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CHASE. Md.--Brick rambler.
3 bedrms., mooern kit. liy. .rm.
with firepi.- and picture window.
Ground level bsmt. with suite Of 2
rms; and na. path .,s easy access ul TO ga
BrookyiIie- i I'd. REDUCED d. price Ice with WITH
So. 600 or more cash dn. Ewes.
Mr.. Gordon. WO. 6-1935. L. T.
GRAVATTE. Realtor. Ma. S-0753.
CHEVY CHASE, Md, S16.500-5-
yr.-old brk. Colonial. 8 rms, bath.
/ playroom. Y bath: walk to elem.
incl. everything. EN-. 2-4471 till
9 pm. REALTY BROKERS, INC.
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CHEVY CHAsE-older bungaior

CHEVY CHASE--OIder BUNGALOW
type home In nice neighborhood,
close to schools. transp. and shop
ping: liV, rm.. din. rm. comb. 3
bedrms.; full bsmt. with maids rm.
or rec; rm;; 2:ear garagsG; n excel
SON, Realtor. 1886 Wis. ave. OIL.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

TAKoMA PARK-Home and income.
X IGs T0oms, corner lot; open TO older;
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cLosE-IN SILVER SPRINGFIELD
rm., brick-and-stone Cape Cod. on
well-shaded lot: full bsmt.. rec. rm.
$4,000.
PAINT BRANCH FARMS-4-bedrm.
in an area 0 ~ fine S homes: f eGreSi
and handicapped: S3S,90O. BY appt.
only, THE ISENS, HE. 4-S479: ewes,
HE. 4-7547.
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OLOhED-rI DUPONT HILLS
Non-GI, $500 dn, includes settle
Nice 5-rm brk, bsmt.. pickett
fence. venet. blinds, mr.. store. Mr..
Fortin, 10. S-SBgO. cox a. CO,
INC. 10. S-5S31. 10
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SMALL ESTATE

Gorgeous grounds; WILLIAMSBURG
Colonial home in perfect condition.
all brick and stone with slate roof;
huge rooms. 80 baths, lovely
screened porch. open patio. 3 fire.
places, attached 2-car garage: To-
Gated in an estate area and sur
rounded by fine homes. For further
information. call GRAHAM g. CO,
JU. 5000. open evenings till 8
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MAKE GARDENING YOUR HOBBY
WONDERFUL LOCATION

Georgia ave. approx. 4 miles be-
yond Silver Spring shopping CEN
ter. Nearly . acres of rich land.
House. lot with old shade trees,
cleared garden plot. woodland. Two
houses, one 2-story and basement
detached frame dwelling; 8 rooms,
"a baths, hot-water heat, unit
fred by oil, covered porch: one l.
bath, Scar garage, tool house. Both
houses now rented, possession il
desired. Owner who has made it
his home is offering property for
quick sale. Inspection by appoint
ment only. E. QUINCY SMITH,
INC. Realtors, 141S H st. NV, DI.
7.9O57; evenings and week ends,
OIL. 2-9420.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

edrm.. a-bath brick
Colonial; full bsmt.: rec rm,;
screened porch; attached garage;
S20,g50. GEO. W. ROBERTSON.
Realtor. 1885 Wis. ave. OIL. q
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UNIVERSITY LANE ARI

UNIVERSITY LANE AREA
powder room on LIST floor bsmt.,
storm windows and doors. cleo. Kit.
with dishwasher: very nice condi-
ton: near Langley Park. Reas.
down payment and assume lge. 4es
loan. Pay SS3.11 per mo. incl
HUeSH r Pr pFcxS l4's6o. LIE 4-eAoo
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pnCRVUTE rT.

HOCkVILLE-GIS
See this attrac. 3-bedrm. rambler.
excel. cond., plenty of closet srace.
lge. Anchor-fenced lot: 3 blocks to
school: only S11,950. subject to VA
appraisal
SIGLER L. CO. 10. 4-S3S3
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BETHESDA
RAMBLER-1a ACRE-DEN
UNDER $40 000

On high hill overlooking the
surrounding countryside of this
country club area. is this new beauti-
full. low. long. custom-built rambler.
Set very deep on a half-acre plot
with 150-ft. frontage. Completely
private with surrounding pines
prevailing hilltop breezes. Large flag
stone reception foyer, living room,
26xl3i2 with corner fireplace and
French doors out to partially covered
patio with built-in barbecue pit
Enormous guest-size dining room
with entrance to patio. also family
size kitchen, 14x11. fully equipped
with both gas and electric appliances,
picture window and dining space for
eight 3 bedrooms, ia baths. full
size den or TV room. Fireplace and
outside entrance in basement; 2-car
carport. plaster walls. and extras
galore, AND in an uncrowded area
where the restrictions call for no
less than hslf-acre plots for the
protection Of your investment. Call
US now for the key. Call RE. 1860
till 9 pm.
Colonial Investment Co.
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HILLCREST near Alabama We
custom-built Diet brick, s rms, "a
baths, list fir. den or bedroom. TV
room. 3 large bedrms.. 2nd fir
Rec. rm with firelace. built-in ga
rage porch. slate roof, For in
spection call HARTMAN REALTY.
INC. LU. $4,000, LII. 2-5976
se5 BURNS ST. S.E.-Two-bedroom
semidetached brick Assume 40
loan, midsummer occupancy. Con-
tact owner LII o-214g IL
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
Locust Hills--3-yr. -old, all brick
lovely liv. rm.. fireplace. huge scr
living porch, full din. rm., completely
equip. kitchen. dishwasher and dis
posal. built-in breakfast rm.. 4 bed
rms. and den. > baths. rec. rm. with
picture window; ground-level bsmt
built-in garage: 23-acre lot. facing
park. S34,950.
ASHLEY. INC.
LO. 5-2323 Ewes, JU, 5-O3a1
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COLORED-S750 DOWN
B OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Standardized brick home in this
convenient Sc, area. 3 bedrooms and
bath on End floor. Liv. rm., din. rm..
kitchen on LIST floor Basement. ga
rage; Deep lot. Call Ma S-644O
Sidney. z. Mensh & Co.. Inc.
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on Annrnved-S12 2sn
$3.50 DOWN-GI
II ACRES-HOME
3 BEDRMS.-$13,950
2 TENANT HOUSES

This home has a lge. liv. rm.,
20xl3 with fireplace; attrae. den, $
2nd floor has 3 bedrms. with bath
carpet on stairway. Lee. front porch.
storm windows. Lge. second house
and stable. > tenant homes with .
and 3 rms. Property approx. LAO
by 600 #. Brardywine. Md. Reason
ably. priced, Sl3,950: So. 500 down.
Ready financed. take over.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
REALTOR
3214 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. S-77O0
Ewes, RE. 6-S543
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NEAT AND PRETTY

house cond. Full bsmt.; lovely lot.
well located, mr.. schools and shops.
GEORGE w. BAUSERMAN
JU. 9-5444 Ewes. 10. 5-24S5
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Tenants furnish own utilities;
and "-bedroom apt. Live in one and
manage bldg Will sell on terms or
trade What have you? Miss zaker,
FE. $4,000.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
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Rollingwood-Group Of
New Custom Ramblers

OPEN DAILY, OZARK
bedrooms. 3 baths. den-recrea-
ton room. large separate dining
room, screened porch. de luxe
Kitchen. From Chevy Chase circle.
right on Western ave. to Winnette
I'd. left 3 blks., right on Lenhart to
open sign. Drive out after dinner
or 3 a,m.-6 pm. EN-. 2-74O0.
Metzler, Realtor Builder
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Wheaton Hills, close in-6-room
brick Colonial. l 2 baths. liv. rm.,
floor: 3 bedrms. and bath up. Full
basement, rec. rm., half bath, 2 scr.
porches; very large wooded lot
Owner transferred: very anxious to
sell. VA appraised at S15.S50
Make an offer today.
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Hillcrest, S.E.-$18,950
bet. 3-bedrm. brk. Lge. liv. rm.,
frepl.. sep. din. rm. Apt. in bsmt.
Mr.. Alldridge, RE. 5-5505.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co.
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Elk. 3-UJ4I
FORESTVILLE

CT approved. S12,450. Payments
ige. liv. rm.' dinins area. equipped
kit, Ice. util. rm. Shown by apt.
10 S-S440: ewes. CY. 1854
WEST g. DIXON REALTORS. 3
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS near Nichols
ave-Det. brick center hail. &
rms. LIST fir. den, full basement
with rec. rm.. porch, gas INV.
heat; Sl7 $50. HARTMAN REALTY.
INC LII A-240O LII 2-h416
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FRED A. SMITH co.

No 5.YR. toLD- issifl BRICK
$1,000 DOWN
Move right in. Well-built modern
home featuring large bedrms., stu
dio-type living rm., sep. din. rm..
modern equipped kitchen with gar
bage disposal, dishwasher, new stove.
refer. and metal cabinets. / "a colored
tile baths. Recreation rm. Gas heat
Alum. storm windows and screens.
Easement windows. Beautiful rear
yard with Anchor fenced lot. You'll
own a modern home for modern
living.
sINDLER REALTY CO., Ho. 2-1e57
q
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S12.500

CT appraised. buys this lovely three
bedroom rambler with nice living
room. large dining-kitchen combina-
ton, large lot with trees Conven-
lent for TRANSPORTATION and schools.
possession
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coLoRED-No MONEY DOWN
RECREATION ROOM - Buy
house with your good credit. Pretty
p-yr -old home with large rooms
and large yard Sl3p50 Good neigh
bnrhood. Ini ID 81, Sc. OWNER, DI
T-6131. co 5-lp5i III
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COIORED-BARGATN
ONLY $3.50 DOWN
PRICE, S13,500

4BiT II ST. Sc.
Wel-kept, 3.bedroom brick home
Basement. gas heat. storm windows
modern throughout Payments less
than rent 10 see call ST 3-3657.
BRElIERMAN REALTY CO ia
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NOTHING DOWVNT ~

$50 per. mo. Lovely semidet brk.;
3 rms, bsint. Ras heat, storm win.
dowS. fenced yard; Al cond only
yrs old. Purchaser must have
good credit. NE. S-4653. ewes. OIL.
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ROSEMARY HILLS

Brand-new listing-6-rm. brick
extra-large kitchen. 3 nice bedrooms
and bath: full bsnt. lovely screened
porch; patio. Beautiful corner
fenced lot Terms to suit.
S21.950-New 3-bedroom brick
ra RAM id lse iiy; rm din h. r' kit
bSmt. outside entrance: toilet;
wooded lot Real close-in location.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
JU. e-644n Until . PM.
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DE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Colonial
on h2-acre lot. in a heavily wooded
area. of Wilson lane: only g years
old and in superb condition: fea-
bedroom and bath and screened
porch on st A.. . big bedrooms and
bath upstairs: wonderful recreation
rm. IN full basement: garage.
real value at S27,95O. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-1OO6 until 4
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DICKEY'S

CHESTNUT T H HIS below
CT apr: brick. 3-bedrm. rambler:
loft. lot; 5-mile view, full bsmt.;
hrepl. IN lily. nm. din. rm., equip:
kit. tiled bath. abundant lighted
closets: 3 blks. fast dntn. transp.:
$500 dn CT. Only Sl4,S00. Owner
must leave for Oregon
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VISIT
HOMES
900 RAY ROAD

1EObEL 7 4. IOf1H
HE. $4,000 Til Q PM. RIA. $4,000
Our 36th Year of Dependable Service
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ANACOSTIA-Det. shingle rms;
3 bedrms.. gas INV. heat, Gear
metal garage. deep lot. $3.50.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, LU. A.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ANNANDALE. below CT appraisal,
like new-3-bedrm.. 2-bath Cape
Cod; lge. equipped kit. formal
lot. Only S14,950. CT. 6-06S6.
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coLORFD-LIvE RENT FREE
apis. . baths, / with . bedrms
has extra lot
RIGGS g. CO. ME. S-04s6
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Mrs. America Plans
Visit to Moscow

NEW YORK. Oct. % (P).-
Mrs. America of 1857" has OBJ
tanned a visa for a visit to Mos
COW press agent said yesterday.
Mrs. Cleo MaletiS, of Portland,
Greg, accompanied by her hus-
band. Chris, jr., expects to leave
Idlewild Airport November for
ia six-day stay in the Russian
capital starting November Is.
Mrs. America Inc, sponsoring
the trip, said she would observe
Russian housekeeping methods
and exchange data on home
making.
1t quoted her as saying she
hoped to contribute in some
small way" to the betterment of
relations between the two coun-
tries.
Mrs. Maletis, mother of three
boys, was chosen Mrs. America
last May IL at Daytona Beach,
Fla.
En- route to Moscow. she will
visit Manchester and London,
England; Brussels and Copen-
hagen. Afterward she will visit
Brussels. Madrid, Paris. Geneva
and Athens. She and her hus-
band are of Greek descent.
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Chance
Of scattered showers late this
afternoon. Generally fair and
cooler tonight, low near So. Fair
and dry tomorrow. high about
10.
virsinia-Generally fair and
slightly cooler tonight and
Wednesday. Low tonight. t2-4s
in western portion and 1884
elsewhere.
Maryland-Partly cloudy and
somewhat cooler tonight with
chance OF scattered showers in
the extreme eastern portion.
Low tonight, upper 40s in vest
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Iington employees of Interiors
Bureau of Mines have received
incentive awards totaling 1893.
Mrs. Aileen j. Barnhart and
Miss Elizabeth v. Mccarthy,
personnel clerks, received 1912
each for sustained superior per-
formance. Miss Martha E. Pat
ton a file clerk. received SIS;
Tommy T, Tomimatsu, an aud
itor $50, and Mrs. Marion l..
Finn clerk, $50. Mr.. Toni
matsu's cash award was for sug-
costing a better procedure for
paying cash awards.
Three employees of the Naval
Ordnance Laboratory at White
Oak, Md, have received rewards
for suggestions as follows: A. p.
Fourier, $25 for development
OF remote control equipment for
screening and dumping explo-
sives; Miss Jeanne B. Justine,
SIS for suggestion to use sue
ton cups to separate glass
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$3.50, 900 Suit Is Filed
In Collapse of Stands

A husband and wife yesterday
brought suit in District Court
seeking $l50,000 in damages for
injuries they claim they suffered
on September is when q stand
in East Potomac Park collapsed
during the Presidents Cup Re-
gatta.
The plaintiffs are Mrs. Joyce
Fuss. "a. and her husband. Dom
aid Fuss. both of 1907 Good
Hope road Sc.
The suit names the United
States and the Presidents Cup
Regatta Association as defend
ants.
The suit. which charges neg
ligence, says the stands were
erected and controlled by the
National Park Service. Depart
,ment Of Interior. at the request
OF the Presidents Cup Regatta
Association.
The suit says Mrs. Fuss Suf-
fered injuries to the head, neck
and spine and that her husband
suffered leg injury. The suit
also contends that the couple
has been deprived Of parenthood
because Of Mrs. Fuss injuries.
The suit asks $780, 900 damages
IN behalf of Mrs. Fuss and $780,
600 in behalf of the husband
The complaint was filed by At
torney Samuel G. Silverman.
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Society Of Natives
Again Asks Lottery

The Society of Natives last
night repeated a long standing
request for a lottery in the
District to raise funds for city
administration.
Mrs. Rose Perkins. president.
agreed to appoint a committee
to study recommendations for
changes in the groups con-
stitution.
The meeting was held in the
Mayflower Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-23
LOSS OF TEMPER
GETS D. c. DRIVER
100 DAYS IN JAIL

A 33-year-old man who
"lost his temper" at an au-
tomobile parking in front Of
him was sentenced yester-
day in Municipal Court 70
pay a 500 fine or spend 100
days in Jail.
Robert L. Saunders, of
the 2700 block of Ontario
road NV, was found guilty
by Judge Nadine Gallagher
OF smashing a window of the
automobile driven by Lester
a. Dauberman, 81, Of the
1900 block Of North Stafford
street. Arlington. Va.
Mr.. Dauberman was try
ing to park in the 1900
block Of M street NV. when
Saunders walked forward
from his car and mashed
the left front window OF
Mr.. Dauberman's car with a
hammer last July 8.
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ern portion and in the SOS else
where.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay Gentle variable
winds mostly westerly tonight
becoming northwesterly Of 1920
miles per hour force tomorrow.
Fog tonight with poor visibility
becoming good Wednesday.
River RepoPt
from U 8 Engineersl
Potomac River clear A. Harpers Ferry
and clear at Great Falls shena ndoah
clear Al Harpers Ferry.
TEMPERATURE for yesterday
ikeeding washington National AirportJ
Midnight 80 Moor III
Aam. 50 4pn rs
sam 6u SPIN ~
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest as on june IL.
Lowest, 20 90 January a. IS ana
February -.
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pilates; Miss e. A. Christian. SIS.
for extension of the suggestion
program by installing a sug-
|gestion box in the explosive area.
4 x II
JOBS-These job openings
have been announced:
At Walter Reed Army Medical
Center, mechanical engineers.
GS-ll; electrician, WB-15;
welder, WB-15; bacteriologist,
GS-5 and GS-11. Call the
civilian personnel branch, Ran
dolph $1,000. extension 210l.
At the Region 3 Office here of
General Services Administration
a chemist who has specialized in
paint testing, GS-9, $5,440 a
year. Call Republic 1880, ex-
tension 1891.
At Fort Belvoir, Va. sales store
worker, $1.63 and $1.73 an hour;
electrician, $2.12 an hour. APP
plications should be filed with
the Board of Civil Service Ex-
aminerS, Fort Belvoir.
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operation. In the light of Poland's
current effort to throw of Mos
cows control. There has been
speculation that Hungary also
was casting about for a way to
free herself from Soviet dicta-
ton.
At the conclusion of the Bel
grade conference, the Hungarians
invited the Yugoslav Communists
to send a delegation to visit
Hungary. The invitation was &C
cepted.
Hungarian Communist Boss
Ernoe Geroe was a member of
his country's delegation. He, like
Marshal Tito, went to the
Crimea recently for secret talks
with Russia's top leaders-talks
which presumably turned on
Marshal Tito's insistence that
MOSCOW recognize there lis more
than one road to socialism"
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Winters Opposes
D. c. Curfew Law

Police Inspector John E. Win
tiers, head Of the youth aid di-
vision, told the Northwest
Boundary Civic Association last
night that he does not favor a
curfew law for this area.
He said that other large cities
that have such laws have found
them hard to enforce.
I'VE need something against
lettering and loafing in public
places. but We don't want to in
terfere with children who are
out late with the express con-
sent of their parents" he said.
The association meeting was
held in the Mcfarland Junior
High School at Iowa avenue and
Webster street NV. The presi-
dent. H. NJ. Pair. presided.
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ana, II so, by now mucn. Tnere
are also inquiries whether at
least part of the annuities is non
taxable.
While the annuitant will
receive the entire amount of the
annuity. without deductions for
taxes. part of the payments are
nontaxable. at least at first.
This is the way to figure what
is nontaxable, and it is believed
the method will cover the major
ity of civil service annuities. 1t
applies where the cost of the
annuity or pension is borne by
both the employe and the en-
ployer-that is, where both pay
inland If the total amount con-
tributed by the employee can be
recouped in full in three years
from the date of the first pay
ment.
Take. for example, a retired
employe who has contributed a
total of $4,000 toward his PEN
sion which amounts to 5000 a
month. or $2,400 a year.
In the first two years the
S2,400 is non-taxable. In the
third year $1,000 is nontaxable
and $1,000 is taxable. The sum
Of $4,000 in each of the first two
years plus $1,000 in the third
year totals $4,000, the amount
the annuitant has contributed.
After the third year, in which
$1,000 is taxable. the full $2,4O0
is taxable each year.
Where all the amount paid in
cannot be covered by the pen
sion in the first three years a
different method of figuring the
nontaxable portion is used. Under
this, the nontaxable portion of
the annuity is equal to that
fraction of the annuity arrived
at by putting down the invest
ment in the annuity (the amount
paid in above the expected
return.
Assume the amount paid in
was $4,000. That's the top
figure of the fraction.
In computing the expected re-
turn, you probably would have
to get the figure found in &C
tuarial tables based on the age
and sex of the annuitant. 1t can
be furnished by the Internal
Revenue Service. If this figure
is 10, for example, and the an
nuity is $4,000, multiply the one
by the other. The expected re-
turn is thus $4,000.
The sum of $4,000 (the
amount paid in) over $4,000
gives you a fraction of 1896.
That fraction of the annuity. or
$666.67, Is nontaxable. The an
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nuitant would pay taxes on the
rest, or on $1.733.33.
4 x x
RIF UPHELD - A Federal
agency'S action in abolishing a
job and establishing new Jobs
filled by experts has been upheld
by District Court Judge Edward
M. Curran.
The case was brought into
court by John F. Graham, en-
ployed by the Army as an edi-
torial and information specialist
from l948 to 1850. An appeal
probably will be sought, accord
ing to David M. Klinedinst, at
torney, who, with Joseph G.
Weeda, represented Mr.. Graham.
Mr.. Graham lost his position
by a reduction in force November
IL, 1850. He maintained that
the next day two persons were
hired as experts at $3.50 a day
to do work similar to that he had
been performing. He asserted
that both had less experience in
the information field than he.
He commended that. if the re-
duction- force is held to be
valid. any agency may create
vacancies for nominally qualified
experts by serving RIFF notices
on incumbent Civil Service
employees.
The court held, however, that
the agency was acting within
its authority in abolishing the
press section in which Mr.. Ora
ham was employed and in setting
up an experimental radio and
news section stated with experts
excepted from civil service. Judge
Curran ruled there had been no
competent evidence to show the
was not genu-
inc.
He also said Mr. Graham had
had a hearing in the Army De-
partment and that. on appeal to
the Civil Service Commission, the
was affirmed.
y 4
SPOTLIGHTED-Five Wash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-23
Lily Pons Reports
$4,000 Gem Loss

Opera star Lily Pons told po-
lice yesterday she lost a dia-
mond and platinum bracelet
worth $4,000 somewhere in the
northwest section of Washing
ton.
The soprano reported to po-
lice she believes she may have
lost the item either in the May
flower Hotel. where she is stop
ping, or between the hotel and
Ontario and Columbia roads
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-23
High Court Clears
Cruiq for Practice
~ the Assoeiated pre,.

Gov, George Craig of Indiana
yesterday was admitted to prac-
tice before the Supreme Court.
Before the court room cere-
mony. Gov. Craig attended the
first showing of a new bust of
Sherman Minton, who retired
from the high court last Mon
day.
The bust is the work of sculptor
Merrell Gage of Santa Monica.
Calf. 1t will be placed perma-
nently in the Indiana State cap
itol with a formal unwilling and
presentation there sometime in
late December.
Gov. Craig was presented to
the court by Francis OHara, 4
Washington attorney,