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some tax officials. and other ir-
regularities. Some top tax Of
ficials Of that time have since
been convicted OF income tax
evasion.
The subcommittee was aided in
its study by an advisory board of
% leading tax lawyers and ac-
counsants, who noted that the
employe honesty checks went in
to effect during the period of
the public revelations of tax
scandals which shocked the
country"
'Basically Sound Service
At that time, the board noted,
the emphasis was on 1.-THE i'm
portance of restoring public con-
fidence in Federal tax admini-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22

resentative Mills, Democrat of
Arkansas. hurting the moral of
the employees and sometimes
subjecting taxpayers to what it
called lover zealousness" and
even reckless" prosecutions.
In a progress report" yester-
day on its continuing study. the
subcommittee was especially
critical Of the effects of decen-
tralization. of the present yearly
audit of employees tax returns
and of what it called "interfer-
ence" with the closing Of tax
cases by the agency's inspection
service.
Tax Officials Convicted
The changes were put into ef-
feet after a 1852 investigation
turned UP evidence of influence
peddling. excessive incomes by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
THE EVENING STAR A.13
Washington, D. c. ~
MONDAY, APRIL &c, 1857

scales. particularly in the upper
grades. elimination Of some Of
the restrictions on advancement,
and the addition Of a number
OF so-called super-grades to
IRIS"
The Mills subcommittee said
its purpose was to make it pos
sible for IRIS to operate as a
blue-ribbon service which will
attract the highest type Of civil
servants for its important work."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22

tied cases by reason Of excessive
ZEAL" and reported that in pre-
pairing criminal tax cases. agents
sometimes "have made reckless
and inexpert overstatements Of
a taxpayers liability in order to
Justify fraud charges,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
House Report Criticizes
81 Tx Unit Reforms
BY the Associated Press

House subcommittee the Government should scrap
some of the changes made in effort reform the Internal
Revenue Service five years ago.
Some OF the reform efforts have harmed the the
long said Ways Subcommittee headed by Rep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22

Frontier Alnes pilot yelling brought passengers
about 10 feet of this
chief
prudng perhaps Itself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22

what do you want in new car?
Wont top performance? Try Bucks brand.new
engine Way up in torque. Way up in compression.
The powerpack' is built right into every model, at
not one penny of extra cost.
Wont foday's most modern transmission? Trv
Bucks newest version of Variable Pitch DynaAow.*
It's instant DynaAow-with the quickest, smoothest
response you ever experienced
These two points alone tell you where Buick put
most OF its engineering brains and eort-into making
this the dream car of the year to drive.
Dut you want the other good things that should 90
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You wont the most luxurious ride on fhe road. It's
right here Brous bout by new construction from
the tires up : including a new chassis that nests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
New Site Picked
By First National
Bank of ARLINGTON

First National Bank of Airing
ton, which had a 1876 per cent
Jump in assets in the last year.
has decided to locate its main
Office at the corner of North
Glebe road and Wilson boule ard
in leased quarters scheduled for
occupancy by the fall of 1858.
President Walter J. O'Donnell
Yesterday announced the board of
directors decision in a letter to
stockholders. A site acquired by
the bank at Pershing drive and
North Wayne street for this pur-
pose has been sold, he said.
Assets reached new high of
$l2, 404 ,487 on December 81, COM
pared with $9,379. 664 a year ear
lier and deposits of $11,167.Sl1
were up 81 per cent. Loans and
discounts of S4.258,847 were 9.5
per cent higher. Federal bond
holdings totaled S3,182.293, q
gain of "A per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
First & Citizens
Earns More

The First IL Citizens National
Bank Of Alexandria had record
growth i'll the last year and 1856
earnings rose to S441 1893 or SAL
share. before taxes, compared
with S384.770 or S3.84 share.
year-end report disclosed yes
terday.
Net for the calendar year,
after taxes. amounted to S2.48 a
share, compared with $3.50 a
share in 1855. Provision for in
come taxes amounted to Sl.93 a
share, compared with Sl.54 in
the previous year.
Earnings increased although
an additional charge OF IS cents
a share was deducted for bad
debt reserves. The institution
adopted the reserve method in
stead Of charging off losses as
they occur.
Assets of First and Citizens
reached anew high Of SAG. 920.326
on December 81. maintaining its
lead as the largest banking in
stltution in northern Virginia
with a gain of 8.5 per cent from
year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
Suburban Bank Deposits
Set S484 Million Record
BY DONALD b. HADLEY

Deposits OF 81 banks and trust companies suburban
land and Virginia reached of SS4 $40 20
Der 81 with gain of 8 cent from year earlier
increase OF 1876 per cent IN the last four
The latest total compared with $449586 1855
and S28 at the close of 1852 The suburban
more impressive than those of II District of Columbia banks which
gained "a cent in the l09
The nearby increases combined with the District
the combined Washington Metropolitan
on December 81 rise of cent from 81 year
ago and Is cent above 81 at the end
Compared with the First National Bank of
ngton and Mount Vernon Bank Trust each showed
81 per cent while the First National of Southern Maryland
Marlboro had increase Of 254 the Silver
spring gained ia cent and the Bank of Damascus
increase OF IA cent The Bank Maryland
Bank of Maryland per The largest dollar
gain was $5l63930 cent at the Suburban
compared with four earlier spectacular
the rule but here the biggest
3S29o First National Arlington 1855 Citizens of Mary
lano ll4Po Vienna Trust, $780, Bank of Maryland.
OLD Dominion 1855; Suburban Trust $3.50 The largest
dollar gain was S3938S,762 at Suburban Trust
Individual bank totals for the below
with a year earlier and four earlier:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

1861 Stock and Sales
HiFh Low div. rate Add u
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HOW so SPENT FOR THE
WALL STREET JOURNAL
HELPED NE EARN $4,000

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( 1867 Stock and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
By a Subscriber

Since | started reading The Wall
Street journal, my income has in.
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year.
But that Is only part Of the
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For example, an automotive
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Articles on food and clothing
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The Journal also gives me q bet.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

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Two More Area Banks
Join z Pct Ranks

The Bank of Bethesda anc
the National Capital Bank have
Joined area banks deciding tC
pay 3 per cent on savings &C.
counts, raising the number to %
| President William Prescott Of
the Bethesda institution sale
yesterday the higher rate would
become effective February l anC
would apply to all balances Of
$500 to $4,000. Rates on more
than $4,000 will be fixed in con.
ference with bank officials. In.
lterest is paid on the low balance
for a six months interest perioC
and credited on February anc
August /.
President George A. Didden
Jr.. Of National Capital said Fri
day the higher rate would b.
retroactive to January anC
will apply to all balances of SlOt
upward. 1t will be paid on The
low of each SIX months Interest
period and credited on March
and September !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
Bank Of Silver Spring
REPORTS New Gains

The Bank of Silver Spring hao
record assets Of $l8,639,89 or
December 81, gain OF II pei
cent from a year earlier. Presi-
dent William d. Blair reported
Deposits Of $16.815, 489 wer,
up l5,5 per cent and loans in
creased S1,787.82l during the
year.
| Net earnings after taxel
amounted to $l3l SOC. an in
crease of 81 per cent from $50,
GIT in the previous year.
! President Blair predicted al
even better year in 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
Ad Club Speaker

The Advertising Club will hold
luncheon program and Public
Relations Day" at Willard Hotel
on Tuesday, with Bert Goss of
New York as speaker. He is
president of Hill g. Knowlton, big
public relations firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
Gets Ad Account

I Kal. Enrich g. Merrick. Inc.
Washington advertising agency
will handle all advertising anc
promotion for the Chew ClIase
Shopping Center at Wisconsin
and Western avenues NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. JANUARY 5, l95.
1867 Stock and Sales Net
High Low div. rate Add 90 High Low Close chg
Evening star., 1957-04-19
transport Rolls
|Aquin in France

PARIS. April 10 (P.-French
trains. buses and subways rolled
on schedule today, a 48-hour
strike by transport workers hav-
ing ended at midnight.
Frenchmen breathed sigh of
relief. but the work stoppage ap-
parently settled nothing. Off,
cial sources said 1t made no dent
in Premier Guy Mollet's deter
mination not to yield to trans
port workers demands for a 10
per cent wage increase. The
government has offered only a
fourth of that.
A brief outburst of violence
marked the closing hours OF the
strike. Fighting broke out as
1000 members of the Commu-
mist dominated General Labor
Confederation clashed with po-
lice near the Transport Ministry.
About 40 persons-strikers and
policemen-were hurt: Bloody
noses. bruises and cracked heads.
Evening star., 1957-04-19
lsroeIis and Neighbors
Clash on Two Frontiers

TEL AVN. April 10 tH1.-
Israel and her Arab neighbors
clashed yesterday on two from
tiers. Israel took q particularly
grave view Of the continuing
clashes along the Israel-Syriar
border.
A Foreign Ministry Official
warned that trouble between Is
rael and Syria. II it keeps up
may be very serious"
Israeli and Syrian force.
dueled across the border for
hours and 40 minutes yesterda,
north Of the Sea Of Galilee. Fir.
ing stopped. the Israelis said
after United Nations truce super.
visors intervened with a cease.
fire plea.
Both Syrians and Israelis sais
they had no casualties. Each &C,
cused the other Of shooting firSt
The clash was the ninth re,
ported since March 20 on tn,
Israeli-Jordan frontier.
Israeli military spokesmen ais,
reported a clash along tn,
Israeli-Jordan border near Meg
gido. They said band Of eigh
or nine armed Jordanians en-
tered Israeli territory and opene,
fire on an Israeli patrol. TIL
Israelis returned the fire an,
the Jordanians withdrew, tn,
spokesmen added.
The Jordan Israel Armistic,
Evening star., 1957-04-19
Accidental Shot
Kills Actors Son

HASTINGS ON HUDSON.
N. Y, April 10 P).-Jan Decker.
l6-year-old son of Actor Albert
Decker, was found dead Of a
rifle bullet wound at his home
here and his death was pro-
nounced accidental.
Young Decker was found yes
terday on the floor of his second
floor bedroom by his mother.
Mrs. Edith Decker. He was lying
partly on a .22-caliber rifle and
he clutched a piece of cloth in
his left hand. A bullet had
pierced his right eye.
The father is in Palm Beach.
Fla. appearing in an Agatha
Christie play. Witness for the
Prosecution.
Mr.. Decker said his son had
been experimenting about a year
on constructing a rife silencer.
A medical examiner. DR.. Voc
toria Braidesh. said last night
that the death was accidental.
Evening star., 1957-04-19

Commission, meeting in Jerusa-
lem with Israel absent, voted
yesterday to censure Israel for
an incident reported last Satur-
day. Jordan said an Israeli Army
patrol crossed into Jordan and
fired on a farmer. He escaped
injury.
Iraq, meanwhile. Joined other
Arab states in protesting the
voyage Of an American tanker
through the Gulf OF Aqaba to
the Israeli port Of Eilat.
The Foreign Ministry in Bagh-
dad said a note was handed to
the United States Ambassador
asserting the Tiran Strait at the
lentrance to the gulf is Arab
territorial water and the passage
of the tanker suggests aggres-
sion on the Arab states legal
rights"
The United States tanker Kern
Hills. under charter to Israel.
delivered l6.500 tons Of oil To
Eilat early this month.
| The Cairo newspaper AL Shaah
reported that Jordan also had
protested the tanker's trip. A
dispatch from Amman said the
government there. in a strong
protest to the United States
Embassy. had called the voyage
through he Gulf of Aqaba a
provocative act" against the
j Arabs.
Evening star., 1957-04-19

ters are apprehensive that the
United States is retreating on its
position on the Gulf of Aqaba.
Israeli Papers Critical
Israeli newspapers generally
are critical Of President Eisen-
hover and American policy
One paper commented that 1.-THE
whole chapter of negotiations in
Washington on the subject OF
freedom of passage for Israeli
ships in Suez and the Gulf OF
Aqaba shows signs of slow but
constant retreat from the un-
dertakings given by the United
States"
In the negotiations to get Is
rael to withdraw from the GAIA
Strip and the coast of the Gull
of Aqaba, President Eisenhower
supported Premier David Ben
Gurion's "hopes and expecta-
tions" that Israel would have
the right of passage in the Gull
of Aqaba.
Since then the passage of the
Evening star., 1957-04-19

hensive the last two days over
what the Foreign Ministry called
the unfortunate trend" in the
Suez situation. Concern arises
from United StateS-Egyptian ne
gotiations and President Eisen-
hower's news conference state
ments last Wednesday.
The President, disclosing a
switch in signals, said the United
States had decided to delay
handing the Suez problem back
to the United Nations Security
Council in the hope direct negor
tiations between Cairo and
Washington would yet yield a
satisfactory solution. He said
the confidential talks have
made progress"
Prudence" Urged
At the same time he said the
United States Government had
not told American shipowners
they should not use the Sue2
Canal. but only that they should
be prudent.
Washington reports said this
cautionary advice, which has op-
Grated as an almost complete
barrier to American traffic
through the canal while negotia-
tions were on. was about to be
Cancelled after consultation with
Britain and France.
The first British freighter to
use the canal since last Novem-
ber entered the waterway today
An American President Line:
ship is due to make the trir
through next week. 1t is the
President Jackson, now en- route
to the Red Sea from Karach
with cargo and IL cruise pas.
sengers.
According to diplomatic re.
ports. Egyptian President Nassel
has made no major concession.
to user nations on operating tht
canal, least of all on Israel's as,
serted rights. Israeli Foreign
Ministry sources let it be knowr
they feel Israel's rights are bein,
forgotten.
Similarly, government quar-.
Evening star., 1957-04-19

Israeli-charter American tanker
Kern Hills through the gulf was
hailed by Israel as an interna-
tional demonstration of the prin-
ciple of the right to innocent
passage. But nearly all Arab
countries protested to Washing
ton against alleged violation Of
Arab territorial waters, and the
United States Government
backed of from attaching signi-
ficance to the voyage.
Evening star., 1957-04-19
Israeli Criticism of u.
On Suez Policy Mounts

TEL AVN Israel April 10 0F1-Foreign Minister Cioda
M received United States Ambassador Edward
atmosphere of growing Israeli criticism policy
assumed the United States envoy who
conference discussed developments concerning the
Gulf of Aqaba
Evening star., 1957-04-19

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Royal Motors (Plymouthl
OLMSTEAD OLDS

De luxe a-door. STONE blue,
equipped lQw mileage Special hol-
lday value sale. Priced al only
Evening star., 1957-12-19
DAUPHINE
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Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
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beaut. coral and white hniAh, FULLY
equipped including power ateerine,
power brakes. pOHeriIile. r. b.,
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last years price. Pull price, S9sfph.
Can finance for % months
Royal Motors plymouth
4l0o Ga, Ave NV, IA, p-2pD0
De SOTO "a va Coronado i-dr. ;
like-new m, s-t0ne turquoise and
white fully eqntp. with all power,
incl. p.s,, p.h- pua p-s~ poweriilte
trans & and b.. Wv. tires, etc.
1T 0oAu mus VI AhAA $NhAns AttNt
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dn. o. bank rates.
Royal Motors lPlymouth)
400 Ga. ave. NV. ia. $4,000
DE SOTO 1887 Pirefiite station
wagon 7. and h.. power steering,
alr-cond., power wind: S4,3be .20.
FALLS CHURCH De Sot0-plym-
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heant, coral ana white finixh. fully
equipped including power Eteerine,
power brakes. noWerliite. T.. h..
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last years price Full price. x.,fu5.
Can finanee for 3d months.
Royal Motors plymouth
Iiou Ga, ave, NV. IA. a-sy0o
DODGE 1888 sedanette. I. and n. /.
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down, s.u month, FALLS
CHURCH DE SoTO-PLfMOUTh.
Lee hlshvay al Hiilwood ave.
DODGEs. company ofacials cars
! 70 choose from nsw-eer titiss l,
TORREY MOTOR Co. 1857 18Th
81. NV. kA $3.50. Dodge-
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DODGE SO club coupe; splendid;
<tb5, Sis down. &iH month.
Roper Motor, la. d-s7O0.
DODGE 1854 coTonet IS 4-dooF.
automatic transmission, power steer
Ing poweT brakes radio, heater.
oEisinal blue flnish. Ltks new, A l.
Evening star., 1957-12-19

~ .535 New
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HUDSON 1862 Hornet l-dr.; radio,
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KenyOn-Peck Chevrolet
ggse Milson Blvd. ArIington. ya; v.
HUDSON 1864 Hollywood; hydra
matte. and hi beautiful eondi-
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- BuRRoWe MOTOR CO.
900 NJ 81. Sc. Ii. 4-e3OO
tAIrEkIAL 1857 LeBaron 4-dooT
hardtOp: new-ear title and VAR
raa'y; air eond.. power seat pow
er windows. power brakes. power
steer apd apd b.. Wv tires; many
ss'sss. ss1sbss RoYALn 5s ciiRIsIRR, dGsn, iSc
1pU1 Rhode Island ave. ne.
WA. 7-7O00.
IMPERIAL 1857 LeBaron 4-door
sedan; dark blue. air c0nd., pow
81 seat, power windows. power
brakes. power steer. T. and h !.
s.-w. tires; many extras. low
mileage, Sfn5 down. S4,3a5.
ROYAL CHRYgLER. INC, 1901
Rhode Island ave. me- WA.
IMPERIAL ~ 4-dOor hardtop. full
power equspment. air-conditioned
radio. heater, torouefilte push
button drive, Solex giass. deck lid,
many many other feature new-ear FAC
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power, finished IN appealing ruby
maroon. new-ear title and war
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Evening star., 1957-12-19

LINCOLN 's3 hardtop; radio. hest
er hydTamatie drive Wv. tires;
immaculate; $3.50 ~
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Evening star., 1957-12-19
AUToMOBILEs ToR sAIE

EDsEL SIS Ranger sports coupe;
luily equipped. used q vks. by
ioreign couple visiting Us.A.: per.
feet condition. sale necessary due
inability 70 take home reasonable
Offers invited TE. i-JeoA.
FoRD 1854 a-pass, PordoF VS.
dark blue finlsh. low mileage. ST.
ona.. MANI. other station WAGONS
TO choose from.
LOGAN FoRD
1880 Goth 81. NV DI. T-Ae00
FORD 1888 Country SQUIRE S-door
station waeon. all.metal e0nGtrut-
tinn; blue, FoFdomatic, power steer
ina, radio. heater; only si.4e5:
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
lsse ..nd St. NV. PE. 10000
EORD 80 sedan; ~ mi. per EAi..
$50 OF best oiier call ~ h.S141.
FORD 1850 station wagon Fordo-
matte, radio. heater. other access
sorieA. very clean, / owner; si.745.
ARCADE PONTIAC
ia3T Irving ST, NV, AID, 4-s5O0
foRD 1857 custom $500 Tuder:
new: 3.6Gn miles. w0. 6-0is6.
FORD 1854 VS. Ranch Wagon.
lght green, 2, aud h.. many other
extras. extremely clean, 1.owneT
wagon. SgDS, Many other sta
tion Wasons % choose from.
LOGAN FORD
1850 Goth 81. NV. DI. 7-5en0
FORD '54 Tudor sedan: ds luxe
= and h.; exeel eond. 1918. Cali
FORD 55 Custom ~" Fordor Sc
dan. ofis.nai green tinish; =. and
h q real beauty. ~ .0i,6
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u I0:,la,i. sl5lo cosss, sss ssS ,s, y 81, NE
FoRD aa Custom 20 Tudor:
fordo.. and h.. tiptop cond.
thronehoul: Sh4S written guar.
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FORD 1858 a-pass, FordoF Country
Sedan: red and white, VS.. radio.
heater many other extras. will
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Sl.IAS Many other station WAGONS
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Evening star., 1957-12-19
AVS MOTORS
ia. a-slO0
CHRYSLER '53

New Yorker de luxe 4-door: e-tone
fully equipped; one owner, low
mileage Buy now and save Special
holiday value sale. Priced at only
Evening star., 1957-12-19

CHEVROLET 1855 VS. 4-dr, hard
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