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0AfTHkkfBuHo
2 hedrms., lh baths. ny fna.
din. rm.. Kit. sun perlor, fui hsmt..
h. VII. large lot; IDEAL for small
family. Hlf.bOO.
Mod. ; bedrms,, liv. rm.. Ifirepl.
din. rEn.. kit, full bsnnt.: ? lots
In town: S-rm. cottage: nsarl,
u acre: $3.50.
CLARENCE ,. HlcRAFT
lis n. rr.dsriek Ave. 2althersears
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M MASS AND MINI, AvE.--Fsv
II 'T rm e ssS. sEsi s 3 ki D'h me r.;
eedfm.. IA baths. rec. ,Fn.i stor'
3oHs .,ddoo SHELTON, RsALroH
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ipv new t-Ssdrm. sSiek TsrnS Ssr.
Sep. Din. tna rec nm oversize
make cfier. Open sun. l 20 dark.
Out colessyyidllee fd;. rish. on Trey &c
si1NUM RSAL fsriTE. o'''VO'
TAKOMA PIX. sii 800. 81 500 dn.
ossia 9 iSII s s1S:drS ii h :.sTy sS pssSi
igS,y,S5REE RiAE' ftsfxrE.' 'e 70.
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REfHkSDA. ecnT. AKc, bureau ~
standaF6s. NH. 4-bedrm.. s.bath
CAPE cOd. Ia lovely woodland set
ting: end Of street Wnlktng dis-
tance 70 schools. New FhA nnAne-
ING rs. sve ~ s. 1i;sYo. NO H's
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HOUSES ron sALI-MD.

nN.11HA14NAA'NA1ANl.H.1AHl
|cnEyY pnAsE. 4Qmef1st afss.-
cust9m.bulll lAmnleri only Z tsF
sSanas ~ s 81 bashs, az
les modern eiee, kilehen: fio11d.
level bamt.. with cedar penflfo
rec, f1i,s sep. ducts Tor Air eQnu,
isls b owNsk. 6i.Sssbe6' 10
CllEvY CHASE - undH $4,000,
owner tranhferfod. Inspect and
make giiss soc doup g s e.sp1 ns
corner lots rec. ril.s In bbmt,
OWNER. OF, ast4aH.
COLssvILLR--Ney eentefshall q
s-car earaeei daylight rec, Lnl i
VSs1T4siuDlIe eaR iEiilaia.l'i VRTPiLffg
COLksyILLE .AnBA--Atlf. o-bed-
Elp. n.hath brick hgme with NJ.
hs or, rec ,d 5 snq 1 Inv ,s nsa ss ~
% III committeeman SSs,1bO.
.liPIkY Cos 81, b.sbi -
COLESVlLLn ARIA - An iinniac.
country home On q acres which
oilers ever ADVANTAGE for country
living and entfflninina. 3 bedflps.,
baths. small stable. CAL Mfg,
esnhy ~ s-etaa. ASHTON
COLEstiLLn ARIA, In 4 plthsAnt
country location near NdnQr. you'll
md this f.bedrnls 9.hath home
with sep. din. rin, and large rms,
throughout: on ONE ACRE. ideal
!HSs .&S, sIffsfiI 1 cSi. III P'I ss.isHsli.
CONN. avn tsfAfks. kg ovneT--
Brick rambler. corner lot bed,
En.sd h ss Nv 5 I'm; e.. S.n1 RSrsh' sIe. Az,
Hs,sSssSp' WI s e.s sssf''' FREE
DAnIAscus-brk rambler: . ped:
rms, iip, rnl.. klt. stove and refgr.:
ipll bsmt'. bath and half I yrs.
S..iSsdrnIS.p iSb sri. 'fiamSlsT, Ii IN. m.
car isn sa aHs inI l' bnni. "a. Iii het.sif
Inlay COOK nc. hfHlf ION.
!n!amaaevA Nd. Clearwater 3.
DAhEAscUS--New 3.bedrm.. mod.
efn brick full bsmt. With gafake:
p FalI h elIei asFei .sod ioR KENNY flaaEs
CRAFT. 70. a-06oS; daithsra-
0AIfmERsBURo AREA--ib acres.
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MASS. AVE. EAls-o-1eorm.s Gal-
bath CAPE cod. Laree ". I'm. with
hrepl., all-elee. kit, with breakfast
rm., iarTe Gruund.levei rec. I'm.
with frepi $e5.ebo, 53e8 Wapa-
koneta I'd. Glen Echo Helehts.
MASS, AVE-. BxTkNDRD, open Z 70
5. Reduced 1000 20 sell today.
Colonial brick IN TOP eeuditien.
II. Nv, m. din. rrn.. Kitchen with
everything. powder rm large
oedfri,. Plus esln %: ~ Use
stone patio. fenced yard On level
lot. walk 70 school: 20 min. from
downtown. Price SAG 500. with
excellent finaneine. Directions:
out Mass. ave. l Ok. past D. G.
line, risht On Jamestoen ID. q
kiSskS, i RRarFoR sOS ~. s.ssss.
or ct a-6Sll
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sgsI .yI1 s.n snsDc Fi m z, N
nrsplsee. DIN r.. p.nnsa.cd d re.
a-is3. 6. W BARTON CO.
slLyss sfRING-De luxe 3-bedrm.
els s 5oni,l @ iovelZ yoYdee lot
pesss VEN Trennsndcns.sise
leens Priced . sen today q,
II KNIT = CO. u. $4,000.
SPRINGFIELD = Under $50, 600
Lovely white rambler. 2 large
bsdfms.. 2 baths. sep. din. rm.,
modern kit with table space and
pantry, Built-in saraee. hsnit..
s ssi &C.. pasiP I'm synln s Rea.;
and Westsrn ". High, BILLINGS
LEY REALTY co. EM. a-a3ed:
ewes. OIL. 4-.ln95,
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Tissi oti.rins q tbs sensstIensI
q Ss1 ;s. s'ssE sSIs' t:s sss
features ies. Nv rIn. freplace J,
dem Ssa, ! S.dr%Sss. s sth i:sn 'i ssms'.
lent financing. Gail hRDMoRf
REALTY CO.. OIL 2-7731.
QUAINT ACRES = New center-hAll
rambler. Screened porch. double
S .a5 :s ne ~. ssys es0s ss!
and above All, 4 quiet and exelu.
siye location. With an acre q
dr RiMMER BROS, ruiidefs-
Real a. Estate WA. T-oeA7. AP
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LANGLEY AREA. I0sa RIatan 81.
uniaue a-bedrm. rambler In new
house eond-. full daylight bsuat.
see sna bug .a seasy. rHA terms
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siss p I5s ,;o ra4 ls|I s.E "a i "
ai.. ssno1 ~. 9Nnhh. A.9aans9In. 81. sozs
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NJ. LANGLEY EzkK-cS5EsT hail.
s rec. fm.. iai ssRt''' ssIi.ic-ssIi
cafpeting: Or, Catholic and public
schools and ige. shop. .esnteri 4
csIi 1wNEk. IN l.sf4s' No
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kENsIN0TOS lBolif1cod Many
icseiy 4-b.f. csps Cod. You VII
oniy sl3,eb0. PA, 5000 an.
open . . 3. Out ca. ave, left On
Flyers nm rd.s left On prgmm,
$1,000. HxiNuM RIAL EsfATE.
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HOUSES goa sALE-&E.

cAPIToL HFLL AREA. s43 A st..
INSTRUMENTATION. brk. home;
8 rms, bath; new gas furnace:
het.vstsr heat; s eco ps sonsitts3PRR;
kxiE. co. 15-oiis.' y
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BEIHEspA, olenvood--AItr, Brk-
ssrssnsd esrs,A a., s. .,.st az Ssd': J:
oiSs' Ne. s-S65a. FULTON 4.
ooRDoH IN. co.
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huyT COUNTY, :.
S h.sRsPeE home ss%'ii features e is. IN
baths: huge Kitchen, m. rec. rIn.
s esII htkf faI H co. ot
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M0NTa0mfRT O0UNTY

6ETHEsDA = New S7-iE rambler:
, s.s,rs Iss' i.,I esf.m s:,, ? estn s,
ssrsss; sSs. So0. opss "a, ana
Sun. IL. Dir: out Old osqrgs.
ifHnr rsa MI ivv q i snos e 3 s'I y
RKARY. r. -contEaeter,
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RnaDVEY WILLS oEovE-oTps,I
kure rambler. ~ air eend on
estate II IL acres. Entr. hall
: bedrms., baths. big din m
Gear garaee. MANY vs,vsp,e
ssss. ssIfuisss j se9 sso6oSi 81 5. {.
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Rockville = Modern WeSI En1
sasns so - SI.s Ell in 1S g m
ssalSS;SSs rsIsis SsssSiSS sa I %
yilIss Once Ffoi'sslonsi Sidss 70
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kENefNGTON ESTATES, brand
e. down payment. e.bsdrm. eTisE
rambler on vide level fenced lot
With trees. Bright ail-elee. Kitchen
with taels .p.ee, S.rsnlsee p ~ ~
Call SAMUEL = BODILY o.
nnp. NC; Oh e-7s0Oi svsninsa
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TRETHksDA vALUE-Nobody, But
modern 3.bedrm. Colonial At si4 :
N50i Out-ofstown owner wants
quick sale WIN accept easiest
terms. Assume 81 loan oL.
, $500; syT1 OIL. s-2eSs' Al
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ONLY SSIS ~ $50 81 bowN

No no SSikkhEcE SrfRousEE
for $500. Beautiful G-rm. row
brick; bedrms.. full bsmt.. etc.
owner will sacrifiee for quick sale.
PRiNoLE REALTY II. 0-.5e6
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KENsKsGTON-Kmmed. oceup. 81
this attrae, a-bedrn, home: he.
rms. and lots Of closet space, walk
to school. Only Sla,160 with ANAL
q TnaRa gey9 s.9sok M ~ 4 kA'
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sILyEE s q . |: nsaf Eossal ole1
lslal Sc q ''s aSB asassf
nm. Kitchen. full 6Smf.. : bed.
can RbNoRE KEALTY CO. Of
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T IesIaI, ssi5.sIss Ssa ess; g;
kashi s.m nee ms a f sm aa S gsalI;,
WOODfiELD.-3 bedfmS.. 3 bathaI
ss$Ril SSslssh,S5' Spsisgs. sssl ~
10, S.eepbi osllhsrikurF 6t5
ISs: 81; S q ;i;;!: :!
Evening star., 1957-12-29

tII-el 24s42" 3.So co. 2 Tor So
nI-cl z7S4s" IS CO.. 2 for -
ul-cl 24s7o" s.se co. , for sIe
uI-EJ 56s6o s.se CO., 2 for I2.se
motehino I'D covers I.ss
Evening star., 1957-12-29

Lansow9hLlNENS Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05
|Regordie Named
To District Board
OF Accountuncy

The District Commissioners
today announced the appoint
ment of Benjamin F. Regardie
to the Board of Accountancy
for a three-year term, replacing
Simon w. Levitan, who served
two terms.
Mr.. Regardie has been prac-
ticing as a certified public ac-
countant in the District for Is
years and is a member of the
firm of Regardie g. Brooks.
He is a past president of the
District Institute of Certified
Public Accountants and taught
accounting for a number of years
at Georgetown University and
Southeastern University.
He has served on many COM
mittees of the American Insti-
tute of Certified Public Account
ANTS and the Washington Board
Iof Trade. He served with the
British Army in World War
and came to the United States
after conclusion of hostilities.
He resides with his family in
Chevy Chase. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05
CHICAGOLIVESTOCK

CHICAGO Mar. : tP -USDAi-SaI.
able hogs $500. slow; generally IS tc
40 lower on butchers: weight over aIG
relatively scarce and mostly - loxer
sows steady 10 . lower poor shppine
demand No. 20 lgu.2SD ID butchers
10 SOL 50 several lois laO-3,:jU ID
with a slzahle No . end l675-i7 90
feT lots ~ 10000 b. sorted foi
SLade 00,l7 %. around 500 head al
] ~. small volume % 2od-33N ID
= oo.l 90 larger lots mixed grad,
3'5-55u ID. sows li,50-1 80, few heat
~ around $50 ID 1879
Salable cattle 5000. calves 300. higt
choice and prime steers scarce. mod.
erste!y active. strong spots - to 50
nigher: steers average choice and beioW
larry ac'iye mostly steady heiteri
fairly active. fairly steady; COWS opened
SLOW: later fairly active and mostll
steady. bulls and sealers steady; stock.
cts and feeders active steady TO 81
higher: choice 70 low prime steers 20 50.
- 90; few load mostly choice over 1900
ID down to 600. bulk good TO low
choice steers is.O0.@n 40: few standard
steers down to Is 40. good to hlgh
choice heifers Il 0O-@0.50 load Of
standard good. mostly standard grade
50 II helfsrs Is %: few standard COW,
up 20 - 90. utility and commercial
% 1919. bulk Gamers and cutter.
ltOO-l2 90. utility and commercial
bulls - 50-iB.j0 good and choice
yealerS - 00-2a 90. cullS down to Q on.
few loads mediums and good feedins
steers and yeaTlings Il ~ 90: few
low medium srAde down to ! ) 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05
PEOPLE
BUSINESS

DIR. Deane b. Judd of the Bu-
reau of Standards will receive
the Inter-Society Color Councils
first Godlove Award in New
York tomorrow. The award rec
ognizes his outstanding contri-
buttons to the knowledge of color
in science. art and industry.
United Air Lines named Ed
ward O'Brien Fennell regulatory
attorney at Chicago. A native OF
Washington and graduate OF
the University of Maryland and
the Washington College of Law
he formerly was with the JUS
tice Department and was assis-
tant United States Attorney for
the District of Columbia.
Edmund w. Schreiner of Chew
erly, Md. marked his 30th an
niversary with the Long Lines
Department of American Tele-
phone & Telegraph Co. on Feb
ruary 81. He is q native OF
Washington.
Lincoln National Life Insur-
ance Co. announced the appoint
ment of Philip ]. Terveer as
regional group insurance man.
ager in Washington. He has
been group representative in
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Richard l.. Bolster of the
Washington Office of Harris,
Upham & Co., will give the first
of a series of nine lectures on
investments at American Uni
versity tonight, starting at $3.50
o'clock.
Robert X. Norton, member of
the Ford Motor Co. staff here for
26 years, has been named man
ager of the sales and profit
analysis department of the new
Edsel Division. with Offices in
Dearborn, Mich.
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could have been used for the
purchase of outstanding shares
it pointed out.
If the reaction in share prices
reaches level which results In
deferment of equity financing
there is a possibility of a chain
reaction which could result in
material cutbacks in planned
capital expenditures by Ameri-
can industry, it added.
Motorola. Inc. is a we'll
managed company with a strong
position in the electronics field
declared Hemphill, Noyes & Co
in a study of the company. The
firms shares are recommended
for investors interested in long,
term capital gains plus a rea-
sonable dividend"
Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fenner
g. Beane has compiled an inter-
esting study of r. j. ReynolGl
Tobacco Co. Harris. Upham &
Co. has reviewed international
Nickel Co of Canada. Ltd. Bache
81. Co. has issued a study OF
Paramount Pictures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05
GEICO Reports Growth
In '56 but Dip in Earnings

The year 1856 showed con-
tinuing good growth. but sharply
reduced earnings for the Gov
eminent Employees Insurance Co.
President Leo Goodwin told the
stockholders today in his annual
report.
He showed that net earnings
after taxes were S2.256,72l. q
drop of 33.7 per cent from 1855
net earnings of S3.4O3.346. Net
premiums written last year to.
tailed s2S,372. 9O5-a 10 per CEN
advance over the prior year with
S25.785,08 There were 409. 80
policies in force at the end o.
the year, l4.7 per cent increase
Total assets at year-end wer,
s45,4 92.463. an ga per cent ad
vance.
Throughout the casualty in,
surance industry. all automobll,
loss ratio suffered grievous de
terioration." the report said.
Accident frequency increased
particularly in the category o
automobile comprehensive cover
age" it continued. "Averag
claim costs moved higher, espe.
cially in the important bodily in
jury liability line. The shockin,
record of death and destruction
on the highways continued un
abated throughout the year"
The report pointed out tina
underwriting expenses amounted
to l6.l per cent of premium
written. which compares Will
an expense ratio of 1873 per cen
In 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05
Metro, Inc. Files Plans
For Debentures Offering

Metro. Inc. which operates in
metropolitan Washington an d
Baltimore. filed with the Securi-
ties g. Exchange Commission
yesterday a registration state
ment covering the issue of $780,
600 six per cent subordinated
convertible debentures, due in
1867.
Auch.ncloss, Parker & Red
path will be named as sole
underwater.
Metro was formed in 1923. is
engaged in financing automo-
biles and consumer durable
goods and also is in the small
loan business. 1t writes credit
life, health and accident insur-
ance. as well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05
Stoff Is Expanded
For Merrill Lynch
TX Street Office

Three additional account ex-
ecutives have become associated
with the K street office of Merrill
Lynch. Pierce Fenner g. Beane
to take care of steady growth of
business since the opening of the
office last September Is. Man
ager S. Harold Williams reported
today.
The additions include: Allan
c. Wilson. jr.. of Alexandria, Va;
Sherwood F. Webster of Ken
sington, Md, and Preston Null
ford of Arlington. Va. They
raise the Offices total to nine.
Mr.. Wilson is an economics
graduate of the University oi
Virginia and served year in
the commodity department OF
the firms Chicago office. He is a
veteran of the Marine Corps.
Mr.. Webster is a graduate of
American University and former
ly was car distribution manager
for Studebaker-Packard Corp
here. He is a veteran of the
Coast Guard.
Mr.. milford is a graduate OF
Maryville College, Tennessee,
and the Rutgers University
Schol of Law. He formerly was
associated with the claim de-
partment of the State Farm
Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
here and was in the judge advo-
Gates Office of the Army for two
years.
The K street Office opened last
September as Merrill Lynch
second Washington office. The
other is at BIS Fifteenth street
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05

lIlIO Iull SIlareS Dy Marcn !.
This was the expiration date
for such conversions in connec-
ton with the recent stock divi-
dend of 1924 per cent author
lied by stockholders at the an
nual meeting January s.
Trustee john c. Mccormack,
John NJ. Christie. George H.
Fisher and Norman D. Morgan
reported there was considerable
interest in the offered shares.
There were eight bidders.
The price paid for the shares
contrasted with the last recorded
price of $140 a share on the
Washington Branch Of the Phil
adelphia- Baltimore Stock Ex-
change, but was about in line
with recent transaction report
ed to have been closed on the
over-the-counter market at $3.50
q share. allowing for brokers
commissions.
Shortly before the stock was
split 4-for-1 and the dividend
declared, old shares sold for $516
a share.
This is highly theoretical, but
If one share of Riggs had been
owned at this price, and the
owner received three additional
shares plus 3 90 of a share for
each of his nov four shares, and
If he then allowed his fractional
shares to go at the trustees sale
and disposed of his four shares
at the same price. he would now
have S65380 a share, compared
with the December price of S5l6
a share.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05

between us. However, I paid $4OO
to a nursery school to take care
of my 10-year-old son in the
afternoons. What is my deduc-
ton?
A. If you file a joint return, as
assume you will, you can deduct
the $500 as child care expenses,
and also claim a $500 exemption
for your son. But. in contrast to
the rule covering widows, widow
ers. etc. there are limits on the
deduction a married working
woman can take.
If a couple earns over $4,000,
the deduction must be reduced
llar-for-dollar by the income
over $4,000. Thus. II you and
your husband had earned $4,000,
your deduction would be cut to
$500: if $4.700. you would be en-
titled to only 5000. If a couple S
joint income exceeds $500, no
deduction is allowed for child
care expenses. If your husband
was unable to support himself
because of mental or physical
disability. these limits do not APP
ply
j @. Our house was severely
damaged by fire in 1856. We
didn't have enough insurance on
the house to cover the loss. How
much of a loss can we claim?
! A You claim the difference be-
tween the value of your house
before and after the fire Cor
storm, flood, etc.)-but not in
excess Of what the house cost
you. The loss is then reduced by
any insurance proceeds. Let's
say you bought your house
years ago for $4,000. Before the
fire. your house was worth Sl5,-
900 and after the fire $4,000
The insurance recovered was
$1,000. Your casualty loss is
$4,000. but since the house cost
only $4,000. your loss is limited
to this figure. In addition, since
you recovered $1,000 of your So
900 loss. the actual deduction is
only $1,000.
Remember. Clip and Save! To-
morrow. Tax-Savings Column No
XIV.
tCopyrisht 1857. Hall Syndicate. Inc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05

You're still on page two, item,
izing your deductions. Today
column concludes tax-Savinl
hints on deductions for medica
expenses and begins guides OF
deductions for child care anC
casualty losses.
@. At the end of December,
paid the hospital an advance
payment covering the room foI
1.-THE first week in January. Can
deduct the payment?
A. No. The rule here is thar
the medical expenses must bI
both incurred and paid in tn,
current year. Since the pay.
ment covered a 1857 bill. the de.
duction will not be allowed il
1856.
@. I have an accident anc
health policy which paid me S5t
week for loss of earning Will,
out sick for three weeks. Mus
/ consider the $3.50 / received
from the insurance company a,
a reduction of my medical ex
penses of $275?
A. No. You can claim the SGT!
in full as a medical expens,
Subject Of course to the 3 pc
cent limitation. Since the $l5(
was not received as a direct re,
payment for medical expenses
1t does not reduce the medica
expenses.
Medical Deductions
@. I am Sc but my wife i
only 81. l paid doctor and hos.
pital bills of $1,000 because O
my wife's illness. Do / have u
reduce the s100 by 3 per cent O
my adjusted gross income sine,
my wife Is under IS?
A. No. If either you or your
wife were Is or over during 1856
you can deduct the medical ex,
penses without reducing them BY
3 per cent of your adjusted gros.
income. This is true, even though
YOU paid the expenses on accounr
OF your wife who is not IS.
There are valuable tax bene.
fits in the tax laws to help work,
ing women and widowers whC
must pay someone to take car,
'of their children while the,
work. And although there wer,
no disastrous hurricanes in 1856
many areas suffered majo.
catastrophes and hundreds O
thousands Of taxpayers were hi
by theftS, fires, auto accidents
etc. The one good" aspect abou
these casualties is the possible
tax savings they provide.
Q. / am a widow with al
8-year-old son. I paid part
time helper last year to care TO-
him while | worked. Can I CLAIM
a deduction for the payments
A. Yes. UP to $500. This allow
ance applies to working widows
widowers. unmarried mother
legally separated or divorced in
dividuals who have a child unde,
IL or a dependent of any ag,
physically or mentally unable Il
take care of himself or herself
1t does not make any differenc.
how much income the widow
widower. divorce, etc. has.
Child Care Deductions
@. My husband and l botf
work. Last year we earned S4,50C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Mar 5 R--Foreign
Exchange rates follow Great Britain
IN dollars, others in cents. Unbalanced
unless otherwise noted:
Canadian dollar In New York open
market l7fB2 per cent premium or
100 53is United States cents. OF -
Europe Great Britain pound - 10
2lj32. I'd /32 80 day futures :. n
l3 ~. up 81, 80 day futures !. ~
553@. UP 5}3 g0-day futures ~
.27f32. up 3/32 Beisium urancl | a9i4.
Germany WESTERN, tDeutSche mark
% So Holland tsiIider) 90 ID: Italy
tlirai 1914 Of a cent, Portugal tescudol
3 So Sweden tkronal 1924 Switzer-
land uranci Greet @Jl. up oil. Den
mark tkronei 1880.
Latin America Argentina 'freel
80, up % Brazil free i.57: Mexico
sol Venezuela bolivar 30 03
Far EAs. Hong Kong dollar u go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05
L. T. Rogers Store Names
Two New Key Men

officials of the L. T. Rogers
Department Store. scheduled to
open the middle Of the month at
Seventh. Eighth and K streets
NV. as Washington's first and
only self-service department
store, announced today the APP
pointment Of two new key men.
They are Charles Krieger. who
will handle the infant, girls
wear and boys wear, and James
r. Coates. who will handle the
domestics. linens. curtains and
draperies divisions as buyers
merchandisers.
Mr.. Krieger formerly was with
julius Gutman Department Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05
L. S. League Names Zuesse
To Public Relations Unit

Marin L. Zuesse. executive vice
president of Guardian Federal
Savings and Loan Association,
has been named to the advertis-
ing and public relations commit
tee of the United States Savings
and Loan League, President Roy
NJ. Mari announced.
The committee recommends
a vertising appeals. media
budgets and programming for
the leagues 1890 savings and
loan associations and co-opera-
tive banks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05
More Equity Financing
Called Sign of Times

Increased equity financing is
a sign Of the times and reflects
a combination of higher interest
rates and relatively high stock
prices, reported Francis l. du-
Pont g. Co., in its current SURVEY
Effect on older issues is I'M
determinable. but every dollar
placed in a new issue is one that