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ton since you already had taken
1t. could take a 10 per cent
standard deduction Of 5000. She
would owe 2l2 per cent of 50. 700
Filing Jointly. you would take
a $1,000 exemption and an $500
standard deduction. leaving your
taxable income at $1,000. You
would pay 2I2 per cent on the
first $1,000, but 3 per cent on
the other $4,000.
] am single. but | maintain a
home for my mother and sup
port her. Does the District make
allowance for this?
Yes. You may qualify as head
Of family. If you are contribute
ing more than half her support
and she does not have an in
come of $500 a year or more
The law grants you a $1,000 ex.
cmption as head of a family not
counting your first dependent.
For purposes Of clearness, Tho
tax return instructs you to take
81 800 exemption and ther
take $500 for each Of your ex.
emptions.
MY 8-year- daughter earned
$500 last year posing as "A model
Does this mean may not claim
her as an exemption?
Yes. You may not claim any.
one as a dependent who earned
more than $500, not even YOU
minor child.
My best friend died and
took her child 10 raise. May
list him as an exemption:
No. since he is unrelated e
you, unless you have adopted
him legally.
MY father passed away il
January Of 1856. I had beer
supporting him entirely. May
claim him as an exemption?
Yes, you may take the full
$500 exemption for him.
My daughter was born or
December 30. 1856. May l CLAIM
a full exemption for her?
Yes, even though she wa
born on the day before the tax
able year ended.
Tomorrow: ToS rote on gifts.
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BohIen OFF to Moscow
To Resume Duties

NEW YORK. Mar. 10 III
Charles f. Bohlen left by plane
for Moscow yesterday to resume
his post as Ambassador to Rus
Sia.
He said he had no official word
from the state Department that
he Is to be appointed AmbaSsa-
dor to the Philippines. as re-
ported by some newspapers.
Mr.. Bohlcn came nome three
weeks ago for State Department
consultations.
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Nosser.'s Moscow-Inspired BIuffing
Believed Calculated to Block Accord

ence first and later perhaps
economic pressure in order to
get Nasser to change his mind.
Meanwhile, an interesting
revelation has been made by
Secretary of State John Fos-
ter Dulles with reference to
a point that has often been
discussed in press reports but
never clarified, namely the re-
lationship between the break
off by the United States of
negotiations for the financing
of the Aswan Dam and the
subsequent seizure of the Suez
Canal by Nasser. Unfriendly
critics here and abroad have
charged that it was all Mr..
Dulles fault and that had
he not broken of the negotia-
tions maybe the canal would
not been seized.
In a press conference at
Canberra. Australia, last
Wednesday. the text of which
was not generally printed in
this country, the following
questions and answers. re-
corded geographically then,
are of renewed significance
now.
@. Has the United States
of America ever regretted its
decision to cancel the loan
to Egypt for the Aswan Dam?
"A. (Mr. Dulles: No. 1
think if anything events have
confirmed that fact that it
would not have been a wise
operation for us to have tried
to conduct together. That
was a gigantic proposition
which involved expenditures of
probably a billion and a half
dollars. by far the largest
operation of the kind ever
known in the history of the
world. 1t would have taken
about Is years Of close asso-
citation. 1t would have in
volved an austerity program
on the part of Egypt which l
think the people would have
come to resent and would
have blamed the foreigners
who were partners to the en-
terprise. The more we studied
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oAAbNAA@A tAlN ldRL Via
a dependent. under the District
Fourth OF Series
->---->-->-~>---------- --~--------------~---~
law, must be a blood" or step
relation, except that a legally
adopted child is deductible as
well as an in-law. son. daughter
mother, father brother or sister
A spouse is not a dependent
under the District law.
You must have contributed
more than half the support OF
and dependent you claim, and
the dependent must not have
had $500 or more of income. You
receive $500 exemption for each
dependent.
Why may my wife and find
II advantageous to file separat.
returns?
A married couple both having
incomes and electing to handle
their District tax Jointly may
get into higher tax rate bracket
on their Joint taxable income
after exemptions than They
would If they filed separate
returns.
The tax rate is 2l2 per cent
on the first $4,000 of taxable
income. goes up TO 3 per CEN
on the next $4,000 and steps w
progressively to 5 per cent OF
more than $4,000 of taxabl,
income.
The District law does not carr,
the split income provision o
the Federal rules, which allow
the taxpayers 10 divide q join
income in half, figure the Ia,
on that, and then double tn,
tax.
If you are in doubt, it would b,
a good idea to figure the Ia,
both ways to make sure.
For example, suppose yol
earned $1,000 in 1856 and you
wife had an income of $4,000.
Filing separately, you take tn
$4,000 marital exemption and
$500 standard deduction. Yol
would owe ga per cent of 81, SOC
your wife, permitted no exemp
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10Th Birthday Breakfast

The Credit Women's Breakfast
Club will have its 10Th birthday
breakfast at 7:45 am. Wednes-
Eny at the Willard Hotel. 4
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FILING FOR DISTRICT RESIDENTS
Those 65, or Blind, Get
No ADDED Exemption
BY HARRIET GRIFFITHS

one clearcut difference between the Federal income tax
law ana mat Of the District Of Columbia CITY does
not ao" additional exemption for blind
who have reached the of S.
Because OF another variation from Federal riles
may md to your advantage file returns both YOU
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zens committees, of which the
county has many.
z. A frank interchange Of
ideas with neighboring COM
munities.
Has City Problems
Mr.. Craiges and his associate,
Mark A. Smith, said Fairfax
County has most problems of
a city without having a city's
customary taxing advantages.
They noted that the county'S
bonded debt jumped from "a
nominal figure in 1945 to $49,-
325.235 as Of April /, 1887"
mo end Of the county's
growth can as yet be foreseen,"
they said.
The board did not act on
these recommendations imme-
diately, but passed later a 10
point resolution on taxation
presented by Delegate John c.
Webb, Democrat, to a legisla-
tive committee Of the board.
The resolution urges that
legislation be submitted to the
General Assembly to help
counties like Fairfax regain or
retain more money that they
now drop in State Golfers.
Points called for in the reso-
luton include:
/. Using current population
figures in determining the dis
tribution of State funds.
2. Retaining marriage license,
clerks, deeds, wills, suits and
contracts fees and taxes.
3. Making one-half Of pri-
mary and secondary road funds
allocated on the bases Of miles
of roads and vehicular miles
Travelled.
4. Permitting counties to bor-
row through temporary loan,
issue revenue bonds without
referendum, and exempt in
terest on Virginia Municipal
Bonds from the State income
tax.
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be taken II the county's govern
ment is TO improve financially.
The county now has a bond
rating Of BAA, fourth highest.
II 1t makes certain financial
changes, it can move up a notch
to A rating. according to Wal
ter w. Craiges, partner in the
firm.
Mr.. Craiges said the board
should consider imposing Cd q
gross receipts tax or business
and professional license fees;
20 a consumers utilities tax;
and 90 a contractors tax.
He said the board also should
increase the ratio Of real estate
assessment to true value from
80 to 80 per cent. His recon-
mendation was based upon the
acceptance OF a suggestion from
State Corporation Commission
er Ralph T. Catterall that util-
ties properties be taxed at the
same rate as all other prop
critics.
Other Recommendations
In addition, the Craiges COM
pany recommended:
/. Continuous reassessments
Of property. :
2. An annual, detailed report
from the Department Of FL
nance.
3. The issuance OF bonds
annually for an interval nc
shorter than six months, To
give the bonds some scarcity
value.
4. Payment OF debts as quickly
as possible, which might result
in tax increases now but In
great savings over many years
5. Planning capital expendi-
lures over periods Of at least
f1ve years, and paying at least
20 TO rs per cent Of capital
budget items out Of current
revenues.
8. Making full use Of citi-
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Democratic candidate in Nor
folk, where Senator Dalton
enjoys some of his strongest
support.
Four years ago, Norfolk
went for Senator Dalton when
he first ran for governor. and
in the recent Democratic pri-
maries voters rejected three
massive resistance" candidates
in favor Of the city's incumbent
Six-member legislative team.
All six Of the incumbentS had
voted against the fund CUTOFF
and school closing bills.
One of the incumbent legis-
lators, Toy Savage, jr., intro
duced Mr.. Almond. Mr. Savage
said he did not think it was
necessary for all members. Of
the Democratic Party to agree
on every issue, but he acknowl-
edged that the Democratic
Party in this campaign lis
now committed to a policy Of
massive resistance" He said
he thought everyone would
rejoice if this program would
accomplish its aim and added
that Mr.. Almond merits our
support on his qualifications
alone"
Speaking across Hampton
Roads at Hampton. Senator
Dalton also took note Of the
Little Rock situation.
while use Of Federal troops
may restore calm to Little
Rock" he declared, Federal
intervention cannot solve the
problem facing the South. The
solution must come from the
South itself"
Again Cites North Carolina
He again called for a local
pupil assignment plan, and
pointed once more to North
Carolina where he said such q
plan was being used and where
peace prevails"
Seven Negroes were admitted
to white schools in three North
Carolina cities this year under
an assignment plan like the
one advocated by Senator Dali
ton.
In Virginia." he continued,
"the Democratic machine has
offered only a plan to cut of
the funds and close the schools
and, beyond that, has nothing
except a secret basket Of
eggs. ,"
The basket of eggs" remark
was a reference to a recent |
speech by Mr.. Almond, in
which he said he had some
new ideas TO preserve segrega-
ton but did not want the
to tip over his basket .
Of eggs.
The fund CUTOFF plan, said /
Senator Dalton. already has
caused Virginia'S segregation |
laws to collapse in the lower
courts. When these laws COL
lapse in the higher courts and !
white schools are ordered to
admit Negro children, the Dem.
ocratic attitude will prove to
be an open invitation to dis
order" he warned.
Mr.. Almond took of on q
swing through Virginia'S East.
ern Shore today. while Sem
ator Dalton had no meetings /
Tomorrow, Mr.. Al
mond returns to Norfolk for a
major address and Senator Dali |
ton will speak at a barbecue at .
Luray, Va.
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Authors Book Review

DR.. Richard Butwell. author
and world traveller. will review
Southeast Asia Among the
World Powers" at 1880 pm.
tomorrow in Bethesda Method
ist Church, Bethesda, Md. DR..
Butwell is co-author of the book
with Amry Vandebosch.
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NIL AA4AAOAAds wiz 10 AAAo Rol
meeting Of the Norfolk Junior
Chamber of Commerce last
night that, "the President has
not only trampled upon the
constitutional prerogatives Of
the Governor of a sovereign
State, but has himself abdi-
Gated for motives of political
expediency to the demands Of
a power-craving minority pres
sure group"
The Democratic candidate
came to the defense Of those
who resisted indignation. He
said the President has black
ened and indicted millions Of
Americans as radicals and ex-
tremists,' whose only crime is
their serious determination to
uphold and defend the ConSti-
tuition of the United States to
preserve their racial integrity
by exercising their freedom of
choice to secure themselves
and their children against the
evils of racial amalgamation."
Hits TV Address
Mr.. Almond called the Pres
ident's television address a
''feeble and pitiful attempt to
justify his high-handed and
unprecedented action :"
The Second Amendment of
the Constitution. said Mr.. Al
mond, testif1es that the right of
the people to keep and bear
arms shall not be infringed. He
continued:
Under the advice Of an in
competent politically minded
Attorney General and yielding
to the insulting threats and
preSsures of the NAACP, the
President has repudiated and
set at naught the Second
Amendment under the pretext
of upholding the law Of the
land - q law not enacted by
Congress, but enacted by the
Supreme Court in violation of
the Constitution at the inStiga-
ton of the President himself"
He repeated his campaign
pledge to do Everything in my
power, consistent with honor
and within the framework of
law If it can be evolved" to pre-
serve segregated schools.
Wants Flexibility
mo one" said Mr.. Almond,
"can lay down a specific plan
and say this is the course we
will pursue. He said the State
must keep itself in a flexible"
position to meet each new Situ-
alton as it arises.
A local pupil assignment
plan, like the one advocated by
Ted Dalton, the Republican
nominee for governor. will re-
suit in mixed schools, predicted
Mr.. Almond.
Besides, he said 1t wouldn't
be necessary TO pass any new
laws for local student assign
ment if existing laws are
knocked down.
Let's assume for the sake
Of argument that all the States
new school laws are stricken
from the books" the candidate
continued. The local school
boards will have every single,
solitary power and right they
need-without legislative ac-
tion-to establish an assign
ment plan"
Existing State laws make a
three-member State placement
board responsible for student
assignment, provide for the
closing of integrated schools
and require the Withholding of
State funds from school syS-
TENS where races are mixed.
Mr.. Almond said the existing
laws were adopted to meet the
pleas Of local school boards ITO
take the NAACP of their backs
and put the burden on the
State"
In Dalton Stronghold
Last nights speech was one
Of several scheduled by the
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Use Of Troops Enters
Virginia Campaign Talk
BY MARY LOU WERNER
starr Stan CORRESPONDENT

NORFOLK Va. Sept 26-USe of Federal troops Little
Rock prime in Virgnias gubernatoral
pagn today-especay in the Democratic camp Lind
say Almond E called the action Constitutional transgres-
sion."
Mr. Almond his party's nominee Governor told
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Fuirfox County Advised
To Add 3 New foxes

Fairfax County has been advised tap sources
and increase greatly its real
order to raise its bond rating and meet mounting demands
for services.
An economic consulting firm W. Craiees Of Richmond
told the county board of supervisors yesterday steps
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Friday barg'

junior dresses
Washington store emily
orig. now
20 Junior Miss
Dresses, assorted
styles and colors $3.50
7 to IS .--- 1893 400
JUNIOR DRESSES-Wcshington,
Second Floor
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THE SUNDAY STAR. Washington. D. c.

FOR SALE--5O Ford convertible.
Radio, heater: in fine shape.
call tn. 2-25I2.
EVIL ANGEL-You're all right
honey and ! want you to know
that Il Still Love You. REBEL
LOST-S. J. C. school ring. ini-
tials r. w. H. Call LII. 2-e476
LOST WHEN school started
one boy named Woody. aged
II. When found. return 70 10.
TO PAT--I do miss you since
you moved TO Va. See you
soon, 10.
FORD 1919: good running or
der; passed inspection; $3.50
KE. e-6l08.
WANTED for trophies and hob
bies, inexpensive glass door
bookcase or china closet
PATSY, Hobart 2-1662.
GIRLS BROWN riding habit
size IS: jodhpur boots, size z.
Best offer. Hobart 2-l662
KAREN.
MY SPECIAL ANGEL. Bobby
W.-Thanks for a wonderful
time on the hayride. -
KATHY L.
FOR SALE - Girl Scout uni
form. So: size IA girls; in
very good condition. CAN 10
$3.50.
SALE - Baby blue ballerina-
length strapless formal: very
pretty. like new. AP. 1854.
RECORD-New Eydie Gorme hi
Il, "3ycie Swings the Blues;
LIP 80. never been played. ia.
$685..
COMIC BOOKS FOR SALE -
Cheap. Also tap shoes. JU. q
6438.
LET'S HAVE What's Ny Line
TV show on at earlier time
Sunday. what say? Let's vote
-B. G.
WANTED. dead or alive. Mike
II. From RANDY.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY POP, on
Oct. "a. From your 8 girls.
Audrey, Donna and Christine.
DEAR JIMMY-We've made the
months into year, and it's
been wonderful. Happy ami
versary. Love, NANCY.
CAROLYN RANGE-Happy 18th
birthday on Oct. 81, from
someone who really cares.
JIM G.-Happy birthday on the
Path, from Julie and the kids
ct Wallace Chapel.
MASTER JAMESIE-Sorry I'm
late. Happy. Happy Birth
day Baby" Your ever-loyin'
ever-faithfui slave, MAGGIE.
HAPPY. HAPPY BIRTHDAY"
mother. on Oct. %. from Sandy.
Harry. Anita and. Of course,
Daddy.
EDDIE B.-Sorry I'm late, but
happy birthday anyway. Love,
MISS "Xs
LOVE TO JAN JONES, the BIRTH
dag kid, on her 18th. Marina
duke and his Mrs.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO Judy s..
from someone who likes her q
lot. JEFF L.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Marty.
from Carolyn. charlene. Butch,
Joe. Diane. Judy, Pat, Jean
and Bob.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY on Oct.
p, to the greatest parents ever.
DONNA and STEPHEN.
PETE" Happy birthday even
though I'm lin Texas. Your
best friend. VICKI.
MOMMY AND DADDY-Happy
anniversary Getting old aren't
youl Carole, Joan, Barbara
and Stanley.
DALE-We all wish you a very
happy birthday. Your friends.
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Record Requests

COOL CAT GRANT - Please
play You Are MY Special
Angel" for James T. from
JUNE p.
COOL CAT GRANT - Please
play MY Shoes Keep Walking
Back to You" for J. Green
from MARIE NJ.
MILT-Dedicate to all the girls
at Eastern High School, Bal
timore. Mean Woman Blues
or "Bebop Baby From GARY,
at Cumberland.
MILF = Please dedicate MY
Special Angel" on Monday to
Linda c.. who is still my spe-
cial angel. From DON.
MILT Please ded. "Jailhouse
Rock" to Bob B. who always
watches that speed limit. -
GUESS WHO.
MILT-Please dedicate Chances
Are to Sheila from MIKE.
MILT - Please ded. Special
Anger for Colleen and john
ny, Karyl and Hugh L.. Pat
and Ke Ke, Ronnie and
Nancy. With love, CUPID.
DADDY COOL .GRANT-Please
play "Jailhouse Rock" and
Just Between You and Me"
for Tarzan who misses Bob.
and for Nancybelle who wishes
Buddy would call her.
MILT-Please play Treat Me
Nice" for Lennis w. of Mill
vile, West Va. from someone
who still cares.
MILT-PleaSe play Baby Baby
and You Send Me" on the
26th to the sweetest girl alive.
Nebby, who'll be 10, Sunday.
Love-ELVIS.
HI HO MILTERINO - Please
play Chances Are" for a girl
that is not conceited but is
considerable. gentle, pleasant,
also is my Special Angel
Jamie l.. from JOHN r.
MILF - Please dedicate Last
ing Love-" Sal Mineo; also
You're My One and Only
Love" for Herbert j. from
Barbara K.
DEAR MILT-Please play Hap
py, Happy Birthday" for Mrs.
Shaw on Oct. 10. her birthday.
PRISCILLA SHAW.
MILT-Please play Little Bitty
Pretty One" for Margaret and
Kenny, Minnie and Jimmie.
MARGARET.
MILF GRANT-Please dedicate
Chances Are" for Joyce and
Skip. who have been going
steady l month.
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BERT-April Is going TO come SO
terribly fast for me. I'll al
ways miss you. Come back "a
see me. Remember-"Till the
Twelfth Of Never" Loving
you. MARC.
ATTENTION. all North Spring
field teen-agers. II you are
interested in joining our future
teen club. call HARRIET BIS
SELL at clearbrook 6-2374.
FORMAL. aqua. strapless, with
net stole: wiz sell for IS. on
even exchange OF equal valus
In another color. size To. Phone
JU. $1,000.
JANE Me--"Don't Be Cruel and
Treat Me Nice" and Send
Me Some Loyin'," I'm Never
Stop Lovin' You Until ] Die,
You are My One and Only
Love-" From HOWARD.
JEFF-I1l like you until the
Twelfth OF Never" All j want
to know. is do You Care"
wish you would say Wear my
Ring" cause that would be
Wonderful. Wonderful.
MERc0RY 81 convertible: light
blue, with black top. radio and
heater: sharp. JOE NELSON,
XII. e-S026.
FOR SALE-Boys 26-inch Co
lumbia bike; good cond. Hardy
boys books. Call JE. 5000,
FOR SALE-32 Ford conv.: fun
race Sc Olds engine: $I25.
OF. 4-6643. Ask for ANDY.
POOL TABLE. y size: $50. JU.
sam.
BOWANA-637 more days. You
know IL. Remember you're
stuckl Your baby. Love va.
FOR SALE--'4s Plymouth 4-dr. (:
Good transp. Call JE. 4-7529.
MOUTON LAMB COAT
Size IL. Perfect condition: $40.
JU. 8-4l7i.
TRADE LIONEL No. l40 Banjo
signal for No. l54 flashing
highway signal in good condi-
tion.-FRANK. LU. 2-3967.
FOR SALE - cushman motor
scooter. recently overhauled.
New clutch, windshield. excel
lent condition; sl25. CT. g.
2O22.
TO GIVE AWAY-Cute kittens:
Dottie, Davey. Dusty and Sno-
white: 6 weeks old. Cali EN-.
2-6264.
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SHARON B. ICH-HofInung ste
Kolinen ubersetzen dieser. Elite
sender mich Elm bid Won sic.
Libe sic. Love BILL.
FOUND on the soccer field Of
American University. a Blair
SO class ring. with initials,
"A. NJ. B." wO. CATS.
GAITHERSBURG MAJORETTE.
Remember your trip home on
band day? I'D like to talk to
you again-please? The boy
behind you.
TOM O. Remember You're
Mine" because You're My One
and Only Love" from your
little Susie. B. L. J.
SALE-White bulky knit sweater,
size -. excel. cond.: IL Nancy
Drew mystery books: Girl Scout
Imperial camera. good cond.
IA. 5-839l.
CAROLYN Missed you last
week. x. C. was fun. Please
come home. Remember You're
Mine" Love you always. DUD-
LEY
FOR SALE-Engine. liz-hp.. q
cycle. complete with clutch:
good condition: ideal for midg-
et car. flO SP 3-6Q94
WILsONITEs-Let's beat Bell.
Dunbar. Western and Cardozo
the way we did Coolidge. Lots
Ct spirit cats. THE CASUAL
ONE
eth AND 9th GRADES at x. J.
H. S.-Vote for Pete, tPres) /:
Nike. Weep; Tempe tSec.)
and Brian, (Treas)
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Greetings
HAPPY ANNIvERsARY. pennis

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, Dennis
and Leo. on Oct. 81. / think
Of you often. MAY the Lord
bless you as you serve Him in
Kentucky. Love, BEV.
CONGRATULATIONS to Bar
bara and Fred on their 9Th an
niyersary on Oct. IL. May they
have many more.