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sso5 suDsuRY ROAD 1"N
A modern custom built home on
10000 So. II. Of hiRhly Handicapped
full bSmt and built-in garage. All
cows, present Should be seen "a
be Appreciated. Open Sat and
Sun, i-b Directions Out Flower
ave east on Plymouth 10 Sudbury
JAMES A HEWITT CORP. 1870
Eye ct. NV, ST. 3-23B3. ewes Mr.
LYONS PA a.11QA
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BETHESDA
PIX.
Assume 41R%
Trust

Beautiful brick willlamse Co.
loniAi, on sc. corner, tree-shaded
lot Three twin ize bedrnn&, ser
porch. full osmf. with recr. I'm
house has random-Width pegEed
is, iRe. attic fan. new aluminium
scr. ana storm windows. brick bar
becue ia garden: $4,000.
THE ABOVE HOUSE Sc
LECTED FROM OVER 300
ITOP-VALUE LISTINGS IN
THE BETHESDA CHEVY
CHASE AREA WHERE WE
HAVE SPECIALIZED FOR
20 YEARS. WE HAVE
HOUSES TO FILL EVERY
REQUIREMENT, FINANC-
ING TO FIT EVERY POCK-
ETBOOK. CALL US OR
BETTER STILL-COME TO
OUR OFFICE AND LET US
SOLVE YOUR HOUSING
PROBLEM.
-.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS, nr. Kensing-
ton---Brk. raphleri hedrms., 8
baths. kit. bkfst. rm.. iy. RIM
rm.; huilt-tn eompl. bar with
refgr.: hot and cold water and
Formica slnktopi ttoFage rm..
laundry Im,; l7x30 screened pch.,
isx30 covered deck; circle drive
slopins TO east with downstairs
out Of ground IN rear. oris. price.
$4,000. nov avail In completely
new eond. at S36.ob0, With easy
terms direct from OWNER. Cal
Ia 7-7a75 during the day. and
Pc. $4,000 after q and on sun.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.w.

t0es NICHOLS AVE s.w.-5-rm
brick. = bedrms. tile bath. en-.
closed rear porch: finished rec rm
IN hSmt, OIL heat By OWNER
Open 10 e-S54s
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DAMAscUs-Brk rambler, 3 bed !
rms, liv. rm, kit, stove and refgr
full bsmt bath and half 4 yrs.
old. APPROX. "a acre. $4,000.
J-bedrm. brk rambler. llv rm.
with firepl, din Fm, lRe kit 9
heat trees on "a acre. SCI 800.
JERRY COOK. inc. REALToR,
Damakeus. Nd !. Clearwater 3.23ll
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LFEhOE hLL~HMENh TElLWIIII
with sep. din. I'm. and convenient
h-w h, big hedrms Very little
maintenance Nicely HANDICAPPED
Located in settled clean neighbof-
hood Price only S12, 500. JAMES
c. CONLEY a. Co. AP. 1922,
ewes he 4-T@T3
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Large rambler suited for big
family. Fiye bedrms living rm.,
dining RIM, kitchen, ga baths,
plus acre site. beautiful view; Glen
Hills, Montgomery City,. close 10
Rockville, west side OF Glen Mil
rd also known as Glen Hills I'd !,
lust on Rte. 80, opposite subdi-
vision Of Glen HIS on premises
october 10, 1857, AZ . pm For
Information. call AUSTIN B RoHR-
BAUGH, Union Trust Bldg, ST
$4,000 or James c Christopher
simpson, trustee Pc 2-3ab6.
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brk. spiit.ievel. BAY nieture win
dow IN Av I'm, sep din I'm,
I ultra de luxe kit, full 2-level
bsmt with recr I'm only minutes
! to University % Maryland; 500.
{ 500, FLA PRINCE GEORGES
RRnpER Ap r--r4
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TRADE your 2nd mtg, bldg. lot,
Or home on new 3-oedrm, rambler
f Sie.950. RE. 6-6s64 Is
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COUNTRY ESTATE

Nearly new sB-fOot brick ram.
bier on acres. Only 5 years old
3O-ft. living room, large stone fire.
place, . large bedrooms, 2 largs
fsp and m oSsdsr t SSs ds KY Sot
water and radiant heat Jet.
powered deep-Water well, situated
on Q Beautiful site overlooking {
vide and large fTesh-water lake
Excellent recreation, swimming and
nshlne, Owner representative oil
q national concern after . yrs
residence, due to illness has priced
at the low figure Of S27,950. En-.
cellent financing.
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Open Sunday Afternoon


y. I. NhAVAlIE
1918 K St. Realtor, MA. s-0753
COLORKD-Ii23 67th PLACE,
Chapel Oaks, Nd Within 2
blocks Of b. c. line 2 bedrooms,
full basement, gas heat. Call RE
7-1040 or DU. 10000, Ext, 800.
Key ct 1928 b7th place.
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BETHESDA
5813 GREENTREE RID.

OPEN SUNDAY, 20
Outstanding value IN this B.
splendid picture. windowed English
basement Many extra features
found only In more expensive
homes. Convenient 70 Bradley
school, Junior high, NH Large lot
with fruit trees. storm windows
throughout Assume ~ loan.
Price, Sls,500 Exclusive.
Dir. wis, left on Old Oeorge-
town .rd past Suburban Hospital,
turn left on Oreentree
DONALD MERRYFIELD
Reaitor EN-. $1,000
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BETHESDA
BETHESDA RAMBLERS

la-acre lot: custom built; center
hall. and I bedrms, : ceramic
Tie baths n IN color IS spacious oa ny W.
with birch cabinets, huilt-in oven
and dlshWasheF. full bsmt with
Arepi. Ss4 $50 TO $1,000. Dir g.:
Out Old GeorEetown rd from
Bank OF Bethesda. So mi 70 Bells
Mil I'd. left on Bells MIL I'd 2
blks.. then right on Bells Mil I'd.
~ mi 10 Thomas Branch dr.,
then left TO 7I07 Open every
week end. to dark. PARKER A.
PARKER. Contractor Builders, OIL
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OPEN SUNDAY IL TIL DARK
AGENT ON PREMISES

To reach: From intersection Of
Out colesvIlie I'd. TO Ashton. nortf
A. Intersection .. 7Il0 mi. Z
Brighton I'd. right 7/iO mi. I,
open slgp and property. LEouN
GERBER REALTY GO. tx
ave. NV.
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SPRINGFIELD, MD.
JUST COMPLETED
sPLIT.LEvEIs
8 and 4 Bedrooms
S55,p50

Are you looklns for . real pretty
house that has many unusual and
me featuree7 II 50. you must see
cur model house at No b00T Jordan
I'd. in SprtnGfeld Nd. II IA de-
signed especially well and is beau
iifully appointed. The dining room
with its bay window and graceful
crystal chandelier Is most attractive
the bathrooms have a mirror that
nearly covers one wall: the large
family room has some interestins
features. This house viii be open
from noon each day and YOU are
cordially invited. To reach. West
on Mass ave. one mile past Dis
triet line, right turn on Brookway
70 Jordan, then q riEht turn to
model house.
] B TIFFEY A. SON
Builders and Realtors
RA. 6-2569 HA. 2-40S7
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HOUSES FOR SALE VA.
lIEX.. oRovEroN sEcTioN-if

ALEXANDRIA; OPEN SAT. AND
SUN to & pm. 2Sl9 Valley
drive, Braddock FieisAts.--Just
completed all-brick Cape Cod in
lovely and convenient residential
section, 20 minutes TO downtown
WASHINGTON Sep din. rm.. full
bath and bedrm. on LIST a., Q
firepls scr rear porch, built-in
garaRe Inspection invited. For
Information call EMMA v. BAY
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CoLORED-WOODRmGE, 1887
Otis St n.e.--Sl3. $50 full price.
only 1000 down 3 bedrms encl
porch, oil-h.-w. heat Fine neigh.
horhood CAL NJ, Hang, Fl
co AID. 4-2005.
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roIoRrn-FIITT SECTION NJ

CoLoRED-ELITE SECTION NE.
wasilineton-S750 down pay like
rent, 500 mo; nearly new =
OF charm. nice level wooded lot.
ist time offered Vacant, move
ftght in. WON'T LAST LONG,
Cal Mr. Thompson with ORA
HAM 4 CO. Ju. 9-O2gs, JU
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PALMER PARK. 1918 Muncey I'd =
Nearly new 6-rm rambler; syst
down incl. settlement charges, So
mo incl everything MAX NIL
LER, Ii s-al00 or IA. g-SS53.
NSA PERSONNEL =
New homes ready for occupancy
Just OF wash BALTIC. pkwy At Rte
~: 3-bedroom ramblers, STA 900
located in beautiful wooded section
OF Rogers Heights. Also tpSpec
our 4-bedroom Cape Gods ans
other homes ROGERS CON
STRUCTION CO. 500l Edmon
ston ave Rogers HeightS, Nd
SP 3-6a37. uN 4-9Sl0.
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' fecR Hish school2-betached,
bedrms.. Ice liv rrn., din. rm., new
ultramodern kit equipment. tile
bath. front porch: Just redecoratec
inside and out. q terrific bargain
With easy terms Immed posses.
sion. Open today lis MORTON
REALTY CO. CO 5-s95g. LA
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ADELPHI-By owner; 3.bedroom
brick rambler; basement, flTepl
pleasant rear yard; $4,000
Assume oI loan or Tefnanee. HE.
A.AHstQ
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.
MONTGOMERY c0UNTY

AMER. U.-wEsTMoRELAND AREA
-PAiatial Colonial residence IN q
very choice LOG set far back from
the street among lovely trees with
li0-ft- frontage on Mass ave
enormous rms throughout. statelY
center hall. IL e. wide. 4 master
sire bedrms 3 baths on Ind Z.
liv. I'm is approx l5x22 Priced
BUSINESS FRANK s PHiLLIPs
INC Di 7-l4Il: ewes. oil
4-9420
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w. Cecil Breckenridge
Individual BUILDER 10. 7-2o70
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. HEcHTs sh9ppInG

ANIL NhtN 7a" AALIAH n I . NANkkAA9
center is close To this really At
tractiYe all-hrick bedroomer,
with ground.level entrance and
fun basement, porch profeSsion--
ally handicapped ward Will sell
FLA with an APPROX loan OF
Sl2.4On To see call ia 1880.
poMpoNIO REALTY, INC, 2222
wilson blvd All Va
ARI., Country Club -Magnif-
cent outstanding brick French
PROV lee center hail cathedral
type liv RIM 3gN20 din I'm. *
tB lac KIT bkfSi room. Ice.
hedrms 3is baths rec fm,.
maids nm e-caf aarage, oeauti-
full grounds Priced 70 sell BY
appt JACK KRONENBuRG. En-
elusive Broker ia 7-7oSi ewes.
ia. a-22Aa
ARL., 1000 N Upland Colt Club
Manor -Four bedrms "a baths,
all-electrie kit den and nm. recr.
rm 5 firepls full din. Tn.,
screened porch $4,000 PAUL
ROsENBERGER Builders, IA.
2-l32S -.
CONTINUED on Next PAgel
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ANDREWS AREA. ARDc New,
custom rambler 8 bedrms. liv. rm
with frepl.. family-size din. rm.,
lge. aii-electTie kit, Ia baths
i3x24 aide ser. porch. finished
rec. Tm. with firepi attached ga
rage. Terms 10 suit Open Satur-
day and Sunday. Out Branch ave
sc. Rte 81 20 single lane. turn
right at Gulf Gas Station on Hen
derson I'd. to b40I and signs. AL
WIN A. TURNER REAL ESTATE
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RIYERDALE. aeross ma dom q.

RIVERDALE, across street from Le.
land Memorial HOSPITAL, 44Q ss
units: i ant. avail TO purchaser
$4,000 cash, with balance in on
trust. For complete details. cal
DOUG M. SMILEY, Realtor, UN. e.
$3.50; member Multiple LISTING.
WOODLAWN-Three- bedrm.. full.
bsmt brk. rambler. Flee. kit. witt
disposal and dishwaeher, finished
reer. Tm., aluminium storm win.
doWG; FLA approved at $4,000
liberal down payment, PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP
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tlnguished prewar Colonial near
Burning Tree Club contains s
sedrms. 8 baths, screened peh /,
liy rm., library. large dining rm +.
kitchen. large paneled rec rm
powder rms 2-car garage.
servants room and bath large
trees. privacy is assured r.
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HOUSES F0R sALE-M.E.

1901 BUCHANAN ST. N.E.-Loyely
detached corner prop, faces Sar-
geant I'd and South Dakota ave
All mod cows in lst-elaSs shape
priced fer quick sale. Boy what 4
buy. will b. open for your in
Grarf - Gun
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OPEN

SAT. AND SUN, 1870 TIL DARK
MON. THRoUGE FRI, ALL DAY
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$500 $500 DOWN viii buy 3-bedrm
tuil-bsmt home In Seat Pleasant
nr new Peoples DRUG, Safeway,
school and shopping Can assume
tor. IN. 1890, member Multiple
Listing
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BUSY BEES ~ CLUB

The Busy Bees held their first
meeting of the new year Oh Janu
airy II with six members present
AS we missed our December
meeting. we decided to have two
meetings in February.
Keith Brown was elected re-
porter. The arranging Of the
record book was interesting.
An ice pond has been started
as our community service project
and it is expected to be ready
within a few days. Members are
urged to level it off and bring
benches or logs to sit on.
Our club goals were discussed
and it was decided to improve
our accomplishment of the club
Plans for a window display will
be brought up at the February
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Resolution To Change Senate
Rules Causes Stir In Congress

the two party chiefs in the Sen.
ate seem to know it. knowland
is a better known candidate but
the Texan might have made his
bid look more serious by joining
in the move to change rule %.
Who ever heard Of a Southcrner
being in favor Of changing rule
p: After all. that is just not
done.
knowland feels that the Taft
philosophy in the Republican
Party is getting scant notice and
he is the last hope Of those who
believe the G. q. =. should not
change all its stripes at one
time. johnson is a liberal among
Southcrners. for those who like
the word. and this is the only
way. Of course. that a SOuthcrner
can behave if he is to be taken
seriously as a national candidate.
The latest estimates are that
the first session of the 85th Con.
gress will spend more money
than did the 84th but probably
manage to operate in the black.
If it does. that will have been
made possible by record cOllec.
tionS.
Congress will probably whack
the Presidents foreign aid re.
quests again this year. but vote
him and the Defense Department
more money for defense. More
money will be needed for domes.
tic purposes and for interest on
the national debt. for as the in.
terest rate on loans goes up, the
cost to Washington. in carrying
the S270 billion debt. mushrooms
also.
Leaders like Clarence Cannon.
Missouri Democrat who heads
the House Appropriations Com
mittee. are warning that Con.
gress is too quick to vote huge
sums Of money for all kinds of
purposes. and that the spending
psychology which has gripped
Congress is highly dangerous and
inflationary to an alarming de.
gree.
Meanwhile. the L. S. economy
is moving along. some weak
spots showing but generally look.
ing sound. Initiation is looked
upon as the major danger by
Administration economists while
tight money is being assailed by
many Democrats in Congress.
This session. then. is likely to be
one which witnesses hot contro.
vcrSy over the state of the econ.
omy. and the wisdom Of the
present economic policies of the
Eisenhower Admi lis;raiion.
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he wound up just behind Mickey
Mantle In RIBS. second best In
the league. And he batted .3l4
in the process. Yet two team.
mates - Harvey Kuenn and
Charley Maxwell were ahead OF
him!
With that kind of power. only
pitching and managing are need
cd to put the Tigers in strong
contention. They appear to have
the pitching and the new mana
ger Jack Tighe. according to the
reports, will see to 1t that they
have the necessary hustle and
managing. That might be all the
Tigers - nursed along for years
by capable Fred Hutchinson and
Bucky Harris - need to go all
the way.
They will have to whip the
Yanks and Boston. another young
club. of course. But these two
clubs might be only two with
equal or better chances in the
American League this year.
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Editorial Comment
DEMOCRATS NOT FIRMLY SEATED IN CONTROL

interesting recently brough, out concerning Demo
control Of the the legislative body Of Con-
held only slightest
and the death Senator serving state
Republican Governor might change the balance of
power the Senate
The the Senate is ~ Democrats and a. Re
die and
Republican, Tins would leave the balance
could be made by the Republicans,
and the deciding that S+S division would be that OF the
presiding Vice President Richard Nixon who would. Of
with the Republicans and them 1915
advantage and control 0: the Senate
all and all the that
companies cono! The three Oldest Democrats the
Theodore 50 o: Rhode Island Matthew Nicely
Virginia and James Murray 80 Of Montana Alto
seher Democratic Senators the Congress
with Republican Governors This viii! show just
Democratic control Of the Senate is.
Naturally works both 4 Republican. Of
which there elderly the legislative body
Democratic Governor appoint
succeed him and thus Democratic control would be
majority This would give the Democrats little
breathing but happens the other around the
Democrats might lose control Of the legislative body
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cspers In the Senate =
The Memory Of rsh
A Spending Congress =
The v. S. Economy

WASHINGTON. Jan. - -
Some unusual mancuvers have
filled the air in the U. S. Senate,
since this session began. and they
involve the leaders Of both
parties in the upper legislative
body - Majority Leader Lyndon
Johnston and Majority Leader
William knowland.
The first surprise came when
4 resolution which would have
changed the rules OF the Senate
was turned aside rather easily.
/, looked like Minority Leader
knowland. i'll following this
course. had crossed horns with
Vice PrrSidrn, Richard Nixon
who originally limited he
feel, the Senate was a continuing
body bu, who wound up support.
ing the rule change effort.
knowland. however. came up
with his own rules change reso.
luton Immediately after the de.
fea; Of the DouglaS.H Humphrey
move. And he also announced
he would not run for another
Senate term Then Majority
Leader Lyndon Johnson joined
the knowland resolution to
change rule 80
knowland. i is felt. is angling
for a presidential nomination in
1860 and hoping TO head off the
drive Of Vice President Nixon.
Johnson. some believe. is inter.
ested in the same thing. in the
Democratic party a preSiden.
,ial nomination. In las, years
presidential competition both
men figured in the interplay Of
political forces.
know!and was an avowed can.
didate for long time. insisting
that the President make up his
mind about running He had
been a critic of the President on
numerous occasions also. during
the first Years of the Eisenhower
Administration Finally. when
the President came out running.
knowland withdrew.
Johnson was spcculatcd about
as a candidate and he and his
friends actually figured there
nigh; be a chance that lightning
would strike the Chicago convcn.
ton in 1856 - in case Of a dead.
lock between Hartman and Ne.
fauvcr The deadlock didn'; lock.
though. and Johnson was still on
the siding when the through
train came through
But 1860 is another year and
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Comment On
SPORTS
BY Pete Fritchic

WASHINGTON, Jan. % - The
team to watch in the American
League this year is obviously the
Detroit Tigers. The Bengals
have a new manager and with
their young talent and some hust.
ling. plus some smart managing,
they'll be in the pcnnant fight
without a doubt.
The Tigers were the best fifth
place finishers in the junior Ma.
jor League in a long time. Take
a look at the final 1856 standings
and you'll get the idea. They
were the only team that whipped
the Yankees over the season.
When the Indians did that the
year before. they missed the pen.
nant by a shade. placed second.
The Tigers beat New York and
Cleveland % times in 1856 - the
first and second place clubs.
They lost to them q times. They
did better against number one
and number two than they did
against number three and mum.
Der four. Chicago and Boston.
Yet they finished fifteen games
off the pace and in the second
division.
4 good bet for 1857 is that the
Tigers will finish in the first
division. \ good long.shot bet -
and it should be twenty.to.one or
better - is that the Tigers will
win the flag in 1857. Here is
why they will do it:
They had more top hittcrs in
the leagues top sixteen than any
other club. And although Al
kaline was not as hot as in 1855.
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WHAT CONGRESS WILL DO FOR, AND TO YOU

The January ssueo l. World Report
telling somewhat title What
Congress Will Do To You and For You"
early During the
life this Congress will take action affecting the life Of nearly
the old and businessmen and
and school teachers that amped
with this observation For the the Congress will
do things for people Yet doing things for people
Congress will do things people particularly
taxpayers
In other words This expected be spending Congress-
fact which should The spending. possibly
will be materially higher than seemed comparatively
short time because 0: the and world
and Of still other o: potential character
Military spending obviously vii! high levels will
other spending designed the spread of Soviet
and influence To;! appropriations far be anticipated
vii! be neshborhood Of So billion for each
of the years 0: the s5th Congress tenure
This outlook for only DIM but
black There changes and adjustments in the
vii! be Of comparatively minor character
No anticipates general tax reduction.
L S News has summed check list form, what We
and from this Congress the Of major egis
laiion The will please thoroughly dspease
and leave others still with mixed Here Is how
this authoritative the chances for certain
laws:
Proposals which unlikely include relief for small
business aid for school building the bill ban busers
stronger civil rights legislation tighter cubs imports the
Taf;ar;ley increased minimum
controls welfare funds federal atomic
plants. and laws 10 loosen tgh; money
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much for il. At the same time
you escape paying the tax on the
capital gain which would have
been realized II you had sold the
stock instead Of contributing It.
An individual Is not permitted
, TO deduct q contribution which
he has pledged but not paid dur
ing the tax year. Contributions
Of services are not dcductiblc
and blood donations are c0nstru
I'd as a service.
Transportation Expenses
An employee is permitted u de-
duct. in determining adjusted
gross income. all his transporta'
ton expenses incurred In con
neciion with his employers bust
ness If they are not reimbursed.
These include fares. automobile
expenses. and III In connection
with overnight travel) meals and
lodging Other expenses paid In
accordance with an expense al
lowance arrangement with the
employer may also be deducted
for this purpose.
An employees expenses other
than these can only be deducted
If the standard deduction or tax
table Is not used. The expense
Of committing between home and
place Of work Is not deductible
al all.
An outside salesman" tone
who usually works away from his
employers business) can deduct
all business expenses before ar.
irving at adjusted gross income,
just as II he were in business for
himself.
Miscellaneous Deductions
II you had certain expenses
connected with your employment
t0thcr than travel or reimbursed
cxpcnses) you can claim them Is
miscellaneous deductions. Ex.
amples would be tools. uniforms,
union dues. and employment
agency fees.
Other miscellaneous deduc.
tons include the fee for prepare.
ton Of your tax return, some all.
m0ny and q share of interest and
real estate taxes paid by Q CO.
operative apartment corporation
Of which you are 4 tenant stock.
holder.
The instruction book which
comes with your tax forms gives
further Information. Help Is also
available by telephone or at Of.
ficeS Of the Internal Revenue
Service.