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ALEXANDRIA

BRADDocK HEIoHTs-Beautiful
stone rambler. 3 bedrms.; Blessed
Sacrament and Minnie Howard
seh se9, sre H;v SlS's ssEA-a ,.d,r,
porch iSii fenced d back yard. So much
MT VERNON BLVD. AREA-s
bedrms.. den, Ia baths. nrepL in
lge. step-up din. rm.; bsmt., garage;
BRADDocK HEioHTs-For the
large family handsome brick Colo
niai: Z bedrms.. 4 baths, rec. rm.i
Gear garaee; Georee Mason School
Many. mahy more wonderful
listtnes. Call n see.
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CHEVERLY

Attention. home buyers.
In recent months. there have
been . tremendous amount
Of wild rumors. mostly un-
founded. about our town OF
cheverly. II you are inter-
ested IN buyins q nice home
In nice residential. re-
strietsd community. In the
price range OF your choice.
and one which you can az
ford please call and come to
see US. and We will prove to
you that rumors do not al
ways bear fruit. We are very
convenient to the Washing
ton-Balto. pkwy.. downtown
Washington. Ft. Meade. Bal
timore. Annapolis and beach
resorts. We have many fne
homes. both new and used.
II We don't have u. we'll build
TO suit purchaser.
EMMETT s. MAST
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CLOSE IN

BRICK CAPE COD. Si5.5Oo-s
bedrms,. liv. rm.. hrepl, din. rm..
kit. lac. STORAGE nm: porches
full bsmt.. OT-wATER HEAT.
Beautiful handicapped lot with fioW-
ering shrubs and trees. driveway.
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OAA6 6ASA
3-bedrm.. custo.n-built home with
large din. rm., rec. rm. with firepl.,
ail-elee. kitchen. screened porch and
garage; big corner lot, close to
schools and Cheverly pool.
James G. Conley & Co.
3414 Hamilton st. Ap. 7-82ps
DOCTORS, ATTENTION
,L: .ss Park lce; ,.s :.stS Or semi
Separate entrance. Corner lot.
Ideal for parking. One block on
New Hampshire ave. Walking dis
lance to Llnsburgh.s. Avail. july.
S rst GT eSs .'n 0p'iSn eo q 1uy
AID. 4-5SOO.
$500 DOWN TO ANYONE
Ia / GivERDALE-Assume large
AZ loan and with monthly pay
ments less than rent, you can move
into this lovely 3-bedrm. brick home.
Flu bsmt.; on large corner lot. with
700 eh many ,nS e 1s e0;s on TO
ping and transp. Call today for
LEO A. Dryer g. CO., INC.
JU. e.sO33 Mrs. Wills RA. 6.74s5
ONLY $12,950
Buys this 3-bedrm. brick bungalow
on large level lot with ilne old trees.
Churches. schools and bus nearby.
Just completed and ready 10 move
OPEN ALL DAY SAT. SUN.
Out s. Capitol 81. to b. c. line,
follow Indian Head hwy. "a mi. to
md trafne light. left on Livingston
rd.. ! mi. 10 Book I'd. left 70 1868
and open sign. 10. 7-Ss37.
jim BRITT
1920 INDIAN HEAD HWY. Sc.
NEW EXCLUSIVE AREA
Most cow. TO Andrews Field;
ramblers and split-levels; carport or
gar: many designs 70 choose from {:
price. SCI 900 to S24,76O, terms.
Dir: Out Branch ave, TO Allentown
I'd. right 3 blks. below school to
beaut. Westehester Estates. Open
daily 10 am. 10 dark.
$40 oath AVE.
HILLcREsT HEIGHTS
OPEN SUN. AND DAILY
HOLY FAMILY PARISH
Builder says get Q contract on
this beaut. 4-bedrm. rambler. He
has 4 others under construction in
areas most desirable section. Ex-
eellent financing. Ewes, call Mrs.
Eschbaeher. 10. 7-2i5I.
What would be nicer for Mother
today than to bring her here to
make q choice Of these beautiful
MooRE 4 MOORE. REALTORS
RE 6.6Off1
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9 o.sSo.Nsat bynaaiOy: only . few
S pc s.S & ? rs s YES: "; s:D :. an ys s
FRINGE oEoRoss rERITY CO,
uN. t.ii0o, WA. 7.00Bb.
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"a SILKEN PURSE"
VISIT LOHR HOMES
1908 18th AVENUE
LANGLEY PARK

rus .1HaEES " 'Sc.sITcl. lIishl.pd.,,
available 70 this. 5.bedTocm brick
c c,.S.n hSs sn he: T ,ns
re p II vl nsd rUS fI s.sTsns
AZ SIS, Sb6 rs hard 70 beat. visit
out New HampshiTs ave. turn right
on Erskine o.. 70 18th ave. and our
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WOODsIDE PARK

WOODSIDE PARK
Colonial with charm and loads Of
room. Center hall. Ice. liv. I'm. with
paneled fireplace wall and bay win
dow, very lge. din. rm.. kitchen With
table space and powder rm. COM
prise the LIST A.; q bedrm. with fire.
place and 3 additional bedrms. and
bath are on ind a.: beautifully
handicapped lot In q most convenient
location makes. this an unusually
desirable home eau for appointment
TO see. HOLMEAD. REALTOR. ~.
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ROBERT E. LOHR
~ si :SG Year Il D ~" 81 :: :l.Is:
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sPRTNdFIELD : Larse a-6edfoom
c .,,.s. s,,,i r.T ,s..a iSIl s.%s
s%s m.s':' $1,000 ' an. II. t.SSSS.
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MsLEAN y y,,:;; ,o cash RI, dS.R
a; BIB. s.I,bsi.h brick TamS 81.
spacious Nv. rm: with nrepl full
i Hrr; ane For M more details.
call DARWIN REALTY, IA. 1853.
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HICKS

REALTY CO.
XII. e-16OO Ewes, KI. e-se6e
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KENslNoTON
$50 DOWN! ]
KENWOOD

3-bedrm. Diet. rambler. Si2S per
mo. NE. s-3S35.
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By OWNER-3-bedroom brick ram.
bier: 4fs loan available: sWimmini
pool membership; k-acre land
scaped and shaded lot: basement
witf outside entrance: screened-ir
carport; fine community in Ches.
Textbook area. Open. SlS,450. KE
S-6614.
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Nolan. yA:=on,:leyei Lying, 7.
water u.. radiant heat; o nicely al, lan Z,
oWNHR. FL 6.4i0i.
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Mf S.s,m Ae c.s: ; ca Si7ss ms
:sr%! lss.S s'$s! a. S;:; i:s:.
yi5ssc . s::s sa 81 go f sS; s:sSSl
financing. JE. 2-4664, LUCILLE
COOK, Agt., JE. .-3972.
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FALLs CHURCH. b. OWNER. forced
sale-You can profit By huyins
nov: Groom modern hrick house.
IKE new. split-levei: = bed.ms,, 2
full baths: finished. dry recreation
nm: plenty OF closets; nice yard.
fenced in back: flower garden.
covered screened patio; GOOD reieI
and stove; extra nom on top level;
good washer: nice neiEhhorhood
week end. Priced $4,000: 81. COO
cash needed. No AGENTS. KENNETH
ISAAcS. 700 Hallwood ave, Fails
oh Va II A.HHAl
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AIR 3-bedrm. rambler in
lockwood glade. Flasstone terrace
with fireplace. Lee. screen porch.
Breezeway to heated studio with
skylisht. Storage basement under
studio. 2l-ft. liv. rm. with irepl.
Tile bath cleo, range dishvasher;
automatic washer: drier. 1ls-ton
air-cond.. cools entire house. Hot
water. radiant heat In slab. On
p proescn peo SSeseH s5s sslsh Ell
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$500 DOWN. $50 MO. Is all that .
rambler in Falls Church: city utils. =,
2O-ft. elass-enclosed porch. white
picket-feneed lot: 3 large he'd
rms, tile bath. big liv. rrn., din.
rrn.. equip. kit: completely exca-
waited and mostly finished bsmt.
Hard to beat for $12.95n. GOTH
AM REALTY, JE 3-13OO.
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LANGLEY AREA. open Sun. Ia
Come and inspect this SS-ft. ram
bier: 2 Ice, .bedrms., . baths. beau
tiful daylight bsmt. with nrepl.;
many outstanding features; loca-
to property. rali W. q. ATKINS
REAL ESTATE CO.. IL. s-4s43,
Mcf,Ran Va
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ysrd. Tbs newly redeem es s-be sdSa1
rancher Is close to bus, shops and
school. An excellent buy. ROR-
sCHACH REALTY. 1907 W.. Broad
st. Falls Church. Va IL 2-31tlH.
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.: ROOM BRICK RAMBLER, wooded
lot, fenced yard 3 bedrms.. ? tiled
baths. tiled daylight basement with
recreation area. S20,950. Open
week ends and by appointment. 81
John Marshall dr., Vienna. Va. DU.
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vA.-custom- built brick
| ". Tm,. fifspi.. din .rn.,' KIT. ssr"
Eng. bSmt.. Pansied lth bedrrn.'
S26, 900 FL. $1,000.
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TT. HUNT AREA, Just Oh Mt. ver-
non blvd = This sparkling-whtte
ami many extras for outdoor living,
on aere-size lot: only $l1.yb0.
O AMER. REAL ESTATE. IA.
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\. .ARL.z-Brick Colonial; 3 bedrms.,
beautiful pins;-pSneieG rec rm. IN
bsmt.; fenced.in back I'd; cow.
elementary and hish schools. Price
SCI ,O50. can assume Ice. 4hse
al loan. JE. 3-340a.
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PANORAMIC VIEW in Pine Ridee-
Comfortable living. California red
wood. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, bsmt
porch. garage. On "a beautiful
acres plus spring water and well
nice pond; Anchor fenced. A. beauty
at S36.950. Terms. Call DUTCH
SHAFER REALTY to see, JE.- p
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FALLS CHURCH, 20lb Cherry Dr.
3-bedrm. rambler. feneed-in back
ID. lse. shade trees. Cow. 70
assume 4s. OF loan. win finance
End trust. Ewes. week ends, il.
4-0052
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vA.-New spllt.ieyels with
ns SlO'i Beams: sSS 81 & s.t n Yin s. arsa
rm. with firepi. sep. din. rm., 2.
acre lot With city Improvement.
Sale price only S22.230 with FHA
or. conventional terms. For further
information. call DARWIN REALTY.
IA. I.4353. FL. 0"tS4O; ewes, IKE.
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OWNERS. stop once and see . brk
c1VlLfA' :. approx. $1,000 dn. to
career military; different styles
with 2 bedrms.. bsmt. and porches.
JE 2.5533 JE A.4603
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2is ACRES, S16.950-0ently SlopinG
meadow surrounds this 3-bedrm
Cape COD with full din. .rm... ] "a
baths. full bsmt.. pony shed and dos
if .o9 w. s s0RsSchAc P,ll, REALTY 6SIIrE
Va IL o.a1nA
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GUNsTON HALL AREA : s-bedrm
redwood house. ss-aere lot: fully
equipped kitchen: incl: auto; wash.
er; $4,000: BY OWNER; take over
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BRK COLONIALI z rms, / full ant

. half baths. gar, encl. pch.: fed.
yd;. oil h..w.h.. beaut. nghbd:, cow.
$4,000 GI Apr; must sell; any
reas. offer consd. JE. 2-2SS3.
If YOU LIKE OPEN SPACES, Lang
ley. mr.. Chain Bridge-New. all:
masonry house, on half acre: ideal
for 2-member family. Priced to
sell at once. Ell. 6-3237.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

WHEATON, WOODS - Assume a..
$3.50 pays all. Brick rambler. on
huge lot. Priced for quick sale.
S11.9S0. with immediate possession.
JC. o-93OS.
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NEW AR CoNb.. 55-ft,. 5-6edTm
brick rambler .!..I on wooded as.aess'
s eit i.. u' ssfs Ley 5.drm n i iSzls
1914. I4xl6: 2 full baths: KIT.
1915. with garbage disp.. auto
dishvasher. ceramic tile floor
Huge bsmt.. with 3-ton air-eond
and picture windows. Price re-
dueed 70 S2a.A50 Browning R-R1 oh
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OLD MT, ,vERNON RD.-Brick Z
rms; si5 BAH s s.l SSa rec g, rn s:d Sar
FINE I'M. RID ,.t. ACRE s $4,000,
STsS e sSssm,S sH's Am ham I l sS., E
n5spi. washer SrisI. deer freeze
eaar g..rrsEs. ,n.ucLttaaas. COOK, Ast,
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UNIVERSITY PARK. MD. - Brick
rambler; corner lot: 1 bedrms.. 9
baths: 2-cAr garage: excel. loe.;
walk 70 schools and transp A. n.
SE1DENsPINNER. RealtoF. WA. =
1910 or HA n-a96o
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c 1S E.SsI.r va si. BIILs L SEEA Is
frontsss: 3 bedrms.. lIv. nm, din.
rm.. kit. fam. rm Can be seen
any time. so. S-73O9. 2304 3.
Kina hWv Aier Va
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BIG Az LOAN, payments less than
rent-S2.O00 dn.; = bedrms;, ex-
PAN Iy e sd big Nv ,o o S Tth re PA
lovely big fenced rear I'd; h.-w.
Dashboard heat. Ideal for Pertagon
or Melpar: S12.g50. JE. 3-0145.
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sDlit.levei in Fairfax; ] Sedrms ms.
baths. Lge. liv. rm, with paneled
nrepl, wall, sep. din. rm. with
equipped Kitchen with eating space
Full bsmt. Garage and 1919 spare
room. s22 500. Extra lot avail.
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Lee iG III ~. n T%. b.dTms Lop SssR, din So
rm. and equipped kit: half bsmt =,
oil furnace: suitable financing with
substantial Own. pymt.: $3.50.
sTAUBUS & LoREY, Herndon, Va,
HPrndon 135.
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veniences plus country living in
Loudoun County; easy committing
reas. terms; SI4.5O0. STAUBUs 4
LoREY. Herndon. Va. Herndon
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DOWNTOWN ALEX.-Lovely brick
town house: has z rms. a bedrms.) J.
bath. scr. living pch., oil burner
CLOSING ESTATE. Ewes, TIE. g.
1898. L. T. GRAVATTE. Realtor,
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MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. Feb. 81 dR.-National
ASSOCIATION securities Dealers. Inc.
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CHICAGOLIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Feb. 81 R,LUsDAl.-
trade fairly active; weak 10 25, mainly
0-25. lower on butchers: mostly de-
cline, on weights over $50 lbs. sows slow.
mostly around 25 lower: No. 2-3 100
$50 10 butchers zlB.T5-l715; several
lots LIB, mostly No. l-2, 2OO-23O Is
lz-25-l735. 50 head lot No / 200 10 al
1850. No. 2-3 260-20 ID 18S5-1875,
few lots Pa -Sn-19O ID 10 OO-i z 90; %
head lot No. l 261 ID at 1898: iarger
lots mixed grades 375-550 ID sows 1926
1890. lighter weight scarce
Salable cattle 1000; calves 200;
prime steers absent; choice grade scarce.
steady; steers good and below dull. weak
TO 80 lower; heifers scarce. about steady:
COWS mostly steady; spots strong on
heavy cutters; bulls slow, steady to IS
lover: vealers steady. stockers and
feeders steady to 80 lower: decline on
feeding steers 500 ID up; few head high
choice steer yeariings q .50-22 90: load
Of high choice 1925 10 steers and a few
average choice 1000 ID 81 90: most good
70 average choice steers II 5000. so;
standard to low good l5.00-l7.g5; few
hish choice mixed yearlings 1000: good
and choice heifers and mixed yearlings
II .00-l9 so; standard to low good
heifers 15.00-16.75: few standard cows
up TO 400; most utility and commercial
cows lO.75-l3.O0. Gamers and cutters
S50-ll so: utility and commercial bulls
-. 75-l5-5o; odd head to l6.00l few
choice and prime yeaiers 2S.00-29 90;
down TO 1000 and below; several loads
choice yearling stock steers 10 1921 so;
loads choice 1880 ID feeding steers
1874
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tor of public relations. Waller
Smith to assistant secretary.
Gas Sales Behind 1856,
Tripled in 10 Years
Because Of milder weather
sales of Washington Gas Light
Co. in January Jagged 3.55 per
cent behind a year ago but were
more than three times their
mark for January, 1947, ten
years ago. ~
January sales totaled 56,949,-
800 therms, compared with a.
1908 therms in the previous
month and 59.049, 024 therms in
January last year.
They contrasted with January
sales of 34,952,500' therns in
1852 and January sales of only
l4,709,996 ther1ns in l947.
Clock and Watch Association
To Move to Capital
The Clock and Watch Manu-
facturers Association will move
its headquarters here soon to
join the large number of trade
groups already represented in
the Capital.
The association Offices will be
at 1925 K street NV. They have
been in New Haven, Conn.
c. E. Somers of WATERFOWL.
Conn, has been reelected as
ISOLATION president. Philip S.
Horwith of Washington is secre-
tary-treasurer and Albert l..
Reeves of the Washington firm
OF Cummings. Sellers, Reeves and
Conner is general counsel.
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! Today's column winds up tax
saving hints on claiming exemp-
tons on lines one through four
at the top of page one Of the
income tax form and the lines
i at the top of page two.
1t also begins on the next
group of items covering lines five
through IL which are all about
income.
@. What is the point of the
requirement that certain depend
ents must have less than $500
gross" income? What's the diff
ference between that and tax
able income?
| A. Gross income is the income
you must include on a tax re-
turn before taking deductions
from that income, For example,
your father may rent a small
piece of property to tenant for
$3.50 which nets him only $3.50
after he deducts $500 of interest
and taxes. He cannot be claimed
as a dependent because his gross
income is $3.50, although his net
or taxable income is under 5000.
@. My 20-year-old works dur
ing the day and takes a full
evening session course for his
bachelor of arts degree. con-
tribute more than half his sup
port. but he earned more than
5000 during the year. Can I
claim him as a dependent?
A. No. Since he earned 5000
or more and was over 19, he can
be claimed as dependent only
If he was full-time student at
a school. The Treasury says that
a person who works during the
day and attends night session
courses is not full-time student.
Dependent Requirements
@. Our son had $3.50 of in
come during 1856 from his sum-
mer vacation work and from in
terest on his savings account.
Does this disqualify him as my
dependent even though we con-
tributed much more than $3.50
to his support?
A. No. The requirement that
a dependent must have under
$500 of gross income during the
year does not apply to a child
who was under 10 on December
81. 1856; or a child. regardless
of age. If he was enrolled in
full-time study at a recognized
school or college or If he was
engaged in a full-time course of
institutional on-farm training
for at least five months during
1856. Not only do you get a
$500 dependency deduction for
these children: the children also
can take a $500 personal ex-
emption on their own tax re-
turns which they must file.
@ My mother died last jan
uary S. 1856. ] had become her
sole support in December 1855.
Can I get any part of a $500 ex-
emption for her for 1856?
A. You can get the entire $500
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SecuritYStorage
Board Promotes
Five Officers

Directors Of Security Storage
Co. today promoted five officers,
including Paul Alvey, who was
advanced to senior vice presi-
dent from vice president and
secretary.
Ralph H. Houser was promoted
to vice president as we'll as treas
urer and Robert E. Windham
was elected secretary. John H.
Cornwell was named assistant
treasurer and Logan E. Hill was
elected assistant secretary.
Board Chairman c. A. Aspin-
wall and President Philip Lar
Iner Corner were reelected at
the reorganization meeting
which followed the annual
stockholders meeting Tuesday.
Mr.. Alvey. the new senior vice
president. has been with Secur-
ity Storage since 1910. He is a
graduate Of Georgetown Univer-
sity and has been a member of
the District Bar since 1917.
Mr.. Houser Joined the COM
pany in 1928. A native of Wash
ington. he received his educa-
ton at Eastern High School and
George Washington University.
Mr.. Windham has been with
Security Storage since 1916. He
is a native of North Carolina, a
graduate of Atlantic Christian
College and a field artillery vet
eran of World War II.
Mr.. Cornwell joined the COM
pany in l947 and has managed
the insurance department for
five years. He is a native of
washington, a graduate of
Princeton and a World War II
veteran. Mr.. Hill. also native
WaShingtonian. attended West
ern High Schol. served with the
Air Force in the war and later
was with Riggs National Bank.
He Joined the company in 1858.
In addition to Mr.. Aspinwalf
and Mr.. Gore. stockholders on
Tuesday reelected these direc-
tors: Daniel w. Bell, Charles S.
Dewey. George E. Hamilton. jr.:
H. L. Rust. jr.. Samuel Spencer
and Lloyd B. Wilson.
Directors declared a regular
quarterly dividend of 80 cents a
share. payable April 10 to stock
holders Of record April S.
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Wheaton Manager
Appointed by Bunk

Robert p. Talley. assistant vice
president. has been named officer
in charge of the new Wheaton
office Of the Bank Of Silver
Spring, which is to open around
June /. President William D.
Blair announced today.
Mr.. Talley, who is supervising
purchases of supplies and install
Ilations for the new Office, Joined
the bank in 1858 and became
assistant vice president in Janu-
AIRY. 1855. Previously he was with
American Security g. Trust Co.
for 10 years.
He is active in the District,
M aryland and Montgomery
County Bankers Associations, is
ia member of the Silver Spring
Board of Trade and Optimist
Club. and is a director of the
Silver Spring Boys Club.
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exemption for her in 1856. even
though she lived only five days
in the year 1856.
@. Our baby was born Deem
Der 81. 1856. Do we get any
kind of exemption for the baby?
A. You can take a full $500
exemption for the baby for 1856
even thouh it was alive for only
one day in 1856.
@. I support my 67-year-old
mother. Can I deduct $500 for
her as a dependent and another
$500 because she is over SIS?
A. No. Although a taxpayer
and his wife get an extra 5000
deduction for being 65 or over,
there is no similar extra deduc-
ton for a dependent who is IS
or over.
Next Major Items
Now you have the top guides
on claiming maximum exemp-
tions on lines one through four.
You're ready to turn to the
next major group of items con-
corning income.
II is on lines five through IL
that you will report all the items
of income of whatever nature
you received in 1856. Here is
where you also will deduct GER
tain items which the tax law
permits you to deduct-such as
transportation expenses, sick
pay, etc. And here is where it
is important you know that
there are some types of income
which you need not report at
all.
On line five. you report all
your salary, wages, bonus. ETC..
and also your wife's, if she is
filing a joint return with you.
This is normally your full COM
pensation copied from the farm
W. which your employees h.
given you: it is not reduced by
your various payroll deductions.
On line five, you also will re-
duce this compensation, which
you have received by certain
types of expenses (exnlanation
in tomorrow's column. You will
be able to do this even if you are
using the 10 per cent standard
deduction. Details on this also
later in the series.
Remember. Clip and Save!
Tomorrow. Tax-Savings Column
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Feb. 81 d1.-Foreign ex-
changes rates follow. Great Britain in
collars; others in cents unchanged I'M
less otherwise noted):
Canadian dollar in New York open
market ga per cent premium or IO4 81 u
y s. cents.
OF -: 30-day futures 279,., of }i32;
to-day futures 2.7a 1892, of 3/32: 90
day futures 2.7sis: Belgium ffraneD
.99h; France (ffancl 2Sss OF q cent;
23 so; Holland tguilderl 26,I3; Italy
tliral 1914 Of a cent; Portugal (escudol
$50; Sweden tKronaD 1884; Switzer-
land urancl dreel 23.32: Denmark
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YOUR 9
MONEYS WORTH
Save on Toxes-W
BY SYLVIA PORTER

collaboration Institute America,
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Clock and Watch Association
To Move to Capital
Appraisers Plan Regional
Conference in Capital

The American Institute of
Real Estate Appraisers will hold
its eighth annual regional con-
ference for the Central Atlantic
and New England regions at
Hotel Statler here March 80.
David L. Montonna, institute
president. will speak at the
opening morning session. Charles
u. Norris. ST., president of the