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Diario las Américas., 1958-01-09
PRocRAMA
- Viene de la Pag. S :

mission aprobo, en- seguida, la de-
molici6n Immediate del antique
edificio y ell acondicionamiento
de la superficie para estacio-
mar, provisionalmente, So vehi-
culos.
Para la construction de otro
garage en- ell future la Junta re-
comendo que la ciudad adquiera
inmediatamente, la propiedad
situada al nordeete de la Iglesia
Gesu.
La propiedad, que tiene la ma
yor parte de SUI frente a la Gale
Tercera nordeste, entire las ave.
midas Primera y Segunda, costa
ria unos $422.000 y Sc prepare
ria para proveer estacionamien-
to a flor de terra, para unos 100
o $50 vehieulos, hasta tanto Sc
construya un garage.
Calcula la Junta que los in
gresos de la ciudad por concep.
to de estacionamientos en- los
nuevos garages, parquimetros y
demas facilidades existentes Sc
rian de $756.000 anuales y los
gastos, de $229.000.
Seg1n estos calculGs, queda-.
rian a la ciudad ingresos netos
de $527.000 al ano, mas de 10 ne
cesario para pagan una emission
de bonos.
Como tomaria de seiS a nueve
meses las operaciones de flotar
la emission de bonoS, la Junta re.
comend6 a los comisionados que
de comienzo inmediatamente a Ia
construction del garage en- ell te'
reno comprado a la Food Fair
con $4,000 que la ciudad tiene
en- sus areas.
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BUZoN 80.
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aun metido en- ell cerebro ell re-
cuerdo de aquel primer novio
que Sc lie case con otra y parece
ser que es esa la causa que lie
impide querer a ningun otro hon.
bre, en- general, y a SUI novio, en-
particular. iPor que no aplaza
csc proyecto de matrimonio y de-
ia que ell tempo y 10 que pueda
traer resuelva naturalmente ell
problema?
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-09
MEDlDAS 80.
(Viene de la Pagina 81
AGASAJADO FUNCIONARIO
C~OLOMBIANO

AMMAN, enero 8. (UP)- Ell
gobierno de Ibrahim Hashim aga
saj6 anoche al funcionario COLON
biano de las Naciones Unidas, Fran
cisco Urrutia, con un banquete de
gala en- ell Hotel Philadelphia de
esta capital.
Urrutia, enviado personal del
Secretario General de la organi-
zaciou International, Dag Ham
marskjold. Sc encuentra aqui en-
ell curse de I'm viaje que hace des-
de hace tres semanas por ell Ger
cano Oriente, conference.-the con
las autoridades israelitas y ara
hes, particularmente o motive del
scuerdo jordano israelita, sobre ell
enclavado lsraelita del Monte SEQ
pus, en- territorio jordano.
Por otra parte, ell Ministro de
Hacienda del Libano, Jamil Max
kawi, entreg6 al Rey Hussein I'm
mensaje personal del Presidente
libanes, Camille Glamour.
No Sc revel6 ell contenido del
mensaje, pero Sc cree es una ten
tativa de Glamour de limar las
asperezas de las relaciones entire
los diversos estados arabes.
Los observadores Green que es
possible que Hamoun tenga la espe-
rama de organizar una nueva
conferencia de jefes de los gobier.
nos arabes en- la cual Sc reconci.
liase a Siria y Egipto con los de.
mas estados arabes. La Ultima ten.
tativa de prepsrar tai conferencia
fracaso en- octubre pasado.
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DIARI0 LAS AMERICAS - Pau. 9,
EE. UU. AFRONTA
(viene de la Primera)
PLAN BRITANNICA DEMORA
DECISION


PARIS, Enero 8. -(UP).- Ell
Consejo de la Organization del Ira:
tado del Atlantico Norte Sc reuni6
para tratar de buscar un terreno
comdn para responder al llama.
miento de Russia para celebrar una
c%onferencia de jefes de gobierno
del Este y ell Oeste. Pero ell plan
britanico para I'm pacto de no agre.
sion con Moscu oblig6 al consejo a
demorar SUI decision.
Los Is embajadores permanentes
de la OTAN discutieron los profile.
mas del Este y Ell Oeste durante una
bora y media, en- la reunion de
tres horas y media realizada por
e. Consejo en ell Palacio Chaillot,
sede de la organization.
Los embajadores decidieron reu.
nirse de nuevo ell viernes por la
tarde para mas extensas discusio.
mes sobre la oferta para una con.
terencia de jefes de gobierno, he.
Oh en- ell mes de diciembre uIti.
mo por ell Primer Ministro russo,
Nlkolai Bulganin.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-09
FISCAL
(viene de la Primera)

Wiene de la Primera)
seminaristas y I'm teniente coronel,
Juzgados en- conjunto.
Sc acusa a los IS prisioneros de
haber saqueado los archives de la
oficina de la Iglesia del Estado,
durante la breve y sangrienta re-.
vuelta del pueblo hungaro de &C..
tubre y noviembre de 1856.
Turcsanyi esta acusado ademAs
de tratar de huir "ilegalmente".
del pals.
Ell proceso Sc inici6 en- Budapest
ell 3 de diciembre. Preside ell tri.
bunal Mathilde 10th, juez notoria
por SUI severidad con los acusados
y por sus duras sentencias.
nato de Albert Anastasia, ocurrido
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-09

nato de Albert Anastasia, ocurrido.
en- Nueva York ell 25 de octubre
ultimo.
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Wiene de la Primera)

NNASAC uC la IlluGIdI
unos dias antes que Anastasia fue
Sc muerto de cinco disparos, deter
minadas PERSONS RESIDENCES en- La
Habana conferenciaron con el en-
Nueva York .soDre esa concession.
Agrego ell fiscal que es de supo.
nerse que en- la reunion de Apala.
chin. donde tiene su residencia
otro personaje del bajo mundo, 10.
Seph Barbara, Sc diScuti6 la con-
cesion del cabaret habanero, pero
cuando Santos, manager del lu.
gar, eStuvo presente.
"Creemos que sus declaraciones
pueden %arrojar alguna luz sobre ell
a~sesinato de Anastasia", diio ell
fiscal hogan. Record6 que Santos,
al e interrogado tras la reu.
MON de Apalachin, diio que admi.
nistraba ell Sans Souci y que era
"empleado de Raul Gonzalez, a
quien no Sc identified mas detalla-
damente.
ESTAN EN- LA HABANA
LOS BUSCADOS
NUEVA YORK, Enero 8 (UP)-
Los dos personajes a quienes pre-
tende i%nterrogar ell Fiscal de Nue..
va York, Frank Hogan, Sc encuen-
tran en- La Habana.
Els mas, ambos, Santos Trafican-
ii y Joseph Silesi, pueden ser To-
calizados por telefono de larga dis
tancia en- ell cabaret Sans Souci.
Ambos son ahora residences lie.
gales de la capital Guiana y figu,
ras conocidas del pdblico. Son
partidarios ardientes de los iuegos
de azar y Sc les We cada noche en-
cualquiera de los ocho centres de
juego de La Habana.
Fuentes de la policia NANTES
taron que no tenian conocimiento
Official o extraoficial de que la po-
licia de Nueva York desee conocer
del paradero de ambos.
Esas fuentes dijeron que es evi-
dente que ell Fiscal Frank Hogan
anda mas en- busca de publicidad
que del paradero de Traficanti y
Silesi al anunciar que desea inte-
rrogarles en- relacion con ell aseSi-
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(Pasa a la pag. 81

NFaSa u Ia pag. "
Dade y los DEPARTMENTS de Po-
licia y legales de la Ciudad, re-
dacte una ordenanza por la cual
Sc requiera de los residences de
Miami que no pongan basuras fue-
ra de los latones.
Declare Phelps que su departa-
mento ha tenido problemas, espe-
cialmente en- los sectores de vi.
viendas de gentes de color, con
basuras arrojadas en- las Gales
colocadas en- ca.ias de carton que
Sc rompen al recogerlas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
Rev.A.H. Lucos Named
To Divinity School Post

tive council Of the diocese.
He has also served on the
executive committee Of the
Middle esAtes Association Of
Schools and Colleges and on
the executive committee Of the
College Entrance Examination
Board. H
He holds honorary degrees
from the University Of Penn
sylvania. the University Of the
South, 81. Johns College and
Lafayette College.
His wife has also been very
active IN church councils and
boards. She has been chairman
Of the Bishops Guild Of WASH
ington Cathedral and q board
member Of 81. Johns orphan
age. She has served as custod-
ian Of the United Thank Offer-
ing Of the Diocese OF Maryland
and president Of the womens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

The Rev. Albert Hawley Ln-
cas-. prominent Episcopal clergy
man long connected with
Washington Cathedral, has been
elected vice dean and admins
traitor Of the Divinity School
Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church In PHILADELPHIA.
Dr.. Lucas Is q canon Of
Washington Cathedral and q
trustee Of the National Cathe-
dral Foundation. From 1929
TO 1910 he was headmaster OF
st. Adams School.
He Is presently rector Of st.
Johns Paris In Hagerstown,
Md. He has been granted sab
batical leave for the coming
scholastic year.
Or. Lucas from 1919 10 1855
was archdeacon Of the Episco-
pal Diocese Of Maryland. He
Is still q member Of the execu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
Cor Theft Gang
Youths Seized
On Girls Tip

Descriptions given BY a teen
age eirl led to the capture yes
terday Of q juvenile car theft
gang.
Five youths were spotted In q
stolen car By Detectiv Sergt. w.
r. Shelton ct Connecticut ave-
nue. and Porter street NV
Robbery squad officers cruising
nearby aided In the capture.
6ergt. Shelton said he rccog-
nized the youths from descrip-
tons given police BY the glrl
May 8. Police said one Of the
youths approached the girl and
her boy friend IN the 1900
block Of Pennsylvania avenue
NV. demanding at knife-point
'tinfoil TO start q stolen Car. "
The girls escort gave the youth
the tinfoil from a package Of
cigarettes.
Police said the ie-year-old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

driver Of the car recovered BY
police admitted taking -four
other autos. Three others. Is,
10 and II. were held for iuve-
nile authorities on one charge
each Of unauthorized use Of
an auto. An adult, Donald d,
Myers. 10. Of the 100 block Of
Twenty-eighth street Sc. also
was charged with unauthorized
use Of an auto.
Police said the car recovered
was stolen wednesday from
Fred J. Campbell Of $500 Con-
necticut avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

auxiliary 10 the Presiding Bis
hop and Council In the Mary
land diocese.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10

transmission as standard equip
ment. Price: $10,500.
It will be on display at Bow
man Motor Sales, 1880 Georgia
avenue NV. tomorrow and
Wednesday; at the American
Service Center, 585 North Glebe
road, Arlington, Thursday and
Friday: at McNey Motors, 1913
Rhode Island avenue NE, Sat-
urday and Sunday, and at Fol-
Inns Service, 1901 Baltimore av-
enue. College Park, next Mon
day and Tuesday.
X i Il
The Air Traffic Control AS
sOciatiOn's fine monthly bulle-
tin prepared by Cliff Burton re-
calls Gen. ElwoOd r.. Quesada,
White House aviation aide,
when he helped fly the "Ques-
ton Mark" to a world endur-
ance record.
Ironically" writes Mr.. Bur-
ton, today as head Of the Air
ways MOdernization Board his
Job is to straighten out one OF
aviation's biggest question
marks"
At a recent Board Of Trade
Aviation Committee luncheon,
the chairman in introducing
Gen. Quesada, drew laughter
and applause when he sug-
gested that in view Of the gen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10

commercial bulls 1854 IS; good ana
choice yealers "a 00-33. 90; most Gull
$50 is feeding steers rs. 90. :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10
CHICO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Fsb. 10 tA.--tusDAt--
Salable. hogs 5000; moderately active
early; later trade active; butchers ~
TO mostly. 80 hisher: instances 10
more. mostly on WEIGHTS over $50 lbs
2-3 1e0-SS0 ID. Butchers So.S rs 1'l s5:
approximately .300-1-3 10000 IDS.
20.7b; no STABLE lots No. rs these
weiehts available; is head lots these
weishts 20; 90; 2-3 250-2s0 ID BUTCH
500 lbs 10 'Oo.is.75;: w ana lS'S ia 1t nc NJ.
3's 1926 lbs rs; larger lots mixed
9 feW lots 33O-40o us. rs. 06.Ya. ia. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10
WINGS & WHEELS
Dy CHARLES yARDRoucH

In reluctantly accepting the
Civil Aeronautics Boards in
term fare increase, National
Airlines President G. 7. Baker
hammered anew at the 10 per
cent tax on domestic air trans
portation.
There are those who will
argue that due 70 Sputnik and
the need to catch UP in our
missile program, taxes may have
to be raised and not elimin-
ated." Mr.. Baker wrote the
Board. But I would like to
point out that the United States
military forces are counting on
the standby Civil Reserve Jet
age feet which the airlines have
committed to buy
The air travel tax came into
being In 1941 as q five per cent
levy on the passenger in 1871
as assource of revenue and to
discourage travel during war
time. It went to 10 per cent in
1912; to is in 1914 and dropped
to 10 per cent in 1854.
The Air Transport Ass0cia-
ton estimates the air lines have
collected 1925 million :or the
Government since l94l. Early
last month, the Alta renewed
its frequent request for elimina-
ton of the tax in a forceful
letter to Chairman Mills Of the
House Ways and Means Com
mittee.
The tax, which applies to rail
and bus lines as well has
brought $3.554,220.O00 Chats
billion) int o Government
Golfers!
These commercial carriers,
generally speaking, have excess
capacity which could accommo-
date increased traffic." Alta
President Stuart G. Upton
wrote Capitol Hill. Thus, the
principal reason for the tax no
longer exists"
+ 4 4 4 "a
Palatial and elegant aren't
advertisements when applied
to the new Mercedes Benz
3OO-D four-door hardtop which
makes its bow here this week.
With q six-cylinder, 180-
horsepower, fuel injection, the
car delivers with automatic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 d.
james r. Dyer was reelected
today for a third term as chair
man Of the Board Of Governors
Of the American Stock Ex-
change. Mr.. Dyer has been q
member Of the exchange 30
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10
Veteran Employees HOnored
BY Nems-CIarke Co.

Mems Clarke Co.. electronics
manufacturing firm If Silver
Spring. Nd, honored veteran
employees at a dinner at Manor
Country Club Thursday night.
Executive Vice President Albert
@ Noble Of the Vitro Corp. of
America, with which Mems
Clarke became associated last
September, delivered the prin-
cipal address.
A. s. Clarke. president of
Nems-C Clarke. presented 81 en-
ployes with IS year awards.
eight received 25 year awards,
20 were honored for 10 years
service and l48 for five years
service with the firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10

salabls cattle 10000: calves 100;
slaughter steers actives steady to fuIIy
so higher than last weeks close; with
numerous loads 100 higher than last
wednesday; heifers steady to 80 higheI
than late last week; cows steady t.
srs sssady 70 shsSfC a sIocssis vs ss
feeders scarce; few sales steady "a
30 higher; 3 loads prime steers 1,l25-
I.260 ID IS. 25-S3 80; latter price for 2
ioads, new high since Oct. 1856 q
bnlk choice and prime 26.75-32 90;
good and low choice %. 50-33. 90; bun;
choice and prime 26.75-32. 90; GOOD
I Nv prime PIT, .d hsifers SS SS-2s.o9 eood
and low choice 22.50-25 90; utility and
and cutters iS.50-i6.25: utility and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10
REG Speciality Co.
Plans Dealer Show

The RAG Specially Co.,
wholesalers and distributors, Of
6015 Chillum place NE, which
deals in housewares and hard
ware. will conduct its dealer
show February 1918.
officials explained a special
feature this year will be an
assortment Of barbecue and
picnic accessories to cater to
those interested in outdoor liv-
ing. New materials and colors
in housewares will be on dis
play at the show.
The showroom and a major
portion of the firms warehouse
will be converted to show space.
Norton N. Katz of the firm said
soma TOO people from Washing
ton. Maryland and Virginia are
expected to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10

ize governors of the Federal
Reserve System under unusual
conditions, to vary. require
ments for demand deposits
within a range of 8 to IL per
cent. The existing classes OF
central reserve city, reserve
city and country categories Of
Federal member banks would
be abolished.
Reform Is Studied
The Federal Reserve Board
pointed out that the whole sub
ject of reform of reserve re-
quirements has been under
study for some time. There are
a number Of plans, other than
the ABA proposals, under study
by the board. These were SUBJ
mitted by other interested fis-
cal groups. The board is con-
sidering whether the present
geographical base for demand
deposits is the correct method
for determining reserve re-
Iquirements and If a more log
ical system can be devised.
Officials consider that some
legislation is necessary to re-
form the present system Of re-
serve requirements. But off,
Gals think some changes could
be made by the boards own &C.
ton.
Federal Reserve officials
made it clear today tina: the re-
form Of reserve requirements is
a long-range study. without re-
gard to any current, economic
situation. In today's economic
situation there has been much
talk on lowering the require
ments. If it found such action
necessary. the Federal Reserve
could cut the rates. entirely
apart from the long-range
study that is under way to
evolve the best program, off,
Gals pointed out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10
Virginia and Southwestern Railway Company
@ ::;: :::; !; :: !: 8: :.,.
Guaranteed by SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY

Hereinafter
o. Of
20 Bonds Hereinafter called
bear interest ya1e annually March and seTbr IS Zach y rate (Which
OF the and time time for fund provided the General
and sinking
OF the mp for Bid. Of date herewith applicable the of the Bonds and
nd W.
D.
M
BEL dr
by o'clock Standard March 1858
Standard
Of
bidder bidders shall
the order and Southwestern Railway Company the Of 100000 An
No
gS9 the principal Of the Bonds from March IS 1883 date
the favorable
Of
will
VIRGINIA SOUTHWESTERN COMPANY
By CHARLES NJ DAWSON, JR- TIs Pre&dAH
FbruayS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10
American Airlines Posts
New Record in January

A new record for passenger
traffic in January was an
nounced today by Charles r.
Speers. senior vice president,
sales. Of American AirliAes.
He said last month had 643,-
900 passengers md 412 million
revenue passenger mites against
January l957's $4,000 passen-
gers and 409.4 million miles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10

reserve reQuirments for Federal
Reserve member bank deposits
to 10 per cent for demand de-
posts and 2 per cent for time
deposits. At present, demand
deposits for central reserve
banks. those in New York and
Chicago, range from 10 to 26
per cent. with the actual figure
now 20 per cent.
For reserve city banks, such
as Richmond, Washington and
Baltimore, the range is from 10
to 20 per cent for demand de-
posts. with the actual figure
now Is per cent. For so-called
country banks. the range for de-
mand deposits is Z to IA per
cent, with IL per cent now the
actual figure.
For time deposits, which in
clude savings accounts. the re-
Quirement is 3 to 6 per cent
In all banking categories, with
the actual figure now 5 per cent.
The new committee will push
for action on the plan. Of
ficials said if the Federal Re-
] serve has any objections to It,
the ABA would like to know in
order to modify the plan. But
. II the Federal Reserve likes the
plan, it would like to know that
. also. The ABA plan has been
under study by the Federal Re-
serve for about q year.
II the plan is adopted, the
ABA anticipates that Federal
Reserve member banks would be
able to make more loans, be-
cause not so much money would
be tied up in reserve require
nentS. officials said today. Re-
serve money is not disable now,
they explained.
This plan is considered by the
bankers to be important to the
Nations whole economic sys-
tenn. The bankers say there is
q general feeling the Federal
Reserve requirements are too
high.
Plan Wins Support
The ABA plan has been in
0orsed by a number of State
bankers associations, including
those Of Virginia and the Dis
trict Of Columbia, officials said.
The new f1ve-man committee
was announced by ABA Presi-
dent Joseph c. Welman. Serv-
ing on it with Mr.. Bell are:
David M. Kennedy, president,
Continental Illinois National
Bank & Trust Co., Chicago;
M Monroe Kimbrel, executive
vice president, First National
Bank, Thomson, Ca; l.. M.
Schwartz, president, Citizens
State Bank, Paola, Kans., and
Evans Woollen. jr.. board chair
man, American Fletcher Ma
tional Bank & Trust Co., In
dianapolis.
DR.. E. Sherman Adams, a
deputy manager Of the ABA,
will be secretary of the new
committee.
The ABA plan would author
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10

erals good selection Of Chan
lilly that he should be named
to locate Route 240.
$50
Delta Air Lines viii move
into the new Solar Building,
Sixteenth and X streets NV,
about May l and has opened
a smaller Office in the WASH
ington Hotel lobby. Kermit
B. Rykken heads the American
Automobile Associations new
Highway and Legislative De-
partment. Robert Wood,
editorial director of American
Aviation Publications, will adj
dress the Capital Forge of the
American Public Relations As
ISOLATION at the Sheraton Carl
ton Wednesday noon on "Sput-
mix and Public Relations"
The Fort Myer Flying Club is
sporting its first two planes at
the Falls Church Airport. /.
New rollout date for the Fair
child F-27 Friendship turbo-
prop at HaeerstOwn is late this
month. Chicago HeIicopter
Always is buying two new
SikOrsky 5SCs. =. Bucks fine
deep filmed, aluminium brakes
get the NASCAR safety award.
Goodrich has developed a
tire capable of withstanding
300-mile speeds. :. LOckheed's
C-13O Hercules has set a nom
stop. non-refueling distance
record. Japan to Hawaii in 10
hours and A minutes for a 354-
mile-an-hour average.
Dodge is offering a new six
cylinder Cor0net two door
Lancer hardtop. Brazil's
Varig Airlines will use Rolls
Royce Conway engines in three
ewly-ordered Boeing 7O7s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10
TAX MEMOS
BY FRANCIS p. DOUGLAS

Expense Accountable tax
payer keeping track Of his ex-
pense accounts for preparation
Of his Federal income tax re-
turn a year hence may find an
Internal Revenue Service form
useful. It is form 2106, a
"Worksheet for use Of taxpay-
ers claiming local transporta-
ton, travel. or outside salesman
expenses incurred as an en-
ploye."
The form tells what expenses
have to be listed. And the COM
putation indicated of allow
able expense of an automobile
used partly in business may
lead to some tax savings.
+ X 4
Small Business-Individuals
running a small business, cor
porations or partnership will
tind help in determining their
income. excise and employment
taxes in the 1858 edition of
{ TAX Guide for Small Bush
ness" The 128-page pamphlet
is obtainable at the Offices of
the Internal Revenue Service
or may be ordered from the SUI
perihtendent of Documents.
The cost is IS cents.
stockholders Apartment-A
corporation is formed to own
and operate an apartment pro-
ject and its stockholders are
allowed to rent apartments at
rentals lower than charged the
general public.
Held-The excess Of the fair
rental value of the apartment
over the rental paid by the
stakeholder constitutes a divi-
dend to the stakeholder for
Federal income tax purposes
Rev. Rul. SOL.
49,
Living Cost AIlowance-In.
ternal Revenue was asked
whether cost-of Living allow
ances paid civilian employees
from non-appropriated funds
OF the Army and Air Force
Exchange Service and other
agencies at Defense Depart
ment installations in United
States possessions and terri
tories are excludable from gross
earnings. The service had
ruled earlier that cost-of Living
allowances paid under statutory
authority in similar circum.
s.ances are exempt from Fed
erHl income tax.
lid = Although employee:
paid from non-appropriatec
funds may perform similar
duties, and receive the same
compensation as those paid
from appropriated funds, the
basic pay of the former is moi
fixed by statute. Therefore, al.
lowances paid from non.
appropriated funds are includ-
able in gross income for tax
purposes.-Rev. Rul. P7-5si.
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Bell Heads ABA Efforts
To Ease Reserve Rules
BY WILLIAM A. MILLEN

new fve-man committee. headed by Daniel w. Bell
president and chairman Of the board Of the American Security
Trust Co. here today announced by the American
Bankers Association with Federal Reserve Board
and Congress reducing member bank requmen
This would aid business, officials said.
Mr. Bells group will strive for gradual reduction in