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The Adak sun., 1961-05-29

BOBBY SOX ON THE ROCKo
 Hi out there all you people in teen land. We'll school is finally out and everyone is getting ready for three months of enjoyment.
 Bob Marvel and Rod Phillips are going to FISH, FISH, FISH, Too bad you miss ed out on your overni gl1t trip because of Bad weather. Better luck next tirleo
 The teenagers now have their own band and singing group called the "Suedes'' & they consist of Bill Tremblay on the git- ar, Bob Marvel playing the drums & Rod Solina, Ron Rose & Carl McGaffin. The leader of this group is Rod Solina.
 There was a surprise birthday party and going away party for Glenda Sipe on May 18th. It was 'cowboy" party and everyone really looked 'great".
 Continued next cc1umn)
The Adak sun., 1961-05-29

Many of our classmates and friends in the teen set wi II be leaving next month The first to leave are the Treanblays--- they'll be leaving in days. Then the Coopers are leaving the 7th of June and we sure are going to miss them an awful lot.
 The Horns are leaving the day after Bonnie.
 Have you heard the new crazy song out called "Peanut Butter". The two songs that are currently the favorites of the teen set are "Runaway" and "llOther-in- Lawn.
 Good luck with your job with Sea Otter Jones, Mike.
 Personality of the week: A girl about 5'ok, has short brown hair, a great pers- onality and is Is years old.
 BE HEP, Kay & Sharon
Evening star., 1961-03-21
ROOMS FURNIsHED-M.E.
ROOMS FURN-S.E..S.W.

A ST. s.E.-Single or double rooms,
conv. two buslines; Library Con-
gress; $8 wk.: prefer middle aged.
XII. S-6652 or JE. 2-0454.
Evening star., 1961-03-21
hELP WOMEN
SECY.-FEE PAID

Challenging position for competent,
attractive secretary. Recent expe-
rtence and excellent skills REQ.
Top salary plus bonus.
Evening star., 1961-03-21
DoGS, PETS, ETC.

DACHsHUNDS, long haired, Axe,
champion bloodlines, 8 wks., shots,
wormed. CR. 3-1S76.
DOG: gentle. loving nature, youns
male, honey color, medium size;
to good home. JE. 2-7325 aft. 8.
GERMAN sHEPHERDj beautiful
black and silver, Axe reg, male,
500. WO. 6-0S84.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIEs,
Axe reg; exceptional litter, 8
wks. old; males, females, S76 to
approved buyers only. EV. 4-6791.
POODLEs, toys, wks., white fe-
males, apricot male. Axe reg,
champ. lines. VIII. 2-b4S6.
POODLES, toys and miniatures
$50. Grooming, So. Pickup and
delivery. 3616 Hamilton st., Hy-
attsville, WA. 7-227S.
POODLES-DUBAYS
Min. and Toys, $50 Up
LANHAM KENNELS CE. 6-S642
TOY POLICE DOG
Male, S16
EN-. 2-0414
WANTED
Irish Setter, male, puppy.
EN-. 3-1267
Evening star., 1961-03-21
HELP WOMEN

UNUSUAL and select typist-steno.
positions. S75-S100 VIZ. See today
glamorouS Miss Evans. Appt. ST.
3-36SS. .BOYD'S EMPL. CENTER,
Evening star., 1961-03-21
FARM AND GARDEN

Irish Setter, male, puppy.
EN-. 3-1267
Evening star., 1961-05-02
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT
FARMS

GEORGETOWN-Small brick bldg.
Zoned NJ: Sl35. NO. 7-0596.
Evening star., 1961-05-02

WALTER r. REYNOLDS CO.. INC
HARD TO FIND a home priced
under Si2. .OOO-but here it Is. or
beautiful large lot near virgins
Forest area OF Falls Church. VIII
go FILA, only $3.50 down. House In
excellent condition. 2 bedrms
down, staircase to expandible 2nc
floor. Vacant, fast occupancy. AR,
FAX REALTY. INC. JE. 4.4900
Evening star., 1961-05-02
LEEHIGH VILLAGE

LEEHlGH V1LLAGE
White ranch-type home with coun-
try-sige equipped kit. sep. din
rms, lrEe. liv. rm.. 3 bedrms., tile
bath, attached garage and ground
q level hsmt. rm. with firepl. Lo-
Gated near Fairfax Town on tree
shaded h-acre lot. Priced low at
D.. GCn GEn Han
Evening star., 1961-05-02
BUSINESS PROP. for SALE
SALE Or LEASE

6ALE YIN ASACE
Approx. 1900 50. IT. zoned ca
for restaurant. office bldg. retail
store. trade assn, night club etc
Fully decorated sub-street floor,
additional, 3 stories and meZzanine
in front. 9 stories in rear bldg.
Private parking for Q cars or
trucks in rear garage. Large Alley
will accommodate largest trucks
at delivery entrance. Stately in
terror beautifully designed by one
OF Washington's most famous dec
Grating studios. Centrally located
in downtown business area. 9
blocks from White House and H.
nancial district. adjacent to 1000
retail sections. large office build
ings and major hotels. Public
parking at History Capitol Ga
rage next door. Lot size
24.9XlS35". To inspect call
DoRFMAN's. CO. 5-4056.
STORE, garage, dwelling combi-
nation, on Route sos, SpotSylvania
County, Va. Contact owner, Mrs.
c.. w. Rigsby, jr., Route 2, SPOT
sylvanis, Va. Phone UNionville
2S75.
Evening star., 1961-05-02
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

AIR CONDITIONED RM,, approx.
$50 50. It. in 6-rm. office suite.
Share secretarial services. Vic. Of
18th and K st. NV Manufacturers
agent preferable. EX. 3-29S4.
Evening star., 1961-05-02
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
BUY AS YOU LEASE
Custom-Built Commercial
KANSAS AvE-BLA1R Rp. NV.

Unique financing allows payment
for building as you lease. 5000 to
100000 50. IT. Truck loading, Of
flee areas and off street parking
excel locStion for any type bust BUS
Ex. $3.50 or IL. 6-756s.
Navajo times., 1961-07-19

Each of the four tea ms of
"Trailers" will travel by char
tered bus through different areas.
After six weeks of touring, the four
teams will meet at the University
of Kansas in Lawrence, Kansas,
for ten-day evaluation. There
they will exchange experiences and
outline te een-a &c guide to the
u. S.A. to be used by other Scouts,
Guides and visitors to this country.
Parallel programs and activi-
ties have been arranged for each
team so that all participants will
get cross-sectional impression
of America. Each team will visit
historic sites, indu ustrial plants,
farms of varying sizes, a state
capitol and urban and rural areas
along the way. During stopovers in
So communities across the map,
the Scouts and Guides will be the
guests of some 1000 Girl Scout
families, where they will exper-
ience American home life first
hand.
The American Scouts will pay
their own 5000 trail fee, some
with the aid of tn r councils,
others ha wing earned the money.
Navajo times., 1961-07-19

The purpose of the project isto
acquaint young women from this
and other lands with the diversi-
fled geography and peoples in the
United States. 1t is designed to
stimulate their interest in Amer
lean history by showing them the
contributions of different natioAa-
lity groups and cultures in shaping
the nation.
Heritage Trail was developed
by the Girl Scout organization to
help celebrate its 5Oth birthday
in 1862 and will carry out the gol-
den anniversary theme of "Honor
the Past Serve the Future. The
first project of its kind ever UNDER
taken by the national Girl Scout Or
ganization, Heritage Trail includes
48 American Senior Scouts from all
parts of the country and "a Girl
Guide Rangers, two each from Bra
zil, Cana da, Denmark, F r ance,
Germany, Great Britain, Ireland,
Ita ly, Mexico, The Netherlands,
Norway and the Philippines. The
explorers, all members of the
worldwide Scouting-Guiding
movement, are between is and 19
years of age.
Navajo times., 1961-07-19

A group of 18teen-age girls--12
us. Senior Scouts from other
states and six Girl Guides from
Germany, Canada, and the Philh-
pines visited the Navajo Reserva-
ton on July 18th and 18th. The
girls, with two adult leaders, COM
prise the Southwest Trail group,
one of the four teams of the National
Heritage Trail Project. The eight
week international exper m mt,
sponsored by Girl Scouts of the us.
A., will tour the country this sum-
mer- from June q to August II.
During the local visit the group
explored Canyon de Chelly Nation
al Monument in the company of
other Girl Scouts from Chaparral
Council. The group toured the
Arts and Crafts Guild and Tribal
headquarters under the guidance
of MIR. Sam Billison, tribal rec
preventative. On July 18th the Ma
vajo Tribe hosted a typical noon
meal of mutton stew and fried
bread in the Window Rock camp
ground. Both local Brownie Scouts
and Girl Scouts from Fl. Defiance
and Window Rock joined them at
noontime. Acting as hostesses
were Mrs. Maurice McCabe and
Mrs. Annie Wauneka. Mrs. Arthur
Arviso, Mrs. John Brown and Mrs.
Sam Shorty Begav made the fried
bread and helped serve the stew
prepared through the courtesy of
the Window Rock Lodge.
The visiting scouts will explore
five states and IL localities in
cluding Stoc kton, Monterey, a and
Pasadena California, Las Vegas,
Nevada, Prescott, Arizona, Gallup
and Santa Fe, New Mexico, Durango
and Denver Colorado, Lubbock,
Texas, Boise City, Oklahoma, and
Garden City, Kansas.
Navajo times., 1961-07-19
International Girl Scout Group Visits Navajo Land

The "a Rangers will discover Am
erica this summer as guests of the
Juliette Low World Friends hip
Fund which was establis shed in ho-
nor of the founder of Girl Scouting
in the United States. The fund
fosters international understand
Navajo times., 1961-07-19

ing through exchange visits of
Girl Scouts and Girl Guides. 1t is
supported by voluntary contribu-
tions--in pennies, nickels, and
dimes--from Girl Scouts of all
ages across the country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
PRESIDENT KENNEDY
STALLS ON DEPRECIATION ALLOWANCE"

Truman Events - Your Washington Service - 47
COME ON" TO BUSINESS: Around Washington.
particularly among tax lawyers twho are Ieqion) belief
that the President is really going TO do anyhino abou,
TAX relief TOR business is fading rapidly number Of
'mes me new President has alluded in somewhat vague
terms TO an intention to what listeners
ss accelerated depreciation" NOW 1T Is Appu AM
NOTHING CONCRETE HAS BEEN SENT DOWN FROM
The WHITE HOUSE. ON THE CONTRARY. SOME DEMO.
CRATIC WHEEL HORSES IN CONGRESS NOT ONLY pit
OUT NOTHING DEFINITELY FAVORABLE ALONG rms
LINE, But EVEN TALK PRIVATELY OF REDUCING
THE DEPRECIATION ALLOWANCE
See PRES. KENNEDY Pace 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
CHINESE REDS STOPPED 1853.
"F0REICN FRONT:
DULLES GREATNESS RECALLED"

truman events = Your Washington Service - Az
IN me IMAGE OF JED: When President Kennedy
warned khrushehev that we are prepared ., t;oh, !.
Laos observers in Washington remarked that JFk acted
:" me n'sn tradition OF JF0ovr great late snppesse
menf Secretary Of State John Foster Dulles
A PARALLEL LEAPED TO MIMI Tur -
1888. WHEN SECRETARY DULLES, IN coMpI ETE COW.
MAND OF PRESIDENT EIsENHoWER.s FOREIGN Do,
'er. Ae WAITED THE 9TH FLEET. SENT TIE
slDsWNDERs INTO THE CHINA SEA AND pep,u err
HE PRovocATIoNs OF THE RED CHINESE OWED
oos"or AND MATsu All this, while the liberal Demo.
s.',;.s.. craftsmanship and sought TO scare the
esy"sn,s OUT OF the country. The upshot as HUMAN
EVENTS reported October 20. lesa n..I.. wv
grand SIAM" ~ So'es won
See DULLES D..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22

ONE GOD THE FATHER
OF ALL.
Even a very small measure
of scientific thinking, in the
consciousness of men, women,
and children is a great thing.
1t is this quality of thinking,
which gives every individual
a chance to gradually rise far
above just merely thinking
Of God, or the Christ of any
one particular race of people.
There is only one universal
spiritual race of man.
ONE CHRIST, REDEEMER
OF ALL.
Our heavenly Father, and
His son, Christ Jesus, are for
the redemption and salvation
of all. Spirit is native to the
heart and consciousness of all
who believe and understand
Gods love and relationship
TO man.
However, to make the dem
onstration, we must be still
and know how to consecrate
our devotion to God. our
maker, who gave the Christ
for mans salvation. And
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22

PSYCHOLOGY FOR LIVING"
mot YET THE CHRIST IN ITS SCIENCE,
BUT HIGHLY cOMMENDABLE).
o:l5 AN. AND 10 PM, Mon. thru sot.
WMUZ, 1895 FM
Substance is indicated in quote re Dr. Clyde Maria
more's book. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF coUNsELINc"
THE FINEST CHRISTIAN BOOK ON couNsELINc
AVAILABLE" Price, S39s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22

we individually learn some
thing about the essential
workings of Spirit. in just
small measure we are far
underway with helping
others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
ONE UNIVERSAL
DIVINE LOVE

There IS today a great need
of men, women, and children
being able to take themselves
through their own thinking.
out OF thoughts of materiality
into the spiritual nature of
universal love of God, and
neighbor. And this only will
lead to collective thinking of
perfect peace, JOY, and con-
tentment through divine in
telligent Principle.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
LOVE HAS NO BOUN-
DIARIES OF LIMITATIONS

This will also lead US
all, hand in hand, TO the one
universal God, whose spirit
is within our reach. And with
in our own thinking faculties.
Soaring far above human
CONTINUED on Pace Al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
DAUGHTER IN HOSPITAL, ASKS AID
MIGHTY ANGEL POWER MAKES M.D.s
MINOR LEACUERS
April IA. 1861
Deer christian Leader:

Dear christian LEADER:
Herewith Mighty Angel Power, in response to your
interesting, welcome letter Of April 10.
Regarding your daughter, p. 25o Christian Science
textbook The Christike understanding Of scientific being
and divine healing includes perfect Principle and idea
perfect God and perfect perfect universe T. the
basis Of thought and demonstration"
Also p vii, Preface, Ibid: ITO those leaning on the
sustaining infinite to-day is big with blessings"
Same page: The time for thinkers has come"
p. l, Chapter l. Prayer: The prayer that reforms the
sinner and heals the sick absolute faith that all
things possible TO Cod spiritual understanding of
Him, unsettled love-"
Your daughter should read. should read
70 her. pp Is. H. of the Christian Science textbook The
Lords Prayer and Gods dictated inerpr thereto
following the martyrdom of Lincoln.
See the Scientific Statement Of Being" p 468, in the
See DAUGHTER. Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
BY Andrew F. Euehouf CS. +++
Modern Christian Science Crusader

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our Fafher-Mofher God, aI'hsr-
oniovs p Is, Science and Health with Key to the Scrip
by Mary Baker Eddy with world message and
mission, who wildly the grace of cod-do Fruehsuf-
Martin Luther Job in this age 1! And how! Science
Health our textbook. is Gods Lberator Of the Bible
A HIGHER AND TRuER REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE WRITER IS HIS
FRIEND AND OF HIS PEOPLE. TOO
Jesus loved Righteousness and hated iniqvify'!
The "Ivkewsrm" live in fools paradise!
"THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW" - FAITHFUL
STUDENTS Of CHRIST JESUS RETURN IN CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE - my WORKS AND GREATER" UEsUs).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
WASHINGTON HAS. MOST OF

PSYCHIATRlsTs"
LONE PRACTICINC FOR EVERY $500
PERSONS"
NON CHRIST SCIENTISTS ARE THE DEVILS
DUrEs ! WAsHINCTONs IMPERATIVE
NEED WILL BE MET!
NY Trib "a
WASHINGTON Apr. UPD.-A beautiful girl Of the
efin fashonmodeI type discovered in a Washington
souvenir shop. selling miniature Washington Monuments
and funny hats TO tourists.
why the dickens" she asked, do you hide
yourself in this mvrky hoe?"
WELL, IT'S LIKE THIS" SHE EXPLAINED WITH
SAD BUT ENCHANTING SMILE, II USED TO BE
FASHION MODEL IN NEW YORK, BUT MY ANALYST
ADVISED ME TO QUIT THE RAT RACE, MOVE TO
SMALL, QUIET TOWN. AND SURROUND MYSELF WITH
THINGS or ART AND BEAUTY"
So she came TO Washington and took Job in SOU
venr shop.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
S0vIETS PUT MAN INTO SPACE = so WHAT?
US. SECRET WEAPON : PRAYERS OF
OMNlPOTENCE : is MORE POTENT. THAN
EvER!- AS THE NEED ARISES!

AN ANGEL OF THE LORD CAN REMOVE,
LIBERATE- DEATH IS AN ADAM-EvE MYTH =
ONE OR TWO OR SEVERAL MILLIONS, PLUS
'lssooo' QUICKLY. WITH NUMEROUS BIG SHOTS
AS WELL (see top lines Of our back Pa9e)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14
Defenders to Hear
Former House Aide

Robert Goldsborough, former
staff member on the House
Un-American Activities Com
mittee, will speak on 1.-THE
Present Posture of the United
States and the Proximate DAN
ger of Communism" in a meet
ing at $40 pm. tomorrow at
Broyhill Auditorium, $500 Lee
highway, Arlington.
The meeting is sponsored by
the Arlington Chapter of the
Defenders of State Sovereignty
and Individual Liberties.
Jackson advocate., 1961-01-14

Greenville, Miss. Jan. 10 -
Above is J. w. Chambers, princi-
ral of Arcola School and Chief
Grand Scribe of Knights and
Daughters of Tabor presenting
MAN of the Year Plaque" to
George ]. Bacon.
George ]. Bacon, coordinator of
diversified occupation at the
Greenville Negro schools, was
named last week as "Man of the
Year" by the Knights and Daugh-
ters of Tabor, an insurance-fra-
ternal society which operates the
Taborian Hospital at Mound Bay
ou, Miss.
Bacon, a native of Natchez, is
46 years old, a graduate of AL
corn Ann College in 1888, when
he received his BS degree. He
accepted a job in Greenville as in
structor of buildings and trades at
Coleman High School, and organ
lied the first Negro vocational de-
partment in Mississippi.
He headed the department until
1941, when he was called to AL
corn to be an instructor in indus
trial arts. He returned to Green
Vile again in 1914 to head the
buildings and trades department
and was named coordinator for
the program throughout the
Greenville Negro schools in 1856.
Other Positions
In addition to his school work,
Bacon served as a director in the
Washington County Educational
Foundation, director OF, Citizens
Investment Company, secretary &
president of the Rowan YMCA
Board, vice-president of Delta Me-
mortal Gardens Assn, secretary of
Washington County Voters Lea
que, director of Greenville Heart
Fund Campaign for Negroes, past
president of Magnolia State Voca-
tional Assn, past president of
Jackson advocate., 1961-01-14
Electrical Giants
Enter Guilty Pleas
in Price-Fixing

Philadelphia - General Electric
Co., Westinghouse Electric Corp.
and II smaller manufacturers have
pleaded guilty in federal court
here to criminal antitrust charges
involving price-fixing and rugged
bids on multi-million dollar sales
Of heavy electrical equipment.
The guilty pleas, avoiding
lengthy public trials. gave the
Justice Dept. it's greatest anti
trust victory in many years. Sem
tences, expected to be imposed
early in 1861 by U. S. District
Judge J. Cullen Ganey, could re-
suit in heavy fines for the COM
panies and possible Jail sentences
for individual defendants, includ-
ing several company vice presi-
dents and division managers.
Triple Damages Possible
General Electric, which earlier
had pleaded not guilty to all
charges, switched to guilty pleas
on six charges and was allowed to
plead no contest to 13 other
charges. Westinghouse switched
to guilty pleas in seven cases
pleaded no contest in IL others.
Maximum sentence is a $4,000
fine on each charge for either
corporations or individuals, plus
a year in Jail for individuals.
The guilty pleas opened the gate
to triple damage suits by pur-
chasers who contracted for equip
ment unaware that both the price
and the firm which was to submit
the low bid had been determined
in advance at secret meetings
among officials of the supposedly
competing companies.
The victims, according to the
series of indictments handed down
by four federal grand juries during
the past year, included federal
state and municipal governments
as we'll as private utility COM
panies and several industrial con-
Germs.
The indictments alleged that
some of the firms helped narrow
control of the market by refusing
to sell component parts to possible
competitors or artificially lacking
up the prices.
In all, 29 companies were in
dicted and 10 of the smaller firms
were allowed. to plead no contest
to all charges. !.
All of the indicted companies
had originally sought to plead no
contest-which would not be con-
sidered as evidence of guilt in civil
damage suits brought against
them. Judge Ganey, at the urg-
ing of the Justice Dept, refused to
accept no contest pleas until the
government had gotten the 19
companies to plead guilty to the
major charges against Them
In the final proceedings, the JUS
tice Dept. dropped charges against
Jackson advocate., 1961-01-14

OIL sold my CT home and got
release from liability from the
VA for any future payments. Am
l now eligible for another CT loan
A.-You may or may not be. Re-
lease from liability does not auto
matically restore eligibility for an
ether loan. 1t is restored only
under certain conditions, such as
selling your home because of
health reasons, moving to another
area for better job, etc.
Q.-Under the old death compen-
sation program, the widow of a de-
ceased peacetime veteran received
less than the widow of a wartime
veteran. Is this true under the
Survivors Benefits Act?
A.-No. The Survivors Benefits
Act provides for equal payments
for widows of both war and peace
time veterans.
Q.-I am the widow of a recent
ly deceased World War II veteran
He never used his entitlement for
a CT loan. Am l eligible for this
benefit?
A.-Only those unremarried wild
ows of World War II and Korean
veterans who died in service or
following service, died as result
of a service-connected disability
are eligible for CT home benefits
Jackson advocate., 1961-01-14
IRIS Issues New Form
On LiberaliZed Med.
Tax Deductions 4

Form 2948, the new Federal tax
schedule to aid taxpayers in COM
putting the more liberal medical
expense deductions they are enti-
tied to if they, their wives, or their
dependent parents are IS or over,
IS now available at local Internal
Revenue Service offices.
George D. Patterson, District
Director of the Birmingham Dis
'rict, said a new law, passed this
wear. provides that the deduction
tor medical expenses incurred for
dependent parent IS or over will
Jackson advocate., 1961-01-14

one Of the indicted General Elec-
trio vice presidents, Arthur F.
Vinson. One of the Westinghouse
officials, w. C. Rowland, refused
to change his not guilty plea in
one case and will stand trial.
Judge Ganey prasied the head of
the Justice Dept.'s antitrust divi-
sion, Robert A. Bicks, and his as
sistants for "a splendid job" in
the case.
GE later issued a statement that
company officials who admitted
violating antitrust laws had been
either denoted, given pay cuts or
shifted to jobs with no response
bility for setting prices.
Attorney General William P
Rogers declared in a statement
that the cases involved "as serious
instances of bid-rigging and price
fixing as have been charged in the
more than half-cenutry life of the
Sherman Antitrust Act"
Jackson advocate., 1961-01-14

not be reduced by 3 percent of ad-
justed gross income, as in the past.
However, as in prior years, if
either the taxpayer or his wife has
reached 65 before the close of the
tax year, the medical expenses of
both can be deducted without being
subject to reduction by 8 percent
Of adjusted gross income, he added.
He said the new Form 2948 will
clarity instructions covering these
deductions which will accompany
Forms 1040 and 1040W to be
mailed to taxpayers.
Mr.. Patterson said most taxpay-
ers are not affected by these special
provisions and may continue to
COMPUTE their medical expenses de-
ductior on the regular Form 1040
or 1940W as they have done in the
past.
Taxpayers may get additional
information or assistance with
more complex situations by tele-
phoning or visiting the local I.R.S.
office, he added.
Jackson advocate., 1961-01-14
American.
(Continuod from paoo Onol

protect a child from tuberculosis or
five glasses of US-donated surplus
dried skim milk.
Shortly before Halloween, Gret-
chen Stumpf suffered a broken
arm. Instead of ringing doorbells
she sent out foreign recipes by
mail, received over $3.50 for the
Chrildren's Fund.
Officers of the u. s. Committee
for UNICEF, sponsors of the Hal
loween project, estimated today
that the grand total of the 1860
collection would show substan-
tial increase over 1859, when the
Trick or Treat pennies, nickels and
dimes donated to the Fund reached
$1,5O0,000.