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Evening star., 1963-09-27

Do you feel that the house
you are seeking should be a
lifetime investment?
This sometimes is a major
and costly mistake young cou-
Piles make. 1t is a mistake that
the advice Of a professional in
the real estate business - a
Realtor-can overcome, there
by saving you both headaches
and money.
Home buyers should not al
ways consider their proSpec-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19

transportation charges Of $25
or more need not be sup
ported this way If receipts or
bills aren't readily available.
For instance, receipts gener-
ally will be needed for plane
fares because plane receipts
are generally available, but
railroad fares Of $25 or more
wouldn't require this because
rail receipts aren't generally
given.
Your must keep these rec
ords whether you are q sole
proprietor. professional, etc.,
or an employe reimbursed for
your expenses. A sifnplified
record keeping is possible,
though, for employees who
are given a per diem allow
ance of not more than $25
a day or who are reimbursed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19

up to SIS a day while trav-
cling away from home.
II you're in this group,
you'll generally need to show
only the time, place and
business purpose of your trip.
You need not go into other
details. but your allowances
and reimbursements must be
determined in good faith by
your employer.
It's possible to end this
series on a bright note that
II you keep careful expense
account records for 1868,
you'll find that you are en-
titled to deduct even more
than your estimates Of past
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19

diary, expense book, etc, on
a daily basis:
Travel: The cost, date you
leave and return, places trav-
eled to, business reason for
trip or nature Of business
benefit expected.
Entertainment: Cost, date,
name and address of restau-
rant, theater, etc, and ma
ture of entertainment If 1t
isn't otherwise apparent.
Business reason or business
benefit expected and nature
of any business discussion or
activity. Business relation
ship of each person enter
tanned.
Entertainment: If the en-
tertainment takes place d.
rectly preceding or following
a substantial and bona fide
business discussion, you re-
cord not only the informa-
ton required for the enter
tainment but also details of
the business discussion -
time and duration of the dis
cussion, place. business pur-
pose and business relation
ship Of those participating.
Details required: Each
separate expenditure. How
ever, you can make single
daily entries for each Of the
following groups: breakfast,
lunch and dinner: tips with
their underlying expense; in
cidental costs Of travelling
away from home such as gas.
oil, taxis; and incidental
costs in connection with en-
tertainment such as taxiS,
telephones.
Data Is Needed
Supporting data: In addi-
ton to your current entries
in your diary, you'll need re-
ceipted bills or similar EVIL
dence to prove amounts spent
for lodging while away from
home and for other separate
expenditures Of $25 or more.
The one exception is that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
12-Expense Account Records

If you will have expense
account deductions this year,
you must not delay in ar
ranging your expense &C
count records so that you
will avoid trouble when you
file your 1868 income tax re-
turn in 1864. In preparing
your 1862 return you still
can use estimates of your
travel and entertainment ex-
penses If you don't have the
exact details.
But for 1868, If you don't
keep the proper records re-
quired by the Treasury. you
can lose all your deductions
- even though you actually
spent the money for a sound
business purpose.
The key to backing up your
1868 deductions under the
new Treasury rules is a cur
rently kept diary, account
book. expense statement, etc.
Currently" means that the
entries must be made, in
Treasury jargon, "at or near
the time of the expenditures"
In practice, this probably
means not later than the
end Of the day during which
the expenditure was made.
If you try writing UP a diary
on a weekly or monthly basis,
its value as proof of your
expenses will become almost
worthless.
Method Outlined
II you keep your diary
currently, you can transcribe
the information. to an ex-
pense account statement
which you submit to your
employer Gin the regular
course Of good business prac-
tice." An adequate diary can
be easily Transcribed into
the form required by your
employer at a later date, such
as weekly or monthly.
Here is the information
you must record in your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19

These Penn Mutual underwriters
have achieved eminence in their pro-
fession and are honored in the Feb
ruary % issue of The SATURDAY
EVENING POST.
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years. and good records can
stop q Treasury agent from
cutting down your deduction
claims. It's at least possible.
END Of series Of IL col
umns on How To Save On
Taxes.)
distributed 1868. by The Hail Syn
dictate, Inc. All Rights Reserved)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
| u lasters of.
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This combination Of skill and personal interest is equally
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it-cal on him
Evening star., 1963-01-06

Chief Crazy Horse"
Trained at Carnegie Techs drama
school after starting out as youngSter
on radio, Danton went on to portray
various races and nationaites on
stage, TV and screen.
Most of the time, however he's the
bad guy as he was in Scott Bradys
Shotgun Slade" series and the old
" "AlaskanS" shows.
On Tuesdays program, even though
he's a Navajo hero (wounded in
Korea), he turns against the law.
Evening star., 1963-01-06

ECAUSE OF his swarthy
complexion, movie and TV
- producers always think of
Ray Danton as an Indian, which he
isn't.
So, once more. that's the role he
will play in The Four Thumbs Story"
on NBC-TV's Empire" Tuesday eve
ming.
Danton, a native New Yorker and
son of dress manufacturer, starred
as an Indian in the movie yellow
stone Kelly and played the villain in
Evening star., 1963-01-06
DANTON IN
A RUT, BUT
CAN'T GET
OUT OF 1T

Roy DGnfon is
cast as on Indion
cgcin on NBc's
Empire series
in fhe type Of
role he's had
in movies and
feIeVision--GH
because he
doesn't look like
q New Yorker
, 1963-10-05
WE ARE IN A REVOLUTION


THESE ISLANDS have been going through a revolution
been seen before. These Islands, therefore, will never seem the
same again.
TO MANY, a revolution is violence accompanied by
bloodshed. While that may be 50, the truth Of the matter is
that the bulk Of revolutions throughout the world are accom-
pIished without warfare or a drop Of blood being spilled.
What we have then is such a revolution.
WITHIN THE PAST 10 years the changes have come 50
fast that an entire way Of life may be changed without any
realization Of that fact. Homes have been built, most every
description, and we are now on the brink Of going through
such a change that these Islands may not be recognizable to
many who return after years Of living elsewhere.
THERE IS nothing wrong with revolution. In fact, it is
necessary, for without it the world would pass US by. There
is no such thing as standing still, for we either move forward
or go backward. The danger lies in not preparing for these
changes as they come.
ASTRIKING example Of the lack Of longrange prepare
ton for the future came with dramatic suddenness when
there was announcement that the ageold sugar cane was to
be with us no more. Throughout the world a revolution had
been gong on in sugar production We were part Of that
sugar-proddcing world. We knew of it, and we knew that
either We must compete, 81 find a substitute, either in whole
or in part. Yet so far as is known no master plan for a change
was announced anywhere.
THERE HAD certainly been q revolution in the hotel
and tourist industry. Time was when we had a few boarding
places, and we got along fine. But then World War IL came
to an end, and people started travelling again. Fidel Castro
came along, and before we knew it Cuba was cut off as g
tourist attraction. That meant that some Of that trade headed
il this direction. With all Of this facing usvwe still saw the
, 1963-10-05

tide Of change sweeping Us before it without proper prepare
ton on our part. The proof Lack Of water and electrical
energy, to say nothing Of a very limited working force Of
skilled, reliable help for this industry.
FORTUNATELY we have caught the light in housing,
and something is being done, with much credit to those
directly concerned. And even this is late, but at least steps
are being taken.
THE REVOLUTION is going on daily. Within another
10 years more changes will be forced upon us. Will we be
ready for them when they Gomez The time to start is now.
, 1963-10-05


PUBLICATION OF CERTIFICATES TO COMMENCE
BUSINESS
Pursuant to 9VI.C. Section GA Id
GOVERNMENT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
CHARLOTTE AMALIE, ST. THOMAS
OALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS COME
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT
1890. THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA
a corporation of the Dominion Of CANADA has filed
in the office Of the Government Secretary, the required
incorporation documents and may, therefore, proceed
to carry on its business in the Virgin Islands, of the
United States.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of the Government
of the Virgin Islands, this 18th day Of November,
AID. 81.
Isl CYRIL f. KING
Government Secretary.
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 81, Title 9 Of the
Virgin Islands Code
THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA
having paid the fees required by the aforesaid section
is hereby granted this
SPECIAL LICENSE
which authorizes the said Bank to do a general banking
business in the Virgin Islands of the United States and,
with the exception of subsection 10), to exercise all the
powers authorized by Section III Of Title 9 Of the Vir-
gin Islands Code.
Given under the Seal of the Government of the Vir-
gin Islands Of the y. s. this ninth day Of September,
AID, 1868.
~ CYRIL E. KING
Government Secretary
John F. Wright. Manager
Bailey & Wood. Attorneys
Ser. Il. q. % oct. s. u. 10. IS. Nov
, 1963-10-05
Isl CYRIL E. KING

John F. Wright. Manager
Bailey & Wood. Attorneys
Sep. IA. 81. % Oct. 5. IL. 10. 2e. Nc
, 1963-10-05
THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA

having paid the fees required by the aforesaid section
is hereby granted this
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
MARRIED MAN

for a neat appear
ing married man. age 25-35. pre-
ferably high school graduate, to
make some local deliveries, and
train as route salesman, expert
ence not necessary, hourly rate, .
day week. regular hours. good
pay. steady, permanent position,
with well established firm. Pnone
Mr. Miller, 633-O374 for further
information or interview
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
CUSTODIAN
ACCOUNTANT

UNUSUAL opportunity for capable
young accountant with good aca-
demic background, sound profess
slonal training and experience;
applicant should be Is to 80 years
)f age. have potential to grow
with an expanding organization
and to assume supervisory re-
sponsibllity in accounting within
or 2 years; Tremco's business
is the manufacture and sale OF
products for the construction and
maintenance of buildings; the
company is 35 years old, has a
national sales organization, rated
AAA-l and Is soundly financed
and thoroughly progressive; lib
eral employee benefits; this is a
permanent position. offering an
unusual opportunity. good Sc larry
and a secure future; write giving
age, marital status and full de-
tails of your raining and expert
ence: strict confidence in reply
will be observed. Address: Erling
S. HeleksOn, Personnel Director
The Tremco Manufacturing Com
pany, lO70l Shaker blvd, Cleve-
land I, Ohio.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
SURFACE GRINDER
OPERATOR

Job shop experience required,
high hourly rote. Paid holidays.
Vocotion plan. VIII. 429o0. 305l0
Lakeland Blvd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-17
Lung Cancer Kills
8 Britons Hourly,
Parliament Told

LONDON, July II (AP)-
Every 20 minutes a person in
Britain dies from lung cancer,
a government, peer told the
House of Lords yesterday. He
pledged the official poster cam
paign against cigarette smok-
ing will go on, however long
the process may be-"
Lord Newton, parliamentary
secretary at the Ministry Of
Health, said deaths from lung
cancer had risen from 500 in
1920 to 26,383 in 1862. During
the same period, he said, Gig
arctic sales rocketed from SO
billion to ITO billion.
Some part of the increase in
deaths might be due to more
accurate diagnosis, Lord New
ton told the peers. But, he said,
he stood by the report of a
panel of members of the Royal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-17
BY THOMAS r. HENRY
Star Special Writer

An instrument that measures
heat in quantities as minute
as 1,000th of a calorie and
temperatures as low as 1,000,-
000th of a degree centigrade
has been developed at the Naval
Medical Research Center here.
It is intended for precision
measurements of the most in
tricate forces of life, as dis
tinguished from the entirely
materialistic chemical make
up of living things. One arises
from the other, but they con-
stitute different fields of ex-
perimental study.
The instrument is the heart
burst-microcal orimeter." There
have been some major results
of the work with this device
up to now. The primary re-
suit is a better understanding
of the mode of action Of ade-
noisinetriphosphate hydrolosis.
This is the main source of
energetics of plant, animal and
human life.
Current projects are study
Of the primary energy trans
formation in the basic life
process Of phototosyntheSis and
the primary energy transfer
nation in chemosynthesis of
micro-organisms.
The work has immediate
practical value for the Navy
especially in the field of ex-
tended submarine operations
and in space flight. Under
standing the process Of assimi-
lation of matter and energy is
prerequisite In designing sys-
TENS for survival of man in
extreme and extended isola-
ton. In the same fields fall
the need for basic understand
ing Of the mechanisms regu-
lating body temperature, for
research on environmental
stress in different climates, and
for applied research on sub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-17
VISTAS IN SCIENCE
Device Measures Heat
To oMinute Degree

marine operations and space
flight.
I'm the metabolism, growth
and proliferation ofnll of life, a"
says a Navy report, matter and
energy from the inorganic world
must be assimilated and trans
formed into organ matter and
into the energy of biochemic
compounds. For men and
animals this need is fulfilled
by photosynthesis of green
plants and the micro-organisms
on which they feed.
There are, however, other
organisms on earth and po-
tentially in other worlds that
do not require sunlight and are
thriving in strange atmos-
pheres, low in oxygen and high
in carbon dioxide. In recent
months the energy-transform-
ing steps by which these
organisms perform chemo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-17
Amendment Aimed
At Cubu Defeated

a move to cut off United
States contributions to United
Nations agencies that furnish
any kind of aid to Communist
Cuba was defeated by the
House Foreign Affairs Com
mittee.
The anti Cuba amendment
to the annual foreign aid bill
was offered yesterday by Rep
resentative Gross, Republican
Of Iowa, who said he probably
would offer 1t again when the
bill reaches the House floor.
The committee expects to
complete work on the bill this
week..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-17

synthesis, not photosynthesis,
have been discovered here. The
oxidation of nitrous acid to
nitric acid provides in a coupled
reaction the energy for the
formation of diphospho pyri-
dine, the universal energy donor
for the metabolism of plants,
animals and men,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-17

College Of Physicians last year
that cigarette smoking was the
most likely cause of lung can
Ger.
Some peers challenged the
validity of Lord Newton's sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-17

tiStics. and Earl Alexander Of
Hillsborough, a Laborite, asked:
Where is the medical proof
that each particular person,
dying from lung cancer, dies
because he smoked cigarettes?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-17

We Invite You to Come in
or Call to Open 9 Sesrs Re.
vOlving Charge Account.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-11
By LEONARD LYONS

moving from their town house
into a nearby apartment.
Ethel Norman passed BY
KorVette's last week, and de-
cided to open a charge account
there. She wore dark glasses
and was unrecognized. She fl
nally reached the Credit Desk
and filled out the application
form, The Credit Clerk began
to ask supplementary questions.
The first was: when and
where were you employed lastP
Last night" Miss Mer-
man accurately replied, ION the
Perry Como Show"
The long, firm friendship be-
tween Noel Coward and SOmer-
set Vaughan is laundering be-
cause of Maugham's recent act
diSowning his daughter. =.
While Stephen Spender was in
Moscow he received a visit from
Burgess, of the Burgess and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-11

Mclean team of defectors.
Fight experts in New York ex-
pect that the committee now
investigating prizefighting will
recommend banning the sport
Both major party leaders will
agree to it.
-
Diana Lynn's wardrobe fol
Mary, Mary" will be designed
by Joan MOrse-whose clients
include Mrs. JFK. Paddy
Chayefsky was at Grossinger's
working on his musical about
the Russian Revolution. He
said: THE Revolution took two
years - but I've been working
on my script longer than that. 4"
-. Edward ChOdOrOv's Broad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-11
THE LYONS DEN
Come As-You-Are
1t Said~AdIui Did

NEW YORK - Dru Helm,
and her husband offered a 58tl
variety, at their Come-As-You.
Are breakfast party - Ambas-
sadOr Adlai Stevenson, in his
oathrobe. The U. N. nc
doubt has seen the last of
krishna MenOn. On January 26
his column, by-lined Patriot"
Will start in New Delhi news
paper. CeSare Sicpi, the
Metropolitan Opera star, will
make his Las Vegas debut at
The Thunderbird. He'll play the
EziO PIMA role in a tab version
Of South Pacific"
Yesterday, in the window of
Ooubleday's on Fifth avenue
Dali autographed 1.-THE World
Of Salvador Dali" Dali wore a
gold space-suit and inscribed
the books while lying on his
side inside a glass satellite. :"
The John Steinbecks are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-11

way hit of several seasons ago
oh, Men! Oh, Women!," will
be produced in London soon by
Robert Livingston.
S. N. Behrman, author OF
Lord Pengo," delivered the eu-
logy at the funeral of Lawrence
Langner, founder of the Thea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-11

ter Guild. Behrman mentioned
Langner's absent mindedness
He told of the day his Guild
produced play was in Boston
Langner told the shy Behrman:
Come, Sam. I'd like you to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-11

meet Eugene ONeilI, jr., who's
standing over there" He
pulled Behrman over, and be-
gan the introduction: Mr..
ONeill, meet Mr.. Mr.. i
Mr.. :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-11

Many man in Washington will know the name
Immediately, men who've cashed in on these Janu-
airy savings in previous years, men who know
what value they are at this price! Our best
known national brand! In smart clearinghouse,
plaids, patterned worsted-and-mohai and solid
colors.
Evening star., 1963-05-29

WASHER, Kenmore automatic, {
cycle, excel. cond., SIS. 10. Q.
472S.
WATER CONDITIONER AND sOF.
TENER (10), new, modern Crown
Imperial, premium line, model
ASA 20. 1928 ea., please cal
BATEMAN g. SON. INC, 2OO4
Rhode Island ave. ne. LA. $4,000
WEDDING DRESS, used April 1853
size IL, silk organza. tiara anC
veil. 671-1357.
Evening star., 1963-05-29
HELP WON EN-
tcONTlNuEDl

REPRoDUCTION-Typing instruc-
ton on IBM proportional space
typist on conventional .typewriters.
Phone DE. 2-1962. ask for MRS,
Evening star., 1963-05-29
HELp DOMESTIC

COMPANT0N .H0UsTKETPTR, i've
In, for ssmi.invalid lady IN Anna.
polis, Nd Phone D, G. 24s.03s5t
Evening star., 1963-05-29
YOUNG LADIES

Are is-ab 70 work IN nackaginR
department OF local branch Of
national snack food company,
Prefer persons living IN. Brent.
wood area Day and riiEht shift
openings available. Apply
Evening star., 1963-05-29
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.
ROOMS FURR.-MD..VA.

G ST. N.E.-Pvt. home. Nice rm.
for sober. employed man Nr.
transp. Ii. 4-4dl5, aft. 4 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01
FIRE
marks

to $S5, or even up to $85 or SIPS depend
ing upon condition and rarity Of de-
sign. Some of the earliest signs were
terra Gotta and lead; others, laid in the
building as it went up, were of chisel-
ed stone. Very few of these exist any
more. The majority one sees are iron,
and there are aluminium reproductions
so clever that even the pucker and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01
GIVE TIE GIFT Thai KEEPS GIVING
for yONsef-yOW friends
WIIlIVV Perfect 6OliOay Gift
MUNNM GALLO INDOOR TWIN
WIIIIW " ANTH|N INA
W@!l. ~ @ !: &: =; =: e.. wv"

Give matchless ~ reception all
year - to yourself and your
friends! Rich, deep blacks;
smooth grsyS; clear, clean whites
rich, true color. No ghosts. No
interference. No fluctuation in
signal strength. The GALLO TWIN
is designed and engineered to
match all " sets eiectFonicaIIy
and TO give you the best possible
picture and sound.
This ," x 9" x /" beauty looks
like . picture frame - has no
ugly ears" pEotTuding into the
room to spoil decor. Standing on
its easel or hung from the wall
like . picture, the TWIN gives
strongest possible signals in
metropolitan areas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01

browns decorate the back.
In the old days, to discourage pill
ferers, the insurance markers were
placed between the first and second
stories of building Early markers
had the number of the policy either
hammered in or painted on their face.
Some of the marks one sees on
Georgetown and Alexandria homes are
just black, but in many instances the
owner expresses his individuality by
colOring them. Blue green and fire
engine red are popular shades.
LAWRENCE {. GlCHNER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01
DECORATING

DUNCH fire box and seconds later
engines are racing toward the
alarm. A century ago, organized vol
unteers responded almost as fast, but
not on all occasions did they fight the
fire.
At times, when the house on fire
lacked a fire insurance sign, volun-
teers just stood by and watched the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01

After number of houses burned
to the ground like this, regular paid
fire departments took over from the
volunteers. Insurance signs, however,
still linger on the face of buildings and
offer StrOllers through old Georgetown
and Alexandria eye-catching attrac-
tionS.
Because they are such attractive
decorations, old markers are eagerly
sought and simulated ones are extern
sively reproduced and sold. Old
markers sell in antique stores from SIS