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yaw ha jrHpublic, ilVnrn andak lsys merciar' preparers; -on check of selected people; suspected of fraudulent operations. nciiipi Tax Forms On Complex had-hiroped all errors together, classifying all as "fraud," none as honest mistakes. According to Walters, found to be "fraudulent" included a travel agency operator, a railroad checker, an insurance agent and a variety store owner, in JUMBLE that By HENRI ARNOLD and BOB LEE Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. Are a Legacy Of Long Years (Continued from page 3) found some sandals wrapped in jauste. They were not first class, and it kind of hurt my feelings.

"But what really hurt my feelings the most was this little cup with for seven years." -The poignant little story was nnlv call Vl 1 Wr tho rpimrtprfi heard. AH of the rest was pride, optimism and delight. Mrs. Brunstrom, in fact, made jiewsmen laugh by telling how her husband, Air Force Lt. Col.

Alan' Brunstrom had looked in wonderment at his 12-year-old daughter, Katherine, who had greeted him here with her tT Aif jMSljTR Rm Rivi I If I I HOAIIH rN i mother. wanted to know later if she By E. EDWARD STEPHENS Q.I usually make out my own income tax return, but this year it's to complicated. Where can I go for help? A To the Internal Revenue Service or to the offices of public accountants, tax lawyers and professional tax return preparers. V- An IRS' employe will help you, but won't fill out your form unless it's apparent that you "can't do it Nor will he fill out returns for partnerships and And he'll advise you to get outside assistance "if accounting work is necessary" in doing the job.

Don't jump to the "conclusion that your return won't be audited if it's prepared at an IRS office. Your form will be selected or passed over for audit" on the same basis as other returns. And if the examiner comes up with a deficiency, IRS will go after you just as zealously as it would if your form had been prepared in any other off ice. For Involved Case IRS employes may not be as knowledgeable as you had expected. Tests made by newspaper reporters throughout the country have shown that IRS personnel make mistakes just as outsiders do.

An IRS employe will give you all the deductions, credits and other benefits that he thinks you are entitled to. But hell stick to the IRS position on all con-troversial interpretations of the YEEHRB 1 VS I I wis wearing," Mrs. Brunstrom "and I told him she's Wearing' a bra He just shook his and she threw Iter up to show her husband's amazement, explaining: "She was only when he left." two other wives were Andrea Arcuri and Jane Geloneek, with Mrs. Brunstrom will remain in a guest house here on the base while their husbands are being checked medically! Lt. William Arcuri limped off the.

plane yesterday, and today i hi i tart tte SSHSE ANSWBI here A (Aamn lomorrow Jumbles YEARN IDIOM PLENTY MYSELF Answeri What she stuck him for PIN MONEY law. He won't tip you off to court decisions more favorable to taxpayers. "Free" IRS help may prove to be expensive. If you had complicated transactions last year, consider having your return made out by a tax-wise public accountant or lawyer. The fee is likely to be high compared with the fee schedules of other preparers.

But in an involved a tax specialist often can cut your tax bill. For "Instance, one taxpayer came away dissatisfied after he had gone to an IRS office for help. He retained a lawyer, who revised the. return and came out with a tax $385 less than the IRS man had figured. Thjs taxpayer was delighted to pay the lawyer's $50 fee.

Perhaps the largest bloc of professionally prepared returns are filled out by what Service officials caH "commercial" preparers. Most of those in telephone directories are firmly established reliable professionals. Last April, Treasury Secretary John Connally and Commissioner of Internal Revenue Johnnie M. Walters issued statements to the press creating the impression that IRS had found 97 of "commercial" preparers in its southeast region to be fraudulent. Nothing could be farther from the truth.

More reliable information came to light when Walters was questioned by a House Government Operations subcommittee chaired by John Monagan The 97 figure was based, not on a random investigation of com -Amount Enclosed Of i if i 1 minister, 'Rv' JkAiB I IMfrkeF and an agricultural agent. These fly-by-nighters, obviously riot professional return preparers. A closer estimate is that 97 of established "commercial" return preparers are competent and dependable. They render much needed professional services for remarkably low fees. scrambled word game Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon.

A A Jt LEGAL NOTICE All Federal, State and City laws applicable to the acquisition of these properties will be complied with. The current estimated cost of the Proiect is 393,000.000. The City of New York and the New York City Transit Authority have applied to the Urban Mass Transportation Administration of the United States Department of Transportation for a grant to assist in the financing of this Proiect in the amount of 5262,000,000. Under the Transportation Capitol Facilities Bond Act of 1967 the State of New York has allocated 1600,000,000. for new lines for the New York City Transit System, a portion of which has been allocated for Route 132-C.

It is anticipated that the difference between the cost of the Proiect and the funds provided by the Federal and State governments will be met by the City of New York from its Capital Budget or through financing provided pursuant to the Transit Construction Fund Act. No permanent adverse environmental effects are expected as a result of the Proiect. The Proiect will be underground for its entire X7 mile length. The greater portion of the Proiect will be constructed by using cut and cover techniques. hTe remainder wil be constructed by rock tunneling techniques.

Temporary local disturbances typically flowing from the use of these techniques may be expected. The Proiect is being reviewed pursuant to Section 204 of the Demonstration Cities and Metropolitan Development Act of 1966. The Proiect will take into consideration the special needs of elderly and psysically handicapped persons, by incorporating improvements such as escalators at all stations, high intensity lighting, non-slip floors and treads on stairs and platforms, identification of platform edge bv different floor texture, modification in stairway design to improve angle of ascent and descent, improved graphich, and audio systems. All interested persons, organizations and agencies will be heard with respect to the social, economic and environmental impact of the Proiect and may submit evidence and recommendations orally or in writing with respect to the Proiect. Oral presentations on behalf of bona fide organizations and agencies will be limited to ten minutes.

Individuals will be limited to five minutes. Written testimony for incorporation in the record concerning the Proiect will be accepted at the hearing or by the Secretary of the New York City Transit Authority. Js advisable to pre-iegister prior to the hearing, inasmuch as such registrants will be heard first. Requests to be heard should be sent to the Secratary New York City Transit Authority, 370 Jay Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201. Room 1228.

If the speaker is to represent an org; -lization, trie name of the organization shouid be included. Copies of the Authority's preliminary application to the Urban Mass Transportation Administration of the U.S. Department of Transportation for financial assistance to undertake the Proiect, and copies of the transit development program for the region may be inspected durrng regular business hours on normal business days at the following locations: MANHATTAN Metropolitan Transportation Authority, 1700 Broadway (14th Floor Library Municipal Building, Centre and Chambers Streets (Press Secretary, Room 2035). New York Public Library, Epiphany Branch, 228 E. 23rd Street.

BROOKLYN i New York City Transit Authority, 370 Jay Street (Library, Room 1114). Brooklyn Borough Hall, Court and Joralemon Streets (Room 204). QUEENS Queens Borough Hall, 120-55 Queens Kew Gardens (Community Board Room, Room 259). BRONX Bronx County Courthouse, 851 Grand Concourse (Room 312). STATEN ISLAND Borough President, 120 Borough Hall (Room 125).

Should the Urban Mass Transportation Administration prepare formal statements on the environmental impacts- of the Proiect, the -availability of such statements from UMTA wiM be made known by publication' in the same manner' as publication of the notice of hearing. NEW YORK riTY TRANSIT AUTHORITY yintHam'J. Ronani Chairman a horse!" I might ene? up as I A SANDWICH MAM. SEE AND HEAR Evangelist GERALDME HcDflfJIELS PREACHING AND PRAYING. FOR THE SICK AND ALL YOUR NEEDS Jamaica, N.Y.

Feb. 17. 1973 at 8:00 P.M. Trinity Holy Church Jamaica 114-48 Sutphin B'lvd. Jamaica, N.Y.

his wife said that his knee was 'dislocated, and "that is my main "He Was Exuberant" vr She said he had shown "a great deal of tiredness, but other than that he was in good spirits he was exuberant. He keeps eaying, 'I just want to stay I brought him some Valentines that children had made. They came from New Jersey, from other places, and the children naq written: uear Prisoner of I'm glad you are He just cherished these." Geloneek, who is expecting a second child at the end of next month, said that her husband, Air Force Capt. Terry M. Geloneek, had lost 22 pounds while he was in captivity "and he doesn't want to gain them back." ji "Wants Home Cooking" LIT A 1 1 It 1 ne wants nome cooKing, nis wife said, "but not rice.

He was so touched by the homecoming arrangements. He told me he had no idea, of the preparations tnat had gone into Operation Homecoming, it touched his heart. "He keeps savine over and over again, I can't believe I'm home." i Brunstrom was a captive six years, and his wife said: "He was missing in action for year. I had a choice; I could have given up hope, or I could wait. I prayed to God a lot." She said, she asked him if he vvpiited to remain in the service 'aiirftold him, "Don't worry about me.

Whatever you want to do, I want you to do." She- said he knsweied: "In that case, I will stay in the service." SHer1 husband came home with "certain feelings," Mrs. Brunstrom' aid, "feelings of strength and "ioyalty." "His love for his fmen, his deep respect for his su-Sperior officers imprisoned with jhii and his absolute belief in his ieouiitry helped him survive," she keeps talking about the men" imprisoned with him." She Has a Ring Mrs. Arcuri's husband was a B--52 pilot flying out of Guam, Asked why she had given him a ring when she met him yesterday at the plane, she said: I i'His personal belongings were IfoVwarded to me from Guam after EeTw'as" captured, and in them -'Were his wallet and his wedding I completely broke down when I saw the ring. I wore it "around my neck and promised myself never to take it off until I saw him again. "Waiting for him to land, I it off and held it for dear squeezing it so, hard it al- ot ipe i lye Took it and Yesterday's LEGAL.

NOTICE New York City Transit Authority 370 Jay Street Brooklyn. New York 11201 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING SOUTHERN EXTENSION OF THE SECOND AVENUE LINE FOR THE NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT SYSTEM Notice is hereby given that the New York City Transit Authority will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, March 21, 1973, at 7:30 p.m. at Stuyvesant High School, 345 ast 15th Street, Manhattan, on the proposed Capital Improvement Proiect generally described as: SOUTHERN EXTENSION OF THE SECOND AVENUE LINE FOR THE NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT SYSTEM The Proiect consists of the construction of a new subway route (Designated Route 132-C) in the Borough of Manhattan. This new route is a southerly extension of the Second Avenue subway, a portion of which is now under construction. Upon completion of both Projects, a new high speed main route will have been provided for the full length of the east side of Manhattan.

A third route will connect these two routes to existing lines in the Bronx to provide a new main tine service between these two boroughs. The Proiect begins at East 34th Street and Second Avenue with a connection to the Second Avenue subway (Route 132-A) and continues generally in a southerly direction under Second Avenue, Chrystie Water Street to a terminus in the vicinity Street, St. James Place, Pearl Street, and Water Street to a terminus in the vicinity of Water Street and Whitehall Street. The Proiect is planned basically as a two-track facility with a limited number of stations to permit high speed service to and from lower Manhattan. Supplemental trackage will be provided at key points to insure operational reliability.

The total length of the proposed proiect is approximately 3.7 miles. The Proiect includes the equipping of the new route with all the necessary apparatus and appurtenances needed to provide a complete rapid transit railroad, ready to carry passengers, including rapid transit cars. The equipping of the route includes such elements as running rails, contact rails, substations, signal and comunication systems, station finishing, lighting, drainage, ventilation and cooling systems, and similar work necessary to convert a bare tunnel structure into a finished rapid transit railroad. The Authority plans to construct seven passenger stations on the new route. The stations and their locations are as follows: East 23rd Street Station, on Second Avenue from East 23rd Street to East 27th Street.

East 14th Street station on Second Avenue, from East 13th Street to East 15th Street. East Houston Street Station, on Second Avenue at its Junction with Chrystie street at East Houston Street. Grand Street Station, on Chrystie Street at Grand Street (This is an existinq station location, which is to be enlarged). Chatham Square Station, on Chatham Square at the intersection of St. James Place, Park Row, the Bowery, and East Broadway.

Pine-Wall Station, on Water Street, from Wall Street to John Street. Whitehall Street Station, on Water Street, from Whitehall Street to Coenties Slip. The Proiect will require acquisition of easement or fee title for six (6) residential properties involving six (6) permanent underground easements, four (4) commercial properties involving three (3) "er-manent underground easements and one (1) fee title acquisition. Additional property and or easements will be required for shaft sites in rock tunnel sections and for off street entrances and cooling tower locations at each station. The Proiect will also reouire temporary construction easements and permanent underground easements of two (2) Parklands.

No temporary or permanent relocations will be required by the construction of this Proiect except for the one commercial property to be acquired in fee. The temporary occupancy of a part of Sara D. Roosevelt Park on Chrystie Street will be required during construction, but the Park will be restored after construc-tio" is Brooklyn. N.Y. Feb.

18. 1973 at 3:00 P.M. Trinity Holy Church .191 St. James Place, Brooklyn, N.Y. BOOK MINISTRY On September 26, I960.

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