Dulles Talks With
King of Morocco
For Eisenfiower
WASHINGTON, (fl)—Secretary
of State Dulles reviewed North
African problems for two hours
yesterday with the King of Mor
. occo and said their initial talk
went “very well.”
Dulles, who was substituting
for the ailing President Eisen
hower, told newsmen one and
possibly two additional such con
ferences will be held before Mo
hammed V leaves Thursday.
“It was a preliminary friendly
review of problems of mutual
concern,” Dulles said after escort
ing the King thru the White
House lobby to his waiting lim
ousine.
Problems due to come up for
major attention included the fu
ture of U.S. air bases in Morocco,
the amount of U.S. assistance to
the North African nation, and the
King’s hopes for an end to the
two-year-old battle between the
French and the Algerian rebels.
The meeting was held in the
White House Cabinet room.
A number of U.S. and Moroc
can officials took part.
Eisenhower’s illness upset care
fully arranged plans for Eisen
hower to talk personally with his
royal guest.
Vice President Nixon substi
tuted for Eisenhower at a White
House state dinner Monday night
and in a dinner toast, lauded the
48-year-old Moroccan ruler as “a
great statesman” for his efforts
to turn his nation into a bridge
between the Arab countries and
Europe.
On behalf of Eisenhower, Nixon
presented the Legion of Merit to
the Moroccan King.
Revenue Service Reverses Itself—
Expense Account Line Goes Blank
WASHINGTON, UP>—Switching
signals again, the Internal Reve
nue Service now says taxpayers
may ignore the line on their 1957
income tax returns which calls
for their business expense ac
counts.
But the announcement Monday
by Commissioner Russell C. Har
rington emphasized that the de
cision “does not change the long
standing rules which the IRS has
been following with respect to
substantiation, of deductions when
a taxpayer’s return is audited.”
The law has,required since 1921
that the money an employe draws
on his expense account be listed
as income. He is then allowed to
deduct his actual expenses. But
the law has been regularly ig
nored especially by small tax
payers whose reimbursement only
equalled their expenses.
Harrington said the decision to
ignore the change in the tax form
for 1957 was made because the
addition of the new line was not
made public until after 10 months
of the tax year had already gone
by. Thus, he said, it had a retro
active effect.
“Taxpayers have emphasized to
the service that most employes
who receive reinbursements for
expenses file bills and receipts
with their employers and do not
retain copies,” he added. “To at-j
tempt now to secure data would i
place too great a burden on many |
taxpayers.”
However, an IRS spokesman |
said that the new line, or some
thing like it, presumably will be
included in the forms for 1958.
“The taxpayer is now on notice
that he must henceforth keep rec
ords of his expense accounts.”
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