COLEMAN ANDREWS TAKES OFFICE OATH T. Coleman Andrews. ;>3. of Richmond, Va.. became the 31st Commissioner of internal Reve nue with a pledge to 'restore the service lo ttic great reputation it used to have." last week. Andrews said that under lus administration the giant tax col lection agency would serve the "best interests oi all the people ol ttie United States. Andrews made the remarks to about 2b0 revenue agency officials and employes and treasury offi cials after he was sworn into of fice. Judge Albert V. Bryan, of the East Virginia U. S. District Court administered the oath and Secretary of tire Treasury Hum phrey handed him his commis sion. signed by President Eisen hower.
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