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Ceiling Prices Fixed
For Dressed Beef To
Control Cattle Cost
Washington. Oct. 1 (U.R)
The office of price administra
tion, acting "to check the rapidly
rising cost of live cattle," tAday
limited the top prices which beef
slaughterers and wholesalers
may charge for dressed products.
The order applies to packers
and sellers who have "unduly"
high individual ceilings, and
limits the top price for choice or
grade AA steers and heifers to
23 cents a pound. Those with
lower ceilings prices, however,
will not be permitted to raise
them to the new level.
The OPA said only a "small
percentage" of sellers had "ab
normally high celling prices.'
Maximum prices on other
grades' were: steers and heifera
grade A, 21V4; B, 20; C, 18V4;
grade A cows, 19V4; B, 18V4; C.
17V4; cutters and canners, 16V4.
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Cartoon Contributed by Hal Coffman, Ft. Worth Star -Telegram
PURCHASE RULES
Reasonable Advertising Expense
Deductible From Tax Payments
In Statement By Commissioner
Washington, Oct. 1. (U.R) The Bureau of Internal Revenue
said today in a statement of policy that "reasonable expenses"
by business concerns for advertising would continue to be
classed as deductible expenditures for tax purposes.
The statement was issued by
Commissioner Guy T. Helver
lng,' who amplified public state
ments previously made by Sec
retary of the Treasury Henry
Morgenthau, Jr.. and by the
bureau itself through corres
pondence with the Association
of National Advertisers, Inc.
Helvering's statement follows:
Mutt Be Ordinary
"To be deductible, advertising
expenditures must be ordinary
and necessary and bear a rea
sonable relation to the business
activities in which the enter
prise is engaged. The bureau
recognizes that advertising is a
necessary and legitimate busi
ness expenses so long as it is
not carried to an unreasonable
extent or does not become an
attempt to avoid proper tax
payments. .
"The bureau realizes that it
may be necessary for taxpayers
now engaged in war production
to maintain, through advertising,
their trade names and the know
ledge of the quality of their
products and good will built up
over past years, so that when
they return to peace-time pro
duction their names and the
quality of their products will be
known to the public.
"In determining whether such
expenditures are allowable, cog
nizance will be taken of (1) the
size of the business, (2) the
amount of prior advertising
budgets, (3) the public patron
age reasonably to be expected
in the future, (4) the Increased
cost of the elements entering
Into the total of advertising ex
penditures, (5) the introduction
of new products and added lines,
and (6) buying habits necessi
tated by war restrictions, by
priorities, and by the unavail
ability of many of the raw ma
terials formerly fabricated into
the advertised products.
No Definite Hula
"No definite rule for deter
mining what is reasonable in
the case of expenditures for ad
vertising can be laid down in
advance so as to fit all situa
tions and all classes of taxpay
ers. In determining whether
the amounts are reasonable it is
necessary to take into considera
tion all the facts and circum
stances in each particular case.
"The bureau will consider ap
plications for individual rulings.
It is. however, busy with an un
usual volume of work, and it is
believed that if taxpayers will
keep in mind the foregoing gen
eral rules, individual rulings
will not be necessary except
under most unusual circumstances."
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Extension on Edifice and 2;
Recreation Halls in Plan
Work to Take 90 Days.
Construction of two recrea
tion halls and an extension on
St. Mark's Episcopal church on
North Oakdale avenue was start
ed Monday at an estimated cost
of $17,000. It is anticipated that
the church extension will per
mit seating of approximately 80
more persons.
The recreation halls are being
added to the church primarily
for the service men and will be
a two-story addition on the
south side of the church. Each
will contain a fireplace and
cooking facilities will be avail
able. The halls will be smaller
than the Episcopal parish hall
lust north of the church.
Kelp Received
Members of the building com
mittee stated today that J7.500
of the amount is furnished by
the national church from the
army and navy committee of the
Episcopal church. Their aid was
secured because of the useful
ness of the recreation rooms to'
soldiers at Camp White The re
mainder of the $17,000 is from
local sources.
It is expected that. the work
will be completed in about 90
days and is under the super
vision of Ed Borg. Architects
are Sutton, Whitney and Andahl
of Portland. The present parish
hall will not be abandoned but
will be continued as a meeting
place for St. Mark's organizations.
Dm Mill Tribune Want ads.
Ankara, Turkey, Oct. 1 (U.R)
(Delayed) Turkey has con
tracted with the German Krupp
Armament company to exchange
45,000 tons of chrome, a prime
essential of war industry, for
war materials, it was said un
authoritatively today.
The agreement provides that
all the German arms must be
delivered to Turkey before the
shipment of chrome begins.
Why Be Troubled By
Wartime Constipation?
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cot-Jadc of "bulk"! .
No wonder so many
! folks feel "all done In1'
these war days I It s
the way we live
longer hours, harder
work. Irregular eating
habits. And In this
hurly-burly.rneals are
apt to be rushed, 1m
Drooerrv balanced
and the Important matter of "bulk"
overlooked.
What a difference getting enough
"bulk" might makel For lack of It Is
one of the common causes of con
stlpation. In such cases, medicinal
laxatives are only "makeshift" reme
dies: they dont correct the cause I
But eating kelloog's alx-rah regu
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GIVEN BY BOARD
Several regulations concern
ing the freezing of rubber boots
and work shoes were explained!
today by the local war price and i
rationing board. After the
freeze period, which lasts until
Monday, consumers may apply
to the, local board for certificates
authorizing the purchase of this
rationed footwear. The local
board will consider each appli
cation on its own merits and
grant certificates only to con
sumers. I
Eligible to receive certificates
for the shoes will be those whose I
work is essential to the war ef-:
fort or to the protection of pub-
lie health and safety; who need
such footwear to perform their.
Jobs: who have no wearable foot I
wear suitable for their Jobs and
those who agree to turn in for
salvage any unserviceable rub
ber footwear they own.
For the benefit of the mer
chant it was explained that all
persons engaged in manufacture,
transfer, shipment or sale of
men's rubber boots and rubber
work shoes must temporarily
stop all sales and shipments and
other transfers of such footwear
for five days. They are asked to
report to the local war price and
rationing board and get instruc
tions and obtain Inventory forms
on which to record their stocks.
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