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Evening star., 1944-02-14
Your U. 5. Income Tax
This ID No. A Of \ Series,

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Among the forms Of transactions
to which consideration must be
given In preparing q Federal in
come tax return are trades and ex-
changes Of property. When a per-
son receives goods for services, as
in the case Of a workman taking
groceries for wages, or a lawyer re-
ceiving securities for professional
services, a question OF income tax
liability arises.
1t also arises when farmer trades
farm produce for services or goods
such as groceries or farm equip
ment. or when cattle or farms or
other property is traded. 1t arises
frequently in securing transactions
particularly in reorganizations
where one form of security is ex-
changed for another form of Sc
curity OF the same or a different
corporation. All such transactions
may give rise to taxable gain.
In the case where a taxpayer ex-
changes his services for goods or
property-for instance, a carpenter
who puts up shelves for grocer and
is paid in groceries-the fair mar
ket value of the goods or property
received is considered as ordinary
income and should be reported in
item l wages. salaries, etc. of
either short Form 1040A or long
Form 1O4O.
Taxpayers who have income from
any other kind of trade or exchange
must use long Form 1O40 If farm
produce is exchanged for merchan-
disc, groceries, or the like, the mar
ket value of the articles received
in exchange is to be included in
gross income
In this instance, if a farmer
traded cabbages for $40 worth of
harness, he should include the $40
in his farm income, and the cost
OF raising the cabbages will be in
cluded in the farm expenses used in
determining net income from the
farm business Where property is
exchanged for property of another
KIND, or for services, the transac-
ton may give rise to a capital gain
or loss df the property exchanged
is a capital asset, reportable in
Schedule B, item 6(a) of the return
Form lO40, and where the prop
erty exchanged is not a capital as
set the transaction may give rise
to ordinary gain or loss reportable
in Schedule B and item 6(b) of the
return Form 1040 In such cases
the measure of gain or loss is the
difference between the basis Of the
property exchanged and the fair
market value of the property re-
ceived in exchange.
Where, however, property is ex-
changed for property of a like kind
the transaction, within certain
definite limitations, is considered as
giving rise neither to gain nor to
loss, and accordingly is nontaxable.
1t sometimes happens that a tax
payer has an involuntary gain, as
when property is sold under con-
demnation. or is destroyed or stolen,
with the receipt Of insurance. If
the proceeds of involuntary con-
version are forthwith in good faith
invested in property which is similar
or related in service or use to the
property converted" no gain shall
be recognized. If, however. any part
OF the money received Is not so re-
invested, the gain in excess of the
amount not reinvested would be
taxable. .%#%E
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Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. Feb. IA uf1.-Poultry. live.
firm; two cars, three trucks: hens, "a !:
Leghorn hens, "a: colored broilers, fryers,
springs, 27h; Rocks, broilers, flyers,
sIrinss. 27h; Leghorn chickens no quo
young turkeys, 32h to 35; old turkeys,
3ON to 81
Butter arm: receipts, 230,363; creamery
butter. 90 score AA. 41h: % A, Al; 90 B,
40a4; 80 G, 4oA: cooking, ss, 80: carlots
80 centralized. 402+
as Esss receipts slsl; sssaldy ssl SPECIALS ais
4, 33k to 34 current receipts, sea:
dirties, 30 to 81; checks, goa to 80;
pulet eggs 26h
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Dividend Is Declared
By Air Associates
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Air Asso-
ciates, Inc, has declared a quarterly
dividend Of 20 cents on the common
stock, payable March 8 on stock of
record February 20.
The company states that with this
payment it establishes the policy OF
declaring quarterly dividends pay
able on or about the 9th day OF
March. June, September and De-
cember, rather than the 25th day Of
the same months as heretofore.
Payments last year were 1914 cents
each on March Is and June Is, 2(
cents plus IS cents extra on Septem-
ber Is, and 20 cents on December "a
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Washington Produce

FROM the War. Food Administration
fr1ces pald net fob. Washington.
Fsderal-state graded eggs received iJ from o1l
gTa q ding stations February 14: Whites
U. s. grade A; large, 80: U. S. grade A
Browns, U. S. grade A. large, 3s-3g: aver. ep
age, 3sHa: Y. s. grade A, medium, 3O-3i
average 3ofa: Y. s; grade B, large, 34-35
average, 34H2; U. 8. grade B. medium, 80
s. grade c. 30. Mixed colors. u. s
grace c, 20. Current receipts nearby un.
saaed ssqaaaed us eggs Whites and mixed colors
33.34. Receipts. Government graded eggs
92S cases 1.-TWO days.. ess'
LIVE POULTRY-Market arm. Recent,
and sales Of insufficient volume to deter.
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Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO: Feb. IA uP, tWFA .-Salable
noss' 1900; total. $4,000; active: good
ana choice 20n-33o pounds fully steady TO
10 higher. mostly 1875: few around 800.
23o pounds 1885; under 200 pounds fully
2s 30 or ndfoS more higher: good and choice l7o.
eyer oUe 300 pounds; sovs, Io-I5 higher
200 900 pounds 12.25-6O; best light
Salable cattle, 10000; sslable calves,
ouo, led steers and yearlings steady to
strong good to average choice erades
showed most strength general killing
quality better than week earlier. however;
bulk steers and heifer run mainly medium
mo,tio s,; COWS stTaps and bulls strong to Is,
f'Tm 9,o most most FED ed steers - tos
to 400 pounds: best yearlinss, 1878;
very lew heiter yearItnss IS -. -.
common and medium heffers in broad de.
noMs msna' csfter go,, sews 500 down. most f.,
to 75; realers. 1900 down.
Salaole sheep 1000: total, 5000.
lambs active. mostly 1918 higher: good
and choice fed wooled western lambs
io.35- 30; top. $50 to shippers: packers
TOP TOP, 1875: three loads mixed medium and
sheep. asking stronger "
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Riggs Bank Shares Up
S95 in Is Months,
Now at S345
By EDWARD C. STONE.

Riggs National Bank common
stock, which sold at $345 a share on
the Washington Stock Exchange
last week, has made striking rec
ord in the past 13 months, regis
tering an advance of $95 a share.
The stock opened 1943 at $50,
crossing 800 during the year for a
gain of more than so points. At the
opening of the present year bids for
the stock climbed rapidly, the first
1914 sale taking place at 1886. The
next sale at 1886 was followed by a
9-point jump to 345s
The present bid is $40, the only
higher bid on the board being 345
for Bank Of Commerce g. Savings
stock, in which there has been no
1914 sale.
Wholesale Trade Expands.
Sales Of 204 wholesale firms in the
Fifth Reserve District showed a 1C
per cent increase in leading lines
in 1943 over 1912, the Richmond Re-
serve Bank reports.
December witnessed a gain of 4
per cent over December 1912, sales
of industrial supplies heading the
list with a 40 per cent increase
Drug sales were up 26 per cent; gro-
ceries, 8; hardware, IL, and paper
products, 10.
Auto supply sales were 6 per cent
under December, 1912; dry goods ofi
6; electrical goods, S; tobacco prod
ucts. 7; with no change in the mis-
cellaneous sales of "A firms.
Reporting on retail furniture sales
the bank survey says trade IN Wash.
ington was off 3 per cent in De-
cember and 13 per cent in the II
months.
Sharp Trading Gain Noted.
Last year showed increased inter-
est In investment company securi-
ties, according to Arthur Wiesen-
berger & Co. Total volume of these
issues on the New York exchanges
was l2.394,88 shares in 1943 against
4.376,900 in 1912. This was a gain
of 1873 per cent against 1877 per cent
for total volume of all stocks.
The most active issues in the
group were United Corp. common
and preferreds. with respective VOL
ume of 1928 900 and 1,225 900 shares.
Foreclosures at New Low.
Declining for the tenth successive
year, nonfarm foreclosures in the
United States totaled 25, 5,699 in 1943,
the Federal Home Loan Bank
Administration reported, compared
with 1881 in 1912 and 252 400 dur
ing the depression in 1933-the low
est total on record.
Financial District Comment.
The annual convention of the ABA
will take place in Chicago September
24-27 1t is being called a war serv-
ice meeting.
H. K. Dierkoph today reported very
large reservations for the meeting
of the District of Columbia Life In
surance Trust Council tomorrow
night at the Mayfower.
The American Institute of Ac-
countants is calling for sweeping
changes in the long-range taxing
policies, as urged by 900 members.
Brokers today forecast a marked
increase in stock trading as soon as
the War Bond drive ends.
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Feb. IA R.-Fixations
purch.ses Of ana s.es
in the open market for lend-lease, injected
renewed strength to. cotton futures today
ried the March delivery to q new high for
old contract positions since last July Spot
houses are estimated to have purchased
upwards of $4,000 bales in the May de-
livery today.
Late afternoon values were so to rs
cents bale higher. March. 20.6S; May,
20.31; July, 1886
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Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Feb. IA lP Additional r,o,s-
LuTe over the winter wheat belt, a lag in
GioVeEnment our buying and a slackening
m tne demand for high protein cash
futures today. The market was STEADY
AZ the start; but soon declined and worked
Most Of the trading activity was con.
csntrated IN rye, which advanced more
man cent at the start on reports of
experiments to produce Industrial alcohol
from rye Rrts. Most of the advance was
a,hsr anhfintred s to short covering and when
o.ntr u grams tailed to advance rye turned
weaker; Oats weer of with wheat
. Al the close wheat was Sal cent lower,
May MAY l:69'.; oats we're off ns-7s; May.
2sss-h,. and bearIey was 3..3. lower,
Nav, olI. Ao"ei'
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Money Market

NEW YORK. Feb. IA lP.-Cal money:
paper; 20 per cent. Time loans steady;
60-9O days, 1A per cent; 4--6 months,
"a per cent; Bankers acceptances un-
months, a-H per cent; 5-6 per cent, M-i:
per cent Rediscount rate New York Re-
serve bank, 'h-1 per cent. IA per cent
on Treasury paper Of one year or shorter;
LONGER maturities. l per cent.
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Foreign Exchonoe

NEW YORK. Feb. IA Qp.-Foreign ex-
dollars, others in cents): "
Canadi dollar in New York open mar
Set; To-: per cent discount. or s9. $50.
on5,ua EMsa states cents Up 06A Of cent.
4 02: selling 4O4
Latin America--Areentina. free. e5 90,
99nnchaneed: 9n Brazil, free. 5.20n; Mexico,
20.65n. Nominal
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Approximate Sales Today.
II 100 am. l25 200 1900 noon 2l3 800
i 100 pm. 315 $50 2:OOpm 800 $50
+Unit of trading 10 shares, sales printed
in full r In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act,
or securities assumed by such companies.
Rates OF dividends in the foregoing table
are actual disbursements based on last
less otherwise noted, special or extra divi-
dends are not included. xEx dividend.
or Stock eclared or or 9 paid m SO far this this
year. Payable in stock Paid last year
h Payable in Canadian funds k Accumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year.
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London Market Uneven

LONDON, Feb. IA (P.-The stock
market closed slightly irregular to-
day after quiet session. Industrials
were selectively supported, home
rails were about a standoff and oils
reacted.
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Odd-Lot DeuIinas

PHILADELPHIA. Feb IA P.-The Sc
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for February II: 3,43O
purchases involving $3.50 shares: 2,79S
sales involving 76,4S1 shares, including q,
short sales involving Q3R shares
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Market AVERAGES
Visible Grain Supply

CHICAGO, Feb. IA GPp.-The visible
supply of wheat decreased 1.54O, 900
bushels TO 1O4 .99s. 600 bushels last week,
the Board Of Trade reported today Corn
oats decreased 252. 900 TO 10,9s3 900, rye
decreased 100000 to 19.S01 900. barley
decreased $1,000 to 12.441 900 and soy
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Tobacco Sales Light
On Baltimore Market
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 14.-Southern
Maryland leaf tobacco sold in Mary
land during January totaled only II
hogsheads, or 7,765 pounds, accord
ing to summary of returns from
selling agents. It brought an average
price OF 0.654 per pound.
Evening star., 1944-02-14

\, WntaI, sample grade, hard. G3ss. Com
10; D. Yellow, l.oSl2 Oats, No. 4, white
81 =; sample grade. white. s0i. Barley
mating. l25-1 ,44in feed l.IS-l Ini,n
rleld seed. per 100 pounds. timothy, ). i5
|6;o9n' red top. II 0O-l5 90. red clover
81 oOn; sweet clover. 10 son n Nnmin a |
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Dividends Announced

clared " iuehas oe-
Accumulated.
Pc Stock of Pay
Amar ~, d.. Rate. Rod record. able
AZ row q II A. Bill Al
r., nr'4ss cash or 1-32nd CT one share Of
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Washington Exchunoe

49, SALES. .. - ..
Washin9otn Gas COMMONLY ~ o3A
"ashlnston Gas $500 pfeferred-5 n,
30 at ll5
Evening star., 1944-02-14

Rates Of dividends In the foresoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annual declara tion On.
less otherwise noted special or extra div
idends are not included a Also extra OF
Payable In stock Declared or paid Sc
far this year h PAYABLE in Canadian funds
k Accumulated dividends paid or declared
warrants
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-16
RECEIVERS FROM INJURY

Eddie Valusek, 20, formerly of 437
Orange avenue, Ell Centre, son-in-
law of T. P. Farmer of the Ell Cen
tro police department, who was Sc
verely injured in motorcycle ac-
cident July 2, according to the
California highway patrol, is re-
covering in the Ell Centre hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-16

UNFINISHED u duplex, newly
decorated, 4 rooms. bath. S25. 3l2
S. E ST., Imperial. Inquire 2llk
S. E.. 7-2l
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-16
lO-Apartmenfs tor Rent

MODERN air-cooled 2 and room
Apis. Singles ice box. Doubles
cleo. frig. Large coolers. Green
Lantern Auto, Phone 17l0-J.
Reasonable,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-16

MODERN Furnished Broom apart
ment, private bath, adults only
Blue Moon Hotel. Phone 800.
TOO
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-16
FOR RI

FOR RENT and 6 room Apart
ment, beautifully furnished. All
improvement, including electric.
Reasonable rent. Barbara Worth
Ranch, Holtville Hi-way. 7-19
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-16

HIGH SCHOOL girl wants house,
work and care of children. Prefer
work in Imperial. Phone Bill.
TIA
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-16

SODA FOUNTAIN for lease in
Brawley. investment required. Ad-
dress Post-PreSS Box 20. 7-l9
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-16
DEATH FUNERAL
NOTICES

Mrs. l.. j. Weinrich, SO, who lived
near the Dahlia heading, died In an
E. Centre hospital Friday night
from a heart ailment. She was in
the hospital for three days before
her death.
She had lived in Holtville from
1929 to 194l and then moved with
her family to the Ell Centre area.
Her survivors are her husband; a
daughter, Mrs. Peter Warren of
Lawton, Oklahoma; and son,
James Weinrich of Los Angeles.
Funeral services will be at the
Lemons chapel in Ell Centric at 2:30
pm. Monday with the Rev. Dr.
Dwight H. Ball, pastor of the Pres
5yterian church, officiating at the
rites. Burial will be in Evergreen
cemetery. lit
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-16
Il-Houses tor Kent

COUPLE will share partly furnished
modern house; close in, South
side, excellent neighborhood. Also
large, completely furnished, new
trailer; sleeps 4. has everything.
very cool. Call at 632 S. 9Th St.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-16

ONE BEDROOM house completely
furnished except for dishes and
linen. Will rent for month of
August to right party with no
chiloren. Has cooler, nice lawn,
etc. Inquire at 858 He'll after $50.
1922
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-16

ELDERLY man wanted for yard
work. Good pay and living &C
commodationS. Inquire Las Pal
mas Hotel TO
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-16
Lost. Found. Strayed

LOST-Female Boston Bull 4-month
old puppy. Answers to the name
of "ScreWball." Reward. Phone
538-W. Tia
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-16

EXPERIENCED AUTO Parts Clerk
wanted. Good salary. Phone SO,
Ell Centre. 7-l7
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-16

young man draft exempt
to work in mems clothing store.
Apply at 484 Main st. TIT
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-16
7-Business Opportunities

Service Station Attend
ant. Ray G.. Williams. 3rd g. Main
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-16

furnished house for
rent, refrigeration. Air cooled.
Adults only, End of No. 9th st.
One mile out. Apply Mrs. Long.
7-2l
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-16
WANTED
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
MANAGER,

WAN led
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
MANAGER
Managerial experience not neces-
sary, but knowledge of some hard
ware lines would be helpful. This
is real opportunity with fine flu
ture. Postwar expansion will at
ford added opportunities for fur
ther progress. Good starting SAL
airy, plus commission on total de-
partment sales. Come in - or
write. Tell us about yourself. This
may be the break you're looking
for. Ask for Mr.. Dalton.
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND co.
Ell Centre, Calf.
TIT
WANTED-Man for full time job
Essential work. Availability certi-
ficate required. See Harold Atkin,
Post-Press, 625 State Street.
ELDERLY man wanted for yard
work. Good pay and living &C
commodationS. Inquire Las Pal
mas Hotel. 7-2O
young man draft exempt
to work in mems clothing store.
Apply at 484 Main st. 7tf
EXPERIENCED AUTO Parts Clerk
wanted. Good salary. Phone SO,
FL Centre. TN
MAN WANTED
Experienced in Assembling
Farm Machinery.
FAURE TRACTOR g. EQUIP. co.
1414 West Main
Ell Centre
WANTTD-Service Station Attend
ant. Ray c. Williams. Ord g. Main.
9-Business Opportunities
~~~~~D~~~~~O~c~~~~~S~e~ -~~~~~>o~~~~~~~~o~~~~~~I
SODA FOUNTAIN for lease in
Brawley. investment required. Ad-
dress Post-PresS Box 20. 7-l9
HIGH SCHOOL girl wants house,
work and care of children. Prefer
work in Imperial. Phone Bill.
Tia
l0-Apartments tor Rent
~~~-~~>~-~~~-~S~~~~- M
MODERN air-cooled 2 and 3 room
Apis. Singles ice box. Doubles
elec. frig. Large coolers. Green
Lantern Auto, Phone 17l0-J.
Reasonable.
FOR RENT and 6 room Apart
ment, beautifully furnished. All
improvement, including electric.
Reasonable rent. Barbara Worth
Ranch, Holtville Hi-way. TIC
MODERN Furnished Broom apart
ment, private bath, adults only.
Blue Moon Hotel. Phone 800.
1922
UNFINISHED u duplex, newly
decorated, 4 rooms, bath, $25. 312
S. E ST.. Imperial. Inquire 2llk
S. E. 7-2l
Il-Houses tor Kent
49, ~~~~-~~~~~~~- ~-~~-~~~~-~~~-~~~~-
will share partly furnished
modern house; close in, South
side, excellent neighborhood. Also
large, completely furnished, new
trailer; sleeps 4. has everything
very cool Call at 632 S. 9Th St
ONE BEDROOM house completely
furnished except for dishes and
linen. Will rent for month Of
August to right party with no
chiloren. Has cooler, nice lawn,
etc. Inquire at 858 He'll after $50.
1922
'WO-ROOM furnished house for
rent, refrigeration. Air cooled.
Adults only, End of No. 9Th st.
One mile out. Apply Mrs. Long.
7-2l
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-16

WANTED-Man for full time job.
Essential work. Availability certi-
ficate required. See Harold Atkin,
Post-Press, 625 State Street.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-16

MAN WANTED
Experienced in Assembling
Farm Machinery.
FAURE TRACTOR g. EQUIP. co.
1414 West Main
Ell Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-16

FOR SALE
deep Freezer, capacity 500 lbs.
Large 3 point Land Scarifier
Large Buckeye Wheel Type
Trenching Machine
1-3-B Speeder Shovel 5-8 yd. ca
pacity, equipped with drag line
and trench hole.
40 Model Caterpillar Tractors.
All above equipment in good con-
dition. Owner selling because OF
serious automobile accident and be-
ing unable to supervise operations.
Telephone 490-J-4, Yuma, Ariz.
Route l, Box 219
7-19
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