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Tn. his basement prolundo Arthur Godfrey will be looking for talent on “Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts” at 8 Lluis peeyem. Arthur gives $25 to people who dig up the talent and 100 bucks to the ormer. The winner gets to talk with big people of show biz and the conversation may point out the highway to success. It has been hailed as one of . radio's best new shows and we hope it becomes permanent.
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WASHINGTON, July 30.—~The bureau of internal revenue has made several new rulings
regarding and | the payment. of income tax for men
who have been listed as “missing in action,” then later announced officially dead, which are important to survivors and next-of-kin. The rulings sound like ' double-
forgiven. If he was drafted in the middle of a year, however, and had paid a half-year's income tax in the form of withholding deductions, that money is considered paid taxes and can’t be refunded to the next-of-kin, Officers’ Cases Differ Let us assume that a man had been listed as missing for two years, then was found to be offi. clally dead. The survivor has to pty taxes on the final settlement of back psy, at the same rate which wouid have applied to the serviceman. This part of the ruling means, however, that back
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Other Benefits Exempt This beneficiary is entitled to total exemption on this money. That is the same exemption the major would have re-
with the other benefits du next-of-kin of a deceased serviceman. There is no tax on these other benefits. For the answers to specific questions on this matter of incomes lax on back service-pay, write to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Washington 25, D. C.
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the dean of women announced today. Upperclassmen named to the counselor committee include Phyllis Augustin, Carmel Ceclle, Ruth Gaddy, Marjorie Gaskill, Georgia Gianakos, Phyllis Hollar, Hilda Humke, Barbara Montgomery, Delores Ohge, Jane Pettijohn, Jean Red-
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