EX I. iT P EA.UD 3A'-S S*'A1TDARD CCST PCFVTULA Acknowledged by Mr. Boyd but never a-proved )s no 3Uch were ap- proved. Never laid before Induistry, th.-,'efore never t-C:cn advantage of. At the -resent time September 23, 1935, re'arind a calculation which it is ho)ed irill be effective. To arrive at the cost of the productt manufactured: 1. Figure the cost of all Direct Material and Direct Labor. 2. To the total of Direct Material and Direct Labor Costs add a percentage of overhead representing all other costs (which must include Factory _:-penscs, Desi -nin, Erxenses, Selling Expenses, Distribution Ex-cnses, Administrative and General Excnsces.) Illustration of the above method (all fi urcs are assumed): 1. Cost of Material $3.25 Cost of Direct Labor 2.00 Total Direct Costs $5.25 2. All Overhead Costs (33 1/31, of Direct Costs ($5.25) 1.75 Total Cost $7.00 The resulting figure ($7.00) re-)resents the cost of the -=roduct manufactured, and to sell it for less than this o:iount would be in violation of the Code. The 33 l/3< in this cxnple is merely an illustration. Determination of Overhead Percent,ez: The Overhead Percentegc to be used must be comr)utcd by each in- dividual concern in accordance with the :lan described on -)agcc 2 to 10. However, no percentage shall be used lcss than 33 l/3o. Ex- ception shall be made to this rule b" the Code Authority if t:-ir member of the Industry requesting such exception is wirc--ared, on demand, to submit to an a6c;c;., of the Code Au.hority sobjcct to audit, a budget and basis therefor which will warrant a lo.-.cr overhead fi'Lre. Also in special circumstances or for particular occnsio-.,s v'hcre strict adherence to the rule wouldd v, orL excessive hardship, si.:iilar exception shall be made by the Code Authority upon sho.i/'i,. of justification therefore, provided, however, that a:ny meibcr of the industry whose re- quest for an exception to this provision is r.-t ra:.-itcd by th,:i Code Authority shall have the right of a))eal to the JURA. 9811 * -,.4 3-