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zi " ; t... 2 r::;:t::r3 . seccrea . get:
t: Irr tires years rev
'.3 a crz-al savir to the
3cf the state in utilities and
i t claries amounting to $7,-
, The savirs to the people of the
ttate during the past four-year-pexied
in both utilities and freight
charges, at a conservative estimate
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cf
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i c! tie Es-
.t-' JLiafe.' 3 . . . 3X . ...
r:;r Crirty f;;!3 that
tL;i3 may be famers in this sec
tion in darker cf lesirg their pro
perty frcm foreclosure, cr other
wise in distress on esccunt of debt
who could be helped by the Farm
Debt Adjustment Service which is
now a part cf the Eural Eehabili-
tation rrcrain ot tne Jteseiue
cerate $14,000,000. The reduc
es for. the first two years ,were
smaller than for tne, past two
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Two especially notable cases oi
the year were those of the rate re
daction of the Southern Bell Tel:
ephone -and- Telegraph company
and , that of the Emergency
. rreight charges. , ;
the commission which began the
previous year, and probably the
lergest court hearings in the his-
t OTQTO OT1 nOTPp-tYlPTlt.
was reached whereby the commis
sion secured reductions through
out the exchanges cf the Eell sys-
1 ten amounting to $350,000 year
ly. In this decision a limit of 18
. mcnths was put on the differen
tial payment on hamlets , and re
lieved all subscribers who had al
Tpadv naid for a term of 18 mon
ths from any further payment.
In the Emergency Freignt unar-
, ges case the commission refused to
continue , these charges which the
. rail ' carriers had been applying
.since April 18,; 1935, to July 1,
.; that ' the.,. Interstate; .'Commerce
.Commission had granted mis pnv
: ilege to' the carriers on. interstate
traffic in . North ; Carolina, The
. earners, took; tne refusal, of tnis
es i to the , Interstate Commerce
; Commission which, after a .hear
' ing, sustained ,'the State Commis-
, sion in its, action. . .. y , , .
r Throughout the year there was
of one a week, a number of which
were lenghty and involved , ,
- . In addition to, these formal act
ions jthere were . more than 300
complaints filed with r the . com
mission involving . every phase of
relation. Adjustments and dis
position in most cases have- been
i 'made. " " "
With the exceptions 6f the Sou
thern Eell Telephone and Tele
firrph company, all reductions we
re scored by ccsfsrences with the
, utilities involved. : , ;
" Asscciate Ccnraissioners Fred
X. Ceely cf Ae!:evill3 and Trank
U. Hsnft cf CLaptl Eill, have
I" i called into nmcrcuj -inort-r
I :irir3 tr.l I :3 r;iered
; "3 Eerfiee to 11.3 f cf
. , . .
"lzx cf r.:; r i ;-:l:r.e3
' to 12 iz " :: z
ment Administration.
. "7hile thousands of distressed
debtors in the nation and hun
dreds in this state have been help
ed to clear up their debt, entanglements-land
and, chattel - to the
i
iLJi'j c : : t cf LIU - It
ed.
All cse t.-i to is to iilrcn
a pest J car J, cr crrly Jl r"-
to his rear::t C:-ty rral T.ela
bilitatien Cperriscr who will talk
over the II:at3' prcllems and
advise him whether it is possible
to assist him. ' ' 1 - r'
- T.Tr. llarshburn's office is locat
ed in the County Annex Building,
j&.enansviue.
Refrigerator v
' SERVICE DEPAETME1TT
any repair, to any Model Eadio
or Refrigerator. Batteries re
charged. : i '-Syj- ;;
f . NOMINAL PRICES
X HARVEY1
IT"
Ar.:tl.er year with its urecitaia
v.'clter cf fortune or misfert'ar.3
ha3 l::n ushered in for IT.' Caro
lina farmers. ; -' ' , . -,
The ITew Year is a good time
to be-in an-i niore scientific r-
rrgftirri t.i .:rss. sav srecia:isTS
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.'V ?..., Aattwlr C.x J.IillbAVta A I TWT
iu vuc itivt wiat nviuoikdij - SIm; u jiva3 in tne jjase ex
mittees', composed of public spirit- crCp3 jn tetter aminals ' and
ed citizens working without pay, 3 ja tj,e caS8 cf livestock and
other than actual expenses; have1 BotrJ' , - -been
organized in every county toi . ' .." '
with this Farm Debt Adrast- 'Practically every, subject per-
ment Service. These committees tainirg to the farm and to the i
meet with the debtor and creditor,! 7 :
try to have the debt reduced in aa-l r
cordance witn tne cettors acuity ;
to pay, or to get the debtor morel ;
time in which to pay off tne debt,(
or to find a new creaitor.
To work with the Rural Reha
bilitation Supervisors "and '. with
the county committees, and espec
ially to handle the knottier prob
lems, on or more Farm Debt rac
ialists have been assigned in each ,
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