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This is
? the Law
By FERD L. DAVIS
(For the N. C. Bar Association)
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
Last week an attempt was
made in this column to impress
upon the reader the enormous
Influence exerted upon his
everyday life by administrative
agencies and their decisions
which have the force and effect
of law.
It was stated that one of the
greatest services an attorney
can render his client is in the
field of administrative law. This
week specific instances of such
legal assistance are presented.
Occupants of a residential
section were plagued by mala
ria-carrying mosquitoes. Inves
| tigatlon showed the mosquitoes
were breeding in a nearby bot
tom area owned by a non-resi
dent, whose address was un
known. The sufferers consulted
an attorney, who brought the
situation to the attention of the
health officer and the munic
ipal authorities, arid pointed out
the applicable statutes. The
bottom was drained, and no
further cases of malaria have
been reported in that area.
A young business man order
ed to report for induction into
the army desired a few days
vAwuuiun in uiuci iiu uivai UJJ
his business affairs. The draft
board, while sympathetic, held
that it could do nothing since
its ruling had already been
made. The young man consult
ed his attorney, who, although
barred by selective service reg
ulations from appearing for his
client before the draft board,
was able to point out to his
client that the board had given
him only an 8-day notice to re
port instead of the 10-day no
tice required. When the matter
was brought to the attention of
the draft board, it held a re
hearing, and granted additional
time to the selectee. Now in
service, he estimates he saved
several hundred dollars by hav
ing his plea reconsidered.
The Cam Of The Miller
A miller wished to move his
operations from a water-driven
mill to a location in town. The
town property was not zoned
for industry, but the miller's
attorney was able to present
evidence which convinced the
zoning board that the property
should be re-zoned, in addition,
the attorney brought to the
miller's attention the regula
tions of the Department of Ag
riculture applicable to power
driven mills (but not to water
driven mills) in advance of his
operations change, saving him
money and red tape trouble.
A small town wished to hold
an agricultural fair. Its backers
thought all that was necessary
would be to set up prizes and
engage a carnival, but this was
not the case. It was necessary
to prepare pi'oper reports to the
Commissioner of Agriculture
and other similar papers, to
comply with the law. After this
was done, the fair operated
successfully from the first
year, without any of the red
tape troubles and anxieties usu
ally attendent upon such proj
ects.
| but not an proDiems are so
happily resolved. Statutory
law provides. In many cases, for
appeals to courts of law from
decisions made by administra
tive agencies. These appeals
must, however, be made within
a specified period, and all too
often the individual consults his
lawyer too late.
For example, if a taxpayer
wishes to take exception to a
franchise tax assessed against
him. he must file a application
for a hearing before the com
missioner of Revenue within 30
days after date of notice of
such assessment.
In one such case, a taxpayer
wished to appeal from the as
sessment figure shown on his
notice. He consulted an attorney
I ? five days too late for the
lawyer to request the hearing.
About Driver's Licenses
The time for appeal may
vary. In the case of a "discre
tionary" revocation of a driver's
license, the hearing before
authorized representatives of the
Department of Motor Vehicles Is
supposed to be within 20 days
after the suspension of a license
is appealed. The decision of the
Department may be appealed to
the Superior Court ? within 30
days of the final decision of the
Department.
In many cases, probably a
favorable decision could be ob
tained without the necessity of
Should We
Enrich
Corn Meal
To enrich or not to enrich?
That seems to be the question I
in many minds when it comes I
to corn meal.
Just what is enriched meal? '
First of all, enriched meal is
corn meal to which extra food
appeal. The attorney is familiar
with procedures of the various
administrative groups ? these
procedures vary widely.
The Utilities Commission, for
instance, holds its hearing
along very much the same lines
as the Superior Court, while the
Board of Conservation and De
velopment is informal in its
hearings, seldom swearing wit
nesses and giving consideration
to written documents not made
in affidavit form.
The private citizen, then, is
wise to consult with one
schooled in administrative law
in the same manner he would
take his lawsuit problems to an
expert '
value ha* been added ? niacin, i
rltamln Bl or thiamine, rlbo- I
flavin, iron, and calcium are
added during the enrichment j
process. I
Why Is enrichment important j
In North Carolina? According -
to N. C. State College nutrition
ists over .one-third of the .
cereal foods eaten in North .
Carolina are made from corn? .
com lacking In several valuable
minerals and vitamins. I
Just what purpose is served
by each of these vitamins and
minerals added to enriched
flour, corn meal grita, and
hread?
Niacin prevents pellagra
Though Incidence of pellagra Is
slight today, many persons are
not getting enough of niacin
for the best of health.
Vitamin Bl or thiamine 1s
needed for normal functioning
of nerves and is found in most
foods but especially in enrich
ed foods, whole grain cereals
and lean pork.
Riboflavin, another of the B
complex, helps keep eyes and
skin healthy. Its best sources
Lots For Sale
i
Six beautiful hilltop lots. Good view of all sur
rounding mountains. Inside city limits. City
water on every lot. Lots approved for F H A
Building Loans. Phone 11 5- J after 6 p. m. or
before 8 a. m.
i
TOP QOAUTy VALUES AV
USE D CARS
Ford Custom "8" 4-dr.
Radio, heater, two-tone paint, driv
en only 10 miles. Save $350.
Chevrolet 2-dr.
Styline Deluxe. One owner car.
Driven only 24,000 miles.
1952 Chev. Styline Deluxe 2-dr.
One owner, driven 31,000 miles.
1951 Ford V-8 Super Deluxe
4- Door.
2 ? 1950 Ford \?-8 Club Coupes
These areboth one owner cars, and
have been driven less than 31,000
miles.
1950 Buick Super 2-dr.
Radio and heater, and dynaflow.
1949 Buick Super 4-dr.
Radio, heater, dynaflow. Driven
only 48,000 miles.
1949 Ford Super Deluxe
Club Coupe. Clean as a pin.
1947 Pontiac 8 4-dr.
, Perfect condition throughout.
1941 Chevrolet 2-dr.
A good car.
WITH EVERY NEW UNIT SOLD,
REGARDLESS OF MAKE, WE
FURNISH SERVICE POLICIES
AND WARRANTIES.
PICKUPS
1954 Chevrolet 1-2 Ton
Driven only 24 miles. 6 ply tires,
rear bumper. List price $1,625, our
price $1,350.
1951 Ford V-8 1-2 Ton
19,000 actual miles.
Several older models to choose from, priced
from $35.00 to $150.00.
YOU WILL FIND OUR PRICES ARE AL
WAYS THE LOWEST IN TOWN.
We Will Not Be Undersold
MACON MOTOR COMPANY
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Phone 233 Franklin, N. C
ltc enriched foods, milk, mint,
ind eggs.
Iron, of course, is needed to
irevent nutritional anemia. It
is found in enriched corn meal,
[rlta, flour, whole grain cereal*,
jreen leafy vegetables and ll?er
Calcium is needed to build
itrong bones and sound teeth
and is found in milk, sell -rising
[lour, enriched earn meal, and
;urnlp greens.
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under the
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