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EARLY COUNTY NEWS, BLAKELY, GEORGIA
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New Jobmaster Trucks! New Corvair 95’s! New Diesels! See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer
MARTIN AND SON CHEVROLET CO., Inc.
124 SOUTH MAIN ST. BLAKELY, GEORGIA PHONE 3134
H. H. DAVENPORT
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Chevy offers sure-saving power for every truck job with a
total of 10 High Torque, tight-fisted engines for '62. Rugged
new Chevy-GM Diesels. A new High Torque 409 VB. And a
new choice of six-cylinder savings in light-duty models.
SAVING SIXES. If you've a job for a six, Chevy has
a six for your job! The famed High Torque 235 Six,
for instance, Or the High Torque 261 Six, this year
available* for the first time in light-duty models.
EAGER EIGHTS. Four of 'em, including a brand-new
High Torque 327 VB* and the mighty new 409 VB*,
DURABLE DIESELS. New Chevrolet-GM 4-53's and
6V-53’s are compact and rugged, and are backed
by years of GM Diesel experience.
NEW DESIGN—NEW MODELS. New work styling
permits drivers to see the road as much as 1015 feet
closer to the truck. Chevrolet's proved Independent
Front Suspension gives you a smoother riding, harder
working, longer lasting truck. Three work-proved
Corvair 95’s add rear-engine traction and maneuvera
bility to the light-duty field. A total of 203 models
in all. See your Chevrolet dealer. *Cplicnal at extra cost
Your Questions About—
By DR. MARY GIBBS,
Consumer Marketing Specialist
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Q. What are the differences in size
of U. S. No. 1, U. S. No. 2 and Jumbo
sweet potatoes?
A. Sweet potatoes which meet the
U. S. No. 1 standard are not less than
three inches or more than ten inches
in length. As for diameter, U. S. No. 1
sweet potatoes are not less than one
‘and three-fourths inches or more than
‘three and three-fourths inches. To be
classed as a U. S. No. 1, the sweet
potato cannot weigh more than 20
ounces. On the other hand. U. S. No.
2 potatoes are not less than one and
one-half inches in diameter and do not
weigh more than 36 ounces. There are
no minimum and maximum sizes for
Jumbo potatoes.
Q. Recently I saw a li‘st of the U. S.
Standards for sweet potatoes but I
was not sure about the meaning of
certain terms. Could you explain what
“similar varietal characteristics” and
some of the other terms mean?
A. Similar varietal characteristics
means that the sweet potatoes have
the same type of flesh and practically
the same color of skins. Dry type
sweet potatoes. for example, should
not be mixed with those of the semi
moist or moist type in the same con
tainer. FIRM, another descriptive term
used in potato grading. means that the
potato is not flabby or shrivelled.
SMOOTH, as used in grading, means
that the potato is free from coarse
veining or other defects which cause
roughness to such an extent as to ap
preciably injure the appearance.
FAIRLY CLEAN means that the
sweet potatoes in the container are
reasonably free from dirt or other
foreign matter. This also means that
individual potatoes are not materially
caked with dirt. FAIRLY WELL
SHAPED when applied to a sweet po
tato means that it is not 'so curved,
crooked, constricted or otherwise mis
shaped that the appearance of the po
tato is materially affected.
Q. My neighbor says there is a dif
ference in the moisture content of
sweet potatoes. Is she right?
A. Yes, there is a definite differ
ence in the moist and dry varieties
of sweet potatoes. The soft, “moist”
varieties are priferred in the South
to the “dry-flesh” or firm-fleshed va
rieties found more desirable in some
of the northern states. Porto Rico is
an example of the soft-fleshed varie
ties. When cured the flesh is smooth,
soft textured and sweet. The Maryland
i Golden is an example of the firm-flesh
varieties. The flesh is smooth and firm
and only moderately sweet, especially
when newly dry and not cured.
tiead the ads in The News.
Home Owners Called
Called Into Service
May Be Aided
Owners of homes financed by G. I.
mortgage loans who enter military
service may be aided by the pro
visions of the Soldiers and Sailor's
Relief Act, John E. Broderick, Offi
cer-in-Charge, VA Office, 509 C & S
Bank Building, Albany, Georgia, ad
vised today.
This act makes it possible for the
courts, upon proper application, to
prevent foreclosure of a loan if the
property was acquired prior to entry
or re-entry into active military serv
ice, and if the serviceman is unable
to meet payments on his loan due
to a reduction in income because of
military service. |
1. Upon receipt of notice to report
for service, go or write to the holder
of your mortgage (or the person to
whom you make your payment), ex
plain the situation and make arrange
‘ments to pay as much as you can
until you are released from service.
A personal visit to the holder is de
sirable whenever possible.
2. The law does not give you the
right to etop making payments while
‘in military services; the portion of
the payment which is postponed by
agreement with the holder must be
paid later, so arrange to pay all you
can while in service.
3. The act is a “relief act”. Don't
expect the holder to agree to a re
duction in your payments unless you
are unable to make the full payments
because or military service. |
4. While in Service, be sure to make
any payments agreed to by you and
your mortgage-holder, and see him
immediately following discharge to‘
make arrangements for making up
the back payments.
5. Keep the holder of your mortgage
(or his agent) informed of changes in
your military status affecting your
ability to pay.
6. It is not necessary that you see
the VA about your loan (unless it is
a direct home loan made to you by
the VA), Mr. Broderick said. However,
if you need assistance or advice, visit
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Thursday, November 16, 1961
’New Income
Tax Processing
To Be Studied
Atlanta — William J. Bookholt, Re
gional Commissioner of Internal Reve
nue for the seven southeastern states,
today announced plans for a special
conference to be held in Atlanta on
December 19 on the second floor of
the new Atlanta Merchandise Mart
Building to discuss the effects of autc
matic data processing on the Federal
tax system and on taxpayers and
their representatives,
“The purpose of this conference”
Mr. Bookholt said, “is to make sure
that affected taxpayers and their rep
resentatives understand the the new
system and have an opportunity to
present their views on the procedural
aspects of the plan.
“The conversion of the Service to
ADP is an historic one. It promises
vast improvements in our procedures
for processing returns, keeping ac
counts, issuing bills and refunds, uti
lizing independent information to de
tect non-filers and errors in reporting
income, and in providing the huge
analytic capacity of modern computers
to assist in other essential Service
tasks. The Southeastern Regional
Service Center, recently activitated in
Atlanta, is serving as the pilot opera
tion for the entire nation.
“All of this will help in making
scientific checks upon compliance and
providing better service to taxpayers.
“We have been highly gratified by
the wholehearted concurrence which
this plan has received in both the
executive and legislative branches of
government. We are equally anxious
to have the understanding of the tax
paying public and its professional
representatives.
“We therefore are inviting business
and professional representatives to
consult with us concerning imple
mentation of this plan.”
While the agenda is still tentative,
it is anticipated that the conference
will discuss not only the effects of the
Service ADP system upon taxpayers
and practitioners, but also the means
for large taxpayers who have their own
computer system to substitute magnet
ic tapes for some of the detailed
documents required for tax purposes.
The conference will begin with a
morning discussion of the design and
program objectives of the ADP sys
tem. The afternoon meeting will em
phasize possibilities of exchanging
tape and card data, and a discussion
of problems in the processing of tax
returns by electronic equipment.
Futher details will be issued later.
In the meatime, interested persons and
companies are requested to notify Re
gional Commissioner W. J. Bookholt
by December 1 at Post Office Box 926,
' Atlanta 1, Georgia, so that appropriate
}arrangements can be made for the
‘ persons who expect to attend.
CITATION
GEORGIA, Early County.
Whereas, Bertha J. Willis Jones,
Guardian and Ex Of. Administratris
of the estate of Elder D. Johnson, de
ceased, has filed her petition for dis
charge as such administratrix of said
estate, as provided in Section 113-2301
of the Code of Georgia, all persons con
cerned are required to show cause at
the December term of the Court of
Ordinary of said County why said
discharge should not be granted.
THEO WILLIAMS, Ordinary
the VA Office at 509 C & S Bank
Building, Albany, Ga. Give them
your loan number, your full name
and present mailing address, your
rank and military service unit. the
address of your lender or its agent
to whom you make your payments.