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Coop Ag Clinic
Sef March 25
Problems of financing Georgia
agriculture and adjustments to
bring about a better balanced
farming system will be considered
at a cooperative agricultural eredit
cliniec here, March 25.
The clinie, which is being spon
soredgfilnfly by the University of
Geor College of Agriculture
Extensi irvice and the Produc
tion C (%?rporation of Colum-~
bia. will be held at the Henry
Grady Hotel.
Among those participati in
the program will be Dr, ? .
Murray, Dean, College of Agri
culture, University of Georgia;
Prof. H. B. Henderson, head, De
partment of Dairy Husbandry,
College of Agriculture; Robert A.
Darr, president, Production Credit
Corporation of Columbia; and Ru
fus Clark, General Agent of the
Farm Credit Administration and
president of the Federal Interme
diate Credit Bank.
The Atlanta clinic will be at
tended by approximately 75 offi
cers and directors of the 15 pro
duction credit associations in
North Georgia. l
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SMART DUCKS
EDMONTON, Alta. (AP)— The
wild ducks have selected the North
Saskatchewan River as a winter
location instead of making the trip
south. The ducks were spotted in
open waters warmed by an outlet.
at the city power plant.
Standard Of Living Threatened
Says Auto Dealers Association
ing on behalf of the motoring pub
lic, Charles C. Freed, of Salt Lake
City, chairman of the Nationial Af
fairs Committee of the National
Automobile Dealers Association,
told the Senate Banking and Cur
rency Committee today that Re
gulation W. creates class buying
and threatens to reduce America’s
standard of living.
He asked Congress to repeal pro
vistons for controlling automobile
credit — Regulation W — be
cause stringent and harsh con
trols had not accomplished the
purposes for which they were de
signed. He said that they were
not factors in providing materials
for defense, and are no longer a
factor in curbing inflation.
Regulation W has merely kept
many low and moderate income
wage earners from buying ade
quate and needed transportation,
}_l‘s3 emphasized.
“One of the most significant fac
tors in the economic growth of this
country has been installment cre
dit”, Mr. Freed told the Senate
Committee. “Term buying has
made it possible for Americans to
buy such essential products as the
family automobile. It has played
an important part in U. S. econ
omic growth in that it has created
jobs and markets, as well as to
provide a means for improving
living standards for thirsty Ameri
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in the slight relaxation granted | .
Congress last summer when
raised the maximum numbe; -
months allowabie for auton .
bile time payments from 18§ to 13
months,” Mr. Freed said. “Th.
vast number of families wha .
use time payment methods i,
purchase needed and essenti.|
automobile transportation ha..
not been helped,” he told ti.
Senators.
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