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; • It Is managed locally . . . we're not a government
I | agency. Money borrowed from REA is repaid on
schedule . . . with interest.
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1 I Cooperative Rural Electrification brings modern life
■ 1a rural areas. Both farm, and non-farm Members
•njoy the convenience of electric living. Rural Elec¬
trics help build the prosperity of our state . . . and
- * tfie future needs for electric power in rural areas can
} best be met by those who brought it there in the first
place ... the member-owned Rural Electricsl
Habersham Electric
Membership Corp
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Tough jobs are made to order for
•;4he ‘Jeep’ Universal-proven all
over the world. When there's
imork to be done, there's really
nothing like this hard worker.
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stint iSih it's right 9 at home. Treat it
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at the weather. Scoffs at
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traction. your‘Jeep'Universal
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plowing, or hoisting,
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We would like to call your attention to one major and costly item tl. at makes
now up part of your tele¬
phone service charge*—the 10% excise tax on local and long distan ce telephone service. Last
year oui
subscribers paid *99,62*.96 fat Federel Excise Taxes. Your telephone company receives part of this
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This so-called Wartime Excise Tax ection agency for the Federal government.
10% tax—it merely acts as a coll has been around so long it has whiskers and longer than
grayer
Uncle Sam’s. Actually It was started during World War II when funds
emei gcncy were needed and tele
phone facilities were scarce.
However, despite the *£t that World War U ended nearly 20 years ago, the Wartime Tax telephone
on
service, that was supposed to be TEMPORARY, is still around tapping your family for a full 10% ol
the amount you pay for your tele phone service.
For a tax that was originally designed to help the nation meet a temporary
emergency, we believe it has
performed Its duty, and should be retired to join other tax measures that have served their country
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Our records tell us that OUly two home utility services have ever been the subject federal
of excise
toxes telephone and electricity. The tax on electricity was imposed in 1941 when federal
a tax was im¬
posed for the first time on home telephone service. Yet, in 1951, despite the tremendous demand
for
federal revenue created by the Korean War, the tax on electricity was described
as excessively bur
deasome and was promptly repeajed— leaving the telephone tax as the only remaining
one on the
federal tax books applying to the four household utilities-water, gas, electricity,
and telephone.
All fat all, it requires only a scant knowledge of Washington procedures to realize that
complete repeal
of the unfair and discriminatory excise tax on telephone service will come about when—and
only when
tho nation’s telephone users let their Congressmen know they want the “Temporary”
tax ended before
it becomes “permanent!”
HERE’S HOW YOU CAN HELP; (1) WRITE YOUR CONGRESSMAN AND SENATOR AND
PROTEST
THE CONTINUANCE OF THE 16% WARTIME EXCISE TAX ON LOCAL AND LONG
DISTANCE TELE¬
PHONE SERVICE; AND (2) CONDEMN ANY PLAN TO I’ROTOSE CONTINUANCE OF THE TAX.
If enough of .the nation’s telephone users do just that, the day may soon come when YOU pocket
can
that 16% tax you are now paying because you are a telephone user.
Sincerely yours,
IH : MPANY
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Dr. Nswton K. Wesley |
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Years ego it was thought that
those with c*tu*cts wosld have
to postpoM an oper* op until the
«ot ^true today.
made^Sa Son opera
safe and ef
Active 95 times
out of 100. The
decision to oper¬
ate is usually
made by the doc¬
aataraet has affected the vision
enough to interfere with the foi¬
lswing Surgery of one’s is the profession. only known ef¬
fective cure for a cataract condi¬
tion. Don’t be misled by “cure-all
claim i of curing this condition
through the use of salves, eye
drops, or other such means,
a Cataracts, the most important
single adults, cause of blindness among
occurs when the normally
clear tens within the eye becomes
clouded, b some or all the
c Uie eye. If the
t and toe vision
U not interfered ita. an operation
may not be ne ces s ar y. owever,
If the cloudiness is extensive
enough to obeeure stolon, the doc¬
tor wall, so doubt, recommend sn
operation. A must person operated corrective on
for cataracts wear of Ms life. A.
Lnaiea for the reet in
pair af apodsl glasses or, some
----contact laplaaa Ion toe see, clouded are neces¬ lens
sary to the
removed fna eye. • be
Cataract sufferers can mod- as¬
sured that, toanha to surgical today’s treat*
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5100 or more, or add $100 or more to
present account. Limited time only. n§
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SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Gainesville, Georgia STORE SOME AWAY
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