Transportation Policy: Hearings Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, House of Representatives, Eighty-fourth Congress, Second Session, on H. R. 6141 [and Others], Part 1 |
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... means , from a practical standpoint , that application for relief from the long - and - short - haul provisions must first be obtained before a rate which violates such provision can be made effective . Before granting such permission ...
... means , from a practical standpoint , that application for relief from the long - and - short - haul provisions must first be obtained before a rate which violates such provision can be made effective . Before granting such permission ...
Page 43
... means small business . This fact was recognized by the President's Advisory Committee and was one of the motives for the measures designed to eliminate unfair competition and to enable common carriers to compete more effectively for all ...
... means small business . This fact was recognized by the President's Advisory Committee and was one of the motives for the measures designed to eliminate unfair competition and to enable common carriers to compete more effectively for all ...
Page 45
... mean that competition which is fair but injurious to a com- peting form of transportation violates the policy of the law ... means , and which provide that this system shall be privately owned and operated and adequate for commercial and ...
... mean that competition which is fair but injurious to a com- peting form of transportation violates the policy of the law ... means , and which provide that this system shall be privately owned and operated and adequate for commercial and ...
Page 62
... means smaller inven tories and benefits many small shippers and they make deliveries wher the railroads and water carriers do not . There is not the slightes chance that the measure will deprive the American public of the truc services ...
... means smaller inven tories and benefits many small shippers and they make deliveries wher the railroads and water carriers do not . There is not the slightes chance that the measure will deprive the American public of the truc services ...
Page 64
... means that the privately owned trucks and other carriers operate in the dark under difficult if not impossible competitive conditions . It also means that the shippers have lost protection against discrimination . I think we hardly want ...
... means that the privately owned trucks and other carriers operate in the dark under difficult if not impossible competitive conditions . It also means that the shippers have lost protection against discrimination . I think we hardly want ...
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