Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-12-11 | Page 12 | Truckers Scan New Motor Law

I. I Dissatisfied p 6 A E E. E. E Corfman Cadman TRUCKERS SCAN NEW MOTOR LAW Sharp criticism of ot Utah's new motor carrier act and praise of the federal regulatory legislation ion were being Doing analyzed Wednesday by Utah truck operators after their conference conference conference confer confer- ence In the chamber of oC commerce Tuesday E. E E. E Corfman Corfman chairman of the Utah public service commission provided fireworks in the closing session of the c conference when he attacked provisions of the Utah law permitting an nn appeal from rulings of the public service commission to the district courts The new law takes effect January 1 He also condemned factionalism in the trucking industry of the state It is difficult for me to see why the legislature didn't turn over regulation regulation reg meg of trucks on highways to the district courts and have it done with Mr Corfman said sardo Sidney G. G Sav Saville state tax commission com corn mission auditor outlined ta tax features features fea lea tures of the Utah motor regulation act The Utah Motor Transport association association asso asso- elation sponsored Tuesdays Tuesday's meetIng meeting meeting meet- meet Ing to enable truckers of the state to gain a comprehension of the state and federal regulations about to go into effect Praise for the federal rules was voiced at the meeting by Ted V. V Rogers of Scranton Pa president of the American Trucking Associations Inc and J. J G. G Scott of Washington Washington Wash Wash- ington D. D C C. chief attorney of the law and enforcement section bureau bureau bureau bu bu- bu- bu reau of motor carriers interstate commerce commission Mr Rodgers also indicated a western western west west- em ern headquarters of his organization tion might be established in Salt Lake City in the near future