Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Rural Electrification After the War
There are still many untapped or inadequately utilized natural resources in rural areas. There is also need of rural processing industries close to the source of production. And after the war there may again be a seasonal, if not year-round, oversupply of manpower in many rural areas. The welfare of the Nation demands that these rural resources and needs be not neglected. Electricity provides a key to their development. Therefore, the development of every type of suitable rural industry in every electrified rural area should be considered part of a Nation wide rural electrification program. To be of maxi mum service to farm people, such developments should be cooperatively owned and controlled, wherever possible.
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