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VOLUME 3

REGISTE
1934

A/ITEO

NUMBER 237

Washington, Wednesday, December 7, 1938
Notices DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Bureau of Animal Industry.
Notice U nder P ackers and S tockyards A ct 1
D ecember 6, 1938.
To J ohn H. Lum , doing business as Lum
Brothers, Natchez, Miss.
Notice is hereby given that after in quiry, as provided by Section 302 b of tile Packers and Stockyards Act, 1921 7
U. S. C. Sec. 202 b, it has been ascer tained by me as Secretary of Agriculture of the United States that the stockyard known as Lum Brothers Stock Yards, at Natchez, State of Mississippi, is subject to the provisions of said Act.
The attention of stockyard owners, market agencies, dealers, and other per sons concerned is directed to Sections 303
and 306 7 U. S. C. Secs. 203 and 207
and other pertinent provisions of said Act and the rules and regulations issued thereunder by the Secretary of Agri culture.
seal M. L. W ilson , Acting Secretary of Agriculture.
F. R. Doc. 38-3677; Filed, December 6, 1938;
12:39 p. m.

Notice U nder P ackers and S tockyards A ct 1
D ecember 6, 1938.
To K nox M cK ee, doing business as
McKee Sales Company, Superior, Nebr.
Notice is hereby given that after in quiry, as provided by Section 302 b of the Packers and Stockyards Act, 1921
w U. S. C. Sec, 202 b, it has been ascertained by me as Secretary of Agri culture of the United States that the stockyard known as McKee Sales Com pany at Superior, State of Nebraska, subject to the provisions of said Act.
1Modifies list posted stockyards 9 CFR 204.1.

The attention of stockyard owners, CONTENTS
market agencies, dealers, and other per NOTICES
sons concerned is directed to Sections 303 and 306 7 U. S. C. Secs. 203 and Department of Agriculture:
Bureau of Animal Industry:
Page 207 and other pertinent provisions of said Act and the rules and regulations Notices under Packers and issued thereunder by the Secretary of Stockyards Act:
Agriculture.
Lum Brothers, Natchez, Miss_________________ 2877
seal M. L. W ilson , McKee Sales Co., Superior, Acting Secretary of Agriculture.
Nebr________________ 2877
F. R. Doc. 38-3678; Filed, December 6,1938;
Civil Aeronautics Authority:
12:39 p. m.
American Airlines, Inc., stop at Springfield, Mass.; exemp tion -------------------------------- 2877
Federal Power Commission:
CIVIL AERONAUTICS AUTHORITY.
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Special Order 401-A -ll Co., notice of filing of ap plication_________________ 2878
A merican Airlines , I nc ., S top at S pringSecurities and Exchange Commis field, M assachusetts sion:
At a session of the Civil Aeronautics Notice of and orders for hear Authority held at its office in Washington, ings:
D. C., on the 5th day of December 1938.
Consumers Power Co________ 2879
The Post Office Department having ap Monongahela West Penn proved certain schedules of American Air Public Service Co., and lines, Inc., which provide that the aircraft American Water Works of such carrier shall make landings at and Electric Co., Inc____ 2878
Springfield, Massachusetts, on airmail Northern States Power Co___ 2880
route A. M. 18 between Boston, Massa Public Service Co. of N. H., ef chusetts, and Newark, New Jersey, with fectiveness of declaration__ 2879
various other intermediate stops, said American Airlines, Inc., having requested an exemption from the provisions of sec tion 401 a of the Civil Aeronautics Act Hartford, Connecticut, and Providence, of 1938 with respect to such schedules, Rhode Island, have omitted the stop at Springfield; and and it appearing to the Authority:
3. That no substantial improvements 1. That the original airmail contract have been made in the airport at Springdated May 9, 1934, between the Post Of field, Massachusetts, but that the Westfice Department and American Airlines, field Municipal Airport at Westfield, Inc., as amended on October 11, 1934, Massachusetts, which is approximately provided that airmail route A. M. 18 flown ten miles distant from Springfield, has by such air carrier should include a stop been so improved that the aircraft of at Springfield, Massachusetts, and that said air carrier can use it with safety;
thereafter said air carrier rendered serv and that said airport can thus be used ice to Springfield until on or about June advantageously to serve Springfield as 3, 1935, at which time the Bureau of Air well as Westfield; and Commerce determined that the airport 4. That Airline Feeder System, Inc., used at Springfield by such air carrier was has heretofore engaged in the air trans unsafe for aircraft of the size and char portation of passengers and express be acter flown by such air carrier; and tween Westfield, Massachusetts, and 2. That since the date last mentioned Newark, New Jersey, with various inter the aircraft of said air carrier flying be mediate stops, but that the route of such tween Newark, New Jersey, and Boston, air carrier does not extend beyond such Massachusetts, by way of New Haven and terminal points, and that at the present 2877