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FEDERAL REGISTER, S e p te m b e r 4, 1936

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Published by the Division Archives, pursuant to the Register Act, approved July ulations prescribed by the approval of the President.

of the F ederal R egister, The National authority contained in the Federal 26, 1935 49 Stat. L. 500, under reg Administrative Committee, with the
total num ber of acres of soil-conserving crops actually on such farms.
b Obtain the total of such persons share in the soil-conserv ing payment for all such farms, computed pursuant to Section 3
of Part V, and determine the percentage which this amount is of the total of soil-conserving payments for all such farms.
c M ultiply the num ber o f acres obtained under subsection a above by the percentage obtained under subsection b above.
d Multiply the number of acres obtained under subsection c above by an amount equal to one and one-half times the rate per acre applicable to the farm so owned or operated in the county having the highest rate determined pursuant to the provisions of section 2 a of Part n .

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Part V of such bulletin is further amended by adding the following new section as Section 8:

Section 8. Optional Method of Determining Performance and Dividing Payments With Respect to Tvx> or More Farms in the Same Farming Unit. A single application for payment may be submitted covering two or more farms within one farming unit;
The daily issue of the F ederal R egister will be furnished by mail Provided:
a Such application is signed by all producers sharing in the to subscribers, free of postage, for $1 per m onth or $10 per year;
single copies 5 cents; payable in advance. Remit by money order respective principal soil-depleting crop on each of such farms, payable toSuperintendent of Documents, Government Printing and by all producers who incurred expense in carrying out the soil-building practices on such farms.
Office, Washington, D. C.
b The total soil-depleting base, the general soil-depleting Correspondence concerning the publication of the F ederal base, and the tobacco soil-depleting base for such farms so com R egister should be addressed to the Director, Division of the bined shall be, respectively, the aggregate of the total soil-deplet F ederal R egister , The National Archives, Washington, D. C.
ing bases, the general soil-depleting bases, and the tobacco soildepleting bases for the individual farms included under the application.
c The productivity index for such farms so combined shall be the weighted average of the productivity indexes for all such farms determined pursuant to the provisions of Section 12 of Northeast Region Bulletin No. 3 , weighted by the respective general soilDepartment of Agriculture:
depleting bases of such farms.
Agricultural Adjustm ent Adm inistration:
d The yield per acre of tobacco for such farms so combined Page shall be the weighted average of the normal tobacco yields for all Agricultural conservation program, 1936:
Northeast region, Bulletin No. 1, Revised, Sup such farms determined pursuant to the provisions of subsection plement g ------------------------------------------------------ 1505 c of Section 20 of Northeast Region Bulletin No. 3 , weighted by Northeast region, Bulletin No. 2:
the respective tobacco soil-depleting bases of such farms.
Amendment No. 13 N ew York Amendment e The soil-conserving payment for such farms so combined 1506
No. 2 ______________________ __________ _______
shall be divided as follows:
Amendment No. 14 Pennsylvania Am end 1507
For each farm apportion to each producer sharing in the prin ment No. 2 ________________________________ cipal soil-depleting crop grown on such farm in 1936, a number Interstate Commerce Commission:
of acres equal to the total soil-depleting base tobacco and gen Applications for relief from long-and-short-h aul provi eral for such farm multiplied by such producers percentage sion, Interstate Commerce Act:
share in such principal soil-depleting crop. Divide the acreage Automobile body parts from Indianapolis, Ind., to so apportioned by the sum of all the acres of the total soil-deplet 1511
Canton, Miss--------------------- ------------- _ _ _ _ __
ing bases for the farms covered by such application. The result G rain and grain products w ithin the Western dis shall represent such producers share of such payment. The sum 1511
trict and fo r export-------------------------------------- ---------of all such percentage shares for all producers should equal 100.
Printing paper from Kingsport, Tenn., to official 1511
territory_____________________________ i---------------- ------ f The soil-building payment for such farms so combined shall 1511 be divided as follows:
W ire from Akron, Ohio, to Gadsden, Ala-----------------Notice of hearing, authority to operate as common For each farm covered by such application, determine the carrier:
amount of the soil-building payment for the practices carried Abler, W alter--------------------------------------------------------------- 1510
out on such farm irrespective of the soil-building allowance for O rders:
such farm.
For each farm apportion such amount equally Certificates of notification:
among the producers who incurred any expenses for carrying Issue of notes maturing not more than two out any such practices on such farm. The percentages that the 1508
years after date thereof-----------------------l----------amount so apportioned to each such producer is of the total Securities sold, pledged, repledged, or otherwise soil-building payment for all such farms shall be the percentage disposed of, etc------------------------------------------------- 1507
which each such producer is entitled to receive of such total Semiannual report, disposition made of securi soil-building payment. The sum of such percentages for all such ties, or of notes m aturing not more than two producers should equal 100.
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years after date thereof, etc----------------------------

The Administrative Committee consists of the Archivist or Acting Archivist, an officer of the Department of Justice designated by the Attorney General, and the Public Printer or Acting Public Printer.

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Securities and Exchange Commission:
Consent to withdrawal of filing of offering sheet, etc., by:
Johnson, James M --------------------------------------------- ------Orders terminating proceedings in the matter of offering sheets by:
Aim Oil Corporation------------------.---------

Bernstein, Louis t----------------------------------------------- -
Treasury Department:
Public Debt Service:
Amendment to regulations governing Adjusted Service Bonds of 1945---------------------------- ----------------

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In testimony whereof, W . R. Gregg, Acting Secretary of Agriculture, has hereunto set his hand and caused the official seal of the Department of Agriculture to be affixed in the City of Washington, District of Columbia, this 3rd day of Sep tember 1936.
seal W . R. G regg , Acting Secretary of Agriculture.
F . R. Doc. 2090 Filed, September 3, 1936; 12:38 p. m.

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Operated in One County. I f the total acreage of soil-conserving crops on all farms owned or operated by any person in the county in 1936 does not equal or exceed the m inim um acreage of soil-conserving crops as provided in Section 4 of P art II, there shall, subject to the provisions of Section 4, above, be deducted from any soil-conserving payment which otherwise would be made to such person for performance on farm s owned or operated by him in such county an am ount computed as follows:
a Ascertain the additional num ber of acres necessary to reach an acreage equal to the total m inim um acreage of soilconserving crops for all farm s owned or operated in the county, by subtracting from the. num ber o f acres representing the total minimum acreage of soil-conserving crops for such farm s the
N E R B2 New York.
N ew York Amendment No. 2 .

Issued September 3, 1936

1936 A gricultural C onservation P rogram N ortheast R egion BU LLETIN NO. 2 AMENDMENT NO. 13

Soil-Building Practices New York .New York Amendment No. 2
Pursuant to the authority vested in the Secretary of Agri culture under Section 8 of the Soil Conservation and Domes-