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FEDERAL REGISTER, July 3, 1937
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Department of Agriculture:
Agricultural Adjustment Administration:
Agricultural conservation program, 1937:
Page Western region, Bulletin No. 101:
Montana, Supplement 2______
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North Dakota, Supplement 2______________ 1369
Department of Commerce:
Bureau of Fisheries:
Protection of walruses and sea lions in Alaska, regu lations____ __ __ I_____________________________ 1370
Department of the Interior:
National Bituminous Coal Commission:
Extending time for district boards to file standards of classification of coal, etc., and continuing hearing__ _____________________________ ______ 1367
Farm Credit Administration:
Federal Land Bank of Berkeley, schedule of appraisal and title determination fees, Eleventh Federal Land Bank District___________________________________________ 1370
Railroad Retirement Board:
Employers reports of monthly compensation of em ployees, rules governing_________ ;_________ ________ 1370
Securities and Exchange Commission:
Notice of and order for hearing in matter o f:
Lone Star Gas Corp., and Lone Star Gas Co_______ _ 1372
Orders consenting to withdrawal of declaration in the matter of:
Narragansett Electric Co., The____________________ 1373
New England Power Association___________________ 1373
Rhode Island Public Service Co., The_____________
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Order dismissing stop order proceedings in the matter of:
Income Estates of America, Inc___________________ 1374
Order fixing date for declaration to become effective in the matter of:
Middle West Utilities Co. of Canada, Ltd_______ :__ 1374
Orders setting hearings on applications to withdraw from listing and registration:
Central Ohio Steel Products Co., common stock, $1.00
par value______________________ ________ _____ 1372
El Paso Natural Gas Co., 4%% convertible debenturcs 1372
Pure O if co. The, 6%
6% and 8%"preferred stock, $100 par value; common shares, no par valu e__________
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Ulen and Co., 6% convertible sinking fund gold debentures, due 1944, bearing 3 stamps__________ 1373
Stop order in the matter of:
Income Estates of America, Inc___________________ 1374
United States Maritime Commission:
Order for hearings on minimum-manning scales, mini mum-wage scales, and reasonable workingconditions__ 1374

P art VI, section 3, is amended to read as follows:
S ec t io n 3. Payments Restricted to Effectuation of Purposes of
the Program: No person shall be entitled to receive or retain any part of any payment if such person has adopted any practice which the Secretary determines tends to defeat any of the pur poses of the 1937 Program, or if such person has offset, or through any scheme or device whatsoever, such as but not limited to op erating by or through or participating in the operation of a firm, partnership, association, corporation, estate, or trust, has partici pated in offsetting, or has benefited or is in position to benefit by such offsetting, in whole or in part, the performance rendered in respect of which such payment would otherwise be made.

Par VI, section 8, is amended by the addition of the fol lowing subsection D:
D. A farm located in two or more adjoining counties shall be regarded as located in the county in which the principal dwelling thereon is located or if there is no such principal dwelling, such farm shall be regarded as located in the county in which the major portion of such farm is located.

Part VIII, section 1, first paragraph as amended by Sup plement 1, WRB-101Montana, is further amended to read as follows:
S e c t io n 1. Soil-Depleting Crops.Land devoted to any of the following uses or seeded to any of the following crops shall be re garded as used for the production of a soil-depleting crop for the year in which such crop would normally be harvested; except as provided in Section 2 of this Part VIII with respect to nurse crops, and green manure crops, and as provided in Section 3 of this Part VIII with respect to summer fallow and emergency forage crops.

P art vni, section 2, first paragraph as amended by Sup plement 1, WRB-101Montana, is further amended to read as follows:
S ec t io n 2. Soil-Conserving Crops.Cropland devoted to any of the following crops in 1937, excluding such cropland upon which no stand of a soil-conserving crop is secured, shall be re garded as used for the production of a soil-conserving crop;
except as provided in item e, Section 3, of this Part VIII, with respect to legumes and grasses; and except that any land devoted to a soil-depleting crop in the same year within the meaning of Section 1, Part VIII of this bulletin shall be regarded as having been used for the production of a soil-depleting crop for such year.

P art vm, section 3, is deleted in its entirety and the following is substituted in lieu thereof:
S e c t io n 3. Neutral Uses.Land devoted to the following uses or crops shall be regarded as devoted to neutral uses:
a. Orchards, vineyards, nut trees, bush fruits, hops, and peren nial vegetables, regardless of the use of the land between the rows.
b. Idle cropland.
c. Bulbs and nursery stock.
d. Cropland planted to forest trees between January 1, 1930, and January 1, 1934.
e. Any acreage on which perennial or biennial legumes or peren nial grasses have been seeded following summer fallow when no soil-depleting crop has been seeded on such land for harvest in 1937.
f. Emergency Forage Crops.

1. Any acreage devoted in 1937 to the production of emergency forage crops consisting of millets, Sudan grass, rape, oats, barley, and annual legumes or mixtures of such crops which the county committee determines is equivalent to the acreage ef soil-con serving crops on the farm which was winter-killed or destroyed by drouth in the period beginning July 1, 1936, provided, such use of land shall have been approved by the comity committee prior to May 1, 1937.
2. In counties designated as emergency drouth counties,2 any acreage devoted in 1937 to the production of emergency forage crops consisting of millets, Sudan grass, rape, oats, barley, sorghums, close drilled com, and annual legumes or mixtures of such crops which the county committee determines is equivalent to the acreage of soil-conserving crops on the farm which was winter-killed or destroyed by drouth in the period beginning July 1, 1936, provided such use of land shall have been approved by the county committee prior to July 15, 1937.

P art XI, section 3, as amended by Supplement 1, Western Region Bulletin 101Montana, is further amended by amending subsection B -l to read as follows:
1. Multiply the Class I Payment to the applicant for diversion from the soil-depleting base, determined in accordance with the