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FEDERAL
VOLUME 3

1934

C AflTEO

NUMBER 153

Washington, Saturday, August 6, 1938
Rules, Regulations, Orders TITLE 7AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURAL ADJUSTMENT
ADMINISTRATION
ACP1938-13

1938 Agricultural C onservation P ro gram B ulletin SUPPLEMENT NO. 11

2 The first paragraph of subsection A of Section VI is hereby amended to read as follows:
The net payment , or net deduction computed for any farm with respect to the corn, cotton, rice, wheat, tobacco, peanut, or potato acreage allotment, or general soil-depleting crops shall be di vided among the landlords, tenants, and sharecroppers in the same proportion as indicated by their acreage shares expressed in terms of either proportion ate acreages or percentages th at such persons are entitled, at the time the crop is harvested, to share in the proceeds other than a fixed commodity pay ment of the com, cotton, rice, wheat, tobacco, peanuts, potatoes, or general crops, respectively, grown on the farm in 1938.

Pursuant to the authority vested in the Secretary of Agriculture under Sec tions 7 to 17, inclusive, of the Soil Con servation and Domestic Allotment Act, as amended, the 1938 Agricultural Con servation Program Bulletin, as amended February 19, 1938,1 and as amended by Supplements Nos. 3 to 10, inclusive,2 is 3 Subsection P of Section XI is here hereby further amended as follows:
by amended to read as follows:
lItem 3 of subsection A of Section V
F. Use of soil-conserving crops for is hereby amended to read as follows:
market.No payment will be made with 3. Tobacco, potatoes, and peanuts. respect to any farm unless on such farm a 5 times the payment rate specified in 1938 an acreage of cropland or resto in Section TV for the normal yield for ration land, not devoted to soil-depleting the farm on the acreages by which the crops, is withheld from the production fire-cured and dark air-cured tobacco of soil-conserving crops for market, equal acreages exceed the acreage allotment to the acreage by which the normal acre for such types of tobacco.
age of soil-depleting crops on such farm b 6 times the payment rate speci exceeds the larger of 1 the total soilfied in Section IV for the normal yield depleting acreage allotment for the farm for the farm on the acreage by which the or 2 the acreage devoted to soil-deplet acreage of peanuts for market exceeds ing crops on the farm in 1938: Provided, the peanut acreage allotment.
That payment shall not be denied any c 10 times the payment rate speci farmer for using such soil-conserving fied in Section TV for the normal yield crops for market 1 if in the county in for the farm on the acreages by which which the farm is located the number the acreages of flue-cured tobacco, Burof cows kept for the production of milk Joy tobacco, cigar filler and binder to or products thereof for market does not bacco, Georgia-Florida Type 62 tobacco, exceed the normal number of such cows;
and potatoes exceed the respective acre 2 if on such farm the number of cows age allotments established for such crops kept fo? the production of milk or the and on farms for which potato acreage products thereof for market does not allotments are not established in desig exceed the normal number of such cows;
nated commercial areas on each acre by or 3 if the Agricultural Adjustment which the acreage of potatoes for m ar Administration determines either a ket exceeds three acres.
that the farmer has substantially com plied with the provisions of this para graph, or b that the county, as a whole, 13 P. R. 563 DI.
is in substantial compliance with such 1697 D R 719, 741, 865, 886, 915 984 1101> provisions.

CONTENTS
RULES, REGULATIONS, ORDERS
T itle 7 -A griculture :

Agricultural Adjustment Administration:
Page Agricultural conservation pro gram bulletin, 1938, Sup plement No. 11_._______ 1939
T itle 20F is h and G am e :
Bureau of Fisheries:
Alaska fishery regulations, amendment___________ 1940
NOTICES
Interstate Commerce Commission:
California motor carrier rates, submission of income state ments __ _________ ______ 1940
Securities and Exchange Commis sion:
Boston Stock Exchange, unlisted trading privileges in:
Adams Express Co., no par common stock____ _____ 1941
American S t e e l Foundries, common stock, no par value, etc_____________ 1941
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co., hearing_________________ 1942
Dayton Power and Light Co., and Columbia Gas & Elec tric Corp., hearing________ 1941
United Telephone and Electric Co., adoption of report of reorganization managers__ 1940

Any farmer shall be deemed to have substantially complied with the provi sions of the foregoing paragraph either 1 if the increase above normal in the number of dairy cows on his farm does not exceed two cows; or 2 if none of the soil-conserving crops to which such provisions are applicable are used for market other than through the disposi tion of dairy livestock for slaughter or through the disposition of less than ten percent of the milk, or products thereof, produced on the farm. A county, as a whole, shall be deemed to be in substan tial compliance with such provisions un1939