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FEDERAL REGISTER, prescribing a quarterly report to be sub mitted by each Class I Motor Carrier of Property subject to the provisions of Sec tion 220 of the Motor Carrier Act, 1935.
Beginning with the quarter ending September 30, 1938, and quarterly there after, Class I carriers are required to sub mit a report in duplicate of their reve nues, expenses and statistics. Carriers which keep their accounts on a four-week instead of a calendar month basis may report three such four-week periods in each of the returns for the first three quarters and the four remaining periods in the last quarter. Three copies of the form to be used for this purpose are at tached, one of which is for your files, fh is form also provides for reporting the cumulative figures for the year 1938, and certain quarterly and cumulative fig ures for the year 1937. The cumulative figures for each year must include the re sults of operations from January 1st of each year to and including the last day of the quarter for which the report is rendered. Attention is directed to the fact that for 1937 information is not re quired for items 3 and 4, and items 6 to 16, inclusive, but the totals must include the amounts which would normally be reported under those items. Attention is also directed to the fact that for 1937, items 1 and 2, 19 and 20, and 22 and 23
should be combined.
Additional supplies of the form will be furnished each Class I carrier for render ing subsequent reports.
Class I motor carriers, as defined in the Uniform System of Accounts for Com mon and Contract Motor Carriers of Property, are those carriers whose aver age gross revenues from intrastate and interstate m otor carrier operations com
bined are $100,000 or more per annum.
It is further provided in the accounting regulations, effective January 1, 1938, that Class I carriers shall be determined upon the basis of the average gross reve nues from intrastate and interstate mo tor carrier operations for the three years preceding January 1, 1938. If, however, a carrier, whose annual revenues have been less than $100,000 under this defini tion, acquires operating authority through purchase or otherwise and the annual revenues of the combined opera tions are $100,000 or more, such carrier shall be included in the Class I group of carriers effective as of January 1st of the year following that in which the new operations began.
Any carrier receiving this order which is not a Class I carrier, as defined above, shall promptly notify the Commission to that effect, supporting such statement with the amount of its gross revenues for each of the years 1935,1936, and 1937.
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W . P. B artel,
Secretary.
F. R. Doc. 38-2407; Filed, August 17, 1938;
11:50 a. m .

Thursday, August 18, 1938

2023

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COM customs districts, and other field services MISSION.
outside of the District of Columbia which are subject to the Civil Service Act are United States o f America Before the filled almost wholly by persons who are Securities and Exchange Commission local residents of the general community A t a regular session of the Securities in which the vacancies exist. It should and Exchange Commission held at its be noted and understood that so long as office in the City of Washington, D. C., a person occupied, by original appoint ment, a position in the apportioned serv on the 17th day of August, A. D. 1938.
ice, the charge for his appointment con File No. 34-7
tinues to run against his State of original I n t h e M a tter o p M id l a n d U t il it ie s residence. Certifications of eligibles are C om pany first made from States which are in arrears.
ORDER ADJOURNING HEARING
The Commission having on August 2, 1938, issued its notice of and order for hearing1 on August 19, 1938, at 10:00
A. M in Room 1102 at 1778 Pennsyl vania Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C., on the application of Melvin L. Emerich, Robert P. Minton and Leo J. Sheridan as a Committee for the holders of deben tures of Midland Utilities Company, pur suant to Sections 11 f 1 and 11 g of the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935, for approval of and report on a Plan of Reorganization of Midland Utilities Company dated December 30, 1936 and amended on July 26 and July 30, 1938; and The Commission having been advised of the recent death of John M. Shannahan, one of the Trustees of the estate of Midland Utilities Company appointed by order made July 7, 1934 by the District Court of the United States for the Dis trict of Delaware in the Matter of Mid land United Company, Debtor, No. 1073, and of arrangements for his funeral on August 19, 1938; and The Commission having by reason thereof been requested by said Commit tee to adjourn said hearing;
I t is hereby ordered, That said hear ing on said Plan of Reorganization as amended of Midland Utilities Company be and the same hereby is adjourned to August 23, 1938, at the same time and place.
By the Commission.
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F r a n c is P . B rasso r ,
Number of posi Number tions to of posi tions which entitled occupied
State
IN ARREARS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Puerto Rioo Hawaii___________
California___________________
Texas__________________
Alaska_____________________

7. Michigan 8. Arizona
9. New Jersey_________________
10. South Carolina
11. Ohio____ ___________________
12. Oklahoma__________________
13. Arkansas___________________
14. Alabama ..
15. Mississippi_________________
17. North Carolina
18. Georgia____ ________________
21. Tennessee____________ ______
22. Illinois__________________ ..
24. Nevada.___ ________________

28. Florida________________ 1____
29. New York
30. Utah
32.
33.
34.
35.

Pennsylvania___ ___________
Idaho___ ___________________
New Hampshire _______ ..
Washington________________

CIV IL

SERVICE

370
854
81
776
371
1,466
538
424
610
464

22

1,211

549
4,709
190
84
3,603
166
174
585
387
257

9

102

779
732
670
835
747
2,178
476
27
80
321
1,091
504
4,388
178
79
3,405
159
168
568
381
256

298

298

-2

647
1,590
704
135
255
1,358
959
259
201
924
515
.908
610

648
1,598
712
140
266
1,420
1,038
294
230
1,091
629
1,942
1,847

-2
+8
-12
-1
+15
-10
-14
+7
+2
+11
+1
-2
-3

182

8,740

-18

IN EXCESS

C o n d i t io n o p . t h e A p p o r t io n m e n t at 39. West Virginia_____
C l o s e o f B u s in e s s M o n d a y , A u g u s t 15, 40. Massachusetts_____
41. Kansas___________
1938
42. Vermont__________
43. North Dakota .
Im portant. Although the apportioned 44. Missouri__________
45.
Minnesota
classified civil service is by law located 46. South Dakota_____
only in Washington, D. C.f it nevertheless 47. Montana__________
includes only about half of the Federal 48. Iowa______________

Civilian positions in the District of Co 50. Virginia___________
lumbia. Positions in local post offices, 51. Maryland_________

52. District of Columbia______ ______ _

13 F. R. 1931 DI.

786
1,811
163
1,512
650
2,486
896
694
990
752
158
1,186
1,088
978
1,099
979
2,854
601
34
89
357

QUOTA FILLED
38. Maine____________

UNITED STATES
COMMISSION.

37
15
757
876

Number Number Net gain of posi or loss posi tions to oftions since which occupied July 1, entitled 1938

State
Secretary.
F. R. Doc. 38-2410; Filed, August 17,1938;
12:49 p .m .

578
138
2,124
2, 179