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FEDERAL
VOLUME I

REGISTER

/ . 1934
P arted

NUMBER 5

Washington, Friday, March 20, 1936
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
C o n t r ib u t io n s
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F lood R elief
By the President of the United States of America A PROCLAMATION

fu n ds appropriated by the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935, which provide financial assistance to needy young people in amounts which will permit them to continue their education in pri mary schools, high schools, colleges, or graduate schools, in exchange for part-tim e work upon useful projects.
3. Am ount of aid. Disbursement of student-aid funds shall conform to the following requirements:
a N o primary-school or high-school student shall be paid more than $6 per m onth for the school year.
b No college student shall be paid more than $20 per month for the school year, and the average of all payments made to college students during the school year shall not exceed $15 per month per student.
c No graduate student shall be paid more than $40 per month for the school year, and the average of all payments made to graduate students during the school year shall not exceed $30 per month per student.

Flood waters raging throughout eleven states have driven 200,000 people from their homes, with every indication that this number may be materially increased within the next twenty-four hours. In this grave emergency the homeless are turning to our great national relief agency, the American Red Cross, for food, clothing, shelter and medical care. ;
To enable the Red Cross to meet this immediate obligation and to continue to carry the burden of caring for these un F ranklin D. R oosevelt fortunate men, women and children until their homes are No. 73193
restored and they can return to normal living conditions, it is necessary that a minimum relief fund of three million dollars T he W hite H ouse , be raised as promptly as possible.
March 18, 1936. .
As President of the United States and as President of the Filed, March 19, 1936; 2:32 p. m.
American Red Cross, I am, therefore, urging our people to contribute promptly and most generously so that sufficient funds may be available for the relief of these thousands of DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, our homeless fellow citizens. I am confident that in the face sNational Bituminous Coal Commission.
of this great need your response will be as immediate and as G eneral O rder N o . 16
generous as has always been the case when the Red Cross AN ORDER REQUIRING ALL PRODUCERS OF COAL TO SUBM IT COST
has acted as your agent in the relief of human suffering.
AND PRICE REALIZATION DATA FOR THE LAST QUARTER OF 1935
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed.
Pursuant to authority contained in an Act of Congress Done at the City of Washington this 19 day of March, in entitled Bituminous Coal Conservation Act of 1935, the the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and thirty-six Commission in regular meeting assembled hereby orders as seal and of the Independence of the United States of follows:
America the one hundred and sixtieth.
1.
Each producer having any mine within any District as F ranklin D. R oosevelt.
defined in the Bituminous Coal Conservation Act of 1935
or by General Order No. 15 issued by the Commission Febru No. 21611
ary 8, 1936, shall within fifteen 15 days from the date of By the President:
this Order file with the Statistical Bureau of said District W illiam P h il l ip s , Board, acting herein as an agent of the Commission, com Acting Secretary of State.
plete reports showing cost of production of coal at such Filed, M a rd i 19, 1936; 3:33 p. m.
mine as defined in said Act, and realization prices derived from the sale of said coal, all as more fully set forth and specified in Cost Forms Nos. la and 2a heretofore approved Executive O rder by the said Commission, such reports to include all coal AMENDMENT OF EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 7164, OF AUGUST 29, 1935, produced during the period from October 1, 1935, to Decem PRESCRIBING RULES AND REGULATIONS RELATING TO STUDENTber 31, 1935, both dates inclusive. Such reports shall be AID PROJECTS AND TO EM PLOYM ENT OF YO U TH ON OTHER PROJ
filed in duplicate and shall be received and held by said ECTS UNDER THE EMERGENCY RELIEF APPROPRIATION ACT OF
Statistical Bureau as confidential information of the pro 1935
ducer upon the conditions and for the purposes specified in Amendment to Regulation No. 7
said Act. Upon receipt of such reports, such Statistical By virtue of and pursuant to the authority vested in me Bureau shall forthwith assemble the data as to cost of pro by the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935, approved duction and price realisation therein set forth and shall April 8, 1935 Public Res. 11, 74th Cong., sections 1 and 3 make compilations thereof, and shall, on or before the 6th of regulation no. 7, prescribed by Executive Order No. 7164, day of April 1936, submit such compilations to said District of August 29, 1935, are hereby amended to read as follows: Board which shall thereupon, on or before the 11th day of April 1936, file such compilations with the Commission in 1. Definition of student-aid projects. Student-aid projects are Washington, D. C.
hereby defined to be projects financed, in whole or in part, from 43