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FEDERAL
VOLUME 3

OAimo 1934

REGISTER
NUMBER 158

Washington, Saturday, August 13, 1938
Rules, Regulations, Orders
T IT LE 7AGRICULTURE
A G RIC U LTU RAL ADJUSTM ENT
A D M IN IS TR A TIO N
O rder R egulating H andling i n I nter
state or F oreign C ommerce , and S uch H andling as D irectly B urdens , O b structs, or A ffects I nterstate or F oreign C ommerce, of H ops G r o w n in S tates of O regon, C alifornia , and W ashington
Whereas, under the provisions o f Pub lic A ct No. 10, 73d Congress, as amended, and as reenacted and amended by the Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act o f 1937, as amended, hereinafter re ferred to as the act it Is provided that the Secretary o f Agriculture o f the United States hereinafter referred to as the Secretary shall, subject to the provisions o f said act, issue orders regu lating such handling o f certain agri cultural commodities, including hops, as is in the current of interstate or foreign commerce, or which directly burdens, ob structs, or affects interstate or foreign commerce in such commodities; and Whereas, the Secretary having reason to believe that the issuance o f an order would tend to establish and maintain such marketing conditions fo r hops grown in the States o f Oregon, Cali fornia, and Washington as would estab lish prices to the producers o f such hops at a level that would give such hops a purchasing power w ith respect to a rti cles that such producers buy equivalent to the purchasing power o f such hops in the base period, August 1909-July, 1914, did, pursuant to the provisions of the act and the regulations thereunder, on the 27th day o f May, 1938, give notice o f a hearing1 to be held at Santa Rosa, California, on June 14, 1938, and in Salem, Oregon, on June 17, 1938, and in Yakima, Washington, on June 20, 1938, on a proposed m arketing agreement and a proposed order regulating the handling o f hops grown in the States o f Oregon, 1 8 F. R. 1226 D I .

California, and Washington, at which times all interested persons in attend ance at such hearing were afforded due opportuity to be heard concerning the proposed m arketing agreement and the proposed order; and Whereas, the Secretary finds upon the evidence introduced at the hearing and the record thereof;
1 That, in order to give such hops a purchasing power with respect to articles that farmers buy equivalent to the aver age purchasing power of such hops dur ing the aforesaid base period, the aver age price received by the grower o f such hops should have been approximately 31.4 cents per pound of hops during the 1937-38 marketing season;
2 That the average price received by growers o f such hops fo r the 1937-38
marketing season was 16.7 cents per pound of hops;
3 That the average price per pound of said hops received by growers during the period from 1928 to 1937 was sub stantially less than the purchasing power o f such hops during the aforesaid base period;
4 That, in the past, the lack of regulation o f the shipment of hops pro duced in the aforesaid States o f Oregon, California, and Washington was an im
portant factor contributing toward un stable marketing conditions fo r such hops and consequently depressed prices to growers;
5 That the regulation o f shipments o f hops by proration, as provided in article IV of this order, subject to the terms and provisions contained in this order, w ill tend to prevent fluctuation o f prices to growers, and thereby establish and maintain a more stable market for said hops, tending to restore prices to growers o f said hops to a level that w ill have a purchasing power with respect to articles that producers buy equivalent to the purchasing power of said hops in the aforesaid base period;
6 That the method o f regulating shipments by proration among handlers, as provided in this order, is fa ir and equitable;
7 Th at the method o f issuing in the name of each grower an allotm ent cer-

CONTENTS
RULES, REG U LATIO NS, ORDERS
T itle 7 A griculture :

Page
Agricultural Adjustment Ad ministration:
Hops grown in Oregon, C ali fornia, and W ashington;
order regulating handling o f_________________ ______
Federal Crop Insurance Corpo ration:
W heat crop insurance, regu lations amended _______
T itle 11 A viation :
Bureau o f A ir Commerce:
National Airport Corp., revocation o f order governing use o f M ilitary Road V a .____________________
T itle 15 C ommerce :
National Bituminous Coal Com mission:
Minimum Price Area 1:
Minimum prices fo r kinds, qualities and sizes of coal produced in the several districts o f_____
Sale and distribution o f coal by code members o f re spective districts o f____
W eighted average of total costs o f tonnage pro duced within__________

1979

1987

1987

1988
1989
1987

T itle 24 H ousing C redit :

Federal Home Loan Bank Board:
Bank Presidents C o u n c i l , name changed to Bank Presidents Conference___
Home Owners Loan Corpora tion:
Analysis and Review Section;
remittance by mortgagors and vendees______________
Assistant Treasurer to act as w ell as Treasurer______
Prepayments and curtail ments; funds received fo r credit to loan accounts___

1989

1990
1990
1990

T itle 39 P ostal S ervice :

Post Office Departm ent:
A ir M ail service under super vision of First Assistant Postmaster G en eral_____
Continued on next page
1979

1991