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EDERAL

REGISTER
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VOLUME I

NUMBER 38

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Washington, Wednesday, M a y 6, 1936
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

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That the Secretary of the Commission shall keep the weighted average figures of total costs determined herein available to the public at all reasonable times.
Dated this 4th day of May 1936.

Federal Alcohol Administration.
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Pursuant to Sub-section a , Section 2, Federal Alcohol Administration Act, I do hereby adopt an official seal for the Administrator which shall be judicially noticed, as pro vided by said section, and be the seal of the Administrator, as provided by said section.
The seal shall consist of a regular circular embossed seal an inch and one-half in diameter with the letters F A A in capitals across the center and beneath said letters the word SEAL , and around the border the words FEDERAL
ALCOHOL AD M IN IS TR A TIO N , W ASH IN G TO N.
Adopted this 30 day of April A. D. 1936.
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Administrator.
Filed, May 5, 1936; 12:58 p. m.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
National Bituminous Coal Commission.
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AN ORDER DETERMINING THE WEIGHTED AVERAGE OF THE TOTAL
COSTS FOR M IN IM U M PRICE AREA NO. 9

Upon consideration of the determination of the District Board for District No. 23 constituting Minimum Price Area No. 9, as defined in the Act, of the weighted average of the total costs of the ascertainable tonnage produced in said District for the calendar year 1934, together with the compu tations upon which said determination was based, as filed with the Commission pursuant to Special Order No. 6-e, en tered December 20, 1935, and in accordance with Section 4, Part H a of the Act, and upon consideration of the report of its Division of Statistics upon said determination, entered in Docket No. 23-9-1, March 17, 1936:
Now, therefore, pursuant to authority vested in it by the Bituminous Coal Conservation Act of 1935, the Commission hereby orders as follows:
1. That the said report of the Division of Statistics, in cluding each of the conclusions and recommendations therein contained, be, and it is hereby, adopted by the Commission.
2. That the weighted average of the total costs of the ton nage for Minimum Price Area No. 9 in the calendar yeai 1934 be, and it is hereby, determined to be the sum of Three Dollars and Twelve Cents $3.12 per net ton.
3. That the Secretary of the Commission shall immedi ately transmit a copy of this Order to the District Board for District No. 23.

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Filed, May 5,1936; 11:47 a. m.
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No. 35

AN ORDER REQUIRING DISTRICT BOARD FOR DISTRICT INCLUDED I N
M IN IM U M PRICE AREA NO. 9 TO SUBM IT SCHEDULE OF M IN IM U M
PRICES

The District Board for District No. 23, constituting M ini mum Price Area No. 9, as defined in the Act, having filed with the Commission the determination of the weighted average of the total costs of the ascertainable tonnage pro duced in its District for the calendar year 1934, together with the computations upon which said determination was based, pursuant to Special Order No. 6-e of the Commission, entered December 20, 1935, and in accordance with Section 4, Part I I a of the Act, and thé Commission thereupon by its Special Order No. 34 having determined the weighted average of the total costs of the tonnage for said Minimum Price Area No. 9 in the calendar year 1934, adjusted as required by the Act, to be the sum of Three Dollars and Twelve Cents $3.12 per net ton:
Now, therefore, pursuant to authority vested in it by the Bituminous Coal Conservation Act of 1935, the Commission hereby orders as follows:
1. The District Board for said District No. 23 shall forth with proceed, in accordance with the provisions of Section 4, Part I I a of the Act, to establish minimum prices for its District based on said weighted average of the total costs for Minimum Price Area No. 9, and shall, within fifteen 15 days of the date of this Order, submit to the Commis sion a schedule of such minimum prices, together with the data upon which they are computed, including, but without limitation, the factors considered in determining the price relationship.
2. That said District Board shall prepare and submit with its schedule of minimum prices next hereinabove required a statement setting forth estimates of the tonnages reason ably expected to be sold under each of the price brackets in the said schedule o f minimum prices. Said estimates of tonnages shall be based upon the experience of the District during the calendar year 1934.
3. In the event said District Board shall fa il to propose minimum prices, as required in this Order, the Commission, in its discretion, may proceed without further notice to estab lish minimum prices for application to all Code members in such District in marketing coals produced by them.
4. The Secretary of the Commission shall immdiately transmit a copy of this Order to the District Board for 387