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REGISTER

FEDERAL

VOLUME 2

1934

NUMBER 132

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Washington, Saturday, July 10, 1937
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Agricultural Adjustment Administration.
SR B101, Amendment 15

Issued June 25,1937

1937 A g r ic u l t u r a l C o n s e r v a t io n P r o g r a m S o u t h e r n R e g io n BULLETIN 101 AMENDMENT 15

County Average Rates of Soil-Conserving Payments in Con nection W ith the General Soil-Depleting Base Rates of payment per acre for the following counties, as appearing in P. R. Doc. 37-1980, filed June 29, 1937, at 2:52
p. m., and printed in the issue for Thursday, July 1, 1937, should read as follows:
Co u n ty R ate
of
P ay m e n t
per
headed, Stock Canceled. In the space provided for stockholder, the association will show the name of the transferee or purchaser of the stock, and immediately Underneath the new stockholders name, the following will be noted Acquired by Purchase from original stock holder. A purchaser of Class A stock under the above pro cedure would be limited to the conversion to Class B stock of only the amount necessary to cover his loan.
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P r o d u c t io n C r e d it C o r p o r a t io n o f B e r k e l e y ,
By W. R. A n d r e w , Vice President.
P. R. Doc. 37-2107; Piled., July 9,1937; 12:14 p. m .

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Alabama. Morgan, $5.20.
Florida. Nassau, $5.85; Seminole, $8.20.
South Carolina. Chesterfield, $5.05; Marlboro, $6.50.

FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION.
United States of America Before Fédérai Trade Commission
FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION.
P C A 49

P r o d u c t io n C r e d it C o r p o r a t io n o f B e r k e l e y B ulletin No. 272
TRANSFER OF CLASS A STOCK TO INDIVIDUALS DESIRING TO BECOME
BORROWERS

To all production credit associations in the states of Arizona, California, Nevada and Utah:
The following regulation is prescribed pursuant to Section 23 of the Farm Credit Act of 1933:
In instances where a Class A stockholder arranges to sell and transfer his stock to another individual who in tends to convert it into Class B stock for use in obtaining an association loan, it will not be necessary for the asso ciation to request the Corporation to issue a Class A stock certificate to the transferee-purchaser. It will only be necessary for the transferee of the original Class A stock certificate to submit it to the association from which he desires to obtain a loan with an order to convert it into Class B stock of the association. The association will thereupon forward such order and certificate to the Cor poration with a request for cancellation accompanied by proper evidence of the consent of the Board of Directors to the conversion.
The Corporation will record the transaction as transfer agent and the secretary of the association will issue the Class B stock to the new borrower and make the neces sary entries on the associations records. Advice of Stock Transfer, Retirement, or Conversion, Form PCA 112B, will be used covering a transaction of this kind. The trans action will be considered a conversion and the description of the Class A stock certificate will be entered in the section
A t a regular session of the Federal Trade Commission held at its office in the City of Washington, D. C., on the 7th day of July, A. D., 1937.
Commissioners: William A. Ayres, Chairman, Garland S.
Ferguson, Jr., Charles H. March, Ewin L. Davis, Robert E.
Freer.
Pile No. 21-301
I n t h e M a tter o f T rade P r a c t ic e R u l e s f o r t h e C o n c r e t e B u r ia l V a u l t M a n u f a c t u r in g I n d u s t r y PROMULGATION OF TRADE PRACTICE RULES

Due proceedings having been had under the trade practice conference procedure in pursuance of the Act of Congress approved September 26, 1914 38 Stat. 717, It is now ordered that the trade practice rulés of Group I
which have been approved by the Commission in this pro ceeding and the rules in Group n which have been received by the Commission as expressions of the industry be, and the same are, hereby promulgated for the Concrete Burial Vault Manufacturing Industry.
These rules promulgated by the Commission are designed to foster and promote fair competitive conditions in the in terest of the industry and the public. They are not to be used, directly or indirectly, as part of or in connection with any combination or agreement to fix prices, or for the sup pression of competition, or otherwise to unreasonably re strain trade.
Group I
The unfair trade practices which are embraced in Group I
rules are considered to be unfair methods of competition or other illegal practices within the decisions of the Federal Trade Commission or the courts, and appropriate proceedings 1409