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July 1946 701

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Corrections for Previous Monthly Catalog Indexes

June 1946. On page V, under "Engineer Corps, Army :", transfer "tests with
producer gas — 588", so it will be the first entry under "Engines:" ; on pave VI,

transfer "Filipinos, sales to, opinion 652", so it will follow "Fierman, Maurice

M." ; on page X, under heading "Marine Band", and after "attend United
Spanish War Veterans convention", insert the heading "Marine Corps :" ; on
page XVI, under "Sudden & Christenson", change "654" to read "645" ; on
page XVII, under "Telephone, mine rescue life-line assemblies", change "636"
to read "635".
702

New Classification Numbers

Agriculture Department.

A 1.69: nos War records monographs. [Proc]

A 1.70: Ct Famine Emergency Committee publications.

Production and Marketing Administration.

A 82.26: date Margarine production (monthly). [Proc]

NOTK. — See, for earlier issues, A80.820 : (date).

A82.27:nos Serving many (monthly). [Proc]

A 82.28 : V. nos. & nos United States cotton quality report for gin-

nings. [Proc]
Note. — See, for earlier issues, A80.624 : and
A80.134 :.
Commerce Department.

C 1.24: date Business service check list (weekly). [Proc]

Census Bureau.

C 3.170 : nos City documents. [Proc]

Education Office.

FS5.39:CT Statistical circulars. [Printed and processed.]

Children's Bureau.

L 5.52 : nos Child welfare reports. [Proc]

Employment Service.

L 7.24: nos Vocational booklets.

Labor Standards Division.

L 16.26: nos Serie Interamericana. [Proc]

National Housing Agency.
NHA 1.12 : V. nos. & nos Veterans emergency housing program : Com-
munity action report to Mayor's Emergency
Housing Committee. [Proc]
Emergency Management Office.
War Assets Administration.
Pr 33.210 : date General summary of inventory status and move-
ment of capital and producers goods, plants,
aircraft, and industry agent items. [Proc]
Note. — See, for earlier issues, FL5.11 : (date).
State Department.

S9.10: nos Treaties and other international acts series.

Note. — The Treaty series (S9.5^: nos.) and the
Executive agreement series (S9.8:nos.) have been
combined in this series.
Veterans' Administration.

VA1.20: date Index to Veterans' Administration pul)lications

(monthly).
Ways and Means Committee, House.
T4.W36:Cong. & cal. nos. I^nemployment compensation provisions of

Unerap. comp. Soc. sec. act. social security act, Calendar, assignment for

hearings.

Congressional Set

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listed in the Monthly catalogs, since the publications contained therein have been
previously entered separately.

The following bound volumes were sent to Depository Librai-i(>s during the
month of June 1946 :

House Documents No. 516, 79th Congress, 2d session. • Item 316

House Reports Nos. 160G-1637, 1639-1830. Miscellaneous vol. 4,

7Sth Congress, 2d session. • Item 414

703

Monthly Catalog

NO. 6l8 • JULY 1946
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF UNITED STATES COURTS

Federal probation, quarterly journal of correctional philosophy and practice, v.
10, no. 1, Jan.-Mar. 1946; [edited by United States Probation System]. [Fed-
eral Prison Industries, Inc., 1946.] cover title, 56 p. il. 4° [Prepared in co-
operation with Prisons Bureau, Justice Department. Text on p. 2—4 of cover.] f
L. C. card 45^7691 Ju 10.8 :10/1

AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT

Note. — Those publications of the Department of Agriculture which are for sale will be
supplied by the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25,
D. C. The Department issues a mouthly list of publications which will be mailed to all
applicants, who can then select the available ones desired.

Addresses. Restoring self-sustaining agriculture, talk by Secretary of Agricul-
ture Clinton P. Anderson before U. S. Chamber of Commerce, Atlantic City,
N. J., Apr. 30, 1946. [1946.] 12 p. 4° [Processed.] f A 1.40: An 2/35

• Talk by Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson at opening session

of FAO Conference, Washington, D. C, May 20, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 4°
[Processed.] t A 1.40 : An 2/36

Agricultural statistics, 1945 ; [prepared under direction of Yearbook Statistical
Committee]. 1945 [published 1946]. [l]-f604 p. * Paper, $1.00. • Item 5
L. C. card Agr 36-465 A 1.47 : 945

Agriculture decisions. Agriculture decisions, under regulatory laws adminis-
tered in Department of Agriculture (including court decisions), v. 4, no. 10-12;
Oct.-Dec. 1945. 1945. [25] -f 825-1119 p. [Monthly. Reported, indexed, and
edited by I. J. Lowe. Includes Agriculture decisions 1066-1136.] * Paper,
no. 10 and 12, 25c. ; no. 11, 15c. • Item 11
L. C. card Agr 42-262 A 1.58/a : 4/10-12

Same, v. 5, no. 1-3; Jan.-Mar. 1946. 1946. [24] -f 1-247 p. [Includes

Agriculture decisions 1137-1190.] * Paper, no. 1 and 2, 15c. ; no. 3, 20c.

• Item 11 A 1.58/a : 5/1-3

Children are hungry ; by Maurice Pate. [1946.] 8 p. il. 4°. (Famine Emergency
Committee. ) t • Item 11. A 1.70 : C 43

Consumers' guide, Jan.-June 1946; [v. 12, no. 1-6]. [1946.] Each 16 p. il. 4°
[Monthly. Includes CG news letters.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, 50c. a yr. ; for-
eign subscription, 70c. • Item 48
L. C. card 36-12412 A 1.67 : 12/1-6

Crops and markets, v. 23, no. 1 and 2 ; Jan. and Apr. 1946. [1946.] p. 1-108, il. 4°
[Quarterly.] * Paper, 10c. single copy, 40c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 55c.

• Item 8

L. C. card Agr 24-113 A1.52:23A,2

Fruit. Freezing fruits and vegetables, how to do it ! movie in color. [Apr. 1946.]
[2] p. il. 4°, folded Into oblong 48° size. (PA-9.) $ A 1.68 : 9

Journal of agricultural research, v. 72, no. 1-12; Jan. 1-June 15, 1946. [1945-46.]
cover titles, p. 1-371, il. [Semimonthly. Articles appearing in the Journal
are listed in the Monthly catalog as issued.] * Paper, 10c. single copy, $2.25
a yr. ; foreign subscription, $3.00. • Item 12

L. C. card Agr 13-1837 A 1.23 : 72/1-12

Note.- — This periodical is issued by the Agriculture Department in cooperation with
the Association of Tiand-Grant Colli'f,'es and Universities. As the edition is limited, it is
not sent free to individuals, but only to libraries of experiment stations, colleges, tech-
nical schools, and universities, and to laboratories, divisions, offices, and departments
on whose staffs are several technically trained men in biological, chemical, or physical
sciences. It is also sent to such institutions as make suitable exchanges of their publica-
tions for those of the Agriculture Department.

• Sent to Depository Libraries

702587— 46— No. 618 2 705

706 Government Publications

Posters. Message about food from President of United States; [all lettered
poster]. 1946. 25.9 x 18.4 in. [Text on reverse.] f ' A 1.70: F 73

I'ublirntions. United States Department of Agriculture, monthly list of publi-
cations and motion pictures. See entry, below, under center head Information
Office.

USD A, Jan. 7-June 24, 1946; [v. 5, no. 1-13]. [1946.] Each 8 p. or 4 p. 4"
[Fortnightly.] t
L. C. card Agr 42-258 A 1.57 : 5/1-13

Victori/ garden program for 1946, garden and conserve to save what we've won.
[1946.] [2] p. 4° (PA^) t A1.68:4

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS BUREAU

Agricultural situation, brief summary of economic conditions, Jan.-June 1946;
r. 30, no. 1-6. [1946.] Each24p.orl6p.il. [Monthly.] * Paper 5c. single
copy, 50c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 70c. O Item 54
L. C. card Agr 26-1797 A 36.15 : 30/1-6

Agricultural statistics. Statistical summary, SS-36 to SS-^0 : Nov. 12. 1&45-
Mar. 14. 1946. [1945-^.] Each [2] p. 4° [Monthlv. Processed.] t

A 36.151 : 36-^0

Cotton situation. CS-IOS and CS-109; Dec. 1945 and Mar. 1946. [1946.] 12 p.
and 17 p. il. 4° [Monthly. Processed. Each number covers two months.] t

A 36.40/2: 108, 109

Crops. Crop production, Jan. 1-June 1. 1946. [1946.] various paging, il. large
8* (Crop Reporting Board.) [Monthly. Processed.] t A 36.29 : 946/1-6

Farm production, farm disposition, and value of principal crops, 1944-45,

by States; [prepared by staff of Crop Reporting Board]. Washington, D. C.,
May 1946. cover title, 61 p. il large S° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] f

A 36.2 : C 88/11/944-45

Dairy situation, DS-172 to DS-174 : Jan.-Apr. 1946. [1946.] various paging, il. 4°
[Monthly. Processed. February and March issued as one publication] t

A 36.65 : 172-174

Demand and price situation, Jan.-]May 1946. [1946.] various paging, il. 4°
[Monthly. Processed.] t A 36.28 : 946/1-5

Eggs. Liquid, frozen and dried egg production, Jan— Apr. 1946. Feb. 27-May
27,1946. various paging, 4° [Monthly. Processed.] t A 36.155 : 946/1-4

Farm income situation. FIS-72 to FIS-75; Jan.-Apr. 1946. [1946.] various
paging, il. 4° [Monthly. Processed.] t A 36.122 : 72-75

Farm labor. Farm labor: Farm employment lower, work days shorter than
year ago. Mar. 13, 1946. 16 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t A 36.140 : 946/3

Same: Farm employment on May 1 slightly above year earlier. May 13,

1946. 14 p. il. 4" [Processed.] t A 36.140 : 946/5

Same : Farm wage rates continue rise, farm emplovment above year ago.

Apr. 12, 1946. 16 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t A 36.140 : 946/4

• Same : Farm wage rates up 7 percent from year ago, employment seasonallv

low. Jan. 11, 1^6. 16 p. 4» [Processed.] t A 36.140 : 946/1

Same : Hired farm employment rises more than usual in Januarv. Feb.

12,1946. 18 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t A 36.140 : 946/2

Same : More i)eople working on farms than last vear, continuing trend.

June 12, 1946. 16 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t ' A 36.140 : 946/6

Farm, machinery and equipment [Government controls during World War II] ;
by Erling Hole. Apr. 1946. [2] +22 p. 4° (Agriculture Dept. War records
monograph 1.) [Processed.] f A 1.69:1

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 707

Farms. Graphic summarization of farm teuure, based on 1940 census ; by Max M.
Tharp and Howard A. Turner. Washington, D. C, Apr. 194G. 12U] y. il. 4"
[Processed.] t A 36.2 :T 26

Some questions and answers on wliere and how to get a farm; [prepared

by Marshall Thompson]. Revised Mar. 1946. [1^6.] [4] p. il, 4" ( [Agri-
culture Dept.] AIS-19.) t • Item 11 A 1.64: 19/2

Typical family-operated farms, 1930-45 : Adjustments, costs, and returns ;

[by Wylie D. Goodsell, Ronald W. Jones, and Russell W. Bierman]. Apr. 1916.
cover title, 91 p. il. 4" (F. M. 55.) [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

A 36.118 : 55

Same : Historical look to the future ; [by Ronald W. Jones and Wylie D.

Goodsell]. Apr. 1946. cover title, 24 p. il. 4" (F. M. 56.) [Processed. Text
on p. 2 of cover.] t ^ 36. lis : 56

Fats and oils situation, FOS-106 to FOS-108; Jan.-June 1946. [1946.] various
paging, il. 4° [Monthly. Processed. January and February issued as one
publication ; also March and April, and May and June.] t A 36.97 : 106-108

Feed situation, FDS-78 to FDS-80; Jan.-June 1946. [1946.] various paging,
il. 4° [Monthly. Processed. February and March issued as one publication,
also April, May, and June.] t A 36.117 : 78-80

Food. National food situation, NFS-31 to NFS-33; Jan.-Apr. 1946. [1946.]
various paging, il. 4° [Monthly. Processed. February and March issued as
one publication.] t A 36.147 : 31-33

i^VMif situation, TFS-78 ; Jan. 1946. [1946] 22 p. il. 4° [Issued 4 times a year,
June, August, October and January. Processed.] t A 36.99: 78

Hatchery production, Jan.-May 1946. [1946.] Feb. 15-June 17, 1946. various
paging, 4" [Monthly. Processed.] t A 36.154 : 946/1-5

Hay. Hai-vesting hay crop ; by A. P. Brodell, T. O. Engebretson and Charles G.
Carpenter. Washington, D. C, Apr. 1946. . [2] + 22 p. il. 4° (F. M. 57.)
[Processed.] t A 36.118: 57

Land policy review, spring and summer 1946; v. 9, no. 1 and 2. [1946.] Each
40 p. 12" [Quarterly.] *Paper, lUc. single copy, 30c. a yr. ; foreign subscrip-
tion, 40c. • Item 59
L. C. card Agr 38-364 A 36.103 : 9/1, 2

Livestock and wool situation, LWS-44 to LWS-46 ; Jan.-Feb. to May-June 1946.
[1946.] Each 30 p. or 28 p. il. 4" [Bimonthly. Processed.] t A 36.141: 44^6

Marketituj and transportation situation, MTS^O to MTS-44; Dec. 1945-May 1946.
[1946] various paging, il. 4° [Monthly. Processed. December 1945 and Janu-
ary 1946 issued as one publication.] t A 36.143 : 40-44

Milk. Evaporated, condensed, and dry milk report, Jan.-Apr. 1946. Feb. 28-
May31, 1946. Each 4 p. or 6 p. 4" [Monthly. Processed.] t A 36.153 : 946/1-4

Fluid milk prices in city markets for Jan.-May 1946. Jan. 16-May 14,

1946. Each 10 p. or 12 p. 4° [Monthly. Processed.] f A 36.152 : 946/1-5

Poultry and egg situation, PES-108 to PES-110; Jan.-June 1946. [1946.]
various paging, il. 4° [Monthly. Processed. February and March issued as
one publication, also April, May and June.] t A 36.96: 108-110

Puhlications. Check list of publications issued during Jan.-Apr. 1946. [1946.]
various paging, 4° [Monthly. Processed.] t A 36.70/2 : 946/1^

Tobacco situation, TS-35 and TS-36; Jan. and Apr. 1946. [1946.] IS p. and
21 p. il. 4" [Processed.] t A 36.94 : 35, 36

Vegetables. Commercial truck crop estimate reports. [Processed.] t

A 36.101 :

Note. — The Agricultural Economics Bureau issues a series of reports relating to truck
crops which, although numbered in one series (TC followed by the year and a number
with a different group of hundreds assigned for each month), consists of several distinct
groups as follows : Commercial truck crops for fresh market, commonly called Truck crop

• Sent to Depository Libraries

708 Government Publications

Vegetables — Continued,
reports ; Truck crops for commercial processing, commonly called Processing crop
reports ; Truck crop news ; Annual summaries in December each year. KeviHed statis-
tical summaries are issued at appropriate intervals covering a varying period of years.
Printed summaries of these reports were published in Crops and markets prior to June
1937, but these have been discontinued. A yearly summary only is published in the
January quarterly issue each year.

Vegetable situation, TVS-SO; Apr. 1946. [1946.] 25 p. 11. 4° [Quarterly.

Processed.] t A 86.100: 80

Wages and wage rates of hired farm workers, United States and major regions,
May I94ij; [prepared by Louis J. Ducoll" and Barbara B. Reagan]. Washing-
ton, D. C, Feb. 1946. [2] +59 p. il. 4° (Surveys of wages and wage rates in
agriculture, report 7.) [Processed.] t A 36.156: 7

Wheat situation, WS-93 and WS-94 ; Jan.-Mar. and Apr.-May 1946. [1946.]
16 p. and 20 p. 11. 4° [Bimontldy ; issued monthly during July and August.
Processed.] t A 36.86: 93, 94

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION

Research. Research achievement sheet : Fall planting of sugarcane increases
sugar production [with list of reference data]. Apr. 23, 1946. [2] p. 4°
(R. A. S. 58, P.) [Processed.] f A 77.7: 58 (p)

Same: Hot-water treatment of sugarcane stimulates plants and controls

pests [with list of reference data]. Apr. 22, 1946. [2] p. 4° (R. A. S. 57, P.)
[Processed.] t A77.7:57(P)

Same: Research cuts losses of sugar in harvested sugarcane [with list

of reference data. ] Apr. 15, 1946. [2] p. 4" (R. A. S. 56, P.) [Processed.] t

A 77.7: 56 (P)

Same: Research saves valuable shade trees [with list of reference data].

Apr. 25, 1946. [2] p. 4" (R. A. S. 60, P.) [Processed.] t A 77.7: 60 (P)

Same : Sugarcane industry i-estored by disease research and breeding [with

list of reference data]. Apr. 24, 1946. [2] p. 4° (R. A. S. 59, P.) [Proc-
essed.] t A 77.7: 59 (P)

ANIMAI. INDUSTRY BUREAU

Bang's disease. Statement of indemnity claims and averages in cooperative
Bang's disease work, Jan.-Mar. 1946. [1946.] Each 1 p. 4° [Monthly. Proc-
essed.] t A 77.211 : 946/1-3

Summary of brucellosis (Bang's disease) control program conducted by

Bureau of Animal Industry in cooperation with the various States, July 1,
1034-Jan. 31, 1946 to July 1, 19S4^Apr. 30, 1946. [1946.] Each 1 p. 4° [Monthly.
Processed.] t A 77.213 : 946/1-4

Summary of brucellosis (Bang's disease) work in cooperation with the

various States, Jan.-Apr. 1946. [1946.] Each 1 p. oblong 8° [Monthly. Proc-
essed.] t A 77.212 : &46/1-4

Poultrg. Poultry specialty clubs and national associations. May 1946. 4 p. 4"
(A. H. D. no. 18, revised.) [Processed.] t A 77.209: 18/3

Supplement to Hatcheries and dealers participating in national poultry

improvement plan (changes reported to Apr. 1, 1946) [list]. Apr. 1946. 25
p. 4° (Supplement to A. H. D. 36.) [Processed.] t A 77.209 : o6/3/supp.l

Service announcements. Service and regulatory announcements, Nov. and Dec.
1945; [no.] 463 and 464. Dec. 1945 and Jan. 1946. p. 63-72. [Monthly.]
* Paper, 5c. single copy, 25c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 45c. • Item 70
L. C. card Agr 7-1658 A 77.208 : 463,4&4

Same, Jan.-Mar. 1946; [no.] 465-467. Feb.-Apr. 1946. p. 1-16. • Item 70

A 77.208 : 465-467

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 709

Tuberoulosis in animals. Summary of tuberculosis eradication in cooperation
with the various States, Jan.-Apr. 1946. [1946.] Each 1 p. oblong 8°
[Monthly. Processed.] t A 77.216 : 946/1-4

Virus-Serum Control Division. Activities of licensed establishments supervised
by Virus-Serum Control Division, Jan. 28-May 21, 1946. [1946.] various
paging, 4" (Notice 229, V. S. C.-233, V. S. C.) [Monthly. Processed.] f

A 77.217 : 229-233

DAIRY INDUSTRY BtTREAU

Dairy Herd-Improvement Association letter, v. 22, no. 1-5 ; Jan.-May 1946.
[1946.] various paging, 4° [Monthly. Processed.] t A 77.608 : 22/1-5

ENTOilOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE BUIiEAU

Bees. Two-queen colony management; by C. L. Farrar. May 1946. 12 -f [2]
p. il. 4° (E-693.) [Processed. Prepared in cooperation with University
of Wisconsin.] t A 77.312 : E-693

DDT (insecticide) . Effect of DDT on sweetpotato weevil; by K. L. Cockerham,
P. K. Harrison, and O. T. Deen. May 1946. 7 p. il. 4° (E-691.) [Processed.
Prepared in cooperation with Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station and
Louisiana State Department of Agriculture and Immigration.] t

A 77.312 : E-691

Second digest of literature on DDT (May 1, 1944 to Dec. 31, 1944) ; by

R. C. Roark and N. E. Mclndoo. May 1946. 73 p. 4° (E-687.) [Processed.] t

A 77.312 : E-687

Suggestions concerning use of DDT dusts on potatoes in eastern Washing-
ton; by B. J. Landis and C. W. Getzendaner. May 1946. 2 p. 4° (E-689.)
[Processed.] f A 77.312 : E-689

Summary of results with DDT against truck crop, tobacco, and sugar beet

insects during 1945 ; compiled by W. H. White. May 1946. 17 p. 4° (E-692.)
[Processed.] t A 77.312 : E-692

Insect Pest Survey. Insect Pest Survey, special supplement (1946, no. 2-4) ;
Mar. 1-May 1, 1946. [1946.] various paging, 4° [Processed.] f.

A 77.310/3 : 946/2-4

Insect Pest Survey, summary of insect conditions in 1945. [1945.] 22 p

3 maps, 4» [Processed.] f A 77.302 : In 7/2/945

Insects. Vegetable gardener's handbook on insects and diseases; [by W. H
White and S. P. Doolittle]. [May 1946.] ii-fSO p. il. 4° (Agriculture Dept.
Miscellaneous publication 605.) [Prepared in cooperation with Plant Indus-
try, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering Bureau. Revision of Miscellaneous
publication 525.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 14
L. C. card Agr 46-121 A 1.38 : 605

Japanese beetle. Preparation of aqueous solutions of ethylene dibromide, eth-
elyn dichloride mixtures for fumigation of Japanese beetle larvae in soil
[with list of literature cited] ; by R. D. Chisholm, L. Koblitskv, A C Mason
and L. W. Coles. May 1946. 2 p. 4" (E-694.) [Processed.] t

A 77.312 : B-694

Methyl bromide. Control of orchid-infesting insects by vault fumigation with
methyl bromide; by Jacob W. Bulger. May 1946. 28 p. 6 p. of pi (E-690 )
[Processed.] t A 77.312 : E-690

Pests. Review of United States patents relating to pest control, by R. C. Roark.
V. 19, no. 1-3 ; Jan.-Mar. 1946. [1946.] various paging, 4° [Monthly. Proc-
cessed.] t A 77.311 : 19/1-3

Service announcements. Service and regulatory announcements, Oct -Dec 1945 •
[no.] 165. Mar. 1946. p. 51-90. [Quarterly.] f • Item 86
L. C. card Agr 14-383 A 77.308: 165

• Sent to Depository Libraries

710 Government Publications

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE

Experiment station record, v. 94, no. 1-5, Jan.-May 1946; [Howard Lawton
Knijrht, editor]. [1945-46.] cover titles, p. 1-704. [Monthly. Text and
ill list rat ions on p. 2-4 of covers.] *Paper, 20c single copy, $1.25 per vol.
(2 vols, a vr.) ; foreign subscription, $2.00 i)er vol. • Item 89
L. C. card Agr 9-832 A 77.408 : 94/1-5

Note. — Mainly made up of abstracts of current publications on agricultural science
and home economics, especially tliose of the United States Department of Agriculture
and the State agricultural experiment stations.

Insects. Experiment station progress in insect and plant disease control, 1945;
[by Floyd Andre, Howard P. Barss, and Frederick V. Rand]. 1946. [2] +
32 p. [From Report on agricultural experiment stations, 1945] t

A 77.401/2a : In 7

HUMAN NtTTRITION AND HOME ECONOMICS BUEEAU

Dressmaking. Fitting dresses; [by Edna E. Sommerfeld]. [Slightly revised,
May 1946.] [1946.] [2] +30 p. 11. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin
1964.) [Includes list of other publications on clothing and textiles available
from Department of Agriculture. Supersedes Farmers' bulletin 1530, Fitting
dresses and blouses.] * Paper, 10c. A 1.9: 1964/2

Fond. How homemakers can help save food to fight famine. Revised [Apr. 11,
1946]. Apr. 11, 1946. 4 p. 4° [Processed.] t • Item 11 A 77.702 :F 73

How homemakers can help save food to fight famine. Revised [Apr. 26,

1946]. Apr. 26, 1946. 4 p. 4° (Agriculture Dept. PA-6.) t A 1.68: 6

PLANT INDUSTRY, SOILS, AND AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING BUREAU

Bacteria. Aerobic mesophilic sporeforming bacteria [with list of literature
cited; by Nathan R. Smith, Ruth E. Gordon, and Francis E. Clark]. [May
1946.] cover title, 112 p. il. 1 pi. (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous publica-
tion 559.) *Paper, 25c. • Item 14
L. C. card Agr 46-116 A 1.38 : 559

Beans. Saving beans from rust; by W. J. Zaumeyer. May 1946. 3 p. 4°
[Processed] t A 77.502 : B 37

Fences. Farm' fences; [bv M. A. R. Kelley]. [Jan. 1940, slightly revised Apr.
1946.] [1946.] [2] +59 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1832.)
*Paper 10c.
L. C. card Agr 46-122 A 1.9 : 1832/4

Her'bs. Savory herbs, culture and use ; [by M. S. Lowman a;nd Miriam Birdseye].
[May 1946.] ii+33 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1977.)
*Paper, 10c. • Item 10
L. C. card Agr 46-120 A 1.9 : 1977

Hevea rubber. El cultivo del hule Hevea en pequeiias fincas, un estudio com-
pleto de la siembra, cultivo, y preparacion del hule Hevea en pequenas fincas en
los tr6picos americanos [con bibliografla], por W. E. Klippert ; [traducido al
espanol por Hernan Echeverri Yglesias]. Washington, D. C enero de 1946.
cover title, 77+ [2] p.+ [14] leaves, il. 1 pi. 4° [Processed. Twelve of the 14
leaves are full page illustrations and duplicate certain page numbers with
the addition of letters. Text on p. 2 of cover. For the English edition of
this publication see the Monthly catalog for June 1946, p. 577.] t

A 77.502 : R 82/Spanish

Masonry. Rubble masonry. Slightly revised Mar. 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 2 pi. 4"
(Information series 54.) [Processed. Includes list of Books dealing with the
subject of masonry.] t A 77.502 : R 82/2

Orchards. Control of diseases and insects in home orchards. [Apr. 1946.]
3 p. 4° [Processed.] t A 77.502: Or!

Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 711

Plant disease reporter. Plant disease reporter, v. 30, no. 1-6, Jan. 1&-June 15,
1946; issuetl by Plant Disease Survey, Division of Mycology and Disease Sur-
vey. [1946.] [11] +1-216 p. 11. 4° [Monthly. Processed.] f A 77.511 : 30/1-6

Same, index to supp. 145-150, 1944. May 15, 1946. [1] +483-530 p. 4°

(Plant disease reporter supp. 151.) [Processed.] t A 77.512: 151

Soils. Relation of soil reaction to toxicity and persistence of some herbicides in
greenhouse plots [with list of literature cited] ; by Annie M. Hurd-Karrer.
1946. 31 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 911.) * Paper, 10c.
• Item 16
L. C. card Agr 46-95 A 1.36: 911

EXTENSION SERVICE

Extension Service review, v. 17, no. 1-7; Jan.-July 1946. [1946.] p. 1-96, il. 4"
[Monthly ; June-July issued as one publication.] * Paper, 10c. single copy, 75c.
a yr. ; foreign subscription, $1.15. • Item 95
L. C. card Agr 30-359 A 43.7: 17/1-7

Gloves. Leather glovemaking; by Reba Adams. [Feb. 1946.] cover title, 7 p.
2 pi. 4" [Processed. Illustration on front cover.] t A 43.2 :G 51

Posters. We're needed again! be a victory farm volunteer; [poster]. 1946.
26 X 18.3 in. [Illustrator, Anton Bruehl. Prepared in cooperation vpith
Extension Service of the State Agricultural College and Education Office.] t

A 43.8 : V 88

FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION

Addresses. Cooperatives and family farm, by Clinton P. Anderson, Secretary of
Agriculture, address before annual meeting of delegates, National Council of
Cooperatives, Chicago, 111., Jan. 9, 1946. [1946.] 16 p. narrow 8"^ (Circular
A-25.) t • Item 99 A72.4:A-25

Food lockers. Cooperative frozen food locker associations in Illinois, 1945 ; by
Paul C. Wilkins. Jan. 1946. cover title, 34 p. 11. 4° (Miscellaneous report 94.)
[Processed. Prepared in cooperation with the St. Louis Bank for Cooperatives,
St. Louis, Mo. Text on p. 2 of cover.] f A 72.8: 94

Fruit. Status of cooperatives in fruit and vegetable canning, 1943 and 1944;
by G. M. Weber. Apr. 1946. cover title, 15 p. il. 4° (Miscellaneous report 97.)
[Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t A 72.8: 97

News for farmer cooperatives. News for farmer cooperatives, Jan.-Mar. 1946 ;
[V. 12, no. 10-13]. [1946.] Each 24 p. il. large 8" [Monthly.] * Paper, 10c.,
single copy, $1.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $1.40. • Item 106
L. C. card 36-20027 A 72.10 : 12/10-13

■ Same, Apr.-Juue 1946; [v. 13, no. 1-3]. [1946.] Each 24 p. or 23 p. + [1]

p. 11. large 8" A 72.10 : 13/1-3

FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL RELATIONS OFFICE

■ Agriculture in the Americas, Jan.-July 1946; [v. 6, no. 1-7]. [1946.] cover
titles, p. 1-110, il. 4° [Monthly; June-July issued as one publication. Text
and map on p. 2-4 of covers.] * Paper, lUc. single copy, 75c. a yr. ; foreign
subscription, $1.20. • Item 116
L. C. card Agr 41-6 A 67.15 : 6/1-7

Foreign agriculture, review of foreign farm policy, production, and trade, v. 10,
no. 1-5; Jan.-May 1946. [1946.] p. 1-80, il. 4" [Monthly.] * Paper, 10c.
single copy, $1.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $1.60. • Item 118
L. C. card 43-40327 A 67.7 : 10/1-5

Foreign crops and markets, v. 52, no. 1-25; Jan. 7-June 24, 1946. [1946.]
p. 1-392, 4° [Weekly. Proce.ssed.] f A 67.8 : 52/1-25

• Sent to Depository Libraries

712 Government Publications

FOREST SERVICE

Fire control notes, quarterly periodical devoted to technique of fire control, v. 7,
no. 1; [Apr. 194G]. 1946. ii+1^6 p. il. [Text on p. 2 and 3 of cover.]
♦ Paper, 15c. single copy, 50c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 70c. • Item 121
L. C. card Agr 37-16 A 13.32 : 7/1

Stock ranges. Schools giving courses in range management. [Revised 1946.]
[Feb. 1946.] 7p. 4« [Processed.] t A 13.2 : R 16/8/946

Wnter and our forests; [by Bernard Frank and Clifford A. Betts]. [Mar. 1946.]
[2] +29 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous publication 600.) * Paper,
10c. e Item 14
L. C. card Agr 46-105 A 1.38 : 600

INFORMATION OFFICE

Famine emergency campaign. [Revised] Apr. 23, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. 4" (Agri-
culture Dept. PA-5.) t • Item 11 A 1.68: 5

Food. Food conservation for peace. Feb. 18, 1946. 2 p. 4° [Processed.] t

A 21.2 : F 73

Home food preservation program for 1946. June 1, 1946. 4 p. 4° (Agri-
culture Dept. PA-13.) t • Item 11 A 1.68: 13

Publications. United States Department of Agriculture, monthly list of publica-
tions and motion pictures, Jan.-Apr. 1946; [compiled by Savanna D. Pierce
and Eleanor W. Clay]. [1946.] Each 4 p. t • Item 132
L. C. card Agr 9-1414 A 21.6/5 : 946/1-4

LIBRARY

Agriculture. Bibliography of agriculture, v. 8, no. 1-5 ; Jan.-May 1946. [1946.]
cover titles, various paging, 4° [Monthly. Text on p. 2 of covers.] * Paper,
40c. single copy, $4.50 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $5.50. • Item 134
L. C. card Agr 42-386 A 17.18 : 8/1-5

School lunches, list of references; compiled by Cora L. Feldkamp and Miriam
K. Silver. May 1946. 66 p. 4° (Library list 26.) [Processed.] t
L. C. card Agr 46-118 A 17.17 : 26

PRODUCTION AND MARKETING ADMINISTRATION

Cherries. Tentative United States standards for grades of frozen sweet cherries
(effective June 1, 1946). 1st issue. [May 17, 1946.] 8-f[l] p. 4°
[ Processed. ] f A 82.20 : C 424/946

Cold storage. Annual summary cold storage holdings, 1945. [1946.] 28 p.
oblong 8° [Processed.] t A 82.2 : C 67/945

Cold storage report, v. 31, no. 1-6; Jan. 1-June 1, 1946. [1946.] Each

18 p. or 19 p. il. 4" [Monthly. Processed.] f A 82.15 : 31/1-6

Commodity futures statistics, July 1944- June 1945. Washington, D. C, Apr.
1946. [2] -f 36 p. 4° (CS-17.) t • Item 61 A 82.18: 17'

Cotton. Cotton price statistics, v. 27, no. 6-10; Jan.-May 1946. [1946.] Each
26 p. or 22 p. 4° [Monthly. Processed.] t A 82.13 : 27/6-10

Weekly cotton 1 inters review, v. 16, no. 23-47; Jan. 4- June 28, 1946.

[1946.] Each [2] p. 4° [Processed.] f A 82.8 : 16/23-47

Weekly cotton market review, v. 27, no. 23-47 ; Jan. 4-June 28. 1946.

[1916.] Each [2] p. 4" [Processed.] t A 82.9 : 27/23-47

Food consumption levels in United States, Canada and United Kingdom, 3d
report of special Joint Committee set up by Combined Food Board. 1946.
vi+58 p. il. * Paper, 15c. • Item 67
L. C. card Agr 44-89 A 82.2: F 73/rp.3

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 713

Hay and pasture seed loan program for 1946. May 20, 1946. 4 p. 4° [Proc-
essed. ] t A 82.2 : H 32/946

Honey. Semi-monthly honey report, v. 30, no. 1-12; Jan. 2-,Tnne 17, 1946.
[1946.] various paging, narrow f [Processed.] t A 82.12 : 30/1-12

Livestock, meats and wool, market reviews and statistics, Dec. 29, 1945-June 22
[1946] ; V. 14, no. 1-26. Jan. 2-June 26, 1946. p. 1-469, 4" [Weekly.
Processed.] t A 82.7 : 14/1-26

Margarine production, July 1945-Mar. 1946. [1946.] Each 1 p. 4° [Monthly.
Processed.] f A 82.26 : 945/7-946/3

Marketing activities, Jan.-June, 1946; [v. 9, no. 1-6]. [1946.] Each 21 p. or 19
p. 4° [Monthly. Processed. April-May issued as one publication.] t

A 82.17 : 9/1-6

Olives. Tentative United States standards for grades of green olives (effective
June 1,1946). 1st issue. [May 17, 1946.] 12 + [1] p. il. 4" [Processed.] t

A 82.20 : 01 4/946

P. and 8. docket, monthly report of action taken on cases arising under packers
and stockyards act, v. 8, no. 1-4 ; Jan.-Apr. 1946. [1946.] Each 3 p. or 2 p. 4"
[Processed.] t A 82.14 : 8/1-4

Peaches. Amendment to tentative United States standards for grades of frozen
peaches, effective June 1, 1946. May 28, 1946. 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

A 80.822 : P 313/945/amdt.

i>JOTE. — This Amendment is elassctl under the Marketing Services Office so that it
may be filed with the publication which it amends.

Supplement to tentative United States standards for grades of frozen

peaches (effective June 1, 1940) . [May 28, 1940.] 3 + 2 p. 4° [Processed.] t

A 80.822 : P 313/945/supp.

Note. — This Supplement is classed under Marketing Services Office so that it may
be filed with the publication which it supplements.

Peanuts. Cleaned and shelled peanuts, monthly average prices for prompt ship-
ment, F. O. B. important shipping sections, 1920-45. [Apr. 24, 1946.] 4 p.
narrow f° [Proces.sed.] t A 82.2 : P 31/920-45

Weeklv peanut report, v. 28. no. 1-26; Jan. 2- June 26, 1946. [1946.]

various paging, f [Processed.] t A 82.10 : 28/1-26

Service announcements. Service and regulatory announcements no. 156: Rules
and regulations under Federal seed act, rules and regulations of Secretary of
Agriculture and joint rules and regulations of Secretary of Agriculture and
Secretary of Treasury, Federal seed act of Aug. 9, 1939 (53 Stat. 1275). Mar.
1940, reissued with amendments, Feb. 1946. [1946.] cover title. 48 p. [Title
7, chap. 1, pt. 201 of Code of Federal regulations. Formerly issued by Agri-
cultural Marketing Service.] t • Item 64
L. C. card Agr 46-123 A 82.23 : 156

Soyican market summary, Dec. 194.")-May 1946. [1945-46.] Each [2] p. narrow
r [Quarterly. Processed.] t A 82.21 : 945/4-946/2

Sugar beets. Fair and reasonable wage rates for 1946 crop of sugar beets. Mar.
8,1946. 4 p. (S. D. 234; Sugar Branch.) t • Item 30 A 82.19: 234

Sugarcane. Amendment to determination of fair and reasonable wage rates for
persons employed in production and cultivation of sugarcane in Louisiana
during calendar vear 1946. INIar. 27, 1946. 1 p. (S. D. 231. Amendment;
Sugar Branch.) t • Item 30 A82.1S: 231/amdt.

Determination of fair and n«asonable prices for 1943-44 crop of Puerto

Rican sugarrane (an'ended*. Mar. 22, 1946. 1 p. (S. D. 191. amended;
Sugar Branch.) t • Item 30 A 80.117 : 191/aradt.

Note. — This Amendment is classed under Distribution Office so that it may be filed
with the publication which it amends.

Determination of fair and reasonable prices for 1944-45 crop of Puerto

Rican sugarcane (amended). :Mar. 22, 1946. 1 p. (S. D. 204, amended;

• Sent to Depository Libraries

714 Government Publications

Sugarcane — Continued.

Suffar Branch.) t • Item 30 A 80.817 : 294/amdt.

Note. — This Amendment Is classed under Marketing Services Office so that it may be
filed with the publication which it amends.

Tobacco Stocks report, a.s of Oct. 1, 194r)-Apr. 1, 1946. Nov. 23, 1945-IMay 22, 1M6.
variou.s paging, 4° [Quarterly. Processed.] t A 82.11 : 945/4-946/2

FJinERAL CROP INSURANCE CX)RPOE.\TlON

Note. — The Federal Crop Insurance Corporation was established as a bureau within
the Production and Marketinff Administration by supp. 1 to Memorandum 1118 of the
Secretary of AKriculturo, dated Oct. 8, 1945.

Crop insuraiicc. 15 in 1, one contract protects your crop. [Jan. 1946.1 [2] p. il.
oblong 8°, folded into narrow 8° size. (Agriculture Dept. Program aid-3.) t
L. C. card Agr 46-119 A 1.68 : 3

FIELD SERVICE BRANCH

Agricultural conscrr-atioyi. 1946 agricultural conservation program, east central
region ; Determining performance, 1946 ACP. [1946.] 8 p. 4° (ECR-1016.) t

A 82.102 : P 41/946

1946 agricultural conservation program for Arizona, supp. 1 [to handbook].

Apr. 9. 1046. 1 p. (Western region; WR 46-1, Arizona, supp. 1.) [Proc-
essed.] t A 82.112 : Ar 4 i/946/supp.l

1946 agricultural conservation program for California, supp. 1 [to hand-
book]. Mar. 20, 1946. 2 p. ( [Western region] ; WR 46-1. California, supp. 1.)
[Processed.] f A 82.112 : C 12/&46/supp.l

Same. supp. 2 [to handbook]. Apr. 9, 1946. 1 p. (Western region; WR

46-1, California, supp. 2.) [Processed.] t A 82.112 : C 12/946/supp.2

1946 agricultural conservation program for Colorado, supp. 1 [to hand-
book]. Mar. 13, 1946. 1 p. (Western region; WR 46-1, Colorado, supp. 1.)
[Processed.] f A 82.112 : C 71/946/supp.l

Same, supp. 2 [to handbook]. Apr. 10, 1946. 1 p. (Western region;

WR 46-1, Colorado, supp. 2.) [Processed.] f A 82.112 : C 71/946/supp.2

Same, supp. 3 [to handbook]. May 18, 1946. 1 p. (Western region;

WR 46-1, Colorado, supp. 3.) [Processed.] t A 82.112 : C 71/946/supp.3

1946 agricultural conservation program for Massachusetts, supp. 1. Apr.

22,1946. 1 p. (Northeast region; NER-lOlO-Massachusetts, supp. 1.) [Proc-
essed.] t A 82.110 : M 38/946/supp.l

1946 agricultural conservation program for Montana, supp. 1 [to hand-
book]. Apr. 12, 1946. 3 p. ([Western region] ; WR 46-1, Montana, supp. 1.)
[Processed.] t A 82.112 : M 76/946/supp.l

1946 agricultural conservation program for Nevada, supp. 1 [to hand-
book]. Apr. 12, 1946. 1 p. (Western region; WR 46-1, Nevada, supp. 1.)
[ Processed. ] t A 82.1 12 : N 41/946/supp.l

• 1946 agricultural conservation program for New Mexico, supp. 1 [to hand-
book]. Apr. 27, 1946. 3 p. ( [Western region] ; WR 46-1, New Mexico, supp.
1.) [Processed.] t A 82.112 : N 42 m/M6/supp.l

1946 agricultural conservation program for Oregon, supp. 1 [to handbook].

Mar. 13, 1946. 1 p. (Western region; WR 46-1, Oregon, supp. 1.) [Proc-
essed.] t A 82.112 : Or 3/946/supp.l

Same, supp. 2 [to handbook]. May 18, 1946. 1 p. (AVestern region;

WR 46-1, Oregon, supp. 2.) [Processed.] t A 82.112 : Or 3/946/supp.2

1946 agricultural conservation program for Wyoming, supp. 1 [to hand-
book]. Mar. 13, 1946. 1 p. (Western region; WR 46-1, Wyoming, supp. 1.)
[Processed.] t A 82.112 : W 99/946/supp.l

1946 agricultural conservation program, northeast region : Instructions for

determining performance, State and county office procedure. Apr. 26, 1946.
8 p. (NER-1028.) t •Item 37 A 82.106 : P 41/946

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 715

Agricultural conservation — Continued.

1946 agricultural conservation program, supp. 1 [to bulletin]. Apr. 18

1946. 1 p. (ACP-1946-1.) [Processed.] t A 82.102 : C 76/946/supp.]

1946 agricultural conservation program, western region : Instructions foi

checking and reporting performance under 1946 agricultural conservation pro
gram (pt. 1). Apr. 25, 1946. 6 p. (WR 46-13, pt. 1.) t • Item 37

A 82.106 : C 76/4/946/pt.l

Commodities. Records, reports, service fees, sales and rentals of CCC bins, in-
spection and maintenance of CCC bins and stored commodities. May 15, 1946.
[l]+29 p. 4° (Commodity loan 2, pt. 4.) f A 82.102 : C 73/pt.4

Conservation materials. Procedure to be followed in county and State offices
in furnishing conservation materials. Apr. 1946. 3+45+2 p. 4° (WD-72.)
[Processed.] f A 82.102 : C 76/5/946

Tobacco. County office instructions, tobacco marketing quotas, 1946-47 market-
ing year. June 5, 1946. 8 p. 4° (Tobacco 22.) [Processed.] t

A 82.106 : T 55/3/946-^7

RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION

Construction contract (general contract) for rural electrical distribution project.
[1946.] cover title [97] p. 142 p of pi. large 8° * Paper, $1.50.

A 68.2 : C 76/946

Rural electrification news, Jau.-June 1946; [v. 11, no. 5-10.] [1946.] various,
paging, il. 4° [Monthly.] * Paper, 10c. single copy, 75c. a yr. ; foreign sub-
scription, $1.15. • Item 147
L. C. card 37-26406 A 68.9 : 11/5-10

SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE

Hoil conservation. Soil conservation during the war ; by George W. Collier.
Mar. 1946. cover title, 25+ [1] p. il. 4° (Agriculture Dept. War records
monograph 2.) [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t A 1.69: 2

Soil conservation, official organ of Soil Conservation Service, Jan.-July 1946;
[v. 11, no. 7-12]. [1946.] [12J +147-296 p. il. 4" [Monthly ; June-July issued
as one publication.] * Paper, 10c. single copy, $1.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription,
$1.50. • Item 152
L. C. card Agr 35-403 A 57.9 : 11/7-12

Soil conservation districts, status of organization by States, approximate acreage,
number of operating units and farms in organized districts [as of Jan. 1-May
15, 1946]. Feb. 1-June 1, 1946. Each 4 p. or 5 p. 4° [Monthly. Proc-
essed. ] t A 57.32 : 946/1-5

ARCHITECT OF CAPITOL

House Office buildings. Supplemental estimate of appropriation for legislative
branch. Architect of Capitol, fiscal year 1946 [for House Office buildings].
June 17, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 666, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

Note. — The Commission furnishes iiKlividual copies of most of its publications gra-
tuitously to those who apply for them.

[Class specifications and statements of allocation standards for positions sub-
ject to classifications act of 1923, as amended] ; Sept. 1945-Mar. 1946. [1945-
46.] various paging. [Monthly. Issued in loose-leaf form.] * Paper, 20c
single copy, $2.25 a yr. • Item 169 CS 1.39 : 945/9-946/3

Jobs. Best Federal job opportunities, Jan. 1D46. [1946.] [2] p. il. large 4°,
folded into narrow 8° size. [Monthly. Discontinued with this issue.] t
• Item 169 CS 1.43 : 946/1

Sent to Depository Libraries

716 Government PuBLiCATiONft

Personnel manual. Federal persounel manual, transmittal sheet 36; May 2,
1946. [1946.] [8] p. 4° [Issued in loose-leaf form.] * Paper, beginning with
Transmittal .slieet no. 1, subscrliition price is $3.50 (52 issues) ; foreign
subscription, $5.00. • Item 171 CS 1.41 : 36

NOTK. — This installment contains certain pages to be substituted for pages of the
Federal personnel manual.

Same, transmittal sheet 37; May 6, 1946. [1946.] [24] p. 4° [Issued in

loose-leaf form.] • Item 171 CS 1.41 : 37

Note. — This installment contains certain pages to be substituted for pages of the
Federal personnel manual.

Same, transmittal sheet 38; May 13, 1946. [1946.] [24] p. il. 4° [Issued

in loose-leaf form.] •Item 171 CS 1.41 : 38

Note. — This installment contains certain pages to be substituted for pages of the
Federal personnel manual.

Same, tran.'^mittal sheet 39; May 23, 1046. [1946.] [12] p. 4° [Issued in

loose-leaf form.] • Item 171 CS 1.41: 39

Note. — This installment contains certain pages to be substituted for pages of the
Federal personnel manual.

Same, transmittal .Sheet 40 ; May 27, 1946. [1946.] [15] p. 4° [Issued in

loose-leaf form.] • Item 171 CS 1.41 : 40

Note. — ^This installment contains certain pages to be substituted for pages of the
Federal personnel manual.

Report. 62(1 annual report, Civil Service Commission, fiscal year 1945. 1945
iv-f 79 p. il. [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 167
L. C. card 4-18119 CS 1.1 : 945

Retirement report, fiscal year 1945, [under] civil service retirement act. Canal
Zone retirement act, Alaska Railroad retirement act, Panama Canal construc-
tion annuity act ; prepared by Retirement Division. 1946. ii+45 p. il. 1 pi. f
• Item 169
L. C. card 37-29068 CS 1.2 : R 31/2/945

Writing. Supplement to How does your writing read? prepared by Procedures
and Records Committee, Council of Personnel Administration. [1946.] 9 p. 4°
[Processed.] t
L. C. card 46-26105 CS 1.2 : W 93/supp.

ACTUARIES BOARD

Report. Civil service retirement and disability fund, letter from president. Civil
Sen-ice Commission, transmitting 25th annual report of Board of Actuaries,
fiscal year 1945. 1946. iv+14 p. (S. doc. 197, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 22-26097

COMMERCE DEPARTMENT

CENSUS BUREAU

[Business reports.] 4" [Monthly and annual. Processed.] t

C 3. (various arbitrary numbers) :
Monthly publications
Canned fruits and vegetables (jointly with Public warehousing of general merchan-
Buroau of Foreign and Domestic Com- di.se (C 3.102:)

merce) (C 3.168 :) Retail trade reports. United States sum-

Confectionery and competitive chocolate mary and separate reports for 34 States

products: Manufacturers' sales and 1.") selected areas (C 3.138/2:)

(C3.135:) Wholesalers' sales, inventories and credits

Green coffee: I'uventories and roastings (C 3.133:)

(C 3.169:)

Annual publication
Sales and year-end inventories of independent retail stores. (C 3.138 :)

Census, J9J,0 {16th). See, below, entries under center head Census. 1940 {IGtli) .
• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 717

Commerce. Monthly summai-y of foreign commerce of United States, Dec. 1943,
revised through Nov. 30, 1945. p. l-20E+21-^3iA+ 34-61, 4° [Processed.
Prepared under supervision of J. Edward Ely, chief, Foreign Trade Divi-
sion.] t C 3.147 : &13/12

Cotton. Cotton and linters consumed and on hand, and active cotton spindles,
Jan.-Apr. 1946 and 1945. Feb. 19-May 17, 1946. Each oblong 32° [Monthly.
Preliminary reports. Issued in postal card form.] t C 3.21 : 945-46/6-9

Cotton production and distribution, season of 1944-45. 1946. [2]-l-ii4-66

p. il. (Bulletin 1S2.) [Prepared imder supervision of William F. Callander,
chief. Agriculture Division.] * Papei% 15c. • Item 186

L. C. card 25-262G3 C 3.3 : 182

Report on cotton ginning, number of bales of cotton ginned from growth

of 1945 prior to Dec. 13, 1945, and cooperative statistics to corresponding date in
1944 and 1943. Dec. 20, 1945 and Jan. 23, 1946. Each oblong 32° [Prelim-
inary reports. Issued in postal card form.] t C 3.20 : 945-46/8,9

Same, with title. Report of cotton ginned, crops of 1945, 1944, and 1943.

Mar. 20, 1916. oblong 32° [Preliminary report. Issued in postal card form.] t

C 3.20 : 945-46/10
Employment. Government employment, 4th quarter, 1945; v. 6, no. 6, Public em-
ployment in Oct. 1945. Mar. 1946. 2 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t C 3.140 : 6/6

Same, 1st quarter, 1946; v. 7, no. 1, Public employment in Jan. 1946.

Apr. 1946. 2 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t C 3.140: 7/1

Financial statistics. City finances, 1943: v. 2, Topical reports, no. 3, City capital
outlay, 1937-43 ; by Inez A. Applebee and Leon Rothenberg. Apr. 1946. 21 p.
il. 4° [Processed. Prepared under supervision of Calvert L. Dedrick, chief,
Governments Division.] f
L. C. card 34-28211 C 3.142.943/v.2/no.3

City finances 1944 : v. 1, Individual city reports. 4° [Processed. The

following numbers have been issued during the period of this Monthlv catalog.]
t C 3.142 : 944/v. i, no. 24-31

24. Indianapolis, Ind., fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 1944, population 1940 census, 386,972.

Apr. 1946. 10 p.

25. San Antonio, Tex., fiscal year ended May 31, 1944, population 1940 cen.sus, 253,854.

Apr. 1946. 10 p.

26. Los Angeles, Calif., fiscal year ended June 30, 1944, population 1940 census,

1.504,277. May 1946. 10 p.

27. Dallas, Tex., fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1944, population 1940 census, 294,734.

May 1946. 10 p.

28. Minneapolis, Minn., fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 1944, population 1940 census, 492,370.

May 1946. 10 p.

29. Portland, Oreg., fiscal year ended June 30, 1944, population 1940 census, 305,394.

May 1946. 10 p.

30. Memphis. Tenn.. fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 1944, population 1940 census, 292,942.

May 1946. 10 p.

31. New Orleans, La., fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 1944, population 1940 census, 494,537.

June 1946. 10 p.

Same : v. 2, Topical reports, no. 1, City debt in 1944. May 1946. 60 p. 4°

[Processed. Prepared under supervision of Calvert L. Dedrick, chief. Govern-
ments Division.] f C 3.142 : 944/V.2, no.l

Same: v. 3, Statistical compendium, preliminary summary, Summarv of

city government finances in 1944. May 1946. 46 p. il. 4° [Processed. Pre-
pared under supervision f.f Calvert L. Dedrick, chief. Governments Di-
vision. ] t C 3.142 : 944/v.3/prelim.

State finances, 1944: v. 2, Topical reports, no. 4, State expenditure in 1944.

May 1946. 20 p. 4° [Processed. Prepared under supervision of Calvert L.

Dedrick, chipf. Governments Division.] f

L. C. card 16-26796 C 3.141 : 944/V.2. no.4

Foreign trade. Foreign commerce and navigation of United States, calendar
year 1943: Table 4, supplement. United States total exports and exports under
lend-lease program of domestic merchandise, by commodity group and com-
miodity subgroup by continent and country of destination. Jan. 194(). [2]-r
58 p. 4° [Processed. Prepared under supervision of J. Edward Ely. chief.
Foreign Trade Division.] t
h. C. card 7-19228 C 3.159 : 943/tab.4/Supp.

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718 G0VERN]VIENT PUBLICATIONS

Foreign trade — Continued.

— — [Foreign trade] reports. [Processed.] t various prices, see note below.
• Item 198 C 3.164 :

Note. — The Foreign trade reports (designated Report no. FT followed by a number)
provide information on United States trade whicli heretofore has been withheld from
dissemination to the public for reasons of security. Strategic, military and critical
materials, so designated by appropriate Government agencies, are not shown in detail
in these reports.

Each reiiort is issued monthly, with a calendar year annual. Some of the earlier
issues cover a period of 6 months. The reports are for sale by the Bureau of the Census
on a subscription basis, and information concerning the various prices can be obtained
from that Bureau. • These publications are not available through the Superintendent of
Documents.

Tlie parts tlius far comprising tlie Foreign trade reports are as follows:

FT 100. United States general imports and imports for consumption, commodity totals.

FT 110. United States general imports from Latin American republics, commodity by
country totals.

FT 120. United States general imports from Latin American republics, country by
commodity totals.

FT 121. United States general imports from Canada and Mexico, country by commodity
totals.

FT 400. United States exports of domestic and foreign merchandise (including lend-
lease exports), commodity totals.

FT 410. United States exports of domestic and foreign merchandise (including lend-
lease exports) to Latin American republics, commodity by country totals.
[Report no. FT 410 is divided into sections according to Schedule B com-
modity groups.]

FT 415. United States exports of domestic and foreign merchandise under lend-lease
program, commodity by country of destination.

FT 420. United States exports of domestic and foreign merchandise (including lend-
lease exjiorts) to Latin American republics, country by commodity totals.

FT 421. United States exports of domestic and foreign merchandise (including lend-
lease exports) to Canada and Mexico, country by commodity totals.

FT 425. United States exports of domestic and foreign merchandise under lend-lease
program, country of destination by commodity.

FT 800. United States trade in domestic and foreign merchandise with Alaska, Puerto
Rico and Virgin Islands of United States.

FT 850. United States exports and imports of gold and silver.

Labor force. Monthly report on labor force : Estimates of labor force, employ-
ment and unemployment in United States daring week of Nov. 4-10. 1945 to
IMar. 3-9. 1946. [1945-46.] various paging, 4° (Population: MRLF-no. 42
toMRLF-46.) [Processed.] t 0 3.155:42-46

- — - Same : Employment continues to expand between March and April, unem-
ployment shows decline. May 15, 1946. 6 p. il. 4° (Population : MRLF-no. 47.)
[Processed.] t 0 3.155:47

Morfalily. Ourrent mortality analysis ; v. 4, no. 1-3. Apr, 3-May 29, 1946. Each
4 p. il. 4° [Monthly. Processed.] % 0 3.152:4/1-3

Mortality index. Weekly mortality index, deaths in major cities, Feb. 1-June 21
1946; V. 16, no. 53-v. 17, no. 25. Jan. 12-June 27. 1946. Each 4 p. il. 4'
[Processed.] t 0 3.41:16/53-17/25

Publications. Oensus publications : 2, List of publications issued Jan.-Apr. 1946,
except regular monthlv and quarterly releases, v. 2. pt. 2, no. 1-4. [1946.]
Each [2] p. or [3] p. 4° [Monthly.]' f • Item 198

O 3.163 : 2/2-1 to 2-A

Vital statistics. Monthly vital statistics bulletin, v. 8, no. 11- v. 9, no. 3 ; Jan. 15-
May 10, 1946. [1946.] Each 4 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t 0 3.127:8/11-9/3

Vital statistics, special reports. State summaries, v. 24, no. 1-25; Mav

10-June 7, 1946. [1946.] 1-503 p. il. 4" [Processed.] f
L. 0. card 40-26272 0 3.67:24/1-25

NoTR. — The summaries in volume 24 are for 1944. These reports will be released
concurrently with those of volume 23.

Census, 191,0 {16th)

Life tables. TTnited States life tables and actuarial tables, 1931-41 ; by Thomas
N. E. Greville. 1946. iv+153 p. il. 4° (16th census of United States, 1940)
[Prepared under supervision of Halhert L. Dunn, chief. Vital Statistics Divi-
sion.] *01oth. $1.25. • Item 213
L. 0. card 46-26395 0 3.940-2 : L 62/939-41

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 719

Manufactures. Manufactures, 1939: chap. 2, General summary. 1946.
[3] +17-64 p. il. 4° (letli census of United States, 1940.) [I'repared under
supervision of Tliomas J. Fitzgerald, chief statistician for manufactures.
Reprint of pages 17-04 from Manufactures, 1939, v. 1, general reports, statis-
tics by subjects.] t C 3.94U-5/a : M 319

Same : chap. 7, Fuel consumed. 194G. [2] +330-352 p. il. 4° (16th census

of United States, 1940.) [Prepared under supervision of Thomas J. Fitzgerald,
chief statistician for manufactures. Reprint of pages 335-352 from Manu-
factures, 1939, V. 1, general reports, statistics by subjects.] t

C 3.94a-5/a : F 952

Same: chap. 9, Expenditures for plant and equipment. 1946. [3J+363-

373 p. 4° (16th census of United States, 1940) [Prepared under supervision
of Thomas J. Fitzgerald, chief statistician for manufactures. Reprint of pages
363-373 from Manufactures, 1939, v. 1, general reports, statistics by sub-
jects.] t C 3.940-5/a : P 694

Population. Population : Internal migration, 1935-40, age of migrants. 1946.
iv+382 p. il. 4° (16th census of United States, 1940.) [Prepared under super-
vision of Leon E. Truesdell, chief. Population Division.] * Paper, $1.25.
• Item 213
L. C. card 46-26462 C 3.940-2 : P 81/32

Same: Internal migration, 1935^0, economic characteristics of migrants.

1946. v+223 p. il 4° (16th census of United States, 1940.) [Prepared by
Joel Williams and Robert J. Milliken, under supervision of Leon E. Truesdell,
chief. Population Division.] * Paper, 60c. • Item 213

L. C. card 46-26461 C 3.940-2 : P 81/31

CIVIL AERONAUTICS AUTHORITY

CIVIL AEKONAUTICS ADMINISTRATION

CAA journal, Jan. 15-May 15, 1946; [v. 7, no. 1-5]. [1946.] p. 1-68, il. 4°
(Aviation Information Office.) [Monthly.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, 50c a yr. ;
foreign subscription, 75c. • Item 219 C 31. 118 : 7/1-5

Pilot written examination guidebook, supplementary sheet with corrections.
[1946.] 2 p. 4° [Processed.] j C 31.102 : P 64/3/supp.

Publications. General publications [list] Mar. 14. 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 4° [Proc-
essed.] t C 3L 102 : P 96/2/946

CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD

Note. — The opinions in economic proceedings of the Civil Aeronautics Board are printed
separately beginning with v. 2, and are "advance sheets" of the material which will make
up bound volumes of the Civil Aeronautics Board Reports. '

The separate opinions are obtainable from the Superintendent of Documents, Govern-
ment Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C, at a subscription price of $2.00 per volume ;
single copies vary in price.

Aircraft accidents. Accident investigation report concerning Joel T. INIurphy,
[Fayetteville] Ga., Feb. 26, 1946; docket no. SA-114, adopted May 8, 1946.
[1946.] 3 p. 4° [Processed.] t C 31.213 :F 294

Accident investigation report. Pan American, Latin American division,

Trinidad, Briti.sh West Indies, Jan. 8, 1945; docket no. SA-99, adopted Apr. 19,
1946. [1946.] 13 + 2 p. 4" [Processed.] t C 31.213 :P 88s

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident. Fair

Bluff, N. C, Feb. 12, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

C 31.213 : F 15b

— Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident, Hephzi-
bah, Ga., Sept. 22, 194.5. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t C 31.213 :H 411

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Albia, Iowa [Aug. 3, 1945]. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

C 31.213 : Al 14

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720 Government Publications

Aircraft accidents — Continued.

Facts, comlitioiis and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Capay, Calif., Jan. 23, 1946. 11D46.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t C 31.213 :C 17

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Jordan, Mont., Jan. 15, 194G. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

C 31.213 : J 767

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Portland, Maine, Feb. 16, 1946. [1W6.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

C 31.213 : P 837/3

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Rector, Pa., Jan. 5, 1946. [1&46.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t C 31.213 :R 245

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near San

Diego, Calif., Jan. 27, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Processed.] t C 31.213 : Sa odi

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near San

Mateo, Calif., :Mar. 24, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Processed.] t

C31.213:Sa5ma

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near Van

Horn, Tex., Feb. 8, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4"- [Processed.] t C 31.213 : V 317

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident, Santa Fe,

N. Mex., Jan. 19, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t C 31.213 : Sa 5 taf

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident. Seminole,

Tex., Feb. 1, 1W6. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t C 31.213 :Se 52

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident, Toledo,

Ohio, Feb. 9, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t C 31.213 : T 575/2

British Overseas Airwaijs Corporation. Docket no. 2072, British Overseas Air-
ways Corporation, temporary amendment of permit, decided Oct. 17, 1945;
opinion [and order]. [1945.] p. 537-540. ([Opinion] 37.) [From C. A. B.
Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 226 C 31.211/a : 6/37

Civil air regulations amendments. [Processed.] t C 31.209:

Note. — Amendments to Civil air regulations, beginning with Oct. 15, 1941, are issued
in a new form, and are numbered so that no amendment will affect more than one part
of the Regulations. These amendments or digests of them will be published in the
monthly Civil aeronautics journal. Separate entries of these amendments are not listed
in the Monthly catalog.

Economic proceedings. Report of formal economic proceedings as of Jan. 31-
Apr. 30, 1946; prepared by Docket Section, Office of Trial Examiners. [1946.]
various paging, oblong 8° [Monthly. Processed.] t Paper, $1.00 a vr.

C 31.219 : 946/1-4

Foreign air neics digest, v. 4. no. 7.")-86; Jan. 14-June 17. 1946. [1946.] [23] +
503-553 p. +554-648 leaves, 4° [Fortnightly. Processed.] f

C 31.216 : 4/75-86

Trans-Canada Air Lines. Docket no. 1935, Trans-Canada Air Lines, foreign air
carrier permit; decided Sept. 19, 1945; opinion [and order]. [1945.] p. 529-
536. ([Opinion] 36.) [From C. A. B. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper. 5c. • Item
226 C 31.211/a : 6/36

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY

Note. — Nautical charts for navigating the waters of the coasts of the United States
and of its possessions, coast pilots carrying auxiliary information for the use of the
nautical charts ; tide tables showing time and heights of tides, current tables showing
direction and force of ocean and estuary currents are sold at the Washington office of the
Coast and Geodetic Survey and by sales agents. The s.ales agents for the nautical charts
and nautical publications are located at the principal seaports of the United States.

Coast pilots. Supplement to United States coast pilot. Alaska : pt. 2, Yakutat
Bav to Arctice Ocean, 4th (1938) edition; Feb. 16, 1946. [1946.] 53 leaves.
(Serial 607-3.) t • Item 239. C 4.7/3 : 938/supp.2

Seismological bulletin, MSI-116; Oct.-Dec. 1943. [1946.] cover title, 13+17+
20 p. f [Quarterly. Processed, with printed cover.] % C 4.36: 116

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 721

Tide tames, Atlantic Ocean, [calendar] year 1947. 194G. 352 p. (Serial 078.)
[Includes list of publications by Coast and Geodetic Survey relating to tides
and currents.] t Paper, 25c. • Item 236
L. C. card 7-35329 C 4.15/3 : 947

Aeronautical charts

Alaska, Gulf of. "World aeronautical chart: Gulf of Alaska, lat 56°-60°, long.
141°-151°; 137. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000,000. Washington, D. G.,
Mar. 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side. Lambert con-
formal conic projection.] t 25c. ' C 4.9/8 : 137/946

Albuquerque [N. Mex.], lat. 34°-36°, long. 102°-108° ; sectional aeronautical chart
R^. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [Feb. 1946].
20X46 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : Al 15/946

Austin [Tex.], lat. 30°-32°, long. 96°-102° ; sectional aeronautical chart P-5.

Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [Jan. 1946]. 2lX

• 48 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. C 4.9/4 : Au 76/946

Beaumont [Tex.], lat. 30°-32'', long. 90°-96° ; sectional aeronautical chart P-6.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [Jan. 1946]. 20X
48 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : B 383/946

BelUngham [Wash.], lat. 48°-50°, long. 120°-126° ; sectional aeronautical chart
Y-1. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [Apr. 1946].
21X38 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. G 4.9/4 : B 417/946

Birmingham [.47a.], lat. 32°-34°, long. S4°-90° ; sectional aeronautical chart
Q-7. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. G. [Apr. 1946].
20X47 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t25c. C 4.9/4 : B 537/946

Boise [Idaho], lat. 42°^4°, long. 114°-120° ; sectional aeronautical chart V-2.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. G. [Apr. 1946]. 20X
43 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. G 4.9/4 : B 636/946

Boston Mountains. World aeronautical chart : Boston Mountains, United States,
lat. 32°-36°, long. S7°-94° ; 408. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000'. Wash-
ington, D. C., 3d edition, Apr. 1946. 20x28 in. [Legend and index on reverse
side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. G 4.9/8 : 408/946

Brooks Range. World aeronautical chart: Brooks Range, Alaska, lat. 6S°-72°,
long. 144°-160° ; 63. Scale 10 m.=0.B in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Washington, D. C.,
2d edition. May 1946. 20x28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side. Lam-
bert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. G 4.9/8 : 63/946

Bryce Canyon. World aeronautical chart: Bryce Canvon, United States, lat.
36°-40°. long. 107°-114° ; 362. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale, 1 : 1,000,000. Wash-
ington, D. G., Mar. 1946. 20x28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side. Lam-
bert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. G 4.9/8 : 362/946

Butte [Mont.], lat. 46''-48°, long. 108°-114° ; sectional aeronautical chart X3.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. C. [May 1946]. 20X39
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : B 981/946

Charlie Lake. World aeronautical chart: Charlie Lake, Alaska-Canada, lat.
56°-^0°, long. 120°-131° ; 139. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Wash-
ington, D. C, 2d edition. Mar. 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on re-
verse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/8 : 139/946

Charlotte [N. C], lat. 34°-36°, long. 78''-84° ; sectional aeronautical chart R-8.
scale 10 m. = 1.3 in., scale 1:^00,(;00. Washington, D. C. [Apr. 1946]. 20X46
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : C 381/946

Chattanooga [Tenn.], lat. 34°-36°, long. 84°-90° ; sectional aeronautical ciiart
R-7. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [Apr. 1946].
20X46 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. C 4.9/4 : C 392/946

Chesapeake Bay. World aeronautical chart : Chesapeake Bay, United States,
lat. 36°^0°, long. 72°-79^ ; 357. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Wash-
ington, D. C. 3d edition. May 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on reverse
side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. G 4.9/8 : 357/946

• Sent to Depository Libraries

702587— 46— No. 618 3

722 Government Publications

Cincinnati [Ohio], lat. 38°^0°, long. 84°-90° ; sectional aeronautical chart T-7.
Scale 10 ni.=1.3 in., scale 1: 50(),(H»0. Wa.shinKton, D. C. [Apr. 1946]. 20X43
in. [Lambert conforuaal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : C 49/946

Columbia River. World aeronautical chart: Columbia River, United States, lat.
44°-4S°, long. 117°-125° ; 2C9. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Wash-
ington, D. C, 3d edition. May 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on reverse
side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. 0 4.9/8:269/946

Commander Islands. World aeronautical chart : Komandorskiye Islands, Bering
Sea, lat. 52°-56°, long. 174°-165° ; 193. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000.
Washington, D. C., Mar. 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. 0 4.9/8:193/946

Corpus Christi [Tex.], lat. 26°-28°, long. 96°30'-102° ; sectional aeronautical
chart N-5. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. O. [Jan.
1946]. 21X46 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c.

O 4.9/4 : 0 817/946

Dallas [Tex.], lat. 32°-34°, long. 96°-102° ; sectional aeronautical chart Q-5.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. 0. [Mar. 1946]. 20X47
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. 0 4.9/4 : D 161/&46

Del Rio [Tex.], lat. 28°-30°, long. 99°45'-105° ; sectional aeronautical chart 0-4.
Scale 10 m. = 1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. O. [Jan. 1946]. 20X43
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. O 4.9/4 : D 387/946

Edirards Plateau. Aeronautical chart: Edwards Plateau, United States, lat.
28°-32°, long. 96°-102° ; 469. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000,000. Wash-
ington, D. O., Feb. 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side. Lam-
bert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. 0 4.9/8 : 469/946

El Paso [Tea?.], lat. 30°-32°, long. 102°-10S° ; sectional aeronautical chart P-4.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [Jan. 194G.J 20X48
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : El 69/946

Elko [Nev.], lat. 40°-42°, long. 114°-120° ; sectional aeronautical chart U-2.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. O. [May 1946] . 20X42
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. O 4.9/4 : El 52/946

Fairiveather, Mount. World aeronautical chart: Mount Fairweather, Alaska,
lat, 56°-60°, long. 130°-142° ; 138. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000,000.
Washington, D. C, 1st edition, Apr. 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on
reverse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] 1 25c. 0 4.9/8:138/946

Fox Islands. World aeronautical chart : Fox Islands, Aleutian Islands, lat.
52°-56°, long. 158°-169° ; 190. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Washing-
ton, D. O., 2d edition, Apr. 1946. 20x28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. 0 4.9/8 : 190/946

Galveston Bay. Aeronautical chart : Galveston Bay, United States, lat 28°-32°,

long. 90°-96° ; 468. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Washington, D. 0.,

Feb., 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side. Lambert conformal

conic projection.] t 25c. O 4.9/8 : 468/946

Gila River. World aeronautical chart : Gila River, United States-Mexico, lat.
32°-36°, long. 108°-115° ; 405. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Wash-
ington, D. C, 3d edition. Mar. 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on reverse
side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] 1 25c. 0 4.9/8:405/946

Great Smoky Mountains. World aeronautical chart: Great Smoky Mountains,
United States, lat. 32°-36% long. 80°-87° ; 409. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale
1:1,000,000. Washington, D. C, 3d edition, May 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and
index on reverse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c.

O 4.9/8 : 409/946

Hudson River. Aeronautical chart : Hudson River, United States-Canada, lat.
400-44°, long. G9°-77°; 310. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000,000. Wash-
ington, D. C, Dec. 1945. 20x28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. 0 4.9/8:310/946

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Itasca, Lake. Aeronautical chart: Lake Itasca, United States, lat. 44°-48', long.
93°-101°: 266. Scale 10 ni.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000.000. Washington, D. C,
Jan. 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side. Lambert conformal
conic projection.] 1 2r)C. 0 4.9/8:266/946

Jacksonville [Fla.], lat. 30°-32°, long. 80°-84° ; sectional aeronautical chart P-8.
Scale 10 ni.=1.3 in., .^cale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [Feb. 1946]. 20X33
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 2r)C. C 4.9/4 : J 130/946

Kanawha Rivr?-. World aeronautical chart: Kanawha River, Ignited States,
lat. 36°-40°. long. 79°-86° ; 358. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Wash-
ington. D. C, 3d edition, Apr. 1946. 20x28 in. [Legend and index on reverse
side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. 0 4.9/8:358/946

Kansas City [Mo.'], lat. 38°-40°, long. 90°-96° ; sectional aeronautical chart T-6.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. 0. [Mar. 1946]. 20x44
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. 0 4.9/4 : K 133/946

Kansas Rim: World aeronautical chart : Kansas River, United States, lat.
36°-40°, long. 93°-100°; 360. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000,000. Wash-
ington, D. C, 3d edition, Apr. 1946. 20x28 in. [Legend and index on reverse
side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] 1 25c. 0 4.9/8:360/946

Klamath Falls [Orcff.l, lat 42°-44°, long. 120°-125° ; sectional aeronautical chart
V-1. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500.000. Washington, D. O. [Apr. 1946].
20X35 in., [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. O 4.9/4 : K 662/946

Lake of the Woods. Aeronautical chart: Lake of the Woods, Oanada-United
States, lat. 48°-52°, long. 87°-96° ; 219. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000„000.
Washington, D. 0., Jan. 1946. 20x28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. 0 4.9/8:219/945-2

Little Rock [Ark.], lat. 34°-36°, long. 90°-96° ; sectional aeronautical chart R-6.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. O. [Mar. 1946]. 20 x 46
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. O 4.9/4 : L 729/946

Llano Estacado. World aeronautical chart : Estacado Plain, United States, lat.
32°-36°, long. 101 ° -108° ; 406. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000,000. Wash-
ington, D. 0., Apr. 1946. 20 x 28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. 0 4.9/8:406/946

Manitoba. Lake. Aeronautical chart : Lake Manitoba, Oanada-United States,
lat. 48°-52°, long. 96°-105° ; 218. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000,000.
Washington, D. C, Jan. 1946. 20 x 28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. 0 4.9/8:218/946

Miami [Fla.], lat. 24°-2S°, long. 80°-S3° ; sectional aeronautical chart N-8.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. 0. [Feb. 1946]. 38 x 27
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. O 4.9/4 : M 58/946

Miles City [Mont.], lat. 46°-48°, long. 102°-108° : sectional aeronautical chart
X-4. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. O. [May 1946].
20X39 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. O 4.9/4 : M 593/946

Mohlle [Ala.], lat. 30°-32°, long. 84°-90° ; sectional aeronautical chart P-7. Scale
10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. O. [Jan. 1946]. 20 x 48 in.
[Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. O 4.9/4 : M 713/946

Mojave Desert. World aeronautical chart : Mojave Desert, United States-
Mexico, lat. 32°-36°, long. 115°-122° ; 404. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1: 1,000,-
0(¥). Washington. D. 0., Mar. 1946. 20 X 28 in. [Legend and index on re-
verse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. 0 4.9/8:404/946

Nashville [Tenn.], lat. 36°-38°, long. 840-90° ; sectional aeronautical chart S-7.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. C. [Apr. 1946]. 20 x 45
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 2.5c. 0 4.9/4 : N 178/946

New Orleans \La.], lat. 28''30'-30°30', long. 89°-94°15' ; sectional aeronautical
chart 0H3. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. 0. [Jan.
1946.] 20 X 43 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c.

0 4.0/4 : N 420/946

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New York City. New York and vicinity [N. Y.], lat. 40°15'-41°, long. 73°15'-
74°45' ; terminal aeronautical chart. Scale 10 in.=2.5 in., scale 1 : 250,000.
Washlnjitou, D. C. [Mar. 1040]. L'O X 23 in. [Lambert conformal conic pro-
jection.] t25c. C 4.9/4 :N 42 y/2/946

Norfolk [Fa.], lat. 34°-38°, long. 75°-7S° ; sectional aeronautical chart RS-9.
Scale 10 ni.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. C. [Apr. 1946.] 40 x 24
in. [Lambert couformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : N 763/946

Nova Scotia. Aeronautical chart: Nova Scotia, Canada-United States, lat.
44°-48°, long. 61°-69° ; 262. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000,000. Wash-
ington. 1). C., Jan. 194(;. 21 X 28 in. [L<'gend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/8 : 262/946

Oklahoma City [OkJa.]. lat. 34"'-36°, long. 96"'-102'' ; sectional aeronautical chart
R-5. Scale 10 m=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [Mar. 1946].
20x46 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : Ok 4/946

Orlando [Fla.], lat. 2S°-30°, long. S0°-84° ; sectional aeronautical chart 0-8.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. C. [Feb. 1946]. 20x36
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. C 4.9/4 : Or 5/946

Pamlico Sound. World aeronautical chart : Pamlico Sound, United States, lat.
32°-36°, long. 73°-80° ; 410. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1.000,000. Washing-
ton, D. C., 3d edition. May 1946. 20x28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. C 4.9/8 : 410/946

Point Hope. World aeronautical chart : Point Hoi^e. Alaska, lat. 68°-72°, long.
160°-175°: 64. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000.000. Washington, D. C,
Mar. 1946. 20x28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side. Lambert con-
formal conic projection.] t 25c. 0 4.9/8:64/946

Portland [Orep.], lat. 44°-46°, long. 120°-125° ; sectional aeronautical chart W-1.
Scale 10 m. = 1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. C. [Apr. 1946]. 20x34
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. C 4.9/4 : P 837/946

Pribilof Islands. World aeronautical chart : Pribilof Islands, Bering Sea, lat.
56°-60°, long. 163°-172° ; 135. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1.000.000. Wash-
ington. D. C. Mar. 1946. 20x28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] j 25c. 0 4.9/8:135/946

Queen Charlotte Ifslands. World aeronautical chart: Queen Charlotte Islands,
British Columbia. Canada, lat. 52°-56°. long. 12r)°-135° : 186. Scale 10 m.=
0.6 in., scale 1 : 1.000,000. Washington, D. C, Feb. 1946. 20x28 in. [Legend
and index on reverse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c.

C 4.9/8 : 186/946

Radio direction finder. Aeronautical chart for radio direction finding, lat. 37°-
47°. long. 69°-91° ; 23DF. Scale 25 m.=0.8 in., scale 1 : 2,000.000. Washington,
D. C. [Mar. 1946]. 25x41 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection. Includes
area between St. Louis, Washington. D. C, and the Canadian boundary.]
t 40c. C 4.9/5 : 23 DF/946

Aeronautical chart for radio direction finding, lat. 26°-39°. long. 89°-105° ;

25 DF. Scale 25 m.=0.8 in., scale 1 : 2.000,000. Washington. D. C. [Apr. 1946].
32x36 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection. Includes area between El
Paso. Denver, St. Louis, and New Orleans.] t 40c. C 4.9/5 : 25 DF/946

Sacramento [Calif.], lat. 38°-40°, long. 119°30'-125° ; sectional aeronautical chart
T-1. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [Feb. 1946].
20X40 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/8 : 2&3/946

St. Laicrence River. Aeronautical chart: St. Lawrence River. United States-
Canada, lat. 44°-48°. long. 69°-77° ; 263. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000.
Washington. D. C. Jan. 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert couformal conic projection.] f 25c. C 4.9/8/263/946

Salina [Kans.], lat. 38°-40°, long. 96°-102° ; sectional aeronautical chart T-5.
Scale 10 m.= 1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. C. [Mar. 1946]. 20X44
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : Sa 33/946

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San Antonio iTex.'\, kit. 28°-30°, long. 94°15'-99°45' ; sectional aeronautical
chart 0-5. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Wasliington, D. C. [Jan.
1916]. 20X44 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c.

C 4.9/4 : Sa 5 an/946

Sangre dc Cristo 2Iou)itains. World aeronautical chart: Sangre de Cristo Mts.,
United States, lat. 3(J°-40°, long. 100°-107° ; 361. Scale 10 ni.=0.0 in., scale
1:1,000,000. Washington, D. C, 3d edition, Apr. 1946. 20x28 in. [Legend
and index on reverse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25o.

C 4.9/8 : 361/946

Santiago Mountains. Aeronautical chart: Santiago ^Mountains, Mexico-United
States, lat. 28°-32°, long. 102°-10S° ; 470. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000.
W^ashington, D. C, Feb. 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/8 : 470/946

Savanjiah \_Ga.^, lat. 32°-34°, long. 78°-84° ; sectional aeronautical chart Q-8.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. C. [Apr. 1946]. 20x47
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] j 25c. C 4.9/4 : Sa 93/946

Seattle [Wash.], lat. 46°-48°, long. 120°-125° ; sectional aeronautical chart X-1.
Scale 10 m. =1.3 in., scale 1 : .100,000. Washington, D. C. [Apr. 1946]. 20x33
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : Se 18/946

Seivard Peninsula. World aeronautical chart: Seward Peninsula, Alaska, lat.
&4°-68°, long. 158°-171° ; 76. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Washing-
ton, D. C., 3(1 edition. May 194(i. 20x28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] 1 25c. 0 4.9/8:70/946

Shrcveport [La.], lat. 32°-34°, long. 90°-96° ; sectional aeronautical chart Q-6.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. C. [Mar. 1946]. 20x47
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : Sh 84/946

Spokane [Wash.], lat. 46°-48°, long. 114''-120° ; sectional aeronautical chart X-2.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [May 1946]. 20X39
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t25c. C 4.9/4 : Sp 65/946

Tulsa [Okla.], lat. 36°-38°. long. l-O'-OO" ; sectional aeronautical chart S-6. Scale
10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [Mar. 1946]. 20X45 in.
[Lambert conformal conic projection.] t25c. C 4.9/4 : T 829/946

Umnak Island. AAF aeronautical chart: Umnak Island, Aleutian Islands, lat.
51°-55°, long. 168°-177° ; 191. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Wash-
ington, D. C, INIar. 1945, 4th edition, [Apr. 194H]. 20x28 in. [Legend and
index on reverse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c.

C 4.9/8 : 191/946

Vancouver Island. AVorld aeronautical chart: Vancouver Island, United States-
Canada, lat. 48°-52°, long. 123°-132° ; 215. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale
1:1,000,000. Washington, D. C, 3d edition. May 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend
and index on reverse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c.

C 4.9/8 : 215/646

Wahash Rirer. World aeronautical chart: Wabash River, United States, lat.
36°-40°, long. 86°-93° ; 359. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Washing-
ton, D. C, 3d edition, Apr. 1946. 20x28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/8 : 3.19/946

Washington [D. C], lat. 38°-40°, long. 73°30'-78'' ; sectional aeronautical chart
T-9. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. C. [A])r. 1946.]
20X33 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : W 279/946

Wichita Mountains. World aeronautical chart : Wichita Mountains, United
States, lat. 32°-36°, long. 94°-101° ; 407. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1.000,000.
Washington, D. C, 3d edition, Apr. 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on
reverse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. C 4.9/8 : 407/946

Winston-Salem [2V. C], lat. 36°-38°. long. 78''-84° ; sectional aeronautical chart
S-8. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [Apr. 1946].
20 X45 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t25c. C 4.9/4 : W 733/946

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Government Publications

Airport obstructioti plans

Note. — The purpose of these plans is to show runways and obstructions above a 40 to 1
glide angle from end of runways. These plans are not maps and most physical and
cultural features below the 40 to 1 glide angle have been purposely omitted.

Corpus Christi (Clill Muus), Tex., airport obslructiou plan; OP-97. Scale 1: 12,-
UOO, 1 in.=l,(KK) ft. n. p. Mar. 1946. 17X10 in. 7 4Uc. C 4.9/11 : 97

Indianapolis Municipal Airport, Indianapolis, Ind., airport obstruction plan; OP-
203. Scale l:12,U0O, 1 in. = 1,000 ft. n. p. Mar. 1946. 19X17 in. t -lOc.

C 4.9/11 : 203

Lambcrt-St. Louis Airport, St. Louis, Mo., airport obstruction plan ; OP-360.
' Scale 1 : 12,000, 1 in.— 1,000 ft. n. p. Mar. 1946. 21X29 in. t "iOc. C 4.9/11 : 360

Long Beach (Daugherty), Calif., airport obstruction plan ; OP-236. Scale 1 : 12,-

000, 1 in.=l,000 ft. n. p. Mar. 1946. 19X16 in. 1 40c. 0 4.9/11:236

Rio Grande Valley International Airport, Brownsville, Tex., airport obstruction

plan; OP-01. Scale 1:12,000, 1 iu.=l,000 ft. n. p. Mar. 1946. 17X1.5 in.

t 40c. C 4.9/11 : 61

San Diego (Lindbergh), Calif., airport obstruction plan; OP-373. Scale 1:12,-

000, 1 in. =1,000 ft. n. p. Apr. 1946. 26X37 in. t 40c. 0 4.9/11:373

Wdshington National Airport, Washington, D. C, airport obstruction plan; OP-
443. Scale 1 : 12,000, 1 in.=l,000 ft. n. p. Mar. 1946. 32X24 in. t 40c.

0 4.9/11 : 443
Instrument approach and airport charts

Inxtrumcnt approach chart [and airport chart] AL-5 to AL-608 with omissions.
Each 10.5X8 in. [The chart for Augusta, Ga., Bush Field reads Approach

chart.]

AL-5.

AL-6.

AL-14.

AL-17.

AL-27.

AL-30.
AL-38.

AL-42.

AL^57.
AL-61.

ALr-71.

AL^7S.

ALr-81.

AL-92.

AL^95.
AL-100.

t oc each.
Akron, Colo., Akron Int. Field, n. p. Mar. 19, 1946.
Akron, Ohio, Akron Airport, n. p. ilar. 19, 1946.
Alexandria, Minn., Alexandria Airport, n. p. Apr. 16, 1946.
Alma, Ga., Alma Int. Field, n. p. Mar. 19, 1946.
Augusta, Ga., Bush Field, n. p. Apr. 2, 1940.

C 4.9/10 : 5/946

0 4.9/10:6/946

C 4.9/10 : 14/946

C 4.9/10: 17/946

[Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10 : 27/946

Austin, Tex., Robert Mueller Airport, n. p. Apr. 2, 1946. C 4.9/10 :30/946

Banana River, Fla., N. A. S., Banana River, n. p. Mar. 5, 1946.

C 4.9/10 : 38/946
Beaumont, Tex., Beaumont Municipal Airport, n. p. Mar. 5, 1946.

€4.9/10:42/946
Boise, Idaho, Gowen Field, n. p. Apr. 16, 1946.
Brownsville, Tex., Rio Grande Valley International Airport

Carlsbad, N. Mex., Carlsbad Airport, n. p. Feb. 19. 1946.
Charlotte, N. C, Morris Field, n. p. Apr. 2, 1946.
Chicago, 111., Chicago Airport, n. p. Apr. 16, 1946.
Columbus, N. Mex., Columbus Int. Field, n. p. Apr. 16,

Concord, N. H., Concord Airport, n. p. Mar. 19, 1946.
Altoona, Pa., Altoona-Blair County Airport, n. p. Apr.

AL-103. Custer, Mont., Custer Int. Field, n. p. Mar. 5, 1946.

^L-114
AL-119
AL-120

Denver, Colo., Stapleton Airfield.
Romulus, Mich., Romulus A. A. F.

p. Apr. 2. 1946.
p. Apr. 16, 1946

Dickinson, X. Dak., Dickinson Municipal Airport, n. p

AL-131. Elmira, N. Y., Chemung County Airport, n. p. Apr. 2,

AL-132. El Morro, N. Mex., El Morro Int. Field, n. p. Mar.

AL-134. El Paso, Tex., El Paso Airport, n. p. Apr. 16, 1946.
AL-139. Erie. Pa., Port Erie Airport, n. p. Apr. 16, 1946.
AI^144. Fargo, X. Dak., Fargo (Hector Field), n. p. Mar. 19, 1946.
AI..-145. Florence. S. C, Florence Airport, n. p. Ajir. 2. 1946.
AL-148. Fort Bridger, Wyo., Fort Bridger, Int. Field, n. p. Apr

copy. 1
AL-157. Fort Wayne, Ind., Smith Field, n. p. Apr. 2, 1946.
AL-159. Fort Worth, Tex., Meacham Field, n. p. Mar. 19, 1946.
AL-164. Galveston, Tex., Galveston Airport, n. p. Apr. 2, 1946.

AL-170. Gordonsville. Va., Gordonsville Int. Field, n. p. Mar. 19

Ari-178. Greensboro, N. C, Greensboro-High Point Airport, n. p

AI.,-inO. Hartford. Conn.. Rentschler Field.
AL-198. Houston, Tex., Houston Airport, r

n. p. Apr. 2. 1946
p. Apr. 16, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 57/946
n. p. Apr. 2, 1946.
C 4.9/10: 61/946
C 4.9/10 :71/946
C 4.9/10 : 78/946
C 4.9/10 : 81/946
, 1946.

0 4.9/10:92/946
C 4.9/10 : 95/946
2, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 100/946
[Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10 : 103/946
C 4.9/10: 114/946
C 4.9/10 : 119/946
Mar. 19, 1946.

0 4.9/10 : 120/946
1946. [Advance copy.]
0 4.9/10 : 131/946
19, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 132/946

C 4.9/10 : 134/946

0 4.9/10: 139/946

0 4.9/10 : 144/946

O 4.9/10: 145/946

16. 1946. [Advance

C 4.9/10 : 148/946

O 4.9/10: 157/946

0 4.9/10: 159/946

[Advance copy.]

0 4.9/10 : 164/946

1946.

0 4.9/10 : 170/946

Mar. 5, 1946.

0 4.9/10 : 178/946

0 4.9/10 : 190/946

0 4.9/10:198/946

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Instnimcnt approach chart — Continued.

ALr-201. Huutington, W. Va., Mayes Field, n. p. Apr. 16, 1946. [Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10 : 201/946
AL-202. Huron, S. Dak., W. W. Howes Airport, n. p. Apr. 2, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 202/946
AL-205. Jacks Creek, Tenn., Jacks Creek Int. Field, n. p. Apr. 2, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 205/946
ALr-207. Jacksonville, Fla., N. A. A. S. Jacksonville, no. 1. n. p. Apr. 2, 1946.

C 4.9/10 : 207/946
Ai:^209. Jacksonville, Fla., N. A. S. Jacksonville, n. p. Apr. 2, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 209/946
ALr-211. Joliet, 111., Joliet Airport, n. p. Apr. 16, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 211/946

AL^212. Kansas City, Kan.. Fairfax Field, n. p. Apr. 16, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 212/946
AL-213. Kansas Citv. Mo., Kansas Citv Airport, n. p. Mar. 5, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 213/946
AL-219. La Crosse, Wise, La Crosse Airport, n. p. Apr. 16, 1946. [Advance coi)y.]

C 4.9/10: 219/046
AL-231. Lewistown, Mont., Lewistown Airport, n. p. Mar. 19, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 231/946
AI.^233. Little Rock. Ark., Adams Field. n. p. Mar. 19. 1946. C 4.9/10 : 233/940
ALr-23r). Lone Rock. Wise. Lone Rock Int. Field. Apr. 16. 1946. C 4.9/10 : 235/946
AL-236. Long Beach, Calif., Long Beach Airport, n. p. Mar. 19, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 236/946
AT>-23S. Louisville. Kv., Bowman Field, n. p. Mar. 19. 1946. C 4.9/10 : 238/946

AI^245. ALidison. Wis., Truax Airport, n. p. Apr. 2, 1946. C 4.0/10 : 245/946

AL-256. ]\Iiami, Fla., N. A. S. Miami, n. p. Apr. 16, 1946. C 4.9/aO : 256/946

AL-261. Millinocket, Maine, Millinocket Airport, n. p. Mar. 19, 1946. [Advance
copy.] C 4.9/10: 261/946

AI^262. Milwaukee, Wis., General Mitchell Field, n. p. Mar. 19, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 262/946
AL-263. St. Paul. Minn., Holman Field, n. p. Mar. 19, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 263/946
AL-264. Minneapolis, Minn., Wold-Chamberlain Field, n. p. Apr. 16. 1946.

C 4.9/10 : 264/946
AI^-269. Moline. 111., Moline Airport, n. p. Mar. 19, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 269/946

AL-278. Muskegon, Mich., Muskegon County Airport, n. p. Mar. 19. 1946.

C 4.9/10 : 27S/946
AL^2S9. Now York, N. Y., La Gnardia Fiold. n. p. Apr. 2. 1946. C 4.9/10 : 289/946-2
AI.r-294. Oakland. Calif.. Oakland Airport, n. p. Apr. 16. 1946. C 4.9/10 : 294/946
AT^302. Olnthe. Kans., Olnthe N. A. R. n. p. Apr. 2, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 302/946

AI^309. Palacios, Tex., Palacios Airport, n. p. Apr. 16, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 309/046

AI.,-310. Palmdale. Calif.. Palmdale Airport, n. p. Apr. 16, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 310/946
AL-314. Patuxent River, Md., Patuxent River N. A. S. n. p. Apr. 16. 1946. [Advance
conv.l C 4.9/10: 314/946

ATv-316. Pendleton. Oreg.. Pendleton Field, n. p. Mnr. 19. 1946. C 4.9/10": 316/946

AT^318. Pensacola. Fla., ppnsacola Ainiort. n. p. Mar. 5. 1946. C 4.9/10 : 318/946

AT.-326. Pittsburgh, Pa.. Pittsburgh-Alleghenv County Airport, n. p. Apr. 16, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 326/946
AI>-327. Pocatello, Idaho. Po.catello A. A. F. n. p. Mar. 19. 1946. C 4.9/10 : 327/946
AI.^329. Portland. Me.. Portland Airport, n. p. Mar. 5. 1946. C 4.9/10 : 329/946

AIv-333. Providence, R. 1., Theodore Francis Greene Airport, n. p. Apr. 2, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 333/946
AT.-335. Pueblo. Colo.. Pueblo Airport, n. p. Apr. 2. 1946. C 4.9/10 : 335/946

AI.,-345. Redmond, Greg., Roberts Field, n. p. Apr. 16, 1946. [Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10: 345/946
AL-346. Reno. Nev.. Hubbard Field, n. p. Apr. 2, 1946. [Advance copy.l

C 4.9/10: 346/946
AL-349. Roanoke. Va.. Woodrum Field, n. p. Mar. 19. 1946. C 4.9/10 : 349/946

AI>-3,50. Rochester. Minn.. Rochester Airport, n. p. Apr. 16. 1946. C 4.9/10 : 350/946
AL-351. Rochester. N. Y.. Rochester Airport, n. p. Apr. 16. 1946, C 4.9/10 : 351/940

AI>-352. Rockford. Ill,, Mnchesnev Airport, n. p. Apr, 30. 1946. C 4.9/10 : 352/946
AI,,-359. St. Joseph. Mo,, Rosecr.nns Field, n. p. Mar, 5, 1946, C 4.9/10 : 359/946

AL-360. St. Louis, Mo.. Lambert-St. Louis Airport, n. p. Mar. 19, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 360/946
ATy-364. Salt Flat. Tex., Salt Flat Int. Field, n. p. Apr. 2, 1946. [Advance copy.l

C 4.9/10 : 364/046
AL-369, San Antonio, Tex., San Antonio Airport (Alamo Field), n. p. Mar. 5. 1946.

C 4.9/10: 360/946
AI.-373. San Diego. Calif., Lindbergh Field, n, p. Feb. 19, 1946. C 4,9/10 : 373/946
AT.i-375. San Francisco, Calif., San Francisco Airport, n. p. Apr. 16, 1946.

C 4.9/10 :375/94n
ATv-380. Savannah. Ga., Chatham A. A. F. n. p. Mar. 19. 1946. C 4.9/10: 380/946

.\T^3S1. Savannah, Ga,. Hunter Field, n. p. Mar. 19, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 381 /946

AT^395. Sioux City, Iowa, Sioux City A. A. B. n. p. Apr. 2, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 395/946
AL-.396. Sioux Falls, S. D., Sioux Falls Municipal Airport, n. p. Mar. 19. 1946.

0 4.9/10:396/946
AT^39S. Smithville. Tenn., Smithville Int. Field, n. p. Mar. 5, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 398/946
AT^402. Spokane. Wash., Felts Field, n. p. Mar, 19, 1946 C 4,9/1 0 : 402/946

AT^404, Springfield. 111., Springfield Airport, n. p. Apr. 16, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 404/946
.\L-412. Syracuse. N. T.. Syracuse Airport, n, p. Mar, 5, 1946, C 4.9/1 0 : 41 2/946

AI.-416. Tampa, Fla., Drew Field, n n. Apr, 16. 1046, 0 4,0/10:416/946

AL--417, Tampa, Fla., Peter O. Knight Airport, n. p. Mar. 5, 1946. C 4,9/10 : 417/946
AL-420. Texarkana, Ark., Texarkana (Mun.) Airport, n. p. Apr. 2. 1946.

C 4.9/10 : 420/946
AI^422. Toledo. Wash.. Toledo Int. Field, n. p. Mar. 19. 1946. 0 4.9/10:422/946
AI,,-439. Waco, Tex., Waco Mun. Airport, n. p. Apr. 2. 1946. 0 4.9/10:439/946

AI,,— 443. Washington, D. C, Washington National .Virjiort. n. j). Apr, 2. 1946.

0 4,9/10:443/946-2
ALi-444. Watertown. S. D,, Watertown Airport, n, p. Mar. 19, 1946,

0 4,9/10: 444/946

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AI^451. Whidbey Island, Wash., N. A. S. VVhidbey Island (Ault Field), n. p. Apr. 2,

lft4r.. C 4.0/10: 451/946

AL-4r»2. Whidbey Island, Wash., N. A. S. Whidbey Island (Oak Harbor Seaplane).

n. p. Apr. -2. 1946. C 4.9/10 : 452/946

AL-454. Wichita Falls, Tex., ShcppardKell Field, n. p. Apr. 2, 1946.

C 4.9/10 : 454/946
AL-^57. Williamsport, Pa., Williamsport Airport, n. p. Apr. 2, 1946.

€4.9/10:457/946
AL-462. Winslow, Ariz., Win.slow Airport, n. p. Apr. 2, 1946. [Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10 : 462/946
AL-^81. Alice, Tex., Alice Airport. n. p. Mar. 5, 1946. 0 4.9/10:481/946

AI^-4S2. Altiis, Okla., Altus Airport. n. p. Mar. 19, 1946. 0 4.9/10:482/946

Almoin. Vichy, Mo.. Vichy A. A. F. n. i>. Mar. 5, ]'.»4(!. 0 4.9/10:510/946

AL-528. Philadelphia, Pa., Northeast Philadelphia Airport, n. p. Apr. 2, 1946.
[Advance copy.] C 4.9/10 : 528/946

AL-530. The Dalles, Oreg., The Dalles Airport, n. p. Mar. 5, 1946. [Advance copy.]

O 4.9/10: 530/946
AL-584. Gabbs, Nev., Gabbs Int. Field. n. p. Mar. 5, 1946. [Advance copy.]

0 4.9/10: 584/946
AL-585. Engle, N. Mex., Engle Int. Field, n. p. Apr. 2, 1946. [Advance copy.]

O 4.9/10 : 585/946

AL-589. Drummond, Mont., Drunimond Int. Field, n. p. Apr. 16, 1946. [Advance

copy.] C 4.9/10 : 589/946

ALi-592. Spearfish, S. Dak., Black Hills Airport, n. p. Apr. 16, 1946. [Advance

copy.] 0 4.9/10:592/946

ALr-597. Peoria, 111., Peoria Airport, n. p. Apr. 16, 1946. [Advance copy.]

0 4.9/10: 597/946

AL-603. Ponca Oity, Okla., Ponca City Airport, n. p. Mar. 19, 1946. [Advance

copy.] 0 4.9/10:603/946

AL-608. Terre Haute, Ind., Hulman Field, n. p. Mar. 19, 1946. [Advance copy.]

0 4.9/10 : 608/946

Nautical charts

Florida, Estero Bay to Lemon Bay, including Charlotte Harbor, topography by
Coast and Geodetic Survey to 1944. hydrography by Coast and Geodetic Survey
to 1929, supplemented by surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1945 ; no. 1255. Scale
naut. m.=0.9 in., scale i: 80,000. Washington, D. C, published 1924. 4th edi-
tion, Mar. 1946. 42X32 in. t TSc. C 4.9: 1255

Kure Island, Hawaiian Islands, surveys by U. S. Navy in 1936 ; no. 4177. Scale
naut. m.=3.6 in., scale 1 : 20,000. Washington, D. C, 1st edition, 1946. 26x32
in. t 50c. C 4.9: 4177

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COMMERCE BUREAU

Business. Survey of current business, Jan.-May 1946; [v. 26, no. 1-5]. [1946.]
cover titles, various paging, il. 4° [Monthly. Text on p. 2-A of covers.]
*Pai)er, 20c. single copy, $2.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $2.75. • Item 257.
L. C. card 21-26819 C 18.35 : 26/1-5

Same, weekly supplement, Jan. 5- June 29, 1946. [1946.] Each [2] p. il.

4« [Processed.] t 018.36:946/1-26

Construction. Industry report: Construction and construction materials, Mar.-
May 1946; prepared by Construction Division. [1946.] various paging, il. 4°
[Monthlv. Processed.] f
L. C. card 46-25974 C 18.233 : 946/3-5

Domestic commerce, v. 34, no. 1-6; Jan.-June 1946. [1946.] various paging,
il. 4° [Monthly.] * Paper, 10c. single copy, $1.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription,
$1.40. • Item 251
L. C. card 44-4550 C 18.32 : 34/1-6

Electrical shop. Establishing and operating electrical appliance and radio shop;
prepared by Donald S. Parris and associates. [1945.] vi+199 p. il. (Indus-
trial (small business) series no. 28.) [Prepared in cooperation with Council
of Electric Operating Companies, Edison Electric Institute, Electric Institute
of Washington, National Electrical Contractors Association. National Elec-
trical Manufacturers Association, National Electrical Retailers Association,
National Electrical Wholesalers Association, and Radio Manufacturers Asso-
ciation. Originally prepared as an Education manual for War Department.]
♦Paper, 35c. • Item 254
L. 0. card 46-26459 C 18.225 : 28

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Fats. Industry report : Fats and oils, Nov. 1945-Mar. 1946; prepared by Charles
E. Lund. [1945-46.] various paging, 11. 4° [Monthly; none issued Jan. 1946.
Processed. February and March issued as one publication and designated
Annual review, 1945.] t
L. C. card 46-26487 C 18.238 : 945/1-3

Foreign commerce iceekly, v. 22, no. 1-v. 23, no. 13 ; Jan. 5-June 29, 1946. [1940.]
various paging, 11. 4° *Paper, loc. single copy, $6.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription,
$8.75. • Item 251
L. C. card 40-29231 C 18.5/1 : 22/1-23/13

Fruit and vegetable canning industries, 1934-45, production and wholesale dis-
tribution, revised to July 15, 1945 ; prepared by E. 1". Hawk. 1945 [published
1946]. x+277 p. il. (Industrial series no. 15.) [Prepared in cooperation with
Food Rationing Division, Price Administration Office and Business Division,
Census Bureau. Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 40c. • Item 254
L. C. card 46-26389 C 18.225 : 15/2

Industrial reference service. * various prices, see note below. • Item 253
L. C. card 45-2882 C 18.220 :

Note. — The service provides comprehensive current data on production, distribution,
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Single parts as listed below are available at $1.50 per volume, foreign subscription
$2.00, except Chemicals, drugs and pharmaceuticals (pt. 2) which is .$2.00 per volume,
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reports issued are available at the uniform price of 5 cents each. Remittances for sub-
scriptions to the service should be made to the Superintendent of Documents, Govern-
ment Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C.

The parts thus far comprising the Industrial reference service are as follows :
pt. 1. Transportation.

pt. 2. Chemicals, drugs and pharmaceuticals,
pt. 3. Motion pictures and equipment,
pt. 4. Electrical equipment,
pt. 5. Foodstuffs, fats and oils.
pt. 6. Forest products,
pt. 7. Leather,
pt. 8. General products,
pt. 9. Textiles and related products,
pt. 10. Machinery and motive products,
pt. 11. Metals and minerals.

Industry survey, manufacturers' inventories, shipments, incoming business, un-
filled orders, Jan.-Mar. 1946. [1946.] Each 10 p. or 9 p. il. 4" [Monthly.
Processed.] t C 18.224 : W6/1-3

International reference service. International reference service, v. 3, no. 17 ;
Apr. 1946. [1940.] 9 p. 4° [Title is: Living and oflSce-operating costs in
Venezuela.] * I'aper, 5c. • Item 255

L. C. card 41-50213 C 18.223 : 3/17

Note. — This service, punched for standard 3 ring binder, carries information and
reports on economic conditions, markets, and industrial developments abroad, foreign
trade, trade restrictions and commercial policies, transportation and communications,
monetary and financial developments, and many other subjects of vital interest to the
foreign trade community. Each volume will cover a year and may be purchased from
the Superintendent of Documents at a subscription price of .$2.00 a year.

Same, v. 3, no. 19 ; May 1946. [1946.] 3 p. il. 4° [Title is : Iceland (sum-
mary of current economic information) ; prepared by foreign service of United
States of America.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 255 C 18.223 : 3/19

Same; v. 3, no. 20; May 1940. [1046.] 7 p. il. 4° [Title is: Argentina

(summary of current economic information) ; prepared by foreign service of
United States.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 255 C 18.223 :3/20

International Trade Office. OflSce of International Trade; [articles]. Washing-
ton, May 1946. [l]-fl5 p. il. 4° [From Foreign commerce weekly, Mar. 9-
Apr. 20, 1946.] t C 18.5/la : In 85/2

Leather. Industry report : Leather, Jan.-Mar. 1946; prepared by J. G. Schnitzer.
[1946.] Each 22 p. or 17 p. il.4" [Monthly. Processed.] t
I^. C. card 46-26485 C 18.239 : &J6/1-3

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Lumber. Industry report : Lumber, Mar. 194tj, Timber products series, pt. 1 ;
prepared by OfBoe of Domestic Commerce, Forest Products Section in coopera-
tion with Civilian Production Adm., Forest Products Division [and] Dept. of
Agriculture, Forest Service. LlWtJ.J 36 p. il. 4° [Quarterlv. Processed.] t
L. C. card 46-25916 C 18.230 : 946/1

Sugar. Industry report : Sugar, molasses and confectionery, Jan. and Apr. 1946;
prepared by Foodstuffs Unit. [1946.] 27 p. and 26 p. il. 4° [Processed.] f

C 18.231 : 946/1, 2

Transportation. Industry report: Domestic transportation, Dec. 1945-Jan. 1946
to Feb.-Mar. 1946; prei)are(l by Transportation Division. [1946.] 67 p. and
44 p. 4" [Bimonthly. Processed.] t C 18.232 : 945/6, 9i6-l

Wood pulp. Industry I'eport : Pulp and paper ; prepared by Office of Domestic
Commerce, Forest Products Section. [1946.] various paging, il. 4° [Monthly.
Processed. January-February, annual reviev? number, is issued as one publica-
tion ; also March-April.] t C 18.229 : 946/1-3

INTERNATIONAL TRADE OFFICE

Export bulletin. Current export bulletin 328, 330, 333, 335-346; Apr. 24-June 27,
1946. [1946.] various paging, 4° [Processed.] t C 34.7 : 328, etc.

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS

Calibrating testing machines. Specification for proving rings for calibrating
testing machines. Apr. 15, 1946. 6 p. 4° (Letter circular LC-822.) [Proc-
essed. Supersedes LC-657.] t 013.16:822

Cathodic protection of underground structures, abstracts of publications. Apr.
8,1946. 26 p. 4° (Letter circular LC-821.) [Processed.] t 013.16:821

Cotton fabric tents, tarpaulins, and covers, recorded voluntary standard of the
trade, 2d edition. 1946. ii+14 p. (Commercial standard CS28-46.) [Ef-
fective date for new production from Apr. 15, 1946. Supersedes CS28-32]

* Paper, 5c. • Item 274. O 13.20 : 28/2

Flameproofing of textiles [with list of references]. Feb. 21, 1946. 24 p. 1 pi. 4°
(Letter circular LC-818.) [Processed. Supersedes LC-467.] t 013.16:818

Hack-satv blades. 1946. ii-flS p. (Simplified practice recommendation R90-
46.) [Effective date, Jan. 15, 1946. Supersedes R90-36.] *Paper, 10c.

• Item 280. 0 13.12/1 : 90/4

Journal of research. Journal of research of National Bureau of Standards, v. 35,
no. 6; Dec. 1945. 1946. ii+439-567 p. il. [Monthly. Includes Research
papers 1681-87, and Index to v. 35. Individual papers are issued separately
and are listed in the Monthly catalog as they appear.] * Paper, 30c. single
copy, $3.50 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $4.50. • Item 278
L. C. card 46-2.5415-25421 C 13.22 : 35/6

Same, v. 36, no. 1-3; Jan.-Mar. 1946. 1946. vi+1-349 p. il. 5 pi. 16 p.

of pi. 1 tab. [Includes Research papers 168S-1704.] • Item 278.

L. C. card 25422-25438 0 13.22 : 36/1-3

Knoop indentcr. National Bureau of Standards specification for Knoop indent-
ers. Apr. 1, 1946. 4 p. 4° (Letter circular LO 819.) [Processed.] t

O 13.16 : 819

Paper Section. News bulletin of Paper Section, Dec-Jan. 1945-46 and Feb.-Mar.
1946. [1946.] 2p. and 3 p. 4° [Bimonthly. Processed.] t C 13.28 : 946/1, 2

Plastic paint. Plastic paint. Apr. 2, 1946. 2 p. 4° (Letter circular LC-820.)
[Processed. Supersedes LC-798.] f 013.16:820

Radio. Revised classification of radio subjects used iu National Bureau of
Standards. Jan. 11, 1946. cover title, 87 p. 4° (Letter circular LC-814.)
[Processed. Supersedes 0385.] t 0 13.16 :.814

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Steel bars. Hot-rolled carbon steel bars and bar-size shapes (produced from bil-
letts or blooms). 1946. ii+20 p. (Simplified practice recommendation R222-
46.) [Effective date June 30, 1946.1 * raper, lOc. • Item 280 C 13.12/1 : 222

Technical news huUetin of National Bureau of Standards, Jan.-June 194(i; no.
345-350. [1946.] p. 1^7, 1 pi. 4° [Monthly.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, 50c. a
yr. ; foreign subscription, 70c. • Item 281
L. C. card 25-26527 C 13.13 : 345-350

Wearing apparel. Materials for safety wearing apparel, recorded voluntary
standard of the trade. 1946. ii+12 p. (Commercial standard CS129-46.)
[Effective date for new production from May 6, 1946.] * Paper, 5c. • Item
274 C 13.20 : 129

PATENT OFFICE

Note. — The Patent Office publishes Specifications and drawings of patents in single
copies. These are not enumerated in this catalog, but may be obtained for 10c. each at the
Patent Office when identified by patent number. The Office also issues coupon orders in
pacliages of 20 at $2.00 per package, or in books containing 100 coupons at §10.00 per
book. These coupons are good until used but are to be used only for orders sent to the
Patent Office. For schedule of office fees, address Chief Clerk, Patent Office, Washington,
D. C.

[Decisions in patent and trade-mark cases, etc.] Jan. 1-June 25, 1946. [1946.]
various paging, large 8° [Weekly. The last issue of each month includes
Bulletin of decisions of Patent OflSce on trade-marks rendered during the
preceding month. From Official gazette, v. 582, no. 1-v. 587, no. 4.] * Paper,
5c. single copy, $2.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $3.50.
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Official gazette of Patent Office, containing patents, trade-marks, and designs
issued Jan. 1-June 25, 1946; v. 5S2, no. 1-v. 587, no. 4. [1946.] cover titles,
various paging, 11. large S° [Weekly, tlie volumes appearing monthly.]
* Paper. 35c., single copy, $16.00 a vr. ; foreign subscription, $25.00. • Item 290
L. C. card 4-18256 C 21.5 : 582/1-587/4

Note. — Contains the patents, trade-marks and designs issued each week, with
indexes : also decisions of the commissioner of patents and of the United States courts
in patent cases. In the last weekly issue of each month there is included in the Official
gazette a section entitled Bulletin of decisions of Patent Office on trade-marks.

The annual index of patents will hereafter be published in 2 parts, one on Patents,
price .$2.00, and the other on Trade-marks, price 75c. These indexes are not included in
the regular subscription price for the Official gazette given above, but will be sent to
those yearly subscribers who remit $18.75 ; foreign subscription for the same, §28.75.

Same [title page contents, etc., to] v. 582-586: Jan.-May 1946. 1946.

Each [2] leaves, large 8° * Paper, 5c. single copy, included in price of Official
gazette for subscribers. C 21.5 : 5S2-5S6/t.p &cont.

Same, weekly index, with title, List of trade-mark applicants published for

opposition [etc., Jan. 1-June 25, 1946.] [1946.] various paging, large 8°
[From Official gazette, v. 582, no. 1-v. 587, no. 4.] t Paper, 5c. single copv, $2.00
a yr. C 21.5/24 : 582/1-587/4

Patents. Classification of patents issued Jan. 1,-June 25, 1946. [1946.] Each
2 p. or 1 p. large 8° [Weekly. From Official gazette, v. 582, no. 1-587. no.
4.] t Paper, He, single copy, $2.50 a yr. C 21.5/a 1 : 582/1-587/4

Information concerning register of patents available for license or sale.

Jan. IMC. 4 p. t C 21.2 :R 26/946

[Manual of classification of patents, 1940, substitute pages contjiining

corrections.] 1946. p. 14Sa-b, oblong 24° [Issued in loose-leaf form for in-
sertion in Manual.] Included in price of Manual. • Item 289

C 21.12 : 940/p.l48a-148b,rev.

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WEATHER BUREAU

Climatological data. Cliraatological data for United States by sections, Aug-
Oct. 1W5; V. 32, no. 8-10. [1945.] cover titles, each [246] p. or [248] p. il.
6 p. of maps, large 8" (W. B. no. 1448-1450.) [Monthly.] * Paper, 50c single
copy, $G.OU a vr. (including annual summary) ; foreign subscription, $8.00.
L. C. card Agr 14-56(5 0 30.18:32/8-10

NoTK.- — CliniatoloKioal data, cdntainiiiK weather statistics from 42 separate sections,
each section, as a rule, corresporuliiiK to a State, is issued monthly, with an annual
summary. Printed at the several section centers or at regional printing plants and
assembled and bound at the Washington Office. Issued principally for service use and
exchange. Hack nuinl)ers cannot be supplied. The separate Climatological data are
sold by the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25,
D. C, at the rate of 5c. single copy, 25c. a yr. for each section.

Climatological data, Hawaii section, v. 41, no. 10-12; Oct.-Dec. 1945.

[Hawaiian Printing Co., Ltd., Dec. 15, 1945-Feb. 8, 1946.] p. 55-72. 4"
[Monthly.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, 25c. a yr. C 30.19 : 41/10-12

Same, v. 42, no. 1; Jan. 1946. [Hawaiian Printing Co., Ltd., Mar. 18,

1946.] p. 1-6, 4° [Mo;atbly. The pagination has been inadvertently numbered
p. 73-78 instead of p. 1-6.] C 30.19 : 42/1

Same, West Indies and Caribbean section, in cooperation with governments

of islands of West Indies and of adjacent coasts of Central and South America,
v. 24, no. 7-13; July-Dec. 1944. [WBO, Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 7-Apr. 25, 1946.]
p. 49-107, il. 4° [Number 13 is a summary for 1944.] * Paper, 5c. single copy,
25c. a yr. C 30.20 : 24/7-13

Same, v. 25, no. 1 and 2; Jan. and Feb. 1945. [WB, Atlanta, Ga., May 7

and May 20, 1946.] p. 1-16, 4° C 30.20 : 25/1,2

Climatology. Monthly climatological summary, Washington, D. C, Jan.-May
1946. n. p. [WB,'Feb. 4- June 7, 1946.] Each 4 p. il. 4° or large 4° [For-
merly Monthly meteorological summary.] t C 30.10 : 946/1-5

Corn. Weekly corn and wheat bulletin, no. 1-10, series 1946 ; Apr. ^June 1946.
[WBO, Chicago, 111., Apr. 9- June 11, 1946.] Each [4] p. or [2] p. f * Paper,
30c. per season (April-September). C 30.7 : 946/1-10

Cotton. Weekly cotton weather Itulletin, no. 1-12, series 1946; Apr. 9- June 25.
1946. [Weather Bureau Office, New Orleans, La., 1946.] Each [2] p. il. oblong
8", folded into 8" size. * Paper, 30c. per season (April-October).

C 30. 9 : 946/1-12

Monthly weather revieiv. Monthly weather review, Nov. and Dec. 1945; v. 73,
no. 11 and 12. [Feb. 14 and Mar. 20, 1946.] cover titles, p. 185-229, map,
23 p. of maps, large 4° (W. B. nos. 1454 and 1456.) [Certain special articles
are reprinted from the Monthly weather review and listed in the Monthly
catalog as they are issued. Text on p. 2 and 4 of covers.] * Paper, 20c. single
copy, $2.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $2.70. • Item 303

L. C. card Agr 9-990 C 30.14 : 73/11,12

Note, — The Monthly weather review publishes monthly meteorological and climato-
logical data for the United States and adjacent regions, and brief contributions, prin-
cipally to synoptic meteorology and applied meteorology.

Same, Jan.-Mar. 1946; v. 74, no. 1-3. [Apr. 16- June 15, 1946.] cover

titles, p. 1-61, 2 maps, 31 p. of maps, large 4° (W. B. nos. 1458, 1460, and 1468.)

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LAWS

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"slip laws." Later, these laws are compiled, edited, indexed, and published in the
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Private law 533-650, 79th Congress.

Note. — The Division of Research and Publication, State Department, receives a small
supply of the private laws which it distributes free upon application.

Alarie, Joseph E. H. R. 2248, act for relief of Joseph E. Alarie. Approved June 10,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 563.)
Ansures, Mrs. Theodora 0. H. R. 3751, act for relief of Mrs. Theodora O. Anzures

and legal guardian of Bernice Anzures and Andrew Anzures. Approved June 11,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 632.)
Ashbrook, H. H. S. 769, act for relief of H. H. Ashbrook and others. Approved June

11,1946. 1 p. (Private law 580.)
Bailey, George W. H. R. 2188, act for relief of George W. Bailey. Approved June 10.

1946. 1 p. (Private law 559.)
Bakelaar, John. H. R. 4405, act for relief of John Bakelaar. Approved June 11, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 611.)
Barrett, Eleanor D. H. R. 4115, act for relief of estate of Eleanor Doris Barrett. Ap-
proved June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 603.)
Beal, Mrs. May M. S. 1916, act to authorize Secretary of State to transfer certain silver

candelabra to May Morgan Beal. Approved May 28, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 543.)
Bechtold, Sam. S. 1286, act for relief of Sam Bechtold. Approved June 11, 1946. 1 p.

(Private law 628.)
Bednar, Kay B. H. R. 3365, act for relief of Kay Beth Bednar. Approved June 11, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 631.)
Benham, M7s. Josephine. H. R. 1457, act for relief of Josephine Benham. Approved

May 21, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 539.)
Benton, R. L. H. R. 4763, act for relief of R. L. Benton. Approved May 28, 1946. 1 p.

(Private law 544.)
Blackmon, Robert L. H. R. 4833. act for relief of estate of Robert Lee Blackmon.

Approved June 10, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 574.)
Blanchard, Mrs. Anna. H. R. 4338, act for relief of Anna Blanchard and others. [Ap-
proved June 11, 1946.1 2 p. (Private law 635.)
Bode, Mrs. Catherine. H. R. 2223, act for relief of Catherine Bode. Approved June 10,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 560.)
Bochl, Mrs. Mercy D. S. 875, act for relief of Mercy Duke Boehl. Approved May 28,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 541.)
Brender, Ernst V. H. R. 4885, act for relief of Ernst V. Brender. Approved June 8,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 552.)
Breon, Mrs. Alice J. H. R. 2926. act for relief of Mrs. Alice Breon. Approved June 10,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 564.)
Bridges, Mrs. Margery A. S. 203. act for relief of Margery Anderson Bridges. Ap-
proved May 28, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 540.)

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Private law 533-050, 79th Congress — Continued.

Brooks, Yedal B. H. K. 4237, act for relief of estate of Vedal B. Brooks, Mrs. Katherine

I. Brooks, auU legal guardian of Sally Brooks. Approved June 11, iy40. 1 p. (Private
law 007.)

Bryant, Mrs. Lcssie L. H. R. 2242, act for relief of Mrs. Lessie L. Bryant and Miss

Jimmie Alexander. Approved June 10, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 561.)
Bupp, Mrs. Mildred L. H. K. 5111, act for relief of Mrs. Mildred L. Bupp. Approved

June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 637.)
Burke, Malcolm K. S. 1106, act for relief of Malcolm K. Burke. Approved June 11.

1946. 1 p. (Private law 581.)
Bumison, Mrs. Jennie. H. K. 4074, act for relief of Mrs. Jennie Burnison. Approved

June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 602.)
Burstein, JIarry. H. U. 6011, act for relief of Harry Burstein, Madeline Borvick, and

Mrs. Clara Kaufman Truly (formerly Clara M. Kaufman). Approved June 8, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 555.)
Butler, Uenry Ji. H. K. 1072, act for relief of Henry R. Butler. Approved June 8, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 545.)
Buxton, George H., jr. H. R. 4416, act for relief of George H. Buxton, jr. Approved

June 12, 1946. 1 p. ^ Private law 64o.)
Champlin, Mrs. Eva D. H. K. 4414, act for relief of Eva D. Champlin, Robert H.

Howell, Emily Howell, and Stella Ward. Approved June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private

law 612.)
Clark, Robert T. H. R. 4210, act for relief of estate of Bob Clark and estate of George

D. Croft. Approved June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 606.)
Curry, Uerahel D. H. R. 4400, act for relief of legal guardian of Hersbel Dean Curry.

Approved June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 610.)
D <k II Grocery. H. R. 3523, act for relief of Sam Damico and Clint Hamm, operating

as D and H Grocery. Approved June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 591.)
Del Valle, Fundador Nieves. H. R. 4244, act for relief of Fundador Nieves del Valle.

Approved June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 60S.)
Dias, Obaldino F. H. R. 5049, act for relief of estate of Obaldino Francis Dias.

Approved June 10. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 577.)
Dinson, Severo A. H. R. 4298, act for relief of Severo Apoluna Dinson and Candilaria

Dinson, and legal guardian of Laura Dinson, and legal guardian of Teresita Dinson.

Approved June 8, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 550.)
Dishong, Sam. H. R. 3228, act for relief of Sam Dishong. Approved June 8, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 546.)
Dohson, George L. H. R. 4545, act for relief of George Leslie Dobson. Approved June

II, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 616.)

Dove, Jerome. H. R. 4609, act for relief of Jerome Dove. Approved June 11, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 618.)
Downs, Arthur F. S. 1201, act for relief of Arthur F. Downs. Approved May 28,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 542.)
Drolet, Louis M. H. R. 4836, act for relief of Louis M. Drolet. Approved June 10,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 575.)
Duffee, Peter B. H. R. 1238, act for relief of Father Peter B. Duffee. Approved June

10, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 558.)
Ehreeht, Mrs. Theresa. H. R. 4977, act for relief of Mrs. Theresa Ebrecht. Approved

June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 626.)
Elmira Area Soaring Corporation. S. 842, act for relief of Elmira Area Soaring Cor-
poration. Approved May 16, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 538.)
Feldman, Mrs. Gussie. H. R. 4757, act for relief of Mrs. Gussie Feldman. Approved

June 8, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 551.)
Fine, Morris. H. R. 1299, act for relief of Morris Fine. Approved June 11, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 630.)
Fischer, Mrs. Mabel M. H. R. 3781, act for relief of Mabel M. Fischer and Nora M.

Steinmetz. Ajiproved June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 596.)
Fleishman, Harry W. H. R. 4800, act for relief of Harry Fleishman. Approved June

10, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 573.)

Flor, Carmen Aurora de la. H. R. 6334, act for relief of estate of Carmen Aurora de la

Flor. Approved June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 627.)
Fortunato, Mrs. Catherine. H. R. 4976, act for relief of Mrs. Catherine Fortunato.

Approved June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 625.)
Frank, Holland L. H. R. 3100, act for relief of Rolland Lee Frank. Approved June

11. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 5S9.)

Ouillory, Acchille. H. R. 2665, act for relief of Acchille Guillory and Olivia Guillory.

Approved June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 586.)
Hansen, Mayer O. H. R. 4174, act for relief of Mayer G. Hansen. Approved June 8,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 548.)
Hastings, Mrs. Oladi/s. H. R. 4640, act for relief of Gladys Hastings. Approved

June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 620.)
Haynes, Ben T. H. R. 2973, act for relief of Ben Thomas Haynes. Approved June

10, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 565.)
Hicks, Mrs. Vannas H. H. R. 3618, act for relief of Mrs. Vannas H. Hicks. Approved

June 10, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 569.)
Hodges, L. Wilmoth. H. R. 874, act for relief of L. Wilmoth Hodges. Approved

June 12, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 642.)
Hollia, Edward A., sr. H. R. 4047, act for relief of Edward A. HoUis, sr. Approved

June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 601.)
Jacobs, Mrs. Lillian. H. R. 4537. act for relief of Lillian Jacobs. Approved June 11,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 615.)
Jerry, Carlton O. H. R. 4172. act for relief of Carlton G. Jerry. Approved June 10,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 570.)
Johnson, Cleo D. H. R. 4904, act for relief of Cleo D. Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs.

Jack B. Cherry. Approved June 12, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 645.)

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Privafp law "vSB-G.IO, TOth Congress — Continued.

Kaili, Philip N. H. R. 4301, act for relief of Philiii Naope Kaili and Susie Kaili.

Approved June 10, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 571.)
King. Ben V. H. R. 5?,07, act for relief of Ben V. King. Approved June 8, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 553.)
Kojas. AUIotia. S. 997. act for relief of Aldona Kojas. Approved May 14, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 534.)
Koperski, Mrs. Merla. H. R. 3."40, act for relief of Mrs. Merla Koperski. Approved

June 10. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 567.)
Learned, Irving W. H. R. 4915, act for relief of Irving W. Learned. Approved June

11. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 624.)
Leiilnnc. Mrs. Edna B. H. R. 4670. act for relief of Mrs. Edna B. LeBlanc. Approved

June 12. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 644.)
Lee. Margaret. H. R. 4607, act for relief of Margaret Lee and ISIike Sopko. Approved

June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 617.)
Lee, Ross. H. R. 941. act for relief of Mrs. C. A. I^ee, administratrix of estate of Ross

Lee. Approved June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 629.)
LoQQins, Vertie B. H. R. 4491, act for relief of Vertie Bea Logging. Approved June 11,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 61.3.)
McCnrfv. James B. H. R. 3270, act for relief of James B. McCarty. Approved Juno

10, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 566.)

McDonnuoh . Michael J. H. R. 24S3. act for relief of estate of Michael J. McDonough.

Approved Mav 9. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 533.)
McCriU. Mrs. Gertrude. H. R. 3823. act for relief of Gertrude McGill. Approved June

11. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 598.)

McRae. Douglas C. H. R. 781, act for relief of legal guardian of Douglas Charles McRae.

Approved June 10, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 557.)
Marion Contracting Co. H. R. 208. act for relief of Marion Contracting Company.

Approved June 13. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 647.)
Mello. Michael 0. H. R. 2246, act for relief of estate of Michnel O. Mello, and Christian

O. Mello. Approved June 10, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 562.)
Montoomery. Lyndon T. H. R. 3770, act for relief of Lyndon T. Montgomery. Approved

June 11. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 595.)
Morqnn, Dorothy. H. R. 4016. act for relief of Dorothy Morgan. Approved June 11,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 600.)
Nations, Johnnie V. H. R. 4142, act for relief of Johnnie V. Nations. Approved June 11,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 604.)
Naval Supply Depot. Bayonne. S. 1871, act to authorize conveyance of parcel of land at

Naval Supply Depot. Bayonne. N. J., to American Radiator niid Standard Sanitary

Corporation. Approved June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 582.)
Nelson. Olaf T. H. R. 4527, act for relief of O. T. Nelson and wife, Clara Nelson.

Approved JiTne 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 614.)
Niekum, Philip, jr. S. 1978, act to authorize restoration of Philip Niekum. jr.. to active

list of Navv with appropriate rank and restoration of pay and allowances. Approved

June 13, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 646.)
Normand. .4ma L. H. R. 3599. act for relief of Ama L. Normand and estate of Curtis

Joseph Gaspard. Approved .Tune ]0. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 568.')
Ovcrcnsh. Charles M. H. R. 3822. act for relief of Charles M. Overcash. Approved

June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 597.)
Paul. Mrs. Maru a. H. R. 6245. act for relief of Mary G. Paul. Approved June 10.

1946. 1 p. (Private law 579.)
Perl-ivs. Albert P. H. R. 4647. act for relief of Alhert R. Perkins. Approved June 11-

1946. 1 p. (Private law 636.)
Phillips. C. LeRoy. H. R. 4639, act for relief of C. LeRoy Phillips. Approved June

11. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 619.)
Piomho Bros, d Co. H. R. 4141. act for relief of Piomho Brothers and Company. Ap-
proved June 8, 1946. 1 p. ^Private law 547.)
Reeves. Stanley B. H. R. 4832. act for relief of Stanley B. Reeves and ^Irs. Stanley

B. Reeves. Approved .Tune 12. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 640.')
Ridgewan. Pershing W. H, R. 3676. act for relief of Pershing 'W. Ridgeway. Approved

June 11. 1946. 1 n. rPrivate law 503.)
Riftcr. ^fauricc C. TT R. 3702. n^t for relief of Maurice C. Ritter. Approved June

11. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 594.)
Rothcnhcrqrr. Glen TT. R. 3556, .I'-t for relief ef Mr. and IMrs. Glen Rothenberger.

Approved June 13. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 648.)
Snvtooth Co. IT. R. AllT. act for relief of Sawtooth Companv. Approved June 11,

1946. 1 n. (Private law 62?.')
Schmelt:!. William F. H. R. 2576, act for relief of William P. Schmeltz. Approved

June 11. 1946. 1 n. (Private law 585.1
Schmidt, Nina E. TT. R. 4905. act for relief of Nina E. Schmidt. Approved June 10,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 576.)
Seferian. John. IT. R. 216, act for relief of John Seferian and Laura Seferian. Ap-
proved June 10. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 556.)
Shipp. John M. TT. R 4723. act for relief of John M. Shipp. Approved June 11, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 621.)
Silk. Mrs. Tlcnrictta. TT. R. 238. act for relief of nenrietta Silk. Approved June 11.

1946. 1 p. (Private law 583.)
Smith. Mrs. Pearl. IT. R. 4854. act for relief of Mrs. Pearl Smith. Approved June 11.

1946. 1 p. (Private law 623.)
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. S. 1742. act for relief of Socony-Vacuum Oil Companv. Ap-
proved May 14, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 535.)
Southern California Edison Co.. Ltd. IT. R. 4270. act for relief of Southern California

Edison Company, Limited. Approved June 8, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 549.)
Spargo, John G. S. 1747, act for relief of John C. Spargo. Approved May 14, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 536.)

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I'rivato law fiSS-fJrJO, 70Mi Conjfress — Continued.

Stctrart. Charles W. H. R. 3908, act for rolief of estate of Cbarles W. Stewart. Ap-
proved June 11, in4fi. 1 p. (Private law (534.)
Strihling, Crystal R. II. R. 3018, act for relief of Crystal R. Stribling. Approved June

11. l!)4r). 1 p. (Private law 588.)
Si/kes. Jifrs. licssic. H. R. 845, act for relief of Mrs. Luther S. Sykes [Bessie Sykes].

Approved June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 584.)
Thcrriault. WilUnm N. H. R. 3808, act for relief of estate of William N. Therriault

and Milliecnt Tlierrianlt. Approved June 13, 194(5. 1 p. (Private law 649.)
Trnttrr, Mrs. Lovie ^f. H. R. 3125. act for relief of Lovie M. Trotter. Approved June

11. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 590.)
Tuniavjian. M. Martin. IT. R. 3641. act for relief of M. Martin Turpanjian. Approved

June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 592.)
Vaufihan, James /?. H. R. 3828. act for relief of James R. Vaughan. Approved June 11,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 633.)
Vest. C. C. F R. 4750, act for relief of C. C. Vest. Approved June 10, 1946. 1 p.

(Private law 572.)
Waqnrr. ^^rs. Si/lria W. H. R. 5525, act for relief of Svlvia Wagner. Approved June

10. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 578.)
Walter. Ahtn. II. R. 3907. act for relief of Ahto Walter, T-iicv Walter, and legal guardian

of Teddy Walter. Approved June 11, 1940. 1 p. (Private law 599.)
Wehh. nanhne. n. R. 2569, act for relief of Daphne Webb. Approved June 12, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 638.)
Weems, Genrqe O. .S. 1442, act for relief of George O. Weems. Approved May 15, 1946.

1 n. (Private law 537 )
Wcsf. Genrqe .\. H. R. 2747, act for relief of George A. West. Approved June 11, 1946

1 p. (Private law 587.)
iri7?ian;.«. .Jack. H. R. 210. act for relief of Jack Williams, Mrs. Lora Sally Williams,

legal guardian of Garry E. Williams, and legal guardian of James Williams. Ap-
proved June 12, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 641.)
Wolf, Mrs. Mary M. H. R. 1229. act for relief of Mrs. Marv M. Wolf. Approved June

13. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 650.)
Woodfall, Earle R.. jr. H. R. 4170. act for relipf of estate of Earle R. Woodfall. jr

Approved June 11. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 605.)
Wriqht, Ola L. H. R. 4352. act for relief of Ola L. Wright, Mrs. Margaret WVight, and

lejr.nl guardian of Betty Bea Wright. Approved June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law

009.)
Yakutat Canperatire Market. H. R. 6010. act for relief O'f Yakutat Cooperative Market

Approved June 8. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 554.)
Youvfi. Oiren G. H. R. 3525, act for relief of Owen Young. Approved June 12, 1946

1 p. (Private law 639.)

Public law 376-412, 79th Congress.

Note. — Public laws in slip form in the first prints may be obtained from the Superin.
tondent of Documents, Washington 25, D. C, at a subscription price of $3.00 a sessioa
foreign subscription. $4.25 ; single copies are usually 5c. ; no. 384. Appropriations
which see below, is 10c.
Administrative lav\ S. 7. act to improve administration of justice by prescribing fair

administrative procedure [in Government agencies]. [Approved June 11, 1940.] 9 p.

(Public law 404.)
Airports. S. 2. act to provide Federal aid for development of public airports. [Ap-
proved May 13. 1946.1 13 p. (Public law 377.)
Appropriations. H. R. 5604, act reducing or further reducing certain appropriations and

contractual authorizations available for fiscal vear 1946. [Approved May 27, 1946.]

9 p. (Public law 391.)
H. R. 5890. act making appropriations to supply deficiencies in appropriations

for fiscal .vear 1946 and prior fiscal years, to provide supplemental appropriations for

fiscal vear 1946, and for other purposes. [Approved May 18, 1946.] 22 p. (Public

law 384.)
liankrnptey. H. R. 5504, act to amend act to establish uniform system of bankruptcy

throughout United States, and acts amendatory thereof and supplementary thereto

(relative to farm mortgage moratorium]. Approved June 3, 1946. 1 p. (Public

law 395.)
Beniria Arsenal Reservation. S. 1770. act to authorize exchange of land at Benicia

Arsenal. Calif, [for land of Southern Pacific Railroad Company]. Approved June

12,1940. 1 p. (Public law 412.)
Bill of Rifjhts Day. IT. .T. Res. 273, ioint resolution to provide for proper observance

of 1 r)5th anniversary of adoption of first 10 amendments to the Constitution, known

as Bill of Rights. Approved l\Iay 29, 1940. 1 p. (Public law 302.) [H. J. Res.

273 authorizes the President to designate Dec. 15, 1946. as Bill of Rights Day.]
Catnlina Hiqhtnay. S. 913, act to protect scenic values along and tributary to

Catalina Highway within Coronado National Forest, Ariz. [Approved June 11,

1940.] 2 p. (Public law 409.)
Civil Engineers Corps, Navy. S. 1872, act to provide for rank of original appointments

in Corps of Civil Engineers of Navy. Approved June 8, 1946. 1 p. (Public

law 399.)
Conscription. S. .7. Res. 159, .ioint resolution to extend selective training and service

act of 1940, as amended, until July 1, 1940. Approved May 14, 1946. 1 p. (Public

law 379.) [S. J. Res. 159 also exempts fathers and teen-agers from conscription.]
Costilla Creek. H. R. 4510, act granting consent and approval of Congress to inter-
state compact between Colorado and New Mexico with respect to waters of Costilla

Creek. [Approved June 11, 1946.] 10 p. (Pul)lic law 408.)

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Public law 376-412, 79th Congress— Continued.
Dead. H. R. 3936, act to provide for evacuation and return of remains of certain

persons who died and are buried outside continental limits of United States.

[Approved May 16, 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 383.)
Devils Lake Reservation. S. 130.5. act to confer jurisdiction on North Dakota over

offenses committed by or against Indians on Devils Lake Indian Reservation.

Approved May 31, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 394.)
Disabled American Veterans. S. 1961, act to exempt from taxation certain property

of Disabled American Veterans in District of Columbia. Approved May 15, 1946.

1 p. (Public law 380.) , . ^. . . .

District of Cohtmbia. H. R. 5719, act to amend act to authorize black-outs in District

of Columbia [so as to provide for use of funds appropriated under such act for

services to veterans and war workers]. Approved May 9, 1946. 1 p. (Public law

S. 1189, act to provide for voluntary apprenticeship in District of Columbia.

[Approved Mav 21, 1946.] 5 p. (Public law 387.) [S. 1189 provides for appoint-
ment of an Apprenticeship Council bv commissioners of District of Columbia.]

• S. 1955, act to authorize commissioners of District of Columbia to provide neces-

sarv utilities for veterans' housing furnished and erected by national housing
administrator. Approved May 18, 1946. 1 p. (Pulilic law 385.)

Government offlcials and employees. S. 1415, act to increase rates of compensation of
officers and employees of Federal Government [and employees of District of Columbia].
[Approved Mav 24. 1946.1 6 p. (Public law 390.)

Hawaii Coxintn. T. H. H. R. 4300, act for relief of county of Hawaii, T. H. Approved
June 10, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 403.)

Housing. H. R. 4761, act to expedite availability of housing for veterans of World
War II by expediting production and allocation of materials for housing purposes
and by curbing excessive pricing of new housing. [Approved May 22, 1946.1 9 p.
(Public law 388.) [H. R. 4761 creates office of Housing Expediter to be held by
existing Government official or new appointee.]

Internal revenue. H. J. Res. 353, joint resolution extending time for release of powers
of appointment for purposes of certain provisions of Internal revenue code. Approved
May 29, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 393.)

Navai Academy, Annapolis. S. 1854, act to establish civilian position of academic
dean of Postgraduate School of Naval Academy and compensation therefor. Ap-
proved June 10, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 402.)

Naval Ammunition Depot, Hastings. S. 1812, act to provide reimbursement for per-
sonal property lost, damaged, or destroyed as result of explosions at Naval Ammuni-
tion Denot, Hastings. Nebr., Apr. 6 and Sept. 15, 1944. Approved May 14, 1946.
1 p. (Public law 378.)

Navy. S. 1605, act to reimburse certain Navy and Marine Corps personnel and former
Navy and Marine Corps personnel for personal property lost or damaged as result of
fires which occurred at various Navv and Marine Corps shore activities. Approved
June 10, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 401.)

Nevada, U. S. S. S. 1802, act to provide for delivery of custody of certain articles of
historic interest from U. S. 8. Nevada and U. S. S. Wyoming to Nevada and Wyoming,
respectively. Approved June 8, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 397.)

Niagara Falls Bridge Commission. H. J. Res. 340. joint resolution to amend joint
resolution creating Niagara Falls Bridge Commission [to make it possible for said
commission to issue refunding bonds]. Approved June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Public
law 406.)

Officers, Navy. H. J. Res. 347, joint resolution to correct technical error [relative to
reappointment of officers In Navy or Marine Corps] in act approved Apr. 18, 1946
(Public law 347, 79th Congress). Approved June 11, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 407.)

■ S. 1802, act to repeal sec. 1548, Revised statutes (34 U. S. C. 592) [renuiring

naval officers to be furnished with copy of regulations and general orders of Navy
Department]. Approved June 8, 1946." 1 p. (Public law 398.)

Postal service. H. R. 5059, act to provide additional compensation for postmasters
and employees of postal service, .\pproved May 21, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 386.)

Prostitution. H. R. 6305, act to make permanent provisions of act of July 11, 1941,
prohibiting prostitution in vicinity of military and naval establishments. Approved
May 15, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 381.)

San Diego. Tex. H. R. 4418, act for relief of San Diego, Tex. Approved June 8, 1946.
1 p. (Pulilic law 400.)

School lunches. H. R. 3370, act to provide assistance to States in establishment, main-
tenance, operation, and expansion of school-lunch programs. [Approved June 4,
1946.] 5 p. (Public law .396.)

Supplies. S. 1980. act to continue in effect sec. 6 of act of July 2, 1940 (54 Stat. 714),
as amended, relating to exportatiton of certain commodities. Approved May 23,
1946. 1 p. (Public law 389.)

Uniforms. S. 1959, act to authorize payment of additional uniform gratuity to reserve
officers commissioned from status of aviation cadets. Approved June 11, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 405.)

Vte Indians. H. R. 4657, act to amend act conferring jurisdiction upon Court of
Claims to hear, examine, adjudicate, and render judgment on any and all claims
which Ute Indians, or any tribe or band thereof, may have against llnited States
[so as to permit use of tribal fmuls for payment of expenses incurred by attorneys
in prosecution of claims]. Ap])inved June" 11, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 410.)

Veterans' orgnni-ations. H. R. 0."!3, act authorizing Secretary of War to lend certain
property of War Department to national veterans' organizations for use at State
and national conventions. Aiiproved June 11. 1946. 1 p-. (Public law 411.)

War relief. S. 2101, act to amend trading with the enemy act, as amended, to
permit shipment of relief supplies. Approved May 16, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 382.)

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738 Go^^ERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

CONFERENCE COMMITTEES

Agriculture Dcpnrtmrnt. Department of Agriculture approijriation bill, [fiscal
year] 1047, conferotice report to accompany H. R. r>605; submitted by Mr.
Tarver. June 7, 1046. 1". p. ( H. rp. 2234, 70th Cong. 2(1 se.'^s. ) [H. R. 500."), as
here reported, contains provision prohibiting payment of salary or wages to
any member of an orpanization of (Jovernment employees, asserting right to
strike against the Government.] t

Bode, Mrs. Catherine. Catherine Bode, conference report to accompany H. R.
2223 [for relief of Catherine Bode] ; submitted by Mr. McGehee. June 3, 1946.
1 p. (H. rp. 2107, 70th Cong. 2d scss.) t

Hodges, L. Wilmoth. L. Wilmoth Hodges, conference report to accompany H. R.
874 [for relief of L. Wilmoth Hodges] ; submitted by Mr. McGehee. June 3, 1946.

1 p. (H. rp. 2108, 70th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Lee, Ross. Mrs. C. A. Lee, administratrix of Ross Lee, conference report to
accompany H. R. 041 [for i-elief of Mrs. C. A. Lee, administratrix of Ross
Lee] ; submitted by Mr. McGehee. June 3, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2200, 70th
Cong. 2tl sess.) t

Rate materials. Strategic and critical materials for national defense purposes,
conference report to accompany S. 752 [to amend act of June 7, 1930 (53
Stat. 811), as amended, relating to acquisition of stocks of strategic and
critical materials for national defense purposes] ; submitted by Mr. May. June
10, 1046. 7 p. (H. rp. 2235, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26392

TherriauU, William N. William N. Therriault and Millicent Therriault, con-
ference report to accompany H. R. 3808 [for relief of estate of William Ther-
riault and Millicent Therriault] ; submitted by Mr. McGehee. June 3, 1946. 1 p.
(H. rp. 2199, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

EXECUTIVE PAPERS, JOINT COMMITTEE ON DISPOSITION OF

Government offices. Disposing of sundry papers, report ; submitted by Mr. Elliott.
May 24, 1046. 2 p. (H. rp. 2128, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Disposing of sundry papers, report ; submitted by Mr. Elliott. June 4,

1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2207, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Disposing of sundry papers, report ; submitted bv Mr. Elliott. June 4,

1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2208, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Disposing of sundrv papers, report ; submitted by Mr. Elliott. June 14,

1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2291, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Disposition of sundry papers, report; submitted by Mr. Elliott. Mav 31,

1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2196, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Appropriations. Supplemental estimates of appropriation for legislative branch,
House of Representatives, fiscal year IMQ and fiscal vear 1947. May 23, 1946.

2 p. ( H. doc. 605, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

• Supplemental estimates of appropriation for legislative branch. House of

Representatives, fiscal year 1947. May 24, 1046. 2 p. (H. doc. 600, 70th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Calendars. Calendars of House of Representatives and history of legislation,
79th Congress, 1st session, final edition. 1946. 176 p. large 8° t

Y 1.2 : 1/79-1/final

Same, 79th Congress, 2d session, Jan. 14-June 29, 1946; no. 1-114. 1946.

various paging, large 8° [Daily when House of Representatives is in session.] t

Y 1.2 : 1/70-2-1 to 70-2-114

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Reports to be made to Cougi-ess, letter from clerk of House of Representatives
transmitting list of reports which it is duty of any officer or department to
make to Congres?s. Jan. 14, 1&4G. 33 p. (H. doc. 573, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 9-35340

ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, House. Providing for further ex-
penses of conducting investigation [of progress of national-defense program]
authorized by House resolution 281 of 77th Congress, continued by House
resolution 52 of 78th Congress, and continued by House resolution 38 of 79th
Congress, incurred by Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries, report
to accompany H. Res. 652 ; submitted by Mr. Boykin. June 6, 1946. 1 p. (H.
rp. 2226, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Siirplus property. Providing funds for study and investigation regarding dis-
posal of surplus property authorized by House resolution 385, report to accom-
pany H. Res. 641 ; submitted by Mr. O'Toole. INIay 27, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2145,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

AGEICULTUKE COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Agricultural ci'edit. Amend emergency farm mortgage act and Federal Farm
Mortgage Corporation act, report to accompany H. R. 6477 ; submitted by Mr.
Pace. June 17, 1946. 19 p. (H. rp. 2295, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Includes
minority report.] t
L. C. curd 46-26493

Chicago, Milwaukee. St. Paul d Pacific Railroad. Extend and renevp lease, report
to accompany H. R. 5876 [to authttrize Secretary of Agriculture to extend and
renew to Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company for term
of 10 years lease to Henry A. Scandrett, Walter J. Cummings, and George I.
Haight, trustees of Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company,
of tract of land in Department of Agriculture range livestock experiment sta-
tion in Montana, and for right-of-way to said tract, for removal of gravel and
ballast material] ; submitted by Mr. Poage. June 13, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2278,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Marketing agreements and orders, hearings, 79th Congress, on H. R. 5496, to
amend provisions of agricultural adjustment act relating to marketing agree-
ments and orders (H. R. 6303 reported), Apr. 3-May 3, 1946. 1946. iii+55 p.
( Serial K. ) * Paper, 15c. • Item 338 Y 4.Ag 8/1 : M 34/10

Peanuts. Amending agricultural adjustment act of 1938, as amended [relative
to acreage allotment for peanuts], report to accompany H. R. 5958; submitted
by Mr. Pace. June 10, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2236, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

■ Peanut-marketing quotas, report to accompany H. J. Res. 359 [relating to

peanut marketing quotas under agricultural adjustment act of 1938, as
amended] ; submitted by Mr. Pace. June 10, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp 2237, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Sugar. Extension of sugar act, report to accompany H. R. 0689 [to extend for
additional year provisions of sugar act of 1937, as amended, and taxes with
respect to sugar] ; submitted by Mr. Flannagan. June 13, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp.
2271, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Corrected print.] t

Swan Island. International animal quarantine station on Swan Ishnul, report
to accompany H. J. Res. 364 [to provide for establishment of international
animal quarantine station on Swan Island, and to permit entry therein ot
animals from any country and subsequent importation of such animals into
other parts of United States] ; submitted by Mr. Flannagan. June 13, 1946.
2 p. (H. rp. 2270, 79th CJong. 2d sess.) t

APPROPRIA'nONS COMMITTEE, HOUSB

Appropriations. Legislative branch appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947, hear-
ings before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session. 1946. ii+255 p. * Paper,
35c. • Item 339
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Appropriations — Continued.

Third urgent deficiency appropriation bill, 1946, report to accompany

H. R. 6G01 [makinj; appropriations to supply deficiencies in appropriations for
fiscal year 19-16 and prior fiscal years, to provide supplemental appropriations
for fiscal year 1046, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Cannon of
Missouri. May 29, 1946. 11 p. (H. rp. 2159, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Third urgent deficiency appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1946, hearings

before subconnnittee, 79th Congress, 2d session. 1946. ii-f-160 p. * Paper, 25c.

• Item 339

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Coast Guard. Coast Guard appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947, hearings be-
fore subcommittee, 7!»tli Congress, 2d session. 1946. ii-j-144 p. * Paper, 25c.

• Item 339

L. C. card 46-26332 Y 4.Ap 6/1 : C 63/2/947

Same, supplemental hearings. 1946. ii+18 p. * Paper, lOo. • Item 339

Y 4.Ap 6/1 : C 63/2/947/supp.

Government corporations appropriation bill, 1947, report to accompany H. R.
6777 [making appropriations for Government corporations and independent
executive agencies, fiscal year 1947] ; submitted by Mr. Mahon. June 13,
1946. 06 p. (H. rp. 2269, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Includes minority views.] t
L. C. card 46-2643.5

Interior Department appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947, supplemental hearing
before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 6335. 1946. ii+lS p.
[Relates to educational, health, and other needs of Navajo Indians in Arizona
and New Mexico.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 339
L. C. card 46-26348 Y 4.Ap 6/1 : In 8/6/947/pt.l-3/supp.

Labor Department. Department of Labor, Federal Security Agency, and related
independent oflBces appropriation bill, fiscal year 1947, report to accompany
H. R. 6739 ; submitted by Mr. Hare. June 11, 1946. 33 p. (H. rp. 2242, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Navy Department appropriation bill, 1947, hearings before subcommittee, 79th
Congress, 2d session, on Navy Department appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947,
iDcluding Maritime Commission and War Shipping Administration. 1946.
2 pts. • Item 339

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pt. 1. Navy Department. 11 + 2036 p. • Paper, $3.00.

pt. 2. United States Maritime Commission, War Shipping Administration, ii+646 p.
• Paper, $1.00.

BANKING AND CURRENCY COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions, June 5,
1946. 1940. 46 p. 4" $ Y 4. B 22/1 : 79/13

Federal credit unions. Amending Federal credit union act, hearing, 79th Con-
gress, 2d session, on H. R. 3327, superseded by H. R. 6372, May 7, 1946. 1946.
ii+18 p. *Paper, 10c. • Item 340
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Gi-eat Britain. Implementation of financial agreement dated Dec. 6, 1945, be-
tween United States and United Kingdom, report to accompany S. J. Res. 138 ;
submitted by Mr. Spence. June 14. 1946. 31 p. (H. rp. 2*289, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) [Includes minoritv views.] f
L. C. card 46-26438

CI\'IL SERVICE COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 2d session. May 21 and June 20,
1946 ; no. 5 and 6. 1946. 56 p. and 00 p. A" % Y 4. C 49/1 : 79/5, 6

Civil service pensions. Amending civil service retirement act, as amended, report
to accompany S. 896 [to amend act to amend further civil service retirement
act, as amended, approved Jan. 24, 1942, so as to provide for recomputation
of annuities for retired annuitants who retired prior to Jan. 24, 1942] ; submitted
by Mr. Randolph. May 27, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2146, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Civil service pensions — Continued.

Amending further civil service retirement act [relative to withholding of

retirement funds from certain former fiscal officers], report to accompany H. R.
3492; submitted by Mr. Randolph. May 27, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2147, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) f

Amending sec. 6 of civil service retirement act of May 29, 1930, as amended

[so as to continue annuity rights of persons retired on disability who recover
but cannot secure reemployment], report to accompany H. R. 4651; submitted
by Mr. Randolph. May 27, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2148, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Holidays. Making July 5, 1946, holiday, report to accompany H. R. 6691 [to
excuse employees of executive branch of tlie Government from work on July
5, 1946] ; submitted by Mr. Fallon. June 12, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2268, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

CLAIMS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Alcorn, Archibald J. Archibald J. Alcorn, report to accompany H. R. 4919 [for
relief of Archibald J. Alcorn] ; submitted by INIr. Jennings. May 27, 1946.
8 p. (H. rp. 2155, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Andersen, Mrs. Jennie 0. Jennie Olsen Andersen, report to accompany H. R.
1614 [for relief of Jennie Olsen Andersen] ; submitted by Mr. Chenoweth.
May 24, 1946. 14 p. (H. rp. 2112, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Bahcock, Mrs. Hattie M. Mrs. Hattie Main Babcock. Chester N. Main, and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Norman, report to accompany H. R. 3401 [for relief of
Mrs. Hattie Main Babcock, Chester N. Main, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Norman] ;
submitted by Mr. McGehee. May 29, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2171, 79th Cong. 2d

sess. ) t

Barrett, Charles F. Charles F. Bai-rett, report to accompany H. R. 5349 [for
relief of Charles F. Barrett] ; submitted by Mr. Hedrick. May 29, 1946. 5 p.
(H. rp. 2174, 79th Cong., 2d sess.) t

Bechtotd, Sam. Sam Bechtold, report to accompany S. 1286 [for relief of Sam
Bechtold] ; submitted by Mrs. Mankin. May 24, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2110,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Belk, Mrs. Mary. Mrs. Mary Belk, report to accompany H. R. 3359 [for relief
of Mrs. Mary Belk] ; submitted by Mr. McGehee. May 27, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp.
2149, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Benoit, Dimple. Dimple Benoit, report to accompany H. R. 3672 [for relief of
Dimple Benoit] ; submitted by Mr. Byrnes of Wisconsin. May 24, 1946. 17 p.
(H. rp. 2116, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Bergeron, Philibert L. Philibert L. Bergeron, Alfred Quist, and Astrid Quist,
report to accompany H. R. 3399 [for relief of Philibert L. Bergeron, Alfred
Quist, and Astrid Quist] ; submitted by Mr. McGehee. May 30, 1946. 8 p.
(H. rp. 2188, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Booker, Charles. Charles Booker, report to accompany H. R. 5351 [for i-elief
of Charles Booker] ; submitted by Mr. McGehee. May 29, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp.

2175, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Booth, Kdtherine D. Estates of Katherine Delores Booth and Agnes Jane True,
report to accompany H. R. 4834 [for relief of estates of Katherine Delores
Booth and Agnes Jane True] ; submitted by Mrs. Mankin. May 27, 1946. 11 p.
( H. rp. 2152, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Burke. Maleohti K. Malcolm K. Burke, report to accompany Si. 1106 [for relief
of Malcolm K. Burke] ; submitted bv Mr. Madden. May 24. 1946. 3 p. (H. rp.
2130. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Calcano. Juan L. Juan Calcano, report to accompany H. R. 2772 [for relief
of Juan Calcaiio] ; submitted by Mr. Byrnes of Wisconsin. May 24, 1946. 8 p.
(H. rp. 2114, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Cannon, Charles L. Charles L. Cannon, report to accompany H. R. 5722 [for
relief of Charles L. Cannon] ; submitted by Mr. Jennings. June 5, 1946. 5 p.
(H. rp. 2225, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

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Claims. Amending act of July 3, 1943 (57 Stat. 372; 31 U. S. C. 223b) to provide
for settlement of claims for damage to or loss or destruction of propterty or
personal injury or death caused by military personnel or civilian employees, or
otherwise incident to activities of War Department or of Army [so as to
authorize War Department to settle claims not in excess of $1,000 in time
of peace as well as in time of war], report to accompany H. R. 6454 ; submitted
by Mr. Pittenger. May 29, 1946. 36 p. (H. rp. 216.S, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Diamond, Raleigh B. Raleigh B. Diamond, report to accompany H. R. 2132 [for
relief of Raleish B. Diamond] ; submitted by Mr. Stigler. June 5, 1946. 6 p.
(H. rp. 2214, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Dixie Margarine Co., report to accompany H. R. 5279 [for relief of Dixie Marga-
rine Company, Memphis, Tenn.] ; submitted by Mr. Stigler. June 5, 1946. 7 p.
(H. rp. 2223, 70th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Doseher, Gustav F. Gustav F. Dosclier, report to accompany H. R. 4888 [for
relief of Gustav F. Doseher] ; submitted by Mr. Jennings. May 27, 1946. 4 p.
(H. rp. 2154, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Elmhorst, Mr.<i. El-tie M. Elsie Elmhorst, report to accompany H. R. 5878 [for
relief of Elsie Elmhorst] : submitted by Mr. McGehee. May 29, 1946. 5 p.
(11. rp. 2181, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Fitzgerald, Mrs. Frances C. Frances Fitzgerald, reix)rt to accompany H. R. .5739
[for relief of Frances Fitzgerald] ; submitted by Mr. McGehee. May 29, 1946.
3 p. (H. rp. 2178, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

FrancoUne, Mrs. Mary. Mrs. Mary Francoline and Mrs. Rose Wallace, report
to accompany H. R. 5324 [for relief of Mrs. Mary Francoline and Mrs. Rose
Wallace] ; submitted by Mrs. Mankin. May 24, 1946. 10 p. (H. rp. 2125,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Qilliam. L. 0. L. O. Gilliam, report to accompany H. R. 4415 [for relief of L. O.
Gilliam] ; submitted by Mr. Stigler. June 5, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2219, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Gottlieb, Fred A. Fred A. Gottlieb, report to accompany H. R. 4943 [for relief
of Fred A. Gottlieb] ; submitted by Mr. Jennings. May 24, 1946. 8 p. (H. rp.
2123, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Government offleials and ewploi/ees. Providing method of payment in Govern-
ment establishments of overtime, leave, and holiday compensation on basis
of night rates, pursuant to decisions of comptroller general, report to accom-
pany H. R. 6.532; submitted bv Mr. Pittenger. Mav 29, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp.
2169, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Grant, Fred W. Fred W. Grant, report to accompany H. R. 3S27 [for relief of
Fred W. Grant] ; submitted by Mr. Doyle. May 24, 1946. 8 p. (H. rp. 2117,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Halvorsen, Andreio M. Andrew M. Halvorsen, report to accompany H. R. 5539
[for relief of Andrew M. Halvorsen] ; submitted by Mr. McGehee. May 29,
1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2177, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Harris, Mrs. Ltiey T. Mrs. Lucy T. Harris, report to accompany H. R. 5284 [for
relief of Mrs. Lucy T. Harris] ; submitted bv Mr. Jennings. Mav 27, 1946.
9 p. (H rp. 2158, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Hatheicaij Patterson Corp., report to accompany H. R. 1331 [for relief of Hathe-
way Pattei-son Corporation] ; submitted by Mr. Case of New Jersey. May 24,
1946. 9 p. (H. rp. 2111, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Hedin, Joan E. Legal guardian of Joan Esther Hedin, report to accompany H.
R. 4996 [for relief of legal guardian of Joan Esther Hedin] ; submitted by
Mr. Hedrick. May 29, 1946. 7 p. (H i-p. 2173, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Jordan, Drunj L. Estate of Drury Lee Jordan, report to accompany H. R. 5026
[for relief of estate of Drurv Lee Jordan] ; submitted by Mr. Jennings. May
27, 1946. 6 p. (H. rp. 2156, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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June, Robert F. Robert June, report to accompany H. R. 228 [for relief of
Robert June] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. May 31, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2187,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Keaton, Walter J/. Mr. and iMrs. Walter Keaton, report to accompany H. R. 5872
[for relief of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keaton] ; submitted by Mr. McGehee. May
31, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2190, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Krzys, Frances. Frances Krzys, report to accompany H. R. 5884 [for relief of
Frances Krzys] ; submitted by IMr. McGehee. May 29, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp.
2182, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Lanser, Mrs. Georgia. Mrs. Georgia Lanser and Joseph Lanser, report to accom-
pany H. R. 4660 [for relief of Mrs. Georgia Lanser and Joseph Lanser] ;
submitted by Mr. McGehee. June 5, 1946. 8 p. (H. rp. 2221, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Lassalle, Jesus. Jestis Lassalle and Mrs. America Bonet Medina, report to
accompany H. R. 4247 [for relief of Jesus Lassalle and Mrs. America Bonet
Medina] ; submitted by Mr. McGehee. May 24, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2118,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Lillie, Francis T. Fi-ancis T. Lillie and Lois E. Lillie, report to accompany H. R.
4466 [for relief of Francis T. Lillie and Lois E. Lillie] ; submitted by Mr. Cole
of Kansas. May 24, 1946. 7 p. (H. rp. 2121, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Lisay, Stephen. Stephen Lisay, report to accompany H. R. 5228 [for relief of
Stephen Lisay] ; submitted by Mr. Chenoweth. May 24, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp.
2124, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Lopez Ramos, Alberto. Estate of Alberto L6pez Ramos, report to accompany
H. R. 4357 [for relief of estate of Alberto Lopez Ramos] ; submitted by Mr.
McGehee. May 24, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2119, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Lowery, Newton W. Newton William Lowery, report to accompany H. R. 5510
[for relief of Newton William Lowery] ; submitted by Mrs. Mankin. May 24,
1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2126, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

McMeans, A. C. A. C. McMeans, report to accompany H. R. 3145 [for relief of
A. C. McMeans] ; submitted by Mr. Stigler. June 5, 1946. 8 p. (H. rp. 2216,
79tli Cong. 2d sess.) t

Masters, Mrs. Rosclla J. Rosella J. Masters, report to accompany H. R. 4458
[for relief of Rosella J. Masters] ; submitted by Mr. Scrivner. May 24, 1946.

5 p. (H. rp. 2120, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Newcomb, Walter R., sr. Walter R. Newcomb, sr., Corbin A. Newcomb, and
Walter R. Newcomb, jr., report to accompany H. R. 4862 [for relief of Walter
R. Newcomb, sr., Corbin A. Newcomb, and Walter II. Newcomb, jr.] ; submitted
by Mr. Jennings. May 27, 1946. lip. (H. rp. 2153, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

O'Brien, Will. Will O'Brien, Mrs. Bessie O'Brien, and legal guardian of Jane
O'Brien, report to accompany H. K. 2785 [for i-elief of Will O'Brien, Mrs. Bessie
O'Brien, and legal guardian of .lane O'Brien] ; submitted by Mr. Doyle. May
29, IWG. 13 p. (H. rp. 2170, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Ohio Valley General Hospital, Wheeling Clinic, Rosetta Snyder, 'Virginia Barron,
Paul H. Cope, and J. E. Ricketts, report to accompany H. R. 1957 [for relief of
Ohio Valley General Hospital, Wheeling Clinic, Rosetta Snyder, Virginia Bar-
ron, Paul H. Cope, and J. E. Ricketts] ; submitted by Mr. Doyle. June 5, 1946.

6 p. (H. rp. 2213, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Pearson Remedy Co., report to accompany H. R. 5304 [for relief of Pearson Rem-
edy Company] ; submitted by Mr. Stigler. June 5, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2224,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Pixley, William A. William A. Pixley, report to accompany H. R. 3623 [for relief
of William A. Pixley] ; submitted by Mr. Scrivner. May 27, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp.
2150, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Postmasters. For relief of certain postmasters, report to accompany H. R. 5792;
submitted by Mr. Hedrick. May 29, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2179, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

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Poultry Producers of Central California, report to accompany H. R. 3484 [for
relief of Poultry Producers of Central California] ; submitted by Mr. Doyle.
May 24, 194G. 9 p. (H. rp. 2115, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Proper, Wayne C. Warrant oflicer Wayne C. Proper, report to accompany S. 593
[for relief of Wayne C. Proper] ; submitted by Mr. Stigler. June 5, 1946. 9 p.
(H. rp. 2212, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Quality Electric Co., Ltd., report to accompany H. R. 4592 [for relief of Quality
Electric Company, Limited] ; submitted by Mr. Stigler. June 5, 1946. 17 p.
(H. rp. 2220, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Richter^ Amy M. Amy Mary Ricliter, report to accompany H. R. 4353 [for relief
of Amy Mary Ricliter] ; submitted by Mr. McGehee. May 30, 1946. 7 p. (H.
rp. 2189, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Riley, Mrs. Opal. Mrs. Opal Riley and Robert R. Riley, report to accompany H. R.
5025 [for relief of Mrs. Opal Riley and Robert R. Riley] ; submitted by Mr.
Stigler. June 5, 1946. 11 p. (H. rp. 2222, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Robertson, William E. William E. Robertson and Estelle Robertson, report to
accompany H. R. 4479 [for relief of William E. Robertson and Estelle Robert-
son] ; submitted by Mr. McGehee. May 27, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2151, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Schubert, Ben W. Ben W. Schubert, report to acompauy H. R. 4576 [for relief
of Ben W. Schubert] ; submitted by Mr. Chenoweth. May 24, 1946. 7 p. (H.
rp. 2122, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

She7-man, Mrs. Mary J. Mary Jane Sherman, report to accompany H. R. 4265
[for relief of Mary Jane Sherman] ; submitted by Mr. Combs. June 5, 1946.
15 p. ( H. rp. 2218, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) f

Shropshire, Jim B. J. B. Shropshire, report to accompany H. R. 2319 [for relief
of J. B. Shropshire] ; submitted by Mr. Doyle. June 5, 1946. 10 p. (H. rp.
2215, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Stone, Mrs. Mae M. Mae Maxine Stone, report to accompany H. R. 5538 [for
relief of Mae Maxine Stone] ; submitted by Mr. McGehee. May 29, 1946. 4 p.
(H. rp. 2176, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Stone & Cooper Coal Co., Inc., report to accompany H. R. 5243 [for relief of
Stone and Cooper Coal Company, Incorporated] ; submitted by Mr. Chenoweth.
May 27, 1M6. 7 p. (H. rp. 2157, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Stceat, F. B. F. B. Sweat, report to accompany H. R. 5541 [for relief of F. B.
Sweat] ; submitted by Mr. Byrnes of Wisconsin. -May 24, 1946. 6 p. (H. rp.
2127, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Thompson, Warren H. Warren H. Thompson and Madeline Parent, report to
accompany H. R. 3S57 [for relief of Warren H. Thompson and Madeline Par-
ent] ; submitted by Mr. Doyle. June 5. 1946. 7 p. (H. rp. 2217, 79th Cong.
2d sess. ) t

Ward, Mrs. Minnie J. Mrs. Minnie Jenkins Ward, reix>rt to accompany H. R.
4673 [for relief of Mrs. Minnie Jenkins Ward] ; submitted bv Mr. Hedrick.
May 29, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2172, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Wiseman, Mrs. Susan S. Susan S. Wiseman, report to accompany H. R. 2287
[for relief of Susan S. Wiseman] ; submitted by Mr. Dovle. May 24, 1946.
6 p. (H. rp. 2113, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Toakam, Etta. Etta Yoakam, report to accompany H. R. 5806 [for relief of
Etta Yoakam] ; submitted by Mr. :\IcGeliee. May 29, 1946. 6 p. (H. i-p. 2180,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Contagion and contagious diseases. Amending act controlling spread of com-
municable diseases in District of Columbia [so as to give health authorities
right to forcibly detain persons known to be infected with or suspected of being
carriers of disease], reixirt to accompany H. li. 4410: submitted by Mr. Mc-
Millan of South Carolina. June 3, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2202, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

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Police. Increasing salaries of Metropolitan Police, "United States Park Police,
White House Police, and members of Fire Department of District of Columbia,
report to accompany H. R. Gr)16; submitted bv Mr. McMillan [of South Caro-
lina]. June 6, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2228, 79th Coug. 2d sess.) t

Societies. Permitting members and stockholders of charitable, educational, and
religious associations incorporated in District of Columbia to vote by proxy
or by mail, report to accompany H. R. 5970; submitted by Mr. McMillan of
South Carolina. June 6, 1940. 1 p. (H. rp. 2227, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

EXPENDITURES IN EXECTTriVE DEPARTMENTS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions. May 21.
1946; [no. 5]. 1946. 56 p. 4° t Y 4.Ex 7/13 : 79/5

Fishing vessels. Sale of surplus vessels suitable for fishing, report to accompany
H. R. 5552; submitted by Mr. Manasco. May 24, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2143, 79th
Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Government offices. Administrative expenses in Government departments, report
to accompany H. R. 6533 [to authorize certain administrative expenses in
Government service, and for other purpo.ses] ; submitted by Mr. Manasco.
May 29, 1946. 24 p. (H. rp. 2186, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Surplus propertij. To amend surplus property act, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d
session, on H. R. 5329, H. R. 5517, H. R. 4432. and others, relating to dis-
position of surplus property, Feb. 14-Mar. 13, 1946. 1946. iii+533 p. * Paper,
$1.00. • Item 350
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FLOOD CONTROL COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Grand River Dam Authority. Authorizing return of Grand River Dam project
to Grand River Dam Authority of Oklahoma [and adjustment and settlement
of accounts between the Authority and United States], report to accompany
H. R. 5508 ; submitted by Mr. Whittington. May 23, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2107.
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Rivers. Authorizations for reservoirs, levees, and flood walls for flood control,
flood control act of 1946. report to accompany H. R. 6597 [authorizing con-
struction of certain public works on rivers and harbors for flood control] ;
submitted by Mr. Whittington. May 29, 1946. 45 p. (H. rp. 2165, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26330

Flood control bill of 1946, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R.

6597, authorizing construction of certain public works on rivers and harbors
for flood control, Apr. 8-May 14, 1946. 1946. vii+700 p. * Paper, $1.25.
• Item 351
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Foreign service buildings act, report to accompany H. R. 6627 [for acquisition
of buildings and grounds in foreign countries for use of Government of United
States] ; submitted by Mr. Bloom. June 12, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2251, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) f

Inter- American military cooperation act, report to accompany H. R. 6326 [to
contribute to effective maintenance of international peace and security pursuant
to objectives and principles of United Nations, to provide for military coop-
eration of American states in light of their international undertakings, and
for other purposes] ; submitted i)y Mr. Bloom. June 7, 1946. 9 p. (H. rp.
2230, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26405

Philippine Islands. Republic of the Philippines military assistance act, report
to accompany H. R. 6572 [to provide military assistance to Republic of the
Philippines in establishing and maintaining national security and to form basis
for participation by that Government in such defensive military operations

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Philippine Islands — Continued.

as the future luav require] ; submitted by Mr. Bloom. July 11, 1946. 5 p.
(H. rp. 2243, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Vndersecrrtarii of S!tatc for Ecovomic Affairs. Establishing office of Under
Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, report to accompany H. R. GG46;
submitted by Mr. Bloom. June 11, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2249, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-2G420

United Nationx Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation. Membership
and participation by United States in United Nations Educational, Scientific,
and Cultural Organization, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. J. Res.
305. Apr. 8-.'i, 1946. 1946. iii+99 p. [H. J. Res. 305 provides for establish-
ment of a National Commission on Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Coop-
eration.] *Paper, 20c. • Item 352
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United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration. Relief for starving
peoples of war-stricken areas, report on resolution on UNRRA adopted at
21st plenary meeting of United Nations General Assembly, London, Feb. 1,
1946 [including statements on UNRRA of delegates to the Assembly; submitted
by Mr. Bloom]. 1946. v-f 24 p. f
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IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Bell, Ann M. Ann Maureen Bell, report to accompany H. R. 5391 [for relief of
Ann Maureen Bell] ; submitted by Mr. Mason. June 14, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp.
2287, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Immigration and emigration. Facilitating admission into United States of alien
fiancees or fiances of members [and honorably discharged members] of armed
forces of United States, report to accompany H. R. 6279; submitted by Mr.
Klein. May 23, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2108, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Study of problems relating to immigration and deportation and other

matters, hearings before subcommittee 1, 79th Congress, 1st session, pursuant
to H. Res. 52, Dec. 21, 1945. 1946. pt. 6, iii+433-468 p. * Paper, 10c.
• Item 353
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Karamouzis, Dimitrios. Dimitrios Karamouzis. known as James C. Karamouzis
or James C. Kar, report to accompany H. R. 5527 [for relief of Dimitrios
Karamouzis, known as James C. Karamouzis or James C. Kar] ; submitted
by Mr. Lesinski. June 14, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2288, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

MeClond, Mrs. Marian A. Marian Antoinette McCloud, report to accompany
H. R. 5178 [for relief of Marian Antoinette McCloud] ; submitted by Mr.
Mason. June 14. 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2286, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Milloglav, Mrs. Olive I. Olive Irene Milloglay, report to accompany H. R. 6694
[for relief of Olive Irene IMilloglav] ; submitted by Mr. Lesinski. June 17,
1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2293, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

See, Mrs. MarjoiHe. Marjorie See, report to accompany H. R. 5595 [for relief
of Marjorie See]; submitted by Mr. Lesinski. May 25. 1946. 2 p. (H. rp.
2144, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Toneman, Mrs. Amelia S. N. Mrs. Amelia Shidzee Nagamine Toneman. report
to accompany H. R. 6403 [for relief of Mrs. Amelia Shidzee Nagamine Tone-
man] ; submitted by Mr. Lesinski. June 4, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2203, 79th Cong.
2d sess. ) t

INDIAN AFFAIRS C0MMITTB3!:, HOUSE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress ; June 5, 1946 ; no. 2. 1946.
76 p. 4° t Y 4.1n2/l : 79-2/2

Crow project. Adjustments, Crow Indian irrigation project, Mont., report to
accompany H. R. 4983; submitted by Mr. Jackson. June 4, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp.
2210, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

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Crow project — Continued.

Amending act of June 4, 1920, so as to permit leasing of farm lands on

Big Horn unit [of Crow Indian irrigation project] for period not exceeding
10 years, report to accompany H. R. 6195; submitted by Mr. Jackson. June
4,1946. 2 p. (H.rp. 2211, 70th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Goodin, B. H. Authorizing B. H. Goodin to maintain suit to partition lands in
Cleveland County, Okla., report to accompany S. 438 ; submitted by Mr. Stigler.
June 4, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2206, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Rainy Mountain School. Setting aside certain lands [of Rainy Mountain School
reserve] for Indians of Kiowa, Conianclie, and Apaclie Indian Reservation, Okla.,
report to accompany S. 1043 ; submitted by Mr. Stigler. June 4, 1946. 2 p.
(H. rp. 2209, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

INSULAR AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Philippine Islands. Amending Philippine rehabilitation act of 1946 for purpose of
making clerical correction, report to accompany H. R. 6802; submitted by Mr.
Robinson of Utah. June 18, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2297, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Retention by United States Government or its agencies or instrumentali-
ties of real and personal property within the Philippines [now owned or later
acquired, and for administration of trading with the enemy act, as amended,
in the Philippines, subsequent to independence], report to accompany H. R.
6801 ; submitted by Mr. Robinson of Utah. June 18, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2296,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Airports. Operation of sec. 8 of Federal airport act with respect to fiscal year
1947, report to accompany H. R. 6741 ; submitted by Mr. Bulwinkle. June 13,
1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2276, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Calcasieu River. Extend times for commencing and completing construction of
free highway bridge across Calcasieu River at or near Lake Charles, La. [by
Louisiana], report to accompany H. R. 6222; submitted by Mr. Patrick. June
12, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2266, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Columbia River. Free highway bridge across Columbia River at Northport,
Wash., report to accompany S. 943 [granting consent of Congress to State of
Washington to construct free highway bridge across Columbia River at North-
port, Wash.] ; submitted by Mr. Lea. June 12, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2255, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) f

Delaware River. Toll bridge across Delaware River at or near Wilmington, Del.,
report to accompany H. R. 6285 [authorizing Delaware, by and through its
State Highway Department, to construct toll bridge across Delaware River near
Wilmington, Del.] ; submitted by Mr. Wolverton of New Jersey. June 12, 1946.
7 p. (H. rp. 2267, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Des Moines River. Free highway bridge across Des Moines River at Farmington,
Iowa, report to accompany S. 1834 [granting consent of Congress to Iowa or
Iowa State Highway Commission to construct free highway bridge across Des
Moines lliver at or near Farmington, Iowa] ; submitted by Mr. Sullivan. June
12, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2256, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

- Free highway bridge across Des Moines River at or near Eddyville, Iowa,
report to accompany H. R. 6081 [granting consent of Congress to Iowa State
Highway Commission to construct free highway bridge across Des Moines
River at or near Eddyville, Iowa] ; submitted by Mr. Sullivan. June 12, 1946.
2 p. (H. rp. 2265, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Federal Trade Commission. Amend Federal Trade Commission act, hearings
before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on II. R. 2390, to amend act
creating Federal Trade Conuni.sslon, to define its powers and duties, and for
other purposes, Jan. 29^Mar. 11, 1946. 1JM6. v+585 p. il. * Paper, $1.00.
• Item 356
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Mississippi River. Authorizing toll bridge across Mississippi River at or near
Caliokia, HI., report to accompany H. R. 6()U4 [to provide authorization for
Cahokia, 111., to construct toll bridge across Mississippi River at or near Cahokia,
111.]; submitted by Mr. Sullivan. Juno 12, 194«. 2 p. (H. rp. 2262, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Ohio River. Free or toll bridge across Ohio River at or near Mauckport, Ind.,
report to accompany H. R. r)73G Lauthorizinfi Indiana State Toll Bridge Com-
niisison to construct toll bridge or free bridge across Ohio River at or near
Mauckport, Ind.] : .submitted by Mr. Ilalleck. June 12, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp.
2200, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Toll or free bridge across Ohio River at or near Cannelton, Ind., report

to accompany H. R. 6005 [authorizing Indiana State Toll Bridge Commission
to construct toll bridge or free bridge across Ohio River at or near Cannelton,
Ind.] ; submitted by xMr. Halleck. June 12, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 226i, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Rio Grande. Free highway bridge across Rio Grande at or near Laredo, Tex.,
report to accompany H. R. 1212 [authorizing Texas, acting through State High-
way Commission- of Texas, to construct free highway bridge acro.ss Rio Grande
at or near Laredo, Tex.] ; submitted bv Mr. Beckworth. June 12, 1946. 3 p.
(H. rp. 2257, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Toll bridge across Rio Grande at or near Rio Grande City, Tex., report to

accompany H. R. 6751 [authorizing Gus A. GueiTa to construct toll bridge
across Rio Grande at or near Rio Grande City, Tex.] ; submitted by Mr. Beck-
worth. June 12, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2253, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Santee River. Revive and reenact act granting consent for free highway bridge
across Santee River near Lenoudes Ferry, S. C, report to accompany H. R.
5748 [to revive and reenact act granting consent of Congress to Soutli Carolina
State Highway Department to construct free highway bridge across Santee
River at or near Leneudes Ferry, S. C] ; submitted by Mr. Bulwinkle. June
12, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2261, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Securities. Amendment of securities exchange act of 1934 with respect to power
[of Securities and Exchange Commission] to regulate transactions in exempted
securities, report [and minoritv views] to accompany H. R. 3129. [2 pts.]
(H. rp. 2164, 2 pts., 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

[pt. 1] Report; suhmitted by Mr. Boren. May 29, 1946. 8 p. t
pt. 2 Minority views ; submitted by Mr. Murphy. June 14, 1946. 6 p. t

State and municipal securities regulations, conference between subcom-
mittee of Conmiittee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, House of Repre-
sentatives, 79th Congi-ess, 2d session, and representatives of State and mu-
nicipal securities industrj' and Security and Exchange Commission, on H. R. .
3129, to amend securities exchange act of 1934 so as to limit power of Securities
and Exchange Commission to regulate transactions in exempted securities.
Mar. 27, 1946. 1946. iii-f 43 p. * Paper, 10c.

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Susquehanna River. Free highway bridge across Susquehanna River at point
in Plymouth Township and point in Hanover Township, county of Luzerne,
Pa., report to accompany H. R. 5537 [granting consent of Congress to Pennsyl-
vania to construct free highway bridge across Susquehanna River at point
between borough of IMymouth, in Plymouth Township, and Hanover Township,
in county of Luzerne, I'a.] ; submitted bv Mr. Holmes of Massachusetts. June
12, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2258, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Wal)ash River. Free highway bridge across Wabash River near Montezuma,
Ind., report to accompany H. R. 6041 [authorizing Indiana to construct free
highway bridge across Wabash River at or near Montezuma, Ind.] ; submitted
by Mr. Halleck. June 12, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2263, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Toll or free bridge across Wabash River at or near Mount Vernon, Ind.,

report to accompany H. R. 5606 [authorizing Indiana State Toll Bridge Com-
mission to construct toll bridge or free bridge across Wabash River near Mount
Vernon, Ind.] ; submitted bv Mr. Halleck. June 12, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2259,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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IRRIGATION AND RECLAMATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Electric power. Sale of electric power, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on
H. R. 5124, relating to sale of electric power and lease of power privileges under
reclamation project act of 1939, Feb. 14-Mar. 15, 1946. 1946. pt. 2, iii+53-156
p. il. *Paper, 25c. • Item 35S
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JUDICIARY COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Administrative procedure, hearings, 79th Congress, 1st session, on subject of
Federal administrative procedure and on following bills, H. R. 184, H. R. 339,
H. R. 1117, H. R. 1203, H. R. 1206, and H. R. 2602, June 21-26, 1945. 1946.
iii+137 p. (Serial 19.) * Paper, 25c. • Item 359 Y 4. J 89/1 : Ad 65/2

Bankruptcy. Amending municipal bankruptcy act, report to accompany H. R.
6682 [to amend sec. 81, 82, and S3, and to repeal sec. 84 of chap. 9 of act to
establish uniform system of bankruptcy throughout United States, and acts
amendatory thereof and supplementary thereto] ; submitted by Mr. Hobbs.
June 11, 1946. 12 p. (H. rp. 2246, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions, June 3 and
21, 1946 ; no. 27 and 28. 1946. Each 180 p. 4° $ Y 4. J 89/1 : 79/27, 28

Royalties. Making unlawful exaction of tribute or royalties from production of
articles in commerce by coercion, intimidation, or threat, hearings before sub-
committee no. 2, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 6230, to amend criminal
code by making unlawful exaction of tribute or royalties from production of
articles in commerce, and to prohibit coercive practices affecting such produc-
tion, and H. R. 6259, to amend criminal code so as to make unlawful certain
harmful and disruptive practices in commerce. May 6 and 7, 1946. 1946.
iii-1-36 p. (Serial 18.) *Paper, lOc. • Item 359 Y 4. J 89/1 : R 81

Social protection. Assistance to States in matters relating to social protection,
report to accompany H. R. 5234 [to authorize Federal security administrator
to assist States in matters relating to social protection] ; submitted by Mr.
Walter. June 17, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2294, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Includes
minority view.«i.] t
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War and emergency potcers. Cessation of hostilities, termination of war
and emergencies, war and emergency statutes classified by termination provi-
sions, based on compilation submitted by Office of Attorney General, Nov. 30,
1945, [by] subcommittee no. 4. l'J46. [pt. 1], iv+92 p. (Serial 17 [pt. 1].)

* Paper, 15c. • Item 359 Y 4. J89/1 : W 19/5/pt. 1

LABOR COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Handicapped. Aid to physically handicapped, hearings before subcommittee on
aid to physically handicapped. 79th Congress, 2d session, pursuant to H. Res.
45, authorizing Committee on Lalior to conduct investigation of extent and
character of aid now given by Federal, State, and local governments and
private agencies to the physically handicapped, Feb. 18-20, 1946. 1946. pt. 21.
iii+3069-2208 p. [Relates to correlation of Federal agencies.] * Paper, 25c.

* Item 360

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Labor and laborivfj classes. Proposed amendments to fair labor standards act,
hearings, 79th Congress, 1st session. 1946. pt. 2, [1] +931-943 p. [Part 2 is
an index to part 1 which was entered in IMonthly catalog for Apr. 1040, p. 364.]

* Paper, 5c. • Item 360

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Wages. Increasing minimum wage rate under fair labor standards act of 1938
[to 65 cents an hour], report to accompany H. R. 4130; submitted bv Mr.
Randolph. June 19, 1946. 20 p. (H. rp. 2300, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Includes
minority views.] f
L. C. card 46-26495

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LTBRABT COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Hale, Nathan. Erection in District of Columbia of statue to Nathan Hale, report
to accompany S. J. Res. 84; submitted bv Mr. O'Toole. June 7, 1946. 1 p.
(H. rp. 2229, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHEailES COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Alaska. Report of Department of Interior on H. R. 3661 [making further pro-
vision for protection of fisheries of Alaska, introduced bv] Mr. Bartlett. [1946.]

2 p. (No. 101. ) t Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/101

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, Mav 31, 1946 ; no. 16. 1946.
xii+52 p. 4» t ' Y4.M 53 -.79/16

Coast Guard. Enlistments for duty at lifeboat stations, executive hearings. 79th
Congress. 2d .session, on H. R. 6219. to authorize commandant of Coast Guard
to accept enlistments of certain individuals for duty at lifeboat stations during
1946; Mav 9, 1946. 1046. iii+21 p. * Paper. 10c. • Item 362
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Report of Treasury Department on H. R. 6057 [to amend act of July 11.

1919 (41 Stat. 132), relating to interchange of property between Army and
Navy, so as to include Coast Guanl within its provision, introduced bv] Mr.
Bland. [1946.] 1 p. (No. 107.) t Y 4.M 53 : 94.5-46/107

• Report of Treasury Department on H. R. 6219 [to authorize commandant

of Coast Guard to accept enlistments of certain individuals for duty at lifeboat
stations during 1946, introduced by] Mr. Auchincloss. [1946.] 2 p. (No.
114. ) t Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/114

Reports of Navy Department on H. R. 1649 [to further perfect consolidation

of Lighthouse Service with Coast Guard] and H. R. 3S15 [to extend to tempo-
rary members of Coast Guard Reserve all rights, benefits and privileges to
which regular members of Coast Guard Reserve are entitled]. [1946.] 3 p.
(No. 91.) t Y 4.M 53 : 94.5-46/91

Coast Guard Reserve. Report of Navy Department on H. R. 3814 [extending
certain recognition and rights to temporary members of Coast Guard Reserve,
including voluntarv Port Securitv Force and members of Coast Guard Auxil-
iary]. [1946.] 2 p. (No. 95.) f Y 4.M .53 : 945^6 95

Report of Treasury Department on H. R. 5217 [to provide that upon dis-
charge temporary members of Coast Guard Reserve be issued certificates of
discharge, and for other purposes, introduced by] Mr. Anderson. [1946.] 2 p.
(No. 116.) t Y 4.M 53 : 94.5-46/116

Coasticise trade. Application of War Shipping Administration to Interstate
Commerce Commission for temporary authoi-ity to engage in coastwise and
intercoastal trade as a common carrier. [1945.] 19 p. (No. .58.) t

Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/58

Coastwise and intracoastal transportation problems. [1946.] 14 p. (No.

105.) t Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/105

Collisions at sea. Report of Navy Department on H. R. 3861 [to provide special
rules for preventing collisions of vessels navigating Gulf Intracoastal Water-
way and certain rivers and inland waters emptying into Gulf of Mexico, intro-
duced by] Mr. Bland. [1945.] 2 p. (No. 72.) t Y 4. M 53 : 94.5-46/72

Reports of Maritime Commission and War Department on H. R. 3861 [to

provide special rules for preventing collisions of vessels navigating Gulf Intra-
coastal Waterway and certain rivers and inland waters emptying into Gulf of
Mexico, introduced by] Mr. Bland. [1945.] 5 p. (No. 71.) t

Y4.M 53: 945-46/71

Fish and fisheries. Importations of fresh and frozen fillets and fish into American
markets. [1946.] 4 p. (No. 109.) t Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/109

Information regarding frozen fi.sh holdings at Gloucester. Mass. [1946.]

3 p. (No. 102.) t Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/102

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Fish and fisheries — Continued.

Price ceilings on fish in Great Lakes, Gulf, Southern, and Middle Atlantic

areas [letter from Office of Price Aduiinistration]. [1945.] 1 p. (No. 03.) t

Y4.Mo3:U45-4G/53

Fish hatcheries. Report of Department of Interior on H. R. 1380 [providing for
transfer of certain fish hatchery in Comanche County, Okla., to Lawton, Okla.,
introduced by] Mr. Johnson. [1946.] 1 p. (No. 89.) t

Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/89

Fishing vessels. Affording preference for veterans in acquiring certain vessels,
report to accompany H. R. 4842 [to amend act of Apr. 29, 1943, so as to afford
preference for veterans in acquiring certain vessels suitable for use in fisher-
ies or industries related thereto] ; submitted by Mr. Domengeaux. June 14,
1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2290, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [H. R. 4842 includes as
veterans holders of certificates for substantially continuous service in mer-
chant marine.] t

Reports of War Shipping Administration and Treasury Department on

H. R. 3367 [to amend Public law 44, 78th Congress, as amended, so as to au-
thorize return to former owners of vessels acquired by United States as gift
since Jan. 1, 1940, introduced by] Mr. Buck. [1945.] 4 p. (No. 60.) t

Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/60

Forwarders. Report of War Shipping Administration on freight forwarding
[and similar servicing of water-borne export and import foreign commerce of
United States], pursuant to Public law 498, 77th Congress [Sept. 27, 1945].
[1945.] 4 p. (No. 59.) t Y 4. M 53 : 945-46/59

Same [Feb. 1, 1946]. [1946.] 2 p. (No. 87.) t Y 4.M 53 : &15-46/87

Freight rates. Report of Maritime Commission on H. R. 2633 [to authorize re-
fund by War Shipping Administration of certain freights for transportation on
frustrated voyages] and H. R. 3802 [to amend Public law 41, 78th Congress].
[1946.] 3 p. (No. 103.) t Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/103

To amend Public law 41, 78th Congress [to authorize refund by war ship-
ping administrator of certain freights for transportation on frustrated voy-
ages]. [1945.] 2 p. (No. 74.) f Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/74

Government contracts. Report of Maritime Commission pursuant to Public law
46, 77th Congress [relative to contracts entered into Oct. 1-Dec. 31, 1945].
[1946.] 1 p. (No. 83.) t Y 4.M.53 : 945-46/83

Great Lakes. Report of Department of Justice on H. R. 6148 [to exempt certain
vessels operating between American and Canadian ports on Great Lakes from
tiling passenger lists, introduced by] Mr. Bradley. [1946.] 1 p. (No. 113.) f

Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/113

• Report of Maritime Commission and War Shipping Administration on

H. R. 6036 (H. R. 6148) [to exempt certain vessels operating between American
and Canadian ports on Great Lakes from filing passenger lists, introduced by]
Mr. Bradley. [1946.] 1 p. (No. 112.) f Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/112

Report of Treasury Department on H. R. 6148 [to exempt certain vessels

operating between American and Canadian ports on Great Lakes from filing
passenger lists, introduced by] iNIr. Bradley. [1946.] 2 p. (No. 110.) f

Y4.M 53: 945-46/110

narvaii. Relating to investigation and conservation of fishery resources and
development of fishing industry of Hawaii and adjacent waters, report to accom-
pany H. R. 3230; submitted by Mr. Bland. June 13, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2274,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

International Maritime Conference. Report to chairman of Merchant Marine and
Fisheries Committee of House of Representatives [by Henry M. Jackson, ad-
viser to American delegation to] International Maritime Conference, Copen-
hagen, 1945. [1946.] 38 p. (No. 84.) * Paper, 10c. Y 4. M 53 : 945-46/84

Iron ores. Report of Maritime Commission on H. R. 5310 [to reix-al law permit-
ting vessels of Canadian registry to transport iron ore between United States
ports on Great Lakes]. [1946.] 1 p. (No. 96.) t Y 4. M 53 : 945-46/96

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Medals. Report of Maritime Commission and War Sliipping Administration on
H. R. 5892 [to provide medal for service in mercliant marine during present
war]. [1946.] 1 p. (No. 104.) t Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/104

Merchant marine. Index to merchant marine act, 1936, and otlier statutes. Ex-
ecutive orders, and Proclamations relating to Maritime Commission and War
Shipping Administration (Documents no. 55 and 55A). 1940. [1]+117 p.
( No. 55B. ) t Y 4.M 53 : 942-44/55B

: Memorandum on merchant marine casualties, showing total number of

deaths, missing, and prisoners of war as of September 30, 194."). |1'J45.J 1 p.
(No. 75.) t Y 4. M 53 : 945-46/75

Merchant Marine Honorable Service Bxitton. Providing for issuance of devices
in recognition of services of merchant sailors, report to accompany H. R. 6488
[to amend act to provide for issuance of devices in recognition of services of
merchant sailors, so as to make improper dealings in respect to Merchant Ma-
rine Honorable Service Button criminal offense] ; submitted by Mr. Bland.
June 7, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2232, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Report of Attorney General on H. R. 6488 [to amend act to provide for

Issuance of devices in recognition of services of merchant sailors, so as to
make improper dealings in respect to Merchant Marine Honorable Service
Button criminal offense, introduced by] Mr. Bland. [1946.] 1 p. (No. 117.)
t Y 4. M 53 : 945-46/117

National defense. Report of activities of investigating committee, 1945 [relative
to investigation of progress of national-defense program, covering period from
Mar. 1 to Dec. 31, 1945]. [1946.] 8 p. (No. 82.) t Y4. M 53 : 945-46/82

Pacific islands. Survey of Pacific areas, report to chairmen of Naval Affairs
Committee and Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee [by members of
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee participating in survev]. [1945.]
12 p. (No. 67.) t Y 4. M 53 : ^5-46/67

Panama Canal. Report of Secretary of War on H. R. 4480 [to authorize inves-
tigation of means of increasing capacity and security of Panama Canal,
introduced by] Mr. Bland. [1945.] 2 p. (No. 77.) t Y 4. M 53 : 945-46/77

Report of War Department on H. R. 5402 [to amend Canal Zone code,

introduced by] Mr. Bland. [1946.] 16 p. (No. 88.) t Y 4. M 53 : 945-46/88

■ Report of War Department on H. R. 5.587 [to amend Canal Zone code,

introduced by] Mr. Bland. [1946.] 12 p. (No. 93.) t Y 4. M 53 : 945-46/93

Report to chairman of Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee [by

subcommittee on the Panama Canal relative to] inspection of Panama Canal
operations and facilities. [1946.] 8 p. (No. 100.) f Y 4. M 53 : 945-46/100

Radifjnien. Report of Federal Communications Commission on H. R. 4067 [In-
troduced by] Mr. Havenner and H. R. 4163 [introduced by] Mr. Welch [bills
to amend Revised statute 4131 (46 U. S. C. 221), so as to make radio operators
licensed officers aboard ship]. [1945.] 2 p. (Nq. 69.) t Y 4. M 53 : 94.5-46/69

Report of Maritime Commission on H. R. 4067 [introduced by] Mr. Haven-
ner and H. R. 41GS [introduced by] Mr. Welch [bills to amend Revised statute
4131 (46 U. S. C 221), so as to make radio oiDerators licensed officers aboard
ship]. [1945.] 2 p. (No. 70.) f Y 4. M 53 : 945-46/70

Report of Navy Department on H. R. 4067 [introduced by] Mr. Havenner

and H. R. 4163 [introduced by] Mr. Welch [bills to amend Revised statute 4131
(46 U. S. C. 221), so as to make radio operators licensed officers aboard ship].
[1945.] 3 p. (No. 73.) t Y 4. M 53 : 945-46/73

Report of Treasury Department on H. R. 4067 [Introduced by] Mr. Haven-
ner and H. R. 4163 [introduced by] Mr. Welch [bills to amend Revised statute
4131 (46 U. S. C. 221), so as to make radio operators licensed officers aboard
ship]. [1945.] 1 p. (No. 68.) t Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/68

Sailors. Deferment from draft of merchant seamen, [joint statement issued
by] national headquarters of Selective Service [and] War Shipping Admin-
istration. [1945.] 2 p. (No. 76.) t Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/76

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Sailors — Continued.

Including periods of education and training in Army Transportation Corps

civilian marine school as service in merchant marine, report to accompany
H. R. G2(j3 [to amend act of June 23, 1943, so as to authorize inclusion of
periods of education and training in Army Transportation Corps civilian
marine school as service in merchant marine in computing service for pur-
poses of establishing reemployment rights] ; submitted by Mr. Bland. June 7,
1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2231, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Report of Maritime Connnission on H. R. 3973 [to amend act to provide

reemployment rights for persons who leave their positions to serve in mer-
chant marine, approved June 23, 1943 (57 Stat. 1G2), and for other purposes,
introduced by] Mr. Bland. [1945.] 5 p. (No. 55.) [H. R. 3793 also provided
reemployment rights for civilian employees of War Department in Army Trans-
port Service.] t Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/55

Report of "Veterans' Administration on H. R. 2180 [to provide Federal

Government aid for readjustment in civilian life of World War I and World
War II merchant marine veterans, introduced by] Mr. Herter. [1945.] 3 p.
(No. 79.) t Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/79

Report of War Shipping Administration on H. R. 2346 [to provide aid

for readjustment in civilian life of those persons who rendered war service in
merchant marine during World War II, and to provide aid for families of
deceased war-service merchant seamen]. [1945.] 16 p. (No. 63.) t

Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/63

■ Reports of Civil S'ervice Commission, Veterans' Administration, and Na-
tional Housing Agency on H. R. 2346 [introduced by] Mr. Peterson, reports of
National Housing Agency and Civil Service Commission on H. R. 2180 [intro-
duced by] Mr. Herter, and reports of Veterans' Administration and Treasury
Department on H. R. 2449 [introduced by] INIr. Peterson [bills providing cer-
tain benefits for members of merchant marine who served in World War I
or World War II]. [1945.] 15 p. (No. 61.) f Y 4. M 53 : 945-46/61

Reports of Federal Security Agency and Employees' Compensation Com-
mission on H. R. 2346, and reports of Employees Compensation Commission
on H. R. 2180 and H. R. 2449 [bills providing certain benefits for members
of merchant marine who served in World War I or World War II]. [1945.]
22 p. (No. 62.) t Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/62

■ Reports of Navy Department and War Department on H. R. 2346, H. R.

2180, and H. R. 2449 [bills providing certain benefits for members of merchant
marine who served in World War I or World War II]. [1945.] 10 p. (No.
65. ) t Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/65

ShipoivHcrs. Pursuant to request of chairman of Committee on Merchant Marine
and Fi.sheries, the following information regarding 12 operators holding operat-
ing ditferential subsidy agreements under merchant marine act, 1936, was fur-
nished Dec. 4, 1945, and is printed for benefit of the committee. [1946.] 18 p.
( No. 98. ) t Y 4.M 53 : 94&-46/98

Statement of funds to credit of several shipping companies with Maritime

Commission. [1946.] 2 p. (No. 99.) t Y 4. M 53 : 945-46/99

Shipping. United States and foreign shipping [correspondence relative to State
Department's activities]. [1946.] 3 p. (No. 92.) f Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/92

Ships. Foreign disposal of surplus vessels by Office of Foreign Liquidation Com-
missioner.' [1946.] 2 p. (No. 85.) t Y 4. M 53 : 945-46/85

Letter from OflSce of War Mobilization and Reconversion on ship sales

lull, (H. R. 3603) S. 292 [to pritvide for sale of surplus war-built vessels and
for other purposes]. [1945.] 3 p. (No. 56.) t Y 4.M 53 : £^5-46/56

Report of General Accounting Office on 3 vessels requisitioned from

Colonial Navigation Co. [1945.] 14 p. (No. 78.) t Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/78

Report of Maritime Commission on H. R. 1623 [to amend sec. 511 (i) of

merchant marine act, 1936, as amended, relative to taxes on certain proceeds
from sales of vessels or indemnities for their loss]. [1946.] 7 p. ( No. 94.) t

Y4.M 53: 945-^6/94

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Ships — roiitimiod.

riiitcd States Maritime Coimnissioii official construction record, vessels

delivered lit3y-45. [1940.] 17 p. oblong 8" (No. 1()6.) t

Y 4.M r)3 : 945-46/l()(i

SiirplKH property. Authorizing War Sliippins Administiation and Maritime Com-
mission to make available certain surplus property to maritime academies,
report to accompany II. R. 0408: submitted by Mr. Bland. June 13, 1!)4(;. 2 p.
(H. i-p. 227li, 7yth Cong. 2d sess.) t

Troopuhipn. Report of War Shipping Administration on H. R. 4700. H. R. 4995,
and II. Kes. 420, bills relating to return of troops from overseas. [1940.] 3 p.
(No. 90.) t Y 4. M r)3 : 94.1-46/90

War risk innurance. Report of War Shipping Administration on H. R. 3500 [to
extend war-risk insurance on seanuMi to cover death from any marine risk,
introduced by] Mr. Randolph. [1945.] 8 p. (No. 64.) t

Y 4.M 53 : 945-40/(54

Report of War Shipping Administration [on war risk insurance] pursuant

to Public law 523, 77th Congress [prior to July 1, 1945, not previously reported].
[1945.] Ip. (No. 54.) t Y 4.M 53 : 94.5-4/5/54

Same [prior to Julv 1, 1945, not previously reported], [1945.] 1 p. (No.

57.) t ' Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/57

Same [Sept. 1945]. [1945.] 1 p. (No. 66.) t Y 4.M 53 : 94.V40/66

- Same [Oct. 1945]. [1945.] 6 p. (No. 80.) [Includes Statement of results
of insurance activities of War Shipping Administration.] t

Y 4.M 53 : 945^6/80

Same [Nov. 1945]. [1945.] 2 p. (No. 81.) t Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/81

Same [Dec. 1945 and Jan. 1946]. [1946.] 1 p. (No. 86.) t

Y 4.M 53 : 945-46/86

Same [Feb. 1946]. [1946.] 1 p. (No. 97.) f Y 4. M 53 : 945-46/97

Same [Mar. 1940]. [1940.] 1 p. (No. lOS.) t Y 4.M 53 : 945-40/108

MIUTARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Benicia Arsenal Reservation. Exchange of land at Benicia Ar.senal. Calif, [for
land of Southern Pacific Railroad Company], report to accompany S. 1776;
submitted by Mr. May. May 29, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2183, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Calendars. Legislative calendar. 79th Congress, 14th edition, Apr. 1946. 1946.
212 p. 4° t Y 4.M 5!i/l : 79/14

Military Academy, West Point. Authorizing additional permanent professors at
Military Academy, report to accompany S. 1963; submitted bv Mr. May. Mav
31, 1940. 3 p. (H. rp. 2195, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) f

Authorizing instruction of 20 persons from American republics at Military

Academy, report to accompany S. 1288 [to authorize course of instruction at
Military Academy to be given to not exceeding 20 persons at a time from
American republics, other than United States] ; submitted by Mr. May. May
29, 1940. 3 p. (H. rp. 2184, 79tli Cong. 2(1 sess.) f

Ord, Fort. Authorizing construction and maintenance of buildings on Fort Ord
military reservation, Calif., for banking purposes [by Monterey County Trust
and Savings Bank], report to accompany H. R. 4484; submitted by Mr. May.
June 13, 194r,. 2 p. (H. rp. 2275, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Reemployment rights of veterans, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R.
3938, to continue veteran benefits previously granted by acts of Congress to
temix)rary members of Army. Navy. Marine Corps, and Coast Guard, including
men inducted under jirovisions of selective training and service act of 1940, as
amended, Jan. 20. 1946. [and on] H. R. 55SO, to amend selective service act of
1940, Mar. 28, 1946. 1940. iii-|-42 p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 303
L. C. card 40-26374 Y 4.M 59/1 : V 64/2

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Southern Pacific Railroad. Authorizing conveyance of right-of-way to Southern
Pacific Railroad (Jo. across portion of ('ami) Cooke military reservation, Calif.,
report to accompany H. R. 3!>!)3 ; submitted by .Mr. May. June 13, 1946. 2 p.
(H. rp. 2277, 7Uth Cong. 2d sess.) t

Veterans of Foreif/n Wars of United SfatCH. Authorizing Secretary of War to
lend equipment to Veterans of Foreign Wars convention to be held at Boston,
Mass.. report to accompany H. R. ()4t53 ; submitted by Mr. May. May 2<J, 1946.
1 p. (H. rp. 2185, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

MINES AND MINING COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Mines and mineral resources. Insuring preservation of technical and economic
records of domestic sources of ores of metals and minerals, report to accom-
pany H. R. 4562 ; submitted by INIr. Somers of New York. June 12, 1946. 2 p.
(H. rp. 2254, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [H. R. 4562 provides for transfer of all such
records to the Mines Bureau when other agencies no longer have use for
them.] t

Providing for suspension of certain obligations against mines forced to

cease operations because of war, report to accompany S. 27; submitted "by
Mr. Somers [of New York]. June 12, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2250, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Civil Engineers Corps, Navy. Providing for rank of original appointments in
Corps of Civil Engineers of Navy, report to accompany S. 1872 ; submitted bv
Mr. Cole of New York. May 24, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2136, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Be Carho)iel, William L. Establishing date of acceptance of commission as
lieutenant, junior grade. Naval Reserve, by William Leon de Carbonel to be
June 1, 1941, and date of reporting for active duty to be Dec. 9, 1941. report
to accompany H. R. 4863; submitted by Mr. Madden. Mav 29, 1946. 2 p.
(H. rp. 2163, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Guam Island. Authorizing Secretary of Navy to acquire in fee or otherwise
certain lands and rights in land on island of Guam, report to accoimpany
H. R. 6547; submitted by ]\Ir. Hebert. June 13, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2273,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Hickman, Raymond N. For relief of Raymond Nelson Hickman, H. R. .5241.
[introduced by] Mr. Johnson of Indiana ; [letter from judge advocate general
of Navy to chairman of Committee on Naval Affairs concerning bill]. [1946.]
p. 3343. (No. 228.) *Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4. N 22/la ; 945-46/228

Moryan, Fort. Providing for conveyance to Alabama for use as public park of
military reservation known as Fort Morgan, report to accompany H. R. 4433;
submitted by Mr. Price of Florida. May 24, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2139, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) f

Naval Academy, Annapolis. Establishing civilian position of academic dean of
jiostgraduate school of Naval Academy and comi)ensation therefor, report to
accompany S. 1854; submitted by Mr. Izac. May 24, 1946. 2 p. (II. rp. 2133,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Reestablishing status of funds of midshipmen's store, barber shop, cobbler

shop, and tailor shop at Naval Academy, report to accompany H. R. 5640;
submitted by Mr. Sasscer. May 24, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2140, "79th Cong. 2d

sess.) t

Naval education. Hearings [79th Congress. 2d session], on H. R. .5426, to pro-
vide for training of officers for naval service. [1946.] p. 2981-3318, 1 pi.
(No. 225. ) * Paper, 45c. Y 4.N 22/la : 945^6/225

Providing for training of officers for naval service, report to accompany

H. R. .5426; submitted by Mr. Vinson. May 23. 194(k 11 p. (H. rp. 2105,

79th Cong. 2(1 .sess.) [Tncludes minority vit^vs.] f

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Naval Supply Depot, Bayonne. Authorizing conveyance of parcel of land at
Naval Supply Depot, Bayonne, N. J., to American Radiator & Standard Sani-
tary Corp., report to accompany S. 1871 ; submitted by Mr. Madden. May 24,
194(5. '2 p. (H. rp. 21 M."., Tilth Cong. 2d sess.) t

Nevada. V. S. 8. Providing for delivery of custody of certain articles of historic
interest from U. S. S. Nevada and T'. S. S. Wyoming to Nevada and Wyoming,
respectively, report to accompany S. 18()2: submitted by Mr. Bates of Massa-
chusetts. May 24, 194fi. 2 p. (H. rp. 2131, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Nwkum; Philip, jr. Authorizing restoration of Pliilip Niekum, jr., to active list
of Navy with appropriate rank and restoration of pay and allowances, report
to accompany S. 1978; submitted by Mr. Izac. May 24, 1SM6. 2 p. (H. rp.
2138, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Officers, Navy. Correcting technical error [relative to reappointment of officers
in Navy or Marine Corps] in act approved Apr. 18, 1946 (Public law 347, 79th
Cong.), report to accompany H. J. Res. 347; submitted by Mr. Biemiller. May
24,1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2141, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Repealing sec. 1548, Revised statutes (34 U. S. C. 592) [requiring naval

officei-s to be furnished with copy of regulations and general orders of Navy
Department], report to accompany S. 1862; submitted by Mrs. Smith of Maine.
May 24, 194(). 2 p. (H. rp. 2134, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Prisoner.'^ of war. Authorizing promotion of personnel of Navy, Marine Corps,
and Coast Guard who were prisoners of war, reiwrt to accompany S. 1805 ;
submitted by Mr. Hess. May 24, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2132, 79th Cong. 2d

sess.) t

Riimrill. Ornn E. R. Oran Edmund Randall Rumrill, report to accompany H. R.
4525 [for I'elief of Oran Edmund Randall Rumrill] ; submitted by Mr. Biemiller.
May 29, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2162. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Seniority. Hearings [70th Congress, 2d session] on H. R. 5.52(X formerly H. R.
22.")5, for purpose of regulating conditions of employment of mechanics, helpers.
laborers, and all per diem employees engaged in trades and occupations at
all Government naval shipyards, naval stations, arsenals, and other Govern-
ment industrial establishments, within or without continental limits of United
States. [1946.] p. 2909-75. (No. 223.) * Paper, 1.5c. • Item 365.

Y 4.N 22/la : 94.5-46/223

Solonc, Carlo. To correct naval record of Carlo Soh)ne, H. R. 220, [introduced
by] Mr. Lane; [letter from judge advocate general of Navy to chairman of
Committee on Naval Affairs concerning bill]. [1946.] p. 3341. (No. 227.)

• Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 94.5-46/227

Trophies. To provide for disposition of vessels, trophies, relics, and material
of historical interest by Secretary of Navy, H. R. 4684. [introduced by] ^Ir.
Bland ; [letter from acting Seci-etary of Navy to chairman of Committee on
Naval Affairs concerning bill]. [1946.] p. 2977-79. (No. 224.) * Paper. 5c.

• Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/224

Uniforms. Authorizing payment of additional uniform gratuity to resei've officers
commissioned from status of aviation cadets, refwrt to accompanv S. 1959;
submitted by Mr. Madden. :May 24. 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2137, 79th Cong. 2d
sess.) t

Wome7i's Rcierre, Navy. Hearings [79th Congress, 2d session], on H. R. 5915.
to amend naval reserve act of 193S. as amended, so as to establish Women's
Reserves on permanent basis. [1946.] p. 3319-39. (No. 226.) [Relates to
Women's Reserve, Navy, and Women's Reserve, Marine Corps.] * Paper. 10c.

• Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/226

POST OFFICE AND POST KOADS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Post Office Department Library. Authorizing Postmaster General to accept gifts
and bequests for benefit of library of Post Office Department, report to accom-
panv H. R. 6721 ; submitted bv Mr. IMurrav of Tennessee. ,Tune 12, 1946. 2 p.
(H. rp. 22.^2, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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PRINTING COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Cooperatives. Printing additional copies of 1st interim report, no. 1888, of Com-
mittee on Small Business [relating to competition of cooperatives with other
forms of business enterprise], report to accompany 11. Res. G34 ; submitted by
Mr. Bulwinkle. May 23, 194(5. 1 p. (H. rp. 2109, T9th Cong. 2d sess.) t

PUBLIO LANDS COMMITTEE, HOTJSE

Kaglc County, Colo. Authorizing exchange of land in Eagle County, Colo., report
to accompany H. R. 5840; submitted by Mr. Rockwell. May 30, 1946. 2 p.
(H. rp. 2193, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Forage plants. Improvements of range lands, report to accompany H. R. 1392
[for purpose of renewing and increasing forage and improving watershed
conditions on range lands, forests, or Indian lands, or other public owned and
controlled land of United States, authorizing sowing operations by airplane,
machinery, or other means, for conducting experiments to improve methods
of reseediug, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Peterson of Florida.
.June 10, 1^6. 2 p. (H. rp. 2239, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Gillespie, Harry A. To quiet title and possession with respect to real estate in
Converse County, Wyo. [by conveying same by quitclaim deed to Harry A.
Gillespie and Lena J. Gillespie], report to accompany H. R. 5676; submitted
by Mr. Barrett of Wyoming. IMay 30, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2194, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Glacier National Park. Providing for acquisition by exchange of non-Federal
property within Glacier National I'ark, report to accompany S. 1273 ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Peterson of Florida. May 30, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2191, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) f

Interior Department. Authorizing availability for necessary administrative
expenses of appropriations for Department of Interior, report to accompany
S. 1857 ; submitted by Mr. Peterson of Florida. May 30, 1946. 2 p. ( H. rp.
2192, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Lammers, Roy C. Providing for conveyance of real property to Roy C. Lammers,
report to accompany H. R. 5128 ; submitted by Mr. Peterson of Florida. June
10, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2241, 79tli Cong. 2d sess.) t

Santa Rosa Island National Monument. Abolishing Santa Rosa Island National
Monument, report to accompany H. R. 4486 [to abolish Santa Rosa Island
National Monument and to provide for conveyance to Escambia County, Fla.,
of that portion of Santa Rosa Island which is under jurisdiction of Depart-
ment of Interior] ; submitted by Mr. Peterson of Florida. May 23, 1946. 2 p.
(H. rp. 2106, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Silver Creek Recreational Demonstration Area. Authorizing exchange of lands
acquired by United States for Silver Creek recreational demon.stration project,
Oreg., for purpose of consolidating holdings therein, report to accomi)anv
H. R. 2423; subm,itted by Mr. Peterson of Florida. June 10, 1946. 2 p. (H.
rp. 2240, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) f

Solicitor, Interior Dcpt. Fixing salary of solicitor of Department of Interior,
report to accompany S. 1460; submitted by Mr. Peterson of Florida. June 10,
1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2238, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

RIVERS AND HARBORS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Arkansas River, Ark. and Okla., hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on subject
of improvement of Arkansas River and tributaries. Ark. and Okla., May 8 and
9, 1946. 1946. v+226 p. * L'aper, 35c. •Item 873
L. C. card 46-26345 Y4.R 52 : Ar 4 k/2

Big Sa7idy River and Tug and Levisa Forks, Ky., W. Va., and Va., hearings, 79th
Congress, 2d session, on subject of improvement of Big Sandy River and Tug
and Levisa Forks, Ky., W. Va., and Va.. May 6 and 7, 1946. 1946. ix-f-402 p.
il. 13 maps. * Paper, 75c. • Item 373
L. C. card 46-26325 Y 4.R 52 : B 48/3

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758 GovERNarENT Publications

Vdliiim t-Siu/ ClKinnd. Illinois Watt'rway, Ciiluniet-Sag Channel and Indiana
Harbor aiid Canal, 111. and Ind., hearings, 7!tth Congreiss, lid session, un sid)ject
of iniproveuient of Calumet-Sag Channel. III., and Indiana Harbor and Canal.
Ind.. Apr. 17 and IS, 1046. 194G. iv+SO p. map. * Paper. l.V. • Item 373
L. ( '. card 40-120.342 Y 4.R 52 : II 6/10

Vohtinhia Rirrr, Foster Creek Dam, "Wash., hearings, 79tli Congress, 2d session,
on improvement of Columbia River, Foster Creek Uam, Wash., Apr. 29, 1946.
1940. iii+Sl p. 1 pi. * Paper, l.jc. •Item 373
L. C. card 40-20343 Y 4.R 52 : C 72/9

Ciiml>crhin(I Riicr and tributaries, Ky. and Tenn., hearings, 79th Congress, 2d
session, on improvement of Cumberland River and tributaries, Ky. and Tenn.,
9-foot navigation channel below Nashville, Tenn., Apr. 16 and May 3, 1^6.
1940. iv4-73 p. * Taper. ir)C. • Item 373
L. C. card 46-20.341 Y 4.R 52 : C 91/5

Inland waterways. Waterway connecting Tombigbee and Tennessee Rivers, Ala.
and Miss., hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on improvement of waterway
connecting Tombigbee and Tennessee Rivers, Ala. and Miss., May 1 and 2, 1946.
1940. iv+2S4 p. il. 1 pi. 3 maps. * Paper, .50c. • Item 373
L. C. card 40-26334 Y 4.R 52 : T 25/15

Red River below Shreveport, La., hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on improve-
ment of Red River below Shreveport, La., by construction of canal along west
bank, Apr. 15, 1946. 1946. iii+89 p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 373
L. C. card 46-26339 Y 4.R 52 : R 24/2

Rirer.s (iiiil harbors bill, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H.R. 0407,
authorizing construction, repair, and preservation of certain public works on
rivers and harbors, and for other purposes, Apr. 9, 10, 11. 12, 15, 10. 17, IS,
and May 3, 0, and 9, 1940. 1946. vii+310 p. [The hearings for Apr. 10 and
17, noted on the title page, are not included.] * Paper. 45c. •Item 373
L. C. card 40-26324 Y 4.R 52 : R 52/15

Sacramento River, Calif., hearingi>;. 79th Congress, 2d session, on improvement
of Sacramento River deep water channel, Calif., April 10-12, 1946. 1940.
iii-(-91 p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 373
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ROADS COMMITTEE, HOVSE

Dams. Construction of dams for highway bridges, hearings. 79th Congress,
2d session, on H. R. 50SS, to amend and supplement Federal-aid road act of
July 11, 1916. as amended and supplemented, to provide for design and con-
struction of dams so that they will serve as substructures for highway bridges
up<m and across such^lams. to authorize granting of easements and rights-of-
wav in connection therewith, and for other purposes, Apr. 11, 1946. 1946.
Hi 4-22 p. *Paper. 10c. • Item 374
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Construction of dams for highway bridges, report to accompany H. R. 6.324

[to amend and supplement Federal-aid road act of July 11. 1916. as amended
and supplemented, to provide for design and construction of dams so that
they will serve as foundations for highway bridges, to provide for design and
construction of highway bridges upon and across such dams, to authorize
granting of ea.sements and rights-of-way in connection therewith, and for
other purposes] ; submitted bv Mr. Robinson of Utah. May 29, 1946. 2 p.
(H. rp. 2167, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

RULES COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Alaskan International Highway Commission. Consideration of H. R. 2871, report
to accompany H. Res. 630 [for consideration of H. R. 2871, to create commis-
sion to be known as Alaskan International Highwav Commission] : submitted
by Mr. Sabath. May 23, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2104,"79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Alien enemies. Consideration of H. R. 3663, report to accompany H. Res. 658
[for consideration of H. R. 3663, to amend immigration and naturalization

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Alien enemies — Continued.

laws to deny admission to United States of certain aliens who have served in
armed forces of conntries at war with United States, also members of certain
parties and organizations, and to deny naturalization to such persons, and to
reduce innnigration quotas] ; submitted by Mr. Sabath. June 13, 1946. 1 p.
(H. rp. 22S0, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Bankruptcy. Consideration of H. R. 5924, report to accompany H. Res. 670 [for
consideration of H. R. 5924, to enable debtor railroad corporations, whose
properties during a period of 7 years have provided sufficient earnings to pay
hxed charges, to effect readjustment of their linancial structure without further
proceedings under sec. 77 of bankruptcy act, as amendedl ; submitted by
Mr. Sabath. June 18, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2299, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Cemeteries. National. Consideration of S. 524, report to accompany H. Res. 639
[for consideration of S. 524, to provide one national cemetery in every State
and Territorv and such other national cemeteries as may be needed for burial
of war vetenins] ; submitted by Mr. Sabath. May 24, 194G. 1 p. (H. rp. 2129,
79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Census Bureau. Consideration of H. R. 5857, report to accompany H. Res. 643
[for consideration of H. R. 5857, to provide for collection and publication of
statistical information by Bureau of Census] ; submitted by Mr. Bates of
Kentucky. :May 29. 1946.^ 1 p. ( H. rp. 2160, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [H. R.
5857 provides for taking censu.ses of manufactures, mineral industries, and
business in 1947 and every 5th year thereafter. It also provides for collecting
statistics on marriage and divorce.] t

Citizenship. Take H. R. 388 from Speaker's table, report to accompany H. Res.
662; submitted by Mr. Sabath. June 14, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2285, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) [H. R. 388 amends sec. 2U1 (g) of nationality act of 1940 so as to
preserve citizenship of infant children born abroad to our servicemen who
are under 21 years of age at time of birth of child.] t

Civil service pensions. Consideration of S. 896, report to accompany H. Res. 661
[for consideration of S. 896, to amend act to amend further civil service retire-
ment act, as amended, approved Jan. 24, 1942, so as to provide for reoomputation
of annuities for retired annuitants who retired prior to Jan. 24, 1942] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Bates of Kentucky. June 13, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2284, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Claims. Consideration of H. R. 181, report to accompany, H. Res. 649 [for con-
sideration of H. R. 181, to lU'ovide for adjustment of certain tort claims against
United States and to confer jurisdiction in respect thereto on District Courts] :
submitted by Mr. Clark. June 4, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2205, 79tli Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

Foreign relations. Consideration of H. R. 4982, report to accompany H. Res. 669
[for consideration of H. R. 4982, to enable Department of State more effectively
to carry out its responsibilities in foreign field by means of (a) public dis-
semination abroad of information about United States, its people and its
policies, and (b) promotion of interchange of persons, knowledge, and skills
between people of United States and peoples of other countries] ; submitted by
Mr. Sabath. June 18, 1946. 1 p. (11. rp. 2298. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Immigration and emigration. Consideration of H. R. 6279, report to accompany
H. Res. 659 [for consideration of H. R. 6279, to facilitate admission into Ignited
States of alien fiancees or fiances of members and honorably discharged mem-
bers of armed forces of United States] ; submitted by INIr. Sabath. June 13,
1946. Ip. (H. rp. 2281, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Lahor disputes. Consideration of II. R. 4908, report to accompany 11. lies. 644
[for consideration of H. R. 4908, to provide additional facilities for mediation
of labor disputes, and for other puriwses] ; submitted l)y ]\Ir. Cox. May 29,
1946. 1 p. ( H. rp. 2161, 79th ( "ong. 2d sess. ) [H. R. 49(IS. as considered by the
committee, creates the Federal ]\Iediation Board and transfers to the Board
the functions of the Conciliation Sei-vice. It also makes criminal any inter-
ference with transportation of perishable farm products.] f

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Naturalisation. Consideration of H. R. 513, report to accompany H. Res. 657
[for consideration of H. R. 513, to amend nationality act of 1940 to preserve
residence for naturalization inirposes of certain aliens who serve in military
or naval fonvs of one of allied countries during 2d World War, or otherwise
assist in allied war effort] : submitted by Mr. Sabath. June 13, 1946. 1 p.
(H. rp. 2270, 79th ("ong. 2d sess.) f

Railroad emploiiees. Consideration of H. R. 1862, report to accompany H. Res.
63.") [for consideration of H. R. l.%2, to amend railroad retirement acts, rail-
road unemployment insurance act, and subchap. B of chap. 9 of Internal
revenue code, and for otlier jmrposes, and to waive i)oints of order] ; submitted
by :\Ir. Sabath. May 23. 1946. 1 p. (II. rp. 2103, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Rivers. Consideration of H. R. 0407. report to accompany H. Res. 646 [for con-
sideration of H. R. 6407, authorizing construction, repair, and preservation
of certain public works on rivers and harbors, and for other purposes] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Sabath. .lune 3, 1946. 1 p. ( H. rp. 2201, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Consideration of H. R. 6r)97, report to accompany H. Res. 66.8 [for con-
sideration of H. R. 6597. authorizing construction of certain public works on
rivers and harbors for flood control] ; submitted bv Mr. Clark. June 17, 1946.

1 p. (H. rp. 2292*. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Scniorit)/. Consideraiion of H. R. .5520, report to accompany H. Res. 614 [for
consideration of H. R. ,5520. for purpo.se of regulating conditions of employment
of mechanics, helpers, laborers, and all per diem employees engaged in trades
and occupations at all Government naval shipyards, naval stations, arsenals,
and other Government industrial establishments, within or without con-
tinental limits of United States] : submitted by INIr. John J. Delanev. June 13,
1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2282. 79rh Cong. 2d sess.) t

Undersecretary of State for Economic Affairs. Consideration of H. R. 6646,
report to accompany H. Res. 660 [for consideration of H. R. 6646, to establish
office of Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs] ; submitted bv Mr. Cox.
June 13, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2283, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

TB2JRITORIES COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Alaska. Authorizing school districts in Alaska to issue bonds for school con-
struction, report to accompany II. R. .5800; submitted bv Mr. Petei-son of
Georgia. .Tune 11. 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2248, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Anchorage, Ala.<<ka. Authorizing Anchorage, Alaska, to issue bonds, report tc
accompany H. R. 5112; .submitted by Mr. Peterson of Georgia. June 11, 1946.

2 p. ( H. rp. 2247. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Geophysics. Authorizing appropriation for establishment of a geophysical insti-
tute at University of Alaska, report to accompany H. R. 64S«3 : submitted bv Mr.
Peterson of Georgia. May 24, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2142, 79th Cong. 2d sess'.) t

Hawaii. Statehood for Hawaii, hearings before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d
session, pursuant to H. Res. 236. .Tan. 7-18, 1946. 1046. v+l-550d+ 551-909 p.
[These hearings were held in Hawaiian Islands.] * Paper, $1.50. • Item 376
L. C. card 46-26384 Y 4.T 27/1 : H 31/44

UN-AMERICAN ACmiTIES COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Propaganda. Investigation of un-American activities and propaganda, report
pursuant to H. Res. 5; [submitted by Mr. Wood]. 1946. ix+73 p. il. (H. i*p.
2233. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26390

W.VYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Calendar, assignment for hearings, unemployment compensation provisions of
social security act. May 20-June 7, 1946. 1946. Each 3 p. 4" J

Y 4.W 36 : 79/1-9/unemp. comp./Soc. sec.act

Fort Worth, Inter- American Trade Exposition, 1946. Permitting articles im-
ported from foreign countries for purpose of exhibition at Inter-American

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Forth Worth, Inter-American Trade Exposition, 1946 — Continued.

Trade Exposition, Fort Worth, Tex., to be admitted without payment of tariff,
report to accompany H. J. Res. 327 ; submitted by Mr. West. JNIay 29, 11)46. 1 p.
(H. rp. 2166, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Public debt act of 194G, report to accompany H. R. 6699 [to decrease amount of
obligations, issued under 2d liberty bond act, which may be outstanding at any
one time] ; submitted by Mr. Doughton of North Carolina. June 11, 1946. 4 p.
(H. rp. 2166, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. Card 46-26424

Social and economic security. Amendments to social security act, hearings, 79th
Congress, 2d session, on social security legislation, Apr. 15 [-May 3], 1946.
1946. pts. 6 and 7, [iv] +637-921 p. il. * Paper, pt. 6, 20c.; * pt. 7, 25c.

• Item 378

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Sugar. Extending for 7 months period of time during which alcohol plants are
permitted to produce sugars and sirups simultaneously with production of
alcohol, report to accompany S. J. Res. 162 ; submitted by Mr. Curtis. June
11,1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2244, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

WORLD WAK VETEaiANS' LEGISI^VTION COMMITTBi;, HOUSE

Burial. Increasing deceased war veterans' burial allowance, reix)rt to accom-
pany H. R. 571 ; submitted by Mr. Rankin. June 4, 1946. 2 p. ( H. rp. 2204,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Pensions. Relating to veterans' pension, compensation, or retirement pay during
hospitalization, institutional or domiciliary care, and for other purposes, report
to accompany H. R. 6811; submitted by Mr. Rankin. June 19, 1946. 8 p.
(H. i-p. 2301, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

INTERNAL REVENUE TAXATION JOINT COMMITTEE

Excess profits tax. Section 722 of Internal revenue code [excess profits tax gen-
eral relief provisions], hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on testimony of
commissioner of internal revenue, May 7, 1946. 1946. pt. 2, iii+395-458
p. 2 pi. 8 maps. [Part 1 was entered in Monthly catalog for Apr. 1946, p. 372.]

* Paper, 15c. • Item 334

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SENATE

Accounts. Report of secretary of Senate [submitting statement of receipts and
expenditures], July 1,1944-Jan. 29, 1945. 1946. iii+971 p. ( S. doc. 184, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) [Includes Report of financial clerk of Senate, Jan. 30-Mar.
31, 1945, and Report of secretary of Senate, Apr. 1-June 30, 1945. Title on
cover is : Reports of secretary of Senate and financial clerk of Senate, July 1,
1944-June 30, 1945.] t
L. C. card 9-16161

Calendar of business, 79th Congress, 2d session, Jan. 14-June 29, 1946; no. 164-271.
1945—40. various paging, large 8" [Daily when Senate is in session. The
legislative day of Mar. 5 extended through the calendar day June 29.] t

Y 1.3 : 79-2/164-271

AGKICtTLTUBE AND FORESTRY COMMITTEE, SENATE

Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul d Pacific Railroad. Authorizing Secretary of Agri-
culture to extend and renew to Chicago, Milwaukee, St. I'aul & Pacific Railroad
Co. for term of 10 years lease to Henry A. Scandrett, Walter J. Cummings, and
George I. Haight, "trustees of Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad
Co., of tract of land in Department of Agricultural range livestock experiment
station in Montana, and for right-of-way to said tract, for removal of gravel
and ballast material, report to accompany S. 2014; submitted by Mr. Thomas of
Oklahoma. June 19, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1518. 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

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762 GOVERXMENT PUBLICATIONS

Cotton. Investigation of exports of cotton cloth iuul other cotton products, hear-
inj?s hcforc subcoinniittce, 79tli Conjrress, 2d session, on S. Res. 221, Feb. 26-
Mar. 20, IfMG. 1946. iii+350 p. il. * I'aper, A'k'. • Item 3S2
L. C. card 4(;-2(j383 Y 4.Ag 8/2 : C 82/30

Daini products. Investigation of Government wartime price controls affecting
milk i)rodiicts, interim report pursuant to S. Kes. 92; submitted by Mr. Thomas
of Oklahoma. May 25, legislative day Mar. ">, 1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1391. 79th
Cong. 2d sess. ) t
L. ('. cai-d- 46-26361

AMtaitC.XN SMALT. BUSINESS, SPECIAL CO.MMITTEE TO STUDY PROBLEMS OF, SENATE

BusiucKx. Problems of American small business, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d ses-
sion, pur.suant to S. Res. 28 (extending S. Res. 298, 76th Congress). 1946. pts.

8n-S7. •

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pt. 85. California looks to its economic future, 1. Feb. 20 and 21, 1946. vi + 9571-9710

p. 11. map. [These hearinirs were liekl in San Diego, Calif.] * Paper, 25c.
p. 86. Same, 2. Feb. 25. 1946. v + 9711-9845 p. il. 7 pi. [This hearing was held in

Fresno, Calif.] * Paper, 2.">c.
p. 87. Same, 3, Feb. 26-28, 1946. vi + 9847-10115 p. [These hearings were held in

Los Angeles, Calif.] * Paper, 40c.

Export in.turauce act of lOJ/C, report of foreign trade sulicommittee, 79th Congress,
2d session, pursuant to S. Res. 28 (extending S. Res. 298, 76th Congress), May
13. 1946. 1946. v+33 p. (Senate subcommittee print no. 7, 79th Congress, 2d
session.) * Paper, lt)c.
L. C. card 46-26484 Y 4.Am 3/5 : Ex 7

Farm constrnctinn, preliminary report of Special Committee to Study Problems
of American Small Business, Senate, May 30, 1946; [prepared by Frank J.
Hallauer. Forest Service]. 1946. vii+18 p. il. (Senate connnittee print
no. 7, 79th Congress, 2d session.) f
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Lumber. Sustained-yield capacity of American forests in relation to postwar
requirements for lumber, preliminary report of Siiecial Committee to Study
Problems of American Small Business. Senate, June 6, 1946; Tpi'^Pai'^'il by
Forest Service]. 1946. vii+8 p. (Senate committee print no. 9, 79th Con-
gress, 2d session.) f
L. C. card 46-2(^82 Y 4. Am 3/5 : L 97

Mduufarturci'fi. Economic concentration and "World War II, report of Smaller
War Plants Corporation to Special Committee to Study Problems of American
Small Business, Senate; [prepared by John M. Blair. Harrison F. Houghton,
and Matthew Rose, with assistance of Betti Goldwasser, William S. Johnson,
and Melville J. Ulmer]. 1946. xv+359 p. il. (Senate committee print no. 6,
79th Congress, 2d .session.] * Paper, 50c.
L. C. card 40-26481 Y 4.Am 3/5 ; Ec 7

APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTER. SENATE

Agriniltiire Department. Agricultural approi)riati(iii bill, 1047, hearings before
subconunittee, 7!>th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 5605, making appropriations
for Department of Agriculture, tiscal year 1947. 1946. ii+692 p. il. * Paper,
$1.25. • Item ;iS3
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Appropriations. Legislative branch ajipropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947. rep(M-t
to iiccompanv II. R. 6429; submitted bv Mr. Tydings. June 10, legislative day
Mar. 5, 1946. 5 p. ( S. rp. 1436, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Third urgent deficiency appropriation hill, 1946. rejiort to accompany II. R.

6601 [mfiking appropriations to supply deficiencies in appropriations for fiscal
year 1946 and prior fi.ijcal years, to provide supi)leniental api)r<ipi"iations for
fiscal vear 1946, and for other purposes] ; submitted bv Mr. McKellar. June S,
legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1433, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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District of Columhia. District of Colunibia appropriation bill, [fiscal year]
1947, report to accompany H. K. r>!l9(); submitted by .Mr. O'Malioney. June 11,
legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 28 p. (S. rp. 14H6, 79th Cong. 2d se.s,<.) f

Fiscal relations between Government of United States and District of

Columbia, report of subconunittee on District of Columl)ia of Committee on
Appropriations, as approved by said Connnittee on Appropriations; presented
by Mr. O'Mahoney. 1946. ii+25 p. (S. doc. 203, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Interior Department appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947, report to accompany
H. R. 6335; submitted by Mr. Hayden. June 8, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946
51 p. (S. rp. 1434, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Navy Df'partment and naval service appropriation bill, fiscal year 1947, report
to accompany H. R. 6496; submitted bv Mr. Overton. June 8, legislative day
Mar. 5, 1946. lip. (S. rp. 1435, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

State Department. Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and the judiciary
appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947, report to accompany H. R. 6056; sub-
mitted by Mr. IMcCarran. June 18, legislative day :Mar. 5, 1946. 24 p. (S. rp.
1510, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Treasury Department. Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill^
fi.scal year 1947. report to accimipany H. R. 5452; submitted by Mr. McKellar.
June 8, legislative day Mar. 5, 194(5. 10 p. ( S. rp. 1432, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

BANKING AND CURRENCY COMMITTEE. SENATE

Agricultural credit. Amending Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation act to pro-
vide secondary market for farm loans made under servicemen's readjustment
act of 1944, report to accompany S. 2280 ; submitted by Mr. RadclifEe. June 18,
legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1513, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Mortgage insurance. Amendment to national housing act [to continue authority
of Federal Housing Administration to insure mortgages on existing construc-
tion], report to accompany S. 2341 ; submitted by Mr. Radcliffe. June 18, legis-
lative day Mar. 5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1514, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Prices. Extending price control and stabilization acts, report to accompany H. R.
6042 [to amend emergency price control act of 1942, as amended, and stabiliza-
tion act of 1942, as amended] ; submitted by Mv. Barkley ; with minority views.
June 7, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 20 p. (S. rp. 1431, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)
[Committee amends H. R. 6042 by substitute which estalilishes the Price De-
control Board, and places responsibility for control of prices on agricultural
commodities upon the Secretary of Agriculture. It also contains provisions
relating to subsidies, provides for termination of price control and stabilization
acts not later than June 30, 1947, and abolishes the Office of Price Administra-
tion as of that date.] t
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amended, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on S. 2028. to amend emergency
price control act of 1942, as amended, and stabilization act of 1942. as amended,
Apr. 15-May 1, 1946. 1946. v. 1, vii+1-1156 p. il. 8 pi. map. [S. 2028 con-
tains provisions relating to suiisidies.] * Paper, $2.00. • Item 384
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Extending succession and powers of Re-
construction Finance Corporation, report to accompany S. J. Res. 156; sub-
mitted by Mr. Wagner. June IS, legislative dav Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp.
1517, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

CIVIL SEKVICE COMMim^E, SENATE

Holidays. Excusing Governnu'nt employees from duty on July 5. 1946, report to
accompany S. 2335; submitted l)v .Mr. Downev. June 18, legislative day Mar.
5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1512, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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CLAIMS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Atkinson, Cecil. Cecil Atkinson, report to accompany H. R. 1258 [for relief of
Cecil Atkinson] ; submittt'd by Mr. Ellender. June 13, legislative day Mar.
5, 1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1486, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Babcock, Mrs. Ilatfie M. Mrs. Hattie Main Babcock, Chester N. Main, and
Mr. and Mr.s. Earl Norman, report to accompany H. R. 3401 [for relief of Mrs.
Hatti(> Main BalicDck, Cliester N. Main, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Norman] ;
subniitttvi bv Mr. Ellender. June 13, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 4 p.
(S. rp. 1491, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Bclk, Mrs. Mary. Mrs. Mary Belk, report to accompany H. R. 33.59 [for relief
of INIrs. Mary Belk] ; submitted bv Mr. Ellender. June 13, legislative day
, Mar. 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1489, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Bergeron, Philiherf L. Philibert T^. Bergeron, Alfred Quist, and Astrid Quist,
report to accompany H. R. 3399 I for relief of Philbert (Philibert) L. Bergeron,
Alfred Quist, and Astrid Quist] ; submitted by Mr. Ellender. June 13, legis-
lative day Mar. 4, 1946. 8 p. (S. rp. 1490, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Borell. Charles B. Charles B. Borell, report to accompany H. R. 4716 [for relief
of Charles B. Borell] ; submitted by Mr. Wherry. May 23, legislative day
Mar. 5, 1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1387, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Caleai'io. Juan L. Juan Calcano, report to accompany H. R. 2772 [for relief of
Juan Calcano] ; submitted bv Mr. Ellender. June 13, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 8 p. (S. rp. 1487, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Dinson, Sercro A. Severe Apoluna Dinson and Candilaria Dinson, and legal
guardian of Laura Dinson, and legal guardian of Teresita Dinson, report to
accompany H. R. 4298 [for i-elief of Severo Apoluna Dinson and Candilaria
Dinson, and legal guardian of Laura Dinson, and legal guardian of Teresita
Dinson] ; submitted by Mr. Ellender. May 23, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946.
9 p. (S. rp. 1378, 79th Cong. 2(1 sess.) t

Dosrhcr, Ghtstav F. Gustav F. Doscher, report to accompany H. R. 4888 [for
relief of Gustav F. Doscher] ; submitted bv Mr. Ellender. June 13, legislative
day Mar. 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1494, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

FUztvater, Carl. Carl and Naomi Fitzwater, report to accompany H. R. 4373
[for relief of Carl and Naomi Fitzwater] ; submitted by Mr. Wilson. June 13.
legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1478, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Flor, Carmen Aurora de la. Estate of Carmen Aurora de la Flor, report to
accompany H. R. 6334 [for relief of estate of Carmen Aurora de la Flor] ;
submitted by Mr. Johnston of South Carolina. May 23, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1385, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Foster, Mrs. Dora. Mrs. Dora Foster, x-eport to accompany H. R. 5071 [for
relief of Mrs. Dora Foster] ; submitted bv Mr. O'Daniel. June 13, legislative
day Mar. 5. 1946. 9 p. (S. rp. 1482, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Fugate, Mrs. Fannie C. Fannie C. Fugate, report to accompany H. R. 4339 [for
relief of Fannie C. Fugate] ; submitted by Mr. Ellender. June 11, legislative
day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1461, 79th Cong. 2d ses.s.) t

Government officials and employees. Providing for payment of members of
military and naval forces who enter or reenter civilian employment of United
States, its Territories or possessions, or of District of Columbia while in
military pay status prior to assignment to active duty, report to accompany
S. 2108; submitted by Mr. Johnston of South Carolina. June 13. legislative
day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1496. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Hamlet, John. John Hamlet, report to accompany H. R. 2954 [for relief of John
Hamlet] ; submitted by Mr. Ellender. June 11. legislative dav Mar. 5, 1946.
6 p. (S. rp. 14.")3, 7nth Cong. 2d sess.) f

nines, Willie. Willie Hines, report to accompany H. R. 2544 [for relief of
Willie Hines] : submitted bv Mr. Wlierrv. Mav 23, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 6 p. fS. rp. 1386, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

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Honnell, Mrs. Mary A. Mrs. Mary A. Honnell, report to accompany H. R. 5091
[for relief of Mrs. Mary A. Hoiiiu'll] ; submitted by Mr. EUeiider. June 11,
legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1464, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Kaili, Philip N. Philip Naope Kaili and Susie Kaili, report to accompany H. R.
4301 [for relief of Philip Naope Kaili and Susie Kaili] ; submitted by Mr.
EUender. May 23, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1379, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Eeaveney, Michael J. Michael J. and Mary C. Keaveney, report to accompany
H. R. 5208 [for relief of Michael J. Keaveney and Mary C. Keaveney] ;
submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. June 13, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 8 p. (S.
rp. 1483, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Lam, Willie. Willie and Edgar Lam, report to accompany H. R. 3512 [for relief
of Willie Lam and Edgar Lam] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. June 13, legis-
lative day Mar. 5, 1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1479, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Lassila, Mrs. Senia. George Lassila, administrator of Senia Lassila, report to
accompany H. R. 3185 [for relief of George Lassila, administrator of Senia
Lassila] : submitted liy Mr. Morse. June 11, legi.slative day Mar. 5, 1946. 5 p.
(S. rp. 1447, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Laxmence Portland Cement Co.. report to accompany H. R. 3391 [for relief of
Lawrence Portland Cement Company] ; submitted bv Mr. Morse. June 11,
legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 8 p. (S. rp. 1448, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Leherman, John A. John Leberman, report to accompany S. 1150 [for relief of
John Leberman] ; submitted by Mr. Wilson. June 13, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 7 p. (S. rp. 1475, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Lofts d Son, report to accompany S. 1517 [for relief of Lofts and Son] ; submitted
by Mr. Ellender. June 13, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1484,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

McCrary, J. B., Co., Inc. J. B. McCrary Co., Inc., report to accompany H. R. 3494
[for relief of J. B. McCrary Company, Incorporated] ; submitted bv Mr. Morse.
June 11, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 15 p. (S. rp. 1449, 79th Cong. 2d

sess. ) t

Mahevx, Patsy A. Estate of Patsy Ann Maheux, report to accompany H. R. 4600
[for relief of estate of Patsy Ann Maheux] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. June
13, legislative day INIar. 5, 1946. 3 p. ( S. rp. 1480, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Mello, Michael O. Estate of Michael O. Mello and Christian O. Mello, report to
accompany H. R. 2246 [for relief of estate of Michael O. Mello, and Christian
O. Mello] ; submitted by Mr. Johnston of South Carolina. May 23, legislative
day Mar. 5,. 1946. 6 p. ( S. rp 1382, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Moffatt, Walter A. Walter A. IMoffatt, report to accompany H. R. 3031 [for relief
of Walter A. Moffatt] ; submitted by Mr. Ellender. June 11, legislative day
Mar. 5, 1946. 4 p. ( g. rp. 1456, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) f

Naha^, Adele M. Adele Nahas, report to accompany H. R. 2315 [for relief of
Adele Nahas] ; submitted by ^Ir. Wilson. June 13, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946.
10 p. (S. rp. 1476, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Nast, Mrs. Marie E. Mrs. Marie Edens Nast, Mrs. Bessie Amann, and George R.
Townsend, report to accompany H. R. 3010 [for relief of Mrs. Marie Edens Nast,
Mrs. Bessie Amann,. and George R. Townsend] ; submitted by Mr. Huffman.
June 6, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 11 p. ( S. rp. 1429, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Nations, Johnnie V. Johnnie V. Nations, report to accompany H. R. 4142 [for
relief of Johnuie V. Nations] ; submitted by Mr. Johnston of South Carolina.
May 23, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 7 p. (S. rp. 1383, 79th Cong. 2d
sess.) t

O'Brien, Will. Will O'Brien, Mrs. Bessie O'Brien, and legal guardian of Jane
O'Brien, report to accompany H. R. 2785 [for relief of Will O'Brien, Mrs.
Bessie O'Brien, and legal guardian of Jane O'Brien] ; submitted by Mr. Ellen-
der. June 13, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 11 p. (S. rp. 1488, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

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Owens, David, jr. Lojial Kuaraian of David (Jweiis, jr., n-pci-t to accompany
H. K. 5811 [lor relief of leptl fruardiaii of David Owens, jr.] ; submitted by
Mr. Ellender. June 11, legislative day Mar. Ti. 194G. 3 p. (S. rp. 146.-> TDtii
Cong. 2d sess.) f

Padilla, Escquiel. Esequiel (Frank) Padilla and others, report to accompany
H. R. 4;«1 [for relief of Eserpiiel (Frank) I'adilla and others] ; subnntted bv
Mr. Ellender. June 11, legislative day Mar. fi, 1946. 10 p. (S. rp. 1460 79th
Cong, lid sess.) j

Paul, Mrs. Mart/ G. Mary G. Paul, rep<irt to accompanv H. R. 624.1 [for i-elief
of Mary G. Paul] ; sul)niitted l)y Mr. Ellender. May 23, legislative dav M-ir
5, 1&46. 4 p. (S. rp. 1380, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Peterson, Aa^el II. Axel H. Peterson, report to accompanv H. R. 4118 [for relief
of Axel H. Peterson] ; submitted by Mr. Wilson. June 13. legislative dav Mar
5, 1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1477, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t • * •

Plumb, Mrs. Adeline. Mrs. James I'lumb. report to accompanv H. R. 4419 [for
relief of Mrs. James Plumb (Adeline Plumb)]; submitted "by Mr. Ellender
June 11, legislative day Mar. 5. 1946. 8 p. ( S. rp. 1454. 79tli Cong. 2d sess. » t

Postal service. Relief of certain postal employees, report to accompany S 2107-
submittedby Mr. Huffman. June 13, legislative dav Mar. r.. 1946 '^ n ( S rn'
1495, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t ' ■ - i ■ . y.

Powell, Marion. Marion Powell, report to accompanv H. R. 5(K)0 [for relief of
Marion Powell] ; submitted by Mr. Ellender. June 11, legislative day Mar 5
1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1463, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [H. R. 5000 provides for
relief of legal guardian of Marion Powell.] j

Rashal. William X. Legal guardian of William Needom Rashal. report to accom-
pany H. R. 3665 [for relief of legal guardian of William Needom Rashal] •
submitted by Mr. Huffman. June 6, legislative dav Mar. 5, 1946 5 u ( S rn'
1430. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t " • i- . • i-

Rhodes, Harold H. Harold H. Rhodes, report to accompany S. 661 [for relief of
Harold H. Rhodes] ; -submitted by Mr. Ellender. Mav 23, legislative day Mar 5
1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1372. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t ' ,

Richter, Amp M. Amy Mary Richter, report to accompanv H. R. 4353 [for relief
of Amy Mary Richter] ; submitted by Mr. Ellender. June 13, legislative day
Mar. 5. 1946. 7 p. (S. rp. 1492, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Robert son. William E. William E. and Estelle Robertson, report to accompany
H. R. 4479 [for relief of William E. Robertson and Estelle Robertson] : sub-
mitted by Mr. Ellender. June 13, legislative dav Mar. 5, 1946. 5 p (S rn
1493, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Roman, William H. William H. Roman, report to accompany H. R. 4495 [for
relief of William H. Roman] ; submitted bv Mr. Ellender. June 11, legislative
day Mar. 5, 1&46. 6 p. ( S. rp. 1462, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Sanchez Figueroa, Mrs. Francisca. Estate of Francisca Sanchez Figueroa,
report to accompany H. R. 4251 [for relief of estate of Francisca Stinchez
Figueroa] ; submitted by Jlr. Ellender. June 11, legislative dav Mar. 5, 1946.
2 p. (S. rp. 1459, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Seals, Carl H. Brig. Gen. Carl H. Seals, report to accompanv S. 1912 [for relief
of Carl H. Seals] : submitted by Mr. Ellender. May 23, legislative dav Mar. 5,
1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1374. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Silk, Mrs. Henrietta. Henrietta Silk, report to accompany H. R. 238 [for relief
of Henrietta Silk] ; submitted by Mr. Ellender. Mav 23, legislative dav Mar. 5,
1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1375, 79th Cong. 2d .sess.) t

Skagcjs, Mrs. Hazel M. Mrs. Hazel M. Skaggs, report to accompany H. R. 3622
[for relief of Mrs. Hazel M. Skaggs] ; submitted by Mr. Ellender. June 11,
legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 7 p. (S. rp. 1457, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Stapleton, C. Benjamin. Estate of C. Benjamin Stapleton. report to accompany
S. 1965 [for relief of estate of C. Benjamin Stapleton); submitted by Mr.
Ellender. June 11, legislative day Mar. 5, 1940. 4 p. (S. rp. 1452, 79th
Cong. 2d sess. ) f

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Teekell, Arlis E. Legal guardian of Arlis Earl Teekell, report to accompany
S. 1852 [for relief of legal guardian of Arlis Earl Teekell] ; submitted by
Mr. Johnston of South Carolina. May 23, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p.
( S. rp. 1381, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Todd, Douglas C. D. C. Todd, report to accompany H. R. 1400 [for relief of
D. C. Todd] ; submitted by Mr. Ellendt^r. June 11, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946.
9 p. (S. rp. 1455, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Uhnnann, Frcdcriek. Frederick Tlirmann, report to accompany g. 1773 [for
relief of Frederick Ulirmann] ; submitted by Mr. EUender. May 23, legislative
day Mar. 5, 1946. 4 p. ( S. rp. 1373, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Villafane Mmloz, Jose. Jose Villafane Munoz, report to accompany H. R. 4245
[for relief of Jose Villafane Mufiozl ; submitted by Mr. EUender. June 11,
legislative day Mar. 5, l^Me. 3 p. (S. i-p. 1458, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Wade, Ernest I. Ernest I. and Alma Wade, report to accompany H. R. 4997 [for
relief of Ernest I. Wade and Alma Wade] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. June
13, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 6 p. ( S. rp. 1481, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Walter, Ahto. Ahto Walter, Lucy Walter, and legal guardian of Teddy Walter,
report to accompany H. R. 3967 [for relief of Ahto Walter, Lucy Walter, and
legal guardian of Teddy Walter] ; submitted by Mr. EUender. May 23, legis-
lative day Mar. 5, 1946. 8 p. (S. rp. 1377, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Ward. Richard O. Richard C. Ward, report to accompany H. R. 4693 [for relief
of Richard C. Ward] ; submitted by Mr. Morse. June 11, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1450, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

WiUett. Williarn W., jr. William W. Willett, jr., report to accompany H. R. 797
[for relief of William W. Willett, jr.] ; submitted by Mr. EUender. June 13,
legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1485, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Yakutat Cooperative Market, report to accompany H. R. 6010 [for relief of
Yakutat Cooperative Market] ; submitted by Mr. Johnston of South Carolina.
May 23, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1384, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Yo-iinf/. Oiren G. Owen Young, report to accompany H. R. 3525 [for relief of
Owen Young] : submitted by Mr. EUender. May 23, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1376, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

COMMEBOE COMMITTEE, SENATE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions, June 3, 1946 ;
no. 12. 1946. 94 p. 4° $ Y 4.C 73/2 : 79/12

Grand River Dam Authoriti/. Autiiorizing return of Grand River Dam project
to Grand River Dam Authority of Oklahoma [and adjustment and settlement
of accounts between the Autliority and United States], report to accompany
H. R. 5508; submitted by Mr. Overton. June 13, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946.
3 p. (S. rp. 1500, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Rivers. Omnibus rivers and harbors bill, report to accompany H. R. 6407 [au-
thorizing construction, repair, and preservation of certain public works on
rivers and harbors, and for other purposes] ; submitted by I\Ir. Overton. June
18, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 59 p. (S. rp. 1508, 79th Cong. 2tl sess.) t

Sacramento River, Calif., letter from Secretary of War transmitting to chair-
man of Conunittee on Commerce, Senate, review [by chief of engineers. Army]
of reports on Sacramento River, Calif. 1940. vii + 51 p. map. (S. doc. 142,
79th Cong. 2d sess. ) f

CONGRESS, SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION OF, SENATE

Legislative reorga nidation act of lf>'i6, report to accompany S. 2177 [to provide
for increased etficiency in legislative branch of the Govermnent] ; submitted
by Mr. La FoUette. May 31, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 40 p. (S. rp. 14(X),
79th Cong. 2d sess. ) * Paper, 10c.
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DISTRICT OF COI-UJIBIA COMMITTEE, SENATE

Bonis and Ixnikhtff. Providing that every Saturday shall be holiday for banks
and building and loan associations in District of Columbia, report to accom-
pany S. 2307; submitted by IMr. Iloey. June 14, legislative dav Mar. 5, 1946.
1 p. ( S. rp. 1505, 79th Cong. 2d soss. ) t

Corrections Dcpaiiment. Creating Department of Corrections in District of
Columbia, report to accompany H. K. 0265; submitted by Mr. Hoey. June 14,
legislative day Mar. 5, 1940. 1 p. (S. rp. 1506, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [H. II.
6205 transfers to the Department of Corrections all povrers now vested in the
Board of Public Welfare with respect to District penal institutions.] t

Jury Comniis.'iion. Amending act to establish code of law for District of Colum-
bia, approved Mar. 3, 1901, and acts amendatory thereof and supplementary
thereto [relative to qualifications of jury commissioners], report to accompany
S. 2125; submitted by Mr. Hoey. June 14, legislative dav Mar. 5, 1946. 1 p.
(S. rp. 1504, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

EDUCATION AND L.\DOR COMMITTEE, SENATE

Education. Federal assistance to States for purpose of more nearly equalizing
educational opportunities, report to accompany S. 181 [to authorize appro-
priation of funds to assist States and Territories in more adequately financing
their systems of public education during emergency, and in reducing inequali-
ties of educational opportunities through public elementary and secondary
schools] ; submitted by Mr. Hill. June 13, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 22 p.
(S. rp. 1497, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Includes separate statement of views.] t
L. C. card 46-26437

Employment agencies. United States Employment Service, hearings before sub-
committee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on S. 1456, to provide national system
of employment offices, S. 1510, to provide for return of public employment
oflices to State operation, to amend act approved June 6, 1933 (48 Stat." 113),
and for other purposes, S. 1848, to provide national system of employment
offices, and H. R. 4437, to provide for return of public emiiloyment offices to
State operation, to amend act approved June 6, 1933 (48 Stat. 113). and for
other purposes, Feb. 18-Mar. 25, 1946. 1946. pt. 2, vi + 85-445 p. il. [Part
1 was entered in Monthly catalog for Feb. 1946, p. 169.] * Paper, 60c.
• Item 389
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Hygiene, Public. Index to health hearings and reijorts, subcommittee on war-
time health and education, pursuant to S. Res. 74, 78th Congress, and S. Res.
62, 79th Congress, Mar. 1946. 1946. pt. 1, iii-[-l-32 p. (Senate subcom-
mittee print, 79th Congress, 2d session.) [Includes index to hearings on
S. 190 and S. 1099, relative to dental research and dental care, and index
to hearings on S. 191, hospital construction act.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 46-26319 Y 4.Ed 8/3 : H 34/2/pt.l

ScJwols. Continuing for additional year Lanham act assistance for operation
and maintenance of schools in war areas, report to accompany H.R. 5796 [to
amend title 2 of act to expedite provision of housing in connection with
national defense, as amended, to permit making of contributions during fiscal
year 1947 for maintenance and operation of certain school facilities] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Morse. May 20, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 4 p. ( S. rp. 1364,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Corrected print. 1st print reads incorrectly Mr. Mur-
ray instead of Mr. Morse.] t

FINANCE COMMITTEE, SENATE

Burial. Amending Veterans regulation no. 9 (a), as amended, so as to increase
limit of amounts payable thereunder in connection with funeral and burial
of decea.sed veterans, report to accompany S. 706; submitted by Mr. La
Follette. June 4, legislative day Mar. 5. 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1408, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

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Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions, May 28,
1946; no. 17 [18]. 1946. 98 p. 4° t Y4.F 49: 79/18

Fort Worth, Inter-American Trade Exposition, 1946. Permitting articles im-
ported from foreign countries for purpose of exliibitinn at Inter-American
Trade Exposition, Forth Worth, Tex., to be admitted without payment of
tariff, report to accompany H. J. Res. 327 ; submitted by Mr. George. June 6,
legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1427, 79th C!ong. 2d sess.) t

Old age iihsunmce. Giving certain social security benefits to survivors of World
War II veterans, report to accompany S. 2204 [to amend title 2 of social
security act, as amended, by giving insurance benefits under Federal old-age
and survivors insurance provisions of that act to survivors of veterans of
World War II] ; submitted by Mr. George. June 10, legislative day Mar. 5,

1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1438, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Veterans' social security, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on S. 2204, to

amend title 2 of social security act, as amended, by giving insurance benefits
under Federal old-age and survivors insurance provisions of that act to
survivors of veterans of World War II, May 22 and 23, 1946. 1946. iii+22 p.
* Paper, 10c. • Item 391
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rcnsions. Clarifying terms "compensation" and "pension" under laws admin-
istered by Veterans' Administration, report to accompany S. 1578; submitted
by Mr. Johnson of Colorado. June 4, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p.
(S. rp. 1415, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Governing effective dates of ratings and awards under Veterans' Adminis-
tration revised schedule for rating disabilities, 1945, report to accompany
H. R. 5149 : submitted by Mr. Johnson from Colorado. June 4, legislative day
Mar. 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1417, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Removing limitations on amount of death compensation or pension payable

to widows and children of certain deceased veterans, report to accompany
S. 2100 ; submitted by Mr. La Follette. June 4, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946.
4 p. (S. rp. 1409, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

rhilippine Islands. Providing system of relief for veterans, and dependents
of veterans, who served during World War II in organized military forces of
Government of Commonwealth of the Philippines while such forces were in
service of armed forces of United States pursuant to military order of July
26, 1941. of President of United States, report to accompany S. 2235 ; submitted
by Mr. La Follette. June 4, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1419,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) [S. 2235 also provides hospital care and medical treat-
ment for disabled veterans of armed forces of United States residing in the
Philippines.] t

Veterans Administration. Amending sec. 100 of servicemen's readjustment act
of 1944 [so as to authorize administrator of veterans' affairs, until June 30,

1947, to enter into leases for periods of not to exceed 5 years], report to accom-
pany H. R. 6069; submitted by I\Ir. Johnson of Colorado. June 5, legislative
day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. ( S. rp. 1425, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Authorizing administrator of veterans' affairs to accept gifts, devises, and

bequests in behalf of general post fund for use of veterans, and for sale and
conveyance of any such property under certain circumstances and covering of
proceeds thereof into post fund, report to accompany S. 2099; submitted by
Mr. Johnson of Colorado. June 5, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp.
1423, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Authorizing Veterans' Administration to appoint and employ retired

officers without affecting their retired status, report to acconipaiiy 11. R. 5026;
submitted by Mr. Johnson of Colorado. June 4, legislative dav Mar. 5, 1946.
4 p. (S. rp. 1418, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

• Facilitating decentralization of Vetei'ans' Administration, report to accom-

paiiv S. 2()1S; submitted bv Mr. .lolmson of Colorado. June 5, legislative day
Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1422. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Vetcntns Adniiiiistrution faciUtus. AntlioriziiiR administrator of veterans' af-
fairs to fjiJnit easement for hifrhway purposes to Peiiusylvaiiia in lands in
n'servation of Veterans' Administration hospital, Lebanon (Jounty, Pa., report
to aee(»mpany H. R. rtfK)7 ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Colorado. June 5,
legislative day Mar. H, in46. 2 p. (S. rp. 1424, TOtli Couk. 2d sess.) t

> Providing for designation of Veterans' Administrati<m hospital at Fargo,

N. Dak., as Clarence Theodore Hoverson Memorial Hospital, report to aceom-
panv S. 1915; submitted bv Mr. Johnson of Colorado. June 4, legislative day
Mar. r», lt)4n. 2 p. (S. rp. 1410, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Vrtcnni.s Appcahs Board. Removing existing limitation on number of a.s.sociate
members of P.oard of Veterans' A])peals in Veteran.s' Administration, renort to
arcompanv II. K. 6153; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Colorado. June 5, legis-
lative day .Mar. o, 1046. 3 p. (S. rp. 1426, 70th Cong. 2d sess.) t

KOKKKiN RELATIONS COilMITTEK, SENATE

Oi'rat L<ikcs-St. Lawrence basin, report to accompany S. J. Res. 104 [approving
agreement between United States and Canada relating to Great Lakes-St.
Lawrence basin with ex'ception of certain provisions thereof, expressing sense
of Congress with respect to negotiation of certain treaties, authorizing investi-
gation throTigli Department of State and with Canada of feasibility of making
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence seaway self-liquidating, and for other purposes] ;
submitted by :\Ir. Hatch; with minoritv views of Mr. White. June 13, legisla-
tive day Mar. .5. 1046. 97 p. 1 pi. ( S. rp. 1499. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f
L. C. card 46-20436

yUigara Falls Bridf/r Commission. Amending joint resolution creating Niagara
Falls Bridge Conunission [to make it possible for said commission to issue
refunding bonds], report to accompany H. J. Res. 340; submitted bv ^Ir. Con-
nally. May 31, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1405, 79th Cong.

2d sess.) t

IMMlr.RATION COXtMITTEE, SENATE

East Indians. Authorizing admission into United States of persons of races
indigenous to India, to make them racially eligible for naturalization, report to
accompany H. R. 3517; submitted by ^Ir. Russell for ]\Ir. Fulbright. June 10,
legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. "(S. rp. 1440, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Filipinos in United Sltates. Authorizing naturalization of Filipinos, report to
accompany H. R. 776 : submitted bv ^Ir. Eastland. June 10. legislative day
Mar. .5, 1940. 3 p. (S. rp. 1439, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Immifjration and emigration. Facilitating admission into Ignited States of alien
fiancees or fiances of members [and honorably discharged members] of armed
forces of United States, report to accompany S. 2122 ; submitted bv ]\Ir. Ball.
June 10. legislative day Mar. .5, 1946. 3* p. (S. rp. 1441, 79th Cong. 2d
sess.) t

Neumann, Gerhard. INIaster Sgt. Gerhard Neumann, report to accompany H. R.
3441 [to provide for naturalization of Gerhard Neumann] ; submitted by Mr.
Hoey. June 11. legisl.ative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1446, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Omar, Uamsah. Hamsah Omar, report to accompany H. R. 233 [for relief of
Hamsah Omar] ; submitted bv Mr. Knowland. June 11, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1445, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

TNDI.VN AFFAIRS COfiriTTEE, SENATE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, June 12. 1946: no. 5. 1940.
71 p. 4" t Y 4.1n 2/2 : 79/5

Fort lierthnld Reservation. Fort Berthold Indians. North Dakota, final settle-
ment, n>port to accompany II. R. 1095 [for reliet of Indians of Fort Berthold
Reservation. X. Dak., comprising tribes known as Ai-ickarees, Gros Ventres, and
:\Ian(lan] ; submitted l)y Mr. O'Mahoney. June 4, legislative day Mar. 5. 1946.
9 p. ( S. rp. 1413. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Insuratice. Authorizing Iiulian funds for insinance prt-niiunis, anu'ncling act of
Apr. 13, 192(), 44 Stat. 242, report to acL-onipany S. ]2;!5 [to autliorize use of
funds of any tribe of Indians for insurance preniiunisj ; submitted by j\lr.
O'Maiioney. ' June 4. legislative day Mar. 5, iy46. 2 p. (S. rp. 1411. Tyth
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Irving, Wihna B. Wilnia Brandon Irving, issuance of patent in fee to lands
allotted to her, llosebud Reservation, S. Dak., report to accompany S. 15()<i
[authorizing is.suance of patent in fee to Wilma Brandon Irving] ; submitted
by Mr. Bushlield. June 11, legislative day Mar. 5, 1940. 4 p. (S. rp. 1443,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Ponca. Shadrick. Issuance of.pafent in fee to Shadrick I'onca, Okreek, S. Dak.,
report to accompany S. 1564; sul)mitted by Mr. Bushfield. June 11, legislative
day Mar. 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1442, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Runs Above. Louis. Louis Runs Above, Ro.seltud Indian allottee, issuance of
patent in fee, report to accompany S. 1695 lauthorizing issuance of patent in
fee to Louis Run Above] ; submitted by Mr. Buslitield. June 11, legislative
day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1444, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMITTEE, SENATE

CaUniUirx. Legislative calendar. 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions, June 15,
1946; no. n. 1946. 52 p. 4° t Y 4.1n 8/3 : 79/11

Carriers. Amending interstate commerce act with respect to certain agreements
between carriers [relative to application of antitrust laws], report to accom-
pany H. R. 2536; submitted by .Mr. Reed. June 18, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946.
15 p. ( S. rp. 1511, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
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IRRIGATION AND RECLAMATION COMMITTEE, SENATE

Andeison Ranch reservoir. Authorizing Secretary of Interior to purchase im-
provements or pay damages for removal of improvements located on public
lands in Anderson Ranch reservoir site, Boise reclamation project, Idaho,
report to accompany H. R. 1689 ; submitted by Mr. McFarland. June 12,
legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1473, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Colorado River. Amending laws authorizing performance of necessary protec-
tion work [on Colorado River] between Yuma project and Boulder Dam by
Bureau of Reclamation, report to accompany H. R. 5074; submitted by Mr.
McFarland. June 12, legislative day Mar. 5, 1940. 3 p. (S". rp. 1474, 79th
( 'ong. 2d sess. ) t

Costilla Creek. Granting consent and approval of Congress to interstate com-
pact between Colorado and New Mexico with respect to waters of Costilla
Creek, report to accompany H. R. 4510; submitted by Mr. Millikin. May 31,
legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1399. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

JUDICI.\RY COMMITTEE, SENATE

Calendars. Legislative and executive calendar, 79th Congress. May 17-June 14,
1946 ; no. 55-59. 1946 Each 17() or 179 p. 4" J Y 4.J S9/2 : 79/55-59

Civil Air Patrol. To incorporate Civil Air Patrol, hearing, 79th Congress, 2(1
session, on H. R. 5744, May 14, 1940. 1946. ii+7 p. *I'aper, 5c. • Item 398
L. C. card 46-26822 Y 4. J 89/2 : C 4SV8

Claims. Foreign war damage claims, hearings before subconnnittee, 79th Con-
gress, 2d session, on S. 132'2. to ani'end trading with the enemy act, as amended,
Apr. 17, 1946. 1946. iii + 67 i). [S. 1322 creates the War Damage Claims
Connnission in the Oftice of tlie Alien Property Custodian. | *Paper, 1.5c.
• Item 398
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War contract hardship claims, hearings before subcomittec, 79th Congress,

2d session, on S. 1477, to authorize relief in certain cases where supplies or

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Claims — Continued.

services have been furnished for the Government during war, Apr. 12 and 13,

1940. 1946. iii+83 p. *Paper, 15c. • Item 398

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Corporations. Corporation charter bills, liearings before subcommittee, 79th
Congress, 2d session, on S. 28 [and other bills], Jan. 28 and Mar. 22, 1946. 1946.
iii+8G p. [The bills considered would incorporate the American Women's
Voluntary Services, the Federated Organizations for Bataan Relief, the
National Symphony Orchestra Trust Fund Board, the American Veterans
Committee, the National Council of Negro Veterans, the National Committee
for All War Widows, the National Association, Rainbow Division Veterans, the
Reserve Officers of the Naval Services, the National Woman's Relief Corps,
Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic, the Military Order of the Purple
Heart, the Ladies of the Gi'and Army of the Republic, the Regular Veterans
Association, and the Mothers of World War II.] *Paper, 15c. • Item 398
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Establishing and effectuating policy with respect to creation or chartering

of certain corporations by act of Congress, report to accompany S. 2223;
submitted by Mr. Kilgore. June 11, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 14 p.

(S. rp. 1451, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) [Relates only to private corporations and
includes chronological list of corporations chartered by special acts of
Congress.] t

Court reporters. Amending act providing for appointment of court reporters
[so as to authorize employment of contract reporters], report to accompany
S. 2264 ; submitted by Mr. McCarran. June 10, legislative day Mar. T^, 1946.
2 p. (S. rp. 1437, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Crime and o'iminaU. Making criminally liable persons who negligently allow

[Federal] prisoners in their custody to escape, report to accompany S. 2265;

submitted by Mr. McCarran. June 18, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p.
( S. rp. 1515, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

District of Columbia. Federal City Charter Commission, hearing before sub-
committee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on S. 1942, to incorporate Federal City
Charter Commission, Apr. 24, 1946. 1946. iii+31 p. *Paper, 10c. • Item
398
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Incorporating Federal City Charter Commission, report to accompany

S. 1942; submitted by Mr. McCarran. May 23, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946.
2 p. (S. rp. 1388, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Interstate commerce. Amending anbiracketeering act, report to accompany
H. R. 32 [to amend act to protect trade and commerce against interference
by violence, threats, coercion, or intimidation] ; submitted by Mr. Hatch.
June 18, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1516, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Limitations (latv). Limiting time for bringing certain actions under laws of
United States, report to accompany H. R. 2788; submitted by Mr. McCarran.
May 29, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1395, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

World War, 19S9-.'f5. Amending 2d war powers act, 1942, as amended, report to
accompany H. R. 5716 ; submitted by Mr. Q'Mahoney. June 4, legislative day
Mar. 15, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1414, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
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MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Jienning, Fort. Fort Benning, Ga., easement, report to accompany S. 2306 [to
authorize Secretary of War to grant to Georgia Power Company 100-foot per-
petual easement acro.vs Fort Benning, Ga.] ; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Utah.
June 18, legislative day Mar. 5, 1940. 2 p. (S. rp. 1509, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, May 10, 1946; no. 14. 1946.
163 p. 4° t Y 4.M 59/2 : 79/14

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Claims. Military claims act made permanent, report to accompany S. 2200 [to
amend act approved July 3, 10-13, to provide for settlement of claims for damage
to or loss or destruction of property or personal injury or death caused by
military personnel or civilian employees, or otherwise incident to activities
of War Department or of Army, so as to authorize War Department to settle
claims not in excess of $1,000 in time of peace as well as in time of war, and
to make similar provision for Navv Department] ; submitted by Mr. Thomas
of Utah. June 4, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 8 p. (S. rp. 1410, TUtli Cong.
2d sess.) t

Common Defense Department. Unification of armed forces. Apr. 11, 1940. 8 p.
(Committee print, 79th Congress, 2d session.) [Contains Thomas-Hill-Austin
subcommittee report to Senate Military Affairs Committee, Apr. 9, 1946, recom-
mending legislation establishing Department of Common Defense, etc.] t
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Reclamation projects. Transfer of surplus lauds on reclamation projects, report
to accompany S. 1672 [to authorize transfer to Department of Interior of
surplus lands, improvements, equipment, and other property of Federal agencies
on reclamation projects for settlement and employment of veterans, and for
other purposes] ; submitted bv Mr. O'Mahoney. June 4, legislative dav Mar. 5,
1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1412, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [S. 1672 also amends act to
allow credit in connection witli certain homestead entries for military or naval
service rendered during World War II so as to include veterans under 21
years of age.] t

Scientific research. National Science Foundation, minority views to accompany
S. 1850 [to promote progress of science and useful arts, to secure national de-
fense, to advance national health and welfare, and for other purposes] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Bridges. INIay 24, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 15 p. (S. rp.
1136. pt. 2, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [S. 1850 establishes the National Science
Foundation, a National Science Board, and an Interdepartmental Committee on
Science, and transfers the OfBce of Scientific Research and Development and
the National Roster of Scientific and Specialized Personnel to the Founda-
tion.] t
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Veterans' orf/anizations. Lending equipment to veterans' organizations, report
to accompany H. R. 6343 [authorizing Secretary of War to lend certain property
of War Department to national veterans' organizations for use at State and
national conventions] ; submitted bv Mr. Gurnev. June 3, legislative day Mar.
5,1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1407, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

NATIONAL DEFENSE PROGRAM, SPECI.\L COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING, SENATE

Aircraft. Investigation of national defense program, additional report pursuant
to S. Res. 71, 77th Congress, S. Res. 6, 78th Congress, and S. Res. 55. 79th Con-
gress: Aircraft, production, development, and research; [submitted bv Mr.
Mitchell]. 1946. iii + 39p. (S. rp. 110, pt. 6, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) 1 Parts 1-5
were entered in previous Monthly catalogs under subhead Surplus property or
National defen.'<e.'\ t
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National defense. Investigation of national defense program, hearings, 79tli
Congress, 1st session, pursuant to S. Res. 55, 79th Congress, extending S. Res.
71, 77th Congress, Sept. 21 -Dec. 21, 1945: Tin shortage, disposal of snrplus
property (municipalities, small business, veterans), reconversion (West Vir-
ginia, aviation industry), irregularities in 14th naval district, strategic war
reserves, merchant shipping. Pacific. 1946. pt. 32, xii+15649-16494 + xx p. il.
[These hearings were held in Wasiiington, D. C, Huntington, Wheeling, and
Fairmont, W. Va.] * Paper, $1.25. •
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NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Admiralty. Permitting Secretary of Navy to delegate autliority to compromise
and settle claims against United States caused by vessels of Navy or in naval

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service, or for townge or salvajje sorvices to such vessels, roport to accompany
S. 2247: submitted by Mr. Walsli. Juno 11, loRislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p.
(S. rp. 1467, 70th Conp. 2d sc^s.) t

American Antarctic Axsociatioii, Inc. Authorizing Secretary of Navy to transfer
vessel to American Antarctic Association, Inc., report to accompany S. 2291;
sul)mitted by Mr. Walsh. June 11, lesislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp.

1468, 7!)th Conj,'. 2d sess. ) t

Atomic homh. Joint resolution to authorize \ise of naval ves.sels to determine
effect of atomic weapons upon such vessels, hearing, 79th Congress 2d session,
on H. J. Res. Ml)7. Apr. 18, 1946. 1946. pt. 2, iii+21-44 p. [Part 1 was entered
in Monthly catalog for June, 1946, p. 622, under subhead Naval Supply Depot,
Baiiouiic] * Tajier, 10c. • Item 4(X^
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Caloidarft. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions. May 15,
1946; no. 10. 1946. 136 p. 4" t Y 4. N 22/2: 79/10

De Carbourl, William L. Establishing date of acceptance of commission as lieu-
tenant, junior grade, Naval Reserve, by William Leon de Carbonel to be June 1,
1941, and date of reporting for active duty to be Dec. 9, 1941, report to accom-
pany H. R. 4863; submitted by INIr. Walsh. June 11, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1471, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Guam Inland. To authorize Secretary of Navy to acquire in fee or otherwise
certain lands and rights in land on island of Guam, report to accompanv
S. 2246; sul)mitted l)y Mr. Walsh. May 29, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p.
(S. rp. 1397, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Miami herald, Key West citizen, and Miami daily news, report to accompany

5. 2292 [for relief of Miami herald. Key West citizen, and Miami daily news] ;
submitted by Mr. Walsh. June 11, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp.

1469. 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Mor(/(in. Fort. I'roviding for conveyance to Alabama for use as public park
of military reservation known as Fort Morgan, report to accompany H. R.
4433: submitted by Mr. Walsh. June 12, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p.
( S. rp. 1472, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Naval Academy, Annapolis. Further amending act of Jan. 16, 1936, as amended,
to provide for retirement and retirement annunities of civilian members of
teaching staff at Naval Academty and Postgraduate School, Naval Academy,
repoi-t to accompany S. 2253 ; submitted bv Mr. Morse. June 14, legislative
day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1507, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

— — Reestablishing status of funds of midshipmen's store, barber shop, cobbler
shop, and tailor shop at Naval Academy, report to accompany H. R. 5640;
submitted by Mr. AValsh. June 19, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp.
1519, 7nth Cong. 2d sess.) t

Officers, Nary. Correcting technical error [relative to reappointment of officers
in Navy or Marine Corps! in act approved Apr. 18, 1946 (Public law 347, 79th
Cong.), report to accompany H. J. Res. 347; submitted by Mr. Walsh. June

6, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1428, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Pay, alloimnces, etc. To amend further pay readjustment act of 1942, as
amended [so as to eliminate requii'ed repaymient of increased allowances by
service personnel whose marriages are annulled], report to accompany S. 2133;
submitted by Mr. Walsh. May 29, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp.
1396, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Rumrill. Oran E. R. Oran Edmund Randall Rumrill. report to accompany H. R.
4525 [for relief of Oran Edmund Randall Rumrill] : submitted by Mr. Walsh.
June 11, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1470, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Trophies. Disposition of ves.sels, trophies, relics, and material of historial inter-
est by Secretary of Navy, report to accom>pany S. 1547: submitted by Mr.
Walsh. June 3, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1406, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

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PATENTS CUAIMITTEE, SENATE

Patents. Amending Revised statutes, 4921 (U. S. C. A., title 85, Patents, 6ec.
70), providing tliat damages [in patent-infringement suits] l)e ascertained on
basis of compensation for infringement, report to accompany H. R. niUl ;
submitted by Air. Pepper. June 14, legislative day Mar. 5, 1940. :! p. ( S. rp.
l;jU;i, 7!)tli Cong. 2d sess.) t

Extending temporarily time for filing applications for patents, for taking

action in Patent Office with re.spect thereto, for preventing proof of acts
abroad with resi>ect to making of invention, report to accompany H. K. 5223 ;
submitted by Mr. Pepper. June 14, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 10 p.
(S. rp. 1502," 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

PUBLIC LANDS AND SURVEYS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Calendar, 79th Congress, June 10, 1946; no. 12. 1946. 51 p. 4" t

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Gillespie, Harry A. Quieting title and possession with respect to real estate in
Converse County. \\'yo. [by conveying same by quietclaim deed to Harry A.
Gillespie and Lena J. Gillespie], report to accompany H. R. 5676; submitted by
Mr. Robertson. June 13, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1501,
79th Cong., 2d sess.) t

(joiizales, Jesus. To quit-claim to heirs of Jesus Gonzales all right, title, and
interest of United States in certain described tract of land within Carson
National Forest, N. Mex., report to accompany S. 1988 ; submitted by Mr.
Hatch. May 31, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1401, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Homestead. Amending act to allow credit in connection with certain home-
stead entries for military or naval service rendered during World War II
[so as to include veterans under 21 years of age], report to accompany H. R.
5271; submitted by Mr. Hatch. May 24, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p.
(S. rp. 1390, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Hopewell Village National Historic Site. Authorizing revisions in boimdary
of Hopewell Village National Historic Site, Pa., report to accompany H. R.
3533; submitted by INIr. Hatch. June 13, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p.
(S. rp. 1498, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

National Elk Refuge. To amend act of Mar. 22, 1946, for purpose of correcting
description of small parcel of land ["ow included within boundaries of Na-
tional Elk Refuge, Wyo.] authorized to be conveyed to Wyoming by such
act, report to accompany S. J. Res. 160; submitted by Mr. O'Mahoney. May
31, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1403, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Natural resources. Providing for disposal of materials [i. e. sand, stone, gravel,

and timber] on public lands of United States which are under exclusive juris-

- diction of Secretary of Interior, report to accompany S. 2126; submitted by

Mr. Hatch. May 31, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1402, 79th

Cong. 2d sess.) t

Petroleum. To promote development of oil and gas on public domain, report to
accompany S. 1236 [to amend mineral leasing act of Feb. 2"), 1920, as anwnded,
in order to promote development of oil and gas on public domain] ; submitted
by Mr. O'Mahoney. May 29, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 16 p. (S. rj). 1392,
79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Wilbourn, Mrs. Estelle M. To autlioi-i/,»> and direct Secretary of Interior to i.ssue
patent for land to Mrs. Estelle M. Wilbourn, report to accompany H. R. 4113;
submitted by Mr. McCarran. May 31, legislative day Mar. 5, 194(>. 2 p.
(S. rp. 1404, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

RECONSTIUTCTION OF SENATE ROOF AND SKYIJGIITS, SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON, SENATE

Senate Chamber. Reconstruction of roofs and skylights over House and Senate
wings of Capitol, report pursuant to Public law 155. 79th Cong.; submitted by
Mr. Andrews. May 23, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 5 p. ( S. rp. 1389, 79th

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Senate Chamber — Continued.

Cong. 2d sess.) [Relates to plan approved by the committee for improvement
of interior of S'enate Chamber, and reconstruction of roof and skylights over
Senate wing.] t

TEKRITORIE8 AND INSUUm AFFAIRS OOMMITTEE, SENATE

Alaska Railroad. Authorizing certain expenditures by Alaska Railroad, report
to accompany H. R. 5453 ; submitted by Mr. Tydings. May 21), legislative day
Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1394, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Philippine Islands. Providing for return of certain securities to Philippine Com-
monwealth Government, report to accompany S. 2210; submitted by Mr.
Tydings. June 4, legislative day INIar. 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1420, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Providing for United States participation in Philippine independence

ceremonies on July 4, 1946, report to accompany H. J. Res. 360; submitted by
Mr. Tydings. June 5. legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1421, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) [H. J. Res. 360 creates a commission to represent the United
States at ceremonies to be held at Manila.] t

Providing military assistance to Republic of the Pliilippiues in establishing

and maintaining national security and to form basis for participation by that
Government in such defensive military operations as the future may require,
report to accompany S. 2254; submitted by Mr. Tydings. May 29, legislative
day Mar. 5, 1»46. 2 p. (S. rp. 1393, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

WOOL, SPECiAX committed: to investigate pboduction, tbanspobtation, and

MARKETING OF, SENATE

Wool. Providing support for wool, amending agricultural marketing agreement
act of 1937, and providing for wool standards, and for other purposes, report
to accompany S. 2033 ; submitted by Mr. O'Mahoney ; with individual views of
Mr. Robertson and Mr. Walsh, respectively. May 29, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 18 p. (S. rp. 139S, 79th Cong. Sd sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26413

COURT OF CLAIMS

j^OTE. — The "opinions" listed below (with classification number Ju 3.9/a:) and marked
with a t (for official use) are issued in a very limited edition ; however, a few copies are
available at the Court of Claims at prices which are determined by the size and are as
follows : 1-5 pages, 25c. ; 6-10 pages, 35c. ; 11-20 pages, 45c. ; 21 pages and over, 50c.

Vases. Cases decided in Court of Claims, v. 104, May 7 (part) -Nov. 30, 1945,
with report of decisions of Supreme Court in Court of Claims cases ; reported
by James A. Hovt. 1946. xvii+910 p. * Cloth, $2.50. • Item 420
L. C. card 11-11998 Ju 3.9 : 104

January-May calendar, 1946. 1945-46. various paging. [Part of the

pages are blank.] t Ju 3.5 : 946/1-5

Miehigan. State Bridge Commission of Michigan r. United States; special find-
ings of fact [conclusion of law, and opinion], decided May 6, 1946. [1946.]
no. 45745, 22 p. [Imprint date incorrectly given as 1945.] t Ju 3.9/a : M 582/3

EMPLOYEES' COMPENSATION COMMISSION

Safety bulletin, [v. 11, no. 1-5] ; Jan.-May 1946. [1946.] cover titles, each
28 p. il. 4° [Monthly. Text on p. 2 of covers.] t • Item 435
L. C. card 36-26723 Ec 1.9 : 11/1-5

NfiTE. — This bulletin issued in the interest of accident prevention in employments
within the purview of the workmen's compensation laws administered by the Employees'
Ciimpeiisation Commission, directs attention to the number of injuries reported to the
Commission under the Federal employees' compensation act, the longshoremen's and
harbor workers' compensation act, and the District of Columbia compensation act, the
causes of such injuries and the possibilities of preventing them by the use of appropriate
safety measures.

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FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

Radio stations. Standards of good engineering practice concerning FM broad-
cast stations, effective Sept. 20. 1945; revised to Jan. 9. 1946. [1946.] iii+
26 p. 2 pi. [Issued in loose-leaf form.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 444

CC 1.2 : B 78/6/946

Telegraph. Operating data from monthly reports of telegraph and cable carriers,
Sept. 194r)-Mar. 1946. [1945-40.] Each [2] p. il. oblong large 8° [Processed.
Subject to revision.] t 001.13:945/9-946/3

Telephone. Operating data from monthly reports of principal telephone car-
riers, Sept. 1945-Feb. 1946. [1945-46.] 'Each [2] p. il. oblong large 8° [Proc-
essed. Subject to revision.] t 001.14:945/9-946/2

FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

Bnnk.s mid JxDikhig. Assets and liabilities, Dec. 31, 1945, operating insured com-
mercial and mutual savings banks; report 24. n. p. [Apr. 8, 1946]. 34+ [2] p.
il. oblong 8° t
L. 0. card 34-28239 Y 3.F 31/8 : 9/24

FEDERAL LOAN AGENCY

REOONSTRUOTION FINANOE OORPORATION

Loans. Information regarding loans to business enterprises. May 1946. [2]
leaves -1-7 p. 4° (Oircular 13 revised.) f • Item 468 FL 5.4 : 13/2

Report of Reconstruction Finance Corporation, Feb. 2, 1932-June 30, 1945. Jan.
23, 1946. 33 p. (H. doc. 399, 79th Oong. 2d sess.) t
L. 0. card 32-28241

Surp]v.'< property news, Jan. and Feb. 1946. [1946.] Each 16 p. il. 4° [Monthly.
Formerly RFO surplus property news. For later issues, see. Surplus property
news, under War Assets Adniinist ration. Emergency Management Office.] $

FL 5.12:946/1,2

FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION

Aerogenerators. Wind power aerogenerator, twin-wheel type, studv ; bv Percy
H. Thomas. INIar. 1946. [7] leaves+77+[2] p. il. 22 pi. 4" [Processed.] t
L. 0. card 46-26479 F P 1.2 : Ae 8

Electric utilities. Sales, revenues and income of privately-owned class A and
class B electric utilities in United States, Nov. 1945-Mar. 1946; no. 45-110 to
no. 46-30. Jan. IS-May 17, 194(). Each [4] p. il. 4" [Monthly. Processed.]
t Paper, 5c. each. F P 1.11/5 : 45-llc to 46-3c

Statement of taxes, dividends, salaries, and wages, class A and class B

privately owned electric utilities in United States, 4th quarter 1044. 1945 and
1st quarter, 1945, 1946. [1946.] Each 1 p. 4" [Processed.] t Paper, 5c. each.

F P 1.22 : 944-45/4 to 945-46/1

Electricity. Oonsumption of fuels for production of electric energy, Jan. -Apr.
1946; no. 46-lB to 46-4B. Mar. 1-May 28, 1946. Each [4] p. il. 4"" |. Monthly.
Processed. ] t Paper, ,5c. each. F P 1.11/3 : 46-1 B to 46-4 B

Production of electric energy in United States, Jan.-Apr. 1946; no. 46-lA to

46-4A. jNIar. 1-May 28, 1946. Each 4 p. il. 4° [Monthly. Processed. Sup-
plements to Jan.-Apr. 1946 monthly reports, no. 46-lA to 4t)-4A, each 2 p. il.
oblong 8°, were also issued.] t Paper, 5c. each. F P 1.11/2 : 40-1 A to 46-4 A

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778 Government Publications

'SatidiKil (hclric rale book.

NiiTi;. — Tilt' National electric rate hook and inilivi<lnal rate hooks for the 48 States,
covering the rates charjjed by iiuhlidy and privately owned utilities in coinniunities of
1.000 itv more population, are issued in loose-leaf hinders. Supplements showing rate
changes and new rate schedules are issued in processed 'form to replace superseded data.

Prices are as follows: National elect ri<' rate hook. $1(1.00 including hinders and Sup-
plement service, for 12 months from dat(! of order: Supplement service thereafter, $7.50
per year.

State rtite books, $1.00 each, including binder iind Sui)plement services for 12 months ;
Supplement service thereafter, $1.00 per year.

Natioiitil clcc'tric rate book: [State scparatol ; North raroliua. Apr. 1940.

25 1x4° I Supersedes issue of M:iy 15, 1942.] t FP 1.18 : N 81c/946

Same; West Virjiiiiia. Feb. 1946. 16 p. 4" [SuiH'rsedes issue of May 1,

1942.] t F P 1.18 :W 52 v/946

FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Federal reMcrre hiilletin, Jau.-May 1946; [v. 32, no. 1-5]. Washiu^'ton [1946].
[10] -f 1-566 p. 11. 4° [Monthly.] t Paper, 20c. single copy, $2.00 a yr. ; foreign
subscription. $2.60.

L. C. card 15-26318 PR 1.3/1 : 32/1-5

NoTK. — The Bulletin contains reviews of current economic developments, special
articles on monetary and banking topics, analyses of credit conditions, regulations and
rulings of the Board of Governors, and statistics of banking, business activity, prices,
Treasury operations, and international finance. A copy is sent to each member bank
■without charge. Others desiring copies may obtain them from the Division of Admin-
istrative Services, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, Washington 25,
D. C., at the prices stated above.

Inter-district collcetion system. Federal reserve par list (banks upon which
checks will be received bv Federal reserve banks for collection and credit)
[Sept. 1945] ; Jan.-June 1946 supplement. [1946.] Each [2] p. 4" [I'roc-
essed.] t FR 1.9 : 945/2/supp.4-9

Regulations. Consumer credit, as amended effective Dec. 1, 1945. n. p. [1946].
[2]+26+[2] p. il. (Regulation W.) [This reprint of the regulation incor-
porates all amendments to and including amdt. 19, effective Dec. 1, 1945.] t

FR 1.6 : 945-2/w

Discount for and advances to member banks by Federal reserve banks,

amendment to Regulation A [effective Sept. 11, 1944]. [Reprint with changes,
1946.] 1 p. ([Regulation A, amendment.]) [Processed.] t

FR 1.6 : 937/A/amdt.3/rep.

Sales -finance companies. Nov. 1945- Apr. 1946. Jan. 4-June 3, 1946. Each 4 p. 4"
[Monthly. Processed.] t FR 1.26 : 945/12-946/4

FEDERAL SECURITY AGENCY

EDUCATION OFFICE

Expenditures per pupil in city schools, 1943-44 ; [prepared by Mary Ella W.
Banfield]. Feb. 1946. 24 p. 4" (Statistical circular.) t • Item 495
L. C. card E23-75 FS 5.39 : Ex 7/943-44

Gifted children. Curriculum adjustments for gifted children; by Elise H.
IMartens, with collaboration of teachers, supervisors, administrators, and guid-
ance, specialists. [1946.] vi+82 p. il. (Bulletin 1946, no. 1.) * Paper, 20c.
• Item 492
L. C. card E46-28 FS 5.3 : 946/1

Jlif/her education. Estimated changes in volume of activity in higher edugational
institutions, 1941-45; [prepared bv Francis G. Cornell, Willard R. Simmons,
and Robert E. Iffert]. Jan. 15, "1946. 14 p. il. 4° (Statistical circular.)
[Processed.] t FS 5.39 ; H 53/941-45

Higher wlucation, semimonthly publication of Higher Education Division,

v. 2, no. 9-18; Jan. 1-May 15, 1946. [1946.] various paging. *Paper, 5c.
single copy, 75c. a yr. (20 issues) ; foreign subscription, $1.00. • Item 499

FS 5.37 : 2/9-18

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 779

Negroes. Postwar education of Negroes, educational implications of Army data
and experiences of Negro veterans and war workers, report of conference
sponsored by Office of Education [with List of references helpful to persons
counseling and teaching veterans and war workers] ; by Ambrose Caliver.
n. p. [1<J45]. iv+71 p. il. [Text on p. 2 of cover.] t
L. C. card E45-48 FS 5.2 :N 31/4

School bus drivers, current practices in selection and training; [by E. Glenn

FeatherstonJ. [1940.] iii+38 p. (Panqihlet 100.) *Paper, 10c. • Item
497
L. C. card E46-26 FS 5.17 : 100

School life, official journal of Office of Education, v. 28, no. 4-0; Jan.-June 1940.
[194G.] Each 32 p. 11. 4° [Monthly except August and September. Formerly
Higher education.] *Paper, lOc. single copy, $1.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription,
$1.50. • Item 499
L. C. card E1^902 FS 5.7 : 28/4-9

Schools. Preliminary statistics of State school sy.stems, 1943-44; [prepared
bv David T. Blose]. Nov. 26, 1945. 3 p. 4" (Statistical circular.) [I'roc-
essed.] f FS 5.39 : St 29/943^4

Vocational education. Misc. [series]. [Processed.] t FS5.il:

Note. — Many publications of this Mi.scellany series are for regional distribiitiou only
and are not entered in the Monthly catalog.

3156. Requirements for CPA certilieate [with list of references]. 1U4(J. 5 p. 4"
(Vocational Division, Business Education Service.)

Vocational education in years ahead, report of Committee to Study Postwar

Problems in Vocational Education L^vith list of some additional publications
dealing with postwar planning]. 194."). xiv+329 p. il. (Vocational Division
bulletin 234; General series no. 7.) * Paper, 50c. • Item 504
L. C. card E 46-25 FS 5.123 : 234

FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION

Food. Notices of judgment under Federal food, drug, and cosmetic act : Foods,
8101-8300. Apr. 1946. p. 247-321. t • Item 513
L. C. card Agr 40-122 FS 7.10 : 8101-8300

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE

Arthritis. Chronic arthritis. [1945.] [4] p. narrow 8° ([Health education
series no. 9.]) [Processed.] t FS2.50:9

Cadet Nurse Corps ncivs, v. 1, no. 6-8; Jan.-May 1946. [1946.] Each 4 p. il. 4"
(Nurse Education Division.) [Bimonthly.] t •Item 522 FS 2.48 : 1/6-8

Coliforiiis. Influence of pH and temptn-ature on survival of coliforms and
enteric pathogens when exposed to chloramine [with li.st of refert^ncet;] ;
bv C. T. Butterfield and Elsie Wattie. [1946.] [2] +36 p. il. (Reprint
2692.) [From Public health reports, Feb. 8, 1946, v. 61, no. 6.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 46-26412 FS 2.7/a : 2692

Coutar/ious disetises. Notifiable diseases, prevalence of certain important com-
municable diseases, by States, 1944. [1946.] [2] +14 p. (Supplement 190
to Public health reports.) * Paper, 5c. •Item 528
L. C. card 25-26304 FS 2.8: 190

DDT {insecticide). Excretion of DDT (2,2-bis-(p-chlorophenyl)-l,l,l-trichloro-
ethane) in man, together with clinical observations |with list of refer-
ences] ; by P. A. Neal, T. R. Sweeney, S. S. Spicer, and W. F. von Oettingen.
[1946.] 8 p. il. (Reprint 269S. ) [Fr^)m Public health reports. Mar. 22,
1946, V. 61, no. 12.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 4(;-26478 FS 2.7/a : 2698

Diphtheria incidence and trends in relation to artificial innnunization with some
comparative data for scarlet fever [with list of references] ; by Selwyn 1>.
Collins. [1946.] [2]+:',S p. il. ( K.'print 2693.) [From Pulilic licalth re-
ports, Feb. 15, 194(), v. 61, no. 7.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 46-26477 FS 2.7/a : 2693

• Sent to Depository Libraries

780 Go^1:RNMENT Publications

Drinking witter. I'ublic Health Service drinking water standards, 11)40. 11946.]
[2] +14 p. il. (Reprint 2&^.) [From Public health reports, Mar. If), 1!)46,
V. tjl, no. 11.] * Paper, ;jc.
L. C. card 46-26r,irj FS 2.7/a : 2697

Feet. Care of feet. [194").] [4j p. narrow 8° ([Health education series no.
5.]) [Processed.] t FS2.50:5

Hot weather. Comfort during hot weather. [1945.] [4] p. narrow 8°
( [Health education series no. 3.] ) [Processed.] t FS 2.50 : 3

Hi/fficnc, Industrial. Industrial hygiene news letter, current news of official
iiidustrial hygiene activities, v. G, no. 1-6, Jan.-June 1946; issued monthly by
Industrial Hygiene Division. [1946.] various paging, 4° [Processed. Num-
bers 4 and 5 issued as one publication.] t FS 2.45: 6/1-6

Journal of venereal disease information, v. 27, no. l-tJ; Jan.-June 1946. [1946.]
[12] +1-108 p. il. [Monthly. Articles of special interest are issued as re-
prints or supplements and are listed in the Monthly catalog when published.]
♦Paper, 5c. single copy, 50c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 75c. • Item 530
L. C. card 23-26719 FS 2.9 : 27/1-6

National Negro health news, v. 13, no. 4; Oct.-Dec. 1945. 1945. cover title,
24 p. il. 4" ([Public Health Methods Division.]) [Quarterly. Issued in the
interest of National Negro Health Movement. Text on p. 2—4 of cover.] t

• Item 522 FS 2.19: 13/4

Nurses and nursing. Set your cap for Public Health Service. [1946.] [2] p. il.
f ", folded into 12° size, t • Item 522 FS 2.2 : H 34/3

Poliomyelitis. Incidence of poliomyelitis and its crippling effects, as recorded
in family surveys [with list of references] ; by Selwyn D. Collins. [1946.]
[2] +28 p. il. (Reprint 2696.) [From^ Public health reports, Mar. 8, v. 61,
no. 10.] *Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 46-26476 FS 2.7/a : 2690

Poliomyelitis. [1945.] [4] p. narrow 8° ([Health education series no.

8.]) [Processed.] t FS2.50:8

Public health engineering abstracts, Jan.-May 1946; v. 26. no. 1-5. [1946.]
cover titles, each 32 p. 4° [Monthly. Text on p. 2 and 3 of covers.] f

• Item 522 FS 2.13 : 26/1-5

Public health reports, v. 61, no. 1-26: Jan. 4-June 28, 1946. [1946.] [liii] +
1-977+ [20] p. il. 7 pi. 26 p. of pi. [Weekly. Articles of special interest are
issued as reprints or as supplements and are listed in the Monthly catalog
when published.] * Paper, 10c. single copy, $4.00 a vear ; foreign subscription,
$5.25. • Item 527
L. C. card 6-25167 FS 2.7 : 61/1-20

Note. — The Public health reports is published primarily for distribution, in accordance
with the law, to health officers, members of boards or departments of health, and other
persons directly, or indirectly engaged in public health work. Others desiring the
Reports may obtain them from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing
Office, Washington 25, D. C, at the prices stated al)ove. Articles of special interest are
issued as reprints or as supplements, in which forms they are made available for more
economical and general distribution.

Reports. Revised reports and forms of Venereal Disease Division ; by J. R.
Heller, jr., and Lida J. Usilton. [1946.] 8 p. ([Venereal Disease Division] ;
Reprint 259.) [From Venereal disease information, Apr. 1946, v. 27.] * Paper,
5c. FS 2.9/a : 259

Ringicorm including athlete's foot. [1945.] [4] p. narrow 8° ([Health edu-
cation series no. 6.]) [Processed.] t FS2.50:6

Shellfish. [Revised list of shellfish shippers dated Sept. 1, 1945], supp. 8-19:
Jan. 1-June 15, 1946. [1946.] various paging, 4" [Semimonthly; monthly
during June, July and August. Processed.] t FS 2.16 : 945/supp.8-19

Snakebite. Snakebite. [1945.] [t!] p. narrow 8° ([Health education series
no. 10.]) [Processed.] t FS2..50:10

Sulfa and penicillin [with bibliographies]. [Jan. 1940.] [0] p. narrow 8°
([Health education series no. 13.]) [Processed.] t FS 2.50: 13

• Sent to Depository Libraries

Jtjlt 1946 781

Sunburn and suntan. [1945.] [4] p. narrow 8° ([Health education series no.
1.]) [Processed.] t FS 2.50:1

Sivimming. Swimmins?. [1945.] [4] p. narrow 8° ([Health education series
no. 7.]) [Processed.] t FS2.50:7

Syphilis. Untreated syphilis in male Negro: 2, INIortality during 12 years of
observation [with list of references, by] J. R. Heller, jr., P. T. Bruyere ; Effect
of treated acquii'ed syphilis on life expectancy, [by] Dudley C. Smith, Martha
C. Bruyere; Mortality trends for syphilis, [by] Lida J. Usilton. [1946.] 20 p.
il. ([Venereal Disease Division] ; Reprint 25G.) [From "Venereal disease in-
formation, Feb. 194G, v. 27.] * Paper, 10c. FS 2.9/a : 256

Tuberculosis. Climate and tuberculosis. [1945.] [4] p. narrow 8° ([Health
education series no. 2.]) [Processed.] t FS2.50:2

Increase in tuberculosis proportionate mortality among nonwhite young

adults: by J. Yerushalmy. [liWG.] [2J+S p. il. (Reprint 2694.) [From
Public health reports, Feb. 22, 194(5, v. 61, no. 8.] * Paper, 5c.

L. C. card 46-26475 FS2.7/a:2694

Venereal diseases. Cooperation of health officers and police departments ; [by]
Eugene A. Gillis. 1946. 4 p. ([Venereal Diseases Division] ; Reprint 257.)
[From Journal of venereal disease information, Mar. 1946, v. 27.] * Paper, 5c.

FS 2.9/a : 257

Plan for revitalizing national venereal disease control; [by] J. R. Heller,

jr., Lida J. Usilton, Arch B. Clark. 1946. 6 p. ([Venereal Diseases Divi-
sion] : Reprint 255.) [From Journjil of venereal disease information, Feb.
1946, v. 27.] * Paper, 5c. FS 2.9/a: 255

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH

Journal of National Cancer Institute, v. 6, no. 4 and 5; Feb. and Apr. 1946.
[1946.] cover titles, p. 197-302, il. [Bimonthly. Text on p. 2 and 4 of covers.]

* Paper, 40c. single copy, $2.00 a yr. • Item 523

L. C. card 40-29172 FS 2.31 : 6/4,5

SOCIAL SECURITY BOARD

Social security bulletin, Jan.-Apr. 1946 ; v. 9, no. 1-4. [1946.] cover titles, 56 p. or
48 p. il. 4" [Monthly. Text and other illustrations on p. 2-4 of covers.]

* Paper, 15c. single copy, $1.50 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $2.25. • Item 539
L. C. card 40-29327 FS 3.3 : 9/1-4

EMPLOYMENT SECURITY BUREAU

Lncmplotjinent compensation. Unemployment compensation interpretation serv-
ice: Benefit series, cumulative index and digest, v. 8; Dec. 1945. [1946.] cover
title, iv-f416 p. [Text on p. 2-4 of cover. Issued with perforations.] * Paper,
60c. • Item 542 . FS 3.108 : 8/ind.

Note. — The Benefit series reports decisions, opinions, and interpretations rendered
by courts, State attornej's general, iinemplo.vment compensation commission, boards of
review and by the appeal tribunals, referees and examiners of tlie various State agencies
that interpret provisions of State unemployment compensation laws affecting benefit
rights. The publication also includes selected readjustment allowance decisions made
by State agency appeal tribunals under title V of the Servicemen's Readjustment Act
of 1944.

The monthly issues contain decisions and opinions which establish new principles
and policies in each State, a code, a digest, an index, and a conversion table for State
numbers and court cases by name. The annual cumulative issues contain a code, an
index, a conversion table, a table of affirmances and reversals, a table of court cases,
and a digest of all decisions and opinions published during the previous 12 months.

Same. Benefit series, v. 9, no. 1-5; Jan.-May 1946. [1946.] cover titles,

various paging, 4° [Monthly. Text on p. 2-4 of covers. Issued with per-
forations. April-May issued as one publication.] * Paper, 30c. single copy,
$3.50 a vr. : foreign subscription, $5.00. • Item 542
L. C. card SS 44-25 FS 3.108 : 9/1-5

• Sent to Depository Libraries

782 Government Publications

PUBLIC ASNISTANCK HUUKAU

I'liJtIic assiKttnicr. Comparative statistics of p'liera! assistance operations of
pul)lic ap'Hcics in selected larK« cities, Dec. 1945-Mar. 194G. Feb. 13-May
10, 10 16. Each [S] p. 4° IMoiithly. Processed.] t
L. ('. card SS 44-22 FS 3.16 : i)4r)/12-046/3

FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION

NoTK.- — The Fe'leral Traile Commission discontinued tlip publication of advance sheets of
its decisions in printed form with the conclusion of volume 2.'?. The Commission will,
however, on re(|uest. in case of a specific interest, supply processed copy of tlie full text
of any complaints. Hndintrs and orders, stipulations, or decisions in court cases to which
the Commission is a party, which are puhlislied later in printeil form in the hound volumes
and sold bv the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printinj? Office, Washington
25. D. C.

Bakcrii and bakeries. Report on wholesale baking industry, letter transmitting
report entitled Wholesale baking industry, pt. 1, Waste in distributiftn of
bread. 1040. v-|-25 p. map. (II. doc. 53'), 79tli Cong. 2d sess. ) * Paper. 10c.
L. C. card 46-20363

Federal Trade Commissio)i aet. Public no. 203. 63d Congress, as amended by
Public no. 447. T'lth Congress (H. R. l.')G13 and S. 1077). act to create Federal
Trade Commission, to define its powers and duties, and for other purposes;
[approved Sept. 26. 1914. amended and approved Mar. 21, 19381. [1946, reprint
with changes.] 15 p. *Paper, .5c. FT1.2 : Ac 8/4-2

Work. Monthly summary of work for Jan.-Apr. 1946. [1946.] various paging.
[ Processed. ] t FT 1.15 : 946/1- i

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY

Planning, current literature, compiled by library staff from publications received
in libraries of Federal Works Agency, v. 1, no. 37-v. 2. no. 24: Sept. 17, 1945-
June 17, 1946. [1945-46.] various paging, 4" [Weekly. Processed.] t

FW 1.15 : 1/37-2/24

PUBLIC ROADS' ADMINISTRATION

Hif/Jnrajf.^. current literature, v. 24. no. 37-v. 25. no. 13. Sept. 12. 1945-Apr. 3.
1946: compiled by library staff of Public Roads Administration. [1946.]
various paging. 4° [W-eekly. Processed.] t FW 2.8 : 24/37-25/13

President's Hiphtcaii Safeti/ Conferenee. Report of Committee on Accident
Records, the President's Highway Safety Conference held in Washington, D. C,
May 8-10, 1946, other Conference Committee reports. Public Information,
Organized Public Support, Education, Enforcement. Laws and Ordinances.
Engineering. Motor Vehicle Administration, and Action Program; presented
by Committee on Conference Reports. [1946.] iii-|-39 p. il. *Paper, 10c.
• Item 565
L. C. card 46-26397 FW 2.18 : Ac 2/946

Report of Committee on Education, the President's Highway Safety Con-
ference held in Washington, D. C. ^lay 8-10. 194(i. other Conference Committee
reports. Accident Records, Organized Public Support. Engineering. Enforce-
ment, Laws and Ordinances, Public Information, Motor Vehicle Administration,
and Action Program : presented by Conunittee on Conference Reports. [1946.]
)ii-f-27 p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 565
L. C. card 46-26354 FW 2.18 : Ed 8/946

Report of Conunittee on Laws and Ordinances, the President's Highway

Safety Conference held in Washington. D. C.. May 8-10. 1946. other Conference
Committee reports, Accident Records. Organized Public Support, Education.

• Sent to Depository Libraries

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President's Highicay Safety Conference — Oontinued.

Enforcement, Public Iiiforniatioii, Enj^ineering, Motor Vehicle Adiuinistration,
and Action Program ; presented liy Committee on Conference Reports. [1946.]
vi+101 p. *Paper, 20c. • Item 565
L. C. card 46-26355 FW 2.18 : L 44/946

Report of Committee on Organized Public Support, President's Highway

Safety Conference held in Washington, D. C, May S-10, 1946, other Confer-
ence Committee Reports. Accident Records, Education, Enforcement, Public
Information, Laws and Ordinances, Engineering, Motor Vehicle Administra-
tion, and Action I'rogram ; presented by Connnittee on Conference Reports.
[1946.] iii-fl.'. p. =^l'aper, lOe. •Item 565
L. C. card 46-26407 FW 2.18 : Or 3/946

Report of Committee on Public Information, President's Highway Safety

Conference held in Washington, I). C, May S-10, 1946, other Conference Com-
mittee Reports, Accident Records, Organized Public Support, Education, En-
forcement, Laws and Ordinances, Engineering, Motor Vehicle Administration,
and Action Program; presented by Connnittee on Conference Reports. [1946.]
iii+11 p. * Paper, 5c. • Item 565
L. C. card 46-26356 FW 2.18 : P 96/946

Piiblw roads, journal of highway research, v. 24, no. 7 and 8; Jan.-Mar. and
Apr.-June 1946. [1946.] cover titles, p. 179-226, il. 4° [Quarterly. Text on
p. 2 and 3 of covers.] * Paper, 15c. single copy, 50c. a yr. ; foreign subscription,
• Item 567
L. C. card Agr 18-322 FW 2.7 : 24/7,8

Report. Public Roads Administration [work, fiscal year 1944.] [1940.] cover
title, 21-30-1-39-49 p. [Processed. From 5th annual report, Federal Works
Agency, fiscal year 1944.] t FW 2.1 : 944

FOREIGN-TRADE ZONES BOARD

Report. Animal repin-t to Congress, fiscal year 1945. Washington, D. C., Mar. 7,
1946. [2]-|-10-(- [1] p. 4° [Proces.sed. Includes report of Foreign-Trade Zone
No. 1, calendar year 1944.] |
L. C. card 40-26491 FTZ 1.1 : 945

GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE

Decisions of comptroller general, v. 25, Nov. 1945-Apr. 1946; Lindsay C. Warren,
comptroller general, Frank L. Yates, assistant comptroller general. 1946.
[11] +369-737 p. [Monthly. Issue for Dec. 1945 includes index-digest, Oct.-
Dec. 194.").] * Paper, 15c. single copy, .$1.50 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $2.00.
L. C. card 22-24145 GA 1.5/a : 25/5-10

Salaries. United States Government salary tables, executive branch of Govern-
ment, effective on and after Jan. 1, 1946, 44-hour week. General Accounting
Office isalary table 24. Nov. 20, 1945. 2 p. oblong large 8°, folded into 4° size.
[Supersedes, after Dec. 31, 194."), salary tables heretofore prescribed by this
office.] I GA 1.10:24

United States Government salary tables, executive branch of Goveriunent,

effective on and after Jan. 1, 1946, 4S-hour week. General Accounting Office
salary table 2."). Nov. 20, 194."). 2 p. oblong large S", folded into 4" size.
[Supersedes, after Dec. 31, 194."), salarv tables heretofore prescribed bv this
office.] t ' GA 1.10:25

United States Government salary tables, executive branch of Government,

effective on and after July 1. 1946, 40-hour week. General Accounting Office
salary table 2(\. May 31, 1946. [2] p. oblong large 8°, folded into 4° size.
[Supersedes, after June 30, 1946, .salary tables heretofore prescribed bv this
office.] t GA 1.10:26

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784 Government Publications

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

.\])ltritlirl<itiii}is. rroposed provision pertaining to cxistiii}; appropriation for
legislative brancli, Government Printing Oftiee [fiscal year 1946, for printing
of Federal register.] May 24, 1!>46. 2 p. ( H. doc. GU8, 79tli Cong. 2d sess. ) t

DOCUMENTS OFFICE

Commerce and manufactures; June 1946. [1946.] [2] +84 p. (Price list 62,
2()th edition.) t • Item 592
L. C. card 2(>-26374 GP 3.9: 62/26

Ednvution Office. Selected Office of Education publications for sale by super-
intendent of documents. [1946.] 4 p. 4° t GP 3.2 : Ed 8/946

Government puhlicaiions. List of selected United States Government publica-
tions, Jan. 1 and 15, 1946. [1946] Each 4 p. (1946-1 and 1946-2.) [Semi-
monthlv.] t • Item 593

L. C. card 28-26554 GP 3.17 : 946/1, 2

Note. — This List is an advertising list of United States Government publications for
sale by the Superintendent of Documents. Its purpose is to keep interested persons
informed as to new publications. The List is arranged alphabetically by subjects, with
annotations and prices. It may be obtained free of charge upon application to the
Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C.

Same, with title. Selected United States Government publications, Feb. 1-

June 15, 1946. [1946.] various paging, 4° (1946-3 to 194&-12) [Semi-
monthly.] t • Item 593 GP 3.17 : 946/3-12

Labor, child labor, women workers, employment wages, workmen's insurance, and
compensation; May 1946. [1946.] [2] +104 p. (Price list 33, 30th edition.)
t •Item 592
L. C. card 26-26497 GP 3.9 : 33/30

Monthhf catalog. United States Government publicatiODS, monthly catalog, no.
612-616; Jan.-May 1946. 1946. [xlii] +1-565+ [Ixxviii] p. * Paper, 20c.
single copy, $2.25 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $2.85. • Item 590
L. C. card 4-18088 GP 3.8 : 946/1-5

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT

Note. — The decisions of the Department of the Interior including leading legal decisions
and important legal opinions and instructions relating to all activities of the Department.
Volume 57, bringing decisions down to June 30, 1942, has just been published. Volume
58, bringing decisions down to Dec. 30. 1944, is in preparation. No advance sheets will
be issued. Prices for bound volumes furnished upon application to the Superintendent
of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C.

fn.sidr Interior, v. 4, no. 1 : Jan. 1946. [1946.] 4 p. il. large 4° [Monthlv.] J

1 1.75 : 4/1

Lnir tihntni reporter, v. 6. no. 1-5; Jan.-May 1946. Washington. 1945—46.
[10] +1-30 p. 4° [Processed.] t
L. C. card 42-37804 1 1.74 : 6/1-5

BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATION

Electricitif. Generation and sales statistics, Nov. 194.5-Apr. 1946. [1945—46.]
Each [4] p. or 6 p. il. oblong large 8°. folded into 4° size +[1] p. 4° [Monthly.
Processed.] J 144.8:945/11-946/4

• FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE

Vanned fish, preliminarv report, 194.".. [1946.] [1]+11 p. il. 4° (C. F. S. 262.)
[Processed.] t 149.8/2:262

Commercial fisheries review, Jan.-Mar. 1946; [v. 8, no. 1-3]. [1946.] various
paging, il. 4° [Monthlv. Processed. Formerly Fishery market news.] t
L. C. card F 39-3 ' 1 49.10 : 8/1-3

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July 1946 785

Crabmeat. Keeping quality of east coast crab meat in fiberboard containers and
in tin cans ; by S. R. Pottinger. Cliicago, 111., May 194G. 4 p. il. 4" (Fishery
leaflet 15S.) [Processed. Supersedes Sep. 33, reprint from Fishery market
news, Aug. 1943.] t 149.28:185

Ferrets. Suggestions for care and rearing of ferrets ; prepared in Division of
Wildlife Research. Chicago, 111., May 1946. 2 p. 4° (Wildlife leaflet 286.)
[Processed. Supersedes Biological Survey leaflet Bi-128 issued Mar. 1928 by
Biological Survey Bureau, Agriculture Department.] t 149.13:286

Fish and fisheries. Current fishery trade, monthly summary, Aug.-Dec. 1945.
[1945-46.] various paging, il. 4" (C. l'\ S. 232, 216, 2:39, 246, 255.) [Proc-
essed.] t I 49.8/2 : 232,etc.

Same, annual summary, 1945. [1946.] 3 p. 11. 4° (C. F. S. 259.) [Proc-
essed.] t 149.8/2:259

Handling fresh fish [with list of references] ; by M. E. Stansby. Revised

May 1946. Chicago, 111. [1946.] 6 p. 4° (Fishery leaflet 115.) [Processed.
Reprinted from chapter XIV, pages 497-501, of Chemistry and technology of
foods and food products, v. 1, edited i)y Morris B. Jacol)s and published by Inter-
science Publishers, Inc., New York, N. Y.] t 149.28:115/2

Fish as food. Condensed fish press water and fish liver meal in chick rations
[with list of references; by] E. P. Berry, C. W. Carrick, Roy E. Roberts, and
S". M. Hauge. Chicago, 111., Dec. 1945. 7 p. 4° (Fishery leaflet 159.)
[Reprinted from I'oultry science, v. 24, no. 3, May 1945.] t I 49.28: 159

Preparation of 3 fishes of Pacific Coast, shark, shad, and lingcod ; prepared

in Division of Commercial Fisheries. [Reprint with changes 1946.] Chicago,
111., May 1945 [1946.]. 4 p. 4° (Fishery leaflet 30.) [Processed.] t

I 49.28 : 30/2

Fish meal and oil, Oct. 1945-Mar. 1946. [1945-46.] various paging, il. 4°
(C. F. S. 236, 242, 25f, 256, 258, 263.) [Processed.] t I 49.8/2 : 236,etc.

Fishery products. Frozen fish, 1945, annual summai-y. [1946.] [l]-fl3 p. il. 4°
(C. F. S. 245.) [Processed.] t 149.8/2:245

Frozen fish report, Jan.-May 1946. [1946.] Each [1] + 13 p. or [1]+11 p.

U. 4" (C. F. S. 241, 252, 257, 261, 2'68.) [Processed.] t 1 49.8/2 : 241,etc.

New England landings, Boston, Gloucester, New Bedford. Cape Cod, Port-
land, Jan. 1946. [1946.] [1] +11 p. il. 4'' (O. F. S. 254.) [Processed.] t

1 49.8/2 : 254

Same, Boston, Gloucester, New Bedford, Portland, 1945, annual summary.

[1946.] [l]+llp. (C. F. S. 250.) [Processed.] t 149.8/2:250

Same, Boston, Gloucester, Portland, Oct.-Dec. 1945. [1945.] various

paging, il. 4° (C. F. S. 237, 244, 248.) [Processed.] t I 49.8/2 : 237,etc.

Same, New Bedford, Oct.-Dec. 1945. [1946.] Each [l]+5 p. il. 4° (C. P.

S. 240, 243, 247.) [Processed.] t 1 49.8/2 : 240,etc.

Same, New Bedford by gear and area, 1944, annual summary. [1945.]

[l]+9 p. il. 4° (C. F. S. 205.) [Processed.] t 149.8/2:205

Non-giUing fish sorter: [prepared in Division of Game Fish and Hatcheries].
Chicago, 111., Mav 1946. 2 p. 1. pi. 4" (Fishery leaflet 186.) [Processed.]

I 49.28 : 186

Ousters. Canned ovsters, 1945, aiuinal summary. [1946.] [1]+1 P- il- 4°
(C. F. S. 260.) [Processed.] t 149.8/2:260

Vitamin A report, Sept. 1945-Feb. 1946. [1945-46.] Each [l]+3 p. or [1]+1 p.
il. 4° (C. F. S. 234, 238, 249, 253, 266, 267.) [Processed.] t I 49.8/2 : 234, etc.

^Vater. Determination of water quality [with list of literature cited] ; by M. M.
Ellis, B. A. Westfall, and Marion I>. Ellis. 1946. [21+122 p. il. (Research
report 9.) [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 25c. • Item 610.
L. C. card 46-26460 1 49.26 : 9

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786 Go\-ERXMENT Pl'HLICATIONS

\\ ilillifc. History and sifjiiilicaiue of Aint'iitaii wildlift' [witli list uf suggested
readiii;:] ; prepared in Division of Information. Cliicaj^'o, 111.. .May 1946. 16 p.
4' (Wildlife leaflet 2S2. ) LI'ioeessod. Supersedes Wildlife research and
management leaflet.s BS-lOS and BS-126, issued Mar. 1938 and Feb. 1939,
resiHrtivt'lv, bv liiological Survey Bureau, Agriculture Department.] t

1 49.13 : 282

Wilillifr n ii( ir, abstracting service for wildlife management, issued for informa-
tion of cooperators, no. 45; Feb. 1946. Chicago, 111. [1946]. 51 p. 4° [Proc-
es.sed.] t 149.17:45

GEOGRArHICAL NAMES BOARD

Decision Uxts. Decision lists. 4510-12 and 4601-3, Oct. 1945 and Mar. 1946.

[1946.] [2] +15 p. and [2] +10 p. [Monthly. Processed. Three numbers

issued as one making 2 publications.] t

L. C. caid 10-26501 I 33.5/2 : 4510-4512, 4601-4603

Decision list 4517: Cunndative list of place names in ^Mongolia, Oct. 1945.

Wa.shington, D. C, Mar. 1940. [lj+24p. [Proces.sed.] j 133.5/2:4517

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Note. — The publications of the United States Geological Survey consist of Mono-
graphs, Professional papers. Bulletins. Water-supply papers, folios of the Geologic
atlas of the t.'iiited States. topograi)hic maps (some of which bear descriptive text),
base maps, and other maps of the United States and of single States. Practically all of
them are sale i)ublications. The maps and folios are sold by the Geological Survey,
Washington 25, D. C. Orders for other publications that are for sale should be sent to the
Superintendent of Documents, Washington 25, D. C.

Arkan-ms. Topographic maps [geologic and other reports relating to] Arkansas,
n. p. Apr. 1946. 1 sheet (with map on verso), large 4" folded into 4" size and
so printed as to nuniber 1-2+.5-6 p. and p. 3-4 insert. ^ t 1 19.11 : Ar 48/946

Colorado. Top<^igraphic maps [geologic and other reports relating to] Colorado,
n. p. June 1945. 1 sheet (with map on verso), oblong f folded into 4° size
and so printed as to number 1-2+11-12 p. and p. 5-10 insert, t

1 19.11 : C 719/945

Georyio. Topographic maps [geologic and other reports relating to] Georgia,
u. p. Jan. 1946. 1 sheet (with map on verso), large 4° folded into large 8° size
and so printed as to number 1-2+5-6 p. and p. 3-4 insert, t

1 19.11 : G 296/946

Ground water. Geology and ground-water resources of Scotts Bluff County,
Nebr. ; by L. K. Wenzel, R. C. Cady and H. A. Waite. 1940. vi-|-1.50 p. il.
(Water-supply paper 943.) [Prepared in cooperation with the Conservation
and Survey Division of University of Nebraska.] * Paper. 25c. • Item 627
L. O. card GS 46-24 1 19.13 : 943

Kansas. Topographic maps [geologic and other reports relating to] Kansas,
n. p. Jan. 1946. 1 sheet (with map on verso), f° folded into 4° size and so
printed as to number 1-2+7-S p. and p. 3-6 insert, f 1 19.11 : K 133/946

Kentucky. Topographic maps [geologic and other reix>rts relating to] Kentucky,
n. p. Feb. 1946. 1 sheet (with map on verso), oblong f" folded into 4" size
and .so printed as to number 1+4-5 p. and p. 2-3 insert, f 1 19.11 : K 419/946

ruhlicaticms is.sued in Jan.-Mav 1946; list 455-459. [1046.] Each 3 p. or 4 p.
[Monthly.] t • Item 624 119.14/4:4.55-459

Utah- Topographic maps [geologic and other reports relating to] Utah and
Arizona, n. p. Feb. 1946. 1 .sheet (with map on verso), oblong large 8° folded
into large 8° size and so printed as to number 1-2 + 13-14 p. and i). 3-10
insert, t 119.11 : Ut 1/946

Maps

Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 787

Utah. Areal geologic iiiiip of Green River Desert, Cataract Canyon region,
Emery, Wayne, and Garlield Comities, Utah, by A. H. Baker; oil and gas
investigations, preliminary map .15. Scale 1 m.=0.5 in. n. p. 194G. 42X26 in.
t 40c. 1 19.25 : Oi 5/5/prelim. m«p 55

Topographic quadrangle maps

Note. — The Geological Survey makes contoured maps — three-dimension topographic
maps — which are designed eventually to cover the whole United States, also Alaska,
Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. The individual maps are projected to represent quadrangle
areas rather than political divisions, and each map is designated by the name of some
prominent town or natural feature within that area. The scales most commonly used
are 1 : 24,000 (1 ineh = 2,000 feet), 1 : .•!1,(580 (1 lnch = yo mile), 1 : 62,500 (1 inch = about
1 mile), and 1:12.5.000 (1 inch = about 2 miles). A general description of topographic
maps and a list of the symbols used are jirinted on the reverse of each sheet.

About half of the continental area of the country, excluding Alaska, has been mapped,
every State l)eing represented. Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Hawaii,
Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio, Rhode Island, and West
Virginia are completely mapped. Maps of the regular size are sold by the Geological
Survey at 10c. each. Except as otherwise indicated, a discount of 40 percent is allowed
on anorder for maps, or for maps and geologic folios, that amounts to .^S.OO at the retail
price. In ordering, give the name and scale of each map and the State in which the
area lies.

Alabama, Choctaw Bluff quadrangle, lat. 31°15'-31°30', long. 87°45'-88°. Scale
1:62,500, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X15 in. f lOc.

I 19.12 : 1 C 451/946

Arkansas, Spring Lake quadrangle, lat. 34°30'-34°37'30", long. 92°15'-92°22'30"
Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 19X14 in. 1 10c

1 19.12 : 3 Sp 82/946

California, Redding quadrangle, lat. 40°30'-40°45', long. 122°15'-122°30'. Scale
1:62,500, contour interval 50 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X13 in. 1 10c.

1 19.12 : 4 R246/946

Connecticut. Connecticut, Glastonbury quadrangle, lat. 41°37'30"-41°45', long.
72°30'-72°37'3n". Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of
1946. 17 X 13 in. f 10c. 119.12 : 6 G 4 65/946

■ Connecticut. Scotland quadrangle, lat. 41°37'30"-41°45'. long. 72°-

72°07'30". Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
17 X 13 in. 1 10c. 119.12 : 6 Sco 83/946

Connecticut, Windsor Locks quadrangle, lat. 41°52'30"^2°, long.

72°37'30"-72°45'. Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of
1946, 17 X 13 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 6 W 724/946

Idaho. Idaho. Garns Mountain quadrangle, lat. 43°30'-43°45'. long. 111°-
15'-111°30'. Scale 1 : 62,.500, contour interval ,50 ft. n. p. edition of 1946
17 X 13 in. t 10c. I 19.12 : 11 G 189/946

Idaho-Wvoming. Driggs quadrangle, lat. 43°30'-43°45'. long. 111°-

111°15'. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 50 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X13
in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 11 D 832/946

Illinois, Ashley quadrangle, lat. ,38°15'-38°30', long. 89°-89°15'. Scale 1 : 62,.500,
contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 19X14 in. t lO'c.

1 19.12: 12 As 3.5/946

I>idiana, New Point quadrangle, lat. 39°15'-39°22'30", long. 85°15'-85°22'30".
Scale 1 : 24,000, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 23X18 in. 1 10c.

I19.r2:14N42p/946

Ma.'isachtisctts. Massachusetts, Hull quadrangle, lat. 42°15'-42°22'30", long.
70°.52'30"-71°. Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n.p «>dlti()n of 1946.
17 X 13 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 21 H 877/946

Massachusetts, Newton quadrangle, lat. 42°15'-42°22'30", long. 71°07'30"-

71°15'. Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. ]>. (>dition of 1946. 17X13
in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 21 N 481/946

Michigan, Metamora quadrangle, lat. 42°.52'.30"-43°, long. 83°15'-83°22'30".
Scale 1 : 24,000, contcmr intervallO ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 23X17 in. t 10c.

I ] 9.1 2: 22 M. 564/946

• Sent to Depository Libraries

788 Government Publications

Missouri. Missouri, Couch quadrangle, lat. 36°30'-36°4r)'. long. 91°15'-91°30'.
Scalel:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 194G. 18X14 in. t 10c.

1 19.12:25 0 83/946

Missouri, Thayer quadrangle, lat. 3G°30'-3ti°4r)'. long. 91°30'-91°45'. Scale

1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X14 in. t 10c.

1 19.12 : 25 T 335/946

- Missouri. West Plains quadrangle, lat. 36°30'-3()°45', long. 91°45'-92°.
Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 18X 14 in. t 10c.

1 19.12 : 25 W 52 P/946

New York State. New York. Cossayuna quadrangle, lat. 43°07'30"— 43°15', long.

73°22'30"-7;r3O'. Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of

1946. 17X13 in. t 10c. 119.12:32 0 822/946

New York-Connecticut, Peach Lake quadrangle, lat. 41°15'-41°22'.30".

long. 73°30'-73°37'30". Scale 1:31.680. contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition
of 1946. 17X13 in. t 10c. 1 19.12 : 32 I' 313/946

New York- Vermont, Salem quadrangle, lat. 43°07'30"-43°15'. long. 73°15'-

73°22'30". Scale 1:31,680. contour intt-rvnl 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
17X13 in. t 10c. I 19.12 : 32 Sa 32/946

North Dakota, Hrantford quadrangle, lat. 47°;jO'-47°,45', long. 98°45'-99°. Scale
1 : 62..500. contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 18X12 in. t 10c.

1 19 12 : 34 B 735/946

Oreaon. Oregon, Crater Lake N;iTional Park and vicinity, lat. 42°43'— 13°1()', long.
121°55'-122°20'. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 50 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
30X22 in. t 10c. 119.12:37 0 85.5/946

Oregon. Toletlo quadrangle, lat. 44°30'-44°45', long. 123°45'-124°. Scale

1 : 62,500, contour interval 50 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X13 in. t 10c.

1 19. 12 : 37 T 575/946

Puerto Rieo. Puerto Rico, El Yunque quadrangle, lat. 18°15'-18°22'30", long.
65°45'-G5°52'30". Scale 1 : 30,000, contour interval 10 meters, n. p. edition of
1946. 18X17 in. f 10c. 119.12 : 55 El 97/^6

Puerto Rico, Fajardo quadrangle, lat. 18°16'30"-18°24'. long. 65°37'30"-

65''45'. Scale 1 : 30,000, contour interval 10 meters, n. p. edition of 1946.
18X17 in. t 10c. 119.12: 55 F 178/946

Puerto Rico, Guayama quadrangle, lat 17°52'30"-18°, long. 66°-66°07'30".

Scale 1:30,000, contour interval 10 meters, n. p. edition of 1946. 18X17
in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 55 G 932/946

Puerto Rico, Naguabo quadrangle, lat. 18°09'-18°16'30", long. 65°37'30"-

65°45'. Scale 1 : 30,000, contour interval 10 meters, n. p. edition of 1946.
18X17 in. tlOc. 1 19.12 : 55 N 139/946

• Puerto Rico, Patillas quadrangle, lat. 18°-18°07'30", long. 66°-66°07'30".

Scale 1:30,000, contour interval 10 meters, n. p. edition of 1946. 18X17 in.
f 10c. I 19.12 : 55 P 273/946

■ Puerto Rico, Punta Guayanes quadrangle, lat. 18°-18°07'30", long.

e5°45'-65°52'30". Scale 1 : 30.0<'0, contour interval 10 meters, n. p. edition
of 1946. 18X17 in. 1 10c. 119.12 : 55 P 96g/946

Texas, Alto quadrangle, lat. 31°30'-31°45', long. 95°-95°15'. Scale 1:62,500,
contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X15 in. 1 10c.

1 19.12 : 43 Al 79/2/946

Washitioton State. Washington, Mt. Angeles quadrangle, lat. 47°45'-48°, long.
123°15'-123°30'. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 50 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
18 X 12 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 48 M 863an/946

Washington. Peola quadrangle, lat. 46°15'-46°30', long. 117°15'-117°30'.

Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 50 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X12 in.
1 10c. I 19.12 : 48 P 39/946

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 789

INDIAN AFFAIRS OFFICE

Caddo Indians. Amendment to by-laws of Caddo Indian Tribe of Oklaboma ;
[approval recommended Nov. 17, 1943]. 104(). 1 p. t • Item 632

I 20.9/2 : C 114/amdt.l

Cataicba Indians. Con.stitution and by-laws of Catawba Indian Tribe of South
Carolina ; approved June 30, 1944. 1946. [l]-f5p. t • Item 632
L. C. card 46-26410 I 20.9/2 : C 28

Chippewa Indians. Amendment to Constitution of Bad River Band of Chippewa
Indians, Wisconsin; [approval recommended Oct. 26, 1944]. 1946. 1 p.
t • Item 623
L. C. card 36-26732 I 20.9/2 : B 14/amdt.2

Choctaw Indians. Constitution and by-laws of Mississippi Band of Choctaw
Indians; ratified Apr. 20, 1945. 1946. [l]+4 p. t • l^Pm 632
L. C. card 46-26382 • 1 20.9/2 : M 69i

necriny Native Village. Corporate charter of Native Village of Deering, Alaska ;
ratified Oct. 26, 194.-). 1946. [l]-f2 p. t • Item 632
L. C. card 46-26469 I 20.9/2 : D 36/2

Fort Belknap Reservation. Amendment to Constitution and by-laws of Fort
Belknap Indian Coninnniity of Fort Belknap Reservation of Montana. 1946.

1 p. t • Item 632

L. C. card 36-26223 1 20.9/2 : F 77b/anKlt.l

Indian ediieation. [no.] 128-136, Jan. 15-May 15, 1946; [edited by Willard W.
Beatty]. Haskell Institute Print Shop, Lawrence, Kans. [1946.] Each 8 p.
12° (Education Division.) [Fortnightly. Numbers 131 and 132 issued as one
publication.] t 120.26:128-136

Indians. Know the truth about Indians, publications of Indian iservice. Haskell
Institute, Lawrence, Kans. [Jan. 22, 1946]. [12] p. il. narrow 12" [Manu-
script corrections.] f Haskell Institute, Lawrence, Kans. I 20.2 : In 2/15

Metlakatla Indian Community. Corporate charter of Metlakatla Indian Com-
munitv; ratified Dec. 19, 1944. 1946. [l]-f2 p. t • Item 632
L. C. card 46-26471 I 20.9/2 : M 56/2

Noorvik Native Community. Corporate charter of Noorvik Native Community;
ratified Dec. 27, 1939. 1946. [l]+2 p. f • Item 632
L. C. card 46-26470 I 20.9/2 : N 73/2

Oneida Indians. Amendments, Constitution and by-laws for Oneida Tribe of
Indians of Wisconsin. [1946.] 2 leaves. [Includes Amendment 1-4, approval
recommended June 10, 1939.] t • Item 632
L. C. card 37-26494 I 20.9/2 : On 2/amdt.l-4

Paiute Indians. Amendment, Constitution and by-laws of Walker River Paiute
Tribe of Nevada. 1946. 1 p. t • Item 032
L. C. card 37-26573 I 20.9/2 : W 15/amdt.l

Amendment 1, Corporate charter of Fort McDermitt Paiute and Shoshone

Tribe of Fort McDermitt Indian Reservation, Nevada; [approval recom-
mended: Apr. 23, 194."..] 1946. 1 p. t • Item 632
L. C. card 37-26148 I 20.9/2 : F 77 m/2/amdt.l

Sac and Fox Indians. Amendments to Constitution and by-laws of Sac and Fox
Tribe of Missouri of Sac and Vox Reservation in Kansas and Nebraskn. [1946.]

2 leaves. [Includes Amendment 1-3, approval reconiniended Nov. 22, 1943.] t
• Item 632

L. C. card 37-26538 I 20.9/2 : Sa l/amdt.1-3

Shoshone Indians. Amendment to Constitution and by-laws of Duckwater Sho-
shone Tribe of Duckwater Reservation, Nevada ; [approval recommended Apr.
29, 1944]. 1946. 1 p. t • Item 632
L. C. card 41-50935 I 20.9/2 : D 85/amdt.l

• Sent to Depository Libraries

790 Government Publications

MINES BUREAU

Aluminum. Kecovery of nit'liil and orlu'i- viilual)lH products from aluminum
dross; by O. C. Carst. F. Fiaas. W. M. Maliaii. 1). D. Blue, and L. Fink. May
1946. [1] 4-48 II. 1 pi. 4" (Rt'iiort of iiivH.'^ti^atlons, R. 1. :i.S74.) tl'nuvssed. | t

I 28.23 : 3874

Ahnninuni dlloii iiujot monthly i-oport 22-27. .Iaii.2-.Juno 4, 1!)4(). Each 3 p. 4°
(Mineral industry surveys.) [Processed.] t 128.71:22-27

Baritc. Mining and marketing of barite; by Charles L. Harness and F. M.
Barsigian. May lJt4G. [l]+78 p. 2 pi. 4" (Information circular, I. C. 7345.)
[Processed.] t
L. C. card 4(>-26472 I 28.27 : 7345

Cement. Monthly cement report CP 294-CP 299. Jan. IG-June 5, 194G. Each
(i p. or 7 It. il. 4" (^lineral industry surveys.) [Pi'ocessed.] t

128.29:294-299

Same, supp. A. Jan. 17-June G, 1940. Each 4 p. or 3 p. 11 f (Mineral

industry surveys.) [I'rocessed.] t 1 2S.29 : 2"94-299/supp.A

Chromiic. Exploration of Red Mountain chroniite deposits. Kenai Peiunsula.
Alaska [with bibliography] ; by F. A. Rutledge. Apr. 194G. [11+2G p. 16 pi. 3
maps, 4" (Report of investigations. R. I. 3N8."). ) [Processed. | t

I 28.23 : 3885

CUne Mine. Exploration at Cline Mine, Cabarrus County, N. C. ; by William A.
Beck. Apr. 1946. [l]+4 p. map, 4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3873.)
[Processed.] t I28.23::i873

Coal. Annual report of research and technologic work on coal, tiscal year 1945;
by A. C. Fieldner and R. E. Brewer. Apr. 1946. [1]+103 p. 20 pi. 4" (Infor-
mation circular, I. C. 73.32.) [Processed.] t
L. C. card 45-36;m"> I 28.27 : 7352

Blending properties of low- and medium-volatile coals as determined in

BM-AGA apparatus: by D. A. Reynolds and J. D. Davis. May 1946. [1]-|-
20-f [1] p. 3 pi. 4" (Report of investigations, R. I. 3936.) [Processed.] t

I 28.23 : 3936

Distribution of coal shipments, M. C. D. 169-173. Feb. 14-June 13, 1946.

Each 16 p. or 15 p. il. f (Mineral industry surveys.) [Processed.] t

I 28.24 : 169-173

International coal trade, monthly inventory of information from U. S.

Government foreign service offices and other sources that mjiy not otherwise
be made available promptly, v. 14, no. 12-v. 15 no. 4; Dec. 31, 1945-Apr. 30,
1946. [1946.] various paging, 4" [Processed.] t 128.42:14/12-15/4

Preliminary estimates of production of bituminous coal and lignite, Jan.-

Mav 1946. Feb. 5-Juue 6, 1946. Each 1 p. 4° (Mineral Industry surveys.)
[Monthly. Processed.] t I 28 6i: ^6/1-5

Preliminary estimates of production of I'ennsylvania anthracite and of

beehive coke. Jan.-May 194(!. [1046.] Each 1 p. 4° (Mineral industry sur-
veys; PCC 1-46 to PCC 5-46. ) [Monthly. Processed.] t 128.50:94(5/1-5

Weekly coal report W. C. R. 148.5-W. C. R. 1510. Jan. .5-June 29, 1946.

various paging, il. 4" (Mineral industry surveys.) [Processed.] f

1 28.33 : 1485-1510

Coal-mine fatalities in Jan.-.\pr. 1946. [1946.] various paging, il. 4" (Mineral
industry surveys; CMF 175-CMF 178.) [Monthly. Proces.sed.] t

128.10/2:175-178

Cobalt. Recov«>ry of cobalt from manganese ores in production of electrolytic
manganese [with list of references]. Apr. 1946. [1]-|-18 p. map 4° (Report
of investigation.s, R. I. 386 5.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3866

1. Cobalt contf'iU of manjiaiieso ores; liy David Sohlain.

2. Sk-paration and elfctrodpposition of manganese and cobalt from manganese elec-

trolytes, liy .T. H. .Tacobs, F. K. Slielton, and K. G. Knickerbocker.

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 791

Coke. Monthly coke report, MCR 21^-218. Jan. 2-Juue 4, n)4(i. various pag-
ing. (Mineral industry surveys.) [Processed.] t 128.30:213-218

Weekly anthracite and beehive coke report WACR 443-WA('R 4(58 ;

Jan. 5-.Iune 2S. 194G. various paging, il. 4° (Mineral industry surveys.)
[Processed.] t I 28.49 : 443-4(58

Coke orenit. Control of bulk densities in coke ovens, studies on jirecision and
applicjition of various testing methods; by H. S. Auvil, L. D. Schmidt, and
H. G. Graham. Mav 1946. [1]+21 p. 8 pi. 4° (Report of investigations,
K. I. 39."..-.) [I'rocessed.] t 128.23:3935

C()i)pvr. Mine production of copper, monthly i-eport no. 50-.52. Sept. 13, 1945-
Nov. 22. 194(). Each 2 p. 4" (Mineral industry surveys.) [Processed.] t

I 28.59 :5U-n2

Dust explosions. Effect of relief vents on reduction of pressures developed by
dust explosions; by Irving Hartmann and John Nagy. May 1946. [l]+22
p. 15 pi. 4° (Report of investigations. R. I. 3924.) [Processed.] t

I 28.23 : 3924

Elect lolijtir iinnif/auesc pilot plant. Operation of electrolytic manganese pilot
plant, "Boulder City, Nev. 1946. vi4-169 p. il. 7 pi. (Bulletin 463.) * Paper,
5."tc. • Item 635

L. C. card 46-26336 I 28.3 : 463

pt. 1. Pilot-plant operations, by .T. H. .Jacobs, J. W. Hunter, W. H. Yarroll, P. E.

Cburchward, and K. G. Knickerbocker,
pt. 2. Methods of analyzins manganese ore and electrolytic manganese pilot-plant

metallurgical p'rodncts, by R. W. Lewis, H. A. Heller, and .T. H. Linck.
pt. 3. Proposal for electrolytic manganese plant for Three Kids ore, by J. H. Jacobs,

J. W. Hunter, and li. G. Knickerbocker.

Fluorite. Exploration of Bear Lodge fluorite property, Crook County, Wyo. ;
bv W. C. Dunham. Ajn-. 1946. [l]+7 p. 4 11. map. 4° (Report of investi-
gations, R. I. 3877.) [Piocessed.] t 128.23:3877

Fluorspar, Exploration of Gallinas tluor.spar deposits, Lincoln County, N. Mex. ;
by J. H. Soule. Apr. 194(j. [1] +25 p. 7 pi. 4° (Report of investigations, R. I.
8854.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3854

. Exploration of Packard fluorspar property, Gila County, Ariz. ; by Joseph

B. Cummings. May 1946. [l]+7 p. 5 pi. map, 4" (Report of investigations,
R. I. 3880.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3880

Monthly fluorspar report 22-26. aiar. 7-June 14, 1946. Each 4 p. 4"

(Mineral industry surveys.) [Processed.] f 128.70:21-26

Fuels. Physical and combustion characteristics of packaged fuel containing
anthracite fines ; by L. D. Schmidt. W. T. Reid, William Seymour, and J. W.
Myers. May 1946. [l]+35 p. 16 pi. 4° (Report of investigations. R. I.
3882.) [Processed.] t 128.2:3:3882

Gasoline. Extinction of gasoline tlamos by inert gases ; by G. AV. Jones and W. R.
Gilliland. Apr. 1946. [1] +14 p. 3 pi. 4" (Report of investigations, R. I. 3871.)
[I'rocessed. This report presents results of work done cooperatively by Bureau
of Mines. Department of Interior, and Mine Safety Appliances Co.] f

I 28.23 : 3871

• Natural gasoline and allied products, Oct. 194.5-Mar. 1946. [1946.] Each

[2] p. 4" (Mineral industry surveys; NGR-130 to NGR-135.) [Monthly.
Processed.] t 128.47:130-135

World retail prices and taxes on gasoline, kerosene, and motor lubricating

oils, (piarterjy inventory of information from U. S. government foreign service
ofiices and other sources that may not otherwise be made available promptly,
V. 14, no. 4 ; Dec. 31, 1945 : [1946.] [2 [+38-47 p. [Processed.] t

I 28.44 : 14/4

Same, monthly inventory of information from U. S. Government foreign

service offices and other source's that mav not otherwise be made available
promptly, v. 1.5, no. 1 ; Mar. 30, 1946. [194(;.] [1 ] +1-10 p. 4" [ Processed.] t

I 28.44 : 1.5/1

• Sent to Depository Libraries

792 Government Publications

Geophysical ahslnicts 122, July-Sopt. 194."); compiled by V. Skitsky. May 1946.
[l]+49 p. 4° (Infonimtioii circular, I. C. 7349.) [Processed.] t
L. C. card GS37-20J I 28.27 : 7349

Gold. Mine production of frold. monthly report 19-20. Feb. 1-12, 194(i. Each

2 p. 4° (Mineral industry survey.*!.) [Processed.] t 128.01:19-20

HcliKin. Properties and uses of helium (including comprehensive bibliograpbv,
1933-45) ; by Henry P. Wheeler, jr. Apr. 1940. [l]+06 p. il. 3 pi. 4" (Infor-
mation circular, I. C. 7844.) [Processed.] t
L. C. card 4(}-26514 I 28.27 : 7344

IhnenHc. Thermodynamic properties of ilmenite and selective reduction of iron
in ilmenite ; by C. H. Shomate, B. F. Naylor, and F. S. Boericke. May 1946.
[1]+19 p. 2 pi. 4" (Report of investigations, R. I. 3864.) [Processed.] t

I 28.23 : 3864

Iron ore monthly report 34-38. Jan. 17-May 10, 1946. Each 2 p. 4° (Mineral
industry surveys.) [Processed.] t 128.66:34-38

Lead. Examination of Wah Wah lead-zinc mine, Beaver County, Utah ; by
Robert L. Jones and W. Clifford Dunham. Apr. 1946. [1]+14 p. 7 pi. map, 4"
(Report of investigations, R. I. 3853.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3853

Mine production of lead, monthly report no. 50-52. Sept. 13-Nov. 22.

1945. Each 2 p. 4° (Mineral industrv surveys.) [Processed.] t

I 28.60 : 50-52

Lead scrap consumers report 23-27. Jan. 31- June 3, 1946. Each 5 p. or 6 p.
10 p. of pi. 4° (Mineral industry surveys.) [Processed.] t 128.67:23-27

Maiigavcfc. Exploration of Piedmont manganese belt, McCormick County, S. C,
and Wilkes County, Ga. : bv William A. Beck. Apr. 1946. [l]-|-5 p. map, 4"
(Report of investigations, R. I. 3858.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3858

Heat contents above 25" C of 7 manganese-copper alloys ; by B. F. Naylor.

Jan. 1946. [l]-f 13 p. 3 pi. 4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3885.) [Proc-
essed.] t I 28.23 : 3835

Study of anodes for electrolytic manganese ; by David Schlain. John D.

Prater, and Beatrice Lukens. Mav 1946. [l]-f26 p. 5 pi. 4° (Report of
investigations, R. I. 3863.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3863

Mercury. Monthly mercury report, no. 72-74. Sept. 13-Nov. 16. 1945. Each

3 p. or 2 p. (Mineral industry surveys. ) [Processed.] t 128.55:72-74

Mineral market reports MMS 1397-MMS 1398, MMS 1400-MMS 1402. [1946.]

4°. (Mineral industry surveys. ) [Processed.] t 128.28:

Note. — These reports give statistical data as to prociuction. consumption, and markets

during previous year for some particular mineral commodity, and are issued as soon

after close of year as data are available.

1.397. Nickel in 194.5; [prepared by Hubert W. Davis]. 2 p.

1398. Production of coke and byproducts from coal-gas retorts in 1945 : [prepared by
M. M. Otero and .T. A. De Carlo]. 6 p.

1400. Recovery of tin at detinners' plants shows further decline in 1945; [prepared by

Herbert L. Cullen]. 2 p.

1401. Titanium industry in 1045; [prepared by Allan F. Matthews and R. Louise

Bryson]. 2 p.

1402. Platinum and allied metals in 1945 ; [prepared by Hubert W. Davis and Gertrude

N. Greenspoon]. 5 p.

Mineral trade notes, monthly inventory of information from U. S. Government
foreign service offices and other sources that may not otherwise be made avail-
able promptly, v. 22, no. 1-4 ; Jan. 20-Apr. 20, 1946. [1946.] various paging. 4°
[Processed.] t
L. C. card 36-22755 I 28.39 : 22/1-4

Minerals yearbook. Minerals yearbook, 1944: C. E. Needham, editor. 1046.
viii-fl636 p. il. * Cloth, .$.8.00. • Item 6.80
L. C. card .83-26551 I 28.37 : 944

Same. (H. Doc. 466, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Molyhdenum. Monthly molybdenum reports 7 and 8. Feb. 15 and Mar. 31, 1946.
Each 2 p. 4° (^Mineral industry surveys. ) [Processed.] t 128.58/2:7,8

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 793

Naphthalene. Limits of inlhuiiinahility and ignition tcniperaliires of naphtha-
lene; by G. W. Jones and G. S. Scott. May 194G. LlJ+5 p. 1 pi. 4" (Report
of investigatiouis, R. I. 3881.) LProoessed.J t 1 28.23: 3881

Nonfcrrous scrap dealers report 35-39. Jan. 28-Juue 3, 1946. Each 4 p. or 5 p.
3 p. of pi. 4° (Mineral industry surveys.) [I'rocessed.J t I 28.05 : 35-39

Petroleum. Crude petroleum and petroleum products, Nov. 1945-Mar. 1946.
[1946.] various paging, 4° (Mineral industry surveys; P 269-274.)
LMonthly. Processed. Number 274 is final summary for 1944.] t

I 28.18/2 : 269-274

Crude petroleum report by refineries, Nov. 1945-Feb. 1946. [1946.] Each

3 p. or 4 p. 4" (Mineral industry surveys; CRR 6-1305-146 to CRR-6-1305-
149.) [Monthly. Processed.] t 128.45:146-149

Forecast of demand for crude oil, Jan.-June 1946. [194G.] various paging,

4° (Mineral industry surveys; MFli 12(j-131.) [Monthly. Processed.] f

I 28.41 : 126-131

International petroleum trade, monthly inventory of information from

U. S. Government foreign service oliices and otlier sources that may not other-
wise be made available promptly, v. 14, no. 9-12 ; Sept. 29-Dec. 31, 1945. [1945.]
[17] +104-206 p. 4" [Processed. Pages 135-142 are duplicated, but with
different text.] f 128.43:14/9-12

Same, v. 15, no. 1-5; Jan. 31-May 31, 1946. [1946.] [9] +1-66 p. 4°

[I'rocessed.] t I 28.43 : 15/1-5

Weekly crude oil stock report 637-662. Jan. 8-June 28, 1946. Each 1 p.

4°. (Mineral industry surveys.) [Processed.] f 128.46:637-662

Potash. Diamond drilling of potash reserves in Eddy County, N. Mex. [with
list of references]; by Walter R. Storms. Apr. 1946. [1]+11 p. 2 pi. 4"
(Report of investigations, R. I. 3861.) [Processed.] f 128.23:3861

Publications. New publications, Bureau of Mines, monthly list 369-373; Jan.-
May 1946. [1946.] various paging t 128.5/2:369-373

Sand. Investigation of McLeod glass-sand pits, Wheeler County, Ga. ; by W. C.
Hudson. Apr. 1946. [1] +3 p. map, 4" (Report of investigations, R. I. 3859.)
[Processed.] f 128.23:3859

Investigation of Miami-West Palm Beach belt of silica sand in Florida ; by

W.C.Hudson. Apr. 1946. [1] +5 p. map, 4° (Reix)rt of investigations, R. I.
3865.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3865

Shale. European shale-treating practice; by William W. Odell and E. L. Balde-
schwieler. May 1946. [l]+70 p. 20 pi. 4" (Information circular, I. C. 7348.)
[Processed.] f
L. C. card 46-26492 I 28.27 : 7348

Stokers. Tests of bituminous-anthracite mixtures on industrial stokers; by
J. F. Barkley, L. R. Burdick, and R. Wiggers. May 1946. [1] + 16 p. 7 pi. 4°
(Report of investigations, R. I. 3916.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3916

Sulphur. Native sulfur in N'ov. 1945-Apr. 5, 1946. [1945-46.] Each 1 p. 4°
(Mineral industry surveys; Mineral market reports S. 39-S. 42.) [Monthly.
Processed.] t I 28.63 : 39-^

Tin. Survey of tin in California ; by R. H. P.edord and F. T. Johnson. Apr. 1946.
[1]+14 p. 2 maps, 4" (Report of investigations, R. I. 3876.) [Processed.] t

I 2S.23 : 3876

Tungsten. Exploration of Mecklenburg County, Va., Tungsten area; by Ben E.
Argyle. Apr. 1946. [l]+5 p. 2 pi. map, 4° (Report of investigations, R. I.
3857.) [Processed.] f 128.23:3857

Monthly tungsten report 5-8. Jan. 10-June 1, 1946. various paging, 4°

(Mineral industry surveys.) [Processed.] f 1 28.73 : 5-S

• Sent to Depository Libraries

794 Government Publications

Zinc. Exploration of Big Four zinc-silver mine, Summit County, Colo. ; by R. B.
McCullooh and W. I'. Huleatt. Apr. 104G. [l]+7 p. 4 pi. 4" (Report of
investijiation.s. R. I. 38S4.) [I'rocessed.] t 128.23:3884

Kxploration of Stiner and Bunch Hollow zinc properties, Powell River

area, I'liion and Claiborne Counties, Tenn. ; by Richard L. Sayrs. Apr. 1946.
[l]+4 p. 2 pi. 3 maps, 4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3S5«J.) [Processed.]
t I 28.23 : 3856

Mine production of zinc, montlily report no. 53-62. Sept. 13, lW.5-.Tune 6,

1946. Kach 2 p. 4° or large 4° (Mineral industry surveys.) [Processed.] t

I 28.57 : 53-62

Monthly zinc report 23-26. Jan. 31-May 17. 1946. Each G or 7 p. 4°

(Mineral industry survey.) [Processed.] t 128.69:23-26

Zinc scrap consumers report 23-28. Jan. 23-June 21, 1946. Each 2 p. or

4 p. 4" (Mineral industry surveys.) [Processed.] t 128.68:23-28

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt Xational Historic Site, Hyde Park, N. Y. [1946.]
[8] p. il. 4° t • Item 651 I 29.21 : R 67

RECLAMATION BUREAU

Boise project. Distribution cabinets and CO2 manual control boxes for Anderson
Ranch power plant, Boise project, Idaho. [1946.] cover title, [8] leaves+
[2] +7 p. 5 pi. 4° (Specitications 1364.) [Processed. Invitation for bids,
schedules, specifications, and drawings ; bids will be received until June 27,
1946.] t Paper, 75c. I 27.8 : 1364

Motors and field-control cubicles for C line canal pumping plant. Payette

division, Boise project. Idaho. [1946.] cover title, [10] leaves+[2]-)-24 ij.

1 pi. 4° (Specifications 1336.) [Processed. Invitations for bids, schedule,
.^specifications, and drawing; bids will be received until Julv 10, 1946.] t
Paper, .$1.25. 1 27.8 : 1336

Boulder Canyon project. Earthwork, canal lining, and structures, station 6267-1-
10 to station 6517+00. Coachella Canal. All-American Canal system, Boulder
Canyon project, Ariz.-Calif.-Nev. [1946.] cover title. 12 leaves-f [2]+48 p.

2 maps. 19 pi. 4° (Specifications 1381.) [Processed. Schedules, specifica-
tions, and drawings; bids will be received until Julv 8, 1946.] t Paper. $2..50.

1 27.8 : 13S1

Metal partitions, doors, railings and structural and architectural metal-
work for Boulder power plant. Boulder Canvon project, Ariz.-Calif.-Nev.
[1946.] cover title. [6] leaves+[2]+12 p. 9 pi. 4" (Specifications 1362.)
[Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, sijecifications. and drawins ; bids
will be received until June 21. 1946.] t Paper, $1.25. I 27.8 : 1362

Buffalo Rapids project. Fallon pumping plant, Fallon relift pumping plant,
canals, laterals, and sublaterals, 2d division. Buffalo Rapids project. Mont.
[1946.] cover title. [15] leaves+[2]+71 p. 65 pi. 2 maps. 4° (Specifications
1348.) [Processed. Schedules, specifications, and drawings; bids will be re-
ceived until June 17, 1946.] t Paper. $4.00. 127.8:1348

Central Valley project. Pipe sections and bends for station-service penstocks at
Shasta power plant. Kennett division. Central Valley project. Calif. [1946.]
cover title. [6] leaves-f [2] -f-S p. 2 pi. 4° (Specifications 13.54.) [Processed.
Invitation for l)i(ls. schedule. si)ecifications, and drawings ; bids will be re<eive(l
until June 19. 1W6.] t Paper. ,$1.00. 127.8:1354

7-foot cylinder gate, cylinder-gate hoist and cylinder-gate iwsition indica-
tor. Kings River siphon, station 1595-|-64.34 to station 1628-f 79. Friant-Kern
Canal. Friant division. Central Valley project. Calif. [1946.] cover title.
[7] leaves-f [2]+9 p. 12 pi. 1 tab. 4° (Specifications 1355.) [Processed.
Invitation for bids, .schedule, specifications, and drawings ; bids will be received
until June 28. 1946.] t Paper. .$1.00. 127.8:1355

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 795

Central Valley project — Continued.

■ Sheet-metal work for ventilating system. Shasta Power Plant, Kennett

division, Central Valley project, Calif. [1946.] cover title, [3] leaves-|- [2] -\-7 p.
12 pi. 4" (Specitications 13S2. ) [Processed. Schedule, si)ecifications, and
drawings; bids will be received until July 19, 1946.] t Paper, .$1.00.

1 27.8 -,1382

Columhia Banin project. Columbia Basin reclamation prigect, east irrigation
district appraisals. [1946.] viii4-272 p. il. map. [Anotlier map on front cover.]
* I'aper. 4ric. • Item 661
L. C. card 4t;-26391 I 27.2 : C 72/8

Generator for unit R-1, Grand Coulee power plant, Columhia Basin project,

Wash. [1946.] cover title, [8] leaves+[2]+37 p. 3 pi. 4" ( Siiecifications
1839.) [Proces.sed. Schedule, .specifications, and drawings: bids will be re-
ceived until July 5, 1946.] t Paper, .$2.00. I 27.8 : 1339

Power transformers for unit L-9, Grand Coulee power-plant, Columbia

Basin project, Wash. [1946.] cover title, 9 leaves+[2]-fl5 p. 1 pi. 4" (Spec-
tications 1384.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and
drawing; bids will be received until July 29, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00.

I 27.8 : 1384

Steel-sash windows for elevator towers. Grand Coulee Dam, Columbia

Basin project. Wash. [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves+[2]+9 p. 1 pi. 4"
(Specifications 1368.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifica-
tions, and drawing; bids will be received until June 26, 1946.] t Piippr. 75c.

I 27.8 : 1368

Steel structures for 11,")-KV. switchyard, local power substation and unit

Lr-9, Grand Coulee power plant, Columbia Basin project, Wash. [1946.] cover
title, 9 leaves+[2]+13 p. 20 pi. 4° (Specifications 1360.) [Processed. In-
vitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and drawings ; bids will be received
until July 2, 1946.] t Paper, $1.50. 127.8:1360

Daris Dam. Steel structures, 230-KV. and 161-KV, switchyards, Parker power
plant and 230-KV. Paiker-Gene transmission line, Davis Dam project, Ariz.-
Nev. [1946.] cover title, [7] leaves+[2]-f 13 p. 17 pi. 4° (Specifications
1370.) [Proces.sed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and draw-
ings; bids will be received until July 12, 1946.] t Paper, $1.25. 127.8: 1370

• Steel towei's for 2.30-KV. Parker-Gene and 161/230-KV. Parker transmis-
sion lines, Davis Dam project, Ariz.-Nev. [1946.] cover title, [8] leaves-f
[2] +15 p. 6 pi. 4° (Specifications 1371.) [Processed. Invitation for bids,
schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until July 8, 1946.]
t Paper, $1.00. 1*27.8 : 1371

Warehouse building at Davis Government Camp, Davis Dam project, Ariz.-

Xev. [1946.] cover title, [5] leaves+[2] +37 p. 10 pi. 4" (Specifications
13.57.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will he re-
ceived until .Tune 24, 1946.] t Paper, .$2.00. 127.8:1357

Dcfichutes project. Earthwork and structures station 2377+00 to station 2994+00
north unit main canal. Deschutes project. Oreg. [1946.] cover title. [7]
leaves. + [2] +39 p. 40 pi. map, 4" (Specifications 13.53.) [Processed. Sclied-
ule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until June 15. 194(5.]
t Pai>er, .$2.50. I 27.8 : 13.53

Gila project. 10 six-room residences at Yuma. Ariz., and 4 six-room residences
at Gravity main canal pumping unit no. 1. Gila project. Ariz. [1946.] cover
title. [4] leaves+[21+52 p. 5 pi. map. 4° (Specifications 1351.) [Processed.
Schedule, specifications, and drawings ; bids will be received until June 10.
1946.] t Paper, ,$2.50. 127.8:1.3.51

Hungry Horse project. Concrete-testing laboratory at Hungry Horse Government
Camp, Himgry Horse project, Mont. [1946.] cover title. "[4] leaves+[2]+47
p. 6 pi. 4° (Specifications 13.52.) [Proces.sed. Schedule, specifications, and
drawings; bids will be received until June 20. 1946.] j Paper. $2.25.

127.8:1352

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Hungry Horse project — Continued.

borniitory building at Hiuigry Horse Goveinnieut Camp, Hungry Horse

project, Mont. [194t5.J cover title, [ti] leaves + [2|+SU p. 2:i pi. 4" (Specifica-
tions 13uG.) Ll*i"<Jt-"essed. Schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be
received until June 19, 194G.] t Paper, $3.75. 127.8:1356

Streets, sidewalks, curbs, and guttei-w, and drainage, sewerage, and water-
distribution systems for Hungry Horse Government Camp, Hungry Horse proj-
ect, Mont. [1946.] cover title, [IHJ ]eaves+[2]-f 57 p. 15 pi. 4" (Specifica-
tions 1383.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be
received until July 8, 194G.] t Paper, $2.25. I 27.8: 1383

Missouri Basin project. Office building, 2 dormitories, combined garage and
sliop, 5 four-room residences, and 10 five-room residences at Boysen Govern-
ment Camp, Boysen unit, Wyo., JNIissouri Basin project. [1!)4(). 1 C(»ver title,
[8] leaves-!- [2] +78 p. 23 pi. map, 4° ( SiJecifications 1349.) [Processed.
Schedules, specifications, and drawings ; bids will be received until June 6,
194(5.] t Paper, $3.50. 127.8:1349

Prove River project. Pumping unit for Jordan Narrows pumping plant. Deer
Creek division, Provo River project, Utah. [1946.] cover title, [10] leaves
+ [2] 4-12 p. 1 pi. 4" (Specifications 1365.) [Processed. Invitation for bids,
schedules, specifications, and drawing ; bids will be received until June 24,
1946.] t Paper, $1.00 127.8:1365

Steel pipes for Jordan Narrows siphon and Jordan Narrows pumping plant

penstock and discharge pipes. Deer Creek division, Provo River project, Utah.
[1946.] cover title, [9] leaves+f2]+ll p. 8 pi. 4" (Specifications 1363.)
[Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids
will be received until June 14, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00 127.8:1363

Reclamation era. May 1946; [v. 32, no. 5]. [1946.] cover title, p. 93-116, il. 4°
[Monthly. Text and illustration on p. 2-4 of cover.] • Item 662
L. C. card 9-35252 I 27.5 : 32/5

Note — The Reclamation era is a magazine for engineers, construction men, econo-
mists, and farmers on Federal reclamation projects. Its aim is to assist the settlers
in the proper use of water, to help them in overcoming their agricultural difficul-
ties, to instruct them in diversifying and marketing their crops, to inspire the em-
ployees of the Bureau and chronicle engineering prohlems and achievements, and
to promote a wholehearted spirit of cooperation, so that reclamation shall attain
the greatest heights of success. "Notes for contractors" enable them to keep posted
on the Bureau's needs.

The subscription price of the Reclamation era is .SI. 00 a year to other than
water users : foreign subscription, .?1.36 payable in advance. Subscriptions should
be sent to the Commissioner, Bureau of Reclamation, Washington, D. C, accom-
panied by remittance in the form of postal money order or New York draft, which
should be made payable to the Treasurer of the United States and forwarded to the
Bureau of Reclamation.

This is the first issue of the Reclamation era to appear since Apr. 1942. Former
subscribers will receive the issues due them.

Scofield project. Clearing part of Scofleld Reservoir site, Scofield project, Utah.
[1946.] cover title. [5] leaves+[21-f-l-ld+2-4 p. 2 maps, 4° (Specifications
1367.) [Processed. Schedules, specifications, and drawings; bids will be
received until June 27, 1946.] f Paper, 75c. 127.8:1367

TERRITORIES AND ISLAND POSSESSIONS DIVISION

.Alaska. Alaska. [1946.] [5] -1-65 p. il. 4" * Paper, 25c. • Item 665
L. C. card 46-26491 I 35.10/2 :A1 1 s/8

WAR RELOCATION AUTHORITY

Community Analy.<iis Section. Annotated bibliography of Community Analysis
Section : pt. 4, Community analysis reports from Granada, Minidoka, and
Manzanar Relocation Centers. Apr. 23, 1946. [11-1-47 p. 4° (Community
analysis report 17.) [Processed.] t 152.9:17

Same: pt. 5. Community analysis reports from Colorado River and Tule

Lake centers. [1946.] 27 p. 4° (Communitv analvsis report 18.) [Proc-
essed.] t ' 152.9.18

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INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION

Note. — The bouiul voluni<'s of the decisions, usually known as Interstate Commerce Com-
mission reports. Interstate Commerce Commission reports — Motor carrier cases, and Inter-
state Commerce Commission reports — Valuation reports are sold by the Superintendent of
Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C, at various prices, depending
upon the size of the volume. Separate decisions or opinions are sold on subscription, price
$1.50 per volume ; foreiirn subscription, $2.00 ; single copies, usually 5e. In ordering a
volume, be sure to specify the series and whether Finance or other than Finance decisions
are desired. Kutries for the separate decisions are grouped below under center heads fol-
lowing other Interstate Commerce Commission publications.

Ca7'riers. Revenue aiul traffic of carriers by water, 2d— ith quarters 1945. [1946.]
4 p. oblong large 8" (Statement Q-650, QWS.) [Processed. Subject to revi-
sion.] t
L. 0. card A 42-33&4 IC 1 wat.ll : 945/2-4

Same, year 1945. [1946.] 4 p. oblong large S° (Statement Q-050, QWS.)

[Processed. Subject to revision.] t ICl wat.ll : 945/5

»Decisio)is. See, l)el()W, center heads beginning Decisions.

Electric railroads. Modification of original order and various supplemental
orders issued thereto amending uniform system of accounts for electric rail-
ways, issue of 1914. [1946.] [3] +94 p. 4° [Processed.] t
L. C. card A46-170O IC 1.9 : El 2/4

Finance decisions. See, below, center head Decisions {Finance) .

Freight. Freight commodity statistics of class 1 steam railways in United States,
Mar. 1945. [1945.] 13 p. oblong large 8° (Statement M-500 ; Transport
Economics and Statistics Bureau.) [Monthly. Subject to correction of errors
in carrier reports under correspondence.] f • Item 704
L. C. card A25-724 IC 1 ste.26 : 945/3

Preliminary summary of freight commodity statistics of class 1 steam

railways in United States, calendar year 1945. [1946.] 5 p. oblong large 8°
(Statement 4611; Transport Economics and Statistics Bureau.) [Subject to
revision.] t

L. C. card A45-4500 IC 1 ste.26 : 945/13

Freight forwarders. Revenues, expenses and statistics of freight forwarders,
2d and 3d quarter, 1945. [1945.] Each 2 p. f" (Statement Q-950, QFF.)
[Processed. Subject to revision.] f
L. C. card A44-5313 IC 1.19 : 945/2, 3

Motor carrier decisions. See, below, center head Decisions {Motor carrier).

Motor carrier finance decisions. See, below, center head Decisions {Motor car-
rier, finance).

Motor carriers. Revenues and iiassengers of class 1 miotor carriers of passen-
gers (excluding charter or special), Aug.-Dec. 1945. [1945-46.] Each 4 p.
oblong large 8" (Statement M-700, BT ; Transport Economics and Statistics
Bureau.) [Monthly. Subject to revision.] f • Item 692
L. C. card A39-1163 IC 1 mot. 11 : 1M5/&-12

Revenues, expenses, other income, and statistics of class 1 motor carriers

of passengers; 2d quarter 1945. [1945.] 2 p. oblong large 8° (Statement
Q-750, BRl*] ; Transport Economics and Statistics Bureau.) [Subject to revi-
sion.] t • Item 693

L. C. card A39-871 IClmot.l2: 945/2

Revenues, expenses, other income, and statistics of cla.ss 1 motor carriers

of property; 2d and 3d quarters 1945. [1946.] Each 2 p. oblong large 8°
(Statement Q-800; Transport Economics and Statistics Bureau.) [Subject to
revision.] t • Item 694

L. C. card A 3^1053 IC 1 mot. 13 : 945/2,3

Opinions. See, below, center heads beginnhig Decisions.
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J'i/H- lines Traiisix)rtati(.ti revemio and tradic cf lai-Re oil pip., liu,. .umi.anie*
i';V,'r'*''"';J,\",y.">' ammal operafiiig revcinu's of more than .$5i H>.( MJ( ) ; 4th quarter'
lJ4o. [V,m.\ 1 p.f (Statement Q-GOO. QI'S; Transport Econ..mics and
btatistics Bureau.) [Processed. Suhject to revision I t
L. C. card A 4&-17()l IC 1 pip. 7 : 945/4

Same; 4 quarters (Jan.-Dec.) of 1945 and 1944. [1040.] Ipf (State-
ment Q-G()0, QPS: TransiK)rt Economics and Statistics Bureau.) [Processed
Subject to revision.] f IC 1 pip.7 : 945/5

h'ailroad accidetits. In matter of making accident investigation reports und^r
locomotive inspection act of Feb. 17, 1911, as am-ended : (^hicago Great Western
Hallway, accident (boiler explosion), Harlan, Iowa, May 8, 1940 caused by
overlieating ol crown sheet due to low water. [1946 1 9 n 4° rProc-
^''^^^^•l t IClacci.5:H226

Investigation 2983: Western Pacific Railroad Company report in re

accident, Pilot, Nev. ; Apr. 5, 194(5. [1946.] 9 p. 11. 4° [Processed.] f

IC 1 acci.5 : 2988

• Investigation 2984: Pennsylvania Railroad Company, report in re acci-
dent near Coatesville, Ind., Apr. 13, 1946. [1946.] S p. ii. 4° [Processed.] t

ICI acci.5: 29^

Summary of accidents reported by steam railways, Sept.-Dec. 1945 [with
(luarterly summaries by railways and States]. [1945-46.] Each 9 p or 2 p
oblong large 8" (Statement M^OO; Transport Economics and Statistics
Bureau.) [Monthly. Subject to revision.] t • Item 716
L. C. card A 27-80 IC i ste.31 : 945/9-12

Railroad cars. Summary of quarterly reports of persons furnishing cars to or
on behalf of carriers by railroad or express companies, 2d and 3d quarters
1.'4.. (Apr.-.Tune and July-Sept. 1945). [1945-46.] Each 1 p. oblong 8°
(Statement Q-900, QCL.) [Processed.] f i s o

L. C. card A 45-2423 IC i.is : 945/2, 3

Railroad employees. Number of females employed by class 1 steam railways
(excluding switching and terminal companies) ; Oct. 1945 and Jan. 1946 [1945
-46.] Each 4 p. 4° (Statement 463.) [Quarterly. Processed] f
L. C. card A 44-1050 IC 1 ste. 43 : 945/4,946/1

Wage statistics of class 1 steam railways in United States, for 12 months

ended with Dec. 1945. [1946.] 4 p. il. oblong large 8° (Statement M-300;
Iran.sport Economics and Statistics Bureau.) [Subject to revision] f
• Item 718

L. C. card A 29-382 IC i ste. 25 : 945/13

Wage statistics of class 1 steam railways in United States (switching and

terminal companies not included) Oct. 1945-Feb. 194(5. 1 1945-4(5.] Each
2 p. or 4 p. il. oblong large 8" ( Statement M-300 ; Transport Economics and
Statistics Bureau.) [Monthly. Subject to revision.] f • Item 718

IC 1 ste. 25 : 945/10-M6/2

Railroads. Freight train performance of class 1 steam railways in United States
(switching and terminal companies not included), Jan.-Mar. 1946. [1946]
Each 1 p. or 2 p. oblong large 8" (Statement M-211, OS-A ; Transport Eco-
nomics and Statistics Bureau.) [Monthly. Subject to revision.] t • Item
704
L. C. card A 36-575 IC 1 ste. 35 : 946/1-3

Fuel and power for locomotives and rail motor cars of class 1 steam rail-
ways in United States (class 1 switching and terminal companies included),
Nov. 1945-Mar. 194(). [1JM6.] Each 2 p. oblong large 8° (Statement M-230,
OS-E; Transport Economics and Statistics Bureau.) [Monthly. Subject to
revision.] f • Item 706

L. C. card A 30-784 IC 1 ste.30 : 945/11-946/3

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Railroads — Continued.

Motive power and car equipment of class 1 steam railways in United

States (class 1 switching and terminal companies included), Nov. 194r)-]Mar.
1946. [1946.] Each 2 p. oblong large 8" (Statement M-240, OS-F ; Trans-
port Economics and Statistics Bureau.) [Monthly. Subject to revision.]
t • Item 709

L. C. card A 36-r)76 IC 1 ste.36 : 945/11-946/3

Operating revenues and operating expenses of class 1 steam railways in

United States (switching and terminal companies not included), Jan.-Mar.
1946. [11)46.] Each 2 p. oblong large 8° (Statement M-1(X); Transport Eco-
nomics and Statistics Bureau.) [Monthly. Subject to revision.] t
• Item 710

L. C. card A 35-1300 IC 1 ste.l9 : 946/1-3

Operating revenues and operating expenses, selected items for large steam

railways, Jan.-Mar. 1946. [1946.] Each 2 p. oblong large 8° (Statement
M-150; Tran.si)(irt Economics and Statistics Bureau.) [Monthly. Subject
to revision.] t • Item 711
L. C. card A 29-378 IC 1 ste.20 : 946/1-3

Operating statistics of large steam railways, selected items for Jan.-Mar.

1946 compared with Jan.-Mar. 1945; Jan.-Mar. 1946. [1946.] Each 2 p.
oblong large 8" (Statement M-200; Transport Economics and Statistics
Bureau.) [Monthly. Subject to revision. Imprint date on Mar. issue incor-
rectlv given as 1945.] t • Item 712

L. C. card A 29-380 ICl ste.22 : 946/1-3

Passenger traffic statistics (other than commutation) of class 1 steam

railways in United States (switching and terminal companies not included),
Jan. 1946. [1946.] 1 p. oblong large 8" (Statement M-250.) [Monthly.
Processed. Subject to revision.] f

L. C. card A38-1273 IC 1 ste.40 : 946/1

Passenger train performance of class 1 steam railways in United States

(switching and terminal companies not included), Jan.-Mar. 1946. [1946.]
Each 1 p. olilong large 8° (Statement M-213, OS-B ; Transport Economics and
Statistics Bureau.) [Monthly. Subject to revision.] t • Iten* 713

L. C. card A36-577 IC 1 ste.37 : 946/1-3

Revenue traffic statistics of class 1 steam railways in United States

(switching and terminal companies not included), Jan. and Feb. 1946. [1946.]
Each 1 p. oblong large 8° (Statement M-220, OS-D ; Transport Economics and
Statistics Bureau.) [Monthly. Subject to revision.] f • Item 714
U. C. card A2a-381 IC 1 ste.24 : 946/1, 2

Selected income and balance-sheet items of class 1 steam railways in United

States (switching and terminal companies not included) [and Selected income
items by regions and districts, class 1 steam railways], Jan.-lNIar. 1946. [1946.]
Each 2 p. il. oblong large 8° (Statement M-125; Transport Economics and
Statistics Bureau.) [Monthly. Subject to revision.] t • Item 715

L. C. card A 32-1785 IC 1 ste.34 : 946/1-3

Tons of revenue freight origiiuited and tons terminated in carloads by

classes of commodities and bv geographic areas, class 1 steam railways, Feb.-
Mar. 1945 [19-16.] Each 13 p. oblong large 8° (Statement M-550, SCS ;
Transport Economics and Statistics Bureau.) [Monthly. Subject to revi-
sion.] t • Item 717
L. C. card A40-2952 IC 1 ste.42 : 945/2, 3

Yard service performance of class 1 steam railways in United States (class

1 switching and terminal companies included), Jan.-Mar. 1946. [1946.]
Each 1 p. oblong large 8° (Statement M-215. OS-C ; Transiiort Economics and
Statistics Bureau.) [Monthly. Subject to revision.] t • Item 717

L. C. card A36-578 IC 1 ste.38 : 946/1-3

T/a/^ decisions. See, below, center head Dc.Hsionii (Traflic).

Transportation. Monthly comment on transportation statistics [Jan.-Apr. 1946.]
Mar. 13-June 10, 194(). various paging, il. 4" [Processed.] t

IC 1.17 : 946/1-3

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Decisions (Finance)

NoTK. — Tlip following dcfisioiis or opinions issued in sopanitc form are from the Inter-
state Commerce Commission reports.

Central of Georgia Rail way. Finance dooket no. 12950, Central of Georgia Rail-
way Company reorganization; decided Nov. C, 194r>. [1945.] p. 501-534
(F-8703.) [From V. 261.] * Paper, 10c. IC1.6/la : F-8703

Kansas City Southern Railway. Finance docket no. 1507G, Kansas City Southern
Railway Company securities; [decided Nov. 23, 1945]. [1946.] [l]+490-
500 p. (F-8702.) [From V. 261.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-8702

' Decisions (Motor carrier)

Note. — Tlie followinfr decision or opinion issued in separate form i.s from the Interstate
Commerce Commission reports.

Packinffhouse products. Ex parte no. MC-38, modification of permits of motor
contract carriers of packing house products; decided Dec. 19, 1945. [1946.]
p. 23-34. (M-6708.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] t Paper, oc.

IC 1 mot.8/a : IM-6708
Decisions {]\[otor carrier, finance)

Note. — Tlie following decisions or opinions issued in separate form are from the
Interstate Commerce Commission reports.

Draper Motor Service. No. MC-F-2600, C. W. Falwell, jr., control, Falwell Fast
Freight. Incorporated, purchase, W. B. Draiier [doing business as Draper
Motor Service], and Evans Line. Inc.; decided Jan. 14, IMQ. [1946.] p.
439-444. (MF-1481.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 40.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.S/a2 : MF-1481

Kccshin Frcir/ht L\nr.<^. Inc. No. MC-F-1108, Keeshin Freight Lines, Inc.. issu-
ance of notes; decided Jan. 14, 1946. [1946.] p. 433-438. (jMF-1480.)
[From Motor carrier cases, v. 40.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a2 : MF-1480

MitcJiell, O. J. No. MC-F-2847, R. N. B. Converse, lease, O. J. Mitchell ; [decided
Feb. 1, 1946]. [1946.] [l]+452-4.56 p. (MF-1483.) [From Motor carrier
cases, V. 40.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1 mot.S/a2 ■ MF-1483

Deci.'^ions (Traffic)

Note. — The following decision or opinion issued in separate form is from the Inter-
state Commerce Commission '•eports.

Railroad employees. Ex parte no. 72 (sub-no. 1), in matter of regulati'^ns con-
cerning class of employees and subordinate officials to be included within term
emploj'ee under railway labor act, roadmasters and supervisors such as general
roadmasters, roadmasters, assistant roadmasters. and general foremen, super-
visors of bridges and buildings such as supervisors, as.^istant .supenisors. and
general foremen, supervisors of water supply, supervisors and inspectors of
signals such as supervisors, assistant supervisors, and general foreman, and
supervisors of telegraph lines of Union Pacific Railroad Company; decided
Dec. 27. 1945. [1946.1 p. 239-247. ([Opinion] 24683.) [From v. 264.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24683

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT

Allright Auto Park. No. 1090. in Supreme Court of ITnited States, Oct. term,
194.5. D. M. Carothers, doing business as Allright Auto Park, et al., v. Chester
Bowles, administrator, Oflice of Price Administration, and Paul A. Porter, admin-
istrator. Office of Price Administration, successor in ofiice to Chester Bowles, ad-
ministrator. Office of Price Administration, on petition for writ of certiorari to
circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit; brief for respondent in opposition.
[1946.] cover title, ii+.30 p. $ J 1.78 : Al 57/2

Burr, Walter C. No. 1,33, in circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, estate of
Walter C. Burr, .Terome P. Burr and Clinton S. Burr, executors, v. commis-
.sioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of decision of Tax Court;
brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, ii+22 p. t J 1.76 :B 94

• Sent to Depository Libraries

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California. No. 12, original, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1945,
United States v. state of California, memorandum in regard to statement by
California of propositions of law and fact placed in issue by its answer. [1946.]
cover title, 6 p. t J 1.78 : C 128/12

Driscoll, George F., Co. No. lO.'U, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1945, George F. Driscoll Company r. United States, on petition for writ of
certiorari to Court of Claims; brief for United States in opposition. [1946.]
cover title, i+16 p. $ J l.TS : D 833

Earnhardt, George A. No. 1158. in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1945, George A. Earnhardt r. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to
circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit ; memorandum for United States. [1946.]
cover title, 2 p. J J 1.78 : Ea 76/2

Epstein, Louis. No. 1149, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1945, Louis
Epstein v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of
appeals for 2d circuit; brief for United States in opposition. [1946.] cover
title, i+12 p. t J 1.78 : Ep 85

P. P. E. Noteholders Corporation. No. 10203 in circuit court of appeals for 6th
circuit, commissioner of internal revenue v. F. P. E. Noteholders Corporation,
on petition for review of decision of Tax Court ; brief for respondent. [1946.]
cover title, iv+26 p. t J 1.76 : F 1/3

Fairfield Steamship Corporation. No. ■ — , in circuit court of appeals for 2d
circuit, Fairfield Steamship Corporation r. commissioner of internal revenue,
on petition for review of decision of Tax Court; brief for respondent. [1946.]
cover title, ii+22 p. $ J 1.76 : F 161

Federal Contraeting Corporation. No. 46251, in Court of Claims, Munsey Trust
Company of Washington, D. C, receiver [for Federal Contracting Corpora-
tion, New York corporation] r. United States; defendant's brief. [1946.]
cover title, i+43-61 p. t J 1.80 : F 317/2

Felin, John J., d Co., Inc. No. 45892, in Court of Claims, John J. Felin & Co., Inc.,
r. United States; defendant's request for special findings of fact and brief.
[1946.] cover title, i+47-80 p. | J 1.80 : F 335/2

Frank. A. B., Co. No. 981, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. tern>, 1945,
A. B. Frank Company v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to
Court of Claims; brief for United States in opposition. [1946.] cover title.
i+15 p. t J 1.78 :F 851/2

Frazer, Joseph W. No. 10172, in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit, Joseph
W. Frazer v. commissioner of internal i-evenue, on x)etition for review of deci-
sion of Tax (^ourt ; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, iv-f 22 p. t

J 1.76 : F 869

Garrity, Raymond F. In Court of Claims, no. 45891, Raymond F. Garrity and
Clare L. Garrity v. United States: brief. [1946.] cover title, 1+41-59 p. %

J 1.80 :G 193

Gordon, Joseph A. No. 1147, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1945,
Jo.seph A. Gordon v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator, on petition for writ
of certiorari to Emergency Court of Appeals; brief for respondent in opposi-
tion. [1946.] cover title, 1+16 p. % J 1.78 :G 656

Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co. No. 1069, in Supreme Court of United States,
Oct. term, 1945, Great Lakes Dredge and Dock Conspany v.United States, on
petition for writ of certiorari to Court of Claims; brief for United States in
opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+12 p. t J 1.78 : G 798/9

Kal Machine Works, Inc. In Court of Claims, no. 46660, Kal Machine Works,
Inc., V United States : defendant's demurrer [and] brief in support of defend-
ant's demurrer. [1946.] p. 7-40. % J 1.80 :K 124

Earn, John. No. 11250, in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit, John Karn v.
United States ; brief for United States. [1946.] cover title, ii +28 p. $

J 1.76 :K 147

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Liiie. George I). No. 1(K)6S, in oirouit court of appeals for 6th circnif, George
D. Livio V. oonimissioiuM- of internal revenue, on petition for review of deci-
sion of Tax Court; brief for respondent. [1940.] cover title, iv+18 p. t

J 1.76 : L 76

McAllister. JZ/.s. Bculah E. No. 266, in circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit,
Beulali Katon McAllister v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for
review of decision of Tax Court ; brief for resi)ondent. [1946.1 cover title,
ii4-34 D. X J 1.76 :M 117/3

McGraw, Norman E. Nos. 4117-18, in circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit,
Oct. term, 1045, Norman Emery McGraw v. United States; Clifford I.inwood
Hersey r. [same], on appeals from district court for district of Maine; brief
for United State.s. [11)46.] cover title, i+9 p. large S° t J 1.76 : M 178/3

Martin, Charles G. No. — , in circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, Irmgard
Seihert and Roselle Martin Tekiner as executrices of Charles G. Martin r.
commi.ssioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of decision of Tax
Court ; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, ii+14 p. t J 1.70 :M 363

Mnlnar, Ferec. No. — , in circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, Ferec (Franz)
Molnar v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of decision
of Tax Court ; brief for respondent and appendix. [1940 :] cover title, i+23 p.
t J 1.76 : M 738/4

N. Y. Rayon Importing Co., Inc. No. 1181, in Supreme Court of United S'tates,
Oct. term, 1945, United S'tates 7-. N. Y. Rayon Importing Co., Inc. ( #2) and
Alfred L. Rose, [et al.], as liquidating directors and trustees of N. Y. Rayon
Importing Co., Inc. (#2) ; petition for writ of certiorari to Court of Claims.
[1946.] cover title, i+16 p. t J 1.78 : N 42 yo/17

Newark Fireproofing Sash d Door Co. Inc. In Court of Claims, no. 40097, Newark
Fireproofing Sash & Door Co., Inc., t'. United States; brief. [1940.] p. 45-()0. J

J 1.80 : N 422

Ocke^ifels, Frank W. No. 45697, in Court of Claims, Frank W. Ockenfels v. United
States ; defendant's brief. [1940.] cover title, i+ 21-53 p. t J 1.80 :0c 4/2

Opinions. Index to Official opinions of Attorneys General, cumulative supple-
ment, including all opinions released for publication Jan. 1. 1941-May 1. 1946.
[1946.] 0 p. [This is a cumulative supplement to Index to Official opinions of
Attorneys General, v. 33-39; it indexes opinions for v. 40.] t J 1.5: 40/ind.-4

Opinions of Attorney General [released for publication in pamphlet form

for inclusion in v. 40].

Note. — Tiie opinions of the Attorney General are issued separately and will be
published later in bound volumes. Sul)scribers may deposit .$1.50 with the Superin-
tendent of Documents and receive the contents of a volume of the separate opinions
as they are issued : single copies are usually 5c. Prices for bound volumes furnished
iU>on application to the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office,
Washinjjton 25. D. C.

lOG. Reemployment of Government employees under selective training and service act :
Apr. S, 1946. [1946.] 12 p. J 1.5/a : 40/106

Phillips, Randolph. No. 1100. in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1945. Randolph Phillips r. Securities and Exchange C<nnmission and United
Corporation, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for
2d circuit ; brief for Securities and Exchange Commission in opposition.
[1946.] cover title, i +35 p. J J 1.78 :P 546

Precision Metal d Machine Co. In Court of Claims, no. 40601. Precision Metal
and Machine Company v. United States; demurrer [and] brief in support of
defendant's demurrer. [1940.] p. 7-40. J .1 1.80 :P 911

Santa Fr Pacific Railroad. No. 118 misc., in Supreme Court of United States.
Oct. term, 1945, Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company ?■. Dave W. Ling, judge of
district court for district of Arizona ; meinorandnni in opposition to motion
for leave to file petition for writ of mandamus. |1940.] cover title, i+7 p. t

J 1.78 : Sa 59/4

Seaboard Snretii Co. No. 45519. in Court of Claims, Seaboard Surety Company v.
United States; defendant's brief. 11940.] cover title, ii+05-82 p. %

.T1.80: Sell/9

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 803

Seifcrt, C. Aiiyust. Nos. 236-238, in circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, estate
of C. August Scifert, Maude B. Seifert, executrix, r. conuuissioner of internal
revenue; [sam«'] r. [sainej ; estate of (\ A. Seifert, Maude B. Seifert, executrix,
and Maude B. Seifert, surviving spouse, v. lsame|, on petitions for review of
decisions of Tax Court; brief for respondent. |194H.] cover title, i+22 p. J

J 1.76 : Se 42

Southern Pacific Co. In Court of Claims, no. 4G018. Soutliern Pacific Company
V. United States; defendant's exceptions to commissioner's report and request
for special tiiidings of fact. [1^46.1 p. 25-32. J J 1.80: So 88/7

Nos. 4r)9r)2, 40012, in Court of Claims, Soutliern Pacific Company v. United

States; defendant's retpiest for special findings of fact and brief. 11946.]
cover title, i +75-104 p. t J 1.80 : So 88/6

Spieych t<idncy M. No. 8032, in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit, com-
missioner of internal revenue v. Sidney M. Spiegel et al., etc., on petition for
review of decision of Tax Court; brief for petitioner. [1946.] cover title,
ii+28p. $ J1.76;Sp43

SpircUa Co.. Inc. No. 273. in circuit cuui't of appeals for 2d circuit, Spirella
Companj', Inc., v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of
decision of Tax Court; l)rief for respondent. [104G.] cover title, i+13 p. $

.11.76: Sp48

Vica Co. No. 11200. in circuit court of appeals for 0th circuit. Vica Company
r. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of decision of Tax
Court; brief for respcmdent. [1946.] cover title, iii+59 p. | J 1.70 :V 66

Weathers Brothers Transfer Co., Inc. In Court of Claims, no. 46642, Weathers
Brothers Transfer Co., Inc., r. United States ; defendant's counterclaim.
[1946.] p. 15-21. t J 1.80 :W 378

IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE

Laws. Immigration and nationality laws and regulations, supp. 2, Jan. 1-Dec.
31, 194.1. 1946. ix+124 p. *Paper, 25c.
L. C. card 44-41456 J 21.5 : 944/supp. 2

Monthly review, Jan.-May 1946; v. 3. no. 7-11. [Jan. 20-May 8, 1946.] [10] +
245-314 p. il. 4" [Printed otticiallv.] t Paper, 10c. single copv, $1.«X) a yr.

J 21 :10 : 3/7-11

LABOR DEPARTMENT

Labor information buUctin, Jan.-Apr. 1946; [v. 13, no. 1-3]. [1946.]
Each 8 p. il. 4" [Monthly, March-April issued as one publication.] * I'aper,
."ic. single copy, 50c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 75c. • Item 703
L. C. Card L 34-114 L 1.15 : 13/1-3

APPRENTICE-TRAINING SERVICE

Bricklaijrrs. National bricklayers' apprenticeship program and standards, de-
veloped and approved .lointly by Bricklayers. Masons and Plasterers Interna-
tional Union of America and Associated (Jeneral Contractors of America. Inc..
in cooperation with Apprentice' Training Service. [1940.] cover title. 10 p.
il. 12" t • Item 741 L 23.2 : B 7(>

CHILDREN'S BUREAU

Adoption. Children acquire new parents, recent increases in adoptions empha-
size need for adequate adoption procedures; l)v Joseph L. Zarefsky. [1946.]
4 p. il. 4° [From The child, Mar. 1940, v. 10.] f L 5.35/a : C 437/27

Child care. To make 1940 baiuier year for children. 1940. 1 p. il. oblong,
large 8° [From Tlie Child, Jan. 1940, v. JO.J t L 5.35/a : C 437/20

• Sent to Depository Libraries

804 Government Publications

Children. The child, v. 10, no. 6-10; Dec. 1945-Apr. 1946. [1946] [10] +87-
164 p il. 4° [Monthly.] * Paper 10c. single copy, $1.00 a yr. ; foreign subscrip-
tion $1.2,".. • Item 744
L. C. card L 36-94 L 5.35 : 10/6-10

Public social services to children, decade of progress, 1935-i5. Apr 1946

[1J4-1-* leaves, 4° (Child welfare reports 1.) [Processed. Illustration oii
front cover.] f L 5.52:1

Maternity homes for unmarried mothers, a communitv service- by Maud Mor-
lock and Hilary Campbell. 1946. [2]+94p. il. ([Publication 309.] ) [Illus-
trations by Constance Dillon. Series designation appears on cover Text on
p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 747
L. C. card L 46-41 L 5.20: 309

Maternity patients. Standards and recommendations for hospital care of ma-
ternity patients. [1946.] [4]+22+[2] p. il. ([Publication 314.]). * Paper
10c. • Item 747 ^' v ,

L. C. card L 46-13 L 5.20: 314

Migrants' ehildren need daytime care, good care can be given these children
wlien public and private agencies work together; by lone L. Clinton. [1946 ]
3 p. il. 4° [From The Child, Feb. 1946, v. 10.] t L 5.3o/a : M 588/3

Mothers. Preliminary monthly statistical report on EMIC program, Jan -Apr
1946. Feb. 15-May 17, 1946. Each [l]-fS p. 4° [Processed.] t

L 5.50 : 946/1-4

National Commission on Children in Wartime. Progress in building future for
our children and youth. National Commission on Children in Wartime passes
torch to new peacetime commission ; by Edith Rockwood. [1946 ] 4 p il 4"
[From The Child, Mar. 1946, v. 10.] t L 5.35/a : C 437/28

Young people. Your comniunity and its young people, their employment and
educational opportunities [with list of what to read] ; prepared by Interagency
Committee on Youth Employment and Education. 1946. 32 p il r^° (Publi-
cation 316.) * Paper, 10c. • Item 747
L. C. card L 46-45 L 5.20: 310

EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

Arehitecttire. Handbook of descriptions of specialized fields in architecture:
prepared by National Roster of Scientific and Specialized Personnel. Jan 1946
14 p. [Issued with perforations.] * paper, 5c. • Item 954 L7.17: Ar 2

Chemistry as profession [with bibliography: by W. T. Read]. 1946. [4] +20
p. 11. (National Roster and Scientific and Specialized Personnel; Vocational
booklet 2.) [Prepared and published with cooperation of Education Office!
* Paper, 10c. • Item 954 L 7.24 : 2

Employment. 6 point Nation-wide employment program. [1946.] [11+12
+ [1] p. il. (Veterans Employment Service.) * Paper, 10c. • Item 954

L 7.2 : Em 7/12

Employment Serviee review, Jan.- June 1^6: v. 13, no. 1-6. [1W6 ] cover
titles each 24 p. or 28 p. 4" [Monthly. Text on p. 2-4 of covers.] * Paper
10c. single copy, .$1.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $1.40. • Item 544
L. C. card L 35-100 L 7.1s : 13/1-6

Labor market. Classification of important labor market areas, Jan. 1-May 1,
1946. [1946.] Each 3 p. or 4 p. 4° [Monthly. Processed.] t

L 7.19 : 946/1-5

Labor market, Jan.-May 1946. [1946.] cover titles, various pagiuir. il. 4"

[Monthly. Processed. Text on p. 2 and 4 of covers.] t L 7. 20 : 946/1-5

Labor market information: Area series, current supplements. Feb.-May

1946. [1946.] various paging, 4° [Monthlv. Issued in loose-leaf form] t

L. C. card L 46-2i L 7.22/2 : 946/2-5

Labor market information : Industry series, current supplements. Feb.-

Apr. 1946. [1946.] various paging, 4° [Monthly. Issued in loose-leaf
form.] t L 7.23/2 : 946/2-4

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 805

LABOR STANDARDS DIVISION

Labor laws and legislation. La relacion entre las leyes obreras Federales y las
estatales en los Estados Unidos ; ftraduoido por la Divisi6n Central de Traduc-
ciones, Departamonto del Estado de los Estados Unidos]. [Marzo 1946.] [1]
+4 p. map. (Serie interamericana no. 2.) [Processed.] t L1G.2G:2

El sistema Federal-estatal de legislacion obrera de los Estados Unidos ;

[traducido por la Division Central de Traducciones, Departmento del Estado
de los Estados Unidos]. [Marzo 194G.] [l]+6 p. (Serie inter-americana
no. 1.) [Processed.] f L 16.26:1

Legislative report 1-8; Feb. 1-May 20, 1946. [1946.] various paging, 4° [Fort-
nightly. Processed.] t
L. C card L 45-30 L 16.12 : 946/1-8

LABOR STATISTICS BUREAU

Agriculture. Labor unionism in American agriculture ; [prepared by Stuart
Janiieson]. 1945 [published 1946]. x+457 p. (Bulletin 836.) * Paper,
70c. • Item 759
L. C. card L 46-27 L2.3 : 836

Same. (H. doc. 254, 79th Cong. 1st sess.)

Building. Union wage scales in building trades, 1946. [1946.] [78] leaves, 4"
[Processed.] f L 2.29 :B 12/9

Construction, employment, volunie, materials prices, Nov. 1945-Mar. 1946.
[1945-46.] cover titles, various paging, 4° [Monthly. Processed. Text on
p. 2 of covers. No publications for Aug., Sept. and Oct. 1945 were issued, but
statistics covering these months are incorporated in the Nov. issue.] t

L 2.22 : 945/8-946/3

Cooperatives. Development in consumers' cooperative movement in 1945 ; [pre-
pared by Florence E. Parker]. [1946.] iv+25-|-[l] p. (Bulletin 859.)
[From Monthly labor review. Mar. 1946, with additional data.] * Paper, 10c.

• Item 759

L. C. card L42-149 L 2.3: 859

Same. (H. Doc. 479, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Court derisions. Recent decisions of interest to labor; [prepared in Office of
Solicitor, Department of Labor]. [1946.] 5 p. (Serial no. R. 1837.) [From
Monthly labor review, Apr. 1946.] t L 2.6/a 8 : 946/4

Employment and pay rolls, detailed report, Jan.-Apr. 1946. Mar. 12-.Tune 12.
1946. Each 22 p. or 43 p. 4° [Monthly. Processed.] f
L. C. card L23-234 L 2.9 : 946/1^

Monthhi labor rerieio. Monthly labor review, Jan.-May 1946; v. 62, no. 1-5.
[1946.] cover titles, xxx-f 1-849 p. il. [Certain articles are reprinted from
the Monthly labor review and listed in the Monthly catalog as they are issued.]
♦Paper, 30c. single copy, $3.50 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $4.75. • Item 764
L. C. card 15-26485 L 2.6 : 62/1-5

Note. — The Monthly labor review is the medium through which the Bureau publishes
its regular monthly reports on such subjects as trend of employment and pay rolls,
hourly and weekly earnings, weekly working hours, industrial disputes, labor turn-over,
wholesale and retail prices, changes in index of consumers' prices, and building construc-
tion, as well as information on collective, agreements, industrial accidents, labor legisla-
tion and court decisions, etc., in the United States, and important Ial)or developments in
other countries. Free subscriptions are limited to those using the periodical for govern-
ment purposes. Others desiring copies may obtain tliem from the Superintendent of
Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C, at the prices stated al)ove.

Same, index to v. 61, July-Dec. 1945. 1946. [11+1279-91 p. ♦Paper, 5c.

• Item 764 L2.6:61/ind.

0(7 Workers Intcrnntional Union. 1945 convention of Oil Workers International
Union; [prepared bv Robert C. Martin]. [1946.] 3 p. (Serial no. R. 1834.)
[From Monthly labor review, Apr. 1946.] t L 2.6/a : Oi 5/945

• Sent to Depository Libraries

806 Government Publications

Physieiints. Postwar outlook for phj-sifiatis. [1046.1 iv+21 + [l] p. (Bul-
letin 8(33.) [From -Monthly labor rovit'w, Dec. 194.1, with additional data.]
*l'aptM-, 10c. • Item ToO
I>. C. card 1.4(5-30 L 2.3 : 863

Same. (H. doc. 508, 70th Cong. 2d sess.)

I'roductirity and unit labor co.«t in selected manufacturing industries, lO.SO-45.
Ma.v 1046. IS p. 4° [Processed.] t L 2.10 : M 31/939-45

Seattle, Waiih. Impact of war on Seattle-Tacoma area, working notebook for
use by local groups studying recent economic developments and I'orinnlating
plans for post-war period; [prepared by Bernice Doster with assistance of
Beth II. Fiske]. [104G.] cover title. [41+01 p. 15 pi. 4" (Industrial area
e^tudy 10.) [Processed. Jan. 104.". on cover is date of survey.] f L 2.1G : 19

Sldiif/htcrwff. Injtn-ies and accident causes in slaughtering and meat-packing
industry, 1043; [prepared by Frank S. McElroy and George R. McCormack]
[1046.] vi-f58 p. il. (Bidletin 8.5.5.) [From Monthly labor review, Nov
and Dec. 1045, with addition.-il d.ita.] * Paper, 1.5c. • Item 7.59
L. C. card L 46-29 L 2.3 : S.55

Same. (H. doc. 430, 70th Cong. 2d sess.)

'!'( clniologi;. Summary of current technological developments, Sept. 194.5-Feb,
1946. [1945-46.] cover titles, various paging, 4° [Monthly. Processed.
Text on p. 2 of covers.] |
L. C. card L 43-187 L 2.17 : 945/0-046/2

United Kitif/dom. Indu.«trial disputes in United Kingdom and British dominions,
10.3.5-45; prepared by .lean A. Flexner and ^Mary B. Cheney. [1946.] 5 p
(Serial no. R. 18.36.) [From Monthly labor review, Apr. 1046.] t

L 2.6/a : In 2/26

United Ruhher Workers of America. 10.3.5-45; [prepared by Harold S. Roberts]
[104(i.] 6 p. il. (Serial no. R. 18.33.) [From Mcmthiy labor review. Apr.
l^-l^'] t L 2.6/a : Un 34/4/935-45

Mar/es. Wage changes since V-.J day. Jan. 31. 1046. [1]+14 n. 4° [Proc-
essed.] t L2.2:W12/S

Wage policy, and role of fact-finding boai-ds ; [prepared by H. M. Douty]

[1046.1 13 p. (Serial no. R. 1835 ) [From Monthlv labor review. Apr
1^-16.] t ■ L 2.6/a : W 124/0.?

RETRAINING AND REEMPLOYMENT ADIMINISTRATION

NoTK. — The Retraining and Rceniiiloynienf Administration was transfe'-red from the

War Mobilization and Reconversion Office by E.xecutive order 9617 of Sept. 19, 1945.

BiiUetiii 2-15 issued by Division of Public Information : Mar. 20-June 27. 1046.

[1046.] various paging, il. 4" [Printed and processed.] t • Item 741 (sent

to depository libiaries beginning with no. 9). L 24.3 : 2-15

rnformntion metnorandinn 2; [Apr. 2. W-iG]. [1046.] [2] p. 4" [Processed.] t

L 24.8 : 2
WOMEN'S BUREAU

Addresses. What's ahead for woman who earns, by Margaret A. Hickev. presi-
dent. National Federation of Buisiness and Professional Women's Clubs. Inc.,
and chairman of Women's Advisory Committee to War Maniiower Connnission.'
speech given at conference held bv Women's Bureau. IMar. 14, 1046. Washing-
ton. D. C. [1046.1 6 p. 4" [Processed.] t L 13.12 : W 84/4

Womcfi's frontiers in 1046. Jan. 1046. 10 leaves, 4" [Processed.] t

L 132: W 84/16

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

Acquisitions. Quarterly journal of current acquisitions, v. 3, no. 2 and 8; Feb
and May 1046. [1046.] cover titles, 48 p. and .50 p. 2 pi. 0 p. of pi. 4 p. of
facsini. [Text on p. 2-4 of covers.l * Paper. 3.5c. single copv. $1..50 a vr. ;
foreign subscription. .$2.00. • Item 782
I.. C. card 44-40782 I,C 1.17 ; 3/2, 3

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 807

Addresses. Job of librarian of Congress, address by. Luther H. Evans, librarian
of Congress, delivered over Radio Station WTOP, Columbia Broadcasting
System, Washington, D. C, July 21, V.)4->. [Reprint 194t).] [4] p. f
L. C. card 45-86513 LC 1.14 : L 61/2-2

Book list. United States quarterlv book list, selection from books published
Oct.-Dec. 1945, v. 2, no. 1; Mar. 1946. [1946.] cover title, v+78 p. large 8°
[Text on p. 2-4 of cover.] * Paper, 35c. single copy, $1.25 per vol. (4 issues) ;
foreign subscription, $1.75 per vol. LC 1.2(J : 2/1

Same, v. 1. [author, title, and subject] index, 1945. [1940.] 16 p. large

8° * Paper, l(»c. LC 1.20 : 1/ind.

Lihrury cooperaiion. Suggestions for program of library cooperation ; by Luther
H. Evans. [1946.] 25 leaves, 4° [Processed. Based on address given before
Inter-American Library Conference, sponsored by Inter-American Bibliog-
raphical and Library Association, District of Columbia I^ibrary Association,
and Washington Chapter of Special Libraries Association, March 30, 1946, at
Pan American Union, Washington, D. C] t
L. C. card 46-26474 LC 1.2 : L 61/10

Prints. Catalog of 4th national exhibition of prints made during current year,
held 1946 at Library of Congress, May 1-Aug. 1. [1946.] cover title, 31 p. il.
t • Item 784
L. C. card 46-26473 LC 1.2 : I» 93/2/946

Report. Annual report of librarian of Congress, fiscal vear 1945. 1946. 233 x>-
large 8° * Cloth. .n.(K>. • Item 782
L. C. card 6-6273 LC 1.1 : 945

Same. (H. doc. 401, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

ACQUISITIONS DEPARTMENT

European imprints for war years received in Library of Congress and other
Federal libraries: pt. 2, German imprints, 1940-45. Washington, 1946. L3]-|-
315 p. 4" [Processed.] t (Limited number available for libraries).
L. C. card 45-37835 LC 27.2 : Eu 7/pt. 2

State publications. Monthly checklist of State publications, v. 36, no. 7-12;

July-Dec. 1945. [1945.] [12] +311-521 p. 4" *Paper, 15c. single copy, $1.50
a yr. ; foreign subscription, $2.25. • Item 804

L. C. card 10-8924 LC 27.7 : 36/7-12

Same, V. 37, no. 1-3 ; Jan.-Mar. 1946. [1946.] [6] -f 1-125 p. 4° *Paper,

15c. single copy, $1.50 a yr. ; foreign sul)Scription. $2.25. LC 27.7 : 37/1-3

BOOKS FOR THE ADULT BLIND

Talking hooks for the blind placed in distril)utiiig libraries. July 1942-June 1943.
1946 [reprint], ii+24 p. t
L. C. card 35-26872 LC 19.2 : T 14/942-43/rep.

COPYRIGHT OFFICE

Copyriffht. Catalog of copyright entries, new series. 1946.
L. C. card 6-35347

Note. — Issued in 4 piii-ts : pt 1, j,'roui) 1. pt. 1, group 2, and pt. 1, group 3, pt. 2, pt. 3
and pt. 4.

Subscriptions for the Catalog of copyright entries should be made to the Superintendent
of Documents, Washington, D. C. instead of to the Register of Copyrights. Prices are
as follows: Paper. $10.00 a yr. (4 pts. unbound), foreign subscription .?13.00 ; pt. 1,
groups 1 and 2, and pt. 3. each .'iiS.OU a yr., foreign subscription, each $3.75 ; pt. 1, group
3. pt. 2, and pt. 4. each .?2.00 a yr., for(>ign subscriptions, pt. 1. group 3, .$2.25, pt. 2,
$2.30, pt. 4, .$2.20 ; single numhers. ."lOc. ; annual iiide.xes, each, for complete calendar
year, $2.00.

pt. 1, group 1. Books, including list of renewals, v. 42, no. 8-12. [19] -f 145-355 p.

I.Mnntlily.l # Ilciii 7'.M LC 3.(i/l : 42/1-S to 1-12

pt. 1, group 2. Pamphlets, leaflets, contributions to newspapers or periodicals, etc.,

lectures, sermons, addresses for oral delivery, maps, v. 42, no. 8-11.

[XV] +415-679 p. [Monthly.] » Item 795

LC 3.G/1 : 42/2-8 to 2-11

• Sent to Depository Libraries

808 Government Publications

Copw'iffht — Continued.

pt. 1, group 3. Dramatic compositions, motion pictures, including list of renewals v 18
no. 8-12. [xix] + lll-2li0 p. [Monthly.] « Item 79(J • • •

LC 3.6/1 : 18/3-8 to 12

. 8-'J. viii+ 1001-1277

LC 3.G/3 : 40/8-9

. , . , -, , , , , -' -■ - —^ .-astic works of scientilic

or technical character, photographs, prints and pictorial illustrations includ-
ing i)rints and labels used for articles of merchandise, includinjr' list of
renewals, V. 40, no. 8-10, [11] +181-280 p. [Monthly.] » Item 799

LC 3.6/4 : 40/&-10

INFORMATION AND PUBLICATIONS OFFICE

Information bulletin, Dec. 8-14, 1945 to June 25-July 1, 1946 [1945-46 ]
various paging, 4° [Weeklj'. Processed.] f LC 1.18: 945/20-916/25

LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE SERVICE

Atomic power. Public affairs bulletin: Atomic power, issues before Congre.ss •
[by] Eilene Galloway. Washington, D. C. 1946. [3]-fl-86e+87— r'3 p +
[1] folded leaf, 4° (Bulletin 44.) [Processed.] t (free to libraries only)
L. C. card 46-26463 Lc 14.9: 44

Military training. Public affairs bulletin: Universal military training and re-
lated proposals, selected data basic to consideration of Lssues ; [byj Charles \
Quattlebaum. Washington, D. C, 1946. [7] +103 p 4° (Bulletin 43)
[Processed.] t (free to libraries only).
L. C. card 4(>-26112 LC 14.9: 43

Missouri Valley Authority. Public affairs bulletin : Missouri Valley Authority
background and analysis of proposal (S. 555, 79th Cong.) • [by] C Frank
Keyser. Washington, D. C, 1946. [7] +131 p. 4° (Bulletin 42.) [Proc-
essed.] t (free to libraries only).
L. C. card 4^26111 LC 14.9: 42

STATE LAW INDEX

State legislation, 1945, summaries of laws currently received in Library of Con-
gress, V. 3, no. 11-13. Washington, Feb.-Apr. 1946. various paging, 4°
[Monthly. Processed.] t (limited distribution).
L. C. card 41-51409 LC 14.10 : 11-13

REFERENCE DEPARTMENT

Stack and Reader Division [history and objectives, services, administration
and procedures]. Washington, 1946. [5] +49 p. 1 pi. 4° (Library of Con-
gress. Manuals no. 1.) [Processed.] f (limited distribution to libraries)

LC 1.21 : 1

MARITIME COMMISSION

Engines. Government-owned marine surplus catalog: Marine engine parts,
tools, equipment, Diesel and gasoline inboard engines, outboard engines. May
1946. v+87 p. il. 4° (Contract Settlement and Surplus Materials Division,
Materials Disposal Section.) t • Item 822 MC 1.2 : En 3

Marine surplus seller, Jan.-June 1946; [no. 7-12]. [1946.] cover titles various
paging, il. [Monthly. Text on p. 2-4 of covers.] t • Item 822

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NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR AERONAUTICS

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Airflow. Comparison of two-dimensional air flows about NACA 0012 airfoil of
1-incli chord at zero lift in open and closed 3-incli jets and corrections for jet-
boundary interference [with list of references] ; by Ray H. Wright and Coleman
duP. Donaldson. Washington, ]May 1946. cover title, 36 p. 14 pi. 14 p. of
pi. 4° (Technical note 1055.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N. 21/5 : 6/1055

Note on theorems of Bjerknes and Crocco [with one reference] ; by Theo-
dore Theodorsen. Washington, May 1946. cover title, 4 p. 4" (Technical
note 1073.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1073

Aircraft engines. Effect of NACA injection impeller on mixture distribution
of double-row radial aircraft engine [with list of i-eferences] ; by Frank E.
Marble, William K. Rittor and Mahlon A. Miller. Washington, May 1946.
cover title, 12 leaves, 13 p. of pi. 4" (Technical note 1069.) [Processed.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1069
Airfoils. Effect of compressibility on section characteristics of airfoil with

round-nose slotted frise aileron [with list of references] ; by Arvo A. Luoma.
Washington, May 1946. cover title, 15 p. 46 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1075.)
[Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1075

Wind-tunnel investigation of effect of wing location, power, and flap

deflection on effective dihedral of typical single-engine fighter-airplane model
with tail removed [with list of references] ; by Warren A. Tucker. Washing-
ton, May 1946. cover title, 15 p. 17 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1061.)
[Processed.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : 0/1061

Aluminum alloys. Column strength of aluminum alloy 14S-T extruded shapes
and rod [with list of references] ; by J. R. Leary and INIarshall Holt. Wash-
ington, May 1946. cover title, 14 leaves, 9 pi. 4° (Technical note 1027.)
[ Processed. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : (5/1027

Effect of brake forming on strength of 24S-T aluminum-alloy sheet [with

list of references] ; by George J. Heimerl and Walter Woods. Washington,
May 1946. cover title, 3 p. 5 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1072.) [Processed.]
t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1072

Controls {aircraft). Analysis of available data on effects of tabs on control-
surface hinge moments [with list of references] ; by Stewart M. Crandall and
Harry E. Murray. Washington, May 1946. cover title, 29 p. il. 13 p. of pi. 4°
(Technical note 1049.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 0/1049

Cylinders. Comparison of several methods of predicting pressure loss at altitude
across baffled air craft-engine cylinder [with list of references] ; by Joseph
Neustein and Louis J. Schafer, jr. Washington, May 1946. cover title, 25
leaves, 16 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1067.) [Processed.] f

Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1067
Foam inhibitors. General method of selecting foam inhibitors [with list of ref-
erences] ; by J. V. Robinson and W. W. Woods. Washington, Mav 1946. cover
title, 20 leaves, 2 pi. 4° (Technical note 1025.) [Processed.] f

Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1025
Flow. Effects of axial-plane curvature and passage-area variation on flow ca-
pacity of radial-discharge impeller with conventional inlet buckets [with list
or references] ; by William K. Ritter, Ambrose Ginsburg and Alfred G. Redlitz.
Washington, May 1946. cover title, 9 leaves, 8 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note
1068.) Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/106S

Theoretical flow of frictionloss, adiabatic, perfect gas inside of 2-dinien-

sional hyperbolic nozzle [with list of references] ; by Howard W. Emmons.
Washington, May 1946. cover title, 24 leaves, 30 pi. 4° (Technical note 1003.)
[Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1O03

Two-dimensional irrotational mixed subsonic and supersonic flow of com-
pressible fluid and upper critical Mach number [with list of references] ; by
Hsue-Shen Tsien and Yung-Huai Kuo. Wasliington, May 1946. cover title,
129 p. 8 pi. 4" (Technical note 995.) [Processed.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/995

Velocity distribution on wing sections of arbitrary shape in compressible

potential flow: 1, Symmetric flows obeying simplified density-speed relation
[with list of references] ; by Lipman Bers. Wa.shington, April 1946. cover
title, 32 p. 2 pi. 4° (Technical note 1006.) [Proces.sed.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1006

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Flutter. Bending-torsion flutter calculations modified by suhsonic compressibility
coiTections [with list of references! ; by I. E. Garrick. Washington, May 194&
cover title. 14 p. 4 p. of pi. 4" (Technical note 1034.) [Processed.] I

Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1034

Hulls. Tank tests to determine effect of varying design parameters of planing-
tail Imlls: 1. Effect of varying length, width, and plan-form taper of afterbody
[with list of references] ; by John K. Dawson, Robert C. Walter, and Elizabeth
S. Hay. Washington, May 1946. cover title, 12 p. 14 p. of pi. 4° (Technical
note 106L'.) [Proces.sed.] t Y 3. N 2l/.'j : 6/1062

Hjidrocnrhonx. Synthesi.s and purification of aromatic hydrocarbons : 3,Isobutyl-
benzene, sec-butylbenzene and tert-butylbenzene [with list of references] ; by
C. M. Buess. J. V. Karabinos, P. V. Knnz. and L. C. Gibbons Washington,
June 1JM6. cover title, 8 leaves, 5 p. of pi. 4" (Technical note 1021.) [Proc-
essed. ] t Y 3. N 21/5 : 6/1021

Load. Effects of various parameters on load at which spray enters propellers of
flying boat [with list of references] : by John R. Dawson and Robert C. Walter.
Washington, May 1946. cover title, 17 p. 4 pi. 16 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note
1056.) [Processed.] t Y 3. N 21/5 : 6/1056

Preliminary investigation of loads carried by individual bolts in bolted

joints [with list of references] ; by Manford B. Tate and Samuel J. Rosenfeld.
Washington, May 1^6. cover title, 51 p. il. 3 pi. 14 p. of pi. 4° (Technical
note 10.-)1.) [Proce.ssed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1051

Plates {metal). Clamped long rectangular plate under combined axial load and
normal pressure [with list of references] ; by Ruth M. WooUey, Josephine N.
Corrick, and Samuel Levy. Washington, June 1946. cover title, 14 leaves,
3 pi. 4° (Technical note 1047.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1047

StaMlity. Wind-tunnel investigation of effect of canopies on directional stability
characteristics of single-engine airplane model ; by Robert MacLachlan and
Joseph Levitt. Washington, Mav 1946. cover title, 9 p. 6 pi. 24 p. of pi. 4°
(Technical note 1052.) [Proces.sed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1052

Stresses around large cut-outs in torsion boxes [with list of references] : by Paul
Kuhn and Edwin M. Moggio. Washington, May 1946. cover title, 20 p. il. 18 p.
of pi. 4° (Technical note 1066.) [Processed.] t Y 3. N 21/5 : 6/1066

Tail surfaces. Tests of full-scale horizontal tail surface in Langley l(>-foot high-
speed tunnel [with list of references] ; by Carl F. Schueller, Peter F. Kory-
cinski and H. Kurt Strass. Washington, Mav 1946. cover title. 24 p. 5 pi. 32 p.
of pi. 4" (Technical note 1074.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5: 6/1074

Wing.'<. Lifting-surface-theory results for thin elliptic wings of aspect ratio 3
with chordwise loadings corresponding to 0.5-chord plain flap and to parabolic-
arc camber [with list of references] ; by Stewart M. Crandall. Washington,
Mav 194(). cover title, 10 p. 11 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1064.) [Proc-
essed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1064

Yaw (airrraft). Summary iind analysis of data on damping in yaw and pitch
for number of airplane models [with list of references] ; by William E. Cotter,
jr. Wa.shington, Mav 1946. cover title, 22 p. il. 25 p. of pi 4° (Technical note
1080.) [Processed.]' t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/lOSO

NATIONAL ARCHIVES

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NATIONAL HOUSING AGENCY

Functions. National Housing Agency and Office of National Housing Expediter
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FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK ADMINISTRATION

Federal home loan bank revieiv, Washington, D. C, Jan.-May 1946; v. 12, no. 4-8
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FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION

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Decisions and orders of National Labor Relations Board, v. 64, Oct. lO-Dec. 27,

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Report. 10th annual report of National Labor Relations Board, fiscal year 1945.

1946. vi+112 p. 11. • Paper, ii'ic. • Item 842

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Casmilties. State summary of casualties: Indiana; [compiled Apr. 1M6, by
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Same : Iowa ; [compiled Apr. 1946, by Casualty Section, Office of Public

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Same: Louisiana; [compiled May 1946, Casualty Section, Office of Public

Information]. 1946. [2]+38p. 4° * Paper, 15c. • Item 857 N1.34:L93

Same: Maine: [compiled Apr. 1946 by Casualty Section, Office of Public

Information]. 1946. [2] +16 p. 4° * Paper, 10c. • Item 857 N1.34:M28

Same : Maryland ; [compiled May 194& by Casualty Section, Office of

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N 1.34 : M 69i

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Same: New Mexico; [compiled Apr. 1946 by Casualty Section. Office of

Public Information]. 1946. [2] +11 p. 4° * Paper, 10c. • Item 857

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Safety review, v. 3, no. 1-6; Jan.-.Tune 1946. [1946.] Each 24 p. il. 4° [Monthly.
Printed and processed.] t N 1.33 : 3/1-6

MEDICINE AND SURGERY BUREAU

Hospital Corps quarterly [supplement to United States naval medical bulletin,
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Naval medieal bnllctin. United States naval medical bulletin, v. 46, no. 1-6;
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Rehnhilitation. Rehabilitation at U. S. naval hospital, Philadelphia [articles],
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35c., included in subscription price of United States naval medical bulletin.

N 10.11/1 : Supp.

Rehabilitation of amputee by Navy: [articles]. [1946.] [l]+22 p. il.

[Text and another illustration on p. 1 and 2 of cover. From United States
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Mail. Instructions for handling mail, app. 4 to Conimiuiicatioii instructions, 1944.
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Altitude. Tables of computed altitude and azimuth: v. 9, Latitudes 80° to 89°.
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Australia. 1946 supplement to Hydrographic Office publication 169, Australia
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toJan. 1,1^6. 1946. [1] +79 leaves, t • Item 867 N 6.8 : 169/930-17

Collisions at sea. Rules to prevent collisions of vessels and pilot rules for certain
inland waters of Atlantic and Pacific coasts and of coast of Gulf of Mexico.
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pamphlet of Mar. 15, 1946.] f
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Hiidrographic bulletin, no. 2939-64; Jan. 5- June 29, 1946. [1946.] Each 1 p.
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Hijdropac message summary, contains all hydropacs in effect Mar. 1-May, 1946.
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Japan. 1946 supplement to Hydrographic OflSce publication 123B, Sailing direc-
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19, 1943) to Jan. 1, 1946. 1946. [l]-f28 leaves, t • Item 867

N 6.8 : 123B/&43-1

Med,iterranean Sea. 1946 supplement to Hydrographic Office publication 152,
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Notices to mariners. Notice to mariners, no. 1-25; Jan. iVJune 22, 1946. [1946.]
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South America. 1946 supplement to Hydrographic Office publication 172, Sail-
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Chart f!

Pilot chdits. Pilot cliart of Central American waters. Feb.-July 1946; no. 3500.
Scale 1° long=0.7 in. Washington, D. C, Dec. 16-May 16, l!)45-46. Each
23X3n in. (Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the
Weather Bureau.] t lOc each. N 6.24 : 946/2-7

XoTK.- Sdiiu' iiiecluuiical and sraphii-al navijiation devises, on reverse of Feb. issue;
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bert Riehl and Robert J. Shaffer on reverse of May issue ; DiaKram.s for solving navi-
gational i)rohlenis on reverse of June issue : Radio bearing conversion table on reverse
of July issue.

Pilot chart of Indian Ocean, Fob.-July 194t>; no. 2603. Scale 1° long.

=0.2 in. Washington. I). C. Dec. Ki, 194ri-May 16. 1940. Each 22X31 in.
fMonthlv. Certain portions of the data are furnished by tlie Weather Bureau.!
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28, 1946, on reverse of June and July issues respectively.

Pilot chart of south Atlantic Ocean, Mar.-May to June-Aug. 1946: no.

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Note. — Ships' aneroid barometers and their errors : by Willis Edwin Hurd. on reverse
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Pilot chart of south Pacific Ocean. Mar.-May to Junt^Aug. 1946; no. 2601.

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L. C. card 46-26512 N 17.25 : M 56/2/946

Printer 3c & 2c; prepared by Standards and Curriculum Division, Training. Edi-
tion of 1946. li>46. vi+[l]+157 p. il. 12" (Navy training courses.) * Paper,
30c. • Item 907
L. C. card 46-26386 N 17.25 : P 93/946

Steuxtrd and cook 3c «& 2c ; prepared by Standards and Curriculum Division, Train-
ing. Edition of 1946. 1946. v-f[l]+201 p. il. 12*" (Navy training courses.)

* Paper, 35c.

L. C. card 46-26388 N 17.25 : St 4/5/946

Training hulletin NavPers 14938-942; Jan. 15-May 15, 1946. [1946.] various
paging, il. 4" ([Training.]) [Moiitlily.] f N 17.33: 38-42

NAVAL ACADEMY

Nui^al Academy, Aniiaixtlis. Regulations governing admission of candidates into
Naval Academy as midsliipmen and Sample examination questions, June 1946.
1946. iv-(-59 p. t • Item 888

L. C. card 7-32069 N 12.7 : 946

SHIPS BUREAU

Finances. Bureau of Ships manual: chap. 3, Finances; Sept. 1, 1945. [Revised
Aug. 1945.] [1945.] [2]-|-9 p. [Issued in loose-leaf form.] t

N 29.13 : 3/945

Oas turhinc gas charts [with list of references ; prepared by A. Amorosi]. [1945.]
cover title, 1-331 1-|- 35-77 p. il. oblong 8° (Research memorandum 6—14; Re-
search and Standards Branch.) [More than half of the pages are blank.]

* Paper, 35c. N 29.2 : G 21/5

Impedance and admittance diagrams for transmission lines and wave guides
[with bibliography] ; prepared by Radiation Laboratory, Massachusetts Insti-
tute of Technology. 1944. v-(-41p. il. 2pl. [No longer restricted.] * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card 46-26511 N 29.2 : T 68

Loran handbook for shipboard operators [with Reference list of other publica-
tions]. July 1, 1044. ix+49-|-I19 p. il. 4° [Manuscript corrections. A proc-
essed Errata sheet, 1 p., also issued.] * Paper, 30c.
L. C. card 46^26509 N 29.6 : L 88

Timing circuits: prepared by Naval Training School (Radar) M. I. T. [1945.]
iii+68 p. il. [No longer confidential.] * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card 46-26508 N 29.2 : C 49

Welding. General specifications, app. 5, Specifications for welding: pt. 2, Spe-
cial treatment and nickel, 3% min., steels and armor, for vessels of Navy.
Edition of June 1942. 1942. iv+16 p. il. * Paper, 10c. N 29.8 : 5/942/pt.2

SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAU

Accounting nnmhera. List of accounting numbers for ships and stations, Navy,
1946 edition, Change 7, pt. 1; Apr. 1, 1946. [1946.] iv p. [Accompanied by
reprints of pages (with changes) to be inserted in the Manual.] t

N 20.2 : Ac 2/946/pt.l/ch.7

Government .supplies. Index of specifications used by Navy Department; pt. 1,
Navy Department specifications, Joint Army-Navy specifications. Federal speci-
fications used for Navy purchases, Bureau (INT) specifications. Jan. 2 and
Apr. 1, 1946; (revised to Dec. 15. 1945 and Mar. 15. 1946). 1946. vi+225 p.
and vi4-228 p. 12" [Quarterly. Issued with perforations.] t

N 20.6/3 : 946/1,2/pt.l

Same: pt. 4, Joint Army-Navy specifications, Oct. 1, 1945; (corrected to

Sept. 15, 1945). 1945. Iii-fl6 p. 12" [Quarterlv. Issued with perfora-
tions, t N 20.6/3 : 945/4/pt.4

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816 Government Publications

Oovemment supplies — Continued.

Same, Jan. 1 and Apr. 1, 1946; (corrected to Dec. 12, 1945 and Mar. 15, 1946.)

194(5. iii+L'O p. and iii+21 p. 12° [Quarterly. Issued with iMM-f orations.] t

N 20.6/8 :iM6/l,2/pt.4

Joint Army-Navy specification: Cases, shipping, IG-mm motion-picture

safety film; Mar. 28, 1946. [1946.] 14 p. il. 12" (JAN-C-307.) t

N 20.23 : JAN-C-307
Note. — Tliis and the following instructions anil specifications are issued with per-
forations for insertion in loose-leaf binders.

Same: Cases, shipping, 35-mm motion-picture safety film; Mar. 28, 1946.

[1946.] 10 p. il. 12° (JAN-C-308.) t N 20.23 : JAN-C-308

Same: Cloth, cotton, albert-twill, n-ouiue ; Feb. 28, 1946. [1946.] 8 p. 12°

( JAN-C-302. ) t N 20.23 : JAN-C-302

Same: Cloth, cotton, silesia ; Apr. 11, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12° (JAN-C-

326. ) t N 20.23 : JAN-C-326

Same: Cloth, cotton, twill, 5-ounce; Mar. 28, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12°

( J AN-C-304. ) t N 20.23 : J AN-C-304

Same: Cloth, cotton, uniform-twill; Feb. 27, 1946. [1946.] 8 p. 12°

( JAN-C-298. ) t N 20.23 : JAN-C-298

Same: Cloth, cotton, worsted-spun-hair-filling; Feb. 27, 1946. [1946.] 8 p.

12° (JAN-C-297.) t N 20.23 : JAN-C-297

Same: Kits, first-aid, aeronautic; Mar. 21, 1940. [1946.] 9 p. 12° (JAN-

K-303.) t N 20.23 : JAN-K-303

Same: Packaging and packing for overseas .shipment, barier-materials,

waterproof, flexible, amdt. 1; Feb. 28, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. 12° (JAN-P-12r>
[amdt. 1]. ) t N 20.23 : JAN-P-125/amdt.l.

• Same: Plastic-materials, anti-electrostatic, clear, transparent (for indi-
cating-instrument windows) ; Feb. 25, 1946. [1946.] 20 p. il. 12° (JAN-P-
80.) t N 20.23 : Jan-P-80

Navy Department specification : Bars, mosquito ; Apr. 1, 1946. [1946.] 4 p.

12° (27B16.) t N 20.6/2 : 27 B 16

Same: Blotters, hand, wood or fJlastic; May 15, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. 12°

(53B7a.) [Supersedes 53B7, July 1, 1929.] t N 20.6/2 : 53 B 7a

Same: Boilers, coffee; Apr. 15, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. il. 12° (64B4f.)

[Supersedes 64B4e, Mar. 1, 1943.] f N 20.6/2 : 64 B 4f

Same: Bronze, castings, ornamental; May 15, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 12°

(46I?24e.) [Supersedes 46P.24d. Feb. 2, 1942.] t N 20.6/2 : 46 B 24e

Same: Cobbler-shop-equipment; May 15, 1946. [1946.] 15 p. 12"

(66C12.) t N 20.6/2 : 66 C 12

Same: Comptnmd, cyanide; Apr. 1. 1946. [1946.] [2] p. 12° (51 C 15a.)

[Supersedes 51C15, Apr. 1, 1924.] t N 20.6/2 : 51 C 15a

Same: Crucibles and covers (for foundry use) ; May 1, 1946. 1946. 1 p.

12° (oOClk.) t N 20.6/2: 50 C Ik

Same: Flashlights, electric, hand; May 1, 1946. [1946.] 19-1- [2] p. il. 12°

(17F7C.) [Supersedes 17F7b. Aus. 1, 1934.] t N 20.6/2 : 17 F 7c

Same: Furnaces, crucible, tilting (shipboard use) ; Apr. 1, 1946. [1946.]

5 p. 12° (50F3a.) [Supersedes 50F3, July 1, 1938.] f N 20.6/2 : 50 F 3a

Same: Gloves, synthetic-rubber; Apr. 1, 1[M6. [1946.] 9 p. il. 32"

(37G2d. ) [Supersedes 37G2c, Mar. 1, 1941.] f N 20.6/2 : 37 G 2d

Same: Goggles, combustion; Apr. 1946. [1946.] 9 p. il. 12° (37G13a.)

[Supersedes 37G13, Feb. 1, 1939.] t N 20.6/2 : 37 G 13a

Same: Machines, armature-banding and commutator-conditioning, motor-
driven ; Apr. 15, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 12° (40M13.) t N 20.6/2 : 40 M 13

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 817

Government supplies — CoutinuecT.

Same : Machines, nieat-bone-arul-fish-cutting, electrically operated ; Apr. 1,

1946. L194U.J (ip. 12" (U5iM13.) ISuperscdt's (il.MU. Feb. 1, 1!)30. ) t

N -20.6/2 : 6G M 13

Same: Machines, sewing; Apr. 10, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. 12° (66m6g.)

[Supersedes 66Muf, Apr. 2, 1U45. J t N 20.0/2 : C6m6g

Same: filethanol ; Apr. 1, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. il. 12° (51M7.) t

N 20.0/2 : 51 M 7

Same: Paint, antifonliiig (for low-speed, wood-bottom boats) (formula no.

lOx) ; Apr. 1, 1946. [1946. J 7 p. 12" (52P61.) t N 20.6/2 : 52 P 61

Same: Paper, carbon, direct-process-duplicating; May 15, 1946. [1946.]

4 p. 12" (53P19d.) [Supersedes53P19c, Nov. 1,1944.] t N 20.6/2 : 53 P 19 d

Same: Rectifiers, metallic-cell; Apr. 15, 1946. [1946.] 21 p. il. 12°

(17R10.) t N2;).6/2:17R10

Same: Soap, built, high-titer, powdered; Apr. 1, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. 12"

(51S50.) t N 20.6/2:518 50

Same: Spyglasses, ofRcer-of-the-deck, 10-power; Apr. 15, 1946. [1946.]

7 p. il. 12" (18S22. ) t N 20.6/2 : 18 S 22

Same: Steel, staybolt (boiler) ; May 1, 1946. 1940. 1 p. 12" (46'^inc.) t

N 10.6/2 : 46 S 19 c

— — Same: Welding-outfits, electric, spot (shipboard use) ; Apr. 15, 1946. [1946.]
12 p. 12" (17W3.) t N 20.6/2 : 17 W 3

Same: Zinc, plates, rods, sheets, and strips; Apr. 1, 1946. [1946.] 8 p. il.

12° (47Z0c.) [Supersedes 47Z6b, Nov. 1,1939.] t N 20.6/2 : 47 Z 6 c

Navii shipping guide. Change 53, Navy shipping guide [1941], pt. 1 ; June 1, 1946.
[19 '6.] 1 p. [Acconipaniod liy reprints of certain pages (with ciianc^es) to
be inserted in the Navy shipping guide.] t N 20.17/2 : 53/pt. 1

Same, pt. 2; June 1, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. [Accompanied by reprints of

certain pages (with changes) to be inserted in the Navy shipping guide.] f

N 20.17/2 : 53/pt. 2

Travel instructions. Change 19, U. S. Navy travel instructions; Mar. 1, 1946.
[1946.] 1 p. [Accompanied by reprints of cei'tain pi'ges (with changes) to be
inserted in U. S. Navy travel instructions, 1936.] $ N -0.13 : T (i9/2/936/ch. 19

PAN AMERICAN SANITARY BUREAU

Boletin de\a Oficina Sanitaria Panamericana (P.ulletin of Pan American Sanitary
Bureau), ann (vol.) 24, no. 10 and 11; ootubre (October) and novieinbre
(November) 1945. Washington, D. C. [1946]. cover titles. [4] +86:1-1050 p.
il. [Monthly. Articles appear in Spanish, Portuguese, French, or English.] t

PAS 1.3: 24/10,11

Vital statistics. Informe epidemiologico mensual. Monthly epidemiological re-
port, enero (Jan.)-marzo (Mar.), 1946; v. 3; no. 1-3. [1946.] various pag-
ing, 4° [Processed. Spanish and English. Formerly Informe mensual, bio-
estadistica-epidemiologia, Monthly report, biostatlstics-epidemiologv.] t

PAS 1.8 : 3/1-3

PAN AMERICAN UNION

Note. — The Pan American Union sells its own illustrated monthly Bulletin, booklets, and
other publications, at iirices ranjiing from 5c. to $2.00. The price of anv edition of the
Bulletin is 15c. a single copy, the English edition is $1..50 a vear, tlie Spanish edition .^l.OO
a year, the Portuguese edition .$l.(iO a year ; there is an additional cliarKe of 75c, a vear
on each edition for countries outside the Pan American Union. Address tlie Pan American
Union, Washington, D. C.

Art. Colonial art in Bahia. [1946.] [l]-fl2 p. il. [From Bulletin of Pan
American Union, Jan. 1946.] t Paper, 10c. PA 1.6/a : Ar 75

• Sent to Depository Libraries

702587 — 46— No. 618 9

§13 Government Publications

Books. Pan American book shelf, v. S, no. 11-12, Nov.-Dec. 1945. [1^5.] cover
title, [4] +257-527 p. 4° [Monthly. ProcesseS. Numbers 11 and 12 are issued
as one publication. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t Paper, $1.00 a yr.
L. C. card 39-20457 PA 1.47 : 8A1-12

Same, v. 9, no. 1-6 ; Jan.-June 1046. [1940.] cover titles, [Ixvii] +1-141 p.

4» PA 1.47 : 9/1-6

Bulletin {English edition). Bulletin of Pan American Union, Jan.-June 1946;
[V. SO, no. 1-0]. [1940.] cover titles, [24] +1-300 p. il. [Monthly. Text and
other illustrations on p. 2-4 of covers.] For price see note above under center
head. • Item 922
L. C. card 8-30907 . PA 1.0 : e 80/1-6

Same. (H. doc. 410, pt. 1-0, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

(Portuguese edition). Boletim da Uniao Panamericana, janeiro-junho,

1946; [V. 48, no. 1-6]. [1940.] cover titles, [24] +1-312 p. il. [Monthly.
Text and illustrations on p. 1-4 of covers.] For price, see note above under
center head.

L. C. card 11-27014 PA 1.6 : p 48/1-6

(Spanish edition.) Boletin de la Union Panamericana, enero-junio 1940;

[v. 80, no. 1-6]. [1946.] cover titles, [24] +1-368 p. il. [Monthly.] For
price, see note above under center head.

L. C. card 12-12555 PA 1.6 : s 80/1-6

Commercial Pan America. Commercial Pan America, monthly review of com-
merce and finance, Dec. 1945 ; v. 14, no. 12. 1945. [4] +43 leaves, il. 4° [Proc-
essed. Title is: Victory minerals of Mexico.] f Paper, 10c. per mo., $1.00 a
yr. (either English or Spanish edition) ; foreign subscription, $1.25.
L. C. card PA 38-8 PA 1.45 : el4/12

Same, Spanish. 1945. [4] +45 leaves, il. 4° [Processed.]

PA 1.45 : S14/12

Same, Jan.-Feb. 1946; v. 15, nos. 1 and 2. 1946. [3] +21 leaves, 4°

[Processed. Two numbers issued as one publication. Title is : Inflation and
deflation factors in Latin America, wartime and postwar.] PA 1.45 : el5/l&2

Same, Spanish. 1946. [3] +1-24 leaves, 4° [Processed.]

PA 1.45 : S15/1 & 2

Same, Mar.-Apr. 1946 ; V. 15, no.s. 3 and 4. 1946. [3] +47 leaves, 4 pi. 4°

[Processed. Two numbers issued as one publication. Title is : Mexican pe-
troleum. ] PA 1.45 : el5/3, 4

Same, Spanish. 1946. [4] +25-75 leaves, 4 pi. 4" [Processed.]

PA 1.45 : S15/3, 4

Education. Importance du diagnostic en education ; [par] Margaret Hall. Wash-
ington, D. C, 1945. [2] +14 p. t PA 1.13/2 :D54

La renovacion del liceo chileno. Washington, D. C, 1945. cover title,

[2] +22 p. (Educaci6n no. 130.) f Paper, 10c. PA 1.13 : sl30

Housing. Provisional directory of housing & planning agencies, United States.
Latin America. Washington, D. C, May 1946. cover title, [2] +25 leaves, 4°
[Processed.] t PA 1.2 : H 81/2/946

Inter-America n Conference for Maintenance of Continental Peace and Security.
Inter-American Conference for Maintenance of Continental Peace and Security,
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Washington, D. C, 1940. [3] +143 leaves, 4° [Proc-
essed.] t Paper, 50c.
L. C. card 46-26378 PA 1.2 : In 8/12

1. Report of Committee of Governing Board of Pan American Union presented at session

of jStuy 22, 1946 : 1, Anal.vsls of projects, 2, Comparative compilation of projects.

2. Projects and proposals submitted b.v respective Governments.

Same. Spanish. Washington, 1946. [3] +149 leaves, 4° [Processed.]

t Paper, 50c. PA 1.2 : In 8/12/Spanish

Panorama, record of inter-American cultural events, no. 27; Apr. 1946. [1943.]
cover title, [l]+54 leaves, 4° [Processed.] t Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 42-38393 PA 1.53 : 27

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 819

PANAMA CANAL

Note. — Although The Panama Canal makes its reports to, and Is under the supervision
of, the Secretary of War, it is not a part of the War Department.

Motor boats. International rult's of the road, United States inland rules and
Panama Canal rules and regulations applicable to motor boats opei-ating in
Canal Zone waters. Panama Canal Press, Mount Hope, C. Z., 1946. 16 p. 11.
24° t W 79.2 : M 85/2/946

• GOVERNOR

Report. Annual report of governor of The Panama Canal, fiscal year 1942. 1946.
vi + 188 p. [Includes shipping statistics omitted from 1941 report.] * Paper,
30c. • Item 1183
L. C. card 15-26761 W 79.1 : 942

Same. (H. doc. 413, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Annual report of governor of The Panama Canal, fiscal year 1943. 1946.

vli + 157 p. * Paper, 30c. • Item 1183 W 79.1 : 943

Same. (H. doc. 414, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT

Appropriations for and legislation concerning Post Office Department and postal
service (79th Congress, 1st session), fiscal year 1946. [1946.j [1] +111+137 p.
t • Item 925
L. C. card 10-35974 P 1.20 : 946

Postal laws. Amendments to Postal laws and regulations [of United States],
edition of 1940, Inserts 357-422; Aug. 11, 1945 [-Mar. 8, 1940]. [1946.] 11
leaves, narrow f" [Reprinted from Postal bulletins, Aug. 14, 1945-Mar. 12,
1946.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 927 P 1.11/2 : 940/357-422

Postage sta)}ips. Description of United States postage stamps Issued by Post Office
Department, July 1, 1847-IMar. 31, 1946. 1946. lli+158 p. il. (3d Assistant
Postmaster General; Stamps Division.) * Paper, 30c. • Item 933
L. C. card 46-26507 P 4.10 : 946

Postal guide. United States official postal guide: Quarterly supplement to pts. 1
and 2, 6th series, v. 1, nos. 3 and 4 ; Jan. and Feb. 1946. [1946.] [2] +60+ [1] p.
and [2] +67+ [2] p. [Includes Changes 1-8 affecting United States official
postal guide for 1941, pt. 1, and Changes 284-309 affecting United States official
po.stal guide for 1941, pt. 2; also amendments (Inserts 369-422) to I'ostal Laws
and regulations of United States, edition of 1940. Part of the pages are printed
on one side only.] * Paper, 15c. single copy (7 quarterly numbers, Oct. 194.5-Apr.
1947), $1.00.
L. C. card 4-18254 P 1.10/1 : 945/3,4

Po.'itul htiUetiii, V. 67, no. 18888-940 ; Jan. 4-June 27, 1946. [1946.] various paging,
t" [Published Tuesday and Thursday, except legal holidays.] * Paper, 5c.
single copy, $1.50 a yr.
L. C. card (>-5810 P 1.3 : 67

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE

Mail routes. Schedule of mail routes, no. 326, IMay 23, 1946, 1st division, Railway
Mail Service, comprising Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island and Connecticut. [Boston, Mass., P. O., May 23, 1946.] 144 p.
narrow 8° t P 10.12/1 : 326

Schedule of mail routes, no. 472. :May 17, 1946, 2d division. Railway Mail

Service, comprising New York, New Jersey, Delaware, eastern shore of Mary-
land, Accomac and Northampton counties, Va. L. Middleditch Co., New York
[May 17, 1946.] cover title, 186 p. narrow S" [Calendar on p. 4 of cover.] t

P 10.12/2 : 472

• Sent to Depository Libraries

g20 Government Publications

Mail routes — Continued.

Schedule of mail routes, no. 548, June 1, lt)46, 5th division. Railway Mail

Service, comprising Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. Roessler Bros., Inc., Cin-
cinnati, O.. June 1. 1!)4G. 168 p. narrow 8° t P 10.12/5 : 548

Schedule of mail routes, no. 577, June 10, 1946, 9th division, Railway Mail

Service, comprising lower peninsula of Michigan, main line of New York Central
R. R. between New York, N. Y., and Chicago, 111., and collateral lines that may be
designated. A. S. Oilman, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio, [June 10, 1946]. 116 p. narrow
8° t P 10.12/9 : 577

TOPOGRAPHY DIVISION

Note. — The Division of Topography has on file maps showing all roads used by the rural
free delivery mail service. Rural delivery routes are sliown in detail on county or local
maps which", with a few e-\cei)tions. are drawn to the scale of 1 : 62.. 500 or 1 : G3,360 (1 mile
to the inch). Maps of more than 1.600 counties in the United States have been prepared by
the Post Office Department and contact prints, made from the original maps on file are sold
for 50 cents per cojiy. Each county map sliows in addition to the roads traveled by rural
carriers, all post offices within the county and all other roads, houses, schools, and churches
known at the time the nuip was ori^'inally drawn, totiether with an outline of the drainage.
A list of the county maps on file will be furnished upon application to the Superintendent,
Division of Finance, Post Office Department. Washington 23. D. C. Rural delivery routes
emanating from post offices in counties for which county maps have not been drawn are
shown on local maps. Contact prints of such maps are sold at 2.5 cents each. Orders for
all postal maps should lie accompanied by money order and adilressed to the Superintendent,
Division of Finance, Post Office Department, Washington 2.5. D. C. Rural delivery maps
should not be confused with the State post route maps which are listed in the Monthly
catalog for Jan. 1946, page 113.

PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES

Note. — The functions and duties of the Executive Office of the President were established
by Executive order of Sept. 8. 1939. The principal divisions at present are as follows : The
White House Office, the Bureau of the Budget, the Liaison Office for Personnel Manage-
ment, and the Office for Emergency Management.

For information relating to the issuance of Executive orders and Proclamations of the
President see, below, note under Executive orders.

Borell, Charles B. Charles B. Borell, message returning without approval bill
(H. R. 4716) for relief of Charles B. Borell. June 17, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc.
G67, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Cahitiet Comtnittee on Palestine and Related Problems. Establishing Cabinet
Committee on Palestine and Related Problems. June 11, 1946. (Executive
order 9735.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11,
no. 115, June 13, 1946, p. 6481, 6483.]

Civil sei'viee. Authorizing certification for probational appointment of certain
classes of jjersons. June 4, 1946. (Executive order 9733.) [Not issued sep-
arately. Approved in Federal register, v. 11, no. 110, June 6, 1946, p. 6127.]

Coconut oil. Suspension of additional processing tax on certain coconut oil, proc-
lamation. .Tune 27, 1946. (Proclamation 2693.) [Not issued separately.
Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 127, June 29, 1946, p. 7255.]

Ervergeneij Boards. Creating Emergency Board to investigate dispute between
Hudson «& Manhattan Railroad Company and certain of its employees. May
29,1946. (Executive order 9731.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Fed-
eral register, v. 11, no. 107, June 1, 1946, p. 5893, 5895.]

Executive orders.

Note. — The Federal register act (49 Stat. 500 as amended : 44 U. S. C, and supp.
301 et seq.) provides in see. 5 as follows : There shall be published in the Federal register
all Presidential Proclamations and Executive orders, except such as have no general
applicability and legal effect or are effective only against Federal agencies or persons in
their capacity as officers, agents, or employees thereof.

Those Executive orders and Proclamations published in the Federal register will not
be issued separately, but title entries for such Executive orders and Proclamations, with
reference to the Federal register, appear above and below.

The distribution of Executive orders and Proclamations was transferred beginning
Mar. 12, 1936. from the Department of State to the Division of the Federal Register.
National Archives. Free distribution will he only to appropriate asrencies of the Gov-
ernment. The Federal recister will be sold by the Superintendent of Documents, Govern-
ment Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C, on a subscription basis of $1.50 per month or
$15.00 per year.

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 821

Flag Day, 194G, proclamation [designatins June 14, 1946, as Flag Day]. May
29, 1946. (Proclamation 2602.) [Not i.ssued separately. Appeared in Fed-
eral register, v. 11, no. 107, June 1, 1946, p. 5893.]

Government officials and employees. Prescribing regulations governing payment
of expenses of transportation of civilian otHcers and employees transferred
incident to return of departmental functions to seat of Government. June 20,

1946. (Executive ox'der 9739.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal
register, v. 11, no. 122, jYiue 22, 1946, p. 6957.]

Regulations governing payment of expenses of transportation of imme-
diate families of civilian oliicers and employees of the Goveriunent, liscal year,

1947. June 26, 1946. (Executive order 9743.) [Not issued separately. Ap-
peared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 126, June 28, 1946, p. 7179.]

Johnson, John G. John G. Johnson, message returning without approval hill
(H. R. 2579) for relief of John G. Johnson. June 17, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 668,
79th Conj,. 23. sess.) f

Labor disputes. Federal mediation act of 1946, message returning without ap-
proval bill (H. R. 4908) to provide additional facilities for mediation of labor
disputes, and for other purposes. June 11, 1946. 17 p. (H. doc. 6.j1, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) [H. R. 4908 creates the Federal Mediation Board and transfers
to the Board the functions of the Conciliation Service. It also makes criminal
any interference with transportation of perishable farm products.] t

Labor legislation essential to welfare of the country, message transmitting request
for immediate enactment of labor legislation which is essential to welfare of the
country. May 25, 1946. 4 p. (H. doc. 612, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26418

Monongahcla Connecting Railroad. Possession, control, and operation of trans-
portation system, plants, and facilities of Monongahcla Connecting Railroad
Company. June 14, 1946. (Executive order 9736.) [Not issued separately.
Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 118, June 18, 1946, p. 6661, 6663.]

Office of Director of Liquidation. Termination of Office of Director of Liquida-
tion. June 27, 1946. (Executive order 9744.) [Not issued .«:cparately. Ap-
peared in Federal Register, v. 11, no. 127, June 29, 1946, p. 7255.]

Oil and Gas Division. Relating to administration of act of Feb. 22, 1935, as
amended. June 3, 1946. (Executive order 9732.) [This order changes name
of Petroleum Conservation Division authorized by Executive order 7756 of Dec.
1, 1937, to Oil and Gas Division. Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal
register, v. 11, no. 108, June 4, 1948, p. 5985.]

Panama Canal. Amendment of Executive order 1888 of Feb. 2, 1914, as amended,
relating to conditions of employment in service of Panama Canal and Panama
Railroad Comi)any on Isthmus of Panama. June 20. 1946. (Executive ordin-
9740.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 123,
June 25, 1946, p. 7029, 7031.]

President's Certificate of Merit [establishment]. June 6, 1946. (Executive or-
der 9734.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 112,
June 8, 1946, p. 6225.]

Prisoners of war. Promotion of personnel of Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast
Guard who were prisoners of war, veto message returning without approval
bill (S. 1805) to authorize promotion of personnel of Navy, Marine Corps, and
Coast Guard who were prisoners of war. June 14, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946.
2 p. (S. doc. 205, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Prisons Bureau. Restricting competition in examination for position of correc-
tional officer under Bureau of Pri.sons, Department of Justice. June 19, 1946.
(Executive order 9738.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal regis-
ter, V. 11, no. IL'I, June 21, 1946, p. 6901.]

Quetico-Supcrior Committee. Extending existence of Quetico-Superior Commit-
tee, created by Executive order 67S3 of June 30, 1934. June 25, 1946. (Execu-
tive order 9741.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11,
no. 125, June 27, 1946, p. 7125.]

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J'rovl<nnationK.

Note. — For inforuuitioii concerning the issuance of Executive orders and Proclama-
tions, see above, note under the subhead Executive orders.

J'i((/(/l(s, Ferris A. Relief of Ferris Rngglos, veto message returning without
approval bill (S. 15G3) for relief of Ferris Kuggles. June 4, legislative day
Mar. 5, l!)4t). 3 p. (S. doc. 200. 79tli Cong. 2d sess.) f

Sdiimlvrs Memorial Hospital. Claim of board of trustees of Saunders Memorial
H()si)ital, veto message returning without approval bill (S. 1932) conferring
jiiri.sdiclion upon district court for eastern district of South Carolina to hear,
ileterniine, and render judgment upon claim of board of trustees of Saunders
Memorial Hospital. June 3, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. doc. 198,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Stuhr, Leo. Relief of Leo Stuhr, veto message returning without approval bill
(S. 1004). June 3, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. doc. 199, 79th Cong.

2d sess.) t

Wages. Revoking sec. 3 of Executive order 9328 of Apr. 8, 1943, relating to
stabilization of wages, prices, and salaries. June 17, 1946. (Executive order
9737.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 119,
June 19, 1946, p. 6747.]

War Reloeation Authoriti/. Termination and liquidation of War Relocation
Authority. June 25, 1940. (Executive order 9742.) [Not issued separately.
Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 125, June 27, 1946, p. 7125.]

BUDGET BUREAU

Alien Property Custodian Office. Providing for administrative expenses for Office
of Alien Property Custodian, [budget] fiscal year 1947. May 29, 1946. 6 p.
(H. doc. 625, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Ayiimal Industry Bureau. Supplemental estimate of appropriation for Depart-
ment of Agriculture, fiscal year 1947 [for Bureau of Animal Industry, for con-
trol of cattle fever tick in Florida]. June 13, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 662, 79th
Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Appropriations. Budget of United States Government, fiscal year 1947, coriwra-
tion supplement. 1946. 444 p. 4° * Paper, $1.25. • Item 948
L. C. card 21-27488 Pr 33.107 : 947/supp.

Same. (H. doc. 541, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Proposed rescissions and provisions pursuant to provisions of 2d deficiency

appropriation act, [fiscal year] 1944. June 10, 1946. 13 p. (H. doc. &45, 79th
Cong. 1st sess.) t

Census Bureau. Draft of proposed provision pertaining to existing appropria-
tion for Department of Commerce, fiscal year 1947 [for Bureau of Census, to
continue availability of appropriations for census of agriculture.] June 4, 1946.
2 p. (H. doc. 633, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Civilian Production Administration. Budget for Civilian Production Administra-
tion, fiscal year 1947. May 23, 1946. 13 p. (H. doc. 607, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Coast Guard. Supiilemental estimate, Coast Guard, Treasury Department, fiscal
year 1947. May 27. legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. ( S. doc. 193, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) [Corrected print.] f

Suiiplemental estimate of appropi-iation for Coast Guard, Treasury De-
partment, fiscal year 1940 [for retired pay, former Lighthouse Service em-
ployees]. June 13, 1946. 2 p. (II. doc. 660, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Defense Transportation Office. Budget for Office of Defense Transportation, fiscal
year 1947. May 28, 1946. 6 p. (H. doc. 621, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

District of Columbia. Deficiency estimates of appropriation and supplemental
estimate of appropriation for District of Columbia, fiscal year 1947. May 31,
1946. 3 p. (H. doc. 630, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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District of Columbia— Continuea. , ,. ^ , -.m^- Tvr,,r ^1

. - Supplemental estiiuates, District of Columbia, fiscal year VMb. May di,

legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. doc. 195, 79th Cong. 2cl sess.) t

Economic Stabilization Office. Budget for Office of Economic Stabilizat|on, fiscal
year 1947. June 11, 1946. 4 p. (H. doc. 652, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) ,

Ennineer Corps, Army. Supplemental estimate of appropriation for War Depart-
ment [for Corps of Engineers], fiscal year 1946, to re^nain available until
expended, for fiood conlrt.l [at LmiisviUe, Ky., and Chattanooga, lenn.].
June 19, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 671, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation. Amendment to 1947 budget of Federal
Farm Mortgage Corporation, Department of Agriculture Lgranting authority
to extend credit for purpose of refinancing loans Pj-eviously m;\f by L=""
Bank Commissioner]. June 6, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 640, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

Federal Public Housing Authority. Proposed provision pertaining to appro-
priat on for National Housing Agency, fiscal year 1947 to make funds avail-
able to Federal Public Housing Authority to expedite l^iy^f i«^, «f ^^^^
ment projects known as Greenbelt, Greendale, and Greenhills]. May 13, 1J46.
2 p. (H. doc. 584, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Government manual. United States Government manual 1946, l^tediHon (re-
vised to May 1). [1946.] vi-f [1]+70S p. il. (Public Inquiries Division
Government Information Service.) [This edition includes the Constitution of
United States with amendments.] * Paper, $1.00. • Item 974 oo nn- qjp

L. C. card 35-26025 . ^^' '^^•^^^' ' -^^^

Interior Department. Supplemental estimates, Department of Interior fi^scal
year 1947. May 24, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. doc. ISS, (9th
Cong. 2d sess.) f

Supplemental estimates. Department of Interior, fiscal year 1947. May 31,

legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 5 p. (S. doc. 194, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) i

Justice Department. Increasing limitation on legal activities and general admin-
istration expenses. Department of Justice, fiscal year 1047 [to provide for pur-
chase of newspapei-s]. June 4, legislative day Mar. 5, 1940. 2 p. (S. doc.
201, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Supplemental estimate of appropriation for Department of Justice, fiscal

year 1946 [for Administrative Division]. May 23, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 606,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Supplemental estimates. Department of Justice, fiscal year 1947, with draft

of proposed provision pertaining to existing appropriation. May 24, legisla-
tive day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. ( S. doc. 187, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) f

Philippine War Damage Commission.^ Supplemental estimates of appropriation
[fiscal year 1947] for Philippine War Damage Commission and Department
of State. June 4, 1946. 3 p. (H. doc. 632, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Post Office Department. Supplemental estimates of appropriation for Post Office
Department, fiscal year 1946. May 24, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 610, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Price Administration Office. Budget for Office of Price Administration, fiscal year
1947. June 12, 1946. 15 p. (H. doc. 653, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Public management sources, v. 1, no. 2-v. 2, no. 12; Aug. 15, 1945-June 15, 1946.
[1945-46.] various paging, 4° [Monthly; semimonthly beginning with v. 2,
Jan. 1946. Processed.] f Pr 33.109 : 1/2-2/12

Scientific Research and Development Office. Budget for Office of Scientific Re-
search and Development, fiscal year 1947. May 28, 1946. 7 p. (H. doc. 619,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Selective Service Sustem. Budget for Selective Service System, fiscal year 1947.
June 6, 1946. 6 p. (H. doc. 641, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Soldiers' Home, District of Columbia. Supplemental estimate of approiiriatibn fot
Soldiers' Home, flsc.il year 104() [to prepare plans for renovation and enlarge-
ment of facilities]. May in, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 585, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Solid Furls AdminiHtration for War- Budget for Solid I'\iels Administration for
War, fiscal year 1!)47. June 14, 1946. 6 p. ( H. doc. 604, 79th Coiig. 2d sess. ) t

Supreme Court. Supplemental estimate, Supreme Court of United States fiscal
year 1947. May 23, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. doc. 186, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Slate Department. Supplemental estimates of appropriation for Department of
State, fiscal year 1947 [for continuing and extending special visa worls in
Europe]. June 4, 1916. 2 p. (H. doc. 631, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

~T^ -Supplemental estimates of appropriation for State Department, fiscal year
1947 [for international obligations]. June 13, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 659, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Surplus property. Supplemental estimate of appropriation for surplus property
eare and handling, fiscal year 1947. June 13, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 658 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Tax Court. Supplemental estimate of appropriation for Tax Court of United
States, fiscal year 1946. June 13, 1946. 2 p. ( H. doc. 661, 79th Cong. 2d sess. )

Treasury Department. Supplemental estimates of appropriation for Treasury
Department, fiscal year 1916. May 27, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 615, 79th Cong. 2(1
sess.) t

Veterans Administration. Proposed provision pertaining to existing appropriation
of \ eterans' Administration, fiv:eal year 1947 [for hospital and domieiliarv facili-
ties]. May 24, 1946. 2 p. (H doc. 611, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Supplemental estimate of appropriation for Veterans' Administration fiscal

year 1946. May 27, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 614, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

M'a)- Assets Administration. Budg-t for War Assets Administration, fiscal year
l.)4/, and general provisions pertaining to OflSee for Emergency Management
June 13, 1946. 30 p. (H. doc. 656, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

War Deportment. Supplemental estimate of appropriations for War Depart-
ment, fiscal year 19'7. for military activities. June 13, 1946. 3 p (H doc
6.J7, 79tli Cong. 2d sess.) f i.- ■ ■

War Mobilization and Reeonversion Offiee. Budget for Ofl5-e of War Mobiliza-
tion and Reconversion, fiscal year 1947. May 28, 1940. 7 p (H doc 620
7yth Cong. 2d sess.) t ^ v ■ ,

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICE

CIVILIAN PRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION

Civilian prodnetion. Monthly report on civilian production, Mar 27-M-iy ''8
1940^: [prepared by] Review and Analysis Staff. [1946.] various paging,'
^'- ^" ' Pr 32.4837 : 946/3-5

Construction. Questions and answers on construction. [1940.] 4 p (Infor-
mation on veterans' housing program order 1.) f Pr 32.4802 : C 76/7

Products d- priorities, supp. 4-9; Jan.-June 1946. [1946.] various paging, il 4°
[Monthly.] * Paper, 5c. each.
L. C. card 43-50901 Pr 32.4813 : 945/9/supp.4-9

Smaller War Plants Corporation. Smaller W\ir Plants Corporation, 21st bi-
monthly report, Oct. 1-Nov. 30. 1945. submitted bv Lawrence [Laurence] F
Arnold, acting general manager. [1943.] [5] +45 leaves, il. 5 tab. 4° [Proc-
es.sed.] T
L. C. ca rd 4.5-35378 Pr 32.4825 : 2l

Sinaller War I'lant.s Corporation, 22nd and concluding bimonthly report. Dee.

194 i-Jan. 1!I4(; [siihmitlcd by Liurence F. Arnold, acting general managerj
[1946.] [3] leaves-f 45 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t Pr 32.4825 : 22

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INTER-AMEHICAN AFFAIRS OFFICE

Em guanla para a defesa das Americas, aiio 4, n. 12. fBusinoss Publishers Inter-
national Corporation, Nova York, 1'J4G.] cover title, 32 p. il. f IMonthly.
0:her illustrations on p. 2-4 of cover. J + Pr 32.4608: p4/12

En (fuardia para la defensa de las Americas, aiio 4, no. 11 and 12. [Business
Publisliei'S International Corporation, Nueva York, 194.V46.] cover titles, 40 p.
and 32 p. il. f° [Monthly. Other illustrations on p. 2-4 of covers.] %

Pr 32.4008 : s4/ll,12

PRICE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE

Addresses. Address by Paul A. Porter before Washington chapter of American
Institute of Banking, Feb. 23, 1346, Washington, D. C. [1946.] 6 p. 4" [Proc-
essed.] t Pr 32.4213 : P 83

Apparel price control, address delivered before Federal Bar Association,

0. P. A. symposium, Apr. 30. 194 I, by Jerome S. Lieberman, jr., price executive,
Apparel Price Branch. [1946.] 12 p. 4" [Processed.] f Pr 32.4213 : L 62

• How price regulation is affecting the farmers' business, by Doyal E Tim-

nions. Agricultural relations advisor. Office of Price Administration, before 34tli
annual Farm and Home Convention, University of Kentuckv, Lexington, Kv.,
Jan. 29, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 4° [Processed.] t Pi- 32.1213 : T 48/2

• Radio talk by Chester Bowles, administrator, OPA, Jan. 5. 1946. [1916.]

5 p. 4° [Processed.] t Pr 32.4213 : B 68/85

Radio talk by Chester Bowles, administrator, OPA, Jan. 12, 1916. [1946.]

6 p. 4° [Processed.] t Pr 32.4213 : B 68/86

- Radio talk bv Chester Bowles, administrator, OPA, Jan. 19, 1946. [1946.]
5 p. 4° [Processed.] t Pr 32.4213 : B 68/87

Radio talk by Chester Bowles, administrator, OPA, Jan. 26, 1946. [1946.]

5 p. 4° [Processed.] f Pr 32.4213 : B 68/f;.8

Radio talk by George Moncharsh, deputy OPA administrator for enforce-
ment, Feb. 9, 1916. [1946.] 5 p. 4" [Processed.] f Pr 32.4213 : M 74

Radio talk by George Moncharsh, deputy OPA administrator for enforce-
ment, Feb. IG, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 4° [Processed.] f Pr 32.4213 : M 74/2

Radio talk by James G. Rogers, jr., deputy administrator, OPA, Dec. 29,

imr,. [1946.] 5 p. 4° [Processed.] f Pr 32.4213 : R 63/11

Radio talk by Robert R. R. Brooks, OPA deputy administrator for infor-
mation, Feb. 2, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. 4° [Processed.] t Pr 32.4213 : B 79/6

Text of radio talk by Chester Bowles, director. Office of Economic Stabili-
zation, Mar. 23, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 4° [Processed.] t Pr 32.4213 : B 68/91

Weekly radio talk by Chester Bowles, Feb. 22, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 4" [Proc-
essed.] t Pr 32.42] 3 : B 68/iO

AiiparcJ. Facts for apparel trade, no. .'i0-74 ; Jan. 2-June 24, 1946. [1946.] vari-
ous paging, 4° [Weekly. Processed.] t Pr 32.4262 : 50-74

Barr, W. A. No. 324, in Emergency Ccmrt of AppeaLs, W. A. Barr, et al., r. Paul
A. Porter, price administrator; answer. [1946.] 2 p. % Pr 32.4217 : B 27

Commodities. Supplement to Directory of commodities and services, index to
price regulations and jurisdiction of operating units. Gth edition, supp. 3, May

1, 1946. [1946.] [2]-f-98 p. [All references to previously issued supplements
should be di.scontinued.] Included in price of Diredorv. • Item i''63

L. C. card 46-26097 Pr 32.4206 : C 73/945-2/supp.3

Consumer dnrablcs. Facts for consumer durables trade, no. 30-58; Nov. 6, 1945-
June 5, 1946. [1946.] various paging, 4° [Weekly. Processed.] f

Pr 32.4267 : 30-58

Cottoii situation, Jan. Id-iG. [1946.] 4 p. 4° [Processed.] t

Pr 32.4202 : C 82/6/946

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IS Palmer Avenue, Inc. No. 326, in Emergency Court of Appeals, 18 Palmer
Avenue, Inc., v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; answer. [1046.] 4 p. t

Pr 32.4217 : Ei 44/2

Federated Meat Corp. No. 330, in Emergency Ck)urt of Appeals, Federated Meat
Corp. and T'nittvi Meat Co., Inc., v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; an-
swer. [194G.] 2 p. t Pr 32.4217 : F 317/2

Food. Food facts of interest to the trade, Jan. 7-June 2;j, 1946; no. 81-104.
[1946.] various paging. 4° [Weekly. Processed.] t Pr 32.4260 : 81-104

Food in 2 wars. [1946] [2] p. il. 4° [Processed.] t Pr 32.4202 : F 73/15

How to make the food go 'round. [1&46.] [2] p. il. 4° [Processed.] t

Pr 32.4202 : F 73/13

Keep food standards up by keeping food prices down. [1940.] [4] p. 4*

[Processed.] t Pr 32.4202 : F 73/14

Gulf Refining Co. No. 10138, circuit court of appeals, 6th circuit, Chester Bowles,
administrator. Office of Price Administration, v. Gulf Refining Company ; reply
brief of plaintiff-appellant. [1946.] 7 p. t Pr 32.4217 : G 951/2

Hotel Eiiterprise.s. No. 302, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Hotel Enterprises,
partnership, operators of Cherokee Hotel Co.. Inc. v. Paul A. Porter, price
administrator ; brief for administrator. [1946.] ii+16 p. |

Pr 32.4217 : H 797/2

Housing bulletin 9-33; Dec. 13, 1945-June 6, [1946]. [1946.] various paging, 4°
[Processed.] f Pr 32.4269 : 9-33

Inflation. Victory over inflation, campaign sponsored by business and consumer
groups in coumiunities throughout nation, 3d summary report of celebrations,
Dec. 31, 1945. [1946.] 12 p. 4° [Processed.] t Pr 32.4202 : Im 3/12

Library reference list. Librarv reference list, v. 2, no. 5 and 6; Nov. and Dec.
1945. [1945.] p. 66-100, 4°' [Processed.] t Pr 32.4265 : 2/5,6

- Same, v. 3, no. 1-5 ; Jan.-June 1946. [1946.] p. 1-123, 4° [Processed.] •?

Pr 32.4265 : 3/1-6

Meat. More meat for vour meat dollars, information panel program for May
[2] leaves+20 p. 4° '[Processed.] t Pr 32.4202 : M 46/6

Xegroes, too, are consumers I are you reaching Negro communities with price and
rent control information? prepared by Information Department. Mar. 1046.
[4] p. il. 4° [Processed.] t Pr 32.4202 : N 31/3

Park Management, Inc. No. 303. in Emergency Court of Appeals. Park Man-
agement, Inc., and Paramount Apartment Corporation v. Paul A. Porter, price
administrator; brief for administrator. [1946.] i+14 p. %

Pr 32.4217 : P 291/4

Posters. Don't pay more than ceiling rent, or, if you're told to move, check with
your OPA rent otiice; [poster]. 1946. 12.4x22 inch. t. Pr 32.4212 : R 29/6

Price regulations.

Note. — Price schedules and regulations, amendments, and orders are issued as pre-
prints or reprints from the Federal register and do not appear in the Monthly catalog.
The reguhitions are compiled and printed to include, to date of publication, all amend-
ments and digests of sup|ilementar.v orders thereto, and are entered in this catalog.
Price schedules and regulations are available from the Request Unit, Distribution Branch.
OlHce of Price Administration, Washington 25, D. .C. or field offices, and requests ■will be
filled to include all additional amendments issued to date of request.

Prices. Facts about charge that price control is interfering with production.
Feb. 1946. 42 p. 4° [Processed.] t Pr 32.4202 : P 93/32

Farmer's stake in price control. [1945.] portfolio containing 7 pamphlets,

various paging, il. 4° and 8° [Processed, with printed cover. The pamphlet,
entitled Protecting the farmers dollars, is printed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] f

Pr 32.4202 : F 22/7

Rent. Ceiling on your home! how to get most out of OPA's new rent movie,

pictures and captions from OPA film. Ceiling on your home! [1946.] [8]

p. il. 12" t •Item 903 Pr 32.4202 : R 29/13

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Rent — Continued.

Income and expense nn<ler rent control: Birmingham rental housing,

Jan. 1039-June 1945. Feb. 1946. 8 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t

I'r 32.422ri : Al lb/939-4r)

Income and expense under rent control : Dalhis rental housing [Jan. 1939-

Dec. 1945]. Feb. 1946. 7 p. il. 4° [Processed.] f Pr 32.4225 : T 31/939^5

Income and expense under rent control: San Diego rental housing [Jan.

1939Ljune 1945] . Jan. 1946. 7 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t

Pr 32.4225 : C 12/2/939-45

Income and expense under rent control : Seattle rental housing [Jan. 1939-

June 1945]. Feb. 1946. [l]+3-S p. il. 4° [Processed. Verso of title page is
numbered incorrectly 3 instead of 2.] t I'l' 32.4225 : W 27/2/939^5

Rental housing operation under rent control in 36 cities, 1939^4. Jan. 19-16.

16 p. il. 4° [Processed.] f Pr 32.4202 : R 29/15/939-44

Some an.swers to landlords' questions about OPA rent control. [1946.]

[12] p. il. narrow 8° t Pi' 32.4202 : R 29/14

Rosenthal, Ben H.. & Co., Inc. Nos. 233-235, in Emergency Court of Appeals,
Ben H. Rosenthal & Co., Inc., et al. v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ;
Aaron Borln, et al. v. [same] ; Abe Rubin, et al. v. [same] ; brief for admin-
istrator. [1946.] ii+28 p. | Pr 32.4217 : R 727/3

Shaker Parkway Co. Nos. 283 through 288, consolidated, in Emergency Court of
Appeals, Shaker Parlvway Conipanv et al. v. Paul A. Porter, price administra-
tor; brief for administrator. [1946.] ii-f42 p. J Pr 32.4217 : Sh 1.5/4

-Srwf7or fact sheet. [1946.] 4 p. 4° [Processed.] t Pr 32.4202 : Su 3/7

Veterans. Share your home with veteran's family. [1946.] 4 p. t

Pr 32.4202 : H 75/4

Western Stove Co., Inc. No. 331, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Western Stove
Company, Inc. v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ; transcript of proceedings
before price administrator. [1946.] ii-f 109 p. $ Pr 32.4217 : W 525/2

WAR ASSETS ADMINISTEATION

Note. — The War Assets Administration was established, effective Mar. 25, 1946, by
Executive order 9689, dated Jan. 31, 1946.

Airplane engines. Surplus Government property: Price list, aircraft engines
offered for sale by War Assets Administration, n. p. May 24, 1946. 13 p. il. 4°
( WA listing A-45. ) f Pr 33.209 : 45

Retooling America; [prepared by Office of Information]. [1946.] 24 p. il. t
• Item 9t3 Pr 33.202 : R 31

Surplus property neu's, Mar.-May 1946. [1946.] Each 16 p. il. 4° [Monthly.
For earlier issues, see Surplus property news, under Reconstruction Finance
Corporation.] f Pr 33.207 : 946/3-5

PUBLICATION BOARD

Note. — The Publication Board was established by Executive order 9568 of June 8, 1945.

Reports. Bibliography of scientific and industrial reports distributed by Office of
Publication Board, v. 1. no. 7-23; Fei). 22-June 14, I94(i. [1946.] cover titles,
[32] +237-1450 p. 4" [Weekly.] * See note l)elow.

L. C. card 46-2794 Y 3.P 96/6 : 9/1-7 to 1-23

Note. — This publication is issued on a subscription basis. Tlie original iSlO.OO de-
posit will be good for one (1) year and renewals will he accepted bv the Superintendent
of Documents, Government PrintinfiOthce, Washington 25, D. C, at the. rate of .$10.00
per year, domestic, .$14.00 per yeai", foreign. Single issues will be 25c.

Reports. [Proccs.sed.] f various prices, see note below.

L. C. card 46-25964 Y 3.P 96/6 : 7/nos.

Note. — The reports in this series contain information on scientific and technical
developments, processes, products, inventions, and related matters of potential interest
to American science and industry. They include inforinatitin obtained from foreign
sources as well as through research sponsored by the U. S. (Jovernment.

The individual reports, with i)rices and other information, are listed according to
subject matter in the Bibliography of scientific and industrial reports distributed by
Office of Publication Board, for which see above.

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RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD

Monthly rerieiv, Jan.-June 1946; v. 7, no. 1-6. Chicago, 111. [1946]. cover titles
p. 1-104, 4° [Processed.] t
L. C. card 40-29247 RR 1.7/2: 7/1-6

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

Note. — The docisions or oiunions of the Sopurities aiul Exchanfjo Commission are issued
in processed form immediately upon tlieir release, and copies are distributed by the Com-
mission upon re(iuest. They are published later in i)rinted form in bound volumes only.

Corporations. Survey of American listed corfMirations, reported information on
registrants with Securities and Exchange Commission under securities act of
1933 and securities exchange act of 1934 : Data on profits and operations, 1943-
44. Apr. 1946. pt. 4, xii+22S p. oblong 8° [Processed. 1 f
L. C. card 46-2G224 SE 1.2 : C 81/5/943-44/pt. 4

Decisions and reports, v. 12, Sept. 1, 1942-Mar. 31, 1943. 1946. xvi-|-1219 p. 2 tab.
* cloth, i?3.00 • Item 987
L. C. card 38-22150 SE 1.11 : 12

Registration, record, securities act of 1983 (trust indenture act of 1939), Jan. 2-
june 28. 1946. [1946.] various paging, 4° [Daily except Sundays and holi-
days. Processed.] f
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Report. 11th annual report of Sexiurities and Exchange Commission, fiscal year
1945. [1946.] cover title, xii+95-l-[l]+A70 p. 4» [Processed.] f
L. C. card 35-26001 SE 1.1 : 945

Securities. Official summary of security transactions and holdings reported to
Securities and Exchange Commission under securities exchange act of 1934,
public utility holding company act of 1935, and investment company act of
1940; V. 12, no. 1-5. [1946.] various paging, 4° [Processed. Reports filed
with Commission Dec. 11, 1945^.}'an. 10, 1946 to Apr. 11-May 10, 1946, and
reports for previous months not previously published.] f
L. C. card 35-20732 SE 1.9 : 12/1-5

• Regulation S-X under securities act of 1933, securities exchange act of

1934, and investment company act of 1940, form and content of financial state-
ments, as amended to Apr. 1, 1946. 1946. vii+75 p. * Paper, 15 c. • Item
986
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— — Securities traded on exchanges under securities exchange act, supp. 11
and 12, as of Nov. 30-Dec. 31, 1945, Changes during Nov. and Dec. 1945 and
Index to all supplements since base volume as of Dec. 31, 1944. [1945.] 9 p.
and 10 p. 4" [Proce.ssed.] f SE 1.16 : 944/.supp. 11, 12

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and Index to all supplements since base volume as of Dec. 31, 1945. [1946.]
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Statistical htiUetin, Jan.-May 1946; v. 5, no. 1-5. [1946.] various paging, il. 4°
[Monthly. Processed.] f SE 1.20: 5/1-5

SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM

Local hoard memoranda. Transmittal memo no. 247 [transmitting Local board
memoranda]; May 23, 1946. [1916.] Il]+4+[l] p. [Issued in loose-leaf
form.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 994 Y 3.Se 4 : 13/247

Selective service, v. 6, no. 1-5; Jan.-May 1946. [1946.] Each 4 p. il. large 4°
[Monthly. Numbers 4 and 5 issued as one publication.] t • Item 992

Y3.Se4:9/6-lto6-5

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Selective service manual. Nutice, packet [of pages for 3d printing, 2d edition, Se-
lective service manual], no. 15; LJune 3, 1046]. [1946.] [6] p. [Issued in
loose-leaf form.] Included in price of Packet no. 1 • Item 9^4

Y 3.Se 4 : 7/945-15
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Amendment 383.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION

Note. — In a recent price list, the Smithsonian Institution publishes lliis notice: "Appli-
cants for the publications in this list are requested to state the grounds for their requests,
as the Institution is able to supply papers only as an aid to the researches or studies in
which they are especially interested. These papers are distributed gratix, except where
price is given, and should be ordered by the publication numbers, arranged in sequence.
The serial publications of the Smithsonian Institution are as follows : 1. Smithsonian
contributions to knowledge ; 2. Smitlisonian miscellaneous collections ; 3. Smithsonian
annual reports. No sets of these are for sale or distribution, as most of the volumes are out
of print. Special publications are also issued from time to time. The papers issued in the
series of Contributions to knowledge and Miscellaneous collections are not public documents,
but are printed in limited editions at the expense of the Smithsonian Fund. They are di"*-
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the prices indicated. Remittances should be made payable to the 'Smithsonian Institulion.'
A discount of 30 percent is allowed to book dealers. The Smithsonian report volumes and
the papers reprinted in separate form therefrom are distributed gratuitously by the Institu-
tion to libraries nad individuals throughout the world. Very few of the Report volumes
are now available at the Institution, but some of those of which the Smithsonian edition
is exhausted can be purchased from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing
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making application to be listed for Smithsonian publications should state tlie number of
publications which it contains and the date of its establishment, and have the endorsement
of a Member of Congress."

The only Smithsonian publications that are regularly issued as public documents are the
annual report volumes.

Fish and fisheries. List of fresh-water fishes from San Jos6 Island, Pearl Islands,
Panama [with list of references] ; l)y Samuel F. Hildebrand. Washington,
June 10, 1946 [Lord Baltimore Press, Baltimore, Md.]. 3 p. ( Publication 3847 ;
Smithsonian miscellaneous collections, v. 106, no. 3.) t Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 46-26505 SI 1.7 : 106/3

AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY BUREAU

South American Indians. Handbook of South American Indians : v. 1, Marginal
Tribes [with biljliographies; edited by] Julian H. Steward. 1946. xix+624 p.
il. 112 p. of pi. 3 maps. (Bulletin 143 [v. 1].) [Prepared in cooperation with
State Department as project of Interdepartmental Committee on Cultural and
Scientific Cooperation.] * Cloth, $2.75. • Item 999
L. C. card 46-26504 SI 2.3 : 143/v.l

Same. (H. doc. 613 [v. 1], 7Sth Cong. 2d sess.)

Handbook of South American Indians: v. 2, Andean civilizations [with

bibliographies; edited by] Julian H. Steward. 1946. xxxiv-fl035 p. il. 191 p.
of pi. 2 maps. (Bulletin 143 [v. 2].) [Prepared in cooperation with State
Department as pro.ject of Interdepartmental Committee on Cultural and Scien-
tific Cooperation.] * Cloth, .$4.25. • Item 999 SI 2.3 : 143/V.2

Same. (H. doc. 662 [v. 2], 78th Cong. 2d sess.)

NATIONAL MUSEUM

Note. — The publications of the National Museum romprise an annual report and three
scientific series, viz. Proceedings, Bulletins, and Contributions from national herbarium.
The editions are distributed to estalilished lists of libraries, scientific institutions, and
specialists, any surplus copies l)eiii;; suppli(>d on apiilicatidii. The Proceedings are usually
brief technical papers and the Bulletins generally monographs based on the Museum col-
lections in biology (except botany), geology, and anthropology. Contributions from na-
tional herbarium are wholly botanic.>l. No sets of any of these series can now be fur-
nished.

The Proceedings are now issued in pamphl(>t form only. The separate papers will lie
sent to depository libraries and to others designated to receive tliem. as issued, and a title
page and index will be published for each volume so that the volume may be bound if
desired.

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830 Government Publications

Beetles. Checklist of coleopterous insects of Mexico, Central America, West In-
dies, and Soutli America, i)t. 4; compiled by Richard E. Blackwelder. 1946.
iii + 5r)l-7t)3 p. (Bulletin ISo [pt. 4J.) * Paper, 50c. • Item 1008
L. C. card 44-40783 SI 3.3 : 185/pt.4

STATE DEPARTMENT

Note. — All publications of the Department (except laws, treaties, and translations)
have, since Oct. 1, 1929, been numbered consecutively in the order in which they were sent
to press. Publications of a similar character are l)rought within well-defined series, and
each series publication bears a series number in addition to its publication number. The
dililomatic correspondence of the Ihiited States is published in the volumes entitled Foreign
relations of the United States. Laws are lirst published in slip form in separate series
(public and private) and are numbered witliin each series in the order in which they
lieconie law ; they are later published in bound form in the United States Statutes at large.
The Department of State publications entitled Treaty series and Executive agreement
series have been discontinued. The Treaties and other international acts series has been
inaugurated to make avaihible in a single series the texts of treaties and other instru-
ments (sucli as constitutions and charters of international organizations, declarations,
agreements eft'ected by exchanges of diplomatic notes, et cetera) establishing or defining
relations belwoen the United States of .America and other countries. The texts printed
in the present series, as in the Treaty series and Executive agreement series, are au-
thentic and, in appropriate cases, are certified as such by the Department of State. The
Treaties and other international acts series begins with the number 1501, the combined
numl)ors in the Treaty series and Executive agreement series having reached 1500, the
last number in the Treaty series being 994 and the last number in tlie Executive agree-
ment series being 50(!. Treaties an; also published in the conpilation Treaties and other
international acts of the United States of America, which contains literal copies of the
documents, followed by notes of a textual and procedural character. Spanish, Portuguese,
and Frencli translations, preiiared liy the Department's Central Translating Office, have
their own publication numbers, running consecutively from 1. The Department of State
Bulletin published weekly and indexed semiannually as of the dates of the last issues in
.lune and December contains the texts of the dail.v mimeographed press releases, informa-
tion regarding treaties, and other material on the Department's work. The Bulletin con-
tains each quarter a complete list of the Department's publications for the preceding
quarter.

The list below frequently includes certain relevant publications issued by other agencies
of the Government under requisition of the Department of State and certain relevant
congressional documents.

For information concerning Executive orders and Proclamations of the President, for-
merly published by the State Department, but beginning with Mar. 12, 1936, distributed
by the Federal Register Division, see National Archives, Federal Register Division, Federal
register.

Atiglo-American Committee of Inquiry, report to United States Government and
His INIajest.v's Government in United Kingdom, Lausanne, Switzerland, Apr. 20,
1946, 1946. viii-l-92 p. ([Near Eastern series 2; Publication 2536.])
* Paper, 20c. • Item 1019
L. C. card 46-26503 S 1.31 : 2

Blocked nutionals. Proclaimed list of certain blocked nationals, cumulative supp.
3, June 6, 1946, containing additions, amendments, and deletions made since
revision 10 of Dec. 20, 1945. 1946. [2]-f20 p. [Publication 2543.] t
L. C. card 4G-25444 S 1.2 : N 21/945-2/supp.3

Bretton ll'oorf.s" agreement. International Bank for Recon.s^truction and Develop-
ment, articles of agreement between United States and other Powers, formu-
lated at United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference, Bretton Woods,
N. H., July 1-22, 1944, signed Washington Dec. 27, 1945, instrument of accept-
ance by United States deposited Dec. 20, 1945, effective Dec, 27, 1945. [1946.]
[2]-f33 p. (Treaties and other international acts series 1502; [Publication
2511].) * I'aper, 10c. • Item 1040

L. C. card 4(J-26502 8 9.10:1502

Note. — The Treaties and otlier international acts series replaces the Treaty series
and Executive agreement series beginning with no. 1501. For further details see the
note above under the centerhead State Department.

Bulletin. Department of State Bulletin. Jan. 0-June 30. 1946. v. 14, no. 341-36.5.
[1946.] p. 1-1136, il. 3 maps, 4° [Weekly. Each of these publications carries
a State Department number which is purposely omitted from this entry. Num-
bers 352 and 365 include lists of publications of State Department released
during quarters begiiuiing Jan. 1 and Apr. 1 1946.] * Paper, 10c. single copy,
.$3..50 a vr. ; foreign subscription, $5.25. • Item 1(»14
L. C. card 39-26945 S 1.3 : 14/341-365

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Colombia Commercial relations, agreement between United States and Colombia
Sti^«^ to wai"-ei in respect of tariff preferences acc-orded Ecuador by Co omlaa
mde tl-eatTof comn.erce between Colombia and Ecuador signed July b 1942,
"s amended Oct. 14, 1!)43, effected by exchange of notes- signed Bogota, Ap . 17
m^ 194G [2]-h4 p. (Executive agreement series 490; LPubhcatiou 2ol4].)
[Spanish and English.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 1037. « 9 8' 496

L. C. card 4(J-2G315 " '.

Cosm Rica. Military mission, agreement between United States and Costa Rica
si-ned Washington, Dec. 10, 1945, ettective Dec. 10, 1945. 194b. l^J + i^ p.
(E.xecutive agreement series 486 ; [Publication 2507] . ) [English and Spanish.]

* I'aper, 5c. • Item 1037. a q q • 4Q,a
L. C. card 46-26316 , '^-^

Council of Foreiijn Ministers. Paris meeting of foreign ministers, report of Sec-

"eJaiv Byrnes! May 20, 1946. [1946.] [2] +16 p. 16" ([Conference series

86 ; Publication 2-337.] ) * Paper, 5c. • Item 1031 S 5 30 • 86

L. C. card 46-26404 . • '

Dinlomatic U.st Jan.-Mav 1946. [1946.] cover titles, various paging, 24 ( [I ub-

""ifc'tio 2452, 2470, 2494, 2509- 2527.]) [Monthly.. Text on p. ^,of ^^vei^J

* Paper, 20c. single copy, $2.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $2.a0. ^» Item_ 1014
L. C. card 10-16292 _ ." ' _^- ,,

Foreign service list, :ian. 1, IMQ. [1946.] iv+147. p.. ^^''^'i'^^^^i^^^

* Paper, 20c. single copy, 50c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, (^;jc. • Item 1017
L. C. card 1(^16360 ., lir i

Germany. Surrender by Germany, terms between United States and other Allied
Powers and Germany, signed at Rheinis May 7. 1945 and at Berlin May 8, 194^,
effective May 8, 1945. 1946. [2] +10 p. (Executive agreement sene^s fj^^^^^
[Publication 2515].) [English, Russian, and German.] -Papei, oc. • item

L. C. card 46-26399 S 9.8: 502

International Court of Justice, selected tlocuments relating to drafting of statute.

1946. v+167 p. ( [Conference series 84 ; Publication 2491.] ) * Cloth, H-00.

* Item 1031 Q r QA. Qj
L. C. card 46-26501 ^ '^"^^ • *^

Lend-lease operation.^. 22d report to Congress on lend-lease operations for period
ended Dec. 31, 1945. [1946.] 89 p. il. * Paper, 20c. • Item 9o4
L. C. card 41-50712 ^ -^-^^ • -^

Same. (H. doc. 663, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Prenatal care. Hygiene de la grossesse, version frangais de Prenatal care (Edi-
tion de 1945), publication du Bureau de I'Enfance, Ministere du Travail des
fitats-Unis d'Am6rique. [194().] iii+68 p. il. (Traduction du Bureau Cen-
tral de Traduction; Publication TC-227.) [Another illustration on cover.
For an English edition of Prenatal care, issued by Children s Bureau, see the
Monthly catalog for Nov. 1944, p. 1278.] t • Item 1029 S16.7:22(

Puhlication.'i. Recent publications of Department of-^ State, 1946^ l}SrV/Jr^l
p. narrow 8" ( [Publication 2510.] ) t • Item 1019 S 1.2 : P 96/;./946-2

Recim-ocity Information Committee. Suggestions as to method a"^l character of
representations to Committee for Reciprocity Information. Apr. I'^^b. 1.2J+D
p. ([Commercial policy series 86; Publication 2534.]) t • ^^em 1()13
L. C. card 46-26488 ^ ^-^^ = ^^^

The record, Jau.-May 1946 ; v. 2, no. 1-5. [1946.] various paging, il. 4° [^lontbly.
Processed. Numbers 1 and 2 issued as one publication.] t fc* -'■••i /^ ^

* SUPREME COURT

Criminal procedure. Rules of criminal procedure for District Courts, adopted by
Supreme Court of United States, with notes to rules as prepared under direction
of Advisory (^ommittee on Rules for Criminal I'rocedure appomted by Supiviiie
Court of United States; prcsent.Ml by Mr. McCarran. 194(). ix + 14(» p. (S dor
175, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Includes Bibliography of articles on Federal rules of
criminal procedure.] * Paper, 25c.
L. C. card 46-26366

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Opinions. Official reports of Supreme Court, v. 326, U. S. no. 2. Preliminary
print. [lJ)4ti.] cover title, xi i +203-481 +xxx p. [Case.s adjudged in Supreme
Court at Oct. term, 1915 (opinions of liM.") term including Dec. 17, li)45, and
memoranda of cases t4irough Apr. 1, 1946, to be reported later). This number
contains tablo of cases reiioried in v. 320, pts. 1 and 2. From United States
reports, v. 326.] * Paper, 20c, single copy, $2.23 per term of court: foreign
subscription, $3.00. ju 6.8/la : 326/2

TARIFF COMMISSION

Colonihia. Recent development in foreign trade of Colombia. 1946. cover
title, [2] +61 p. il. [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 1044
L. C. card 40-26358 TC 1.22 • C 71

Cuba. Economic controls and commercial policy in Cuba. 1946. cover title
[IJ +49 p. [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 1044
L. C. card 46-26499 TC 1.20 -0 89

Dominican Republic. Economic controls and commercial policy in Dominican
Kepublic. 1946. cover title, [1] +27 p. [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper lOc
• Item 1044
L. C. card 46-26500 -pC 1.20 : D 71

Haiti. Economic controls and commercial policy in Haiti. 1946. cover title
[2] +26 p. il. [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 1044
L. C. card 46-26344 TC 1 20 • H 12

Petroleum, prepared in response to requests from Committee on Finance, Senate
and Commjttee on Ways and Means, House of Representatives. 1946. cover
title, iv+lo2 p. (War changes in industry series, report 17.) [Text on n 2 of
cover.] * Paper, 30c. • Item 1044 TCl!l8:17

Puerto Rico. Economy of Puerto Rico with special reference to economic impli-
cations of independence and other proposals to change its political status under
general provisions of sec. 332, pt. 2, title 3, tariff act of 1930. Washington, Mar
19-^. cover-title, [2] +67 p. il. [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t
L. C. card 46-26240 TC 1 2 • P 96/->

TAX COURT

«h^o?J"~?,^ M^^"''^'^ reports are first promulgated in leaflet form, designated as "advance
forn, nn^i'^^Kr^''"/' of each month, these advance sheets are consolidated into paSet
form and i)ublisbed as "advance parts." Later, the advance u-irts -ire <-.Mi^niifi rp7i oif^
issued in bound volumes. A list ofVemorandum op nions is included^n eac^^
TWnn '■"']"■'' n'''^"*" ''"'' ^^^ advance parts are sold on subscription bv the Superintendent of
Doc mj-its. Government Printing Oflice, Washington 25. D. C. Tlie subscrSn uHce of
Z^ ?,^,'-:"'^, ^^'^''^^ '« '^.2-25 per volume, foreign^ubscription. $2.85 ; singL copies iisuaHy
5c the -..Ivance parts.-_or monthly consolidations are sold as follows -SI •>5 per volume
^i^r^b^' ^^Zri^^^tlo^''^ ^^''-^ -^^ ^" ^'-«>- T^« I---" thelfoi'^S 7o'=

Adler, Loim Realty Co., Inc. Louis Adler Realty Companv, Inc. v. commissioner
of internal revenue [lin.lings of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 5643, promul-
ga ed Apr. 19, 1940. [1946.] 12 p. ([Opinion] 102.) [From T. C. Reports
V. 0. ] Paper, 5c. ju ii.7/a : 6/102

Alexander, S. Kenneth. S. Kenneth Alexander v. commissioner of internal rev-

riZ«?"i-'"'' ".^^A""^ '"'"' ''■' ■'■' "I = •'"'■'^"^ "«• 2'^'^^ promulgated Apr. 23. 1946.
[1946.] lu p. ( [Opinion] 105.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/105
Allen, Wade. Wade Allen r. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of fact
land opinion]: docket no. 4(;32. proiimlgated Apr. 30, 19-16. [1946] 10 p
( [Opinion] 115. ) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] ♦ Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/115

Ander.,on, Willis B. Willis B. Anderson v. commissioner of internal revenue
findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 4423, promulgated Mav 6 1946*
[1946.] 10 p. ([Opinion] 123.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/123

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Bark, Arnold P. Arnold P. Bark, v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings
of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 6(J65, promulgated Apr. 29, 11)46. [1946.]
6 p. ([Opinion] 110.) [Frmn T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/110

Cleveland Adolph Mayer Realty Cori>oration v. commissioner of internal revenue,
lindings of tact [and opinion] ; docket no. 6101, promuif:;ated Apr. 16, 1946.
[1946.] 14 p. ( [Opinion] 95.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paiier, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/95

Connelly, James A. James A. Connelly v. commissioner of internal revenue, find-
ings uf fact [and fipmion] ; docket nos. 5153, 6(06, promulgated Apr. 17, 1946.
[19:i6.] 5 p. ([Opinion] 96.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/96

Consolidated Motor Lines, Inc., v. commissioner of internal revenue, [findings
of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 2043, promulgated JNlay 17, 1946. [1946.]
15 p. ([Opinion] 135.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c.

Sn 11.7/a : 6/135

Crude Oil Corporation of America v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of
fact [ami opinion] ; docket no. 33U2, promulgated Apr. 4, 1946. [1946.] 5 p.
( [Opinion] 84.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/S4

Decisions, iieports, v. 5, no. 6-8. [11S45.J [xiv] + [1] -fS92-13SS+iv. p. [Con-
tains decisions promulgated Oct. 1-Dec. 31, 1945.] * Paper, no. 6 and 7, 25c.;
no. 8, 35c.
L. C. card 24-27411 Ju 11.7/a 2 : 5/0-S

Note. — This "advance part" or "consolidated issue" contains a month's decisions and
is issued in addition to the separate opinions or "advance sheet.s." Later, bound volumes,
containing table of contents and index, will be issued, the price of these being given at
the time of publication.

Same, v. 6, no. 1 and 2. [1946.] [xix]-f [l]+l-628 p. [Contains decisions

promulgated Jan. 1-Mar. 31, 1946.] * Paper, 25c. each. Ju 11.7/a 2 : 6/1, 2

Elmer, Lueius H. Estate of Lucius H. Elmer, Phoenix State Bank and Trust
Company, executor, v. commissioner of internal revenue [findings of fact and
opinion] ; docket no. 8020, promulgated Apr. 30, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. ([Opin-
ion] 121.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/121

f'ifth Street Store v. commissioner of internal revenue [findings of fact and
opinion] ; docket no. 3661, promulgated Apr. 9, 1946. [1946.] 18 p. ( [Opinion]
88.) [From T. C. Reports, V. 6.] * Paper, 5c. J u 11.7/a : 6/88

Gibl), Mrs. Florence A. Estate of Florence Althea Gibb, Althea Gibb Hunter,
Malcolm DuBois Hunter and Charles S. McVeigh, as executors, v. conmiissioner
of internal revenue, findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 6947, pronmlgated
May 20, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. ([Opinion] 137.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.]
* Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/137

Hall, George W. Estate of George W. Hall, B. Brower Hall, Charles F. Grimes
and Paul H. Davis, executors, v. commissioner of internal rev(!nue, opinion ;
docket no. 3469, promulgated Apr. 30, 1946. [1946.] 12 p. ([Opinion] 120.)
[From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * I'aper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/120

Harrington Company v. commissioner of internal revenue [findings of fact and
opinion] ; docket no. 6680, promulgated Apr. 16, 1946. [1946.] 10 p. ( [Opin-
ion] 94.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/94

Harvey, William G. William G. Harvey v. commissioner of internal revenue,
findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 4893, promulgated Apr. 8, 1946.
[1946.] 6 p. ([Opinion] 86.) [Fronj T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/86

Hayes. Sadie C. Sadie Corbett Hayes v. commissioner of internal revenue,
opinion ; docket no. 8605, pronmlgated Apr. 30, 1046. [194(;.] 6 p. ( [Opinion]
117.) [Fnmi T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/117

Herndon Drilling Company v. commissioner of internal revenue [findings of fact
and opinion] ; docket no. 4193, promulgated Apr. 3, 1946. [ir!46.] 12 p.
([Opinion] 82.) [Fronj T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a: 6/82

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Heijmdn, MiUiain. \\'illiain Hcyinaii and Lydia Heyman v. commissioner of
internal ivvfnui', findings of fact [and oijinion] ; docket no. 0904, promulgated
Apr. 23, l!)4ti. iVMij.] 6 p. ([Opinion] 104.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.]
* I'aper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/104

llurd. Edward L. Estate of Edward L. Hurd, Charlotte H. Hurd, executrix, v.
connnLssioner of internal revenue, findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no.
7443, promulgated Apr. 25, ll)4(>. [194G.] 5 p. ( [Opinion] 106.) [From T. C.
Reports, v. 6.] * I'aper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/106

liioc, Andrew J. Estate of Andrew .7. Igoe, Peter Igoe and James J. Igoe, execu-
tors, V. conunissioiier of internal revenue, findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket
no. 6580, promulgated Apr. 3, 1946. [1946. J 9 p. ([Opinion] 83.) [From
T. C. Reports, v. 6. ] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/83

Juckson, Robert L. Robert L. Jackson, C. P. LeMire and T. H. Mastin, trustees of
the trust estate of Thomas Lonergan v. commissioner of internal i-evenue, find-
ings of fact [and opinit)nJ ; docket no. 7844, promulgated Apr. 12, 1946. [1946.]
6 p. ( [Opinion] 98. ) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/93

L( d<Tni(iii, JuJcs D. Jules D. T^derman v. commissioner of internal revenue
[findings of fact and opinion] ; docket no. (>347, promulgated May 8, 1&46.
11&46.] 9 p. ( [Opinion] 127.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/127

McKean, Quiney A. 8. Quincy A. Shaw IMcKean and Margaret S. McKean (hus-
band and wife) v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of fact [and opin-
ion] ; (locket no. 8063, promulgated Apr. 17, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. ( [Opinion] 99.)
[FromT.C. Reports, V. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/99

Maggio Bros. Co., Inc., v. commissioner of internal revenue [findings of fact and
opinion] ; docket nos. 111268, 1C64, 5125, promulgated Mav 8, 1946. [1946.]
11 p. ( [Opinion] 128.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/128

Milncr, Mrs. Mary C. Estate of Mary Clare Milner, Gustrine Milner Jackson and
Mary Clare Milner Morse, executrices, v. commissioner of internal revenue,
findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 3255, promulgated Apr. 29, 1946.
[1946.] Up. ([Opinion] 112.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/112

Nelson, Albert. Albert Nelson v. commissioner of internal revenue, [findings of
fact and opinion] ; docket no. 6768, promulgated Apr. 18, 1946. [1946.] 9 p.
( [Opinion] 100. ) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/100

O'Hara, S. M. R. S. M. R. O'Hara v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of
fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 4326, promulgated Apr. 29, 1946. [1946.] 11 p.
( [Opinion] 109. ) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/109

Parker, Froneis A. Francis A. Parker v. commissioner of internal revenue [find-
ings of fact and opinion] ; docket no. G3S7, promulgated May 7, 1946. [1946.]
14 p. ([Opinion] 125.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/125

Philadelphia, Germantown and Norristown Railroad Company v. commissioner of
internal revenue, findings of fact ['Tid opinion] ; docket no. 7107, promulgated
Apr. 22, 1946. [1946.] 10 p. ([Opinion] 103.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.]
* Paoer, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/103

Record Realty Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of fact
[and opinion] ; docket no. 4292, promulgated Apr. 25, 1946. [1946.] 9 p.
([Opinion] 107.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju'll.7/a : 6/107

Rouse, C. C. C. C. Rouse, v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of fact
[and opinion] ; docket no. 6692, promulgated Apr. 30, 1946. [1946.] 6 p.
( [Opinion] 116.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/116

Rules of practice. Amendments to Rules of practice [before Tax Court], edition
of Aug. 1, 1945; promulgated May 18, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. | • Item 1050

Ju 11.8 : 945/amdt.

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 835

Schrciher, Ahe. Abe Schreiber v. conmiissioner of internal revenue ; J. C. Sbap-
row V. [same, findings of fact and opinion 1 ; doclcet nos. o787-3S. pronnUgated
Apr. 12, 1946. [1946.] 8 p. ([Opinion] 92) [P^rom T. C. Reports, v. 6.]
* Paper, oc. Ju 11.7/a : 6/92

Seattle Brewing tf Malt'uuj Company, v. commissioner of internal revenue, [find-
ings of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 2265, promulgated Apr. 29, 1946. [1946.]
18 p. ([Opinion] 111.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, He.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/111

Slover, Samut'l L. Samuel L. Slover et al., v. commissioner of internal revenue,
findings of fact [and opinion] ; dockets nos. 7557, 7573, 7592, 7594-7595, pro-
mulgated Apr. 29, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. ([Opinion] 113.) [L^roni T. C. Reports,
v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7a : 6/113

Standard Tube Conipanii v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of fact
[and opinion] ; docket no. 5406, promulgated May 3, 1946. [1946.] 7 p.
( [Opinion] 122.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/122

Toeller, John J. Estate of John J. Toeller, Franklin Mayo, administrator with
will annexed, i\ commissioner of internal revenue [findings of fact and opin-
ion] ; docket no. 6890, promulgated Apr. 26, 1946. [1946.] 10 p. ([Opinion]
108.) [From T. C. Reports, V. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/108

Wood, Stanley B. Stanley B. Wood v. commissioner of internal revenue, opinion ;
docket no. 4479, promulgated Apr. 30, 1940. [1946.] 4 p. ([Opinion] 119.)
[From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/119

TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY

Electricity. Electricity sales statistics, calendar year 1945. [1946] 4 p. 4°
[Processed. Issued with perforations.] t Y 3.T 25 : 13/H9-130/sum.

Same, monthly report 128-133 ; Oct. 1945-Mar. 1946. [1946.] Each [4] p.

or [3] p. il. 4° [Processed. Issued with perforations.] t

Y 3.T 25 : 13/128-133

Precipitation in Tennessee River basin, Jan.-Apr. 1946. [1946.] various pag-
ing, il. 4° [Monthly. Processed. A supplement, 13 p. map, issued to Mar. 1946
publication.] t Y 3.T 25 : 14/946-1 to 946-4

Report. Annual report of Tennessee Valley Authority, fiscal year 1942. 1946.
v-l-80 p. * Paper, 20c. • Item 1051

L. C. card 35-26123 Y 3.T 25 : 1/942

Note. — At the request of national security officials this report was not published in
1942. Manuscript copies were tiled with the Congress and the President.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Aufitin Engineering Co., Inc. Estimate of appropriation under Treasury Depart-
ment for payment of claim [of Austin Engineering Co., Inc.] Mav 13, 1946. 2 p.
(H. doc. 582, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Checks. Regulations relating to delivery of checks and warrants to addresses
outside United States, its territories and possessions. May 3, 1946. 1 p. 4°
(Department circular (>55, supp. 4; Fiscal Service, Accounts Bureau.) [Proc-
essed.] t T 1.4/2 : 655/supp.4

Claims. Schedule of claims allowed bv General Accounting Office. May 13, 1946
lip. (H. doc. 578, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Corporations. Corporations acceptable as sureties on Federal bonds. Aug. 30,
1945. 1 p. 4° (12tli supplement. Department circular 570, revised Apr. 20, 1943 ;
Fiscal Service, Accounts Bureau, Surety Bonds [Section].) [Processed.] t

T 1.4/2 : 570/13/supp.l2

Corporations acceptable as sureties on Federal bonds. Mar. 15, 1946. 1

p. 4° (13th supplement. Department circular 570, revised Apr. 20, 1943; Fiscal
Service, Accounts Bureau, Surety Bonds [Section ].) [Processed.] t

T 1. 4/2 : 570/13/supp. 13

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Corporutiou>i — Ctnitinued.

• Corporations acceptable as sureties on Federal bonds. May 22, 1946. 1 p.

4° (11th supplenu'iit, Department circular 57i), revih^ed Apr. 20, 1943; Fiscal

Service, Accounts Bureau, Surety Bonds [Section].) [Processed.] t

T 1.4/2 : 570/13/supp. 11
Finance. Daily statement of Treasury, compiled from latest proved reports from

Treasury offices and depositories, Jan. 2-June 28, 1946. [1946.] various pag-

inj,', narrow f" | Daily except Sundays and holidays.] t

L. C. card 15-3303 T 1.5 : 046.

Treasury bulletin, Jan.-May 1946. [1946.] cover titles, various paging,

il. 4° [Monthly. Processed. In Jan. and Feb. 1946 issues, page i, first page
of text, is printed on inside of front cover.] t T 1.3 : 946/1-5

Foreign moneys. Values of foreign moneys, Jan. 1, 1946. [1946.] Each 1 p.
large 8° (Department circular 1; Director of Mint.) [Quarterly. Code of
Federal regulations title 31, Money and liuance, chap. 1, Monetary offices, pt.
12J, Values of foreign moneys.] j T 1.4/2 : 1/946-1

Pay. alloirances, etc. Estimate of appropriation under Treasury Department for
payment of certain claim [for travel pay and allowances, regulars. War with
Spain in Philippine Islands]. May 13, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 581, 79th Cong.
2d sess. ) t

Public moneys and official checks of United States disbursing officers. May 1,
1946. 6 p. 4" (Department circular 195, revised; Fiscal Service, Accounts
Bureau.) [Processed.] t T 1.4/2 : 195/3

Treasury bonds. Modification of various department circulars governing issues
of Treasury bonds restricted as to ownership by commercial banks which accept
demand deposits. May 17, 1946. 2 leaves, 4° (Department circular 787;
Fiscal Service, Public Debt Bureau.) [Processed.] f T 1.4/2: 787

Treasury certificates. United States of America, % percent Treasury certificates
of indebtedness of series E-1947, dated and bearing interest from June 1, 1946,
due June 1, 1947. May 20, 1946. 1 p. 4° (Department circular 788; Fiscal
Service, Public Debt Bureau.) [Processed.] t T 1.4/2 : 788

Treasury decisions under customs, certain internal I'evenue, narcotic, and other
laws, including decisions of Customs Court and Court of Customs and Patent
Appeals, V. 81, no. 1-26; Jan. 3-June 27, 1946. [1946.] various paging.
[Weekly.] * Paper, lOc single copy, $3.10 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $4.70.
L. C. card 10-30i90 T 1.11/2 : 81/1-26

COAST GUARD

Coast Guard bulletin, v. 3, no. 7-12; Jan.-June 1946. [1946.] p. 135-222, 11.

[Monthly. Numbers 11 and 12 issued as one publication.] !• Item 1C61

L. C. card 39-29105 T 47.21: 7-12

Engineer's digest, no. 35-38; Jan-June 1946. [1946.] cover titles, each 31 p. or

32 p. il. 4" [Monthly. Text on p. 2 and 3 of covers. Numbers 37 and 38

issued as one publication.] $

L. C. card 41-51259 T 47.30 : 35-38

Merchant Marine Council. Proceedings of Merchant Marine Council, v. 3, no.
1-5; Jan.-May 1946. [1946.] p. 1-80, il. 4" [Monthly.] t • Item 1063

T 47.31 : 3/1-5

Motorboat regulations, Mar. 1.5, 1946. [1946.] cover title, ii+C77 p. il. 4° [Re-
places Motorboats and certain vessels propelled by machinery other than by
steam, more than (>5 feet in length, Apr. 1941, and supp. 1 thereto, Feb. 1945,
and includes all amendments published in the Federal register to Mar. 15,
1946.] t T 47.8 : M 85/946

FISCAL SERVICE

PUBLIC DEBT BUKE.\U

Money. Circulation statement of United States money, Jan. 31-Mar. 31, 1946.
[1946.] Each 1 p. oblong 8° [Monthly.] t • Item 1041
L. C. card 10-21267 T 63.207 : &46/1-3

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TREIASTTKER OF UNITED STATES

Paper money. Monthly statement, paper currency of each denomination out-
standing Jan. 31-Mar. 31, 1946. [1946.] Each 1 p. oblong 12° f • Item 1C94

T 63.307 : 946/1-3

INTERDEPARTMENTAL WAR SAVINGS BOND COMMITTEE

Montlily bulletin, Jan.-June 1946. [1946.] cover titles, various paging, il. 4°
[Processed. Text and other illustrations on p. 2-4 of covers.] t

T 1.36 : 946/1-6

INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU

Income tax. Servicemen's Federal income taxes, questions and answers explan-
atory of Federal income tax laws with respect to members of armed forces of
United States in AVorld War II. 1946. [2] +40 p. t T 22.2 : Se6

Internal revenue hnlletin, 1946, no. 1-12; Jan. 14-June 17, 1946. 1946. various
paging. [Biweekly. Includes Rulings 12201-332.]
L. C. card 22-260r)l T 22.23/1 : 946/1-12

Note. — The Internal revenue bulletin service for 1046 will consist of biweekly bul-
letins and semi-annual cumulative bulletins. The biweekly bulletins will contain the
rulings and decisions to be made public and all Treasury Department decisions (known
as Treasury decisions) pertaining to internal revenue matters. The semiannual cumu-
lative bulletins will contain all rulings and decisions (including Treasury decisions)
published during the previous 6 months. The complete bulletin service may be obtained
on a subscription basis, from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing
Office, Washington 25, D. C, 10c. single copy, .?2.50 a yr. ; foreign subscription §3.75.

Internal revenue collection districts; corrected to May 1, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. t"
[Processed.] t T 22.6 : 945/corr.-l

PROCUREMENT DIVISION

Government supplies. General schedule of supplies : Boiler feed-water compound
under class 13, June 1, 1946-May 31, 1947. [1946.] 4 p. 4° [Processed.] %

T 58.8:13/946-47

Same: Building materials under class 59, June 1-Nov. 30, 19 J6. [1946.]

15 p. 4° [Processed.] t T 58.8: 59/946

Same: Paper drinking cups and dispensers under class 53, July 1, 1946-

June 30, 1947. [1946.] 3 p. 4° [Processed.] % T 58.8 : 53/4/946-47

Same: Woodworking saws under class 40, July 1, 1946- June 30, 1947.

[1946.] 3 p. 4° [Processed.] % T 58.8 : 40/2/946-47

FEDEEAX STANDARD STOCK CATALOG DIVISION

Note. — In the list below, some of the Amendments, dated after Oct. 10, 19.'i3, are for
specifications issued by the Federal Standard Stock Catalog Board (now Federal Standard
Stock Catalog Division) while it was under the Budget Bureau, and for these, the old
classification T r)1.7/8 : is retained in order that they may be tiled with the publications
to which they belong. The following publications are issued with perforations for insertion
in binders. • Item 1116.

Government supplies. Federal standard stock catalog: sec. 4, pt, 5, Federal
specification for basins, hand, rubber (natural and synthetic) ; Mar. 29, 1946.
[1946.] 4 p. 12° (ZZ-B-151.) * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : ZZ-B-151

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for baths, eye, glass ; Apr. 5, 1946.

[1916.] 4 p. 12° (DD-B-115.) * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : DD-B-115

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for belting, round, leather; Apr.

5, 1040. [1946.1 6 p. 12° (KK-B-211b.) [Supersedes Fed. spec. KK-P.-
211a, May 27, 1944.] * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : KK-B-211b

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal .specification for carbon-black, dry (paint-
pigment), amdt. 1 ; Apr. 26, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (TT-C-120 [amdt. 1].) f

T 58.10/3 : TT-C-120/amdt. 1

• Sent to Depository Libraries

838 Government Publications

Govcrt) m cut supplies — Continued.

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for cement, rubber (artists' and

photographers' and cold-patching), amdt. 2; Apr. 26, 1!)46. [1946.] 2 p. 12°
(ZZ-C-191a [amdt. 2].) [Supersedes Amendment 1, June 28, 1944.] t

T r)8.10/;5 : ZZ-C-191a/an)dt. 2

Same: sec. 4, pt. H, Federal specification for clotii, wire, screen, amdt. 5,

Apr. 19, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. 12° (RH-C-451a [amdt. 5].) [Supersedes
Amendment 4, Aug. 30, 1944.] t T 58.10/3 : RR-C-451a/amdt. 5

Same: .sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for coats and trousers, rubber-
coated ( foul-weather-clothing) , amdt. 1 ; Apr. 5, 1946. 11946.] 3 p. 12" (BBB-
C-GO(i [amdt. 1].) [Supersedes Emergency alternate Fed. spec. E-BBB-C-6(J6,
Nov. 20, 1942.] t T 58.10/3 : BBB-C-606/amdt. 1

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for couplings, hose, cotton (rub-
ber-lined) and linen (nnlined), amdt. 1, Apr. 19, 1940. [1946.] 3 p. 12°
(WW-C-621a [amdt. 1].) [Supersedes Emergency alternate Fed. spec. E-
WW-C-(!21a, Nov. 3, 1942.] t T 58.10/3 : WW-C-621a/amdt. 1

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for enamel, interior, semigloss,

tints and white ; IMay 7, 1946. [1946.] 10 p. il. 12° (TT-E-508. ) * Paper, 5 c.

T 58.10/3 : TT-E-508

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for hammers, mauls, and sledges,

amdt. 3; Mar. 29, 1946. [1046.] 14 p. il. 12° (GGG-H-86 [amdt. 3].)
[Supersedes Amendment 2, Dec. 23, 1943.] t T 58.10/3 : GGG-H-S6/amdt. 3

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for hose, steam, amdt. 4; Apr. 5,

1946. [1946.] 2 p. 12° (ZZ-H-541 [amdt. 4].) [Supersedes Amendment
3, Dec. 4, 1944.] t T 51.7/8 : ZZ-H-541/amdt.4

Same : sec 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for hose, water, wrapped, amdt. 4 ;

Apr. 5. 1946. [1946.] 2 p. 12° (ZZ-H-611 [amdt. 4].) [Supersedes Amend-
ment 3, Sept. 2(5, 1941. and Emergency alternate E-ZZ-H-611, July 28, 1942.] f

T 51.7/8 : ZZ-H-611/amdt.4

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for leather, lace; Apr. 5, 1946.

[194(5.] 8 p. 12° (KK-L-201b.) [Supersedes Fed. spec. KK-L-201a, July 23,
1942.] * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : KK-L-201h

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for lubricants and liquid-fuels,

general specifications (methods for sampling and testing) ; May 12. 1945.
[1946.] 4S4 p. il. 2 pi. 12° ( V V-]L-791c. ) [Supersedes Fed. spec. VV-I^
791b, Feb. 19, 1942.] * Paper, 75c. T 58.10/3 : VV-L-791c

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for paper, carbon, typewriter, black,

amdt. 1; Apr. 5, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 12° (UU-P-158 [amdt. 1].) t

T 58.10/3 : UU-P-158/amdt.l

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for paper, stencil, board ; Apr.

19, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12° [Supersedes Fed. spec. UU-P-543a, Apr. 4, 1939.]
* Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : UU-P-543b

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for pipe-fittings (bushings, plugs,

and locknuts), bronze and ferrous (screwed), admt. 1; Apr. 19, 1946. [1946.]
1 p. 12° ( WW-P-471 [amdt. 1] . ) t T 58.10/3 : WW-P-471/amdt.l

Same: sec. 4. pt. 5. Federal specification for scales, weighing, beam, bench-

or counter-types; Apr. 16, 1946. [1946.] 11 p. il. 12° * Paper, .5c.

T 58.10/3 : AAA-S-115

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for scales, weighing, beam, port-
able-platform, floor-types; Apr. 16, 1946. [1946.] 10 p. il. 12o * Paper, 5c.

T58.10/3: AAA-S-118

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for scales, weighing, suspended-
types; Apr. 16, 1946. [1946.] 9 p. il. 12° (AAA-S-133.) * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : AAA-S-133

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for shields, erasing, typists' ;

Apr. 26, 1046. [1946.] 4 p. il. 12° (I^S-2S1.) [Copies will be forwarded to
depository libraries if ohtainalile.] * Paper, .5c. T 58.10/3 : L-S-281

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 839

Government supplies — Continued.

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal speciflcation for sleeves, dredging, Apr. 16,

1946. [1946.] 4 p. 12° (ZZ-S-451a). [Sui>ersedes Fed. spec. ZZ-S-lal, May
2, 1933, and Emergency alternate E-ZZ-lol, July 12, 1943.] * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : ZZ-S-451a

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for solder, gold, dental ; Mar.

29,1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12" (QQ-S-054.) * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : QQ-S-554

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for steel, structural, (including

welding), and rivet, for bridges and buildings, amdt. 3 ; Apr. 16, 1946. [1946.]
3 p. 12° (QQ-S-741 [amdt. 3].) [Supersedes Amendment 2, Feb. 17, 1944.] f

T 58.10/3 : QQ-S-741/amdt.3

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for valves, bronze, gate, 125- and

150-pound, screwed and flanged (for land use), amdt. 1; Apr. 19, 1946. 1946.
1 p. 12" (WW-V-54 [amdt. 1.]) t T 58.10/3 : WW- V-54/amdt.l

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for wire, steel (carbon), spring,

music, amdt. 1; Mar. 29, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (QQ-W-47() [amdt. IJ.) t

T 58.10/3 : QQ-W-470/amdtl

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, 1947 supplement to Federal specification for lamps, elec-
tric, incandescent, large, tungsten-filament. [1946.] 8 p. 12° [This supple-
ment covers the period Sept. 1, 1946-Aug. 31, 1947.] * I'aper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : W-L-lOlc/947 supp.

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, 1947 supplement to Federal specification for lamps, elec-
tric, incandescent, miniature, tungsten-filament. [1916.] 7 p. 12° [This sup-
plement covers the period Sept. 1, 1946-Aug. 31, 1947.] * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : W-L-lllb/947 supp.

Supplement 43-46 to Index of Federal specification revised Jan 1, 1945;

Apr. 16-May 27, 1946. [1946.] Each 1 p. 4° [Processed. Supplements 44-46
are also designated nos. 6-8 to Index of Federal specifications revised Feb. 1,
1946.] t T 58.10/3 : ind./945/supp.43-46

Supplement 9 to Index of Federal Specification revised Feb. 1, 1940 ; June 5,

1946. 1 p. 4° [Processed.] f T 58.10/3 : ind./946/supp.9

RESEARCH AND STATISTICS DIVISION

Bonds of United States. Prices and yields of public marketable securities issued
by United States Goverrnuent and by Federal agencies, Jan.-Mar. 1946. [1946.]
Each 7 p. f" [Monthly.] f • Item 1120 T 62.7 : 946/1-3

SAVINGS BOND DIVISION

Note. — The name of the War Finance Division was changed to Savings Bond Division
as of Jan. 1, 1946. Publications of both Divisions are entered below for convenience.

Budgeting. Lessons in budgeting, school savings bulletin [with list of Back-
ground material for teachers]. [1946.] 21 p. 4° [I'rocessed.] f T66.2:B85

Minute man, v. 5, no. 10-13; Jun.-May 1946. [1946.] various paging, il. 4"
[.Monthly. Mar.-Apr. issued as one publication.] J • T 66.7 : 5/10-13

School savings. Teaching mathematics through school savings, junior high school
study unit, including information, activities, and problems for junior high
school classes in mathematics; by Irene M. Reid. [1946.] 35 p. il. 4" |P'-of
essed.] f T6().2:M42/2

Schools at work for peace and prosperity. Mar. 1946. [1946.] 20 p. il. large 4"
[Quarterly. ] j T 66.9 : 946/1

SECRET SERVICE DIVISION

Money. Know your money, how to know counterfeit money, what to do about it,
how to guard against forged Governmetit checks. [Revi.sed edition.] [July
1946.] cover title, 32 p. il. (Text and other illustrations on p. 2-4 of cover."]
* Paper, 10c. • Item 1121
L. 0. card 46-26428 T 34.2 : M 74/946

• Sent to Depository Libraries

840 Government Publications

VETERANS' ADMINISTRATION

Decisions. Administrator's decisions, Veterans' Administration, no. 698-695-
Apr. 30-May 4, 1946. [1940.] Eacli 4 p. 4° [Processed.] t VA 1.8 : 6J3-695

Life inxurance. Information and premium rates. United States Government life
insurance, under provisions of war risli insurance and World War veterans acts
and amendments thereto, llevised Apr. 1946. [194G.] iii+28 p. narrow 8°
(V. A. Pamphlet 9-1.) t VA 1.19:9-1

Readjustment uUoivances. Information concerning readjustment allowances for
veterans of World War II a.s established by servicemen's readjustment act of
1944 and amended by Public laws 190 and 268, 79th Congress. Apr. 1, 1946.
[2] +14 p. narrow 8" (VA pamphlet 4-2.) [Supersedes Form 1386, rev.] f
• Item 1124 VA 1.19 : 4-2

WAR CONTRACTS PRICE ADJUSTMENT BOARD

Renegotiation regulations, fiscal years ending after O'une 30, 1943, supp. RR-18;
Ajir. r», l<j.(i. [11)40.] [38] J). [Issued in luose-leaf furni.] Included in price of
Ilenegotiation regulations, which has been extended for another year at an
additional $2.00 ; foreign subscription for complete service $5.50 • Item 1131
L. C. card 44-412G9 Y 3.W 19/o : 6 K 2iVsupp. 18

WAR DEPARTMENT

Army regulations.

Note. — Army resiilations are administrative regulations for the military service and

are issued in pamphlet form for insertion in loose leaf binders. • Item 1129.

15-15. Adjutant Genei-al's Department : Records administration, Changes 1 ; June 11,

104G. 194G. 1 p. * I'aper, 5c. W 1.6 : 15-15/ch.l

25-250. Judsc Advocate Gpiioral's Dei artment : Leiral assistance ; jMav 14, 1046

[1946.] 8 p. [Supersedes Circular 74, 1943, par. 2, sec. 6, Circular 111,

1943, Circular 73, l'J44, and sec. 7, Circular 79, 1944.]- * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6: 25-250
30-2215. Quartermaster Corps: Meal ticlvets. Changes 3; June 4, 1946. [1946.] 2 p.
[Supersedes Changes 2, July 27, 1945.] * Paper, 5c.

W1.6: 30-221o/4/ch.3
35-140. Finance Department: Public funds, how l^ept. May 17, 1946. [1946.] 7 p.
[Supersedes AR 35-140, May 26, 1943, including changes 3, Aug. 30, 1944.]
* Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35-140/7

35-160. Same: Receipts for public funds; May 17, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. [Super-
sedes AR 35-160, Feb. 5, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.0 : 35-160/8
35-780. Same: Proceeds of sales and collections, Changes 1 ; June 12, 1946. [1946.]
2 p. • Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35-780/7/ch.l
35-1480. Same: Aviation pay. Changes 1 ; May 23, 1946. [1946] 2 p. * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 35-14S0/6/ch.l

35-1495. Same: Parachute pay: May 14, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. [Supersedes AR 35-

1495, Dec. 1, 1945, and various sections of certain circulars.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 35-1495/4
35-1640. Same: Pay of officers, rates. Changes 4; Mav 10, 1946. [1946.] 3 p.
[Supersedes AR 35-1640, Changes 3, Nov. 10, 1944.] * Pai)pr, 5c.

W 1.6: 35-1640/6/ch.4
35-1680. Same: Pav of commissioned officers, longevity pav : Mav 10, 1946. [1946.]
4 p. [Supersedes AR 35-1680. Sent. 18, 1943, including Changes 1,
Nov. 3, 1944, and sec. 1, Circular 64, 1945.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 35-1680/7

35-1740. Same: Pay of commissioned officers and otliers who certify their own pay

vo'icbors in connection with sonfi'-ntion fi-om service: ^fav 14. 1946.

[1946.] 6 p. [Supersedes AR 35-1740. June 1. 1943 including Change 1,

Oct. 2, 1944, and sec. 4. Circular 328, 1945.] ♦ Pajier, 5c.

W 1.6 : 35-1740/7
35-1760. Same : Pay of retired commissioned and warrant officers of regular Army,
Changes 1 ; May 14, 1946. 1946. 1 p. • Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 35-1760/8/ch.l
35-2360. Same : Pay of enlisted personnel, longevity pay. Changes 1 ; May 10, 1946.
1946. 1 p. [Supersedes sec. 2, Circular 64, 1945.] * Paper. 5c.

W 1.6 : 35-2360/7/ch.l

35-2490. Same: >fustering-out pavnients. Changes 2: June 11. 1916. 1916. 1 p.

[Supersedes AR 35-2490. Changes 1, ISIav 27. 1946.] * P.nper. 5c.

M' 1 R : .•?'^. -"^'on '":< /r-ii 2
35-2720. Same: Pav and allowance of Philippine scouts: June 11. 1946. [1946.]
2 p. [Supersedes AR 35-2720, Aug. 4, 1945.] * Paper, 5c.

W1.6: 35-2720/6

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946

841

Army regulations — Coutinued.

35-3ii:o. Same : lay una allowances, Officers' Reserve Corps, Enlisted Keserve Corps,
and ottieers, Aiuiv of United States, Changes 1 ; May 10, 1946. 1946.
1 p. * I'aper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35-o4i:0/S/cli.l

35-4520. Same : Monetary allowances for quarters and subsistence for enlisted per-
sonnel in noniravei status and lor quarters lor dependents ot enlisted
personnel ot 1st, i:d, or 3d grade, Changes 4; June 11, 1940. [1946.]
0 p. [Supersedes AR 35—4520, Changes 3, Mar. 11, 1946, and sec. 2,
Circular «4. 1940. J * I'aper. .jc. W 1.0 : 35-45-0/S/ch.4

35-4810. Same : Travel allowances of enlisted personnel, Changes 2 ; June 7, 1946.
[1946.] 6- p. [Supersedes AR 35-4S10, Changes 1, Mar. 16, 1946.]
* Paper, 5c. W 1.0 : 35-4SlU/2/ch.2

35-6040. Same : Payments under contracts, formal and informal, Changes 5 ; May 27,
1946. [1946.] 3 p. [Supersedes Changes 4, June 4, 1945.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 35-6040/5/ch.5

35-6620. Same: Expendable property, Changes 2; June 6, 1946. [1946.] 2 p.

[Supersedes AR 35-6620, Changes 1, May 10, 1945, and sec. 1, Circular

149, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35-602i)/S/ch.2

35-6060. Same : Sales of property and services to organizations and individuals within

military service, and accounting by sales officers, Changes 1 : May 2S, 1946.

[1946.] 3 p. * Paper, 5c. W 1.0 : 35-0060/8/ch.l

40-410. Medical Department: Army Institute of Pathology; June 7, 1946. [1946.]

4 p. [Supersedes AR 40-4iU, Aug. 3, 1942.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 40-410/3
40—590. Same : Administration of hospitals, general provisions. Changes 1 ; June 7,
1946. 1946. 1 p. [Supersedes sec. 4, Circular 257, 1944.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6:40-590/0/ch.l
55—485. Transportation corps : Transportation of animals on transports. Changes 3 ;
May 21, 1940. [1940.] 2 p. [Supersedes AR 55-485, Changes 1 and 2,
Sept. 22, 1942 and Jan. 7, 1944.] * Pajier, 5c. W 1.6 : 55-485/ch.3
305-15. Control administration: Reports control system; June 11, 1946. [1946.]
14 p. [Supersedes Circular 303, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 305-15
340-15. Correspondence, Changes 2; May 16, 1946. 1940. 1 p. [Supersedes Change
1, Feb. 27, 1945, Circular N, 1919, and sec. 1, Circular 76, 1945.] ♦Pa-
per, 5c. W 1.6 : 340-15/5/ch.2
345—155. Military records : Preparation of Army pay rolls. Changes 1 ; May 14, 1946.
1946. 1 p. * Pai)er, 5c. W 1.6 : 345-155/6/ch.l
345-475. Same: Final payment voucher. Changes 4; May 14, 1946. [1946.] 2 p.
[Supersedes AR 345-475, Changes 3, Sept. 26, 1945.1 * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 375-475/5/ch.4
600—15. Personnel: Rank and precedence. Changes 2; Mav 16, 1946. 1946. 1 p.
[Supersedes AR 600-15, Changes 1, May 16, 1945.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 600-15/5/ch.2

600-37. Same : Prescribed service uniform, women personnel of Army, Changes 6 ;

May 21, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. [Supersedes AR 600-37, Changes 5, Apr.

10,1946.] * Paper. 5c. W 1.6 : 600-:'.7/2/ch.6

600-40. Same : Wearing of service uniform. Changes 9 ; May 29. 1946. 1946. 1 p.

♦Paper, 5c. W 1.0 : 000-40/6 /eh. 9

605-230. Commissioned officers: Reclassification, Changes 1; May 24, 1946. [1946.]

1 p. * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 60.5-230/8/ch.l
615—5. Enlisted men : Apiiointment and reduction of noncommissioned officers and

privates, first class, Changes 2; Mav 24. 1946. [1946.] 1 p. [Super-
sedes AP 615-5, Changes 1, Mar. 22, 1946.] * Paper. 5c.

W 1.6: 015-5/5 /cli. 2

615-40. Enlisted Personnel : Clothing and equipage. Changes 6 ; Mav 15. 1946.
[1946.] 2 p. * Paper. 5c. W 1.6 : 615-40/7/ch.O

615-40. Same: Chances 7: Mav 27, 1946. 1946. 1 p. [Supersedes sec. 1, Circular
140. 1940.] * Paier. 5c. W 1 .6 : 61,5^0/7/ch.7

615-275. Enlisted men : Authorized absence, effective July 1, 1946, Changes 1 : June 4,
1946. 1946. 1 p. * Paper, 5c. W 1.0 : 015-275/8/ch.l

850—5. MiscelLinooiis : Marking of clotbincr. equipment, vehicles, and propertv,

Changes 4; May 21, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. il. [Supersedes AR 850-5,
Changes 3. Feb. 7, 1940.] * T\Tper. 5c. W 1.6 : 850-5/5 /eh. 4

850-10. Same: Registration of motor vehicles, Changes 3, Mav 21, 1946. [1946.]

2 n. [Supersedes AR 850-10, Changes 1 and 2, Nov. 3 and Dec. 17,
1942.1 'Paper. 5c. W 1.6 : R50-10/2/ch.3

850-16. Same : Materials handling,' eq'iipmont May 21. 1940. [19»0.1 12 p. [Super-
sedes pars. 2a. (^). 67f. 24b (3). 43. and so much of tab. 2 as pertains
to (3) (c). AR 850-15. Aug. 1. 1945, Circular 33, 1945, and various sec-
tions of certain circulars.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 850—16

BvUrtin 11 and 12; IMay 16 and 24, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. and 8 p. flssnod witli
perforation.s.] % W 1.3: 946/11,12

CirniJnr 140-167; May ir.-.Tune 8, 1946. [1946.] various pacing, flssned with
perforations.] | W 1.4/2 : 946/140-167

Education mannals. fEUioation ni.-iiinal] : Is a crime wave coniinc;? fwitli siiii-
gestions for further readies; ; prejiai-ed for armed forces bv American His-
torical Association]. [19-'6 \ cover title, [2] +30 p. il. 12° \VM 3. GI round-
table.) TText and another illustration on p. 2-4 of cover.] * Paper, 10c.
• Item 1131
L. C. card 46-26498 W 1..55 : 3

• Sent to Depository Libraries

g42 Government Publications

Field moiiuals. Field niamial : Explosives and demolitions, Changes 1; Apr. 4,
1!>1G. [1!M6.] 1 p. (FM .') iT) | (.-liaii^^esj 1.) [Supersedes TB 0-25-4, May
2."), 1044. Acconipaiiied by ceiLain new and revised pages to be Inserted in
manual.] ♦ Paper, 10c. W 1.33 : r>-25/4/ch.l

Note. — Field nuuiuals consist of a series of pamphlets constituting the primary means
of prtmuilsiatiiig thi' ba.sic doctrines of militar.v training and operations. They contain
training instructions relative to tactics and technique. • Item 1130.

Same: Leadership, courtesy and drill; Feb. 1946. 1S46. vi+314 p. il. 16°

(FM 22-5.) [ rages 309-314 are left blank to be used for notes. Supersedes
FM 22-5, Aug. 4, 1941, including Changes 1-4, May 2, 1942-Dec. 1, 1943, FM
21-50, June 15, 1942, including Changes 1-3, Dec. 15, 1942-Oct. 4, 1943, and sec. 2,
Training circular 3, 1945.] * I'aper, 60c. W 1.33 : 22-5/3

Same: List and index of War Department publications; Apr. 10, 1946.

[1946.] 471 p. il. 4° (FM 21-6.) [Supersedes FM 21-6, Jan. 10, 1945.]

* Paper, $1.00. W 1.33 : 21-6/21

Same: Quartermaster service company; Jan. 1946. 1945 [published 1946].

iv+84 p. 11. 16" (FM 10-6.) [Copies will be forwarded to depository libraries
if obtainable. Supersedes TM 10-235, June 1, 1943.] t W 1.33 : 10-6

General court-martial orders. General court-martial orders 46, 56, 59, 61, 70, 71,
82, 83, 106 ; Mar. 6-May 3, 1946. [1946.] various paging. [Issued with per-
forations.] t W 1.51 : 946/4G, etc.

Same : 239, 242, 255, 257. 261, 265, 271, 276, 278, 281, 290, 339, 352, 400. 404,

408. 441, 453, 455, 459, 462, 468, 470, 477, 479, 483, 484, 509, 518 ; June 19-Dec. 18,
1945. [1945^6.] various paging. [Issued with perforations.] ?

AV 1.51 : 945/239, etc.

General orders 41, 43-50 ; May 6-June 3, 1946. [1946.] various paging. [Issued
with perforations.] t W 1.46 : 946/41, etc.

Government supplies. Index of United States Army, Joint Army-Navy, and Fed-
eral specifications used by War Department, Jan. 1946. 1946. iii-t-435 p. 12°
[Supersedes edition of Jan. 1945 and all supplements issued during 1945.]

* Paper, $1.85 (including 12 monthlv supplements). • Item 1146

W 1.50 : 946

Note. — The U. S. Army specifications are entered in this catalog under the agencies
responsible for them, such as Army Air Forces and Ordnance Department. The series of
Federal specifications is entered under the Federal Standard Stock Catalog Division
which is subordinate to the Procurement Division of the Treasury Department. Entries
for .loint Army-Navy specifications listed in this Index appear under Supplies and
Accounts Bureau, Navy Department.

Same, monthly supplement, Jan. and Feb. 1946. [1946.] [2] +14 p. and

[2] +11 p.' 12° * Paper, 5c each. W 1.50 : 946/supp.l, 2

Offieer-enlistcd man relationsMps, report of Secretary of War's board on officer-
enlisted man relationships to Secretary of War, May 27, 1946; presented bv Mr.
Thomas of Utah. 1946. iii+23 p. (S. doc. 196, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f
L. C. card 46-26497

Orders A, C-M, Jan. 4-Dec. 27, 1945. [1945.] various paging 4° [Processed,
Orders relate to routine business of Department.] $ W 1.14 : 945/A, C-M

Special orders 111-129; May 15-June 10, 1946. [1946.] various paging. $

W 1.48 : 946/111-129

Tables of organization and equipment, t

Note. — Tables of organization and equipment are issued in pamphlet form for insertion
in loose-leaf binders. They replace the Tables of organization and Tables of equipment
heretofore issued separately, and show the organization and equipment for the type of
unit indicated by the title.

6-497T. Field artillery battery, motorized, 8-inch gun or 240-mm howitzer, self-pro-
pelled: Apr. 19, 1946. [1946.] 13 p. W 1.44 : 6-497 T
6-655T. Field artillery battalion, motorized. 155-ram gun, combined, tractor-drawn and
self-propelled; Apr. 19. 1940. [1946.] 3 p. W 144: 0-655 T
7. Infantry division; Apr. 12, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. [Supersedes T/0 & E 7, June 1.
1945, including Changes 1, July 1, 1945.] W 1.44 : 7/4

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 843

Technical manuals. Bulgarian, guide to the spoken language; Dec. 3, 19-13.
[1943.] 84 p. il. small 4° (TM 30-345.) [Introductory series, language guide.
No longer restricted. The last page is loft blank to be used for notes.] * Paper,
15c. W 1.35 : 30-345

Note. — Tochnieal manuals consi.st of a sfi-ics of Dainiililds siipiilcmontint,' llic Field
nianual.s coverinfr subjects, the separate treadneiit of -whii-h is eonsidered essential to
a fuller aeeoniplishnient of the training pn'scril)ed in the Field manual series. The
scope of this series includes pamphlets, deserihin^ materiel and containin;; instructions
for the operation, care, maintenance and handling thereof ; guidebooks for instructors and
specialists ; material for extension courses : referent'e book.s ; administrative materials ;
and similar specialized subject matter. • Item 1137 (except for lansuajre euides, for
which no distribution has been made to depository libraries by Documents Office).

Cantonese, guide to the spoken language; Dec. 7, 1943. [1943.] SO p. il.

small 4° (TM 30-334.) [Introductory series, language guide. No longer
restricted. Pages 76-80 are left blank to be used for notes.] * Paper, 10c.

W 1.35 : 30-334

Chinese, guide to the spoken language; June 24, 1943. [1943.] [4] +62

+ [2] p. il. small 4° (TM 30-333.) [introductory series, language guide.
No longer restricted. The 2 pages are left blank to be used for notes.] * Paper,
10c. W 1.35 : 30-333

Danish, guide to the spoken language ; Dec. 3, 1943. [1944.] 88 p. il. small

4" (TM 30-o11.) [Intruductorv series, lanuuago guide. No longer restricted.
The last page is left blank to be used for notes.] * Paper, 15e. W 1.35 : 30-311

Dutch, guide to the spoken language; Sept. 13, 1943. [1943.] [4]-|-76 p.

il. small 4** (TM 30-307.) [Introdtictory series, language guide. No Icmger
restricted.] * Paper, 10c. W 1.35 : 30-307

French, guide to the spoken language; June 21, 1943. [1943.] [2] +62 p.

il. small 4" (TM SQi-SOi.) [Introductory series, language guide. No longer
restricted.] * Paper, 10c. W 1.35 : 30-302

German, guide to the spoken language ; June 24, 1943. [1943.] [4] +66+

[2] p. il. small 4° (TM 30-306.) [Introductory series, language guide. No
longer restricted. Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 10c. W 1.35 : 30-306

Greek, guide to the spoken language; June 30, 1943. [1943.] [4] +61+

[3] p. il. small 4" (TM 30-350.) [Introductory series, language guide. No
longer restricted. The 3 pages are left blank for notes.] * Paper, 10c.

W 1.35 : 30-350

Icelandic, guide to the spoken language; Feb. 10, 1944. [1944.] 86+ [2] p.

il. small 4" (TM 30-313.) [Introductory series, language guide. No longer
restricted. The last page is left blank to be used for notes.] * Paper, 15c.

AV 1.35 : 30-313

• Italian, guide to the spoken language ; June 2, 1913. [1943.] [2] +62 p. il.

small 4° (TM 30-303.) [Introductory series, language guide. No longer
restricted.] * Paper, 10c. W 1.35 : 30-303

Japanese, guide to the spoken language ; June 18, 1943. [1943.] [2] + 60+

[2] p. il. small 4° (T:\I 301-34].) [Introductory series, language guide. No
longer restricted. Text on p. 2 of cover. The last 2 pages are left blank for
notes.] * Paper, 10c. W 1.35 : 30-341

Malay, guide to the spoken language ; Dec. 3, 1943. [1943.] 88 p. il. small

4° (TM 30-339.) [Introductory series, language guide. No longer restricted.
Pages 87 and 88 are left blank to be used for notes.] * Paper, 15c.

W 1.35 : 30-339

North African Arabic, guide to the spoken language ; June 25, 1943. [1943.]

[4] +53+ [7] p. il. small 4" (TM 30-321.) [Introductory series, language
guide. No longer restricted. The 7 pages are left blaidv to be used for notes.]
•Paper, 10c. W 1.35: 30-321

— - Norwegian, guide to the spoken language ; Nov. 27, 1943. [194?!.] 96p.il.
small 4" (TM 30-310.) [Introductory series, language guide. No longer re-
stricted. Pages 92-96 are left blank to be used for notes.] * Paper, 15c.

W 1.35 : 30-310

• Sent to Depository Libraries

844 Government Publications

Technical matiuals — Continued.

I'urtuguese, as spoken in Brazil, guide to the spoken language ; June 19, 1943.

[194.S.J [4] +72 p. il. small 4" (TM 30-301.) [Introductory series, language
guide. No longer restricted. The last page is left blank to be used for notes.]

* Paper, 10c. W 1.35 : 30-301

Rumanian, guide to the spoken language ; Dec. 3, 1943. [1943.] 96 p. il.

small 4° (TM 30-349.) [Introductory series, language guide. No longer
restricted. Pages 92-96 are left blank to be used for notes.] * Paper, 15c.

W 1.35 : 30-349

Russian, guide to the spoken language; June 23, 1W3. [1&43.] [4] +

74+ [2] p. 11. small 4° (TM 30-344.) [Introductory series, language guide.

No lnnj,'er restricted. The 2 pages are left blank to be usetl for notes.]

* Paper, 10c. W 1.35 : 30-344

Spanish, guide to the spoken language ; June 19, 1943. [1943.] [4] +72 p.

il. small 4° (TM 30-300.) [Introductory series, language guide. No longer
restricted. Text on p. 2 of cover. The last page is left blank to be used
for notes.] * Paper, 10c. W 1.35 : 30-300

Swedish, guide to the spoken language; Dec. 3, 1943. [1944.] 88 p. il.

small 4° (TM 30-312.) [Introductory series, language guide. No longer
restricted.] * Paper, 15c. W 1.35 : 30-312

~ Technical manual: Enlisted personnel retirement (AR 615-395), Changes

2; June 1, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° (TM 12-238 [changes] 2.) [Accompanied
by certain new, revised, and reprinted pages to be inserted in the manual.]

* Paper, 5c. W 1.35 : 12-238/ch.2

■ Same: Guides and procedures, repairs and utilities, Changes 3; Mav 15,

1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° (TM 5-600 [changes] 3.) [Accompanied by certain
new and revised pages to be inserted in the manual.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.35 : 5-600/ch.3

Same: Pay and allowances of enlisted personnel. Changes 3; May 14, 1946.

[1946.] 1 p. 4° (TM 14-502 [changes] 3.) [Accompanied by certain new
and revised pages to be inserted in the manual.] * Paper, 10c.

W 1.35 : 14-502/2/ch.3

Same : Preparation of separation forms, Changes 4 ; May 9, 1946. [1946.]

1 p. 4° (TM 12-236 [changes] 4.) [Accompanied by certain revised and x-e-
printed pages to be inserted in the manual.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.35 : 12-236/ch.4

Same : Public address sets AN/UIQ-1 and AN/UIQ-IA, Changes 2 ; Apr. 3,

1946. [1946.] 18 p. il. 2 pi. 4" (TM 11-2505 [changes] 2.) [Corrected
copy. Sujjersedes Changes 1, Feb. 1, 1945.] * Paper, 10c.

W 1.35 : ll-2505/ch.2

Same : Radar set AN/MPG-1 and radar set AN/FPG-1, preventive main-
tenance manual, Changes 2; May 16, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 4'^ (TM 11-1466
[changes] 2.) * Paper, 5c. W 1.35 : ll-1466/ch.2

Same: Service record. Changes 3; Jan. 15, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° (TM-

12-230 [changes] 2.) [Accompanied by certain reprinted and revised pages
to be inserted in the manual.] * Paper, 15c. W 1.35 : 12-230/ch.3

Same : Service record. WD AGO form 24A, Changes 2 ; Apr. 10, 1946. 1946.

1 p. 4° (TM 12-230A [changes] 2.) [Accompanied by certain new and re-
vised pages to be inserted in the manual.] * Paper, 10c. W 1.35 : 12-230A/ch.2

Same: Stevedoring, Changes 1; May 16, 1946. [1946.] 54 p. il. (TM

55-310 [changes] 1.) [Supersedes TB-55-310-1, Jan. 1945] * Paper, l.lc.

W1.35:55-310/ch.l

Turkish, guide to the spoken language; Sept. 27, 1943. [1944.] 8> p. il.

small 4" (TM 30-318.) [Introductory series. No longer restricted.] » Paper.
10c. W 1.35 : 30-318

7cIepho)ic directory, War Department, Mav 3, 1946. [1040.] iv+57+C39+
[2] p. 4' t W 1.19: 946/5

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 845

ARMY AIR FORCES

AiJ- force, official service journal of Army Air Forces, Jan.-Jnne 1910; [v. 2!), no.
1-5]. cover titles, each 48 p. il. 4° [Monthly. Text and other illustrations
on p. 2—1 of covers.] * Paper, 2Uc. siugle copy, $2.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription,
CO 75 0

ll C." card 45^3590 W 108.7 : 29/1-5

Air power. Minutemen of the air. [194G.] cover .title, [16] p. il. 4" t •Item
1147 W 108.2 : M 63

Government supplies. U. S. Army specifications.

Note. — In the list below, some of the Amendments are specifications which were is-
sued during' tlie time when entries for the specifications appeared in tlie Monthly
fatalos under the Adjutant General's Dep:irtment, and for these, the old classification.
Sv.3.4S/l :, i.s retained in order that they may be filed with the publications to which they
belong.

■ U. S. Army specification : Binder, slide, 2- by 2-inch, 35 mm film ; Jan. 23,

1046. [Wright Field. Dayton, Ohio. Feb. 28, 1946.] 6 p. il. 12° (No. 75-517.)
[Supersedes Xo. 31375, Nov. 22, 1944.] f W 1.49 : 75-517

■ Same: Camera, aircraft, type A-8, 35 mm. silent motion picture, amdt. 1;

Apr. 17, 1946. [Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, May 5, 1946 ] 4 p. 12° (No. 75-
422-A [amdt. 1].) t W 1.49 : 75^22-A/amdt.l

Same: Case, mechanics' tool, type G-IA, amdt. 3; Feb. 8, 1946. [Wright

Field, Dayton, Ohio, Mar. 6, 1946.] 2 p. il. 12° (No. 94-40409-A [amdt. 3].)
[Supersedes and includes Amendment 2, Aug. 4, 1944.] t

W 1.49 : 94-40409- A/amdt.3

• Same: Dolly, propeller, type C-IB, amdt. 4; Apr. 10, 1946. [Wright Field,

Dayton, Ohio, Apr. 26, 1946.] 2 p. 12° (No. 94-30111-A (amdt. 4). [Super-
sedes and includes Amendment 3, Jan. 17, 1946.] t W 1.49 : 94-30111-A/amdt.4

Same : Generator, engine driven, direct current, general specification for,

amdt. 4; Feb. 13, 1946. [Wright Field. Dayton. Ohio, Mar. 7, 1946.] 2 p. 12°
(No. 95-2727(J-I [amdt. 4].) [Supersedes and includes Amendment 3, Jan. 25,
1944.] t W 3.48/1 : 95-27276-I/amdt.4

Same: Indicators, airspeed (aircraft) (2% inch round dial, pitot static)

general specification for, amdt. 5, Feb. 14, 19^16. [Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio,
Mar. 11, 1946.] 4 p. 12° (No. 94-27187-H [amdt. 5].) [Supersedes and
includes Amendment 4, June 4, 1945.] t W 1.49 : 94-27187-H/amdt.5

Same: Kit, photographic, contact printing, field processing, type N-8; Mar.

27, 1946. [Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, Apr. 23, 1946.] 5 p. 12° (No. 75-522.)
[Supersedes No. 31367, Dec. 12, 1944.] t W 1.49 : 75-522

Same : Kit, photographic, print drying, field processing, type N-7 ; jNIar. 11,

1946. [Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, Apr. 12, 1946.] 4 p. 12° (No. 75-521.)
[Supersedes No. 31366, May 24, 1945.] t W 1.49 : 75-521

Same: Lens, photographic, telephoto, 36-inch F/8, aerial reconnaissance;

Mar. 11, 1946. [Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, Apr. 12, 1946.] 4 p. il. 12" (No.
75-520.) [Supersedes No. 31397, Mar. 15, 1945.] f W 1.49 : 75-520

Same: Marking for airplanes and airplane parts, amdt. 2; Mar. 18, 1946.

[Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, Apr. 12, 1946.] 3 p. 12° (No. 98-24105-S [amdt.
2].) [Supersedes and includes Amendment 1, Dec. 5, 1945.] t

W 1.49 : 98-24105-S/amdt.2

Same: Marking, shipment, domestic and export, amdt. 4; Apr. 29, 1946.

[Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, May 16. 1946.] 3 p. 12' (No. 94-40645-A [amdt.
4].) [Supersedes and includes Amendment 3, Sept. 18, 1945.] t

W 1.49 : 94-i0645-A/amdt.4

Same : Plant, electric power, type C-llA (engine-driven, 2500 watts) , amdt.

5: Feb. 12, 1946. [W-right Field, Dayton, Ohio, Mar. 11. 1946.] 3 p. 12° (No.
94-32381-A [amdt. 5].) [Includes and supersedes Amendnu-nt 4, Oct. 10, 1944.]
t W 1.49 : 94-32381-A/amdt.5

• Sent to Depository Libraries

846 Government Ptjblications

Ooveninieut supplies — Continued.

Same : Pump, fuel, electric motor driven, booster, type B-7C ; Feb 27 1946

[Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, Mar. 28, 194(3.] 18 p. il. 12" (No 95-'>8163-C )'
[Supersedes No. t)5-2S103-B. May 22. 1044.] t W 1.49 : 95-28163^:

Same: Set, instrument fleld testing type C-1, aindt. 2; Feb 14 1946

[Wright Field, Dayton. Ohio] Mar. 7 [1^6] . 1 p. 12" (No. 94r-27316 [amdt"
2].) [Supersedes and includes Amendment 1, Apr. 9. 1943.] f

W 3.48/1 : 94-27316/amdt.2

Same: Sextant, aircraft type A-8A (averaging-bubble tvpe), amdt. 1 • Feb

14, 1946. [Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio] Mar. 7 [1946]. 1 p. 12° (No 94^
27914-A [amdt. 1].) t W 3.48/1 : 94-27914-A/amdt.l

Same: Shaft, tachometer (aircraft) non-magnetic, type A-2 amdt 3-

Feb. 14, 1946. [Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, Mar. 11, 1946.] 3 p. il'. 12° (No'
94-!;2i»o-A [amdt. 3].) [Supersedes and includes Amendment •> Feb 19'
^^■^^•l •" W 3.48/1 : 94-9205^A/amdt.3

Same: Shaft, tachometer drive, type A-1 (aircraft), amdt 1- Feb 13

1946. [Wright Field. Dayton, Ohio] Mar. 7 [1946]. 1 p 12° '(No '94^
27018-G [amdt. 1).] t W 1.49 : 94-2701S-G/amdt.l

Same: Signal assembly, fuel pressure, type C-3 (aircraft), amdt 1- Feb

6, 1946. [Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio] Feb. 2;". [1946]. 1 p 12° (No 94-^
3221.J-C [amdt. 1].) t W 1.49 : 94-32215-C/amdt. 1

Same : Timer, photographic, interval, automatic, type C-IA • Jan 24 1946

[Wright Field. Dayton. Ohio. Feb. 27. 1946.] 9 p. il. 12° (No 75-515 ) ' [Su-
persedes No. 31324-A, Dec. 4, 1944.] f W 1.49 : 7.5-515

Message for all foTmer members of Army Air Forces, think this over. [1946 ]
[2] p. il. hirge 4°, folded into narrow 16° size, t • Item 1147 W 108.2 : M 56

Aeronautical charts

«, ^*'^?:Tr'^^? ^"^F aeronautical charts are classified as C4.9/8 ; so that thev mav be
filed with certain Aeronautical charts of the Coast and Geodetic Survey as a single series

Fairbanks, Alaska. AAF flight chart : Fairbanks to Nome. Alaska lat 64°-66°
long. 146°-lt8° ; 8. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : l.OOO.OOO. Armv Map Service'
Army, Washington, D. C, 1945, aeronautical information Jan 1946 13x41 in
[Fourth edition subject to correction. Diagonally between degrees of latitude
and longitude indicated in entry. Legend and notes on reverse side Lam-
bert conformal conic projection.] t 25c., Coast and Geodetic Survey.

C 4.9/9 : 8

Port Heidcn, Alaska. AAF flight chart : Port Heiden to Nome, Alaska lat 56°-
60°, long. lo6°-16S° ; 4. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000.000. Armv Map
Service, Army, Washington, D. C, 1945, aeronautical information Jan' 1946
14X43 in. [Third edition subject to correction. Diagonallv between degrees
of latitude and longitude indicated in entry. Legend and notes on reverse side
Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c., Coast and Geodetic Survev.

C 4.9/9 : 4

ARMY GROUND FORCES

World War, 1939-J,5. Report of activities, AGF, Army Ground Forces, AVorld
^^ar XL n. p. [Knox, Feb. 28, 1946]. cover title. 48 p. il. f° [Rubber stamn
correction on p. 12.] * Paper, 25c l ^

L. C. card 46-20467 ^ 12 ; Ar 5/6

ARMY SERVICE FORCES

Manuals. [Army Service Forces manual] : Ordnance inspection hand-book on

??£^lif''-rP"'^^' ^^^^= J''*^- ^' l^-5- [1945.] iii+[35] p. il. 4° (Ord-
M608-5.) [Issued in loose-leaf form.] * Paper, 45c.

W 109.12 : Ord-M60S-5/sec. 100-700, 1100
• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 847

Supply catalogs. Army Service Forces catalog: Chemical warfare supply cata-
log. [1946.] [Issued with perforations.] t

CW 7. Organizational spare parts and equipment, 1st and 2d echelons.

440318. Flame thrower, mechanized, M3-4-3 ; Apr. 1946. . 54 p. il.

W 109.14 : CW 7-440318
446111. Generator, hydrogen, high pressure, portable, Ml ; May 1946. 10 p. il.

W 109.14 :CW 7-446111
450243. Tank, airplane smoke, AN-M33A1 ; Mar. 1946. 16 p. il.

W 109.14 : CW 7-450243

635103. Kit, mixing and transfer, thickened fuel, Ml (formerly designated E2R1) :

Mar. 1946. 21 p. il. W 109.14 : CW 7-035103

CW9. List of all service parts and higher echelon spare parts.

440114. Flame thrower, portable, M2-2 ; Apr. 1946. 39 p. il. [Supersedes CW 9-
440114, Nov. 25, 1944.] W 109.14 : CW 9-440114

Same: Engineer supply catalog. [1946.] [Issued with perforations.] %

Eng9. List of all service parts.

9955. Engine, Diesel, 140 to 150-HP, Cummins, model HBID-600 : Mar. 1946. 67 p. il.

W 109.14 : Eng 9-9955

Same: Medical supply catalog. [1945.] [Issued with perforations.] t

Med 10. IMedical Department equipment list.

27. 972S050 mobile army surgical hospital, 60-bed (including functional packing list) ;

Apr. 1946. [1] -1-28 p. 4° W 109.14 : Med. 10-27

Same: Ordnance supply catalog. [Publications Department, Raritan Ar-
senal, 1945-46.] [Processed. Issued with perforations.] ±

Ord 6 SNL. Tools, maintenance, for repair.

G-27. Motor vehicles, sec. 1, Tool-sets (special), motor vehicles ; July 1, 1945. 396 p.

il. [Supersedes ORD 6 SNL G^27. sec. 1, Apr. 1. 1945 and Changes 1, May

15, 1945.] W 109.14 : Ord 6G-27/4/sec.l

Same, sec. 2, Tool-sets (common), specialists' and organizational; July

1, 1945. 268 p. il. [Supersedes ORD G SNL G-27, sec. 2. Apr. 1, 1945.

and Changes 1, May 15, 1945.] W 109.14 : Ord 6 G-27/4/sec.2

Ord 7 SNL. Organizational spare parts and equipment.

G-513. Truck, 4- to 5-ton, 4X4 C.O.E., tractor, Federal, Kenworth and Marmon-

Herrington ; Dec. 4, 1945. 28 p. il. 4° [Supersedes Ord 7 SNL G-513,

June 18, 1945.] W 109.14 : Ord 7 G-513

J-4S4. Generator, A. C, portable gasoline-engine driven, 25 kw., 115/230 v., 60 c,

sgle-ph., Onan model, GMCW 6-2oS-2, complete (17-0-2014) ; May 1946.

il p. W 109.14 : Ord 7 J-484

Ord 8 SNL. Higher echelon spare parts and equipment (addendum).

F-171. Finder, height, IS^/o ft.. Ml and M1A2 : Apr. 1946. 19 p. il. [Supersedes
Ord 8 SNL F-171, July 28, 1944, including Changes 1, Mar. 4. 1945.]

W 109.14 : Ord 8 F-171

F-233. Board, plotting, M5 ; Apr. 1946. 7 p. il. [Supersedes Ord S SNL F-233.

addendum, Aug. 24, 1943. W 109.14 : Ord 8 F-233

Same: Quartermaster supply catalog. [1946.] [Issued with perfora-
tions.] t

QM-5. Stock list of all items.

28. Class 28 : Blank-forms ; Apr. 1946. 2 p. 4" W 109.14 : QM 5-28
53. Class 53 : Stationery : bags, paper, books, l)lank. boxes, paper, cartons, office

supplies: Apr. 1940. 23 p. 4" [Supersedes QM 5-53, Aug. 9. 1944. includ-
ing Changes 1, Oct. 21, 1944.] W 109.14 : QM .5-.")3
69. Class 69: Vehicles (animal and h;ind-drawn) : accessories and parts; Aiir. 19-10.
6 p. 4" [Supersedes QM 5-69, May 31, 1944, including Changes 1, Sept. 21,
1944.] W 109.14 : QM 5-69

QM 8. Higher echelon and depot spare parts.

MHE-5. Tractor, wheeled, gasoline (Hehard J233 and J233X) : Apr. 1946. 58 p.

[Supersedes QM S-.MHE 5, May 15, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE 5

MHE-7. Tractor, wheeled, gasoline (Hebard models A-2, A-3) ; Mar. 1946. 52 p

[Supersedes QM 8 MHE-7, May 15, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8 MHE-7

MHE-8. Tractor, wheeled, gasoline. International Harvester 1-4 ; Mar. 1946. 58 p.

[Supersedes QM 8-MHE 8, May 15, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE-8

MHE-13. Tractor, wheeled, gasoline (Hebard A-14) ; Apr. 1940. 48 p. [Supersedes

QM 8-MHE 13, May 15, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE-13

MHE-21. Crane, wheeled, gasoline (Hughes Keenan-MC-2R) : May 1946. 69 p.

[Supersedes QM8-MHE 21, May 19, 1945.] W 109.14 ': QM 8-MHE 21

• Sent to Depository Libraries

848 GOVTERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

Supplii ratal()f/)i — Con tinned.

Same: Signal snpply catalog. [1946.] [Issued with perforations.] t

Sig. 6. Sets of equipment.
TK-24/GF. Tool e(|iiil>ment TK-24/GF (general tools for repair of photographic
e(iuipment) ; Ma.v 11)46. 14 p. 11. W 109.14 : Sig G-TK-24/GF

Sig 7 & 8. Organizational and iiigher echelon spare parts.

AN/TTQ-2. Operation center An/TTQ-2, Changes 1 ; Apr. 1946. 2 p.

W 109 14 : Sig 7 & 8-AN /TTQ-2/ch. 1

RC-120. Facsimile equipment RC-120 and RC-120 A, B; Mar. 1946. 40 p. [Super-
sedes Sig 8 FX-1, Mar. 31. 1945, Sig 8 PE-140. Feb. 28. 1945. Sig 7
RC-120, Feb. 28. 1945, and Sig 8 RC-120, Feb. 28. 1945.1

,.^ „„, „ . W 109.14 : Sig 7 & 8 RC-120

RC-261. Remote control equipment RC-261 : Apr. 1946. 8 p. [Supersedes Sig 7
RC-261, Jan. 3, 1945. Sig 8 RC-261, Jan. 5, 1945. Sig 8 RM-53. Jan 5.
1945. and Sig 8 RM-52, Jan. 5, 1945.] W 109.14 : Sig 7 & 8-RC-261

ADJXTTANT OE?iEIL\T.'S DEPARTMENT

Arnnj. Security, where to now? a good .iob for you. Army, choose this fine pro-
fession now ! n. p. [Recruiting Publicity Bureau, United States Army, Ma'-. 18,
1946]. [6] p. il. narrow 12" t • W3.2:Se3

Arwy life and Army recruiting news. Jan.-May 1946; v. 28, no. 1-5. [Governors
Island, N. Y.. Recruiting Publicity Bureau, United States Army, Jan.-May 1946.]
Each 20 p. il. large 8° [Monthly.] t Recruiting Publicity Bureau, Governors
Island, N. Y.
L. C. card WAR 22-1 W 3.45 : 28/1-5

Organization. Ad.lutant General's Office, organization and functions; June 11,
1946. [1946.] [49] leaves, il. oblong 8° [Processed.] t W 3 2 ; Or 3/6/946

Recruiting. Make it a million ! new goal of Army Recruiting Service, n. p.
[Recruiting Bureau. United States Armv, Mav 31, 1946]. [l]+6 p. t

W 3.2 : :M 62

INFORMATION AND EDUCAT'ON DIVISION

Army talk, orientation fact sheet 91-125 Oct. 6, 1945- June 1, 1946; [prepared by
Army Orientation Branch]. [1946.] Each 8 p. il. 4* [Weeklv.] J

W 109.212 : 91-125

Xeiosmap. Newsmap, Dec. 25. 19J5-Jan. 1 to Mar. .5-12. 1946. v. 4. no. 38^8;
prepared bv Armv Information Branch, from public ?ouices of information.
Jan. 7-Mar. IS, 1946. Each [2] p. il. oblong f° [Weeklv.] ±

W 109.207 : 4/3S-48

Same. v. 4, no. 49-52, v. 5, no. 1-2; prepared bj' Army Information Branch,

from public sources of information. [1946.] Each 1 p. il. oblong f° $

W 109.207 : 4/49-5 2

Same, special edition, Dec. 25. 1945-Jan. 1 to Mar. 5-12. 19-^6. v. 4. no. 3S-48 ;

prepared by Army Information Branch, fnmi public sources of information.
Jan. 14-Mar. 12, 1946. Each [2] p. il. oblong f° [Weekly. No. 48 is final
issue.] t W 109.207/2 : 4/38-48

■ Newsmap, overseas edition. Dec. 25, 1945-Jan. 1 to Mar. 5-12, 1946 v. 4. no.

3.8—48; prepared bv Army Information Branch, from public sources of informa-
tion. Jan. 14-Mar. 25. 1946. Each [2] p. il. oMong f° [Weeklv.] t

W 109.208 : 4/38-48

Same, with title, Newsmap, v. 4, no. 49-52 to v. 5, no. 1-2; prepared by

Armv Information Branch, from public sources of information. [1946.] Each
[1] ' p. il. oblong ft W 109.208 : 4/49-52

JUDGE ADVOCATE GENE3{AL"S DEPARTMENT

Bulletin. Bulletin of judge advocate general of Army. v. 4, no. 12: Doc. 1915.
1946. iii+481-516 p. [Monthly. Issued with perforations.] t • It<^m 1169

W 10.3 :4 12

Same. v. 5. no. 1^: Jan.-Apr. 1946. 1916. [xv] +1-116 p. [Monthly.

Issued with perforations.] t • Item 1169 W 10.3; 5/1-4

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 849

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

Medical literature. Current list of medical literature, v. 10, no. 1-26; Jan. 4-
Juue 28, 1946. [1&46.] various paging. [Weekly. Most of the pages have
been printed in double columns which are numbered.] * Paper, 10c. single
copy, $3.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $3.75. • Item 1174
L. C. card 44-11211 W 44.30 : 10/1-26

ARMY WAR COLLEGE

UBKAEY

Periodical literature. Abstracts of selected periodical articles of military inter-
est, prepared and issued monthly by Army War College Library, no. 19-21;
Dec. 20, 1945-Feb. 20, 1946. [1945-46.] [xiii] +501-680 p. 4^ [Processed.] t

W 55.8 : 19-21

, ENGINEER DEPARTMENT

Black Rock Channel and Tonavp^anda Harbor, N. Y., letter sul)mitting report on
review of reports on Black Rock Channel and Tonawanda Harbor, N. Y. 1946.
vii+25 p. 2 maps. (H. doc. 92, 79th Cong. 1st sess.) t

Cape Charles, Va. Harbors of Cape Charles City, Va., letter submitting report on
review of reports on liarbors of Cape Charles City, Va. 1946. vii+29 p. 2
maps. ( H. doc. 90, 79th Cong. 1st sess. ) t
L. C. card 46-26362

Miami River, Fla., letter submitting report on review of reports on Miami River,
Fla. 1946. vii+25 p. map. (H. doc. 91, 79th Cong. 1st sess.) t

Redivood Creek, Calif., letter submitting report on review of reports on Redwood
Creek, Calif. 1946. vii+16 p. map. (H. doc. 94, 79th Cong. 1st sess.) t

Shipyard River, S. C, letter submitting report on review of reports on Shipyard
River, S. C. 1946. vii+15 p. map. (H. doc. 93, 79th Cong. 1st sess.) t

Spafiish Fork River. Utah, letter submitting interim report on preliminary
examination and survey of streams draining into Great Salt Lake and Great
Basin. Utah and Nev., covering flood control on Spanish Fork River, Utah. Mar.
26, 1946. 18 p. map. (H. doc. 518, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

MISSISSIPPI RI\ER coil MISSION

Note. — The publications of the Mississippi River Commission consist of annual reports,
annual pamphlets showing daily river sta.ses, annual pamphlets showing daily river dis-
charge, and annual pamphlets showing results of river discharge mesurenients ; also
publications of the Waterways Experiment Station operating under the direction of the
Mississippi River Commission. The Mississippi River Commission publislies maps and
charts of the Mississippi River; navigation maps of the Mississippi River from Cairo, 111.,
to the Gulf of Mexico. I^a. ; and wall maps, in colors, of the lower Mississippi River
Valley from the head of the St. Francis Basin near Cape Girarde.in, Mo., to the Gulf of
Mexico, La., scale 1 : 500,000 and 1 : 250,000. Topographic quadrangle maps in colors,
scale 1 : 02,500 of the alluvial valley of the lower Mississippi River are also published by the
Mississippi River Commission ; the topograi)hic quadrangle maps comprise 217 sheets and
cover portions of the States of Missouri, Illinois. Kentucky. Arkansas, Tennessee, Missis-
sippi, and Louisiana adjacent to the Mississippi River and tributaries, with an area of over
52.000 square milps mapped. All are sale publications obtainable only from the Mississippi
River Commission, except the annual reports which are issued by the Superintendent of
Documents, Government Printing Olfice. No dis<'ount is allowed. Requests for informa-
tion as to lists of publications and maps and method of making remittances should be
addressed to : The Mississippi River Commission, P. O. Box 80, Vicksburg, Miss.

MissiHsippi River. Stages and discharges. Mississippi River and its outlets and
tributaries, [calendar year] 1943. n. p. M. R. C Print [Nov. 1945]. [3] + iiia-d
+iv-lxxsii+280 p. t Paper, 75c., Mississippi River Commission, Vicksburg,
Miss.
L. C. card 4&-36204 W 31.5 : 943

• Sent to Depository Libraries

702587 — 46 — No. 618 11

850 Government Publications

NORTHERN AND NOBTHWESTEBN LAKES SUBVETY

Note. — Charts of the Great Lakes and connecting waters and St. Lawrence River to the
International boundary at St. Keftis, of Lalce of the Woods, of Rainy Lake, of Lake Cham-
plain, and of the natural navigable waters of the New York State canals are prepared and
sold by the U. S. Lake Survey Office, 049 Federal Building, Detroit, 20 Mich. A catalog
(with index maps), showin;: localities, scales, prices, and conditions of sale, may be had
upon application at the above office.

A descriptive bulletin, which supplements the charts and gives detailed information as
to harbors, shore lines and shoals, magnetic determinations, and particulars of changing
conditions affecting navigation, may be purchased froui the U. S. Lake Survey Office. The
bulletin is revised annually and issued at the opening of navigation (in April). Supple-
ments thereto are published monthly during the navigation season and are sent free to all
who have obtained the bulletin.

Oreat Lakes. Bulletin 55, Survey of northern and northwestern lakes, Apr. 1946;
edited by O. C. Hattery. 1946. 521 p. 2 tab. 4° [Sui)plements inlormation
given upon charts of Great Lakes and supersedes all previous bulletins.]

♦ Taper, $1.50. • Item 1166

L. C. card 6-7112 W 33.3 : 55

RIVERS AND HABBOES BOARD

Erie, Lake. Port and terminal facilities at U. S. ports on Lake Erie, Lake
Ontario, and St. Lawrence River, 1&43. [1945.] ix+314 p. 16 maps, 4"

* Paper, $1.00.

L. C. card 46-26490 W 7.34 : Er 4/943

Locks and dams of United States, navigation data, as of Dec. 31, 1945; prepared
by Statistical Division. [1946.] cover title, [1]+18 p. oblong 8° [Processed.
An Errata sheet, 1 p. oblong 48°, also issued.] t
L. C. card 46-26489 W 7.2 :L 81/2/945

Mississippi River. Transportation lines on Mississippi River system, 1946. 1946.
xviii-(-213 p. oblong 8° (Transportation series no. 4.) * Paper, GOc. • Item
1165

L. C. card 36-26823 W 7.23 : 4/3

Note. — This is the annual revision of a report containing information on the trans-
portation lines and cargo-carrying vessels operating on waterways of the Mississippi
River system. This report covers vessels that were either active or idle iti 1945 and
includes some vessels constructed during 1945.

WAR MOBILIZATION AND RECONVERSION OFFICE

Housing. Statement on veterans emergency housing program, by Wilson W.
Wyatt, national hotising expediter and administrator, National Housing Agency.
[1946.] 5 leaves, 4° [Processed. Prepared in cooperation with Civilian Pro-
duction Administration, Office of Price Administration, Department of
Labor .] t Y 3. W 19/7 : 2 H 81/3

Veteran and higher education, report to the President by director of war mobiliza-
tion and reconversion. May 20, 1946. 1946. v-f39 p. il. * Paper, 10c.
• Item 1131
L. C. card 46-26406 Y 3.W 19/7 : 2 V 64

CONTRACT SETTLEMENT OFFICE

Allen Tool d Manufacturing Co. Appeal of Ohio Casket Hardware Company, Inc.,
doing business under trade name of Allen Tool and ^Manufacturing Company v.
War Department, request for reconsideration, denied Mar. 19. 1946. 1946. 1 p.
(Appeal Board, proceeding no. 21.) t Y 3. W 19 A : 108/21-2

Brennan d Cahoon. Appeal of J. W. Brennan and W. R. Cahoon, doing business
as Brennan & Cahoon, t\ Navy Department, decided May 8, 1946; statement of
facts [opinion, and decision]. [1946.] 7 p. (Appeal Board, proceeding no.
34.) t • Item 1131 T 3.W 19/7 : 108/34

Clifton Prn<1ucts, Inc. Appeal of Clifton Products, Inc., v. War Department and
Civilian Production Administration, decided Mar. 28, 1946; statement of facts
[opinion and decision]. [1946.] lip. (Appeal Board, proceeding, no. 36.) t

Y 3.W 19/7 : 108/36

• Sent to Depository Libraries

July 1946 851

Report. War contract terminations and settlements, report by director of con-
tract settlement to Congress, 6tli report, Jan. 194G. [1946.] cover title, ii+45
p. il. [Another illustration on p. 2 of cover.] * Payer, 10c.
L. C. card 45-35598 Y 3.W19/7 : 107/6

Same, 7tli report, Apr. 194G. [1946.] cover title, ii+55 p. il. [Other

illustrations on p. 2 and 3 of cover.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 1131.

Y3.W 19/7: 107/7

War contracts. Statistics of war contract terminations and settlements, July-
Dec. 1945, v. 3. [Mar. 15, 1946.] cover title, [1] +391 p. 4° [Processed.] t
L. C. card 45-37764 Y 3.W 19/7 : 102 C 76/3/V.3

• Sent to Depository Libraries

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D. C, is authorized by law to sell copies of Government publications and to allow
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More than 12,000 different bills are usually introduced during a session of
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documents and reports because there are usually more than 6,000 of this class
of publications issued during a Congress and only a few of them are called for.
We will attempt to print for sale a few of the more important ones, but if not
priced the only possible source would be from your Congressman.

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Army Service Forces

Headquarters, Army Service Forces, was abolished by authority of War De-
partment Circular 138, dated May 14, 1946, effective June 11, 1946.

Commodity Credit Corporation

The administration of the program of the Commodity Credit Corporation, trans-
ferred to the Secretary of Agriculture under Reorganization Plan no. 3, was
vested in the Production and Marketing Administration by supp. 9 to Memo-
randum Ills of the Secretary of Agriculture, dated July 15, 1940, effective July IG.

Corrections for Previous Monthly Catalogs

May 1946. On page 462, under center head "Civil Service Commission", subhead
"Field service", 3d line, and subhead "Scientific positions", 4th line, change "t"
" to read "t".

July 1946 Index. On page II, under "Appropriations, proposed rescissions, etc.",
change "722" to read "822" ; on page VI, after "Damico, Sam", change "Lams"
to read "Dams", and under "De Carbonel, William L.", change "744" to read
"774" ; on page IX, under "Gloves", omit the line reading "mines forced to cease
operation" ; on page XIV, under "O'Brien, Jane", change "753 to read "743",
and under "Oils, industrial reference service", change "707" to read "729".

856

New Classification Numbers

Production and Marketing Adnjinistration.
Commodity Credit Corporation.

A82.301 : date Annual reports.

Note. — .See, for earlier issues, A80.401 : (date).

A82.302: CT General publications.

Note. — See, for earlier issues, A80.402 : (CT).
A82.303 :-305 : (Reserved)

A82.30G : CT Regulations, rules, and instructions.

Note. — See, for earlier issues, A80 :406 : (CT).
Includes handbooks and manuals.

A82.307 : date Loans and commodities owned, Statement of

(quarterly). [Proc]
Note. — See, for earlier issues, ABO. 407 : (date).
Commerce Department.

C1.25 : V. nos. & nos Domestic commerce ( monthly ) .

Note. — See, for earlier issues, CIS. 32 : (v. nos. &
nos.).

Social Security Board.
Employment Security Bureau.

FS3.128: v. nos. & nos Insured unemployment (weekly). [Proc]

Labor Statistics Bureau.

L2.29: CT Union wage scale studies. [Proc]

National Housing Agency.

NHA 1.13: V. nos. & nos Housing (monthly).

I'ederal Housing Administration.

NHA2.5 : CT Laws.

Emergency Management Office.
War Assets Administration.
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ministration ; Quarterly.
State Department.

Sl.lS* : CT American foreign service (separates).

S1.48: CT Foreign Liquidation Office publications.

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ence series 82 (85.30:82).
Coast Guard.

T47.35 : date Light list, Atlantic and Gulf coasts of United

States.
Note. — See, for earlier issues, N24.30 : (date).
Vot crans' Administration.

VA 1.16: nos Posters.

War Department.

W1.67: sec, nos. & letter-nos War Deiiartment catalogs.

Note. — See, prior to .Tune 11, 1946, Army Service
Forces catalogs, W109.14 : (sec, nos. & letter-nos.).
Engineer Department.

W7.35 : pt. nos. & chap, nos Engineering manual for civil works. [Printed

and processed.]
Y4.P31:CT Pearl Harbor Attack, Joint Committee on Inves-
tigation of.

Note. — The following publications have been discontinued : Hydrographic
Office, Pilot chart of northern Atlantic Ocean (NG.15': date no.) ; Hydrographic
Office, Pilot chart of Greenland and Barents Seas (N6.15': date no.) ; War Pro-
duction Board, Smaller War Plants Corporation program and progress reports
(Ir32.4825: nos.); Special Services Division, Army-Navy kit [text] (W109.109:
letters/ text).

857

So8 Government Publications

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iu the Monthly catalogs, since the publications contained therein have been previ-
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House Document No. 387, 79th Congress, 1st session. • Item 325

Senate Document No. 184, 79th Congress, 2d session. • Item 328

Monthly Catalog

NO. 619 • AUGUST 1946
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT

Note. — Those publications of the Department of Agriculture which are for sale will be
supplied by the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25,
D. O. Tlie Department issues a n\oiitlil.v list uf luililicatious wiiich will be mailed to all
applicants, who can then select the available ones desired.

Accidents. Watch your step, avoid farm accidents. [July 1946.] 32 p. 11.
(Miscellaneous publication 608.) [This publication is a revision of and super-
sedes Miscellaneous publication 481, Watch your step, farm safety for national
defense.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 14
L. C. card Agr 46-12S • A 1.38 : 608

Agricultural products. Federally owned plants and facilities, letter transmit-
ting, in response to resolution, report relative to continued operation of fed-
erally owned plants for processing agricultural commodities and forest prod-
ucts or for manufacturing nitrates for fertilizer. 1946. xxii+93 p. 1 tab.
( S. doc. 167, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26520

Motion pictures of Department of Agriculture, 1945. [Reprint with changes
1946.] cover title, 52 p. il. narrow 8° [Miscellaneous publication 574.) [Text
on p. 2 of cover.] t
L. C. card Agr 24-692 A 1.38 : 574/1-2

Solanine. Estimation and physiological role of solanine in potato [with list of
literature cited] ; by M. J. Wolf and B. M. Duggar. [1946.] p. 1-32, il.
[From Journal of agricultural research, July 1, 1946, v. 73, no. 1 (issue num-
ber is incorrectly given on p. 1 as 31) .] * Paper, 10c. A 1.23/a : Wis.-158

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS BUREAU

Cherries. Special report on sour cherry production in 5 eastern States as of June
1.'), 1946. June 21, 1946. 2 p. 4° [Processed.] t A 36.2 : C 42/2/946

Furm-mortgage debt declines during 1945 but at slower rate. Washington, D. C,
June 1946. 6 p. il. 4" [Processed.] f A 36.2 : M 84/15/945

Feed consumed by livestock, 1941-42, by States; by R. D. Jennings. Washington,
I>. C, Apr. 1946. cover title, 108 p. il. 4° [Processed. Text and another
illustration on p. 2 and 4 of cover.] t A 36.2 : F 32/2/941-12

Fruits (13 nonciti'us) production and utilization, 1934-45; [prepared by Cary
D. Palmer, E. O. Schlotzhauer, and P. F. Kiesler]. Washington, D. C, June
1946, cover title, 21 p. large 8" [Processed.] t A 36.2 : F 94/33/934-45

Land use. 1945 summary of outstanding Federal and State legislation affecting
rural land use; [prepared by Helen Freniere, Robert Parks, Letlia Scott and
Herman Walker]. Washington, D. C, Mar. 1946. cover title, [21-fl27 p. 4°
(L. E. Bulletin 71.) [Processed. Text and map on p. 1 and 2 of cover.] t

A 36.121 : 71

Outlook charts. 1946 agricultural outlook charts. Washington, D. C, Dec. 1945.
cover title, x+111 p. il. 4° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

A 36.50 : C 38/3/946

Porfc. Feed consumption and production of pork and lard [with bibliography] ;
by L. Jay Atkinson and Jolin W. Klein. June 1946. ii-|-21 p. il. (Agricul-
ture Dept. Technical bulletin 917.) * Paper, 10c. • Item 16
L. C. card Agr 46-125 A 1.36 : 917

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859

860 Government Publications

Rice Analysis of variations in rice yields in Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas-
• [prepared by Ralph R. Botts]. July 194G. 12 p. 4° [Processed ] t

A 36.2 : R 36/13
Vegetables. Commercial truck crop estimate reports. [Processed.] f

V'±% ^""rr^ *'""°,VP "^ hunclreciraL^Lred fo%lI?h'^KHUh?. cf-nltHts^or^e^e'ral dl"un"
fJnni}«"U?"C'^'' • ' ommrrcial truck crops for fresh market, comnionlycaned Truck cron
reports : Truck crops for commercial processing, commonly called Processing cronreLrtQ^
Truck crop. news; Annual summaries in December each year RevfsedsMtistioar^n^^
maries are issued at appropriate intervals covering a varying period of rears Prlm^'
ViZT^'^^ "k ""^^S/^Ports were published in CropS and markets prior to June 1937 bu^
iSarLrirfssureac'^^rea;""'-'- ^ ''^''' ^"---^- -'>■ - Publi.'rei^iiX'j^^^ua'r^^

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION

AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTEIAL CHEMISTRY BUREAU

^llS'r fi^^^'^o ^7!"?^ i" ^?"°°^^<* crushing industry; by Louis B. Howard.
lla^V I ^; \ ^'VV^1S> [Processed. Presented before National Cotton-
seed Products Association, New Orleans, La., Jlay 21, 1&46.] f

A 77.104/2 :118
Naval stores. 1945-46 annual naval stores report on production, distribution,
consumption and stocks of turpentine and rosin of United States, by crop years

Hornp;^^&''i^- ^iU^^^=o^rPJ^"^ ^'' ^- ^^ ^^^°^PP' ^- ^^ Goldbiatt, and M. M
Horner. May 14, 1946. [3]+13 p. 4» (AICM17.) [Processed.] f

A 77.104/2 : 117

^'t'x^o ^fPistry and therapeutic use of rutin ; by J. F. Couch, C F. Krewson,

J. Naghski, and M. J. Copley. April 1946. [l]+4 p. 4° (AIOllS- Eastern

Regional Research Laboratory.) [Processed.] f A 77 104/2: 115

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU

^ Mnr 794??^' El94t\*'^?£9^' m"^ Sheppard K. Haynes]. [Sept. 1915, revised
• Paper, 10 c •Item 10 ^ (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 684. )

L.C. card Agr 46-56^"" ' A 1.9:684/9

DAIRY INDUSTRY BUREAU

^^n^^^- ^???'?,^ H^^""^' ^^^^^^ ^''"^ spray-dried skim milk : hv H. E. Walker and
CD. Mitchell. June 1946. 2 p. 4° (BDIM-Inf-39.) [Processed.] t

A 77.602 : C 41/6

^'u^% ?S^TAf^"V'?fiT"*r?.^'''''^P^^^i^yJ-^-S^^P^^e^-<3- June 1946. 5 p.
il. 4 (BDIM-Inf-38.) [Processed.] t A 77.602 : Si 3/3

ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE BUREAU

^«'l* .i^'^Vf ^■''^V: ^^l.^- ^- ^'''^^l- ^O'^t- 1937, revised June 1946.] [1^6.]
8 p. 11. (Agriculture Dept. Leaflet 147) * Paper, 5c. • Item 13. A 1.35 : 147/3

Brown dog tick, with suggestions for its control ; by F. C. Blshopp, Carroll N
?^'iSo^"^ ^^"^' ^ ^°"^^- S^Pt- 1931, 2d revision 1946. [1W6. ] 4 p 1 P 4<^
(E-292.) [Processed.] f • A 77.312 : E-292

^TpflSk .^°?o''' ""^ ^""I n"""^ = ^y ^- ^- ^"^^ ^"'^ H. E. Parish. July 1^6. 4 p 4°
(E-695.) [Processed.] f A77.312:E^95

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE

Puerto Rico Agricultural Experiment Station. Reiwrt of Federal Experiment Sta-

r2T4lfi9^"^''.^^^'^ f ^,r ^ '^r'"^ 1945 [with list if literature cited]^ Mar 1946.

l'ij+62p. 'Paper, 15c. • Item 91.

L. C. card Agr 6-1362 A 77.461: 945

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August 1946 861

HUMAN NUTRITION AND HOME ECONOMICS BUREAU

Food. Nutritive value of per capita food supply, 190^-45. Washington, D. C,
June 1946. cover title, [l]+35 p. 11. 4° [Processed. Pi-epared in cooperation
witti Bureau of Agricultural Economics.] t A 77.702 : F 73/2

PLANT INDUSTET, SOILS, AND AGRICULTURAX ENGINEERING BUREAU

Barley. Classification of barley varieties grown in United States and Canada
in 1945' [with list of literature cited] ; by Ewert Aberg and G. A. Wiebe. May
1&46. cover title, 190 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 907.)
* Paper, 35c. • Item 16
L. C. card Agr 46-126 A 1.36 :907

Fertilizers and lime in United States, resources, production, marketing and use ;
[prepared by Frank W. Parker, J. Richard Adams, K. G. Clark, K. D. Jacob
and A. L. Mehring, with assistance from Agricultural Adjustment Agency,
Bureau of Agricultural Economics, and Farm Credit Administration]. [1946.]
[21+94 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous publication 58G. ) [Super-
sedes Plant-food memorandum report 11. Fertilizers and lime in United States,
issued in Mar. 1945.] * Paper, 2()c. • Item 14
L. C. card Agr 46-130 A 1.38 : 586

Fungi. Contribution to fungus flora of Utah and Nevada ; [by Arthur S. Rhoads].
- June 15, 1946. [1]-}- 67-99 p. 4° (Plant disease reporter supp. 162.) [Proc-
essed.] t A77..512:162

Guayule. Diseases of cultivated guayule and their control [with list of literature
cited] : by W. A. Campbell and John T. Presley. May 1946. 42 p. il. (Agri-
culture Dept. Circular 749.) * Paper, 15c. • Item 7
L. C. card Agr 46-127 A 1.4/2 : 749

Plant disease reporter. Index to [Plant disease reporter] supplements 152-159,
1945. June 15, 1946 [l]-f 225-233 p. 4° (Plant disease reporter supp. 160.)
[Processed.] t A 77.512 : 160

Poison-ivy, poison-oak, and poison sumac, identification, precautions, eradication ;
[by Donald M. Crooks and Leonard W. Kephart]. [Aug. 1945, slightly revised
May 1946.] [1946.] ii+30 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1972.)
[Supersedes Farmers' bulletin 1166, Poison ivy and poison sumac and their
eradication.] * Paper, 10c. A 1.9 : 1972/2

Seeds. Studies on vegetable seed treatments in 1944. June 1, 1946. [l]+66p.
4° (Plant disease reporter supp. 161.) [Processed.] f A 77.512: 161

EXTENSION SERVICE

fi-H cluh work in the 13 Southern States and Puerto Rico ; [by] Erwin H. Shinn.
Feb. 1946. 11 p. 4° (Extension Service circular 436.) [Processed.] t

A 43.4 : 436

Louisiana farmers'' almanac. Evaluation of Louisiana farmers' almanac, study
of understanding and use of almana<* by 216 farm families in 4 parishes of
Louisiana, 1945 ; by Marjorie B. Arbour and Ida C. Mason. Mar. 1946. 8 p. 4°
(Extension Service circular 434.) [Processed.] t A 43.4: 434

Posters. You're needed again, help harvest farm crops; [poster]. 1946.
26X22 in. f A 43.8 :H 26

Report of cooperative extension work in agriculture and home economics, [fiscal
year] 1945. [1946.] 43 p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 94

L. C. card Agr 32-607 A80.301 : 945

Note. — This report is classified under the War Food Administration, since It covers

a period during which the Extension Service was subordinate to the Adminstration.

Rural sociology in extension ; by Douglas Ensminger. Apr. 1946. 3 p. 4° (Ex-
tension Service circular 437.) [Processed.] t A 43.4: 437

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710097— 46— No. 619 2

862 Government Publications

FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION

Cooperatives. Summary of cases relating to farmers' cooperative associations,
summary 27, Sept. 1945 ; prepared by Lyman S. Hulbert. [1946.] [2] +19 p. 4°
[Processed.] t A 72.18 : 27

Same, summ.ary 28, Dec. 1945; prepared by Lyman S. Hulbert. [1946.]

[2]+18p. 4". [Processed.] t A 72.18: 28

Same, summary 29, Mar. 194G ; prepared by Lvman S. Hulbert. [104G.]

[3] +25 p. 4° [Processed.] t A 72.18: 29

Same, summary 30, June 1946; prepared by Lyman S. Hulbert. [1946.]

[2] +29 leaves, 4° [Processed.] t A 72.18 : 30

Wool. Marketing 1944 Wyoming wool clip under Commodity Credit Corporation
purchase plan, by J. Van Horn and H. H. Hulljert. Apr. 1946. cover title,
ii+29 p. il. 4° (Miscellaneous report 98.) [Processed. Test on p. 2 of
cover.] t A 72.8: 98

FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL RELATIONS OFFICE

Food. Foreign food production, current prospects for 1946-47. Washington,
D. C, May 1946. 22 p. 4° [Processed.] t A 67.2 : F 73/5/no.l

Foreign crops and markets, calendar year supplement. United States foreign trade
in agricultural products, calendar year 1944 with comparisons. Dec. 1, 1945.
44 p. 4° [Processed.] t A 67.8/2 : 944/3

INFORMATION OFFICE

Food. Foreign food production, current pro.spects for 1946—47. May 1946. 4 p.
4° (Agriculture Dept. PA-14.) [Summary of report with same title issued
by Foreign Agricultural Relations Office.] ? • Item 11 A 1.68 : 14

PRODUCTION AND MARKETING ADMINISTRATION

Canninff. Community canning centers [with bibliographies]. [Issued Apr. 1944.
revised Mar. 1946.] 1946. iv+86 p. il. 4° (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous
publication 544.) * Paper, 30c. • Item 14
L. C. card Agr 46-131 A 1.38 : 544/2

Serving many, combining Industrial nutrition service, no. 10-13 ; Apr .-.July 1946.
[1946.] Each 12 p. il. 4" [Monthly; May-June issued as one publication.
Processed. Number 10, Apr. 1040, is the first issue, which combines the hereto-
fore regional publications, Industrial nutrition service and Serving many.] t

A 82.27 : 10-13

COMMODITT CREDIT COBPORATION

Note.— The administration of the pro?rram of the rommodity Credit Corporation was
vested in the Production and Marketinjr Administration by supp. 9 to Memorandum 1118
of the Secretnry of Acricultnre. dated .Tuly l-"). 1946. efTeetive Julj" 16.

The publications listed below are classified in accordance with the present status of the
Corporation so that they may be filed together.

Cotton. 1946 cotton loan instructions. June 1946. 7 p. (1946 C. C. C. cotton
forml.) t • Item 75 A 82.306 : C 82/946

Loans. Distribution of loans programs by States for calendar year 1945 and
since organization. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t A 82.302 : L 78/2/945

Table 1, Loan programs from date of organization through Dec. 31, 1945,

and loans outstanding Dec. 31, 1945. [1946.] 3 leaves, 4° [Processed.] f

A 82.302 : L 78/945

SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE

Anderson County, S. C. Physical land conditions in Anderson County, S. C. 1946.
[l]+46 p. il. large 8° (Physical land survey 38.) [For use in farm conserva-
tion planning.] ♦ Paper, 20c. • Item 150.
L. C. card Agr 4&-133 A 57.24 : 38

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August 1946 863

Soil erosion. Investigations in erosion control and reclamation of eroded sandy
clay lands of Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana at Conservation Experiment Sta-
tion, Tyler, Tex., 1931-40 [with list of literature cited] ; by J. B. Pope, James C.
Archer, P. R. Johnson, A. G. McCall, and F. G. Bell. June 1M6. cover title,
76 p il. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 916.) [Prepared in cooperation
with Texas Agricultural Experiment Station. Text on p. 2 of cover.] • Paper,
20c. • Item 16.
L. C. card Agr 46-132 A 1.36 : 916

SOLICITOR

Berff, James R. Interference no. 81236, in Patent Office, before Board of Inter-
ference Examiners, Berg and Pike v. Couch and Krewson v. Rosenberg v. Duesel
and Friedman ; record on behalf of Couch and Krewson. [1946.] cover title,
i+54 p. 4° $ A 33.5 : B 452

ARCHITECT OF CAPITOL

Capitol. Supplemental estimate. Architect of Capitol, fiscal year 1947 [for altera-
tions to barber shop in Senate wing of Capitol]. June 28, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 2 p. (S. doc. 210, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

COMMERCE DEPARTMENT

CENSUS BUREAU

City documents: no. 1, City periodic financial reports. Jan. 1946. 28 p. 4° [Proc-
essed. Prepared under supervision of Calvert L. Dedrick, chief, Governments
Division, by Louise H. Clickner.] f C 3.170:1

Countries. Changes in Schedule C, code classification of countries, Jan. 1, 1945
edition, retroactive to June 29, 1945. [June 27, 1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

C 3.150 : C/945/ch.-l

Financial statistics. City finances, 1944 : v. 1, Individual city reports. 4° [Proc-
essed. The following numbers have been issued during the period of this
Monthly catalog.] f
L. C. card 34-28211 C 3.142 : 944/v. 1, no. 32-37

32. Oakland Calif., fiscal year ended June 30, 1944, population 1940 census. 302,163. June

11)46. 10 p.
83. Newark, N. J., fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 1944, population 1940 census, 429,760. June

1946. 10 p.
34. Rochester, N. Y., fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 1944, population 1940 census, 324,975.

June 1946. 10 p.

33. St. Paul, Minn., fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 1944, population 1940 census, 287,736.

June 1946. 10 p.

36. Houston, Tex., fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 1944, population 1940 census, 368,302. June

1946. 10 n.

37. Seattle, Wash., fiscal year ended Doc. 31, 1944, population 1940 census, 384,514.

June 1946. 10 p.

Foreign trade statistics notes, Jan.-]\Iay 1946. [1946] [xi]+l-24 p- 4"
[Monthly. Processed. Prepared under supervision of J. Edward Ely, chief,
Foreign Trade Division] f C 3.167 : 940/1-5

Industrial statistics Facts for industry [monthly, quarterly, and annual indus-
trial statistics]. 4° or oblong 8° [Processed.]

Note. — The Census Bureau collects and publishes monthly, quarterly, and annual
statLStics in processed form for numerous industries and commodities under the general
title iixcU for industry. Summaries of most of these statistics are published later in
Survey of current business issued each month by the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce. The titles of these reports as Issued for 1946 are listed under Industry,
Facts for industry.

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864

Government Publications

Industry. Facts for industry [monthly, quarterly, and annual industrial sta-
tistics]. 4" or oblong 8" [Processed.] t C 3.158:

Note.
available
figures

1.— Ihe Facts for indu.stry releases are published with the objective of making
le to manutncturers, trade groups and other users of statistical data, current
tliat are u.selul to them iu their operations and planning. Most of the publica-
tions can be used by niunufacturers to gauge their position in relation to the experience
of the industry as a whole with respect to production, shipments, orders, or inventories
Tlie publications also present an accurate picture of the trends in the various industries
over a period of time.

Most of these puldications are based on surveys conducted by the Bureau of the
Census as part of its current industrial statistics program; others are based on War
Production Board surveys, some of which were conducted jointly with the Bureau of
the Census or other Federal agencies.

Monthly publications

Activity In the cotton spinning industry.

Series M15-3.
Aluminum wrought products. Series M24B.
Asphalt and tar rooting and siding prod-
ucts, Series M26D.
Cast iron boilers, radiators, and convec-

tors, Series M.">l.r.
Chemicals, Series ^I19A.
Clay construction products. Series M26B.
Commercial and home canning closures.

Scries M75C.
Complete aircraft, Series M42A.
Cotton and linters consumed and on hand.

Series M15-1. ^

Cotton and linters consumed and on hand,

imports and exports and cotton spindles

active, Series M15-2.
Cottonseed and cottonseed products, Series

Jri7-4,
Cottonseed products, Series M17-3

^"i.'V^Jti'U cooking appliances, Series
SI51B.2.

Domestic hentin? stoves, Series Ivr.Tlp; 1

Domestic sewin? machines. Series ]\r,S9 B

Domestic water svRtems, pumps and wind-
mills. Series M31B.

Pats and oils : Production, consumption,
and stocks. Series Ml 7-1

Flour millinsr products. Series M16-A.

Oelfitin, Series Mini\r.l.

Olass containers. Series i\r77r.

Gloves and mittens. Series !\r67D

Glue and hone black. Series MIOM 2

Gray iron castinss. Series M21A

Knit cloth for sale. Series I\ri5k

Knit outerwear. Series M67G.

Knit underwpar. Series MC7C.

Lumber, Series lf5-4.

Lumber mill stocks. Series 16-5.

Magnesium wrought products, Series M24G •

Malleable iron castings. Series M21B.

Mechanical stokers. Series M51B.

Men's, youths' and boys' clothing and cot-
ton and leather, allied garments, Series
MG7B.

Metal cans. Series M75D.

Nonferrous castings. Series M24E.

Oil burners. Series M51A.

Paint, varnish, lacquer and filler. Series
M19J.

Plastic-texture paints, cold-water paints
and calcimines, Series M19K.

Plastics and synthetic resins. Series M19H.

Porcelain enameled metal products. Series
M75B.

Pulp and paper manufacture in the U. S.,
Series M14A.

Pyroxylin coated fabrics and paper, Series
M15F.

Radio receivers, radio-phonograph combin-
ations and electronic phonographs, Se-
ries M41A.

Red cedar shingles. Series M13C.

Shoes and slippers, Series M68A.

Softwood plywood. Series M13B.

Steel boilers. Series M25A.

Steel castings. Series M22A.

Steel forglngs, Series M22C.

Steel shipping barrels, drums, and pails.
Series M75A.

Superphosphate, Series M19D.

Trailer coaches, Series M45A.

Truck trailers. Series M45F.

Warm air furnaces, Series M51C.

Water heaters, range boilers, and
water storage tanks. Series M51F.

Women's and children's underwear
nightwear made from woven fabric. Se-
ries, MC7J.

Women's, juniors', and misses' outerwear.
Series M67H.

hot
and

Quarterly publications

Air conditioning and commercial refriger-
ation equipment. Series M52A.

Blowers, fans, unit heaters, and accessory
equipment. Series M31E.

Concrete products. Series M26C.

Construction machinery, Series M3CA.

Cotton and rayon woven goods finished.
Series 32-6.

Cotton and spun rayon sale yarn, cotton
cordage and twine, Series 32-7.

Cotton broad woven goods. Series 32-2.

Electric lamps. Series M32B.

Factory consumption of primary animal

and vegetable fats and oils. Series

M17-2.
Lumber distributors' stocks and receipts.

Series 16-6.
Rayon broad woven goods. Series 32-3.
Sales of lacquer. Series M19L.
Scales and balances. Series M39C.

Annual publications

Factory consumption of secondary animal
and vegetable fats and oils. Series
Ml 7-5.

Farm machine and equipment. Series
M35A.

Lumber, lath, and shingle production. Se-
ries M13G.

Pressed and blown glassware. Series M77E.

Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills, M14C.

Refractories, Series M27C.

Shoe production, by type of construction.

Series MOSB.
Stocks of civilian cotton, leather, and al-
lied garments. Series M67F.
Suliihuric acid. Series M19A.1.
Tractors, Series M37A.

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■ Vital statistics. Vital statistics, special reports, national summaries, v. 25, no. 3 ;

Apr. 5, 1946. [19-16.] p. 31-43, 11. 4° [Processed.] t

L. C. card 36-2a592 C 3.67 : 25/3

Note. — Volume 2~> consists of special tabulations, studies, and analytical articles on
selected subjects.

Same, v. 25, no. 5-7; June 7-26, 1946. [1946.] p. 57-118, il. 4° [I'roc-

essed.] t 0 3.67:25/5-7

Same, State summaries, v. 24, no. 26-42; June 14-July 8. 1946. [1946.]

[1] +506-850 p .il. 4° [Processed.] t 0 3.67:24/26-42

Note. — The summaries in volume 24 are for 1944. These reports will be released
concurrently with those of volume 23.

CIVIL AERONAUTICS AUTHORITY

CIVIL AEKONAUTICS ADMINISTRATION

Traffic. Army-Navy-CAA standards for control of instrument flight rule traffic,
effective Apr. 1, 1946; [prepared bv CAA Aviation Information]. 1946.
iv+35 p. 11. 4° * Paper, 20c. • Item 220
L. 0. card 46-26572 0 31.106.T 67/2/946-2

CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD

Note. — The opinions in economic proceedings of the Civil Aeronautics Board are printed
separately heginninsr with v. 2, and are "advance sheets" of the material which will make
up bound volumes of the Civil Aeronautics Board Reports.

The separate ojiinions are obtainable from the Superintendent of Documents, Govern-
ment Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C, at a subscription price of $2.00 per volume ;
single copies vary in price.

Air lines. Directory of scheduled common carrier airlines of world, Mar. 1,

1946. Apr. ,22, 1946. [2] +28 p. large 8° (Foreign Air Transport Division,
Economic Bureau.) * Paper, 10c.

L. C. card 46-26674 0 31.202 : Ai 7/2/946

Air service. Economic characteristics of urban points not certificated for air
service as of Apr. 1, 1945. May 1946. cover title, iv+52 p. il. oblong large 8°
* Paper, 25c. • Item 226.
L. 0. card 46-26673 C 31.202 : Be 7/2

Aircraft accidents. Accident investigation report. Eastern Air Lines, New York,
N. Y., Dec. 30, 1945 ; docket no. SA-110, adopted June 13, 1946. [1946.] 10+ii
p. r [Processed.] t 0 31.213 : N 42 y/2

Accident investigation report, Pennsylvania-Central Aii'lines, Birmingham,

Ala.. Jan. 6, 1946; docket no. SA-111, adopted June 17, 1946. [1946.] 9+ii p. 4"
[Processed. ] t C 31.213 : B 537/3

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident, Blairs-

town, N. J., Apr. 25, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

0 31.213 : B 575/2

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident. Garland,

Tex., Apr. 16, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t 0 31.213:0 183

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near Cook-

ville, Tex., Apr. 20, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Processed.] t 0 31.213:0 776

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Hollister, Calif., Feb. 13, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Processed.] J

0 31.213 :H 727

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Lenna, Okla., Mar. 14, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

C 31.213 : L 547

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Lyons, Kans., Apr. 23, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

C 31.213 ; L 995

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Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near San

Antonio, Tex., Feb. 4, 1946. [1046.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

C 31.213 : Sa 5 an/2

• Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident, Palm

Springs, Calif., Apr. 27, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

C 31.213 :P 18^2

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident, Talla-
hassee, Fl a., Feb. 14, 1946. [1946.] Ip. 4" [Processed.] J C 31.213 :T 144

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident, Wichita,

Kans., Jan. 13, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Processed.] J C 31.213 : W 631/2

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident, AVichita,

Kans., Apr. 7, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Processed.] t C 31.213 : W 631/3

Why commit hara-kiri after 60 safe wartime missions? service pilots versus

light planes; [by Harold G. Crowley and Mary E. Thompson]. [June 1, 1946.]
[2]+ 4 p. il. ( [Safety bulletin 1G9-46.] ) * Paper, 5c. • Item 226.

C 31.214 : 169

Civil air regulations. Civil air regulations : pt. 42, Nonscheduled air carrier certi-
fication and operation rules, effective Aug. 1, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 4° [Issued
with perforations.] . * Paper, 5c.
L. G. card 38-26100 C 31.209 : 42

— — Civil air regulations amendments. [Processed.] t C 31.209:

Note. — Amendments to Civil air regulations, beginning with Oct. 15, 1941, are issued
in a new form, anil are numbered so that no amendment will affect more than one part of
the Regulations. These amendments or digests of them will be published in the monthly
Civil aeronautics journal. Separate entries of these amendments are not listed in the
Monthly catalog.

Fires. Carelessness principal factor in ground-fire accidents ; [by Harold B.
Carr]. [1946.] [2]+10 p. il. ([Safety Bureau; Safety bulletin 168-46.])

* Paper, 5c. • Item 226. ' C 31.214 : 168

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY

Note. — Nautical charts for navigating the waters of the coasts of the United States
and of its possessions, coast pilots carrying auxiilnry information for the use of the
nautical charts ; tide tables showing time and heights of tides, current tables showing
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Coast and Geodetic Survey and by sales agents. The sales agents for the nautical charts
and nautical publications are located at the principal seaports of the United States.

Coast pilots. Supplement to United States coast pilot, Atlantic Coast, sec. B, Cape
Cod to Sandy Hook, 4th (1940) edition ; Mar. 30, 1946. [1946.] 25-f [1] leaves.
(Serial 627-5.) t • Item 240.
L. C. card 40-29378 C 4.6/1 : B/4/supp. 946

Hijdrograpliicmanual;h-y K.T. Adams. Revised (1942) edition. 1942, corrected
and reprinted 1946. xvi-f 940 p. il. 12 pi. 3 maps, large 8° (Special publication
143.) [Includes lists of publications of interest in connection with this manual.]

* Cloth, $3.50.

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Aeronautical charts

Jacksonville [Fla.1, lat. 30''-32°, long. 80''-84'' ; sectional aeronautical chart P-8.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. C, Feb. 5, 1946. 20X33
In. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : J 139/946

Airport obstruction plans

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glide angle from end of runways. These plans are not maps and most physical and cultural
features below the 40 to 1 glide angle have been purposely omitted.

Beaumont 0. L. F., Beaumont, Tex., airport obstruction plan; OP-521. Scale
1:12,000, 1 in.= 1,000 ft. n. p. Apr. 194(5. 18X14 in. f 40c. C 4.9/11: 521

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Birmingham A. A. F. {Birminyhnm airport), Birmingliam, Ala., airport obstruc-
tion plan ; OP-50. Scale 1 : 12,000, 1 in. =1,000 ft. n. p. May 1946. 24X30 in.
t 40c. C 4.9/11 : 50

El Paso (El Paso), Tex., airport obstruction plan; OP-134. Scale 1:12,000,

1 in. =1,000 ft. n. p. Apr. 1946. 20X17 in. t 40c. 0 4.9/11:134

Galveston Army Air Field, Oalveston, Tex., airport obstruction plan; OP-164.
Scale l:12,000,lin.=l,000 ft. n. p. Mar. 1946. 17X17 in. t40c. 04.9/11:164

Houston airport, Houston, Tex., airport obstruction plan; OP-19S. Scale 1:
12,000, 1 in.=l,000 ft. n. p. Apr. 1946. 19X17 in. t 40c. C 4. 9/11 : 198

La Ouardia Field, New York, N. Y., airport ob.struction plan ; OP-289. Scale
1:12,000, 1 in. =1,000 ft. n. p. Mar. 1946., 25X29 in. t 40c. 0 4.9/11:289

Love Field, Dallas, Tex., airport obstruction plan ; OP-106. Scale 1 : 12,000, 1
in.=l,000 ft. n. p. Mar. 1946. 18X21 in. t 40c. 0 4.9/11:106

Meaeham Field, Fort Worth, Tex., airport obstruction plan; OP-159. Scale 1:
12,000, 1 in.=l,000 ft. n. p. Mar. 1946. 20X20 in. t 40c. 0 4.9/11: 159

Winsloiv airport, Wi7islow, Ariz., airport obstruction plan ; OP-462. Scale 1 :
12,000, 1 in.=l,000 ft. n. p. Apr. 1946. 20X 17 in. f 40c. O 4.9/11 : 462

Wold-Chamherlain Field, Minneapolis, Minn., airport obstruction plan; OP-264.
Scale 1 : 12,000, 1 in.=l,000 ft. n. p. Mar. 1946. 17X15 in. f 40c.

0 4.9/11 : 264

Nautical charts

Cristobal, C. Z. Port of Oristobal, Panama Oanal, Atlantic Ooast, hydrography
and topography by Ooast and Geodetic Survey with additions and i-evisions from
other sources to 1945; no. 950. Scale naut. m.=4.9 in., scale 1 : 15,000. Wash-
ington, D. 0., published 1905, 27th edition, Apr. 1946. 35X28 in. t 75c.

0 4.9 : 950

Jua7i de Fuca Strait. Approaches to Strait of Juan de Fuca, Destruction Island
to Amphitrite Point, hydrography and topography by Coast and Geodetic Sur-
vey with additions and revisions from other sources to 1941, surveys by Oanada
to 1943 ; no. 6102. Scale 1 : 176,253 at lat. 48°20'. Washington, D. 0., published
1918, 4th edition, Apr. 1946. 32X42 in. [Mercator projection.] 1 75c.

O 4.9 : 6102

Massacre Bay, Attu Island, Aleutian Islands, Alaska, advance information from
U. S. Government surveys to 1945; no. 9128. Scale 1:20,000. Washington,
D. C, published 1943, 4th edition, Jan. 1946. 34X47 in. [Preliminary chart.]
t 75c. 0 4.9 : 9128

8an Clemente Island, Oalif., topography by Ooast and Geodetic Survey in 19;i3-
36, supplemented by surveys l)y U. S. Engineers in 1943, hydrography by Ooast
and Geodetic Survey in 1833-36; no. 5111. Scale naut. m.=1.8 in., scale
1 : 40,000. Washington, D. 0., published 1936, 4th edition, Feb. 1946. 39X33 in.
t75c. 0 4.9:5111

United States [aeronautical chart] ; no. 3060d. Scale 1:3,000,000. n. p. [1946].

2 slieets, each 43X33 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection. Oomplied for
Secretary of Oonuiierce.] f $1-00. O4.9:8060d

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO OOMMEKOE BUREAU

Fruit. Industry report : Oanned fruits and vegetables, production and wholesale
distribution, Aug.-Dec. 1945; prepared by Foodstuffs, Fats and Oils Units in
cooperation with Production and Marketing Administration. [1946.] various
paging, 11. 4° [Processed. August-September is.sued as one publication; also
October-December. August and August-September issues were issued by Food-
stuffs Unit in cooperation with Food Office Administration, Food Rationing
Division, and Oensus Bureau.] t
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Industrial reference service. * various prices, see note below. • Item 253
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pt. 3. ^Motion iiictures and equipment. »
pt. 4. Electrical equipment,
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pt. 7. Leather,
pt. 8. General products,
pt. 9. Textiles and related products,
pt. 10. Machinery & motive products,
pt. 11. Metals & minerals.

International reference service, v. 3, no. 22; June 1946. [1946.] 16 p. 4" [Title
is: Marketing areas in Brazil; prepared by A. W. Childs.] * Paper, 5c.
• Item 255

L. C. card 41-50213 C 18.223 : 3/22

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Social security- How social security can help the small businessman ; by A. J.
Altmeyer. [1946.] 5 p. il. 4° [From Domestic commerce, Mai*. 1946.] t

C 18.32/a : So/3

INTERNATIONAL TRADE OFFICE

Export bulletin. Current export bulletin 347-351; July 3-15, 1946. [1946.]
various paging, 4° [Processed.] t C 34.7 : 347-351

Export schedule. Comprehensive export schedule (including general information
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Supply Branch. ) * Paper, beginning with no. 19, 25c. single copy, 4 issues,
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Note. — Information in this schedule supersedes that appearing in previous issues
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bulletins 58-346.

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Claij products. Structural clay products, stone, and masonry, publications by
members of staff of National Bureau of Standards, together with list of Federal
specifications. June 18, 1946. 23 p. 4° (Letter circular LC824.) [Processed.
Supersedes LC643.] t 013.16:824

Currency paper. Wearing quality of experimental currency-type papers; by
Frederick T. Carson and Merle B. Shaw. [1946.] p. 249-268, il. 1 pi. (Re-
search paper RP1701.) [From Journal of research of National Bureau of
Standards, Mar. 1946, v. 36.] * Paper, 10c. C 13.22/a : 1701

Detergents and related subjects, list of National Bureau of Standards publica-
tions and Federal specifications. May 20, 1946. 7 p. 4° (Letter circular
LC825.) [Processed. Supersedes LC60S.] f C 13.16: 825

Furnaces. Warm-air furnaces equipped with vaporizing pot-type oil burners,
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(Commercial standard CS104-46.) [Effective date for new production from
Mar. 15, 1946. Supersedes CS(E)104-43.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 274

C 13.20 : 104/2

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Hardware cloth, recorded voluntary standard of the trade. 1946. ii+12 p.
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Apr. 15, 1940.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 280 013.20:132

Hydrocarbons. Heats of formation, hydrogenation, and combustion of monoolefin
hydrocarbons through hexenes, and of higher 1-alkenes, in gaseous state at 25° C.
[with list of references! ; by Edward J. Prosen and Frederick D. Rossini.
[1946.] p. 269-275. (Research paper RP 1702.) [From Journal of research
of National Bureau of Standards, Mar. 1946, v. 36.] * I'aper, 5c. C 13.22/a : 1702

Porcelains. Studies of binary and ternary combinations of magnesia, calcia,
baria, beryllia, alumina, thoria and zirconia in relation to their use as porcelains
[with list of references] ; by R. F. Geller, P. J. Yavorsky, B. L. Steierman, and
A. S. Creamer. [1946.] p. 277-312. (Research paper KP 1703.) [From
Journal of research of National Bureau of Standards, Mar. 1946, v. 36.]

* Paper, 15c. C 13.22/a : 1703

Rivets. Steel rivets (stock-production sizes). 1946. ii+13 p. (Simplified
practice recommendation R221-46.) [Effective date, June 1, 1946.] * Paper,
5c. • Item 2S0 C 13.12/1 : 221

TCCA color cards. Spectrophotoraotric and colorimetric determination of colors
of TCCA standard color cards [with list of references] ; by Genevieve Reimann,
Deane B. Judd, and Harry J. Keegan. [1946.] p. 209-247, il. 1 pi. (Research
paper RP 1700.) [From Journal of research of National Bureau of Standards,
Mar. 1946, v. 36.] * Paper, 15c. (incorrectly given in publication as 10c. ).

C 13.22/a : 1700

Valves. Automatic regulating valves. 1946. ii+9 p. (Simplified practice rec-
ommendation R21^-46.) [Effective date, Apr. 1, 1946.] * Paper, 5c. • Item
280 C 13.12/1 : 219

Wrenches. Open-end and box wrenches. 1946. ii+13 p. (Simplified practice
recommendation R220-46. ) [Effective date, Apr. 15, 1946.] * Paper, 5c.

C 13.12/1 : 220
PATENT OFFICE

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Tl'.ese are not enumerated in this catalog, but may be obtained for 10c. each at the Patent
Office when identified by patent number. The Office also issues coupon orders in packages
of 20 at $2.00 per package, or in books containing 100 coupons at $10.00 per book. These
coupons are good until used but are to be used only for orders sent to the Patent Office.
For schedule of office fees, address Chief Clerk, Patent Office, Washington, D. C.

Auer, Laszlo. In Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent appeal no. 5252, in
matter of application of Laszlo Auer, improvements in processes for sizing
textiles ; brief for commissioner of patents. [1946.] cover title, 12 p. 4° $

C 21.10 : Au 34

Buck, Charles M. Brief for appellee. United States Court of Appeals, District of
Columbia, appeal no. 9273, Charles M. Buck v. Casper W. Ooms, commissioner of
patents, appeal from judgment of District Court of United States for District of
Columbia. [1946.] cover title, i+6 p. 4° t C 21.10 : B 855

Decisions. Decisions of commissioner of patents and of United States courts in
patent and trade-mark and copyright cases ; compiled from v. 558-569 of Ofl3cial
gazette of Patent Office during 1944. 1945. xvii-f750 p. il. * Cloth, $1.75.

• Item 287.

L. C. card 23-7315 C 21.6 : 944
Same.(H. doc. 613, 79th Cong. 1st sess.)

Hill, Lyman P. In Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent appeal no. 5277,
in re Lyman P. Hill, dyed textiles and methods and compositions for producing
same ; brief for commissioner of patents. [1946.] cover title, 8 p. 4" $

C 21.10 : H 553

O'Connor, John B. In Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent appeal no.
5287, in re John B. O'Connor, improvements in metal furniture and method of
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C21.10:Oc5

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Rockicell, Edward A. In Court of Customs and Patent Apeals, patent appeal no.
52S6, In re Edward A. Rockwell, two-stage power system ; brief for commissioner
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Sfurtcfatit, Paul A. Brief for appellee; United States Court of Appeals, District
of Columbia, appoal no. 9204, Paul A. Sturtevant v. Casper W. Ooms. commis-
sioner of patents, appeal from judgment of District Court of United States for
District of Columbia. [194G.] cover title, i+2() p. 4" J C 21.10 : St 97

Upson, Charles A. In Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent appeal no.
5271, in re Charles A. Upson, process and apparatus for making laminated board ;
brief for conmiissioner of patents. [1946.] cover title, 7 p. 4° t C 21.10: Up 7

WEATHER BUREAU

rullications. Price list of publications, Apr. 19, 1&16. n. p. [WB, Apr. 19, 1946.]
4p. t C 30.17: 946

Weather. Condensed table of critical values for airway weather reports, effective
June 15, 1946. n. p., WB [1946]. 1 p. 4" t C30.2: Ai 7/2/946

CONGRESS

Congressional record, proceedings and debates of 79th Congress, 1st session, v. 91,
pt. 5 and 6; June 7-Sept. 10, 1945. [Permanent edition.] 1945. [3] -f 5691-
8466 p. 4° * Cloth, pts. 5 and 6, each $2.50. O Item 305

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Private law 651-710, 79th Congress.

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ArnoWj Mrs. Hortense. H. R. 1037, act to confer jurisdiction upon district court,

southern district of Florida [to hear, determine, and render judgment upon claims

of Mrs. Hortense Arnow, J. M. Rogers, and Mrs. Willie L. Rogers]. Approved June

15. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 659.)
Atkinson, Cecil. H. R. 1258, act for relief of Cecil Atkinson. Approved June 22, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 084.)
BdbcocI:, Mrs. Hattie M. H. R. 3401, act for relief of Mrs. Hattie Main Babcock, Ches-
ter N. Main, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Norman. Approved June 21, 1946. 1 p.

(■Private law 071.)
Barrett. James J., jr. H. R. 3177, act for relief of James J. Barrett, jr. Approved

June 14, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 653.)
ISelk, Mrs. Mary. H. R. 3359, act for relief of Mrs. Mary Belk. Approved June 21,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 670.)
Bergeron, Philibeit L. H. R. 3399. act for relief of Philibert L. Bergeron, Alfred Quist,

and Astrid Quist. Approved June 22, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 086.)
Braiin, Ida F. H. R. 17S2, act for relief of Ida F. Braun, Alice Braun Menges, and Carl

J. Braun, individually and as executors of estate of Hedwig W. Braun, and as

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will and testament of Herman W. Braun. Approved June 19, 1946. 1 p. (Private

law 665.)
Culcano, Juan L. H. R. 2772, act for relief of Juan Calcano. Approved June 21, 1946.

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Clausen, John B. H. R. 4633, act for relief of John B. Clausen. Approved June 15,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 662.)
Cramer, Robert J. H. R. 1538. act for relief of Robert J. Cramer. Approved June 14,

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De Carbonel, William L. II. R. 4863. act to establish date of acceptance of commission

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Fitzwater, Carl. H. R. 4373, act for relief of Curl and Naomi Fitzwater. Approved

June 21; 1940. 1 p. ( Private law 074.)
Foster, Mrs. Dora. H. R. 5071, act for relief of Mrs. Dora Foster. Approved June

25, 1940. 1 p. (Private law 7U4.)
Foxworth, Cecil M. H. R. 5212, act for relief of dependents of Cecil M. Foxworth.

Approved June 14, 1940. 1 p. (Private law 050.)
Fuyate, Mrs. Fannie C. H. R. 4339, act lor relief of Fannie C. Fugate. Approved June

22, 1940. 1 p. (Private law 0S9.)
Gillespie, Harry A. H. R. 5070, act to quiet title and possession with respect to real

estate in Converse County, Wyo. [by conveying same by quitclaim deed to Harry A.

Gillespie and Lena J. Gillespie]. Approved June 22, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 691.)
Hamlet, John. H. R. 2954, act for relief of John Hamlet. Approved June 28, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 708.)
Hansel, Mrs. lulisubeth J. H. R. 3335, act for relief of Elisabeth Jones Hansel. Ap-
proved June 14, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 654.)
Hines, Willie. H. R. 2544, act for relief of Willie Hines. Approved June 29,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 709.)
Honnell, Mrs. Mary A. H. R. 5091, act for relief of Mrs. Mary A. Honnell. Approved

June 21, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 681.)
Hood, H. H. H. R. 2337, act for relief of H. H. Hood. Approved June 18, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 664.)
Keaveney, Michael J. H. R. 5208, act for relief of Michael J. Keaveney and Mary C.

Keaveney. Approved June 29, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 710.)
Komp, William H. W. H. R. 1394, act for relief of William H. W. Komp. Approved

June 14, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 651.)
Lam, Willie. H. R. 3512, act for relief of Willie Lam and Edgar Lam. Approved

June 22, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 687.)
Lassila, Mrs. Senia. H. R. 3185, act for relief of George Lassila, administrator of Senia

Lassila. Approved June 26, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 705.)
Logan, John A. H. R. 3378, act for relief of John A. Logan. Approved June 14, 1946.

1 p. (Private law "655.)
McKinncy, William C. H. R. 3454, act for relief of William Clyde McKinney. Ap-
proved June 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 696.)
Maheux, Patsy A. H. R. 4600, act for relief of estate of Patsy Ann Maheux. Approved

June 21, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 678.)
Massey, Earl D. H. R. 3726, act for relief of Earl D. Massey, Marvin Marshall, and

Fred C. Mitchell. Approved June 15, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 061.)
Moffatt, Walter A. H. R. 3031, act for relief of Walter A. Moffatt. Approved June

21, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 669.)
Nahas, Adele M. H. R. 2315, act for relief of Adele Nahas. Approved June 25, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 694.)
Nast, Mrs. Marie E. H. R. 3010, act for relief of Mrs. Marie Edens Nast, Mrs. Bessie

Ainann, and Georffe R. Townsend. Approved June 28, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 707.)
National Society of Daughters of American Revolution. H. R. 5896, act to extend term

of design patent numbered 21,053, dated Sept. 22, 1891, for badge, granted to George

Brown Goode, and assigned to National Society, Daughters of American Revolution.

Approved June 24, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 692.)
Neumann, Oerhard. H. R. 3441, act to provide for naturalization of Gerhard Neumann.

Approved June 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 695.)
O'Brien, Will. H. R. 2785, act for relief of Will O'Brien, Mrs. Bessie O'Brien, and

legal guardian of Jane O'Brien. Approved June 22, 1940. 1 p. (I'rivate law 685.)
Omar, Hamsah. H. R. 233, act for relief of Hamsah Omar. Approved June 22, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 683.)
Owens, David, jr. H. R. 5811, act for relief of legal guardian of David Owens, jr.

Approved June 21. 194G. 1 p. (Private law 682.)
Padilla, Esequiel. H. R. 4331, act for relief of Esequiel (Frank) Padilla and others.

Api>roved Jiiiio 2."). 1946. 1 p. (Private law 6119.)
Peterson, Axel H. H. R. 4118, act for relief of Axel H. Peterson. Approved June 25,

1940. 1 p. (Private law 698.)
Plumb, Mrs. Adeline. H. R. 4419, act for relief of Mrs. James Plumb [Adeline

Plnmbl. Approved June 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 700.)
Powell, Marion. U. R. 5000, act for relief of Marion Powell. Approved June 21, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 680.)
Raxhal, William N. H. R. .''>005, net for relief of legal guardian of William Needom

Rashal. Approved June 22, 1946. 1 p. (Private law OSS.)
Richard.<>on, W. P. S. 470, act to confer jurisdiction upon (^'ourt of Claims to hear,

determine, and render judgment upon clnim or claims of W. P. Richardson, as suc-
cessor and assignee of W. P. Richardson and Company, Tampa, Fla. Approved June

15. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 658.)
Richter, Amy M. H. R. 4353, act for relief of Amy Marv Richter. Approved June 22,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 690.)
■ Robertson, William E. IT. R. 4470. act for relief of William E. Robertson and Estelle

Robertson. -Vpnroved June 21. 1946. 1 n. (Private law 675.)
Roman, William H. H. R. 449.5, act for relief of William H. Roman. Approved June

21, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 676.)
Rumrill. Gran E. R. H. R. 4525, act for relief of Oran Edmund Randall Rumrill. Ap-
proved June 21, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 677.)
Sdnchez Finueroa, Mrs. Franciscn. H. R. 4251, act for relief of estate of Franclsca

Siinchez Ficrneroa. Approved June 21. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 673.)
Sl-aggs, Mrs. Hazel M. H. R. 3622, act for relief of Mrs. Hazel M. Skaggs. Approved

June 26, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 706.)

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I'rivate law 651-710, 79th Congress — Continued

Todd, Douglas C. U. U. 1400, act for relief of D. C. Todd. Approved June 21, 19-46.

1 p. (i'rivate law 0(37.)
Villa/ane Mui'ioz, Jos€. H. R. 4245, act for relief of Jos6 Villafaue Muuoz. Approved

June 21, 1U40. 1 p. (i'rivate law 072.)
Wade, Ernest I. H. U. 4997, act for relief of Ernest I. Wade and Alma Wade. Ap-
proved June 25, 1940. 1 p. (Private law 703.)
^YaUis, Mrs. Mary A. H. K. 3000, act for relief of Mary A. Wallis. Approved June 14,

1940. 1 p. (Private law 057.)
Ward, Richard C. H. K. 4093, act for relief of Richard C. Ward. Approved June 21,

1940. 1 p. (Private law 079.)
White, It. II., Transjer <i Storage Vo. H. R. 1852, act for relief of R. H. White Transfer

and Storage Company, i«<ashville, Tenn. Approved June 18, 1946. 1 p. (Private

law 003.)
Wilbourn, Mrs. Estelle M. H. R. 4113, act to authorize and direct Secretary of Interior

to issue patent lor land to Mrs. Estelle M. Wilbourn. Approved June 25, 1946. 1 p.

(Private law 097.)
Willett, William W., jr. H. R. 797, act for relief of William W. Willett, jr. Approved

June 21, 1940. 1 p. (Private law 000.)
Zephyr Aircraft Corporation. H. R. 3094, act conferring jurisdiction upon Court of

Claims to consider and render judgment on claim of Zephyr Aircraft Corporation

[formerly known as Lenert Aircraft Corporation] against United States. Approved

June 15, 1940. 1 p. (Private law 600.)

Public law 413-484, 79th Congress.

Note. — Public laws in slip form in the first prints may be obtained from the Super-
intendent of Documents, Washini^ton 25, D. C, at a subscription price of $3.00 a session,
foreign subscription, $4.25 ; single copies are usually 5c. ; no. 422, Agriculture Depart-
ment, no. 478, Interior Department, and no. 479, Appropriations, which see below, are
10c.

Agriculture Department. H. R. 5605, act making appropriations for Department of
Agriculture, fiscal year 1947. [Approved June 22, 1940.] 31 p. (Public law 422.)

Alaska Railroad. H. R. 5453, act to authorize certain expenditures by Alaska Rail-
road. Approved June 24, 1940. 1 p. (Public law 433.)

American Battle Monuments Commission. H. R. 0393, act to amend act for creation of
American Battle Monuments Commission to erect suitable memorials commemorating
services of American soldier in Europe, as amended, in order to extend Commission's
authority to all areas in which our armed forces have operated during World War
II, and for other purposes. [Approved June 20, 1946.] 3 p. (Public law 450.)

Anderson Ranch reservoir. H. R. 1089, act authorizing Secretary of Interior to pur-
chase improvements or pay damages for removal of improvements located on public
lands in Anderson Ranch reservoir site, Boise reclamation project, Idaho. Approved
June 26, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 450.)

Appropriations. H. R. 6429, act making appropriations for legislative branch, fiscal
year 1947. [Approved July 1, 1946.] 25 p. (Public law 479.)

H. R. 6601, act making appropriations to supply deficiencies in appropriations for

fiscal j'ear 1946 and prior fiscal years, to provide supplemental appropriations for
fiscal year 1940, and for other purposes. [Approved June 21, 1946.] 8 p. (Public
law 419.)

Atomic bomb. H. J. Res. 307, joint resolution to authorize use of naval vessels to deter-
mine effect of atomic weapons upon such vessels. Approved June 25, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 442.)

Bankruptcy. H. R. 4160, act to amend act to establish uniform system of bankruptcy
throughout United States, and acts amendatory thereof and supplementary thereto [so
as to set up system of full-time salaried referees to replace present system of essentially
part-time referees compensated on fee basis]. [Approved June 28, 1946.] 10 p.
(Public law 404.)

H. R. 6682, act to amend sec. 81, 82, and 83, and to repeal sec. 84 of chap. 9 of act

to establish uniform system of bankruptcy throughout United States, and acts amenda-
tory thereof and supplementary thereto [relative to municipal bankruptcy]. [Ap-
proved July 1, 1946.] 9 p. (Public law 481.)

Boulder City Cemetery Association. H. R. 3966, act authorizing Secretary of Interior to
convey lands situated in Clark County, Nev., to Boulder City Cemetery Association for
cemetery purposes. [Approved June 25, 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 439.)

Butter. H. R. 3611, act to authorize condemnation of materials which are intended for
use in process or renovated butter and which are unfit for human consumption. [Ap-
proved June 24, 1946.] 3 p. (Public law 427.)

Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul d Pacific Railroad. H. R. 5876, act to authorize Secretary
of Agriculture to e.vtend and renew to Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Company for term of 10 years lease to Henry A. Scandrett, Walter J. Cumminus, and
George I. Haight, trustees of Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Com«-
pany, of tract of land in Department of Agriculture range livestock experiment station
in Montana, and for right-of-way to .said tract, for removal of gravel and ballast
material. Approved June 20, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 416.)

Civil Air Patrol. H. R. 5744, act to incorporate Civil Air Patrol. [Approved July 1,
1946.] 2 p. (Public law 476.)

Civil service pensions. S. 986, act to amend act to amend further civil service retirement
act, as amended, approved Jan. 24, 1942 [so as to provide for recomputation of annui-
ties for retired annuitants who retired prior to Jan. 24, 1942]. Approved June 29,
1946. 1 p. (Public law 470.)

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Claims. H. R. 6454. net to ampnri net to provifle for spttlpmpnt of elaims for damage to
or loss or destrnetion of property or personal in.inry or death caused by military
personnel or civilian employees, or otherwise ineident to aetivities of War Department
or of Army [so as to authorize War Department to settle claims not in excess of ?1.000
in time of peace as well as in time of war]. Approved .Tune 28, 1946. 1 p. (Public
law 466.)

Colorado River. H. R. 5674, act to amend laws authorizing pprformance of necessary
protection work ["n Colorado River] tjptwoen Tinna pro.iect and Boulder Dam by
Bureau of Reclamation. [Approved June 28, 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 469.)

Cohimbin River. S. 943, act erantins consent of Congress to State of Washington to
construct free highwav bridge across Columbia River at Northport, Wash. Approved
.Tune 24. 1946. 1 p. ' (Public law 426.)

Conscription. H. R. 6064. act to extend selective training and service act of 1940, as
amended. [Approved .Tune 29. 1046. 1 .S p. (Public law 47.^.) [H. R. 6064 extends
selective service until Mar. 31, 1947. Tt also exempts fatliers from induction and
authorizes release of fathers now in service after Aug. 1. 1946.] '

Crow project. H. R. 4983. act to provide for ad.iustments in connection with Crow irriga-
tion pro.iect. Crow Indian Reservation, Mont. [Approved June 28, 1946.] 6 p.
(Public law 468.)

H. R. 6195. act to amend sec. 1 of act of June 4, 1920 (41 Stat. 751), for allot-
ment of lands of Crow trilie, for distribution of tribal funds, and for other purposes, as
amended [so as to permit leasing of farm lands on Big Horn unit of Crow Indian
irrigation pro.iect for period not<exceeding 10 years]. Approved June 25, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 441.)

Z)e» }foines River. S. 1834. act granting consent of Congress to Iowa or Iowa State
Highway Commission to construct free highway bridge across Des Moines River at or
near Farmington. Iowa. Approved June 27, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 459.)

District of Columbia. H. R. 4654, act to exempt transfers of property to American
National Red Cross from District of Columbia inheritance tax. Approved June 24,
1946. 1 p. rPuhlic law 430.)

H. R. 5060, act to amend sec. 1 of act to fix salaries of officers and members of
Metropolitan Police Force. United States Park Police Force, and Fire Department of
District of Columbia [so that extra compensation received by members of Metropolitan
Police Force for certain special services shall constitute part of their basic pay].
Approved .Tune 19, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 417.)

■ H. R. 5718, act to facilitate liquidation of Washington Railway and Electric Com-
pany. Approved June 18, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 416.) ^

H. R. 6070. act to amend sec. 4 of act of Aug. 25. 1937, so as to provide filing

procedure in cases of adoption outside District of Columbia [of children whose births
are registered within the District). .'Approved June 26. 1946. In. (Public law 453.)

H. R. 6265, act to create Department of Corrections in District of Columbia.

[Approved June 27. 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 460.) [H. R. 6265 transfers to the'

Department of Corrections all powers now vested in the Board of Public Welfare
with respect to District penal institutions.]

S. 2218, act to amend Disf-riet of Columbia alley dwelling act. as ampndpd [so as

to postpone until July 1, 1947, date on which it would become unlawful to use or
occupy any alley biiilding or strTicture as dwelling in District of Columbia]. Ap-
proved June 26. 1946. 1 p. (Public law 457.)

S. 2219, act to extend for period of 1 year provisions of District of Columbia

emergency rent act, as •imended. Approved June 29, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 472.)

East Indians. H. R. 3517. act to authorize admission into United States of persons
of races Indigenous to India, and persons of races indigenous to Philippine Islands,
to make them racially eligible for naturalization, and for other purposes. [Approved
.July 2, 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 483.)

Federal Works Afjcnc}/. H. R. 5407. act to grant to Federal works administrator cer-
tain powers with respect to site acquisition, building construction, purchase of build-
ings, and other matters. [Approved June 14. 1946.] 4 p. (Public law 413.)

Flathead Indians. H. R. 3843. act to provide for disposition of tribal funds of Con-
federated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of Indians of Flathead Reservation in Montana.
Approved June 24, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 428.)

Fort Berthold Reservation. H. R. 1095. act for relief of Indians of Fort Berthold
Reservation, N. Dak. [comprising tribes known as Arickarees, Gros Ventres, and
Mandnn]. Approved June 2S, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 467.)

Fort Worth, Inter-American Trade Exposition, 19Ji6. H. J. Res. 327. loint resolution
to permit articles imported from foroign countries for purpose of exhibition at Inter-
American Trade Exposition, Fort Worth, Tex., to be admitted without payment of
tariff. [Approved June 24. 1046.] 2 p. (Public law 434.)

Government officials and emvloyees. S. 2335, act to excuse emplovees of Government
from work on July 5, 1946. Approved July 2, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 484.)

Homestead. H. R. 5271, act to amend act to allow credit In connection with certain
homestead entries for military or naval service rendered during World War II [so
as to include veterans under 21 years of age]. Approved June 25, 1046. 1 p.
(Public law 440.)

Hot Flnrlnos National Pari: H. R. 5317. act' to amend act establishing Hot Springs
National Park [so as to transfer .iurisdiction over offenses committed therein from
district court for eastern district of Arkansas to district court for western district
of Artnnsas]. Approved June 24. 1016. 1 p. (Public law 431.)

Immifjrafion and emigration. S. 2122. act to facilitate admission into United States
of alien fiancees or fiances of members [and honorably discharged members] of
armed forces of United States. [Approved June 29, 1046."] 2 p. (Public law 471.)

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874 GOVERNJ^IENT PUBLICATIONS

Public law 413-484, 79th Congress— Continued

Interior Department. II. U. 0335, act uiakiiig appropriations for Department of In-
terior, Iflscal .year] l'J47. (Approved July 1, iy4(i.] 42 p. (Tuljlic law 478. )

S. 1857, act to authorize availability for necessary administrative expenses of

appropriations for Department of Interior. Approved June 25, 19-16. 1 p. (Public
law 438.)

Johnson, Albert W. H. R. 5413, act to accept renunciation by Albert VV. Johnson of
pension under sec. 2(>0 of judicial code. Approved June 24, 1940. 1 p. (Public
law 432.)

Johnson, Mrs. Maggie. H. R. 2677, act to authorize Federal works administrator to
accept and dispose of real estate devised to United States by Maggie Johnson. Ap-
proved June 20, 1940. 1 p. (Public law 451.)

Judges. S. no:!, act to provide for appointment of one additional district judge for
northern district of California. Approved June 15, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 415.)

Medals. S. 1523, act to modify time limitations governing award of certain military
and naval decorations for acts performed during present war. Approved June 26,
1946. 1 p. (Public law 444.)

Military Academy, West Point. S. 1288, act to authorize course of instruction at
Military Academy to be given to not exceeding 20 persons at a time from American
republics, other than United States. Approved June 26, 1946. 1 p. (Public law
447.)

S. 1063, act to authorize additional permanent professors of Military Academy.

Approved June 20, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 449.)

Monongahela River. H. R. 5357, act granting consent of Congress to Pennsylvania to
construct free highway bridge across Monongahsla River at point between boroughs
of Elizabeth and West Elizabeth, Pa. Approved June 25, 1946. 1 p. (Public
law 443.)

H. R. 5387, act granting consent of Congress to Pennsylvania to construct free

highway bridge across Monongahela River between borough of Belle Vernon, Pa.,
and borough of Speers, Pa. Approved June 22, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 421.)

Morgan, Fort. H. R. 4433, act to provide for eonveyance to Alabama for use as public
park of militarv reservation known as Fort Morgan. Approved June 28, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 465.)

Mortgage insurance. S. 2341, act to amend national housing act [to continue authority
of Federal Housing Administration to insure mortgages on existing construction].
Approved July 1, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 480.)

New Filler. H. R. 5187, act granting consent of Congress to Norfolk and Western Rail-
way Company to construct bridge across New River near Radford, Va. Approved June
22. 1946. l"p. (Public law 420.)

Newspapers. H. R. 2543* act to require weekly newspapers enjoying mailing privileges to
make sworn statements with respect to their circulation. Approved July 2, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 482.)

Ohio River. H. R. 5444, act to revive and reenact and amend act authorizing county of
Gallatin, 111., to construct bridge across Ohio River at or near Shawneetown, 111., to
point opposite thereto in county of Union, Ky. Approved June 26, 1946. 1 p. (Pub-
lic law 445.)

H. R. 5736. act anthorizin!? Indiana State Toll Bridge Commission to construct

toll bridge or free bridge across Ohio River at or near Mauckport, Ind. Approved June
27, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 462.)

Pay, allowances, etc. H. R. 60S4, act to amend pay readjustment act of 1942, as
amended, so as to provide increase in pay for personnel of Army, Navy, Marine Corps,
Coast Guard, Coast and Geodetic Survey, and Public Health Service. [Approved June
29. 1946.] 3 p. fPuMic law 474.)

Pensions. H. R. 5149, act to govern effective dates of ratings and awards under Veterans'
Administration revised schedule for rating disabilities, 1945. Approved June 27, 1946.
1 p. (Public law 458.)

Philippine T.fJands. H. J. Res. 360, joint resolution to provide for United States partici-
pation in Philippine independence ceremonies on July 4, 1946. Approved June 15,
1946. 1 p. (Public law 4l4.) [H. J. Res. 360 creates a commission to represent the
United States at ceremonies to be held at Manila.]

H. R. 6572, act to provide military assistance to Republic of the Philippines in

establishing and maintaining national security and to form basis for participation by
that Government in such defensive military operations as the future may require.
[Approved June 26, 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 454.)

Public debt. H. R. 6699, act to decrease amount of obligations, issued under 2d liberty
bond act, which may be outstandtng at any one time. Approved June 26, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 455.)

Pulaski, Casimir, Count. H. J. Res. 304, ioint resolution authorizing President of
United States to proclaim Oct. 11, 1946, General Pulaski's Memorial Day for observance
and commemoration of death of Casimir Pulaski. Approved June 21, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 418.)

Rainu Mountain School. S. 1043, act to set aside certain lands [of Rainy Mountain
School reserve] in Oklahoma in trust for Indians of Kiowa. Comanche, and Apache
Indian Reservation. Approved June 24. 1946. 1 p. (Public law 435.)

San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. H. R. 3565, act to authorize charging of tolls for
passage or transit of Government trafBc over San Francisco-Oakland Bav Bridge.
[Approved July 1, 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 477.)

Santee River. H. R. 5748, act to revive and reenact act granting consent of Congress to
South Carolina State Highway Department to construct free highwav bridge across
Santee River at or near Leneudes Ferry, S. C. Approved June 27, 1946. 1 p. (Pub-
lic law 463.)

Schools. H. R. 5796, net to amend title 2 of act to expedite provision of housing in
connection with national defense, as amended, to permit making of contributions
during fiscal year 1947 for maintenance and operation of certain school facilities.
Approved June 26, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 452.)

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Solicitor, Interior Dept. S. 1400, act to fix salary of solicitor of Department of Interior.
Approved June 26, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 44S.)

Sufjar. a. J. lies. 161i, joint resolution extending lor 7 months period of time during
which alcohol plants are permitted to produce sugars or sirups simultaneously with
production of alcohol. Approved June J4, 1046. 1 p. (Public law 437.)

Unknown American. H. R. iiUO'J, act to provide for burial in memorial amphitheater of
national cemetery at Arlington, Va., of remains of unknown American who lost his life
while serving overseas in arnied forces of United States during lid World War. Ap-
proved June 24, li)46. 1 p. (Public law 42!>.)

Veterans Adminint ration. U. R. 606'J. act to amend sec. 100 of servicemen's readjust-
ment act of 1044 [so as to authorize administrator of veterans' affairs, until June
SO, 1947, to enter into leases for periods of not to exceed 5 years]. Approved June
22, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 424.)

Veterans Administration Jucilitics. H. R. 5907, act to authorize administrator of veter-
ans' affairs to grant easement for highway purposes to Pennsylvania in lands in
reservation of Veterans' Administration hospital, Lebanon County, Pa. [Approved
June 22, 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 423.)

Veterans Appeals Board. H. R. 6153, act to remove existing limitation on number of
associate members of Board of Veterans' Appeals in Veterans' Administration. Ap-
proved June 22, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 423.)

Wabash River. H. R. 5606, act authorizing Indiana State Toll Bridge Commission to
construct toll bridge or free bridge across Wabash River near Mount Vernon, Ind.
Approved June 27, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 461.)

Ward County, N. Dak. S. 1336, act to transfer real and personal property in Ward
County, N. Dak., to North Dakota acting by and through Industrial Commission of
North Dakota. Approved June 24, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 436.)

World War, XM9-45. H. R. 5716, act to amend 2d war powers act, 1942, as amended.
Approved June 29, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 475.)

CONFERENCE COMMITTEES

Appropriations. Legislative branch appropriation bill, [fi.scal year] 1947, con-
ference report to accompany H. R. (5429 ; submitted by Mr. O'Neal. June 25,
1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2344, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Third deficiency appropriation bill, 1946, conference report to accompany

H. R. 6885 [making appropriations to supply deficiencies in appropriations for
fiscal year 1946 and prior fiscal years, to provide supplemental appropriations
for fiscal year 1946, to provide appropriations for fiscal year 1947, and for
other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Cannon of Missouri. July 17, 1946. 8 p.
(H. rp. 2547, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

China. Providing assistance to Republic of China in augmenting and maintain-
ing naval establishment, conference report to accompany H. R. 5356; submitted
by Mr. Drewry. June 25, 1946. 3 p. (PI rp. 2333, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Coast Guard appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947, conference report to accom-
pany H. R. 6428; submitted by Mr. O'Neal. July 8, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2467,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Conscription. Extension of selective training and service act, conference report
to accompany H. R. 6064; submitted by Mr. May. June 21, 1946. 7 p. (H.
rp. 2319, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Committee recommends amendment of H. R.
6064 by substitute which extends selective service until Mar. 31, 1947. It also
exempts fathers from induction and authorizes release of fathers now in
service after Aug. 1, 1946.] f
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Court commissioners. Prescribing fees of United States commissioners, con-
ference report to accompany S. 346; submitted by Mr. Sumners of Texas. July
18,1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2561, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

District of Columbia. Child-care bill, conference report to accompany H. R. 5933
[to authorize and direct Board of Education of District of Columbia to establish
and operate, in public .schools and other suitable locations, system of nurseries
and nursery schools for day care of school-age and under-school-age children] ;
submitted by Mr. Healy. July 2, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2455, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

District of Columbia appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947, conference

report to accompany H. R. .nnW; submitted by Mr. Coffee. June 25, 1946.
lip. (H. rp. 2331, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

District of Columbia appropriation bill, [fi.scal year] 1947, conference

report to accompany H. R. 5990; submitted by Mr. Coffee. July 1, 1946. 1 p.
(H. rp. 2449, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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East Indians. Agreement on amendments to bill relating to right of Filipinos and
East Indians to become naturalized citizens of United States and to enter
country under small quotas, conference report to accompany H. R. 3517; sub-
mitted by Mr. Lesinski. June 25, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2334, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

Farms. Authorizing Secretary of Agriculture to continue administration of, and
ultimately liquidate. Federal riiral rehabilitation projects, conference report to
accompany S. 704 ; submitted by Mr. Flannagan. July 11, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp.
2491, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [S. 704 provides for preferential disposition to veter-
ans of World War II and to present occupants of all such lands as are suitable
for farm units.] f

Foreign service. Authorizing appointment of additional foreign-service officers in
classified grades, conference report to accompany H. II. 5244 ; submitted by Mr.
Bloom. June 26, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2348, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Government corporations appropriation bill, 1947, conference report to accompany
H. R. 6777 [making appropriations for Government corporations and independ-
ent executive agencies, fiscal year 1047] ; submitted by Mr. Whitten. July 9,
1946. 4 p. (H. rp.246S, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Interior Department appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947, conference report to
accompany H. II. 033.") ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Oklahoma. June 24, 1946.
35 p. (H. rp. 2329, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Judges. Authorizing appointment of additional judge for district of Delaware,
conference report to accompany S. 1801 ; submitted by Mr. Sumners of Texas.
July 18, 1946. 2 p. ( H. rp. 2562, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Labor Department. Labor-Federal Security appropriation bill, 1947, conference
report to accompany H. R. 6739 [making appropriations for Department of
Labor, Federal Security Agency, and related independent agencies, fiscal year
1947] ; submitted by Mr. Hare. July 9, 1946. 10 p. (H. rp. 2471, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Mental diseases. National mental health act, conference report to accompany
H. R. 4512 [to amend Public Health Service act to provide for research relating
to psychiatric disorders and to aid in development of more effective methods of
prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of such disorders, and for other purposes] ;
sui3mitted by Mr. Priest. June 26, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2350, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)
[H. R. 4512 establishes the National Advisory Mental Health Council and
authorizes consti'uction of buildings and facilities to be known as the National
Institute of Mental Health.] t

National Labor Relations Board. Labor-Federal Security appropriation bill, 1947,
conference report to accompany H. R. 6739 [making appropriations for Depart-
ment of Labor, Federal Security Agency, and related independent agencie-s, fiscal
year 1947] ; submitted by Mr. Hare. July 16, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2527, 79th
Cong. 2d sess. ) [Relates only to Senate amendment to provision under National
Labor Relations Board concerning agricultural laborers. Committee came to
no agreement.] t

Labor-Federal Security appropriation bill, 1947, conference report to accom-
pany H. R. 6739 [making appropriations for Department of Labor, Federal
Security Agency, and related independent agencies, fiscal year 1947] ; submitted
by Mr. Hare. July, 19, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2578, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Relates
only to Senate amendment to provision under National Labor Relations Board
concerning agricultural laborers.] t

Navy Department. Naval appropriation bill, [fiscal year]vl947, conference report
to accompany H. R. 6496; submitted by Mr. Sheppard. June 27, 1946. 9 p.
(H. rp. 2394, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26535

Pay, allowances, etc. Pay increases for personnel of Army, Navy, Marine Corps,
Coast Guard, Coast and Geodetic Survey, and Public Health Service, conference
report to accompany H. R. 6084; submitted by Mr. May. June 21, 1946. 6 p.
(II. rp. 2318, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Prices. Extension of emergency price control act and stabilization act, conference
report to accompany H. R. 6042 [to amend emergency price conti-ol act of 1942,
as amended, and stabilization act of 1942, as amended] ; submitted by Mr.
Spence. June 24, 1946. 33 p. (H. rp. 2330, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Committee
recommends amendment of H. R. 6042 by substitute which establishes the Price
Decontrol Board, and places responsibility for control of prices on agricultural
commodities and emergency diversion of livestock and poultry feed to domestic
areas upon the Secretary of Agriculture. It also contains provisions relating to
subsidies, provides for termination of price control and stabilization acts not
later than June 30, 1947, and abolishes the Office of Price Administration as of
that date.] t
L. C. card 46-26533

Raw materials. Strategic and critical materials for national defense purposes,
conference report to accompany S. 752 [to amend act of June 7, 1939 (53 Stat.
811), as amended, relating to acquisition of stocks of strategic and critical
materials for national defense purposes] ; submitted by Mr. May. July 3, 1946.
6 p. (H. rp. 2457, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-20549

Rivers. Authorizing construction of certain public works on rivers and harbors
for flood control, conference i-eport to accompany H. R. 6597; submitted by Mr.
Whittington. July 9, 1946. 6 p. (H. rp. 2474, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Authorizing construction, repair, and preservation of certain public works

on rivers and harbors, conference report to accompany H. R. G407 ; submitted
by Mr. Peterson of Georgia. July 8, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2469, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

■ Authorizing construction, repair, and preservation of certain public works

on rivers and harbors, conference report to accompany H. R. 6407 ; submitted
by Mr. Peterson of Georgia. July 9, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2472, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Silver. Use by industry of Government-owned silver, conference report to ac-
company H. R. 4509; submitted by Mr. Spence. July 19, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp.
2575, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

State Department. Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and the judiciary
appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947, conference report to accompany H. R.
6U56; submitted by Mr. Rabaut. June 28, 1946. 11 p. (H. rp. 2434, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) f

Trade-marks. Providing for registration and protection of trade-marks used
in commerce and to carry out provisions of certain international conventions,
conference report to accompany H. R. 1654 ; submitted by Mr. Lanham. June
24,1946. 7 p. (H. rp. 2322, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Treasury Department. Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill,
[fiscal year] 1947, conference report to accompany H. R. 5452 ; submitted by
Mr. O'Neal. July 8, 1946. 6 p. (H. rp. 2466, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill, [fiscal year]

1947, conference report to accompany H. R. 5452 ; submitted by Mr. O'Neal.
July 19, 1946. [2] p. (H. rp. 2577, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Relates only to
Senate amendment to provisions under Treasury Department concerning
silver.] f

War Department. Military establishment appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947,
conference report to accompany H. R. 6S37 ; submitted by Mr. Kerr. July 1,
1946. 6 p. (H. rp. 2448, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f
L. C. card 46-26557

Military establishment appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947, conference

report to accompany H. R. 6837 ; submitted by Mr. Kerr. July 11, 1946. [2] p.
( H. rp. 2501, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

World War, 1939-45. Amending 2d war powers act, 1942, as amended, confer-
ence report to accompany H. R. 5716; submitted by Mr. Sumners of Texas.
June 27, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2395, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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EXECUTIVE PAPERS, JOINT COMMITTEE ON DISPOSITION OF

Government offices. Disposing of sundry papers, report ; submitted by Mr. Elliott.
June 25. ISHO. 2 p. (H. ip. 2332, TOtli Cong. 2d sess.) t

Disposing of sundry papers, report; subniittod by Mr. Elliott. June 25,

194G. 2 p. (II. rp. 2;33t), 7'Jtli Cong. 2d sess.) t

Disposing of sundry papers, report ; submitted by Mr. Elliott. July 9,

ID4a. 2 p. (II. rp. 2470, TUtli Cong. 2d sess.) t

Disposing of sundry pjyjers, report ; submitted by Mr. Elliott. July 10, 1946.

2 p. (II. rp. 2479, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Disposing of sundry papers, report ; submitted by Mr. Elliott. July IG,

1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2528, 79tli Cong. 2d sess.) t

Disposition of sundry paiDers, report; submitted by Mr. Elliott. July 18,

1940. 2 p. (H. rp. 2551, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Disabled American Veteraiis. 25th national I'eport, Disabled American Veterans,
1945. 1940. ix+401 p. 2 p. of por. (H. doc. 887, 79th Cong. 1st sess.) t
L. C. card 21-10790

Veterans. Liiws relating to veterans [Sept 2, 1914-May 3, 1946] ; compiled by

Elmer A. Lewis, superintendent Document Room, House of Representatives.
1940. xvi+831 p. * Paper, $1.25. • Item

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ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Auyropriations Committee, House. Providing additional expenses of conducting
studies and examinations [of executive agencies] authorized by House resolution
09 of 7Sth Congress and continued by House resolution 50 of 79th Congress,
incurred bv Committee on Appropriations, report to accompany H. Res. 072;
submitted by Mr. Elliott. June 21, 1940. 1 p. (H. rp. 2313, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

House of Representatives. Adjusting salaries for certain employees of House of
Representatives, report to accompany H. Res. 091 ; submitted by Mr. Elliott.
July 2, 1940. 1 p. (H. rp. 2451, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Providing additional compensation for assistant Journal clerk, report to

accompany H. Res. 093 ; submitted by Mr. Elliott. July 2, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp.
2454, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Jiidieiary Committee, House. Providing for expenses authorized by House resolu-
tion 430, report to accompany H. Res. 082 [to provide for expenses authorized by
H. Res. 430, to authorize Committee on Judiciary to conduct investigation of
di.sposition of case against certain individuals charged by Federal Bureau of
Investigation with espionage and possession of confidential Government docu-
ments] ; submitted by Mr. Elliott. June 27, 1940. 1 p. (H. rp. 2390, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

^Vflys and Means Committee, House. Providing additional compensation for clerk
to minority members of Conmiittee on Ways and Means, report to accompany
H. Res. 90; submitted by Mr. Elliott. July 2, 1940. 1 p. (H. rp. 2450, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

AGRICULTDBB COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Agricultural credit. Amend emergency farm mortgage act and Federal Farm
Mortgage Corporation act, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 0477, to
amend sec. 32 of emergency farm mortgage act of 1933, as amended, and sec. 3 of
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation act, as amended. May 23 and June 5, 1940.
1940. iii+34 p. (Serial L.) * Paper, 10c. • Item 338 Y 4.Ag 8/1 : F 31/6

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Agricultural research, report to accompany H. R. 69'32 [to provide for further
research into basic laws and principles relating to agriculture and to improve
and facilitate marketing and distribution of agricultural products] ; submitted
by Mr. Flannagan. July 8, 104G. 13 p. (H. rp. 2458, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C;. card 4&-26548

Agriculture Department. Establishing 2 additional offices of Assistant Secretaries
of Agriculture, report to accompany H. R. 5757; submitted by Mr. Flannagan.
July 15, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2521, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Fa7-m labor. Continuance of farm-labor-supply program [up to and including
June 30, 1947], report to accompany H. R. 6828; submitted by Mr. Flannagan.
June 29, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2J35, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Massachusetts. Requesting Secretary of Agriculture to submit information on
shortage of food and feed in Massachusetts, adverse report to accompany H. Res.
676 ; submitted by Mr. Flannagan. July 12,'1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2507, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

National forests. Protecting and facilitating use of national forest lands, report
to accompany H. R. 6928 [to pi-otect and facilitate use of national-forest lands in
township 2 north, range 18 west, Ohio River survey, township of Elizabeth,
county of Lawi-ence, Ohio, by exchange of other forest lands for reserved mineral
rights to lands within said area draining into Lake Vesuvius] ; submitted by
Mr. Flannagan. June 20, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2304, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Appropriations. Third deficiency appropriation bill, 1946, report to accompany
H. R. 6885 [making appropriations to supply deficiencies in appropriations for
fiscal year 1946 and prior fiscal years, to provide supplemental approriations for
fiscal year 1946, to provide appropriations for fiscal year 1947, and for other
purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Cannon of Missouri. June 26, 1946. 35 p. (H. rp,
2345, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Oovernment corporations appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947, hearings before

subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session. 1946. ii-fl484 p. 1 tab. * Paper,
$2.25. • Item 383.

L. C. card 46-26439 Y 4.Ap 6/1 : G 74/947

Labor Department. Department of Labor, Federal Security Agency appropriation
bill, [fiscal year] 1947, hearings before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session.
1946. 2 pts. • Item 339

L. C. card 46^26434 Y 4.Ap 6/1 : L 11/947

nt 1 Department of Labor, Employees' Compensation Commission, National Labor Rela-
' " tions Board, National Mediation Board, National Railroad Adjustment Board,
Railroad Retirement Board, ii + 813 p. * Paper, $1.25.
pt. 2. Federal Security Agency, ii + 544 p. * Paper, $1.00.

^yar Department. Military establishment appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947,
report to accompany H. R. 6S37 ; submitted by Mr. Kerr. June 20, 1946. 23 p.
(H. rp. 2311, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t
L. C. card 46-26524

BANKING AND CUREENCY COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Great Britain. Anglo-American financial agreement, bearings, 79th Congress,
2d session, on H. J. Res. 311, to further implement purposes of Bretton Woods
agreements act by authorizing Secretary of Treasury to carry out agreement
with United Kingdom, S. J. Res. 138, to implement further purposes of Bretton
Woods agreements act by authorizing Secretary of Treasury to carry out agree-
ment with United Kinfcdnm, May 14-June 7, 1946. 1946. iv+675 p. il. map.
* Paper, $1.25. • Item 340
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Mortgage insurance. Amendment to national housing act [to continue authority
of Federal Housing Administration to insure mortgages on existing construc-
tion], report to accompany S. 2341; submitted by Mr. Spence. June 27, 1946.
1 p. (H. rp. 2397, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

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CiyVL 8F.E%nOE COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Bituminous Coal Division. Providing for lump-sum payment of compensation for
acoiiimiliitecl annual leave and current accrued annual leave to certain officers
and employees [of Bituminous Coal Division of Interior Department], and
authorizing appropriation of funds for that purpose, report to accompany H. R.
2r)2;i: submitted by Mr. Randolph. July 13, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2511, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Civil service pensions. Amending sec. 6 of civil service retirement act of May 29,
1930 [as amendM, so as to permit^annuitant thereunder to receive also payment
under employees compensation act for death of another person], report to
accompany H. R. 6673 ; submitted by Mr. Randolph. June 28, 1946. 4 p. (H.
rp. 2430, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Including heads of executive" departments and indei)endent agencies within

purview of civil service retirement act of May 29. 1930, reiwrt to accompany H. R.
5831; submitted by Mr. Randolph.' June 28, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2429, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Retirement for certain officers and employees after 25 years of service,

report to accompany H. R. 4718 [to amend civil service retirement act of May
20, 1930, as amended, to provide annuities fo.r certain officers and employees who
have rendered at least 25 years of service] ; submitted by Mr. Randolph. June
29, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2443, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Dietitians. Payment for accumulated and accrued annual leave to female dieti-
tians and physical-therapy aides, report to accompany S. 1489 [to authorize pay-
ment for accumulated and accrued annual leave to female dietitians and
physical-therapy aides whose civilian appointments were terminated pursuant
to 'sec. 4 of act of Dec. 22. 1942 (56 Stat. 1073)]; submitted by Mr. Randolph.
June 28. 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2424, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Government oflieials and employees. Providing benefits for certain employees of
United States who are veterans of World War II [and lost opportunity for
probational civil-service appointments by reason of their service in armed forces
of United States], report to accompany H. R. 6903; submitted by Mr. Randolph.
June 28, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2433, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Providing for uniform administration of efficiency ratings, report to accom-
pany H. R. 5590 ; submitted by Mr. Randolph. July 13, 1946. 2 p. ( H. rp. 2512,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Internnl Revenue Bureau. Exempt Bureau of Internal Revenue from personnel
ceilings, report to accompany H. J. Res. 380 [to exempt officers and employees of
Bureau of Internal Revenue from provisions of sec. 14 (a) of Federal employees
pay act of 1946, relating to personnel ceilings] ; submitted by Mr. Randolph.
July 13, 1946. 7 p. (H. rp. 2513, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

CTAIMS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Aeronautieal Training Center, Inc., report to accompany S. 1132 [for relief of
Aeronautical Training Center, Incorporated] ; submitted bv Mr. Combs. June
27,1946. 8 p. (H. rp. 2368, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Anderson. Francis W. Second Lt. Francis W. Anderson, report to accompany
H. R. 5851 [for relief of Francis W. Anderson] ; submitted by Mr. Chenoweth.
July 20, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2596, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Andrus, Mrs. Sufronia. Estate of Mrs. Sufronia Andrus, report to accompany
S. 1683 [for relief of estate of Mrs. Sufronia Andrus] ; submitted bv Mr. Combs.
June27, 1W6. 2 p. (H. rp. 2373, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Baker, Wihna E. Wilma E. Baker, report to accompany H. R. 3043 [for relief of
Wilma E. Baker] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. June 27, 1946. 8 p. (H. rp.
2383, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Barnes, Walter J., Electric Co. Walter J. Barnes Electric Co. and Maritime Elec
trie Co , Inc., report to accompany H. R. 5398 [for relief of Walter J. Barnes
Electric Cmupany and Maritime Electric Company, Incorporated] ; submitted by
Mr. Morrison. July 11, 194a 7 p. (H. rp. 2499, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) T

Bartcls, Rudolph K., jr. Legal guardian of Rudolph K. Bartels, jr., report to
accompany H. R. 4374 [for relief of legal guardian of Rudolph K. Bartels, Dr.] ;
submitted by Mr. Chenoweth. July 19, 1W6. 6 p. (H. rp. 2566, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

Bedd'mgficld, Thomas A. Thomas A. Beddingfield and his wife. Opal May Bed-
diugfield, report to accompany II. R. 6255 [for relief of Thomas A. Beddingfield
and his wife. Opal May Beddingfield] ; submitted by Mr. Chenoweth. July 19,
1946. 8 p. (H. rp. 2572, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Bennett, Michael J. Legal guardian of Michael Joseph Bennett, report to accom-
pany S. 1674 [for relief of legal guardian of Michael Joseph Bennett] ; submitted
by Mr. Combs. July 20, 1916. 3 p. ( H. rp. 2609, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Blair, Algernon. Conferring jurisdiction upon Court of Claims to hear, determine,
and render judgment upon claims of Algernon Blair, his heirs or personal repre-
sentatives, against United States, report to accompany H. R. 2161 ; submitted by
Mr. Fernandez. June 28, 1946. 7 p. (H. rp. 2410, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Boyle, Mrs. Estelle D. Estate of Estelle Daniel Boyle and E. B. Rosegarten,
report to accompany H. R. 1351 [for relief of estate of Estelle Daniel Boyle, and
E. B. Rosegarten] ; submitted by Mr. Doyle. June 29, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2437,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Brett, Thomas L. Thomas L. Brett, report to accompany H. R. 6881 [for relief of
Thomas L. Brett] ; submitted by Mr. Stigler. July 19, 1946. 7 p. (H. rp. 2573,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Broxcn, Coy C. Coy C. Brown, report to accompany H. R. 3099 [for relief of Coy C.
Brown] ; submitted by Mr. Case of New Jersey. June 28, 1946. 8 p. (H. rp.
2407, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Broicn, Joseph A. Joseph A. Brown, report to accompany H. R. 4924 [for relief of
Joseph A. Brown] ; submitted by Mr. Stigler. July 19, 1M6. 9 p. ( H. rp. 2567,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Broivn, Wilford B. Wilford B. Brown, report to accompany H. R. 5603 [for relief
of Wilford B. Brown] ; submitted by Mr. Chenoweth. July 20, 1946. 5 p.
(H. rp. 2594, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Brown, William S. Conferring jurisdiction upon Court of Claims to hear, deter-
mine, and render judgment upon claim of William S. Brown, report to accom-
pany S. 1277 ; submitted by Mr. Combs. July 20, 1946. 9 p. (H. rp. 2606, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Burleson, W. S. W. S. Burleson, report to accompany S. 437 [for relief of W. S.
Burleson] ; submitted by Mr. Chenoweth. June 27, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2362,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Camptell, Baxter B. Baxter Campbell and Glestie Campbell Jones, report to
accompany H. R. 1268 [for relief of Baxter Campbell and Glestie Campbell
Jones] ; submitted by Mr. Fernandez. June 27, 1946. 6 p. (H. rp. 2387, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Capital Office Equipment Co., report to accompany H. R. 6248 [for relief of Capital
OflSce Equipment Company] ; submitted by Mr. Case of New Jersey. June 28,
1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2421, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Crosby Yacht Building d Storage Co., Inc., report to accompany S. 1880 [for relief
of Crosby Yacht Building and Storage Company, Incorporated] ; submitted by
Mr. Stigler. July 20, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2589, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

D'Emilio, Francesco. Francesco D'Emilio, report to accompany H. R. 6307 [for
relief of Francesco D'Emilio] ; submitted bv Mr. Case of New Jersey. June 28,
1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2422, 79tli Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Dcssez, Lester A. Lester A. Dessez, report to accompany S. 1731 [for relief of
lister A. Dessezl ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. July 20, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp.
2610, 79th Coug. 2(1 sess.) t

Eastern Contractinfj Co., Inc., report to accompany II. R. 1088 [for relief of Eastern
Contracting Company, Incorporated] ; submitted by Mr. Chenoweth. June 28,
1946. lip. (H.rp. 2409, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Corrected print] t

Elder, Raphael. Raphael Elder, report to accompany II. R. 5166 [for relief of
Raphael Elder] ; submitted by Mr. Stigler. July 19, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2569,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Fatdkne)', Walter S. Walter S. Faulkner, report to accompany S. 162 [for relief
of Walter S. Faulkner] ; submitted by Mr. Jennings. July 20, 1946. 7 p. (H.
rp. 2588, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Forward Columbus Fund, Columbus, Nobr., I'eport to accompany S. 357 [for relief
of Forward Columbus Fund, Columbus, Nebr.] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger.
July 20, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2605, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Frey. Mrs. Sadie. Sadie Frey and estate of Marie Hviding, neport to accompany
H. R. 5725 [for relief of Sadie Frey and estate of Marie Hviding] ; submitted by
Mr. Case of New Jersey. June 28, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 242U, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

Geissman, Theodore A. Dr. Theodore A. Geissman, report to accompany H. R.
6321 [for relief of Theodore A. Geissman] ; submitted by Mr. Combs. June 29,
1940. 8 p. (H. rp. 2442, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Gorak, Mrs. Marie. Slarie Gorak, report to accompany H. R. 5414 [for relief of
Marie Gorak] ; submitted by Mr. Case of New Jersey. June 28, 1946. 4 p.
(H. rp. 2419, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Gorman, Frank A. Frank A. Gorman, report to accompany H. R. 6231 [for relief
of Frank A. Gorman] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. July 11, 1946. 6 p. (H.
rp. 2492, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Government officials and employees. Amending act of Dec. 7, 1944, relating to
certain overtime compensation of civilian employees of United States,, report to
accompany H. R. 4720; submitted by Mr. Chenoweth. June 29, 1946. 5 p. (H.
rp. 2436, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Guenther, Ethel L. Ethel Guenther, report to accompany H. R. 4947 [for relief of
Ethel Guenther] ; submitted by Mr. Case [of New Jersey]. June 28, 1946. 6 p.
(H. rp. 2415, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

lladlen, Elmer C. Elmer C. Hadlen, report to accompany H. R. 1070 [for relief of
Elmer C. Hadlen] ; submitted by Mr. Ramey. June 28, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp.
2406, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

JlatTis, J. L. J. L. Harris, report to accompany H. R. 2222 [for relief of J. L.
Harris] ; submitted by Mr. Morrison. June 27, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2382, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Heine, Er7iest C. Ernest C. Heine and Harriet W. Heine, report to accompany
H. R. 5031 [for relief of Ernest C. Heine and Harriet W. Heine] ; submitted by
Mr. Stigler. July 19, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2568, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Hempstead Warehouse Corp., report to accompany H. R. 1349 [for relief of Hemp-
stead Warehouse Corporation] ; submitted by Mv. Keogh. June 27, 1946. 20 p.
(H. rp.23S8, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Henry, Caesar. Caesar Henry, report to accompany H. R. 6399 [for relief of
Caesar Henry] ; submitted by Mr. Stigler. July 19, 1946. 7 p. (H. rp. 2574,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Hofman, Mrs. Ivan B. Mrs. Ivan B. Hofman, report to accompany H. R. 6423 [for
relief of Mrs. Ivan B. Hofman] ; submitted by ]\Ir. Pittenger! July 20, 1946.
3 p. (H. rp. 2604, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Johnson, Mrs. Mary D. Mrs. Mary D. Johnson, report to accompany H. R. 4608
[for relief of Mrs. Mary D. Johnson] ; submitted by INIr. Case of New Jersey.
July 10, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2488, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Johnson, Milton A. Milton A. Johnson, report to accompany H. R. 6593 [for relief
of Milton A. Johnson, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Ramey. June
27, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2301, 7!>th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Jones, W. C. W. C. Jones, Myrtle M. Jones, and W. W. Tilghniun, report to accom-
pany H. R. 2663 [for relief of W. C. Jones, Myrtle M. Jones, and W. W. Tilgh-
man] ; submitted by Mr. Case of New Jersey. July 10, 1946. 9 p. ( H. rp. 2487,
79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

June, Robert F. Robert June, report to accompany H. R. 228 [for relief of Robert
June]; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. July 2, 1946. 0 p. (H. rp. 2452, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Eerr, Joseph P. J. P. Kerr and Robert P. Kerr, repoi-t to accompany H. R. 2093
[for relief of J. P. Kerr and Rolnn't P. Ken-] ; submitted by Mr. Jennings. July
1,1946. 15 p. (H. rp. 2445, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

King. George D. George D. King, report to accompany S. 1910 [for relief of George
D. King] ; submitted by Mr. Combs. July 20, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2613, 79th
Cong. 2d se.ss.) t

Koons, Harrii D. Harry D. Koons, report to accompany H. R. 3619 [for relief of
Harry D. Koons] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. July 17, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp.

2535, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Lcherman, John A. John Leberman, report to accompany S. 1150 [for relief of
John Leberman] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger.- June 27, 1916. 7 p. (H. rp.
2369, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Lippert Bros., report to accompany H. R. 6012 [for relief of Lippert Brothers] ;
submitted by Mr. Stigler. July 20, 1946. 9 p. (H. rp. 2597, 79th Cong. 2tl sess.)
t ^

Lofts & Son, report to accompany S. 1517 [for relief of Lofts and Son] ; submitted
by Mr. Pittenger. June 27, 1946. 6 p. (H. rp. 2371, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Ludokicicieh, Violet. Violet Ludokiewich, report to accompany S. 1061 [for relief
of Violet Ludokiewich] ; submitted by Mr. Combs. June 27, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp.
2367, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

McAfee, Mrs. Cecile W. Mrs. Cecile W. McAfee, Sarah McAfee, and Haven H.
McAfee, report to accompany H. R. 52S7 [for relief of Mrs. Cecile W. McAfee,
legal guardian of Sarah McAfee, and Haven H. McAfee] ; submitted bv ]Mr.
Pittenger. July 17, 1945 [1946]. 16 p. (H. rp. 2540, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

McGoldrick, James B. James B. IMcGoldrick, report to accompany H. R. 4341 [for
relief of James B. IMcGoldrick] ; submitted by Mr. Ramey. June 28, 1946. 2 p.
(H. rp. 2412, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

McKinney, Viola. Viola McKinney, report to accompany H. R. 3833 [for relief of
Viola McKinney] ; submitted by Mr. Case of New Jersey. June 28, 1946. 3 p.
(H. rp. 2411, 79th Cong. 2d .sess.) t

Maezer, Joseph. Joseph Maezer, report to accompany H. R. 5874 [for relief of
Joseph Maezer] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. June 29, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp.
2440, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Magruder, W. G. W. G. Magruder, report to accompany H. R. 5368 [for relief of
W. G. Magruder] ; submitted by Mr. Ramey. June 27, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2389,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Marahle, Mrs. Marjorie B. Marjorie B. Marable, report to accompany H. R. 5198
[for relief of Marjorie B. Marable] ; submitted by Mr. Ramey. June 28, 1946.
3 p. (H. rp. 2416, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Martin, Charles. Charles Martin, report to accompany IL R. 4375 [for relief of
Charles Martin] ; submitted by Mr. Ramey. June 28, 1946. 3 p. (II. rp. 2413,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Mason, Edward A. Edward A. Mason, report to accompany H. R. 3209, [for relief
of Edward A. Mason] ; submitted by Mr. Case of New Jersey. July 20, 1946.
12 p. (H. rp. 2590, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Materials Handling Machinery Co., Inc., report to accompany H. R. 4860 [for relief
of Materials Handling IMacliinery Company, Incorporated] ; submitted by Mr.
IMttengor. July 17, 194G. 24 p. (H. rp. 2539, 79th Cong. 2d scss.) t

Miami herald, Key West citizen, and INIianii daily news, report to accompany
S. 2292 [for relief of Miami herald. Key West citizen, and Miami daily news] ;
submitted by Mr. Chenoweth. June 27, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2381, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Miller, WaiTen M. Warren M. Miller, report to accompany H. R. 5288 [for relief
of Warren M. Miller] ; submitted by Mr. Stigler. July 19, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp.
2570, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Mills, Frederic P. L. Frederic P. L. Mills, report to accompany S. 1314 [for relief
of Frederic P. L. Mills] ; submitted by Mr. Combs. June 27, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp.
2370, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Moore, Mrs. MilUccnt. Mrs. Millicent Moore, report to accompany H. R. 5848 [for
relief of Mrs. Millicent Moore] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. July 17, 1946.
4 p. (H. rp. 2542, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Morris, William H. William H. Morris, report to accompany S. 2015 [for relief of
William H. Morris] ; submitted by Mr. Chenoweth. June 27, 1946. 2 p. . (H.
rp. 2379, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

NapiorKoioski, Felix. Felix Napiorkowski, report to accompany H. R. 2850 [for
relief of Felix Napiorkowski] ; submitted by Mr. Case of New Jersey. June 29,
1946. 2 p. (H.rp. 2439, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

'Nicholas, Ivor E. Ivor E. Nicholas, report to accompany S. 1748 [for relief of
Ivor E. Nicholas] ; submitted by Mr. Combs. June 27, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2374,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Noricood, Mrs. Anne R. Anne Robinson Norwood, report to accompany H. R. 4496
[for relief of Anne Robinson Norwood] ; submitted by Mr. Barrett of Pennsyl-
vania. June 29, 1946. 10 p. (H. rp. 2441, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Ohm, Clarence W. Clarence W. Ohm, report to accompany H. R. 5134 [for relief
of Clarence W. Ohm] ; submitted by Mr. Case of New Jersey. July 20, 1946.
4 p. (H. rp. 2592, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Olsen, Robert. Legal guardian of Robert Olsen, report to accompany H. R. 1004
[for relief of legal guardian of Robert Olsen] ; submitted by IMr. Pittenger.
July 17, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2581, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Pan American Petroleum d Transport Co., report to accompany H. R. 4827 [to
confer jurisdiction upon Court of Claims to hear, determine, and render judg-
ment upon claim of Pan American Petroleum and Transport Company against
United States] ; submitted by Mr. Keogh. July 17, 1946. 22 p. (H. rp. 2538,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Parker, Wayne. Wayne Parker, report to accompany S. 1751 (for relief of Wayne
Parker] ; submitted by Mr. Combs. July 20, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2612, 79th

Cong. 2d sess.) t

Patchell, William F., jr. William F. Patchell, jr., report to accompany H. R. 3197
[for relief of William F. Patchell, jr.] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. June 28,
1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2408, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Patuxent Development Co., Inc. Conferring jurisdiction upon district court for
middle district of North Carolina to hear, determine, and render judgment upon
certain claims of Patuxent Development Co., Inc., report to accompany S. 884 ;
submitted by Mr. Combs. June 27, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2364, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

Payne, Clyde 0. Clyde O. Payne, report to accompany H. R. 3210 [for relief of
Clyde O. Payne] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. July 17, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp.
2534, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

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Peterson, John E. John E. Peterson, James M. Hilar, Vivian Langemo, Floy
Sibrie, and Ross Lee Brown, report to accompany H. R. 6472 [for relief of
John E. Peterson, James M. Hiler, Vivian Langemo, Floy Sibrie, and Ross Lee
Brown] ; submitted by Mr. liamey. June 27, 1946. 2 p. (il. rp. 2390, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

PhiUips, Mrs. Grace A. Mrs. Grace A. Phillips, report to accompany H. R. 5849
[for relief of Mrs. Grace A. Phillips] ; submitted by Mr. Case of New Jersey.
July 20, 1946. 6 p. ( H. rp. 2595, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Pittsburgh Dubois Co., report to accompany H. R. 4815 [for relief of Pittsburgh
Dubois Company] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. July 17, 1946. 14 p. (H. rp.
2537, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Postal service. Certain postal employees, report to accompany H. R. 6274 [for
relief of certain postal employees] ; submitted by Mr. Ramey. June 27, 1946.
2 p. ( H. rp. 2392, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Certain postal employees, report to accompany S. 2107 [for relief of certain

postal employees] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. June 27, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp.
2380, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Postmasters. Certain postmasters, report to accompany H. R. 6642 [for relief
of certain postmasters] ; submitted by Mr. Ramey. June 27, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp.
2393, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Rhodes, Harold H. Harold H. Rhodes, report to accompany S. 661 [for relief of
Harold H. Rhodes] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. June 27, 1946. 6 p. (H, rp.
2363, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Robbins, Mrs. Bertha L. Bertha Lillian Robbins and Charles Robbins, report to
accompany H. R. 5469 [for relief of Bertha Lillian Robbins and Charles
Robbins] ; submitted by Mr. Case of New Jersey. July 20, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp.

2593, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Robbins, Mrs. Leroy A. Mrs. Leroy A. Robbins, report to accompany H. R. 1887
[for relief of Mrs. Leroy A. Robbins] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. July 17,
1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2533, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Seals, Carl H. Brig. Gen. Carl H. Seals, report to accompany S. 1912 [for relief
of Carl H. Seals] ; submitted by Mr. Combs. June 27, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2377,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Shorey, Mrs. Minnie P. Minnie P. Shorey, report to accompany H. R. 5050 [for
relief of Minnie P. Shorey] ; submitted by Mr. Case of New Jersey. July 20,
1946. 6 p. (H.rp. 2591, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Simpson, William J. William J. Simpson and John R. Rogers, sr., report to
accompany S. 1051 [for relief of William J. Simpson and John R. Rogers, sr.] ;
submitted by INIr. Chenoweth. June 27, 1946. 7 p. (H. rp. 2366, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

Smith, Charles M. Charles Marvin Smith, report to accompany H. R. 4492 [for
relief of Charles Marvin Smith] ; submitted by Mr. McGehee. June 27, 1946.
4 p. (H. rp. 2356, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Smith, William T. William Tolar Smith, report to accompany H. R. 1631 [for
relief of William Tolar Smith] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. June 29, 1946.

4 p. (H. rp. 2438, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Southeastern Sand d Gravel Co., report to accompany H. R. 6536 [for relief of
Southeastern SjuuI and Gravel Company] ; submitted by Mr. Combs. July 11,
1946. 10 p. (H. rp. 2500, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Spence, Mrs. Sj/bel. Estate of Sybel Spence, report to accompany S. 933 [for
relief of estate of Sybel Spence] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. June 27, 1946.

5 p. (H. rp. 2365, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) f

Stapleton, C. Benjamin. Estate of C. Benjamin Stapleton, report to accompany
S. 1965 [for relief of estate of C. Benjamin Stapleton] ; submitted by Mr. Pitten-
ger. June 27, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2378, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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TeekeU, Arlis E. Legal guardian of Arlis Earl Teekell, report to accompany
S. 1852 [for relief of legal guardian of Arlis Earl Teekell] ; submitted by Mr.
Combs. June 27, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 237G, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Thompson, Duane N. Legal guardian of Duane N. Thompson, report to accompany
S. in4'J [for relief of legal guardian of Duane N. Thompson] ; submitted by Mr.
Combs. July 20, li>46. 5 p. (H. rp. 2607, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Thompson, Samuel R. Legal guardian of Samuel Roscoe Thomp.son, report to
accompany H. R. 6161 [for relief of legal guardian of Samuel Roscoe Thomp-
son] ; submitted by Mr. Case of New Jersey. July 20, 1946. 6 p. (H. rp. 2598,
79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Tomlinson, Mrs. Lcla M. Burgess C. Moore, as administrator of Lela May Tom-
linson, and as legal guardian of Kay Tomlinson and Larry Max Tomlinson,
report to accompany H. R. 3742 [for relief of Burgess C. Moore, as administra-
tor of Lola May Tomlinson, and as legal guardian of Kay Tomlinson and Larry
Max Tomlinson] ; submitted by Mr. Combs. June 27, 1946. 7 p. (H. rp. 2384,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Triplett, Gwynn C. Gwynn C. Triplett, and for other purposes, report to accom-
pany S. 1569 [for relief of Gwynn C. Triplett, and for other purposes] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Combs. June 27, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2372, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)
[S. 1569 also provides for crediting accounts of T. J. Bright and B. S. Wells for
certain payments made to Gwynn C. Triplett] t

Tucker, Martin A. Martin A. Tucker and Emma M. Tucker, report to accompany
H. R. 3855 [for relief of Martin A. Tucker and Emma M. Tucker] ; submitted by
Mr. Pittenger. July 17, 1946. 12 p. (H. rp. 2536, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Uhrmann, Frederick. Frederick Uhrmann, report to accompany S. 1773 [for relief
of Frederick Uhrmann] ; submitted by Mr. Combs. June 27, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp.
2375, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Vtinsky, Mrs. Margaret M. Bvt. 1st Lt. Margaret Utinsky, report to accompany
H. R. 6213 [for relief of Margaret Utinsky] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. June
20, 1946. 6 p. (H. rp. 2302, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Watsmi Airfotos, Inc., report to accompany H. R. 5847 [for relief of Watson Airfo-
tos. Incorporated] ; submitted by Mr. Stigler. July 17, 1946. 8 p. (H. rp.
2541, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Weiss, David. David Weiss, report to accompany H. R. 5261 [for relief of David
Weiss] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. June 28, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2417, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

^\'hilden, Albert. Albert Whilden, report to accompany H. R. 5093 [to confer
jurisdiction upon Court of Claims to hear, determine, and render judgment
upon claim of Albert Whilden] ; submitted by Mr. Chenoweth. July 20, 1946.
8 p. ( H. rp. 2603, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Wilkinson, James H. James H. Wilkinson, report to accompany S. 1573 [for
relief of James H. Wilkinson] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. July 20, 1946.
3 p. (H. rp. 2608, 79t-h Cong. 2d sess.) t

Williains, John W., jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Williams, jr., report to accompany
H. R. 1459 [for relief of Mr. and ^Irs. J. W. Williams, jr.] ; submitted by Mr.
Pittenger. July 17, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2532, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Willis, Loyal F. Loyal F. Willis, report to accompany H. R. 4406 [for relief of
Loyal F. Willis] ; submitted by Mr. Combs. June 27, 1946. 6 p. (H. rp. 2385,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Wilson, Hiram IT. Hiram H. Wilson, report to accompany H. R. 5463 [for relief
of Hiram H. Wilson] ; submitted by Mr. Chenoweth. July 19, 1946. 5 p. (H.
rp. 2571, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

WoJfington, Mrs. Jessie. Jessie Wolfington, report to accompany H. R. 5372 [for
relief of Jessie Wolfington] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. June 28, 1946. 3 p.
(H. rp. 2418, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Wright, Desmark. Relief of Desmark Wright, estates of Alberta Wright, Desmark
Wright, jr., and Harold Evans, and legal guardians of Bobby Dennis Wright and
Irvin Lee Wright, report to accompany S. 1733 ; submitted by IMr. Pittenger.
July 20, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2G11, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Wright, Harry. Estate of Harry Wright, report to accompany H. R. 4G86 [for
relief of estate of Harry Wright] ; submitted by Mr. Ramey. June 28, 1946.
2 p. (H. rp. 2414, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

COINAGE, WEIGHTS, AND MEASURES COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Half dollar. Commemorative coins, report to accompany H. R. 2377 [to authorize
coinage of SOcent pieces in commemoration of lOoth anniversary of admission
of Iowa into the Union as Statel ; submitted by Mr. White. ' July 12, 1946.

2 p. (H. rp. 2505, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Commemorative coins, i-eport to accompany H. R. 6528 [to authorize

coinage of 50-cent pieces to commemorate life and perpetuate ideals and teach-
ings of Booker T. Washington] ; submitted by Mr. White. July 12, 1946.

3 p. ( H. rp. 2506, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) f

DISTKICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Banks and banking. Providing that every Saturday shall be holiday for banks
and building and loan associations in District of Columbia, report to accompany
H. R. 6744; submitted by Mr. McMillan [of South Carolina]. June 27, 1946.
2 p. ( H. rp. 2386, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Hospitals. Providing for hospital center in District of Columbia, report to
accompany S. 223 [to provide for establishment of modern, adequate, and
efficient hospital center in District of Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. Healy.
July 17, 1946. 8 p. (H. rp. 2545, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Housing. Amending District of Columbia alley dwelling act [so as to postpone
until July 1, 1947, date on which it would become unlawful to use or occupy
any alley building or structure as dwelling in Disti'ict of Columbia], report
to accompany S. 2218 : submitted by Mr. McMillan of South Carolina. June 21,
1946. Ip. (H.rp. 2315, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

■ Rebuilding of slum areas in District of Columbia, report to accompany

S. 1426 [to provide for replanning and rebuilding of slum, blighted, and other
areas of District of Columbia, and assembly, by purchase or condemnation,
of real property in such areas and sale or lease thereof for redevelopment of
such area in accordance with said plans, and to provide for organization of,
procedure for, and financing of such planning, acquisition, and sale or lease,
and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr, McMillan of South Carolina. July 8,
1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2465, 79th Cong, fd sess.) [S. 1426 establishes the District
of Columbia Redevelopment Land Agency.] t

Register of tcills. Authorizing appointment of 3 additional deputies for register
of wills of District of Columbia, report to accompany H. R. 6859; submitted
by Mr. McMillan of South Carolina. June 28, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2404, 79th
Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Rent. Extending District of Columbia rent control for period of 1 year, report
to accompany H. R. 6506 ; submitted by Mr. McMillan of South Carolina. June
21, 1946. 9 p. (H. rp. 2316, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Schools. Providing for 2 heads of departments of military science and tactics in
public schools of District of Columbia, report to accompany S. 2142; submitted
by Mr. Healy. July 15, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2524, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Teachers. Authorizing increases in salary rates of teachers, school officers, and
other employees of Board of Education of District of Columbia [whose pay is
fixed and regulated by District of Columbia teachers' salary act of 1945, as
amended], report to accompany S. 2352; submitted by Mr. "Healy. July 15,
1946. 1 p. ( H. rp. 2525, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Retirement of public school teachers in District of Columbia, report to

accompany H. R. 5756 ; submitted by Mr. Healy. July 19, 1946. 3 p. (H.rp.
2579, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

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Unemployment insurance. Amending District of Columbia unemployment com-
j)ensation act [relative to computation of unemployment compensation tax rate
by puirhasers of established businesses], report to accompany S. 223.4; sub-
mitted by Mr. McMillan of South Carolina. July 2, 194G. 5 p. (H. rp. 2453,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Vivisection. Prohibit vivisection in District of Columbia, hearings, 79th Congress,
2d session, on H. R. r)r)72, to prohibit experiments on living dogs in District of
Columbia, Feb. 28 and Mar. 1, 1946. 1946. ii+82 p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 345
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EXPENDlTXJBES IN EXEXnJTIVE DEPARTMENTS COMMITTEE, HOTJSE

Oovernment officer. Reorganization plan no. 1 of 1946, report to accompany H.
Con. Res. 155 [against adoption of Reorganization plan numbered 1 of May 16,
1946] : submitted by Mr. Gossett. June 24, 1946. 20 p. (H. rp. 2326, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) [Includes minority report on Reorganization plans numbered 1, 2,
and 3, signed by Mr. Randolph.] t
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Reorganization plan no. 2 of 1946, report to accompany H. Con. Res. 151

[against adoption of Reorganization plan numbered 2 of May 16, 1946] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Manasco. June 24, 1W6. 4 p. (H. rp. 2327, 79th Cong. 2d
sess ) 1"

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Reorganization plan no. 3 of 1946, report to accompany H. Con. Res. 154

[against adoption of Reorganization plan numbered 3 of May 16, 1946] ; sub-
mitted bv Mr. Judd. June 24, 1946. 7 p. (H. rp. 2328, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26532

Real estate. Rights of former owners of commercial real estate under surplus
property act of 1944, report to accompany H. R. 6702 [to clarify rights of former
owners of real property to reacquire such property under surplus property
act of 1944] ; submitted by Mr. Manasco. June 25, 1946. 7 p. (H. rp. 2337,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) [H. R. 6702 provides also for reinstatement of leasehold
covering Chamberlin Hotel, Fort Monroe, Old Point Comfort, Va.] t

Surplus property. Disposal of surplus property abroad, report to accompany
S. 1636 [to amend surplus property act of 1944 to designate Department of State
as disposal agency for surplus property outside continental United States, its
Territories and possessions, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Manasco.
July 17, 1946. 11 p. (H. rp. 2546, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [S. 1636, as here
reported, authorizes appointment of a Board of Foreign Scholarships and pro-
vides intellectual exchanges between United States and other countries.] t
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FLOOD CONTEOL COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Oyster culture. Rehabilitation of oyster beds, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session,
on H. R. 3888, authorizing appropriation for rehabilitating oyster beds destroyed
by opening of Bonnet Carre spillway, and for other purposes. May 14 and 15,
1946. 1946. iii+107 p. [H. R. 3888 also provides for reparation payments to
Mississippi and Louisiana and other owners of oyster beds in Lake Ponchartrain
for said destruction.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 351.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Cancer. Mobilization of world's cancer experts in supreme endeavor to discover
means of curing and preventing cancer, reiwrt to accompany H. R. 4502 [to
authorize and request the President to undertake to mobilize at some convenient
place in United States adequate number of world's outstanding experts, and
coordinate and utilize their services in supreme endeavor to discover means of
curing and preventing cancer] ; submitted by Mr. Bloom. July 18, 1946. 2 p.
(H. rp. 2565, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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China. Assist China to modernize her armed forces, report to accompany H. R.
6795 [to provide military advice and assistance to Republic of China to aid it in
modernizing its armed forces for fulfillment of obligations which may devolve
upon it under charter of United Nations] ; submitted by Mr. Bloom. June 27,
1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2361, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26536

Foreign service. Reorganization of foreign service, report to accompany H. R.
6967 [to improve, strengthen, and expand foreign service and to consolidate and
revise laws relating to its administration] ; submitted by Mr. Kee. 1946. [11 +
230 p. (H. rp. 2508, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) * Paper, 35c.
L. C. card 46-26586

IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Alien enemies. Denying admission to United States of certain aliens, reiwrt
to accompany H. R. 6869 [to amend immigration and naturalization laws to
deny admission to United States of certain aliens who have served in armed
forces of countries at war with United States, also members of certain parties
and organizations, and to deny naturalization to such persons, and to deny
admission to United States of persons who Attorney General knows or has
reason to believe seek to enter United States for purpose of engaging in activi-
ties which will endanger public safety of United States] ; submitted by Mr.
Gossett. June 26, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2351, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

To deny admission to United States of certain aliens and to reduce immigra-
tion quotas, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 3663, to amend
immigration and naturalization laws to deny admission to United States of
certain aliens who have served in armed forces of countries at war with
United States, also members of certain parties and organizations, and to deny
naturalization to such persons, and to reduce immigration quotas. Mar. 20-
May 8, 1946. 1946. pt. 2, iii+77-144 p. il. * Paper, loc. • Item 353
L. C. card 46-26182 Y 4.1m 6/1 : Al 4/27/pt. 2

Fidone, Mrs. Edna R. S. Edna Fidone, report to accompany H. R. 5047 [for relief

of Edna Rita Saffron Fidone] ; submitted by Mr. Kearney. July 18, 1946.

2 p. (H. rp. 2548, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f
Lapierre, Roger E. Roger Edgar Lapierre, report to accompany H. R. 5620 [for

relief of Roger Edgar Lapierre] ; submitted by Mr. Mason. June 28, 1946.

2 p. (H. rp. 2402, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
Lee, Mrs. Suh H. Mrs. Charles C. Lee, report to accompany H. R. 5704 [for relief

of Mrs. Charles C. Lee (Suh H. Lee)] ; submitted by Mr. Lesinski. June 28,

1940. 2 p. (H. rp. 2403, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
Michaud, Airs. Marie V. A. Marie Valida Antonia Michaud, report to accompany

H. R. 1063 [for relief of Marie Valida Antonia Michaud] ; submitted by Mr.

Klein. June 28, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2401, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Nationalism and nationality. Amending nationality act of 1940 to preserve nation-
ality of citizens residing abroad, report to accompany H. R. 6995 ; submitted
by Mr. Lesinski. July 18, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2559^ 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

^owaways. Amending immigration act of Feb. 5, 1917, as amended [relative to
stowaways], report to accompany H. R. 6996; submitted by Mr. Hedrick.
July 18, 194G. 6 p. (H. rp. 2560, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Thitrn, Mrs. Fiiku K. Mrs. Fuku Knrokawa Thurn, report to accompany H. R.
6376 [for relief of Mrs. Fuku Kurokawa Thurn] ; submitted by Mr. Hedrick.
July 18, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2558, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Flathead Indians. Claims of Salish and Kootenai tribes of Indians of Flathead
Reservation, Mont., reiiort to accompany H. R. 6983 [conferring jurisdiction
upon Court of Claims to hear, examine, adjudicate, and render judgment in
any and all claims which Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of Indians
of Flathead Reservation in Montana, or any tribe or band thereof, may have
against United States] ; submitted by Mr. Jackson. July 10, 1946. 17 p.
(H. rp. 2485, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Hunter, Wis. Providing for funds, in cooperation with school board, for construc-
tion of new school in Hunter, ^\■is., for Indian and non-Indian children, report to
accompany H. II. G141 ; submitted by Mr. Jackson. July 10, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp.
24S3, 7Uth Cong. 2d sess.) t

Indians. Providing for uniform code of descent of trust or restricted Indian
estates, report to accompany H. R. 2204; submitted by Mr. Jackson. July 11,
1»46. 7 p. il. (H. rp. 2495, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Insurance. Authorizing Indian funds for in.surance premiums, amending act of
Apr. 13, 1926, 44 Stat. 242, report [and supplemental report] to accompany
S. 1233 [to authorize use of funds of any tribe of Indians for insurance premiums
for personal-injury and property-damage insurance and other forms of public-
liability insurance] ; submitted by Mr. Jackson. [2 pts.] (H. rp. 2490, 2 pts.,
79th Cong. 2d sess.)
Ipt. 1.] Report. July 10, 1946. 2 p. t
pt. 2. Supplemental report. July 19, 1946. 1 p. t

Irrigation projects. Modifying sec. 4 and 20, permanent appropriation repeal act,
1934, funds collected, Indian service irrigation projects, report [and supple-
mental report] to accompany S. 115; submitted by Mr. Jackson. [2 pts.]
(H. rp. 24S9, 2 pts., 79th Cong. 2d sess.)
[pt. 1.] Report. July 10, 1946. 3 p. t
pt. 2. Supplemental report. July 19, 1946. 7 p. t

School attendance. Amending act of Feb. 15, 1929 [relative to compulsory school
attendance by Indian children], report to accompany H. R. 2893; submitted by
Mr. Jackson. July 11, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2494, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

JMiite, Mrs. Alice 8. Authorizing sale of land of Alice Scott White, Crow Indian
Reservation, Mont., report to accompany H. R. 4114 [to authorize Secretary of
Interior to sell certain land of Alice Scott White on Crow Indian Reservation,
Mont.] ; submitted by Mr. Jackson. July 11, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2493, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Yakima Reservation. Providing for preparation of membership roll of Indians of
Yakima Reservation, Wash., report to accompany I^. R. 6165 ; submitted by Mr.
Jackson. July 10, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2484, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

INTEBSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Commerce Department. Providing for appointment of 3 additional Secretaries of
Commerce, report to accompany S. 1367 ; submitted by Mr. Priest. June 24,
1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2324, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [S. 1367, as here reported,
designates one of the additional assistant secretaries as Assistant Secretary of
Commerce for Small Business. It also provides that the functions of the Bureau
of Foreign and Domestic Commerce may be reassigned by the Secretary to th6
new Assistant Secretaries or other officers of Commerce Department.] t

Hospital survey and construction act, report to accompany S. 191 [to amend Public
Health Service act to authorize grants to States for surveying their hospitals
and public health centers and for planning construction of additional facilities,
and to authorize grants to assist in such construction] ; submitted by Mr. Priest.
July 13, 1946. 24 p. (H. rp. 2519, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [S. 191, as here
reported, establishes the Federal Hospital Council.] t

Missouri River. Amending act relating to bridge across Missouri River between
Washington County, Jsebr., and Harrison County, Iowa, report to accompany
H. R. 6515 [to amend act authorizing Nebraska-Iowa Bridge Corporation to
construct bridge across Missouri River between Washington County, Nebr.,
and Harrison County, Iowa] ; submitted by Jlr. O'Hara. July 10, 1946. 4 p,
( H. rp. 2482, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Potomac River. Authorizing construction of 2 four-lane free highway bridges
across Potomac River to replace existing Highway Bridge at or near 14th Street,
Washington, D. C. [by commissioners of District of Columbia], report to accom-
pany H. R. 541; submitted by Mr. Chapman. June 26, 1946. 29 p. (H. rp.
2346, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

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Railroad employees. Refunds to railroad employees of contributions made under
railroad unemployment insurance act, report to accompany H. R. 3420 [to pro-
vide for refunds to railroad employees in certain cases, so as to place the various
States on equal basis, under railroad unemployment insurance act, with respect
to contributions of employees] ; submitted by Mr. Chapman. June 21, 1946. 2 p.
(H. rp. 2320, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Rio Grande. Free highway bridge across Rio Grande at or near Del Rio, Tex.,
report to accompany H. R. (J400 [authorizing Texas, acting through State
Highway Commi.'^sion of Texas, to construct free highway bridge across Rio
Grande at or near Del Rio, Tex.] ; submitted by Mr. Beckworth. July 10, 194G.
2 p. (H. rp. 24S1, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [II. R. 6406 also authorizes Texas to
acquire existing toll bridge across Rio Grande at or near Del Rio.] t

St. Louis River. Extension of times for commencing and completing construction
of toll bridge across St. Louis River between Minnesota and Wisconsin [from
ix)int in St. Louis County, Minn., to point in Douglas County, Wis.] by Duluth,
Minn., report to accompany H. R. 6889 ; submitted by Mr. OTIara. July 10,
1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2486, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Tug Fork. Free highway bridge across Tug Fork of Big Sandy River at or near
Williamson, W. Va., I'eport to accompany H. R. 6223 [to authorize highway
departments of Kentucky and West Virginia to construct free highway bridge
across Tug Fork of Big Sandy River at or near Williamson, W. Va.] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Chapman. June 24, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2347, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

IRRIGATION AND RECLAMATION COMMITIEE, HOUSE

Lewiston Orchards project. Authorizing construction of Lewistou Orchards proj-
ect, Idaho, report to accompany H. R. 6876 ; submitted by Mr. Murdock. July
11, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2497, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

JUDICIARY COMMITIEE, HOUSE

American Legion. Redefining membership eligibility in American Legion, report
to accompany S. 1893 [to amend act incorporating American Legion so as to
redefine eligibility for membership therein] ; submitted by Mr. Walter. June 27,
1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2357, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Bankruptcy. Amending municipal bankruptcy act, hearings before special sub-
committee on bankruptcy and reorganization, 79th Congress, 2d session, on
H. R. 4307, to amend sec. 81, 82, 83, and 84 of chap. 9 of act to establish uniform
system of bankruptcy throughout United States, as amended (subsequently
amended, reintroduced and reported as H. R. 6682), May 24. 1946. 1946.
ill +33 p. (Serial 21.) * Paper, 10c. • Item 359 Y 4. J 89/1 : B 22/22

Court commissioners. Method of payment of compensation of United States com-
missioners, report to accompany S. 345 ; submitted by Mr. Celler. June 20,
1946. 2 p. (H.rp. 2308, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Prescribing and furnishing standard forms and dockets and furnishing

United States Codes and seals to United States commissioners, report to accom-
pany S. 344 : submitted by Mr. Coller. June 20, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2307, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Prescribing fees of United States commissioners, -report to accompany

S. 346 ; submitted by Mr. Celler. June 20, 1946. 6 p. (H. rp. 2309, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Crime and criminals. Amending fugitive felon act, report to accompany S. 496
[to make it criminal offt'nse for certain escaped convicts to travel from one
State to another] ; submitted by Mr. Byrne of New York. June 19, 1946.
2 p. (H. rp. 2582, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Discharge of indigent convicts for nonpayment of fines, report t'o accompany

S. 342 [to amend sec. 5296, Revised statutes, as amended, relating to discharge
of indigent convicts for nonpayment of fines, so as to permit said convicts
to make application to warden for release after 30 days' service] ; submitted
by Mr. Celler. June 20, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2306, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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392 GOVERN^IENT PUBLICATIONS

Drd lent ion Day, report to accompany H. J. Res. 85 [designating Nov. 19, 1946,
anniversary of Lincoln's Gettysburg address, as Dedication Day] ; submitted by
Mr. Walter. June 27, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2358, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Employers' liability and icorkmen's compensation. Relief for captured contrac-
tors' employees, report to accompany H. R. 6997 [to amend act entitled "Com-
pensation for in.iury, death, or detention of employees of contractors with
United States outside United States", as amended, for purpose of making 100
per centum earning provisions effective as of Jan. 1, 1942] ; submitted by Mr.
Walter. July 13, 1946. 7 p. (H. rp. 2510, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Enemy property. Administration of alien property, hearings before subcommittee
no. 1, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 5089, to amend 1st war powers act, 1941,
Feb. 7-May 23, 1946. 1946. iii-fl.59 p. (Serial 20.) * Paper, 2.~)C. • Item
359 Y 4. J 89/1 : Al 4/4

Amending 1st war powers act, 1941 [relative to administration of alien

property], report to accompany H. R. 6890; submitted by Mr. Celler. June 27,
1946. 28 p. (H. rp. 2398, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

L. C. card 46-26550

Evidence. Relating to admissibility of foreign documents in custody of allied
authorities of occupation, report to accompany H. R. 5078; submitted by Mr.
Walter. June 20, 19J6. 8 p. (H. rp. 2310, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26.523

Judges. Authorizing apjwintment of additional .iudge for district of Delaware,
report to accompany S. 1801 ; submitted by Mr. Weaver. June 20, 1946. 6 p.
(H. rp. 2305, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Clarifying law relating to filling of 1st vacancy occurring in office of district

judge for eastern district of Pennsylvania [and providing for appointment of
additional district .iudge for eastern, middle, and western districts of Pennsyl-
vania], report to accompany S. 141; submitted by Mr. Weaver. July 8, 1946.
8 p. (H. rp. 2461, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

^yar and emergency powers. Cessation of hostilities, termination of war and
emergencies, hearings before subcommittee no. 4, 79th Congress, 2d session, on
H. Con. Res. 85 [and other resolutions]. May 27 and 28, 1946. 1946. pt. 2, iii+
9.3-192 p. ( Serial 17, pt. 2. ) * Paper, 20c. T 4. J 89/1 : W 19/5/pt.2

^yar contract hardship claims, report to accompany S. 1477 [to authorize relief in
certain cases where work, supplies, or services have been furnished for the
Government under contracts during war] ; submitted by Mr. Walter. July 19,
1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2576, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

LAWS, COMMITTEE ON REVISION OF, HOUSE

Code of laics of United States. Revision of title 18. United States Code, report to
accompany H. R. 2200, to revise, codify, and enact into law title IS of United
States Code, entitled Crimes and criminal procedure; [submitted by Mlf. Keogh].
1946. [pt. 2], iii-f 8-t-A4.38 p. (H. rp. 152, pt. 2. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [This
publication reads 79th Congress. 2d session, although House report 152 is a
report of the 1st session of the 79th Congress.] t
L. C. card 45-35622

LIBRARY COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Books. Amending act to provide books for adult blind [so as to increase annual
appropriation], report to accompany H. R. 64.55; submitted by Mr. O'Toole.
July 16, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2529, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Part of this approria-
tion is to be expended for sound-reproduction records known as talking books
and for maintenance and replacement of Government-owned talking book
machine.s.] t

National air museum. Establishing a national air museum, report to accompany
H. R. 5144 ; submitted by Mr. O'Toole. July 9, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2473, 79th
Cong. 2d sess. ) t

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National air museum — Continued

Establishment of a national air ninseum, hearings, T9th Congress, 2tl session,

on H. R. 5144, to establish a national air museum, Feb. 13, 1946. 1946. iii+

17 p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 361

L. C. card 46-2&458 Y 4.L 61/1 : N 21/4

MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Absecon high t, N. J. Conveyance of lighthouse property [known as Absecon Light]
to Atlantic Citv, N. J., report to accompany H. R. 6023; submitted by Mr. Bland.
July 21, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2317, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Alaskan problems, hearings before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session, pur-
suant to authority of H. Res. 38, authorizing investigation of national defense
program as it relates to Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries, May 27,
1946. 1946. pt. 1, iii+l-42p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 362
L. C. card 46-26456 Y 4.M 53 : Al 1/18/pt.l

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, June 29, 1946; no. 17. 1946.
xii-f 52 p. 4° $ Y 4.M 53 : 79/17

Castle Neck. Conveyance to Ipswich, Mass., of lighthouse property at Castle Neck
for public use, report to accompany H. R. 5932; submitted by Mr. Bland.
June 24, 1940. 2 p. (H. rp- 2325, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Chester Range Front Light, Pa. Granting property [former site of Chester Range
Front Light] to Pennsylvania, report to accompany H. J. Res. 370; submitted
by Mr. Bland. July 10, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2480, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Coast and Geodetic Survey. Increasing efficiency of Coast and Geodetic Survey,
report to accompany H. R. 6644 ; submitted by Mr. Bland. June 26, 1946. 9 p.
(H. rp. 2352, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Lampreys. Investigate and eradicate predatory sea lampreys of Great Lakes,
report to accompany H. J. Res. 366 [authorizing and directing director of Fish
and Wildlife Service of Department of Interior to investigate and eradicate
predatory sea lampreys of Great Lakes] ; submitted by Mr. Bland. July 10,
1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2476, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Sailors. Providing aid for readjustment in civilian life of those persons who
rendered wartime service in merchant marine, and to provide aid for their
families, rei>ort to accompany H. R. 2346 ; submitted by Mr. Peterson of Florida.
June 20, 1946. 22 p. (H. rp. 2303, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [H. R. 2346 establishes
in the Maritime Commission a Board of Wartime Service Seamen's Appeals.] t

War Shipping Administration activities, executive hearings, 79th Congress, 2d
session, Mav 24, 1946. 1946. iii+25 p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 362
L. C. card 46^26445 Y 4.M 53 : W 19/3

MIUTARY AFFAIRS OOMMITTEB, HOUSE

Atomic power. Atomic energy act of 1946, report to accompany S. 1717 [for
development and control of atomic energy] ; submitted by Mr. May. July 10,
1946. 21 p. (H. rp. 2478, 79th Cong. 2d se.ss.) [Includes minority views.
S. 1717, as here reported, establishes an Atomic Energy Commission and a Joint
Committee on Atomic Energy.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 46-26555

Benning, Fart. Granting easement to Georgia Power Co. across Fort Benning
military reservation, report to accompany S. 2300 [to authorize Secretary of
War to grant Georgia Power Company lOD-foot i)erpetual easement across
land in Alabama constituting portion of military reservation designated as
Fort Benning, Ga.] ; submitted by Mr. May. July 20, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2601,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Chemical Warfare Service. Changing name of Chemical Warfare Service [to
Chemical Corps], report to accompany S. 2375 : submitted by Mr. May. July 20,
1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2602, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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894 GOVERNMEXT PUBLICATIONS

Civil War battle streamers, report to accompany S. 225 [to authorize carrying
of Civil War battle streamers with refjimental colors] ; submitted by Mr May
July 19, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2581, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

District of Columbia. Providing for acquisition by United States of certain
real property in District of Columbia, report to accompany S. 1640; submitted
by Mr. May. July 19, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2584, 79th Coug. 2d sess.) t

Knifjht, Thaddeus C. Thaddeus C. Knight, report to accompany S. 528 [for relief
of Thaddeus C. Knight] ; submitted by Mr. Durham. July 19, 1946. 10 p. (H.
rp. 2583, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Military Academy, West Point. West Point right-of-way, report to accompany
S. 2020 [granting right-of-way at revised location to West Shore Railroad Com-
pany, New York Central Railroad Company, lessee, across portion of military
reservation at West Point] ; submitted by Mr. May. July 20, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp.
2600, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Officers, Armij. Providing for appointment of additional commissioned officers
in Regular Army, report to accompany H. R. 6817 ; submitted by Mr. May.
July 11, 1946. 7 p. (H. rp. 2496, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [H. R. 6817, as amended
by the committee, establishes an Optometry Corps in Medical Department of
Army.] t

NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

American Antarctic Association, Inc. Authorizing Secretary of Navy to transfer
vessel to American Antarctic Association, Inc., report to accompany S. 2291 ;
submitted by Mr. Rivers. June 28, 19 J6. 3 p. (H. rp. 2427, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

Bands (music). To amend sec. 702 of title 34 of United States Code [so as to
permit Government bands or members thereof to furnish music at any charitable
or patriotic function or at any other function without remuneration], H. R. 4789,
[introduced by] Mr. Smith of Virginia; [letter from .ludge advocate general of
Navy to chairman of Committee on Naval Affairs concerning bill]. [1946.]
p. 3487-88. ( No. 249. ) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365. T 4.N 22/la : 945-46/249

' To authorize attendance of Marine Band at Iowa's centennial celebration to

be held at Des Moines, Iowa, June 2S-July 4, 1946, H. R. 6113, [introduced by]
Mr. Cunningham; [letter from judge advocate general of Navy to chairman of
Committee on Naval Affairs concerning biU]. [1946.] p. 3409. (No. 242.)
* Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/242

Burke, Malcolm K. Hearing [79th Congress, 2d session], on S. 1106, for relief of
Malcolm K. Burke. [1946.] p. 3381-83. (No. 235.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365

Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/235

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, June 27, 1946; no. 9. 1946.
92 p. 4° t Y 4.N 22/1 : 79/9

Civil Engineers Corps, Xavy. Hearing [79th Congress, 2d session], on S. 1872, to
provide for rank of original appointments in Corps of Civil Engineers of Navy,
and for other purposes. [1946.] p. 3361-63. (No. 232.) * Paper, 5c. • Item
365 Y 4.N 22Aa : 945-46/232

Claiyns. Certain claims against United States caused by naval service, report to
accompany S. 2247 [to permit Secretary of Navy to delegate authority to com-
promise and settle claims against United States caused by vessels of Navy or in
naval service, or for towage or salvage services to such vessels] ; submitted by
Mr. Cole of New York. July 18, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2553, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

Permitting Secretary of Navy to delegate authority to compromise and

settle claims for damages to property imder jurisdiction of Navy Department,
report to accompany H. R. 6994: submitted by Mr. Cole of New York. July 18,
1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2556, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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De Carionel, William L. Hearings [before] subcommittee and full committee
[79th Congress, 2d session], on H. R. 4863, to establish date of acceptance of
commission as lieutenant (junior grade), Naval Reserve, by William Leon de
Carbonel to be June 1, 1041, and date of reporting for active duty to be Dec. 9,
1941. [1946.] p. 3423-26. (No. 246.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365

Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/246

Guam Island. Hearings [79th Congress, 2d session], on H. R. 6547, to authorize
Secretary of Navv to acquire in fee or otherwise certain lands and rights in land
on island of Guam. [1946.] p. 3441-86. (No. 248.) * Paper, 10c. • Item
365 ■ Y 4.N 22/la : 945-40/248

To authorize Secretary of Navy to acquire in fee or otherwise certain lands

and rights in land on island of Guam, H. U. 6547, [introduced by] Mr. Vinson;
[letter from acting Secretary of Navy to Speaker of House of Representatives
concerning bill]. [1946.] p. 3405-6. (No. 240.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365.

Y 4.N 22/la : 945^6/240

Keuka College. To authorize Secretary of Navy to transfer certain property
[known as Royce Memorial Chapel at Sampson Naval Training Center, Sampson,
N. Y.] to Keuka College, H. R. 5354, [introduced by] Mr. Cole of New York;
[letter from judge advocate general of Navy to chairman of Committee on Naval
Affairs concerning bill]. [1916.] p. 3489. (No. 250.) * Paper, 5c. • Item
365

Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/250

Morgan, Fort. Hearing [79th Congress, 2d session], on H. R. 4433, to provide for
conveyance to Alabama for use as public park of military reservation known as
Fort Morgan ; [statement of Peter S. Twitty] . [1946.] p. 341.5-17. (No. 244. )
* Paper, 5c. O Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/244

Myers, Charles. Hearing [before] subcommittee [79th Congress, 2d session], on
H. R. 5034 and H. R. 896, for relief of Charles Myers. [1946. ] p. 3427-39. ( No.
247.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 945^6/247

Naval Academy, Annapolis. Further amending act to provide for retirement and
retirement annuities of civilian members of teaching staff at Naval Academy
and Postgraduate School, Naval Academy, report to accompany H. R. 6993 ;
submitted by Mr. Biemiller. July 18, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2555, 79th Cong.
2d sess. ) t

Hearing [79th Congress, 2d session], on H. R. 5040, to reestablish status

of funds of midsiiipmen's store, barber shop, cobbler shop, and tailor shop at
Naval Academy. [1946.] p. 3385-89. (No. 236.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365

Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/236

Hearing [79th Congress, 2d session], on S. 1854, to establish civilian

position of academic dean of Postgraduate School of Naval Academy and com-
pensation therefor. [1946.] p. 3365-75. (No. 233.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365

Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/233

Hearings [79th Congress, 2d session], on public works project no. 460-C,

acquisition of St. John's College by Navy Department [for Naval Academy,
Annapolis, Md.]. [1940.] p. 3393-3402. (No. 238.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365

Y 4. N 22/la : 945-46/238

Naval education. To authorize Secretary of Navy to construct postgraduate
school at Monterey, Calif., H. R. 6546, [introduced by] Mr. Vinson; [letter
from acting Secretary of Navy to Speaker of House of Representatives con-
cerning bill]. [1946.] p. 3403^. (No. 239.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365

Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/239

Naval Reserve. Further amending sec. 304 of Naval Reserve act of 1938 as
amended, so as to grant certain benolits to naval personnel engaged in training
duty prior to official termination of World War II, report to accompany H. R.
7039 ; submitted by Mr. Hess. July 18, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2557, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

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Naval Supply Depot, Bayonne. Hearing [79th Congress, 2d session], on S. 1871, to
authorize conveyance of parcel of land at Naval Supply Depot, Bayonne, N. J.,
to American Radiator v^ Standard Sanitarv Ck)rp. [194(3.] p. 3411-13. (No.
243.) * Paper, 5o. • Item 305 ' Y 4.N 22/la : 045-4(3/243

yavy Department. Enacting certain provisions now included in naval appropria-
tion act, [fiscal year] 104(3, report to accompany S. 1917; submitted bv Mr.
Drewry. July 18, 1946. IS p. (H. rp. 2549, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Nevada, U. S. S. Hearing [79th Congress, 2d session], on S. 1802, to provide for
delivery of custody of certain articles of historic interest from U. S. S. Nevada
and U. S. S. Wyoming to Nevada and Wyoming, respectively. [194G.] p. 3353-
56. (No. 230.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/230

Niekunij Philip, jr. Hearing [79th Congress, 2d session] , on S. 1978, to authorize
restoration of Philip Niekuni, jr., to active list of Navy with appropriate rank
and restoration of pay and allowances. [1946.] p. 3391-92. (No. 237.)
* Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/237

Nurse Corps, Navy. To authorize appointment of members of Navy Nurse Corps
as commissioned ofhcers in Naval Reserve, H. R. 4706, [introtluced by] Mr.
Elston ; [letter from judge advocate general of Navy to chairman of Committee
on Naval Affairs concerning bill]. [1946.] p. 3495-96. (No. 253.) * Paper,
5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 945-^6/253

Officers, Navy. Hearing [79th Congress, 2d session] on S. 1862, to repeal sec.
1548, Revised statutes (34 U. S. C. 592) [requiring naval ofticers to be furnished
with copy of regulations and general orders of Navy Department]. [1946.]
p. 3357-60. (No. 231.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/231

Ordnance. To grant to reserve oflScei's of Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard
right to purchase articles of ordnance in same manner as these articles are
now purchased by officers of Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard, H. R. 4563,
[introduced by] Mr. Rivers ; [letter from judge advocate general of Navy
to chairman of Committee on Naval Affairs concerning bill]. [1946.] p. 3407-8.
(No. 241.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/241

Prisoners of tear. Hearing [79th Congress, 2d session], on S. 1805. to authorize
promotion of personnel of Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard who were
prisoners of war; [statement of Joseph H. Nevins]. [1946.] p. 3345-52. (No.
229. ) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 045-46/229

Rumrill, Oran E. R. Hearing [before] subcommittee and full committee [79th
Congress, 2d session], on H. R. 4525, for relief of Oran Edmund Randall Rumrill.
[1946.] p. 3419-21. (No. 245.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365

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Surgeons. Amending act of May 4, 1898, as amended, authorizing the President
to appoint 250 acting assistant surgeons for temporary service [in Medical
Corps of Navy], report to accompany H. R. 6992; submitted by Mr. Rivers.
July 18, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2554, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Totnbstones. Authorizing director of National Park Service to erect headstones
for sailors who were biiried at sea, H. R. 5835, [introduced by] Mr. McMillan
of South Carolina:; [letter from judge advocate general of Navy to chairman
of Committee on Naval Affairs concerning bill]. [1946.] p. 3493-94. (No.
252.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/252

Trophies. Providing for disposition of vessels, trophies, relics, and rbaterial of
historical interest by Secretary of Navy, report to accompany S. 1547 ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Madden. July 18, 1046. 4 p. (H. rp. 2552, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

Uniforms. Hearing [79th Congress, 2d session], on S. 1959, to authorize payment
of additional uniform gratuity to reserve officers commissioned from status of
aviation cadets. [1946.] p. 3377-80. (No. 234.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365

Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/234

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Wyoming, U. S. 8. Authorizing Secretary of Navy, in his discretion, to deliver
to custody of University of Wyoming silver service presented to United States
for battleship Wyoming. H. R. 5861, [introduced by] Mr. Barrett of Wyoming;
[letter from judge advocate general of Navy to chairman of Committee on
Naval Affairs concerning bill]. [1946.] p. 3491. (No. 2-51.) * Paper, 5c.
• Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/251

PENSIONS COMMITTEE, HOtTSE

Pensions. Granting increased service pensions in certain Spanish-American War
cases [including Boxer Rebellion and Philippine Insurrection] not included
in recent legislation providing increases to other Spanish-American War vet-
erans and their dependents, report to accompany H. R. 6900; submitted by
Mr. Buckley. July 3, 1946. 10 p. (H. rp. 2456, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

POST OFFICE AND POST "BOADS COMMITTEE, HOTTSE

Air parcel post. Providing for air parcel post service, report to accompany H. R.
6970; submitted by Mr. McKenzie. July 11, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2498, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Star routes. Relating to star-route service and star-route contractors, report
to accompany H. R. 2000 [to provide for carrying of mail on star routes] ;
submitted by Mr. Lyle. July 12, 1946. 7 p. (H. rp. 2509, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

PRINTING COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Atomic power. Printing report on international control of atomic energy as House
document, report to accompany H. Res. 697 [authorizing printing, as House
document, report on international control of atomic energy, prepared by board
of consultants to Department of State] ; submitted by Mr. Jarman. July 12,
1946. Ip. (H.rp. 2503, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Communist Party of America. Un-American propaganda activities in Communist
party, report to accompany H. Res. 698 [authorizing Committee on Un-American
Activities to have printed for its use additional copies of hearings held before
said committee relative to investigation of un-American propaganda activities
in Communist party] ; submitted by Mr. Jarman. July 12, 1946. 1 p. (H.rp.
2502, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Poland. Authorizing printing as House document of proceedings of 155th anni-
versiarv of independence of Poland, i-eport to accompany H. Res. 700; sub-
mitted by Mr. Jarman. July 12, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2504, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Becker, Gustav. Authorizing erection on public grounds in Springerville, Ariz.,
of memorial to Gustav Becker, report to accompany S. J. Res. 4; submitted
by Mr. Lanham. July 17, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2543, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Capitol. Defining area of Capitol grounds and regulating use thereof, report to
accompany H. R. 6968; submitted by Mr. Lanham. July 18, 1946. 11 p.
(H. rp. 2550, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Housing. Amending act to expedite provisions of housing in connection with
national defense [relative to reimbursement of expenses incurred in relocation
of demountable houses], report to accompany H. R. 6810; submitted by Mr.
Lanham. June 28, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2431, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Puhlic luildings. Providing for site acquisition and design of Federal buildings,
report to accompany H. R. 6917 ; submitted by Mr. Lanham. July 8, 1948.
9 p. (H. rp. 2460, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

PUBLIC L.VNDS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Glacier National Park. Providing for acquisition by exchange of non-Federal
property within Glacier Natioiuil Park, report to accompany H. R. 7020;
submitted by Mr. Peterson of Florida. July 15, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2523, 79lh
Cong. 2d sess.) f

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Gonzales, Jesus. Authorizing Secretary of Interior to quitclaim to heirs of Jesus
Gonzales all right, title, and interest of United States in certain described
tract of land within Carson National Forest, N. Mex., report to accompany
S. 19S8; submitted by Mr. Fernandez. June 25, 1946. 2 p. (11. rp. 2335, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Miasissippi River Parkivay. Authorizing survey of proposed Mississippi River
Parkway, report to accompany H. II. (5009; submitted by Mr. Peterson of
Florida. June 27, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2360, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

National Elk Refuge. Amending act of Mar. 22, 1946, for purpose of correcting
description of small parcel of land [now included within boundaries of National
Elk Refuge, Wyo.] authorized to be conveyed to Wyoming by such act, report
to accompany S. J. Res. 160 ; submitted by Mr. Barrett of Wyoming. June 25,
1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2343, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

National Park Service. Providing basic authority for performance of certain
functions and activities of National Park Service, report to accompany H. R.
6629; submitted by Mr. Peterson of Florida. July 8, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2459,
7yth Cong. 2d sess.) t

Okhihoma. Relating to disposition of public lands of United States situated in
Oklahoma between Cimarron base line and north boundary of Texas, report
to accompany H. R. 3593 ; submitted by Mr. Peterson of Florida. June 27, 1946.
4 p. (H. rp. 2359, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Petroleum. Amending mineral leasing act of Feb. 25, 1020, as amended [in
order to promote development of oil and gas on public domain], report to
accompany S. 1236 ; submitted by Mr. Fernandez. July 1, 1946. 16 p. (H. rp.
2446, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Petroleum refineries. Encouraging and protecting oil refineries not having their
own source of supply for crude oil by extending preference to such refineries
in disposing of royalty oil under mineral lands leasing act. report to accompany
S. 680; submitted by Mr. AVhite. Jan. 25, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2340, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Public lands. Providing for sale of public lands in States for use and benefit of
State piiblic educational institutions, report to accompany H. R. 7038; sub-
mitted by Mr. Barrett of Wyoming. July 19, 1946. op. (H. rp. 2580, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

San Bernardino County, Calif. Authorizing Secretary of Interior to grant to
California, for State highway purposes, tract of land situated in San Bernar-
dino County, Calif., report to accompany H. R. 6816; submitted by Mr. Engle
of California. June 25, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2342, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Torrent, John. Authorizing Secretary of Interior to issue duplicate of Porter-
field scrip certificate no. 53 to Muskegon Trust Co., Muskegon, Mich., as trustee
of John Torrent trust, report to accompany H. R. 1860; submitted by Mr.
Peterson of Florida. June 25, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2336, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Wadsworth, Nev. Eliminating restriction on number of lots which may be ac-
quired by settlers in town site of Wadsworth, Nov., report to accompany
S. 1979; submitted by Mr. Bunker. June 25, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2341, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Wind Cave National Park. Revising boundaries of Wind Cave National Park In
South Dakota, report to accompany H. R. 7004 ; submitted by Mr. Peterson
of Florida. July 15, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2522, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

RECONSTRtrCTlOX OF HOUSE BOOFS AND SKYLIGHTS, SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON, HOUSE

House Chamber. Reconstruction of roofs and skylights over House and Senate
wings of Capitol and remodeling of House and Senate chambers, report pursuant
to Public law 155, 79th Cong. ; submitted by Mr. Lanham. June 24, 1946. 5
p. (H. rp. 2321, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Relates to plan approved by the com-
mittee for remodeling House Chamber.] f

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KIVEKS AND HARBORS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Bonneville project. Amending Bonneville project act [by giving Attorney General
supervision in litigation arising out of said act], i-eport to accompany S. 1516;
submitted by Mr. Rankin. July 10, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2477, 79th Cong. 2d
sess.) t

Rivers. Compilation of preliminary examination, survey, and review reports
of Corps of Engineers, report to accompany H. Res. 716 [directing that Board
of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors prepare revised edition of compilation of
all preliminary examination and survey and reviev? reports on river and harbor
navigation and flood-control projects transmitted to Congress prior to July 31,
1946] ; submitted by Mr. Manstield of Texas. July 20, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp.
2599, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

RULES COMMirrEB, HOUSE

Agricultural credit. Consideration of H. R. 6477, report to accompany H. Res.
675 [for consideration of H. R. 6477, to amend sec. 32 of emergency farm mort-
gage act of 1933, as amended, and sec. 3 of Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
act, as amended]. June 24, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2323, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

American republics. Consideration of H. R. 6326, report to accompany H. Res.
673 [for consideration of H. R. 6326, to contribute to effective maintenance of
international peace and security pursuant to objectives and principles of
United Nations, to provide for military cooperation of American states in light
of their international undertakings, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr.
Sabath. June 21, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2314, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Appropriations. Waiving points of order against H. R. 6885, report to accompany
H. Res. 680 [waiving points of order against H. R. 6885, making appropriations
to supply deficiencies in appropriations for fiscal year 1946 and prior fiscal years,
to provide supplemental appropriations for fiscal year 1946, to provide appropria-
tions for fiscal year 1947, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Sabath.
June 26, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2355, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Atotiiic power. Consideration of S. 1717, report to accompany H. Res. 708 [for
consideration of S. 1717, for development and control of atomic energy] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Sabath. July 13, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2518, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)
[S. 1717. as referred to the committee, establishes an Atomic Energy Commis-
sion and a Joint Committee on Atomic Energy.] t

Bankruptcy. Consideration of H. R. 5924. report to accompany H. Res. 687 [for
consideration of H. R. 5924, to enable debtor railroad corporations, whose
properties during a period of 7 years have provided sufficient earnings to
pay fixed charges, to effect readjustment of their financial structure without
further proceedings under pec. 77 of bankruptcy act, as amended] ; submitted
by Mr. Sabath. June 28, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2405, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Civil service pensions. Consideration of H. R. 4718, report to accompany H. Res.
709 [for consideration of H. R. 4718, to provide optional retirement for Govern-
ment officers and employees who have rendered at least 25 years of service] ;
submitted by Mr. John J. Delaney. July 15, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2520, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) f

Commerce Department. Consideration of S. 1367, report to accompany H. Res.
701 [for consideration of S. 1867, to provide for appointment of 3 additional
Assistant Seci'etaries of Commerce, and for other purposes] ; submitted by
Mr. Sabath. July 10, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 24V5, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [S. 1367
also provides that the functions of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Com-
merce may be reassigned by the Secretary to the new Assistant Secretaries
or other officers of Commerce Department.] t

Congress. Consideration of S. 2177. report to accompany H. Res. 717 [for con-
sideration of S. 2177, to provide for increased efficiency in legislative branch
of the Government] ; submitted bv Mr. Smith of Virginia. July 20, 1946. 1 p.
(H. rp. 2614, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Enemy property. Consideration of H. R. 6890, report to accompany H. Res. 705
[for consideration of H. K. 0890, to amend 1st war powers act, 1941, relative
to iidministration of alien proi)erty] ; submitted by Mr. Sabath. July 13, 1946.
1 p. (H. rp. 2515, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Foreign service. Consideration of H. R. 6967, report to accompany H. Res. 715
[for consideration of H. R. 0967, to improve, strengthen, and expand foreign
service and to consolidate and revise laws relating to its administration] ;
submitted by Mr. Sabath. July 18, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2564, 79th Cong. 2d
sess.) t

Great Britain. Consideration of Senate joint resolution 138, report to accom-
pany H. Res. 685 [for consideration of S. J. Res. 138, to implement further
purposes of Bretton Woods agreements act by authorizing Secretary of Treas-
ury to carry out agreement with United Kingdom] ; submitted by Mr. Sabath.
June 28, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2399, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Half dollar. Consideration of H. R. 6528, report to accompany H. Res. 704 [for
consideration of H. R. 6528, to authorize coinage of 50-cent pieces to com-
memorate life and perpetuate ideals and teachings of Booker T. Washington] ;
submitted by Mr. Smith of Virginia. July 13, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2514, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Hawaii. Consideration of H. R. 6918, report to accompany H. Res. 706 [for
consideration of H. R. 6918, to provide emergency relief for victims of seismic
waves which struck Hawaii and aid toward repair of war and seismic wave
damage to roads in Hawaii] ; submitted by Mr. Sabath. July 13, 1946. 1 p.
(H. rp. 2516, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Hospitals. Consideration of S. 191, report to accompany H. Res. 718 [for con-
sideration of S. 191, to amend Public Health Service act to authorize grants
to States for surveying their hospitals and public health centers and for plan-
ning construction of additional facilities, and to authorize grants to assist
in such construction] ; submitted by Mr. Colmer. July 20, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp.
2615, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [S. 191, as referred to the committee, establishes
the Federal Hospital Council.] t

House of Representatives. Creating a special committee to investigate election
of Members of House of Representatives, report to accompany H. Res. 645 ;
submitted by Mr. Sabath. June 26, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2353, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

Naval education. Consideration of H. R. 5426, report to accompany H. Res. 638
[for consideration of H. R. 5426, to provide for training of officers for naval
service] ; submitted by Mr. John J. Delaney. June 20, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp.
2312, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Prices. Consideration of House joint resolution 371, report to accompany H. Res.
689 [for consideration of H. J. Res. 371, extending effective period of emer-
gency price control act of 1942, as amended, and stabilization act of 1942, as
amended] ; submitted by Mr. Sabath. June 29, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2444, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

— — Consideration of House joint resolution 371, report to accompany H. Res.
707 [for consideration of H. J. Res. 371, extending effective period of emer-
gency price control act of 1942, as amended, and stabilization act of 1942, as
amended] ; submitted by Mr. Sabath. July 13, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2517, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Prostitutio7i. Consideration of H. R. 5234, report to accompany H. Res. 686 [for
consideration of H. R. 5234, to authorize Federal security administrator to
assist States in matters relating to social protection] ; submitted by Mr. Sabath.
June 28, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2400, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Puhlic buildings. Consideration of H. R. 6917. report to accompany H. Res. 714
[for considei-ation of H. R. 6917, to provide for site acquisition and design
of Federal buildings] ; submitted by Mr. Snbath. July 18, 1940. 1 p. (H. rp.
2563, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Railroad employees. Consideration of H. R. 3420, report to accompany H. Res.
677 [for consideration of H. R. 3420, to provide for refunds to railroad em-
ployees in certain cases, so as to place various States on equal basis, under
railroad unemployment insurance act, with respect to contributions of em-
ployees] ; submitted by Mr. Bates of Kentucky. June 25, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp.
2338, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Real estate. Consideration of H. R. 6702, report to accompany H. Res. 679 [for
consideration of H. R. 6702, to clarify rights of former owners of real
property to reacquire such property under surplus property act of 1944] ;
submitted by Mr. Smith of Virginia. June 26, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2349, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) [H. R. 6702 provides also for reinstatement of leasehold
covering Chamberlin Hotel, Fort Monroe, Old Point Comfort, Va.] t

Social and economic security. Consideration of H. R. 7037, report to accompany
H. Res. 710 [for consideration of H. R. 7037, to amend social security act and
Internal revenue code] ; submitted by Mr. Clark. July 17, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp.
2530, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

TE3!KIT0ErES COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Hawaii. Amending par. (1) of sec. 73 of Hawaiian organic act, as amended [rela-
tive to fulfillment of conditions of purchase of land], report to accompany H. R.
3361 ; submitted by Mr. Larcade. July 8, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2462, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Providing emergency relief for victims of seismic waves which struck

Hawaii [and aid toward repair of war and seismic wave damage to roads in
Hawaii], report to accompany H. R. 6918; submitted by Mr. Larcade. July 8,
1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2464, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Eilo, Hawaii. Waiving certain restrictions of Hawaiian organic act [relating
to land exchanges, for acquisition of lands at Hllo, Hawaii], report to accom-
pany H. R. 6610 ; submitted by Mr. Larcade. July 8, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2463,
79l;h Cong. 2d sess.) t

UN-AMEKIOAN ACTmTIES COMMITTEE, HOTTSE

Lamont, Corliss O. Proceeding against Corliss G. Lamont [chairman of National
Council of American-Soviet Friendship,. Inc.], report pursuant to H. Res. 5;
submitted by Mr. Wood. June 26, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2354, 79th Cong. 2d
sess.) t

WAR CLAIMS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Croshy, Raymond. Raymond Crosby, report to accompany H. R. 1633 [for relief
of Raymond Crosby] ; submitted by Mr. Daughton of Virginia. July 19, 1946.
2 p. (H. rp. 2586, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Lott, Jesse A. Jesse A. Lott, report to accompany H. R. 1144 [for relief of
Jesse A. Lott] ; submitted by Mr, Bonner. July 19, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2585,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

WATS AND MEANS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Calendars. Calendar of bills and resolutions referred to Committee on Ways and
Means, 79th Congress, 2d session. June 15, 1946 ; no. 9. 1946. 103 p. 4° X

Y 4.W 36 : 79/9

Income tax. Indebtedness and war losses, report to accompany H. R. 7052 [to
amend Internal revenue code, relative to exclusion of income from discharge
of indebtedness and to time limitation for claiming credit or refund with re-
si)ect to war losses] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of New York. July 17, 1946. 3 p.
(H. rp. 2544, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Social and economic security. Amendments to social security act, hearings, 79th
Congress, 2d session, on social security legislation. May 6 [-24], 1946. 1946
pts. 8 and 9, [iv] +923-1251 p. il. * Paper, pt. 8, 35c. ; pt. 9, 15c. • Item 378
L. C. card 46-25952 Y 4.W 36 : So l/5/pt.8,9

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Social and economic security — Continued

Social security act amendments of 1946, report [and supplemental views]

to accompany II. R. 7037 [to amend social security act and Internal revenue
codel. [2 pts.] ( H. rp. 2526, 2 pts., 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

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[pt. 1.] Report : submitted by Mr. Douphton of North Carolina. July 15, 1946. 42 p. t
pt. 2. Supplemental views; submitted by Mr. Eberharter. July 19, 1946. 4 p. f

Social security act amendments of 1946, report to accompany H. R. 6011 [to

amend social security act and Internal rev>'nue cnde] ; submitted by Mr.
Doughton of North Carolina. July 1, 1946. 57 p. (H. rp. 2447, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) [Includes supplemental miaority views.] t

WORI.D WAR \T7rEE.\NS' LEOIST>ATION COMMITTEE:, HOUSE

Pensions. Providing for payment of pension or other benefits withheld from
persons for period they were residing in countries occupied by enemy forces
during World War II, report to accompany H. R. 5148; submitted by Mr.
Rankin. June 28, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2428, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Relating to clarification of terms "compensation" and "pension" under

laws administered by Veterans' Administration, report to accompany S. 1578 ;
submitted by Mr. Rankin. June 28, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2425, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Veterans. Authorizing administrator of veterans' affairs to furnish on reim-
bursement basis certain benefits, services, and supplies to discharged members
of military or naval forces of any nation allied or associated with United
States in World War II [in consideration of reciprocal services extended to
United States], report to accompany S. 294; submitted by Mr. Rankin. June 28,
1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2423, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Veterayis Administration. Authorizing administrator of veterans' affairs to
accept gifts, devises, and bequests in behalf of general post fund for use of
veterans, and for sale and conveyance of any such property under certain
circumstances and coverins; of proceeds thereof into post fund, report to accom-
pany S. 2099; submitted by Mr. Rankin. June 28, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2426,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Veterans' canteen service. Establishing and providing for maintenance of vet-
erans' canteen service in Veterans' Administration, report to accompany H. R.
6836; submitted by Mr. Rankin. June 28, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2432, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

SENATE

Appropriations. Supplemental estimate, legislative branch, Senate, fiscal year
1946 [for contingent expenses]. June 28, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p.
( S. doc. 215, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Council of Foreign Ministers at Paris, remarks of Arthur H. Vandenberg, Senator
from Michigan, in Senate of United States. July 16. 1946. relative to peace
treaties which will finally terminate World War II. 1946. ii+16 p. (S. doc.
240. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26593

Equal rigjits amendment, questions and answers on equal rights amendment, pre-
pared by research department of National woman's party; presented by Mr.
Austin. 1946. [l]+20p. (S. doc. 209, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 46-26584

Ministers of the gospel. To preachers on being "allowed .of God to be put in

trust with the gospel'', by Frederick Brown Harris, message based on Yale

lectures on preaching, by Paul Sherer ; presented by Mr. Donnell. 1946.

[1 ] -f 17 p. ( S. doc. 202, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

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Nationality act of J9.',0 with amendments throtigli :Mar. 31. 1946; presented

by Mr. Russell. 1946. iv-|-114 p. (S. doc. 207, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) * Paper,

20c.

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AGKICXJLTUEE AND FOEESTBY COMMITTEE:, SENATE

Agricultural products. Providing for maximum and most effective utilization of
surplus agricultural commodities through increased industrial and other uses
and througla development of improved methods of storing and marketing such
commodities, report to accompany S. 1908 ; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Okla-
homa. June 24, legislative day Alar. 5, 1&4G. 4 p. (S. rp. 1583, 79th Cong.
I'd sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26534

Agriculture Department. Establishing 2 additional offices of Assistant Secretaries
of Agriculture, report to accompany S. 1923; submitted by Mr. Thomas of
Oklahoma. July 2, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1638, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Cotton. Relating to cotton-marketing quotas under agricultural adjustment act
of 1938, as amended, report to accompany H. J. Res. 336; submitted by Mr.
Thomas of Oklahoma. July 2, 1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1642, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Food. Investigating certain matters relating to food production, distribution,
and consumption, hearings before subcommittee, 79th Congress, I'd session, on
S. Res. 92, Apr. 1-May 16, 1946. 1946. iv+6<J8 p. il. * Paper, $1.00. • Item

Qgf)

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National forests. Protecting and facilitating use of national-forest lands in
township 2 north, range 18 west, Ohio River survey, township of Elizabeth,
county of Lawrence, Ohio [by exchange of other forest lands for reserved
mineral rights to lauds within said area draining into Lake Vesuvius], report
to accompany H. R. 6298 ; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Oklalioma. July 18,
legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1735, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Parker River National Wildlife Refuge. Abolishing Parker River National Wild-
life Refuge in Essex County, Mass., to authorize and direct restoration to
former owners of land comprising such refuge, report to accompany H. R.
4362 ; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. July IS, legislative day July
5,1946. lip. (S. rp. 1734, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Peanuts. Amending agricultural adjustment act of 193S, as amended [relative
to acreage allotment for peanuts], report to accompany H. R. 5958; submitted
by Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. July 2, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1640, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Relating to peanut marketing quotas under agricultural adjustment act of

1938, as amended, report to accompany H. J. Res. 359 ; submitted by Mr. Thomas
of Oklahoma. July 2, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1643, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Rural Electrification Administration. Amending sec. 502 (a) of Department of
Agriculture organic act of 1944 [so as to authorize Rural Electrification Ad-
ministration to extend credit to municipalities for pui-pose of refinancing
their outstanding indebtedness to Tennessee Valley Authority], report to ac-
company S. 2404; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. July 19, legislative
day July 5, 1946. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1747, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Soil conservation. Extending period within which Secretary of Agriculture may
carry out purpose of soil conservation and domestic allotment act by making
payments to agricultural producers, report to accompany H. R. 6459 ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. July 2, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1641, TOtli
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Swan Island. Providing for establishment of international animal quarantine,
station on Swan Island, and to permit entry therein of animals from any country
and subsequent importation of such animals into other parts of United States,
report to accompanv H. J. Res. 364 ; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma.
July 2, 1916. 2 p. (S. rp. 1644, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Wheat. Providing for payment of bonus of 30 cents per bushel on wheat pro-
duced and sold between Jan. 1, 1945, and Apr. 18, 1946, report to accompany
S. 2118 ; submitted bv Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. July 13, legislative day July
5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1713, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Wildlife. Amending act of Mar. 10, 1934, to promote conservation of wildlife,
fish, and game [so as to coordinate activities], report to accompany H. R.
Godl ; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. July 19, legislative day July 5,
1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1748, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Amending sec. 4 and 8 of act of Sept. 2, 1937, as amended {relating to

wildlife restoration], report to accompany H. It. 3S21 ; submitted by Mr.
Thomas of Oklahoma. July 2, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1639, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

To amend act of Mar. 10, 1934, to promote conservation of wildlife, fish, and

game [so as to coordinate activities], report to accompany H. li. 6097; sub-
mitted by Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. July 10, legislative day July 5, 1946.
4 p. ( S. rp. 1698, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Wool. Providing support for wool, to amend agcicultural marketing agreement
act of 1937 by including wool as commodity to which orders under such act are
applicable, to authorize Secretary of Agriculture to fix wool standards, report
to accompany S. 2033 ; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. July 16, legis-
lative day July 5, 1940. 4 p. (S. rp. 1716, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

AMERICAN SMALL BUSINESS, SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO STUDY PB0BLEM8 OF, SENATE

Business. Problems of American small business, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d
session, pursuant to S. Res. 28 (extending S. Res. 298, 76th Congress). 1^46.
pts. 88-91. •

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pt. 88. Nylon and rayon hosiery production and distribution problems, Apr. 10 and 11,

1946. iii+ 10117-175 p. • Paper, 15c.
pt. 89. Food shortages and world relief as related to small business, Apr. 15, 1946.

iv+ 10177-267 p. • Paper, 15c.
pt. 90. OPA shortening and vegetable oil price policy, Apr. 25, 1946. iii + 10269-321 p.

3 pi. • Paper, 15c.
pt. 91. Nylon hosiery wholesale-retail distribution problem. May 24, 1946. iv + 10323-

366 p. * Paper, 10c.

Housing. Standards for measuring housing needs, report [prepared by Samuel
J. Dennis], pursuant to S. Res. 28 (extending S. Res. 298, 76th Congress),
June 4, 1946. 1946. v+16 p. (Senate committee print no. 8, 79th Congress,
2d session.) [Includes bibliographies.] t
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Manufacturers. Economic concentration and World War II, report of Smaller
War Plants Corporation to Special Committee to Study Problems of American
Small Business, Senate; [prepared by John M. Blair, Harrison F. Houghton,
and Matthew Rose, with assistance of Betti Goldwasser, William S. Johnson,
and Melville J. Ulmer] ; presented by Mr. Murray. 1946. xv+359 p. il. (S.
doc. 206, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Also issued as Senate committee print no. 6,
79th Congress, 2d session.] * Pai)er, 50c.
L. C. card 46-26683

Packing industry. Barkley-Bates amendment and other factors affecting opera-
tion of meat-packing industry, supplemental report of complaints subcommittee,
pursuant to S. Res. 28 (extending S. Res. 298, 76th Congress), Apr. 24, 1946.
1946. v+25 p. ( Senate subcommittee print no. 6, 79th Congress, 2d session.) t
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APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE, SE^NATE

Appropriations. Legislative branch appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947, hearings
before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 6429. 1946. ii-f 58 p.
* Paper, 15c. • Item 383
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Third deficiency appropriation bill. 1946, report to accompany H. R. 6885

[making appropriations to supply deficiencies in appropriations for fiscal year
1946 and prior fiscal years, to provide supplemental appropriations for fiscal
year 1946. to provide appropriations for fiscal year 1947, and for other pur-
poses] ; submitted by Mr. McKellar. July 12, legislative day July 5, 1946. 20
p. (S. rp. 1708, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Appropriations — Continued

— — Third urgent deficiency appropriation bill, 1046, hearings before subcom-
mittee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 6601, making appropriations to supply-
deficiencies in appropriations for fiscal year 1946 and prior fiscal years, to
provide supplemental appropriations for fiscal year 1946, and for other pur-
poses. 1946. ii+26 p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 383
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Coast Guard. United States Coast Guard appropriation bill, fiscal year 1947,
report to accompany H. R. 6428 ; submitted by Mr. McKellar. June 27, legisla-
tive day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1616, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

District of Columbia appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947, hearings before sub-
committee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 5990. 1946. ii-(-526 p. * Paper,
$1.00. • Item 383
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Government corporations. Making appropriations for Govei'nment corporations
and independent executive agencies, fiscal year 1947, report to accompany H. R.
6777 ; submitted by Mr. McKellar. June 27, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 7 p.
(S. rp. 1617, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

lyxterior Department appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1946, hearings before subcom-
mittee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 6335. 1946. ii+1359 p. il. map.

* Paper, $2.00. • Item 383

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Labor Department. Labor-Federal Security appropriation bill, 1947, report to
accompany H. R. 6739 [making appropriations for Department of Labor, Federal
Security Agency, and related independent agencies, fiscal year 1947] ; submitted
by Mr. McCarran. June 28, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 12 p. (S. rp. 1619,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Navy Department appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947, hearings before subcom-
mittee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 6496. 1946. ii+292 p. * Paper,
40c. • Item 383
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State Department. Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and the judiciary
appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947, hearings before subcommittee, 79th
Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 6056. 1946. 2 pts., ii -1-1055 p. and ii4-23 p.

* Paper, pt. 1, $1.75 ; pt. 2, lOc • Item 383

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Treasury Department. Treasury and Post OflSce Departments appropriation bill,
[fiscal year] 1947, hearings before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on
H. R. 5452. 1946. ii-|-401 p. * Paper, 55c. • Item 383
L. C. card 46-26443 Y 4.Ap 6/2 : T 71/947

War Department. Militar.v establishment appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947,
report to accompany H. R. 6837; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. June
27, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 8 p. (S. rp. 1590, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t .
L. C. card 46-26538

BANKING AND CURREXCY COMMITTEE, SENATE

Agricultural credit. Extending land bank commissioner loans, report to accom-
pany H. R. 6477 [to amend sec. 32 of emergency farm mortgage act of 1933,
as amended, and sec. 3 of Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation act, as amended,
and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Murdock. June 29, legislative day
Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1634, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Federal credit union act amendments, report to accompany H. R. 6372 ; submitted
by Mr. Murdock. July 3, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1647, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Cor-
rected print.] t

Philippine Islands. Restoration of certain currency destroyed in Philippine
Islands, report to accompany H. J. Res. 321 ; submitted by Mr. Wagner. July 2,
1946. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1646, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

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Prices. 1946 extension of emergency price control and stabilization acts of 1942,
as amended, hearings, 79tli Congress, 2d session, on S. 2028, to amend emergency
price control act of 1942, as amended, and stabilization act of 1942, as amended,
iMay 2-10, 1946. 1M6. v. 2, vii+1157-2212 p. il. 1 pi. [Includes Appendix I
and II. S. 2028 contains provisions relating to subsidies.] * Paper, $1.75.
• Item 384
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CIVIL SHaiVICE COMMITTEE, SENATE

Civil service pensions. Amending further civil service retirement act [relative to
withholding of retirement funds from certain former fiscal officers], report to
accompany H. K. 3492; submitted by Mr. Downey. June 21, legislative day
Mar. 5, 1940. 3 p. (S. rp. 1567, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Amending sec. 6 of civil sen-ice retirement act of May 29, 1930, as amended

[so as to continue annuity rights of per.sons retired on disability who recover
but cannot secure reemployment], report to accompany H. R. 4651; subniitte<I
by Mr. Downey. June 21, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1568,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Amending sec. 6 of civil service retirement act of May 29, 1930 as amended,

[so as to permit annuitant thereunder to receive also payment under employees
compensation act for death of another person], report to accompany H. R.
6073; submitted by Mr. Downey. July 10, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p.
(S. rp. 1680, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Inclusion of heads of executive departments and independent agencies

within purview of civil service retirement act of May 29, 1930, report to accom-
pany II. R. 5831 ; submitted by Mr. Downey. July 10, legislative day July 5,
1946. Ip. (S. rp. 1679, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

■ Retirement of certain officers and employees after 25 years of service,

report to accompany S. 2366 [to amend civil service retirement act of May 29,
1930, as amended, so as to provide annuities for employees with 25 years of
service who are involuntarily separated from service between July 1. 1945,
and June 30, 1947] ; submitted by Mr. Downey. July 10, legislative day July 5,
1946. 3 p. ( S. rp. 1678, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Government officials and employees. Amending act of Dec. 7, 1944, relating to
certain overtime compensation of civilian employees of United States, report to
accompany H. R. 4720; submitted by Mr. Downey. July 19, legislative day
July 5, 1946. 5 p. ( S. rp. 1744, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Amendment of classification act of 1923, repoi't to accompany S. 2083 [to

amend sec. 6 of classification act of 1923, as amended, so as to fix initial com-
pensation of person in public or private oi'ganization which becomes part of
Federal Government] ; submitted by Mr. Downey. June 21, legislative day
Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1566, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Leaves of absence for Government employees for educational puri)oses,

report to accompany S. 2183 [to authorize heads of executive departments and
independent establishments of United States Government to grant employees
leaves of absence for research and study] ; submitted by Mr. Downey. July 10,
legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1676, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Providing benefits for certain employees of the Government who are

veterans of World War II [and lost opportunity for probatioual civil-service
appointments by reason of their service in armed forces of United States],
report to accompany H. R. 6903 ; submitted by Mr. Downey. July 10, legisla-
tive day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1681, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Uniform administration of efficiency ratings, report to accompany S. 1835 ;

submitted by Mr. Downey. July 10, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp.
1677, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Cr^IMS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Alcorti; Archibald J. Archibald J. Alcorn, rejwrt to accompany H. R. 4919 [for
relief of Archibald J. Alcorn] ; submitted by Mr. Wilson. June 20, legislative
day Mar. 5, 1946. 8 p. ( S. i-p- 1546, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Bagley, Daniel S., jr. Daniel S. Bagley, jr., and Daniel S. Bagley, sr., report
to accompany H. R. 2130 [for relief of Daniel S. Bagley, jr., and Daniel S.
Bagley, sr.] ; submitted by Mr. Elleiider. June 20, legislative day Mar. 5, 194G.

7 p. (S. rp. 1521, 70th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Baker, Wil)na E. Wilma E. Baker, report to accompany H. R. 3043 [for relief
of Wilma E. Baker] ; submitted by Mr. Wilson. July 10, legislative day July 5,
1946. 7 p. (S. rp. 1690, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Barnes, Walter J., Electric Co. Walter J. Barnes Electric Co. and Maritime
Electric Co., report to accompany S. 1775 [for relief of Walter J. Barnes Electric
Company and Maritime Electric Company, Incorporated] ; submitted by Mr.
Johnston of South Carolina. June 20, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 6 p. (S. rp.
1548, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Bennett, Michael J. Legal guardian of Michael Joseph Bennett, report to ac-
company S. 1674 [for relief of legal guardian of Michael Joseph Bennett] ;
submitted by Mr. Huffman. July 3, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1651, 79th Cong. 2d
sess.) t

Bond, Karl E. Karl E. Bond, report to accompany H. R. 783 [for relief of Karl
E. Bond] ; submitted by Mr. Kilgore. June 20, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946.

9 p. (S. rp. 1542, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Booker, Charles. Charles Booker, report to accompany H. R. 5351 [for relief
of Charles Booker] ; submitted by Mr. Huffman. June 20, legislative day Mar.
5, 1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1538, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Booth, Katherine D. Estates of Katherine Delores Booth and Agnes. Jane True,
report to accompany H. R. 4834 [fur relief of estates of Katherine Delores
Booth and Agues Jane True] ; submitted by Mr. Ellender. June 20, legislative
day Mar. 5, 1946. 11 p. (S. rp. 1523, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Brown, Williani S. Conferring jurisdiction upon Court of Claims to hear, deter-
mine, and render judgment upon claim of William S. Brown, report to accom-
pany S. 1277; submitted by Mr. Eastland. July 10, legislative day July 5,
1946. 9 p. ( S. rp. 1688, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Cannon, Charles L. Charles L. Cannon, report to accompany H. R. 5722 [for
relief of Charles L. Cannon] ; submitted by Mr. Johnston of South Cai'olina.
July 10, legislative day July 5, 1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1684, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Chang, Mrs. Lim Shee. Mrs. Lim Shee Chang, report to accompany H. R. 5030
[for relief of Mrs. Lim Shee Chang] ; submitted by Mr. Ellender. June 20,
legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 9 p. (S. rp. 1527, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Constant, Samuel V. Col. S. V. Constant, report to accompany S. 2369 [for relief
of S. V. Constant] ; submitted by Mr. Morse. July 3, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1661,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Cox Bros., report to accompany H. R. 1469 [for relief of Cox Brothers] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Wilson. July 3, 1946. lip. ( S. rp. 1659, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Crosby Yacht Building & Storage Co., Inc., report to accompany S. 1880 [for
relief of Crosby Yacht Building and Storage Company, Incorporated] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Morse. July 3, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1660, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Crouse, Claude S. Claude S. Crouse, report to accompany H. R. 3397 [for relief
of Claude S. Crouse] ; submitted by ilr. Wilson. June 20, legislative day Mar.
5,1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1545, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Cnmmings, Ruth L. Miss Ruth Lois Cummings, report to accompany H. R. 3480
[for relief of Ruth Lois Cuimnings] ; submitted by Mr. Morse. June 20, legis-
lative day Mar. 5, 1946. 7 p. (S. rp. 1535, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Davidson, Roy M. Roy M. Davidson, report to accompany S. 2260 [for relief of
Roy M. Davidson] ; submitted by Mr. Huffman. July 3, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp.
1652, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Decatur County, Ind., report to accompany H. R. 39S8 [for relief of Decatur
County, Ind.] ; submitted by Mr. Wherry. June 27, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946,

8 p. (S. rp. 1598, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Dessez, Lester A. Lester A. Dessez, report to accomptiny S. 1731 [for relief of
Lester A. Dessez] ; submitted by Mr. Wilson. July 10, legislative day July 5,
l!)4a 3 p. (S. rp. 1602, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Dhu, Gaylon. Gaylon Dhu, report to accompany H. R. 2489 [for relief of Gaylon
Dim] ; ijubmitted by Mr. Kilgore. June 20, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 6 p.
(S. rp. 1543, 79th Cong. 2d sess-.) f

Elmhorst, Mrs. Elsie M. Elsie Elmhorst, report to accompany H. R. 5878 [for
relief of Elsie Elmhorst] ; submitted by Mr. Morse. June 20, legislative day
Mar. 5, 1946. up. (S. rp. 1536, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Faulkner, Walter S. Walter S. Faulkner, report to accompany S. 162 [for relief
of Walter S. Faulkner] ; submitted by Mr. Morse. June 20, legislative day Mar.
5,1946. 7 p. (S. rp. 1533, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Fitzgerald, Mrs. Frances C. Frances Fitzgerald, report to accompany H. R. 5739
[for relief of Frances Fitzgerald] ; submitted by Mr. Ellender. June 20, legis-
lative day Mar. 5, 1046. 3 p. ( S. rp. 1529, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Forward Columbus Fund, Columbus, Nebr., report to accompany S. 357 [for relief
of Forward Columbus Fimd, Columbus, Nebr.] ; submitted by Mr, Wherry.
July 3, 1^6. 4 p. (S. rp. 1654, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Fox Co. Leonard J. Fox and Milford G. Fox, partnership, doing business as Fox
Co., report to accompany H. R. 3158 [for relief of Leonard J. Fox and Milford G.
Fox, partnership, doing business as Fox Company] ; submitted by Mr. Johnston
of South Carolina. July 10, legislative day July 5, 1946. 7 p. (S, rp. 1683,
79th Cong. 2d sess. ) f

Francoline, Mrs. Mary. Mrs. Mary Francoline and Mrs. Rose Wallace, report to
accompany H. R. 5324 [for relief of Mrs. Mary Francoline and Mrs. Rose
Wallace] ; submitted by Mr. Johnston of South Carolina. June 20, legislative
day Mar. 5, 1946. 10 p. ( S. rp. 1551, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Grant, Fred W. Fred W. Grant, report to accompany H. R. 3827 [for relief of
Fred W. Grant] ; submitted by Mr. Johnston of South Carolina. June 20,
legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 8 p. (S. rp. 1550, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Guarino, Arthur A. Arthur A. Guarino, report to accompany H. R. 2243 [for relief
of Arthur A. Guarino] ; submitted by Mr. Wiley. June 27, legislative day Mar.
5, 1946. 7 p. (S. rp. 1603, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Halvorsen, Andreiv M. Andrew M. Halvorsen, report to accompany H. R. 5539
[for relief of Andrew M. Halvorsen] ; submitted by Mr. Huffman. June 20,
legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1540, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Hatheicay Patterson Corp., report to accompany H. R. 1331 [for relief of Hathe-

way Patterson Corjwration] ; submitted by Mr. Morse. June 20, legislative day

Mar. 5, 1946. 9 p. (S. rp. 1534, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
Hayes. John P. John P. Hayes and estate of Edward P. McCormack, report to

accompany H. R. 844 [for relief of John P. Hayes and estate of Edward P.

McCormack] ; submitted by Mr. McMahon. July 2, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1637,

79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t
Hedin, Joan E. Legal guardian of Joan Esther Hedin. report to accompany H. R.

4906 [for relief of legal guardian of Joan Esther Hedin] ; submitted by Mr.

Ellender. June 20, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1525, 79th Cong.

2d SPSS.) t
llesselmeyer. Roy Roy Hesselmeyer, report to accompany H. R. 4090 [for relief

of Roy Hesselmeyer] ; submitted by Mr. Wiley. June 27, legislative day Mar.

5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1607, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f
Holmes, Mrs. Agnes. Mrs. W. H. (Agnes) Holmes, report to accompany H. R.

3360 [for relief of Mrs. W. H. (Agnes) Holmes] ; submitted by Mr. Wiley.

June 27, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1605, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Hopkins, Justin P. Justin P. Hopkins, report to accompany H. R. 2962 [for
relief of Justin P. Hopkins] : submitted by Mr. O'Daniel for Mr. Eastland.
June 27, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 8 p. (S. rp. 1615, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Ippolito, Joseph. Joseph Ippolito, report to accompany H. R. 5352 [for relief of
Joseph Ippolito] ; submitted by Mr. McMahon. June 27, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1598, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Johnson, Mrs. Mary D. Mrs. Mary D. Johnson, I'eport to accompany H. R. 4608
[for relief of Mrs. Mary D. Johnson] ; submitted by Mr. Jolmston of South
Carolina. July 18, legislative day July 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1736, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Jordan, Drury L. Estate of Drury Lee Jordan, report to accompany H. R. 5026
[for relief of estate of Drury Lee Jordan] ; submitted by Mr. EUender. June 20,
legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1526, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Joyce. Dolores E. Dolores Joyce, report to accompany H. R. 4577 [for relief of
Dolores Joyce] ; submitted by Mr, McMahon. June 27, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 5 p. (S.rp. 1596, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Keaton, Walter M. Mr. and IMrs. Walter Keatou, report to accompany H. R. 5872
[for relief of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keaton] ; submitted by Mr. EUender. June
20, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1531, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

King, George D. George D. King, report to accompany S. 1910 [for relief of
George D. King] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. June 27, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1610, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Krzys, Frances. Frances Krzys, report to accompany H. R. 5884 [for relief of
Frances Krzys] ; submitted by Mr. Wilson. June 20, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1547, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Lanser, Mrs. Georgia. Mrs. Georgia Lanser and Joseph Lauser, i-eport to accom-
paify H. R. 4660 [for relief of Mrs. Georgia Lanser and Joseph Lanser] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. McMahon. July 10, legislative day July 5, 194G. 8 p. (S. rp.
1G91, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Lassalle, Jesus. Jesus Lassalle and Mrs. America Bouet Medina, report to accom-
pany H. R. 4247 [for relief of Jesus Lassalle and Mrs. America Bonet Medina] ;
submitted by Mr. Capper, .lune 20, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp.
1553, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Leoffler, 8. G., Operating Co. S. G. Leoffler Operating Co., report to accompany
H. R. 1480 [for relief of S. G. Leoffler Operating Company, Washington, D. C] ;
submitted by Mr. McMahon. June 27, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 16 p.
( S. rp. 1595, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

LilUe, Francis T. Francis T. Lillie and Lois E. Lillie, report to accompany H. R.
4466 [for relief of Francis T. Lillie and Lois E. Lillie] ; submitted by Mr. Wilson.
June 27, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 7 p. ( S. rp. 1602, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Lisay, Stephen. Stephen Lisay, report to accompany H. R. 5228 [for relief of
Stephen Lisay] ; submitted by Mr. Hufi'man. June 20, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1537, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Lopez Ramos, Alberto. Estate of Alberto Lopez Ramos, report to accompany
H. R. 4357 [for relief of estate of Alberto Lopez Ramos] ; submitted by Mr.
Capper. June 20, legislative day INIar. 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1554, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Loiocry, Newton W. Newton William Lowery, report to accompany H. R. 5510
[for relief of Newton William Lowery] ; submitted by Mr. EUender. June 20,
legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 5 p. ( S. rp. 1528, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

McMeans, A. C. A. C. McMeans, report to accompany H. R. 3145 [for relief of
A. C. McMeans]; submitted by Mr. Johnston of South Carolina.' July 10,
legislative day July 5, 194(i. 8 p. ( S. rp. 1682, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Marine Engine Works d ShiphuiUIing Corporation, Tarpon Springs, Fla., report to
accompany H. R. 1322 [for relief of Marine Engine Works and Shipbuilding
Corporation, Tarpon Springs, Fla.] ; submitted by Mr. McMahon. June 27,
legislative day IVIar. 5, 104Q. 11 p. (S. rp. 1594, 79tli Cong. 2d ses.s.) t

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Maryland Sanitarj/ Manufacturing Corp., Baltimore, Md., report to accompany
H. R. 4616 [for relief of Maryland Sanitary Manufacturing Corporation, Bal-
timore. Md.] ; submitted by Mr. McMahon. July 10, legislative day July 5,
1946. 20 p. (S. rp. 1690, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Masters, Mrs. lioscUu J. llosella J. Masters, i-eport to accompany H. It. 4458
[lor relief of Rosella J. Masters] ; submitted by Mr. Johnston of South Caro-
lina. June 27, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1591, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

Matteson, David M. David M. Matteson, report to accompany H. R. 1345 [for
relief of David M. Matteson] ; submitted by Mr. Eastland. July 10, legislative
day July 5, 1946. 3 p. ( S. rp. 1689, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Mealer, Jasper A. .Estate of Jasper A. Mealer, report to accompany H. R. 5053
[for relief of Jasper A. Mealer] ; submitte<l by Mr. EUender. June 20, legis-
lative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1532, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Mitchell, James E. J. E. and Minerva Mitchell, and Rosie Monroe, report to ac-
company H. R. 3341 [for relief of J. E. and Minerva Mitchell, and Rosie
Monroe] ; submitted by Mr. Wiley. June 27, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946.
7 p. (S. rp. 1604, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Muzzall, James L. Legal guardian of .Tames Lemuel Muzzall, report to accom-
pany H. R. 1151 [for relief of legal guardian of James Lemuel Muzzall] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. ODauiel for Mr. Eastland. June 27, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 12 p. (S. rp. 1614, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Newcomb, Walter R., sr. Walter R. Nev^comb, sr., Corbin A. Newcomb, and
Walter R. Nevpcomb, jr., report to accompany H. R. 4862 [for relief of Walter
R. Newcomb. sr., Corbin A. Newcomb, and Walter R. Newcomb, jr.] ; subrftitted
by Mr. Ellender. June 20, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 11 p. (S. rp. 1524,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Ohio Valley General Hospital, Wheeling Clinic, Rosetta Snyder, Virginia Barron,
Paul H. Cope, and J. E. Ricketts, report to accompany H. R. 1957 [for relief
of Oliio Valley General Hospital, Wheeling Clinic, Rosetta Snyder, Virginia
Barron, Paul H. Cope, and J. E. Riclietts] ; submitted by Mr. Wilson. July 10,
legislative day July 5, 1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1693, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

O'Malley, Jane. Jane O'Malley, report to accompany H. R. 4215 [for relief of
Jane O'Malley] ; submitted by Mr. Ellender. June 20, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 8 p. (S. rp. 1522, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Parker, Wayne. Wayne Parker, report to accompany S. 1751 [for relief of
Wayne Parker] ; submitted by Mr. Wilson. July 3, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1658,
79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Parrish, Edwin D. Edwin Doyle Parrish, report to accompany H. R. 1754 [for
relief of Edwin Doyle Parrish] : submitted by Mr. Huffman. June 27, legis-
lative day Mar. 5, 1946. 8 p. (S.rp. 1592, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Patterson, Mrs. Elizabeth J. Mrs. Elizabeth J. Patterson, Joy Patterson, and
Roberta Patterson, report to accompany H. R. 6442 [for relief of Mrs. Eliza-
beth J. Patterson, Joy Patterson, and Roberta Patterson] ; submitted by Mr.
Morse. June 27, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 14 p. (S. rp. 1600, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Peterson, John E. John E. Peterson, James M. Hiler, Vivian Langemo, Floy
Sibrie, and Ross Lee Brown, report to accompany S. 2224 [for relief of John
E. Peterson, James M. Hiler, Vivian Langemo, Floy Sibrie, and Ross Lee
Brown] ; submitted by Mr. Johnston of South Carolina. June 20, legislative
day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1549, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Pixley, Williarn A. William A. Pixley, report to accompany H. R. 3623 [for re-
lief of William A. Pixley] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. June 20, legislative day
Mar. 5, 1940. 3 p. ( S. rp. 1552, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Pollock, Johnnie W. Legal guardian of Johnnie Pollock, report to accompany
H. R. 3848 [for relief of legal guardian of Johnnie Pollock] ; submitted by Mr.
Wherry. July 3, 1946. 8 p. (S. rp. 1657, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Postmasters. Relief of certain postmasters, report to accompany H. R. 5792;
submitted by Mr. Ellender. June 20, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. ( S. rp.
1530, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Poultry Producers of Central California, report to accompany H. II. 3484 [for
relief of Poultry Producere of Central California] ; submitted by Mr. Wilson.
June 27, legislative day Mar. 5, 1046. 9 p. (S. rp. 1601, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Riley, Mrs. Opal. Mrs. Opal Riley and Robert R. Riley, report to accompany
H. R. 5025 [for relief of Mrs. Opal Riley and Robert R. Riley] ; submitted
by Mr. Johnston of South Carolina. July 10, legislative day July 5, 1946.
lip. (S. rp, 1685, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Rogers, Herbert W. Herbert W. Rogers, report to accompany H. R. 8400 [for
relief of Herbert W. Rogers] ; submitted by Mr. Wiley. June 27, legislative
day Mar. 5, 1946. 8 p. ( S. rp. 1606, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Saldana Agosto, Aroadio. Arcadio Saldana Agosto, report to accompany H. R.
1797 [for relief of Arcadio Saldaiia Agosto] ; submitted by Mr. Wherry. July
3, 1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1655, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

SchumacJier, William A. Dr. William A. Schumacher and Magdalen M. Schu-
macher, report to accompany H. R. 2269 [for relief of William A. Schumacher
and Magdalen M. Schumacher],; submitted by Mr. Wherry. July 3, 1946. 6 p.
(S. rp. 1656, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

SJiropshire, Jim B. J. B. Shropshire, report to accompany H. R. 2319 [for relief
of J. B. Shropshire] ; submitted by Mr. Huifman. July 10, legislative day
July 5, 1946. 10 p. (S. rp. 1687, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

SmiUi, Charles M. Charles Marvin Smith, report to accompany H. R. 4492 [for
relief of Charles Marvin Smith] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 10, legisla-
tive day July 5, 1948. 4 p. (S. rp. 1686, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Standard Dredging Corp., report to accompany H. R. 3065 [for relief of Standard
Dredging Corporation] ; submitted by Mr. McMahon. July 3, 1946. 13 p.
(S. rp. 1663, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Stone, Mrs. Mae M. Mae Maxine Stone, report to accompany H. R. 5538 [for
relief of Mae Maxine Stone] ; submitted by Mr. Huffman. June 20, legislative
day Mar. 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1539, 79th Cong. 2d sess.). t

Superior Coach Carp., report to accompany H. R. 1673 [for relief of Superior
Coach Corporation] ; submitted by Mr. Ellender. June 20, legislative day Mar.
5,1946. 10 p. (S. rp. 1520, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Sweat, F. B. F. B. SNveat, report to accompany H. R. 5541 [for relief of F. B.
Sweat] ; submitted by Mr. Huffman. July 3, 1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1653, 79tii
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Thompson, Duane N. Legal guardian of Duane N. Thompson, report to accom-
pany S. 1549 [for relief of legal guardian of Duane N. Thompson] ; submitted by
Mr. O'Daniel. June 27, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 5 p. ( S. rp. 1608, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) f

Thompson, Warren H. Warren H. Thompson and Madeline Parent, report to ac-
company H. R. 3857 [for relief of Warren H. Thompson and Madeline Parent] ;
submitted by Mr. Wilson, July 10, legislative day July 5, 1946. 7 p. (S. rp.
1694, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Towers, Chatham M. Chatham M. Towers, report to accompany H. R. 3455 [for
relief of Chatham M. Towers] ; submitted by Mr. Kilgore. June 20, legislative
day Mar. 5, 1946. 7 p. (S. rp. 1544, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Utinsky, Mrs. Margaret M. Bvt. 1st Lt. Margaret Utinsky, report to accompany
H. R. 6213 [for relief of Margaret Utinsky] ; submitted bv Mr. Wilson. July
10, legislative day July 5, 1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1695, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Ward, Mrs. Minnie J. Mrs. Minnie Jenkins Ward, report to accompany H. R.
4673 [for relief of Mrs. Minnie Jenkins Ward] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel.
June 27, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1613, 79th Cong. 2(3 sess.) t

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Western Union 'Telegraph Co., report to accompany H. R. 4917 [for relief of

Western Union Telegraph Company] ; submitted by Mr. McMahon. June 27,

legislative day Mar. 5, 194G. lip. (S. rp. 1597, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Wilkinson, James H
relief of James H.
day Mar. 5, 1946

H. James H. Wilkinson, report to accompany S. 1573 [for
a. Wilkinson] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. June 27, legislative
i. 3 p. (S.rp. 1609, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Williams, E. D. E. D. Williams, report to accompany H. R. 247 [for relief of
E. D. Williams] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. June 27, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 7 p. (S. rp. 1611, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Wright, Desmark. For relief of Desmark Wright, estates of Alberto [Alberta]
Wright, Desmark Wright, jr., and Harold Evans, and legal guardians of Booby
Dennis Wright and Irvin Lee Wright, report to accompa6y S. 1733 ; submitted
by Mr. Johnston of South Carolina. July 3, 1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1662, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Yoakam, Etta. Etta Yoakam, report to accompany H. R. 5806 [for relief of Etta
Yoakam] ; submitted by Mr. Huffman. June 20, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946.
6 p. ( S. rp. 1541, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Zcrweck. Louise R. Louise Zerweck, report to accompany H. R. 1850 [for relief
of Louise Zerweck] ; submitted by Mr. Morse. June 27, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 10 p. (S. rp. 1599, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

COMMEBCE COMMITTEE, SENATE

Ahsecon Li{fht, N. J. Conveyance of lighthouse property [known as Absecon
Light] to Atlantic City, K J., report to accompany H. R. 6023; submitted
by Mr. Overton. July 19, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1755, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Aeronautics. Civil aviation agreements, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on
S. 1814, to amend civil aeronautics act of 1938, as amended, Feb. 15-Apr. 10,
1946. 1946. iii+341 p. * Paper, 45c. • Item 387
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Airports. Relating to operation of sec. 8 of Federal airport act with respect to
fiscal vear 1947, report to accompany H. R. 6741 ; submitted by Mr. McCarran.
June 20, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1556, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Calcasieu River. Extending times for commencing and completing construction
of free highway bridge across Calcasieu River at or near Lake Charles, La.
[by Louisiana], rejjort to accompany H. R. 6222; submitted by Mr. Overton.
June 28, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1623, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions, June 28,
1946 ; no. 13. 1946. 100 p. 4° $ Y 4.C 73/2 : 79/13

Castle Neck. Conveyance to Ipswich, Mass., of lighthouse property at Castle
Neck for public use, report to accompany H. R. 5932 ; submitted by Mr. Overton.
July 19, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1754, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Chester Range Front Light, Pa. Granting property [former site of Chester Range
Front Light] to Pennsylvania, report to accompany H. J. Res. 370; submitted
by Mr. Overton. July 19, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1759, 79th
Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Coast and Geodetic Survey. Increasing efficiency of Coast and Geodetic Survey,
i-eiwrt to accompany H. R. 6644 ; submitted by Mr. Radcliffe. July 19, legislative
day July 5, 1946. 7 p. (S. rp. 1751, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Coast Guard. Amending act of July 11, 1919 (41 Stat. 132), relating to inter-
change of property between Army and Navy, so as to include Coast Guard
within its provisions, report to accompany H. R. 6057; submitted by Mr.
McClellan. July 19, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1760, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

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Columbia River. Extending times for commencing and completing construction
of bridge across Columbia River [at Astoria] in Clatsop County, Oreg. [by
Oregon-Washington Bridge Board of Trustees], report to accompany S. 2358;
submitted by Mr. Cordon. July 19, legislative day July 5, 1^6. 2p. (S. rp.
1749, 79tb Cong. 2d sess.) t

Delaware River. Toll bridge across Delaware River at or near Wilmington, Del.,
report to accompany H. R. 6285 [authorizing Delaware, by and through its
State Highway Department to construct toll bridge across Delaware River near
Wilmington, Del.] ; submitted by Mr. Overton. June 24, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1582, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Des Moines River. Free highway bridge across Des Moines River at or near
Eddyville, Iowa, report to accompany H. R. 6081 [granting consent of Congress
to Iowa State Highway Commi.ssiou to construct free highway bridge across
Des Moines River at or near Eddyville, Iowa] ; submitted by Mr. Gossett.
June 20, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1558, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Fishing vessels. Affording preference for veterans in acquiring certain vessels,
report to accompany H. R. 4842 [to amend act of Apr. 29, 1943, so as to afford
preference for veterans in acquiring certain vessels suitable for use in fisheries
or industries related thereto] ; submitted by Mr. Radcliffe. July 19, legislative
day July 5, 1946. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1750, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) [H. R. 4842 includes
as veterans holders of certificates for substantially continuous service in
merchant marine.] f

Franklin Canal, St. Mary Parish, La., letter from Secretary of War transmitting
to chairman of Committee on Commerce, Senate, review [by chief of engineers.
Army] of report on Franklin Canal, St. Mary Parish, La. ; presented by Mr.
Overton. 1946. iv+9 p. map, (S. doc. 189, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Great Lakes. Exempting certain vessels [operating between American and
Canadian ports on Great Lakes] from filing passenger lists, report to accom-
pany H. R. 6148; submitted by Mr. Radcliffe. July 17, legislative day July
5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1726, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Lafourche, Bayou. Flood control and drainage on Bayou Lafourche, La., letter
from Secretary of War transmitting to chairman of Committee on Commerce,
Senate, review of report on Ouachita River and its tributaries with respect to
flood control and drainage on Bayou Lafourche, La. [made by Mississippi River
Commission at request of chief of engineers, Army] ; presented by Mr. Overton.
1946. iii+10 p. 2 maps. (S.doc. 191, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Lake Charles Deep Water Channel, Ship Channel, and Calcasieu River and Pass,
La., letter from Secretary of War transmitting to chairman of Committee on
Commerce, Senate, review [by chief of engineers. Army] of i-eports on Lake
Charles Deep Water Channel, Ship Channel, and Calcasieu River and Pass,
La. ; presented by Mr. Overton. 1946. iv+12p. map. (S. doc. 190, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Lampreys. Investigate and eradicate predatory" sea lampreys of Great Lakes, re-
port to accompany H. J. Res. 366 [authorizing and directing director of Fish and
Wildlife Service of Department of Interior to investigate and eradicate preda-
tory sea lampreys of Great Lakes] ; submitted by Mr. Overton. July 19, legis-
lative day July 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1758, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Merchant Marine Academy, Kings Point. Instruction of certain students at
Merchant Marine Academy from other American republics, report to accompany
H. R. 1751 [to authorize course of instruction at Merchant Marine Academy
to be given to not exceeding 12 persons at a time from American republics other
than United States] ; submitted by Mr. Radcliffe. July 17, legislative day July
5, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1724, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Providing for conferring of degree of bachelor of science upon graduates of

Merchant Marine Academy, report to accompany H. R. 5380; submitted by
Mr. Radcliffe. July 17, legislative day July 5, 1946. 17 p. (S. rp. 1725, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) f

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Merchant Marine Hotu)raile Service Button. Amending act to provide for issu-
ance of devices in recognition of services of merchant sailors [so as to make
improper dealings in respect to Merchant Marine Honorable Service Button
criminal offense], report to accompany H. R. 64SS; submitted by Mr. Rad-
cliffe. July 17, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1729, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Mississippi River. Authorizing toll bridge across Mississippi River ut or near
Cahokia, 111., report to accompany H. R. 6004 [to provide authorization for
Caliokia, 111., to construct toll bridge across Mississippi River at or near Cahokia,
111.] ; submitted by Mr. Brooks. June 20, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p.
(S. rp. 15G1, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Extending times for commencing and completing construction of bridge

across Mississippi River at or near Friar Point, Miss., and Helena, Ark. [by
Arkansas-Mississippi Bridge Commission], report to accompany S. 2310; sub-
mitted by Mr. McClellan. July 11, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp.
1702, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Mississippi River at Lansing, Iowa, letter from Secretary of War trans-
mitting to chairman of Committee on Commerce, Senate, review [by chief of
engineers. Army] of reports on Mississippi River between Missouri River and
Minneapolis, with view to improvement of harbor for small craft at Lansing,
Iowa; presented by Mr. Overton. 1946. iii-fll p. map. (S. doc. 192, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

L. C. card 46-26601

Missouri River. Amending act authorizing Nebraska-Iowa Bridge Corimration
to construct bridge across Missouri River between Washington County, Nebr.,
and Harrison County, Iowa, report to accompany S. 2225; submitted by Mr.
Gossett. June 20, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1557, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Ohio River. Bridge across Ohio River at or near Cannelton, Ind., report to ac-
company H. R. 6065 [authorizing Indiana State Toll Bridge Commission to con-
struct toll bridge or free bridge across Ohio River at or near Cannelton,
Ind.] ; submitted by Mr. Brooks. June 20, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p.
(S. rp. 1563, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Rio Orande. Free highway bridge across Rio Gtande at or near Del Rio, Tex.,
report to accompany H. R. 6406 [authorizing Texas, acting tlirough State High-
way Commission of Texas to construct free bridge across Rio Grande at or near
Del Rio, Tex.] ; submitted by Mr. Overton. July 19, legislative day July 5,
1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1757, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [H. R. 6406 also authorizes
Texas to acquire existing toll bridge across Rio Grande at or near Del Rio.] t

Free highway bridge across Rio Grande at or near Laredo, Tex., report

to accompany H. R. 1212 [authorizing Texas, acting through State Highway
Commission of Texas, to construct free bridge across Rio Grande at or near
Laredo, Tex.] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. June 20, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1559, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Toll bridge across Rio Grande at or near Rio Grande City, Tex., report to

accompany H. R. 6751 [authorizing Gus A. Guerra to construct toll bridge across
Rio Grande at or near Rio Grande City, Tex.] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel.
June 20, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1560, 79th Cong. 2d
sess.) t

Rivers. Authorizing construction of certain public works on rivers and harbors
for flood control, report to accompany H. R. 6597 ; submitted by Mr. Overton.
June 28, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 15 p. (S. rp. 1624, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

Safety in the air. Investigation of safety in air transportation, report to accom-
pany S. Res. 304 [to investigate present-day fire hazards of modern air-line
equipment and possible action to improve safety in air transportation] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. McCarran, July 17, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp.
1723, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Sailors. Including periods of education and training in Army Transportation
Corps civilian marine school as service in merchant marine, report to accom-
pany H. R. 6263 [to amend act of June 23, 1943, so as to authorize inclusion of
periods of education and training in Army Transportation Corps civilian marine
school as service in merchant marine in computing service for purposes of estab-
lishing reemployment rights] ; submitted by Mr. RadclifEe. .luly 17, legislative
day July 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1727, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

St. Johns River, Fla.. Jacksonville to the ocean, letter from Secretary of War
transmitting to chairman of Committee on Commerce, Senate, review [by chief
of engineers. Army] of report on St. Johns River, Fla., from Jacksonville to
the ocean; presented by Mr. Pepper. 1946. vii-|-33 p. 3 maps. (S. doc.
179, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

St. Louis River. Extending times for commencing and completing construction of
toll bridge across St. Louis River between Minnesota and Wisconsin [from point
in St. Louis County, Minn., to point in Douglas County, Wis., by Duluth,
Minn.], report to accompany S. 2383 ; submitted by Mr. Overton. July 12, legis-
lative day July 5, 1946. Ip. (S. rp. 1706, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Sakonnet River. Free highway bridge across Sakonnet River between Tiverton
and Portsmouth in Newport County, R. I., report to accompany S. 2036 [granting
consent of Congress to Rhode Island to construct free highway bridge across
Sakonnet River between Tiverton and Portsmouth in Newport County, R. I.] ;
submitted by Mr. Overton. June 28, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp.
1622, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Sheppard Floodicaij. Naming flood-control project on Lytle and Cajon Creeks
near San Bernardino, Calif., Sheppard Floodway, report to accompany S. 1372 ;
submitted by Mr. Overton. June 28, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 1 p. (S.
rp. 1621, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Shore protection. Beach erosion, report to accompany H. R. 2033 [authorizing
Federal participation in cost of protecting shores of publicly owned property] ;
submitted by Mr. Overton. July 19, legislative day July 5, 1946. 3 p. ( S. rp.
1752, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Surplus property. Authorizing War Shipping Administration and Maritime Com-
mission to make available certain surplus property to maritime academies,
report to accompany H. R. 6408 ; submitted by Mr. Radcliffe. July 17, legislative
day July 5, 1946. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1728, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Susquehanna River. Free highway bridge across Susquehanna River at point
in Plymouth Township and point in Hanover Township, county of Luzerne,
Pa., report to accompany H. R. 5537 [granting consent of Congress to Penn-
sylvania to construct free highway bridge across Susquehanna River at point
between borough of Plymouth, in Plymouth Township, and Hanover Township,
in county of Luzerne, Pa.] ; submitted by Mr. Overton. July 19, legislative day
July 5, 1940. 2 p. (S. rp. 1753, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Tug Fork. Free highway bridge across Tug Fork of Big Sandy River at or
near Williamson, W. Va., report to accompany H. R. 6223 [to authorize high-
way departments of Kentucky and West Virginia to construct free highway
bridge across Tug Fork of Big Sandy River at or near Williamson, W. Va.] ;
submitted by Mr. Overton. July 19, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp.
1756, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Wabash Rivei\ Free highway bridge across Wabash River near Montezuma,
Ind., report to accompany H. R. 0041 [authorizing Indiana to construct free
highway bridge across Wabash River at or near Montezuma, Ind.] ; submitted
by Mr. Brooks. June 20, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1502, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Whiteside Bam. Naming dam on Little Missouri River in Pike County, Ark.
[Whiteside Dam], and reservoir created by same [Greeson Lake], report to
accompany S. 669 ; submitted by Mr. McClellan. June 28, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1629, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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DISTBICT OP COLUMBIA COMMITTEE, SENATE

Polioe. Increasing salaries of Metropolitan Police, United States Park Police,
White House Police, and members of Fire Department of District of Columbia,
reixjrt to accompany H. R. G516; submitted by Mr. Hoey. June 27, legislative
day Mar. 5, 1946. 1 p. ( S. rp. 1618, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

I'otomac River. Authorizing and directing commissioners of District of Columbia
to construct 2 four-lane bridges to replace existing 14th Street or Highway
Bridge across Potomac River, report to accompany H. R. 541 ; submitted by
Mr. Hoey. July 5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1667, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Recorder of deeds. Closing office of recorder of deeds on Saturdays, report to
accompany S. 2359; submitted by Mr. McCarran. July 5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp.
1005, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Unemployment insurance. Amending District of Columbia unemployment com-
Ijensation act, to provide for unemployment compensation in District of Colum-
bia [relative to computation of unemployment compensation tax rate by pur-
chasers of established businesses], report to accompany S. 2234; submitted by
ISIr. Hoey. June 21, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1564, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

EDUCATION AND LABOS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Educational facilities. Temporary educational facilities for veterans, report to
accompany S. 2085 [to amend title 5 of act to expedite provision of housing in
connection with national defense, as amended, to authorize federal works
administrator to provide needed educational facilities, other than housing,
to educational institutions furnishing courses of training or education to per-
sons under title 2 of servicemen's readjustment act of 1944, as amended] ;
submitted by Mr. Tunnell. July 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. i-p. 1666, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

Employers' liahility and workmen's compensation. Relief for captured con-
tractors' employees, report to accompany S. 1561 [to amend act entitled "Com-
pensation for injury, death, or detention of employees of contractors with
United States outside United States," as amended, for purpose of making 100
per centum earning provisions effective as of Jan. 1, 1942] ; submitted by Mr.
Hill. June 21, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1574, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Grants-in-aid. Study and investigation of Federal grants to State and local
governments, report to accompany S. Res. 300 [to investigate Federal grants
to State and local governments for welfare, education, and health programs] ;
submitted by Mr. Morse. July 8, legislative day July 5, 1946. 8 p. (S. rp.
1668, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Labor laws and legislation. Investigation of causes of labor disputes, report to
accompany H. Con. Res. 148 [creating a joint select committee to study and
recommend legislation concerning labor relations] ; submitted by INIr. Murray.
July 9, legislative day July 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1673, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26554

Libraries. Public library service demonstration bill, report to accompany S. 1920
[to provide for demonstration of public-library service in areas without such
service or with inadequate library facilities] ; submitted by Mr. Hill. June 21,
legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 4 p. ( S. rp. 1575, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Recreation. Authorizing Federal security administrator to assist States in de-
velopment of community recreation programs for people of United States,
report to accompany S. 2070 ; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Utah. July 3, 1946.
8 p. (S. rp. 1648, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [S. 2070 creates a National Advisory
Board on Recreation Services.] t

Vocational education bill, report to accompany S. 619 [to amend act of June 8,
1936, relating to vocational education, so as to provide for further develop-
ment of vocational education in the several States and Territories] ; submitted
by Mr. Johnston of South Carolina. June 26, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 11 p.
(S. rp. 1588, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
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Women'8 equal pay act of 1945, report to accompany S. 1178 ; submitted by Mr.
Tunuell. June 21, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 10 p. (S. rp. 1576, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26525

EXPENDITUBES IN EXECUTIVE DEPABTMEJNTS COMMllTEB, SENATE

Government offices. Administrative expenses in Government departments, report
to accompany H. R. 6533 [to authorize certain administrative expenses in
Government service, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Hill. July 2,
1946. 11 p. (S. rp. 1636, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Government officials and employees. Providing method of payment in Government
establishments of overtime, leave, and holiday compensation on basis of night
rates pursuant to certain decisions of comptroller general, report to accom-
pany H. R. 6532 ; submitted by Mr. Green. July 2, 1946. 5 p. ( S. rp. 1645, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) f

FINANCE COMMITTEE, SENATE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions, July 17,
1946 ; no. 19. 1946. 99 p. 4° t Y 4.F 49 : 79/19

Coast Guard. Amending servicemen's readjustment act of 1944, report to accom-
pany S. 2256 [to amend servicemen's readjustment act of 1944, so as to author-
ize Secretary of Treasury to appoint boards to review discharges or dismissals of
former personnel of Coast Guard when that service is operating under Treas-
ury Department] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Colorado. July 11, legislative
day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1699, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Life insurance. Amending national service life insurance act of 1940, as amended,
report to accompany H. R. 6371 ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Colorado. July
12, legislative day July 5, 1946. 10 p. (S.rp. 1705, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Pensions. Providing for payment of pension or other benefits withheld from
persons for period they were residing in countries occupied by enemy forces
during World War II, report to accompany H. R. 5148 ; submitted by Mr. John-
son of Colorado. July 11, legislative day July 5, 1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1700,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Relating to veterans' pension, compensation, or retirement pay during hos-
pitalization, institutional or domiciliary care, and for other purposes, report
to accompany H. R. 6811; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Colorado. July 19,
legislative day July 5, 1946. 13 p. (S. rp. 1745, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Sugar. Amending sec. 3126 of Internal revenue code, as amended [so as to
extend authorization for production of sugars and sirups in certain Government-
owned industrial-alcohol plants], report to accompany S. J. Res. 166; submitted
by Mr. George. July 18, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1740, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) [S. J. Res. 166 also suspends disposition of these and certain
other plants pending establishment of a permanent rubber policy.] t

Extending for additional year provisions of sugar act of 1937, as amended,

and taxes with respect to sugar, report to accompany H. R. 6689 [to extend
for 3 additional years provisions of sugar act of 1937, as amended, and taxes
with respect to sugar] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Colorado. June 20, legis-
lative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2,p. (S. rp. 1555, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Trust Association of II. Kempncr, report to accompany S. 334 [for relief of Trust
Association of H. Kempner] ; submitted by Mr. Walsh. July 19, legislative day
July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1761, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Veterans' canteen service. Establishing and providing for maintenance and op-
eration of veterans' canteen service in "Veterans' Administration, report to
accompany S. 2354 ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Colorado. July 11, legislative
day July 5, 1946. 7 p. (S. rp. 1701, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

FOREIGN EELATIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions. Apr. 17.
1946 ; no. 6. 1946. 28 p. 4" t Y 4.F 76/2 : 79/6

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Cancer. International cancer research act, report to accompany S. 1875 [to au-
thorize and request the President to undertake to mobilize at some convenient
place in United States adequate number of world's outstanding experts, and
coordinate and utilize their services in supreme endeavor to discover means of
curing and preventing cancer] ; submitted by Mr. Pepper. July 18, legislative
day July 5, 194G. op. ( S. rp. 1743, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Foreign relations. Interchange of persons, knowledge, and skills between people
of United States and peoples of other countries, report to accompany S. 2432
[to enable Department of State more effectively to carry out its responsibilities
in foreign held by means of (a) public dissemination abroad of information
about United States, its people and its policies, and (b) promotion of inter-
change of persons, knowledge, and skills between i)eople of United States and
peoples of other countries] ; submitted by Mr. Connally. July 17, legislative day
July 5, li)46. 2 p. (S. rp. 1730, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Foreign service. Reorganization of foreign service, report to accompany S. 2451
[to improve, strengthen, and expand foreign service and to consolidated and
revise laws relating to its administration] ; submitted by Mr. Connally. July
17, legislative day July 5, 1940. 10 p. (S. rp.l731, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26rj89

United 2^ations Educational, Scientific, and Ctiltxiral Organization. United States
membership and participation in United Nations Educational, Scientific, and
Cultural Organization, report to accompany H. J. Res. 305 ; submitted by Mr.
Murray. July 8, 1946. 6 p. (S'. rp. 1049, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [H. J. Res.
305 provides for establishment of a National Commission on Educational,
Scientific, and Cultural Cooperation.] f

IMMIHKATION COMMmEE, SENATE

Casardi, Mrs. Virginia H. Virginia Harris Casardi, report to accompany H. R.
5278 [to legalize admission to United States of Virginia Harris Casardi] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Donnell. July 18, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp.
1733, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Kim, Peter. Peter Kim, report to accompany S. 1607 [to provide for naturaliza-
tion of Peter Kim] ; submitted by Mr. Hoey. June 26, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1587, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

McCloskey, Eleanor. Eleanor McCloskey, also known as Evelyn Mary Mikalaus-
kas, report to accompany H. R. 271 [for relief of Eleanor McCloskey, also known
as Evelvn Marv Mikalauskas] ; submitted by Mr. Donnell. June 28, legislative
day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1630, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

McClovd. Mrs. Marian A. Marian Antoinette McCloud, report to accompany S.
2351 [for relief of Marian Antoinette McCloud] ; submitted by Mr. Russell.
June 25, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S, rp. 1585, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Nationalism and nationality. Providing that nationals of United States shall not
lose their nationality by reason of voting under legal compulsion in foreign
state, report to accompany H. R. 434 [to provide for expeditious naturalization
of former citizens of United States who have lost United States citizenship
through voting in political election in country not at war with United States
during 2d World War] : submitted bv Mr. Fulbright. July 18, legislative day
July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1742, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Sehald. Mrs. Edith F. de B. Edith Frances de Becker Sebald, report to accom-
pany S. 1478 [to record lawful admission to United States for permanent resi-
dence of Edith Frances de Becker Sebald] ; submitted by Mr. Radcliffe. June
21, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1565, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Tennenhaum, Moses. Moses Tennenbaum, report to accompany H. R. 2485 [for
relief of Moses Tennenbaum] ; submitted by Mr. Donnell. July 18. legislative
day July 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1732. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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INDIAN AFFAIBS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Flathead Indians. Claims of Salisb and Kootenai tribes of Indians of Flathead
Reservation, Mont., report to accompany iS. 2428 Lc'oiiferriug jurisdiction upon
Court of Claims to bear, examine, adjudicate, and render judgment in any and
all claims which Confederated !:^alish and Kootenai Tribes of Indians of Flat-
head Reservation in Montana, or any tribe or band tliereof, may have against
United States] ; submitted by Mr. O'Mahoney. July 15, legislative day July
5, 194(3. 4 p. (S. rp. 1714, 79th Cong, lid sess.) t

Indian Claims Commission. Creating Indian Claims Commission, report to accom-
pany H. it. 4497 ; submitted by Mr. O'Mahoney. July 15, legislative day July 5,
1946. 10 p. (S. rp. 1715, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Menominee Mills. Additional payments to certain jobbers under timber-logging
contracts [with Menominee Mills] on Menominee Indian Reservation during
1934-35, report to accompany S. 141S ; submitted by Mr. La Follette. July 16,
legislative day July 5, 1946. 3 p. (!S. rp. 1719, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

INTEEOCEANIO CANALS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Panama Canal. Recognition of civilian officials and employees engaged in con-
struction of Panama Canal, report to accompany H. R. 3478 Lto amend act to
provide for recognition of services of civilian officials and employees, citizens
of United States, engaged in and about construction of Panama Canal, ap-
proved May 29, 1944, .so as to make term "citizens of United States" include
those who, through naturalization, became citizens on or before Dec. 7, 1941] ;
submitted by Mr. Stewart. July 11, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp.
17U3, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [The act of May 29, 1944, provides annuities for
certain employees of Isthmian Canal Commission and Panama Railroad Com-
pany.] t

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMITTEE, SBaiATE

Carriers. Amending interstate commerce act with respect to certain agreements
between carriers [relative to application of antitrust laws], minority views
to accompany H. It. 2536; submitted by Mr. Johnston of South Carolina for
himself and Mr. Tobey. July 2, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1511, pt. 2, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26496

Centralization of Heavy Industry in United States, Special Committee to Inves-
tigate, Senate. Decentralization of heavy industry, hearings before subcom-
mittee, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions, on S. lies. 15, to continue authority
for investigation of centralization of heavy industry, and to increase limit of
expenditures, Oct. 9, 1945-May 2, 1946. 1946. iv4-120 p. * Paper, 20c. • Item
396
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Railroad employees. Amendments to railroad retirement acts, railroad unem-
ployment insurance act, and related provisions of law, report [and supple-
mental report] to accompany H. 11. 1362 ; submitted by Mr. Barkley. [2 pts.]
(S. rp. 1710, 2 pts., 79th Cong. 2d sess.)
L. C. card 46-26588

[pt. 1.] Report. July 12, legislative day July 5, 1946. 8 p. t
pt. 2. Supplemental report. July 15, legislative day July 5, 1946. 27 p. t

Refunds to railroad employees of contributions made under railroad un-
employment insurance act, report to accompany H. R. 3420 [to provide for
refunds to railroad employees in certain cases, so as to place the various States
on equal basis, under railroad unemployment insurance act, with respect to
contributions of employees] ; submitted by Mr. Barkley. July 12, legislative
day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1711, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Train dispatching. Inspection and regulation of train-dispatching service, hear-
ings beiore subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session on S. 1538, to promote
safety of railroad employees and travelers on railroads, and to promote efli-

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Train dispatching — Continued
ciency of railroad operation by providing for inspection and investigation of
conditions under wliicb train-dispatching service may be performed, and for
promulgation of rules and regulations governing such conditions, Apr. 15-17,
1946. 1946. iii + 162p. • Paper, 25c. • Item 396
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IBBIQATION AND BECLAMATION COMMITTEE, SENATE

Bear River. Granting consent of Congress to Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming to
negotiate and enter into compact for division of vraters of Bear River and its
tributaries, report to accompany H. R. 4701; submitted by Mr. O'Mahonev.
July 10, legislative day July 5, 194G. 2 p. (S. rp. 1607. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) *t

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, June 20, 1946; no. 4. 1946. 12
p. 4° t Y 4.1r 7/1 : 79/4

Lciciston Orchards project. Authorizing construction of Lewiston Orchards
project, Idaho, report to accompany S. 2372 ; submitted by Mr. McCarran. July
10, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1675, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Reclamation Bureau. Providing basic authority for performance of certain func-
tions and activities of Bureau of Reclamation, report to accompany H. R. 5654;
submitted by Mr. McCarran. June 27, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. (S.
rp. 1589, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

JTJDICIAEY COMMITTEE, SENATE

American Veterans of World War II. To incorporate AMVETS, American Vet-
erans. World War II, report to accompany S. 2326 ; submitted by Mr. McCarran.
July 10, legislative day July 5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1674, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Bankruptcy. Amending municipal bankruptcy act, report to accompany H. R.
6()S2 [to amend sees. 81, 82, and S3, and to repeal sec. 84 of chap. 9 of act to
establish uniform system of bankruptcy throughout United States, and acts
amendatory tiiereof and supplementary thereto] ; submitted by Mr. Andrews.
June 28, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 11 p. { S. rp. 1633, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Calendars. Legislative and executive calendar, 79th Congress, June 21-July 12,
1946 ; no. 60-63. 1946. Each 179 p. or 187 p. 4° $ Y 4.J 89/2 : 79/60-63

Oovei'nment offices. Reorganization plan no. 1, [adverse] report to accompany
S. Con. Res. 64 [disapproving Reorganization plan numbered 1] ; submitted by
Mr. McCarran. July 9, legislative day July 5, 1946. 15 p. (S. rp. 1670, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26553

Reorganization plan no. 2, [adverse] report to accompany S. Con. Res. 65

[disapproving Reorganization plan numbered 2] ; submitted by Mr. McCarran.
July 9, legislative day July 5, 1946, 8 p. (S. rp. 1671, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 4&-26552

Reorganization plan no. 3, [adverse] report to accompany S. Con. Res. 66

[disapproving Reorganization plan numbered 3] ; submitted by Mr. McCarran.
July 9, legislative day July 5. 1946. 10 p. ( S. rp. 1672, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t
L. C. card 46-26551

Judges. Fixing salaries of certain juc^ges of United States, repoi't to accompany
S. 920; submitted by Mr. McCarran. June 28, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946.
7 p. ( S. rp. 1631, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Larceny. Amending law relating to larceny In interstate or foreign commerce
[so as to combine crime of embezzlement with that of larceny and make entire
law applicable also to air transportation], report to accompany H. R. 4180; sub-
mitted by Mr. McCarran. June 28, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 5 p. (S. rp.
1632, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Securities and Exchange Commission. Activities of Securities and Exchange (com-
mission and Post OflSce Department in Florida [with regard to administration
of municipal banljruptcy act], hearings before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d
session, pursuant to S. Res. 35, Feb. 15-18, 1946. 1946. iii+450 p. * Paper, 70c.

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War contrckct hardship claims, report to accompany S. 1477 [to authorize I'elief
in certain cases where work, supplies, or services have been furnished for the
Government imder contracts during war] ; submitted by Mr. McCarran. July 9,
legislative day July 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1669, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

War relief. To permit shipment of relief supplies, hearings, 79tli Congress, 2d
session, on S. 2101, to amend trading with the enemy act, as amended, to permit
shipment of relief supplies, Apr. 25 and 26, 1946. 1946. iii+99 p. * Paper, 20c.

• Item 398

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World War, 1939-^5. Extension of 2d war powers act, 1942, as amended, re
transportation, rationing, priorities, etc., hearing before subcommittee, 79th
Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 5716, to amend 2d war powers act, 1942, as
amended. May 31, 1946. 1946. iii+52 p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 398
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MILITABY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, June 30; no. 15. 1946. 175
p. 4° t Y 4.M 59/2 : 79/15

Chemical Corps, reiwrt to accompany S. 2375 [to change name of Chemical War-
fare Service to Chemical Corps] ; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Utah. July 2,
1946. 3 p. (S. IT). 1635, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Military Academy, West Point. West Point right-of-way, report to accompany
S. 2020 [granting right-of-way at revised location to West Shore Railroad Com-
pany, New York Central Railroad Company, lessee, across portion of military
reservation at West Point] ; submitted by Mr. Wagner. June 25, legislative
day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 15S4, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Officers, Army. Commissioned officers, additional, report to accompany H. R.
6817 [to provide for appointment of additional commissioned officers in Regular
Army] ; submitted by Mr. Hill. July 20, legislative day July 5, 1946. 3 p. (S.
rp. 1765, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Ord, Fort. Fort Ord, Calif., building for banking purposes, report to accompany
H. R. 4484 [relating to construction and maintenance of building and improve-
ments for banking purposes on Fort Ord military reservation, Calif., by
Monterey County Trust and Savings Bank] ; submitted by Mr. Gurney. July
16, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1718, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Pay, allowances, etc. ' Armed forces leave act of 1946, report to accompany H. R.
4051 [to grant to personnel of armed forces equal treatment in matter of
leave] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Colorado. July 11, legislative day July 5,
1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1704, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Real estate. Rights of former owners of commercial real estate under surplus
property act of 1944, report to accompany H. R. 6702 [to clarify rights of
former owners of real property to reacquire such property under surplus prop-
erty act of 1944] ; submitted by Mr. Revercomb. July 17, legislative day July 5,
1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1722, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [H. R. 6702 provides also for
reinstatement of leasehold covering Chamberlin Hotel, Fort Monroe, Old Point
Comfort, Va.] t

Ruiher. Postponement of disposal of synthetic rubber plants, report to accompany
S. J. Res. [174, prohibiting War Assets Administration from disposing of certain
synthetic-rubber plants and facilities until 6 months after national rubber pro-
gram has been submitted to Congress] ; submitted by Mr. O'Mahoney. July 3,
1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1650, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Southern Pacific Railroad. Camp Cooke, Calif., right-of-way, report to accom-
pany H. R. 3SJ93 [to autliorize Secretary of War to sell and convey to Southern
Pacitic Railroad Company right-of-way and easement for railroad purposes
across portion of Camp Cooke military reservation, Calif.] ; submitted by Mr.
Downey. July 16, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1717, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

NAVAL AFFAIBS COMMITTEa:, SENATE *

Algonquin, revenue cutter. Correcting naval record of former member of crews
of revenue cutter Algonquin and Onondaga, report to accompany H. R. 1498;
submitted by Mr. Walsh. June 28, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp.
1620, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Claims. Permitting Secretary of Navy to delegate authority to compromise and
settle claims for damages to property under jurisdiction of Navy Department,
report to accompany S. 2349 ; submitted by Mr. Walsh. June 25, legislative
day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1586, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Naval Academy, Annapolis. Authorizing Secretary of Navy to construct aviation
facilities at Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., report to accompany S. 2367;
submitted by Mr. Walsh. July 17, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp.
1721, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Naval education. Providing for training of officers for naval service, report to
accompany S. 2304; submitted by Mr. Walsh. June 28, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 11 p. (S. rp. 1627, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Naval Research Office. Establishing Office of Naval Research in Department of
Navy, report to accompany H. R. 5911 ; submitted by Mr. Walsh. June 28, legis^
lative day Mar. 5, 1946. ' 6 p. (S. rp. 1628, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Naval Reserve. Further amending sec. 304 of Naval Reserve act of 1938, as
amended, so as to grant certain benefits to naval personnel engaged in training
duty prior to official termination of World War II, report to accompany S.
2437 ; submitted by Mr. Walsh. July 18, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. ( S.
rp. 1741, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Surgeons. Amending act of May 4, 1898 (30 Stat. 369), as amended, to authorize
the President to appoint 250 acting assistant surgeons for temporary service
[in Medical Corps of Navy], report to accompany S. 2401; submitted by Mr.
Walsh. July 17, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1720, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Trophies. Miscellaneous bills, hearing, 79th Congress, 2d session, on S. 1547, to
provide tor disposition of vessels, trophies, relics, and material of historical
interest, by Secretary of Navy, S. 2133, to amend further pay readjustment
act of 1942, as amended, re eliminating repayment of increased allowances
where marriage is annulled, S. 2178, to provide for making certain Navy De-
partment articles and equipment available for use at Convention of Veterans
of Foreign Wars to be held in Boston, Mass., Sept. 1946, H. R. 5911, to estab-
lish Office of Naval Research in Department of Navy, to plan, foster, and
encourage scientific research, etc., and to establish Naval Research Advisory
Committee, etc., S. 2246, to authorize Secretary of Navy to acquire, in fee or
otherwise, certain lands and rights in land on island of Guam, May 28, 1946.
1946. iii-f-37p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 408
L. O. card 40-26454 T 4.N 22/2 : B 49/53

PBH-KOLEUM RESOURCES, SPECIAL COMMITTEE INVESTlQATlNO, SENATE

Petroleum. American petroleum interests in foreign countries, hearings, 79th
Congress, 1st session, pursuant to S. Res. 36 (extending S. Res. 253, 78th Con-
gress), providing for investigation with respect to petroleum resources in
relation to national welfare, June 27 and 28, 1945. 1946. iii+462 p. il. 4 pi.
5 maps. ♦ Paper. $1.00. • Item 381
L. C. card 46-26433 Y 4.P 44 : P 44/3

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POST OFFICES AND POST RQADS COMMITTEE!, SENATE}

Dams. Amending and supplementing Federal-aid road act of July 11, 1916, report
to accompany H. R. 6324 [to amend and supplement Federal-aid road act of
July 11, 1916, as amended and supplemented, to provide for design and con-
struction of dams so that they will serve as foundations for highway bridges,
to provide for design and construction of highway bridges upon and across
such dams, to authorize granting of easements and rights-of-way in connection
therewith, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Donnell for Mr. StanfiU.
Julys, 1946. Ip. (S. rp. 1664, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Post Office Department. Authorizing certain administrative expenses in Post
Office Department, report to accompany H. R. 51S6 ; submitted by Mr. Chavez.
June 28, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1625, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Winnipesavkee, Lake. Relating to mail service on Lake Winnepesaukee, N. H.,
report to accompany H. R. 5S20 ; submitted by Mr. Chavez. June 28, legisla-
tive day Mar. 5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1626, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GBOUNDS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Atrest. To authorize United States Park Police to make arrests within Federal
reservations in environs of District of Columbia, report to accompany S. 2220;
submitted by Mr. Fulbright. July 12, legislative day July 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp.
1707, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, July 10, 1946; no. 4. 1946. 12
p. 4° t Y 4.P 98/7 : 79/4

Capitol. Defining area of Capitol grounds and regulating use thereof, report
to accompany S. 2405 ; submitted by Mr. Green. July 12, legislative day July 5,
1946. 7 p. ( S. rp. 1709, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Oeorge Washington Memorial Parkway. Development of George Washington
Memorial Parkway and comprehensive park, parkway, and playground system
of National Capital, report to accompany S. 2288 [to amend act for acquisitioq,
establishment, and development of George Washington Memorial Parkway
along the Potomac from Mount Vernon and Fort Washington to Great Falls,
and to provide for acquisition of lands in District of Columbia and Maryland
. and Virginia requisite to comprehensive park, parkway, and playground sys-
tem of National Capital] ; submitted by Mr. Andrews. July 20, legislative day
July 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1766, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Public buildings. Site acquisition and design of Federal buildings, report to ac-
company S. 2412 ; submitted by Mr. Andrews. July 18, legislative day July 5,
1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1737, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

PUBLIC LAJNTDS AND SUK\'EYS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Calendars. Calendar, 79th Congress, July 18, 1946 ; no. 13. 1946. 58 p. 4" t

y 4.P 96/1 : 79/13

Eagle County, Colo. Authorizing exchange of land in Eagle County, Colo., report
to accompany H. R. 5840; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Colorado. June 21,
legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1572, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Cor-
rected print.] t

National Park Service. Providing basic authority for performance of certain
functions and activities of National Park Service, report to accompany S.
1839; submitted by Mr. Hatch. June 21, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p.
(S. rp. 1569, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Oklahoma. Relating to disposition of public lands of United States situated
in Oklahoma between Cimarron base line and north boundary of Texas, report
to accompany H. R. 3593; submitted by Mr. O'Mahoney. Julv 18, legislative
day July 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1738, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Petroleum. Development of oil and gas on public domain, hearings, 79th CJongress,
2d session, on S. 1236, to promote development of oil and gas on public domain
and on lands acquired for Appalachian National Forest, May 7-9, 1946. 1946.
pt. 2, iii+231-352 p. [Part 1 was entered in Monthly catalog for Feb. 1946,
p. 172.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 410
L. C. card 46-25330 Y 4.P 96/1 : Oi 5/13/pt.2

RusscH-Majors-Waddell National Monument. Providing for establishment of
Kussell-Ma.iors-Waddell National Monument, report to accompany S. 147; sub-
mitted by Mr. O'Mahoney for Mr. Hatch. July 19, legislative day July 5, 1946.
3 p. (S. rp. 1746, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Santa Rosa Island National Monument. Abolishing Santa Rosa Island National
Monument, Fla., report to accompany H. R. 4486 [to abolish Santa Rosa Island
National Monument and to provide for conveyance to Escambia County, Fla.,
of that portion of Santa Rosa Island which is under jurisdiction of Department
of Interior] ; submitted by Mr. Hatch. June 21, legislative day Mar. 5, 194(5.
2 p. (S. rp. 1571, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Silver Creclc Recreational Demonstration Area. Authorizing exchange of lands
acquired by United States for Silver Creek recreational demonstration project,
Oreg., for purpose of consolidating lioldings therein, report to accompany H. R.
2423; submitted by Mr. Cordon. June 21, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p.
(S. rp. 1573, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Summit Lime Co. Confirming title to certain railroad-grant lands located in
Kern County, Calif, [to Summit Lime Company, successor in interest of
Southern Pacific Railroad Company], report to accompany S. 1602; submitted
by Mr. Hatch. June 21, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. ( S, rp. 1570, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Wind Cave National Park. Revising boundaries of Wind Cave National Park
in South Dakota, report to accompany H. R. 7004 ; submitted by Mr. Gurney.
July 18, legislative day July 5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1739, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

TE3UJITORIES AND INSULAR AFFAIES COilMITTEE, SENATE

Alaska. Authorizing school districts in Alaska to issue bonds for school con-
struction, report to accompany H. R. 5800 ; submitted by Mr. Chavez. June 21,
legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1581, 79th Cong. 2d sess) t

Anchorage, Alaska. Authorizing Anchorage, Alaska, to issue bonds for purpose
of constructing, reconstructing, improving, extending, bettering, repairing,
equipping, or acquiring public works of permanent character, and to provide
for payment thereof, report to accompany H. R. 5112 ; submitted by Mr. Chavez.
June 21, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1580, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

GeopTiysies. Authorizing appropriation for establishment of geophysical institute
at University of Alaska, report to accompany H. R. 6486; submitted by Mr.
Hayden. July 12, legislative day July 5, 1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1712, 79th Cougs
2d sess.) t

Hawaii. Amending par. (1) of sec. 73 of Hawaiian organic act, as amended
[relative to fulfillment of conditions of purchase of land], report to accom-
pany H. R. 3361; submitted bv Mr. Chavez. July 19, legislative day July 5,
1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1762, 79th Cong. 2d Sess.) t

Providing emergency relief for victims of seismic waves which struck

Hawaii [and aid toward repair of war and seismic wave damage to roads in
Hawaii], report to accompanv H. R. 6918; submitted bv Mr. Chavez. July 19,
legislative day July 5, 1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1764, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Eilo, Eaicaii. . Waiving certain restrictions of Hawaiian organic act, relating
to land exchanges, for acquisition of lands at Hilo, Hawaii, report to accom-
pany H. R. 6610; submitted bv Mr. Chavez. July 19, legislative day July 5,
1W6. 3 p. (S. rp. 1763, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Philippine Islands. Amending Philippine rehabilitation act of 1946 for purpose
of making clerical correction, report to accompany S. 2259; submitted by Mr.
Chavez. June 21, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1577, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

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Philippine Islands — Continued

Authorizing continuance of acceptance by Treasury of deposits of public

moneys from Philippine Islands, report to accompany S. 2348; submitted by
Mr. Chavez. June 21, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1579, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Providing for retention by United States Government or its agencies or

instrumentalities of real and personal property within the Philippines now
owned or later acquired, and for administration of trading with the enemy
act, as amended, in the Philippines, subsequent to independence, report to ac-
company S. 2345 ; submitted by Mr. Chavez. June 21, legislative day Mar. 5,
194(3. 4 p. (S. rp. 1578, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

WOOL, SPECIAI, COSIMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE PRODUCTION, TEANSPOETATION, AND
MARKETING OF, SENATE

Wool. Investigation of production, transportation, and marketing of wool, hear-
ings, 79th Congress, 2d session, pursuant to S. Res. 58, 79th Congress, and S.
Res. 160, 74th Congress, and S. 2033, to provide support for wool, to amend
agricultural marketing agreement act of 1937 by including wool as commodity
to which orders under such act are applicable, to authorize Secretary of Agri-
culture to fix wool standards, and for other purposes. May 13-15, 1946. 1946.
pt. 7, iii+1541-1616 p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 381
L. C. card 38-36999 Y 4.W 88 : In 8/pt.7

COURT OF CLAIMS

Note. — The "opinions" listed below (with classification number Ju 3.9/a :) and marked
with a t (for official use) are issued in a very limited edition ; however, a few copies are
available at the Court of Claims at prices which are determined by the size and are as
follows : 1-5 pages, 25c. ; 6—10 pages, 35c. ; 11-20 pages, 45. ; 21 pages and over, 50c.

Adler Metal Products Corporation v. United States ; report of commissioner.

[1946.] no. 46237, p. 27-41. t Ju 3.8: Ad 59

Campau, A. M., Realty Co. A. M. Campau Realty Company v. United States;

report of commissioner. [1946.] no. 45945, p. 11-26. t Ju3.8: C 151

Cases. Cases decided in Court of Claims, Oct. 4, 1943-June 3, 1946, by Richard S.

Whaley, v. 6 [titie page and table of cases reported]. 1946. [l]-f-7 p. t

Ju3.2:W55/v. 6/t.p.& cases

Index digest [to Cases decided in Court of Claims, Oct. 4, 1943-June 3,

1946, by Richard S.] Whaley, V. 6. [1946.] p. 473-501. + Ju 3.2 : W 55/v.6/ind.

Conn, Albert F. Albert F. Conn v. United States ; Robert D. Flynt v. [same] ;
Willie E. Nelson v. [same] ; report of commissioner. [1946.] nos. 46485, 46490,
46492, p. 11-37. t Ju 3.8 : C 762/7

Corbitt Company v. United States; [special findings of fact, conclusion of law
and opinion], decided June 3, 1946. [1946.] no. 46227, 20 p. t Ju 3.9/a : C 811

Driver, James G. James G. Driver v. United States; special findings of fact
[conclusion of law and opinion.], decided June 3, 1946. [1946.] no. 45954,
6p. t Ju 3.9/a : D 833/3

Elchibegoff, Ivan M. Ivan M. Elchibegoff v. United States ; special findings of
fact [conclusion of law and opinion], decided June 3, 1946. [1946.] no. 46271,
21 p. t Ju 3.9/a : El 19/2

Fuller, George A., Co. George A. Fuller Company v. United States ; report of com-
missioner. [1946.] no. 44585, p. 37-58. t Ju 3.8 :F 958/4

Eadley, William R. William Robert Hadley v. United States, on demurrer;
[opinion of court], decided June 3, 1946. [1946.] no. 46831, 2 p. X

Ju 3.9/a : H 117/3

Hardin County Savings Bank v. United States; Massachusetts Bonding and In-
surance Company v. [same] ; D. M. Kelleher, receiver, and Elmo E. McCormick,
trustee in bankruptcy of estate of Ben B. Hogenson, d. b. a. Hogenson Construc-
tion Company, v. [same] ; [special findings of fact, conclusion of law and opin-
ion], decided June 3, 1946. [1946.] departmental no. 176, 25 p. +

Ju 3.9/a : H 219/2

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Harris, Harry, d Co. Harry Harris & Company, partnership, v. United States;
report of conunissioner. [1^6.] no. 46287, p. 5-18. t Ju 3.8 :H 241/2

Holton, Seelye d Co. Harry I. Holton, doing business as Holton, Seelye & Com-
pany, V. United States ; special findings of fact, [conclusion of law and opinion],
decided June 3, 194Q. [1946.] no. 45803, 26 p. [This publication has rubber-
stamp notation Substitute for previous copies.] t Ju3.9/a:H744

Invin d Leighton. Irwin & Leighton, a partnership, v. United States, on motions
for new trial; [opinion of the court], decided June 3, 1&46. [1946.] no.
45087, 2 p. t Ju 3.9/a : Ir 9/5

Same ; special findings of fact [conclusion of law, and opinion] decided

June 3. 1946. [1946.] no. 45087, 63 p. J Ju 3.9/a : Ir 9/4

Kin(j, W. J. W. J. King v. United States; report of commissioner. [1946.] cong.
no. 17845, p. 9-21. t Ju 3.8 : K 589/2

Los Angeles, Calif. City of Los Angeles, municipal corporation, v. United States ;
report of commissioner. [1946.] no. 43541, p. 75-90. $ Ju3.8:L896

McCarthy Brothers Construction Company v. United States; report of commis-
sioner. [1946.] no. 45998, p. 39-58. t Ju 3.8 : M 127/2

Maryland Casualty Company v. United States ; report of commissioner. [1^6.]
no. 46264, p. 7-9. % Ju 3.8 : G 193/3

Merchants Club v. United States ; special findings of fact, [conclusion of law,
andopinion],decided Junes, 1946. [1946.] no. 46304, 16 p. $

Ju 3.9/a : M 585/2

Pope, Allen. Allen Pope v. United States; report of commissioner. [1946.]
no. 46476, p. 23-32. $ Ju 3.8 : P 81/10

Seipp, William A. William A. Seipp v. United States; report of commissioner.
[1946.] no. 46306, p. 9-16. t Ju 3.8 :Se 44/3

Severin, Alfred N. Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Company, as
executor of Alfred N. Severin, and as such authorized liquidator of business
of Nils P. Severin and Alfred N. Severin, formerly copartners doing business
under style of N. P. Severin Company, v. United States; special findings of
fact, [conclusion of law, and opinion] decided June 3, 1946. [1946.] no. 45187,
39 p. [Manuscript correction on p. 1.] $ Ju 3.9/a : Se 83/4

Spier Aircraft Corporation. Samuel M, Coombs, jr., trustee in bankruptcy of
Spier Aircraft Corporation v. United States ; special findings of fact, [conclu-
sion of law, and opinion], decided June 3, 1946. [1946.] no. 46102, 15 p. i

Ju 3.9/a :Sp 44

Standard-Knapp Corporation v. United States; report of commissioner. [1946.]
no. 46282, p. 37-55. J Ju 3.8 : St 24/27

True, Norman E. Norman E. True v. United States; report of commissioner.
[1946.] no. 43911, p. 3-4. % Ju3.8:T766

Walsh Brothers r. United States; report of commissioner. [1946.] no. 46046,
p. 61-73. t Ju 3.8 : W 168

COURT OF CUSTOMS AND PATENT APPEALS

Citronella oil. Customs appeal no. 4544, United States v. Proctor & Gamble Mfg.
Co., transcript of record on appeal from Customs Court. [1946.] cover title,
ii+142 p. t Ju7.6:P942

Fish. Customs api>eal no. 4545, United States v. W. F. Mackay, transcript of record
on apijeal from (!n.stouis Court. [1046."! cover title, i+2r> p. t

Ju 7.6 : M 192

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Juvenile Court. Report of Juvenile Court of District of Columbia, fiscal year
1945; [compiled by Virginia Clary]. 1946. x+45 p. II. (H. doc. 655, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 8-35306

United States Court of Appeals. United States Court of Appeals, District of
Columbia, no. 9122, Barbara Holmes v. George Maynard Holmes, appeal from
District Court of United States for District of Columbia. [1946.] 3 p. t

DC 9.5 : H 734

EMERGENCY BOARDS (NATIONAL RAILWAY LABOR

PANEL)

Reports. Report to the President by Emergency Board, appointed Apr. 19, 1946,
pursuant to section 10 of railway labor act as amended, to investigate unad-
justed disputes between Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
and certain of its employees, represented by Brotherhood of Railroad Train-
men, Chicago, 111., May 6, 1946. [1946.] [2] +19 p. t • Item 848
L. C. card A 46-1703 NMB 1.7 : C 43/4

Report to the President by Emergency Board, created Apr. 24, 1946, pursu-
ant to sec. 10 of railway labor act, to investigate unadjusted disputes between
Railway Express Agency, Incorporated, and certain employees represented by
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks, Freight Handlers, Express
and Station Employees, International Association of Machinists, and Interna-
tional Brotherhood of Blacksmiths, Drop Forgers, and Helpers, Washington,
D. C, May 23, 1946. [1946.] ii+11 p. t • Item 848
L. C. card A 46-1702 NMB 1.7 : R 13/5

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

Addresses. New horizons in communications, talk by Commissioner Paul A.
Walker of Federal Communications Commission before Annual Radio Confer-
ence on Station Problems, Oklahoma City, Okla., Mar. 9, 1946. [1946.] 8 p.
4° [Processed.] t CC 1.15 : W 15/14

Communications. Statistics of communications industry in United States, year
ended Dec. 31, 1944, containing financial and operating data relating to com-
munication carriers and standard broadcast stations subject to communications
act of 1934 ; prepared by Accounting, Statistical, and Tariff Department. 1946.
viii+266 p. il. ♦ Paper, 40c.
L. C. card 41-50610 CC 1.2 : O 73/944

FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

Rules. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Washington, D. C, rules and
regulations ; Apr. 15, 1946. 1946. ii+27 p. f O Item 449
L. C. card 46-26600 Y 3.F 31/8: 11 R 86/946

FEDERAL LOAN AGENCY

RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION

Surplus property report as of Jan. 15-Feb. 28, 1946. Feb. 7-Mar. 22, 1946.
various paging, oblong 12° [Semimonthly. Processed. For later issues, with
title General summary of inventory status and movement of capital and pro-
ducers goods, plants, aircraft, and industry agent items, see Capital goods under
War Assets Administration, Emergency Management Office.] t

FL5.11:946A-3

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FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION

Electric utilities. Financial record of electric utility industry, 1937-44. [1945.]
13 p. il. 4" (F. P. C. S-41A.) [Processed.] f FP1.21:41A

FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Department store stScks. Revised index of department store stocks ; [by Richard
Younsdahl and John O. Bergelin]. n. p. [1946]. [l]+2.5 p. il. 4° [From
Federal reserve bulletin, June 1946.] f FR 1.3/la : D 44/3

Federal reserve charts on bank credit, money rates, and business [with sources
of data for charts]. [1946.] cover title, l-49d+50-56 p. il. oblong 8° [Text
on p. 2 of cover.] t Paper, 50c. FR 1.25 : 1/2

Note. — The sQt of charts presented in this book comprises the principal graphic
material currently prepared by the Division of Research and Statistics for the use
of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. The data relating to the
Federal Reserve Banks and the member banks of the Federal Reserve System are
derived from regular reports made to the Board.

Memher hank call report 101, condition of member banks, Dec. 31, 194."). n. i).
[1946]. [2]+19+[l] p. il. 4° f FR 1.11: 101

Prices, wages and employment; [by] Charles O. Hardy, Kenneth B. Williams,
Howard S. Ellis, n. p. May 1916. [4] +94 p. (Post^yar economic studies
no. 4.) [Text on p. 2 and 3 of cover.] t Paper, 25c.
L. C. card 46-26685 FR 1.27 : 4

Regulations. Consumer credit, amdt. 20 to Regulation W [effective July 5, 1946.]
[1946.] 1 p. ([Regulation W, amdt. 20.]) [Processed.] t

FR 1.6 : 945/W/amdt.20

Report. 32d annual repoi't of Board of Governors of Federal Reserve System,
covering operations for [calendar] year 1945. n. p. [1946]. v+138 p. il. t
L. C. card 15-26170 FR 1.1 : 945

FEDERAL SECURITY AGENCY

Nurses and nursing. Exempting certain student nurses and other student-
employees of Federal hospitals from classification act and other laws relating
to compensation and benefits of Federal employees, letter from administrator.
Federal Security Agency, transmitting draft of proposed bill. July 12, 1946.
5 p. (H. doc. 703, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Veterans back on job, some suggestions for supervisors [with bibliography] ;
issued by Division of Personnel Management. 1946. [1]+13 p. (Training
manual 5.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 46-26686 FS 1.10 : 5

EDUCATION OFFICE

Loan packets on inter-American subjects, 1946. [1946]. 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

FS 5.2 :L 78/2/946

Vocational education. Digest of annual reports of State boards for vocational
education to Office of Education, Vocational Division, fiscal year 1945. 1946.
vi-f79 p. il. 4° (Vocational Division.) t
L. C. card E 43-164 FS 5.131 : 945

Misc. [series]. [Processed.] t FS5:11:

Note. — Many publications of this Miscellany series are for regional distribution only
and are not entered in the Monthly catalog.

."162. Offerings in Holds of guidance and personnel work in colleges and universities,
summer 1946; by Royce E. Brewster and Ralph C. M. Flynt. Revised 1946.
1946. [21-1-90-1- [3] p. 4<> [Text on 2 p. of cover.]

3199. Organization and management of small businesses (references) ; selected by Clyde
W. Humpluey. 1946. 7 p. 4" I Processed.]

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FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION

Cosmetics. Notices of judgment under Federal food, drug, and cosmetic act:
Cosmetics, 113-130. July 1946. p. 61-78. t • Item 511
L. C. card Agr 40-149 FS 7.13 : 113-130

Drugs. Notices of judgment under Federal food, drug, and cosmetic act : Drugs
and devices, 1501-50. July 1946. p. 1-19. t • Item 512
L. C. card Agr 40-274 FS 7.12 : 1501-1550

Foods. Notices of judgment under Federal food, drug, and cosmetic act : Foods,
8501-8650. July 1946. p. 391-446. t • Item 513
L. C. card Agr 40-122 FS 7.10 : 8501-8650

Service announcements. Service and regulatory announcements, food, drug and
cosmetic no. 1, revision 2: Federal food, drug, and cosmetic act and general
regulations for its enforcement. Aug. 1939, revise issued July 1946. [1946.]
58 p. * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card Agr 39-590 - FS 7.8: 1/2

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE

Blood testing and treatment program in Jefferson County, Ala. [with one refer-
ence; by] W. H. Y. Smith, George A. Denison. 1946. 11 p. il. ([Venereal
Diseases Division] ; Reprint 260.) [From Journal of venereal disease informa-
tion, Apr. 1946, V. 27.] * Paper, 5c. FS 2.9/a : 260

Cerebrospinal meningitis, chonological record of reported cases and deaths [with
list of references] ; by Mary Gover and Glee Jackson. [1946.] [2] +17 p. il.
(Reprint 2700.) [From Public health reports. Mar. 29, 1946, v, 61, no. 13.]
* Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 46-26522 FS 2.7/a : 2700

DDT {insecticide). Some physical properties of DDT and certain derivatives
[with list of references], by Howard L. Andrews, William C. White, Loubov R.
Gamow and Dorothy C. Peterson. [1946.] 8 p. il. 1 pi. (Reprint 2701.)
[From Public health reports, Mar. 29, 1946, v. 61, no. 13.] * Paper, 15c.
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Hospitals. Planning suggestions for acute general hospitals; [by] Neil F. Mac-
Donald. [1946.] [3] +55 p. il. [Reprinted from Hospitals, July 1943.] t
• Item 522 FS 2.2 : PI 79

Negro mortality: 1, Mortality from all causes in death registration States [with
list of references] : by Mary Gover. [1946] 8 p. il. (Reprint 2095.) [From-
Public healtli reports, Feb, 22, 1946, v. 61, no. S.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 46-26521 FS 2.7/a : 2695

Syphilis. Cases of syphilis and gonorrhea reported for 1st time in States, Terri-
tories, and possessions for year 1945. 1946. 1 p. ([Venereal Diseases Divi-
sion] ; Reprint 2G2. ) [From Journal of venereal disease information, Apr.
1946, V. 27.] * Paper, 5c. FS 2.9/a : 262

Thiamine. Alterations in cardiac conduction mechanism in experimental thia-
mine deficiency [with list of references] ; by W. D. King and W. H. Sebrell.
[1946.] [2]+7p. il. (Reprint 2699.) [From Public health reports. Mar. 22,
194G, V. 61, no. 12.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 46-20519 FS 2.7/a : 2699

Tubfrculosis. Extracts from Public health reports, v. 61, no. 9, Mar. 1, 1946:
Tuberculosis control issue no. 1. [1946..] [1] +283-314 p. 2 p. of pi.
[Monthly.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 527 FS 2.7/a 2:1

Note. — These publications are e-xtracts from a series of special issues of Public health
reports contniiilnK articles devoted exclusively to tuberculosis control, which appear the
first week of each month.

Same, v. 61, no. 14, Apr. 5, 1940: Tuberculosis control issue no. 2. [1946.]

ii +473-516 p. il. ♦Paper, 10c. • Item 527 FS 2.7/a 2 : 2

Same, v. 61, no. 18, May 3, 1946: Tuberculosis control issue no. 3. [1946.]

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Venereal diseases. Preliminary report evaluating worth of obtaining names of
suspected contacts during reguhir contact interview; Iby] W. D. Hazieliurst,
C. P. Stevicli, and Harold A. Kiiim. [1946.] 4 p. ( [Venereal Diseases Divi-
sion] ; Reprint 258.) [From Journal of venereal disease information, Mar,
1946, V. 27.] ♦Paper, 5c. FS 2.9/a : 258

Studies on chancroid : 3, Ducrey skin reactions in Negro hospital patients

[with list of references; by] Albert Heyman, Paul B. Beeson. 1946. 4 p.
([Venereal Diseases Division]; Reprint 261.) [From Journal of venereal
disease information, Apr. 1946, V. 27.] * Paper, 5c. FS 2.9/a: 261

SOCIAL SECURITY BOARD

Add?-esses. Address by Arthur .1. Altmeyer, Social Security Board, at lecture
series of Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Feb. 15, 1946. [19-16.] 10 p. 4"
[Processed.] t FS 3.10: So 1/19

Address by Arthuj." J. Altmeyer, Social Security Board at regional meeting

of Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems, Boston, Feb. 8, 1946. [1946.]
8 p. 4° [Processed.] f FS 3.10 : So 1/18

Address by Mrs. Ellen S. Woodward, Social Security Board, at banquet

meeting of National Association of Metliodist Hospitals and Homes, Chicago,
111. Feb. 6, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 4° [Processed.] t FS 3.10 : So 1/20

Classification codea. Comparison of classification codes for manufacturing indus-
tries. July 1946. [2] +35 leaves, f° [Processed.] t
L. C. card SS 46-3 FS 3.2 : C 56

Peace. Facing forward to peace, recommendations from 10th annual report of
Social Security Board. [1946.] [1] -f 5 p. il. 4° [From Social security bulletin,
Dec. 1945.] t FS 3.3/a : P 313

Postwar economic perspectives, 1, Experience after World War I ; by W. S. Woy-
tinsky, [1946.] 44 p. il, 4° [From Social security bulletin, Dec. 1945, v. 8,
no, 12.] t FS 3.3/a :P 847

Publications. Selected list of publications on old-age and survivors insurance,
employment security, public assistance. Mar. 4, 1946. 3 p. 4° (I. S. C, 12.)
[Processed.] f FS 3.4 : 12/6

FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION

Note. — The Federal Trade Commission discontinued the publication of advance sheets of
Its decisions in printed form with the conclusion of volume 23. The Commission will,
however, on request, in case of a specific interest, supply processed copy of the full text
of any complaints, findings and orders, stipulations, or decisions in court cases to which
the Commission is a party, which are pulilished later in printed form in the l)Ound volumes
and sold by the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington
25, D. C.

Bread. Wholesale baking industry : pt. 1. Waste in distribution of bread. Apr. 22,
1946. [3]+29p. il. [Processed.] t
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Decisions. Federal Trade Commission decisions, v. 88: Findings, orders, and

stipulations, Jan. 1-June 30, 1944; [edited by Richard S. Ely]. 1946,
xxxix+969 p. * Cloth, $2.25 • Item 548

L. C. card 20-2641 1 FT 1.11 : 38

Eastman Kodak Co. No. 1957.5, in circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, Eastman
Kodak Company v. Federal Trade Commission, on petition to review order of
Federal Trade Commission; brief for respondent. [194G.] cover title, iii+44
p. t FT 1.5 :Ba 79/7

United States Steel Corporation. No. 6796, in circuit court of appeals for 3d cir-
cuit, March term, 1938, United States Steel Corporation [et al.] v. Federal
Trade Commission ; answer in opposition to petition for clarification and cross-
petition for further relief. [1946.] cover title, i+28 p. t FT 1.5 : Un 35/5

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FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY

PUBLIC ROADS ADMINISTRATION

Esapress highways in United States, a bibliography; [compiled by Division of
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lic Roads Administration, with cooperation of Libraries of Federal Works
Agency]. Washington, D. C, Dec. 1945. cover title, [3] +27 p. 4° [Proc-
essed.] t
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Roads. Claims for damage to roads and highways of States, estimate of appropri-
ation to pay claims. June 28, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 10 p. (S. doc. 226,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE

General regulations. Simplified pay roll procedure for civilian per annum em-
ployees. June 28, 1946. 10 leaves, 3 pi. 4** (General regulations 102, 2d revi-
sion.) [Processed.] t GA 1.6: 102/3

Maritime Commission. Reports on audit of Maritime Commission and War Ship-
ping Administration, 1944, letter transmitting reports on audit of Maritime
Commission and War Shipping Administration, fiscal year 1944 ; [prepared in
Audit Division]. 1946. iii-f35 p. (H. doc. 689, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26602

Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Communication from Corporation Audits
Division, General Accounting Office, to Reconstruction Finance Corporation,
letter transmitting copy of communication [dealing with matters being covered
by audit that Corporation Audits Division is making of affairs of Reconstruc-
tion Finance Corporation and its subsidiaries and affiliates, fiscal year 1945].
June 20, 1945. 19 p. (H. doc. 674, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Tennessee Valley Associated Cooperatives, Inc. Report on audit of Tennessee
Valley Associated Cooperatives, Inc., 1945, letter transmitting report on audit
of Tennessee Valley Associated Cooperatives, Inc., fiscal year 1945 ; [prepared
in Corporation Audits Division]. 1946. iii-fe p. (H. doc. 673, 79th Cong. 2d
S6SS ) i*
L. C. card 46-26528

Virgin Islands Co. Report on audit of Vii-gin Islands Company, 1945, letter trans-
mitting report on audit of Virgin Islands Company, fiscal year 1945 ; [prepared
in Corporation Audits Division]. 1946. vi-f 37 p. (H. doc. 701, 79th Cong. 2d
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GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

Type. Specimens of type faces in Government Printing Office. Mar. 1946. ix4-
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DOCUMENTS OFFICE

American history and biography; June 1946. [1946.] [2] +49 p. (Price list
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Congressional documents. .Numerical lists and schedule of volumes of reports and
documents of 79th Congress, 1st session, Jan. 3-Dec. 21, 1945. 1946. vi+72
p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 591
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Fi«7i and wildlife ; May 1946. [1946.] [2] +22 p. (Price list 21, 34th edition.)

[Contains the publications formerly published in Pi-ice list 39, Birds and
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L. C. card 26-26235 GP 3.9 : 21/34

fl^coi^/i, diseases, drugs, and sanitation ; June 1946. [1Q46.] [2] +118 p. (Price
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Suhurhanitcs. Publications of interest to suburbanites and home builders ; May
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT

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and important legal opinions and instn-ctlons relating to all activities of the Depart-
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of Documents, Government. Printing Office, Wafhington 25, D. C.

' FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE

Alaska. Alaska fishery and fur seal industries • 1944 ; by Ward T. Bower. 1946.
[2] +79 p. il. (Statistical digest 13.) * Paper, 20c. • Item 604
L. C. card F13-212 1 49.32 : 13

Laws and regulations for protection of commercial fisheries of Alaska,

1946. [May 1946.] cover title, 66 p. 1 pi. (Regulatory announcement 15.)
[Regulations effective Mar. 22, 1946. Text on p. 2 of cover. Supersedes laws
and regulations published in Interior Department Regulatory Announcement
12, effective Mar. 28, 1945, as amended.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 609

L. C. card F26-1 1 49.24 : 15

Same, amendments, with title, Regulatory announcement 15, amdt. 1-3;

May 3- July 6, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. and 1 p. 4° [Processed. Title 50, Wildlife,
chap. 1, Fish and Wildlife Service, subchap. Q, Alaska commercial fisheries,
published by Federal Register Division, National Archives. Amendments 1
and 2 issued as one publication.] t I 49.24 : 15/amdt.l-3

Regulations relating to game and fur animals, birds, and game fishes in

Alaska, 1946-47 [effective July 1, 1946]. [July 1946.] cover title, 24 p. il.
(Regulatory announcement 16; Alaska Game Commission.) [Regulations
contained herein should not be relied upon as correct after June 30, 1947. Text
on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 609

L. C. card Agr 26-862 I 49.24 : 16

Oysters. Reaction of oysters to chlorination [with bibliography] ; by Paul S.
Galtsoff. 1946. ii + 28 p. il. (Research report 11.) * Paper, 10c. • Item 010
L. C. card 46-26691 I 49.26 : 11

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Note. — The publications of the United States Geological Survey consist of Mono-
graphs, Professional papers, Bulletins, Water-supply papers, folios of the Geologic atlas
of the United States, topographic maps (some of which bear descriptive text), base maps,
and other maps of the United States and of single States. Practically all of them are
sale publications. Tlie maps and folios are sold by the Geological Survey, Washington 25,
D. C. Orders for other publications that are for sale should lie sent to the Superintendent
of Documents, Washington 25, D. C.

HollidaysMirg, Pa. Hollidaysburg-Huntingdon folio. Pa. ; by Charles Butts,
Washington, D. C, Geological Survey, 1946. cover title, 20 p. il. 3 pi. 6 maps,
2 tab. large 4° (Geologic atlas of United States 227.) [Text and illustrations
on p. 2-4 of cover.] t Paper, $2.00. 1 19.5/1 : 227

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Maps

Note. — The maps listed below are sold by the Geological Survey. Remittances for these
maps should be made by money order payable to the Director of tlie Geological Survey,
Washington 25, D. C. Except as otherwise indicated, a discount of 40 percent is allowed
on an order for maps, or for maps and geologic folios, that amounts to $5.(10 at the retail
price. In ordering give the name and scale of each map and the State in which tlie area lies.

AlaMma. Correlation of outcropping Upper Cretaceous formations in Alabama
and Texas, oil and gas investigations, preliminary ctiart 23 [witli text] ; modi-
fied from cliart by Stephenson, King, Monroe, and Imlay by Watson H. Monroe,
n. p. 1946. 32X21 in. t20c. 119.25 : Oi 5/6/prelim.chart 23

Correlation of pre-Sekna Upper Cretaceous formations between Tuscaloosa

County, Ala. and Neshoba County, Miss., oil and gas investigations, preliminary
chart 20 [with text] ; by D. Hoye Eargle. n. p. 1946. 21X36 in. [Prepared
with cooperation of Geological Survey of Alabama, and Department of Geology,
University of Alabama.! t 30c. 1 19.25 : Oi 5/6/prelim.chart 20

Geologic map of Tertiary formations of Alabama, geology by F. Stearns

MacNeil ; maps by W. C. Warren and Gulf Oil Corporation are included with
some modifications ; oil and gas investigations, preliminary map 45. Scale
10 m. =1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. n. p. 1946. 26X34 in. t 40c.

1 19.25 : Oi 5/5/prelim.map 45

Midway and Wilcox stratigraphy of Alabama and Mississippi; Strategic

minerals investigations, preliminary maps 3-195 ; geology by F. Stearns MacNeil.
n. p. 1945. 33X47 in. [Accompanied by processed text, with title, Summary of
Midway and W^ilcox stratigraphy of Alabama and Mississippi, by F. Stearns
MacNeil, 1946, cover title, 29 leaves, 4°.] t 50c. 1 19.25: M 66/9/prelim.

Colorado. Preliminary map showing sand and gravel deposits of Colorado, com-
piled by Helen Varnes and D. M. Larrabee. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000.
n. p. 1946. 37X50 in. (Missouri Basin studies, no. 2.) t 50c.

1 19.25 : M 69o/no.2/prelim.

Montana. Permian phosphate deposits of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah
as compiled from maps of Geological Survey ; strategic minerals investigations,
preliminary map 3-198; by Patricia S. Clabaugh. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale
1:1,000,000. n. p. Mar. 1946. 31X20 in. [Includes List of publications and
other sources.] t 30c. 119.25 : M 66/10/prelim.

• Preliminary map showing sand and gravel deposits of Montana, compiled

by D. M. Larrabee and A. F. Shride. Scale 1 : 500,000, scale 10 m.=1.3 in.
n. p. 1946. 2 sheets, each 42X38 in. (Missouri Basin studies, no. 6.) t 70c.
per set of 2 sheets. 1 19.25 : M 69o/no.6,sh.l,2/prelim.

North Dakota. Preliminary map showing sand and gravel deposits of North
Dakota, compiled by D. M. Larrabee, L. C. Huff, and C. Ahlman. Scale 10 m.=
1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. n. p., Feb. 1, 1946. 2SX46 in. (Missouri Basin
studies, no. 3.) 1 35c. 1 19.25 : M 69o/no.3/prelim.

Ohio. Stratigrapluc relationship of Berea, Corry, and russewagn sandstones
in northeastern Ohio and northwestern Pennsylvania, by Wallace De Witt, jr. ;
oil and gas investigations, preliminary chart 21 [with text]. Scale 5 m.=1.7 in.
n. p. 1946. 31X48 in. [Drafting by Violet Massarelli. Prepared with coopera-
tion of Ohio Geological Survey and Pennsylvania Topographic and Geologic
Survey.] t40c. 1 19.25 : Oi 5/6/prelim.chart 21

Oklahoma. Maps of northeastern Oklahoma and parts of adjacent States show-
ing thickness and subsurface distribution of Lower Ordovician and Upper Cam-
brian rocks below Stimpson group, maps also show oil and gas pools in these
rocks, by H. Andrew Ireland, assisted by John II. Warren ; oil and gas in-
vestigations, preliminary map 52 [with text] by-H. Andrew Ireland. S"cale 10
m.=1.3 in. n. p. 1946. 33X41 in. [Prepared in cooperation with Okla-
homa Geological Survey.] 1 60c. 1 19.25 : Oi 5/5/prelim.map 52

South Dakota. Preliminary map sliowlng sand and gravel deposits of South
Dakota, compiled by D. M. Larrabee. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000.
n. p. Feb. 1, 1946. 32X50 in. (Missouri Ba.sin studies, no. 4.) t 3.5c.

1 19.25 : M 69o/no.4/prelim.

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Wyoming. Geologic and structure contour map of Sage Creek Dome, Fremont
County, Wye, geology by Henry H. R. Sharkey, Alfred D. Zapp and Chester
O. Johnson assisted by.M. Dean Willlam9, Edward B. Wasson and Henry H.
Gray; oil and gas investigations, preliminary map 53 [with text] ; by Henry H.
R. Sharkey. Scale 1 m.=2 in. n. p. 1946. 31X-44 in. [Prepared with coopera-
tion of Geological Survey of Wyoming and Deixirtment of Geology, University
of Wyoming.] t yOc. 1 19.25 : Oi 5/5/prelim.map 53

Geology of Bargoe area, Fremont County, Wyo., oil and gas investigations,

preliminary map 5(5 [with text] ; by M. Dean Williams and H. H. R. Sharkey,
n. p. 1946. 21X80 in. [Prepared with cooperation of Geological S\irvey of
Wyoming and Department of Geology, IJniversity of Wyoming.] t 40c.

1 19.25 : 01 5/5/prelim.map 56

Preliminary map showing sand and gravel deposits of Wyoming, compiled

by D. M. Larrabee and A. F. Shride. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,0<:k).
n. p. 1946. 37X47 in. (Missouri Basin studies, no. .">.) t .jOc.

1 19.25 : M 69o/no.5/prelim.

TopogmpMc quadrangle maps

Note. — The Geological Survey make contoured maps — three-dimension topographic
maps — which are designed eventually to cover the vrhole United States, also Alaska.
Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. The individual maps are projected to represent quadrangle
areas rather than political divisions, and each map is designated by the name of some
prominent town or natural feature within that area. The scales most commonly used
are 1 : 24,000 (1 lnch = 2,000 feet) ; 1 : 31,680 (1 inch = % mile), 1 : 62.500 (1 inch = about
1 mile), and 1 : 125.000 (1 iuch = about 2 miles). A general description of topographic
maps and a list of the symbols used are printed on the reverse of each sheet.

About half of the continental area of the country, excluding Alaska, has been mapped,
every State being represented. Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Hawaii,
Maryland, Massachusetts. New Hampshire, New York, Ohio, Rhode Island, and West
Virginia are completely mapped. Maps of the regular size are sold by the Geological
Survey at 10c. each. Except as otherwise indicated a discount of 40 percent is allowed
on an order for maps, or for maps and geologic folios, that amounts to 55.00 at the retail
price. In ordering, give the name and scale of each map and the State in which the area
lies.

Alnhama. Citronelle quadrangle, lat. 31'-3in5', long. 8S°-88°15'. Scale 1 : 62,500,
contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X15 in. 1 10c.

1 19.12 : 1 C 498/946

Arkansas, Little Rock quadrangle, lat. 34°37'30"-34M5', long. 92''15'-92°22'30".
Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X14 in. 1 10c.

I19.12:3L73/946

Connecticut. Connecticut, Danielson quadrangle, lat. 41"'45'-41°52'30". long.
71'"52'30"-72°. Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
17X13 in. flOc. 1 19.12 : 6 D 228/946

Connecticut. Stafford Springs quadrangle, lat. 41''52'30"-12"'. long. 72''15'-

72°22'30". Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
17X13 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 6 St 13/946

Indiana. Indiana, Batesville quadrancle. lat. 39''15'-39*22'30". long. 85''07'30"-
85''15'. Scale 1 : 24,000, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 23X18 in.
1 10c. 1 19.12 : 14 B 319/946

> Indiana, Jasper quadrangle, lat. 38''22'30"-38'"30'. long. 86°52'30"-87°.

Scale 1 : 24,000, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 23X18 in. 1 10c.

1 19.12 : 14 J 312/946

Massachusetts. Massachusetts. Boston north quadrangle, lat. 42°22'30"-42°30'.
long. 71''-71°07'30". Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of
1946. 17X13 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 21 B 657n/946

Massachusetts, Boston south quadrangle, lat. 42'15'-42°22'30", long. 71°-

71''07'30". Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X13
in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 21 B 657 S/946

Massachusetts, Lexington quadrangle, lat. 42''22'30"-42''30', long.

71°07'30"-71''15'. Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
17X13 in. tlOc. 1 19.12 : 21 L 591/946

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Massachusetts — Continued

Massachusetts, Lynn quadrangle, lat. 42''22'30"-42''30', long. 70°52'30"-71''

Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X13 in. 1 10c.

1 19.12 : 21 L 993/94(i

— — Massachusetts, Medfleld quadrangle, lat. 42''07'30"-42''15', long. 71°15'-
71°22'30". Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X13
in. tlOc. 1 19.12 : 21 M 467/946

Massachusetts, Palmer quadrangle, lat. 42°07'30"^:2°15', long. 72°15'-

72°22'30". Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X13
in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 21 P 182/946

Massachusetts, Wachusett Mtn. quadrangle, lat. 42''22'30"-42°30', long.

7l°52'30"-72°. Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
17X13 in. tlOc. 1 19.12 : 21 W 115/946

Massachusetts, Westford quadrangle, lat. 42°30'-42°37'30", long.

71°22'30"-71°30'. Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
17 X 13 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 21 W 526/946

Massachusetts, Wrentham quadrangle, lat. 42°-42°07'30", long. 71°15'-

71''22'30". Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X13
in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 21 W 928/946

■ Massachusetts-New Hampshire, Aslibnnibam quadrangle, lat. 42°37'30"-

42''45', long. 71°52'80"-72°. Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p.
edition of 1946. 17X 13 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 21 As 32/946

Massachusetts-Rhode Island, Franklin quadrangle, lat. 42°-42°07'30",

long. 71°22'30"-71''30'. Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition
of 1946. 17 X 13 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 21 F 854/946

Michigan. Michigan, Crystal Falls quadrangle, lat. 46°-46°07'30", long. 88°15'-
88°22'30". Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
17X12 in. tlOc. 119.12:22 0 889/946

Michigan, Fortune Lakes quadrangle, lat. 46°-46°07'30", long. 8S°22'30"-

88^30'. Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X12
in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 22 F 779/^6

Michigan, Utica quadrangle, lat. 42°37'30"-42°45', long. 83°-S3°07'30".

Scale 1 : 24,000, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 23X17 in. 1 10c.

1 19.12 : 22 Ut 3/946

Missouri. Missouri, Sedalia east quadrangle, lat. 38°37'30"-38°45", long.
93°07'30"-93°15'. Scale 1 : 24,000, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
23 X 18 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 25 Se 27e/946

Missouri, Sedalia west quadrangle, lat. 38°37'30"-38°45', long. 93°15'-

93''22'30". Scale 1 : 24,000, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 23X18
in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 25 Se 27w/946

New York. New York, Hartford quadrangle, lat. 43°15'-43°22'30", long.
73°22'30"-73°30'. Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
17X 13 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 32 H 253/946

New York-Vermont, West Pawlet quadrangle, lat. 43°15'-43°22'30", long.

73°22'30"-73''30'. Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
17X 13 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 32 W 52p/2/946

Pennsylvania, Lansdowne quadrangle, lat. 39°52'30"^0'', long. 75°15'-75°22'30".
Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X13 in. 1 10c.

1 19.12 : 38 L 291/W6
INDIAN AFFAIRS OFFICE

Noorvik Native Community. Constitution and by-laws of Noorvik Native Com-
munity, Alaska ; approved May 11, 1939. 1046. [1] +4 p. t • Item 632
L. O. card 46-26517 I 20.9/2 : N 73/2

Paiute Indians. Corporate charter of Kanosh band of Paiute Indians of Kanosh
Reservation, Utah ; ratified Aug. 15, 1943. 1946. [1] +6 p. t • Item 632
L. 0. card 46-26411 I 20.9/2 : K 18/4

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MINES BUREAU

Ucryllium. Extraction and uses of beryllium in Germany ; by George T. Motock.
June 1946. [1] + 12 p. 1 pi. 4° (Information circular, I. C. 7357.) [Proc-
essed.] t
L. C. card 46-26689 1 28.27 : 7357

Cnnent in Latin America ; by Oliver Bowles and A. Taeves. June 1946. [l]+ol
p. 4° (Information circular, I. C, 7360.) [Processed.] t
L. C. card 4&-26690 1 28.27 : 7360

Coal. Analyses of Alaska coals; [articles]. 1946. v4- 114 p. map. (Technical
paper G82.) * Paper, 25c. • Item 646
L. C. card 46-26563 1 28.7 : 682

Includes. — Preface ; by A. C. Fieldner. — Coal fields of Alaska [with selected bibliog-
raphy 1 : by George O. Gates. — Production, distribution, and use: by C. H. Bell and
R. L. Anderson. — Relationship of mine samples to commercial shipments ; by N. H.
Snyder. — Analyses of mine, tipple, and delivered samples ; by H. M. Cooper, N. H. Snyder,
R. F. Abernethy, E. C. Tarpley, and R. J. Swingle. — Description of mine samples ; com-
piled by H. M. Cooper, R. F. Abernethy and E. C. Tarpley. — Description of delivered
samples ; by N. H. Snyder and R. J. Swingle. — Index.

Carbonizing properties of Eagle-bed coal from prospect shaft, Carbon,

Kanawha County, W. Va.; by D. A. Reynolds, J. D. Davis, W. H. Ode, R. E.
Brewer, and G. W. Birge. 1946. Tii+43 p. il. (Technical paper 691.) [In-
cludes list entitled Publications on survey of carbonizing properties of American
coals.] ♦ Paper, 15c. • Item 646

L. C. card 46-26567 1 28.7 : 691

Coal-mine explosions and coal- and metal-mine fires in United States, fiscal

year 1945; by D. Harrington, W. J. Fene, and H. B. Humphrey. June 1946.
[1] 4-22 p. 1 pi. 4" (Information circular, I. C. 7359.) [Processed,] t

L. C. card 45-36731 1 28.27 : 7359

Hydrogenation and liquefaction of coal: pt. 5, Characterization of light

oil; by B. H. Kaplan, H. H. Storch, and Milton Orchin. 1946. ii+18 p. il.
(Technical paper 690.) * Paper, 10c. • Item 646

L C. card 41-50290 1 28.7 : 690

Cobalt; by Hubert W. Davis. 1946. [2] +9 p. [Preprint from Minerals year-
• book, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. 1 28.37/a : C 632/945

Coke. Wartime progress in coke production ; by William Seymour. June 1946.
[l]-f 13 p. 1 pi. 4" (Report of investigations, R. I. 3907.) [Processed.] t

I 28.23 : 3907

Copper mines. Injuries, exposure-to-hazard, and productivity at copper mines
in United States during 1944; [prepared by Francis J. Kennedy]. June 24,
1946. 15 p. 4° (Mineral industry surveys; H. S. S. no. 359.) [Processed.] t

128.26:359

Dichlorodifiuoromethane. Extinction of propane and butane flames by dichloro-
difluoromethane ; by G. W. Jones and F. E. Scott. June 1946. [1] +8 p. 1 pi. 4"
(Report of investigations, R. I. 3908.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3908

Diesel locomotives. Observations on use of Diesel freight locomotive through
railway tunnel; by L. B. Berger and L. H. McGuire. June 1946. [l]+20 p. 5
pi. 4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3887.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3887

El Dot-ado eoppcr mine. Exploration of El Dorado copper mine. El Dorado
County, Calif. ; by R. H. Bedford. Jime 1946. [l]-f5 p. 5 pi. 4° (Report of
investigations, R. I. 3896.) [Processed] t 128.23:3896

Explosives-handling practices at mines of Anaconda Copper Mining Co. at Butte,
Mont. ; by Edward F. Courtney and John A. Johnson. June 1946. [l]-f 13 p.
7 pi. 4° (Information circular, I. C. 7356.) [Processed.] t 1 28.27 : 73."i6

Fluorite. Concentration of fluorite from Metals Reserve Company stock piles;
by M. M. Fine, W. A. Calhoun, and R. G. O'Meara. June 1946. [l]-f-13 p. 2.
pi. 4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3893.) [Processed.] t I 28.23 : 3893

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Fluorspar. Exploration of Eagle Mountain fluorspar deposits, Hudspeth County,
Tex.; by William E. Dennis. June 1946. [1]+11 p. 4 pi. 4° (Report of
investigations, R. I. 3S7S.) [Processed.] t I2S.2o:3878

Study of fault determinations by geophysical methods in fluorspar areas

of western Kentucky ; by F. W. Lee and S. J. Hemberger. June 1946. [l]+27
p. 37 pi. 4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3889.) [Processed.] f

128.23:3889

Oeophysical abstracts 123. Oct.-Dec. 1&45, with index to abstracts 120-123 ; com-
piled by V. Skitsky. June 1946. [l]+78 p. 4° (Information circular, I. C.
7355.) [Processed.] f
L. C. card G. S 37-206 128.27: 7355

Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in South Dakota and Wyoming (mine report) ;
by G. E. Woodward. 1946. [2] +7 p. il. [Preprint from Minerals vearbook,
1945.] *Paper, 5c. 1 28.37/a : G 563/9/945

Hclinui. Helium tracer studies in Elk Hills, Calif., field; by E. M. Frost, jr.
.Tune 1946. [l]-|-6 p. 8 pi. 4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3897.) [Proc-
essed.] t 128.23:3897

Improved apparatus and procedure for determination of helium in natural

gas; by E. M. Frost, jr. June 1946. [l]-}-16 p. 7 pi. 4° (Report of investi-
gations, R. I. 3899. ) [Processed.] t 128.23:3899

Irov. Small-scale tests of selective reduction of iron in titaniferous iron ores;
by R. J. O'Dea. June 1946. [lH-19 p. 4° (Report of investigations, R. I.
3886.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3886

Lignite. Gasification of lignite and subbituminous coal, progress report for
1944 : 1, Carbonization and gasification of lignite in laboratory retorts ; 2,
Gasification of lignite in Glover-West retorts ; 3, Gasification of lignite char
briquets in water-gas machine; 4, Gasification of subbitiuninous coal and
lignite in Golden, Colo., pilot plant ; by V. F. Parry, D. C. Gernes, J. B. Good-
man, E. O. AVagner, A. W. Koth, W. L. Patty, and E. C. Yeager. June 1946.
[l]-f59 p. 17 pi. 4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3901.) [Processed.
This report presents results of work by the Mines Bureau in cooperation with
University of North Dakota and Colorado School of Mines.] t I 28.23 : 3901

Mine rescue work. Plan for training mine officials in rescue organization and
disaster prevention ; by E. R. Maize and J. V. Berry. June 1946. [1] -f 13
p.+[4] leaves-f3 pi. 4° (Information circular, I. C. 7353.) [Processed.] t
L. C. card 46-26675 I 28.27 : 7353

Mineral market reports MMS 1406, MMS 1416, MMS 1423-MMS 1424, MJIS 1429-
MMS 1433. [1946'] 4° (Mineral industry surveys.) [Processed.] t

1 28.28 :
Note. — These reports give statistical data as to production, consumption, and mar-
kets during previous year for some particular mineral commodity, and are issued as
soon after close of year as data are available.
1406. Tungsten in 194.5 : [prepared by Hubert W. Davis} 3 p.

1416. Zirconium industry in 1945 [prepared by Allan F. Matthews and R. Louise
Bryson]. 2 p.

1423. Molybdenum in 1945; [prepared by Edwin K. Jenckes]. 3 p.

1424. Vanadium in 1945 ; [prepared by Edwin K. Jenckes]. 2 p.

1429. Secondary lead in 1945; [prepared by Herbert L. Cullen and Edith E. den

Hartog]. 3 p.

1430. Secondary nickel in 1945 ; [prepared by Herbert L. Cullen.] 2 p.

1431. Secondary tin in 1945 ; [prepared by Herbert L. Cullen and Edith B. den

Hartog]. 2 p.

1432. Secondary magnesium in 1945; [prepared by Herbert L. Cullen]. 2 p.

1433. Secondary aluminum in 1945 ; [prepared by Herbert L. Cullen and A, J.

McDermid]. 4 p.

Nitrogen compounds; by Bertrand L. Johnson. 1946. [2]-f-0 p. [Preprint
from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. I 28.37/a : N 638/945

Petroleum and Natural-Gas Division. Report of Petroleum and Natural-Gas
Division, fiscal year 1944 ; by R. A. Cattell, H. P. Wheeler, jr. and others. June
1946. [l]+29 p. 10 pi. 4° (Information circular, I. C. 7358.) [Processed.] t
L. C. card 4(>-26676 1 28.27 : 7358

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938 Government Publications

Publications. Suppleiueut to List of publications, Bureau of Mines, Jan. 1-Dec.
31, 1945, with subject and author index. 1946. [2] +34 p. t • Item 638

1 28.5/1 : 945

Quantitative analysis. Routine quantitative analysis by X-ray diffraction: 1,
Photometric procedure ; 2, Analytical method ; by James W. Ballax'd and H. H.
Schrenk. June 194a [1] +10 p. 5 pi. 4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3888.)
[Processed.] t 128.23:3888

Shite; by Oliver Bowles and M. G. Downey. 1946. [2] +9 p. il. [Preprint from
Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. 1 28.37/a : SI 14/945

Siioduniene. Studies on flotation of spodumene from Edison mine. Keystone,
S. Dak. [with bibliography] ; by Gerald A. Munson and K. L. Erickson. June
1946. [l]+8 p. 1 pi. 4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3892.) [Proc-
essed.] t 128.23:3892

Water heating. Automatic water heating, utilizing subbituminous coal, by V. F.
Parry, W. S. Landers, and J. B. Goodman. June 1946. [1] +11 p. 6 pi. 4" (Re-
port of investigations, R. L 3890.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3890

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

Andrew Johnson National Monument, Tenn. [1946.] [6] p. il. f • Item 651
L. C. card 46-26679 I 29.21 : An 2/946

Aztec Ruins National Monument, N. Mex. [Revised Nov. 27, 1945.] [1946 ]
[6] p. il. t • Item 651
L. 0. card 46-26865. 1 29.21 : Az 7/3/945

Glacier National Parh. Accommodations and services. Glacier National Park,
season of 1946. [1946.] 4 leaves, 4° t • Item 1 29.6 : G 45/9/&46

National Capital parks, outdoor program, season 1946. 1&46. [2] +38 p. 11.
[Another illustration on front cover.] t • Item 652 1 29.6 : N 21/7/946

Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site, Hyde Park, N. Y. [1946.] [6] p. il
t • Item 651 I 29.21 : V 28/2/94(;

Maps

Kings Canyon National Park. Trail map, General Grant Grove, Kings Canyon
National Park. Scale 1 m.=2.2 in. 1946. 8X10 in. t Kings Canyon Na-
tional Park. 1 29.8 : G 28

Sequoia National Park. Trail map. Giant Forest, Sequoia National Park. Scale
1,000 ft. =1 in.- 1946. 10X9 in. t Sequoia National Park. 129.8:0 34

YeHmostone National Park, season June 20-Sept. 10, motorists, May 1 to Oct. 15
(dates approximate) . [1946.] 1 sheet (with map on verso) , il. oblong f, folded
into narrow 8° size, f • Item 652 1 29.6 : T 3/19/9-16

RECLAMATION BUREAU

Alius project. Earthwork and structures, station 610+00 to station 1147+37,
Altus Canal, Altus project, Okla. [1946.] cover title, [7] leaves+[2]+38 p.
38 pi. map, 4° (Specifications 1374.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications,
and drawings; bids will be received until June 28, 1946.] t Paper, $2.50.

1 27.8 : 1374

Boise project. Earthwork and structures, "C" line east canal laterals 1.7 to
7.7-1.9 and Conway Gulch lateral from station 2+00 to station 60+50 and
sublaterals, Payette division, Boise project, Idaho. [1946.] cover title, [7]
leaves+[2]+40 p. 40 pi. map, 4° (Specifications 1390.) [Processed. Sched-
ule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until July 15, 1946.]
t Paper, $2.50. 1 27.8 : 1390

. Preparation of concrete aggregates. Star Lane deposit, Payette division,

Boise project, Idaho. [1046.] cover title, [2] leaves+[2]+7 p. 1 pi. 4° (Speci-
fications 1405.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will
be received until July 29, 1946]. t Paper, $1.00. 1 27.8: 1405

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August 1946 939

Boise project- — Continued

Radial gates and radial-gate hoists for "C" line canal east stations 61+74.6

and 462+20 checks, Payette Division, Boise project, Idaho. [1946.] cover
title, [8] leaves+[2J+ll p. 6 pi. 1 tab. 4° (Specifications 1421.) [Processed.
Invitation for bids, schedule, specitications, and drawings ; bids vpill be received
until July 29, 1946. ] t Paper, $1.25. 1 27.8 : 1421

Boulder Canyon project. Earthwork, canal lining, and structures, station 6106+
06 to station 6267+10, Coachella Canal, AU-American Canal system, Boulder
Canyon project, Ariz.-Calif.-Nev. [1946.] cover title. [13] leaves+[2] +
l-ld+2-49 p. 20 pi. map, 4° (Specifications 1379.) [Processed. Schedules,
specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until July 8, 1946.]
t Paper, $2.50. 1 27.8 : 1379

■ Earthwork, land leveling, East Mesa predevelopment. East Mesa division,

AU-Americau Canal System, Boulder Canyon project, Ariz-Nev.-Calif. [1946.]
cover title, [3] leaves+[2]+8 p. 9 pi. 4" (Specifications 1392.) [Processed.
Schedule, specifications, and drawings ; bids will be received until July 16, 1946.]
t Paper, 75c. I 27.8 : 1392

Safety bulkheads and doors for tunnel-plug outlets and penstock tunnels

for Boulder Dam, Boulder Canyon project, Ariz-Calif -Nev. [1946.] cover title,
[9] leaves+[2]+ll p. 13 pi. 1 tab, 4° (Specifications 1416.) [Processed.
Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received
uutU Aug. 6, 1946.] t Paper, $1.25. 127.8:1416

Carson City Qovernment Camp. Six 2-bedroom, type 2 prefabricated or precut
residences for Carson City Government Camp, region 4. [1946.] cover title,
[6] leaves+[2]+7 p. 2 pi. 4° (Specifications 1427.) [Processed. Invitation
for bids, schedules, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until
July 26. 1946. ] t Paper, 50c. 1 27.8 : 1427

Central Valley project. Adapters for 96-inch hollow- jet valves for outlet works at
Friant Dam, Central Valley project, Calif. [1946.] cover title, [7] leaves+
[2] +9 p. 2 pi, 4" (Specifications 1376.) [Processed. Invitation for bids,
schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until July 5, 1946.]
t Paper, 75c. I 27.8 : 1376

Aluminum accordion doors and aluminum-sash window for Shasta power-
plant, Kennett division. Central Valley project, Calif. [1946.] cover title,
[7] leaves+[2]+12 p. 3 pi. 4° (Specifications 1420.) [Processed. Invitation
for bids, schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until
July 30, 1946. ] t Paper, $1.00. 1 27.8 : 1420

Carbon-dioxide fire-extinguishing equipment for Shasta and Keswick power

plants, Central Valley project, Calif. [1946.] cover title, [11] leaves + [2] +
14p. 7pl. 4° (Specifications 1369.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedules,
specifications, and drawings ; bids will be received until July 10, 1946.] t Paper,
$1.00. 127.8:1369

8- by 8-inch jet pumps for Shasta powerplant, Kennett division, Central

Valley project, Calif. [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves + [2]+7 p. 6 pi. 1 tab. 4°
(Specifications 1387.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications,
and drawings; bids will be received until July 17, 1946.] f Paper, $1.00.

I 27.8 : 1387

Electric elevator for Keswick powerplant, Kennett division. Central Vallev

project, Calif. [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves+ [2] +29 p. 4 pi. map, 4° (Speci-
fications 1395.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will
be received until July 24, 1946.] t Paper, $1.50. 1 27.8 : 1395

Installation of 2 main generators in Shasta powerplant, Kennett division,

Central Valley project, Calif. [1946.] cover title, [4] leaves+[2]+ll p.
4 pi. 4" (Specifications 1396.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications, and
drawings; bids will be received until July 29, 1946.] t Paper, 75c.

127.8:1396

Pipe, fittings, and valves for Keswick powerplant. Central Valley project,

Calif. [1946.] cover title, [8] leaves+[2]+116 p. 41 pi. 4° (Specifications
1403.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and draw-
ings ; bids will be received until .July 22, 1946.] f Paper. %^M. 1 27.8 : 1403

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940 Go^^ERNMENT Publications

«

Central Valley project — Continued

Steel railings, stairs, and partitions for Shasta Daui and powerplant, Ken-

uett division, Central Valley project, Calif. [1946.] cover title, [6J leaves+
[2] +6 p. 9 pi. 4° (Specifications 1433.) [Processed. Invitation for bids,
schedule, specilications, and drawings; bids will be received until Aug. 8, 1946.]
t Paper, $1.00. 1 27.8 : 1433

Colorado-Biff Thotnpson project. Earthwork and structures for Aspen Creek
siphon, Marys Lake powerplant, penstock, spillway, and switchyard, Marys
Lake reservoir dikes and road relocation, Prospect Mountain conduit and
Estes power plant, penstock, and switchyard, Colorado-Big Thompson project,
Colo. [1946.] cover title, [35] leaves+ [2] +117 p. 60 pi. map, 4° (Specifica-
tions 1393.) [Processed. Schedules, specifications, and drawings; bids will
be received until July 30, 1946.] t Paper, $4.75. 1 27.8 : 1393

Colorado River project. Gasoline-engine-driven generator unit for Marshall Ford
Dam, Colorado River project, Tex. [1946.] cover title, [9] leaves+[2]+8
p. 4° (Specifications 1390.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, and
specifications; bids will be received until July 25, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00.

127.8:1399

ColumMa Basin project. Aluminum folding doors and aluminum framing mem-
bers for glass-block windows. Grand Coulee power plant, Columbia Basin
project, Wash. [1946.] cover titie, [7] leaves+[2]+14 p. 3 pi. 4° (Specifi-
cations 1361.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and
drawings; bids will be received until July 11, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00.

127.8:1361

Check, maiu canal, station llOl-f-29.0 and earthwork, concrete lining, and

structures, station 0+25 to station 650+00, east low canal, Columbia Basin
project, Wash. [1946.] cover title, [10] leaves+[2]+52 p. 25 pi. map, 4°
(Specifications 1422.) [Processed. Schedules, specifications, and drawings;
bids will be received until Aug. 20, 1946.] t Paper, $2.50. 127.8: 1422

Crest railings with lighting for Grand Coulee Dam, Columbia Basin project.

Wash. [1946.] cover title, [8] leaves+[2]+12 p. 4 pi. 4° (Specifications
1419.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedules, specifications, and draw-
ings ; bids will be received until Aug. 7, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00. 1 27.8 : 1419

Garage building at Ephrata. Columbia Basin project. Wash. [1946.] cover

title, [5] leaves+[2]+57 p. 5 pi. 4" (Specifications 1378.) [Processed.
Schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until June 25,
1946.] t Paper, $2.75. 127.8:1378

Hoists for reverse-flow coaster gates. Grand Coulee pumping plant, Colum-
bia Basin project, Wash. [1946.] cover title, [7] leaves+[2]+17 p. 28 pi.
4 tab. 4° (Specifications 1377.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule,
specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until July 15, 1946.]
t Paper, $1.50. 1 27.8 : 1377

Long Lake Dam, Columbia Basin project. Wash. [1946.] cover title,

[9] leaves+[2]+58 p. 7 pi. 2 maps, 4° (Specifications 1401.) [Processed.
Schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until Aug. 7, 1946.]
t Paper, $2.50. 1 27.8 : 1401

Motors for Grand Coulee pumping plant, Columbia Basin pi-oject, Wash.

[1946.] cover title, [13] leaves+51 p. 7 pi. 4° (Specifications 1373.) [Sched-
ule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until August 16, 1946.1
t Paper, $2.00. 1 27.8 : 1373

Potholes Dam, Columbia Basin project, Wash. [1946.] cover title, [12]

leaves+[2]+68 p. 9 pi. 2 maps, 4° (Specifications 140O.) [Processed. Sched-
ule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until Aug. 15, 1946.]
t Paper, $2.50. I 27.8 : 1400

Settlement of Columbia Basin reclamation project ; [prepared by Division

of Information]. [1944, revised 1945, reprinted with changes 1946.] [2] +22
p. il. narrow 8° t • Item 661

L. O. card 46-26863 I 27.2 : C 72/4/946

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Columbia Basin project — Continued

70-ton gantry crane for Grand Coulee pumping plant, Columbia Basin

project, Wash. [1946.] cover title, [9] leaves+[2]+39 p. 3 pi. 4° (Specifi-
cations 1391.) [Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and drawings;
bids will be received until July 22, 1946.] t Paper, $2.25. I 27.8 : 1391

Steel-sash windows for elevator towers. Grand* Coulee Dam, Columbia

Basin project. Wash. [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves-f [2] +7 p. 1 pi. 4° (Speci-
fications 1438.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and
drawing ; bids wull be received until Aug. 22, 1946.] t Paper, 75c. 1 27.8 : 1438

Structural steel for Northern Pacific R. R. bridge, station 409+12.75,

main canal, Columbia Basin project. Wash. [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves +
[2]-i-10 p. 3 pi. 4° (Specifications 1406.) [Invitation for bids, schedule, speci-
fications, and drawings ; bids will be received until Aug. 2, 1946.] f Paper,
$1.00. 127.8:1406

- Traveling cranes for Grand Coulee pumping plant, Columbia Basin project,
Wash. [1946.] cover title, [9] leaves-f [2] +37 p. 2 pi. 4° ( Specifications 1417. )
[Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids
will be received until Aug. 15, 1946.] t Paper, $2.00. I 27.8 : 1417

20-ton traveling crane for warehouse B, Grand Coulee Dam, Columbia

Basin project. Wash. [1946.] cover title, [9] leaves+[2]+21 p. 4° (Specifi-
cations 1414.) [Invitation for bids, schedule and specifications; bids will be
received until July 24, 1946.] t Paper, $1.50. 1 27.8 : 1414

■ — — Unit substations for tail tower, caisson drydock, and caissort puller
machines. Grand Coulee Dam, Columbia Basin project. Wash. [1946.] cover
title, [7] leaves+[2]+15 p. 2 pi. 4° (Specifications 1428.) [Processed. In-
vitation for bids, schedules, specifications, and drawings ; bids will be received
until Aug. 19, 1946.] t Paper, 75c. 127.8:1428

Davis Dam. Davis Dam-Kingman 69-kilovolt transmission line, Davis Dam
project, Ariz.-Nev. [1946.] cover title, [9] leaves+[2]+l-lc+2-23 p. 35 pi.
map, 4° (Specifications 1397.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications, and
drawings ; bids will be received until Aug. 5, 1946.] t Paper, $2.75. 1 27.8 : 1397

• Phoenix-Tucson no. 2, 115-kilovolt transmission line, Davis Dam project,

Ariz.-Nev. [1946.] cover title, [12] leaves+[2]+l-lb+2-27 p. 46 pi. map, 4"
(Specifications 1415.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications, and drawings;
bids will be received untU Aug. 26, 1&46.] t Paper, $2.25. 127.8:1415

Synchronous condenser and control equipment for Tucson substation, Davis

Dam project, Ariz-Nev. [1946.] cover title, [10] leaves+[2]+39 p. 2 pi. 4"
(Specifications 1407.) [Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and draw-
ings ; bids will be received until Aug. 9, 1946.] 't Paper, $1.50. 1 27.8 : 1407

25 two-bedroom, type-2, prefabricated or precut residences for Davis Gov-
ernment Camp, Davis Dam project, Ariz.-Nev. [1M6.] cover title, [8] leaves+
[2] +7 p. 2 pi. 4° (Specifications 1408.) [Processed. Invitation for bids,
schedule, specifications, and drawings ; bids will be received until Julv 22, 1946.]
t Paper, 50c. 1 27.8 : 1408

Dfschutes project. Earthwork and structures, laterals M-45, M-4S, M-49, M-50,
M-51A, M-51B, M-52, M-53A, M-53B, M-54, M-55, M-56, M-56A and sublaterals,
Deschutes project. Ore. [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves+[2]+37 p. 34 pi.
map, 4° (Specifications 1889.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications, and
drawings; bids will be received until July 25, 1946.] t Paper, $2.25.

1 27.8 : 1389

Fort Peck project. Glendive-Miles City and Fort Peck-Williston 115-kilovolt
transmission lines, Fort Peck project, and Williston-Garrison Dam 115-kilovolt
transmission line, power transmission lines unit, Missouri Basin project. Fort
Peck project, Mont.-N. Dak., and power transmission lines unit, Missouri Basin
project. [1946.] cover title, [74] leaves+[2]+40 p. 37 pi. map, 4° (Speci-
fications 1411.) [Schedules, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received
until Aug. 15, 11M6.1 t Paper, $2.00. 127.8:1411

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942 Government Publications

Qila project. Earthwork, concrete lining, and structures, B-3.7 wasteway, station
0+00 to station 112+50. unit no. 1, Yuma Mesa division, GUa project, Ariz.
[1946.] cover title, [6] leaves+[2]+38 p. 10 pi. map 4» (Specifications 1388.)
[Processed. Schedule, specifications, and drawings ; bids will be received until
July 16, 1946.] t Paper, $2.00. 1 27.8 : 1388

Earthwork, lining, and structures, "A" canal and "A" laterals, unit no. 1,

Yuma Mesa division, Gila project, Ariz. [1916.] cover title, [9] leaves+[2] +
41 p. 31 pi. map, 4" (Specifications 1402.) [Schedules, specifications, and
drawings; bids will be received until July 23, 1916.] t Paper, $2.25.

1 27.8 : 1402

Jliniffry Horse project. Clearing part of Hungi-y Horse reservoir site, Hungry
Horse project, Mont. [1946.] cover title, [5] leaves+[2]+6 p. 2 maps, 4"
(Specifications 1429.) [Processed. Schedules, specifications, and drawings;
bids will be received until Aug. 19, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00. 1 27.8: 1429

150,000-gallon water storage tank for Hungry Horse Government Camp,

Hungry Horse project, Mont. [1946.] cover title, [4] leaves+[2]+15 p. 4 pi.
map, 4* (Specifications 1437.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications, and
drawings; bids will be received until Aug. 6, 1916.] t Paper, $1.25.

127.8:1437

Imperial County, Calif. Memorandum on East Mesa of Imperial County, Calif.
Apr. 25, 1946. 2+ [1] leaves, 4" [Processed.] t I27.2:Ea7

Mancos project. Jackson Gulch Dam and inlet and outlet canals. Mancos project,
Colo. [1946.] cover title, [13] leaves+[2]+84 p. 27 pi. 2 maps, 4* (Speci-
fications 1358.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will
be received until July 8, 1946.] t Paper, $3.50. 127.8:1358

Missouri Basin project. Anchor Dam, Owl Creek unit, Wyo., Missouri Basin
project. [1946.] cover title, [13] leaves+ [2] +77 p. 10 pi. 2 maps, 4° (Speci-
fications 13S6.) [Schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received
until July 22, 1916.] t Paper, $3.00. 1 27.S : 1386

Three 2-bedroom and two 3-bedroom prefabricated or precut houses for

Tiber Dam Government Camp, Lower Marias unit, Mont., Missouri Basin
project. [1946.] cover title, [8] leaves+[2]+12 p. 4" (Specifications 1398.)
[Processed. Invitation for bids, schedules and specifications; bids will be
received until July 24, 1916.] t Paper, 50c. 127.8:1398

Transformers for Kortes power plant, Kortes unit, "Wyo., Missouri Basin

project. [1946.] cover title, [8] leaves+[2]+15 p. 4° (Specifications 1431.)
[Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule and specifications ; bids will be
received until Aug. 16, 1946.] t Paper, 7oc. 127.8: 1431

Missouri River basin. Dismantling and moving buildings, reconstructing resi-
dences, constructing garages, streets and sidewalks and water-distribution and
sewerage systems for Government housing, Billings, Mont.. Slissouri River
basin, region 6. [1946.] cover title [10] leaves+[2]+40 p. 8 pi. 4" (Specifi-
cations 1394.) [Processed. Schedules, specifications, and drawings; bids will
be received until July 9, 1946.] t Paper, $2.00. I 27.8: 1394

Parlxcr Dam. Carrier-current telephone apparatus for Parker power plant.
Phoenix substation, Gila substation, B-lift tap. Mesa tap, siphon drop tap and
Yuma headquarters substation, Parker Dam power project, Ariz.-Calif., All-
American Canal project, Ariz.-Calif., Davis Dam project, Ariz.-Nev., Qila
project, Ariz. [1946.] cover title. [13] leaves+[2]+12 p. 4° (Specifications
1404.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedules, and specifications; bids will
be received until July 25, 1946.] t Paper, 75c. 1 27.8 : 1404

Rio Orande p-roject. Alamogordo Air Ba.se tap to Alamogordo substation, 115-
kilovolt transmission line, Rio Grande project, N. Mex.-Tex. [1946.] cover
title, [7] leave6+[2]+20 p. 30 pi. map, 4° (Specifications 1375.) [Processed.
Schedule, specifications, and drawings ; bids will bo received until July 10.
1946.] t Paper, $2.50. 1 27.8: 1375

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Shoshone project. Heart Mountain power plant, Shoshone project, Wyo. [1946.]
cover title, [16] leaves4- [2] +83 p. 15 pi. map, 4" ( Specifications 1385.) [Proc-
essed. Schedule, specifications, and drawings ; bids will be received until July
19,1946.] t Paper, $3.00. 127.8:1385

Yakima project. Earthwork, pipe lines, and structures, lateral distribution sys-
tem, pump area no. 15, Roza division, Yakima project. Wash. [1946.] cover,
title, [7] leaves+ [2] +36 p. 26 pi. 2 maps, 4° (Specifications 1436.) [Proc-
essed. Schedule, specifications, and drawings ; bids will be received" until Aug.
12, 1946.] t Paper, $2.00. I 27.8: 1436

WAR RELOCATION AUTHORITY

Report. Semiannual report, Jan. 1-June 30, 1946. [1946.] cover title, [2] +29
p. 4° [Processed.] t
L. C. card 43-53664 1 52.7 : 946A

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION

Note. — The bound volumes of the decisions, usually known as Interstate Commerce Com-
mission reports, Interstate Commerce Commission reports — Motor carrier cases, and Inter-
state Commerce Commission reports — Valuation reports are sold by the Superintendent of
Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C, at various prices, depending
upon the size of the volume. Separate decisions or opinions are sold on subscription, price
$1.50 per volume; foreign subscription, .$2.00 ; single copies, usually 5c. In ordering a
volume, be sure to specify the series and whether Finance or other than Finance decisions
are desired. Entries for the separate decisions are grouped below under center heads fol-
lowing other Interstate Commerce Commission publications.

Decisions. See, below, center heads beginning Decisions.

Orain. No. 1010, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term 1945, Interstate
Commerce Commission v. A. L. Mechling, Inland Waterways Corporation, Sec-
retary of Agriculture, and United States ; motion of Interstate Commerce
Commission for order in diminution of printed record. [1946.] cover title,
6 p. $ IC 1.13/1 : M 465/2

Motor carrier decisions. See, below, center head Decisions (Motor carrier).

Motor caiTiers. Meaning and significance of out-of-pocket, constant, and joint
costs in motor carrier operation; [prepared by Ford K. Edwards]. Washing-
ton, D. C, June 1946. cover title, [2] +32 p. 4° (Statement 4614; Transport
Economics and Statistics Bureau.) [Processed. This study, issued as in-
formation, has not been considered or adopted by Interstate Commerce Com-
mission.] t
L. C. card A 46-1748 10 1 mot.2 : C 82

Opinions. See, below, center heads beginning Decisions.

Railroad accidents. Investigation 2892: Erie Railroad Company, report in re
accident, Hammond, Ind., April 4, 1946. [1946.] 9 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t

IC 1 acci.5 : 2982

Investigation 2986 : Erie Railroad Company, report in re accident, Marion,

Ohio, April 22, 1946. [1946.] 11 p. il. 4" [Processed.] t IC 1 acci.5 : 2986

Investigation 2987: Central Vermont Railway, report in re accident, near

Sharon, Vt, April 24, 1946. [1946.] 8 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t

IC 1 accl.5 : 2987

Investigation 2990: Gulf, Mobile, and Ohio Railroad Company, report in

re accident near Carroll, Tenn., May 2, 1946. [1946.] 8 p. il. 4° [Proc-
essed.] t IC 1 acci.5 : 2990

Investigation 2991 : Monongahela Connecting Railroad Company, report in

re accident, near Elba Tower, Pittsburgh, Pa., May 6, 1946. [1946.] 8 p. il. 4°
[Processed.] t IC 1 acci.5 : 1991

Rail-highway grade-crossing accidents, year ended Dec. 31, 1945. Wash-
ington, D. C, June 1946. [3]+31p. 4° (Statement 4615.) [Processed.] t
L. C. card A 38-1029 IC 1 acci.8 : 945

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Railroads. 58th annual report of statistics of railways in United States for year
ended Dec. 31, 1W4, including selected data for Pullman Co., Railway Express
Agency, Inc., electric railways, carriers by water, oil pipe lines, motor carriers,
freight forwarders, and private car owners, subject to interstate commerce act
for [calendar] year 1944 [and abstract of reports of individual steam railways] ;
prepared by Bureau of Transport Economics and Statistics. 1946. x+1-2284-
301-578 p. il. 4° [ Page numbers 229-300 have been purposely omitted. ] • Cloth,
$2.25. • Item 701
L. C. card 5-11209 IC 1 ste.l : 944

Postwar earnings of class 1 railroads ; [prepared by Spurgeon Bell, Leroy

E. Peabody, and H. S. Cannell].. Washington, D. C, June 1946. cover title,
x+104 p. il. 4" (Statement 467.) [Processed.] t

L. C. card A 46-1747 IC 1.2 : R 13/3

Summary tables of 58tb annual report on statistics of railways in United

States, year ended Dec. 31, 1944, including selected data for Pullman Co., Rail-
way Express Agency, Inc., electric railways, carrier by water, oil pipe lines,
motor carriers, freight forwarders, and private car owners subject to inter-
state commerce act for [calendar] year 1944 ; prepared by Bureau of Transport
Economics and Statistics. 1946. x-f228 p. il. 4° * Paper, 65c.

IC 1 ste.l/a : 944

South Buffalo Railway. In district court for western district of New York, civil
action 1464, United States v. South Buffalo Railway Company, Bethlehem
Steel Company, and Bethlehem Steel Corporation; memorandum of Interstate
Commerce Commission as amicus curiae. [1946.] 11 p. t

IC 1.13/1 : SO 8/31

Traffic decisions. See below, center head Decisions (Traffic).

Decisions (Motor carrier)

Note. — The following decision or opinion issued in separate form is from the Interstate
Commerce Commission reports.

Clark Thread Co. No. MC-C-433, Clark Thread Company v. Atlantic States
Motor Lines, Inc. ; decided Dec. 29, 1945. [1946.] 49-54 p. (M-6711.) [From
Motor carrier cases, V. 46.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6711

Decisions (Traffic)

Note. — The following decisions or opinions issued in separate form are from the Inter-
state Commerce Commission reports.

Candy. No. 29241, G. C. Murphy Company v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com-
pany et al. ; decided Jan. 23, 1946. [1946.] p. 333-337. ([Opinion] 24702.)
[From V. 264.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 24702

Clay. No. 29266, Bryant Paper Company et al. v. New York Central Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Mar. 1.^, 1946. [1946.] p. 445-i53. ([Opinion]
24715.) [From V. 264.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 24715

Coal. Fourth section application no. 21515, coal from southwest Virginia to
Memphis, Tenn. : [decided Mar. 21, 1946]. [1946.] [l]-f 398^00 p. ([Opin-
ion] 24709.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 24709

No. 29097, Semet-Solvay Company v. Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Com-
pany; decided Feb. 4, 1946. [1946.] p. 329-.332. ([Opinion] 24701.) [From
V. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24701

Coffee. No. 29215, J. A. Folger & Company v. Atlanta, Birmingham & Coast Rail-
road Company et al. ; decided Jan. 18 1946. [1946.] p. 301-306. ([Opinion]
24694.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24694

Concrete. No. 29283, Federal Cement Tile Company et al. v. Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway Company et al ; decided Feb. 4, 1946. [1946.] p. 271-280. ( [Opinion]
24690.) [From V. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24690

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Felt. No. 29279, Federal Cartridgie Corporatiou v. Central Railroad Company

of New Jersey (Shelton Pitney and Walter P. Gardner, trustees) et al. ;

[decided Mar. 22, 1946]. [1946.] [1] +442-444 p. ( [Opinion] 24714. ) [From

V. 264.] * Paper, oc. IC 1.6/la : 24714

Ferrochrome. Fourth section application no. 21021, ferroclirome in oflScial terri-
tory; [decided Feb. 4, 1946]. [1946.] [l]+338-342 p. ([Opinion] 24703.)
[From V. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24703

Glassware. No. 29291, Watertown Chamber of Commerce v. Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Apr. 29, 1946. [1946.] p. 511-512.
([Opinion] 24725.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24725

Grain bins. No. 29191, Hamilton Manufacturing Company v. Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Apr. 22, 1946.] [1946.] [1] +
430-432 p. ([Opinion] 24712.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24712

Grit. No. 29217, American Steel Abrasives Companv et al. v. Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company et al ; decided Feb. 4, 1946. [1946.] p. 281-288. ([Opin-
ion] 24691.) [From V. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24691

Iron. No. 29342, Malleable Iron Range Company v. Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
and Pacific Railroad Company (Henry A. Scandrett, Walter J. Cummings, and
George I. Haight, trustees) et al. ; decided Mar. 22, 1946. [1946.] p. 525-527.
([Opinion] 24728.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24728

Lumber. Investigation and suspension docket no. 5333, lumber from and to
Hampton & Branchville Railroad Company; decided Mar. 13, 1946. [1946.]
p. 419-429. ( [Opinion] 24711.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24711

Machinery. No. 29282, American Factors, Limited, v. Central of Georgia Rail-
way Company (M. P. Calloway, trustee) et al. ; decided Feb. 5, 1946. [1946.]
p. 307-311. ([Opinion] 24695.) [From v. 264.] =:^ Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24G95

Paper. Fourth section application no. 21072, building and sheathing paper from
Dallas, Tex.; decided Mar. 28, 1946. [1946.] [1] +474-478 p. ([Opinion]
24719.) [From V. 264.] * Paper, 50. IC 1.6/la : 24719

Pluto water. No. 29159, French Lick Springs Hotel Company v. Chicago, Indian-
apolis & Louisville Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 25, 1946. [1946.]
p. 45^-468. ([Opinion] 24717.) [From v. 264. ]* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/lt : 24717

Rubber. No. 29193, transit on scrap rubber; decided Apr. 15, 1946. p. 519-524.
( [Opinion] 24727.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6 : 24727

Salt. No. 28716, Morton Salt Company v. Alton Railroad Company et al. ; decided
Mar. 4, 1946. £1946.] p. 497-500. ([Opinion] 24722.) [From v. 264.]
♦Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24722

Sand. No. 17817, Chicago Gravel Company et al. v. Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company et al. ; decided Apr. 8, 1946. [1946.] p. 501-502. ([Opinion]
24723.) [From V. 264.] * Pai>er, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 24723

Shipside rates. Investigation and suspension docket no. 5340, cancelation of
shipside rates, Port Everglades, Fla. ; decided Feb. 4, 1946. [1946.] [1] +
488-496 p. ( [Opinion] 24721.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24721

Steel. No. 29048, Atlantic Steel Company v. Southern Pacific Company et al. ;
decided Apr. 9, 1946. [1946.] p. 503-510. ([Opinion] 24724.) [From v.
264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la: 24724

Steel plates. No. 28993, Norris Stamping and Manufacturing Company v. Penn-
sylvania Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Jan. 14, 1946.] [194().] [l]+298-
300 p. ([Opinion] 24693.) [From v. 204.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24693

Tapioca. No. 29210, Albers Milling Company v. Chicago Burlington & Quincy
Railroad Company et al. ; decided Apr. 18, 1946. [1946.] p. 469-473. [ (Opin-
ion] 24718.) [From v. 26^.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24718

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JUSTICE DEPARTMENT

Aberdeen dBockfish Railroad. Before Interstate Commerce Commission, docket
no. 29117, United States v. Aberdeen and Rockfish Railroad Co., et al. ; petition
of complainant for reargument and reconsideration by the commission of its
report and order of May 3, 1946, lierein. [1946.] cover title, 25p. t

J 1.84 :Ab 37/5

Adams, Adam A. No. 209, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Adam A. Adams v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for writ of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit; brief for respondent in
opposition. [1£M6.] cover title, i+13 p. t J 1.78: Ad 17

Ah7iapee d Western Railway. Before Interstate Commerce Commission, I. C. C
docket no. — , United States v. Ahnapee and Western Railway Company, and
other carriers named in appendix A herein; complaint. [1946.] cover title,
11 p. J J l.&i : Ah 61

Albert d Harrison, Inc. In Court of Claims, no. 46125, Albert & Harrison, In-
corjwrated, v. United States; defendant's exceptions to findings of fact and
report of commissioner and request for special findings of fact. [1946.1
p. 31-39. t J 1.80 : Al 14

Alfano, Joseph. No.l77, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Joseph Alfano v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court
of appeals for 3d circuit; brief for United States In opposition. [1946.] cover
title, i +7 p. t J1.78:A128

Anderson, Edgar V. No. 204, In circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, Edgar V.
Anderson v. commissioner of Internal revenue, on petition for review of decision
of Tax Court; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, 11+31 p. t

J 1.76: An 23/4

Antoinetta, steam vessel. Nos. 1172-75, In Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1945, Giuseppe Bozzo fu Lorenzo, as owner of steam vessel Antoinetta,
her engines, boilers, etc., v. United States and James E. Markliam, Alien Prop-
erty Custodian ; A. T. Rosasco, as owner of steam vessel Santa Rosa, her engines,
boilers, etc., v. [same] ; Mariano Maresca and Company, as owner of steam
vessel Mar Glauco, her engines, boilers, etc., v. [same] ; Italia, Societa Anonlma
di Navigazione, as owner of steam vessel Belvedere, her engines, boilers, etc.,
V. [same], on petition for writs of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d
circuit; brief for United States and alien property custodian in opposition.
[1946.] cover title, 11+27 p. t J 1.78 : B 719

Arenas, Lee. No. 11195, in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit. United States
V. Lee Arenas, appeal from district court for southern district of California,
central division ; reply brief for United States. [1946.] cover title, i+10 p. t

J 1.76 :Ar 33/3

Arkansas Valley Railway, Inc. In Court of Claims, no. 46063, Arkansas Valley
Railway, Inc., v. United States ; defendant's exceptions to conmalssioner's report,
and request for special findings of fact. [1946.] p. 229-277 t J 1.80 : Ar 4K/5

Baldwin Brothers Co. In circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit, Baldwin
Brothers Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review
of decision of Tax Court ; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, ill+9 p. %

J 1.76 :B 193/2

Bea2lev, F- W. No. 11572, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit, Marlon H.
Allen, collector of internal revenue, v. F. W. Beazley, on appeal from district
court for middle district of Georgia ; brief for appellant. [1946.] cover title,
il+36p. t J 1.76 :B 386

Beck, Edgar. In Supreme Court of Wyoming, no. 2338, Edgar Beck v. William J.
Adams, on appeal from district court of Carbon County, Wyo., 2d judicial
district; brief for William J. Adams. [1946.] cover title, ii+15 p. t

J1.82:B388

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Birch Ranch d Oil Co. No. 1171, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1945, Birch Ranch and Oil Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, on
petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit ; brief
for respondent in opijosition. [1946.] cover title, i+2;> p. t J 1.78 :B 531

Blanchard, Benjamiti W., jr. No. 120, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1946, Benjamin Waite Blanchard, jr. v. Casper W. Ooms, commissioner
of patents, on petition for writ of certiorari to United States Court of Appeals
for District of Columbia; brief for respondent in opposition. [1946.] cover
title, i+13 p. t J 1.78 : B 592

Brennero, vessel. Nos. 1176-79, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1945, Societa Anonima Cooperativa di Navigazione Garibaldi, as bailee of
Italian vessel Brennero, her engines, boilers, etc., v. United States and James
E. Markham, Alien Property Custodian; Italia-Societa Anonima di Navi-
gazione, as owner of Italian vessel Alberta, her engines, boilers, etc., v. [same] ;
Italia-Societa Anonima di Navigazione, as owner of Italian vessel Aussa, her
engines, boilers, etc., v. [same] ; Italia-Societa Anonima di Navigazione, as
owner of "Italian vessel Arsa, her engines, boilers, etc., v. [same], on i)etition
for writs of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit ; memorandum
for United States and Alien Property Custodian in opposition. [1946.] cover
title, 3 p. $ J 1.78 : So 13/2

Brooklyn National Corporation. No. — in circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit,
Brooklyn National Corporation (in liquidation) v. commissioner of internal
i-evenue, on petition for review of decision of Tax Court; brief for respondent.
[1946.] cover title, ii+27 p. t J 1.76 :B 791/7

Brooks, Oeorge. No. 125, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
George Brooks et al. v. United States, ex rel. David Bayarsky, on petition for
writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit; memorandum for
United States in opposition. [1946.] cover title, 2 p. + J 1.78 :B 791/5

Buffalo d Fort Erie Public Bridge Attthority. In Court of Claims, no. 45744,
Buffalo and Fort Erie Public Bridge Authority v. United States ; defendant's
motion for new trial and for correction of judgment. [1946.] p. 131-140. t

J 1.80 : B 863/3

California. No. 12, original, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1945,
United States v. California ; motion for judgment. [1946.] cover title, 1 p. J

J 1.78 :C 128/13

Camp Par West Irrigation District. In Court of Claims, no. 46230, Camp Far
West Irrigation District v. United States : defendant's exceptions to commis-
sioner's report and request for special findings. [1946.] p. 19-20. i

J 1.80 : C 15

Chapman, Fred A. Brief for United States; circuit court of appeals for lOth
circuit, no. 3289, United States v. Fred A. Chapman and Elise Chapman,
appeal from district court for eastern district of Oklahoma. [1946.] cover
title, iv-t-28 p. t J 1.76 :C 366

Circuit Courts of Appeals. Records and briefs in Circuit Court of Appeals and
United States Court of Appeals for District of Columbia, cases prepared or
argued by Tax Division [title page and index, v. 956-1035, fiscal vear 1945].
[1946.] [l]-fll p. t J 1.19/5 : 956-1035/t.p.&ind.

Clark, William. No. 47009, in Court of Claims, William Clark v. United States ;
demurrer to petition and defendant's brief in support of demurrer. [1946.1
cover title, iii+9-33 p." t J 1.80:0 549

Columbia Gas d Electric Corporation. Nos. 129-131, in Supreme Court of United
States, Oct. term, 1946, Columbia Gas & Electric Corporation v. United States,
Ben Williamson, jr., trustee of Inland Gas Corporation, Russell Van Horn,
et al., as committee for bondholders, and Morris Green; [same] v. United
States, Ben Williamson, jr., trustee of Kentucky Fuel Gas Corporation, and
Morris Green; [same] v. United States, Clinton M. Harbi.son, trustee for
American Fuel and Power Company, et al., and Louis A. Green, and Robert
Heilbrunn, as committee for note holders, on petition for writs of certiorari
(o circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit ; brief for United States and Securities
and Exchange Commission in opposition. [1946.] cov(M- title, i-|-20 p. J

J 1.78:0 723/4

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Court of Claims. Briefs In Court of Claims, cases prepared or argued by Tax
Division [title page and index, v. 6 fiscal year 1945.] 1946. [1]+1 p. t
> J 1.19/8 : 6/t.p.& ind.

Crawford d Dohcrty Foundry Co. No. 161, in Supreme Court of United States.
Oct. term, 194(1, Crawford & Doherty Foundry Co. v. Paul A. Porter, OflSce of
Price Administration, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of
appeals for 9th circuit; brief for respondent in opposition. [1946.] cover
title, i +21 p. t ^ J 1.78 :C 859

Croicley, R. H. No. 99, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
R. H. Crowley v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to Court ol
Claims; brief for United States in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+18 p.

J1.78:CSS6/2

Curley, James M. No. 9208-9, 9215, brief for appellee, United States Court of
Appeals, District of Columbia, no. 9208, James M. Curley vs. United States;
no. 9209, Donald Wakefteld Smith vs. [same] ; no. 9215, James G. Fuller, vs.
[same], appeal from District Court of United States for District of Columbia.
[1946.] cover title, iii+43 p. t J 1.77 :C 928

Curry, Mrs. Franc M. No. 8979, in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit, Franc
M. Curry v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of
decision of Tax Court; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, 1+15 p. t

J 1.76:0937/2

Economy Savings & Loan Co. No. 10197, in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit.
Economy Savings and Loan Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, on
petition for review of decision of Tax Court ; brief for respondent. [1946.]
cover title, iii-j-14 p. t J 1.76 : Ec 74

Emery, Mrs. Elsie C. No. 4152, in circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit, Elsie C.
Emery v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of decision
of Tax Court ; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, i+17 p. large 8° t

J 1.76: Em 36

Fish, George F., Inc. No. 1238, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1945, George F. Fish, Inc., and Michael Simon v. United States, on petition for
writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit; brief for United
States in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+ 13 p. % J1.78:F527

Ford, William W. In Court of Claims, no. 46057, William W. Ford v. United
States; defendant's exceptions to findings of fact and report of commissioner
and request for special findings of fact. [1946.] p. 17-26. t J 1.80 : F 757/3

Gillespie, F. A. No. 1033, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1945,
F. A. Gillespie v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for writ of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 10th circuit ; brief for respondent in
opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+17 p. t J 1.78:0 412

Goodman, David. No. 1227, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1945,
United States ex rel. David Goodman v. T. G. Hearn, commanding genei'al of
Camp ^Vheeler, Georgia, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of
appeals for 5tb circuit; memorandum for respondent. [1946.] cover title,
i+6p. t J 1.78 :G 621

No. 1235, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1945, United States

ex rel. David Goodman v. Hugh L. Roberts, commanding oflScer of United States
Armed Forces Induction Center, 480 Lexington Avenue, New York City, on
motion for leave to proceed in forma pauperis and on jietition for writ of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit ; brief for respondent in
opposition to petition for writ of certiorari. [1946.] cover title, i+8 p. t

J 1.78 :G 621/2

Gracey, Eiileon J. No. 11587, in circuit conr-t of appeals for 5th circuit, com-
missioner of internal revenue v. Euleon Jock Gracey; [same] v. Dorothy Mahn
(formerly Mrs. E. J. Gracey) ; Euleon Jock Gracey and Dorothy Mahn (for-
merly Mrs. E. J. Gracey) v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petitions for
review of decisions of Tax Court; brief for commissioner. [1916.] cover
title, ii+28 p. t J 1.76 : G 753/4

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Oriffith Amusement Co. lu district court for western destrict of Oklahoma,
United States v. Griffith Amusement Company et al. ; plaintiffs' reply brief.
[1&4'6.] cover title, i+29 p. $ J 1.75 : G 875/2

Haden, W. D., Co. No. 1202, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1&45,
W. D. Haden Company v. L. Metcalfe Walling, administrator of Wage and Hour
Division, United States Department of Labor, on petition for writ of certiorari
to circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit ; brief for respondent in opposition.
[1946.] cover title, i+13 p. t J 1.78 : H 117/2

Harris, Harry d Co. In Court of Claims, no. 4G287, Harry Harris & Company,
partnership, v. United States; defendant's exceptions to commissioners report,
and request for special findings of fact. [1946.] p. 19^38. t J 1.80 : H 241

Harrison Engineering & Construction Corporation. No. 46913, in Court of Claims,
Harrison Engineering and Construction Corporation, F. H. Freeto and Russell
Ralph, doing business as partnership and F. H. Freeto, an individual, v. United
States; defendant's demurrer and brief in support of defendant's demurrer.
[1&46.] cover title, i+p. 11-28. t J 1.80 : H 248/5

Heady, Mrs. Marion. Nos. 9029-9030, in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit,
Marion Heady v. commissioner of internal revenue. Union Trust Company of
Indianapolis, trustee under will of Harvey A. Tutewiler, transferee, v. [same],
on petitions for review of decisions of Tax Court ; brief for respondent. [1946.]
cover title, iii+51 p. $ J 1.76 : H 345

Hearne, James M. No. 45105, in Court of Claims, James ,M. Hearne v. United
States; defendant's brief. [1946.] cover title, vi+107-251 p. t

J 1.80 : H 351/3

Hedin, J. D., Construction Co. In Court of Claims, docket no. 45407, John D.
Hedin, trading as J. D. Hedin Construction Company, individually and to use
of Allen Construction Corp., or Hugo C. Baratta, assignee, as his interest may
appear, v. United States ; defendant's exceptions to commissioners report and
request for special findings of fact. [1946.] p. 12&-154. t J 1.80 : H 358/2

HedricJc, William A. No. 157, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, William Archibald Hedrick v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition
for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit; brief for
respondent in opposition. [1946.] cover title i +7 p. t J 1.78 :H 359

Hopkins, Ben F. No. 10183, in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit, Ben F.
Hopkins v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of decision
of Tax Court ; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, iv4-21 p. t

J 1.76 : H 774/2

Interstate Natural Gas Co., Inc. No. 10701, in circuit court of appeals for 5th
circuit, Interstate Natural Gas Company, Incorporated, v. Federal Power Com-
mission, Louisiana Public Service Commission [et al.], on petition for review
of orders of Federal Power Commission ; brief for Federal Power Commission.
[1946.] cover title, iv+115 p. :j: FP 1.17: In 88

KarpatMou, Constantinos. No. 1201, in Supreme Court of United States Oct.
terra, 1945, United States ex rel. Constantinos Karpathiou v. Andrew Jordan,
district director of immigration and naturalization, Chicago district, on peti-
tion for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit ; brief for
respondent in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+12 p. $ J 1.78 : K 148/2

Lamb, James J. No. 229, in Supreme Court of United State.«:, Oct. term, 1946,
Robert P. Patterson, Secretary of War, and Edward F. Witsell, adjutant
general. Army v. James John Lamb; petition for writ of certiorari to United
States Court of Appeals for District of Columbia. [1946.] cover title,
ii+25 p. t J 1.78 :L 167

Lamhorn d Co. No. 453.33, in Court of Claims, Lamborn & Co., partnership in
liquidation, by Charles C. Rlggs [et al.], as sole surviving partners, v. United
States; defendant's brief. [1046.] cover title, ii+145-268 p. t

J 1.80 :L 179/3

Same; defendant's motion for new trial and brief in support thereof.

[1946.] p. 319-338 * J 1.80 :L 179/4

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Lawyers Mortgage Co. No. 11S2, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1945, Robert E. Dineen, superiutendeut of iusurauce of State of New York,
as liquidator of Lawyers Mortgage Company v. United States, on petition lor
writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit; brief for United
States in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+lu p. t J 1.78 :L 449

Lee, Lucas J. Nos. 1116-1117, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,

1945, Paul> A. Porter, administrator, Office of Price Administration, v. Lucas
J. Lee, and Hazel Lee; [same] v. Hazel Lee and Lucas J. Lee, agent, and
Sue Lakemau, justice of peace, Covington, Ky., on writs of certiorari to circuit
court of appeals for 6tli circuit; brief for petitioner. [1946.] cover title,
i+44 p. t J 1.78 :L 513/2

Levers, Forest E. No. 1231, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1945,
Forest E. Levers, administrator, etc. v. A. V. Anderson, district supervisor,
Alcohol Tax Unit, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals
for 10th circuit; brief for respondent in opposition. [1946.] cover title.
i+22p. t J 1.78 : L 577/:^,

Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. No. 265, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1946, Frank A. Cardillo, deputy commissioner, Employees' Compensation
Commission, v. Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, E. C. Ernst, Inc., and
Virginia C. Ticer; petition for writ of certiorari to United States Court of
Appeals for District of Columbia. [1946.] cover title, 1+16 p. t

J 1.78 :L 615/8

United States Court of Appeals, District of Columbia, no. 9086, Jan. term,

1946, Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, et al. vs. Frank A. Cardillo, deputy
commissioner, U. S, Employees' Compensation Commission, et al. [appeal from
District Court of United States for District of Columbia ; proceedings]. [1946.]
p. 58. t J 1.77 : L 61.')

United States Court of Appeals, District of Columbia, no. 90S6, Apr. term,

1946. Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, et al. v. Frank A. Cardillo, deputy
commi.'iisoner, U. S. Employee.s' Compensation Commission, et al., appeal from
District Court of United States for District of Columbia, before Groner, O. J.,
and Clark, and Wilbur K. Miller, JJ., [proceedings] [1946.] p. 63-65. t

J 1.77 : L 615/2

Liebennan, Robert. Nos. 1218 and 1219, in Supreme Court of United States.
Oct. term, 1945, Robert Lieberman v. United States; Irving Malbin v. [same],
on petitions for writs of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit ;
brief for United States in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+22 p. t

J 1.7S : L 621

Loft is, V. P., Co. In Court of Claims, no. 46078, Vade P. Loltis, trading as V. P.
Loftis Company v. United States ; defendant's amended counterclaim. [1946.]
p. 21-28. t J 1.80 :L 827/3

Same; defendant's request for special findings of fact and exceptions.

[1946.] p. 81-96. t Jl.S0:LS27/2

Macleod Bureau. No. 17512 (criminal), in district court for district of Massachu-
setts, United States v. Macleod Bureau, et al. ; indictment. [1946.] cover title.
17 p. 4° t J 1.75 : M 225

Maresi, Pompeo M. No. — . in circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, commissioner
of internal revenue v. estate of Pompeo M. Maresi. Marjorie D. Maresi, execu-
trix, on petition for review of decision of Tax Court ; reply brief for petitioner.
[1946.] cover title, i +8 p. t J1.76:M335/2

J/(Wo«, Silas, Co., Inc. No. 100, in Supreme Court of United States. Oct. term.
194G. Silas Mason Company, Inc.. Walsh Construction Company. Atkinson-Kier
Company, v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to Court of Claims ;
brief for United States in opposition. [1946.] cover title, 1+23 p. t

J 1.78 : M 381/4

Mrjia, Rudolph. No. 1142, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct term, 1945.
Rudolph Mejia, et al.. r. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to
circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit; brief for United States in opposition.
[1948.1 covertltlo. i-fl2p. t J 1.78: M 470

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Merchants d Manufacturers Association of Los Angeles. No. 109, in Supreme
Court of United States, Oct. term, 1W6, Merchants and Manufacturers Associa-
tion of Los Angeles v. National Labor Relations Board, on petition for writ of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit ; brief for National Labor
Relations Board in opposition. [1946.] cover title, 1+30 p. t J 1.78 :M 535

Motor Mart Trust. No. 4124, in circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit, commis-
sioner of internal revenue v. Motor Mart Trust, Samuel E. Lowe et al., trustees,
on petition for review of decision of Tax Court; brief for petitioner. [1946.]
ii+20 p. large 8° $ J 1.76 : M 857/2

}{. Y. Rayon Importing Co., Inc. No. 96, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1946, N. Y. Rayon Importing Co., Inc. (2) and Alfred L. Rose, Norman
S. Goetz, et al., v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to Court of
Claims ; brief for United States in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+8 p. t

J1.78:N42yo

Nelson, Oscar. In Court of Claims, no. 45931, Oscar Nelson v. United States;
defendant's exceptions to report of commissioner and request for additional
findings. [1946.] p. 39^2. t J 1.80 :N 335

• Same; request for findings of fact and brief for United States. [1946.]

p. 71-107. t J 1.80 : N 335/2

Ogden Dairy Co. No. 8980, in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit, Ogden
Dairy Company v. Claude R. Wickard, Secretary of Agriculture and Marvin
Jones, war food administrator, appeal from District Court of United States
for northern district of Illinois, eastern division ; brief for defendants-appellees.
[1946.] cover title, iii+66 p. t • J1.76:Og2

Picl-ett, Esther C. No. 115, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Esther Crystal Pickett, otherwise known as E. C. Pickett, v. Paul A. Porter,
administrator, OflSce of Price Administration, on petition for writ of certiorari
to circuit court of appeals for 10th circuit ; brief for respondent in opposition.
[1946.] cover title, i-f 13 p. t J 1.78 :P 586

Read Magazine, Inc. No. 9268, United States Court of Appeals, District of
Columbia, Robert E. Hannegan, individually and as Postmaster General, v.
Read Magazine, Inc. [et al.], appellants' brief on appeal from District Court of
United States for District of Columbia. [1946.] cover title, ii-f 109 p. 7 pi, t

J 1.77 :R 22

Rohleder, Charles F. Nos. 9093 and 9123, in circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit.
United States v. Charles F. Rohleder, et al., Charles F. Rohleder, Allen McLane
Ward, and Joseph P. Rainey, appellants and cross-appellees, United States of
America, appellee and cross-appellant, on appeal and cross-appeal from judg-
ment entered Nov. 16, 1945, in favor of plaintiff. United States, by district court
for eastern district of Pennsylvania, in civil action no. 3131; reply brief for
United States, appellee and cross-appellant. [1946.] cover title, ii-f 22 p. X

J 1.76 : R 636/3

Rohmer, Bax. No. 1151, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1945,
Sax and Rose Elizabeth Rohmer v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition
for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit ; brief for respond-
ent in opposition. [1946.] cover title, ii+23 p. % J 1.78 :R 636

Rumrich, Chienther O. In Court of Claims, no. 46994, Guenther G. Rumrich v.
United States ; demurrer. [1946.] p. 7-10. $ J 1.80 :R 868

Safeway Stores, Inc. No. 1161, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1945, Safeway Stores, Incorporated, v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator, on
petition for writ of certiorari to Emergency Court of Appeals ; brief for respond-
ent in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i-f32 p. $ J 1.78 :Sa 17/7

San Oeronimo Development Co.. Inc. No. 143, in Supreme Court of United States,
Oct. term, 1946, San Geronlmo Development Co., Inc., v. United States, on
petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit ; brief
for United States in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i-f 14 p. t

J 1.78 : Sa 54/2

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Santa Fe Pacific Railroad. In United States CJourt of Appeals for District of
Columbia, no. 8957, Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company v. Julius A. Krug,
Oscar L. Chapman, Fred W. Johnson; [proceedings]. [1946.] p. 63-64. t

J 1.77 : Sa 59

Schneller. Oscar. In Court of Claims, no. 45804, Oscar Schneller v. United
States ; defendant's brief. 1946. p. 13. t J 1.80 : Sch 58

Schrcffler Street d Supply Co. No. 1124, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1945, R. E. Schreffler, doing business as Schreffler Steel & Supply Co.,
and Byron G. Rogers, guardian ad litem v. Paul A. Porter, administrator,
Ofl3ce of Price Administration, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit
court of appeals for 10th circuit ; brief for respondent in opposition. [1946.]
cover title, i+18 p. t J 1.78: Sch 71

Seipp, William A. In Court of Claims, no. 46306, William A. Seipp v. United
States; defendant's exceptions to report of commissioner and request for
special findings of fact. [1946.] p. 17-22 t J1.80:Se44

Skiskoicski, Charles J. Brief for appellee and joint appendix, United States
Court of Appeals, District of Columbia, no. 9153, 9224, Charles Joseph Skis-
kowski, Michael James Quinn, vs. United States, appeal from District Court of
United States for District of Columbia. [1946.] cover title, ii+141 p. t

J 1.77 : Sk 37

South Buffalo Railway. Civil action no. 1464, in district court for western district
of New York, United States v. South Buffalo Railway Company, Bethlehem
Steel Companv, and Bethlehem Steel Corporation ; reply brief of plaintiff.
[1^6.] cover title, 59 p. t J 1.75 : So 87/3

Sou them Pacific Co. No. 46018, in Court of Claims, Southern Pacific Company v.
United States; defendant's brief. [1946.] cover title, ii+ol-82 p. t

J 1.80: So 88/9

No. 46236,^ in Court of Claims, Southern Pacific Company v. United States ;

defendant's request for findings of fact and brief. [1946.] cover title, ii+97-
132 p. t J 1.80 : So 88/8

Spencer Corporation. No. 54S6, in circuit court of appeals for 4tli circuit, Eugene
H. "Ifimanus, receiver for Spencer Corporation, v. commissioner of internal
revenue, on petition for review of decision of Tax Court ; brief for respondent.
[1946.] cover title, ii +55 p. . t J1.76:Sp34

Square Construction Co. No. 46243, in Court of Claims, Square Construction
Company, copartnership composed of Frank P. Ragonese and Joseph V. Scara-
velli, V. United States ; defendant's brief. [1946.] cover title, ii+131-180 p. %

J 1.80 :Sq 23/3

Standard Oil Company of California. No. 235. in Supreme Court of United
States, Oct. term, 1946, United States v. Standard Oil Company of California
and Ira Boone ; petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for
9th circuit. [1946.] cover title, ii+15 p. $ , J 1.78 : St 24/17

United States circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit, no. 11114, Standard

Oil Company of California and Ira Boone vs. United States, upon appeal from
district court for southern district of California, central division ; proceedings.
[1946.] p. 40-49. t J 1.76: St 24/5

Stein Brothers Manufacturing Co. Docket no. 23-R, Tax Court, Stein Brothers
Manufacturing Co., copartnership, Leo Stein. Edward B. Stein. Jane Stein
Oguss, V. Secretary of War; replv brief. [1946.] cover title, ii+71 p. t

J 1.84 : St 34

Sunal, Rudolph J. No. 5490, in circuit court of appeals for 4th circuit, United
States ex rel. Rudolph J. Sunal v. David R. Large, superintendent, Federal
Prison Camp, Mill Point, West Virginia, appeal from district court for southern
district of West Virginia ; brief for appellee. [1946.] cover title, ii+47 p. t

J 1.76 :Su 11/2

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Supreme Court. Petitions for certiorari and briefs on merits and in opposition
for United States in Supreme Court of United States [v. 65-69, fiscal year 1945,
relating to tax matters, title page and index]. 1946. [l] + [4] p. (Tax
Division.) t J 1.19/6 : 65-69/t.p.and ind.

Tate, Edwin F. United States Court of Appeals, District of Columbia, no. 9217,
William F. Fleming, superintendent, District of Columbia Workhouse, v. Edwin
F. Tate, appeal from District Court of United States for District of Columbia ;
brief on behalf of appellant. [1946.] cover title, ii+37 p. $ J 1.77 : T 187

Taxation. Legislative history of current tax payment act of 1943. 1946. iii+
15 p. i J 12 : T 19/3

Thayer-West Point Hotel Co. No. 1232, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1945, United States v. Thayer-West Point Hotel Company, petition for
n-rit of certiorari to Court of Claims. [1946.] cover title, 1+14 p. t

J 1.78 : T 339

Third National Bank in Nashville. No. 137, in Supreme Court of United States,
Oct. term, 1946, Third National Bank in Nashville v. Federal Savings and Loan
Insurance Corporation, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of
appeals for 6th circuit ; brief for Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corpora-
tion in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i-fl5 p. t J 1.78 :T 341

Trailmoiile Co. No. 1099, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1945,
Trailmobile Company and International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft and
Agricultural Workers of America, U. A. W.-C. I. O. Local no. 392 v. Lawrence
Whirls, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 6th
circuit; memorandum for respondent. [1946.] cover title, 9 p. t

J 1.78 : T 681

Union College. Nos. 831-833, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1945,
Guaranty Trust Company of New York, trustee, trustees of Union College in
Schenectady, N. Y., [et al.] v. Securities and Exchange Commission; [same] r.
Standard Gas and Electric Company and Securities Exchange Commission ;
[same] v. Standard Gas and Electric Company, on petition for writs of certiorari
to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit ; brief for Securities and Exchange
Commission in opposition. [1946.] cover title, ii-f 32 p. t J 1.78 :Un 33/4

Union Paving Co. In Court of Claims, no. 46255, Union Paving Company, cor-
poration organized and existing under laws of Delaware v. United States ; de-
fendant's exceptions to findings of fact and report of commissioner and request
for special findings of fact. [1946.] p. 31-37. t J 1.80 : Un 33/4

Volkringer, Anthony. No. 166, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
194'6, Anthony Volkringer, also known as Tony E. Volkringer, v. United States,
on petition for writ of certiorari to court of appeals for 2d circuit ; brief for
United States in opposition. [1946.] cover title, 1-f 6 p. t J 1.78 :V 885

West Kentucky Coal Co. No. 1198, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1945, West Kentucky Coal Company v. National Labor Relations Board, on
petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit ; brief
for National Labor Relations Board in opposition. [1946.] cover title, iii-j-
39 p. t J 1.78 :W 52/5

Yassin, Ivor B. In Court of Claims, no. 46985, Ivor B. Yassin v. United States ;
demurrer. [1946.] p. 29-34. I J 1.80 :Y 26

LABOR DEPARTMENT

Nonferrous Metals Fact Finding Board. Report and recommendations of Non-
ferrous Metals Fact Finding Board, appointed by order of Mar. 20, 1946, James
H. Wolfe, Carl W. Borgemaun, George E. Strong, chairman. Apr. 29, 1946.
[117] p. large 8° [Processed.] t
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Pckcific Coast Longshore Fact Findltig Board. Report and recommendations of
Pacific Coast Longshore Fact Finding Board, appointed by order of Apr, 5,
1946, James Lawrence Fly, chairman, Lloyd L. Black, Fowler Harper. May
13,1046. [2] +36 leaves, large 8° IProcessed.] t
L. C. card L 46-103 L 1.16 : P 11

Pacifio Oas and Electric Co. Fact Finding Board. Report and recommendations
of Fact Finding Board appointed by order of May 9, 15>46 in dispute between
Pacific Gas and Electric Company and Utility Workers Union of America, CIO,
Locals 133, 134, 135. 136, 137, 169, 236 and 241. Benjamin Aaron, Clark Kerr,
Nathan P. Feinsinger, chairman. June 14, 1946. [2 J +41 leaves, 4° [Proc-
essed.! "f

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APPRENTICE-TRAINING SERVICE

Cement. National standards for cement, asphalt, and composition finishing ap-
prenticeship, jointly formulated and adapted by Associated General Contractors
of America, Inc., and Operative Plasterers' and Cement Finishers' International
Association of United States and Canada, [1946.] cover title, 16 p. il. [Text
on p. 2 and 3 of cover.] t • Item 741
L. C. card L 4&-110 L 23.2 : C 33

Construction. Report of conference of General Committee on Apprenticeshij)

for Construction Industry, May 16, 1946, Washington, D. C. [1946.] [3] +16+
[1] p. 4° [Processed.] f

L. C. card L 46-111 L 23.2 : C 76/2

Roofing. National pattern for local apprenticeship standards in roofing industry.
[1946.] cover title, 24 p. il. 12° t • Item 741
L. C. card L 46-112 L 23.2 : R 67

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Child care. Planning services for children to supplement home and school [state-
ment prepared jointly by Children's Bureau and OflSce of Education]. [1946.]
[2] p. il. 4° [From The Child, Mar. 1946, v. 10.] t L 5.35/a : C 437/29

Child labor. Why child labor laws? [by Lucy Manning]. [1946.] [2] +13 p. il.
(Publication 313). * Paper, 5c. • Item 747
L. C. card L 46-48 L 5.20 : 313

Employment. Job trends operating against youth employment point up need for
action on youth's behalf, chief of Children's Bureau outlines steps to be taken
to hold open the future. [1946.] 11 leaves, 4° (Our nation's children, no. 5.)
[Processed. Text on verso of leaf 11.] t L 5.2 : T 8/13

Infants. Nursing care of premature infant [with list of references] ; by Elgie M.
Wallinger. [1946.] p. 898-901, [Processed. Reproduced, with permission,
by Children's Bureau, from American journal of nursing (New York), v. 45.
no. 11, Nov. 1945.] t L 5.2 : In 3/2

Juvenile delinquency. Care of children in West Virginia in 4 State institutions
for juvenile delinquents. 1946. [l]+iv +128 leaves, 4° [Processed.] t
L. C. card L 46-109 L 5.2 : J 98/7

Recording progress of child in an institution ; [by] Leonard W. Mayo.

with discussion by Max Winsor. [1946.] 10 leaves, 4° [Processed. Presented
at New York State Conference on Social Work, Rochester, N. Y., in 1936 and
published in Delinquent child (no. 3) from which it is reproduced by permission
of State of New York Department of Social Welfare.] t L 5.47: In 7/3

Maternal health in relation to infant mortality; by Edith L. Potter. [1945.]
[1] +122-124 p. [Processed. Reproduced, with permission, by Children's
Bureau, from American journal of nursing (New York), Feb. 1&45.] t

L 5.47 :L 134

Mental hygiene. Relation of pediatric preventive medicine to mental hygiene
[with reference] ; by C. Anderson Aldrieh. [1946.] p. 368-371. [Processed.
Reproduced, with permission, by Children's Bureau, from Psychosomatic medi-
cine, Nov. 1945, published by American Society for Research in Psychosomatic
Problems, Inc., New York.] t L5.47:P34

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Poliomyelitis. Follow-up of one hundred children with poliomyelitis ; [by] Fay S.
Coppellman. [1946.] 8 p. large 8° [Processed. Reproduced, with permission,
by Children's Bureau, from The family (New York ) , Dec. 1944.] t L 5.2 : P 75

f^ocial legislation. Is there too much social legislation? by John A. McCarthy.
[1946.] 4 p. il. 4° [Reproduced, with i)erniission, by Children's Bureau, from
American vocational journal (New York), Oct. 1945.] t L 5.2: So 1/5

Youth. Conclusions and resolutions in behalf of youth of the world, adopted by
International Labor Conference in 27th session, Paris, France, Oct. 15-Nov. 5,

1945. 1946. [11+24 p. (Publication 315.) * Paper, 10c. • Item 747

L. G. card L 46-42 L 5.20 : 315

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dhemical engineering as profession [with bibliography; by W. T. Read]. 1946.
v+21 p. il. (National Roster of Scientific and Specialized Personnel; Voca-
tional booklet, 3.) [Prepared and published with cooperation of Education
Office.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 954 L 7.24: 3

Geology as profession [with list of suggested reading; prepared by Ann Richards
Taylor]. 1946. viii+19 p. il. (National Roster of Scientific and Specialized
Personnel; Vocational booklet 1.) [Prepared and published with cooperation
of Education Office.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 954

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Accidents. Discussion of industrial accidents and diseases, 1945 convention of
International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commission. 1946.
vii-f-211 p. (Bulletin 80.) * Paper, 35c. • Item 753
L. C. card L 46-47 L 16.3 : 80

Sulfuric acid, exposure to direct contact due to accident or carelessness may
burn severely, blind [with bibliography]. [1946.] 24 p. narrow 12° (Con-
trolling chemical hazards series no. 4. ) * Paper, 5c. • Item 754

L 16.25: 4

Textile Workers Union of America. Educational program of Textile Workers
Union of America, CIO. May 1946. [2]+4p. 4° [Processed.] t L 16.2: Ed 8

LABOR STATISTICS BUREAU

Address by A. F. Hinrichs, acting commissioner of Labor Statistics, on labor
news review, Washington, D. C, Mar. 10, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. 4° [Processed.] t

L2.26:H59

Agriculture. Productivity in agriculture, 1942-45. June 1946. [l]+7 p. 4°
[Processed.] t L 2.19 : Ag 8/942-45

Fact-finding program of Bureau of Labor Statistics, 1946-47, for labor, business,
government. [1946.] cover title, [60] p. 2 pi. 12 p. of pi. oblong S° [Proc-

GSSGd.l 1"

L. C. card L 46-113 L 2.2 : F 11/946-47

Machinery. Wage structxire in machinerv industries, Jan. 1945; [prepared by
Lily Mary David]. [1946.] iv-fl2 p. il. (Bulletin 861.) [From Monthly
labor review, Feb. 1946.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 759
L. C. ca rd L 40-40 L 2.3 : 861

Same. (H. doc. 506, 79th Cong;. 2d sess.)

Miners. Welfare funds for miners in foreign countries. May 16, 1946. 5 leaves,
4* [Processed.] t L 2.2 :M 66/2

Mining. Productivitv and unit labor cost in .selected mining industries, 1935-45.
.TunelWe. 9 p. 4° [Processed.] t L 2.19 : M 66/935-45

Wage Analysis Branch. Recent publications of Wage Analysis Branch. Mar.

1946. [3]-f-4-{-16 p. 4* [Pi'oeessed. Includes all wage reports by Bureau's
Wage Analysis Branch for periods from Jan. 1941 to date.] t

L 2.2 :W 12/5/946

• Sent to Depository Libraries

956 Government Publications

Wages. Occupational wage relationships, machine tool accessories, 1945; pre-
pared by Lily Mary David. [I&i6.] cover title, [2] +24 p. 1 pi. 37 tab. 4°
(Series 1, no. 2.) [Processed.] t
L. C. card L 4G-2 L 2.25: 2

Trends in urban wage rates Apr.-Oct. 1945; [prepared in Wage Analysis

Branch]. [1946.] iv+7 p. (Bulletin 860.) [From Monthly labor review,
Feb. 1^6] * Paper, 5c.

L. C. card L 46-44 L 2.3: 860

Same. (H. doc. 505, 79th Cong. 2nd sess.)

Union wage scales: Bakery trades, 1945. [1946.] cover title, [100] p. 4°

[Processed.] t

L. C. card L 40-122 L 2.29 : B 17

Same: Newspaper printing trades, 1&45. [1946.] cover title, [33] p. 4"

[Processed.] t •

L. C. card L 38-61 L 2.29 : N 47

• Wage structure: Sheet metal, 1945; [prepared by Donald L. Helm and

Cleo Ingle]. [1946.] cover title, [2] +14 p. 17 tab. 4° (Series 2, no., 7.)
[Processed.] t L 2.27: 7

Same: Small arms, 1945; [prepared by Joseph M. Sherman]. [1946.]

cover title, [3] +11 p. 2 pi. 15 tab. 4° (Series 2, no. 9.) [Processed.] t

L2.27:9

Women in factories, Oct. 1939-Dec. 1945, estimated number of women production
workers employed in manufacturing industries. Mar. 1946. cover title, 14 p.
1 pi. 4" [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t
L 46-104 . L 2.2 :W 84/3/93^^5-2

PUBLICATIONS AND SUPPLIES DIVISION

Labor Department. Publications of Department of Labor. [Edition of] Jan. 1,
1946. 1946. iv+8S p. f • Item 770.
L. C. card 1&-26563 L 4.5: 946

RETRAINING AND REEMPLOYMENT ADMINISTRATION

Address by G. B. Erskine, USMC, administrator. Retraining and Reemployment
Administration, before Colorado Veterans' Advisory Council, Denver, Colo.,
June 7, 1946. [1946.] 13 p. 4° [Processed.] t L 24.7 :Er 8/6

Inter view in counseling, outline of interviewing procedure for use of community
advisory centers. [1946.] v+25 p. * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card L 46-107 L 24.2 : In 88

Veterans. Recommended minimum criteria for approval of establishments offer-
ing nonagricultural, on-the-job training for veterans, by committee representing
Department of Agriculture, Department of Commerce, Department of Labor,
Navy Department, War Department, Civil Service Commission, Federal Security
Agency, Veterans' Administration. [Apr. 8, 1946.] 6 p. narrow 8° t
• Item 741 L24.2:V64

SOLICITOR

General Industries Co. No. 10078, in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit,
L. Metcalfe Walling, administrator of Wage and House Division, v. General
Industries Company, appeal from district court for northern district of Ohio ;
petition for rehearing. [1946.] cover title, 9 p. t L 21.7 :G 286/3

Hargis, Oeorge. No. 8956, in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit, George
Hargis v. Wabash Railroad Company, appeal from district court for southern
district of Illinois, southern division, Charles G. Briggle, judge; brief for ad-
ministrator, Wage and Hour Division, as amicus curiae. [1946.] cover title,
ii+lTp. t L 21.7 :H 223

• Sent to Depository Libraries

August 1946 957

Ritter Food Stores. Transcript of record, in circuit court of appeals for 5th
circuit, no. 11651, L. Metcalfe Walling, administrator of Wage and Hour Divi-
sion, V. Ritter Food Stores (and reverse title), appeal and cross-appeal from
district court for southern district of Mississippi. [1946.] cover title, ii+
56 p. t L 21.7 : R 514

Roberg, Richard. No. — , in circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, Richard
Roberg et al. v. Henry Phipps Estate and 586 Fifth Avenue Corp., appeal from
district court for southern district of New York; brief for administrator^of
Wage and Hour Division, as amicus curiae. [1946.] cover title, ii+16 p. t

L 21.7 : R 54

Wall Wire Products Co. No. 10245, in cii'cuit court of appeals for 6th circuit,
L. Metcalfe Walling, administrator of Wage and Hour Division, v. Wall Wire
Products Company, on appeal from district court for eastern district of Michi-
gan ; brief for appellant. [1946.] cover title, i-j-lo p. * L21.7: W 154

WOMEN'S BUREAU

Teleph&ne ivorkers. Woman telephone worker, 1946. [6] -[-38 p. il. (Bulletin
207. ) * Paper, 10c. • Item 777
L. C. card L 46-46 L 13.3 : 207

United Nations. Report of Frieda S. Miller, director, Women's Bureau, before
Conference of Women's Organizations, Mar. 14, 1946 on United Nations sessions
in London. [1946.] 12 p. 4° [Processed.] t L13.12:Un3

Wometi workers. Consultation on post war employment of women, materials
for United States prepared in response to questions from I. L. O., Apr. 1946.
[1946.] [l]-f38p. 4° [Processed.] t L 13.2: Em 7/3

Facts on women workers. June 1946. 2 p. 4° [Processed.] t

L13.2:W&4/19

Why women work. June 1946. 2 p. il. 4", folded into narow 12° [Proc-
essed.] t L 13.2 :W 84/18

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

Addresses. National library in life of nation ; by Luther H. Evans, librarian of
Congress (address delivered before Organizational Conference of Canadian
Library Association, Hamilton, Ontario, June 15, 1946). [1946.] 11 leaves, 4"
[Processed.] t (free to libraries only).
L. C. card 4&-26677 LC 1.14 :L 61/4

Problems facing Library of Congress ; by Luther H. Evans, librarian of

Congress. [1946.] [4] p. 4° [Talk given before joint meeting of Cleveland
Chapter, Special Libraries Association and Library Club of Cleveland and
vicinity, Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 4, 1945.] t (free to libraries only).

L. C. card 46-26678 LG 1.14 : L 61/3

Talk given before Washington Visual Workers, Apr. 24, 1946. by John G.

Bradley. [1946.] 8 leaves, 4» $ LC1.14:V82

Florida's centennial. Library of Congress, Mar. 3, 1945, address by Claude Pepper,
Senator from Florida, on occasion of ceremonies opening Florida Centennial
Exhibition at Library of Congress, together with Catalog of the Exhibition.
1946. [2] -f 36 p. 10 p. of por. and pi. map, 4° [Portraits and plates are mounted.
Text and other illustrations on p. 1, 2, and 4 of cover.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 784
L. C. card 46-26780 LC 1.2 : F 66/3

GENT:RAL REFERENCE AND BIBLIOGRAPHY DIVISION

Post-war problems, current list of United States Government publications, July-
Sept. 1945; compiled by Katherine Oliver Murra, with collaboration of librarians
of Federal agencies. Washington, 1946. [l]-|-vii-fl93 p. 4° [Processed.]
t (free to libraries only).
L. C. card 45-36680 LC 2.2 : P 84/2/945-3

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710097— 46— No. G19- 8

958 Government Publjcations

HISPANIC FOUNDATION
Higpantc actimties of Library of Congress, with address by Archibald MacLeish.
194G. 36 p. il. [Includes list of Publications in Hispanic field issued by Library
of Congress.] t • Item 784
L. C. card 46-2G464 LC 24.2 : H 62

LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE SERVICE

Economic relations. Public affairs bulletins : Economic relations between United
States and Latin America ; [by] Lottie M. Manross. Washington, D. C., 1946.
cover title, [3] leaves+44 p. 1 tab. 4° (Bulletin 45.) [Processed.] f (free to
libraries only).
L. C. card 46-26616 LC 14.9 : 45

PRINTS AND PHOTOGRAPHS DIVISION

Microfilms.' Index to microfilm reproductions in Photograph Section, series A,
lots 1-1737. [Reprint with changes] 1946. cover title, 2+26 leaves, 4".
[Processed.] t (free to libraries only). •

L. C. card 46-26672 LC 25.2 : M 58/lots 1-1737/rep.

Note. — This is an alphabetical index to the principal subjects of the first 100 reels
of microfilm copies of documentary photographs, including the photographic survey of
the United States produced under the direction of Rov E. Stryker for the Farm Security
Administration and the War Information Office in 1935-43.

PROCESSING DEPARTMENT

Cataloging. Studies of descriptive cataloging, report to librarian of Congress by
director of Processing Department. 1946. [3] +48 p.+8 leaves, il. t • Item
784.
L. C. card 46-26314 LC 30.2 : C 28/2/946

MARITIME COMMISSION

Conference agreements. No. 635, United States Gulf-Atlantic and India, Ceylon
and Burma conference (agreement no. 7620) [decided Oct. 23, 1945; report
andorder of Commission]. [1946.] [1] +749-754+ [1] p. [Report from Mari-
time Commission reports, v. 2.] t MC 1.22/la : 635

NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR AERONAUTICS

Note. — The National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics is now releasing for sale
Its individual Reports. Distribution to Depository Libraries, however, cannot be made
until Reports belonging to an individual annual volume have been released by the
Committee.

Ailerons. Pressure distribution over plug-type spoiler-slot aileron on tapered
wing with full-span slotted flaps [with list of references] ; by John G. Lowry
and Thomas R. Turner. Washington, June 1946. cover title. 11 p. il. 37 p. of
pi. 4° (Technical note 1079.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1079

Airfoils. Wind-tunnel investigation of boundary-layer control bv suction on
NACA 653-418, a =1.0 airfoil section with 0.29-airf oil-chord double slotted flap
[with list of references] ; by John H. Quinn, jr. Washington, June 1946.
cover title, 16 p. il. 3 pi. 28 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1071.) [Processed.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1071

Cylinders. Stresses in and general instability of raonocoque cylinders with cut-
outs: 1, Experimental investigation of cylinders with symmetric cutout sub-
jected to pure bending [with list of references] ; by N. j. Hoff and Bruno A.
Boley. Washington, June 1946. cover title, 26 leaves+ p. 27-28, 12 pi. 46 p. of
pi. 4° (Technical note 1013.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1013

Same : 2, Calculation of stresses in cylinder with symmetric cutout [with

list of references] ; by N. J. Hoff, Bruno A. Boley, and Bertram Klein. Wash-
ington. June 1946. cover title, 42 leaves+p. 43-59, 16 p. of pi. 4° (Technical
note 1014.) [Processed.] t Y 3. N 21/5 : 6/1014

• Sent to Depository Libraries

August 19^6 959

Elevators (aircraft). Investigation of additional requirements for satisfactory
elevator control characteristics [with list of references] ; by William H. Phil-
lips. Washington, June 1946. cover title, 9 p. 4 p. of pi. 4" (Technical note
1060.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1060

Flames. Kinetics of chemical reactions in flames [with list of references], by
Y Zeldovich and N. Semenov; [translation by S. Reiss from] Journal of ex-
perimental and theoretical physics (U. S. S. R.), vol. 10, 1940. Washington,
June 1946. cover title, 15 leaves, 4" (Technical memorandum 1084.) [Proc-
essed.] t Y3.N21/D: 8/1084

Fuel. Analysis of factors affecting state of fuel and air mixtures [with list of
references] ; by Mitchell Gilbert, John N. Howard, and Bruce L. Hicks. Wash-
ington, May 1946. cover title, 10 leaves, 10 p. of pi. 4" (Technical note 1078 )
[Processed. ] t "^ 3.N 21/5 : b/1078

Fuselage Langley full-scale-tunnel investigation of fuselage boundary layer on
typical fighter airplane with single liquid-cooled engine [with list of refer-
ences] • by K. R. Czarnecki and Jerome Pasamanick. Washington, June 1946.
cover title, 6 p. 1 pi. 10 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1087.) [Processed] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/10-S '

Qiiges Performance tests of wire strain gages : 4, Axial and transverse sensi-
tivities [with list of references] ; by WiUiam R. Campbell. Washington, June
1946. cover title, 20 leaves, 6 pi. 4° (Technical note 1042.) [Processed.] T

Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1042

Heat transfer. Empirical equation for coefficient of heat transfer to flat surface
from plane heated-air jet directed tangentially to surfece [with list of refer-
ences] ; by John Zerbe and James Selna. Washington, June 1946. cover title.
10 leaves, 5 pi. 4° (Technical note 1070. ) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/10(0

flelic^Ters?"" Stalling "of 'helicopter' blades"[with"list'of "references]; by F. B.
Gustafson and G. C. Myers, jr. Washington. June 1946. cojer ^^^l^'^/VnFo
5 pi. 4" (Technical note 1083.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1083

Lightning discharges to aircraft and associated meteorological conditions [with
bibliographies] ; by L. P. Harrison. Washington, May 1946. coyer title, iii+
149 p. il. 12 pi. 4° (Technical note 1001.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1001

Partiul-span -models. Jet-boundary and plan-form corrections for partial-span
models with reflectiou plane, end plate, or no end plate in closed circular wind
tunnel [with list of references] ; by James C Sivells and Owen J. Deters.
Washington, June 1946. cover title, 67 p. 3 pi. 38 p. of pi. 4° (Technical
note 1077.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1077

Profile recorders. Photographic profile recorder for airscrews and wing models,
by R. Kuhl and K. Raab; [translation by H. I. Lewenz from] Luftwissen, v. 5.
no 5, 1938. Washington, June 1946. cover title, 5 leaves, 3 pi. 4" (Technical
memorandum 1088.) [Processed. Reprint of R. T. P. 3 Translation 2197,
issued by Ministry of Aircraft production, London, England.] t

^ Y 3.N 21/5 : 8/1008

Propellers. Effect of simulated icing on propeller performance [with list of
references] ; by Blake W. Corson, jr. and Julian D. Maynard. Washington,
June 1946. cover title, 11 p. 7 pi. 14 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1084.)
[Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1084

Turlosupercharger. Comparative effectiveness of convection-type and radiation-
type cooling cap on turbosupercharger [with list of references] ; by Frederick
J. Hartwig, jr. Washington, June 1946. cover title, 8 leaves, 9 p. of pi. (Tech-
nical note 1082.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1082

Velocity distribution on wing sections of arbitrary shape in compressible potential
flow: 2, Subsonic symmetric adiabatic flows; by Lipman Bers. Washington,
June 1946. cover title, 44 leaves -fp. 45-53, 4 pi. 4° (Technical note 1012.)
[Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1012

• Sent to Depository Libraries

960 Government Publications

Wiyigs (aircraft). Effect of sweepback aud aspect ratio on longitudinal stability
characteristics of wings at low speeds [with list of references] ; by Joseph
A. Shortal and Bernard Maggin. Washington, July 1946. cover title, 7 p.
12 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1093.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1093

Influence of large amounts of wing sweep on stability and control prob-
lems of aircraft [with list of references] ; by Hartley A. Soul6. Washington,
June 1946. cover title, 20 p. 20 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1088.) [Proc-
essed. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1088

Yoto (aircraft). Consideration of dynamic loads on vertical tail by theory of
flat yawing maneuvers [with list of references] ; by John Boshar and Philip
Davis. Washington, June 1946. cover title, 12 p. 5 p. of pi. 4° (Technical
note 1065.) [Processed.]^ t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1065

Simplified method for determining from flight data rate of change of

yawing-moment coeflacient with sideslip [with list of references] ; by Robert
C. Bishop and Harvard Lomax. Washin'gton. June 1946. cover title, 8 leaves.
4 pi. 4" (Technical note 1076.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1076

NATIONAL ARCHIVES

Records. Treatment of fire and water damaged records; [by Adelaide E.
Minogue]. [1946.] p. 17-25. ( [Publication 46-14.] ) [Processed. Reprinted
by National Archives from American archivist, vol. 9, no. 1.] t AE 1.2 : R 24/2

Your Government's records in National Archives ; [compiled by W. Brooks

Phillips]. 1946. ix + 81p. ([Publication 46-18.]) * Paper, 10c. • Item 835
L. C. card A 46-1746 "^ AE 1.2 : R 24/3

FEDERAL REGISTER DIVISION

XoTE. — The archivist of the United States acting through this division established by
him under the provisions of the Federal register act (49, Stat. 500, as amended : 44 U. S. C,
and supp. 301 et seq.), is charged with the custody and, together with the Public Printer,
with the prompt and uniform printing and distribution of the documents required or
authorized to be published under sec. 5 of this act. Such documents required or authorized
to be so published are printed and distributed forthwith by the Government Printing Office
in a serial publication designated the Federal register. The daily issues of the Federal
register are, in effect daily supplements to the Code of Federal regulations, and regulatory
documents published therein follow the Code arrangement.

Federal register. Federal register, v. 11, no. 128-148; July 2-31, 1946. [1946.]
p. 7327-8276, 4° [Daily except Sunday, Monday and day following a legal
holiday.]
L. C. card 3&-26246 AE 2.7 : 11/128-148

Note. — The Federal register publishes (1) all Presidential Proclamations; and all
Executive orders, except such as have no general applicability or legal effect or are
effective only against Federal agencies or persons in their capacity as officers, agents or
employees thereof : it also contains all Executive orders establishing, amending or
revoking civil service rules, and all Executive orders containing a direction for publi-
cation thereof; (2) such documents or classes of documents as the President shall
determine from time to time have general applicability and legal effect ; and (3) such
documents or classes of documents as may be required so to be published by act of the
Congress. From Mar. 14, 1936, through Aug. 31, 1946, one hundred and ninety-seven
(197) agencies have submitted documents for publication in the Federal register.
Suitable indexes are issued monthly, quarterly, and annually. The bound volumes
of the Federal register were discontinued on .Tune 3, 1938, and have been replaced by the
annual supplements to the Code of Federal regulations.

The Federal register is sold by the Superintendent of Documents on the following
terms : Single copy, 15c. minimum (price varies in proportion to size) ; $1.50 per month ;
$15.00 per year. Subscriptions are payable in advance, ^end remittances to the
Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C.

Same, v. 11, nos. 64-127, index Apr.-June 1946. [1946.1 70 p. 4'

AE 2.7 : 11/64-127/ind.

NATIONAL HOUSING AGENCY

Housing. Veterans emergency housing program, community action report to
Mayor's Emergency Housing Committee, v. 1, no. 1; May 18, 1946, [1946.]
[2] p. il. 4" [Processed.] t NHA 1.12: 1/1

• Sent to Depository Libraries

August 1946 961

"* FEDERAL PUBLIC HOUSING AUTHORITY

Addresses. Role of public housing in the emergency, address by David L. Kvooth,
general counsel, Federal Public Housing Authority, before New England Council
of National Association of Housing OflScials, Boston, Mass., May 24, 1946.
[1946.] 5 p. 4° [Processed.] t NHA 4.2 :H 81/8

LivaWity problems of 1,000 families. Oct. 1, 1945 [published 1946]. [3] + 67 p. il.
4"' (Bulletin 28.) [Issued with perforations.] t • Item 558 NHA 4.3/2: 28

NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD

Note. — The bound volumes of Decisions and orders are sold by the Superintendent of
Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C, at various prices, depending
upon the size of the volume.

Activities. Studies of results of National Labor Relations Board activities, sum-
mary of operations analysis, 1942-44. 1946. vi-i-91 p. t
L. C. card 46-26692 LR 1.2 : N 21/3/942^4

Beck, C. D., d Co. No. 10208, in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit. National
Labor Relations Board v. Hal Peterson [et al.], d/b/a C. D. Beck & Company,
on petition for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations Board;
brief for National Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, iii-f26 p. t

LR 1.9 : B 388/3

Bird Machine Co. Appendix to petitioner's brief, in circuit court of appeals for
1st circuit, no. — , National Labor Relations Board v. Bird Machine Company ;
on petition for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations Board.
[1946.] cover title, 143 p. t LR 1.9 :B 532/2

Campbell, John W., Inc. Stipplemental appendix to petitioners' briefs, in circuit
court of appeals for 5th circuit, no. 11255, National Labor Relations Board v.
John W. Campbell, Inc. ; on petition for enforcement of order of National
Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, 1+53 p. t LR 1.9 :C 152/3

Decisions. Index to v. 48, Decisions and orders of National Labor Relations
Board. 1946. [l]+57 p. (Digest Section, Review Section, National Labor
Relations Board, 1945.) * Paper, 15c. • Item 844 LR 1.8 : 4^/ind.

Enid Cooperative Creamery Association. No. 3320, in circuit court of api)eals for
10th circuit. National Labor Relations Board v. Enid Cooperative Creamery
Association, on petition for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations
Board; brief for National Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, iii+18
p. $ LR 1.9 : En 42

Indepettdent Employees Association of Neptune Meter Co. In circuit court of
api)eals for 2d circuit. Independent Eimployees Association of Neptune Meter
Company v. National Labor Relations Board ; answer of National Labor Rela-
tions Board to petition to review tiled by Independent Employees Association of
Neptune Meter Company. [1946.] cover title, 3 p. t LR 1.9 :N 353/3

Keystone Steel d Wire Co. No. 8887, in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit.
Keystone Steel & Wire Company and Independent Steel Workers Alliance v.
National Labor Relations Board, on petition to review and i-equest for enforce-
ment of order of National Labor Relations Board; brief for National Labor
Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, iii-f53 p. t LR 1.9 :K 524/3

Neptune Meter Co. In circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, National Labor
Relations Board v. Neptune Meter Company; petition for enforcement of
order of National Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, 5 p. t

LR1.9:N353

In circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, Neptune Meter Company v.

National Labor Relations Board ; answer of National Labor Relations Board
and request for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations Board.
[1946.] cover title. 8 p. t LR 1.9 :N 353/2

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Showalter, A. J., Co. Appendix to petitioner's brief, in circuit court of appeals
for 5th circuit, no. 11591, National Labor Relations Board v. A. J. Showalter
Company, on petition for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations
Board. [1046.] cover title, [1] +81 p. t LR1.9:Sh82/2

NAVY DEPARTMENT

Casualties. State summary of war casualties: Massachusetts; [compiled May
1946 by Casualty Section, Office of Public Information]. 1946. [2] +99 p. 4°
* Paper, 35c. • Item 857 N 1.34 : M 38

Same : Michigan ; [compiled May 1946 by Casualty Section, Office of Public

Information]. 1946. [2] +92 p. 4" * Paper, 30c. • Item 857 N1.34:M58

Same: Nevada: [compiled Apr. 1946, Casualty Section, Office of Public

Information]. 194G. [2]+4p. 4" * Paper, 10c. • Item 857. N1.34:N41

Same : New Hampshire ; [compiled May 1946, by Casualty Section, Office

of Public Information]. 1946. [2] +13 p. 4° * Paper, 10c. • Item 857

N1.34:N42h

Same : North Dakota ; [compiled May 1946 by Casualty Section, Office of

Public Information]. 1946. [2]+llp. 4° * Paper, 10c. • Item 857

N 1.34 : N 81d

Landing force manual, Navy [1938] : chap. 19, Small arms marlismanship. Re-
vised 1946. 1946. iii+141 p. il. [Issued with perforations. Supersedes United
States Navy small arms firing regulations and instructions, 1931, and SmaU
arms marksmanship, chap. 19, Landing force manual, Navy, 1938.] * Paper,
25c. • Item 861 ' N 1.19 : L 23/938/chap.l9/rev.

Lilly, Charles H., Co. Claims for damages submitted by Navy Department, esti-
mate of appropriation to pay claim [of Chas. H. Lilly Co., Seattle, Wash.].
Jvme 28, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. doc. 222, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

. NAVAL OPERATIONS OFFICE

Posters. [Air discipline Dilbert posters] ; 813-835. [1945.] Each 10X13.5 in.
([Aviation] Training Division.) [An announcement was also issued.] t

N 27.10 : 813-835

[Dilbert swim posters] ; 771-812. [1945.] Each 10X13.5 in. or 13.5X10 in.

( [Aviation] Training Division. ) t N 27.10 : 771-812

Famous last lines; [posters]. 1945. Each 10X13.5 in. ([Aviation] Train-
ing Division. ) $ N 27.11 : F 21/no.l-8

All I got to do Is fly half contact and half instruments.

It's O. K. I've been flying over that area for 2 years.

Ohly new boys go around again !

Only scattered thunder showers, let's go.

That's my home field, I can get in.

200 feet ? hell, it will be 1500 by time we get there.

We can make It, just lean it all the way back.

What did he say the altimeter setting was ?

HYDBOQRAPHIC OFFICE

NOTB. — The charts, sailing directions, light lists, manuals and tables published by the
Hydrographic Office are again available to the public. All charts and publications are
for sale by the Hydrographic Office, Navy Department, Washington 23, D. C, and by
its commercial agents which are located i'n the principal American sea and lake ports.
Manuals and tables which do not require correction service are available from the Super-
intendent of Documents, Washington 25. D. C. H. O. circular 3 and its supplement lists
all sailing directions, light lists, manuals, and tables, and several charts and reprints
of Hydrographic Information, which are often in demand, and the circulars are supplied
free upon request to the Hydrographic Office. Weekly notice to mariners and H. O.
bulletins are supplied free only to those having a definite need thereof, on application
to the Hydrographic Office, Navy Department. Washincrton 25. D. C, or to the Branch
Hydrographic Offices In Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk, Savannah,
New Orleans, Galveston, San Francisco, San Pedro (Calif.), San .Tuan (P. R.), Captain
of the Port, Panama Canal, Portland (Oreg.), Seattle, Honolulu (T. H.), Chicago, Cleve-
land, Buffalo, Sault Ste. Marie and Duluth.

• Sent to Depository Libraries

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Bi-itish Columbia. 1946 supplement lo Hydrograpliic Office publicatiou 176, Sail-
ing directions for British Columbia, v, 2, corrections and additions from date
of publication (July 16, 1941) to Jan. 1, IMQ. 1946. [l]4-30 leaves, t
• Item 867 N 6.8 : 176/941-6

France. 1946 supplement to Hydrographic Office publication 132, North coast of
France pilot, corrections and additions from date of publicatiou (Oct. 13, 1928)
to Jan. 1, 1946. 1946. [l]+60 leaves, t •Item 867 N 6.8 : 132/928-18

Racon. Racon list : Book 1, Western Hemisphere, between 20° W. and 170° W.,
including Iceland and Aleutian Islands ; corrected to Feb. 1, 1946. [1946.] v-f
62 p. il. (H. O. pub. no. 520 ; CCBP 02.) t N 6.8 : 520/946

— — Same, Monthly correction list to Racon list. Book 1 (H. O. pub. no. 520,
CCBP 02) ; Mar. 1-July 1, 1946. [1946.] various paging, t

N 0.8 : 520/946/corr.list— 1 to 5

Racon list : Book 2, Pacific area, 170° W. to 60° E., exclusive of Aleutian

Islands; corrected to Feb. 1, 1946. [1946.] iv+oO p. il. (H. O. pub. no.
521; CX:BP 03.) t N 6.8: 521/946

Same, Monthly correction list to Racon list. Book 2 (H. O. pub. no. 521,

CCBP 03) ; Mar. 1-July 1, 1946. [1946.] various paging, f

N 6.8 : 521/946/corr.list— 1 to 5
Charts

Atlantic Ocean. South Atlantic Ocean, northwestern part, and southern part
of north Atlantic Ocean ; no. 0957. Natural scale 1 : 5,605,390 at lat. 4°. Wash-
ington, D. C, published Mar. 1930, 2d edition, June 1946. 32X45 in. t 60c.

N 6.18 : 0957

Australia. Australia, east coast, Claremont Point to Turtle Group, from British
surveys between 1843 and* 1901 ; no. 3461. Natural scale 1 : 147,350 at lat.
14°20'. Washington, D. C, publislied Apr. 1925, 2d edition, May 1946, cor-
rected through Notice to mariners 22, [June] 1 [1946]. 26x49 in. t 70c.

N 6.18 : 3461

Australia, east coast. Turtle Group to Hope Islands, including Barrier

Reefs, from British surveys between 1843 and 1903; no. 3460. Natural scale
1 : 146,880 at lat. 15°. Washington, D. C, published May 1925, 2d edition.
May 1946. 47X26 in. t 70c. N 6.18: 3460

Inset : Cook Passage, from British survey in 1901.

Bias Bay. Northern part of Taya Wan (Bias Bay), China, southeast coast, Asia,
from Japanese survey in 1938; no. 6442. Scale naut. m.=2.4 in., natural scale
1:30,000. Washington, D. C, published June 1945, 2d edition, May 1946.
27X39 in. t 50c. N 6.18: 6442

Bou10[/ne and approaches, France, north coast, from French survey in 1897 with
corrections to 1944 ; no. 4342. Scale naut. m.=2.7 in., natural scale 1 : 14,500.
Washington, D. C, May 1940. 36x28 in. t 60c. N 6.18: 4342

Chih-chu Tao (Spider Island) anchorage, Chih-Yang Pao, China, east coast, Asia,
from Japanese survey in 1937; no. 6402. Scale naut. m.=2.1 in., natural scale
1 : 35,020. Washington, D. C, published June 1945, 2d edition, June 1946.
28 X 39 in. t 60c. N 6.18 : 6462

Eta Uchi, Japan. Eta Uchi and approaches, Hiroshima Wan, Naikai (Inland
Sea), Japan, from Japanese survey in 1926; no. G357. Scale 100 yds.=0.3 in.,
natural scale 1 : 12,020. Washington, D. C, published June 1945, 2d edition
Jun. 1946. 39X26 in. t 50c. N 6.18: 6357

French Indochina. French Indochina, Annam, Cap Lay to Cap Mui Ron, south
China Sea, Asia, from French survey in 1878 with additions to ]904; no. 6212.
Natural scale 1 : 153,960 at lat. 15°. Washington, D. C, 1st edition. May 1946.
37 X 26 in. t 50c. N 6.18 : 6212

French Indochina-Annam, Cu Lao Cham to Hue, including Bale de-

Tourane, South China Sea. Asia, from French surveys to 1938; no. 6210.
Natural scale 1:153,075 at lat. 16°20'. Washington. D. C, ]st edition, June
1946. 27X38 in. 1 50c. N 6.18: 6210

• Sent to Depository Libraries

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Funafuti Atoll, Ellice Gi'oup, south Pacific Ocean, from U. S. Nacval surveys in
1942 and 1943 and Britisti survey in 1S9G; no. 1802. Scale naut. m.=2 in.,
natural scale 1 : 36,285. Washington, D. C, published Sept. 1899, 9th edition,
May 1946. 39X26 in. t 50c. N 6.18: 1802

Oood Hope, Cape of. Cape of Good Hope and False Bay, south coast of Africa,
from British surveys between 1858 and 1900 with additions to 1933 ; ho. 2393.
Natural scale 1 : 77,800. Washington, D. C, published June 1907, 6th edition.
May 1946. 38X32 in. t 60c. N 6.18: 2393

Eai-nun Strait (Cli'iung-chou Hai-hsia), China, south coast, from British, French
and Japanese surveys to 1939 ; no. 6080. Natural scale 1 : 267,440 at lat. 20°20'.
Washington, D. C, 1st edition. May 1946. 25X38 in. t 50c. N 6.18: 6080

Harhna Nada. Harbors in Harima Nada, Honshu, south coast, Naikai (Inland
Sea), Japan, from Japanese survey in 1929; no. 6158. Washington, D. C, 1st
edition, June 1946. 17X27 in. f 30c. N 6.18: 6158

Includes :

O Wan, Approaches to.

0K6.

Shikama Ko.

Takasago K5.

nonshft. Harbors on south coast of Honshu, Naikai (Inland Sea), Japan, from
Japanese surveys to 1902, with additions to 1930; no. 1659. Washington,
D. C, published Aug. 1898, 8th edition. May 1946, corrected through Notice
to mariners 22 [June 1, 1946]. 26X19 in. f 30c. N 6.18: 1659

Includes :

Katakami K5 and approaches.

Okayama Suid5.

Ushimado Seto and vicinity.

Jan Mayen, Greenland Sea, Artie Ocean, from surveys by Austrian Arctic exxwdi-
tiou in 1882 and 1883 with additions from U. S. Navy survey in 1943 ; no. 5782.
Natural scale 1 : 89,000 at lat. 71°. Washington, D. C, 1st edition, June 1946.
30X34 in. t 50c. N 6.18: 5782

Inset : Nordlaguna Anchorage.

Kantang, Malay Peninsula. Thang Khao Kantang (approach, to Kantang),
Malay Peninsula, west coast, Thailand, Asia, from Thai Government surveys in
1926 "and 1927; no. 3766. Scale naut. m.=1.8 in., natural scale 1:40,635.
Washington, D. C, published Aug. 1945, 2d edition, June 1946. 31X25 in.
t 50c. N 6.18 : 3766

Ko Chang Chang, Gnlf of Thailand, Thailand, Asia, from Thai Government sur-
veys to 1918 ; no. 3789. Natural scale 1 :50, 145. Washington, D. C, 1st edition.
May 1946.' 28X27 in. t 40c. N 6.18: 3789

Erat Bay. Ao Trat (Krat Bay) Gulf of Thailand, Thailand, Asia, from Thai
Government surveys in 1918 and 1919 ; no. 3790. Scale naut. m=1.8 in., natural
scale 1: 40,300. Washington, D. C, 1st edition, May 1946. 30x23 in. t 40c.

N 6.18 : 3790

Kure E6, Honshu-Naikai (Inland Sea), Japan, from Japanese survev in 1907 with
additions to 1931; no. 6089. Scale 100 yds.=0.5 in., natural scale 1:7.300.
Washington, D. C, 1st edition, June 1946. 27X38 in. f 60c. N 6.18: 6089

Malta Island. Malta and Gozo Islands, Mediterranean Sea. from British sui'vey
in 1863, with additions and corrections to 1942 ; no. 2467. Natural scale
1:60.000. Washington, D. C, published Feb. 1908, Sth edition, June 1946.
28X39 in. t 60c. N 6.18: 2467

Inset : Cala Dueira, Gozo Island, from British survey in 1917.

Min Chiang, Ma-wei to Fu-chou (Min-hou). China, east coa.st, Asia, from Chinese
surveys to 1935 with additions in 19R6; no. 3200. Scale naut. m.=3.2 in., scale
1:22.760. Washington, D. C, published Mar. 1916. 3d edition. Mav 1946.
27X39 in. f 60c. N 6.18:3200

Tnspt : Fu-cboii (Jlin-houl.

Sent to Depository Libraries

August 1946 965

New South Wales. Plans in New South Wales, Australia, east coast ; no. 3440.
Washington, D. C, 1st edition, May 1946. 26x33 in. t 50c. N 6.18 : 3440

Includes :

Kembla, Port, from British survey in 1938.

Kembla, Port, Approaclies to, from British survey in 1938.

Kiama Harbor, from British survey in 1885, with corrections by harbor engineer

to 1923.
Wollongong Harbor, from Briti.sh survey in 1938.

Nicaragua. Nicaragua, east coast, Blueflelds to San Juan del Norte (Greytown),
Central America, from British surveys between 1836 and 1840, topography at
San Juan del Norte from uncontrolled aerial photographs of 1931 ; no. 2702.
Natural scale 1:146,995 at lat. 11°30'. Washington, D. C, published May
1912, 6th edition, June 1946. 39X29 in. t 60c. N 6.18: 2702

Nicaragua, east coast, Iran of War Cays to Bluefiields, Central America,

from British surveys between 1836 and 1843 with additions from Nicaraguan
Government survey in 1892; no. 2701. Natural scale 1:146,500 at lat. 12°30'.
Washington, D. C, published July 1912, 7th edition. May 1946. 39X26 in.
t 50c. N 6.18 : 2701

Obama K6, Honshu, northwest coast, Japan, from Japanese surveys in 1909 and
1925; no. 6379. Scale naut. m.=3.5 in., natural scale 1:20,800. Washington,
D. C, 1st edition, May 1946. 26X39 in. f 50c. N 6.18: 6379

Ominaio Ko. Inner harbor of Ominato Ko, Mutsu Wan, Honshu, north coast,
Japan, from Japanese surveys in 1914 and 1921 with additions from other
sources to 1934; no. 6380. Scale 500 yds.=l-.8 in., natural scale 1:10,000.
Washington, D. C. published June 1945, 2d edition, June 1946, corrected
through Notice to mariners 22, [June] 1 [1946]. 39x27 in. 1 60c.

N 6.18 : 6380

Pacific Ocean. Western north Pacific Ocean, meteorological plotting chart. Navy ;
no. 5555. Washington, D. C, published May 1930, 8th edition, Apr. 1946.
29X33 in. t (limited distribution). N 6.18: 5555

Persian Gulf. Plans in Persian Gulf; no. 3657. Washington, D. C, published
Apr. 1914, 2d edition. May 1946. 25X38 in. t 50c. N 6.18: 3657

Includes :

AI 'Ajman, Sharjah and D.ibei, from British surveys between 1911 and 1936.
Basidu and approaches, from British survey in 1860 with additions to 1930.
Basidu Anchorage, from British survey in 1860.
Dabei, from British surveys between 1933 and 1936.
Eas al Khaimah, from British survey in 1910.

Pilot charts. Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, Feb.-July 1946; no. 1400.
Scale 1° long. ==0.27 in. Washington, D. C, Dec. 16, 1945-May 16. 1946. Each
23X38 in. [Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the
Weather Bureau.] 10c. each.
L. C. card no. 14-16339 N 6.15/1 : 946/2^

Note. — Monthly charts showing mean position of doldrum belt, supplement to British
N. M. B. memo. 109 42, on reverse of Feb. issue ; Some aspects of northern Atlantic
and Arctic weather and climate, by Willis Edward Hurd, on reverse of Mar. issue ;
Loran, new radio navigator, on reverse on Apr. issue ; Some navigational wrinkles, on
reverse of May issue ; Action of ocean waves, by Frank H. Browning, on reverse of
June issue ; Physical properties of sea ice, on reverse of July issue.

Same, supplement with title, Arctic ice and its drift into north Atlantic

Ocean, edition no. 8. [1946.] [2] p. il. oblong f* (Supplement to Pilot chart
of north Atlantic Ocean, May 1946.) [Processed.] t Included in price of
chart. N 6.15/1 : 946/5/supp.

PracJiuap Khiri Khan and vicinity, Gulf of Thailand, Thailand, east coast, Asia,
from Thai Government survey in 1924; no. 3781. Scale naut. m.=3.6 in.,
natural scale 1:20,000. Washington, D. C, 1st edition, Apr.1946. 30X22 in.
t40c. N 6.18: 3781*

Shana Wan, Okinawa Shima, Nansoi Shoto, East China S'ea, surveys by U. S. S.
Pathfinder and U. S. S. Harkness, Sept. 1945 ; field chart no. 1053'. Scale naut.
m.=3.1 in., natural scale 1 : 10,000. n. p., 1st edition Sept. 1945, reprinted
Jan. 1946. 15X20 in. t20c. N 6.18/2 :Sh 2

• Sent to Depository Libraries

96G Government Publications

Taongi Atoll. Southern part of Taongi Atoll, Marshall Islands, north Pacific
Ocean, from U. S. Navy survey in 1945; field chart no. 4012. Scale 500 yds.=
1.8 in., natural scale 1 : 10,000. n. p. publlshpd Nov. 194;"), redrawn Apr. 1946.
32 X 2G in. t 50c. N 6.18/2 : T 15

Inset : Taongi Island Passage.

Tsushima, Japan. IMans on coast of Tsushima, Japan ; no. 6216. Washington.
D. C, 1st edition, June 1946. 39x27 in. t 60c. N 6.18: 6216

Includes :

Izumi Wan to Nishltomarl Wan, from Japanese survey in 1897 with additions to 1929.
Kechi Wnn, from Japanese surveys in 1897 and 1904 with addition to 1929.
Shtishl Wan, from Japanese survey In 1897.
Tsutsu Wan, from Japanese survey In 1897 with additions to 1929.

Wani TJra. Approaches to Wani Ura, Tsushima, north coast, Japan, from Japa-
nese surveys in 1897 and 1904 with additions from other sources to 1980 ; no.
6218. Scale 500 yds.=1.7 in., natural scale 1 : 10,430. Washington, D. C, 1st
edition. Mav 1946, corrected through Notice to mariners 22, [June] 1 [1946].
19X26 in. f 30c. N 6.18: 6218

Yakivchi Wan, Amami-o Shima, Nansei Shoto (Southwestern Islands), Japan,
from Japanese survey in 1908 with additions to 1930; no. 0510. Scale naut.
m.=3.5 in., natural scale 1:20,970. Washington, D. C, published June 18S3,
15th edition. May 1946. 28X39 in. t 50c. N 6.18 : 0510

Yangtze River. Yangtze River estuary from Middle Ground to Woosung, China,
Asia, from surs'eys by Hydrographic Department of Chinese Navy, with addi-
tions from survey by U. S. S. .Tohn Blish (AGS-10) and other sources to 1945;
field chart no. 53. Scale naut. m.=0.8 in., natui'al scale 1:90,000. n. p., 1st
edition Nov. 1945, reprinted Mar. 1946. 16x21 in. t 20c. N 6.18/2 :T 1/2

— ^ Yangtze River estuary. South Channel from sea to Middle Ground, from
surveys by Hydrographic Department of Chinese Navy, with additions from
survey by U. S. S. John Blish (AGS-10) and other sources to 1945; field
chart no. 54. Scale naut. m.=0.8 in., natural scale 1:90,000. n. p., 1st edi-
tion, Nov. 1945, reprinted Mar. 1946. 16X21 in. t20c. N6.18/2:Y1

NAVAL PERSONNEL BUREAU

Metalsmith 3c and 2c ; prepared by Standards and Curriculum Division, Training.
Edition of 1946. 1946. vi-f [l]+306 p. il. 12° (Navy training courses.) [An-
other illustration on front cover.] * Paper, 50c.
L. C. card 46-26570 N 17.25 : M 56/3/946

Motor machinist's mate. Motor machinist's mate 3c and 2c, v. 1 ; prepared by
Standards and Curriculum Division, Training. Edition of 1946. 1946.
v-l-[l]+2S6 p. il. 4 pi. 12° (Navy training courses.) [Another illustration on
front cover.] * Paper, 50c. • Item.
L. C. card 4&-26693 N 17.25 : M 85/2/946/v.l

Same. v. 2 ; prepared by Standards and Curriculum Division, Training.

Ediiton of 1946. 1946. v-f[l]+228 p. il. 1 pi. 12° (Navy training courses.)
[Another illustration on front cover.] * Paper, 50c. • Item

N 17.25 : M 85/2/^6/v.2

NAVAI, ACADEMY

Report of board of visitors to Naval Academy, 1946, Annapolis, Md., Apr. 11,
1946. [1946.] cover title. 13 p. t • Item 886
L. C. card 8-7222 N 12.1 : 946

ORDNANCE BUREAU

Synchros. United States Navy synchros, description and operation : [prepared
for Bureau of Ordnance and Bureau of Ships by RCA Service Company, Inc.,
edited by K. A. Simons]. Dec. 15. 1944. 166 p. il. 4° (Ordnance pamphlet
1303.) [A joint Bureau of Ordnance and Bureau of Ships publication.]
* Paper, 50c.
L. C. card 46-26715 N 18.7: 1303

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August 1946 967

SHIPS BUREAU

Microwave techniques; prepared by NDRC, Division 14, Radiation Laboratory,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. [1944.] iv+lS8, p. il. [No longer
confidential.] * Paper, 35c.
L. C. card 46-26716 N 29.2 : M 58

Posters. Band concerts, Navy Band; [poster]. 1946. 18.6x13 in. t

N.29.15:B22

SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAU-

Freight. Navy freight classification guide for aeronautical materials, Change 1 ;
May 1, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Accompanied by certain reprinted pages to
be inserted in the guide. Issued in loose-leaf form.] * Paper, 50c. • Item 916

> N 20.2 : F 87/2/945/ch.l

Government supplies. Joint Army-Navy specification : Boiler-feed-water-treat-
ment, materials and equipment (for theater of operations, stationai'y use) ;
Apr. 30, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12° ( JANr-B-334. ) t N 20 : 23 : JAN-B-334

Note. — This and the following instructions and specifications are issued with perfora-
tions for insertion in loose-leaf binders.

' Same: Cloth, cotton, broadcloth; Apr. 9, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12° (JAN-O-

325. ) t N 20.23 : JAN-C-325

Same: Cloth, cotton, buckram, white; Apr. 26, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12°

( JAN-O-331. ) t N 20.23 : JAN-C-331

Same: Cloth, cotton, drill (fuUy shrunk) ; Feb. 27, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. 12°

( J AN-C-300. ) t N 20.23 : JAN-C-300

Same : Cloth, cotton, fine, plain ; Apr. 26, 1946. [194«.] 6 p. 12° (JAN-

C-332. ) t N 20.23 : JAN-C-332

Same: Cloth, cotton, print; Feb. 27, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 12° (JAN-C-

299. ) t N 20.23 : JAN-C-299

Same: Concertina, vpire (barbed), roll; Mar. 28, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 12°

(JAN-C-320.) [Imprint date incorrectly given on p. 6 as 1945.] t

N 20.23 :JAN-G-320

Same: Floats, life, balsa-wood, amdt. 1; Apr. 25, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12°

(JAN-G-241 [amdt. 1].) t N 20.23 : JAN-G-241 amdt. 1

■ Same: Gimp, cotton (buttonhole) ; Apr. 26, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12° (JAN-

G-329.) t N 20.23 : JAN-G-329

Same: Kits, testing, impregnite-in-clothing. Ml; Apr. 23, 1946. [1946.]

8 p. 1 pi. 12° (JAN-K-327.) t N 20.23 : JAN-K-327

Same: Packaging and packing for overseas shipment, boxes, fiberboard

(V-board and W-board), exterior and interior, amdt. 2; Apr. 23, 1946. [1946.]
3 p. 12° (JAN-P-IOS [amdt. 2].) [Supersedes amendment 1, June 9, 1945.] t

N 20.23 : JAN-P-108, amdt. 2

Same: Protractors, i>arallel-motion ; Mar. 28, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 12°

( JAN-P^05. ) t N 20.23 : JAN-P-305

— - Same: Stick, cruiser, timber; Apr. 26, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. 12° (JAN-S-
330. ) t N 20.23 : JAN-S-330

Same: Wave-guide-assemblies, flexible; Jan. 24, 1946. [1946.] 19 p. 12"

(JAN-W-2S7.) t ' N 20.23 : JAN-W-287

Navy Department specification: Bindei's. loose-leaf, catalog; June 1, 1946.

[1946.] 4 p. 12° (53B6b.) [Supersedes 53B6a, Aug. 1, 1932.] t

N 20.6/2 : 53B6b

Same: Bottoms, pipo-berth, wire: IMay 15, 1946. [1946.1 8 p. 11. 12°

(26B4a.) [Supersedes 26B4, Nov. 1, 1939.] t N 20.6/2 : 26B4a

Same: Bronze, hydraulic (ounce metal), castings: May 1, 1946. [1946.1

6 p. 12° (46B23e.) [Supersedes 46B23c, Sept. 1, 1939, 46B23d, Dec. 1, 1943.] t

N 20.6/2 : 46B23e

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Qovernment supplies — Continued

Same: Bucklers, gun, ply-construction, coated-fabric (for battleships and

cruisers) ; May 15, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 12" (24B20.) f N 20.6/2 : 24B20

Same:Colauders;May 1,1946. [1946.] 4 p. il. 12° (64C8b.) [Supersedes

64C8a, Apr. 1, 1944.] f N 20.6/2 : 64 C8b

Same: Copper-pigment (for use in antifouling paint) ; May 15, 1946. 1946.

1 p. 12° (52C37a.) t N 20.6/2 : 52 C 37 a

Same: Couplings and fittings, air-hose; Apr. 15, 1946. [1946.] 11 p. il. 12°

(33C4f. ) [Supersedes 33C4e, Nov. 2, 1942.] f N 20.6/2 : 33 C 4 f

Same: Crucibles (for molting aluminum) ; June 1, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. 12°

(50C4a.) [Supersedes 50C4, Sept. 1, 1938.] t N 20.6/2 : 50 C 4 a

Same: Deck-covering, light-weight, nonslip (abrasive-coated fabric and

cement); July 1, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (27Dlla.) t N 20.6/2 : 27 D 11 a

Same: Drawings, instrument (electrical) (for navigational purposes);

July 1, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. il. 12° (35Dld.) [Supersedes 35Dlc, Feb. 15,
1946.] t N 20.6/2 :35D Id

Same : Enclosures (for nonrotating electrical equipment), (shipboard use) ;

May 1, 1946. '[1946.] 19 p. il. 12° (17E11.) t N 20.6/2 : 17 E 11

Same: Fenders, ship, coir-rope; May 15, 1946. [1946.] 8 p. il. 12"

(23F5.) t N 20.6/2: 23 F 5

Same: Fluid (oil), fog, no. 1; June 1, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. il. 12° (14F3.)

[Supersedes 7Fla, July 16, 1945.] t N 20.6/2: 14 F 3

Same: Gages, pressure (for acetylene, hydrogen, and oxygen gases) ; June

1,1946. [1946.] 7 p. 12° (45G3d.) [ Supersedes 45G3b, Apr. 16, 1945, 45G3c,
Nov. 15, 1945.] t N 20.6/2 : 45 G 3 d

Same: Glass fibrous, cloth, tape, and thread (for lagging insulation) ;

May 1, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. 12° (32G9). [Supersedes 32C15d, Dec. 1, 1944.] t

N 20.6/2: 32 G 9

Same?" Gloves, rubber, for electrical workers (for use in connection with

apparatus or circuits not exceeding 3,000 volts to ground) ; May 1, 1946. [1946.]
8 p. 12° (37G3b. ) [Supersedes 37G3a, Mar. 1, 1941.] t N 20.6/2 : 37 G 3b

Same : Grinders, garbage ; June 1, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. 12* (66Gla.) t

N 20.6/2 : 66 G la

Same : Hoists, ammunition, automatic-dredger-type, and power-equipment ;

June 1, 1946. [1946.] 20 p. 12° (69H2.) [Supersedes 66H1 (INT), June 1,
1941.] t N 20.6/2 : 69 H 2

Same : Hooks, meat ; May 15, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. 12° (64Hlb.) [Super-
sedes 64Hla, Apr. 1, 1943.] t N 20.6/2 : 64 H lb

Same: Instruments, electrical-indicating, light (light meter) ; June 1, 1946.

[1946.] 7 p. 12° (17-1-28.) [Supersedes 17-1-28 (INT), July 1, 1940.] t

N 20.6/2: 17-1-28

Same: Insulation, electrical, liquid, impregnating, high-temperature; May

1,1946. [1946.] 12 p. 12° (17-1-56.) t _ N 20.6/2 : 17-1-56

Same: Joints, steel, flexible (for temporary pipe connections); June 1,

1946. [1946.] 4 p. 12° (45Jla.) [Supersedes 45 Jl, Nov. 1, 1938.] t

N 2D.6/2 : 45 Jla

Same: Kits, repair (for preservers, life, vest-type, self-inflating) ; May 1,

1946. [1946.] 6 p. 12° (23K2.) t N 20.6/2: 23 K 2

Same: Lead-acetate (sugar of lead); June 1, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. 12°

(52L16.) t N 20.6/2: 52 L 16

Same : Lines, steel, safety (for oxygen breathing apparatus) ; May 15, 1946.

[1946.] 5p.il. 12° (23L2.) t N 20.6/2: 23 L 2

• Sent to Depository Libraries

August 1946 969

Government supplies— Continued. r^^^^ -,

Same: Machines, dishwashing, and dish-baskets; May 15, 1946. [1946.]

5 p. 12° (66M12b.) [Supersedes 66M12a, Oct. 15, 1M5.] t N 20.6/2 : 66 M 12b

Same: Mica (extender pigment); May 1, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. 12"

(52M3a.) [Supersedes 52M3, Nov. 1, 1M3.] t N 20.6/2 : 52 M 3a

Same: Oak, white (for ship use); May 15, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12°

(39-0-5f.) [Supersedes 39-0-5e, June 1, 1928.] t N 20.6/2 : 39-0-5f

Same : Paint, after-pickling, red (formula no. 84R) ; June 1, 1946. [1946.]

lip. 11.12° (52P84.) t . N20.6/2:52P84

Same- Paint, boot-topping, black (for wooden vessels) (formula no. 3) ;

May 15, 1946. [1946.] 10 p. 12° (52P29. ) t N 20.6/2 : 52 P 29

Same: Paint, deck, nonskid, fire-retardant, red; May 1, 1946. [1946.]

11 nil. 12° (52P23b.) [Supersedes 52P23a, July 2, 1945.] t

N 20.6/2: 52 P 23b

Same- Paint, inside, light-green, semi-gloss, fire-retardant (formula no.

31): May 1, 1946. [1946.] 11 p. il. 12° (52P33b.) [Supersedes 52P33a, July
2, 1945. ] t N 20.6/2 : 52 P 33b

Same : Paint, outside, navy-blue (formula no. 5NB) ; May 15, 1946. [1946.]

11 p. il. 12° (52P44a. ) [Supersedes 52P44, May 1, 1945.] t N 20.6/2 : 52 P 44a

— — Same: Paint, outside. Navy-gray, no. 7 (formula no. 5N) ; June 1, 1946.
[1&46.] lip. il. 12° (52P40a.) [Supersedes 52P40, June 1, 1945.] t

N 20.6/2 : 52 P 40a

Same: Reflectors, metal, parabolic, 12-inch; May 1, 1946. [1946.] 11 p.

il. 12° (17R15.) t N 20.6/2: 17 R 15

Same: Release-devices, hydraulic (for freeing life-saving equipment inci-
dent to sinking of vessels) ; June 1, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 12° (19R2a.) [Super-
sedes 19R2, Sept. 1, 1944.] t N 20.6/2 : 19 R 2a

Same: Resin, phenol-modified-alkyd, solution; June 1, 1946. [1946.] 7 p.

12° (52R14.) t N 20.6/2 : 52 R 14

Same: Rubber, synthetic, medium-soft, molded, sheet, and strip (for air-
port, hatch, and water tight-and-airtight-door gaskets) ; May 15, 1946. [1946.]
16 p. il. 1 pi. 12° (33R9.) t N 20.6/2: 33 R 9

Same: Silica, diatomaceous (flatting-extender pigment); May 15, 1946.

[1946.] 7 p. 12° (52S9.) t N 20.6/2:52 8 9

Same: Steel, tool, high-speed; May 15, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. 12" (46S37d.)

[Supersedes 46S37c, Sept. 1, 1945.] t N 20.6/2 : 46 S 37d

Same : Tape, insulating, linen-finish, plain ; May 15, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. 12"

(17T15C.) [Supersedes 17T15a, Mar. 1, 1941, 17T15b, Jan. 2, 1942.] f

N 20.6/2: 17 T 15c

Same: Toasters, electric, automatic: May 15, 1946. [1946.] 10 p. 12°

(65T4a.) [Supersedes 65T4, Aug. 1, 1944.] t N 20.6/2 : 65 T 4a

Same : Urns, coffee ; May 15, 1946. [1946.] 8 p. 12° (65Dle.) [Supersedes

65Ula, Nov. 1, 1944, 65Ulb, Jan. 2, 1945.] t N 20.6/2 : 65 U Ic

Same: Valves, bronze, 100 w. s. p., angle, cross, and globe; May 1, 1946.

[1946.] 10p.il. 12° (45V9f.) [Supersedes 45V9e, May 1, 1930.] t

N 20.6/2 : 45 V 9f

Manual. Change 54, Bureau of Supplies and Accounts manual; May 1, 1946.

[1946.] ii p. [Accompanied by reprints of certain pages (with changes) to

be inserted in the Manual.] t N 20.13 : Su 7/2/929/ch.54

Memoranda. Bureau of Supplies and Accounts memoranda, 520; Jan. 1, 1946.
[1946.] iv-|-123 p. il. [Monthly. Issued in loose-leaf form for insertion in
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts memoranda, 1931.] $ N 20.7/1: 520

Same, 521 ; Feb. 1, 1946. [1^6.] v+223 p. [Monthly. Issued in loose-
leaf form for insertion in Bureau of Supplies and Accounts memoranda,
1931.] t N 20.7/1: 521

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970 Go^'ERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

Navy shipping guide. Change 54, Navy shipping guide [1941], pt. 1; July 1,
1946. [1946.] i p. [Accompanied by reprints of certain pages (with changes)
to be inserted in the Navy shipping guide.] % N 20.17/2 : 54/pt.l

Same, pt. 2; July 1, 1946. [1946.] iv p. [Accompanied by reprints of

certain pages (with changes) to be inserted in the Navy shipping guide.] t

N 20.17/2 : 54/pt.2
Ban Francisco d Napa Valley Railroad. Before Interstate CJoramerce Commis-
sion, I. C. C. docket no. 29015, San Francisco and Napa Valley Railroad v
Southern Pacific Company et al. ; reply of Navy Department, intervener, to
exceptions of defendants to report on further hearing proposed by examiners
T. Leo Haden and A. J. Banks, and to defendants' petition for oral argument
[1946.] cover title, i+32 p. large 8° t N 20.26 :Sa 52/4

Ships. Decommissioning a ship. [J.946.] iv+8 p. il. 4° t N 20.13 :Sh 6/2

PAN AMERICAN UNION

Note.— The Pan American Union sells its own illustrated monthly BuUetin, booklets and
other publications, at prices ranging from 5c. to $2.00. The price of any edition of the
Bulletin IS 15c. a single copy, the English edition is $1.50 a year, the Spanish edition SI 00
a year, the Portuguese edition $1.00 a year; there is an additional charge of 75c a year
Dni^o'n Washln ton'^D^'c"^^ outside the Pan American Union. Address the Pan American

Brazil. Viajando por el Brasil; por Raymond E. Crist. [1946.] [1]+17 p. ii.
[Reproducido del Boletin de la Union Panamericana, enero y f ebrero de 1946 ] t

PA 1.6/a : B 739/2/Spanish

Cula. Higher education in Latin America : v. 4, Universities of Cuba, Domini-
can Republic, Haiti [with bibliographies] ; by Harriet Bunn and Ellen Gut
Washington, D. C, 1946. [7] +102 leaves, 4°. [Processed.] t Paper, 50c
L. C. card 44-40518 PA 1.2 : Ed 8/3/V.4

Uruguay. Consulta del Gobierno del Uruguay y contestaciones de los gobiernos
sobre : primero, Paralelismo entre la democracia y la paz, segundo, Protecci6n
internacional de los derechos del hombre, tercero, Acci6n colectiva en defensa
de esos principios. Washington, D. C, mayo de 1946. [2] +83 leaves 4°
[Processed.] X PA 1.2 : Ur 8/3/Spanish

Yerla mate. Yerba mate. n. p. [1946]. 24 p. il t Paper 5c
L. C. card 46-26717 ' * PA 1 «> • Y 4

PANAMA CANAL

Note.— -Although The Panama Canal makes its reports to, and is under the supervision of
the Secretary of War, it is not a part of the War Department.

GOVERNOR

Report. Annual report of governor of The Panama Canal, fiscal vear 1944
1946. vii+156p. * Paper, 30c.
L. C. card 15-26761 -^ 79 1 . 944

— — Same. (H. doc. 460, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Annual report of governor of The Panama Canal, fiscal vear 1945

1946. vii+144 p. * Paper, 25c. W 791 . 945

Same. (H. doc. 461, 79th Cong., 2d sess.)

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT

Postal guide. Miscellaneous Changes to 1941 edition of pt. 2 of Official pcstal
guide. Changes 210-283. [1946.] 6 leaves, narrow f [Reprinted from Apr
and Oct. 1945 Quarterly supplements to Official postal guide.] t

P 1.10/1 : 941/pt.2/ch.210-283

Same, Changes 284-327. [1946. T [4] leaves, narrow f [Reprinted from

Jan. and Apr. 1946 Quarterly supplements to Official postal guide and Postal
bulletins, Apr. 11-May 9, 1946.] t • Item 929 P 1.10/1 : 941/pt.2/ch.284-327

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Report. AunuaL report of Postmaster General, fiscal year 1945. 1940. xv+143
p. + [5] leaves. * Paper, 30f. • Item 924
L. C. card 8-10371 P 1.1 : 945

Same. (H. doc. 405, 79tli Cong. 2d sess.)

ACCOUNTS BUREAU

Cost ascertainment. Appendix to cost ascertainment report, 1945. [1946.] cover
title, [30] leaves, 3 pi. large 4° * Paper, 45c. • Item 932 P 22.7 : 945/app.

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE

Mail routes. Schedule of mail routes, no. 327, June 27, 1946, 1st division, Railway
Mail Service, comprising Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, and Connecticut. Boston, ft/ass. P. O., [June 27, 1946]. 142+ [1]
p. narrow 8° t P 10.12/1 : 327

Schedule of mail routes, no. 555, June 30, 1946, 3d division, Railway Mail

Service, comprising District of Columbia, Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia,
and West Virginia (except peninsula of Maryland and Virginia). [1946.] 204
p. narrow 8° J P 10.12/3 : 555

Schedule of mail routes, no. 613, June 11, 1946, 4th division, Railway Mail

Service, comprising Alabama, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee,
Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands. Darby Printing Co., Atlanta, Ga. [June 11,
1946]. 116 p. narrow 8° t P 10.12/4 : 613

Schedule of mail routes, no. 593, June 15, 1946, 6th division. Railway Mail

Service, comprising Illinois and Iowa. [Chicago P. O., Apr. 8, 1946.] 168 p.
narrow 8° t P 10.12/6 : 593

Schedule of mail routes, no. 555, June 25, 1946, 7th division. Railway Mail

Service, comprising Kansas and Missouri. Wellington Printing Co., St. Louis,
Mo. [June 25, 1946]. 131+ [1] p. narrow 8" t P 10.12/7: 555

Schedule of mail routes, no. 482, June 25, 1946, 8th division, Railway Mail

Service, comprising Arizona, California, Guam, Hawaii, Nevada, Samoa, and

Utah. [San Francisco P. O., June 26, 1946.] 148 p. narrow 8° t P 10.12/8 : 482

Schedule of mail routes, no. 336, June 29, 1946, 11th division, Railway Mail

Service, comprising New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas. Babcock Printing Co.,
Fort Worth, Tex. [June 29, 1946] . 146 p. narrow 8° t P 10.12/11 : 336

Schedule of mail routes, no. 168, June 27, 1946, 13th division. Railway Mail

Service, comprising Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington. [Seattle
P. 0., June 27, 1946.] 128 p. narrow 8° J P 10.12/13: 168

Schedule of mail routes, no. 196, June 7, 1946, 14th division, Railway Mail

Service, comprising Nebraska, Colorado, and Wyoming. John F. Bradv Co.,
Omaha [June 7, 1946]. 112 p. narrow 8° t P 10.12/14 : 196

Schedule of mail routes, no. 176, June 10, 1946, 15th division, Railway iNIail

Service, comprising Pennsylvania and main line of Erie Railroad west of
Salamanca, N. Y., main lines of Baltimore & Ohio R. R. and Pennsylvania R. R.
System west of Pittsburgh, Pa., and such collateral lines as may be designated.
Esquire Press Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa. [June 10, 1916] : cover title, 162+ [2] p.
narrow 8° t P 10.12/15: 176

TOPOGRAPHY DIVISION

Note. — The Division of Topography has on file maps showing all roads usmI by the ninil
free delivery mail service. Rural delivery routes are shown in detail on county or local
maps which, with a few exceptions, are drawn to the scale of 1 : 62.500 or 1 : 63,360 (1 mile
to the inch). Maps of more than 1,600 counties in the United States have been prepared
by the Post Office Department and contact prints, made from the original maps on file are
sold for 50 cents per copy. Each county map shows in addition to the roads traveled bv
rural carriers, all post offices within the county and all other roads, houses, schools, and
churches known at the time the map was originally drawn. toRethor with an outline of the
drainage. A list of the county maps on file will be furnished upon application to the
Superintendent, Division of Finance, Post Office Department, Washington 25, D. C. Rural
delivery routes emanating from post offices in counties for which county maps have not
been drawn are shown on local maps. Contact i)rints of such mai>s are" sold at 25 cents
each. Orders for all postal maps should be accompanied by monev order and addressed to
the Superintendent, Division of Finance. Post Office Department, Washington 25 D. C
Rural delivery maps should not be confused with the State post route maps which are lislcii
In the Monthly catalog for Jan. 1946, page 113.

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972 Government Publications

PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES,

NoTK. — The fuuctious and duties of the Executive Office of the President were established
i'.'^..^^'^*^"^'^® '"■''•"'■ °' ®^P*- '^^ 1^39. The principal divisions at present are as follows : The
\Vhlte House Office, the Bureau of the Budget, the Liaison Office for Personnel Manage-
ment, anij the Office for Emergency Management.

For information relating to the issuance of Executive orders and Proclamations of the
President see, below, note under Executive orders.

Army Air Force Day, 1946. July 12, 1946. (Proclamation 2697.) [Not issued
separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 137, July 16, 1946, p. 7737.]

Canal Zone. Suspending certain statutory provisions relating to employment in
Canal Zone. July 22, 1946. (Executive order 97.j9.) [Not issued separately.
Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 142, July 23, 1946, p. 7929.]

Clothing allowances. Regulations governing furnishing of clothing in kind or
payment of cash allowances in lieu thereof to enlisted personnel of Navy,
Coast Guard, Naval Reserve, and Coast Guard Reserve. June 29, 1946. (Execu-
tive order 9744B.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal Register,
V. 11, no. 129, July 3, 1946, p. 7391, 7393-94.]

Coal mines. Authorizing Secretary of Interior to take possession of and to oper-
ate certain coal mines. July 19, 1946. (Executive order 9758.) [Not issued
separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 142, July 23, 1946.
p. 7927-7929.]

Economic Stabilizatioti Office. Transferring functions of Office of Economic Sta-
bilization to Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion. July 25, 1946.
(Executive order 9762. ) [Not Issued separately. Appeared in Federal Register,
V. 11, no. 146, July 27, 1946, p. 8073.]

Emergency Boards. Creating Emergency Board to investigate dispute between
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad Company and certain of its emplovees.
July 10. 1946. (Executive order 9749.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in
Federal Register, v. 11, no. 135, July 12, 1946, p. 7649.]

Creating Emergency Board to investigate dispute between Northwest

Airlines, Inc., and certain of its employees. July 3. 1946. (Executive order
9748.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 132
July 9, 1946, p. 7518.]

Creating Emergency Board to investigate dispute between Tullmau Com-
pany and certain of its employees. .July 27, 1946. (Executive order 9763.)
[Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 147. Julv 30
ieM6, p. 8141.]

Enlisted men. Amending Executive order no. 9.561 of June 1, 1945. prescribing
regulations governing granting of allowances for quarters and subsistence to
enlisted men. June 29. 1946. (Executive order 9744C.) [Not issued separately.
Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 129, July 3, 1946, p. 7394.]

Executive orders.

Note. — The Federal register act (49 Stat. 500 as amended : 44 U. S. C, and snpp
.Sni et soq.) provides in sec. 5 as follows : There shall be published in the Federal register
all Presidnntial Proclamations and Exocutive orders, except such as have no general
applicability and legal effect or are effective only against Federal agencies or persons in
their capacity as officers, agents, or employees thereof.

Those Executive orders and Procl.Tmations published in the Federal register will not
be issued separately, but title entries for such Executive orders and Proclamations, with
reference to the Federal register, appear above and below.

The distribution of Executive orders and Proclamations was transferred beginning
Mar. 12. 19."6. from the Department of State to the Division of the Federal Register
National Archives. Free distribution will be onlr to appropriate agencies of the Gov-
ernment. The Federal register will be sold by the Superintendent of Documents. Govern-
ment Printing ffice, Washington 25, D. C. on a subscription basis of SI 50 per month or
$15.00 per year.

Flag.9. Preservation and display of enemy flags captured bv Navy and Coast
Guard. July 23, 1946. (Executive order 9761.) [Not issued separatelv. Ap-
pe.Ti-od in Federal register, v. 11. no. 144. July 2r>. 1946. p. 7999.]

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Flathead Indians. Claims of certain Indian tribes, message returning without
approval bill (H. R. 2678) conferring jurisdiction upon Court of Claims to hear,
examine, adjudicate, and render judgment in any and all claims which Con-
federated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of Indians of Flathead Resei'vation in
Montana, or any tribe or band thereof, may have against United States.
June 29, 1946. 4 p. (H. doc. 685, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Germany. Conferring certain authority upon Secretary of State with regard
to diplomatic and consular property of Germany and Japan within United
States. July 23, 1946. (Executive order 9760.) [Not issued separately.
Appeared in Federal Register, v. 11, no. 144, July 25, 1946, p. 7999.]

Glacier National Park. Acquisition by exchange of non-Federal property within
Glacier National Park, veto message returning without approval bill (S. 1273).
June 29, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. doc. 230, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Government hospitals. Excluding from provisions of classification act of 1923,
as amended, positions of persons whose employment in Government hospitals
is on student-training or resident-training basis. July 10, 1946. (Executive
order 9750.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11,
no. 135, July 12, 1946, p. 7649, 7651.]

Haivaii. Restoring certain land to Territory of Hawaii for use of city and
county of Honolulu. July 15, 1946. (Executive order 9752.) [Not issued
separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 138, July 17, 1946, p. 7761.]

International organisations. Designating public international organizations en-
titled to enjoy certain privileges, exemptions, and immunities. July 11, 1946.
(Executive order 9751.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register,
V. 11, no. 136, July 13, 1&46, p. 7713.]

Interstate commerce. Reasons for approval of H. R. 32, message from President
of United States transmitting outline of his reasons for approving H. R. 32,
which bill makes it felony for any person to commit robbery or extortion which
in any way obstructs, delays, or affects interstate commerce or movement
of any article or commodity in interstate commerce. July 3, 1946. 2 p. (H.
doc. 690, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Lawreiice Portland Cement Co., message returning without approval bill (H. R.
3.391) for relief of Lawrence Portland Cement Co., Thomaston, Me. June 29,
1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 684, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

McCrary, J. B., Co., Inc. J. B. McCrary Co., Inc., message returning without
approval bill (H. R. 3494) for relief of J. B. McCrary Co., Inc. June 29, 1946.
2 p. (H. doc. 683, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Panama Canal. Authorizing Secretary of War and Governor of The Panama
Canal to perform certain functions relating to Panama Canal and Canal
Zone. July 1, 1946. (Executive order 9746.) [Not issued separately. Ap-
peared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 128, July 2, 1946, p. 7329-30.]

Patuxent Developtnent Co., Inc. Claims of Patuxent Development Co., message
returning without approval bill (S. 884) conferring jurisdiction upon district
court for middle district of North Carolina to hear, determine, and render
judgment upon certain claims of Patuxent Development Company, Incorpo-
rated. July 16, legislative d;\y July 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. doc. 241, 79th Cong.
2d sess. ) t

Philippine Islands. Continuing ftinctions of Alien Property Custodian and De-
partment of Treasury in Philippines. July 3, 1946. (Executive order 9747.)
[Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal registei', v. 11, no. 132, July 9,
1946, p. 7518.]

Designating properties suitable for diplomatic and consular establishments

of United States in Philippine Islands. July 3, 1946. (Proclamation 2694.)
[Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 132, July 9,
1946, p. 7515-17.]

Immigration quota for Philippine Islands. July 4, 1946. (Proclamation

2696.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 132,
July 9, 1946, p. 7517.]

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974 Government Publications

Philippine Islands — Continued

Independence of Philippines. July 4, 1946. (Proclamation 2695.)

[Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 132, July 9,

194G, p. 7517.]

Price Administration Office. Providing for interim administration of certain
continuing functions of Office of Pi-ice Administration. June 30, 1946. (Ex-
ecutive order 0745.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register,
V. 11, no. 128, July 2, 1946, p. 7327, 7329.]

Prices. Price control extension act of 1946, message returning without approval
bill (H. R. 6042) to amend emergency price control act af 1942, as amended,
and stabilization act of 1942, as amended. June 29, 1946. 18 p. (H. doc.
687, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [H. R. 6042, as passed by both Houses, establishes
the Price Decontrol Board, and places responsibility for control of prices on
agricultural conuuodities and emergency diversion of livestock and poultry feed
to domestic areas upon the Secretary of Agriculture. It also contains provi-
sions relating to subsidies, provides for termination of price control and stabili-
zation acts not later than June 30, 1947, and abolishes the Office of Price Ad-
ministration as of that date.] t

Proclamations.

Note. — For information concerning the issuance of Executive orders and Proclama-
tions, see above, note under the subhead Executive orders.

Review Committee on Deferment of Oovernment Employees. Transferring Review
Committee on Deferment of Government Employees to Office of War Mobiliza-
tion and Reconversion. June 29, 1946. (Executive order 9744A.) [Not issued
separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 128, July 2, 1946, p. 7327.]

Securities. Proposed amendment to securities exchange act of 1934, communica-
tion requesting consideration of amendment to securities exchange act [which
would extend protective provisions of that act to investors in corporations
which do not have securities listed on exchanges]. June 27, 1946. 1 p. (H. doc.
682, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Tax returns. Inspection of income, excess-profits, declared value excess-profits,
and capital stock tax returns by Special Committee established pursuant to
Senate resolution 71, 77th Congress, 1st session, to investigate operation of
national-defence program. July 29, 1946. (Executive order 9764.) [Not
issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 148, July 31, 1946,
p. 8205.]

BUDGET BUREAU

Agriculture Department. Supplemental estimate of appropriation for Depart-
ment of Agriculture, fiscal year 1947 [for continuation of farm labor supply
program]. June 24, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 675, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Animal Industry Bureau. Supplemental estimate. Department of Agriculture,
fiscal year 1947 [for Bureau of Animal Industry, to establish international
animal quarantine station on Swan Island]. July 9, legislative day July 5,
1946. 3 p. (S. doc. 236, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Claims for damages to or losses of privately owned property, estimates of appro-
priation [submitted by the several executiv.e departments and indei)endent
offices] to pay claims. June 28, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 18 p. (S. doc.

227, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Commerce Department. Draft of proposed provisions pertaining to existing ap-
propriation. Department of Commerce, fiscal year 1947 [to provide for construc-
tion of electronic numerical integrator and computer for Census Bureau and
to make funds available for Civil Aeronautics Administration to establish and
maintain airway facilities] . June 28, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p, ( S. doc.

228, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Community Facilities Bureau. .Supplemental estimate. Federal Works Agency,
fiscal year 1947 [for Bureau of Community Facilities, to iirovide for veterans'
educational facilities.] July 11, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. doc. 238,
7i»th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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August 1946 975

Dairy Industry Bureau. Supplemental estimate, Department of Agriculture,
fiscal year 1947 [for Bureau of Dairy Industry for maintaining continuous in-
spection at factories which manufacture process butter]. July 8, legislative
day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. doc. 235, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

District of Columbia. Supplemental estimate, District of Columbia, fiscal year
1947 [for Office of Administrator of Rent Control]. June 28, legislative day
Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. doc. 211, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Oovernment offices. Draft of proposed provisions pertaining to appropriationSr
fiscal year 1947 [relative to purchase of automobiles by Government agencies].
June 28, legislative day Mar. 5, 194G. 2 p. { S. doc. 229, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Indian Affairs Office. Supplemental estimate. Department of Interior, fiscal year

1946 [for Bureau of Indian Alt'airs. for maintenance of San Carlos irrigation
project]. June 28, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. doc. 216, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

'Navii Department. Supplemental estimate, naval establishment, fiscal year 1947,
with draft of proposed provision i)ertaining to existing appropriation. June
28, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. doc. 213, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

I'ost Office Department. Supplemental estimate, Post Ofiice Department, fiscal
year 1947. June 28, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. doc. 214, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) f

Procurement Division. General supply fund. Procurement Division, Treasury
Department, draft of proposed provision pertaining to general supply funds.
July 11, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. doc. 239, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Reclamation Bureau. Supplemental estimate. Department of Interior, Bureau of
Reclamation, fiscal year 1947 [for protection work along Colorado River].
July 10, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. ( S. doc. 237, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

State Department. Supplemental estimate, Department of State, tiscal year

1947 [for United States contribution to International Institute of Agriculture
at Rome, Italy]. July 3, 1946. 2 p. (S. doc. 233, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Veterans Administratimi. Supplemental estimates. Veterans' Administration,
fiscal year 1947. June 28, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. doc. 212,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICE

ALIEN PKOPERTY CUSTODIAN OFFICE

Report. Annual report, Office of Alien Property Custodian, fiscal year 1945.
[1946.] ix+273 p. il. * Paper, 45c. • Item 954
L. C card 44-40804 Pr 32.5701 : 945

Same. (H. doc. 669, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

CIVILIAN PEODUCTION ADMINISTRATION

Aircraft production policies under National Defense Advisory Commission and
Office of Production Management, May 1940-Dec. 1941 ; prepared by J. Carlyle
Sitterson. May 30, 1946. [6]+16S p. il. 4° (Historical reports on war ad-
ministration; War Production Board, Special study no. 21.) t

Pr 32.483S : 21

Alcohol policies of War Production Board and predecessor agencies, May 1040-
Jan. 1945; prepared by Virginia Turrell. Apr. 21, 1945. re-issued Mar. 29,
1946. [91+131 p. 4° (Historical reports on war administration ; War Produc-
tion Board, Special study no. 16.) [Originally issued as confidential report
for use exclusively within War Production I?ojird.] t I'r .S2.4S8S : 16

Civilian production. Concentration of civilian production by War Production
Boai-d. Sept. 1941-Api-. 1943: i.repared i)y Maiy Claire McCauley. Nov. 25,
1944. rp-issued Mm: 22. 1946. [S]+l:il p. 4" (Historical reports on war
administration; War Production Board, Special study no. 14.) [Originally
issued as restricted report for use exclusively within W;ir Production Board.] t

Pr 32.48.38: 14

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976 Government Publications

Civilian Requirements Office. Role of Office of Civilian Requirements in Office of
Production Management and War Production Board, Jan. 1941-Nov. 1945;
prepared by Drnnimoiid Jones. May 15, 1946. [G]-|-351 p. 4° (Historical
reports on war administration ; War Production Board, Special study no. 20. ) t

Pr 32.4838: 20

Construction. Facilities and construction program of War Production Board and
predecessor agencies, May 1040-May 1945 ; prepared by Reginald C. McGrane.
Nov. 2, 1945, reissued Apr. 5, 1946. [10] +246 p. 4° (Historical reports on
war administration; War Production Board, Special study no. 19.) [Origi-
nally issued as restricted report for use exclusively within War Production
Board.] t Pr 32.4838: 19

Farm machinery and equipmment policies of War Production Board and predeces-
sor agencies. May 1940-Sept. 1944 ; prepared by James A. McAleer. Nov. 10,
1944, re-issued Mar. 15, 1946. [8] +191 p. il. 4° (Historical reports on war
administration; War Production Board, Special study no. 13.) [Originally
issued as restricted report for use exclusively within War Production Board.] t

Pr 32.4838: 13

Landing craft and War Production Board, Apr. 1942-May 1944; prepared by
George E. Mowry. July 15, 1944, reissued Mar. 8, 1946. [8] +76 p. il. 4"
(Historical reports on war administration ; War Production Board, Special
study no. 11.) [Originally issued as secret report for use exclusively within
War Production Board. ] t Pr 32.4838 : 11

Lead and zinc policies of War Production Board and predecessor agencies. May
1940-Mar. 1944 ; prepared by Charles M. Wiltse. Mar. 31, 1944, re-issued Mar. 1,
1946. [8] +130 p. 4° (Historical reports on war administration; War Pro-
duction Board, Special study no. 8.) [Originally issued as confidential report
for use exclusively within War Production Board.] t Pr 32.4838:8

Manufacturing plants. War-time manufacturing plant expansion, privately
financed, 1940-45. Mar. 15, 1946. cover title, [l]+ii+40 p. 12 tab. 4° [Proc-

6SS6(i.l i*

L. C. card 46-26694 Pr 32.4802 : M 31/3/940-45

Mercury policies of War Production Board and predecessor agencies. May 1940-
Mar. 1944; prepared by Charles M. Wiltse. June 3, 1944, re-issued Mar. 8, 1946.
[7] +60 p. il. 4° (Historical reports on war administration; War Production
Board, Special study no. 10.) [Originally issued as restricted report for use
exclusively within War Production Board.] t Pr 32.4838: 10

Metal-working industries. Shipments and employment in leading plants in 50
metal-working industries, Jan. 1946, and historical comparison for identical
plants. Mar. 20, 1946, [l] + 43p. 4" [Processed.] t Pr 32.4802 : M 56/2

Private financing. Policies governing private financing of emergency facilities,
May 1940- June 1942; prepared by Ethan P. Allen. Sept. 20, 1944, re-issued Mar.
15, 1946. [7] +95 p. 4° (Historical reports on war administration: War
Production Board, Special study no. 12.) [Originally issued as restricted report
for use exclusively within War Production Board.] t Pr 32.4838: 12

Reconversion. Development of reconversion policies of War Production Board,
Apr. 1943-Jan. 1945 ; prepared by J. Carlyle Sitterson. Feb. 26, 1945, re-issued
Mar. 22, 1946. [8] +181 p. 4" (Historical reports on war administration ; War
Production Board, Special study no. 15.) [Originally issued as confidential
report for use exclusively within War Production Board.] t Pr 32.4838: 15

Shipbuilding activities of National Defense Advisory Commission and Office of
Production Management, July 1940-Dee. 1941 ; prepared by Charles H. Coleman.
July 25, 1945, re-issued Apr. 5, 1946. [S]+148 p. 4° (Historical reports on war
administration; War Production Board, Special study no. 18.) [Originally
issued as restricted report for use exclusively within War Production Board.]
t Pr 32.4838 : 18

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Truck production and distribution policies of War Production Board and prede-
cessor agencies, July 1940-Dec. 1944 ; prepared by George W. Auxier. May 23,

1945, re-issued Mar. 29, 1946. [10]+11G p. 4" (Historical reports on war
administration; War Production Board, Special study no. 17.) [Originally
issued as restricted report for use exclusively within War Production Board.] t

Pr 32.4838 : 17

EXX)NOMIC STABIiazATION OFFICE

Note. — The Office of Economic Stabilization was established in the Office for Emergency
Management by Executive order 91250 of Oct. 3, 1942.

President's Committee on Cost of Living. Report of President's Committee on
Cost of Living. 1945. v+423 p. il. * Paper, 60c.
L. C. card 46-26695 Pr 32.6002 : C 82

PRICE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE

Addresses. Addres.s by Paul A. Porter to New Council for American Business,
Washington, D. C, Apr. 26, 1946. [1946.] 5 leaves, 4° [Processed.] t

Pr 32.4213 : P 83/3

Speech delivered by Marriner S. Eccles before League of Women Voters,

Kansas City, May 1, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 4° [Processed.] t Pr 32.4213 : Ec 2

Amhassador Apartments, Inc. No. 310, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Ambassa-
dor Apartments, Inc. v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; brief for adminis-
trator. [1946.] cover title, i-f 18 p. + Pr 32.4217 : Am 16/3

Bell, Walter F. No. 307, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Walter F. Bell v. Paul A.
Porter, price administrator; answer. [1946.] cover title, 6 i). t

Pr 32.4217 : B 413/2

Benenson Realty Corporation. No. 304, Emergency Court of Appeals, Benenson
Realty Coi-poration v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ; brief for adminis-
trator. [1946.] cover title, 1+30 p. t Pr 32.4217 : B 435/3

Cardinal Cutlery Corp. Transcript of record, in circuit court of appeals for 2d
circuit, file no. — , Paul A. Porter, price administrator. Office of Piice Admin-
istration V. Cardinal Cutlery Corp., George Bakalar and Joseph Blau, appeal
from district court for southern district of New York. [1916.] cover title,
i-f 16 p. t Pr 32.4217 : C 179

Commodities. Supplement to Directory of commodities and services, index to
price regulations and jurisdiction of operating units, 6th edition, supp. 1, Mar. 1,

1946. [194G.] [2]-f59 p. [All references to previously issued supplements
should be discontinued.] Included in price of Directory. • Item 963

L. C. card 46-26097 Pr 32.4206 : C 73/945-2/supp.l

Supplement to Directory of commodities and services, index to price regu-
lations and jurisdiction of operating units, 6th edition, supp. 4, June 1, 1946.
[1946.] ii+117 p. [All references to previously issued supplements should be
discontinued.] Included in price of Directory. • Item 963

Pr 32.4206 : C 73/945-2/Supp.4

Cooper, John A. Brief for appellees. United States Court of Appeals, District
of Cohunbia, no. 9295, John A. Cooi)er et al. v. Clinton P. Anderson, Sccre-
taiT of Agriculture, et al., appeal from District Court of United States for Dis-
trict of Columbia. [1946.] cover title, ii+34 p. t I'r 32.4217 : C 780

Davis, Joel Baity, Inc. No. 347, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Joel Baily Davis,
Inc., et al., v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; transcript of proceedings
before price adjaainistrator. [1946.] cover title, [1] +109 p. t

Pr 32.4217 : D 2^

Dunning, J. H. Corporation. No. 311, in Emergency Court of Appeals, J. H.
Dunning Corporation et al. v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; brief for
administrator. [1946.] cover title, i +21 p. % Pr 32.4217 : D 922/3

• Sent to Depository Libraries

978 Government Publications

Easley, Oeorge M. No. 339, in Elmergency Coiirt of Appeals, George M. Easley v.
Paul A. Porter, price administrator ; answer. [1946.] cover title, 4 p. t

Pr 32.4217 : Ea 76

Economic data. OPA handbooli of basic economic data. 2d edition. May 1946.
cover title. 2o3 p. 4° [Text on p. 2 of cover.] t • Item 963
L. C. card 46-26634 Pr 32.4206 : Ec 7/946

Goodman, Jacob, d Co., Inc. No. 315, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Jacob
Goodman & Company, Inc., v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; brief for
administrator. [1946.] cover title, i+17 p. j Pr 32.4217 : G 624/4

Hocking Valley Manufacturing Co. No. 10201-202 (consolidated), in circuit court
of appeals for 6th circuit, Chester Bowles, administrator, OflSce of Price Admin-
istration, V. Hocking Valley Manufacturing Company, appeal from district court
for southern district of Ohio; brief for appellant. [1946.] cover title, iii+18
p. t Pr 32.4217 : H 659

Homes. H(nne-cost stabilization program, here's how to plan effective anti-infla-
tion campaign in your community. [1946.] portfolio containing list and 12
pamphlets, various paging, il. 4° or 8° t Pr 32.4202 : H 75/5

Voice of the volunteer. [1946.] [i]-f8 p. il. 4° [Processed. Relates to

home cost stabilization and anti-inflation campaigns.] t Pr 32.4202 : V 88

Hotel La Fonda de Taos. No. 3311, circuit court of appeals for 10th circuit, Paul A.
Porter, administrator, Office of Price Administration v. John Karavas and
James Karavas, co-partners d/b/a Hotel La Fonda de Taos, Taos, N. Mex.,
appeal from district court for district of New Mexico ; appellant's brief. [1946.]
cover title, iv-f 18 p. t Pr 32.4217 : H 797/3

Hunt, Williatu M. No. 340, in Emergency Court of Appeals, William Montague
Hunt V. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; answer. [1946.] cover title,
4 p. J Pr 32.4217 : H 915/2

Same ; transcript of proceedings before price administrator. [1946.] cover

title, ii-t-167 p. il. t Pr 32.4217 : H 915

Illinois Waste Material Co. In Supreme Court of Michigan, no. 43341, Paul A.
Porter, administrator. Office of Price Administration v. Max and Samuel Klat-
ter, individually and jointly as partners, d/b/a Illinois Waste Material Com-
pany, appeal from circuit court for County of Wayne, Frank B. Ferguson,
circuit judge; appellant's reply brief. [1946.] cover title, iii+44 p. i

Pr 32.4217 : II 6/4

Kinney, G. R.. Co., Inc. No. 338, in Emergency Court of Appeals, G. R. Kinney
Co., Inc., and Murray M. Rosenberg, Inc., v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ;
answer. [1946.] cover title, 6 p. J Pr 32.4217 : K 623

Korach Bros. No. 332, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Korach Bros., a limited
partnership, v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ; transcript of proceedings
before price administrator. [1946.] cover title, ii-f-158 p. il. t

Pr 32.4217 : K 84

London Ten-ace, Inc. No. 337, in Emergency Court of Appeals, London Terrace,
Inc., r. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; answer. [1946.] cover title.
3 p. t Pr 32.4217 : L 846

Same; transcript of proceedings before price administrator. [1946.]

cover title, ii-f 397 p. 11. t Pr 32.4217 : L 846/2

Lorch Manufacturing Co. No. 11552, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit,
Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of Price Administration, r. Lorch Manu-
facturing Company, appeal from district court for northern district of Texas :
appellant's brief. [1946.] cover title, ii-f 24 p. X Pr 32.4217 : L 8S3/2

Meat. Should meat controls be abolished?, prepared for Senate Ranking and

Currency Committee by Office of Price Administration. May 1946. 40 p. il.
1 pi. 4° [Processed.] t

L. C. card 46-26571 Pr 32.4202 : M 46/7

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New Orleans Laundries, Inc. No. 294, in Emergeucy Court of Appeals, New Or-
leans Laundries, Inc., v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ; brief for admin-
istrator. [1946.] cover title, i+32 p. t Pr 32.4217 : N 42 or/3

New York Foiver & Light Coi-poration. No. 321, in Emergency Court of Appeals,
New York Power and Light Corporation v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator;
brief for administrator. [1946.] cover title, 1+14 p. t

Pr 32.4217 : N 42 Y/4

Parkleigh Fashions, Inc. No. 309, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Parkleigh
Fashions, Inc., v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ; brief for administrator.
[1946.] cover title, ii-f28 p. t Pr 32.4217 : P 229/3

Posters. Sucker! blackmarket, if you pay over ceiling prices; [poster]. 1946.
26X18.4 in. [Illustrator, Bausili. This poster also issued in size 12.7X9
in.] t Pr 32.4212 : Su 1/2

Sugar is scare, make it stretch; [poster]. 1946. 26X18.4 in. [Illustra-
tor, Robbins-Tilley. This poster also issued in size 12.7X9 in.] t

Pr 32.4212 : Su 3/3

Price cmxtrol. How price control affects America's schools, look for ceiling
price as set by OPA, refuse to give penny more for equipment and building
materials; by James E. Mendenhall. [June 1946.] [2] p. il. 4° [Processed.
Reprinted, with permission, from Apr. 1946 issue. School management.] t

Pr 32.4202 : Sch 6/5

Of the people, by the people, for the people, price control. [May 1946.]

[l]-f7 p. 4° [Processed.] t Pr 32.4202 : P 93/33

Price regulations.

Note. — Price schedules and regulations, amendments, and orders are issued as pre-
prints or reprints from the Federal register and do not appear in the Monthly catalog.
The regulations are compiled and printed to include, to date of publication, all amend-
ments and digests of supplementary orders thereto, and are entered in this catalog.
Price schedules and regulations are available from the Request Unit, Distribution Branch,
Office of Price Administration, Washington 25, D. C, or field offices, and requests will be
filled to include all additional amendments issued to date of request.

Reser, R. D. No. 319, in Emergency Court of Appeals, R. D. Re.ser v. Paul A.
Porter, price administrator; brief for administrator. [1946.] cover title,
[2]-f37 p. t Pr 32.4217 :R 311/3

Restaurants. So you're a restaurant diner. [May 1946.] 2 p. 4° [Proc-
essed.] t Pr 32.4202 : R 31/3

Roggen, 8., & Co., Inc. No. 336, in Emergency Court of Appeals, S. Roggen &
Company, Inc., v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; answer. [1946.] cover
title, 1 p. $ Pr 32.4217 : R 635

Shoemaker, Richardson. No. 346, in Emergency Court of Appeals, George O.
Philips, trustee of estate of Richardson Shoemaker v. Paul A. Porter, price
administrator; answer. [1946.] cover title, 3 p. X Pr 32.4217 : Sh 73

Supak d Sons Oarment Manufacturing Co. Nos. 246 and 257 consolidated, in
Emergency Court of Appeals, Henry Supak, S'ophia Supak, Maurice Kleyman,
and Nathan Supak, individually and as copartners, doing business as Supak &
Sons Garment Manufacturing Company, copartnership, v. Paul A. Porter,
price administrator; supplemental transcript of proceedings before price ad-
ministrator. [1946.] cover title, [1] +56 p. t Pr 32.4217 : Su 76/4

Van Der Loo, Jo. No. 318, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Jo Van Der Loo v.
Paul A. Porter, price administrator; brief for administrator. [1940.] cover
title, i+24 p. t Pr 32.4217 : V 284/2

Victor, Royall. No. 308, in Emergency Court of Api)eals, Anna M. Victor and
Edward H. Green, as trustees under will of Royall Victor, v. Paul A. Porter,
price administrator; brief for administrator. [1946.] cover title, ii+39 p. $

Pr 32.4217 : V 065/2

Waseca Realty Corporation. No. 274, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Waseca
Realty Corporation v. Paul A. I'orter, price administrator ; brief for adminis-
trator. [1946.] cover title, ii +17 p. t Pr 32.4217 : W 269/4

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980 Government Publications

Western Stove Co., Inc. No. 831, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Western Stove
Company, Inc., t'. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; answer. [1946.] cover
title, 11 p. t Pr 32.4217 : W 525/3

WAB ASSETS ADMINI.STKATION

Note. — The War Assets Administration was established, effective Mar. 25, 1946, by
Executive Order 9089, dated Jan. 31, 1946.

Aircraft. How to buy surplus aircraft, parts, and miscellaneous air equipment ;
prepared by Office of Information. [1946.] [11+15 p. (Aircraft Disposal
Office.) t • Item 973 Pr 33.202 :Ai 7

Capital goods. General summary of inventory status and movement of capital
and producers goods, plants, aircraft, and industry agent items, as of Mar. 23-
May 28, 1946. Apr. 17 [-July 2] 1946. various paf?ing, oblong 8° [Processed.
For earlier issues, see Surplus property report, under Reconstruction Finance
Corporation.] t Pr 33.210 : 946/4-6

Integration of surplus disposal, quarterly progress report to Congress by War
Assets Administration, 1st quarter 1946. [1946.] cover title, viii+S5 p. il.

• Paper, 20c.

L. C. card 46-26697 Pr 33.211 : &46/1

Product locator; prepared by Office of Information. Advance edition. June
1946. [3] +113 p. 4° $ • Item 973
L. C. card 46-26635 Pr 33.202 : P 94/946

Rubber. Synthetic rubber plants and facilities, 1st supplementary report of War
Assets Administration to Congress, June 10, 1946. [1946.] cover title, ii+
18 p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 973 Pr 33.202 : R 82/946

Surplus property. Surplus Government property, special listing: Optical ma-
chinery and equipment offered for sale by War Assets Administration, n. p.
July 1, 1946. 53+ [6] p. 4° (WA listing J-46.) t Pr 33.209: 46

S'ame : Telephone and telegraph carrier equipment, switchboards, wire and

cable and miscellaneous equipment offered for sale by War Assets Adminis-
tration, n. p. June 26, 1946. 29+[6]p. 4° (WA listing Lr^.) t

Pr 33.209 : 44

SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM

Local board memoranda. Transmittal memo no. 251 [transmitting Local board
Memoranda] ; June 13, 1946. [1946.] [2] p. [Issued in loose-leaf form.]

* Paper, 5c. • Item 994 Y 3.Se 4 : 13/251

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION

Note. — In a recent price list, the Smithsonian Institution publishes this notice : "Appli-
cants for the publications in this list are requested to state the grounds for their requests,
as the Institution is able to supply papers only as an aid to the researches or studies in
which they are espcciall;/ interested. These papers are distributed gratis, except where
price is given, and should be ordered by the publication numher.'i, arranged in sequence.
The serial publications of the Smithsonian Institution are as follows : 1. Smitlisonian
contributions to Icnowledge ; 2. Smithsonian miscellaneous collections ; 3. Smithsonian
annual reports. No sets of these are for sale or distribution, as most of the volumes are out
of print. Special publications are also issued from time to time. The papers issued in the
series of Contributions to knowledge and Miscellaneous collections are not public documents,
but are printed in limited editions at the expense of the Smithsonian Fund. They are
distributed without charge to public libraries, educational establishments, and learned
societies in this country and abroad, and are supplied to other institutions, and to
Individuals at the prices indicated. Remittances should be made payable to the Smithsonian
Institution. A discount of 30 percent is allowed to book dealers. The Smithsonian report
volumes and the papers reprinted in separate form therefrom are distributed yratuitoushj
by the Institution to libraries and individuals throughout the world. Very few of the
Report volumes are now available at the Institution, but some of those of which the
Smithsonian edition is exhausted can be purchased from the Superintendent of Documents,
Government Printing Oflice, Washington 25. D. C. The Institution maintains mailing-lists
of public libraries and other educational establishments, but no cjcneral mniling-Usts of
individuals. A library making application to be listed for Smithsonian publications should
state the number of publications which it contains and the date of its establishment, and
have the endorsement of a Member of Congress."

The only Smithsonian publications that are regularly issued as public documents are the
annual report volumes.

• Sent to Depository Libraries

August 1946 981

Birds. Descriptions of 2 new leafbirds from Siam ; by H. G. Deignan. Washing-
ton, June 24, 1946 [Lord Baltimore Press, Baltimore, Md.] [2] +3 p. (Publica-
tion 3856; Smithsonian miscellaneous collections, v. 106, no. 12.) t
L. C. card 46-26698 SI 1.7 : 106/12

Echinoderms from Pearl Islands, Bay of Panamfi., with revision of Pacific species
of genus Encope ; by Austin H. Clark. Washington, July 18, 1946 [Lord Balti-
more Press, Baltimore, Md.] [2] +11 p. 4 p. of pi. (Publication 3849; Smith-
sonian miscellaneous collections, v. 106, no. 5.) t Paper, 15c.
L. C. card 4&-26701 SI 1.7 : 106/5

Herpetology. Notes on hcrpetology of Pearl Islands, Panama ; by Doris M.
Cochran. Washington, June 24, 1946 [Lord Baltimore Press, Baltimore, Md.]
[2] +8 p. (Publication 3848; Smithsonian miscellaneous collections, v. 106,
no. 4. ) t Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 46-26700 SI 1.7 : 106/4

Hippndamia. Review of New World species of Hippodamia Dejean (Coleoptera:
Coccinellidae) ; by Edward A. Chapin. Washington, June 14, 1946 [Lord Balti-
more Press, Baltimore, Md.]. [2] +39 p. 22 p. of pi. (Publication 3855;
Thomas Lincoln Casey Fund ; Smithsonian miscellaneous collections, v. 106,
no. 11. ) t Paper, 35c.
L. C. card 46-26703 SI 1.7 : 106/11

Mammals of San Jos6 Island, Bay of Panama ; by Remington Kellogg. Washing-
ton, July 18, 1946 [Lord Baltimore Press, Baltimore, Md.]. [2] +4 p. (Publi-
cation 3851; Smithsonian miscellaneous collections, v. 106, no. 7.) t Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 46-26702 SI 1.7 : 106/7

Ver/etotion of San Jos4 Island, Republic of Panama ; by G. O. Erlanson. Wash-
ington, July 18, 1946 [Lord Baltimore Press, Baltimore, Md.]. [2] +12 p. 2 p.
of pi. (Publication 3846; Smithsonian miscellaneous collections, v. 106, no. 2.)

L. C. card 46-26699 SI 1.7 : 106/2

AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY BUREAU

The Andes. Andean calendar [with bibliography] ; by Luis E. Valcjircel. 1946.
[1] +471-476 p. [From Bulletin 143, Handbook of South American Indians,
V. 2.] t SI 2.3/a : An 22

Andean Highlands, introduction ; by Wendell G. Bennett. 1946. [l]+60p.

16 p. of pi. [From Bulletin 143, Handbook of South American Indians, v. 2.] t

SI 2.3/a : An 22/2

Archeology of central Andes [with list of sources] ; by Wendell C. Bennett.

1M6. [1] +61-147 p. il. 44 p. of pi. [From Bulletin 143, Handbook of South
American Indians, v. 2.] t SI 2.3/a : An 22/3

Araucanian Indians. Araucanians [with bibliography] ; bv John M. Cooper.
1946. [1] +687-760 p. il. 4 p. of pi. [From Bulletin 143, Handbook of South
American Indians, V. 2.] t SI 2.3/a : Ar 15

Expansion of Araucanians in Argentina [with bibliography] ; by Salvador

Canals Frau. 1946. [1] +761-766 p. [From Bulletin 143, Handbook of South
American Indians, v. 2.] t SI 2.3/a : Ar 15/2

^^aor/mf/io; by Wendell C. Bennett. 1946. [1] +599-618 p. 6 p. of pi. [From
Bulletin 143, Handbook of South American Indians, v. 2.] t SI 2.3/a : At 12

Ai/mara [with bibliography] ; by Harry Tschopik, jr. 1046. [1] +501-573 p. il. 12
p. of pi. [From Bulletin 143, Handbook of South American Indians, v. 2.] t

SI 2.3/a : Ay 52

Chaco-Santiaffurno culture [with bibliography] ; bv Fernando Miirquez Miranda.
1946. [1] +655-^60 p. 2 p. of pi. [From Bulletin 143, Handbook of South
American Indians, v. 2.] t SI 2.3/a : 0 344

Chihcha [with bibliography] ; by A. L. Kroeber. 1946. [1] +887-909 p. il. [From
Bulletin 143, Handbook of South American Indians, v. 2.] t SI 2.3/a : C 431

• Sent to Depository Libraries

982 Government Publications

Chile. Cultural sequence of north Chilean coast [with bibliography] ; by Junius
B. Bird. 1946. [1] +587-5^ p. 1 pi. 8 p. of pi. [From Bulletin 143. Handbook
of South American Indians, v. 2.] t SI 2.3/a : C 437

Historic inhabitants of north Cliilfan const [with bihlinsraphvl ; bv Junius

B. Bird. 1M6. [1] +595-597 p. [From Bulletin 143, Handbook of South
American Indians, v. 2. ] t SI 2.3/a : C 437/2

Coln»ihin. Highland tribes of southern Colombia [with bibliography]; by Gre-
gorio Hernruidez de Alba. 1946. [1] +915-960 p. 8 p. of pi. [From Bulletin 143,
Handbook of South American Indians, v. 2.] f SI 2.3/a : C 717/2

Native tribes and languages of southwestern Colombia [with bibliography] ;

by Sergio Ellas Ortiz. 1946. [1] +911-914 p. il. [From Bulletin 143, Hand-
book of South American Indians, v. 2.] t SI 2.3/a :C 717

Cuzco archeology [with list of sources] ; by Luis E. Valcarcel. 1946. [1]+177-
182 p. 4 p. of pi. [From Bulletin 143, Handbook of South American Indians,
V. 2.] t SI 2.3/a :C 991

Diofjuita Indians. Diaguita of Argentina [with bibliography] ; by Fernando
Mi'irquez Miranda. 1946. [1] +637-654 p. il. 6 p. of pi. [From Bulletin 143,
Handbook of South American Indians, v. 2.] t SI 2.3/a :D 54

Diaguita of Chile [with bibliograpliy] : bv Samuel K. lyithrop. 1946.

[1] +633-636 p. 2 p. of pi. [From Bulletin 143, Handbook of South American
Indians, v. 2.] t ^ SI 2.3/a : D 54/2

Ecuador. Archeology of Ecuador [with bibliography] ; by Donald Collier. 1946.
[1] +767-784 p. il. 4 p. of pi. map. [From Bulletin 143, Handbook of South
American Indians, V. 2.] t SI 2.3/a :Ec 91

Historic tribes of Ecuador [with bibliography] : by John Murra. 1946.

[1] +785-821 p. il. 8 p. of pi. [From Bulletin 143, Handbook of South American
Indians, v. 2. ] t SI 2.3/a : Ec 91/2

Inca culture at time of Spanish conquest [with bibliography] ; by John Howland
Rowe. 1946. [1] +183-330 p. il. 8 p. of pi. map. [From Bulletin 143, Handbook
of South American Indians, V. 2.] t SI 2.3/a: In 2

Indian markets and fairs in Peru; by Luis E. ValcSrcel. 1946. [1] +477-482 p.
[From Bulletin 143, Handbook of South America Indians, \. 2.] t

SI 2.3/a : In 22/2

Indians. Indians of southeastern United States [with bibliography] ; by John R.
Swantou. 1946. xiii+943 p. il. 109 p. of pi. 8 maps, 1 tab. {Bulletin 137.)
* Paper, $2.75. • Item 999
L. C. card 46-26581 SI 2.3 : 137

Same. (H. doc. 767, 77th Cong. 2d sess.)

Ln Candrlaria Indians. Culture of La Candelaria [with bibliography] ; by Gordon
R. Willey. 1946. [1] +661-672 p. il. [From Bulletin 143, Handbook of South
American Indians, v. 2.] t SI 2.3/a : L 115

Pcrti. Culture sequence for north coast of Peru ; by Rafael Larco Hoyle. 1946.
[1] +149-175 p. il. 12 p. of pi. [From Bulletin 143, Handbook of South American
Indians, v. 2.] t . SI 2.3/a : P 435

Social and economico-political evolution of communities of central Peru ;

by Hildebrando Castro Pozo. 1946. [1] +483^99 p. [From Bulletin 143,
Handbook of South American Indians, v. 2.] t SI 2.3/a : P 435/2

Popaydn, Colombia. Archeology of Popavan region. Colombia: by Henri Leh-
mann. 1046. [1] +861-864 p. il. [From Bulletin 143, Handbook of South
American Indians, v. 2.] t SI 2.3/a : C 717/3

Puna Indians. Cultures of Pnna and Quebrada of Humahuaca [with bibliogra-
phy] ; by Eduardo Casanova. 1946. [1] +619-631 p. il. 4 p. of pi. [From
Bulletin 143, Handbook of South American Indians, v. 2.] t SI 2.3/a : P 969

• Sent to Depository Libraries

August 1946 983

Quechua Indians. Contemporary Quechua [with bibliography] ; by Bernard
Mislikin. 1946. [1] +411-470 p. 8 p. of pi. [From Bulletin 143, Handbooli of
South American Indians, v. 2.] t SI2.3/a:Q3/2

Quechua in colonial world [with bibliography] ; by George Kubler. 1946.

[1] +331^10 p. il. 8 p. of pi. [From Bulletin 143, Handbook of South Ameri-
can Indians, v. 2.] t SI 2.3/a : Q 3

QuiUacinga Indians. Modern Quillacinga, Pasto and Coaiquer, by Sergio Elias
Ortiz; [Moguex-Coconuco, with bibliography, by Henri Lehniann]. 1946.
[1] +961-974 p. [From Bulletin 143, Handbook of South American Indians,
V. 2.] t SI 2.3/a :Q 41

San Affustin, Colombia. Archeology of San Agustin and Tierradentro, Co-
lombia [with bibliography] ; by Gregorio Herniludez de Alba. 1946. [1]+851-
859 p. il. [Fi-om Bulletin 143, Handbook of South American Indians, v. 2.] t

SI 2.3/a : C 717/4

Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. Tribes of Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Co-
lombia [with biblography] ; by Willard Z. Park. 1946. [1]+8G.5-8S6 p. 8
p. of pi. [From Bulletin 143, Handbook of South American Indians, v. 2.] t

SI 2.3/a : Si 17

Uru-Chipaya [with bibliography] ; by Weston La Barre. 1946. [1] +575-585 p.
8 p. of pi. [From Bulletin 143, Handbook of South American Indians, v. 2] t

SI2.3/a:Ur8

NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART

Inter- America 71 Office. Report of Inter-American OflBce, National Gallery of Art,
Jan. 1944-Mav 1946. [1946.] [l]+14p. il. t • Item 1006
L. C. card 46^26681 SI 8.2 : In 8/944-^6

NATIONAL MUSEUM

Note. — The publications of the National Museum comprise an annual report and three
scientific series, viz. Proceedings, Bulletins, and Contributions from national herbarium.
The editions are distributed to established lists of libraries, scientific institutions, and
specialists, any surplus copies being supplied on application. The Proceedings are usually
brief teclinical papers and the Bulletins generally monographs based on the Museum col-
lections in biology (except botany), geology, and anthropology. Contributions from na-
tional herbarium are wholly botanical. No sets of any of these series can now be fur-
nished.

The Proceedings are now issued in pamphlet form only. Tlie separate papers will be
sent to depository libraries and to others designated to receive them, as issued, and a title
page and index will be published for each volume so that the volume may be bound if
desired.

Moths. North American clear-wing moths of family Aegeriidse; by George P.

Englehardt. 1946. vi+222 p. 32 p. of pi. (Bulletin 190.) *Paper, 75c.
• Item 1008

L. C. card 46-26704 SI 3.3 : 190

Report. Report on progress and condition of National IMuseum, year ended
June 30, 1945. 1946. iii+112 p. [Title on cover is: Report of United States
National Museum, 1945.] *Paper, 25c. • Item 1007
L. C. card 6-6378 SI 3.1 : 945

Same. (H. doc. 408, pt. 2, 79th Cong. 2d sess. )

STATE DEPARTMENT

Note. — All publications of the Department (except laws, treaties, and translations)
have, since Oct. 1, 1929, been numbered consecutively in the order in which they were sent
to press. Publications of a similar character are brought within well-defined "series, and
each series publication bears a series number in addition to its publication number. The
diplomatic correspondence of the United States is pnblislied in the volumes entitled Foreign
relations of the United States. Laws are first published in slip form in separate series
(public and private) and are numbered within each series in the order In which they
become law ; they are later published in bound form in the United States Statutes at large.
The Department of State publications entitled Treaty series and Executive agreement
series have been discontinued. The Treaties and other internationnl acts series has
been inaugurated to make available in a single series the texts of treaties and other
instruments (such as constitutions and charters of international organizations, declara-

• Sent to Depository Libraries

984 Government Publications

tlons, agrpements effected by exchanges of diplomatic notes, et cetera) establishing or
defininp relations between the United States of America and other countries. The texts
printed in the present series, as in the Treaty s^eries and Executive agreement series,
are authentic and, in appropriate cases, are certified as such by the Department of State.
The Treaties and other international acts series begins with the number 1501, the com-
bined numbers in the Treaty series and Executive agreement series having reached 1500,
the last number In the Treaty series being 994 and the last number in the Executive
agreement series being 500. Treaties are also published in tlie compilation Treaties
and other international acts of the United States of America, which contains literal copies
of the documents, followed by notes of a textual and procedural character. Spanish,
Portuguese, and French translations prepared by the Department's Central Translating
Office, have their own pul)lication numbers, running consecutively from 1. The Depart-
ment of State bulletin published weekly and indexed semiannually as of the dates of the
last issues in June and December, contains the texts of the daily mimeographed press
releases, information regarding treaties, and otlior material on the Department's work.
The Bul'itin contains each quarter a complete list of the Department's publications for the
preceding ciuartcr.

The list below frequently Includes certain relevant publications issued by other agencies
of the Government under requisition of the Department of State and certain relevant
congressional documents.

For infornmtion concerning Executive orders and Proclamations of the President, for-
merly published by the State Department, but beginning with Mar. 12, 1936, distributed
by the Federal Register Division, see National Archives, Federal Register Division, Federal
register.

Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry, agreement between United States and
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, effected by excliange
of notes, signed Wa.shington, Dee. 10, 194.5. 1946. [2] +2 p. (Executive agree-
ment series 491; [Publication 2488].) [English and French.] * Paper, 5c.

• Item 1040

L. C. card 46-26621 S 9.8 : 491

Argentina. Fuel and vegetable oil, agreement between United States and Argen-
tina, effected by exchange of notes signed Buenos Aires, May 9, 1945, effective
May 9, 1945. 1946. [2] +17 p. (Executive agreement series 495; [Publica-
tion 2525].) [English and Spanish.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 1037
L. C. card 46-26624 S 9.8 : 495

Atomic energy. Atomic energy, agreed declaration by President of United States,
Prime Minister of United Kingdom, and Prime Minister of Canada, signed
Washington, Nov. 15, 1945. [1916.] [2] +5 p. (Treaties and other interna-
tional acts series 1504; [Publication 2520].) * Paper, 5c. • Item 1040.
L. C. card 46-26708 S 9.10 : 1504

Report on international control of atomic energy [prepared for Secretary

of State's Committee on Atomic Energy bv a board of consultants, Washing-
ton, D. C, Mar. 16, 1946]. 1946. xiv+55 p. (H. doc. 709, 79th Cong. 2a
sess.) [Also issued in departmental edition and entered in Monthly catalog
for May 1946, p. 552.] t

L. C. card 46-26610

United States atomic energy proposals, statement of United States policy

on control of atomic energy as presented by Bernard M. Baruch to United
Nations Atomic Energy Commission, June 14, 1946. [1946.] [2]-f 12 p.
(United States and United Nations report series 2; [Publication 2560].)

* Paper, 5c. • Item 1019

L. C. card 46-26641 S 1.49 : 2

Aviation. Air services transit agreement between United States and other
Powers; signed for United States Dec. 7, 1944, accepted by United States
Feb. 8, 1945, with an understanding. 1946. [2]-|-8 p. (Executive agreement
series 487; [Publication 2501].) * Paper, 5c. • Item 1037
L. C card 46-26619 S 9.8 : 487

Air transport, agreement between United States and other Powers, signed

for United States Dec. 7. 1944, accepted by United States Feb. 8, 1945, with an
understanding. 1946. [2] +9 p. (Executive agreement series 488; [Publica-
tion 24991.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 1037

L. C. card 46-26620 S 9.8 : 488

• Sent to Depository Libraries

August 194G 985

Belgium. Mutual aid, agreements between United States and Belgium including
agreement i-elating to supplies and services, signed Washington Apr. 17, 1945,
elt'ective Apr. 17, ltM5, with memorandum of interpretation, signed Washington
Apr. 17, li.W5, and exchanges of notes, signed Wasliiugton Apr. 17 and 19 and
May 19, 1945, and agreement relating to principles applying to provision of aid
to armed forces of United States, effected by exchange of notes, signed Wash-
ington Apr. 17 and 19, 1945, effective June 16, 1942. 1946. [2] +18 p. (Execu-
tive agreement series 481; [Publication 2480], ) * Paper, 5c. • Item 10o7
L. C. card 4G-2G614 S 9.8 : 481

Biclton Woods (ifjrecmejit. International monetary fund, articles of agree-
ment between United States and other Powers, formulated at United Nations
Monetary and Financial Conference, Bretton Woods, N. H., July 1-22, 1944,
signed Washington Dec. 27, 1945, instrument of acceptance by United States
deposited Dec. 20, 1945, efl^ective Dec. 27, 1&45. [1946.] [2] +43 p. (Treaties
and otlier international acts series 1501; [Publication 2512].) * Paper, 10c.

• Item 1040

L. C. card 46-26706 S 9.10 : 1501

Chile. Health and sanitation program, agreement between United States and
Chile, effected by exchange of notes, signed Santiago May 5 and 11, 1943.
1946. [2] +5 p. (Executive agreement series 485; [Publication 2481].) [Eng-
lish and Spanish.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 1037
L. C. card 46-26618 S 9.8: 485

European Central Inland Transport Organisation, agreement between United
States and other Powers and protocols, signed London Sept. 27, 1945 ; effective
Sept. 27, 1945. 1946. [2] +64 p. (Executive agreement series 494; [Publica-
tion 2539].) [English, French, and Russian.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 1037
L. C. card 46-26566 S 9.8 : 494

European coal organization, agreement between United States and other Powers,
signed London Jan. 4, 1946, etfective Jan. 1, 1946. [1946.] [2] +9 p. (Treaties
and other international acts series 1508; [Publication 2548J.) [English and
French.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 1040
L. C. card 46-26711 S 9.10 : 1508

Foreign relations. Papers relating to foreign relations of United States, 1919:
Paris Peace Conference. 1946. v. 7, iii+[2]+985 p. ([Publication 2466.])

* Cloth, $2..50. • Item 1023

L. C. card 43-51559 S 1.1 : 919/3/v.7

Same. (H. doc. 93, 78th Cong. 1st sess.)

Foreign service. American foreign service, sample entrance-examination ques-
rions. 1946. iii+41-150 p. (Publication 1771, reprint.) f • lieni 1U12
L. C. card 30-26940 S 1.13/a : Ex 15

Note. — This printing contains only tlie sample entrance examination questions. The
sections on general information and laws and regulations are omitted.

Foreign service regulations. [Foreign service regulations of United States] :
Index, chap. 5, Accounts, fees, and accounting procedure. Mar. 1946. 32 p. 4°
[Processed. Issued in loose-leaf form.] t S 1.5/3 : 5/iud.

Memorandum of cancelation of Accounts supp. C to chap. 5 of Foreign

service regulations [of United States], no. 167. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Processed.] t

S 1.5/2 : 167

Memorandum transmitting inserts for Foreign service regulations [of

United States], no. 164. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Processed. Accompanied by revised
Accounts supp. A with index to chap. 5 of Foreign service regulations, dated
Jan. 1946.] t 81.5/2:164

Same, no. 165. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed. Accompanied by revised

Accounts supp. F, with index, of Foreign service regulations, dated Jan.
1946.] t 81.5/2:165

Same, no. 166. [1946.] 1 p. 4*" [Processed. Accompanied by revised chap.

5, sec. 27-59, of Foreign service regulations, dated Feb. 1946.] t 8 1.5/2 : 166

• Sent to Depository Libraries

986 Government Publications

Foreign seiince regulations — Continued

Same, no. 168. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed. Accompanied by amended

pages to chap. 1 of Foreign service regulations, dated Feb. 1946.] t

S 1.5/2 : 168

Same, no. 169. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Processed. Accompanied by amended

pages to Accounts supp. E, pt. 1, to chap. 5 of Foreign service regulations,
dated Mar. 1946.] t S 1.5/2 : 169

Same, no. 170. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Processed. Accompanied by amended

pages to cliap. 12 of Foreign service regulations, dated Mar. 1946.] t

S 1.5/2 : 170

■ Same, no. 171. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed. Accompanied by amended

pages to chap. 21 of Foreign service regulations, dated Mar. 1946.] t

S 1.5/2 :171

Same, no. 172. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed. Accompanied by amended

pages to chap. 14 of Foreign service regulations, dated Apr. 1946.] t

S 1.5/2 : 172

Same, no. 173. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed. Accompanied by Accounts

supp. D to chap. 5 of Foreign service regulations, dated Apr. 1946.] t

S 1.5/2 : 173

Same, no. 174. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed. Accompanied by amended

pages to chap. 4 of Foreign service regulations, dated Apr. 1946.] t

S 1.5/2 : 174

Same, no. 175. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed. Accompanied by amended

pages to chap. 5 of Foreign service regulations, dated May 1946.] t

S 1.5/2 : 175

Same, no. 176. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed. Accompanied by amended

pages to chap. 17 of Foreign service regulations, dated May 1946.] t

S 1.5/2 : 176

Same, no. 177. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Processed. Accompanied by amended

pages to chap. 5, Accounts supp. E, pt. 1, of Foreign service regulations, dated
June 1946.] t S 1.5/2: 177

Same, no. 178. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed. Accompanied by amended

pages to chap. 4 of Foreign service regulations, dated May 1946.] t

S 1.5/2 : 178

Same, no. 179. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed. Accompanied by amended

pages to chap. 5, Accounts supp. E, pt. 1, of Foreign service regulations, dated
July 1946.] t 81.5/2:179

French North Africa. Mutual aid in French North and West Africa, agreement
between United States and French Committee of National Liberation, signed
Algiers Sept. 25, 1943, effective Sept. 25. 1943. 1946. [2] +8 p. (Executive
agreement series 483; [Publication 2465].) [English and French.] * Paper,
5c. • Item 1037
L. C. card 46-26617 S 9.8 : 483

Oermany. Problem of German political revival ; article by Leon W. Fuller.
[1946.] [2] +22 p. 16° ([European series 9; Publication 2550.]) * Paper,
5c. • Item 1019
L. C. card 46-26640 S 1.45 : 9

Greece. Commercial relations, agreement between United States and Greece,
effected by exchange of notes signed Washington Jan. 2 and 11, 1946. [1946.]
[21+2 p. (Treaties and other international acts series 1505; [Publication
2513].) * Paper, 5c. • Item 1040
L. C. card 46-26709 S 9.10 : 1505

Haiti. Reciprocal customs privileges, agreement between United States and
Haiti, effected by exchange of notes signed Port-au-Prince Aug. 14 and 24,
1945, effective Aug. 24, 1945. 1946. [2] +3 p. (Executive agreement series
503; [Publication 2529].) [English and French.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 1037
L. C. card 46-26626 S 9.8 : 503

• Sent to Depository Libraries

August 1946 987

Honduras. Military mission to Honduras, agreement between United States and
Honduras, signed Washington Dec. 28, 1945, effective Dec. 28, 1945. [1946.]
[2] +10 p. (Treaties and other international acts series 1503; [Publication
2523].) [English and Spanish.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 1040
L. O. card 46-2G707 S9.10: 1503

Inter-Ainericati Conference on Problems of War and Peace. Report of delegation
of United States to Inter-American Conference on Problems of War and Peace,
Mexico City, Mexico, Feb. 21-Mar. 8, 1945. 1946. iii+371 p. ([Conference
series 85; Publication 2497.]) * Paper, 55c. • Item 1031.
L. C. card 46-26596 S 5.30 : 85

Italy. Commercial relations, agreement between United States and Italy, effected
by exchange of notes, signed Washington Dec. 6, 1945. 1946. [2] +2 p. ( Execu-
tive agreement series 492; [Publication 2489].) * Paper, 5c. • Item 1037
L. C. card 46-26622 S 9.8 : 492

Japan. Surrender by Japan, terms between United States and other Allied
Powers and Japan, signed Tokyo Bay Sept. 2, 1945, effective Sept. 2, 1945;
together with proclamation by Emperor of Japan. 1946. [2] +7 p. (Execu-
tive agreement series 493; [Publication 2504].) [English and Japanese.]

* Paper, 5c. • Item 1037

L. C. card 46-26623 S 9.8: 493

Mexico. Utilization of waters of Colorado and Tijuana Rivers and of Rio Grande,
treaty between United States and Mexico, signed Washington Feb. 3, 1944,
and protocol, signed Washington Nov. 14, 1944, proclaimed Nov. 27, 1945, effective
Nov. 8, 1945. 1946. [2] +57 p. (Treaty series 994.) [English and Spanish.]

* Paper, 15c. • Item 1040

L. G. card 46-26630 _ S 9.5/2 : 994

Nicaragua. Health and sanitation program, agreement between United States
and Nicaragua, effected by exchange of notes signed Managua Mar. 30 and 31,
1944. 1946. [2] +5 p. (Executive agreement series 484; [Publication 2479].)
[English and Spanish.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 1037
L. C. card 46-26646 S 9.8 : 484

Panama. Cooperative education, agreement between United States and Panama,
effected by exchange of notes signed Panama, Nov. 13 and 14, 1944. 1946.
[2] +3 p. (Executive agi'eemeut series 504; [Publication 2532].) [English
and Spanish.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 1037
L. C. card 46-26627 , S 9.8 : 504

Petroleum. Report to Congress on U. S. owned petroleum facilities located abroad.
Apr. 8, 1946. cover title, [l]+ii + 109 p. il. map, 4° t • Item 1019
L. C. card 46-26561 S 1.48 : P 44

Philippines prepares for indei)endence ; by Edward W. Mill. [1946.] [2] +5 p. 4°
([Far Eastern series 10; Publication 2558.]) [From Department of State
bulletin, June 9, 1946.] t • Item 1019
L. C. card 46-26594 S 1.38 : 10

Portugal. Air transport, agreement between United States and Portugal, signed
Lisbon Dec. 6, 1945, effective. Dec. 6, 1945; and exchange of notes. 1946.
[21+10 p. (Executive agreement series 500; [Publication 2528].) [English
and Portuguese.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 1037
L. C. card 46-26625 S 9.8: 500

Trade. American trade proposals, series of articles looking toward world con-
ference on trade. 1946. [3] +23 p. 4° ([Commercial policy series 88; Pub-
lication 2551.] ) [Reprints from recent issues of Department of State bulletin.]
t • Item 1013
L. C. card 46-26595 S 1.37 : 88

Union of South Africa. Mutual aid, agreement between United States and
Union of South Africa, effected by exchange of notes, signed Washington Apr.
17. 1945, effective Apr. 17, 1945. [1046.] [2] +4 p. (Treaties and other inter-
national acts series 1511; [Publication 2546].) * Paper, 5c. • Item 1040
L. C. card 46-26712 S 9.10 : 1511

• Sent to Depository Libraries

988 Government Publications

Union of South Africa — Continued

Post-war economic settlements, agreement between United States and

Union of South Africa, effected by exchange of notes, signed Washington Apr.
17, 194.J, effective Apr. 17, 1945. [1946.] [2] +3 p. (Treaties and other inter-
national acts series 1512 ; [Publication 2547].) * Paper, 5c. • Item 1040

L. C. card 4&-2G713 S 9.10 : 1512

Union of Soviet Socialu'<t Republics. Liberated prisoners of war and civilians,
agreement between United States and Union of Soviet Socialist Republics,
signed Crimea Feb. 11, 1945, effective Feb. 11, 1945. 1946. [2]-f-9 p. (Execu-
tive agreement series 505; [Publication 2530].) [English and Russian.]

* Paper, 5c. • Item 1037

L. C. card 46-26628 S 9.8 : 505

United Kingdom. Exchange of information on i)enicillin, agreement between
United States and United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland,
effected by exchange of notes, signed Washington Jan. 25, 1946, effective Dec. 1,
1943. [1946.] [2]-fl4p. (Treaties and other international acts series 1506;
[Publication 2.521].) * Paper, 5c. • Item 1040
L. C. card 46-26710 S 9.10 : 1506

Interchange of patent rights information, inventions, designs, or processes,

agreement between United States and United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Northern Ireland, amending agreement of Aug. 24, 1942; signed Washington,
Mar. 27, 1946, effective Jan. 1, 1942. [1946.] [2]-fl0 p. (Treaties and other
international acts series 1510; [Publication 2535].). * Paper, 5e. • Item 1040
L. C. card 46-26705 8 9.10:1510

United Nations. Charter of United Nations and statute of International Court
of Justice, signed "San Francisco June 26. 1945, proclaimed by the President
Oct. 31, 1945; effective Oct. 24, 1945. 1046. ii+188 p. (Treaty series 993.)
[English, French, Chinese, Russian, and Spanish.] * Paper, 30c. (incorrectly
given on publication as 5c.). • Item 1040
L. C. card 46-26562 S 9.5/2 : 993

United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization. Preparatory
commission for United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organiza-
tion, agreement between United States and other United Nations, signed Lon-
don Nov. 16, 1945, effective Nov. 16. 1945. 1946. [2] +16 p. (Executive agree-
ment series 506; [Publication 2545].) [English and French.] * Paper, 5c.

• Item 1037

L. C. card 46-26629 S 9.8 : 506

United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration. 7th report to Congress
on operations of UNRRA under act of Mar. 28. 1944, as of Mar. 31, 1946. 1946.
ii+62 p. il. (Publication 2549.) * Paper, 15c. • Item 954
L. C. card 45-35371 S 1.44 : 7

Same, iii + 62 p. il. (H. doc. 670, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

SUPREME COURT

Agvew, John. Transcript of record. Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1945, no. 973, Board of Governors of Federal Reserve System et al. vs. John
Agnew, F. O. Fayerweather, on writ of certiorari to United States Court of
Appeals for District of Columbia. [1046.] cover title, i-f 39 p. t

Ju6.7:Ag63

Opinions. [Cases adjudged in Supreme Court of United States at Oct. term,
1945.] [Issued separately.] t Clerk of Court.

18-20. American Tobacco Company et al. vs. United States ; Lisgett & Myers Tobacco
Company, et al. vk. [same] : R. .T. Reynolds Tobacco Company, et al. vs.
[samel. "on writs of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit :
June 10, 1946. n. p. [1946]. 24 p. Ju 6.8/la : Am 35 to/2

• Sent to Depository Libraries

August 1946 989

Opinions — Continued

48, 64. Universal Oil Products Company vs. Root Refining Company ; [same] vs.

same], on writs of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit ; June

10,1046. n. p. [li>46J. 5 p. Ju 6.8/lu : Un 38/2

122. Julius FisLer vs. United States, on writ of certiorari to United States Court

of Appeals for District of Columbia ; June 10, 1946. n. p. [l'J46]. 23 p.

Ju 6.8/la : F 534

274. F. O. Robertson vs. people of State of California, appeal from Superior Court

of Ventura County, State of California ; June 3, 11)46. n. p. [l'J46]. 15 p.

Ju 6.8/la :R 546

278-282. Reconstruction Finance Corporation, Insurance Group Committee [et al.] vs.

Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company, et al. ; same vs. Denver

and Salt Lake Western Railroad Company, et al. ; same vs. City Bank,

Farmers Trust Company, trustee under debtor's general mortgage ; same

vs. Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company, et al. ; same vs. Guy

A. Thompson, trustee, Missouri I'acific Railroad Company, debtor, on writs

of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 10th circuit ; June 10, 1946.

n. p. [1946]. 29 p. Ju 6.8/la : In 7/3

342. Steve Anderson et al. vs. Mt. Clemens Pottery Company, on writ of certiorari

to circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit; June 10, 1946. n. p. [1946].

10 + 4 p. Ju 6.8/la : An 24/4

349. Gilbert E. Thiel vs. Southern Pacific Company, on writ of certiorari to circuit

court of appeals for 9th circuit; May 20, 1946. n. p. [1946]. 12 p.

Ju 6.8/la :T 346
404. Jack Davis vs. United States, on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals
for 2d circuit; June 10, 1946. n. p. [1946]. 9 + 23 p.

Ju 6.8/la : D 294/2
447. United States vs. Sheldon Maurice Anderson, appeal from district court for
western district of Washington; June 10, 1946. n. p. [1946]. 6 p.

Ju 6.8/la : An 24/5

457, 458. Gus Kotteakos and Michael Lekacos vs. United States ; Nathan Regenbogen

vs. [same], on writs of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit ;

June 10, 1946. n. p. [1946]. 20 + 4 p. Ju 6.8/la : K 848/2

473. John D. Pennekamp and Miami Herald Publishing Company vs. Florida, on

writ of certiorari to Supreme Court of Florida ; June 3, 1946. n. p. [1946].

17 p. Ju 6.8/la: P 381

489. Edward F. Zap vs. United States, on writ of certiorari to circuit court of

appeals for 9th circuit; June 10, 1946. n. p. [1946]. 5 + 3 p.

Ju 6.8/la : Z 17

510. Paul Kuauer vs. United States, on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals

for 7th circuit ; June 10, 1946. n. p. [1946]. 18 p. Ju 6.8/la : K 729/3

625. Cecil I. Hust vs. Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc., on writ of certiorari to Supreme

court of Oregon; June 10, 1946. n. p. [1946]. 19 + 4 + 8 p.

Ju 6.8/la: H 968
630. United States vs. Thomas Lee Causby and wife, Tinie Causby, on writ of
certiorari to Court of Claims ; May 27, 1946. n. p. [1946]. 9 + 6 p.

Ju 6.S/la:C312

631, 671. Lee Van Woods vs. Walter Neirstheimer, warden, Illinois State Penitentiary,

Menard, Illinois, on writ of certiorari to Circuit Court of Randolph County,

State of Illinois ; [same] vs. [same], on writ of certiorari to Criminal Court

of Cook County, State of Illinois ; May 20, 1946. n. p. [1946]. 5 p.

Ju 6.8/la : W 864
675. Verna Mae Bihn vs. United States, on writ of certiorari to circuit court of
appeals for 2d circuit; June 10, 1946. n. p. [1946]. 4 + 1 p.

Ju 6.8/la : B 489
696,697. United States vs. Joseph A. Holpuch Company; [same] vs. [same], on writs
of certiorari to Court of Claims ; May 20, 1946. n. p. [1946]. 8 p.

Ju 6.8/la : H 741
704. Irene Morgan vs. Virginia, appeal from Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia ;
June 3, 1946. n. p. [1946]. 16 p. Ju 6.8/la : M 822

707. Prudential Insurance Company vs. L. George Benjamin, as insurance commis-
sioner of South Carolina, appeal from Supreme Court of South Carolina ;
June 3, 1946. n. p. [1946]. 23 p. Ju 6.8/la : P 951/5

719. W. Daniel Pinkerton and Walter G. Pinkerton vs. United States, on writ of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit ; June 10. 1946. n. p.
[1946]. 6 + 5 p. Jn 6.8/la : P 655

793. Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of Price Administration, vs. Warner
Holding Company, on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for
8th circuit : June 3, 1946. n. p. [1946]. 6 + 4 p. Ju 6.8/la : W 248/3

804. Kentaeth W. Colgrove, Peter J. Chamales and Kenneth C. Sears vs. Dwight H.
Green, as a member, ex-ofl3cio of Primary Certifying Board of Illinois, appeal
from district court for northern district of Illinois ; June 10, 1946. n. p.
[1946]. 6+ [4] +3 + 7 p. il. 3 p. of maps. Ju 6.8/la : C 676

809-811. United States vs. Robert Mnrss Lovett, [same] vs. Goodwin B. Watson;
[same] vs William E. Dodd, jr., on writs of certiorari to Court of Claims,
n. p. [1946]. 20 p. Ju 6.8/la : L 947

843. Securities and Exchange Commission vs. W. J. Ilowey Company and Howey-
iti-the-Hills Service, Inc., on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals
lor 5th circuit, n. p. [lO-lO]. 6+2 p. Ju 6.S/la : II 839

9<0. Abrah.-ini Fislitrold rs. Sulliv.an Drydock & Repair Corporation. Kov Granata.
as acting president and acting treasurer of Local 13, Industrial Union of
Alarine and Shipbuilding Workers of America, C. I. O., on writ of certiorari
to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit ; May 27, 1946. n. p. [1946], 12 p.

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Lee and Hazel Lee ; [same] v«. Hazel Lee and Lucaa J. Lee, agent, and Sue
Ijukcnnn, Justice of tlie peace, Covington, Ky., on writs of certiorari to
circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit, n. p. [1946]. 4 p.
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1118. Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of Price Administrator [Administra-
tion], V8. Mary Jo Dicken and Elizabeth M. Dicken, B. N. Murray, executor
of estate of Emma Gang, Jacol) B. Sandusky, sheriff, on writ of certiorari
to circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit ; May 27, 1946. n. p. [1946]. 3 p.

Ju6.8/la:D553

Official reports of Supreme Court, v. 326, U. S. no. 3. Preliminary print.

[1046.] cover title, vii+[l] +432-678 p. [Cases adjudged in Supreme Court
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Thayer-West Point Hotel Co. Transcript of record. Supreme Court of United
States, Oct. term, 1945, no. 1232, United States vs. Thayer-West Point Hotel
Company, on petition for writ of certiorari to Court of Claims. [1946.] cover
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consumption of intermediates, dyes, medicinals, flavor and perfume materials,
and other finished coal-tar products entered in 1945 under pars. 27 and 28 of
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Amalgwmated Dental Company, Ltd., v. commissioner of internal revenue, [find-
ings of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 3730, promulgated May 9, 1946. [1946.]
10 p. ([Opinion] 129.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c.

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Armstrong, Ethlyn L. Ethlyn L. Armstrong, et al. v. commissioner of internal
revenue, [findings of fact, and opinion] ; docket nos. 667S-6676, 7970-7971,
promulgated May 24, 1946. [1946.] 9 p. ([Opinion] 146.) [From T. C.
Reports, V. 6.] * Paper, 5c. .Ju 11.7/a : 6/14G

Backus, Standish. Estate of Standish Backus, Lotta B. Backus and Detroit Trust
Company, executors, v. commissioner of internal revenue ; Lotta B. Backus v.
[same], [findings of fact and opinions] ; docket nos. 5280-81, promulgated
May 9, 1946. [1946.] 13 p. ([Opinion] 132.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.]
♦ Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/132

Baer, Walter J. Walter J. Baer v. commissioner of internal revenue, opinion ;

docket no. 7878, promulgated May 28, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. ([Opinion] 150.)

[From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/150

Bramcr, Samuel E. Samuel Eugene Bramer v. commissioner of internal revenue,

[findings of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 6715, promulgated May 9, 1946.

[1946.] 10 p. ([Opinion] 131.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c.

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Coates, Charles F. Charles F. Coates et al., v. commissioner of internal revenue,
[findings of fact and opinion] ; docket nos. 8601-02, 861&-17, 8631-32, promul-
gated June 13, 1946. [1946.] 11 p. ([Opinion] 17.) [From T. C. Reports,
V. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/17

Delone, Helen S. Helen S. Delone v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings
of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 6423. promulgated May 27, 1946. [1946.] 8 p.
([Opinion] 149.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] • Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/149

Dyke, Albert E. Albert E. Dyke v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of
fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 5786, promulgated May 23, 1946. [1946.] 8 p.
( [Opinion] 142. ) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/142

Falls, William A. William A. Falls, v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings
of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 0981, promulgated June 10, 1946. [1946.] 8 p.
( [Opinion] 10.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/10

Farid-ES-Sidtaneh, Doris. Doris Farid-Es-Sultaneh v. commissioner of internal
revenue, opinion ; docket no. 2968, promulgated Apr. 5, 1946. [1946.] 2 p.
([Opinion] 85.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/85

Four Twelve West Sixth Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, opinion ;
docket nos. 1692, 3946, promulgated June 6, 1946. [1946.] 9 p. ( [Opinion] 5. )
[From T. C, Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a: 7/5

Frazer. John O. Estate of John G. Frazer, Katharine Reed Frazer, executrix, v.
commissioner of internal revenue, opinion ; docket no. 6682, promulgated May
31, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. ([Opinion] 156.) [From T. C, Reports, v. 6.]
* Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/15G

Friedman, M. M. Friedman, v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of
fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 6206, promulgated June 10, 1946. [1946.] 12 p.
([Opinion] 9.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/9

Goodman, Samuel. Samuel Goodman v. commissioner of internal I'evenue, find-
ings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 5248, promulgated May 8, 1946. [1946.]
4 p. ([Opinion] 126.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/126

Greene, Paul G. Paul G. Greene v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of
fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 4370, promulgated June 17, 1946. [1946.] 12 p.
( [Opinion] 175.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/19

Harrison, Emily B. Emily B. Harrison v. commissioner of internal revenue,
findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 6394, promulgated June 4, 1946.
[1946.] 5 p. ([Opinion] 1). [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/1

Hochschild, Harold K. Harold K. Hochscluld v. commissioner of internal reve-
nue, opinion; docket no. 1084, promulgated June 11, 1946. [1946.] 8 p.
( [Opinion] 12.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/12

IngersoU, Frank B. Frank B. IngersoU v. commissioner of internal revenue,
opinion ; docket no. 6<XK), promulgated June 6, 1&46. [1946.] 6 p. ( [Opinion]
6.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/6

Jacohson, Lewis F. Lewis F. Jacobson v. commissioner of internal revenue,
[findings of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 4189, promulgated May 10, 1946.
[1946.] 12 p. ([Opinion] 133.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/133

Koppers Coal Company, v. commissioner of internal revenue, [findings of fact
and opinion] ; docket no. 108492, pi'omulgated May 29, 1946. [1940.] 22 p.
( [Opinion] 152.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/152

Landau, Morris M. Morris Marks Landau v. commissioner of internal revenue,
findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 2318, promulgated June 4, 1946.
[1946.] 6 p. ([Opinion] 3.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, Oc.

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Lang, John. John Lang v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of fact
[and oiMiiionJ ; docket no. 4444, promulgated June 4, 194G. [IJWG ] 7 p
(tOpinionJ 2.) IFrom T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Jull.7/a:7/2

Laredo liridge Co. v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of fact [and
opinion] ; docket no. G354, promulgated June 5, 194G. [1946.] 9 p. ([Opin-
ion] 4.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/4

Lau'tou; IIoHard B. Howard B. Lawton, petitioner, et al., v. commissioner of
internal revenue, [findings of fact and opinion] ; dock(>t nos. 5502, 5620-24 pro-
mulgated May 21, 1^6. [1946.] 13 p. ( [Opinion] 13S.) [From T. C. Reports
V. 6.] * I'aper, 5c. Ju ll.7/a : 6/138

ilcEwen, J. H. J. H. McEwen v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of
fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 6151, promulgated May 9, 1946. [194G.] 9 p.
([Opinion] 130.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/13()

Mannon, J. M., jr. Estate of J. M. Mannon, jr., John W. Parker and Wells Fargo
Bank & Union Trust Co., executors, v. commissioner of internal revenue, find
ings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 6757, promulgated May 27, 1946. [1946 J
10 p. ( [Opinion] 147.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/147

Milium, Devereux. Estate of Devereux Milburn, J. P. Morgan & Co., Incorpo-
rated, executor, v. commissioner of internal revenue, [findings of fact and
opinion] ; docket no. 7570, promulgated May 23, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. ([Opin-
ion] 140.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/140

Pioneer Parachute Company, Inc., v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings
of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 3367, promulgated May 31, 1946. [1946 ]
10 p. ([Opinion] 155.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/155

Reliable Incubator and Brooder Company, Illinois corporation, v. commissioner
of internal revenue, [findings of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 6722, promul-
gated Apr. 30, 1946. [1946.] 12 p. ([Opinion] 118.) [From T. C. Reports,
V. 6.] * Paper, 5c. ju 11.7/a : 6/118

RiffffS, J. A., Tractor Co. J. A. Riggs Tractor Company (partnership, by John A.
Riggs, sr., and John A. Riggs, jr., partners, individually and as trustees), v.
commissioner of internal revenue, findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket nos.
4430, 6358, promulgated Apr. 29, 1946. [1946.] 11 p. ([Opinion] 114.)
[From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/114

Rissma7i, Samuel J. Samuel J. Rissman v. commissioner of internal revenue,
findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 6365, promulgated May 21 1946
[1946.] 14 p. ([Opinion] 139.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/139

Rosenberg, Esther. Esther Rosenberg, transferee of assets received from Jo-
seph D. Rosenberg, deceased, petitioner, et al., v. commissioner of internal
revenue, [findings of fact and opinion] ; docket nos. 4953-63, 4978, promulgated
June 10, 1946. [1946.] 9 p. ([Opinion] 11.) [From T. C. Reports, v 7]
♦Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/11

Sanchez, Pedro. Pedro Sanchez v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of
fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 6581, promulgated May 24, 1946. [1946 ] 8 p
( [Opinion] 143.) [From T. C Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/143

Sessions, J. II., & Son. J. H. Sessions & Son v. Secretary of War, opinion ; docket
no. 224 R, promulgated May 29. 1946. [1946.] 10 p. ([Opinion] 154)
[From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/154

Simons, Leonard N. I^eonard N. Simons v. commissioner of internal revenue
Lawrence J. Micholson v. [same], findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket nos!
6212-13. promulgated June 12, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. ([Opinion] 15.) [From
T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. ju 11.7/a : 7/15

Soabar Company v. <ommissioner of internal revenue, findings of fact [and opin-
ion]; docket no. 1730, promulgated June 12, 1946. [1946.] 10 p. ([Opinion]
13.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/13

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South Side Bank & Trust Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings
of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. G993, promulgated May 7, 1946. [1946.] 9 p.
( [Opinion] 124. ) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/124

Southicestcrn Oil d Oas Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings
of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 1244, promulgated May 23, 1946. [1946.]
10 p. ([Opinion] 141.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/141

Trimble, Harold G. Harold Guyon Trimble and Esther K. Trimble, husband and
wife, V. commissioner of internal revenue, [findings of fact and opinion] ;
docket nos. 60S6, 6087, promulgated May 29, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. ([Opinion]
153.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/153

Webster, Arthur. Arthur Webster v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings
of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 7023, promulgated May 27, 1946. [1946.]
6 p. ( [Opinion] 148.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/148

Wcntworth Manufacturing Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, [find-
ings of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 6698, promulgated May 28, 1946. [1946.]
9 p. ( [Opinion] 151.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, oc.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/151

Werner, Robert E. Robert E. Werner v. commissioner of internal revenue, find-
ings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 6101, promulgated June 7, 1946. [1946.]
9 p. ( [Opinion] 7.) From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/7

Wheelock, Ward. Ward Wheelock, v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings
of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 5289, promulgated June 12, 1946. [1946.]
17 p. ( [Opinion] 14.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/14

Wichita Terminal Elevator Company, dissolved corporation, L. H. Powell, former
president ; L. H. Powell, liquidating agent ; and L. H. Powell, W. E. Brown,
George E. King, D. S. Jackman, C. P. Garretson, and N. Louise Powell, its for-
mer directors v. commissioner of internal revenue, [findings of fact, and opin-
ion] ; docket no. 9004. promulgated IMay 24, 1946. [1946.] 8 p. ( [Opinion]
145.) [From T. C. Reports, V. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/145

Wiesler, 'Norbert H. Norbert H. Wiesler v. commissioner of internal revenue,
[findings of fact and opinion] ; docket nos. 108911, 112741, promulgated May 24,
1946. [1946.] lip. ([Opinion] 144.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper,
5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/144

X-Pando Corporation v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of fact [and
opinion] ; docket no. 7328, promulgated June 10, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. ([Opin-
ion] 8. ) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/8

TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY

Bibliography. Indexed bibliography of Tennessee Valley Authority, cumulative
supplement, Jan.-Dec. 1945; compiled by Bernard L. Foy. Knoxville, Tenn.,
Jan. 1, 1946. [3]+46-fxvii p. 4° [Processed.] t
L. O. card 46-25578 Y 3.T 25 : 2 B 47/2/supp.945

Forests. Forest development program of TVA lands ; by Alexander L. Setser.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Addresses. Address of Secretary Vinson before Tri-State Rankers' meeting
(Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas), IMemphis, Tenn., May 23, 1040, scheduled
for delivery by Assistant Secretary of Treasury Edward H. Foley, jr., on behalf
of Secretary Vinson. [1946.] 12 p. 4" [Processed.] t T1.31:T73

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Claims. Claims allowed by General Accounting OflBce, estimates of appropriation
to cover claims. June 28, legislative clay Mar. 5, 1046. 6 p. (S. doc. 223,
79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Judgments rendered against the Government by District Courts. June

28, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 5 p. (S. doc. 219, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Judgments rendered against the Government by District Courts, estimate

of appropriations for payment of judgments. June 28, legislative day Mar. 5,
1946. 4 p. (S. doc. 220, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Judgments rendered by Court of Claims. June 28, legislative day Mar.

5,1946. 4 p. (S. doc. 217, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Disbursing sytubols. [Disbursing symbols assigned in name of chief disbursing
oflQcer of Division of Disbursement, Treasury Department, and special disburs-
ing agents, together with Treasury daily statement (TDS) numbers and Treas-
ury classification of accounts.] Apr. 1, 1946. [l]-l-l-54A-{-55-102AH-103-
104+5 leaves, 4° [Processed.] t T 1.2 :D 63/2

McDonough, John B. Claim allowed by General Accounting OflBce, estimate of
appropriation for payment of claim [of John B. McDonough). June 28, legis-
lative day Mar. 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. doc. 225, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Pay, alloivances, etc. Certain claims allowed by General Accounting OflSce, esti-
mate of appropriation for payment of claims [for travel pay and allowances,
regulars, War with Spain in Philippine Islands]. June 28, legislative day
Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. doc. 224, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Treasury bonds. Addition of $1,000,000 denomination of Treasury bonds to out-
standing issues. June 10, 1946. 2 leaves, 4° (Department circular 789 ; Fiscal
Service, Public Debt Bureau.) [Processed.] t T 1.4/2: 789

Treasury certificates. United States of America, % percent Treasury certificates
of indebtedness of series F-1947, dated and bearing interest from July 1,
1946, due July 1, 1947. June 14, 1946. 2 leaves, 4° (Department circular
790; Fiscal Service, Public Debt Bureau.) [Processed.] t T 1.4/2: 790

United States of America, % percent Treasury certificates of indebted-
ness of series G-1947, dated and bearing interest from Aug. 1, 1946. due Aug.
1, 1947. July 17, 1946. 2 leaves. 4° ( Department circular 791 ; Fiscal Service,
Public Debt Bureau.) [Processed.] t T 1.4/2 : 791

Treasury decisions. Index, Treasurv decisions under customs and other laws,
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Walker, A. D., & Co. Judgment rendered against the Government by Court of
Claims, proposed provision relating to judgment rendered against the Govern-
ment by Court of Claims [in favor of Alexander D. Walker and Adger C. Forney,
copartners doing business as A. D. Walker & Co.]. June 28, legislative day
Mar. 5, 1946. 3 p. ( S. doc. 218, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

COAST GUARD

Lights. Light list, Atlantic and Gulf Coasts of United States, St. Croix River,
Maine, to Rio Grande, including U. S. West Indian islands, Boston (1st), New
York (3rd), Philadelphia (4th), Norfolk (5th), Charleston (6th), Miami
(7th), New Orleans (8th), and San Juan (10th) districts; corrected to Mar. 1,
1946. 1946. 844 p. il. 1 pi. map. [Numbers in parenthesis refer to naval
districts. Another map on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, $1.25. • Item 1064
L. C. card 44-40884 T 47.35 : 946

Light list. Pacific Coast, United States, Canada, and Hawaiian Islands,

Long Beach (11th), San Francisco (12th). Seattle (13th), Ketchikan (17th),
and Honolulu (14tli ) districts ; corrected to Mar. 1, 1946. 1946. 436 p. il. 1 pi.
map. [Numbers in parentheses refer to naval districts. Another map on p. 2
of cover.] * Paper, 75c. • Item 1069

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Pilot rules. Pilot rules for Great Lakes and their connecting and tributary
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Note. — This publication replaces the pamphlet entitled, Pilot rules for Great Lakes
and their couuecting: and tributary waters, and St. Marys River, dated Aug. 1943.
There has been no change in the regulations set forth in pts. 322 and 323 since Aug. 1943.

Vessel insijcction. General rules and regulations for vessel inspection, ocean and
coastwise. Mar. 1946. v+GllO p. il. 4° [Title 46, Code of Federal regula-
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Note. — This publication replaces the General rules and regulations for vessel inspec-
tion, ocean and coastwise, dated Aug. 1943, and includes all amendments published in
the Federal register from Mar. 15. 1946.

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Customs regulations of United States [effective July 1, 1943]. Edition of 1943.
1943 [reprint with changes 1946]. vii-l-l-28A +2^629 p. 4° [Pages bearing
notation 1st rev. June 1944 have been inserted in proper order in this reprint.
Issued in loose-leaf form. Supersedes all prior customs regulations and
Marine Inspection and Navigation regulations adopted or promulgated by
Customs Bureau which are in conflict with, or the substance of which is incor-
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INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU

Internal revenue bulletin, cumulative bulletin 1945, Jan.-Dec. 1945. 1946.
viii-f 678 p. [Includes Rulings 11917-12200.] * Paper, $1.00.
L. C. card 22-27420 T 22.25 : 945

PROCUREMENT DIVISION

Government supplies. General schedule of supplies: Airplane tires and tubes
under class 83, revised, Apr. 24-June 30, 1942, extended to Sept. 30, 1946.
[1946.] 6 p. 4° [Processed.] J T 58.8 : 83/942-46

Same: Boxes, wooden and fiberboard (cleat-reinforced) and miscellaneous

wood products under class 39, July 1, 1946-Jan. 31, 1947. [1946.] 5 p. 4"
[Processed.] $ T 58.8:39/946-47

Same : Dry batteries under classes 16 and 17, June 15, 1946- June 14, 1947.

[1946.] 4 p. 4° [Processed.] $ T 5S.S : 16, 17/946-47

Same : Groceries and other provisions under class 56, July 1-Sept. 30.

1946. [1946.] 7 p. 4° [Processed.] t T 58.8 : 56/3/946

Same : Hardware under class 42, June 16-Dec. 15, 1946. [1946.] 18 p. 4°

[Processed.] $ T .HS. 8 : 42/946

Same: Message-and-data transmitting equipment under class 17, July 1,

1946- June 30, 1947. [1946.] 2 p. 4° [Processed.] t T 58.8 : 17/6/946-47

Same : Motor-vehicle accessories and parts under class 8; Construction and

road-building machinery parts under class 66, July 1, 1946-June 30, 1947.
[1946.] 10 p. 4° [Processed.] t T 58.8 : 8,66/946-47

Same: Office equipment under class 54, July 1-Dec. 31, 1946. [1946.]

25 p. 4° [Processed.] t T 58.8: 54/946

Same: Offset duplicating supplies under class 54, July 1, 194G-June 30,

1947. [1946.] 10 p. 4° [Processed.] t T 58.8 : 54/3/94&-47

Same : Periodicals and law books under class 35 .July 1, 1946-June 30. 1947.

[1946.] 22 p. 4° [Processed.] t T 58.8 : 35/2/946-47

Same : Rental of certain office machines under class 54, July 1, 1946-June 30,

1947. [1946.] 18 p. 4° [Proce.ssed.] t T 58.8 : .54/4/946-47

Same: Tableware under class 63, Aug. 1-Oct. 31, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 4»

[Processed.] t T 58.8 : 63/3/946

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Government supplies — Continued

Same : Tire chains under class 8, July 1, 1946-May 31, 1947. [1946.] 3 p. 4'

[Processed.] t T 58.8 : 8/3/947^7

Same: Water coolers under class G3, pts. 1 and 2, July 1-Dec. 31, 1946.

[1946.] 5 p. 4° [Processed.] t T 58.8 : 63/5/946/pt.l,2

Same: Window shade cloth and shades under class 27, July 1-Sept. 30,

1946. [1946.] 5 p. 4° [Processed] t T 58.8 : 27/4/&46-2

Same: Wipins cloth service under class 103, Aug. 1, 1946-Jnly 31, 1947.

[1^6.] 2 p. 4° [Processed.] t T 58.8 : 103/2/»4&-47

General schedule of supplies, amdt. 880, 887, 900, 901, 909, 917, 918, 920-923,

925, 926, 929-933, 937, 938. 943, 945-950. 952. 954, 950, 958, 959, 902, 963, 967,
970, 972. 977. 979. 983, 985-989, 991, 992, 995, 997, 999, 1002-1006, 1009^1012.
1015-1017, 1021, 1023, 1028, 1079, 1110; Aug. 23, 1945- July 3, 1946. [1945-46.]
various paging, various sizes. [Processed] t T 58.8/3 : 880,etc.

Stock catalog [with] general information and instructions for ordering from
Procurement Division supply centers, Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Cleveland,
Denver, Fort Worth, Kansas City, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco,
Seattle, Washington, D. C. ; July 1946. [1&46.] cover title, ii+108 p. il. 4° t
• Item 1117 T 58.2 : St 6/946

FEDEBAL STAND^VRD STOCK CAT.Xl.OG DIVISION

Note. — In the list below, some of the Amendments, dated after Oct. 10. 1933, are for
specifications issued by the Federal Standard Stoclc Catalog Board (now Federal Standard
Stock Catalog Division) wnile it was under the Budget Bureau, and for these, the old
classification T 51.7/8 : is retained in order that they may be filed with the publications
to which they belong. The following publications are issued with perforations for insertion
in binders. • Item 1116.

OoverJiment supplies. Federal standard stock catalog: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal speci-
fication for bandages, gauze, roller, plain ; May 23, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12°
(DDD-B-61b. ) [Supersedes Fed. spec. DDD-B-61a, Apr. 16, 1938.] * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : DDD-B-61b

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for bands and strips, matrix,

steel, dental ; May 23, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. il. 12° (GG-B-95.) * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : GG-B-95

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for hoses and outlet-fittings, floor,

(for) rigid-steel-conduit and electric-metallic-tubing (steel), amdt. 2; May 23,
1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (W-B-616 [amdt. 2].) [Supersedes Amendment 1,
July 22, 1944.] t T 58.10/3 : W-B-616/amdt.2

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for cards, guide (card size), amdt.

1 ; May 23, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (UU-C-76a. [amdt. 1].) t

T 58.10/3 : UU-C-76a/amdt.l

• Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for cavity-lining and thinner

(dental) ; May 23, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. 12° (U-C-133.) * Paper. 5c.

T 58.10/3 : U-C-133

Same: sec. 4. pt. 5, Federal specifiention for cement, insulation, thermal,

mineral-wool; Apr. 26. 1946. [1946.] 3 p. 12° (HH-C-168.) [Supersedes
part of Fed. spec. HH-P-386a, Mar. 9, 1939.] t T 58.10/3 : HH-C-168

• Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for cements, portland : Mav 20,

1&46. [1946.] 6 p. 12° (SS-C-192.) [Supersedes Fed. specs. SS-C-i91b,
Apr. 29. 1941, SS-C-201a, Nov. 18, 1941, SS-C-206a and SS-C-211a, Apr. 29,
1941. Imprint date incorrectly given as 1945 on p. 6.] • Paper. 5c.

T 58.10/3: SS-C-192

■ Same : sec. 4. pt. 5, Federal specification for clips, suture, metal : Mav 23,

1946. [1946.] 4 p. 12° (GG-C-439.) * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : GG-C-439

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for compounds, jointing, sulfur

(for bell-and-spigot cast-iron pipe) ; Mav 23, 1946. [1046.] 6 p. il. 12°
( SS-C-608. ) * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : SS-C-608

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Oovernment supplies — Continued

■ Same; sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for conduit and fittings, fiber,

bituminized, amdt. 2; May 23, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (W-C-581 [amdt. 2].)
[Supersedes Amendment 1, Mar. 21, 1945.] t T 58.10/3 : W-C-581/amdt.2

■ Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for drums, steel, type 5B (for

liquid petroleum products), amdt. 1; May 23, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. 12° (RR-
D-729a, [amdt. 1].) t T 58.10/3 : RR-D-729a/amdt.l

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for enamel, gloss, synthetic (for

metal and wood hospital furniture) ; May 7, 194G. [1940.] 9 p. 12° (TT-E-
491. ) * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : TT-E-491

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for folders, file (calendered), ver-
tical, amdt. 1; May 23, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 12° (UU-F-571c, [amdt. 1].) t

T 58.10/3 : UU-F-571c/amdt.l

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for insulation, mineral-wool,

block and board (for heated surfaces) ; May 23, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12° (HH-
1-564. ) * Paper, 5e. T 58.10/3 : HH-I-564

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for primer, paint, synthetic (for

ferrous metal and wood surfaces) ; May 7, 1946. [1946.] 9 p. 12° (TT-P-
636. ) * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : TT-P-636

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for zinc-dust (metallic-zinc-
powder), dry (paint pigment) ; May 7, 1946. [194G.] 8 p. 12° (TT-Z-291.)
* Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : TT-Z-291

Supplement 13 and 14 to Index of Federal specifications revised Feb. 1,

1946; June 27 and July 12, 1946. [1946.] Each 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

T 58.10/3 : ind :/946/supp. 13,14

SAVINGS BOND DIVISION

Posters. Back your future with U. S. savings bonds ; official Treeasury poster.
1946. 13X9.3 in. [Illustrator, Englert] t T 60.8 :B 64/78

U. S. savings bonds will help get you there ! now back your future ; oflScial

Treasury poster. 1946. 26X18.4 in. [Also issued in size 11X28.1 for use as
car card.] t T 66.8 : B 64/79

U. S. savings bonds will help get you there! we are saving through payroll

savings; ofllcial Treasury poster. 1946. 26X18.4 in. t T 66.8 :B 64/81

War savings bonds. Speaking of bonds, handbook for speakers. June 1946.
[2]-f62 p. il. 12° t •
L. C. card 46-26864 T 66.6 : B 64

Women's work in war finance, 1941-45. 1946. vii+39 p. [Illustration on

p. 2 of cover.] t •

L. C. card 46-26613 T 66.2 : W 84/3

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION

Decisions. Administrator's decision, Veterans Administration, no. 696-715 ; May
15-June 28, 1946. [1946.] varioiis paging, 4° [Processed.] t VA 1.8 : 696-715

Efficiencn ratings. You and your efficiencv rating. Apr. 1946. [1946.] cover
title, 12 p. il. 12° (V. A. Pamphlet 5-1.) % • Item 1124 VA 1.10 : 5-1

Medicine and Surgery Department . General medical and surgical opportunities
in Department of Medicine and Surgery, Veterans Administration. July 1946.
[4]+12 p. il. (Pamphlet 10-7.) t • Item 1124 VA 1.19 : 10-7

Posters. Service to those who served; [poster]. 1946. 35.8X23.9 in. t

VA 1.16 : Se 6

V. A. posters. 1946. Each 22X17 in. f VA1.16:

5—1. Efficient service to those -who served can be attained only thru safe and healthy

employees, Omar N. Bradley. [Illustrator, Warfield.]
5-2. Safety fir.st, don't read while walking. [Illustrator. W. B.]
5-3. Start the day ri^ht with a real breakfast. [Illustrator, Nat Collier.]
5-^. People who stand on swivel chairs end up in wheel chairs. [Illustrator, W. B.]

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998 Government Publications

Posters — Continued

Veterans, continue your government insurance, you needed it rheii, you

need it now! [poster]. 1946. 22x16.9 in, t VA1.16:In7

Veterans, earn wliile you learn tlu-u on-tlie-job training; [po.ster]. 1946.

22X 16.9 in. t VA 1.16 : T 68

Veterans, if buying a farm, home or business, learn about guaranteed

loans; [poster]. 1946. 22X17.1 in. t VA1.16:L78

Veterans, prepare for your future thru educational training; [poster].

1946. 22X16.9 in. f VA 1.16: Ed 8

Psychiatry. Opportunities in psychiatric and medical social work. July 1946.
[■iJ+8 p. il. (V. A. pamphlet 10-6; Medicine & Surgery Department.) t
• Item 1124 VA 1.19 : 10-6

Puhllcations. Index to Veterans Administration publications for Dec. 1945-Feb.
1946. [1940.] [l]+60 p. 4" [Monthly. Rescinds Index for Dec. 1945-Jan.
1946.] t VA 1.20: 946/2

Tuberculosis service [information to doctors of medicine]. May 1946. [16] p.
il. 12° (Pamphlet 10-5.) t • Item 1124 VA 1.19: 10-5

Veterans. Supplement to Educational opportunities for veterans in approved
institutions of higher education, dated Apr. 15, 1946. May 1946. [6] +10 p. 4°
t • Item 1124
L. C. card 46-26179 VA 1.2 : Ed 8/supp.

WAR DEPARTMENT

Army regulations.

Note. — Army regulations are administrative regulations for the military service and
are issued in pamphlet form for insertion in loose leaf binders. • Item 1129.

25—300. Judge Advocate General's Department : Authority of Army persotinel to
administer oaths, take acknowledgments, and perform other notarial acts ;
Jan. 4. 1946. [1946.] 21 p. [Corrected copy. Supersedes WD Circular
419, 1944.] •Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 25-300/corr.

30—1820. Quartermaster Corps : Preparation and disposition of remains, Changes 4 ;
June 18, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. [Supersedes AR 30-1820, Changes 3,
Nov. 21, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 30-1820/4/ch.4

30-1830. Same: Burial expenses, Changes 3; June 18, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. [Super-
sedes AR 30-1830, Changes 2, June 9, 1945.] • Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 30-1830/4/ch.3

30-2220. Same: Recovery on subsistence stores. Changes 1; June 20, 1946. [1946.]
2 p. [Supersedes sec. 1, Circular 28, 1945.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 30-2220/6/ch.l

35-380. Finance Department : Special agents ; June 26, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. [Super-
sedes AR 35-380, May 15, 1942.] ♦ Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35-380/4

35—735. Same : Claims of military personnel and civilian employees for reimbursement
of payments from private funds; June 26, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. [Super-
sedes AR 35-7120, Nov. 7, 1942, including Changes 1, Mar. 29, 1943, and
sec. 3, Circular 121, 1945.] • Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 3»-735

35—1360. Same : Pay accounts of commissioned officers and others who certify their
own pay vouchers; Feb. 14, 1946. [1946.] 11 p. [Supersedes AR
35-1360, Apr. 11, 1944, including Changes 2-4, Dec. 1, 1944-May 25,
1945.] ♦ Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35-1360/11

35-1420. Same : Unauthorized absence as affecting pay and allowances. Changes 1 :
July 4, 1946. 1946. 1 p. * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35-1420/7/ch.l

35-2490. Same : Musterlng-out payments. Changes 1 ; May 27, 1946. 1946. 1 p.
[Corrected cop.v.] • Paper, 5c. . W 1.6 : 35-2400/2/ch.l/corr.

35-2600. Same: Soldiers' deposits; Dec. 11, 1945. [1945.] 10 p. [Supersedes AR
35-2600, June 8, 1944, iticluding Changes 2, Dec. 13, 1944 ; and AR
345-75, June 8, 1944, including Changes 2, Dec. 13, 1944 ; and sec. 4,
Circular 258. 1945.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35-2600/7

35-4895. Same : Vouchers for travel of military personnel and their dependents.
Changes 6; July 13, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. [Supersedes AR 35-4895,
Changes 5, Feb. 12. 1946.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 3.-)-4895/ch.6

35-5520. Same: Allotments of pay. Changes 1; June 18, 1946. 1946. [1] p.
• Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35-ri520/10/ch.l

35-6580. Same : Accounting for subsistelice and sales articles on vessels ; June 18,
1946. [1946.] 6 p. [Supersedes AR 35-6580, June 6, 1942.] • Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 35-6580/4

35-6660. Same : Sales of property and services to organizations and individuals
within military service, and accounting by sales officers. Changes 2 ; June
17, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. [Supersedes AR 35-6660, Changes 1, May 28,
1946.] • Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35-6660/8/ch.2

• Sent to Depository Libraries

August 194:6

999

Army regulations — Continued

35-6665. Same : Sales of i>roperty aud services outside military service and account-
ing therefor, Changes 2 ; July 13, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. [Supersedes AR
35-6665, Changes 1, Apr. 20, 1946.] • Paper, 5c, W 1.6 : 35-6065/ch.2

40-80. Medical Department : Medical Department Board ; June 29, 1946. 1946. 1 p.

• Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 40-80/3
40-100. Same : Miscellaneous physical examinations. Changes 1, July 2, 1946. 1946.

1 p. • Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 40-100/6/ch.l
40-505. Same: Medical attendance, general provisions; Dec. 5, 194o. 11945.] 10 p.

[Supersedes AR 40-505, Sept. 1, 1942, including Changes 8 and 9, Sept.
6, 1944 and Oct. 3, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 40-505/5

40-2035. Same: Veterinary station service. Changes 2; July 15, 1040. [1946.] 1 p.
[Supersedes AR 40-2035, Changes 1, Nov. 30, 1944, and sec. 3, Circular
06,1945.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 40-2035/2/ch.2

55-120. Transportation Corps: Transportation of individuals. Changes 17; June 18,
1946. [1946.] 2 p. [Supersedes sec. 1, Circular 120, 1940.] • Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 55-120/ch.l7
210-20. Posts, camps, and stations : Master planning of installations ; June 11, 1946.
[1946.] 4 p. il. * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 210-20

260-10. Flags, colors, standards, guidons, streamers, silver bands, tabards, and auto-
mobile plates, description and use. Changes 5 ; June 20, 1946. [1946.] 3 p.
[Supersedes AR-260-10, Changes 3, Jan. 11, 1946, and Changes 4, Mar. 21,
1946.] * Pai)er, 5c. W 1.6 : 260-10/4/ch.5

305-15. Control Administration : Reports control system. Changes 1 ; June 26, 1946.
[1946.] 6 p. * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 305-15/ch.l

310-20. Military publications: War Department publications; July 1, 1946. [1946.]
11 p. [Supersedes various sections of certain circulars.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 310-20

345-5. Army Personnel Svsteni : Personnel Management, personnel records. Changes

2;"Dec. 12, 1945. [1945.] 2 p. [Supersedes AR 345-5, Changes 1, Sept.

29, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 345-5/3/ch.2

350-1012. Military education : professional graduate education for Dental Corps officers ;

June '14, 1940. [1946.] 3 p. * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 350-1012

350-1014. Same : Professional graduate education for Veterinary Corps officers ; June

14,1946. [1946.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 350-1014

600-10. Personnel : Military discipline. Changes 2 ; June 14, 1946. 1946. 2 p.

[Supersedes Changes 1, Feb. 13, 1946, and sec. 1, Circular 38, 1945.]

• Paper, 5e. W 1.6 : 600-10/5/ch.2
€00-15. Same: Rank and precedence. Changes 3; July 11, 1946. [1046.] 2 p.

[Supersedes AR 600-15, Changes 2, May 16, 1946.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 600-15/5/ch.3
600-45. Same: Decorations, Changes 9; Dec. 10, 1945. [1945.] 1 p. [Supersedes
AR 600-45, Changes 8, Sept. 28, 1945.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 600-45/4/ch.9

€00-90. Same : Manufacture, sale, and wearing of decorations, medals, badges, and

insignia, effective Aug. 1, 1940: July 3, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. [Supersedes

AR 600-90, Feb. 3, 1945, including Changes 2, Dec. 10, 1945.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 600-90/8

600-550. Same: Deceased. Changes 2; June 18, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. [Supersedes

AR 600-550, Changes 1, Feb. 1, 1946.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 600-550/5/ch.2

€05-120. Commissioned officers : Personal reports, registration. Changes 1 ; July 16,

1946. [1946.] 1 p. [Supersedes sec. 5, Circular 411. 1944.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6: 605-120/5/ch.l
605-250. Same: Army retiring boards. Changes 3; July 15, 1946. [1940.] 2 p.

• Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 60.5-250/4/ch.3
615-362. Enlisted men : Discharge, personal reasons, Changes 2 ; June 20, 1946. [1946.]

2 p. [Supersedes sec. 1, Circular 78, 1946.] * Paper. 5c.

W 1.6 : 615-362/2/ch.2

Bulletin 13-15; June 3-.Tuly 8, 1946. [1M6.]
perfoi-ations.] $

various paging. [Issued with
W 1.3 : 946/13-15

Circular 168-213 ; June 11-July 17, 1946.
perforations.] %

[1946.1 various paging. [Issued with
W 1.4/2 : 046A68-213

Claims for damages submitted by War Department, estimate of appropriation
to pay claims for damages to or loss or destruction of property or personal
injury or death. June 28, legislative day Mar. 5, 1946. 5 p. (S. doc. 221,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Field mayiuaU. Field manual: Criminal investigation; Apr. 1945. [Reprint]
1946. V+35S p. il. 16° (FM 19-^20.) [No. distribution has been made to de-
pository libraries by Documents OflBce.] t W 1.33 : 19-20/1-2
Note. — Field manuals consist of a series of pamphlets constituting the primary means
of promulgating the l)asic doctrines of military training and operations. They contain
training instructions relative to tactics and technique. • Item 1130

— Same : Individual clothing and oquliiment,
[1W6.] 10 p. il. 16° (FM 21-15 [changes] 1.)

Changes 1; June 24, 1946.
* Paper, 5c.

W 1.33 : 21-15/2/ch.l

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1000 Government Publications

Field manuals — Continued

Medical field manual : Medical service of field units, Changes 1 ; June 28

1^6. [I&i6.] 4 p. 16° (FM 8-10 [changes] 1.) ♦ Paper, 5c.

W 1.33 : 8-10/2/ch.l

Oeneral court-martial orders. General court-martial orders, 4, 28, 53, 72, 74-78,
81, 84-87, 89, 90, 92, 94-96, 98, 101-10-1, 109, 110, 114, 115, 117, 120, 121, 123, 125,
126, 128-130, 133-143, 148-151, 153-156, 161, 162, 164-186, 188-192, 199, 200, 206,
207; Jan. 21-July 1, 1946. [1946.] various paging. [Issued with perfora-
tions.] t W 1.51 :946/4 etc.

Oeneral orders. General orders 51-52, 54-68; June 10-July 12, 1946. [1946.]
various paging. [Issued with perforations.] $ W 1.46: 946/51,etc.

Index to 1945 General orders, Special orders, Special and General court-
martial orders and Memoranda. [June 10, 1940.] 131 p. % W 1.47: 945

Government contracts. Joint termination regulation [War Department and
Navy Department], revision 8, June 1, 1946, including app. A, Joint termination
accounting manual, app. B, Contract settlement act of 1944 and Regulations of
Oflice of Contract Settlement, app. C, Certain regulations and directives of
other Government agencies, app. D, List of assigned contractors. [1946.]
[26] p. 4° [Revision of War Department Procurement regulation 15 (see
Procurement regulation revision 56, June 1, 1946).] t Joint Army & Navy
Contract Termination Regulation Distribution Oflice, 90 Church St., New York,
N. Y. W 1.12 : T 27/946-3

fifpeciaZ ortfers 130-156; June 11- July 16, 1946. [1946.] various paging. [Num-
ber 148 is processed, 4".] J W 1.48 : 946/130-156

Supply catalogs. War Department catalog.

Note. — In the list below, tbe Changes are for catalogs -which were issued under the
Army Service Forces, and for these the old classification, W109.14 :, is retained in order
that they may be filed with the publications to which they belong.

See, for earlier issues of various catalogs. Army Service Forces, Supply catalogs.

Same: Ordnance supply catalog. [1946.] [Issued with perforations.] J

Ord 3 SNL. List of items for issue to troops, posts, camps, and stations.

K-2. Items of soldering, metallizing, brazing, and welding materials, gases and related
items ; June 1946. 36 p. il. W 1.67 : Ord 3 K-2

Ord 7 SNL. Organizational spare parts and equipment.

F-276. Sight, computing, M7A1, Changes 1 ; June 13, 1946. 2 p.

W 109.14 : Ord 7 F-276/ch.l

Ord 8 SNL. Higher echelon spare parts and equipment (addendum).
F-276. Sight, computing, M7A1, Changes 1 ; June 13, 1946. 5 p.

W 109.14 : Ord 8 F-276/2 ch.l

Same: Quartermaster supply catalog. [1946.] [Issued with perfora-
tions.] %

QM 5. Stock list of all items.

30. Class 30, Bathroom and toilet fixtures, and all accessories, outfits, and parts ;
June 1946. 2 p. 4" [Supersedes QM 5-30, Sept. 5, 1944.] W 1.67 : QM 5-30

Technical manuals. Burmese phrase book ; Mar. 10, 1944. [1944.] 120 p. small 4**
(TM 30-632.) [No longer restricted. Pages 118-120 are left blank to be used
for notes.] * Paper, 15c. W 1.35: 30-632

Note. — Technical manuals consist of a series of pamphlets supplementing the Field
manuals covering subjects, the separate treatment of which is considered essential to
a fuller accomplishment of the training prescribed in the Field manual series. The
scope of this series includes pamphlets describing materiel and containing instructions
for the operation, care, maintenance and h.andliug thereof : guidebooks for instructors
and specialists : material for extension courses ; reference books ; administrative mate-
rials : and similar specialized subject matter. • Item 1137 (except for phrase books,
for which no distribution has been made to depository libraries by Documents Office).

Malay phrase book; Mar. 7, 1944. [1945.] 132 p. small 4" (TM 30-639.)

[No longer restricted.] * Paper, 15c. W 1.35 : 30-639

Serbo-Croatian phrase book; Dec. 3, 1943. [1943.] 224 p. il. small 4°

(TM 30-646.) [No longer restricted. Pages 212-224 are left blank to be used
for notes.] * Paper, 25c. W 1.35: 30-646

• Sent to Depository Libraries

August 1946 1001

Technical manuals — Continued

Technical manual : Air conditioning unit, self-contained type, water-cooled

with cooling tower, 5-IIP motor, 60,000 BTU per hour (approximately), Chrysler
airtemp model 5SCA-M, operation, maintenance, and repair instructions; Mar.
1946. 1946. [2]+iii-f78 p. il. (TM 5-9484.) t W1.35:&-9484

Same: Amplifier (Lewyt type ED-1) [with list of references] ; June 1946.

1946. vi-f-34 p. il. 4° (TM 11-2585.) * Paper, 15c. W 1.35: 11-2585

Same: Army Air Forces, base supply procedure; Jan. 1946. 1946. iii-f

218 p. il. 4° (TM 38-410.) [This manual rescinds so much of TM-403, Aug 1,
1944, including Changes 1, Nov. 4, 1944, as pertains to class 3 installations.]

* Paper, 55c. W 1.35 : 3^-40

Same: Central pastry bakery operation; May 1946. 1946. iii-|-21 p. il 4'

(TM 10-414. ) * Paper, 15c. W 1.35 : 10-414

Same: Directory of German radar equipment; Apr. 1945. 1945 V-K69 p,

il. 4° (TMEll-219. ) [No longer restricted. Issued in loose-leaf form.]

* Paper, 25e. W 1.35 : E 11-219

Same: Electrical communication systems engineering; Apr. 25, 1945.

[1945.] xlx-l-610 p. il. 4° (TM 11^86.) [This manual together with TM
11-487, Oct. 2, 1944, supersedes preliminary TM 11-486, Feb. 25, 1944.]

* Paper, $1.50. W 1.35 : 11^86

Same: Enlisted personnel, discharge and release from active duty (other

than at .separation centers), Changes 1; June 14, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 4° (TM
12-235 [changes] 1. ) * Paper, 5c. W 1.35 : 12-235/ch.l

Same: Fire department techniques; Apr. 1946. 1946. iii-|-67 p. il. 4°

(TM 5-692.) * Paper, 25c. W 1.35 : 5-692

■ Same: Homing pigeon; Jan. 1945. 1945. iv-|-S2 p. il. (TM 11-410.)

[No longer restricted. Supersedes TM ll-ilO, Sept. 10, 1940.] * Paper, 25c.

W 1.35 : 11-410/2

Same: International Morse code (instructions) ; Aug. 1945. 1945. iv-|-71

p. il. 4° (TM 11-459.) [No longer restricted. Supersedes TM 11^59, June 2,
1943.] * Paper, 25c. W 1.35 : 11-459/2

Same: Lesson plans on practical firemanship; Apr. 1946. 1946. iv-|-71 p.

(TM 5-693) . * Paper, 20c. W 1. 35 : 5-G93

Same : Map reproduction in the field [with list of references] ; May 1946.

1946. iv-f 161 p. il. 1 pi. 4° (TM 5-245.) [Supersedes TM 5-245, Topography
and surveying map reproduction, Apr. 1942.] * Paper, 50c. W 1.35 : 5-245/2

Same: Personnel classification tests; Apr. 1946. 1946. vi-1-90 p. il. 4°

(TM 12-260.) [Issued in loose-leaf form. Supersedes TM 12-260, Deo. 31,
1942.] * Paper, 30c. W 1.35 : 12-260/2

Same: Photographic set PH-261 ; Jan. 18, 1945. n. p. [Phila., 1945].

vi-f35 p. 11. (TM 11-400.) [No longer restricted.] * Paper, 15c.

W 1.35 : 11-400/2

■ Same: Property, repairs and utilities; Apr. 1946. 1946. v-1-107 p. il. 4°

(TM 5-601.) [Supersedes ASF Manual M501, Dec. 15, 1943, including Changes
1 and 2, June 21, 1944 and Jan. 8, 1945.] * Paper, 35c. W 1.35 : 5-601

Same : Radio set AN/MPN-l, preventive maintenance manual ; July 1, 1944.

n. p. [1944]. xiv-flOl p. il. 4° (TM 11-1443.) [No longer confidential.]

* Paper, 35c. W 1.35 : 11-1443

Same : Radio set AN/MPN-1, technical operation, general description,

operating instructions, and equipment performance log; July 1, 19'44. n. p.
[1944.] xvi-f 128 p. il. 4" (TM 11-1343.) [No longer confidential.] * Paper,
40c. W 1.35 : 11-1343

- — - Same: Radio sets SCR-584-A and SCR-584-B, preventive maintenance
manual; Mar. 1946. 1946. xii-fSS p. il. 4" (TM 11-1424.) [Supersedes
TM 11-1424, Radio set SCR-584, preventive maintenance, Jan. 10. 1044, includ-
ing Changes 1, Nov. 8, 1944, TB 11-1424-3, Oct. 16, 1944, and TB 11-1424-4,
Nov. 10, 1944.] t W 1.35 : 11-1424/2

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1002 Go\t:rnment Publications

Technical manuals — Continued

■~^T^ ^n.'^V Ringing equipments. EE-100-Tl, EE-IOO-A (voice frequency), and
Tm7i i.ur ^lon"? ^•'■^Tol^'-''^ "o^P^/^ instructions, operational requirements;
June 1946. 194(.. iv+33 p. il. 3 pi. 4" (TM ll-t409.) [No distribution hiw
been made to depository libraries by Documents Office.] i W 1.35 : 11-4409

^TT ™®J ^??^^ heaters, repairs and utilities ; June 1946. 1946. iii+lS p il
*,.,.f.^^^^ 5-64b.) [Supersedes sections .07 and .09, ch. 5, pt. 2, OCE repairs and
utilities manual. Sept. 30, 1942.] t W 1.35: 5-^6

■~;^Af^^<J!!fio^*°?F '° T^''^ interior; Mar. 1946. 1946. vi+13l p. il. 4»
(IM dS-402.) [Supersedes Army Service Forces Manual M 402 Oct 23 1943 1
[^o distribution has been made to depository libraries by Documents Office.] t

W 1.35 : 38-402

— Same: Truck, fork lift, gasoline (Vaughan-"Taw") • Mar 1946 1046
iv+153p.il.4<' (TMia-1628.) W135ri(>-16^

~liijS^'f ^r v^°?^^'^ ^ P^'"''! ^. ^^"'i' • ^^^- 29. 1944. [1944. ] 144 p. small 4° ( TM
IfV * t Z-^'' restricted. Pages 13^144 are left blank to be used for

notes.] I'aper, loc. W 1.35: 30-631

Same. July 5, 1946. [1946.] iv+52+C37+[2] p. 4» t W 1.19 : 946/7

Training circular 6 and 7: June 13 and July 10, 1946. [1946.] 6 p and 3 n

[Issued with perforations.] t W 1 36: 946/6 7

World War 1939-45. Report by supreme Allied commander, Mediterranean to
Combined Chiefs of Staff on Italian campaign, Jan. &-May 10 1944 [19461
111+34 p. f * Paper, 25c. • Item 1131 ' '■ ^^^'^

IL. O. card 46-26543 W 1.2 : M 46/4

~~: „?^P^^'^ ^^ supreme Allied commander. Mediterranean, to Combined Chiefs
* pfpef o^^^'^TSemllsr''^^^'^ ^'''''''^' ^"^^ ^^^ ^^^^^"^ '"+^^ P" ^°
L.C. card" 46-26544°" W 1.2 :M 46/5

~i^ Fnr?n?nf^A'n?'J v^ Commander to Combined Chiefs of Staff on operations
'^+^^lTil/''*%^^^^ ^' 1^^^^^^ 8, 1945. [1946.]

L. C. card 4^26430 W 1 2 • AJ 5/4

ARMY Am FORCES '

Dra icings. Numerical index covering Army Air Forces standard drawiTi^^s
amendment to index dated Jan. 1, 1946; compiled bv Headquarters S^S
meal Service Command. [May 10, 1946.] 5 p. 4° '[Processed ]t

Oovemment supplies. U. S. Army specifications. ^ ^^^'~ '^ ^^Z^^*^*-

——Same: Container, message, aircraft type A-1. Mav 8 1946 rWnVhf-

JNO. 04-40256. May 12, 1936.] , ^^ 1 49 . 94_40256-A

""^^^^''^^Tt'.^r*^^''^''^^""^^^^^' camera, aircraft, type B-5A. amdt 1- Mav l"?

?amdt ^iTV^^^' ^*"'^' ''^'^''°' ^^^"' "^""^ 29,' 1946.] 1 p.' ll^^ Nc' i^^

^^"^l^-^^-^ • W1.49:7&-279-A/amdt.l

— — Same: Paper, reflex-copy, photographic, amdt. 1: Mav 27. 1946 [Wri-bt

Field. Dayton, Ohio. June 7, 1946.] 3 p. l^" (No. 75-3S:i [amdt 1].) ""
„ „ W 1.49: 75-385 /amdt.l

Kr.^(^ic. Procedure for aircraft crash roscne. [1946 1 cover title rsi-i-io n 4"

(AAP manual 64-60^.) [Processed.] t ^ ^ wioSlitelVs

ARMY SERVICE FORCES
• Sent to Depository Libraries

August 1946 1003

Supply catalogs. Army Service Forces catalog : Chemical warfare supply catalog.
[1946.] [Issued with perforations.] i
CW 9. List of all service parts and higher echelon spare parts.

446111. Generator, hydrogen, high pressure, portable. Ml ; May 1946. 14 p. il.

W 109.14 : CW 9-446111

■ Same: Engineer supply catalog. [1946.] [Issued with perforations.] +

Eng 9. List of all service parts.

2044. Pump, centrifugal, gasoline-engine-driven, base mounted, 2-in. discharge, 166
GPM at 25-ft. head. Novo model KH-2, with Novo model CA-33 engine ; May
1946. 32 p. il. [Thi.s catalog together with TM 5-2044, supersedps TM
5-2044, Sept. 15, 1943.] W 109.14 : Eng. 9-2044

Same: Ordnance supply catalog. [Publications Department, Raritan

Arsenal, 1946.] [Processed. Issued with perforations.] +
Ord 7 SNL. Organizational spare parts and equipment.

F-289. Telescope, M73B1, MSI, and MS2 ; Apr. 1946. 4 p. il. [Supersedes Ord 7

SNL F-289, July 20, 1924 (1944).] W 109.14 : Ord 7 F 289/3

J-188. Grinder, bushing and hydraulic brake cylinder, % liP-. HO v., 60 c, sgle-ph.,

w/Hydraulic brake mandrels and stones, Sunnen model LB, complete (40—

G-103) ; Apr. 1946. 8 p. il. W 109.14 : Ord 7 J-188

J-485. Generator, a-c, portable, gasoline-engine-driven, 25 kw., 60 c, 120/208 v., 3

ph., 4 wire, Onan model GMCW 6-25S., complete (17-G-2015) ; Apr. 18,

1946. 10 p. VV 109.14 : Ord 7 J-485

L-4. Trainer, field artillery, M3 ; Apr. 10. 1946. 8 p. il. [Supersedes Ord 7 SNL

1^-4, Jan. 26, 1945.] W 109.14 : Ord 7 L-4/2

Ord 8 SNL. Higher echelon spare parts and equipment (addendum).
F-193. Trainer, stereoscopic, M7, Changes 1 ; Mar. 29, 1946. 3 p.

W 109.14 : Ord 8 F-193/ch.l

F-214. Telescope, panoramic, M12, M12A2, M12A5, and M12A6, Changes 1 : Mar.

20, 1946. 2 p. W 109.14 : Ord 8 F-214/2/ch.l

F-261. Mount, telescope, M41A2 ; Apr. 1946. 8p.il. [Supersedes Ord 8 SNL F-261,

Oct. 4. 1944.] W 109.14 : Ord 8 F-261/3

J-418. Generator, 10 kw., gasoline-engine-driven, 110/220 v., 60 c, sgle-ph., Schramm

no. MP-KELF-10-AS, complete (17-G-1985) Apr. 1946. 19 p.

W 109.14 : Ord 8 J-418

J-419. Generator, 5 kw., gasoline-engine-driven, a-c, 110/220 v., 60 c, sgle-ph.,

Schramm model MP-KELF-5AS, complete (17-G-1971) ; Apr. 1946. 17

p. il. W 109.14 : Ord 8 J-419

Ord 9. List of all parts.

L-4. Trainer, field artillery, M3 ; [Mar. 1946]. 16 p. il. [Supersedes Ord 9 SNL
LrA, May 25, 1944, including Changes 1, Jan. 26, 1945.]

W 109.14 : Ord 9 L-4/2
Ord 10 SNL. Tools and supplies.

N-5S7. Tools and supplies for signal base maintenance companv ; Apr. [1946] 18 p
[Supersedes ORD 10 SNL N-587, Jan. 8, 1944, includ'ing changes no. 1, Julv
31, 1944.] W 109.14 : Ord 10 N-587/2

Same: Quartermaster supply catalog. [1946.] [Issued with perfora-
tions.] t

QM 3. List of items for troop issue.

1. Enlisted men's clothing and equipment: May 1946. iii-|-44 p. il. 4° [Supersedes

QM sec. 1, Aug. 1943, including Changes 1, Apr. 1, 1944, and reprint issued as
QM 3-1, Aug. 1943.] W 109.14 : QM .3-1

2. WACS' and nurses' clothing and equipment: May 1946. [l]+iii-|-29 p il 40

[Supersedes QM sec. 2, Oct. 7, 1943, including Changes 1, Apr. 1, 1944 and
reprint issued as QM 3-2, Oct. 7, 1943.] W 109.14 : QM 3-2

QM-n. stock list of all items.

1-J. Pricing guide for laundry and dry cleaning supplies; May 1946. 6 p. [Super-
sedes QM 5-1-J, Oct. 18, 1945, including Changes 1, Dec. 11. 1945.]
, „ „., .^ ^ . W 109.14 : QM 5-1-.7/2

1-N. Pricing guide for miscellaneous general supplies; May 1946. 9 p. [Suiiersedes
o. ^,Q^ ^'7'^-^' <^^t- IS- 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 5-1-N

34. Class 34 : Leather, belting, harness, saddlery, includinir manufactured leather
articles. Changes 1 ; June 1946. 4 p. 4° W 109.14 : QM .")-34/ch 1

38. Class 38 : Brooms, brushes ; May 1946. 4 p. 4° [Supersedes QM .5-38 May 31
1945.] W 109.14 : QM 5-"38/2

QM 8. Higher echelon and depot spare parts.

MHE-l. Truck, fork lift, gasoline (Ross model 15-HT) ; Apr. 1946. 79 n [Suner-

,,x,^ .. r^ ^•^''"^ Q^^ 8-MHE 1. Oct. 1944.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE-l

MHE-11. Tractor, wheeled, gasoline (International Harvester 1-9) : Apr. 1946 88 p

[Supersedes QM 8 MHE-11, May 17, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8 MHE-11

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1004 Government Publications

Supply catalogs — Continued

MHE-12. Tractor, wheeled, gasoline (Case, VAIW) ; Apr. 1946. 41 p. [Supersedes
QM 8-MHE 12, May 15, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE-12

MHE3-14. Truck, straddle, gasoline (Hyster, MH) ; Apr. 1946. C3 p. [Supersedes
QM 8-MHE 14, May 19, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE-14

MHE-16. Truck, fork lift, Kasoline (Vaufjhan, TAW) ; Apr. 194G. 32 p. [Supersedes
QM 8 MIIB-IG, May 17, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE-16

MHE-17, Tractor, wheeled, gasoline (Case, VAI) ; May 194G. 52 p. [Supersedes
QM 8-MIIE 17, May 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE-17

MHE-18. Truck, fork lift, gasoline (Ross 19HT and 19HT Aetna) ; Apr. 1940. 80 p.
[Supersedes QM 8-MHE 18, May 17, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHB-18.

MHE-20. Crane, whoeled, gasoline, Hyster, Karry Krane KB ; Apr. 1946. 51 p.
[Supersedes QM 8 MHE-20, May 19, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE-20

MHE3-22. Tractor, wheeled, gasoline (International I-G) ; May 1946. .")3 p. [Super-
sedes QM 8-MHE 22, May 17, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE-22

MHE-26. Tractor, wheeled, gasoline (Case-LAI) ; May 1946. 58 p. [Supersedes
QM 8-MHE 26, May 23, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE-26

MHE]-29. Tractor, wheeled, gasoline, Clark-Clarktor-6 ; May 1946. 88 p. [Super-
sedes QM 8-MHE 29, May 23, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE-29

MHE-35. Truck, straddle, gasoline (Ross carrier 90-7956) ; May 1946. 68 p. [Su]
persedes QM 8-MHE-35, May 25, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE-35

MHE-36. Truck, fork lift, gasoline (Ross carrier 18 HT) ; May 1946. 57 p. [Super-
sedes QM 8-MHE-36, May 25, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE-36

MHE-38. Crane, wheeled, gasoline (Mercer no. 5) ; Apr. 1946. 85 p. [Supersedes
QM 8 MHE-38, May 28, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8 MHE-38

MHE-39. Crane, wheeled, gasoline (service supply W-6-C and W-6-C-1) ; May 1946.
66 p. [Supersedes QM 8-MHE 39, May 31, 1945.]

W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE-39

MHE-42. Tractor, wheeled, gasoline (Clark, Clarkat B) ; May 1946. 46 p. [Super-
sedes QM 8-MHE-42, May 31, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHB^2

MHE— 51. Crane, wheeled, gasoline (Mercer no. 7) on tractor. Case, LAI ; May 1946.
57 p. [Supersedes QM 8-MHE-51, May 31, 1945.]

W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE-51

MHB-52. Tractor, wheeled, gasoline (Mercury-model A-440-15, Banty) ; May 1946.
38 p. [Supersedes QM 8-MHE-52, May 31, 1945.]

W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE-52

MHB-55. Crane, wheeled, gasoline (silent hoist-AX-AT) ; Mav 1946. 62 p. [Super-
sedes QM 8-MHE-55, June 2, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE-55

MHE— 57. Crane, wheeled, gasoline (Mercer no. 3). on tractor. International Harvester
1-4; May 1946. 64 p. [Supersedes QM 8-MHE-57, June 2. 1945.]

W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE-57

MHE-58. Crane, wheeled, gasoline (service supply, W— 6-1) : Mav 1946. 60 p. [Su-
sedes QM 8-MHE-58, June 2, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE-58

MHE-62. Crane, wheeled, gasoline (Mercer no. SDR) ; Apr. 1946. 86 p. [Super-
sedes QM 8-MHE-62, June 2, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE-62

Same: Signal supply catalog. [1946.] [Issued with perforations.] t

Sig 6. Sets of equipment.

AN/GSM-l. Meter test equipment AN/GS!M-1 (test equipment for calibration of
electrical instruments, meters, and control devices in 4th and 5th
echelon organizations) ; May 1946. 11 n. il.

W 109.14 : Sig 6-AN/GSM-l

IE-37. Tuning equipment IB-37 (for changing operating frequencies in radio

set SCR-536-( )); May 1946. 4p.il. W 109.14 : Sig 6-IE-37

Sig. 7 & 8. Organizational and higher echelon spare parts.

GR-8. Sound ranging set GR-8 ; Apr. 1946. 42 p. W 109.14 : Sig 7 & 8-GR-8

1-177. Tube tester 1-177; Apr. 1946. 11 p. [Supersedes Sig 8-1-177, Feb. 10.

1945. ] W 109.14 : Sig 7 & S-I-177

PH-279. Film examining machine PH-279 ; Mav 1946. 9 p. [Supersedes SIG 7-

PH-279 and Sig 8-PH-279, Dec. 1, 1944.] W 109.14 : Sig 7 & 8-PH-279
TG-7. Teletypewriter TG-7-A. B: Mav 1946. 38 p. [Supersedes Sig 8 TG-7.

TG-37, TG-15 through TG-22. .Tuly 1944.] W 109.14 : Sig 7 & 8 TG-7

TG-37. Teletypewriter T(3-37-B ; May 1946. 33 p. W 109.14 : Sig 7 & 8-T(5-37

TP-6. Telephone TP-6 and TP-6-A (including commercial substitutes) ; Apr. 1946.

17 p. W 109.14 : Sig 7 & 8-TP-6

TS-9. Handset TS-9-C. B. F, G, H, J, K. L, N, O, Q. R. T, U, V, W, A A, AC,

AE, AF. A J, AL, AN, AP ; Apr. 1946. 10 p. [Supersedes Sig 7 & 8-TS-9.

July 31, 1945.] W 109.14 : Sig 7 & 8-TS-9

ADJtrTANT GENERAT/s DEPARTMENT

Army. Loolt ahead to a career in Army. n. p. [Recruiting Publicity Bureau,
United States Army, Mar. 27, 1946]. cover title [32] p. il. f J W 3.2 : Ar 5/20

New Regular Army offers you opportimity. n. p. Recruiting Publicity

Bureau, United States Army [Apr. 16, 1946]. 17 leaves, il. large 4° %

W 3.2 : Ar 5/21

• Sent to Depository Libraries

August 1946 1005

Army — Continued

Official Army register. Jan. 1, 1946. 1946. 2 v., ix+lSlS p. and 4 p.

* Paijer, v. 1, $2.00 ; * v. 2, 5c. • Item 1144

L. C. card 4-18250 W 3.11 : 94G/v. 1, 2

Same. (H. doc. 544, [2 v.], 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Posters. [Recruiting Publicity lUireau posters.] n. p. Recruiting Publicity
Bureau, United States Army [Jan. 24-May 28, 194G]. various sizes, t

W 3.4G/8 : 93, etc
9.". Army Air Forces, hitch your future to this star, join the AAF now !
127. Recruiting sergeant will be here, a good job, U. S. Army, choose this fine pro-
fession. [Cardboard. Illustrator Ifraumeni.]
1S.3. Tlie best job in the world ! U. S. Army, check these facts ! enlist today ! apply
now at your nearest U. S. Army recruiting station, start your army career
today !
202. ? Security, where to now? Regular Army has a good job for you ! [Illustrator,
R. Graves.]

207. Make it a million ! volunteers for the Regular Army, enlist now. [Four identically

worded posters, eacii issued in a dift'erent color scheme.]

208. Make it a million ! volunteers for the Regular Army, enlist now. [Three identically

worded posters, each issued in a different color scheme.]

Recruiting. Dlscu.ssiou of pertinent sales techniques for Armv recruiter, n. p.
[Recruiting Publicity Bureau, United States Aruiy, May 16, 1946]. [1]+12+
[1] p. il. $ W 3.2 :R 24/4

V. S. Army recruiting service letter, v. 2, no. 1-14; Jan. 15-l\Iay 20, 1946. n. p.
[Recruiting Publicity Bureau, United States Arm.y, Jan. lo-May 20, 1946].
Each [4] p. il. 4° [Issued with perforations. Pictorial supplements were
issued to nos. 1 and 5. Volume 1, no. 1 was dated Oct. IS, 1945, but these earlier
issues were not entered in the Monthly catalog.] X . W 3.83: 2/1-14

QUARTERMASTEIl GENEKAL OF AKMY

Government supplies. U. S. Army specification: Packaging and packing of
thread ; Feb. 18, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. 12° (No. 100-57.) [Supersedes J. D. Q.
No. GOO, Nov. 27, 1944.] f W 1.49 : 100-57

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT

Altumaha River at Macon, Ga., letter submitting interim report on preliminary
examination and survey of Altamaha River, Ga., to consider flood problems in
vicinity of Macon, Ga., on Ocmulgee River. May 6, 1946. 34 p. map. (H. doc.
560, 79t h Cong., 2d sess. ) f

Bakers Ilaulover Inlet. Beach erosion study of Bakers Haulover Inlet, Fla.,
letter submitting report on cooperative beach erosion study of Bakers Haulover
Inlet, Fla. [made by Beach Erosion Board in cooperation with Dade County,
Fla.] Apr. 4, 1946. 19 p. 2 pi. 5 maps. (H. doc. 527, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Big Sioux River, 8. Dak. and Iowa, letter submitting report on review of reports
on Sidux River, S. Dak., with view to determining if any improvement at and
near mouth is advisable at this time. May 6, 1946. 27 p. 2 maps. (H. doc. 5G1,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26527

Jordan River at Salt Lake City, Utah, and Little Valley Wash at Magna, Utah,
letter submitting interim report on preliminary examination and survey of
streams draining into Great Salt Lake and Great Basin, Utah and Nov., cover-
ing flood control on Jordan River at Salt Lake City. Utah, 'and Little Valley
Wash at Magna, Utah. May 6, 1946. 37 p. 2 pi. map. (H. doc. 562, 79th
Cong. 2d .sess.) t

Michigan, Lake. Beach erosion study, Lake Michigan shore line of Milwaukee
County, Wis., letter submitting report on cooperative beach erosion study of
Lake Michigan shore line of Milwaukee Covuity, Wis. [made by Beach Erosion
Board in cooperation with Milwaukee County]. Apr. 4, 1940. 27 p. 4 pi.
7 maps. (H. doc. 526, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

•* • Sent to Depository Libraries

710097 4C—X(..G19^ 11

1Q06 Government Publications

Mississippi River, harbor improvement at Hastings, Minn., letter submitting re-
port on review of reports on Mississippi River witli view to determining if addi-
tional improvement, inchuling small-boat harbor, is advisable at Hastings, Minn.
May 16, 1^6. 11 p. map. (H. doc. 599, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Neicport Neics Creek, Va., letter submitting report on review of reports on New-
port News Creek, Va. May 6, 19-lG. 30 p. 2 maps. (H. doc. 559, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Sabine-Neehes Waterway, Tex., letter submitting report on review of reports on
Sabine-Neches Waterway, Tex., with view to further widening and deepening
waterway from Orange, Beaumont, and Port Arthur, Tex., to Gnlf of Mexico,
including further protection works in Port Arthur area. 1946. vii+46 p.
6 maps: (H. doc. 571, 79th Cong, 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-6587

MISSISSIPPI -RIVER COMMISSION

Note. — The publications of the Mississippi River Commission consist of annual reports,
annual pamphlets showing daily river stages, annual pamphlets showing daily river dis-
charge, and annual pamphlets showing results of river discharge measurements ; al.so
publications of the Waterways Experiment Station operating under the direction of the
Mississippi River Commission. The Mississippi River Commission publishes maps and
charts of the Mississippi River ; navigation maps of the Mississippi River from Cairo, 111.,
to the Gulf of Mexico, La. ; and wall maps, in colors, of the lower Mississippi River
Valley from the head of the St. Francis Basin near Cape Girardeau, Mo., to the Gulf of
Mexico, La., scale 1 : 500,000 and 1 : 250,000. Topographic quadrangle maps in colors,
scale 1 : 62,500 of the alluvial valley of the lower Mississippi River are also published by the
Mississippi River Commission ; the topographic quadrangle maps comprise 217 sheets and
cover portions of the States of Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky. Arkansas, Tennessee. Missis-
sippi and Louisiana adjacent to the Mississippi River and tributaries, with an area of over
52,000 square miles mapped. All are sale publications obtainable only from the Mississippi
River Commission, except the annual reports which are issued by the Superintendent of
Documents, Government Printing OflSce. No discount is allowed. Requesrs for informa-
tion as to lists of publications and maps and method of making remittances should be
addressed to : The Mississippi River Commission, P. O. Box 80. Vicksburg, Miss.

Mississippi River. Geological investigation of alluvial valley of lower Mississippi
Kiver ; by Harold N. Fisk. n. p. M. C. R. Print [May 1{H5.] [3]-f vi+78 p. il.
31 pi. 38 p. of pi. 6 maps, 12 p. of maps, 24 p. of mosaic maps, 8 tab. and portfolio
of 27 maps, 4° f Paper, $6.00, Mississippi River Commission, Vicksburg, INIiss.

W 31.2 : Al 5

BTVEES AND HARBOBS BO.ABD

Atlantic Coast. Transportation lines on Atlantic, Gulf, and Pacific Coasts, 1046.
1946. xxxii-f430 p. oblong 8° (Transportation series no. 5.) * Paper, .$1.25.
• Item 1165

L. C. card 40-29122 W 7.23 : 5/2

Note. — This is the annual revision of a report containing information on the trans-
portation lines and cargo-carryitig vessels operating on the Atlantic. Gulf, and Pacific
Coasts and their tributary waterways, except the Mississippi River system, and includes
vessels that were either active or idle in 1945.

WAR MOBILIZATION AND RECONVERSION OFFICE

Address by Wilson W. Wyatt, national housing expediter and administrator,
National Housing Agency, before annual banquet of National Association of
Home Builders of United States, Chicago, 111., Feb. 27, 1946. [1946.] 26 p. 4°
[Processed.] t ' Y 3.W 19/7 : 7 W 97/8

Report. At the crossroads, 7th report to the President, Senate, & House of
Representatives by director of war mobilization and reconversion, July 1, 1946.
[1946.] v + 69 p. il. * Paper, 15c. • Item 1131
L. C. card 45-35525 Y 3.W 19/7 : 8/^6-3

CONTRACT SETTLE^IENT OFFICE

Economy Fuse rf Mannfaeturing Co. Appeal of Economy Fuse and Manufacturing
Company v. War Department; statement of facts [opinion, and decision].
[1946.] 9 p. (Appeal Board, proceeding no. 30.) t • Item 1131

Y 3.W 19/7 : 108/30

• Sent to Depository Libraries

August 1946 1007

Producers Laboratories, Inc. Appeal of Producers Laboratories, Inc., v. War De-
partment, decided May 31, 1946; [decision]. [1946.] 5 p. (Appeal Board,
proceeding no. 47.) t • Item 1131. Y 3. W 19/7 : 108/47

Republic Steel Corporation. Appeal of Republic Steel Corporation v. War Depart-
ment; opinion [and decision]. [1946.] 6 p. (Appeal Board, proceeding n<>.
49.) t • Item 1131 Y 3. W 19/7 : 108/49

• Sent to Depository Libraries

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Notes of General Interest

Economic Stabilization Office

The OflSce of Economic Stabilization, originally established in the Office for
Emergency Management by Executive order 9250 of Oct. 3, 1942, was abolished
by Executive order 9620 of Sept. 20, 1945, and its functions transferred to the
OflQce of War Mobilization and Reconversion. It was reestablished within the
OflJce for Emergency Management by Executive order 9690 of Feb. 21, 1946.

Public Information Office, Navy Department

The name of the OflSce of Public Relations was changed to Office of Public
Information by authority of AlNav 138, issued by the Secretary of the Navy, and
dated June 18, 1945.

Technical Services Office

The Office of Technical Services was established by the Secretary of Commerce
on July 1, 1946, and assumed the functions formerly performed by the Office of
the Publication Board.

Corrections for Previous Monthly Catalogs

April 1946. On page 392, under center head "Maps," subhead "Montana," 3d
line, change "C. P. Roger, jr." to read "C. P. Rogers, jr."

July 1946. On page 812, under center head "Navy Department," subhead "Casu-
alties", 1st line, change "State summary of casualties" to read "State summary
of war casualties ; on page 837, under center head "Internal Revenue Bureau,"
subhead "Incomt tax", 3d line, change "t" to read "J".

August, 1946 Index. On page VII, under "Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
act, amend", change "888" to read "878" ; on page IX, under "Government con-
tracts", omit the first line reading "contractors' employees outside U. S.",
under "Government offices, reorganization plans" change "88" to read "888",
and under "Hartford quadrangle, N. Y.", change "835" to read "935" ; on page
XIV, change Muzzal" to read "Muzzall" ; on page XIX, change "Sweet" to
read "Sweat" ; on page XX, under "Trade-marks", change "872" to read "877".

1012

New Classification Numbers

Foreign Agricultural Relations Office.

A 67.18 : letter-nos Foreign agriculture circulars. [Proc]

National Bureau of Standards.

C 13.31: nos Basic radio propagation predictions (monthly).

Civil Aeronautics Authority.

Civil Aeronautics Administration.

C 31.128 : V. nos & nos Flight information manual (semiannual).

[Proc]
Note. — Companion publication to Airmen's guide
(C 31.127:).
Technical Services OfBce.

C 35.1: date Annual reports.

C3r).2:CT General puhlications.

C85.3:-6: (Reserved)

C 35.7 : V. nos. & nos Bibliography of scientific and industrial reports

(weekly).

Note. — See, for earlier Issues, Y3.P96^ :9 (v. nos.
& uos.)

C35. 8:nos Technical services. [Proc]

Children's Bureau.

FS 3.201 : date Annual reports.

Note.- — See, for earlier issues, L 5.1 : (date).

FS 3.202 : CT General publications.

Note. — See, for earlier issues, L 5.2 : (CT).
Public Buildings Administration.

FW 6.8: date Telephone directory, Republic 7500 (monthly).

Employment Service.

L7.25:CT Regulations, rules, and instructions.

Note. — Includes handbooks and manuals.
Medicine and Surgery Bureau, Navy Dept.
N 10.20 : date Bulletin of Bureau of Medicine and Surgery cir-
cular letters.
Supplies and Accounts Bureau, Navy Dept.
N 20.13^ : V. nos. & mem. nos Bureau of Supplies and Accounts manual, in-
struction memoranda (weekly).

Note. — Advance notice of chancres to the Bureau
of Supplies and Accounts manual (N 20.13: SuT^
946) are published in these instruction memo-
randa.
Federal Home Loan Bank Administration.

NHA3.9*:CT Federal home loan bank review (separates).

Emergency Management Office.

Civilian Production Administration.

Pr 32.4839 : nos Historical reports on war administration. War

Production Board, miscellaneous publications.
[Proc]

Pr 32.4840: Historical reports on war administration. War

Production Board, documentary publications.

Pr 32.4841: date Listing of major war supply contracts by State

and county. [Proc]

Pr 32.4842 : date Alphabetical listing of major war supply con-
tracts (quarter monthly). [Proc]

Pr 32.4842' : date Alphabetical n.^Jting of major war supply con-
tracts (compilations). [Proc]

Pr 32.4842' : date Alpiiabetical listing of completed war supply

contracts (compilations). [Proc]

Pr 32.4843: date Facilities expansions authorized listed by major

types of products (monthly) . [Proc]

1013

1014 Government Publications

J- ooo-io War Assets Administration.

Fr d3.212 : date Review of the month. [Proc]

State Department.

S 1.50: DOS United States-United Nations information

series.

Coast Guard.

T47.36:nos Educational series.

Note. — See, for earlier issues, N 24.28 : (nos.).

War Department.

W 1.68: nos Army talli (weekly).

TTT ., 0Q Note. — See, for earlier issues, W 109.212 : (nos.).

wi.DW.nos Recognition journal (monthly).

Army Air Forces.
W 108.24: nos Wings at war series.

National Advisory Council on International Mone-

Y q N 2i» • 1 <«". ^^""^ ^"^^ Financial Problems.
V- oxT Oil* ■ o n-v Annual reports.

Xd.N2l : 2 CT General publications.

V o e« 4 . 1 s -0. Selective Service System.

xo.oe4.io veterans assistance information. [Printed and

processed.]

R,!!^'~^v ^«"o^i»g publication has been discontinued: Public Assistance
liureau, Public assistance, reprinted from Social security bulletin (FS 3.3»' : date).

Congressional Set

ho^^TP?^^^.^'^^ volumes of congressional documents and reports are not
listed in the Monthly catalogs, since the publications contained therein have been
previously entered separately.

mo^*th of AT^s^t 1946^ ^""^"^^^ ^^re sent to Depository Libraries during tHe

Senate Journal Journal of Senate, 79th Congress, 1st session.

• Item 311

House Journal Journal of House of Representatives, 79th Con-
gress, 1st session. • Item 309

House Documents No. 120, 79th Congress, 1st session. • Item 320

Senate Documents No. 206, 79th Congress, 2d session. • Item 323

Monthly Catalog

NO. 620 • SEPTEMBER I 946
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT

Note. — Those publications of the Department of Agriculture which are for sale ■will be
supplied by the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25,
D. C. The Department issues a monthly list of publications which will be mailed to all
applicants, who can then select the available ones desired.

Cattle. Blood levels of calcium and inorganic phosphorous in Hereford cattle
[with list of literature cited] ; by Merle G. Payne, Andrew G. Clark, H. E.
Kingman, and William M. Stansbury. 1946. [2] +357-363 p. [From Journal
of agricultural research, June 15, 1946, v. 72, no. 12.] * Paper, 5c.

A 1.23/a : C0I0.-I6

Famine relief. Youth united for famine relief. [1946.] 8 p. t • Item 11

A1.70:Y8

Food. Share food, save lives. June 1946. [8] p. narrow 8° (PA-12.) t
• Item 11 A 1.68: 12

Posters. Am I proud! I'm fighting famine by canning food at home; [iwster].
1946. 25.9X18.6 in. [Illustrator, Dick Williams. Text on reverse.] t

A 1.70 :F 73/2

Am I proud! I'm fighting famine by canning food at home; [poster].

1946. 11X28 in. [Cardboard. Illustrator, Dick Williams. This poster also
Issued in size 11X21 in.] f A1.70:F73/3

Conserve, preserve, cut this, waste nothing, save fats, eat potatoes ; [poster].

1946. 26X18.4 in. t A 1.70 :C 76

Help! there are millions of people abroad who can't get enough to eat,

they appeal to you; [table tent]. [1946.] 5X3 in. [Cardboard.] f

A 1.70 :F 73/7

How you can help save a life, 500 million people are hungry, they look to

you for help; [all lettered poster]. 1946. 26X18.4 in. f A1.70:F73/5

Save food, fight famine; [all lettered poster]. 1946. 8X56.7 in. t-

A 1.70 :F 73/6

Silage. Studies in chemistry of grass silage [with list of literature cited] ; by
J. G. Archibald. 1946. [2] +277-287 p. [From Journal of agricultural re-
search, Apr. 15, 1946, v. 72, no. 8.] * Paper 5c. A 1.23/a : Mass.-53

Spores. Some aspects of aerial dissemination of spores, with special reference
to coilidia of Sclerotinia laxa [with list of literature cited] ; by E. E. Wilson
and G. A. Baker. 1^6. [2] +301-327 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural
research, May 1, 1946, v. 72, no. 9.] * Paper, 10c. A 1.23/a : Calif.-139

Suggestions. What's your suggestion? management improvement, manpower
utilization. Feb. 1946. 8 p. il. 16° (Adm. series no. 6.) * Paper, 5c. single
copy ($2.00 per 100).
L. C. card Agr 46-54 A 1.61 : 6

Swectclover hay. Effect of maturity on chemical composition and digestibility
of stems and leaves of sweetclover hay ; by Jerry Sotola. 1946. [2] +365-371 p.
[From Journal of agricultural rosearcli, June 15, 1946, v. 72, no. 12.] ♦ Paper, 5c.

A 1.23/a : Wash.-40

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1015

1016 GOA-ERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS BUREAU

Dairy products. Production of manufactured dairy products, 1945. Washington,
D. C, July 1946. [2]+13 p. il. 4° [Processed. Preliminary.] t

A 3G.2 : D 14/5/945/prelim.

Farm population estimates, United States and major geographic divisions, 1910-
46. Washington, D. C, June 1946. [2]+18 p. il. 4° IProcessed.] t

A 36.123 : 946

Farm real estate taxes in 1945. July 1IM6. 2+[l] p. il. 4' [Processed.] t

A 36.63 : Un 3/945

Farming. Changes in farming in war and peace ; by Sherman E. Johnson. Wash-
ington, D. C, June 1946. cover title, 99 p. il. 4° (FM 58.) [Processed. Text
on p. 2 of cover.] f A 36.118: 58

Farms. Planning farm for profit and stability; [by Neil W. Johnson.] [Feb.

1945, slightly revised 1940.] [1946.] [2] +30 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farm-
ers'bulletin 1965.) * Paper, 10c. • Item 10 A 1.9:1965/2

Land market, views of corn belt farmers on buying and selling land in present
market compared with findings from similar surveys in 1943 and 1044. Wash-
ington, D. C, May 1946. [2] -|-42 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t A 36.2 : L 22/18

Sugar during World War II; by Roy A. Ballinger. June 1946. [2] +33 p. il. 4°
(Agriculture Dept. War records monograph 3.) [Processed.] t A 1.69: 3

Vegetables. Commercial truck crop estimate reports. [Processed.] t

A 36.101 :

Note. — The Aj?ricultural Economics Bureau issues a series of reports relating to truck
crops wliich, altliougli numbered in one series (TC followed by tlie year and a number
■witii a clifFerent group of hundreds assigned for each month), consists of several distinct
groups as follows : Commercial truck crops for fresli market, commonly called Truck crop
reports ; Truck crops for commercial processing, commonly called Processing crop reports ;
Truck crop news ; Annual summaries in December each year. Revised statistical sum-
maries are issued at appropriate intervals covering a varying period of years. Printed
summaries of these reports were published in Crops and markets prior to June 1937, but
these have been discontinued. A yearly summary only is published in the January
quarterly issue each year.

Veterans. Million veterans working on farms. Aug. 1946. [2] p. 4° [Proc-
essed] t A 36.2 : V 64/2

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION

DDT (insecticide) Recommended uses of DDT. Mar. 27, 1946. 2 p. 4° [Proc-
essed.] t A 77.2 :D 33

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU

Cattle. Rule 1, revision 41, to prevent spread of splenetic or tick fever in cattle,
effective June 20, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. (B. A. I. order 380.) t A 77.218: 380

ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE BUREAU

Anastrepha serpentina. Development of immature stages of Anastrepha serpen-
tina in relation to temperature ; by John G. Shaw and Donald F. Starr. 1946.
[2] +265-276 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, Apr. 15, 1946, v.
72, no. 8.] * Paper, 10c. A 1.23/a : K-337

Bees. Dependence of agriculture on beekeeping industry, review; prepared bv
Division of Bee Culture. Dec. 1942, revised Julv 1946. [1946.] 42 p. 4*"
(E-584.) [Processed.] t A 77.312 : E-584/2

Information about bee culture. July 1946. 10 p. 4° (E-276, revised.)

[Processed.] t A 77.312 : E-276/3

Codling moths. Susceptibility of hibernating codling moth larvae to low tempera-
tures, and bound-water content [with list of literature cited] ; by E. H. Siegler.

1946. [21+329-340 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research. May 15.
1946, V. 72, no. 10.] * Paper, 5c. A 1.23/a : K-339

• Sent to Depository Libraries

September 1946 1017

DDT {insecticide) . Experiments with DDT and other new dusts for control of
Lygus spp. and alfalfa weevil on seed alfalfa ; by F. V. Lieberman and Q. A.
Hare. July 1946. 4 p. 4" (E-697.) [Processed.] t A 77.312 : E-697

Results of field experiments with DDT against insects affecting tomatoes

in southern California ; by Joseph Wilcox and A. F. Howland. Aug. 1046. 8 p.
4° (S-699.) [Processed.] f A 77.312 : S 699

Simple cage for testing DDT residual treatments; by A. H. Madden and

Arthur W. Lindquist. July 1946. 3 p. il. 4° (ET-230.) [Processed.] t

A 77.313 : 230

Insecticides. Special chamber for testing insecticidal sprays; by Arthur W.
Lindquist and A. H. Madden. July 1946. 3 p. 1 pi. 4" (ET-229.) [Processed.] t

A 77.313: 229

Use of insect repellents and miticides; by B. V. Travis and.F. A. Morton.

Aug. 1946. 6 p. 4" (E-69S.) [Processed.] t A 77.312 : E-698

Insects. Collection and preservation of insects ; [by P. W. Oman and Arthur D.
Cushn:an]. [1946.] cover title. [3] +42 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Miscel-
laneous publication 601.) * Paper, 15c. • Item 14
L. C. card Agr 46-141 Al.38 : 601

Japanese 'beetle. Furaigant-residual insecticides mixtures for control of Jap-
anese beetle [with lis;t of literature cited] ; bv R. D. Chisholm, L. K. Koblitsky,
A. C. Mason and L. W. Coles. July 1946. 3 p. 4° (E-696.) [Proces.sed.] t

A 77.312 : E-696

HUMAN NUTRITION AND HOME ECONOMICS BUKEAU

Foods, enriched, restored, fortified. [Dec. 1945, slightly revised July 1946.]
[1946. 16 p. 11. oblong 16° (Agriculture Dept. AIS-39.) t • Item 11

A 1.64 : 39/2

PLANT INDUSTRY, SOILS, AND AGKICULTUBAL ENGINEERING BUREAU

Ammonium nitrate. Preparation of ammonium nitrate for use as fertilizer [with
list of literature cited] ; by "William H. Ross, J. Richard Adams, J. Y. Yee,
Colin W. Whittaker and Katharine S. Love. June 1946. cover title. 80 p. il.
(Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 912.) * Paper, 20c. •Item 16
L. C. card Agr 46-143 A 1.36 : 912

Corn culture; [by Frederick D. Richey]. [Nov. 1933, slightly revised June 1946.]
[1946.] ii-f26 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1714.) [Super-
sedes Farmers' bulletin 414, Corn cultivation.] * Paper, 10c. A 1.9 : 1714/2

Forage plants. Distinguishing characteristics of some forage-grass diseases
prevalent in North Central States [with list of literature cited] ; by J. Lewis
Allison and Donald W. Chamberlain. July 1946. 16 p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
Circular 747.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 7
L. C. card Agr 4&-134 A 1.4/2 : 747

Guayule. Polyploidy and aneuplnidy in guayule [with list of literature cited] ;
by A. Dorothy Bergner. July 1940. 36 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Technical
bulletin 918.) * Paper, 10c. • Item 16
L. C. card Agr 46-1.^,5 A 1.36 : 918

Onions. Relation of color-inhibiting factor to smudge resistance in onion [with
list of literature cited] ; by H. A. Jones, J. C. Walker, T. M. Little, and R. H.
Larson. 1946. [2] -f 259-264 p. [From Journal of agricultural research, Apr.
1, 1946, V. 72, no. 7.] ♦ Paper, 5c. A 1.23/a : Gt-1347

Potato hliffht. Late blight on potato and tomato in 1946. July 15, 1946. [1] +
26&-296 p. il. 4° (Plant disease reporter supp. 164.) [Processed.] t

A 77.512 : 164

Rootrots and leafspots of grains and gras.ses in northern Great Plains and West-
ern States [with list of literature cited; by Roderick Sprague]. .Tune 15, 1946.
[l]-f 101-268 p. 4° (Plant disease reporter supp. 163.) [Processed.] t

A 77.512 : 163

Sent to Depository Libraries

7142.31—46-

1018 Government Publioations

Sewage and garbage disposal on farm; [by J. W. Rockey and J. W. Simons].
[Mar. 1944, revised June 1946.] [1946.] [2] +28 p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
Farmers' bulletin lOoO.) * Paper, 10c. • Item 10
L. C. card Agr 46-139 A 1.9 : 1950/2

Ustilago maydis. Sporidial fusion in Ustilago maydis [with list of literature
cited] ; by Donald H. Bowman. 1946. [2] +233-243 p. il. [From Journal of
agricultural research, Apr. 1, 1946, v. 72, no. 7.] * Paper, 10c.

A 1.23/a : G-1350

EXTENSION SERVICE

Farm labor. Help American farmers save the world from starvation, fact sheet,
1946 farm labor program. May 1, 1946. 6 p. 4° [Processed.] t

A 43.2 :L 11

Same.' July 15th supplement to May 1, liM6 fact sheet. [1946.] 3 leaves,

4° [Processed.] t A 43.2 : L 11/supp.

FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION

Vegetaljlcs. Sales and consumer acceptance of certain dehydrated vegetables in
Grand Rapids, Mich. : by James C. Moore. May 1946. cover title, 32 p. il. 4°
(Miscellaneous report 99.) [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

A 72.8 : 99

FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL RELATIONS OFFICE

Livestock. Cuba's livestock and meat industries ; prepared in Livestock and
Wool Division. July 1946. 25 p. 4° (Foreign agriculture circular, FLM
1-46.) [Processed.] t A67.18:FLM-1

LIBRARY

Farm tenancy in United States, 1940-45, list of references; compiled by A. M.
Hannay. Aug. 1946. 84 p. 4° (Library list 2. revised.) [Processed. Supple-
ments Agricultural economics bibliographies 70 and 85, covering periods 1918-
36 and 1937-39, and issued by Agricultural Economics Bureau.] f
L. C. card Agr 46-144 A 17.17: 2/2

Fertilizer use and crop yields, list of references ; compiled by John M. McNeill.
July 1946. 67 p. 4° (Library list 27.) [Processed.] t
L. C. card Agr 46-142 A 17.17 : 27

PRODUCTION AND MARKETING ADMINISTRATION

Berries. Tentative United States standards for grades of frozen berries (effec-
tive Aug. 15, 1946). 1st issue. [July 25, 1946.] 10+[1] p. 4° [Processed.] t

A 82.20 : B 459/946

Blueberries. Tentative United States standards for grades of canned blueberries
or canned huckleberries (effective Aug. 1, 1946). 1st issue. [1946.] 8 p. 4'
[Processed.] t A 82.20 : B 625/946

Plums. United States standards for grades of canned plums (effective Aug. 15,
1946). 3d issue. [Aug. 7, 1946.] 9 p. 4° [Processed. Supersedes standards
that have been in effect since July 1, 1940.] t A 82.20 : P 739/946

Posters. Seed needed, red clover, alfalfa, alsike for more feed and bigger crops,
help fight famine; [poster]. 1946. 26X18.4 in. t AS2.25:Se3

Sugarcane. Determination of farming practices to be carried out in connection
with production of sugarcane in mainland sugarcane area during 1946 and
subsequent crop years. May 20, 1946. 2 p. (S. D. 238; Sugar Branch.) t
• Item 30 A 82.19 : 238

Determination of farming practices to be carried out in connection with

production of sugarcane in Puerto Rico during 1945^6 and subsequent crop
years. Revised [edition]. May 20, 1945 [1946]. 2 p. (S. D. 219, revised;
Sugar Branch.) t • Item 30 A 82.19: 219

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Sugarcane — Continued

Determination of farming practices to be carried out in connection with

production of sugarcane in Virgin Islands during 1946 and subsequent crop
years. May 20, 1946. 1 p. (S. D. 236; Sugar Branch.) t • Item 30

A 82.19 : 236

Determination of proportionate shares for sugarcane farms in Puerto

Rico for 1946-47 crop. July 9, 1946. 1 p. (S. D. 239; Sugar Branch.) t
• Item 30 A 82.19: 239

Tomatoes. United States standards for grades of canned tomatoes (effective
Aug. 1, 1946). 6th issue. [July 25, 1946.] 9 p. 4° [Processed. Supersedes
standards in effect since June 1, 1942.] t A 82.20 : T 591/946

FIELD SERVICE BRANCH

Agricultural conservation. 1946 agricultural conservation program for Wyoming,
supp. 3 [to handbook]. June 7, 1946. 1 p. ([Western region ] ; WR 46-1,
Wyoming, supp. 3.) [Processed.] t A 82.112 : W99/946/supp.3

Instructions for determining performance under 1946 farm program. June

6,1946. 8 p. (NCR-46-15.) t A 82.106 : F 22/3/946

• Instructions for preparation and handling of applications for payment

under 1946 agricultural conservation program, north central region. June
26,1946. 15 p. (NCIt-46-23.) t • Item 37 A 82.106 : C 76/7/946

Expenditures. Statement of expenditures, July 1, 1945-June 30, 1946; prepared
by Control Accounts and Audit Section, Division of Fiscal Management. Co-
lumbus, Ohio [1946]. cover title, 6 p. 4° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of
cover.] t A 82.102 : Ex 7/945-46

Tobacco. Flue-cured and Burley tobacco marketing quota regulations, 1946-47
marketing year. [1946.] 4-t-[l] p. 4° (Tobacco 13, pt. 2.) t

A 82.106 : T 55/4/946-47/pt.2

Marketing quota instructions for warehousemen, dealers and field assist-
ants, 1946-47 marketing year, flue-cured and Burley tobacco. .}'uly 1946. 12 p.
4" (Tobacco 24.) [Processed.] t A 82.106 : T 55/5/946-47

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

NoTi). — The Commission furnishes individual copies of most of its publications gra-
tuitously to those who apply for them.

Handbook for Commission employees. May 1946. v-f62 p. 12° (Form 2461;
Personnel Division.) [Map on p. 3 of cover.] J • Item 171
L. C. card 4&-26893 CS 1.7/2 : Em 7/946

Personnel manual. Federal personnel manual, transmittal sheet 41 ; June 27,
1946. [1946.] [8] p. 4° [Issued in loose-leaf form.] * Paper, beginning with
Transmittal sheet no. 1, subscription price is $3.50 (52 issues) ; foreign subscrip-
tion, $5.00. • Item 171 CS 1.41 : 41
Note. — This installment contains pages Zl— 451 to Zl-456 of the Federal personnel
manual.

Same, transmittal sheet 42; June 28, 1946. [1946.] [5] p. 4° [Issued in

loose-leaf form.] • Item 171 CS 1.41 : 42

Note. — This installment contains pages R3-49, 50 and 57 of the Federal personnel
manual.

Same, transmittal sheet 43; July 2, 1946. [1946.] [13] p. 4° [Issued in

loose-leaf form.] • Item 171 CS 1.41 : 43

Note. — This installment contains pages Zl-421 to Zl-431 of the Federal personnel
manual.

Same, transmittal sheet 44; July 8, 1946. [1946.] [14] p. 4° [Issued in

loose-leaf form.] • Item 171 CS 1.41 : 44

Note. — This installment contains certain pages to be substituted for pages of the
Federal personnel manual.

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Personnel manual — Continued

Same, transmittal sheet 45; July 9, 194G. [1JM6.] [32] p. 4° [Issued

in loose-leaf form.] • Item 171 CS 1.41 : 45

Note. — This iDStalliueiit contains pages Sl-1 to Sl-30 of the Federal personnel
manual.

feame, transmittal sheet 4G; July 11, 1946. [1946.] [11] p. 4° [Issued in

loose-leaf form.] • Item 171 CS 1.41 : 46

Notk. — This installment contains certain pages to be inserted in the Federal personnel
manual.

Same, transmittal sheet 47; July 18, 1946. [1946.] [31] p. 4° [Issued

in loose-leaf form.] • Item 171 CS 1.41 : 47

Note. — This installmout contains certain pages to be substituted for pages of the
Federal personnel manual.

Same, transmittal sheet 48; July 25, 1946. [1946.] [10] p. 4" [Issued

in loose-leaf form.] • Item 171 CS 1.41 : 48

Note. — This installment contains certain pages to be substituted for pages of the
Federal personnel manual.

COMMERCE DEPARTMENT

Note. — The Department of Commerce is engaged in numerous activities concerned with
the promotion of the Nation's industry and trade. Through services of this character,
the Department assists in simplitication processes, the increase and improvement of pro-
duction and the elimination of waste in production and distribution. Aids to industry
include conducting investigations and research to facilitate the production, transportation,
and sale of goods, and supplying trade information to American producers and exporters ;
encouraging Invention by protecting inventors in their patent rights; enumerating, com-
piling, and disseminating population statstics as well as social, industrial, and fiscal data ;
establishing commodity weights, measures, and standards ; fostering the Nation's civil air
transportation system : and disseminating vital weather information. The free distribu-
tion of publications of the Department is confined almost entirely to libraries, educational
institutions, the press, and commercial organizations. Others may ))rocure them, at prices
stated below, from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office,
Washington 25, D. C, to whom remittances must be sent direct, as his office is not a part
of tlie Department of Commerce.

Addresses. Statements by Henry A. Wallace, Secretary of Commerce. Thomas
Lyons, executive secretary of Foreign Trade Zones Board, E. O. Jewell, general
manager, Port of New Orleans, and Emanuel Celler of N. Y. on issuance of grant
to operate foreign trade zone at New Orleans, La., July 18, 1946. Washington,
D. C. [1946.] [6] p. 4° [Processed.] f C 1.18 :W 15/4

CENSUS BUREAU

Birth certificate for baby. [1946.] [15] p. il. oblong 24" [Prepared under
supervision of Halbert L. Dunn, chief, Vital Statistics Division. Photography
by Melville A. TafE.] t • Item 198 C3.2: B53

Cotton production in United States, crop of 1945. 1945 [published 1946.] lii+
37 p. [Prepared under supervision of Ray Hurley, chief, Agriculture Division.]
* Paper, 10c. • Item 193
L. C. card 25-2G263 C3. 32 : 945

Finaticial statistics. State finances, 1944: v. 3. Statistical compendium. 1946,
iv+74 p. 4° [Prepared under supervision of Calvert L. Dedrick, chief, Govern-
ments Division.] * Paper, 30c. • Item 197
L. C. card 16-26796 C 3.141 : 944/V.3

Same, 1945: v. 2, Tropical reports, no. 4 (final). Balances in State general,

highway, and postwar-reserve funds in 1945. June" 1946. 14 p. il. 4" [Proc-
essed. Prepared under supervision of Calvert L. Dedrick, chief. Governments
Division.] f C 3.141 : 945/v.2,no.4

Vital statistics instruction manual : pt. 1, Coding and punching geographic and
personal particulars, births, deaths and stillbirths occurring during 1946. June
1946. 59 p. il. 4" t • Item 199
L. C. card 43-37524 C 3.6 : V 83/946/pt.l

• Sent to Depository Libraries

September 1946 1021

CIVIL AERONAUTICS AUTHORITY

CIVIL AERONAUTICS ADMINISTEATION

Airman's guide, v. 1, no. 1-9; Apr. 2-July 23, 1946. [1946.] various paging, il. 4"

[Biweekly. Processed.] t C 31.127 : 1/1-9

Note. — The Airman's guide represents a change in name and format of the Bi-weekly

notice to airmen and consists of 3 main sections, namely, the Notices to airmen, the

Director of airports, and the Air navigation radio aids.

Civil Aeronautics manual 14: Aircraft proi)eller airworthiness. Revised May 1,
1946. 1946. iii+23 p. il 4" [Contains all requirements of pt. 14 of Civil
air regulations and CAA interpretation. Issued la loose-leaf form.] * Paper,
15c. • Item 222 C 31.107 : 14

Flight information manual, V. 1, no. 1 ; Jvily 1, IMG. [1946.] 102 p. 4° [Semi-
annual. Processed. Companion publication to Airman's guide.] t

C 31.128 : 1/1

CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD

Note. — The opinions in economic proceedings of the Civil Aeronautics Board are printed
separately beginning with v. 2, and are "advance sheets" of the material which will make
up bound volumes of the Civil Aeronautics Hoard Reports.

The sepanite opinions are obtainable from the Superintendent of Documents, Govern-
ment Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C, at a subscription price of $2.00 per volume;
single copies vary in price.

Aircraft aecidents. Accident investigation report, Pan American Airways, Latin
American Division, Fort de France, Martinique. Aug. 3, 1945 ; docket no. SA-
105, adopted Mar. 13, 1946. [1946.] 10 p. 4° [Processed.] t

C 31.213 :F 775/3

Civil Aeronautics Board accident investigation report. Eastern Air Lines,

Florence, S. C, Sept. 7, 1945 : docket no. SA-106, adopted July 16, 1946. [1946.]
12-fii p. 1 pi. 4° [Processed.] t C 31.213 : F 662/2

Civil Aeronautics Board accident investigation report. National Airlines,

Banana River, Fla., Oct. 11, 1945; docket no. SA-109, adopted July 8, 1946.
[1946.J 10+ii p. 4° [Processed.] f C 31.213 :B22

Civil AerouaiUics Board accident investigation report. National Airlines,

Lakeland, Fla., Oct. 5, 1945; docket no. SA-108, adopted July 3, 1946. [1946.]
8-f 2 p. 4* [Processed.] t C 31.213 :L 149

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident, Denver,

Colo., Apr. 13, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Processed.] t C 31.213 : D 437/5

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident, Hol-
land, Mich., June 6, 1946 ; [Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning
aircraft accident near Hazelhurst, Miss., May 12, 1946]. [1946.] [2] p. 4°
[Processed.] t C 31.213 : H 719

— — Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near
BuclJholts, Tex., Mar. 16, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] f

C 31.213 : B 855

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Calexico, Calif., Apr. 15, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

C 31.213 : C 128

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Fairfield, Calif., Mar. 23, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] f

C 31.213 : F 161/2

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Hanksville, Vt., Mar. 10, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

C 31.213 : H 194

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Pilot Point, Tex., Mar. 24, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

C 31.213 : P647

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1022 Government Publications

Aircraft accidents — Continued

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Shawano, Wis., Mar. 28, 1946. [1946] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

C 31.213 : Sh 28

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Spring Valley, Wis., Mar. 28, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] f

C 31.213 : Sp 82

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident, North

Platte, Nebr., Mar. 12, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4* [Processed.] f

C 31.213 : N 81 p/2

Facts, conditions and circumstancps concerning aircraft accident. Tyler.

Tex., Mar. 31, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Processed.] t C 31.213 :T 971

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident, Walling-

ford. Conn., Jan. 18. 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t C 31.213 : W 158

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident. White

Rock Airport, Dallas. Tex., May 26, 1946; [Facts, conditions and circumstances
concerning aircraft accident, Clarlvsburg, Calif., Apr. 29, 1946]. [1946] [2]
p. 4° [Processed.] t C 31.213 : D 161/7

Civil air regulations. Civil air regulations; pt. 41, Certification and operation
rules for scheduled air carrier operations outside continental limits of United
States, as amended to May 1, 1946. [1946.] 16 p. 4"* [Issued with perfora-
tions.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 225 C 31.209 : 41/2

Civil air regulations amendments. [Processed.] t C 31.209:

Note. — Amendments to Civil air regulations, beginning \dth Oct. 15, 1941, are issued

in a new form, and are numbered so that no amendment ■will affect more than one part
of the Regulations. These amendments or digests of them will be published in the
monthly Civil aeronautics journal. Separate entries of these amendments are not listed
in the Monthly catalog.

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY

Note. — Nautical charts for navigating the waters of the coasts of the United States
and of its possessions, coast pilots carrying auxiliary information for the use of the
nautical charts ; tide tables showing time and heights of tides, current tables showing
direction and force of ocean and estuary currents are sold at the Washington office of the
Coast and Geodetic Survey and by sales agents. The sales agents for the nautical charts
and nautical publications are located at the principal seaports of the United States.

Aeronautical charts, dates of latest prints. Aug. 1, 1946. 1 p. f° [Processed.] t

C 4.2 : C 38/5/946

Current tables. Current tables, Atlantic Coast. North America, [calendar]
year 1947. 1946. 168 p.+6 folded leaves, il. (Serial 683.) [Includes list of
publications by Coast and Geodetic Survey relating to tides and currents.]
t Paper, 15c. • Item 229
L. C. card 22-26822 C 422 : 947

Current tables, Malacca Strait, Java Sea, [calendar] year 1947. 1946.

78 p. il. (Serial 689.) t Paper, 15c. • Item 235

L. C. card 46-26923 C 4.27 : M 29/947

Tide tables. Tide and current tables, Philippine Islands, [calendar] year 1947.
1946. 69 p. il. (Serial no. 684.) t Paper, 15c. •Item 235
L. C. card 46-26921 C 4.27 : P 53/947

Tide tables. Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean, [calendar] year 1947. 1946.

405 p. (Serial 681.) [Includes list of publications by Coast and Geodetic

Survey relating to tides and currents.] f Paper, 25c. • Item 237

L. O. card 7-35369 C 4.15/2 : 947

Aeronautical charts

Bitterroot Range. World aeronautical chart: Bitterroot Range, United States,
lat. 44»-48% long. 109° -111" ; 268. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000,000.
Washington, D. C, 3d edition, June 194a 20X28 in. [Legend and index on
reverse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t25e. C 4.9/8 : 268/946

• Sent to Depository Ldbraries

September 1946 1023

Crater Lake. World aeronautical chart: Crater Lake, United States, lat. 40°-
44% long. 117°-125° ; 304. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Washington,
D. C, 3d edition. May 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. 0 4.9/8:304/946

Great Salt Lake. World aeronautical chart: Great Salt Lake, United States,
lat. 40°-44°, long. 109°-117° ; 305. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000,000.
Washington, D. C, 3d edition, June 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on
reverse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c C 4.9/8 : 305/946

Chreen Bay. Woi-ld aeronautical chart ; Green Bay, United States-Canada, lat.
44°-48°, long. 85''-93° ; 265. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000,000. Wash-
ington, D. C, 3d edition, July 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on reverse
side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/8 : 265/946-2

Itasca, Lake. World aeronautical chart : Lake Itasca, United States, lat. 44°-
48°, long. 93°-101° ; 266. Scale 10 m=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Washington,
D. C, 3d edition, j'une 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection. ] t 25c. C 4.9/8 : 266/946-2

Eodiak Island. World aeronautical chart: Kodiak Island, Gulf of Alaska, lat.
56°-60°, long. 151°-162° ; 136. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Wash-
ington, D. C, 4th edition, June 1946. 20 X:^ in. [Legend and index on reverse
side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] / 25c. C 4.9/8 : 136/946

Laramie Range. World aeronautical chart : Laramie Range, United States, lat.
40°-44°, long. 101°-109° ; 306. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Wash-
ington, D. C, 3d edition, June 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on reverse
side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. 0 4.9/8:306/946

Louise, Lake. World aeronautical chart: Lake Louise, United States-Canada,
lat. 48°-52°, long. 114°-123° ; 216. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000,000.
Washington, D. C, 3d edition. May 1946. 20X23 in. [Legend and index on
reverse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25e. 0 4.9/8:216/946

Manitoba, Lake. World aeronautical chart : Lake Manitoba, Canada-United
States, lat. 48°-52°, long. 96°-105; 218. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000.
Washington, D. C, 3d edition, June 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on
reverse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c.

C 4.9/8 : 218/946-2

Milk River. World aeronautical chart : Milk River, Canada-United States, lat.
48°-52°, long. 105°-114° ; 217. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Wash-
ington, D. 0., 3d edition. May 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on reverse
side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. 0 4.9/8:217/946

Yellowstone River. World aeronautical chart : Yellovrstone River, United States,
lat. 44°-48°, long. 101°-109° ; 267. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000,000.
Washington, D. C, 3d edition, June 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on
reverse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. 0 4.9/8:267/946

Instrument approach and airport charts

Instrument approach chart [and airport chart] AL-1 to AL-611 with omissions.
Each 10.5 XS in. t 5c. each.

AL-l. Abilene, Tex., Abilene Air Terminal, n. p. June 11, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 1/946

AL-10. Albany, N. Y., Albany Airport, n. p. May 28, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 10/946

AL-17. Alma, Ga., Alma Int. BMeld. n. p. May 28, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 17/946-2

ALi-23. Arlington, Oreg., Arlington Int. Field, n. p. May 14, 1946 [Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10 : 23/946

AL-26. Atlanta, Ga., Atlanta Airport, n. p. May 28, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 26/946

AL^28. Augusta, Ga., Daniel Field, n. p. May 28, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 28/946-2

AL-29. Augusta, Me., Augusta Airport, n. p. May 28, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 29/946

AL-35. Baker, Ore., Baker Airport, n. p. June 11, 1946. 0 4.9/10:35/946

AL,-37. Baltimore, Md., Baltimore Airport, n. p. Apr. 30, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 37/946

AL-40. Baton Rouge, La.. Harding Field, n. p. June 11, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 40/946

AL-42. Beaumont, Tex., Beaumont Airport, n. p. May 28, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 42/946-2

ALr-51. Bismarck, N. Dak.. Bismarck Airport, n. p. May 14, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 51/946

AL-52. Blnckstone, Va.. Blackstone A. A. F. n. p. May 14, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 52/946

AI/-61. Brownsville, Tex., Rio Grande Valley International Airport, n. p. May 28, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 61/946-2

ALf-64. Buckstown, Pa., Buckstown Int. Field, n. p. May 28, 1946. 0 4.9/10:64/946

AL-70. Burlington, Vt., Burlington Airport, n. p. June 11, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 70/946

ALr-73. Casper, Wyo., Wardwell Airport, n. p. June 11, 1946. 0 4.9/10:73/946-2

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1024

Go\TEKNMENT PUBLICATIONS

Instrument approach chart — Continued

AI^Tfl. Charleston. ». C, Charleston A. A. F. n. p. Mav 28, 1946.
Charlotte. N. C, Douglas Airport, n. p. May 14, 1946
Cincinnati. Ohio, Lunken Airport, n. p. Mav 28, 1940.
Cleveland, Ohio, Cleveland Airport, n. p. May 28, 194C.

ALr-78.
AL-83.
AL,-84.
AI^87.

Colorado Springs, Colo., Peterson Field, n. p. Apr. oO, 1946

AI^88.
AI^89.
AI^90.
AL,-94.

ALr-101

AL-102. Cross City, Fla., Cross City Ai"ri)ort

C 4.9/10: 76/946
C 4.9/10: 78/946-2
C 4.9/10 : 83/946-2
C 4.9/10: 84/946-2
[Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10 : 87/946

Columhia, Mo., Columhia Airport, n. p. May 28, 1940. C 4.9/10 : 88/946

Columbia, S. C, Columbia A. A. B. n. p. .June 11, 1946. C 4.9/10: 89/946

Columbia, S. C, Owens Field, n. p. May 28, 1940. C 4.9/10 : 90/946

Columbus, Ohio, N. A. S. Port Columbus, n. p. .June 11, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 94/946
Crestview, Fla., Crestview Airport, n. p. May 28, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 101/946

n. p. June 11, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 102/946

AI.,-100. Dallas, Tex., Love Field, n. p. May 28, 1940.
AL-107. Dayton, Ohio. Dayton Airport, n. p. June 11, 1946.
AL-110. Daytona Beach, Fla., N. A. S. Daytona Beach, n. p.

AL-118. Detroit, Mich., Detroit City Airport.

p. May 28, 1946.

AL-123. Dothan, Ala., Napier Field, n. p. May 14, 1946.
AL-127. Effingham, 111., Effingham Int. Field, n. p. May 28. 1946.
AL-128. Elklns, W. Va., Elkins Airport, n. p. June 11, 1940.
AL-129. Elko, Nev., Keddie Field, n. p. May 14, 1940.
AL-137. Enterprise, Utah, Enteriirise Airport, n. p. Apr. 30, 1946.
AL-140. Eugene, Oreg., Mahlon Sweet Airport, n. p. Apr. 30, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 100/940
C 4.9/10: 107/946-2
Apr. 30, 1940.

C 4.9/10: 110/946

[Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10: 118/946

C 4.9/10 : 123/946

C 4.9/10: 127/946

C 4.9/10: 128/946

C 4.9/10: 129/946

C 4.9/10: 137/940

[Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10: 140/940-2

AL-142. Everett, Wash., Paine Field, n. p. May 14, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 142/946

AL-145. Florence, S. C, Florence Airport, n. p. Mav 28, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 145/946-2
AL-100. Fort Worth. Tex., Fort Worth A. A. F. n. p. July 12, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 160/946
AL-161. Fresno, Calif., Fresno-Chandler Airport, n. p. Mav 14, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 101/946
AL-163. Gage, Okla.. Gage Airport, n. p. May 14, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 163/946

AL-164. Galveston, Tex., Galveston Airport, n. p. June 11, 1946. [Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10 : 164/946-2
AL-167. Glynco, Ga., N. A. F. (LTA) Glynco. n. p. May 14, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 107/940
AL-171. Goshen, Ind., Goshen Airport, n. p. May 28, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 171/946

AL-178. Greensboro, N. C, Greensboro-High Point Airport, n. p. May 28, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 178/946-2
AI.r-179. Greenville. S. C, Greenville A. A. B. n. p. Apr. 30, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 179/946
AL-180. Greenville, S. C, Greenville Airport, n. p Apr 30, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 180/946

AL-187. Harrisburg, Pa., Harrisburg State Airport, n. p. May 28, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 187/946
AL-1S9. Hartford, Conn.. Brainard Field, n. p. June II, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 189/946-2

AL-196. Houlton, Me., lioulton Airport, n. p. June 11, 1940. C 4.9/10 : 196/946

AL-199. Humboldt, Nev., Humboldt Int. Field, n. p. Apr. 30, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 199/940
AI.,-211. Joliet, 111., Joliet Airport, n. p. May 28, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 211/946-2

AL-213. Kansas City, Mo., Kansas City Airport, n. p. June 11, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 213/946-2
Kirksville, Mo., Kirksville Airport, n. p. May 28, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 217/946
La Fayette, Ind., Purdue University Airport, n. p. May 14, 1940.

C 4.9/10: 220/946
Lake Charles, La., Lake Charles A. A. F. n. p. May 14, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 222/940
Lakehurst, N. J., N. A. S. Lakehurst. n. p. May 28, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 223/940
Laramie, Wyo., General Brees Airport, n. p. May 14, 1946. [Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10: 22.5/946
Lincoln, Nebr., Lincoln A. A. F. n. p. June 11, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 232/946

Little Rock, Ark., Adams Field, n. p. May 28, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 233/946-2

Lubbock. Tex., South Plains A. A F. n. p. May 28. 1946. C 4.9/10 : 241/946

AL^217.
AL-220.

AL-222.

AL-223.
AL-225.

AL-232.
AL-233.

AI.r-241

AL-242. Lucin, Utah, Lucin Int. Field, n. p. May 14, 1946.

[Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10: 242/946
AL-249. Martinsburg, W. Va., Martinsburg Airport, n. p. May 14, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 249/946
n. p. May 28, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 252/946-2
n. p. ]May 14, 1940. C 4.9/10 : 253/946
n. p. May 14, 1946. [Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10: 261/946- "

AL-252. Melbourne, Fla., N. A. S". Melbourne.
AL-253. Memphis. Tenn., Memphis Airport.
AL-201. Millinocket, Me., Millinocket Airport

AIj-263. St. Paul, Minn., Holman Field, n. p. June 11, 1946.

AL-272. Montgomery, Ala., Dannelly Field, n. p. May 28, 1946.

AL-282. Nashville. Tenn., Berry Field, n. p. May 28, 1946.

AL-290. Norfolk, Va., NAS East Field, n. p. Apr. 30, 1940.

AL-291. Norfolk, Va., Norfolk Airport, n. p. June 11, 1946.

AL-301. Oklahoma City, Okla., Will Rogers Field, n. p. May 14, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 263/940-2
C 4.9/10: 272/946
C 4.9/10: 282/946
C 4.9/10: 290/946

C 4.9/10 : 291/946-2

C 4.9/10: 301/946

AL-.304. Omaha, Nebr., Omaha Airport, n. p. May 14, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 304/946

AL-315. Pembina, N. Dak., Pembina Int. Field, n. p. Apr. 30, 1946.

C 4.9/10 : 315/946

June 11, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 324/940-2

n. p. May 28, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 328/946

May 28, 1940. [Advance copy.]

AL-324. Pierre. S. D., Pierre Airport, n. p.
AL-32S. Pocatello, Idaho, Pocatello Airport.
AL-336. Pulaski, Va., Loving Field, n. p.

AL-347
AL-353

Richmond, Va., Richmond A. A. B.

Rock Springs, Wyo., Rock Springs Mun.
AL-300. St. Louis, Mo., Lambert-St. Louis Airport

C 4.9/10: 330/946
n. p. May 28. 1940. C 4.9/10 :347/946

p. May 28, 1946.

C 4.9/10 :353/946
n. p. June 11, 1946.

C 4.9/10 :360/946-2

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Instrument approach chart — Continued

AL-367. San Ancrelo, Tex., San Anfjelo Airport, n. p. June 11, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 367/946
AL-373. San Diocro, Calif.. Lindbergh Fiol.l. n. p. May 14. 194G. C 4.9/10 : 373/940-2
AL-3S1. Savannah, Ga., Hunter Field, n. p. May 28, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 381/940-2

ALr-385. Seattle, Wash.. N. A. S. Seattle. n. p. May 28. 1946. C 4.9/10 : 385/946

AL-393. Silver Lake. Calif.. Silver Lake Int. n. p. Mav 14, 1946. C 4.9/10 :393/046

AL-394. Sinclair, Wyo.. Sinclair Int. Field, n. p. May 14, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 394/946
ALr-399. South Bend. Ind., Bendix Field, n. p. June 11, 1946. C 4.9/10: 399/946

AI.,-401. Spartanbtircr. S. C, Memorial Airport, n. p. May 14, 1946. 0 4.9/10:401/046
ALr-410. Mountain View, Calif., N. A. S. Moffett. n. p. May 28, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 410/946
AI/-412. Syracuse, N. T., Syracuse Airport, n. p. June 11, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 412/946-J
ALn^l5. Tallahassee, Fla., Dale Mal)r>- Field, n. p. May 14, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 415/946
AL-417. Tampa, Fla., Peter O. Knight Airport, n. p. May 14, 1946.

C 4.9/10 : 417/946-2
AL-426. TriCity. Tenn., Tri-City Airport, n. p. May 28, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 426/946

AI^-J27. Trinidad. Colo.. Trinidad Airport, n. p. Apr. 30, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 427/046

AIj-431. Tucumcari. N. Mex., Tucumeari Airport, n. p. Mav 14, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 431/946
AL^^37. Vcro Beach, Fla., N. A. S. Vero Beach. n..p. June 11, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 437/946
AL,-443. Washington, D. C, Washington National Airport, n. p. Mav 14, 1946.

C 4.0/10: 443/946-3
ALX446. Westfield, Mass., Barnes Airport, n. p. May 28, 1946. C 4.9/10 :446/946

AL-455. Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Wyoming Valley Airport, n. p. May 28, 1946.

C 4.9/10 : 455/946

AL-458. Wilmington, Del., New Castle County Airport, n. p. May 14, 1940. [Advance

copy.] C 4.9/10: 458/946

AL-465. Yakima, Wash., Yakima County Airport, n. p. May 28, 1946. [Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10 : 465/946-2
AL-466. Youngstown. Ohio, Youngstown Airport, n. p. June 11, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 466/946
ALr-468. Biloxi, Miss., C. G. A. S. Biloxi. n. p. May 28, 1946. [Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10: 468/946

ALi-469. Atlanta, Ga., N. A. S. Atlanta (Camp Gordon), n. p. May 28, 1946. [Advance

copy.] C 4.9/10: 469/946

AI,-481. Alice. Tex., Alice Airport, n. p. May 14, *1946. C 4.9/10 : 481/946-2

ALi-484. Cut Bank, Mont., Cut Bank Airport, n. p. June 11, 1946. [Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10: 484/946

AL— 495. Independence, Kans., Independence A. A. F. n. p. May 28, 1946. [Advance

copy.] C 4.9/10 : 495/946

ALr-499. Lyncliburg, Va., Preston Glenn Airport, n. p. May 28, 1946. [Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10 : 490/946
AL-521. Beaumont, Tex., Jefferson County Airport, n. p. May 14, 1046. [Advance
copy.] C 4.9/3 0: 521/946-2

AL-527. Coeur D'Alene, Idaho, Coeur D'Alene Air Terminal, n. p. Mav 14, 1046. [Ad-
vance copy.] C 4.9/10 : 527/946
AL-528. Philadelphia, Pa., Philadelphia Northeast Airport, n. p. May 28, 1946. [Ad-
vance copy.] C 4.9/10 : 528/940-2
AIf-548. Santa Fe, N. Mex., Santa Fe (New), n. p. June 11, 1946. [Advance copy.]

C 4.0/10: 548/940-2
ALi-551. Tarkio, Mo., Tarkio Airport, n. p. May 28, 1940. [Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10: 551/940
AI/-586. Shawnee, Okla., Shawnee Municipal Airport, n. p. Apr. 30, 1946. [Advance
coi)y.] C 4.9/10: 586/946

ALr-596. Glenview, 111., N. A. S. Glenview. n. p. Apr. 30, 1946. [Advance copv.]

C 4.9/10: 596/946
AL-599. Danville, Va., Danville Airport, n. p. Apr. 30, 1946. [Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10: 599/946
AL-604. Springfield, IMo., Springfield Greene Co. Airport, n. p. June 11, 1046. [Ad-
vance copy.] C 4.9/10 : 604/946
AL-011. Willmar, Minn., Willmar Airport, n. p. June 11, 1940. [Advance copv.)

C 4.9/10 : 011/940

Nautical charts

AJaslca. Arctic Coast, Pt. Barrow to Smith Bay, hydrography and topography by
Coast and Geodetic Survey with additions and revisions from otlier sources to
1945; no. 9495. Scale 1 : 2r,.0t)0 at lat. 71°08'. Washington, D. C, 1st edition,
June 1946. 30X45 in. t 75c. C 4.9: 9495

Henlopen, Cape. Cape Henlopon and Delaware Brealcwater, Del., surveys by
Coast and Geodetic Survey to 19-13, surveys by I^. S- Engineers to 1943 ; no. 379.
Scale naut. m.=3.G in., scale 1:20,000. Washington, D. C, published 1S84,

: 15th edition, July 1946. 22X27 in. 1 25c. C 4.9: 379

Intracoastal Waterway. Intracoastal Waterway, Little Egg Harbor to Long-
port, hydrography and topography by Coast and Geodetic Survey with addi-
tions and revisions from other sources to 1940; no. 826. Scale naut. m.=1.8
in., scale 1:40,000. Washington, D. C, published 1940, 2d edition, June 1946.
34X22 in. t 25c. C 4.9: 826

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Intracoastal Waterway — Contlnaed

Intracoastal Waterway, Manasquan Inlet to Little Egs Harbor, N. J..

hydrography and topography by Coast and Geodetic survey with additions and
revisions from other sources to 1046; no. 825. Scale naut. ni.=1.8 in., scale
1:40.000. Washington, D. C, published 1940, 4th edition, July 1946. 34X22
in. [Map is in 2 sections.] t 25c. C 4.9 : 825

Inset : Toms River.

Intracoastal Waterway, Neuse River to New River Inlet, N. C, hydro-
graphy and topography by Coast and Geodetic Survey with additions and revi-
sions from other sources to 1946; no. 833. Scale naut. ni.=1.8 in., scale
1 : 40.000. Washington, D. C, published 1037. 2d edition, June 1946. 34X22 in.
[Map is in 3 sections.] t 2oc. C 4.9: 833

Kahului Harbor and approaches. Maui, Hawaiian Islands, hydrography and
topography by Coast and Geodetic Survey with additions and revisions from
other sources to 1943 ; no. 4124. Scale naut. m.=2.4 in., scale 1 :30.000. Wash-
ington. D. C. 1st edition. May 1946. 28X37 in. t 75c. C 4.9; 4124
Inset : Kahnlui Harbor.

Kennebec River. Kennebec and Sheepscot Rivers, Maine, hydrography and
topography by Coast and Geodetic Survey with additions and revisions from
other sources to 1945 ; no. 314. Scale naut. m.=1.8 in., scale 1 : 40,000. Wash-
ington, D. C, published 1802. 7th edition. May 1946. 39X24 in. t 75c.

C 4.9 : 314

Mare Island Strait, Calif., hydrography and topography by Coast and Geodetic
Survey with additions and revisions from other sources to 1946; no. 5525.
Scale 1:10,000. Washington, D. C, published 1894, 33d edition, June 1946.
35X23 in. t 50c. ♦ C 4.9; 5525

Noim Seotia. World aeronautical chart : Nova Scotia. Canada-United States, lat.
44''-48°. long. 61°^9° ; 262. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 ; 1.000,000. Washing-
ton, D. C, 4th edition. July 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on reverse
side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 2.5c. C 4.9/8 ; 262/946-2

Platte River. World aeronautical chart ; Platte River. United States, lat. 40°^4'',
long. 93°-101° ; 307. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : l.OOO.DOO Wa.shington, D. C,
3d edition. June 1946. 20x28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side. Lam-
bert conformal conic projection.] t25c. C 4.9/8 : 307/946

Point Barrow and vicinity. Alaska. Arctic Coast, hydrography and topography
by Coast and Geodetic Survey with additions and revisions from other sources
to 1945 ; no. 9445. Scale naut. m.=1.8 in., scale 1 : 40,000. Washington. D. C,
1st edition, June 1946. 29X32 in. t 50c. C 4.9: 9445

Puget Soitnd. Seattle to Bremerton, Wash., preliminary chart: no. 6446. Scale
naut. m.=2.9 in., scale 1:25,000. Washington, D. C. 1st edition, June 1946.
30X46 in. t 75c. C 4.9: 6446

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COMMERCE BUREAU

Apparel stores. Establishing and operating apparel store; prepared by Zelma
Bendure in cooperation with Harvey Huegy. [1946.] viii-f269 p. il. (In-
dustrial (small business) series no. 32) [Originally prepared as an Education
manual for War Department. Text and another illustration on p. 1—4 of
cover.] * Paper. 40c. • Item 254
L. C. ca rd 46-26608 C 18.225 : 32

Boot and shoe industry statistics; prepared by Annette L. Hunter. May 1946.
cover title, 47 p. il. 4° (Industrial series no. 38 (1946 revision).) [Proc-
essed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] f
L. C. card 46-26845 C 18.225 : 38

Dry cleaninrj. Establishing and operating a dry cleaning business; prepared by
Paul C. Trimble, with assistance of Donald Layman, iRobert H. Johnson, and
Charles H. Sevin. [1946.] . vi+210 p. il. (Industrial (small business)
series no. 33.) [Originally prepared as an Education manual for War De-
partment. Text and another illustration on p. 1—4 of cover.] 'Paper, 35c.
• Item 254
L. C. card 46-26609 C 18.225 ; 33

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Fruit. Industry report : Canned fruits and vegetables, production and wholesale
distribution, June 1946 : prepared by Foodstuffs, Fats and Oils Unit in coopera-
tion with Production & Marketing Administration, and Census Bureau. [194G.]
cover title, 83 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t
L. C. card 46-26631 C 18.234 : 946/1

Industrial reference service. * various prices, see note below. • Item 253
L. C. card 45-28228 - C 18.220 :

Note. — The service provides comprehensive current data on production, distribution,
prices, standards, specitications, exports and import trade, foreign tariffs and regulations
as applied to specific commodities, results of domestic market research, foreign market
surveys.

Single parts as listed below are available at $1.50 per volume, foreign subscription
$2.00, except Chemicals, drugs and pharmaceuticals (pt. 2) ■which is $2.00 per volume,
foreign subscription $2.75. Each volume will cover a year. Single copies of the several
reports issued are available at the uniform price of 5 cents each. Remittances for
subscriptions to the service should be made to the Superintendent of Documents,
Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C.

The parts thus far comprising the Industrial reference service are as follows :
pt. 1. Transportation.

pt. 2. Chemicals, drugs and pharmaceuticals,
pt. 3. Motion pictures and equipment,
pt. 4. Electrical equipment,
pt. 5. Foodstuffs, fats and oils,
pt. 6. Forest products,
pt. 7. Leather,
pt. 8. General products,
pt. 9. Textiles and related products,
pt. 10. Machinery and motive products.
pt. 11. Metals and minerals,
pt. 12. Commodities reference service.

International reference service. International reference service, v. 3, no. 23;
July 1946. [1946.] 5 p. il. 4° [Title is: Ireland (Eire) (summary of current
economic information) ; prepared by foreign service of United States of
America.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 255

L. C. card 41-50213 C 18.223 : 3/23

Note. — This service, punched for standard 3 ring binder, carries information and
reports on economic conditions, markets, and industrial developments abroad, foreign
trade, trade restrictions and commercial policies, transportation and communications,
monetary and financial developments, and many other subjects of vital interest to the
foreign trade community. Each volume will cover a year and may be purchased from
the Superintendent of Documents at a subscription price of $2.00 a year.

Same, v. 3, no. 24 ; July 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 4° [Title is : Living and office-
operating costs in Panama ; prepared by H. Theodore Hoffman.] * Paper, 5c.

* Item 255 C 18.223 : 3/24

Repairs. Pattern of expenditures for nonfarm residential repair and mainte-
nance; by Frieda J. Stephan and J. Joseph W. Palmer. [1&46.] iii+67 p. il.
(Economic series no. 55.) * Paper, 20c. • Item 249
L. C. card 46-26919 C 18.206 : 55

Retail policies, their selection and application; by Robert H. Johnson. [1946.]
v-f65 p. il. (Economic small business series 57.) * Paper, 15c. • Item 249
L. C. card 4&-26878 C 18.206 : 57

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS

Abrasives. Coated abrasive products. 1946. ii-|-18 p. (Simplified practice rec-
ommendation R8&-46.) [Effective date, May 15, 1946. Supersedes R8f>-40.]

* Paper, 10c. • Item 280 C 13.12/1 : 89/5

Benzoic acid. Note on density and heat of combustion of benzoic acid [with
bibliography] ; by R. S. Jessup. [1946.] p. 421-423. (Research paper RP1711.)
[From Journal of research of National Bureau of Standards, Apr. 1946, v. 36.]

* Paper, 5c. C 1 3.22/a : 1711

Boric acid. Effect of sodium chloride on apparent ionization constant of boric
acid and pH values of borate solutions [with list of references] ; by George
G. Manov, Nicholas J. DeLollis, Phoebe W. Lindvall, and S. F. Acree. [1946.]
p. 543-558, il. (Research paper RP1721.) [From Journal of research of
National Bureau of Standards, June 1946, v. 36.] * Paper, 5c.

C13.22/a : 1721

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Boron. Spectrographic determination of boron in steel [with list of references] ;
by Charles II. Corliss and Bourdon F. Scribner. [1946.] p. 351-3(M, il.
(Research paper KP1705.) [From Journal of research of National Bureau of
Standards, Apr. 194G, v. 36.] * Paper, 5c. C 13.22/a : 1705

Cadmium sulfate. Solubility of cadmium sulfate in H2O-D.O mixtures [with
list of references] ; by Langhorne II. Brickwedde. [1946.] p. 377-383, il.
(liesearch paper liP1707.) [From Journal of research of National Bureau of
Standards, Apr. 1946, V. 36.] * Paper, 5c. C 13.22/a : 1707

Commercial standard (scries). List of commercial standards; revised to July 1,
1946. [1946.] 13 p. 4° (Letter circular LC833.) [Processed. Supersedes
LC823.] t C 13.16: 833

Cylinders. Absorption and scattering by sound-absorbent cylinders [with list of
references] ; by Richard K. Cook and Peter Chrzanowski. [1946.] p. 393-410,
il. (Research paper RP1709.) [From Journal of research of National Bureau
of Standards, Apr. 1946, v. 36.] * Paper, 10c. C 13.22/a : 1709

Flameproofing of textiles [with list of references]. July 2, 1946. l-21a+22-24
p. 2 pi. 4° (Letter circular LG 828.) [Processed. Supersedes LC 818.] t

C 13.16 : 828

Fuel. Analysis of effects of fuel distribution on engine performance [with list of
references] ; by Donald B. Brooks. [1946.] p. 425-439, il. (Research paper
RP1712. ) [From Journal of research of National Bureau of Standards, May
194G, V. 36.] * Paper, 5c. C 13.22/a : 1712

Olass. Hygroscopicity and electrode function (pH response) of glasses as measure
of serviceability [with list of references] ; by Donald Hubbard. [1946.] p.
511-520, il. (Research paijer RP1719. ) [From .Journal of research of National
Bureau of Standards, June 1946, v. 36.] * Paper, 5c. C 13.22/a : 1719

Olossmeter for smoothness comparisons of machine-finished surfaces ; by Richard
S. Hunter. [1946.] p. 385-391, il. 1 pi. (Research paper RP1708.) [From
Journal of research of National Bureau of Standards, Apr. 1946. v. 36.]

* Paper, 5c. C 13.22/a : 1708

Hydrocarbons. Heats, equilibrium constants, and free energies of formation of
monoolefin hydrocarbons [with list of references] ; by John E. Kilpatrick, Ed-
ward J. Prosen, Kenneth S. Pitzer, and Frederick D. Rossini. [1946.] p. 559-
612, il. (Research paper RP1722. ) [From Journal of research of National
Bureau of Standards, June 1946, V. 30.] * Paper, 15c. • C 13.22/a : 1722

Heats of combustion and formation at 25° C of alkylbenzenes through

C10H14, and of higher normal monoalkylbenzenes [with list of references] ; by
Edward J. Prosen, Walter H. Johnson, and Frederick D. Rossini. [1946.]
p. 455-461. (Research paper RP1714. ) [From Journal of research of National
Bureau of Standards, May 1946, V. 36.] * Paper, 5c. C 13.22/a : 1714

■ Heats of combustion of 4 cyclopentane and 5 cyclohexane hydrocarbons

[with list of references] : by Walter H. Johnson, Edward J. Prosen, and
Frederick R. Rossini. [1946.] p. 463-168. (Rt-search paper RP1715.) [From
Journal of research of National Bureau of Standards, May 1946, v. 36.]

* Paper, 5c. C 13.22/a : 1715

Journal of research of National Bureau of Standards, v. 35, July-Dec. 1945, Re-
search paper 1660-87 [title page, corrections, and contents]. 1946. vi p.

* Paper, 5c. • Item 278 C 13.22 : 35/t.p.&cont.

iliUlciv. Effects of mildew on vegetable-tanned strap leather ; by Joseph R.
Kanagy, Arbelia M. Charles, Edward Abrams, and Rees F. Tener. [1946.]
p. 441^54, il. (Research paper RP1713.) [From Journal of research of
National Bureau of Standards, May 1946, v. 36.] * Paper, 5c.

C 13.22/a : 1713

Mineral irool. Industrial mineral wool products, all types, testing and reporting,
recorded voluntary standard of the trade. 1946. iv+40 p. il. (Commercial
standaid CS131— 16. ) [Effective as basis for testing and reporting from Mar.
15, 1946.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 274 C 13.20: 131

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Molding sand. Fineness test of molding sand [with list of references! ; by Mar-
garet Price and Alexander I. Krynitsky. [1946.] p. 521-541, il. 2 p. of pi.
(Research paper RP1720.) [From Journal of research of National Bureau
of Standards, June 1{M6, v. 36.] * Paper, 10c. C 13.22/a : 1720

Optical fflass. Hygroscopicity of optical glasses as indicator of serviceability
[with list of references]; by Donald Hubbard. [1946.] p. 365-375, il. (Re-
search paper RP170o.) [From Journal of research of National Bureau of
Standards, Apr. 1M6, v. 36.] * Paper, 5c. C 13.22/a : 1706

Painting of exterior metal surfaces; bv E. F. HIckson and W. C. Porter. July 22,
1946. 15 p. 4° (Letter circular LC-S31.) [Processed. Supersedes LC-
422.] t 013.16:831

Pajamas. Men's pajama sizes, woven fabrics, recorded voluntary standard of
the trade. 3d edition. 1046. ii + 11 p. il. (Commercial standard CS15-46.)
[Effective date lor new production from July 20, 1946.] * Paper, 5o. • Item
274 C 13.20 : 15/3

Parachutes. Dynamic tensile tests of parachute webbing [with list of refer-
ences] ; by Ambrose H. Stang, Martin Greenspan, and Sanford B. Newman.
[1946.] p. 411-419, 1 pi. 2 p. of pi. (Research paper RP1710.) [From
Journal of research of National Bureau of Standards, Apr. 1946, v. 36.]

* Paper, 5c. C 13.22/a : 1710
Pipe nipples, brass, copper, steel, and wronght-iron, recorded voluntary standard

of the trade. 2d edition. 1946. 11+14 p. (Commercial standard CS5-46.)
[Effective date for new production from Feb. 15, 1946. Supersedes CS5-^0.]

* Paper, 5c. • Item 274 C 13.20 : 5/3

Radio propagation. Basic radio propagation predictions for Apr.-Sept. 1946, 3
months in advance; prepared by Interservice Radio Propagation Laboratory.
Jan.-June 1946. cover titles, each 8+ [17] p. il. 4° (IRPL-D17 to IRPL-D22.)
[Monthly. IRPL-Dl was issued Sept. 1944, but the early issues were not en-
tered in the Monthly catalog.] C 13.31 : 17-22

Same for Oct. and Nov. 1946, 3 months in advance; prepared by Central

Radio Propagation Laboratory. Julv and Aug. 1946. cover titles, each 8+
[17] p. il. 4" (CRPL-D23 and CRPL-D24.) * Paper, 15c. single copy, $1.50
a yr. • Item 276 C 13.31 : 23, 24

Rubber. Crystallization of unvulcanized rubber at different temperatures [with
list of references] ; by Lawrence A. Wood and Norman B^kkedahl. [1946.]
p. 489-510, il. (Research paper RP171S.) [From Journal of research of
National Bureau of Standards, June 1946, v. 36.] * Paper, 10c.

C 13.22/a : 1718

Shirts. Men's shirt sizes (exclusive of work shirts), recorded voluntary stand-
ard of the trade. 1946. ii-|-10 p. il. (Commercial standard CS135^6.) [Ef-
fective date for new production from J'uly 15, 1946.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 274

C 13.20 : 135

Simplified practice recommendations [publications of National Bureau of Stand-
ards], alphabetical list; revised to July 1, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 4° (Letter
circular LC-826.) [Processed. Supersedes LC-816.] t C 13.16: 826

Sunlamps, therapeutic lamps, ultraviolet and infrared lamps. July 2, 1946.
2 p. 4° (Letter circular LC-827.) [Processed. Supersedes LC-631.] t

013.16:827

Telescope pointing. Precision of telescope pointing for outdoor targets ; by Fran-
cis E. Washer and Helen Brubaker Williams. [1946.] p. 479-488, il. (Re-
search paper RP1717.) [From Journal of research of National Bureau of
Standards, May 1946, V. 36.] * Paper, 5c, C 13.22/a : 1717

Valves. Brass or bronze valves (gate, globe, angle, and check). 1946. ii+14 p.
(Simplified practice recommendation K183-46.) [Effective date, Sept. 1, 1946.
Supersedes R183-42.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 280 C 13.12/1 : 183/2

Water-gas. Analysis of standard sample of carburelted water-gas type by labo-
ratories cooperating with American Society for Testing Materials; by Martin
Shepherd. [1946.] p. 313-349, il. 1 tab. (Research paper RP1704.) [From
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Private law 711—892, 79th Congress.

Note. — The Division of Research and Publication, State Department, receives a small
supply of the private laws which It distributes free upon application.
Aeronautical Training Center, Inc. S. 1132, act for relief of Aeronautical Training

Center, Incorporated. Approved July 25. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 756.)
Alcorn, Archibald J. H. R. 4919, act for relief of Archibald J. Alcorn. Approved July

25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 767.)
An&eraen, Andreas. H. R. 935, act for relief of Andreas Andersen. Approved Aug. 7,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 815.)

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Anderson, Francis W. H. R. 5851, act for relief of Francis W. Auderson. Approved

Aug. 7, 194G. 1 p. (Private law 853.)
Andrus, Mrs. Sulfronia. S. 1683, act lor relief of estate of Mrs. Sufronia Andrus. Ap-
proved July 10, 1940. 1 p. (Private law 712.)
Bat/lev, Daniel S., jr. H. R. 2130, act for relief of Daniel S. Bagley, jr., and Daniel S.

Bagley, sr. Approved July 27, 1940. 1 p. (Private law 788.)
Barnes, Walter J., Electric Co. H. R. 5:198, act for relief of Walter J. Barnes Electric

Company and Maritime Electric Company, Incorporated. Approved July 26, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 785.)
Bartels, liudolijh K., jr. H. R. 4373, act for relief of legal guardian of Rudolph K.

Bartels, jr. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 834.)
Basques in United States. H. R. 1402, act for relief of certain Basque aliens. Approved

Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 818.)
Beddingfield, Thomas A. H. R. 0255, act for relief of Thomas A. Beddingfleld and his

wife. Opal May Beddingfleld. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 858.)
Bennett, Joseph E. H. R. 2091, act for relief of Joseph E. Bennett. Approved Aug. 7,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 814.)
Bennett, Michael J. S. 1674, act for relief fof legal guardian] of Michael Joseph

Bennett. Approved Aug. 1. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 800.)
Bond, Karl E. H. R. 783, act for relief of Karl E. Bond. Approved Aug. 9, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 887.)
Booker, Charles. H. R. 5351, act for relief of Charles Booker. Approved July 25, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 772.)
Booth, Katherine D. H. R. 4834, act for relief of estate of Katherine Delores Booth

and Agnes Jane True. Approved July 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 751.)
Boyle, Mrs. Estelle D. H. R. 1351, act for relief of estate of Estelle Daniel Boyle, and

E. B. Rosegarten. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 817.)
Brett, Thomas L. H. R. 0381, act for relief of Thomas L. Brett. Approved Aug. 7,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 860.)
Brown, Coy C. H. R. 3099, act for relief of Coy C. Brown. Approved Aug. 7, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 825.)
Brown, Joseph A. H. R. 4924, act for relief of Joseph A. Brown. Approved Aug. 7,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 839.)
Brown, Wilford B. H. R. 5603, act for relief of Wilford B. Brown. Approved Aug. 7,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 850.)
Cannon, Charles L. H. R. 5722, act for relief of Charles L. Cannon. Approved July 25,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 776.)
Capital Office Equipment Co. H. R. 6248, act for relief of Capital Office Equipment

Company. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 857.)
Casardi, Mrs. Virginia H. H. R. 5278, act to legalize admission to United States of

Virginia Harris Casardi. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 845.)
Chang, Mrs. Lim Shee. H. R. 5030, act for relief of Mrs. Lim Shee Chang. Approved

July 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 760.)
Constant, Samuel V. S. 2369, act for relief of S. V. Constant. Approved Aug. 7, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 866.)
Crosby, Raymond. H. R. 1633, act for relief of Raymond Crosby. Approved Aug. 8,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 868.)
Crosby Yacht Building d Storage Co., Inc. S. 1880, act for relief of Crosby Yacht Build-
ing and Storage Company, Incorporated. Approved Aug. 2, 1946. 1 p. (Private

law 809.)
Crouse, Claude S. H. R. 3397, act for relief of Claude S. Crouse. Approved July 25,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 763.)
Dacharry, Andre J. H. R. 2192, act for relief of Andre Dacharry. Approved July 30,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 796.)
Davidson, Roy M. S. 2260, act for relief of Roy M. Davidson. Approved Aug. 7, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 813.)
Decorations of honor. H. J. Res. 387, joint resolution granting permission to Thomas

Parran, Rolla E. Dyer, Howard F. Smith, Herbert A. Spencer, Vance B. Murray, and

Gilbert L. Dunnahoo, to accept and wear certain decorations bestowed upon them by

France, Cuba, Mexico, Chile, Finland, and Luang-Prabang. Approved Aug. 7, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 864.)
D'Emilio, Francesco. H. R. 6307. act for relief of Francesco D'Emilio. Approved

Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 859.)
Dhu, Gaylon. H. R. 2489, act for relief of Gaylon Dhu. Approved July 25, 1946. 1 p.

(Private law 741.)
District of Columbia. S. 1640, act to provide for acquisition by United States of certain

real property in District of Columbia. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law

865.)
Elder, Raphael. H. R. 5166, act for relief of Raphael Elder. Approved Aug. 8, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 874.)
Elmhorst, Mrs. Elsie M. H. R. 5878, act for relief of Elsie Elmhorst. Approved July

25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 779.)
Faulkner, Walter S. S. 162, act for relief of Walter S. Faulkner. Approved Aug. 2,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 805.)
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Frances C. H. R. 5730, act for relief of Frances Fitzgerald. Approved

July 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 777.)
Francoline, Mrs. Mary. H. R. 5324, act for relief of Mrs. Mary Francoline and Mrs.

Rose Wallace. Ajjproved July 31, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 798.)
Frey, Mrs. Sadie. H. R. 5725, act for relief of Sadie Prey and estate of Marie Hviding.

Approved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 878.)
Gnospelius, Otto F. H. R. 1357, act for relief of estate of Otto Frederick Gnospelius.

Approved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 867.)

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Oo7izaJcs, Jcnus. S. 1088, net to authorize Secretary of Interior to quitclaim to heirs

of Jesus Gonzales all right, title, and interest of United States in certain described

tract of lanil within Carson National Forest, N. Mex. Approved July 11, 194B.

1 p. (Private law 723.)
Goodiii, B. II. S. 438, act authorizing Secretary of Interior to partition certain lands

in Cleveland County, Olila., and for otlier purposes. Approved July H, 1946. 1 p.

(Private law 721.) [S. 438 authorizes B. H. Goodiu to maintain suit to partition

said lands.]
Qorak, Mrn. Marie. H. R. 5414, act for relief of Marie Gorak. Approved Aug. 7, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 848.)
Gorman, I'rajik A. H. 11. 6231, act for relief of Frank A. Gorman. Approved Aug. 7,

1940. 1 p. (Private law 856.)
Grant, Fred IF. H. R. 3827, act for relief of Fred W. Grant. Approved July 25, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 74.'i.)
Guarino, Arthur A. H. R. 2243, act for relief of Arthur A. Guarino. Approved Aug. 1,

1940. 1 p. (Private law 803.)
Gucnther, Ethel L. H. R. 4947, act for relief of Ethel Guenther. Approved Aug. 7,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 840.)
Uadlcn, Elmer C. H. R. 1070, act for relief of Elmer C. Hadlen. Approved Aug. 7,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 816.)
Halvorscn, Andrew M. H. R. 5539. act for relief of Andrew M. Halvorsen. Approved

July 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 754.)
Harris, J. L. H. R. 2222, act for relief of J. L. Harris. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p.

(Private law 822.)
Hatheway Patterson Corporation. H. R. 1331, act for relief of Hatheway Patterson

Corporation. Approved July 25, 1940. 1 p. (Private law 734.)
Hayes, John P. H. K. 844, act for relief of John P. Hayes, and e.'itate of Edward P.

McCormack. Approved July 25. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 759.)
Hedin, Joan E. H. R. 4996, act for relief of legal guardian of Joan Esther Hedin.

Ajtproved July 25. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 752.)
Heine, Ernest C. U. R. 5031, act for relief of Ernest C. Heine and Harriet W. Heine.

Approved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 872.)
Henry, Caesar. H. R. 6399, act for relief of Caesar Henry. Approved Aug. 7, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 861.)
Hesselmeyer, Roi/. H. R. 4090, act for relief of Roy Hesselmeyer. Approved July 25,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 746.)
Hofman, Mrs. Ivan B. H. R. 6423, act for relief of Mrs. Ivan B. Hofman. Approved

Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 862.)
Holmes, Mrs. Agnes. H. R. 3360, act for relief of Mrs. W. H. (Agnes) Holmes. Ap-
proved July 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 742.)
Hopkins, Justin P. H. R. 2962, act for relief of Justin P. Hopkins. Approved July

25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 760.)
Ippolito, Joseph. H. R. 5352, act for relief of Joseph Ippolito. Approved July 25, 1940.

1 p. (Private law 773.)
Johnson, Mrs. Man/ D. H. R. 4608. act for relief of Mrs. Mary D. Johnson. Approved

Aug. 7, 1946. 1 "p. (Private law 837.)
Johnson, Milton A. H. R. 6593. act for relief of Milton A. Johnson, and for other pur-
poses. Approved Ans. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 863.)
Jones, W. C. H. R. 2063, act for relief of W. C. Jones. Myrtle M. Jones, and W. W.

Tilghman. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 824.)
Jordan. Drnrti L. H. R. 5026, act for relief of estate of Drury Lee Jordan. Approved

July 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 768.)
Joyce, Dolores E. H. R. 4577, act for relief of Dolores Joyce. Approved July 25, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 750.)
June, Robert F. H. R. 228, act for relief of Robert June. Approved Aug. 8, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 880.)
Earamouzis, Ditnitrios. H. R. 5527, act for relief of Dimitrios Karamouzis (known as

James C. Karamouzis or James C. Kar). Approved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Private

law 877.)
Kcaton, Walter M. H. R. 5872, act for relief of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keaton. Ap-
proved July 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 755.)
Kerr, Joseph P. H. R. 2093, act for relief of J. P. Kerr and Robert P. Kerr. Ap-
proved Aug. 9, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 889.)
Kim, Peter. S. 1607, act to provide for naturalization of Peter Kim. Approved Aug. 2,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 808.)
King, George D. S. 1910, act for relief of George D. King. Approved Aug. 2, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 810.)
Koons, Harry D. H. R. 3019, act for relief of Harry D. Koons. Approved Aug. 8, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 870.)
Krzys, Frances. H. R. 5SS4, act for relief of Frances Krzys. Approved July 25, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 780.)
hammers, Roy C. H. R. 5128, act to provide for conveyance of real property to Roy

C. Lamniers. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 842.)
Lassnlle, Jesi'ia. H. R. 4247, act for relief of Jesfis Lassalle and Mrs. America Bonet

Medina. Approved July 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 747.)
Leberman, John A. S. 1150, act for relief of John Leberman. Approved July 16, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 728.)
Lillie, Francis T. H. R. 4466, act for relief of Francis T. Lillie and Lois E. Lillie.

Approved Aug. 7, 1940. 1 p. (Private law 836.)
Lippert Bros. H. R. 6012, act for relief of Lippert Brothers. Approved Aug. 9, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 891.)
Lisay, Stephen. H. R. 5228, act for relief of Stephen Lisay. Approved July 25, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 771.)

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Lojts & Son. S. 1517, act for relief of Lofts and Son. Approved July 16, 1946. 1 p.

(Private law 729.)
L6pez Ramos, Alberto. IT. R. 4357, act for relief of estate of Alberto LOpez Ramos.

Approved July 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 748.)
Lowery, Neivton W. II .K. 5510, act for relief of Newton William Lowery. Approved

July 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 753.)
Ludokiewich, Violet. S. 1061, act for relief of Violet Ludokiewich. Approved July

10, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 711.)
McAfee, Mrs. Cccile "ir. II. K. 52S7, act for relief of Mrs. Cecile W. McAfee, legal
guardian of Sarah McAfee aud Ilaveii H. McAfee. Approved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p.
(Private law 875.)
McCloskei/, Eleanor. II. K. 271, act for relief of Eleanor McCloskey, also known as

Evelyn'Mary Mikalauskas. Approved July 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 733.)
McCloud, Mrs. Marian A. H. R. 5178, act for relief of Marian Antoinette McCloud.

Approved July 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 770.)
McGoldrick, James B. H. R. 4341, act for relief of James B. McGoldrick. Approved

Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 833.)
McKinncy. Viola. H. R. 3833, act for relief of Viola McKinney. Approved Aug. 7,

1946. i p. (Private law 829.)
McMeans, A. C. H. R. 3145, act for relief of A. C. McMeans. Approved July 25, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 761.)
Maezer, Joseph. H. R. 5874, act for relief of Joseph Maezer. Approved Aug. 7, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 854.)
Magruder, W. O. H. R. 5368, act for relief of W. G. Magruder. Approved Aug. 7,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 846.)
Mangelsdorf, Wesley A. H. R. 2480, act for relief of Wesley A. Mangelsdorf. Ap-
proved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Privnte law 881.)
Marable, Mrs. Marjorie Ji. H. R. 5198, act for relief of Marjorie B. Marable. Approved

Aug. 7. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 843.)
Marine Engine Works & Shipbuilding Corporation. H. R. 1322, act for relief of Marine
Engine Works and Shipliuilding Corporation, Tarpon Springs, Fla. Approved July 26,
1946. 1 p. (Private law 783.)
Martin, Charles. H. R. 4375, act for relief of Charles Martin. Approved Aug. 7, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 835.)
Maryland Sanitary Manufacturing Corporation. H. R. 4616, act for relief of Maryland
Sanitary Manufacturing Corporation, Baltimore, Md. Approved July 29, 1946. 1 p.
(Private law 793.)
Mason, Edward A. H. R. 3209, act for relief of Edward A. Mason. Approved Aug 7,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 827.)
Materials Handling Machinery Co., Inc. H. R. 4860, act for relief of Materials Handling
Machinery Company, Incorporated. Approved Aug. 9, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 890.)
Matteson, David M. H. R. 1345, act for relief of David M. Matteson. Approved July 25,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 735.)
Mealer, Jasper A. H. R. 5053, act for relief of estate of Jasper A. Mealer. Approved

July 29, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 794.)
Miami herald. S. 2292, act for relief of Miami herald. Key West citizen, and Miami

daily news. Approved Julv 10, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 713.)
Miller, Warren M. H. R. 5288, act for relief of Warren M. Miller. Approved Aug. 8,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 883.)
Mills, Frederic P. L. S. 1314, act for relief of Frederic P. L. Mills. Approved July

12, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 727.)
Mitchell, James E. H. R. 3341, act for relief of J. E. and Minerva Mitchell and Rosie

Monroe. Approved July 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 762.)
Mitchell, William. S. 881, act authorizing President of United States to award post-
luimonslv, in name of Conirress, J^Iedal of Honor to William Mitchell. Approved
Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 884.)
Moore, Mrs. Milliccnt. H. R. 5848, act for relief of Mrs. Millicent Moore. Approved

Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 879.)
Morris, William H. S. 2015. act for relief of William H. Morris. Approved July 10,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 714.) ^

Muzzall, James L. H. R. 1151, act for relief of lesral guardian of James Lemuel Muzzall.

Approved Julv 30, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 795.)
Napiorkowski, Felix. H. R. 2850. act for relief of Felix Napiorkowski. Approved Aug.

8, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 869.)
Newcomb, Walter R., sr. H. R. 4862. act for relief of Walter R. Newcomb, sr., Corbin
A. Newcomb, and Walter R. Newcomb, jr. Approved July 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private
law 766.)
Ncn-man, Conrad IT. H. R. 1788, act for relief of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Newman. Ap-
proved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 886.)
Nicholas, Ivor E. S. 1748, act for relief of Ivor E. Nicholas. Approved July 25, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 757.)
Oates, Willinm E. S. 78. act for relief of estate of William Edward Gates. Approved

Aug. 2, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 804.)
Ohio Valley General Hospital. H. R. 1957, .net for r(<lief of Ohio Valley General Hospital,
Wheeling Clinic. Rosetta Snyder, Virginia Barron, Paul II. Cope, and J. E. Ricketts.
Approved Julv 25, 1946. 1 f>- (Private law 737.)
Ohm. Clarence W. H. R. 5134, act for relief of Clarence W. Ohm. Approved Aug. 8,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 873.)
O'Malley. Jane. H. R. 4215, act for relief of Jane O'Malley. Approved July 25, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 764.)
Parker, Wai/ne. S. 1751, act for relief of Wayne Parker. Approved Aug. 1, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 801.)
Parrish. Edirin D. H. R. 1754, act for relief of Edwin Doyle Parrish. Approved
July 27, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 787.)

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Fatchell, U'lJiiam F., jr. II. 11. 3197, act for relief of William F. Patchell, jr. Ap-
proved Aug. 7, 194G. 1 p. (Private law 825.)
Payne, Clyde 0. 11. K. ;>210, act for relief of Clyde O. Payne. Approved Aug. 7, 1946.

1 p. (Private law S28.)
Pershing, John J. H. U. S944, act authorizing President of United States to award

special modal to John J. Pershing. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 831.)
Petertion, John E.' H. K. 0-172, act iqt relief of John K. Peterson, James M. Hiler,

Vivian Langomo, Floy Sibrie, and Ross Lee Brown. Approved July 25, 1946. 1 p.

(Private law 782.)
Phillipa, Mrs. Grace A. H. R. 5849, act for relief of Mrs. Grace A. Phillips. Approved

Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 852.)
Pixley, William A. H. U. 3023, act for relief of William A. Pixley. Approved July

27, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 790.)
Pollock, Johnnie \V. H. K. 3348, act for relief of legal guardian of Johnnie Pollock.

Approved July 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 744.)
Postal service. S. 2197, act for relief of certain postal employees. Approved July 10

1946. 1 p. (Private law 715.)
Postmasters. H. It. 5792, act for relief of certain postmasters. Approved July 26,

1948. 1 p. (Private law 786.)
Poultry Producers of Central California. H. R. 3484, act for relief of Poultry Producers

of Central California. Approved July 29. 1940. 1 p. (Private law 792.)
Proper, Wayne 0. S. 593, act for relief of Wayne C. Proper. Approved July 12, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 720.)
Rhodes, Harold II. S. 661, act for relief of Harold H. Rhodes. Approved July 24,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 730.)
Riley, Mrs. Opal. H. R. 5025, act for relief of Mrs. Opal Riley and Robert R. Riley.

Approved Julv 27, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 791.)
Robbins, Mrs. Bertha L. H. R. 5469, act for relief of Bertha Lillian Robbins and

Charles Robbins. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 849.)
Robbins, Mrs. Lcroy A. H. R. 1887, act for relief of Mrs. Leroy A. Robbins. Approved

Aug. 7, 1940. 1 p. (Private law 821.)
Sachwitz, Marvin P. H. R. 1002, act relief of Marvin Sachwitz. Approved Aug. 8,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 885.)
Saldana Agosto, Arcadio. H. R. 1797, act for relief of Arcadio Saldafia Agosto. Ap-
proved Julv 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 736.)
Schumacher, Willia7n A. H. R. 2269, act for relief of William A. Schumacher and Mag-
dalen M. Schumacher. Approved July 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 738.)
Seals, Carl H. S. 1912, act for relief of Carl H. Seals. Approved Jujy 11, 1946. 1 p.

(Private law 719.)
Sebald, Mrs. Edith F. de B. S. 1478, act to record lawful admission to United States

for permanent residence of Edith Frances de Becker Sebald. Approved Aug. 2, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 806.)
Shorey, Minnie P. H. R. 5050, act for relief of Minnie P. Shorey. Approved Aug. 8,

1940. 1 p. (Private law 882.)
Shropshire, Jim B. H. R. 2319, act for relief of J. B. Shropshire. Approved July

25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 740.)
Simpson, William J. S. 1051, act for relief of William J. Simpson and John R. Rogers,

sr. Approved July 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 716.)
Smith, Charles M. H. R. 4492, act for relief of Charles Marvin Smith. Approved

Julv 25. 1946. 1 p. (Private law 749.)
Smith, William T. H. R. 1631, act for relief of William Tolar Smith. Approved

Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 820.)
Southern Pacific Railroad. H. R. 3998, act to authorize Secretary of War to sell and

convey to Southern Pacific Railroad Company right-of-way and easenient for railroad

purposes across portion of Camp Cooke military reservation, Calif. Approved July

24, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 732.)

Spence, Mrs. Sybel. S. 933, act for relief of estate of Sybel Spence. Approved July 11,
1946. 1 p. (Private law 722.)

Standard Dredging Corporation. H. R. 3065, act for relief of Standard Dredging Cor-
poration. Approved July 31, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 797.)

Stapleton, C. Benjamin. S. 1905, act for relief of estate of C. Benjamin Stapleton.
Approved July 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 720.)

Stone, Mrs. Mae M. H. R. 5538, act for relief of Mae Maxine Stone. Approved July

25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 774.)

Superior Coach Corporation. H. R. 1673, act for relief of Superior Coach Corporation.
Approved July 26, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 784.)

Sweat, F. B. H. R. 5541, act for relief of F. B. Sweat. Approved July 25, 1946. 1 p.
(Private law 775.)

Teekell, Arlis E. S. 1852, act for relief of legal guardian of Arlis Earl Teekell. Ap-
proved July 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 718.)

Tennenbaum, Moses. H. R. 2485, act for relief of Moses Tennenbaum. Approved Aug. 7,
1946. 1 p. (Private law 823.)

Thompson, Duane N. S. 1549, act for relief of legal guardian of Duane N. Thompson.
Approved Aug. 1, 1946. 1 p. {Private law 799.)

Thompson, James. H. R. 3543, act for relief of Elmer D. Thompson and legal guardian
of James Thompson. Approved Aug. 2, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 811.)

Thompson, Samuel R. H. R. 6161. act for relief of legal guardian of Samuel Roscoe
Thompson. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 855.)

Thompson, Warren H. H. R. 3857. act for relief of Warren H. Thompson and Madeline
Parent. Approved July 25, 1940. 1 p. (Private law 745.)

Tomlinson, Mrs. Lela M. H. R. 3742, act for relief of Burgess C. Moore, as adminis-
trator of Lela May Tomlinson, and as legal guardian of Kay Tomlinson and Larry
Max Tomlinson. Approved Aug. 10, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 892.)

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Tomlinson Church of Ood. H. R. 5258, act granting renewal of patent numbered

113,244, dated Feb. 7, 1939, relatins to flag of [Tomlinson] Church of God. Ap-
proved July 11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 724.)
Torrent, John. H. R. 1860, act to authorize Secretary of Interior to issue duplicate

of Porterfleld scrip certificate numbered 53 to Musltegon Trust Company, Muskegon,

Mich., as a trustee of John Torrent trust. Approved Aug. 9, 1946. 1 p. (Private

law 888.)
Towers, Chatham M. H. R. 3455, act for relief of Chatham M. Towers. Approved

July 27, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 789.)
Triplett, Gicynn C. S. 1569, act for relief of Gwynn C. Triplett, and for other pur-
poses. Approved July 12, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 725.) [S. 1569 also provides

for crediting accounts of T. J. Bright and B. S. Wells for certain payments made to

Gwynn C. Triplett.]
Tucker, Martin A. H. R. 3855, act for relief of Martin A. Tucker and Emma M.

Tucker. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 830.)
Vhrmann, Frederick. S. 1773, act for relief of Frederick Uhrmann. Approved July

11, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 717.)
Vtinsky, Mrs. Margaret M. H. R. 6213, act for relief of Margaret Utinsky. Approved

July 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 781.)
Ward, Mrs. Minnie J. H. R. 4673, act for relief of Mrs. Minnie Jenkins Ward. Ap-
proved Julv 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 765.)
Watson Airfotos, Inc. H. R. 5847, act for relief of Watson Airfotos, Incorporated.

Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 851.)
Wei.ss, T)axnd. H. R. 5261, act for relief of David Weiss. Approved Aug. 7, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 844.)
Western Union Telegraph Co. H. R. 4917, act for relief of Western Union Telegraph

Companv. Approved July 24, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 731.)
Whilden, Inert. H. R. 5093, act for relief of Albert Whilden. Approved Aug. 7, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 841.)
White, Mrs. Alice 8. H. R. 4114, act to authorize Secretary of Interior to sell certain

land of Alice Scott White on Crow Indian Reservation, Mont. Approved Aug.

7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 832.)
Wilkinson, James IT. S. 1573, act for relief of James H. Wilkinson. Approved Aug.

2, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 807.)
Williams, E. D. H. R. 247, act for relief of E. D. Williams. Approved July 25, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 758.)
Williams, John W., jr. H. R. 1459. act for relief of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Williams, Jr.

Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 819.)
Willis, Loyal P. H. R. 4406, act for relief of Loyal F. Willis. Approved Aug. 8, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 871.)
Wilson, Hiram H. H. R. 5463, act for relief of Hiram H. Wilson. Approved Aug. 8,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 876.)
Wiseman, Mrs. Susan 8. H. R. 2287, act for relief of Susan S. Wiseman. Approved

July 25, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 739.)
Wolfington, Mrs. Jessie. H. R. 5372, act for relief of Jessie Wolfington. Approved

Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 847.)
Wrifiht. Desmark. S. 1733, act for relief of Desmark Wright, estates of Alberta

Wright, Desmark Wright, jr., and Harold Evans, and legal guardians of Bobby

Dennis Wright and Irvin Lee Wright. Approved Aug. 2, 1946. 1 p. (Private

law 812.)
Wright, Harry. H. R. 4686, act for relief of estate of Harry Wright. Approved Aug.

7, 1946. 1 p. (Private law 838.)
Yoakam, Etta. H. R. 5806, act for relief of Etta Yoakam. Approved July 25, 1946.

1 p. (Private law 778.) . , . ,

Zerweck, Louise R. H. R. 1850, act for relief of Louise Zerweck. Approved Aug. 1,

1946. 1 p. (Private law 802.)

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intendent of Documents, Washington 25, D. C, at a subscription price of $3.00 a ses-
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no. 490, State Department, no. 492, Navy Department, no. 493, District of Columbia,
no. 515, War Department, no. 518. Treasury Department, no. 521, Appropriations, no.
548, Prices, no. 549, Labor Department, no. 572, Railroad employees, no. 585, Atomic
power, no. 601, Congress, no. 719, Social and economic security, no. 724, Foreign service,
and no. 731, Farms, which see below, are 10c.

Absecon Light, N. J. H. R. 6023, act providing for conveyance to Atlantic City, N. J.,
of lighthouse property [known as Absecon Light] at Atlantic City, for public use.
Approved Aug. 9, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 714.)
Agricultural credit. H. R. 6477, act to amend sec. 32 of emergency farm mortgage
act of 1933, as amended, and sec. 3 of Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation act, as
amended, and for other purposes Approved July 12, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 505.)
Agricultural research. H. R. 6932, act to provide for further research into basic laws
and principles relating to agriculture and to improve and facilitate marketing and
distribution of agricultural products. [Approved Aug. 14, 1946.] 11 p. (Public
law 733.)
Alaska. H. R. 1497, act to amend subsec. 9 (a) of act to prevent pernicious political
activities, as amended [so as to permit employees of United States Government, In-
cluding Alaska Railroad employees, who reside in municipalities along line of Alaska
Railroad to participate in local political matters involving municipal governments
only]. Approved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 684.)

H. R. 5800, act to authorize school districts in Alaska to issue bonds for school

construction. Approved July 24, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 538.)

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Alhantf, N. T. S. 23.'?2, act to provide that unexpendofl procpeds from sale of 50-cont
pieces colnerl In conimpmnioration of 250tli anniversary of foundlnf: of Albany, N. Y.,
may be paid into general fund of such city. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Public
law 65."?.)

Allefihetni River. H. R. 4100, act praiiting consent of ConRress to Pennsylvania Rail-
road Companv to construct railroad bridcre across Alleprheny River at or near Warren,
Pa. Approved Auc 7, 1940. 1 p. r Public law G21.)

IT. R. 70."?0, act jrrantinp consent of Congress to Pennsylvania to construct toll

brldfre acfoss Allesheny River, between point In or near borough of Tarentum, in
county of Allegheny, and point near boundary of New Kensington and Lower Burrel
Township, in Westmoreland County, Pa. Approved Aug. 7, 1940. 1 p. (Public
law 640.'»

American Antarctic AnKociatinn, Inc. S. 2291, net to authorize Secretary of Navy lo
transfer vessel to American Antarctic Association, Incorporated. Approved Julv 24,
1940. 1 p. (Public law .5.31.)

American Lenion. S. 189.3, act to amend act incorporating American Legion 80 as to
redefine eligibility for membership therein. Approved .July 9, 1946. 1 p, (Public
law 495.)

Anchoraqe, .llaitlca. H. R. 5112, act to authorize Anchorage, Alaska, to issue bonds for
purposes of constructing, reconstructing, improving, extending, bettering, renairing,
equipping, or acquiring public works of permanent cJiaracter, and to provide for pay-
ment thereof. FApproved ,Tuly 20. 1940.1 4 p. (Public law 5.51.)

Aporopriations. II. J. Res. .390. joint resolution making additional appropriations,
fiscal year 1947. f Approved Aug. 8. 1940.] 10 p. ( Public law 66.3.) •

H. R. 0885, act making appropriations to sujiply deficiencies in appropriations

for fiscal ye:ir 1946 and prior liscal years, to provide supplemental appropriations for
fiscal vear 1946, to provide appropriations for fiscal vear 1947, and for other purposes.
[Approved .July 2.3, 1940.1 .30 p. f Public Inw 521.)

Arm;/. S. 2400. act to provide .Tdditional inducements to citizens of United States
to mnke career of military or naval service. [Approved Aug. 10, 1946.] 5 p.
f Public law 720.)

Arrest. H. R. 380, act to amend Inw relating to authority of certain employees of
Immigration and Natur.nlization Service to make arrests without warrant in certain
cases and to search vehicles within certain areas. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 61.3.)

Atomic power. S. 1717, act for development and control of atomic energy, [Approved
Aug. 1. 1946.1 22 p. (Public law 585.) IS. 1717 establishes an Atomic Energy
Commission and a .Toint Committee on Atomic Energy.]

Bear Rirrr. H. R. 4701, act granting consent of Congress to Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming
to negotiate and enter into comnact for division of waters of Bear River and its
tributaries. Afmroved July 24. 1940. 1 n. (Pi'Wic law 537.)

Becker, Gtistar. S. J. Res. 4, joint resolution authorizing erection on public grounds
in Snrinirerville. Ariz., of memorial to Gustav Becker. Approved July 29, 1946. 1 p.
fPuhlic law 500.)

Beifjhtler, Robert S. R. 2480. act authorizing anpointment of Robert vSprague Bei.ghtler
as permanent brigadier general of the line of Regular Army. Approved Aug. 8, 1946.
1 p. (Public law 081.)

Benning. Fort. S. 2300, act to authorize Secretary of War to grant Georgia Power
Company 100-foot perpetual easement across land in Alabama constituting portion
of militarv reservation designated as Fort Benning, Ga. Approved Aug. 9, 1946.
1 p. (Public law 710.)

BituminouH Coal Division. H. R. 2523, act to provide for lump-sum payment of com-
pensation for accumulated leave and current accrued annual leave to certain officers
and emnlovees [of Bituminotis Coal Division of Interior Dennrtmentl. and authorizing
apnropriation of funds for that purpose. Approved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Public law
680.)

Bo>uierille project. S. 1510. act to amend sec. 12 of Bonneville project act, as amended
[bv giving Attornev General supervision in litigation arising out of said act]. Ap-
proved Julv 26. 1940. 1 p. (Public law 550.)

Books. H. R. 0455, act to amend act to provide books for adult blind [fo ns to
increase annual appropriation]. Approved Aurr. 8. 1940. 1 p. CPnblic law 001.)
[Part of this appropriation is to be expended for sound-reproduction records known
ns talking books and for maintenance and replacement of Government-owned talking
hook machines.]

Burial. S. 706, act to amend Veterans regulation no. 9 (a), as amended, so as to in-
crease limit of amounts payable thereunder in connection with funeral and burial of
deceased veterans. Approved .July 24. 1946. 1 n. (Public law 529.)

Calcasieu River. H. R. 6222, act to extend times for commencing and completing con-
struction of bridcre across Calcasieu River at or near Lake Charles, La. [by Louisiana].
Approved July 24. 1940. 1 p. rPublic law 542.)

Canton. 8. Dak. S. 2420. act providing for conveyance to Canton, S. Dak., of Canton
Insane Asvlum. located in Lincoln Countv, S. Dak. Approved Aug. 12, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 72.3.)

Capitol. S. 2405, act to define area of Capitol grounds, to regulate use thereof, and for
other purposes. [Approved July .31. 1946.1 4 P. (PuMie law 570.)

Castle Clinton National Monument. H. R. 5125, act to est.-iblish Castle Clinton National
Moni'ment in cit^v nf New York. .^T1nl•nvod .\ii'r. 12. lO^n 1 n. rPuhlic I'^w 7''1.)

Castle Neck. H. R. 5932, act providing for conveyance to Ipswich. ^lass., of lighthouse
propertv at Castle Neck, for public use. Approved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Public
law 600.)

Chemical Corps. R. 2375, act to change name of Chemical Warfare Service to Chemical
Corps. Approved Au". 2. 1946. 1 p. fPubT" law R07.)

Chester Ranrje Front Linht, Pa. H. .T. Res. 370. joint resolution granting property
[former site of Chester Range Front Light] to Pennsvlvanla and relinquishing juris-
diction therein. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 646.)

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China. H. R. 5356, act to provide assistance to Republic of China in augmenting and

maintaining naval establisliment. Approved July 10, 1940. 1 p. (Public law 512.)
Citizenship. H. R. 388, act to amend sec. 201 (g) of nationality act of 1940 (54 Stat.

1138-39; 8 U. S. C. 601) [so as to preserve citizenship of infant children born abroad

to our servicemen who are under 21 .years of age at time of lurch of child]. Approved

July 31, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 571.)

H. R. 434, act to provide for expeditious naturalization of former citizens of

United States who have lost L'uiied Slates citizensuip through voting in political
election in country nut at war with United Status during 2d World War. Approved
Aug. 7, 1940. 1 p. (Public law 614.)

Civil service pensiuns. 11. R. 3492, act to amend further civil service retirement act,
approved May 29, 1930, as amended L relative to withholding of retirement funds
from certain former hscal othcers J. Approved July 27, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 55a.)

H. R. 4651, act to amend sec. 0 of civil service retirement act of May 29, 1930, as

amended [so as to continue annuity rights of persons retired on disability who recover
but cannot secure reemployment J. Approved July 24, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 536.)

II. R. 4718, act to amend civil service retirement act of May 29, 1930, as amended,

to provide annuities for certain olhcers and employees who have rendered at least
25 years of service. Approved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 688.)

H. R. 5831, act to include heads of executive departments and independent agen-
cies within purview of civil service retirement act of May 29, 1930. Approved July
24, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 540.)

H. R. 6o73, act to amend sec. 0 of civil service retirement act of May 29, 1930,

as amended [so as to permit annuitant thereunder to receive also payment under
employees compensation act for death of another person]. Approved July 27, 1946.

1 p. (Public law 557.)

Claims. S. 2247, act to permit Secretary of Navy to delegate authority to compromise
and settle claims against United States caused by vessels of Navy or in naval service,
or for towage or salvage services to such vessels. Approved Aug. 2, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 595.)

S. 2S49, act to permit Secretary of Navy to delegate authority to compromise

and settle claims for damages to property under jurisdiction of Navy Department.
Approved Aug. 2, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 598.)

Coast Guard. H. R. 6057, act to amend act of July 11, 1919 (41 Stat. 132), relating to
interchange of property between Army and Navy, so as lo include Coast Guard within
its provision. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 627.)

H. K. 0428, act making appropriations for Coast Guard, Treasury Department,

fiscal year 1947. [Approved July 12, 1946.] 4 p. (Public law 504.)

S. 2i:56, act to amend servicemen's readjustment act of 1944 [so as to authorize

Secretary of Treasury to appoint boards to review discharges or dismissals of former
personnel of Coast Guard when that service is operating under Treasury Department].
Approved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 675.)

Coiumbia Kiver. S. 2318, act to amend act of May 11, 1938, for conservation of fishery
resources of Columbia River [so as to permit Interior Department to enter into
agreements with Oregon, Washington, and Idaho, for coordinated action relative
thereto]. Approved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 676.)

Congress. S. 2177, act to provide for increased efficiency in legislative brarfch of the
Government. [Approved Aug. 2, 1946.] 45 )). (Public law 601.)

Cotton. II. J. Res. 336, joint resolution relating to cotton marketing quotas under
agricultural adjustment act of 1938, as amended. Approved July 24, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 544.)

H. R. 4769, act to amend sec. 5 of act authorizing Secretary of Agriculture to

collect and publish statistics of grade and staple length of cotton. Approved .\ug. 8,
1946. 1 p. (Public law 689.)

Court comini.'<si oners. S. 344, act to prescril)e and furnish to United States Commis-
sioners standard forms and dockets and to furnish United States Code and seal.
Approved July 10, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 497.)

S. 345, act concerning method of payment of compensation of United States

commissioners. Approved July 10, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 498.)

S. 346, act to amend sec. 21 of act of May 28, 1896 (29 Stat. 184, 28 U. S. C,

sec. 597), prescribing fees of United States commissioners. [Approved Aug. 1, 1946.]

2 p. (Public law 582.)

Crime and criminals. S. 342, act to amend sec. 5296 of Revised statutes, as amended,
relating to discharge of indigent convicts for nonpayment of fines [so as to permit
said convicts to make application to warden for release after 30 days' service].
[Approved July 10, 1946. J 2 p. (Public law 496.)

S. 496, act to make it criminal offense for certain escaped convicts to travel from

ono State to another. Apiiroved Aug. 2, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 591.)

Cumberland River. H. R. 7046, act to revive and reonact act granting consent of
Congress to State Highway Commission, Kentucky, to construct toll bridge across
Cumberland River at or near Burkesville, Ky. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 642.)

Dams. H. R. 6324. act to amend and supplement Federal-aid road act of July 11, 1916,
as amended and sui>pleniented, to pi-ovide for design and construction of dams so that
they will serve as foundations for higliway bridges, to provide for design and con-
struction of highway bridges upon and ;icross such dams, to authorize granting of
easements and rights-of-way in connection therewith, and for other purposes.
[Approved July 29, 1946.] 3 p. (Public law 562.)

Decatur Countu, Ind. H. R. 3988, act for relief of Decatur County, Ind. Approved
July 27, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 556.)

Dedication Day. H. J. Res. 35, joint resolution designating Nov. 19. 1946, anniversary
of Lincoln's Gettysburg address, as Dedication Day. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 645.)

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Delaware River. H. R. 6285, act authorizing Delaware, by and through Its State High-
way Department, to construct toll bridge across Delaware River near Wilmington,
Del. [Approved July 13, 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 507.)

Dea Moines River. H. R. 6081, act granting consent of Congress to Iowa State Highway
Commission to construct free highway bridge across Des Moines River at or near
Eddyville, Iowa. Approved July 24, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 524.)

Dietitians. S. 1489, act to authorize payment for accumulated and accrued annual
leave to female dietitians and physical-therapy aides whose civilian appointments
were terminiited pursuant to sec. 4 of act of Dec. 22, 1942 (56 Stat. 1073). Approved
July 11, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 500.)

District of Columbia. H. R. 541, act authorizing and directing commissioners of
District of Columbia to construct 2 four-lane bridges to replace existing 14th Street
or Highway Bridge across Potomac River. [Approved July 16, 1946.] 2 p. (Public
law 518.)

H. R. 4410, act to amend act to authorize commissioners of District of Columbia

to mal£e regulations to prevent and control spread of communicable and preventable
diseases [so as to give health authorities right to forcibly detain persons known to
be infected with or suspected of being carriers of disease]. [Approved Aug. 8, 1946.]
5 p. (Public law 664.)

H. R. 5756, act for retirement of public-school teachers in District of Columbia.

[Approved Aug. 7, 1946.] 8 p. (Public law 624.)

H. R. 5928, act to name bridge located on New Hampshire Avenue, Washington,

D. C, over Baltimore and Ohio Railroad traclis, Charles A. Langley Bridge. Approved
Aug. 7. 1946. 1 p. (Public law 625.)

H. R. 5933, act to authorize and direct Board of Public Welfare of District of

Columbia to establish and operate in public schools and other suitable locations
system of nurseries and nursery schools for day care of school-age and under-
school-age children. [Approved July 16, 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 514.)

H. R. 5970, act to permit members and stockholders of charitable, educational,

and religious associations incorporated in District of Columbia to vote by proxy or
by mail. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 626.)

H. R. 5990, act making appropriations for Government of District of Columbia

and other activities chargeable against revenues of such District, fiscal year 1947.
[Approved July 9, 1946.] 26 p. (Public law 493.)

H. R. 6516, act to increase salaries of Metropolitan Police, United States Park

Police, White House Police, and members of Fire Department of District of Columbia.
Approved July 5, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 491.)

H. R. 6859, act to amend sec. 121 of act to establish code of law for District of

Columbia, as amended, to authorize appointment of 3 additional deputies for register
of wills. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 637.)

H. R. 7109, act to amend sec. 6 of Public law numbered 516, 79th Congress,

approved July 16, 1946 [authorizing and directing commissioners of District of
Columbia to construct 2 four-lane bridges to replace existing 14th Street or Highway
Bridge across Potomac River]. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 643.)

H. R. 7126, act to amend sec. 2 of act of July 16, 1946 (Public law 514, 79th

Congress), relating to establishment and operatiton in District of Columbia of nurs-
eries and nursery schools, so as to permit payment of compensation for services
rendered after June 30, 1946, and prior to enactment of such act. Approved Aug.
7, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 644.)

S. 223, act to provide for establishment of modern, adequate, and eflBcient hospital

center in District of Columbia. [Approved Aug. 7, 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 648.)

S. 1426, act to provide for replanning and rebuilding of slum, blighted, and

other areas of District of Columbia and assembly, by purchase or condemnation, of
real property in such areas and sale or lease thereof for redevelopment of such area
in accordance with said plans, and to provide for organization of, procedure for,
and financing of such planning, acquisition, and sale or lease, and for other purposes.
[Approved Aug. 2, 1946.] 14 p. (Public law 592.) [S. 1426 establishes the Dis-
trict of Columbia Redevelopment Land Agency.]

S. 2125, act to amend act to establish code of law for District of Columbia, ap-
proved Mar. 3, 1901, and acts amendatory thereof and supplementary thereto [rela-
tive to qualifications of jury commissioners]. Approved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Public
law 674.)

S. 2142, act to provide for 2 heads of departments of military science and

tactics In public schools of District of Columbia. Approved July 29, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 561.)

S. 2234, act to amend District of Columbia unemployment compensation act, to

provide for unemployment compensation in District of Columbia [relative to com-
putation of unemployment compensation tax rate by purchasers of established busi-
nesses]. [Approved July 11, 1946.] 3 p. (Public law 501.)

S. 2307, act to provide that every Saturday shall be holiday for banks and

building and loan associations in District of Columbia. Approved July 13, 1946.
1 p. (Public law 508.)

S. 2352, act to authorize increases in salary rates of teachers, school officers,

and other employees of Board of Education of District of Columbia whose pay Is
fixed and regulated by District of Columbia teachers' salary act of 1945, as amended.
Approved July 31, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 568.)

S. 2359, act to close office of recorder of deeds on Saturdays. Approved Aug.

2, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 606.)

S. 2408, act to amend act of Feb. 9, 1907 [to define term "registered nurse" and

to provide for registration of nurses in District of Columbia], as amended, with
respect to certain fees. Approved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 678.)

9. 2479, act to amend act to regulate within District of Columbia sale of milk,

cream, and Ice cream [so as to amend definition of word "pasteurized"]. Approved
Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 680.)

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District of Columbia — Continued

S. 2498, act to provide for fire protection of Government and private property

In and contiguous to waters of District of Columbia. Approved Au^. 8, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 682.)

S. J. Res. 84, joint resolution authorizing erection in District of Columbia of

statue of Nathan Hale. Approved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 683.)

Eagle County, Colo. H. R. 0840, act to authorize exchange of land in Eagle County,
Colo. Approved July 26, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 553.)

Educational facilities. S. 2083, act to amend title 5 of act to expedite provision of
housing in connection with national defense, as amended, to authorize Federal works
administrator to provide needed educational facilities, other than housing, to educa-
tional institutions furnishing courses of training or education to persons under title 2
of servicemen's readjustment act of 1944, as amended. [Approved Aug. 8, 1946.]
2 p. (Public law 697.)

Employee training. S. 2477, act to authorize Veterans' Administration to reimburse
State and local agencies for expenses incurred in rendering services in connection with
administration of certain training programs for veterans, and for other purposes.
[Approved Aug. 8, 1946.] 3 p. (Public law 679.) [S. 2477 also relates to subsis-
tence allowances for veterans taking on the job training or educational courses while
gainfully employed.]

Employers' liability and workmen's compensation. S. 1561, act to amend act entitled
"Compensation for injury, death, or detention of employees of contractors with United
States outside United States," as amended, for purpose of making 100 per centum
earning provisions effective as of Jan. 1, 1942. [Approved Aug. 7, 1946.] 2 p.
(Public law 650.)

Enemy property. H. R. 6890, act to amend 1st war powers act, 1941 [relative to admin-
istration of alien property]. [Approved Aug. 8, 1946.] 6 p. (Public law 671.)

Farm labor. H. R. 6828, act to provide for continuance of farm labor supply program
up to and Including June 30, 1947. Approved Aug. 9, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 707.)

Farms. H. R. 5991, act to simplify and improve credit services to farmers and promote
farm ownership by abolishing certain agricultural lending agencies and functions, by
defining lending powers of Secretary of Agriculture, by authorizing Government insur-
ance of loans to farmers, by creating preferences for loans and insured mortgages to
enable veterans to acquire farms, by providing additional specific authority and direc-
tions with respect to liquidation of resettlement projects and rural rehabilitation
projects for resettlement purposes, and for other purposes. [Approved Aug. 14, 1946.]
20 p. (Public law 731.) [H. R. 5991 abolishes the Farm Security AdministratioD
and provides for creation of a Farmers' Home Administration.]

S. 704, act to authorize Secretary of Agriculture to continue administration of

and ultimately liquidate Federal rural rehabilitation projects, and for other purposes.
Approved July 30, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 563.) [S. 704 provides for preferential
disposition to veterans of World War II and to present occupants of all such lands
as are suitable for farm units.]

Federal credit unions. H. R. 6372, act to amend Federal credit union act. [Approved
July 31, 1946.] 3 p. (Public law 574.)

Fishing vessels. H. R. 4842, act to amend act of Apr. 29, 1943, so as to afford prefer-
ence for veterans in acquiring certain vessels [suitable for use in fisheries or indus-
tries related thereto]. Approved Aug. 10. 1946. 1 p. (Public law 716.) [H. R.
4842 includes as veterans holders of certificates for substantially continuous service in
merchant marine.]

H. R. 5552, act relating to sale hv United States of surplus vessels suitable for

fishing. Approved Aug. 10, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 717.)

Flathead Indians. H. R. 6983, act conferring jurisdiction upon Court of Claims to hear,
examine, adjudicate, and render judgment in any and all claims which Confederated
Sallsh and Kootenai Tribes of Indiiins of Flnthead Reservation in Montana, or any
tribe or band thereof, may have against United States. [Approved July 30, 1946.] 2
p. (Public law 566.)

Foreign service. H. R. 5244, act to authorize appointment of additional foreign service
oflicers in classified grades. [Approved July 3. 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 488.)

H. R. 6627, act for acquisition of buildings and grounds in foreign countries for

use of Government of United States. Approved Julv 25, 1946. 1 p. (Public law
547.)

H. R. 6967, act to improve, strengthen, and expand foreign service of United

States and to consolidate and revise laws relating to its administration. [Approved
Aug. 13, 1946.] 47 p. (Public law 7'_'4.)

Fort Lauderdale, Fla. S. 2419, act to amend further act of Apr. 6, 1938. as amended,
authorizing Secretary of Treasury to exchange sites at Miami Beach. Fla.. for Coast
Guard purposes [relative to sale or exchiinge of site at Fort Lauderdale, Fla.].
Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 655.)

Oeophysics. H. R. 6486, act to autliorize appropriation for establishment of geo-
physical institute at University of Alaska. [Approved Julv 31, 1946.] 2 p. (Public
law 580.)

George Washington Memorial Parkway. S. 2286, act to amend act for acquisition,
establishment, and development of Oeorsre Washington Memorial Parkway along the
Potomac from Mount Vernon and Fort Washington to Great Falls, and to provide for
acquisition of lands in District of Columbia and Maryland and Virginia requisite to
comprehensive park, parkwav, and plavground svstem of National Capital. Approved
Aug. 8. 1946. 1 p. (Public law 699.)

Glacier National Park. H. R. 7020, act to provide for acquisition bv exchange of non-
Federal property within Glacier National Park. Approved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 695.)

Government corporations. H. R. 6777, act making appropriations for Government cor-
porations and independent executive agencies, fiscal vear 1947. [Approved July 20,
1946.] 12 p. (Public law 519.)

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Gorernment offices. H. R. 6533, act to authorize certain administrative expenses In
Government service, and for other purposes. [Approved Aug. 2, 1946.] 7 p. (Pub-
lic law 600.)

Ooiernmcnt ofpciaU and employees. H. R. 2716, act to provide health programs for
Government emi)lo.vees. Approved Auk. 8, 194t!. 1 p. (Public law 658.)

H. R. 4720. act to amend act of Dec. 7, 1044, relating to certain overtimg com-
pensation of civilian employees of United States. Approved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 065.)

H. R. 5590, act to provide for uniform administration of efficiency ratings. Ap-
proved July "•!. 1940. 1 p. (Public law 581.)

n. R. 6532, act to provide method for payment in Government establishments

of overtime, leave, and holiday compensation on basis of nisht rates, jtursuant to
decisions of comptroller general. [Approved July 31, 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 575.)

IT. R. 6903. act to provide benefits for certain employees of United States who

are veterans of World War II and lost opportunity for probational civil-service appoint-
ments by reason of their service in armed forces of United States. Approved July 31,
1946. 1 p. (Public law 577.)

Grand River Dam .\uthoritii. H. R. 5508, act to authorize return of Grand River Dam
project to Grand River Dam Authority and adjustment and settlement of accounts
between the Authority and United States. [Approved July 31, 1946.] 2 p. (Pub-
lic law 573.)

Great Britain. S. J. Res. 138, joint resolution to implement further purposes of Bretton
Woods agreements act by authorizing Secretary of Treasury to carry out agreement
with United Kingdom. Approved July 15, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 509.)

Great Lakes. IT. R. 6148, act to exempt certain vessels [operating between American
and Canadian ports on Great Lakes] from filing passenger lists. Approved Aug. 7,
1946. 1 p. (Public law 628.)

Guam IsJand. S. 1460, act authorizing rehabilitation on island of Guam. Approved
Aug. 1, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 583.)

S. 2246, act to authorize Secretary of Navy to acquire in fee or otherwise certain

lands and rights in land on island of Guam. Approved Aug. 2, 1946. 1 p. (Public
law 594.)

Half dollar. H. R. 2377, act to authorize coinage of 50-cent pieces of commemoration of
100th anniversary of admission of Iowa into the Union as State. Approved Aug. 7,
1946. 1 p. (Public law 612.)

H. R. 0528, act to authorize coinage of 50-cent pieces to commemorate life and

perpetuate* ideals and teachings of Booker T. Washington. Approved Aug. 7, 1946.
1 p. (Public law 610.)

Hawaii. H. R. 3361. act to amend par. (1) of sec. 73 of Hawaiian organic act, as
amenddl [relative to fulfillment of conditions of purchase of land]. Approved Aug. 7,
1946. 1 p. (Public law 616.)

H. R. 6918, act to provide emergency relief for victims of seismic waves which

struck Hawaii [and aid toward repair of war and seismic wave damage to roads
in Hawaii]. [Approved August 8. 1946.] 3 p. (Public law 694.)

Hilo, Ilaicaii. H. R. 6610, act to waive certain restrictions of Hawaiian organic act,
relating to land exchansres, for acquisition of lands at Hilo, Hawaii. Approved Aug.
7, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 632.)

Eopeicell Villaoe National lJii>ior\c Site. H. R. 3533, act to authorize revisions in
boundary of Hopewell Village National Historic Site, Pa. Approved July 24, 1946.
1 p. (Public law 532.)

Hospitals. S. 191. act to amend Public Health Service act to authorize grants to States
for surveying their hosi)itals and public health centers and for planning construction
of additional facilities, and to authorize grants to assist in such construction.
[.Approved Aug. 13. 1046.] 11 p. (Public law 725.) [S. 191 establishes the
Federal Hospital Council.]

Hunter, Wis. H. R. 6141, act to provide funds for cooperation with school board of
Hunter school district for construction and equipment of new school building in
Hunter, Wis., to be available to both Indian and non-Indian children. Approved
Aug. 8. 1946. 1 p. (Public law 667.)

Immigration. H. R. 4844. act to place Chinese wives of .American citizens on nonquota
basis. Approved Aug. 9. 1946. 1 p. (Public law 713.)

Income tar. H. R. 7052, act to amend Internal revenue code [relative to exclusion of
income from discharge of indebtedness and to extension of time for claiming credit
or refund with respect to war losses]. Approved Julv 31, 1946. 1 p. ^Public law
578.)

Indian Affairx Office. H. R. 4386. act to facilitate and simnlify administration of
Indian affairs. Approved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 687.)

Indian Claims Commission. H. R. 4497, act to create Indian Claims Commission, to
provide for powers, and functions thereof, and for other purposes. [Approved Aug.
13, 1946.1 8 p. (Public law 726.)

Indians. H. R. 2586, act to authorize leasing of Indian lands situated -within State
of Washington for business and other purposes. Approved Aug. 9, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 702.)

Insurance. S. 1235, net to authorize use of funds of any tribe of Indians for insurance
premiums [for personal-injury and property-damage insurance .nnd other forms of
public'liability insurance]. Approved Aug. 2. 1946. 1 p. (Public law 602.)

Interstate commerce. H. R. 32. act to amend act to protect trade and commerce
atrainst interference bv violence, threats, coercion, or intimidation, approved June
18, 1934. [Approved July 3, 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 486.)

Irrigation projects. S. 115 act to modify sec. 4 and 2'"t of permanent appropriation
repeal act. 1934. with reference to certain funds collected in connection with opera-
tion of Indian service irrigation projects. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Public
law 647.)

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Judges. S. 141, act to clarify law leltiting to filling of 1st vacancy occurring in office
of district judge for eastern district of Pennsylvania, and to provide for appoiutuient
of additional district judge for eastern, middle, and western districts of Pennsylvania.
Approved July 24. 194C. 1 p. (Public law 528.)

S. 920, act to fix salaries of certain judges of United States. Approved July 31,

1946. 1 p. (Public law 567.)

. S. 1801, act authorizing appointment of additional judge for district of Delaware.

Approved Julv 24, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 530.)

Keetoowah Cherokee Indians. H. K. 341, act relating to status of Keetoowah Indians
of Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma, and for other purposes, and authorizing conveyance
of Seger Indian School to Chevenne and Arapaho Indians of Oklahoma. Approved
Aug. 10, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 715.)

Labor Department. H. R. 6739, act making appropriations for Department of Labor,
Federal Securitv Agencv, and related independent agencies, fiscal year 1947. [Ap-
proved July 26," 1946.] 25 p. (Public law 549.)

Lampreys. H. J. Res. 366, joint resolution authorizing and directing director of Fish
and Wildlife Service of Department of Interior to investigate and eradicate predatory
sea lampreys of Great Lakes. Approved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (I'ublic law 672.)

Larceny. H. R. 4180, act to amend law relating to larceny in interstate or foreign
commerce [so as to combine crime of embezzlement with that of larceny and make
entire law applicable also to air transportation]. [Approved July 24, 1946.] 2 p.
(Public law 534.)

Lewiston Orchards project. S. 2372, act to authorize Secretary of Interior to con-
struct Lewiston Orchards project, Idaho, in accordance with Federal reclamation
laws. Approved July 31, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 569.)

Life insurance. H. R. 6371, act to amend certain provisions of national service life
insurance act of 1940, as amended. [Approved Aug. 1, 1946. J 10 p. (Public law
589.)

Marine Band. H. R. 5641, act to authorize attendance of Marine Band at national
convention of United Spani.-^h War Veterans to be held in Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 4-10,
1946. Approved July 16, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 513.)

Marine insurance. H. R. 1519, act relating to marine insurance in case of certain
employees of War Department who suffered death, injury, or other casualty prior to
Apr. 23. 1943, as result of marine risks. Approved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Public
law 685.)

Medals. S. 2236, act providing for medal for service in merchant marine during present
war. Approved Aug. 8. 1946. 1 p. (Public law 698.)

Mental diseases. H. R. 4512, act to amend Public Health Service act to provide for
research relating to psychiatric disorders and to aid in development of more effective
methods of prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of such disorders, and for other
purposes. [Approved July 3, 1946.] 6 p. (Public law 487.) [H. R. 4512 estab-
lishes the National Advisory Mental Health Council and authorizes construction of
buildings and facilities to be known as the National Institute of Mental Health.]

Merchant Marine Academy, Kings Point. H. R. 1751, act to authorize course of in-
struction at Merchant Marine Academy to be given to not exceeding 12 persons at
a time from American republics other than United States. Approved Aug. 9, 1946.
1 p. (Public law 701.)

H. R. 5380, act to provide for conferring of degree of bachelor of science upon

graduates of Merchant Marine Academy. Approved Aug. 9> 1946. 1 p. (Public
law 705.)

Merchant Marine TTonnrahle F^ervice Button. H. R. 6488. act to amend act to provide
for issuance of devices in recognition of services of merchant sailors [so as to make
improper dealings in respect to Merchant Marine Honorable Service Button criminal
offense]. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 631.)

Meteorolofiy. H. R. 6030, act to amend civil neronautios act of 1938, as amended, so
as to improve international collnboratiou with respect to meteorology. [Approved
Aug. 8, 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 691.) [H. R. 6030 places upon the Weather
Bureau the responsibilitv for such improvement.]

Miles City. Mont. H. R. 6896, act to grant to Miles City, Mont., land in Custer County,
Mont., for industrial and recreational purposes and as museum site. [Approved
Aug. 8, 1946.] 3 p. (Public law 693.)

Military Academy, ^^'est Point. S. 2020, act granting right-of-way at revised location
to West Shore Railroad Company, New York Central Railroad Company, lessee,
across portion of military reservation at West Point. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 651.)

Mines and mineral resources. H. R. 4562, act to insure preservation of technical and
economic records of domestic sources of ores of metals and minerals. Approved
Aug. 13, 1946. 1 p. (Pul)lic law 728.) [H. R. 4562 provides for transfer of all
such records to the Mines Bureau when other agencies no longer have use for them.]

Mississippi River. H. R. 6004, act to provide authorization for Cahokia, 111., to con-
struct toll bridge across Mississippi River at or near Cahokia, 111. [Approved Aug.
2, 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 608.)

11. R. 6953, act atitliorizing East St. Louis. 111., to construct toll hridcre across

Mississippi River at or near iioint between Delmar Boulevard and Cole S'treet in
St. Louis. Mo., and point opposite thereto in East St. Louis, III. [Approved Aug. 7,
1946.] 2 i>. (Public law 639.)

S. 2310, act to further extend times for commencing and completing construc-
tion of bridge across Mississippi River at or near Friar Point, Miss., and Helena,
Ark. fbv Arkansas-Mississippi Bridge Commission], Approved Aug. 2, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 605.)

Missouri River. H. R. 6515, act to amend act authorizing Nebraska-Iowa Bridge Cor-
poration to construct bridge across Missouri River between Washington County,
Nebr., and Harrison County, Iowa. [Approved July 24, 1946.] 2 p. (Public law
543.)

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Public law 485-733, 79th Congress — ContlDued

National air museum. H. R. 5144, act to establish a national air museum. [Approved
Auk. 12. 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 722.)

National Elk Refuge- S. J. Res. 160, joint resolution to amend act of Mar. 22, 1946,
for iHirpose of correctinp desi-ription of small parcel of land [now Included within
boundaries of National Elk Refuse, Wvo.] authorized to be conveyed to Wyoming
by such act. Approved .July 11, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 502.)

National Jorcittit. H. R. 6298, act to protect and facilitate use of national-forest lands
in township 2 north, range 18 west, Ohio River survey, township of Elizabeth, county
of Lawronce, Ohio [by exchange of other forest lands for reserved mineral rights
to lands within said area draining into Lake Vesuvius]. Approved Aug. 8, 1946.

1 p. (Public law 668.)

National Park Service. H. R. 6629, act to provide basic authority for performance of
certain functions and activities of National Park Service. [Approved Aug. 7, 1946.]

2 p. (Public law 6:«.)

Naval Acadeinv, AnapoUs. H. R. 5640, act to reestablish status of funds of midship-
men's store, barber shop, cobbler shop, and tailor shop at Naval Academy. Approved
July 26, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 552.)

S. 225.3, act to further amend act of Jan. 16, 1936, as amended, to provide for

retirement and retirement annuities of civilian members of teaching staff at Naval
Academy and Postgraduate School, Naval Academy. [Approved Aug. 2, 1946.] 2 p.
(Public law 596.)

Naval education. S. 2304, act to provide for training of officers for naval service, and
for other purposes. [Approved Aug. 13, 1946.1 6 p. (Public law 729.)

Naval Research Office. H. R. 5911, act to establish Office of Naval Research in De-
partment of Navy, to plan, foster, and encourage scientific research in recognition
of its paramount importance as related to maintenance of future naval power, and
preservation of national security, to provide within Department of Navy single office,
which, by contract aud otherwise, shall be able to obtain, coordinate, and make avail-
able to all bureaus and activities of Department of Navy, world-wide scientific in-
formation and necessary services for conducting specialized and imaginative research,
to establish Naval Research Advisory Committee consisting of persons preeminent
in fields of science and research, to consult with and advise chief of such Office In
matters pertaining to research. [Approved Aug. 1, 1946.] 3 p. (Public law 588.)

Naval Rcierve. H. R. 7039, act to further amend sec. 304 of Naval Reserve Act of
1938, as amended, so as to grant certain benefits to naval personnel engaged In
training duty prior to official termination of World War II. Approved Aug. 7, 1946.
1 p. (Public law 641.)

Nav}/ Department. H. R. 6496, act making appropriations for Navy Department and
naval service, fiscal year 1947. [Approved July 8, 1946.] 23 p. (Public law 492.)

S. 1917, act to enact certain provisions now included in naval appropriation act,

[fiscal year] 1946. [Approved Aug. 2, 1946.] 9 p. (Public law 604.)

Officers, Army. H. R. 6817, act to provide for appointment of additional commissioned
officers in Regular Army. Approved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 670.)

OTiio River. H. R. 6065, act authorizing Indiana State Toll Bridge Commission to
construct toll bridge or free bridge across Ohio River at or near Cannelton, Ind.
Approved July 24, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 541.)

H. R. 6899, act to authorize Indiana State Toll Bridge Commission to construct

toll bridge or free bridge across Ohio River at or near Lawrenceburg, Ind. [Approved
Aug. 7. 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 638.)

Oklahoma. H. R. 3593, act relating to disposition of public lands of United States
situated in Oklahoma between Cimarron base line and north boundary of Texas.
Api'roved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 617.)

Ord, Fort. H. R. 4484, act relating to construction and maintenance 'of building and
improvements for banking purposes on Fort Ord military reservation, Calif, [by
Monterev County Trust and Savings Bank]. Approved July 24, 1946. 1 p. (Public
law 535.)

Paintings. S. J. Res. 186, joint resolution to provide for transfer of painting. First
fight of ironclads. Monitor and Merrimac. now stored in Capitol Building, to custody
of Naval Academy. Approved Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 700.)

Panama Canal. H. R. 3748. act to amend act to provide for recognition of services of
civilian officials and employees, citizens of United States, engaged in and about con-
struction of Panama Canal, approved May 29, 1944 [so as to make term "citizens of
United States" include those who, through naturalization, became citizens on or
before that date]. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 619.) [The act of
May 29, 1944. provides annuities for certain employees of Isthmian Canal Commission
and Panama Railroad Company.]

Patent Office. H. R. 4080, act to authorize commissioner of patents to designate exam-
iners to serve temporarily as examiners in chief. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 620.)

Patents. H. R. 5223, act to extend temporarily time for filing applications for patents,
for taking action In Patent Office with respect thereto, for preventing proof of acts
abroad with respect to making of invention. [Approved Aug. 8, 1946. ] 5 p. (Pub-
lic law 690.)

H. R. 5311, act to amend Revised statutes, 4921 (U. S. C. A., title 35, Patents,

sec. 70), providing that damages [in patent-infringement suits] be ascertained on
basis of compensation for infringement. [Approved Aug. 1, 1946.] 2 p. (Public
law 587.) , , ,

Pay, allowances, etc. H. R. 4051. act to grant to personnel of armed forces equal
treatment in matter of leave. [Approved Aug. 9, 1946.] 6 p. (Public law 704.)

Peanuts. H. J. Res. 359, joint resolution relating to peanut marketing quotas under
agricultural adjustment act of 1938, as amended. Approved July 24, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 545.) , , , ,

H. R. 5958, act to amend agricultural adjustment act of 1938, as amended [rela-
tive to acreage allotment for peanuts]. Approved July 26, 1946. 1 p. (Public
law 554.)

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Penaacola reservoir. H. R. 3058, act to authorize use of certain lands of United States
[now used for purposes of Seneca Indian S'chool] for flowage in connection with
providing additional storage space in Pensacola reservoir of Grand River Dam project
in Oklahoma, and for other purposes. Approved Aug. 9, 1946. 1 p. (Public law
712.)

Pensions. H. R. 3908, act to provide Increased pensions to members of Regular Army,
Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard who become disabled by reason of their
service therein during other than a period of war. [Approved Aug. 8, 1946.] 2 p.
(Public law 659.)

H. R. 5148, act to provide for payment of pension or other benefits withheld

from persons for period they were residing in countries occupied by enemy forces
during World War II. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 622.)

H. R. 6811, act relating to veterans' pension, compensation, or retirement pay

during hospitalization, institutional or domiciliary care, and for other purposes.
[Approved Aug. 8, 1946.] 3 p. (Public law 662.)

H. R. 6900, act to grant Increased service pensions in certain Spanish-American

War cases [including Boxer Rebellion and Philippine insurrection 1 not included in
recent legislation providing increases to other Spanish-American War veterans and
their dependents. Approved An?. 7. 1946. 1 p. (Public law 611.)

S. 1578, act to clarify terms "compensation" and "pension" under laws admin-
istered by Veterans' Administration. Approved July 9, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 494.)

S. 2100, act to remove limitations on amount of death compensation or pension

payable to widows and children of certain deceased veterans. Approved Aug. 8, 1946.
1 p. (Public law 673.)

Petroleum. S. 1236, act to amend mineral leasing act of Feb. 25, 1920, as amended, in
order to promote development of oil and gas on public domain. [Approved Aug. 8,
1946.] 9 p. (Public law 696.)

Petroleum refineries. S. 680, act to encourage and protect oil refineries not having
their own source of supply for crude oil by extending preference to such refineries
in disposing of royalty oil under mineral lands leasing act. Approved July 13, 1946.
1 p. (Public law 506.)

Philadelphia National Shrines Park Commission. H. R. 2851, act to provide for in-
vestigating matter of establishment of national park in old part of Philadelphia, for
purpose of conserving historical objects and buildings therein. [Approved Aug. 9,
1946.] 3 p. (Public law 711.) [H. R. 2851 creates the Philadelphia National
Shrines Park Commission for purpose of investigating establishment of Philadelphia
National Shrines Park.]

Philippine Islands. H. J. Res. 321, joint resolution to authorize making of settlement
on account of certain currency destroyed at Fort Mills, Philippine Islands. [Ap-
proved July 27, 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 559.)

S. 2210, act to provide for return of certain securities to Philippine Common-
wealth Government. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 652.) [S. 2210
provides for return of certain securities to the Republic of the Philippines.]

9. 2259, act to amend Philippine rehabilitation act of 1946 for purpose of making

clerical correction. Approved Aug. 2, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 597.)

S. 2345, act to provide for retention by United States Government or its agencies

or instrumentalities of real and personal property within the Philippines now owned
or later acquired and for administration of trading with the enemy act, as amended.
In the Philippines, subsequent to independence. [Approved July 3, 1946.] 3 p.
(Public law 485.)

S. 2348, act to authorize continuance of acceptance by Treasury of deposits of

public moneys from Philippine Islands. Approved Aug. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Public
law 654.)

Post Office Department Library. H. R. 6721, act to authorize Postmaster General to
accept gifts and bequests for benefit of library of Post OfQce Department. Approved
Aug. 8, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 669.)

Postage. H. R. 5560, act to fix rate of postage on domestic air mail. Approved Aug.
14, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 730.)

Postmasters. H. R. 6642, act for relief of certain postmasters. Approved Aug. 7, 1946.
1 p. (Public law 634.)

Prices. H. J. Res. 371, joint resolution extending effective period of emergency price
control act of 1942, as amended, and stabilization act of 1942, as amended. [Ap-
proved July 25, 1946.] 17 p. (Public law 548.) [H. J. Res. 371 establishes the
Price Decontrol Board, and places control of prices on agricultural commodities upon
the Secretary of Agriculture. It also contains provisions relating to subsidies,

Provides for termination of price control and stabilization acts not later than June
0, 1947, and abolishes the Office of Price Administration as of that date.]
Railroad employees. H. R. 1302, act to amend railroad retirement acta, railroad unem-
ployment insurance act, and subchap. B of chap. 9 of Internal revenue code. [Ap-
proved July 31, 1946.] 24 p. (Public law 572.)

H. R. 3420, act to provide for refunds to railroad employees in certain cases, so

as to place the various States on equal basis, under railroad unemployment insurance
act, with respect to contributions of employees. Approved Aug. 2, 1946. 1 n.
(Public law 599.)

Raw materials. S. 752, act to amend act of June 7, 1939 (53 Stat. 811), as amended,
relating to acquisition of stocks of strategic and critical materials for national
defense purposes. [Approved July 23, 1946.] 5 p. (Public law 520.)

Real estate. H. R. 6702, act to clarify rights of former owners of real property to
reacquire such property under surplus property act of 1944. [Approved Aug. 7,
1946.] 2 p. (Public law 635.) [H. R. 6702 provides also for reinstatement of
leasehold covering Chamberlin Hotel, Fort Monroe, Old Point Comfort, Va.]

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Reconstruction Finance Corporation. S. J. Kes. 156, joint resolution to extend succes-
sion, lending powers, and functions of Reeonstruetion Finance Corporation. Ap-
proved Aug. 7, 1!M0. 1 p. (Public law tjott.) [S. J. Res. 156 provides for a sec-
ondary market for veteran loans guaranteed under provisions of servicemen's readjust-
ment aet of 1944, and autliorizes tlie Reconstructitm Finance Corporation to extend
credit to the Republic of tlie Philippines.]

Reports. II. R. 25(i4, act to discontinue certain reports now required by law. [Ap-
proved Aug. 7, l'J40.] 7 p. (Public law 015.)

Rio Grande. II. R. 0406, act authorizing Texas, acting tlirough State Highway Com-
mission of Texas, to construct free bridire across Rio Grande at or near Del Rio, Tex.
Approved Aug. 2, 1940. 1 p. (Public law 0u9.) [H. R. 6406 also authorizes Texas
to accpiire existing toll bridge across Rio Grande at or near Del Rio.]

11. R. 0751, act authorizing Gus A. Guerra to construct toll bridge across Rio

Grande at or near Rio Grande City, Tex. [Approved July 31, 1946.] 2 p. (Public
law 570.)

Rivers. H. R. 0407, act autliorizing construction, repair, and preservation of certain
public works on rivers and harbors, and for other purposes. [Approved July 24,
1940.] 8 p. (Public law 525.)

• II. R. 0507, act authorizing construction of certain public works on rivers and

liarbors for flood control. [Approved July 24. 1940.1 14 p. (Public law 520.)

Sailors. H. R. 3973, act to amend act to provide reemployment rights for persons who
leave their positions to serve in merchant marine, approved June 23, 1943 (57 Stat.
102), and for other purposes. [Approved Aug. 8, 1940.] 3 p. (Public law 660.)
[II. R. 3973 also provides reemployment rights for civilian employees of War Depart-
ment In Army Transport Service.]

H. R. 6203, act to amend act of June 23, 1943. so as to authorize inclu.sion of

periods of education and training in Army Transportation Corps civilian marine school
as service in merchant marine [in computing service for purposes of establishing
reemployment riglits]. Approved Aug. S, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 692.)

St. Louis River. H. R. 6889. act to extend times for commencing and completing con-
struction of toll bridge across St. Louis River between Minnesota and Wisconsin
[from point in St. Louis County, Minn., to point in Douglas County, Wis., by Duluth,
Minn.], and for other purposes. Approved July 24. 1940. 1 p. (Public law 527.)

Sal-onnet Rircr. S. 2030. act granting consent of Congress to Rhode Island to construct
free highway bridge across Sakonnet River between Tiverton and Portsmouth in
Newport County. R. I. Approved Auc. 2. 1946. 1 d. (Public law 593.^

San Francisco, Calif. H. R. 3703. act for relief of city and county of San Francisco.
Approved Ault. 7. 1940. 1 p. (Public law 618.)

Santa Rosa Island Xational Monument. H. R. 4486, act to abolish Santa Rosa Island
National Monument and to provide for conveyance to Escambia County, Fla., of that
portion of Santa Rosa Island which is under" jurisdiction of Department of Interior.
Approved July 30, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 564.)

School attendance. H. R. 2893, act to amend act of Feb. 15. 1929 [relative to com-
pulsory school attendance by Indian children]. Approved Aug. 9, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 703.)

Shore protection. H. R. 2033, act authorizing Federal participation in cost of pro-
tecting shores of publicly owned propertv [against erosion bv waves and currents].
Approved Aug. 13, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 727.)

Silver. H. R. 4590. act to authorize use bv ii;dustrv of silver held or owned by United
States. Approved July 31, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 579.)

Social and economic securitu. H. R. 7037, act to amend social securitv act and Internal
revenue code, and for other purposes. [Approved Aug. 10, 1946.] 17 p. (Public
law 719.)

Soil conservation. H. R. 0459, act to extend period within which Secretary of Agricul-
ture may carry out purposes of soil conservation and domestic allotment act by
making payments to agricultural producers. Approved Julv 25, 1946. 1 p. (Public
law 546.)

State Department. H. R. 6056. act making appropriations for Departments of State,
Justice, Commerce, and the judiciarv, fiscal year 1947. [Approved July 5, 1946.]
.39 p. (Public law 490.)

Suoar. H. R. 6689. act to extend, for additional year, provisions of sugar act of 1937,
as amended, and taxes with respect to sugar. Approved July 27, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 558.)

Summit Lime Co. S. 1002. act to confirm title to certain railroad-grant lands located
in county of Kern. Calif, [to Summit Lime Company, successor in interest of Southern
Pacific Railroad Company]. Approved Aug. 2, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 603.)

Surfjeons. S. 2401. act to amend act of May 4. 1898 (30 Stat. 369). as amended, to
authorize the President to appoint 250 "actin? assistant surgeons for temporary
service [in Medical Corps of Navyl. Approved Aue. 8. 1946. 1 p. (Public law 677.)

Surnlus pronertii. H. R. 6408. act to authorize War Shipping Administration and
Maritime Commission to make available certain surnlus propertv to certain maritime
academies. Approved Autr. 7, 1946. 1 p. (Public l.nw 630.)

S. 1636, act to amend surplus property act of 1944 to designate Department of

State as disposal agency for surplus property outside continental United States, Its
Territories and possessions, and for other purposes. [Approved Aug. 1. 1946.1 2 p.
(Public l.Tw 584.) fS. 10.*^6 authorizes appointment of n Board of Foreign Scholar-
ships and provides intellectual exchanires between United States and other countries.]

Susquehanna River. H. R. 5537. act granting conseut of Congress to Pennsylvania to
construct free hishwav bridge across Susquehanna River at point between borough of
Plymouth. In Plvmouth Townshin. and Hanovpr Township, in countv of Luzerne, Pa.
Approved .\\\r. 7. 1940. 1 p. (Public law 623.1

Sirnn Txland. H. J. Res. 3(i4. joint resolution to provide for establishment of interna-
tional animal quarantine station on Swan Island, and to permit entry therein of
animals from anv country and subsenuent Importation of such animals into other
parts of United States. Approved July 24, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 522.)

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Trade-marks. H. K. 1G54, act to provide for re;ristration and protection of trade-marks

used in commerce, to carry out provisions of certain international conventions, and

for other purposes. [Approved July 5, 1946.] 22 p. (Public law 489.)
■ H. R. 3424, act to permit renewal of certain trade-mark registrations after

expiry thereof. Approved July 17, I'.lKi. 1 p. (Public law 517.)
Treasury Deitartment. H. R. 5452, act making appropriations for Treasury and Post

Office Departments, fiscal year 1947. [Approved July 20, 1946.] 20 p. (Public

law 518.)
Trophies. S. 1547, act to provide for disposition of vessels, trophies, relics, and

material of historical interest by Secretary of Navy. [Approved Aug. 7, 1946.]

2 p. (Public law 649.)

S. 174(i. act to govern distribution of war trophies and devices. [Approved

July 16, 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 510.)

Tug Fork. H. R. 6223, act to authorize highway departments of Kentucky and West
Virginia to construct free highway bridge across Tug Fork of Big Sandy Kiver at
or near William.'^on, W. Va. Approved Aug. 7, 1940. 1 p. (Public law 629.)

Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs. H. R. 6646, act to establish office of
Under Secretary of State for Ecouomic Affairs. Ai)proved Aug. 1, 1946. 1 p. (Public
law 590.)

United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Oroanization. H. J. Res. 305,
joint resolution providing for mcinliership and participation by United States- in
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, and authorizing
appropriation therefor. [Approved July 30, 1946.] 3 p. (Public law 505.) [H. J.
Res. 305 provides for establishment of a National Commission on Educational, Scien-
tific, and Cultural Cooperation.]

Veterans. S. 294, act to authorize administrator of veterans' affairs to furnish upon
reimbursement basis certain benefits, services, and supplies to discharged members
of military or naval forces of any nation allied or associated with United States in
World War II in consideration of reciprocal services extended to United States.
Approved July 11, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 499.)

Veterans Administration. H. R. 5020, act to authorize Veterans' Administration to
appoint and employ retired officers without affecting their retired status. Approved
Aug. 10, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 718.)

• S. 2099, act to authorize administrator of veterans' affairs to accept gifts,

devises, and bequests in behalf of general post fund for use of veterans, and for sale
and conveyance of any such property under certain circumstances and covering
of proceeds thereof into post fund. [Approved July 16, 1946.] 2 p. (Public law
511.)

Vetei-ans' canteen service. II. R. 6836, act to establish and provide for maintenance
and operation of veterans' canteen service in Veterans' Administration. [Approved
Aug. 7, 1946.1 3 p. (Public law 030.)

Vocational education. S. 619, act to amend act of June 8, 1936, relating to vocational
education, so as to provide for further development of vocational education in the
several States and Territories. [Ai)proved Aug. 1, 1946.] 4 p. (Public law 586.)

Wabash River. H. R. 6041, act authorizing Indiana to construct free highway bridge
across Wabash River at or near Montezuma, lud. Approved July 24, 1946. 1 p.
(Public law 523.)

Wadsicorth, Kcv. S. 1979, act to eliminate restriction on number of lots which may
be acquired by settlers in town site of Wadsworth, Nev. Approved July 11, 1946.
1 p. (Public law 503.)

War contracts. S. 1477, act to authorize relief in certain cases where work, supplies,
or services have been furnished for the Government under contracts during war.
[Approved Aug. 7, 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 657.)

War Department. H. R. 6837, act making appropriations for militarv establishment,
fiscal year 1947. [Ai)proved Julv 10. 1946.] 28 p. (I'ublic law 515.)

Wildlife. H. R. 3821, act to amend sec. 4 and 8 of act of Sept. 2, 1937, as amended
[relative to wildlife restoration]. Api)roved July 24, 1946. 1 p. (Public law 533.)

H. R. 6097, act to amend act of Mar. 10, 1934, to promote conservation of wild-
life, fish, and game [so as to coordinate activities]. [Approved Aug. 14, 1946.]

3 p. (Public law 732.)

Wind Cave National Park. H. R. 7004, act to revise boundaries of Wind Cave Na-
tional Park in South Dakota. [Approved Aug. 9, 1946.] 2 p. (Public law 708.)

Wmnipesaukee, Lake. H. R. 5820, act relating to mail service on Lake Winnepesaukee,
N. H. Approved July 24. 1946. 1 p. ( Public law 539. )

Wo7nen's Army Axixiliary Corps. S. 1500, act to amend service extension act of 1941,
as amended, to extend reemployment benefits to former members of Women's Army
Auxiliary Corps who entered Women's Army Corps. Approved Aug. 9, 1946. 1 p.
(Public Inw 709.)

Yakima Reservation. H. R. 6165, act to nrovide for preparation of membership roll
of Indians of Yakima Reservation, Wash. [Approved Aug. 9, 1946.] 2 p. (Public
law 706.)

CONFERENCE COMMITTEES

Appropriations. First supplemental appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947, con-
ference report to accompany H. J. lies. 390; submitted by Mr. Cannon of Mis-
souri. Aug. 1, 194G. 4 p. (H. rp. 2725, 79tli Cong. 2d sess.) t

Atomic energy act of 1940, conference report to accompany S. 1717 [for develop-
ment and control of atonuc energy] ; .submitted by Mr. May. July 25. 194(3.
13 p. (H. rp. 2670, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [S. 1717, as here reported, establishes
an Atomic Energy Commission and a Joint Committee on Atomic Energy.] t
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Bennett, Joseph E. Joseph E. Bennett, conference report to accompany H. R.
2091 [for relief of Joseph E. Bennett] ; submitted by Mr. Hedrick. July 24, 1946.
2 p. ( H. rp. 2044, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Bond, Karl E. Karl E. Bond, conference report to accompany H. R. 783 [for
relief of Karl E. Bond] ; submitted by Mr. Fernandez. Aug. 1, 1946. 2 p.
(H. rp. 2717, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Circuit Courts of Appeals. Providing necessary officers and employees for Circuit
Courts of Appeals and District Courts, conference report to accompany H. R.
4230; submitted by Mr. Byrne of New Yorli. July 27, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2692,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Civil service pensions. Retirement for certain oflBcers and employees after 25
years of service, conference report to accompany H. R. 4718 [to amend civil
service retirement act of May 29, 1930, as amended, to provide annuities for cer-
tain officers and employees who have rendered at least 25 years of service] ;
submitted by Mr. Jackson. July 22, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2624, 79th Cong. 2d
sess.) t

Dacharry, Andre J. Andre Dacharry, conference report to accompany H. R. 2192
[for relief of Andre Dacharry] ; submitted by Mr. Combs. July 22, 1946. 2 p.
(H. rp. 2617, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Farms. Amending Bankhead-Jones farm tenant act to improve credit services
to farmers, conference report to accompany H. R. 5991 [to simplify and improve
credit services to farmers and promote farm ownership by abolishing certain
agricultural lending agencies and functions, by transferring assets to Farmers'
Home Corporation, by enlarging powers of Farmers' Home Corporation, by
authorizing Government insurance of loans to farmers, by creating preferences
for loans and insured mortgages to enable veterans to acquire farms, by pro-
viding additional specific authority and directions with respect to liquidation
of resettlement projects and rural rehabilitation projects for resettlement pur-
poses, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Cooley. July 27, 1946. 26 p.
(H. rp. 2683, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Committee recommends amendment of
H. R. 5991 by substitute and amendment of title to read : Act to simplify and
improve credit services to farmers and promote farm ownership by abolishing
certain agricultural lending agencies and functions, by defining lending powers
of Secretary of Agriculture, by authorizing Government insurance of loans
to farmers, by creating preferences for loans nnd insured mortgages to enable
veterans to acquire farms, by providing additional specific authority and direc-
tions with respect to liquidation of resettlement projects and rural rehabilita-
tion projects for resettlement purposes, and for other purposes. As amended
by the committee H. R. 5991 abolishes the Farm Security Administration and
provides for creation of a Farmers' Home Administration.] t
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Hospitals. Hospital survey and construction act, conference report to accompany
S. 191 [to amend Public Health Service act to authorize grants to States for
surveying their hospitals and public health centers and for planning construc-
tion of additional facilities, and to authorize grants to assist in such con-
struction] ; submitted by Mr. Bulwinkle. July 29, 1946. 14 p. (H. rp. 2697,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) [S. 191, as here reported, establishes the Federal Hospital
Council.] t
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Hospital survey and construction act, conference report to accompany S. 191

[to amend Public Health Service act to authorize grants to States for surveying
their hospitals and public health centers and for planning construction of addi-
tional facilities, and to authorize grants to assist in such construction] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Bulwinkle. July 31, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2711, 79th Cong. 2d
sess.) [S. 191, as here reported, establishes the Federal Hospital CounciL
Committee came to no agreement.] t

Indian Claims Commission. Creating Indian Claims Commission, conference
report to accompany H. R. 4497 ; submitted by Mr. Stigler. July 27, 1946. 9 p.
(H. rp. 2693, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Keetoowah Cherokee Indians. Relating to status of Keetowah Indians of Chero-
kee Nation in Oklalioma [and authorizing conveyance of Seger Indian School
to Colony union graded school district no. 1, Colony, Okla.], conference report
to accompany H. R. 341; submitted by Mr. Jackson. July 30, 1946. 3 p.
(H. rp. 2705, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Committee recommends amendment of
H. R. 341 by substitute, and amendment of title of bill to read : Act relating to
status of Keetoowah Indians of Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma, and for other
purposes, and authorizing conveyance of Seger Indian School to the Cheyenne
and Arapaho Indians of Oklahoma.] f

Oates, William E. Estate of William Edward Oates, conference report to accom-
pany S. 78 [for relief of estate of William Edward Oates] ; submitted by Mr.
Combs. July 24, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2645, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Panama Canal. Amending act providing for recognition of services of civilian
officials and employees, citizens of United States, engaged in and about con-
struction of Panama Canal [approved May 29, 1944, so as to make term "citizen
of United States" include those who, through naturalization, became citizens
on or before Dec. 7, 1941], conference report to accompany H. R. 3748 ; submitted
by Mr. Peterson of Florida. July 26, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2680, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) [The act of May 29, 1944, provides annuities for certain employees of
Isthmian Canal Commission and Panama Railroad Company.] t

Patent Office. Authorizing commissioner of patents to designate examiners of
Patent Office to serve as additional examiners in chief, conference report to
accompany H. R. 4080 ; submitted by Mr. Lanham. July 29, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp.
2695, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Committee recommends amendment of H. R. 4080
by substitute and amendment of title of bill to read : Act to authorize com-
missioner of patents to designate examiners to serve temporarily as examiners
in chief.] t

Patents. Extending temporarily time for filing applications for patents, for tak-
ing action in Patent Office with respect thereto, for preventing proof of acts
abroad with respect to making of invention, conference report to accompany
H. R. 5223; submitted by Mr. Lanham. July 29, 1946. 7 p. (H. rp. 2696,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Pay, allowances, etc. Armed forces leave act of 1946, conference report to accom-
pany H. R. 4051 [to grant to enlisted personnel of armed forces certain benefits
in lieu of accumulated leave] ; submitted by Mr. Thomason. July 30, 1946.
9 p. (H. rp. 2706, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Committee recommends amendment
of H. R. 4051 by substitute, and agrees to Senate amendment of title of bill
which reads: Act to grant to personnel of armed forces equal treatment in
matter of leave.] t

Petroleum. Amending mineral leasing act in order to promote development of
oil and gas on public domain, conference report to accompany S. 1236 ; submitted
by Mr. Peterson of Florida. July 25, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2009, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Postage. Rate of postage on air mail of 1st class, conference report to accom-
pany H. R. 5560 [to fix rate of postge on domestic air mail] ; submitted by
Mr. O'Brien of Michigan. Aug. 1, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2716, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Prices. Extension of emergency price control act and stabilization act, confer-
ence report to accompany H. J. Res. 371 [extending effective period of emer-
gency price control act of 1942, as amended, and stabilization act of 1942, as
amended] ; submitted by Mr. Spence. July 22, 1946. 35 p. (H. rp. 2629,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Committee recommends amendment of H. J. Res. 371
by substitute, which establishes the Price Decontrol Board, and places control
of prices on agricultural commodities upon the Secretary of Agriculture.
It also contains provisions relating to subsidies, provides for termination of
price control and stabilization acts not later than June 30, 1947, and abolishes
the Office of Price Administration as of that date.] t
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1048 GOA'ERNMENT PuBMCATIONS

Railroiida. Roorpiinization of railroafls, conference report to accompany S. 1253
[to enable dohtor railroad corporations expeditiously to effectuate reorganiza-
tions of their financial structures, to alter or modify their financial obligations,
and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Ilobbs. July 27, 1946. 15 p.
(H. rp. 2091. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Committee recommends amendment of
S. 12.")3 by substitute, and amendment of title of bill to read: Act to enable
debtor railroad corporations, whose properties during period of 7 years have
provided sufficient earnings to pay fixed charges, to effect a readjustment of
their financial structures, to alter or modify their financial obligations, and
for other purposes.] f
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Real estate. Clarifying rights of former owners of real property, etc., conference
report to accompany H. R. 0702 [to clarify rights of former owners of real
property to reacquire such property under surplus property act of 1944] ;
submitted by Mr. Manasco. July 25. 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 266S, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) [H. R. 6702 provides also for reinstatement of leasehold covering
Chamberlin Hotel, Fort Monroe, Old Point Comfort, Va.] t

Social and economic sccnritij. Social security act amendments of 1936 [1946],
conference report to accompany H. R. 7037 [to amend social security act and
Internal revenue code] ; submitted bv Mr. Doiighton of North Carolina. Aug.
1, 1946. 10 p. (H. rp. 2724, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 46-26901

Thomp>?o7}, James. Legal guardian of James Thompson, conference report to
accompany H. R. 3543 [for relief of legal guardian of James Thompson] ;
submitted by Mr. Combs. July 22. 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2618, 79th Cong. 2d
sess.) [Committee agrees to Senate amendment of title of bill which reads:
Act for relief of Elmer D. Thompson and legal guardian of James Thompson.] t

United Nations Ediicafional, S^rioitifir. and Cultural Orcjani-ation. Providing
for membership and participation by United States in United Nations Educa-
tional, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, and authorizing appropriation
therefor, conference report to accompany H. J. Res. 305 ; submitted bv Mr.
Bloom. July 23, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2636. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [H. J. Res.
305 provides for establishment of a National Commission on Educational,
Scientific, and Cultural Cooperation.] t

Veterans Administration. Authorizing Veterans' Administration to appoint and
employ retired oflScers without affecting their retired status, conference report
to accompany H. R. 5626: submitted by Mr. Durham. Aug. 2, 1946. 2 p.
(H. rp. 2726, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

EXECUTI\^ PAPERS, JOINT COMMITTEE ON DISPOSITION OF

Government offices. Disposing of sundry Dapers, report; submitted by Mr.
Elliott. July 19, 1946. 2 p. (H. i-p- 2587, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Disposing of sundry papers, report ; submitted by Mr. Elliott. July 23,

1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2637, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Disposing of sundry papers, report ; submitted by Mr. Elliott. July 25,

1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2061, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Selective service act as amended, contains laws of 65th, 76th, 77th, 7Sth [and
79th] Congresses [May 18, 1917-June 20, 1946] ; compiled by Elmer A. Lewis,
superintendent House Document Room. 1946. ii+65 p. * Paper, 15c.
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ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Ambrose, Martcnn R. Granting 6 months' .salary and funeral expenses to Mrs.
Agnes H. Hartman, mother of Martena R. Ambrose, late employee of the
House, report to accompany H. Res. 744 ; submitted by Mr. Elliott. July 26,
1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2676, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Surplus Property, Select Committee to Investigate Disposition of, House. Pro-
viding further funds for study and investigation regarding disposal of surplus
property autliorized by House resolution 385, report to accompany H. Res. 719;
submitted by Mr. Elliott. July 22, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2619, 79th Cong. 2d
sess.) t

AGBICULTtJRE COilMITrEE, HOTISE

Agricultural researcJi, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 6548 and
H. R. 6692 (H. R. 6932 reported), to provide for further research into basic
laws and principles relating to agriculture and to improve and facilitate mar-
keting and distributing of agricultural products, June 13-26, 1946. 1946.
iii+245 p. (Serial M.) * Paper, 35c. • Item 338 Y 4.Ag 8/1 : Ag 8/13

Garbage. Regulating garbage disposal, report to accompany H. R. 7101 [to pro-
tect American agriculture, horticulture, livestock, and public health by prohibit-
ing unauthorized importation into, or depositing in territorial waters of.
United States of garbage derived from products originating outside of con-
tinental United States! ; submitted by Mr. Phillips. July 25, 1946. 1 p. (H.
rp. 2665, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science. Authorizing Secre-
tary of Commerce to sell property in Michigan [located on campus of Michigan
State College of Agriculture and Applied Science] now occupied by Weather
Bureau and to acquire land in Michigan for erection of Weather Bureau sta-
tion, report to accompanv S. 1198 ; submitted by Mr. Poage. July 25, 1946.
2 p. (H. rp. 2660, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Nuts. Importation of nuts and other foodstuffs, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d
session. May 28- July 3, 1946. 1946. iii+88 p. (Serial N.) * Paper, 15c.

• Item 338 Y 4.Ag 8/1 : N 95

Rationing. Requesting Secretary of Agriculture to submit list of all commodities
rationed or allocated under hi.*^ jurisdiction, adverse report to accompany
H. Res. 721 ; submitted by Mr. Flannagan, July 31, 1940. 1 p. (H. rp. 2710,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

WooL Providing support for wool, report to accompany H. R. 6043 [to provide
support for wool, to amend agricultural marketing agreement act of 1937 by
including wool as commodity to which orders under such act are applicable,
to authorize Secretary of Agriculture to fix wool standards, and for other
purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Flannagan. July 25, 1946. 5 p. (H. rp. 2666,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
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APPROPRIATIONS COMMITrEB, HOUSE

Appropriations. Additional appropriations, fiscal year 1947, for sundry purposes,
report to accompany H. J. Res. 390 ; submitted bv Mr. Cannon of Missouri.
July 29, 1946. 8 p. (H. rp. 2694, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

— — Third deficiency appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1946, hearings before
subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session. 1946. ii+S57 p. il. * Paper, $1.25.

• Item 383

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War Department. ^Military establishment appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947,
hearings before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session. 1946. ii+1193 p.

• Paper, $2.00. • Item 339

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BANKING AND CURRENCY COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Philippine Isla^ids. Extending financial aid to Republic of the Philippines, re-
port to accompany H. J. Res. 388 ; submitted by Mr. Spence. July 26, 1946.
2 p. (H. rp. 2671, 79th Cong. 2(1 sess.) t

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Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Extension of Reconstruction Finance Cor-
poration, report to accompany S. J. Res. 156 [to extend succession, lending
powers, and functions of Reconstruction Finance Corporation] ; submitted by
Mr. Spence. July 25, 1946. 7 p. (H. rp. 2667, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [S. J. Res.
156, as here reported, provides for a secondary market for veteran loans guar-
anteed under provisions of servicemen's readjustment act of 1944.] f

CIVIL SERVICE COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 2d session, final calendar, Aug.
10, 1946 ; no. 7. 1946. 64 p. 4° t Y 4.C 49/1 : 79/2

Civil service pensions. Retirement after 25 years of service, hearings, 79th Con-
gress, 2d session, on H. R. 4718 and other related bills on retirement, Mav 23-
June 13, 1946. 1946. iv-f 122 p. * Paper, 20c. • Item 342
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CLAIMS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Agricultural Insurance Co. and others, report to accompany H. R. 6683 [for
relief of Agricultural Insurance Company and others] ; submitted bv Mr.
Keogh. July 24, 1946. 27 p. (H. rp. 2655, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Constant. Satnuel V. Col. S. Y. Constant, report to accompany S. 2369 [for
relief of S. V. Constant] : submitted by Mr. Combs. July 22, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp.
2622, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Davidson, Roy If. Roy M. Davidson, report to accompany S. 2260 [for relief of
Roy M. Davidson] ; submitted by Mr. Combs. July 22, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp.
2621, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Petrol Corp., report to accompany H. R. 6112 [for relief of Petrol Corporation] ;
submitted by Mr. Keogh. July 24, 1946. 18 p. (H. rp. 2656, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

Yell07c Cab Transit Co., Oklahoma City, report to accompany H. R. 6215 [for
relief of Yellow Cab Transit Company, Oklahoma City] ; submitted bv Mr.
Stigler. July 22, 1946. 7 p. (H. rp. 2623, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

COINAGE, 'WEIGHTS, AND MEASUBES COMMITTEE, HOUSE

AWany, N. Y. Relating to unexpended proceeds from sale of commemorative
coins, report to accompany H. R. 6513 [to provide that unexpended proceeds
from sale of 50-cent pieces coined in commemoration of 250th anniversary of
founding of Albany, N. Y., may be paid into general fund of such city] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. White. July 30, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2702, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

DISTBICrr OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Day nurseries. Salaries for employees of nursery schools, report to accompany
H. R. 7126 [to amend sec. 2 of act of July 16, 1946 (Public law 514, 79th Con-
gress), relating to establishment and operation in District of Columbia of
nurseries and nursery schools, so as to permit payment of compensation for
services rendered after June 30, 1946, and prior to enactment of such act] ;
sul)mitted by Mr. Healy. July 26, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2678, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

Jury Commission. Amending act to establish code of law for District of Colum-
bia [relative to qualifications of jury commissioners], report to accompanv S.
2125 ; submitted by Mr. Healy. July 26, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2674, 79th Cong-
2d sess.) t

Milk. Amending act to regulate within District of Columbia sale of milk, cream,
and ice cream [so as to amend definition of word "pasteurized"], report to
accompany H. R. 7114; submitted by Mr. Healy. July 26, 1945[1946]. 3 p.
(H. rp. 2677, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Municipal Court. Authorizing appointment of 3 additional judges of Municipal
Court of District of Columbia, prescribing qualifications of appointees to IMu-
nicipal Court and Municipal Court of Appeals, report to accompany S. 2374
[to authorize appointment of 3 additional judges of Municipal Court for Dis-
trict of Columbia and prescribe qualifications of judges of such Court] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Healy. JulySl, 194G. 5 p. (H. rp. 2709, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Recorder of deeds. Closing office of recorder of deeds on Saturdays, report to
accompany S. 2359; submitted by Mr. Healy. July 26, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp.
2675, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

EDUCATION OOMMITTEE, HOUSE

Vocational education act of 1946, report to accompany S. 619 [to amend act of
June 8, 1936, relating to vocational education, so as to provide for further
development of vocational education in the several States and Territories] ;
submitted by Mr. Harden. July 24, 1946. 15 p. (H. rp, 2658, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26775

EXECUTIVE AGENCIES, SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE, HOUSE

Federal Home Loan Bank Adtninistration. Report of Select Committee to In-
vestigate Executive Agencies, 10th intermediate report pursuant to H. Res.
88; [submitted by Mr. Smith of Virginia]. 1946. iii+34 p. (H. rp. 2G59, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) [Investigation of Federal Home Loan Bank Administration
relative to complaints of P^ederal Home Loan Bank of Los Angeles and Long
Beach Federal Savings and Loan Association.] t
L. C. card 46-26774

To investigate executive agencies, hearing, 79th Congress, 2d session, pur-
suant to H. Res. 88 : Complaints of Federal Home Loan Bank of Los Angeles
and Federal Savings and Loan Association of Long Beach against Federal
Home Loan Bank Administration. 1946. pt. 7, vii+273 p. * Paper, 40c.
• Item 380.
L. C. card 45-36241 T 4.Ex 3/4 : Ex 3/2/pt.7

EXPENDITURES IN EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions, Aug. 1, 1946;
[no. 6]. 1946. 56 p. 4» t Y 4.Ex 7/13 : 79/6

Government offices. Reorganization plans nos. 1, 2, and 3 of 1946, hearings, 79th
Congress. 2d session, on H. Con. Re.s. 151, H. Con. Res. 154, H. Con. Res. 155,
June 4-13, 1946. 1946. iii-f 341 p. 1 pi. ♦ Paper, oOc. • Item 350
L. C. card 46-26552 Y 4.Ex 7/13 : R 29/2

Reconstruction Finance Corporation, report [relative to audit of Corporation's
affairs] ; submitted by Mr, Manasco. July 31, 1946, 15 p. (H. rp. 2713, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Cancel: Mobilization of world's cancer experts, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d ses-
sion, on H. R. 4502, to authorize and request the President to undertake to
mobilize at some convenient place in United States adequate number of the
world's outstanding experts, and coordinate and utilize their services in supreme
endeavor to discover means of curing and preventing cancer. May 7, 8, 1946.
1946. iii+122 p. * Paper, 20c. • Item 352
L. C. card 46-26739 Y 4.F 76/1 : C 16/2

Decorations of honor. Acceptance of certain decorations from foreign Govern-
ments, report to accompany H. J. Res. 387 [granting permission to Thomas
Parran, Rolla E. Dyer, Howard F. Smith, Herbert A. Spencer, Vance B. Murray,
and Gilbert L. Dunnahoo to accept and wear certain decorations bestowed upon
them bv France, Cuba, Mexico, Chile, Finland, and Luang-Prabang] ; submitted
by Mr. Bloom. July 23, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2632, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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1052 Government Publications

Foreign relations. Interchange of knowledge and skills between people of United
States and peoples of other countries, hearings, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d ses-
sions, on H. R. 436S, to extend and broaden existing programs for interchange
of persons, knowledge, and skills between people of United States and peoples
of other countries, and on II. R. 4982, to enable Department of State more
effectively to carry out its responsibilities in foreign field by means of (a)
public dissemination abroad of information about United States, its people,
and its policies, and (b) promotion of interchange of persons, knowledge, and
skills between people of United States and peoples of other countries, Oct. 16,
1945-May 14, 1946. 1946. iv+216 p. * Paper, 30c. • Item 352
L. C. card 46-26720 Y 4.F 76/1 : K 76

Trvst Association of H. Kcmpner, report to accompany S. 334 [for relief of Trust
A.«;sociatlon of H. Kempner] ; submitted by Mr. Bloom. Aug. 1, 1946. 2 p.
(H. rp. 2719, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, showing status of all bills to date, 79th Congress,
July 20, 1946 ; no. 7. 1946. 68 p. large S» $ Y 4.1m 6/1 : 79/7

Kim, Peter. Peter Kim, report to accompany S. 1607 [to provide for naturaliza-
tion of Peter Kim] ; submitted bv Mr. Lesinski. July 27, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp.
2685, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Sebald, Mrs. Edith F. dc B. Edith Frances de Becker Sebald, report to accompany
S. 1478 [to record lawful admission to United States for permanent residence of
Edith Frances de Becker Sebald] ; submitted by Mr. Fisher. July 27, 1946.
2 p. (H. rp. 2684, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Menominee Mills. Additional payments to certain jobbers under timber-logging
contracts [with Menominee Mills] on Menominee Indian Reservation during
1984-35, report to accompany S. 1418 ; submitted by Mr. Jackson. July 30, 1946.
2 p. (H. rp. 2704, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Navajo Indiatis, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, statements on conditions
among Navajo tribe, Mar. 9 and May 15, 1&46. 1946. ii-|-34 p. * Paper, lOc.

• Item 354

L. C. card 46-26723 Y 4.1n 2/1 : N 22/2

INSULAR AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Philippine Islands. Authorizing continuance of acceptance by Treasury of de-
posits of public moneys from Philippine Islands, report to accompany S. 2348;
submitted by Mr. Bell. July 22, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2620, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

Providing for return of certain securities to Philippine Commonwealth

Government, report to accompany S. 2210; submitted by Mr. Bell. July 22,
1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2628, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Committee amended text of
S. 2210 to read Republic of the Philippines.] t

To provide for rehabilitation of Philippine Islands, hearings, 79th Con-
gress, 2d session, on ^. 1610, Feb. 26-Apr. 5, 1946. 1946. pt. 1, ii+ 1-210 p.
I S. 1610 establishes a Philippine War Damage Commission.] * Paper, 30c.

• Item 355

L. C. card 4&-26741 Y 4.1n 7/1 : P 53/2S/pt.l

INTEaJSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Allegheny River. Toll bridge across Allegheny River at or near boi-ough of
Tarentum and New Kensington, Pa., reiwrt to accompany H. R. 7030 [grant-
ing consent of Congress to Pennsylvania to construct toll bridge across Alle-
gheny River, between iwint in or near borough of Tarentum, in county of
Allegheny, and point near boundary of New Kensington and Lower Burrel
Township, in Westmoreland County, Pa.] ; submitted by Mr. Crosser. July
24, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2652, 79th Cong. 2a sess.) t

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Commerce Department. Assistant Secretaries of Commerce, Iiearings before
subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2(1 session, on H. R. 4871 and S. 1367 [bills to
provide for appointment of 3 additional Assistant Secretaries of Commerce, and
for other purposes], May 1-17, ]'J46. 1946. iii+SO p. [H. R. 4871 and S. 1367
both also provide that the functions of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce may be reassigned by the Secretary to the new Assistant Secretaries
or other otScers of Commerce Department.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 356
L. C. card 46-2G729 Y 4.1n 8/4 : C 73/7

Cnmlyerland River. Revive and reenact act granting consent of Congress to State
Highway Commission, Kentucky, to consti'uct toll bridge across Cumberland
River at or near Burkesville. Ky., report to accompany H. R. 7046; submitted
by Mr. Chapman. July 24, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2653, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Mississippi River. Further extending times for commencement and completion
of construction of toll bridge across I\Iississippi River at or near Friar Point,
Miss., and Helena. Ark. [by Arkansas-IMississippi Bridge Commission], report
to accompanv S. 2310; submitted by Mr. Harris. July 24, 194G. 6 p. (H. rp.
2649, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Toll bridge across Mississippi River at or near point between Delmar

Boulevard and Cole Street in St. Louis, Mo., and point opposite thereto in
East St. Louis, 111., report to accompany H. R. 6953 [authorizing East St.
Louis, 111., to construct toll bridpe across Mississippi River at or near point
between Delmar Boulevard and Cole Sti-eet in St. Louis, ]Mo., and point oppo-
site thereto in East St. Louis, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Chapman. July 24, 1946.
4 p. (H. rp. 2651, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Ohio River. Toll or free bridge across Ohio River at or near Lawrenceburg,
Ind., report to accompany H. R. G899 [to authorize Indiana State Toll Bridge
Commission to construct toll bridge or free bridge across Ohio River at or
near Lawrenceburg, Ind.] ; submitted by Mr. Brown of Ohio. July 24, 1946.
2 p. (H. rp. 2600, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Potomac River. Correcting error in Public law 516, 79th Congress, approved
July 16, 194G. report to accompany II. R. 7109 [to amend sec. 6 of Public law
numbered 516, 79th Congress, approved July 16, 1946, authorizing and direct-
ing commissioners of District of Columbia to construct 2 four-lane bridges to
replace existing 14th Street or Highway Bridge across Potomac River] ; .sub-
mitted by Mr. Chapman. July 24, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2654, 79th Cong. 2d
sess.) t

Sakonnet River. Free highway bridge across Sakonnet River between Tiverton
and Portsmouth, R. I., reiwrt to accompany S. 2036 [granting consent of Con-
gress to Rhode Island to construct free highway bridge across Sakonnet River
between Tiverton and Portsmouth, R. I.] ; submitted by Mr. Plolmes of Massa-
chusetts. July 24, 194G. 2 p. (H. rp. 2648, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

IScientific research. National Science Foundation act, hearings before subcom-
mittee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. G448, to promote progress of science
and useful arts, to secure national defense, to advance national health, pros-
perity, and welfare, and for other purposes, May 28 and 29, 1946. 1946.
iii+94 p. [H. R. 6448 establishes the National Science Foundation, and trans-
fers the Office of Scientific Research and Development to the Foundation. It
also authorizes the head of any Government agency to conclude reciprocal
agreements with foreign Governments relatin gto interchange of scientific
and technological information, and use of patent rights controlled by the
respective Governments.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 356
L. C. card 46-26658 Y 4.1n 8/4 : N 21/4

INVALID PENSIONS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Pensions. Increase of pensions to veterans of regular establishment for service-
connected disabilities, hearings, 7nth Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 3908, to
provide increased pensions to members of Regular Army, Navy, Marine Corps,
and Coast Guard who become disabled by reason of their service therein during
other than a period of war, May 7, 1946. 1946. iii-f 27 p. * Paper, lOd
• Item 357
L. C. card 46-26662 Y 4. In 8/5 : P 38/6

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IBBIQATION AND BECXAMATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Electric power. Sale of electric power, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on
H. R. 5124, relating to sale of electric power and lease of power privileges
under reclamation project act of 1939, Apr. 4-8, 1946. 1946. pt. 3, 111+
157-293 p. il. 1 pi. * Paper, 25c. • Item 358
L. C. card 46-25847 Y 4. Ir 7/2 : E 1 2/pt. 3

JTJDICIABY COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions, July 22 and
Aug. 14, 1946 ; no. 29 and 30. 1946. Each 187 p. 4° t Y 4. J 89/1 : 79/29, 30

Evacuation CIai7ns Cominission. Creating Evacuation Claims Commission, report
to accompany II. R. 6780; submitted by Mr. Walter. July 26, 1946. 5 p.
(H. rp. 2679, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [The purpose of H. R. 6780 is to provide
for adjudication of claims arising out of evacuation of persons of Japanese
ancestrv from west coast military areas, Alaska, and Hawaii, subsequent to
Dec. 7, 1941.] t

Press. To amend antitrust laws relative to exempting mutual news gathering
agencies, hearings before subcommittee no. 2, 79th Congress, 2d session, on
H. R. 6301, to supplement existing laws against unlawful restraints and monop-
olies, May 23 and June 6, 1946. 1946. iii+69 p. (Serial 22.) * Paper, 15c.
• Item 359 Y 4 : J 89/1 : Am 8/7

War and emergency poicers. Repealing certain statutes relating to war and
emergencies, report to accompanv H. R. 7147 ; submitted by Mr. Hobbs. July
26, 1946. 16 p. (H. rp. 2682, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

lABOB COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Cost of living. Expediting cost-of-living statistics, report to accompany H. J. Res.
389 [to authorize Bureau of Labor Statistics to collect price and rent informa-
tion in additional cities and at more frequent intervals] ; submitted by Mr.
Randolph. July 27, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2690, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Mothers. Maternal and child welfare act of 1946, report to accompany H. R. 3922
[to provide for general welfare by enabling the several States to make more
adequate provision for health and welfare of mothers and children and for
services to crippled children, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Kelley
of Pennsylvania. July 25, 1946. 13 p. (H. rp. 2662, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)
[H. R. 3922 establishes a Maternal and Child Health Advisory Council.] t
L. C. card 46-26773

Sailors. Investigation of causes of labor disputes, hearings before subcommittee,
79th Congress, 2d session, on maritime dispute, June 7-14, 1946. 1946. [pt. 1],
ii-fl-SO p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 360
L. C. card 40-26734 Y 4. L 11 : L 11/7/pt. 1

LAWS, COMMITTEE ON REVISION OF, HOTJSE

Code of laics of United States. Revision of title 28, United States Code, report
to accompany H. R. 7124, to revise, codify, and enact into law title 28 of
United States Code, entitled Judicial code and judiciary; [submitted by Mr.
Keogh]. 1946. iii-l-7+A580 p. (H. rp. 2646, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26763

T.TRRAKY COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Jones, John P. Providing for comprehensive observance of bicentennial of John
Paul Jones, report to accompanv S. J. Res. 153; submitted by Mr. O'Toole.
July 24, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2647, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [S. J. Res. 153 estab-
lishes the John Paul Jones Bicentennial Commission.] t

National Commission on Individual War Memorials. Providing for appointment
of National Commission on Individual War Memorials, report to accompany
S. J. Res. 158; submitted by Mr. O'Toole. Aug. 1, 1W6. 1 p. (H. rp. 2721,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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MEBCHANT MARINE AND FISHEBIES COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Absecon Light, N. J. Conveyance of lighthouse property, Atlantic City, N. J.,
hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. G023, providing for conveyance
to Atlantic City, N. J., of lighthouse property at Atlantic City [known as
Absecon Light] for public use. June 13, 1946. 1946. iii+11 p. il. * Paper,
5c. • Item 362
L. C. card 46-26730 Y 4.M 53 : L 62/13

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, July 31, 1946; no. 18. 1946.
xii+52p. 4° t Y4.M 53: 79/18

Castle Neck. Conveyance of lighthouse property at Castle Neck, Jlass., to
Ipswich, Mass., hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 5932, June 14,
1946. 1946. iii+lS p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 362
L. C. card 46-26737 Y 4.M 53 : L 62/14

Coast and Geodetic Survey. To increase efficiency of Coast and Geodetic Survey,
executive hearings, 79th Congress, 2d -session, on H. R. 6644, June 21, 1946.
1946. iii+34 p. * Paper, lOc. • Item 362
L. C. card 46-26738 Y 4.M 53 : C 63/7

Colonial Navigation Co. Investigation of Colonial Navigation Co., interim
report pursuant to H. Res. 38 ; submitted by Mr. Bonner. July 23, 1946, 12 p.
(H. rp. 2643, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Fislxing vessels. Preference for veterans in acquiring certain vessels, hearings,
79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 4842, to amend act of Apr. 29, 1943, so as
to afford preference for veterans in acquiring certain vessels [suitable for use
in fisheries or industries related thereto], June 6 and 13, 1946. 1946. iii+34
p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 362
L. C. card 46-26731 Y 4.M 53 : V 64

Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Relating to authority of Secretary of Treasury to ex-
change sites at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., for Coast Guard purposes, report to
accompany H. R. 6910 ; submitted by Mr. Bland. July 25, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp.
2664, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Oreat Lakes fisheries, executive hearings, 79th Congress, 1st session, pursuant to
authority of H. Res. 38, authorizing investigation of national defense program
as it relates to Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries, Feb. 19 and 21,

1945. 1946. iii+93 p. il. [These hearings were held in Blaney Park and
Bay City, Mich.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 362

L. C. card 46-26735 Y 4.M 53 : G 79/3

Medals. Providing medal for service in merchant marine during present war,
report to accompany H. R. 5892 ; submitted by Mr. Bland. July 25, 1946. 4 p.
(H, rp. 2663, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

MILITAKY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Army. Providing additional inducements to citizens of United States to make
career of military or naval service, report to accompany S. 2460 ; submitted by
Mr. May. Aug. 1, 1946. 11 p. (H. rp. 2720, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26898

Atomic energy, hearings, 79th Congress. 2d session, on S. 1717, for development
and control of atomic energy, June 11-26, 1940. 1946. iii+6S p. [S. 1717,
as discussed in these hearings, establishes nn Atomic Energy Commission and
a Joint Committee on Atomic Energy.] *' Paper, 15c. • Item 363
L. C. card 46-26733 Y 4.M 59/1 : At 7/2

Brooklyn Army Base. Permit city of New York to maintain road over Brooklyn
Array Base, report to accompany H. R. 5361 ; submitted by Mr. May. July 23,

1946. 2 p. (H.rp. 2633, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Courts martial and courts of inquiry. Investigations of national war effort,
report pursuant to H. Res. 20; [submitted by Mr. May]. 1946. ii+4 p. (H.
rp. 2722, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Relates to judicial system of Army.] f
L. C. card 46-26900

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Cox, Oeorge N., jr. George N. Cox, jr., report to accompany 11. R. 2622 [for
relief of George N. Cox, jr.] ; sulmaitted by Mr. May. July 23, 1946. 2 p.
(H. rp. 2642, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Medals. Prohibit ii)g unauthorized wearing, manufacture, or sale of medals and
badges awarded by War Department, report to accompany II. K. 7053 [to amend
act to prohibit unauthorized wearing, manufacture, or sale of medals and
badges awarded by War Department, as amended] ; submitted by Mr. May.
July 29, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2698, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Mitchell, William. Authorizing award of medal to William Mitchell, report to
accompany S. 881 [authorizing President of United States to award post-
humously, in name of Congress, Medal of Honor to William Mitchell] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. May. July 22, 1046. 2 p. (H. rp. 2625, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

O'Donuell, J. E. Relinquishing mineral rights under certain lands in Santa Bar-
bara County, Calif, [to heirs or devisees of J. E. O'Donnell], report to accompany
H. R. 5692; submitted by Mr. May. July 23, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2634, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Officers, Army. Elimination and retirement of officers, report to accompany
H. R. 7063 [to provide for selection for elimination and retirement of officers of
Regular Army, for equalization of retirement benefits for members of Army of
United States, and for other purposes] ; submitted bv Mr. Mav. July 23, 1946.
14 p. (H. rp. 2635, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Pershing, John J. Authorizing award of special medal to John J. Pershing, report
to accompany H. R. 3944 ; submitted by Mr. Mav. Julv 22, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp.
2627, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Rapid 0 River crossing, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, Feb. 20 and Mar. 18,
1946. 1946. iv-f 46 p. il. map. * Paper, 15c. • Item 363
L. C. card 46-26659 Y 4.M 59/1 : R 18/2

Sevaljevick, Nicholas. Nicholas Sevaljevick, report to accompany H. R. 1471 [for
relief of Nicholas Sevaljevick. now known as Nicholas Horuackv] ; submitted by
Mr. May. July 23, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2639, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Walker, diet. Chet Walker, report to accompanv H. R. 976 [for relief of Chet
Walker] ; submitted by Mr. May. July 23, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2641, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

MINES AND MINING COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Photographs. Authorizing director. Geological Survey, to produce and sell copies
of aerial or other photographs and mosaics, and photographic or photostatic
reproductions of records, on reimbursement of appropriation basis, report to
accompany S. 2029; submitted by Mr. White. Julv 31, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp.
2712, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

NATIONAL DEFENSE PK03KAM IN ITS EEXATION TO SMATX BUSINESS IN UNITED STATES.
SELECT COMMITTEE TO CONDUCT STUDY AND INVESTIGATION OF, HOUSE

Fats. Distribution of inedible fats and oils by Department of Agriculture, exam-
ination of charges that Department of Agriculture discriminates against small
soap manufacturers in maintenance of War food order 42b, 2d interim report
pursuant to H. Res. 64; [submitted by Mr. Patman]. 1946. ii+S p. (H. rp.
2723, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) * Paper, oc.
L. C. card 46-26899.

NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

American Antarctic Association, Inc. Hearing [79th Congress, 2d session], on
S. 2291, to authorize Secretary of Navy to transfer vessel to American Antarctic
Association, Inc. [1946.] p. 3511-18. (No. 261.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365

Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/261

■ To authorize Secretary of Navy to transfer vessel to American Antarctic

Association. Inc., S. 2291 ; [letter from acting Secretary of Navy to Speaker
of House of Representatives concerning bill]. [1946.] p. 3497.' (No. 2.54.)
* Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/254

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Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, Aug. 1, 1946; no. 10. 1946.
92 p. 4° t Y 4.N 22/1 : 79/10

Claims. To permit Secretary of Navy to delegate authority to compromise and
settle claims against United States caused by vessels of Navy or m naval service,
or for towage or salvage services to such vessels, S. 2247 ; [letter from acting
Secretarv of Navy to Speaker of House of Representatives concerning bill].
[1946.] 'p. 35U1-2. (No, 2.56.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 3(;5

Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/256

To permit Secretary of Navy to delegate authority to compromise and

settle claims for damages to property under jurisdiction of Navy Department,
H. R. 6994, [introduced by] Mr. Drewry ; [letter from acting Secretary of
Navy to chairman of Conunitteo on Naval Affairs concerning bill]. [1946.]
p. 3525-26. (No. 264.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/264

Omurczyk, Joseph J., jr. For relief of Joseph John Gniurczyk, jr.. H. R. 5631,
[introduced by] Mr. Bender; [letter from judge advocate general of Navy to
chairman of Committee on Naval Affairs concerning bill]. [1946.] p.
3499-3500. (No. 255.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/1 a : 945-46/255

Marine Corps. To provide for performance of military duties by INIarine Corps
in connection with occupation of conquered territories, H. R. .5331, [introduced
by] Mr. Kopplemann ; [letter from Secretary of Navy to chairman of Com-
mittee on Naval Affairs concerning bill]. [1946.] p. 3503. (No. 257.) * Paper,
5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/1 a : 945-46/257

Naval Academy, Annapolis. To authorize Secretary of Navy to construct avia-
tion facilities at Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., H. R. 6940, [introduced by]
Mr. Vinson ; [letter from Secretary of Navy to Speaker of House of Repre-
sentatives concerning bill]. [1946.] p. 3509, (No. 260.) * Paper, 5c. •Item
365 Y 4.N 22/1 a : 945-46/260

To further amend act of Jan. 16, 1936, as amended, to provide for retire-
ment and retirement annuities of civilian members of teaching staff at Naval
Academy and Postgraduate School, Naval Academy, H. R. 6993, [introduced
by] Mr. Drewrv I [letter from acting Secretary of Navy to Speaker of House
of Representatives concerning bill], [1946.] p, 3521-23, (No. 263.)
* Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/1 a : 945-46/263

To prescribe additional requirements for admission as midshipman to

Naval Academy, H. R. 5858, [introduced by] Mr. Cole of New York; [letter
from judge advocate general of Navy to chairman of Committee on Naval
Affairs concerning bill]. [1946.] p. 3505-6. (No. 258.) * Paper, 5c. ©Item
865 Y 4.N 22/1 a : 945-46/258

Navy Department. Hearing [79th Congress, 2d session], on S. 1917, to enact
certain provisions now included in naval appropriation act, [fiscal year]
1946. [1946.] p. 3527-3615. (No, 265.) * Paper, 15c. • Item 365

Y 4.N 22/1 a : 94.>-46/265

Navy yards. Providing that additional compensation be paid to navy-yard em-
ployees who worked on any holiday during period Jan. 2, 1941-Sept. 2, 1945,
H. R. 5905, [introduced by] Mr. Lane; [letter from judge advocate general of
Navy to chairman of Committee on Naval Affairs concerning bill]. [1946.]
p. 3507-8. (No. 259.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/1 a : 94.5-46/259

Surgeons. To amend act of May 4, 1898 (30 Stat. 369), as amended, to authorize
the President to appoint 2.50 acting assistant surgeons for temporary service
[in Medical Corps of Navy], H. R. ()992, [introduced by] Mr. Drewry; [letter
from acting Secretary of Navy to chairman of Committee on Naval Affairs
concerning bill], [1946.] p. 3519-20. (No. 202.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365

Y 4.N 22/1 a : 945-46/262

PATE^N'TS COMMITrEB, HOUSE

Patents. Providing for extension of time limitations under which patents were
issued in case of persons who served in military or naval forces of United
States during World War II, report to accompany H. R. 6346; submitted by
Mr, Lanham. July 27, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2686, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Patents — CJontinued

Repeal of certain laws ve World War II and vise of Government-owned

patents and inventions, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 5842,
fixing date of termination of World War II for special purposes, and H. R.
5940, to make Government-owned patents freely available for use by citizens
of United States, its Territories, and possessions, June 4-6, 1946. 1946.
iii + 10.3 p. * Paper, 20c. • Item 366
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POST OFFICE AND POST ROADS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Parcel post. Air parcel post, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 5993,
June 28 and Julv 2, 1946. 1946. iii+18 p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 368
L. C. card 46-26728 Y 4.P 84/1 : Ai 7/19

POST-WAE ECONOMIC POLICY AND PLANNING, SPFXIAL COMMITTEE ON, HOUSE

Agriculture. Postwar economic policy and planning, 10th report pursuant to
H. Res. 60: Postwar agricultural policies; [submitted by Mr. Colmer]. 1946.
iii-f41p.il. (H. rp. 2728, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 46-26960

Economic poUcv- Postwar economic policy and planning, hearings, 79th Con-
gress, 1st and 2d sessions, pursuant to H. Res. 60, Apr. 25, 1945-Jan. 31, 1946 ;
Use of wartime controls during transitional period. 1946. pt. 7, iii+2079-2374
p. * Paper, 40c. • Item 380
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PEINTING COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Congress. Biographical directory of American Congress, report to accompany
H. Con. Res. 163 [authorizing printing of revised edition of Biographical direc-
tory of American Congress up to and including 80th Congress] ; submitted by
Mr. Jarman. July 26, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2673, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Handicapped. Laws relating to the physically handicapped, report to accompany
H. Con. Res. 160 [authorizing printing of handbook entitled Laws relating to
the phvsically handicapped, as House document, and providing for additional
copies thereof ]; submitted by Mr. Jarman. July 23, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2630,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Veterans. Manual explanatory of privileges, rights, and benefits provided for
all persons who are, or have been, members of armed forces, report to accom-
pany H. Con. Res. 66 [authorizing printing of pamphlet entitled Manual ex-
planatory of privileges, rights, and benefits provided for all persons who are, or
have been, members of armed forces of United States, and of those dependent
upon them, as House document, and providing for additional copies thereof] ;
submitted by ISIr. Jarman. July 26, 1&46. 1 p. (H. rp. 2672, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GBOUNDS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Educational facilities. Temporary educational facilities for veterans, report to
accompany S. 2085 [to amend title 5 of act to expedite provision of housing in
connection with national defense, as amended, to authorize Federal works ad-
ministrator to provide needed educational facilities, other than housing, to
educational institutions furnishing courses of training or education to persons
under title 2 of servicemen's readjustment act of 1944, as amended] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Manasco. July 24, 1946. 6 p. (H. rp. 2657, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

Housing. Proposed amendment to title 5 of Lanham act [relative to reimburse-
ment of expenses incurred in relocation of demountable houses], hearings,
79th Congress. 2d session, June 13, 1946. 1946. ii-f36 p. (No. 2.) 'Paper,
10c. • Item 370. Y 4.P 96/6 : 79-2/2

PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Castle Clinton National Monument. Establishing Castle Clinton Natiqnal Monu-
ment [in city of New York], report to accompany H. R. 5125; submitted by Mr.
Peterson of Florida. July 23, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2638, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Homestead. Amending act in connection with certain homestead entries, report
to accompany H. R. 5118 [to amend act of Sept. 27, 1944, relating to credit for
military or naval service in connection with certain homestead entries] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. LeCompte. July 27, 1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2688, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

Miles City, Mont. Granting to Miles City, Mont., land in Custer [County], Mont.,
for industrial and recreational purposes and as museum site, report to accom-
pany H. R. 6896 ; submitted by Mr. D'Ewart. July 23, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2631,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Summit Lime Co. Confirming title to certain railroad-grant lands located in
county of Kern, Calif, [to Summit Lime Company, successor in interest of
Southern Pacific Railroad Company], report to accompany S. 1602; submitted
by Mr. Elliott. July 26, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2681, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

RULES COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Limitatiotis (Imc) . Consideration of H. R. 2788, report to accompany H. Res.
751 [for consideration of H. R. 2788, to limit time during which certain actions
under laws of United States mav be brought] ; submitted by Mr. Sabath.
Aug. 1,1946. Ip. (H.rp. 2718, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Mediterranean fruitfiies. Consideration of H. R. 3760, report to accompany
H. Res. 757 [for consideration of H. R. 3760, for relief of certain claimants
who suffered losses and sustained damages as result of campaign carried out
by Federal Government for eradication of Mediterranean fruitfly in Florida] ;
submitted by Mr. Cox. Aug. 2, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2727, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Philippine Islands. Consideration of S. 2235, report to accompany H. Res. 748
[for consideration of S. 2235, to provide system of relief for veterans, and
dependents of veterans, who served during World War II in organized military
forces of Government of Commonwealth of the Philippines while such forces
were in service of armed forces of United States pursuant to military order
of July 26, 1941, of President of United States, and for other purposes] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Sabath. Aug. 1, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2715, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)
[S. 2235 also provides hospital care and medical treatment for disabled veterans
of armed forces of United States residing in the Philippines.] t

Social and economic security. Consideration of H. R. 7037, report to accompany
H. Res. 747 [for consideration of H. R. 7037, to amend social security act and
Internal revenue code, to take from Speaker's table, and to request conference
thereon] ; submitted by Mr. Colmer. Aug. 1, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp. 2714, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

UN-AMEKICAN ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Marshall, George. Proceeding against George Marshall [chairman of National
Federation for Constitutional liberties], report; submitted by Mr. Wood.
July 31, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2707, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Morford, Richard. Proceeding against Richard Morford [director of National
Council of American-Soviet Friendship, Inc.], report; submitted by Mr. Wood.
July 31, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2708, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

WAR CLAIMS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Dunn, Margaret. Margaret Dunn, report to accompany H. R. 957 [for relief of
Margaret Dunn] ; submitted by Mr. Patterson. July 22, 1946. 1 p. (H. rp.
2626, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Oold mines and mining. Relief of gold-mine operators, hearings, 79th Congress,
1st and 2d sessions, on H. R. 4393, for relief of owners of gold mines as result
of operation of [War Production Board limitation order] 1^208, Dec. 18, 1945-
Mar. 12, 1946. 1946. iii -1-195 p. il. •Paper, 30c. • Item 377
L. 0. card 46-26666 Y 4. W 19 : G 56

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WAYS AND ME:ANS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Calendar of bills and resolutions referred to Committee on Ways and Means, 79th
Congress, 2(1 sassion, July 27 and Aug. 2, 1940; no. 10 and 11. 1946. 112 p.
and 108 p. 4° [No. 11 is final edition.] t Y 4.W 36 : 79/10, 11

Social and economic security. Amendments to social security act, hearings, 79th
Congress, 2d session, on social security legislation, Jane 3-7, 1946. 1946.
pt. 10, ii+12r>3-ir>10 p. il. * Paper, 3.jc. • Item 378
L. C. card 46-25952 Y 4.W 36 : So 1/5/pt.lO

Sugar.' Amending sec. 3126 of Internal revenue code, as amended [so as to extend
authorizalion for production of sugars and sirups in certain Government-owned
industrial-alcohol plants], report to accompany S. J. Res. 166; submitted by
Mr. Curtis. July 30, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2701, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [S. J. Res.
166 also suspends disposition of these and certain other plants pending estab-
lishment of a permanent rubber policy.] f

WORLD WAR VETTEKANS' LEGISLATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE

AutomoMles. Authorizing payment by administrator of veterans' affairs of pur-
chase price of automobiles or other conveyances purchased by certain disabled
veterans, report to accompany H. R. 7171 ; submitted by Mr. Rankin. July 27,
1946. 3 p. (H. rp. 2689, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Coast Guard. Amending servicemen's readjustment act of 1944, report to accom-
pany S. 2256 [to amend servicemen's readjustment act of 1944, so as to authorize
Secretary of Treasury to appoint boards to review discharges or dismissals of
former personnel of Coast Guard when that service is operating under Treasury
Department] ; submitted by Mr. Rankin. July 30, 1946. 2 p. (H. rp. 2700,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Employee training. Authorizing Veterans' Administration to reimburse State
and local agencies for expenses incurred in rendering services in connection
with administration of certain training programs for veterans, report to accom-
pany H. R. 7130 ; submitted by Mr. Rankin. July 30, 1946. 4 p. (H. rp. 2703,
79th Cong. 2'd sess.) [H. R. 7130 also relates to subsistence allowances for
veterans taking on the job training or educational courses while gainfully
employed.] t

Pensions. Nonreduction of veterans' pension, compensation, or retirement pay
during hospitalization and increase in compensation and pension for veterans
of World Wars I and II and their dependents, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d ses-
sion, on H. R. 6340 (revised and later reported under H. R. 6811), to provide
that veteran's compensation, pension, or retirement pay shall not be reduced
during his hospitalization or domiciliary care, and for other purposes, and
related bills and other legislative bills and proposals, also testimony pertaining
to H. R. 536 [and other bills], May 15-June 4, 1946. 1946. iii-1-130 p.
* Paper, 20c. • Item 379
L. C. card 46-26668 Y 4.W 89 : P 38

Removing limitations on amount of death compensation or pension pay-
able to widows and children of certain deceased veterans, report to accompany
S. 2100; submitted by Mr. Rankin. July 30, 1940. 6 p. (H. rp. 2699, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Philippine Islands. Providing system of relief for veterans, and dependents of
veterans, who served during World War II in organized military forces of
Government of Commonwealth of the Philippines while such forces were in
service of armed forces of United States pursuant to military order of July
26, 1941, of President of United States, report to accompany S. 2235; submitted
by Mr. Rankin. July 23, 1946. 7 p. (H. rp. 2640, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [S.
2235 also provides hospital care and medical treatment for disabled veterans
of armed forces of United States residing in the Philippines.] t

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PEARL HARBOR ATTACK, JOINT COMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATION OF

Pearl Harbor, Attack on, 191(1. Investigation of Pearl Harbor attack, report
pursuant to S. Con. Res. 27, to investigate attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7,
1941, and events and circumstances relating thereto [submitted by Mr. Barkley
and Mr. Cooper], and additional views of Mr. Keefe, with minority views of
Mr. Fereuson and Mr. Brewster. 194G. xvi + [n + l-2G6W +267-580 p. 3
maps. (S. doc. 244, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) * Paper, $1.25.
L. C. card 46-26972

SENATE

Couvcil of Foreign Ministers at Paris, remarks of Tom Connally, Senator from
Texas, in Senate of United States, July 19. 1946, relative to peace treaties which
will finally terminate World War II. 1946. ii-|- 12 p. (S. doc. 243, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t
L. C. card 4&-26764

Mexico. Light on ]Mexican water treaty from ratification proceedings in Mexico,
report to Colorado River Water Users' Association, Feb. 11, 1946, Salt Lake
City, Utah, by Northcutt Ely; presented by Mr. McCarran. 1946. iii+23 p.
( S. doc. 249, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t
L. C. card 46-26902

AGRICtrr.TtTRE AND FORESTRY COMMITTEE, SENATE

Agricultural research. Providing for further research into basic laws and
principles relating to agriculture and improving and facilitating marketing
and distribution of agricultural products, report to accompany H. K. 6932;
submitted by Mr. Rus.sell. July 26, legislative day July 5, 1946. 12 p. (S. rp.
1S43. 79th rong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26897

Cotton. Amending sec. 5 of act authorizing Secretary of Agriculture to collect
and publish statistics of grade and staple length of cotton, report to accompany
H. R. 4769; submitted bv Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. July 31, legislative day
July 29, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1913, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Investigation of present status of cotton industry, interim report pursuant

to Senate resolution 92; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. July 31,
legislative day July 29, 1946. 8 p. (S. rp. 1918, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Cor-
rected print.] t
L. C. card 46-26762

Farm labor. Providing for continuance of farm labor supply program up to
and including June 30, 1947, report to accompany H. R. 6828; submitted by
Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. July 31, legislative day July 29, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp.
1914, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Garbage. Protecting American agriculture, horticulture, livestock, and public
health by prohibiting unauthorized importation into, or depositing in territorial
waters of, United States of garbage derived from products originating outside
of continental United States, report to accompany H. R. 7101 ; submitted by
Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. July 31, legislative day July 29, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp.
1916. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Marketing agreements. Amending provisions of agricultural adjustment act
relating to marketing agreements and ordf^ns, report to accompany H. R. 6303;
submitted bv IMr. Thomas of Oklahoma. July 31, legislative day July 29, 1946.
6 p. (S. rp. 1915. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Rubber. Providing and insuring dependable supply of domestic natural rubber,
report to accompany H. R. 2347 ; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. July
31, legislative day July 29, 1940. 4 p. (S. rp. 1912, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

AMERICAN SMALL BUSINESS, SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO STXvT)T PROBLEMS OF, SENATE

Reports. Operations under Federal reports act, report of Bureau of Budget to
Special Committee to Study Problems of American Small Business, Senate,
May 16. 1946. 1946. vii+28 p. (Senate committee print no. 5, 79th Con-
gress. 2d session.) [Includes bibliography of principal periodical statistical
publications of the Government.] t

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Reports — Continued

Progress under Federal reports act, 1946, 1st quarter, January-March,

International statistical coordination, report of Bureau of Budget to Special
Committee to Study Problems of American Small Business, Senate, pursuant to
S. Res. 28 (extending S. Res. 298. 76th Congress), July 22, 1946. 1946. v+7 p.
(Senate committee print no. 10, 79th Congress, 2d session.) t

L. C. card 46-26995 T 4.Am 3/5 : F 31/946

Veteran in small business, report of surplus war property subcommittee, pursuant
to S. Res. 28 (extending S. Res. 298, 76th Congress), July 10, 1946. 1946. v-f
11 p. (Senate subcommittee print no. 12, 79th Congress, 2d session.) t
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.\PPR0PRIATI0NS COMMITTEE, BENATK

Appropriations. First supplemental appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947, report
to accompany H. J. Res. 390; submitted by Mr. McKellar. July 31, legislative
day July 29, 1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1908, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Third deficiency appropriation bill, 1946, hearings before subcommittee,

79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 6885, making appropriations to supply de-
ficiencies in appropriations for fi.scal year 1946 and prior fiscal years, to pro-
vide supplemental appropriations for fiscal year 1946, to provide appropriations
for fiscal year 1947, and for other purposes. 1946. ii+306 p. il. ♦ Paper, 40c.

• Item 339

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Coast Oxiard appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947, hearings before subcommittee,
79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 6428. 1946. ii-f38 p. * Paper, 10c.

• Item 383

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Oovernment corporations appropriation bill. 1947, hearings before subcommittee,
79th Congress. 2d session, on H. R. 6777, making appropriations for Govern-
ment corporations and independent agencies, fiscal year 1947. 1946. ii+303 p.

• Paper, 40c. • Item 339

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Labor Departmcyit. Labor-Federal Security appropriation bill, 1947. hearings
before subcommittee, 79th Congress. 2d session, on H. R. 6739, making appro-
priations for Department of Labor, Federal Security Agency, and related inde-
pendent agencies, fiscal year 1947. 1946. ii-f266p. * Paper, 35c. • Item 383
L. C. card 46-26719 Y 4.Ap 6/2 : L 11/947

War Department. Military establishment appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947,
hearings before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 6837. 1946.
ii-f-96 p. * Paper, 20c.
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BANKING AND CTTKKENCY COMMITTEE. SENATE

Agricultural credit. Amending Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation act to pro-
vide secondary market for farm loans made under servicemen's readjustment
act of 1944, hearing, 79th Congress, 2d session, on S. 2280, June 18, 1946. 1946.
iii+7 p. * Paper. 5c. • Item 384
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Alhany, N. T. Disposition of proceeds of coins commemorating Albany, report
to accompany S. 2332 [to provide that unexpended proceeds from sale of 50-cent
pieces coined In commemoration of 250th anniversary of founding of Albany,
N. Y.. may be paid into general fund of such city] ; submitted by Mr. Wagner.
July 29, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1902, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation dividends and insurance, report
to accompany H. R. 4428 [to adjust rate of dividends paid by Federal Savings
and Loan Insurance Corporation on its capital stock and loan decrease premium
charge for its insurance] ; submitted by Mr. Radclifife. July 24, legislative day
July 5. 194a 2 p. fS. rp. 1829. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Half dollar. Commemorative coins, report to accompany H. R. 2377 [to authorize
coinage of 50-cent pieces in commemoration of 100th anniversary of admission
of Iowa into the Union as State] ; submitted by Mr. Millikin. July 26, legisla-
tive day July 5, 194G. 1 p. (S. rp. 1841, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Commemorative coins, report to accompany H. R. 6G28 [to authorize coinage

of 50-cent pieces to commemorate life and perpetuate ideals and teachings of
Booker T. Washington] ; submitted by Mr, Wagner. July 23, legislative day
July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1823, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Philippine Islands. Authorizing Secretary of Treasury to render financial aid
to Republic of the Philippines, report to accompany S. J. Res. 181 ; submitted by
Mr. Wagner. July 26, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1846, 79th
Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Reconstruction Finance Corporation. 1946 extension of Reconstruction Finance
Corporation, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on S. J. Res. 156, to extend
succession, lending powers, and functions of Reconstruction Finance Corpora-
tion, June 18, 1946. 1946. iii+67 p. * Paper, 15 c. • Item 384
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CIVH. SERVICE COMMITTEE, SENATE

Bituminous Coal Division. Lump-sum payment for accumulated and current
accrued annual leave to former employees of Bituminous Coal Division of De-
partment of Interior, report to accompany H. R. 2523 ; submitted by Mr. Downey.
July 22, legislative day July 5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1769, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Columbia Institution for the Deaf. Coverage of employees of Columbia Institu-
tion for the Deaf, report to accompany S. 2000 [to amend civil service retirement
act, as amended, so as to make such act applicable to officers and employees
of Columbia Institute (Institution) for the Deaf] ; submitted by Mr. Downey.
July 29, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1863, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

CIAIMS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Abbott, Norman. Norman Abbott, report to accompany H. R. 2763 [for relief
of Norman Abbott] ; submitted by Mr. Eastland. July 29, 1946. 12 p. (S. rp.
1865, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Allen, T. H. T. H. Allen and others, report to accompany S. 1341 [for relief of
T. H. Allen and others] ; submitted by Mr. Huffman. July 23, legislative day
July 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1817, 7iJth Cong. 2d sess.) [Committee amended
S. 1341 so as to authorize payment of claims for damage caused by break in
canal of Klamath Falls project, Oreg. The bill title was not amended.] t

Andersen, Andreas. Andreas Andersen, report to accompany H. R. 935 [for relief
of Andreas Andersen] ; submitted bv Mr. Johnston of South Carolina. July
29, 1W6. 3 p. (S. rp. 1867, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Anderson, Francis W. Second Lt. Francis W. Anderson, report to accompany
H. R. 5851 [for relief of Francis W. Anderson] ; submitted by Mr. Eastland.
July 27, legislative day July 5, 1946. 3 p. ( S. rp. 1855, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Bartels, Rudolph K., jr. Legal guardian of Rudolph K. Bartols, jr., report to
accompany H. R. 4374 [for relief of legal guardian of Rudolph K. Bartels, jr.] :
submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 29, 1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1883, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

Beddingfleld, Thomas A. Thomas A. Beddingfield and his wife. Opal May Bed-
dingfield, report to accompany H. R. 6255 [for relief of Thomas A. Beddingfield
and his wife, Opal May Beddingfield] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 29,
1946. 8 p. (S. rp. 1894, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Blair, Algernon. Conferring jurisdiction upon Court of Claims to hear, deter-
mine, and render judgment upon claims of Algernon Blair, his heirs, or per-
sonal representatives against United States, report to accompany H. R.
2161; submitted by Mr. Morse. Julv 23, legislative day July 5, 1940. 7 p.
( S. rp. 1819, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Boyle, Mrs. Estellc D. Estate of Estelle Daniel Boyle, and E. B. Rosegarten,
report to accompany H. K. 1351 [for relief of estate of Estelle Daniel Boyle,
and E. B. Rosegarten] ; submitted by Mr. McMahon. July 22, legislative day
July 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1790, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Brett, Thomas L. Thomas L. Brett, report to accompany II. R. 63S1 [for relief
of Thomas L. Brett] ; submitted by Mr. Johnston of South Carolina. July 29,
1946. 7 p. (S. rp. 1S7G, 7yth Cong. 2d sess.) t

Brown, Coy C. Coy C. Bi'own, report to accompany H. R. 3099 [for relief of
Coy C. Brown] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel for Mr. Johnson [Mr. Johnston of
South Carolina]. July 22, legislative day July 5, 1946. 8 p. (S. rp. 1785, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Brown, Joseph A. Joseph A. Brown, report to accompany H. R. 4924 [for relief
of Joseph A. Brown] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 29, 1946. 9 p. (S. rp.
1884, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Brown, Wilford B. Wilford B. Brown, report to accompany H. R. 5603 [for
relief of Wilford B. Brown] ; submitted by Mr. Johnston of South Carolina.
July 29, 1946. 5 p. ( S. rp. 1875, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) f

Capital Office Equipment Co., report to accompany H. "R. 6248 [for relief of
Capital OflBce Equipment Company] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 22,
legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1780, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Crosby, Raymond. Raymond Crosby, report to accompany H. R. 1633 [for relief
of Raymond Crosby] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 29, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp.
1879, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

D'Emilio, Francesco. Francesco D'Emilio, report to accompany H. R. 6307 [for
relief of Francesco D'Emilio] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel for Mr. Johnston of
South Carolina. July 22, legislative day July 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1789,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Dunn, Margaret. Jlargaret Dunn, report to accompany H. R. 957 [for relief of
Margaret Dunn]; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 29, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp.
1877, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Eastern Contracting Co., Inc., report to accompany H. R. 10S8 [for relief of
Eastern Contracting Company, Incorporated] ; submitted by Mr. McMahou.
July 23, legislative day July 5, 1946. 12 p. ( S. rp. 1820, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Elder, Raphael. Raphael Elder, report to accompany H. R. 5166 [for relief of
Raphael Elder] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 29, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp.
1886, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Evans, Andrew. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Evans, report to accompany S. 1969 [for
relief of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Evans] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 23,
legislative day July 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1816, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Franklin, Mrs. Ida E. Mrs. Ida Elma Franklin, report to accompany S. 1911
[for relief of Mrs. Ida Elma Franklin] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 23,
legislative day July 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1815, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Frey, Mrs. Sadie. Sadie Frey and estate of Marie Hviding, report to accompany
H. R. 5725 [for relief of Sadie Frey and estate of Marie Hviding] ; submitted
by Mr. Wilson. July 22, legislative day July 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1800, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Gnospelius, Otto F. Estate of Otto Frederick Gnospelius, report to accompany
H. R. 1357 [for relief of estate of Otto Frederick Gnospelius] ; submitted by
Mr. Johnston of South Carolina. July 29, 1946. 11 p. (S. rp. 1868, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Oorak, Mrs. Marie. Marie Gorak, report to accompany H. R. 5414 [for relief of
Marie Gorak] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel for Mr. Johnston of South Carolina.
July 22, legislative day July 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1788, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Oorman, Frank A. Frank A. Gorman, report to accompany H. R. 6231 [for
relief of Frank A. Gorman] ; submitted by Mr. Wilson. July 22, legislative day
July 5, 1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1801, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

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Chtenther, Ethel L. Ethel Guenther, report lo accompany H. R. 4947 [for relief
of Ethel Guenther] ; submitted by Mr. Wilson. July 22, legislative day July
5, 1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1799, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Hadlen, Elmer C. Elmer C. Hadlen, report to accompany H. R. 1070 [for
relief of Elnner C. HadlenJ ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 22, legislative
day July 5, 1940. 2 p. (S. rp. 1773, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Han-is, J. L. J. L. Harris, report to accompuuy H. R. 2222 [for relief of J. L.
Harris] ; submitted by Mr. Huffman. July 22, legislative day July 5, 194(5.
4 p. (S. rp. 1770, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Heine, Ernest C. Ernest C. Heine and Harriet W. Heine, report to accompany
H. R. 5U31 [lor relief of Ernest C. Heme and Harriet W. Heine] ; submitted
by Mr. Johnston of South Carolina. July 29, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1872, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Henry, Caesar. Caesar Henry, report to accompany H. R. 6399 [for relief of
Caesar Henry] ; submitted by Mr. O'Dauiel. July 29, 1946. 7 p. (S. rp.
1895, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Hoftnan, 2Irs. Ivan B. Mrs. Ivan B. Hofman, report to accompany H. R. 6423
[for relief of Mrs. Ivan B. Hofman] ; submitted by Mr. Eastland. July 27,
legislative day July 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1S56, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Johnson, Milton A. Milton A. Johnson, report to accompany H. R. 6593 [for
relief of Milton A. Johnson, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr.
McMahou. July 22, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1792, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Jo)ies, W. C. W. C. Jones, Myrtle M. Jones, and W. W. Tilghman, report to

accompany H. R. 2663 [for relief of W. C. Jones, Myrtle M. Jones, and W. W.

Tilghman] ; submitted by Mr. Huffman. July 22, legislative day July 5, 1946.

9 p. (S. rp. 1771, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f
June, Robert F. Robert June, I'eport to accompany H. R. 228 [for relief of

Robert June ] ; submitted by Mr. Morse. July 31, legislative day July 29, 1946.

4 p. (S. rp. 1910, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
Kerr, Joseph P. J. P. Kerr and Robert P. Kerr, report to accompany H. R. 2093

[for relief of J. P. Kerr and Robert 1". Kerr] ; submitted by Mr. Morse. July

29, 1946. 15 p. ( S'. rp. 1864, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t
Koons, Harry D. Harry D. Koons, report to accompany H. R. 3619 [for relief

of Harry D. Koons] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 29, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp.

1882, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
Lippert Bros., report to accompany H. R. 6012 [for relief of Lippert Brothers] ;

submitted by Mr. O'Dauiel for Mr. Wilson. July 29, 1946. 8 p. (S. rp. 1892,

79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

McAfee, Mrs. C'ecile W. Mrs. Cecile W. McAfee, Sarah McAfee, and Haven H.
McAfee, report to accompany H. R. 5287 [for relief of Mrs. Cecile W. McAfee,
legal guardian of Sarah McAfee, and Haven H. McAfee] ; submitted by Mr.
Johnston of South Carolina. July 29, 1946. 16 p. (S. rp. 1873, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t '

McGoldrick, James B. Jan>es B. McGoldrick, report to accompany H. R. 4341
[for relief of James B. McGoldrick] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel for Mr. John-
ston of South Carolina. July 22, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp.
1786, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

McKinnvy, Viola. Viola McKinney, report to accompany H. R. 3S33 [for relief
of Viola McKinney] ; submitted by Mr. Huffman. July 22, legislative day July
5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1772, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Maezer, Joseph. Joseph Maezer, rtpurt to accompany H. R. 5874 [for relief of
Joseph Maezer] ; submitted by Mr. Morse. July 22, legislative day July 5, 1946.
4 p. (S. rp. 1796, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Mayruder, W. G. W. G. Magruder, report to accompany H. R. 5368 [for relief
of W. G. Magruder] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel for Mr. Johnston of South
Carolina. July 22, legislative day July 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1787, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

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McungeUdorf, Wesley A. Wesley A. Mangelsdorf, report to accompany H. R. 2480
[for relief of Wesley A. Mangelsdorf] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 25,
legislative day July 5, 194G. 14 p. (S. rp. 183(j, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Haiable, Mrs. Marjorie B. Marjurie B. Marable, report to accompany H. R. 5198
[for relief of Marjorie B. MarableJ ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 22,
legislative day July 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1778, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Martin, Charles. Charles Martin, report to accompany H. R. 4375 [for relief of
Charles Martin] ; submitted by Mr. Morse. July 22, legislative day July 5, 194U.
3 p. (S. rp. 1794, 7yth Cong. 2d sess.) t

Mason. Eduxtrd A. Edward A. Mason, report to accompany H. R. 3209 [for relief
of Edward A. IMason] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 29, 194G. 12 p.
(S. rp. 1880, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Materials Handling Machinery Co., Inc., report to accompany H. R. 4860 [for relief
of Materials Handling Machinery Company, Incorporated] ; submitted by Mr.
Johnston of South Carolina. July 29, 1946. 23 p. (S. rp. 1870, 79th Cong.
2<1 sess.) t

Matthews, Mrs. Martha P. Mrs. Martha P. Matthews, report to accompany
S. 2440 [for relief of Mrs. Martha P. Matthews] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel for
Mr. Johnston of South Carolina. July 22, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p.
(S. rp. 1784, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Miller, Warren M. Warren M. Miller, report to accompany H. R. 5288 [for relief
of Warren M. Miller] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 29, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp.
1S87, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Moore, Mrs. Millicent. Mrs. Millicent Moore, report to accompany H. R. 5848
[for relief of Mrs. Millicent Moore] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 29,
1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1890, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Napiorko^cski. Felix. I'elix Xapiorkowski, report to accompany H. R. 2850 [for
relief of Felix Napiorkowski] ; submitted by Mr. Wilson. July 22, legislative
day July 5, 1946. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1798, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) f .

Newman, Conrad H. Mr. and Sirs. Conrad Newman, report to accompany H. R.
1788 [for relief of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Newman] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel.
July 22, legislative day July 5, 1946. 8 p. (S. rp. 1775, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Ohm. Clarence W. Clarence W. Ohm, report to accompany H. R. 5134 [for relief
of Clarence W. Ohm] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 29, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp.
1885, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Olsen, Robert. Legal guardian of Robert Olsen, report to accompany H. R. 10O4
[for relief of legal guardian of Robert Olsen] ; submitted bv Mr. O'Daniel.
July 29, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1878, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Patchell, William F., jr. William F. Patchell, jr., report to accompany H. R. 3197
[for relief of William F. Patchell, jr.] ; submitted by Mr. McMahon. July 22,
legislative day July 5, 1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1791. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Payne, CU/de O. Clyde O. Payne, report to accompany H. R. 3210 [for relief of
Clyde O. Payne]; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 29, 1946. 5 p. (S. rp.
1881, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Petrol Cm-poration. Conferring jurisdiction upon Court of Claims to hear, deter-
mine, and render judgment upon claim of Petrol Corporation, report to accom-
pany S. 1327 ; submitted by Mr. Johnston of South Carolina. July 31, legislative
day July 29, l!J4(i. 4 p. (S. rp. 1911, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Phillips, Mrs. Grace A. Mrs. Grace A. Phillips, report to accompany H. R. 5849

[for relief of Mrs. Grace A. Phillips] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 29, 1946.

6 p. (S. rp. 1891, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
Pierce, Mrs. Irma M. Mrs. Irma M. Pierce, report to accompany S. 2117 [for relief

of Mrs. Irma M. Pierce] ; submitted by Mr. Huffman. July 23, legislative dav

July 5, 1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1818, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Pittwood, Edward H. Edward Pittwood, report to accompany H. R. 1570 [for
relief of Edward Pittwowl] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 22, legislative
day July 5, 1946. 7 p. (S. rp. 1774, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Postmasters. Certain postmasters, report to accoinpany H. R. 6G42 [for relief
of certain postmasters] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 22, legislative day
July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1781, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Rabbins, Mrs. Bertha L. Bertha Lillian Bobbins and Charles Robbins, report to
accompany H. R. 5469 [for relief of Bertha Lillian Robbins and Charles Rob-
bins] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 29, 1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1888, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Robbins, Mrs. Leroy A. Mrs. Leroy A. Robbins, report to accompany H. R. 1887
[for relief of Mrs. Lerov A. Robbins] ; submitted by Mr. Eastland. July 27,
legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1854, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Russell, Edgar F. Edgar F. Russell, Lillian V. Russell, and Bessie R. Ward,
report to accompany S. 2370 [for relief of Edgar F. Russell. Lillian V. Russell,
and Bessie R. Ward] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel for Mr. Johnston of South
Carolina. July 22, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1783, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Sachicit::, Marvin P. Marvin Sachwitz, report to accompany H. R. 1002 [for
relief of Marvin Sachwitz] ; submitted by Mr. McMahon. July 25, legislative
day July 5, 1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1833, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

San Francisco, Calif. City of San Francisco, Calif., report to accompany H. R.
3703 [for relief of city and county of San Francisco] ; submitted by Mr. East-
land. July 29, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1866, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Shoreij, Mrs. Minnie P. Minnie P. Shorey, report to accompany H. R. 5050 [for
relief of Minnie P. Shorey] : submitted by Mr. Johnston of South Carolina.
July 29, 1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1871, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Sn)itJi. William T. William Tolar Smith, report to accompany H. R. 1631 [for
relief of William Tolar Smith] : submitted by Mr. Wilson. July 22, legislative
day July 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1797, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Southeastern Sand d Gravel Co., report to accompany H. R. 6536 [for relief of
Southeastern Sand and Gravel Company] ; submitted by Mr. Wilson. July 22,
legislative day July 5, 1946. 10 p. ( S. rp. 1802, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Thompson, Samuel R. Legal guardian of Samuel Roscie [Roscoe] Thompson, re-
port to accompany H. R. 6161 [for relief of legal guardian of Samuel Roscoe
Thompson] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 29, 1946. 6 p. ( S. rp. 1893, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Tomlinson, Mrs. Lela M. Burgess C. Moore, as administrator of Lela May Tom-
linson, and legal guardian of Kay Tomlinson and Larry IMax Tomlinson, report
to accompany H. R. 3742 [for relief of Burgess C. Moore, as administrator of
Lela May Tomlinson, and as legal guardian of Kay Tomlinson and Larry Max
Tomlinson] ; submitted by Mr. Morse. July 22, legislative day July 5* 1946.
7 p. ( S. rp. 1793, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Tucker, Martin A. Martin A. Tucker and Emma M. Tucker, report to accompany
H. R. 3855 [for relief of Martin A. Tucker and Emma M. Tucker] ; submitted
by Mr. Johnston of South Carolina. July 29. 1946. 12 p. (S. rp. 1869, 79tb
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Watson Airfotos, Inc., report to accoinpany H. R. 5847 [for relief of Watson
Airfotos, Incorporated] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 29, 1946. 8 p. (S.
rp. 1889, 79th Cong. 2d ses.s.) f

Weiss, David. David Weiss, report to accomptmy H. R. 5261 [for rt'lief of David
Weiss] ; submitted bv Mr. O'Daniel. July 22, legislative day Julv 5, 1946. 4 p.
(S. rp. 1779, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Whilden, Albert. Albert Whilden, report to accompany H. R. 5003 [for relief of
Albert Whilden]; submitted by IMr. O'Daniel. July 29, 1946. 8 p. (S. rp.
1896, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Williams, JoJm W., jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Williams, jr., report to accompany
H. R. 1459 [for relief of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Williams, jr.] ; submitted by
Mr. Eastland. July 27, legislative day July 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1853, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Willis, Loyal F. Loyal F. Willis, report to accoiupany H. R 4406 [for relief of
Loyal F. Willisl ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 22, legislative day July 5,
1946. 6 p. (S. rp. 1776, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Wilson, Hiram H. Hiram H. Wilson, report to accompany H. R. 5463 [for relief
of Hiram H. Wil.soiil ; submitted by Mr. Johnston of South Carolina. July 29,
1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1874, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Wolfinffton, Mrs. Jessie. Jessie Wolfington, report to accompany H. R. 5372 [for
relief of Jessie Wolfington] ; submitted by Mr. Morse. July 22, legislative day
July 5, IWe. 3 p. (S. rp. 1795, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Wright, Harry. Estate of Harry Wright, report to accompany H. R. 4686 [for
relief of estate of Harry Wright] ; submitted by Mr. O'Daniel. July 22,
legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1777, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Yeager, Honard A. Howard A. Yeager, report to accompany S. 2147 [for relief
of Howard A. Yeager] ; submitted bv Mr. O'Daniel for Mr. Johnston of South
Carolina. July 22, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1782, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

COMMERCE COMMITTEE, SENATE

Allegheny River. Granting consent of Congress for toll bridge across Allegheny
River at or near borough of Tarentum arid New Kensington, Pa., report to
accompany H. R. 7030 [granting consent of Congress to Pennsylvania to con-
struct toll bridge across Allegheny River, between point in or near borough of
Tarentum, in county of Allegheny, and point near boundary of New Kensington
and Lower Burrel Township, in Westmoreland County, Pa.] ; submitted by
Mr. Overton. July 27, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S rp. 1861, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions, July 31,
19i6; no. 14. 1946. 104 p. 4° t Y 4. C 73/2 : 79/14

ColtimMa River. Amending act of May 11, 1938, for conservation of fishery
resources of Columbia River [so as to permit Interior Department to enter
into agreements with Oregon, Washington, and Idaho, for coordinated action
relative thereto], report to accompany S. 2318; submitted by Mr. Magnuson.
July 26, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1837, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Cumiei-land River. Revive and reenact act granting consent of Congress to
State Highway Commission, Kentucky, to construct toll bridge across Cumber-
land River at or near Burkesville, Ky., report to accompany H. R. 7046; sub-
mitted by Mr. Overton. July 30, legislative day July 29, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp.
1903, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Delaware River. Bridge across Delaware River, Wilmington, Del., hearings
before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 6285, authorizing
Delaware, by and through its State Highway Department, to construct toll
bridge across Delaware River near Wilmington, Del., June 21, 1946. 1946.
iii-f 21 p. * Paper, lOc. • Item 387
L. C. card 46-26724 Y 4.C 73/2 : D 37

Marine insurance. Relating to retroactive insurance coverage for civilian crews
of War Department vessels, report to accompany H. R. 1519 [relating to
marine insurance in case of certain employees of War Department who
suffered death, injury, or other casualty prior to Apr. 23, 1943, as result of
marine risks] ; submitted by Mr. Radcliffe. July 26, legislative day July 5,
1946. 7 p. (S. rp. 1848, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Medals. Providing for medal for service in merchant marine during present
war, report to accompany S. 2236 ; submitted by INIr. Radcliffe. July 26, legis-
lative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1847, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Meteorology. Improving international collaboration with respect to meteorol-
ogy, report to accompany H. R. 6030 [to amend civil aeronautics act of 1938,
as amended, so as to improve international collaboration with respect to
meteorology] ; submitted by Mr. Hart. July 26. legislative day July 5, 1946.
3 p. (S. rp. 1842, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [H. R 6030 places upon the Weather
Bureau the responsibility for such improvement.] t

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Mississippi River. Toll bridge across Mississippi River at or near point between
Delmar Boulevard and Cole Sti'eet in St. Louis, Mo., and point opposite
thereto in East St. Louis, 111., report to accompany H. K. 6953 [authorizing
East St. Louis, 111., to construct toll bridge across Mississippi River at or near
point between Delmar Boulevard and Cole Street in St. Louis, Mo., and point
opposite thereto in East St.. Louis, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Overton. July 27,
legislative day July 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp, 1860, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Ohio River. Toll or free bridge across Ohio River at or near Lawrenceburg, Ind.,
report to accompany H. R. 6899 [to authorize Indiana State Toll Bridge Com-
mission to construct toll bridge or free bridge across Ohio River at or near
Lawrenceburg, Ind.] ; submitted by Mr. Overton. July 27, legislative day
July 5, 1946. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1859, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) f

Rivers. Flood control, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 6597, au-
thorizing construction of certain public works on rivers and harbors for flood
control, June 24-26, 1946. 1946. iii+249 p. * Paper, 35c. • Item 387
L. C. card 46-26650 Y 4.C 73/2 : F 65/17

Rivers and harbors, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 6407, au-
thorizing construction, repair, and preservation of certain public works on
rivers and harbors, and for other purposes, June 10-14, 1946. 1946. iv+511

:'■ p. il. map. * Paper, 75c. • Item 387

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Sailors. Reemployment rights for seamen, report to accompany H. R. 3973 [to
amend act to provide reemployment rights for persons who leave their posi-
tions to serve in merchant marine, approved June 23, 1943 (57 Stat. 162),
and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Radcliffe. July 26, legislative day
July 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1849, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [H. R. 3973 also provides
reemployment rights for civilian employees of War Department in Army
Transport Service.] f

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMiriEE, SENATE

Charles A. Lauglep Bridge, report to accompany H. R. 5928 [to name bridge
located on New Hampshire Avenue, Washington, D. C, over Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad tracks, Charles A. Langley Bridge] ; submitted by INIr. Bilbo.
July 22, legislative day July 5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1805, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Contagion and contagions diseases. Amending act controlling spread of com-
municable diseases in District of Columbia [so as to give health authorities
Tight to forcibly detain persons known to be infected with or suspected of
being carriers of disease], report to accompany H. R. 4410; submitted by Mr.
Bilbo. July 22, legislative day July 5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1804, 79th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t

Milk. Amending act to regulate sale of milk, cream, and ice cream in District
of Columbia [so as to amend detinition of word "pasteurized"], report to
accompany S. 2479 ; submitted bv Mr. Bilbo. July 26, legislative day July 5,
1946. Ip. (S. rp. 1850, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Municipal Cottrt. Authorizing appointment of 3 additional judges of Municipal
Court for District of Columbia, prescribing qualifications of appointees to
Municipal Court and Municipal Court of Appeals, report to accompany S. 2374
[to authorise appointment of 3 additional judges of Municipal Court for Dis-
trict of Columbia and prescribe qualifications of judges of such Court] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. McCarran. July 26, legislative day July 5, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp.

•■;' 1838, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Nurses and nursing. Amending act of Feb. 9, 1907 [to define term "registered
nurse" and to provide for registration of nurses in District of Columbia], as
amended, with respect to certain fees, report to accompany S. 2408 ; submitted
by Mr. Bilbo. July 22, legislative day July 5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1803, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) f

Register of rcills. Authorizing appointment of 3 additional deputies for register
of wills of Districft of Columbia, report to accompany H. R. 6859 ; submitted
by Mr. Bilbo. July 22, legislative day July 5, 1946. 1 p. ( S. rp. 1807, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Societies. Permitting members and stockholders of charitable, educational, and
religious associations incorporated in District of Columbia to vote by proxy
or by mail, ri'i)<>rt to accompany H. II. r>97(); submitted by Mr. Bilbo. July 22,
legislative day July 5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. ISCXJ, 70th Cong. 2d .sess.) t

Teachers. Retirement of public school teachers in District of Columbia, report
to accompany H. R. 5756; submitted by Mr. Bilbo. July 26, legislative day
July 5, 194U. 3 p. ( S. rp. 1851, 7Uth Cong. 2d sess.) t

EDUCATION AND LABOR COMMITTEE, SENATE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, final edition, Sept. 3, 1946; no.
5. 1946. 40 p. 4° t Y 4.Ed 8/3 : 79/5

Educational facilities and housing for servicemen, hearing before subcommittee,
79th Congress, 2d session, on S. 1770, to amend act to expedite provision of
housing in connection with national defense, as amended, to aid in providing
housing for persons attending educational institutions in pursuit of courses of
training or education under title 2 of servicemen's readjustment act of 1944,
and S. 2085, to amend title 5 of act to expedite provision of housing in connec-
tion with national defense, as amended, to authorize Federal works administra-
tor to provide needed educational facilities, other than housing, to educational
institutions furnishing courses in training or education to persons under title
2 of servicemen's readjustment act of 1944, as amended, May 16, 1946. 1946.
iii+51 p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 389
L. C. card 46-26742 Y 4.Ed 8/3 : Se 6/2

Hygiene, Public. National health program, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session,
on S. 1606, to provide for national health program, Apr. 2-16, 1946. 1946. pt. 1,
vii + 1-549 p. il. 2 pi. [S. 1606 establishes a National Advisory Medical Policy
Council.] * Paper, $1.00. • Item 389
L. C. card 46-26649 Y 4.Ed 8/3 : H34/3/pt. 1

Libraries. Public library service demonstration bill, hearing before subcom-
mittee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on S. 1920, to provide for demonstration of
public library service in areas without such service or with inadequate librax'y
facilities, May 29, 1946. 1946. iii+33 p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 389
L. C. card 46-26663 Y 4.Ed 8/3 : L 61/2

Recreation. Development of community recreation programs for people of United
States, hearings before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on S. 2070,
to authorize Federal security administrator to assist States in development of
community recreation programs for people of United States, May 13 and 27,
1946. 1946. iii+224 p. map. [S. 2070 creates a National Advisory Board
on Recreation Services.] * Pai)er, 35c. • Item 389
L. C. card 46-26065 Y 4.Bd 8/3 : R 24

FINANCE COMMITTEE, SENATE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions, Aug. 2,
1946 ; no. 20. 1946. 100 p. 4° $ Y 4.F 49 : 79/20

Employee training. Authorizing Veterans' Administration to reimburse State
and local agencies for expenses incurred in rendering services in connection
with administration of certain training programs for veterans, report to ac-
company S. 2477 ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Colorado. July 26, legislative
day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1840, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [S. 2477 also relates
to subsistence allowances for veterans taking on the job training or educational
courses while gainfully employed.] t

Social and economic seciiriti/. Social security act amendments of 1946, report to
accompany H. R. 7037 [to amend social security act and Internal revenue
code] ; submitted by Mr. George. July 27, legislative day July 5, 1046. 41 p.
(S. rp. 1862. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. 0. card 46-20769

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FOREIGN KELATIOxNS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Alaskan International Hiyhivay Commitision, report to accompany H. R. 2871
[to create a commission to be Icnown as Alaslian International Highway Com-
mission] ; snbmitted by Mr. Murray. July 24, legislative day July 5, 1946,

2 p. ( S. rp. 1825, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions, July 24.
1946 ; no. 7. 1946. 28 p. 4" t Y 4.F 76/2 : 79/7

International Court of Justice. Compulsory jurisdiction. International Court of
Justice, hearings before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on S. Res. 196,
proposing acceptance of compulsorv jurisdiction of International Court of Jus-
tice by United States Government, July 11-15, 1946. 1946. iii+160 p.
* Paper, 25c. • Item 392
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• International Court of Justice, report to accompany S. Res. 196 [proposing

acceptance of compulsory jurisdiction of International Court of Justice by
I'nited States Government] : snbmitted by Mr. Thomas of Utah. July 25,
legislative day July 5, 1946. lip. (S. rp. 1835, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f
L. C. card 46-26776

Undersecretary of State for Economic Affairs. Establishing office of Under Sec-
retary of State for Economic Affairs, report to accompany H. R. 6646 ; submitted
by Mr. Connally. July 24, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1824,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE, SENATE

Basques in United States. Relief of certain Basque aliens, report to accompany
H. R. 1402; submitted by Mr. Russell. July 23, legislative day July 5, 1946.

3 p. (S. rp. 1813, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Iban-a. Simon F. Simon Fermin Ibarra, report to accompany S. 1993 [for relief
of Simon Fermin Ibarra] ; submitted by Mr. Hoey. July 23, legislative day
July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1812, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Immigration. Placing Chinese wives of American citizens on nonquota basis,
report to accompany H. R. 4844 ; submitted by Mr. Knowland. Aug. 1, legis-
lative day July 29, 1946. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1927, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Karamouzis, Dimitrios. Dlmitrios Karamouzis. known as James C. Karamouzis
or James C. Kar, report to accompany H. R. 5527 [for relief of Dimitrios
Karamouzis, known as James C. Karamouzis or James C. Kar] ; submitted
by Mr. Russell. Aug. 2, legislative day July 29, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1929, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) f

Uffalde. Pedro. Pedro Ugalde, report to accompany S. 1992 [for relief of Pedro
Ugalde] ; submitted by Mr. Hoey. July 23, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p.
(S. rp. 1811, 79th Cong. '2(1 sess.) t

INDIAN AFFAIRS C0MMITTB:E, SENATE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, final edition, Aug. 2, 1946; no. 6.
1946. 67 p. 4° t Y 4. In 2/2 : 79/6

Canton, S. Dak. Providing for conveyance to Canton. S. Dak., of Canton Insane
Asylum, located in Lincoln County, S. Dak., report to accompany S. 2426; sub-
mitted bv Mr. Bushtield. July 24, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp.
1830, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Hunter, Wis. Providing funds for construction of school building at Hunter,
Wis., report to accompany H. R. 6141 | to provide funds for cooiwration with
school board of Hunter school district for construction and eciuipnient of new
school building in Hunter, Wis., to be available to both Indian and non-Indian
children] ; submitted bv Mr. La Follette. July 26, legislative day July 5, 1946.
Ip. (S.rp. 1845, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Indiana. IjCasing Indian lands situated within State of Washington for period
not to exceed 25 years, report to accompany H. R. 2586; submitted by Mr.
O'Mahoney. July 30, legislative day July 29, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1906, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Navajo Indian education, hearing, 79th Congress, 2d session, on S. J. Res. 79,
establishing a joint congressional committee to malie study of claims of Indian
tribes against United States, and to investigate administration of Indian affairs,
May 14. 1946. 1946. iii+29 p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 394
L. C. card 46-26727 Y 4. In 2/2 : N 22/2

Pen.sacola reservoir-Graud River Dam project, Okla., report to accompany H. R.
3058 [to authorize use of certain lands of United States, now used for purposes
of Seneca Indian School, for flowage in connection with providing additional
storage space in Pensacola reservoir of Grand River Dam project in Oklahoma,
and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. Aug. 1,
legislative day July 29, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1924, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Refund of taxes illegally paid by Indians [on income derived from allotted
landsl, amending sec. 2, act of Jan. 29, 1942 (56 Stat. 21), report to accompany
S. 1439 ; submitted bv Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. July 30, legislative day July
29, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1905, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Scfiool attendance. Permitting agents and employees of States to enter upon
Indian lands for purpose of enforcing sanitation, compulsory school attendance,
etc., amending act of Feb. 15, 1929 (45 Stat. 1185), report to accompany H. R.
2893 ; submitted by :\Ir. O'Mahoney. Aug. 1, legislative day July 29, 1946. 3 p.
(S. rp. 1923, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

White, Alice S. Authorizing sale of land of Alice Scott White, Crow Indian
Reservation, Mont., report to accompany H. R. 4114 ; submitted by Mr. Wheeler.
July 26, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1844, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Yakima Reservation. Membership roll of Yakima Indians. Washington, report
to accompany H. R. 6165 [to provide for preparation of membership roll of
Indians of Yakima Reservation, Wash.] ; submitted bv Mr. O'Mahoney. Aug. 1,
legislative day July 29, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1925, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Zamora, Antonio. Antonio Zamora and others, report to accompany S. 59 [for
relief of Antonio Zamora, Mrs. Antonio Zamora, Antonio Zamora, jr., Mrs.
Juan Chavez, John Chavez, jr., Roland Chavez. Selso Trujillo, heirs of Keith
Lane, and M. G. Wright] ; submitted by Mr. Chavez. Aug. 1, legislative day
July 29, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1926, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Committee amended
title of S. 59 to provide also for relief of heirs of Keith Lane, but did not
amend the text.] t

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMITTEE, SENATE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions, Aug. 15,
1946 ; no. 12. 1946. 52 p. 4° $ Y 4.1n 8/3 : 79/12

Intei-vational communication. Investigation of international communications
by wire and radio, interim report pursuant to S. Res. 24; [submitted by Mr.
Wheeler]. 1946. ii+4 p. (S. rp. 1907, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 40-20761

National Air Policy Board, report to accompany S. 1639 [to amend transporta-
tion act of 1940 so as to establish National Air Policy Board] ; submitted by
Mr. Mitchell. July 31, legislative day July 29, 11M6. 6 p. (S. rp. 1909, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Textiles. Investigation by Federal Trade Commission of integration, under
common control, of textile and clothing manufacturing plants and effect on in-
dependent manufacturers, report to accompany S. J. Res. 187; submitted bv
Mr. McMahon. July 21, legislative day July 29, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1917, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

JUDICIARY COMMITTEE, SENATE

Calendars. Legislative and executive calendar, 79th Congress. Julv 19, 1946;
no. 64. 1^6. 187 p. 4° J Y 4. J 89/2 : 79/64

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Collective bargaining. Protecting inherent right of person to work and bargain
freely with his employer, report to accompany S. J. Res. 163 [proposing amend-
ment to Constitution of United States to prohibit denial or infringement of in-
herent right of person to work and bargain freely with his employer] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Andrews. July 27, legislative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp.
1858, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Dedication Day, report to accompany H. J. Res. 35 [designating Nov. 19, 1946,
anniversary of Lincoln's Gettysburg address, as Dedication Day] ; submitted
by Mr. McCarran. July 30, legislative day July 29, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1904,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Employees' Compensation Commission. Reestablishing United States Employees'
Compensation Commission, report to accompany S. 2456 [to provide for reestab-
lishment of United States Employees' Compensation Commission with same
functions which it had prior to time Reorganization plan numbered 2 became
effective] ; submitted by Mr. Ferguson. July 24, legislative day July 5, 1946.
1 p. (S. rp. 1831, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Enemy property. Administration of alien property, report to accompany S. 2378
[to amend 1st war powers act, 1941] ; submitted by Mr. Huffman. July 26,
legislative day .Tuly 5, 1946. 13 p. (S. rp. 1839, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26896

Evacuation Claims Commission. Creating Evacuation Claims Commission, report
to accompany S. 2127 ; submitted by Mr. McCarran. July 24, legislative day
July 5, 1946. 4 p. (S. rp. 1827, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [The purpose of
S. 2127 is to provide for adjudication of claims arising out of evacuation of
persons of Japanese ancestry from west coast military areas, Alaska, and
Hawaii, subsequent to Dec. 7, 1941.] t

Evidence. Safeguarding admission of evidence in certain cases, report to accom-
pany H. R. 43; submitted by Mr. McCarran. July 27, legislative day July 5,
1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1857, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Government offices. President's plan for reorganization of executive departments,
hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on S. Con. Res. 64, 65, and 66, concurrent
resolutions disapproving Reorganization plans 1, 2, and 3, June 14-27, 1946.
1946. iii-f 471 p. * Paper, 65c. • Item 398
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National Woman's Relief Corps. Providing for incorporation of National
Woman's Relief Corps, Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic, report to
accompany S. 1650 ; submitted by Mr. McCarran. July 24, legislative day July
5,1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1826, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Registers {land offices). Superseding provisions of Reorganization plan no. 3 of
1946 by reestablishing oflSces of registers of land oflBces, and providing for ap-
pointment of director and associate director of Bureau of Land Management,
report to accompany S. 2442 ; submitted by Mr. Mc*Carran. July 24, legislative
day July 5, 194'6. 2 p. (S. rp. 1828, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

MIUCTAEY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Army. Providing additional inducements to citizens of United States to make
career of military or naval service, report to accompany S. 2460; submitted
by Mr. Thomas of Utah. July 22, legislative day July 5, 1946. 6 p. (S. rp.
1768, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Beightler, Robert 8. Robert Sprague Beiglitler, report to accompany S. 2480
[authorizing appointment of Robert Sprague Beightler as permanent brigadier
general of the line of Regular Army] ; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Utah. July
26, legislative day July 5, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1852, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Fishing vessels. Rights of former owners of fishing vessels, report to accompany
H. R. 5552 [relating to sale by United States of surplus vessels suitable for fish-
ing] ; submitted by Mr. Downey. Aug. 1, legislative day July 29, 1946. 1 p.
(S. rp. 1920, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Luuntzcn Robert E. Robert E. Lauritzeu( ivp<irt to accompany S. 1931 [for
relief of Kobm E. Lauritzen] ; submitted by Mr. Downey. Jul/^ legislative
clay July o, UMt). 3 p. (S. rp. 1814, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t '^S'siatne

^^Q-7W*^'"'"''-,^^/""''T"* '-'"''^ elinjination of officers, report to accompany S
1»<4 [to provide for selection for elimination and retirement of officers of Reen-
\Z\uu^%'J\''' etiualization of retirement benefits for members of Army of
Vq1« n fc'""' {''-J^^^'' purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Maybank. July 20
1^6. 5 p. (S. rp. 1(67, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t " J '^.

— — Retirement, hearings before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session on
bx Is relating to retirement. S. 1974 [to provide for selection for elimination anS
retirement of officers of Regular Army, for equalization of retirement beneTts

Zv^'T^nuft^' t^''^^''''r^ ^^^ '•^^>^^- P"'-Poses] and other?.

Vo^.ilF'll'^- ^^^- "'+67 p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 401

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^ m'it?!.?'%';r rnn""- "^'"^^ ^°'^^^ ^^""^^ ^^^ «^ 1^6' hearings before subcom-
mittee, i9th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 4051, to grant to enlisted ner-

rX"' ;'.Sr force^c-ertain benefits in lien of acx-umufated leav^Jufl Tnd
9, 1»46. 1946. 111+22 p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 401

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Pershing, John J. Medal for General Pershing, report to accompany H R 3944
[authorizing President of United States to award special Saf to John J
Pershing] ; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Utah. Julv 25, legislative day July
5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1832, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f ' ' « * ''^''*' "'»> -^^^^

Reemployment of veterans. Relieving liability for acts done or omitted under

the're sha?f he'n 'Tf^l''^' '''''^''\'' ^^^-^^P^^"^ ". R. 6035 [to provide thaj
rtie e ^hall be no liability for acts done or omitted in good faith bv employer
with respect to reemploying veterans in accordance with regulations of di-
Snmfrl hi^Afl'r'^''''''' f /'\f^'«'-^l ^ith any applicable court decision];
i^in -of, n^ 'o p"^""^^- /J"l.^ -3. legislative day July 5. 1946. 18 p. (S. rp
IMO. (9th Cong^2d sess.) [Includes individual views of Mr. Murray and views
of minority.] t >icvio

Rubber. War plants disposal, synthetic rubber, hearing before subcommittee
on siuijlu.spn. perry 7tJth Congress. 2d sessiuii, pursuant to S. Res. 129, July
1, 1946. 1946. 111+17 p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 401
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MINES AND MIMXG COMMITTEE, SENATE

Electrochemical 1ahoraforic.«. Authorizing construction of electrochemical lab-
oratory in Pacific Northwest, report to accompany S. 1954; submS bv Mr
2d sess) j^^^-l'^^Si^l'-^t-^^^^y July 29, 1946. 2 p. ( S. r\. 19?9, TOth a^ng!

Mines and mineral resources. Insuring preservation of technical and economic
records of domestic sources of ores of metals and minerals, rep^n to ac?^m'
S "n fs'r; T.'of ""1 \^ ^^%G"ff'>.- July 23, legisiativ^ day July".
i^ f u ^?- P- ^^P' '^^^ ^''"^- 2^^ «^^^^> H. R. 4562 provides for trans-
JaVe'use foTtheLTT ^" ^'^ '^'"^'^ ^"^•^='" ^'^^^ «^^-- '^^^^-^ - 'on.l

NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Alffonquin. revenue cutter. .Aliscellaneous bills, hearing. 70th Congress 2d ses-
sion, on H. R. 1498, to correct naval record of former memb^xfof crews of
revenue cutters Algonquin and Onondaga, S. 2245, to authorize SecretlTy of
Navy to construct postgraduate school at Monterey, Calif.. S. 2349, to permit
Secretary of ^avy to delegate authority to compromise and settle claimsTor
damages to property under jurisdiction of Navy Department S 2304 to pro-
vide lor training of officers for naval service, June 25, 1946 1946 iii-l-^O n
♦ Paper, lOc. • Item 403 ' ■ ■ ^-rou p.

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Boston Navy Yard. Civilian employment conditions, Boston Navy Yard, hear-
ing, 79th Congress, 2d session, June 28, 1946. 1940. ii+44 p. * Paper, lOc.
• Item 403
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Naval education. Miscellaneous bills, hearing, 79(h Congress, 2d session, on
S. 2245, to authorize Secretary of Navy to construct iwstgraduate school at
Monterey, Calif., S. 2247, to permit Secretary of Navy to delegate authority
to compromise and settle claims against United States caused by vessels of
Navy or in naval service, or for towage or salvage service to such vessels,
S. 2253, to further amend act of Jan. 16, 1936, as amended, to provide for
retirement and retirement annuities of civilian members of teaching staff at
Naval Academy and Postgraduate School. Naval Academy, S. 2291, to author-
ize Secretary of Navy to ti-ansfer vessel to American Antarctic Association.
Inc., S. 2292, for relief of Miami herald. Key West citizen, and Miami daily
news, H. R. 4525, for relief of Oran Edmund Randall Rumrill, H. R. 4863, to
establish date of acceptance of commission as lieutenant, junior grade, Naval
Reserve, by William Leon de Carbonel to be June 1, 1941, and date of reporting
for active duty to be Dec. 9, 1941. H. R. 5640, to reestablish status of funds
of midshipmen's store, barber shop, cobbler shop, and tailor shop at Naval
Academy, H. R. 4433, to provide for conveyance to Alabama for use as public
park of militai-y reservation known as Fort Morgan, [and on resolution in re]
project 460-C of Bureau of Yards and Docks, covering proposal of Navy De-
partment to acquire St. John's College, Annapolis, Md., June 11, 1946. 1946.
iii+41 p * Paper, 10c. • Item 403
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Training of officers for naval service, hearings. 79th Congress, 2d session,

on S. 2304, June 12 and 13, 1940. 1946. iii+57 p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 403
L. O. card 46-26&30 Y 4.N 22/2 : Of 2/3

Navy Department land projects, hearing, 79th Congress, 2d session, consideration
of projects referred to committee by Bureau of Yards and Docks covering
proposals of Navy Department to acquire land or property, or dispose of same,
June 25, 1946. 1946. iii-1-22 p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 403
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PENSIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Pensions. Granting increased service pensions in certain Spanish-American War
cases [including Roxer Rebellion and Philippine Insurrection] not included in
rent [recent] legislation providing increases to other Spanish-American War
veterans and their dependents, report to accompany H. R. 6900; submitted by
Mr. Tunnell. July 22, legislative day July 5, 1946. 9 p. (S. rp. 1809, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Providing increased pensions to members of Regular Army, Navy, Marine

Corps, and Coast Guard who become disabled by reason of their service therein
during other than a period of war, report to accompany H. R. 3908 ; submitted
by Mr. Tunnell. July 22, legislative day July 5, 1946. 6 p. (Sv rp. 1808, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

POST OFFICES AND POST ROADS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Meany, William S. William S. Meany. report to accompany S. 1225 [for relief
of William S. Meany] ; submitted by Mr. Chavez. Aug. 2, legislative day July
29,1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1928, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Post Office Departm'ent Library. Authorizing Postmaster General to accept gifts
and bequests for benefit of library of Post Office Department, report to accom-
pany H. R. 6721; submitted by Mr. Chavez. Aug. 1, legislative day July 29,
1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1922, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Postage. Fixing rate of postage on domestic air mail, report to accompany
H. R. 5560; submitted by Mr. Hayden for :Mr. Chavez. July 25, legislative
day July 5, 1946. 5 p. (S. rp. 1834, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Postage — Continuetl

To fix rate of postage ou domestic air mail, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d

session, on H. R. 5560, July 10-12, 1946. 1946. iii+73 p. * Paper 15c

• Item 406

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Star routes. Providing for carrying of mail on star routes, report to accompany

S. 2453; submitted by Mr. Chavez. Aug. 1, legislative day July 29, 1946. 4 p.

(S. rp. 1921, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GBOUNDS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Sale or exchange of Coast Guard site at Fort Lauderdale,
Fla., report to accompany S. 2419 Lto amend further act of Apr. 6, 1938, as
amended, authorizing Secretary of Treasury to exchange sites at Miami Beach,
Fla., for Coast Guard purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Andrews. July 23, legis-
lative day July 5, 1946. 2 p. (S. rp. 1821, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

PUBLIC LANDS AND SURVEYS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Castle Clinton 'National Monument. Establishing Castle Clinton National Monu-
ment in city of New York, report to accompany H. R. 5125 ; submitted by Mr
O'Mahoney. July 29, 1946. 3 p. (S. rp. 1899, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Glacier National Park. Providing for acquisition by exchange of non-Federal
property within Glacier National Park, report to accompany H. R. 7020;
submitted by Mr. O'Mahoney. July 29, 1946. 1 p. (S. rp. 1901, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Miles City, Mont. Granting to Miles City, Mont., land in Custer County, Mont.,
for industrial and recreational purposes and as museum site, report to accom-
pany H. R. 6896 ; submitted by Mr. O'Mahoney. July 29, 1946. 2 p. ( S. rp.
1900, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Theodore Roosevelt National Park. To establish Theodore Roosevelt National
Park, to erect monument in memory of Theodore Roosevelt in Medora, N. Dak.,
report to accompany H. R. 4435 ; submitted by Mr. O'Mahoney. July 29, 1946.
2 p. (S. rp. 1897, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Torrent, John. Authorizing Secretary of Interior to issue duplicate of Porter-
field scrip certificate no. 53 to Muskegon Trust Co., Muskegon, Mich., as trustee
of John Torrent trust, report to accompany H. R. 1S60; submitted by Mr.
O'Mahoney. July 29, 1946. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1898, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

TEBEITOBIES AND INSULAR AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, calendar of bills, resolutions and nominations
referred to Committee on Territories and Insular Affairs for its consideration
and action thereon, 79th Congress, 2d session, Aug. 2, 1946; no. 5. 1946. 11 p.
4° t Y4.T 27/2: 79/5

COURT OF CLAIMS

Kjar, Andrew. Andrew Kjar, alias Peter Orlofif. Katherine D. Kjar, maiden
name Katherine D. Orlofif, and Ester Harley Sharon, severally and jointly v.
United States; report of commissioner. [1946.] no. 46067, p. 23-36. t

Ju 3.8 : K 659

Ragland, C. A. sr. First-Citizens Bank & Trust Co., as administrator of C. A.
Ragland, sr., v. T'nited States ; report of commissioner. [1946.] no. 17846 Con-
gressional, p. 9-42 t Ju 3.8 : R 127

Scully. Frederick. Estate of Frederick Scully, Thomas A. Scully, William E.
Trapp and John C. Scully, executors, v. United States ; report of commissioner.
[1946.] nos. 46462 and 46463, p. 23-36. t Ju 3.8 : Scu 47

BculUf. Thomas A. Thomas A. Scully v. United States; report of commissioner.
[1946.] nos. 46388 and 46389, p. 23-47. t Ju 3.8 : Scu 47/2

Standard Transformer Company v. United States; report of commissioner.
[1946.] no. 45924, p. 11-29. t Ju 3.8 : St 24/28

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EMERGENCY BOARDS (NATIONAL RAILWAY LABOR

PANEL)

Report to the President by Emergency Board, created May 7, 1946, pursuant to
sec. 10 of railway labor act, to investigate unadjusted disputes concerning
rates of pay and working rules, between Transcontinental & Western Air, Inc.,
American Airlines, Inc., American Overseas Airlines, Inc., BranifE Airways, Inc.,
Chicago and Southern Air Lines, Inc., Delta Air Corp., Eastern Air Lines, Inc.,
National Airlines, Inc., Northeast Airlines, Inc., Northwest Airlines, Inc., Penn-
sylvania-Central Airlines Corp., United Air Lines, Inc., Western Air Lines, Inc.,
and certain of their employees represented by Air Line Pilots Association, In-
ternational, Washington, D. C, July 8, 1946. [1946.] iii-f43 p. t • Item
848
L. C. card A 46-3883 NMB 1.7 : T 68

FEDERAL LOAN AGENCY

RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION

Surplus reporter, issue no. 12, Feb. 25 and 26, 1946, surplus property offerings.
ri946.] viii-f 20 p. il. and 24 p. il 4" (Consumer Goods Division, War Assets
Corporation.) [For later issues, see Surplus reporter, under War Assets Ad-
ministration, Emergency Management OflBce.] f regional oflBces.

FL 5.14 : 12-2,12-3

FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION

National electric rate book.

Note. — The Nation.il electric rate book and individual rate books for the 48 States,
covering the rates charged by publicly and privately owned utilities in communities of
1,000 or more population, are issued in loose-leaf binders. Supplements showing rate
changes and new rate schedules are issued in processed form to replace superseded data.

Prices are as follows : National electric rate book, .$10.00 including binders and Sup-
plement service, for 12 months from date of order ; Supplement service thereafter, $7.50
per year.

State rate books, .?1.00 each, including binder and Supplement services for 12 months;
Supplement service thereafter, .?1.00 per year.

National electric rate book : [State separate] ; Kansas. Apr. 1946. 34 p. 4°

[Supersedes issue of Apr. 30, 1942.] FP 1.18 : K 13/946

Same; North Dakota. June 1946. 9 p. 4° [Supersedes issue of May 15,

1942. ] FP 1.18 : N 81d/W6

Same; South Dakota. June 1946. 14 p. 4° [Supersedes issue of May 15,

1942.] FP 1.18 : So 8d/946

FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Regulations. Consumer credit, amdt. 21 to Regulation W [effective Sept. 3, 1946.]
[1946.] 1 p. ([Regulation W, amdt. 21.]) [Processed.] t

FR 1.6 : 945/W/amdt.21

FEDERAL SECURITY AGENCY

EDUCATION OFFICE

Far East. International educational relations, the Far East, selected references
for teachers ; by C. O. Arndt. [19-16.] 4 p. 4" [From School life, July 1946.] t

FS 5.7/a : F 22

Pen/. Education in Peru [with bibliography] ; by Cameron D. Ebaugh. [1946.]
vii+91 p. il. (Bulletin 1946, no. 3.) [Another illustration on front cover.]
* Paper, 20c. • Item 492
L. C. card E 46-34 FS 5.3 : 946/8

* Sent to Depository Libraries

1078 Government Publications

Units of work. How to build a unit of work [with bibliographies] ; by Ruth G.
Strickland. [1<J4G.] [4]+48 i). il. (Bulletin 1946, no. 5.) •Taper, 15c.

• Item 402

L. (". card E 46-31 FS 5.3: 946/5

Visiting teacher services, report of conference called by commissioner of education
and held in Oftice of Education, Washington, D. C, June 1945 ; [by Katherine
M.Cook]. [1946.] [2]+14p. (Leaflet 75.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 496
L. C. card E 4&-33 FS 5.18 : 75

FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION

Food. Notices of judgment summarizing judicial review of orders under sec.
701 (F) and 505 (H) of Federal food, drug, and cosmetic act, 6-7. July 1946.
p. 37-44. t • Item 513 FS 7.17 : 6-7

Notices of judgment under Federal food, drug, and cosmetic act ; Foods,

S301-S500. June 1946. p. 323-390. t • Item 513

L. C. card Agr 40-122 FS 7.10 : 8301-8500

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE

Calcium. Sequestration of calcium and magnesium in presence of alkaline
detergents; by Edward H. Mann and C. C. Ruchhoft. [1946.] 8 p. il. (Re-
print 2704.) [From Public health reports, Apr. 12, 1946, v. 61, no. 15.] * Paper,
5c.
L. C. card 46-26848 FS 2.7/a : 2704

Chlorine as possible ovicide for Aedes aegypti eggs [with one reference] ; by
Stephen P. Hatchett. [1946.] 4 p. (Reprint 2709.) [From Public health
reports. May 10, 1946, v. 61, no. 19] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 46-26850 FS 2.7/a : 2709

Hygiene, Industrial. Directory of State and local industrial hygiene personnel,
July 1946. [1946.] ll+[3]p. 4° [Processed.] $ FS 2.2 : In 27/2/946

Malaria. Spray-time topics, join fight against malaria. [1946.] [2] p. il. 4°,
folded into narrow 8° size. * Paper, 5c. single copy ($1.00 per 100).

FS 2.2 : M 29/4

Parasitic diseases. Method of conducting 50 i)ercent hemolysis and point com-
plement-fixation test for parasitic diseases [with list of references] ; by John
Boziecvich, Helen M. Hoyem and Vernal M. Walston. [1946.] [2] +6 p. (Re-
print 27(12.) [From Public health reports, Apr. 12, 1946, v. 61, no. 15.]

* Paper, 5c.

L. C. card 46-26849 FS 2.7/a : 2702

renicillin. Synergistic action of penicillin and mapharsen (oxophenarsine hydro-
chloride) in treatment of experimental syphilis [with list of references; by]
Harry Eagle, Harold J. Magnuson, and Ralph Fleischman. 1946. 8 p. il.
([Venereal Diseases Division]; Reprint 253.) [From Journal of venereal
disease information, Jan. 1946, v. 27.] * Paper, 5c. FS2.9/a:253

Prisoners. Statisticiil study of 500 psychopathic' prisoners [with list of refer-
ences]; by Hulsey Cason and M. J. Pescor. [1946.] [2]-fl7 p. (Reprint
2705.) [From Public health reports, Apr. 19, 1946, v. 61, no. 16.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 46-26852 FS 2.7/a : 2705

Rickettsia. Preparation of antigens from yolk sacs infected with rickettsiae
[with list of references] ; by Norman H. Topping and Charles C. Shepard.
[1946.] 8 p. (Reprint 2711.) [From Public health reports, May 17, 1946, v. 51,
no. 20.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 46-26991 FS 2.7/a : 2711

Rodenticides. Comparative assays of rodenticides on wild Norway rats ; 1, Toxic-
ity [with list of references] ; by Sally H. Dieke and Curt P. Richter. [1946.]
[2] +7 p. il. (Reprint 2708.) [From I'uhlic health reports, May 10, 1946,
v. 61, n(). 19.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 46-26990 FS 2.7/a : 2708

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Rural public health. Public health program for rural areas; by Frederick D.
Mott. [1946.] [2] +9 p. (Reprint 2706.) [From Public health reports, Apr.
26, 1946, V. 61, no. 17.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 46-26988 FS 2.7/a : 2706

Scrub typhus. Method for preparation of tseutsugamushi (scrub typhus) anti-
gen from Infected yolk sacs [with list of references] ; by Norman H. Topping
and Charles C. Shepard. [1946.] [2] +4 p. (Reprint 2716.) [From Public
health reports, May 31, 1946, v. 61, no. 22.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 46-26909 FS 2.7/a : 2716

Solvents. Composition of some trade name solvents used for cleaning and
degreasing and for thinning paints; bv Allen D. Brandt, W. .7. McConnell and
R. H. Flinn. [1946.] [2] +12 p. (Reprint 2691.) [From Public health
I'eports, Feb. 1, 1946, v. 61, no. 5.] * Paper, 5c. ~
L. C. card 46-26986 FS 2.7/a : 2691

Streptomycin in experimental plague [with list of references] ; by J. W. Horni-
brook. [1946.] [2] +4 p. (Reprint 2703.) [From Public health reports,
Apr. 12, 1946, v. 61, no. 15.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 46-26987 FS 2.7/a : 2703

-Siii/o, penicillin [with bibliography] [June 1946]. [41 p. narrow 8° [(Health
education series no. 13.] ) * Paper, 5c. single copy ($1.50 per 100) . • Item 522

FS 2.50 : 13/2

Tropical disease education program of Public Health Service ; by William S. Boyd,
Trawick H. Stubbs and Paul P. Weinstein. [1946.] 6 p. (Reprint 2712.)
[From Public health reports, May 17, 1946, v. 61, no. 20.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 46-26989 FS 2.7/a : 2712

Venereal diseases. Directory of clinics for diagnosis and treatment of venereal
diseases. Revised 1946. [1946.] iii+52 p. 4° (Supplement. 4 to Venereal
disease information.) [Title on cover is: 1946 directory, venereal disease
clinics.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 531 FS 2.10: 4/6

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY

PUBLIC ROADS ADMINISTRATION

PresidenVs Hifjhway Safety Conference. Proceedings of the President's Highway
Safety Conference, report of general sessions and summary of committee activi-
ties, Department Auditorium, Washington, D. C, May 8-10, 1946. [1946.]
vi+192 p. il. * Fabrikoid, $1.25.
L. C. card 46-27750 FW 2.18 : P 94/946

Roads. Estimate of appropriation for Public Roads Administration to pay dam-
age claims, foi- damage to roads and highwavs of States or their subdivisions.
July 25, 1940. 4 p. (H. doc. 727, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Report on audit of Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation, 1945, letter tran.smitting report on audit of Federal
Deposit Insurance Coriioration, fiscal year 1945; [prepared under direction of
Corporation Audits Division]. 1946. vii+56 p. (H. doc. 639, 79th Cong. 2d

SGSS. ) 1"

L. C. card 46-26866

Spruce Production Corporation. Report on audit of United States Spruce Pro-
duction Corporation, letter transmitting report on audit of United States
Spruce Production Corporation, fiscal year 1945; [prepared in Corporation
Audits Division]. July 26, 1946. 6 p. (H. doc. 750, 79tli Cong. 2d sess.) t

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1080 GOVERNSIENT PUBLICATIONS

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

Envelopes. Abstract of contracts approved by Joint Committee on Printing for
plain envelopes in common use by 2 or more departments, establishments or
services of Government in District of Columbia for term of 6 months beginning
July 1, 1{M6; corrected July 1, 1946. [1946.] 8 p. 4" t

GP 1.2: En 8/2/946-2
Materials. Abstract of contracts for material, etc. for public printing and binding
for term of 6 months beginning July 1, 1946. 1946. 32 p. 4° J

GP1.2:M41/2/»4&-2
Paper. Abstract of contracts approved by Joint Committee on Printing for paper
for public printing and binding and blank paper for use of Government depart-
ments and establishments in District of Columbia for term of 3 months begin-
ning July 1, 1946; corrected July 1, 1946. [1946] 49 p. 4° J

GP 1.2 : P 19/6/946-2
DOCUMENTS OFFICE

Agricultural chemistry and soils and fertilizers; July 1946. [19461 [21+28 n
(Price list 46, 41st edition.) t • Item 592 l .j i j-r^ p.

L. C. card 25-27341 GP 3.9 . 45/41

Government periodicals; JvHy 1946. [1946.] [2] +10 p. (Price list 36, 49th edi-
tion.) t • Item 592

L. C. card 26-26170 GP 3.9 : 36/49

Transportation, railroad and shipping problems, postal service, communications

£?^o^.P"'Y?. ^^^'} Panama Canal: July 1946. [1946.] [2]-f85 p. (Price list
25, 34th edition.) t • Item 592

L. C. card 26-26255 GP 3.9 : 25/34

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT

' FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE

Fish and fisheries. Available publications on fisheries [list] ; compiled in Divi-
sion of Information. Rev. June 1946. Chicago, 111. [1946]. 30 p. 4° (Fishery
leaflet 9.) [Processed.] t 149.28:9/3

Fishery statistics of United States, 1942 ; by A. W. Anderson and E A

Power. 1946. [2] +248 p. il. 4° (Statistical digest 11.) * Paper, GOc
• Item 604 i . ■

L. C. card 42-38120 149.32:11

Game birds. Dealers in upland game birds [list] ; compiled in Division of Wildlife
Research. Rev. Nov. 1945. Chicago, 111. (1946]. 35 p. 4° (Wildlife leaflet
28L) [Processed.] t 149.13:281

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

^^J^^-—^^^ publications of the United States Geological Survev consist of Mono-
graphs, Professional papers, Bulletins, Water-supply papers, folios of the Geologic
atlas of the United States, topographic maps (some of which bear descriptive text)
base maps, and other maps of the United States and of single States. Practically all of
them are sale publications. The maps and folios are sold by the Geological "Survev
Washington 25, D. C. Orders for other publications that are for sale should be sent to the
Superintendent of Documents, Washington 25, D. C.

Atlaritic Coa.'ital Plain. Surface water supply of United States, 1944; pt. 1,
North Atlantic slope basins ; prepared by Water Resources Branch, Division of
Surface Water. 1946. x+634 p. il. (Water-supply paper 1001.) [Prepared
in cooperation with Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts,
New Hampshire, New Jersey. New York. Pennsylvania. Rhode Island, Vermont,
Virginia, and West Virginia.] *Paper, $1.25. • Item 627
L. C. card GSia-290 1 19.13 : 1001

Same: pt. 2, South Atlantic slope and eastern Gulf of Mexico basins;

prepared by Water Resources Branch, Division of Surface Water. 1946.
ix+552 p. il. (Water-supply paper 1002.) [Prepared in cooperation with
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South
Carolina, and Virginia, and other agencies.] * Paper, $1.00. • Item 627

L. C. card GS9-363 1 19.13 : 1002

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Mexico, Oulf of. Sui-face water supply of United States, 1944: pt. 8, Western
Gulf of Mexico basins ; prepared by Water Resources Branch, Division of
Surface Water. 1946. vi+311 p. 11. (Water-supply paper 1008.) [Prepared
in cooperation with Colorado, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Texas, and other
agencies.] * Paper, 45c. • Item 627
L. C. card 0810-346 1 19.13 : 1008

Pacific States. Surface water supply of United States, 1944 : pt. 12, Pacific slope
basins in Washington and upper Columbia River basin ; prepared by Water
Resources Branch, Division of Surface Water. 1940. vi-f2Gl p. il. (AVater-
supply paper 1012.) [Prepared in cooperation with Idaho, Montana, and
Washington, and other agencies.] * Paper, 45c. • Item 627
L. C. card GS1(>-167 1 19.13 : 1012

Palos Verdes Hills. Geology and paleontology of Palos Verdes Hills, Calif, [with
bibliography] ; by W. P. Woodring, M. K Bramlette, and W. S. W. Kew. 1946.
v+145 p. 11. 5 pi. 28 p. of pi. 4° (Professional paper 207.) * Paper, $1.50.

• Item 626

L. C. card GS46-123 1 19.16 : 207

Water levels. Water levels and artesian pressure in observation wells in United
States in 1943 : pt. 3, North-Central States ; by O. E. Meinzer, L. K. Wenzel and
others. 1946. iv-|-352 p. il. ( Water-supply paper 988. ) [Prepared in cooper-
ation with Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota,
South Dakota, and Wisconsin, and other agencies.] * Paper, 55c. • Item 627
L. C. card GS36-334 1 19.13 : 988

Same: pt. 4, South-Central States; by O. E. Meinzer, L. K. Wenzel and

others. 1946. iv-fl94p.il. (Water-supply paper 989.) [Prepared in cooper-
ation with Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Texas, and other agencies.]

* Paper, 35c. • Item 627 1 19.13 : 989

Topographic quadrangle maps

Note.— The Geological Survey makes contoured maps — three-dimension topographic
maps — which are designed eventually to cover the whole United States, also Alaska,
Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. The individual maps are projected to represent quadrangle
areas rather than political divisions, and each map is designated by the name of some
prominent town or natural feature within that area. The scales most commonly used
are 1 : 24,000 (1 iuch = 2,000 feet), 1 : 31,680 (1 inch = % mile), 1 : 62,500 (1 inch = about
1 mile), and 1 :125,000 (1 inch = about 2 miles). A general description of topographic
mails and a list of the symbols used are printed on the reverse of each'Sheet.

About half of the continental area of the country, excluding Alaska, has been mapped,
every State being represented. Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Hawaii,
Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio, Rhode Island, and West
Virginia are completely mapped. Maps of the regular size are sold by the Geological
Survey at 10c. each. Except as otherwise indicated, a discount of 40 percent is allowed
on an order for maps, or for maps and geologic folios, that amounts to $5.00 at the retail
price. In ordering, give the name, and scale of each map and the State in which the
area lies.

Arkansas. Arkansas, Pinnacle Mtn. quadrangle, lat. 34°45'-34°52'30", long.
92°22'30"-92°30'. Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of
1946. 17X14 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 3P 656/946

Arkansas, Sweet Home quadrangle, lat. 34°37'30"-34°45', long. 92°07'30"-

92°15'. Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 5 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X14 In.
t 10c. I 19.12 : 3kSw 36/946

Connecticut. Connecticut, New Britain quadrangle, lat. 41°37'30"^1°45', long.
72°45'-72°52'30". Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
17X 13 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 6N 42b/946

Connecticut, Norwich quadrangle, lat. 41°30'-41''37'30", long. 72"-

72°07'30". Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
17X13 in. tlOc. 1 19.12 : 6N 831/946

Illinois, Oilman quadrangle, lat. 40''45'-41% long. 87°45'-88°. Scale 1:62,500,
contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X13 in. f 10c.

119.12:12042/946

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1Q82 Government Publications

Indiana, Depauw quadrangle, lat. 38''ir)'-38°22'30", long. 86''07'30"-86°15'.
Scale 1 : 24,000, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 23X18 in. t 10c.

1 19.12 : 14D 44/946

Massachusetts. Massachu.sotts, Ware quadrangle, lat. 42''15'^2°22'30", long.
72°07'30"-72''15'. Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of
1946, 17 X 13 i n. t 10c. 1 19.12 : 21W 22/946

Mas.sachusetts-New Hampshire, Winchendon quadrangle, lat. 42°37'30"-

42°45', long. 72°-72°07'30". Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. ]).
edition of 1946. 17 X 13 in. f 10c. 1 19.12 : 21 W 721/946

Michigan, Warren quadrangle, lat. 42°30'-42°37'30", long. 83°-8:3°07'30". Scale
1:24,000, contour interval 5 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 2;^,X17 in. 1 10c.

I 19.12 : 22W 2rjl/946

Missouri. Missouri, Cureall quadrangle, lat. 36°30'-36°45', long. 92°-92°15'.
Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17x14 in. f 10c.

1 19.12 : 25C 923/946

Missouri, Millersburg quadrangle, lat. 38°45'-30'', long. 92°-92°l5'. Scale

1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1940. 17x14 in. 1 10c.

1 19.12 : 25M 619/946

Nero Mexico, Malaga quadrangle, lat. 32°-32°15', long. 104°-104°15'. Scale
1:62,500, contour interval 25 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17x15 in. 1 10c.

1 19.12 : 31M 29/946

New York State. New York, Cambridge quadrangle, lat. 43°-43°07'30", long.
73°22'30"-73°30'. Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
17X13 in. tlOc. 1 19.12: 32C 144/946

New York. Fort Ann quadrangle, lat. 43°22'30"^3°30', long. 73°22'30"--

73°30'. Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17x13
in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 32F 775/946

New York, Grafton quadrangle, lat. 42°45'-42°52'30", long. 73°22'30"-

73°30'. Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1^6. 17x13
in 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 32G 759/94G

New York-Vermont, Hoosick Falls quadrangle, lat. 42°52'30"-43°, long.

73°15'-73°22'30". Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
17X 13 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 32H 769/2/916

New York-Vermont, North Pownal quadrangle, lat. 42°45'-42°52'30", long.

73°15'-73°22'30". Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
17X 13 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 32N 81p/946

New York-Vermont, Shu.shan quadrangle, lat. 43°-43°07'30", long. 73°15'-

73°22'30". Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.

17 X 13 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 32Sh 93/946

Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico, Cayey quadrange, lat. 18°-18''07'30", long. 66°07'30"-
66°15'. Scale 1 : 30,000, contour interval 10 meters, n. p. edition of 1946.

18 X 17 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 55C 317/946

Puerto Rico, Yauco quadrangle, lat. 18°-18°07'30", long. 66°45'-66°52'30".

Scale 1:30,000, contour interval 10 meters, n. p. edition of 1946. 18x17 in.
1 10c. 1 19.12 : 55Y 28/946

7Va?o«-Louisiana, Caddo Lake quadrangle, lat. 32°30'-32°45', long. 94°-94°15'.
Scale 1 : 62.500, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X15 in. [Map
covers only a portion of the sheet.] 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 43 C 114/946

Vermont, Cornwall quadrangle, lat. 43°52'30"-44°, long. 73°07'30"-73°15'. Scale
1 : 31,680, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1940. 17X12 in. 1 10c.

1 19.12 : 46 C 816/946

Washington, Saddle Butte quadrangle, lat. 46°-40°15', long. 117°1.T-117°30'.
Scale 1 : 62,500, contour iatervQl 5Q ft n. p. edition of 1946. 17X12 in. t IQc,

1 19.12 ; 48 Sa 15/9,4a

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September 1946- 1083

INDIAN AFFAIRS OFFICE

Pueblo Indians. Woik a clay life uf Pueblos [with list of further reading on
Pueblos, by] Ruth Undeihill; edited by Willard W. Beatty. [Printing De-
partment, Phoenix Indian School, Phoenix, Ariz., May 14, 1946.] [3] +3-174 p.
il. 4° (Education Division: Indian life and customs 4.) [Text and another
illustration on p. 1-4 of cover.] t Paper, 60c., Phoenix Indian School, I'hoenix,
Ariz.
L. C. card 46-27707 1 20.30 : 4

MINES BUREAU

A?Sf>«tc; by Allan F. Matthews and R. Louise Bryson. 1946. [2]+Sp. [Pre-
print from Minerals yearbook, 1945. * Paper, r>c. I 28.37/a : Ar 72/2/945

Asbestos; bi/ Oliver Bowles and D. I. Marsh. 1946. [2] +10 p. il. [Preprint
from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. 1 28.37/a : As 15/945

Coal. Bituminous coal and lignite ; by W. H. Young, R. L. Ander.son, and L. H.
Isaac. 1W6. [2] +83 p. il. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945, with final
statistics for 1944.] * Paper, 15c. I 28.37/a : B 549/945

Fluorspar and cryolite ; by Hubert W. Davis and Gertrude N. Greenspoon. 1946.
[2] +26 p. il. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1W5.] * Paper, 10c.

I 28.37/a : F 673/945

Fuel briquets and pacfkaged fuel ; by Gertrude S. Goodman. 1946. [2] +21 p. il.
[Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a : B 773/945

Ge»i. s^owes [with bibliography] ; by Sydney H. Ball. 1946. [2] +14 p. [Preprint
from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. I 28.37/a : G 284/945

Gold. Gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc in Eastern Stat^ (mine report) ; by A.
J. Martin. 1946. [2] +13 p. il. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.]

* Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a : G 563/18/945

Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in New Mexico (mine report) ; by

G. E. Woodward and S. A. Gustavson. 1946. [2] +15 p. il. [Preprint from
Minerals yearbook, 1945.] ♦ Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a : G 563/7/945

Gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc in Oregon (mine report) ; by Alfred L.

Kansome. 1946. [2] +11 p. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.]

* Paper, 5c. I 28.37/a : G 563/8/945

Gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc in Texas (mine report) ; by S. A. Gus-
tavson. 1946. [2] +4 p. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] ♦ Paper, 5c.

I 28.37/a : G 563/10/945

Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in AVashington (mine report) ; by C E.

Needham and Paul Luff. 1946. [2] +12 p. [Preprint from Minerals year-
book, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. I 28.37/a : G 563/12/945

Gypsum; [by] Charles L. Harness and M. G. Downey. 1946. [2] +12 p. il.
[Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. 1 28.37/a : G 998/^5

Magnesium compounds and miscellaneous salines ; by Charles L. Harness and
F. M. Barsigian. 1946. [2] +14 p. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.]

* Paper, 5c. I 28.37/a : M 274/4/945

Metal mines. Electrical and mechanical hazards in metal mines, metal-mine
accident-prevention course, sec. 6 [with list of References on electrical and
mechanical hazards]. 1946. vi+S2 p. il. (Miner's circular 56.) * Paper,
20c. • Item 640
L. C. card 45-35589 I 28.6 : 56

Mine accidents. Explosions and fires in bituminous-coul mines, coal-mine acci-
dent-prevention course, sec. 4 [with Bibliography of references on prevention
of mine explosions and fires]. 1946. vii+107 p. il. (Miners' circular 50.)

* Paper, 25c. • Item &40

L. C. card 45-36323 I 28.6 : 50

Mo^yftde^wm; by Edwin K. Jenckes. 1946. [2] +12 p. [Preprint from Minerals
yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. I 28.37/a : M 739/945

• • Sent to Depository Libraries

1084 Government Publications

Nonmetal mines. Injury experience and exposure-to-hazard at nonmetal mines
in United States during 11>44; [prepared by F. .7. Kennedy and M. R Fisher]
[July 31, 1946.] 22 p. 4° (Mineral industry surveys, H. S. S. no. 360.) [Proc-
essed.] t • 128.26:360

Peat: by J. A. Corgan and Golden V. Chiriaco. 1946. [2]-|-4 p. il. [Preprint
from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. I 28.37/a : P 329/945

Safety of life. Federal mine safety code for bituminous-coal and lignite mines
of United States, July 24, 1946. 1946. xiv+90 p. 16° [Pages 85-90 are left
blank to be used for notes.] * Cloth-lined paper cover, 25c. • Item 637
L. C. card 46-26928 I 28.2 : Sa 1

Sa«; by Florence E. Harris and E. M. Tucker. 1946. [2]-fl5pil [Preprint
from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a : Sa 37/945

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

Bandelier National Monument, N. Mex. [v?ith list of suggested reading! [Re-
vised 1946.] [1946.] [6] p. il. f • Item 651
L. C. card 46-26993 I 29.21 : B 22/3/946

Brices Cross Roads National Battlefield Site, Miss. [Gunthorp-Warren Printing
Company, Chicago, Mar. 1946.] [6] p. il. f 1 29.21 : B 76/946

Kenesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park, Ga. [GunthoTp-Warren Printing
Company, Chicago, Mar. 1946.] [6] p. il. t I 29.21 : K 39/2/946

Manassas (Bull Run) National Battlefield Park, Va. [Gunthorp-Warren Print-
ing Company, Chicago, Mar. 1946.] [6] p. il. t I 29.21 : M 31/946

Mesa Verde National Park, Colo. Revised 1946. [1946.] [3] p il oblong S"
folded into 8° size, t • Item 652 1 29.6 : M 56/2/946

Muir Woods National Monument, Calif. [Revised 1946.] [1946 1 [61 d il t
• Item 651 j l -j l j y. u.. ,

L. C. card 46-26994 I 29.21 : M 89/946

Nateliez Trace Parkway, Tenn.-Ala.-Miss. [Gunthorp-Warren Printing Com-
pany, Chicago, Mar. 1946.] [4] p. il. oblong S°, folded into 8^ size t

I 29.21 : N 19

National parks. Evolution of national park system of United States, thesis pre-
sented for degree of Master of Arts, Ohio State University, June 1921 [with bib-
liography]; by Paul Herman Buck. 1946. [3]-f74p. [Reprinted for official
use only.] t • Item 649
L. C. card 46-27706 1 29.2 : N 21/5

Perry's Victory and Intermitional Peace Meniorial National Monument Ohio
[Gunthorp-Warren Printing Company, Chicago, Mar. 1946.] [6] p. 11. f

1 29.21 : P 42/946

Statue of Liberty National Monument, Bedloe's Island, N. T. [Gunthorp-Warren
Printing Company, Chicago, Mar. 1946] [6] p. il. t I 29.21 : St 2/4/946

Thomas Jefferson National Memorial. Thomas Jefferson Memorial. [1946.]

f ^^ P- 1^- ' I 29.21 : J 35/2/945

Tunelo National Battlefield Site. Miss. [Gunthorp-Warren Printing Company

Chicago, Mar. 1946.] [6] p. il. f 1 29.21 Tt 85/5/946

Wind Cave National Park, S. Dak. [Revised 1946.] []946.] 16 p. il. t • Item

L. C. card 46-26905 I 29.6 : W 72/2/946

RECLAMATION BUREAU

^^f iL^'"^^^^^- ^'■^t^&es, culvert, and drainage inlets, drain C, Altus project, Okla.

1946.] cover title, [4] leaves + [2] -f 29 p. 7 pi. map, 4° (Specifications 1426.)

[1 recessed. Schedule, specifications, and drawings: bids will be received until

Aug. 15, 1946.] tPaper, $1.40. I 27.8 : 1426

• Sent to Depository Libraries.

September 1946 1085

Alius project — Continued

Earthwork and structures, station 0+00 to station 778+22.1, Ozark Canal,

Altus project, Okla. [1946] cover title, [6] leaves+[2]+40 p. 35 pi. map, 4°
(Specifications 1447.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications, and drawings;
bids will be received until Aug. 22, 1946.] JPaper, $2.25. I 27.8: 1447

Earthwork and structures, station 1+00 to station 590+36, west canal,

Altus project, Okla. [1946.] cover title, [7] leaves+[2]+37 p. 43 pi. 4"
(Specifications 1179.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications, and drawings;
bids will be received until Mar. 15, 1946.] t Paper, $2.50. 1 27.8: 1179

Structural steel for spillway bridge, Altus Dam, Altus project, Okla.

[1946.] cover title, [6] leaves+[2]+10 p. 1 pi. 4" (Specifications 1452.)
[Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and drawing; bids
will be received until Sept. 9, 1946.] tPaper, $1.00. 127.8:1452

Boise project. Black Cauyon-"C" Line Canal pumping plant, 69^kilovolt trans-
mission line, Payette division, Boise project, Idaho. [1946.] cover title,
[10] leaves+[2]+23 p. 35 pi. map, 4° (Specifications 1413.) [Processed.
Schedule, specifications, and drawings ; bids will be received until Aug. 19,
1946. ] t Paper, $2.50. 1 27.8 : 1413

15-ton traveling crane and lifting beam for "C" Line Canal pumping plant,

Payette division, Boise project, Idaho. [1946.] cover title, [7] leaves+[2]
+30 p. 2 pi. 4° (Specifications 1442.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, sched-
ule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until Aug. 26, 1946.]
t Paper, $2.00. 1 27.8 : 1442

Plate-steel penstock for outlet works at Cascade Dam, Payette division,

Boi.«;e project, Idaho. [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves+[2]+9 p. 1 pi. 4"
(Specifications 1451.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifica-
tions, and drawing; bids will be received until Aug. 29, 1946.] fPaper, 75c.

127.8:1451
Boulder Canyon project. Air-conditioning equipment for exhibit building at
Boulder Dam, Boulder Canyon project, Ariz.-Calif.-Nev. [1946.] cover title,
[20] leaves+[2]+34 p. 27 pi. 4° [Specifications 1464.) [Processed. Invita-
tion for bids, schedule, specifications, and drawings ; bids will be received
until Sept. 9, 1946.] f Paper, $1.50. 127.8:1464

4th report of operations under Boulder Canyon project adjustment act, year

ended May 31, 1945. [1946.] iv+31 p. 11. 1 tab. * Paper, lOc. • Item 661
L. C. card 46-27735 I 27.2 : B 66/13/995

Laboratory standard wattmeter for electrical laboratory, Boulder Canyon

project, Ariz.-Calif.-Nev, [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves+[2]+7 p. 4° (Specifi-
cations 1465.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule and specifications;
bids will be received until Sept. 9, 1946.] t Paper, 50c. 127.8:1465

24-inch jet pumps for Boulder power plant, Boulder Canyon project, Ariz.-
Calif.-Nev. [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves+[2]+8 p. 3 pi. 1 tab. 4" (Specifi-
cations 1208.) [Processed, Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and
drawings; bids will be received until Mar. 27, 1946.] f Paper, 75c.

127.8:1208
Buffalo Rapids project. Miscellaneous structural steel for Fallon and Fallon-
relift pumping plants, 2d division, Buffalo Rapids project, Mont. [1946.]
cover title, [6] lea ves+8 p. 3 pi. 4° ( Specifications 1439. ) [Processed. Invita-
tion for bids, schedule, specifications, and drawings ; bids will be received until
Aug. 26, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00. I 27.8 : 1439
24-inch dischai'ge pipes for Fallon pumping plant and discharge pipe con-
nection for Fallon relift pumping plant, 2d division, Buffalo Rapids project,
Mont. [1946.] cover title, [8] leaves+11 p. 3 pi. 4° (Specifications 1463.)
[Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids
will be received until Sept. 10, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00. 127.8: 1463

Central Valley project. Earthwork, canal lining and structures. Kings River
wasteway and Kings River siphon, station 1591+66.15 to station 1647+75,
Friant-Kern Canal, Friant division, Central Valley project, Calif. [1946.]
cover title, [10] leaves +[2] +56 p. 35 pi. map, 4° (Specifications 1181.)
[Processed. Schedule, specifications, and drawings ; bids will be received until
Apr. 10, 1946.] t Paper, $2.50. I 27.8 : 1181

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1086 Government Publications

Central Valley project — Continued

Earthwork, concrete lining, and structures, station Iv-lS.l-j-OO to station

L-7744-OO, Delta-Mendota Canal, Delta division, Central Valley project, Calif.
[1946.] cover title, [lOJ leaves+[2]+48 p. 26 pi. map, 4" (Specifications
1435.) [Processed. Schedules, specifications, and drawings; bids will be
received until Aug. 21, 1946.] t Paper, $2.50. 127.8:1435

Steel accordion door, sash window, and sliding door for Keswick power

plant, Kennett division. Central Valley project, Calif. [1946.] cover title, [9]
leaves+[2]+10 p. 7 pi. 4° (Specifications 1459.) [Invitation for bids, sched-
ule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until Sept. 3, 1946.]
t Paper, $1.00. I 27.8 : 1459

Steel partitions for Shasta powerplant, Kennett division. Central Valley

project, Calif. [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves+[2]-flO p. 8 pi. 4° (Specifica-
tions 1444.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and
drawings; bids will be received until Aug. 30, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00.

I 27.8 : 1444

Steel partitions, housings, and louvers for Shasta powerplant, Kennett divi-
sion, Central Valley project, Calif. [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves+[2]+8 p.
4 pi. 4° (Specifications 144.'>. ) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule,
specifications, and drawings ; bids will be received until Aug. 29, 1946.]
t Paper, $1.00. I 27.8 : 1445

Colorado-Big Thompson project. Hydraulic turbines, governors, and generators
for Estes and Marvs Lake powerplants, Colorado-Big Thompson project, Colo.
[1946.] cover title, [26] leaves+[2]+89 p. 9 pi. 4° (Specifications 1466.)
[Processed. Invitation for bids, schedules, specifications, and drawings ; bids
will be received until Sept. 24, 1946.] f Paper, $3.25. I 27.8 : 1466

Oil storage tanks for Estes powerplant and Marys Lake powerplant, Colo-
rado-Big Thompson project, Colo. [1946.] cover title, [8] leaves+[2]+8 p.
3 pi. 4° (Specifications 1454.) [Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications,
and drawings; bids will be received until Sept. 4, 1946.] t Pai)er, 75c.

I 27.8 : 1454

Superstructure for Blue River suspension bridge, Loback Ditch, Green

Mountain Dam. Colorado-Big Thompson project, Colo. [1946.] cover title,
[3] leaves-|-[2]-f-12 p. 3 pi. map, 4° (Specifications 1471.) [Processed.
Schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until Sept. 5, 1946.]
t Paper, $1.00. 1 27.8 : 1471

Columbia Basin project. Electric freight elevator for block 64, Grand Coulee
Dam, Columbia Basin project. Wash. [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves-f [2] -f
19 p. 2 pi. map, 4° (Specifications 1462.) [Processed. Schedule, specifica-
tions, and drawings ; bids will be received until Sept. 5, 1946.] t Paper, $1.50.

127.8:1462

Equipage for unloading, storing, and batching bulk cement, Columbia Basin

project. Wash. [1946.] cover title, [9] leaves+[2] +10 p. 3 pi. 4° (Specifica-
tions 1448.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and
drawings; bids will be received until Aug. 23, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00.

1 27.8 : 1448

Materials for steel warehouse B at Grand Coulee Dam, Columbia Basin

project. Wash. [1946.] cover title. [6] leaves-f [2]+14 p. 11 pi. 4° (Spe-
cifications 1440.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications,
and drawings ; bids will be received until Aug. 26, 1946.] t Paper, $1.25.

I 27.8 : 1440

Motors and switchgear for Pasco pumping plant, Columbia Basin project.

Wash. [1946.] cover title, [13] leaves+[2]-f35 p. 4 pi. 4° (Specifications
1418.) [Proces.sed. Invitation for bids, schedules, specifications, and draw-
ings ; bids will be received until Aug. 26, 1946.] t Paper, $1.50. I 27.8 : 1418

Oil purifiers for Grand Coulee powerplant, Columbia Basin project, Wash.

[1946.] cover title, [8] leaves-)- [2] +7 p. 4° (Specifications 1467.) [Proc-
essed. Invitation for bids, schedule and specifications; bids will be received
until Sept. 12, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00. 127.8:1467

• Sent to Depository Libraries

September 1946 1087

Columbia Basin project — Continued

Pumping units for relift pumping plants, Pasco lateral system, Columbia

Basin project, Wash. [1946.] cover title, [16] leaves+[2]+19 p. 5 pi. 4°
(Specitications 1461.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedules, specifica-
tions, and drawings; bids will be received until Sept. 9, 1946.] t Paper, $1.50.

I 27.8 : 1461

Davis Dam. Gate frames and anchorages for 50- by 50-foot spillway regulating
gates for Davis Dam, Davis Dam project, Ariz.-Nev. [1946.] cover title.
[8] leaves+[2]+10 p. 9 pi. 1 tab. 4° (Specifications 1205.) [Processed.
Invitation for bids, schedules, specitications, and drawings ; bids will be received
until Mar. 29, 1946.] f Paper, $1.00. I 27.8: 1205

Telephone apparatus for information desk, Boulder City administration

building, Davis Dam project, Ariz.-Nev. [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves-|-[2] +
7 p. 4° (Specifications 1446.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedules and
si)ecifications ; bids will be received until Sept. 5, 1946.] t Paper, 75c.

I 27.8 : 1446

Fort Peck project. Disconnecting switch for Savage pumping plant, 69-KV
transmission line. Fort Peck project, Mont. [1946.] cover title, 7 leaves
+ [2]-f7 p. 4" (Specifications 1458.) [Processed. Invitation for bids,
schedule, and specifications ; bids will be received until Sept. 3, 1946.] t Paper,
75c. I 27.8 : 1458

Hungry Horse project. One prefabricated steel building for fire station and shop
at Hungry Horse Government Camp, Hungry Horse project, Mont. [1946.]
cover title, [7] leaves+[2]+6 p. 4° (Specifications 1453.) [Processed. Invi-
tation for bids, schedules and specifications ; bids will be received until Sept. 3,
1946.] t Paper, 50c. 127.8:1453

12.47-kilovolt transmission line from Hungry Horse Dam construction sub-
station to Hungry Horse Government Camp substation and electrical distribu-
tion system for Hungry Horse Government Camp, Hungry Horse project, Mont.
[1946.] cover title, [13] leaves+[2]-f27 p. 19 pi. map, 1 tab. 4° (Specifica-
tions 1432.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be
received until Aug. 16, 1946.] t Paper, $2.00. I 27.8 : 1432

Kendrick project. Transformers, lightning-arresters, switching equipment and
metering equipment for Medicine Bow and Hanna substations, Kendrick
project, Wyo. [1946.] cover title, 32 leaves-[-[2]-f27 p. 4° (Specifications
1455.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedules and specifications ; bids will
be received until Sept. 9, 1946.] t Paper, $1.25-. 127.8:1455

Klamath project. Pumps and motors for pumping plant D, Modoc unit, Tule Lake
division, Klamath project, Oreg.-Calif. [1946.] cover title, [12] leaves+[2]-|-
23 p. 6 pi. 4° (Specifications 1456.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, sched-
ules, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until Sept. 12, 1946.]
t Paper, $1.50. I 27.8 : 1456

Missouri Basin project. Enders Dam, dike and relocation of State highway
no. 61, Frenchman Cambridge unit, Nebr., Missouri Basin project. [1946.]
cover title, [15] leaves-|-[21-f-82 p. 19 pi. map, 4° (Specifications 1410.)
[Schedule, specifications, and drawings ; bids will be received until Sept. 4,
1946.] t Paper, $3.25. 127.8:1410

15 two-bedroom, prefabricated or precut houses for Kortes Government

Camp, Kortes unit, Wyo., Missouri Basin project. [1946.] cover title, [9]
leaves-f[2] + 12 p. 4° (Specifications 1196.) [Processed. Invitation for bids,
schedules and specifications; bids will be received until Mar. 15, 1946.1
t Paper, 50c. I 27.8 : 1196

Pumping units for Savage pumping plant, Savage unit, Mont., Missouri

Basin project. [1946.] cover title. [8] leaves-f [2]+13 p. 1 pi. 4° (Specifica-
tions 1460.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and
drawing; bids will be received until Sept. 10, 1946.] f Paper, $1.(X).

127.8:1460

* Sent to Depository Libraries

1088 Government Publications

Missouri Basin project — Continued

Water storage tank for water-supply system, Boysen Government Camp,

Boysen unit, Wyo., Missouri Basin project. [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves
4- [2] 4-8 p. 1 pi. 4° (Specifications 1450.) [Processed. Invitation for bids,
schedule, specifications, and drawing; bids will be received until Aug. 22, 1946.]
t Paper, $1.00. I 27.8 : 1450

Parker Dam. Steel structures for Gila substation, Parker Dam project, Ariz.-
Calif, [1946.] cover title, [G] leaves-}- [2] +12 p. 20 pi. 4° (Specifications
1449.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and drawings ;
bids will be received until Aug. 30, 1946.] t Paper, $1.25. 127.8:1449

Rio Grande project. Alamogordo-HoUywood 115-kllovolt transmission line, Rio-
Grande project, N. Mex.-Tex. [1946.] cover title, [10] leaves-|-[2]-|-22 p. 34
pi. map, 4° (Specifications 1424.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications, and
drawings; bids will be received until Aug. 12, 1946.] t Paper, $2.00.

I 27.8:1424

Shoshone project. Steel penstock for Heart Mountain powerplant, Shoshone
project, Wyo. [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves-}- [2] +10 p. 3 pi. 4° (Specifica-
tions 1441.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and
drawings; bids will be received until Aug. 26, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00.

I 27.8 : 1441

Tucumcari project. Earthwork and structures stations 418+80 to station 889+
00, Hudson Canal lateral system unit no. 5 and Troutman, Smith, and Harris
laterals, Tucumcari project, N. Mex. [1946.] cover title, [9] leaves+[2] +
42 p. 57 pi. map, 4° (Specifications 1434.) [Schedules, specifications, and
drawings; bids will be received until Aug. 29, 1946.] t Paper, $2.75.

127.8:14^4
Maps

Lower Yellowstone irrigation project, Mont.-N. Dak., A. M. Smith, chief drafts-
man; map 46-30. Scale 1 m.=0.2 in, n. p. 1946. 15X10 in. [Supersedes
maps nos. 21806 and 21806A.] 1 15c. I 27.7 :Y 3/6

Strawberry Valley project, Utah, A. M. Smith, chief draftsman; map 46-16.
Scale 5 m.=0.4 in. n. p. 1946. 10X12 in. [Supersedes maps nos. 17474 and
18208.] tl5c. 1 27.7: St 8/6

TERRITORIES AND ISLAND POSSESSIONS DIVISION

PUERTO RICO

Report. 45th annual report of governor of Puerto Rico, Rexford G. Tugwell,
[fiscal year] 1945. [San Juan, P. R., Service Office of Government of Puerto
Rico, Printing Division, 1946.] iv+104 p. t
L. C. card 6-35095 1 35.12/1 : 945

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION

Note. — The bound volumes of the decisions, usually known as Interstate Commerce Com-
mission report^. Interstate Commerce Commission i-eports — Motor carrier cases, and Inter-
state Commerce Commission reports — Valuation reports are sold by the Superintendent of
Documents, Government Printing OflSce, Washington 25, D. C, at various prices depending
upon the size of the volume. Separate decisions or opinions are sold on subscription, price
$1.50 per volume ; foreign subscription, $2.00 ; single copies, usually 5c. In ordering a
volume, be sure to specify the series and whether Finance or other than Finance decisions
are desired. Entries for the separate decisions are grouped below under center heads fol-
lowing other Interstate Commerce Commission publications.

Decisions. Decisions of Interstate Commerce Commission, May-Dec. 1945. 1946.
xxviii+855 p. (Interstate Commerce Commission reports, v. 263.) ♦Cloth,
$2.25. • Item 673
L. C. card 8-30656 IC 1.6/1 : 263

See also, below, center heads beginning Decisions.

Electric railroads. Regulations to govern destruction of records of electric rail-
way companies, prescribed by Interstate Commerce Commission, in accordance
with sec. 20 of interstate commerce act. Issue of 1946, effective Sept. 1, 1946.
[1946.] 32 p. 4° [Processed. Supersedes all previous issues.] t
L. C. card A 46-3884 IC 1.9 : R 24/9/946

• Sent to Depository Libraries

September 1946 1089

Finance decisions. See, below, center head Decisions {Finance).

Motor carriers decisions. See, below, center head Decisions {Motor carrier).

Motor carrier facilities, war use and postwar needs. Washington, D. C, June
1946. cover title, ix+95 p. 11. 4° (Statement 4612.) [I'rocessed. This study,
issued as information, has not been considered or adopted by Interstate Com-
merce Commission.] t
L. C. card A 46-3882 IC 1 mot.2 : M 85

Motor carrier finance decisions. See, below, center head Decisions {Motor car-
rier, finance).

Opinions. See, above, Decisio7is — below, center heads beginning Decisions.

Railroad accidents. In matter of making accident investigation reports under
locomotive inspection act of Feb. 17, 1911, as amended : Southern Railway, acci-
dent (boiler explosion), near Collbran, Ala., June 20, 1946, caused by over-
heating of crown sheet due to low water. [1946.] 9 p. 4° [Processed.] t

IC 1 acci.5 : C 685

Investigation 2970; Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company,

report in re accident, Bridgeport, Tex., Jan. 27, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. il. 4° [Proc-
essed.] t IC 1 acci.5 : 2970

Investigation 2985 : New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Com-
pany, report in re accident, Readville, Mass., Apr. 21, 1946. [1946.] 10 p.
il. 4" [Processed.] t IC 1 acci.5 : 2985

Investigation 2988: Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company, re-
port in re accident, Naperville, 111., Apr. 25, 1946. [1946.] 14 p. il. 4° [Proc-
essed.] t IC 1 acci.5 : 2988

Investigation 2989: Gulf, Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company, report in

re accident, Winford Junction, Ky., May 1, 1946. [1946.] 10 p. il. 4° [Proc-
essed.] t IC 1 acci.5 : 2989

Investigation 2992: Pennsylvania Railroad Company, report in re acci-
dent near Mount Union, Pa., May 10, 1946. [1946.] 10 p. il. 4° [Proc-
essed.] t IC 1 acci.5 : 2992

Investigation 2993 : Columbus and Greenville Railway Company, report

in re accident, Winona, Miss., May 13, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t

IC 1 acci.5 : 2993

Investigation 2994 : Chicago, Saint Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha Railway

Company, report in re accident, St. James, Minn., May 18, 1946. [1946.] 7
p. il. 4° [Processed.] t IC 1 acci.5 : 2994

Investigation 2995 : Pennsylvania Railroad Company, report in re accident

near Royalton, Pa., May 27, 1916. [1946.] 8 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t

IC 1 acci.5 : 2995

Traffic decisions. See, above. Decisions, v. 263 — below, center head Decisions
{Traffic).

Water carrier decisions. See, below, center head Decisions {Water carrier).

Decisions {Finance)

Note. — The following decisions or opinions Issued in separate form are from the Inter-
state Commerce Commis.sion reports.

Baltimore d Ohio Railroad. Finance docket no. 14891, Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road operation ; decided Apr. 1, 1946. [1946.] p. 615-622. (F-8712.) [From
V. 261.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-8712

Central of Georgia Railway. Finance docket no. 12950, Central of Georgia
Railway Company reorganization; decided Jan. 2, 1946. [1946.] p. 627-630.
(F-8714.) [From v. 261.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-8714

Chicago, Burlington d Quincy Railroad. Finance docket no. 14677, Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy Railroad Company abandonment, etc.: decided Jan. 3, 1946.
[1946.] p. 549-562. (F-S706.) [From v. 261.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1.6/la : F-8706

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1090 Government Publications

Gulf Terminal Co. Finance docket no. 15100, Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Railroad Com-
pany purchase [of part of property of Gulf Terminal Couipanyl ; decided Feb.
5, 1Q4Q. [1946.] p. 623-626. (F-8713.) [Fi'om v. 261.] * Paper, 5o.

IC 1.6/la : F-8713

Litchfield d Madi.'^Oii RaiUrny. Finance docket no. l."')20f?, Litchfield & Madison
Railway Company securities ; [decided Feb. 27, 1946]. [1946.] [1] +610-614 p.
(F-8711.) [From V. 261.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-8711

Perc Marquette Rallioay. Finance docket no. 14671, Pere Marquette Railway
Company abandonment; [decided Jan. 30, 1946]. [1946.] [1] +586-594 p.
(F-S708.) [From v. 261.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-8708

St. Johnsburj/ d Lake Champlain Railroad. Finance docket no. 14832, St. Johns-
bury & Lake Champlain Railroad Companv reorganization ; decided Dec. 19,
1945. [1946.] p. 563-585. (F-8707.) [From v. 261.] * Paper, 10c.

IC 1.6/la : F-8707

Sudden d Christenson, Inc. Finance docket no. 14870, Arrow Line pooling, Sud-
den & Christenson, Inc., Waterman Steamship Corporation, Arthur B. Cahill ;
decided Jan. 7, 1946. [1946.] p. 595-600. (F-8709.) [From v. 261.]

* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-8709

Decisions {Motor carrier)

Note. — The following decisions or opinions issued in separate form are from the Inter-
state Commerce Commission reports.

Allied Van Lines, Inc. No. MC-15735, Allied Van Lines, Inc.. common carrier
application; decided Feb. 5. 1946. [1946.] p. 159-214. (M-6724.) [From
Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] * Paper, 10c. IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6724

Batting. Investigation and suspension docket no. M-2509, batting, mattress felt,
between Chicago and Milwaukee; [decided Feb. 19, 1946.] [1946.] [1]+128-
130 p. (M-6717.) [From Motor caiTier cases, v. 46.] * Paper. 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6717

Campbell SiTtj/Slv Express, Inc. No. MC-C-293, Campbell Sixty-Six Express,
Inc.. et al. t'. Frisco Transportation Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 4, 1946].
[1946.] [1] +222-226 p. (M-6727.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 46.]

* Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6727

Canned poods. Investigation and suspension docket no. M-2469, minimum rates
and charges, V. S. and V. R. Partridge ; decided Mar. 22, 1946. [1946.] p. 245-
251. (M-6731.) [From Motor carrier cases, V. 46.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6731

Casale, John J., Inc. No. MC-20814, John J. Casale, Inc., contract carrier ap-
plication; decided Mar. 27, 1946. [1946.] p. 255-258. (M-6733.) [From
Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a : M-fi733

Chicago & Northwestern Railway. No. MC-42614 (sub-no. 14), Chicago and
Northwestern Railway Company, extension of operations, Rockford; decided
Jan. 11, 1046. [1946.] p. 141-146. (M-6720.) [From Motor carrier cases,
V. 46.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6720

Clarke. Edmin E. No. MC-.54744 (sub no. 11), Edwin E. Clarke, common car-
rier application; [decided Jan. 7, 1946.] [1946.] [1]+102-106 p. (M-«715.)
[From Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6715

Columbia Motor Transport Co. No. MC-105146, Columbia Motor Transport Com-
pany, common carrier application ; decided Feb. 18, 1946. [1946.] p. 69-101.
(M-6714.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] * Paper, 10c.

IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6714

Commercial Carriers, Inc. No. MC-43038 (sub-no. 230), Commercial Carriers,
Inc., extension of operation, automobile show displays; decided Mar. 14, 1946.
[1946.] p. 215-218. (M-6725.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 46.1 * Paper,
5c. IC 1 mot 8/a : M-6725

Danbiiry, Charles E. No. MC-21684 (sub-no. 6), Charles E. Danbury, extension
of operations. Charlotte, N. C. ; decided Feb. 19, 1946. [1946.] p. 147-150.
(M-6721.) [F^on» Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6721

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Freight rates. Investigation and suspension do<^'ket no. M-2477, Associated
Transport, Zentz Motor Lines, restrictions; decided Jan. 10, 1946. [1946.]
p. 151-156. (lM-6722.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] ♦Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6722

Investigation and suspension docket no. I\I-2498, minimum rates between

points in central territory; decided Jan. 10, 1946. [194G.] p. 131-136.
(M-671S.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6718

Friedman, Henry J. No. MC-15003, Henry J. Friedman, broker application;
[decided Apr. 1, 1946]. [1946.] [1] +252-254 p. (M-6732.) [From Motor
carrier cases, v. 46.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6732

Groceries. No. MC-C-407, Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company v. Ontario
Freight Lines Corp. ; decided Mar. 12, 1946. [1946.] p. 237-244. (M-6730.)
[From Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6730

Hides. Investigation and suspension docket no. M-2506, hides, pelts, and skins
between New York, New Jersey, and Massachusetts; decided Mar. 22, 1946.
[1946.] p. 229-236. (M-6729.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a : lM-6729

Motor Haulage Co., Inc. No. MC-31214, Motor Haulage Company, Inc., contract
carrier application; decided Jan. 7, 1946. [1946.] p. 107-127. (M-6716.)
[From Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] * Paper, 10c. IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6716

O. K. Transfer & Storage Co., Inc. N'o. MC-5292S, O. K. Transfer & Storage
Company, Inc., contract carrier application; decided Jan. 7, 1946. [1946.]
p. 157-158. (M-6723.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6723

Santa Fe Trail Transportation Co. No. MC-30600 (sub-no. 50), Santa Fe Trail
Transportation Company, extension of operations, Illinois highway 178; decided
Mar. 15, 1946. [1946.] p. 219-221. (M-6726.) [From Motor carrier cases,
V. 46. ] * Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6726

Settle, Paul M. No. MC-10753 (sub-no. 4), Paul Minter Settle, common carrier
application; decided Mar. 15, 1946. [1946.] p. 227-228. (M-6728.) [From
Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6728

Sirup. Investigation and suspension docket no. M-2325, flavoring sirup over
Campbell Sixty-Six Express; decided Jan. 22, 1946. [1946.] p. 137-140.
(M-6719.) [From Motor carrier cases v. 46.] * Paper, .5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6719

Decisions {Motor carrier, finance)

Note. — The following decisions or opinions issued in separate form are from the
Interstate Commerce Commission reports.

Allied Van Lines, Inc. No. MC-F-2787, Allied Van Lines, Inc., purchase, Evanston
Fireproof Wareiiouse, et al. ; Evanston Fireproof Warehouse, et al., control,
Allied Van Lines, Inc.; decided Apr. 26, 1946. [1946.] p. 557-674. (MF-
1493.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 40.] * Paper, 20c.

IClmot.8/a2:MF-1493

Cater Motor Freight System. No. MC-F-2907, Arthur W. Lee and George V.
Eastes, control, Motor Freight Terminals, Inc., purchase, C. Paul and Charles
H. gandifur [doing business as Cater Motor Freight System] ; decided Mar. 15,
1946. [1916.] p. 507-519. (MF-1489.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 40.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a2 : MF-1489

Flcetlines, Inc. No. MC-F-2727, Fred M. Hodge, control, Nevada Consolidated
Fast Freight, control, Fleetlines, Inc.; decided Apr. 5, 1946. [1946.] p. 499-
506. (MF-1488.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 40.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.S/a2 : MF-148.S

Interurban Transportation Co., Inc. No. MC-F-2217, Beneficial Industrial Loan
Corporation, control. Continental Motor Coach Lines, Inc., control, Tri-State
Transit Company of Louisiana, Inc., merger Interurban Transportation Con>
pany, Inc., and Bordelon Lines, Inc. ; [decided Mar. 8, 1946]. [1946.] [l]+488-
490 p. (MF-1486.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 40.] * Paper, .5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a2 : MF-1486

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Motor Freight Corporation. No. MC5-F-2975, Lester J. Lisbon, control, Nu-Car
Carriers, Inc., control, Motor Freight Corporation ; decided Feb. 21, 1946.
[1946. ] p. 491-198. ( MF-1487. ) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 40. ] * Paper,
5c. IC 1 mot.8/a2 : MF-1487

Ovens Transfer. No. MC-F-SOIO, Ted V. Rodgers, control, Rodgers Motor Lines,
Inc., purchase, Hoy Ovens [doing business as Ovens Transfer] ; decided Mar.
29, IWG. [1946.] p. 483-487. (MF-14S5.) [From Motor carrier cases, v.
40.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a2: MF-1485

White Line Motor Freight Co., Inc. No. MC-F-445, Rock Island Motor Transit
Company, purchase. White Line Motor Freight Company, Incorporated, et al. ;
decided Mar. 4, 1946. [1946.] p. 457^82. (MF-1484.) [From Motor carrier
cases, V. 40.] * Paper, 10c. IC 1 mot.8/a2 : MF-1484

Decisions {Traffic)

Note. — The following decisions or opinions issued in separate form are from the Inter-
state Commerce Commission reports.

Cinder concrete Mocks. No. 29205, Cinder Concrete Products, Inc., v. Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Jan. 16, 1946. [1946 ]
p. 289-297. ([Opinion] 24692.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24692

Coal. No. 28S25, bituminous coal to Youngstown district ; decided Mar. 4, 1946
[1946.] p. 347-^57. ( [Opinion] 24705.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1.6/la : 24705

Freight rates. Investigation and suspension docket no. 5347, rule 34, substitution
provisions: [decided Jan. 31, 1946]. [1946.] [1] +312-314 p. ([Opinion]
24696.) [From V. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24696

• No. 28622, iutercoastal rate structure; decided Feb. 4, 1946. [1946] p

319-321. ([Opinion] 24698.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24698

Glassware. No. 29291, Watertown Chamber of Commerce v. Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway Company et al ; decided Feb. 6, 1946. [1946.] p. 361-364
([Opinion] 24707.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24707

Grain. No. 29258, Nanson Commission Company v. Missouri Pacific Railroad
Company et al ; [decided Feb. 21, 1946]. [1946.] [1] +35&-360 p. ( [Opinion]
24706.) [From V. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24706

Handling charges. Investigation and suspension docket no. 5361, handling charges
at Jay Street Terminal, Brooklyn : decided Jan. 14, 1946. [1946.] p 327-328
( [Opinion] 24700.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/a : 24700

Tron. No. 29289, American Factors, Limited, v. Erie Railroad Company et al. ;
[decided Feb. 5, 1^6]. [1946.] [1] +322-326 p. ([Opinion] 24699.) [From v.
264. ] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/a : 24699

Lettuce. No. 29233, O'Donnell Fruit Company et al. v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Apr. 11, 1946. [1946.] p. 513-518. ( [Opinion] 24726.)
[From V. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24726

Piling. No. 29212, Joseph Scofield et al. v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
et al ; decided Feb. 1, 1946. [1946.] p. 343-346. ([Opinion] 24704.) [From
V. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24704

Potash. No. 29202, Potash Company of America et al. v. Aberdeen & Rockfish
Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 20, 1946. [1946.] p. 401^18. ( [Opin-
ion] 24710.) [From V. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24710

Railway employees. Ex parte no. 72 (sub-no. 1), in matter of regulations con-
cerning class of employees and subordinate officials to be included within term
employee under railway labor act, stationmaster and assistant stationmasters
(Nashville terminals) ; decided Feb. 4, 1946. [1946.] p. 315-318. ([Opinion]
24697.) [From V. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24697

Screws. No. 29381, National Lock Company v. Illinois Central Railroad Company
et al.; [decided May 22, 1M6]. [1946.] [1] +680-682 p. ( [Opinion] 24740.)
[From V. 2&i.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24740

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Steel. Investigation and suspension docket no. 5378, scrap steel from Pacific
Coast to Chicago and West; decided Apr. 10, 1946. [1946.] p. 433-441.
([Opinion] 24713.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24713

Terminal services. Union Tank Car Company, ex parte no. 104, practices of
carriers affecting operating revenues or expenses, pt. 2, terminal services ;
decided Mar. 27, 1946. [1946.] p. 479-487. ([Opinion] 24720.) [From v. 264.]

* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24720

Wharfage charges. No. 21)117, United States v Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad
Company et al. ; decided May 3, 1946. [1946.] p. 683-694. ([Opinion]
24741.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24741

Decisions {Water carrier)

Note. — The following decisions or opinions are issued in separate form are from the Inter-
state Commerce Commission rcport.s.

Chotin d Pharr, Inc. No. W-115, Chotin and Pharr, Inc., contract carrier appli-
cation; decided Jan. 11, 1W6. [1946.] p. 713-717. (WC-280.) [From v. 260.]

* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : WC-280

CoUe Towing Co. No. W-779. Colle Towing Company applications ; decided Mar.
15,1946. [1946.] p. 681-688. (WC-276.) [From v. 260.] ♦ Paper, 5c.

IC 1.6/la : WC-276

Commercial Barge Lines, Inc. No. W-751, Commercial Barge Lines, Inc., exten-
sion of operations, automobiles; decided Mar. 15, 1946 [1946.] p. 701-712.
(WC-279.) [From V. 260.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : WC-279

Mirene Co. No. W-496, Mirene Company applications; decided Apr. 4, 1946.
[1946.] p. 689'-694. (WC-277.) [From v. 260.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1.6/la : WC-277

Shepard Towing Co. Finance docket no. 15021, Albert Bernert et al. [copartners
doing business as Shepard Towing Co.], purchase [of water-carrier property
and operating rights of Lillian E. Shepard, doing business as Shepard Towing
Co.] ; decided Feb. 12, 1946. [1946.] p. 695^700. (WC-278.) [From v. 260.]

* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : WC-278

MOTOR CARRIERS BUREAU

Accidents^ Analysis of mechanical defect accidents of motor carriers, 1945;
[prepared bv Louis Reznek]. Aug. 1946. [1] -f viii-|-69 p. il. f ° [Processed.] t
L. C. card A 46-3885 IC 1 mot.2 : Ac 2/3/945

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT

Adler Metal Products Corporation. In Court of Claims, no. 46237, Adler Metal
Products Corporation v. United States; defendant's exceptions to commis-
sioner's report and request for special finding of fact. [1946.] p. 43-61. %

J 1.80 : Ad 59

Albert d Harrison, Inc. In Court of Claims, no. 46125, Albert & Harrison, In-
corporated, V. United States; defendant's brief. [1946.] p. 41-52. %

J 1.80 : Al 14/2

Albrecht, Edgar S. Nos. 148-151 and 155, in Supreme Court of United States,
Oct. term, 1946, Edgar S. Albrecht et al. v. United States ; Edward J. Linnen-
bringer v. [same] ; Dennis B. Pitman et al. v. [same] ; A. Ray Oliver et al. v.
[same] ; Q. W. S. S. Realty and Investment Company v. [same], on i)etitions
for writs of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 8th circuit; brief for
United States in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i-|-22 p. t J 1.78: Al 15/2

American Can Co. No. 30323S, in district court for northern district of Cali-
fornia, southern division, United States v. American Can Company, et al. ;
indictment. [1946.] cover title, 12 p. t J 1.75 : Am 35 ca

Arkansas Natural Oas Corporation. No. 231, in Supreme Court of United States,
Oct. term, 1946, Arkansas Natural Gas Corporation v. Securities and Exchange
Commission, on pietition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for
5th circuit; brief for Securities and Exchange Commission in opposition.
[1946.] cover title, i +30 p. t J1.78:Ar4k

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Atlantic Meat Co., Inc. No. 154, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, Atlantic Meat Company, Inc., v. Reconstruction Finance Corporation, on
petition for writ of certiorari to Emergency Court of Appeals; brief for re-
spondent in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i +33 p. t J 1.78: At 63/2

Bazlcy, J. Robert. No. 287, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
J. Robert Bazley v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for v?rit
of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit; brief for respondent in
opposition. [1946.] cover title, ii +26 p. X J 1.78 :B 348

Bcaiicliamp, Edioin C. No. 230, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, Edwin Charles Beauclianip, v. United States, on petition for writ of cer-
tiorari to circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit; brief for Unitetl State.s in
opposition. [1946.] cover title, ii+13 p. $ J 1.78 :B 381

Blalack, Robert B. No. 232, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Robert B. Blalack v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit
court of appeals for 6th circuit; brief for United States in opposition. [1946.]
cover title, i+19 p. t J 1-78: B 589

Block, Sam. No. 11282, in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit. United States,
for use of Reconstruction Finance Corpoi'ation, Federal corporation, acting
in behalf of Defense Plant Corporation, Federal corporation, v. Sam Block,
appeal from district court for southern district of California, central division ;
brief for United States. [1946.] cover title, ii +40 p. t J 1.76 :B 62/3

Boicie Lumber Co., Ltd. No. 11154, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit,
Bowie Lumber Company, Ltd., v. United States, appeal from district court
for eastern district of Louisiana ; brief for United States. [1946.] cover title,
iii+30 p. t J 1.76 :B 679/2

Bozza, Zachary. No. 190, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Zachary Bozza, v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit
court of appeals for 3d circuit; brief for United States in opposition. [1946.]
cover title, i+16 p. t J 1.78 :B 719/2

Byerly, J. A. No. 298, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946, J. A.
Byerly v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for writ of certiorari
to circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit ; brief for respondent in opposition.
[1946.] cover title, i+10 p. $ J 1.78 : B 991

Cahoon, Ralph H., jr. No. 183, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, Ralph Henry Cahoon, jr., v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari
to circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit ; brief for United States in opposition.
[1946.] cover title, i +11 p. % J 1.78:0119

California. No. 12, original, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
United States v. California ; motion for leave to withdraw motion to strike
answer. [1946.] cover title, 1 p. % J 1.78 : C 128/14

Chemical Service Co. In Court of Claims, no. 46108, Julius Stebel and Gertrude
Stebel, doing business under name and style of Chemical Service Companv v.
United States ; defendant's brief. [1^6.] p. 77-96. $ J1.80:C42/2

Clinton Co. No. 8959, in circuit court of appeals for 7th Circuit, Clinton Company
V. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of decision of Tax
Court ; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, ii+24 p. $ J 1.76 : C 617/2

Conn, Albert F. In Court of Claims, no. 46485, Albert F. Conn v. United States ;
no. 46490. Robert D. Flynt v. [same] ; no. 46492, Willie E. Nelson v. [same],
defendant's exceptions to commissioner's reiwrt, and request for special findings
of fact. [1M6.] p. 47-60. X J 1.80 :C 762/2

Connecticut Co. No. 246, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Connecticut Company v. L. Metcalfe Walling, administrator of Wage and Hour
Division, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d
circuit ; brief for respondent in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i-f 8 p. t

J 1.78 : C 762/3

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Davidson, Augusta R. No. 3330, in circuit court of appeals for 10th circuit,
estate of Augusta Keta Davidson, Fourth National Bank in Wichita, Wichita,
Kan., executor, v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review
of decision of 'J^ax Court; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, ili-f
40 p. t J 1.76 : D 281

Dickinson, E. F. Sherwood. No. 5454, in circuit court of appeals for 4th circuit,
E. F. Sherwood Dickinson v. United States, appeal from district court for eastern
district of Virginia ; brief and appendix for United States. [1946.] cover title,
i+20 p. t J 1.76 : D 56/2

Dollar, R. Stanley. No. 207, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1&46,
Emory S. Land, chairman, Maritime Commission, Howard L. Vickery, vice
chairman, Maritime Commission, and Edward Macauley, John M. Carmody, and
Raymond S. McKeough, members of Maritime Commission, v. K. Stanley Dollar
[et al.] ; petition for writ of certiorari to United States Court of Appeals for
District of Columbia. [1946.] cover title, ii+20 p. t J 1.78 :D 69/3

Dyer, William A. No. 226, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
William A. Dyer, et al. v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to
United States Court of Appeals for District of Columbia ; brief for United States
in opposition. [1^6.] cover title, i+14 p. t J 1.78 :D 988

^isenberg, Morris. Nos. 9139-9140, in circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit,
Morris Eisenberg, v. commissioner of internal revenue ; Herman Schaeffer, v.
[same], on petitions for review of decisions of Tax Court of United States;
brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, i+33 p. $ J1.76:Ei83

Evans, Otis, Truck Line. No. 296, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, Otis Evans, trading as Otis Evans Truck Line, v. United States and Inter-
state Commerce Commission, appeal from district court for western district of
Virginia ; motion to affirm. [1946.] cover title, 4 p. | J 1.78 :Ev 16/2

Famous-Barr Co. No. 262, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
May Department Stores Company, doing business as Famous-Barr Company, v.
National Labor Relations Board, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit
court of appeals for 8th circuit ; brief for National Labor Relations Board in
opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+23 p. % J1.78:F211/4

Fitzgerald, Roy G. No. 245, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Roy G. Fitzgerald v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for writ of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit; brief for respondent in
opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+ 13 p. % J 1.78 :F 576

Ford, William W. In Court of Claims, no. 46057, William W. Ford v. United
States; defendant's brief. [1946.] p. 27-34. % J 1.80 :F 757/4

Fuller, George A., Co. In Court of Claims, no. 44585, George A. Fuller Company
V. United States ; defendant's exceptions to report of commissioner and request
for special findings of fact. [1946.] p. 71-76. I J 1.80 :F 958/7

General Transportation Co. No. 276, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1946, General Transportation Company, et al. v. United States and Inter-
state Commerce Conmiission, appeal from district court for district of Massachu-
setts motion to affirm. [1946.] cover title, 12 p. t J 1.78 :G 286/8

George-Howard, E. M. No. 156, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, E. M. George-Howard and Wooddy Swearingen v. Federal Deposit Insur-
ance Corporation, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals
for 8th circuit; brief for respondent in opposition. [1946.] cover title, ii+
24 p. t J 1.78 : G 293/2

Gibhs, Earl C, Inc. No. 147, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Earl C. Gibbs, Inc. v. Defense Supplies Corporation and Reconstruction Finance
Corporation, on petition for writ of certiorari to Emergency Court of Appeals;
brief for respondents in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+8 p. t

J 1.78 : G 353

Girvin, Marijaret E. No. 267, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, Bank of California National As.sociation, executor of estate of Margaret
Eyre Girvin, v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for writ of cer-
tiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit; brief for respondent in
opposition. [1946.] cover title, i-f-ll p. $ J 1.78 :G 446

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Ooin, Clarence. No. 221, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Clarence Goin v. United States, on petition lor writ of certiorari to circuit
court of appeals for 7th circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. [1946.]
cover Utle, i+7 p. t * J 1.78:0 561

Gray, William K. ISo. 11644, in circuit court of appeals for Sth circuit, commis-
sioner of internal revenue v. William Kirkman Gray, on petition for review
of decision of Tax Court of United States ; brief for i)etitioner. [1946.] cover
title, ii-l-42 p. J J 1.76 : G 795/2

Greenspan, M. No. 11322, in circuit court of appeals for Stb circuit, commissioner
of internal revenue v. M. Greenspun ; M. Greeuspun v. commissioner of internal
revenue; Parker-Browne Company v. [same], on petitions for review of deci-
sions of Tax Court ; petition of commissioner for rehearing. [1946.] cover
title, 3 p. t J 1-76 : G 853/2

Haddock, J. E., Ltd. No. 158, in Supi'eme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946 J. E. Haddock, Limited, and United Pacific Insurance Company v. Warren
H. Pillsbury, deputy commissioner, and Hugh A. Voris, assistant deputy commis-
sioner. Employee's Compensation Commission, and Adela F. Much, on petition
for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit ; brief for
respondents Pillsbury, deputy commissioner, and Hugh A. Voris, assistant
deputy commissioner in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+16 p. J

J 1.78 : H 117/3

Hallman Bros. In Court of Claims, no. 47092, R. R. Hallman and N. W. Hallman,
trading as Hallman Brothers, v. United States; demurrer [and brief in support
of demurrer]. [1946.] p. 9-15. t J 1.80: H 157

Hughes Tool Co. No. 11659, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit, commis-
sioner of internal revenue v. Hughes Tool Company (formerly Hughes Indus-
tries Company, Ltd.), on petition for review of decisions of Tax Court; brief
for petitioner. [1946.] cover title, i-f 17 p. t J 1.76 :H 874/5

Insular Sugar Refining Corporation. No. — , in circuit court of appeals for 2d
circuit. Insular Sugar Refining Corporation v. commissioner of internal revenue,
on petition for review of decision of Tax Court; brief for respondent and
appendix. [1946.] cover title, i+ 19 p. $ J 1.76: In 7/2

Iriarte, Celestino, jr. In circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit, no. 4113, Celestino
Iriarte, jr., et al. v. United States ; no. 4114, United States v. Celestino Iriarte,
jr., et al., appeal and cross-appeal from district court for Puerto Rico ; brief
for United States, appellee and cross-appellant. [1946.] cover title, ii-}-25 p.
large 8° t J 1.76 : Ir 4/2

Iversen, Gustafus V. No. 917, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1945,
Gustafus V. Iversen et al. v. United States and Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion et al., appeal from District Court of United States for District of Columbia :
motion to affirm. [1946. J cover title, 17 p. J J 1.78 : Iv 3

Jeffries, Mrs. Lillian. No. 11646, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit, Lillian
Jeffries v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of decision
of Tax Court; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, ii-|-30 p. t

J 1.76 : J 353

Jones d LOAtghUn Steel Corporation. Answer of appellees Krug and Moreell to
appellant's petition for injunction pending determination of appeal. United
States Court of Api)eals, District of Columbia, no. 9342, Jones & Laughlin Steel
Corporation v. United Mine Workers of America, unincorporated association,
and John L. Lewis, representative thereof. National Labor Relations Board and
Paul M. Herzog, John M. Houston and Gerard D. Reilly, members thereof, and
J. A. Krug, Secretary of Interior, and Ben Moreell, coal mines administrator,
appeal from final judgment of United States District Court for District of
Columbia, in civil action no. 35308. [1946.] cover title, ii-i-37 p. t

J 1.77 : J 73

Kansas City, Mo. No. 133.^12, in circuit court of appeals for 8th circuit. United
States V. Kansas City, Mo., municipal corporation, api)eal from district court
for western district of Missouri, western division; brief for United States
[1^6.] cover title, ii-f 15 p. $ J 1.76: K 133/8

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Kirschenbaum, Abraham. Nos. 279 and 2S0, in Supreme Court of United States,
Oct. term, 11)46, Abraliam Kirscheubaum v. commissiouer of internal revenue;
Harry Banner v. [same], on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of
appeals for 2d circuit; brief for respondent in opposition. 11946.] cover
title, ii + 14 p. $ J 1.78 :K 639/3

Ladrey, Henry M. No, 236, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Henry M. Ladrey and Eva W. Ladrey v. United States, on petition for writ of
certiorari to United States Court of Appeals for District of Columbia ; brief for
United States in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+17 p. t J 1.7S : L 127

Lavery, Urban A. No. 9091, in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit, Urban A.
Lavery v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of decision
of Tax Court; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, ii+3U p. t

J 1.76 : L 389/3

Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. No. 128, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1946, Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, and Contractors Pacific Naval
Air Bases, an association, v. Warren H. Pillsbury, deputy commissioner, United
States Employees' Compensation Commission, and Walter L. Wood, on petition
fur writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit ; brief for re-
spondent Pillsbury, deputy commissioner, in opposition. [1946.] cover title,
11+22 p. t J 1.78 :L 615/4

Los Angeles, Calif. In Court of Claims, no. 43541, city of Los Angeles, municipal
corporation, v. United States ; defendant's exception to commissioner's report.
[1946.] p. 99-112. t J 1.80 :L 896/3

Lotery, 0. William. No. 268, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
O. William Lowry v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for writ
of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit ; brief for respondent in
opposition. [1946.] cover title, 1+8 p. t J 1.78 :L 955

Lubets, Robert. No. — , in circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit, Robert Lubets v.
commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of decision of Tax
Court; motion by respondent to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction. [1946.]
cover title, 3 p. large 8'' $ J 1.76 : L 961

McCarthy Bros Construction Co. In Court of Claims, no. 45998, McCarthy Broth-
ers Construction Company v. United States ; defendant's exceptions to commis-
sioner's report and request for special findings of fact. [1946.] p. 65-70. t

J 1.80 : M 127

Meltzer, Joseph. No. 239, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Joseph Meltzer and Bertha Meltzer v. commissioner of internal revenue, on
petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit ; brief
for respondent in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i +19 p. t J 1.78 :M 496

Milner Hotels, Inc. Nos. 272-273, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, Milner Hotels, Inc., owner and operator of Tyler Hotel, v. Paul A. Porter,
administrator, Office of Price Administration ; 101 East First Street Incorpo-
rated, owner and operator of Milner Hotel, v. [same], on petition for writ of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit; brief for respondent in
opposition. [1946.] cover title, 1+14 p. % J 1.78 :M 636

Morris Investment Corporation. No. 9100, in circuit court of appeals for 3d cir-
cuit, Morris Investment Corix)ration v. commissioner of internal revenue, on
petition for review of decision of Tax Court; brief for respondent. [1946.]
cover title, i+20 p. t J 1.76 : M 834/3

Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway. Nos. 235-236, in Supreme Court of
United States, Oct. term, 1946, L. Metcalfe Walling, administrator of Wage and
Hour Division, v. Nashville, Chattanooga, & St. Louis Railway; petition for
writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit; and [same] v.
Portland Terminal Company: petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court
of appeals for 1st circuit. [1946.] cover title, ii +22 p. t J 1.78 :N 178

Transcript of proceedings for certiorari application, circuit court of aji-

peals, 6th circuit, no. 10070, L. Metcalfe Walling, administrator Wage and Hour
Division, Department of Labor, v. Nashville, Chattanooga & St. L<iuis Railway,
appeal from district court for middle district of Tennessee. [19-16.] p. 37.S-
382. t J 1.76 :N 178

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Pacific Coast European Conference. Before Maritime Commission, docket no.
048, Paciflc Coast European Conference agreement (agreements nos. 52U0 and
520O-2) ; brief of intervenor, Antitrust Division, Department of Justice.
[llHti.J cover title, iii+41 p. % J 1.84 :P 119

Petit Anse Co. No. 11427, in circuit court of appeals for 5tli circuit, Petit Anse
Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of decision
of Tax Court ; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, iii+59 p. %

J 1.76 :P 445

Pfotzcr, Edmond. No. 46075, in Court of Claims, Edmoud Pfotzer and H John
Pfotzer, co-partners, r. United States; defendant's brief. [1946.] cover title,
ii+165-223 p. J J 1.80 : P 486/2

Playa de Flor Laud d Improvement Co. In circuit court of appeals for 5th
circuit, no. 11496, United States r. Playa de L'lor Land and Improvement Com-
pany; appellant's brief. [1^46.] cover title, iv -1-194 p. t J 1.76 :P 698/4

Portland Terminal Co. Proceedings in circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit,
no. 4111, Oct. term, 1945, L. Metcalf Walling, administrator of Wage and
Hour Division, Department of Labor v. Portland Terminal Company, appeal
from district court for district of Maine. [1946.] p. 135-143. J

J 1.76 :P 837

Poxcell, Lindsay. Nos. 219-220, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, Lindsay Powell v. United States ; Rushell Bailey v. [same], on petition for
writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit ; brief for United
States. [1946.] cover title, i-f 10 p. X J 1.78 :P 871/9

Same; brief for United States in opposition. [1946.] cover title,

i-f- 10 p. t J 1.78 :P 871/8

Realty Operators, Inc. Nos. 187-189, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1946, Realty Operators, Inc., v. commissioner of internal revenue ; William
Henderson (partnership), v. [same] ; Laurence M. Williams, as liquidator of
Sterling Sugars, Inc., formerly a Louisiana corporation, and Sterling Sugars
Sales Corp., v. [same], on petitions for writs of certiorari to circuit court of
appeals for 5th circuit ; brief for respondent in opposition. [1946.] cover title,
i-i-26 p. * J 1.78: R^

Rhode Island Discount Co. In Court of Claims, no. Departmental 177, Rhode
Island Discount Company and Somerset Shipyards, Inc., v. United States;
defendant's counterclaim to i)etitions of Rhode Island Discount Company and
Somerset Shipyards, liic. [1946.] p. 21-54. t JL80:R346

Sandroff, Alvin E. Nos. l(X)51-52, in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit,
Alvin E. Sandroff v. United States; Thomas Paper Stock Company v. [same],
appeal from district court for eastern district of Michigan, southern division ;
brief for United States. [1946.] cover title, iv 4-35 p. J J1.76:Sa57

Silk, Albert, Coal Co. [In circuit court of appeals for lOth circuit, United States,
appellant, and Albert Silk, doing business as Albert Silk Coal Company,
appellee; proceedings.] [1946.] p. 109-114. [This is printed without title.
The signature mark reads: 700365-46.] t J 1.76: Si 34

No. — , in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946, United States v.

Albert Silk, doing business as Albert Silk Coal Company ; petition for writ of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for lOth circuit. [lf>46.] cover title,
ii-fl7p. t J' 1.78: Si 34

Stein Bros. Manufacturing Co. Docket no. 23-R, Tax Court, Stein Brothers
Manufacturing Co., copartnership, Leo Stein, Edward B. Stein, Jane Stein
Oguss, V. Secretary of War; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, vi-f-
165 p. t J 1-^ : St 34/2

Swaczyk, Sigismimd F. No. 290, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term.
1946, Siglsmund Francis Swaczyk r. United States, on petition for writ of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit ; brief for United States
in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i-|- 14 p. % J1.78:Swl2

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Sep'it.mber 1946 1099

Tinkoff, Paysoff. No. 17S, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Paysoff Tinkoff v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit
court of appeals for 7th circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. [1946.]
cover title, i+19 p. J J 1.78 : T 495

Troy Laundry Co. No. 228, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Troy Laundry Company and F. R. Miller, vice president of Troy Laundry Com-
pany, V. W. Willard Wirtz, chairman of National Wage Stabilization Board, on
petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit; brief
for respondent in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i-|- 27 p. t J 1.78 : T 759/2

Union Carbide & Carton Corporation. No. 11002 (criminal), in district court for
district of Colorado, United States r. Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation
et al. ; indictment. [1946.] cover title, 25 p. % J 1.75 : Un 33

Union Paving Co. In Court of Claims, no. 46255, Union Paving Company v.
United States ; defendant's brief. [1946.] p. 55-65. % J 1.80 :Un 33/5

Ute Indians. No. 141, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946, con-
federated bands of Ute Indians v. United States, on petition for writ of
certiorari to Court of Claims; brief for United States in opposition. [1946.]
cover title, i+17 p. t J1.78:Ut2

Von Knorr, Hans. No. 4104, in circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit, Oct. term,
1944, Hans von Knorr vs. Sherman Miles [commanding general of 1st Service
Command] ; brief on behalf of defendant. [1946.] cover title, iii+19 p. X

J 1.76 : V 896

Walsh Bros. In Court of Claims, no. 46046, Walsh Brothers v. United States ;
defendant's exceptions to report of commissioner and request for special find-
ings of fact. [1946.] p. 75-77. t J 1.80 :W 168

Wood, C. B. No. 237, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946, C. B.
Wood V. Paul A. Porter, administrator, Office of Price Administration, on
petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit ; brief
for respondent in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+9 p. % J 1.78 :W 85

LABOR DEPARTMENT

Addresses. Remarks of Secretary of Labor, Lewis B. Schwellenbach, before 42d
annual convention of Advertising Federation of America, Milwaukee, Wis.,
May 27, 1946. [1946.] 6 leaves, 4° [Processed.] f L 1.13: Ad 9

CHILDREN'S BUREAU

Child labor regulations and orders (Code of Federal regulations, title 29, chap. 4)
pt. 422, Occupations particularly hazardous for employment of minors between
16 and 18 years of age or detrimental to their health or well-being: Hazardous-
occupations order 7. July 11, 1946. 3 leaves, 4° [Processed.] t L 5.39: 7

Family day care, suggested bibliography. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

L 5.2 : D 33/2/946

Handicapped. Social worker helps handicapped adolescents with emotional
problems; by Edna M. Lampron. [1946.] 4 p. 4° [From The child. May
1946.] t L 5.35/a : H 191/3

Health services. Social statistics : Changes in volume of health and welfare
services, 1942-43, with tabulation for 1944; [prepared by Joseph L. Zarefsky].
[1946.] 22 p. il. 4» [Supplement to The child. May 1946. The date of issue
for The child was incorrectly given as Jan. 1946, but has been corrected with
rubber stamp.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 744 L 5.35 : 10/11/supp.

Illegitimacy. Wanted, square deal for baby born out of wedlock [with one ref-
erence] ; by Maud Morlock. [1946.] 4p.il. 4° [From The child. May 1946.] t

L 5.35/a : B 117/2

Rheumatic fever. Facts about rheumatic fever. Revised June 1946. [1946.]
[2] -f 9 p. il. ( Publication 297. ) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card L 46-130 L 5.20: 297/2

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Youth employment still high. 1946. 1 p. 4° [From The child, Mar. 1946, v. 10.] t

L5.35/a:Y89/8

EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

Industrial films, source of occupational information. Feb. 1946. viii+72 p. 11.
(Occupational Analysis and Industrial Services Division.) t • Item 954
L. C. card L 46-129 L 7.2 : F 48

Occupatio')ial interests. Interest check list. [1946.] [l]+2p. 4° (Occupational
Analysis and Industrial Services Division.) t • Item 954 L7.2: In 8

Manual of instructions for administering and interpreting Interest check

list. [1946.] 2 p. 4" (Occupational Analysis and Industrial Services Divi-
sion.) 'Paper, 5c. single copy ($1.00 per 100). L 7.25: In 8

Veterans. It's up to you ! hire that vet ! speeding employment of veterans through
central community listing of all types of jobs, message to all employers from
Department of Labor, Employment Service, Veterans Employment Service.
[1946.] [6] p. il. narrow 8° * Paper, 5c. single copy ($1.50 per 100) . • Item 954

L 7.2 : V 64/4

Opei'ation, job finding, briefing veterans on employment, message to all

veterans. [1946.] [4] p. il. 16° (Veterans Employment Service.) ♦ Paper, 5c.
single copy ($1.00 per 100). • Item 954 L 7.2: J 57/3

LABOR STANDARDS DIVISION

Posters. Safety around overhead cranes; industrial safety charts, series Q,
no. 1-6. [1946.] 11.1X43.5 in. [Six charts issued as one. publication folded
so that each chart measures 11.1X7.2 in. Prepared in cooperation with Mill &
factory.] * 5c. single copy ($3.75 per 100). L 16.8: Sal/17

LABOR STATISTICS BUREAU

Building trades. Union wages and hours in building trades, July 1, 1945. [1946.]
iv-i-70 p. il. (Bulletin 862.) [From Monthly labor review, Feb. 1946, with
additional data.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 759
L. C. card L 37-66 L 2.3 : 862

Same. (H. doc. 507, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Chemicals. Wage increases announced between V-J Day and May 10, 1946,
chemicals and allied products. May 15, 1946. [19] leaves, oblong 8° [Proc-
essed.] t L 2.2 : V7 12/9

Coal mines and mining. Wage structure in bituminous-coal mining, fall of 1945;
[prepared by Pamela Brown and Ardemis Kouzian]. [1946.] ii+10 p. (Bul-
letin 867.) [From Monthly labor review, Apr. 1946.] * Paper, 5c. •Item
759.
L. C. card L 46-126 L 2.3 : 867

Same. (H. doc. 617, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Collective 'bargaining. Extent of collective bargaining and union recognition,
1945. [1946.] ii+8 p. il. (Bulletin 865.) [From Monthly labor review,
Apr. 1946, with additional data.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 759
L. C. card L 44-99 L 2.3 : 865

Same. (H. doc. 575, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Employment. Employment situation in certain foreign countries [prepared by
Margaret H. Schoenfeld and by members of the Bureau's staff on foreign labor
conditions]. [1946.] iv-|-43 p. (Bulletin 864.) [From Monthly labor re-
view, Jan. and Feb. 1946, with later data.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 759
L. C. card L 46-124 L 2.3 : 864

Same. (H. doc. 513, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Training grants in employment statistics, under auspices of Bureau of

Labor Statistics of Department of Labor. [1946.] 2 leaves, 4° [Processed.]
t L2.2:T68

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September 1946 1101

Fabricated structural-steel. Wage structure of fabricated structural-steel indus-
try, Jan. 1945; [prepared by Joseph W. Bloch and Edyth Bunn]. [1946.]
ii-f-10 p. (Bulletin 866.) [From Monthly labor review, Apr. 1946.] * Paper,
5c. • Item 759
L. C. card L 4&-125 L 2.3 : 866

Same. (H. doc. 616, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Food. Wage increases between V-J Day and May 10, 1946, food and kindred
products. May 15, 1946. l-3a-f4-19 leaves, oblong 8° [Processed.] f

L 2.2 :W 12/10

Gas and electricity, price changes in 1945. [1946.] 10 p. (Serial no. R. 1838.)
[From Monthly labor review, Apr. 1946, with additional data.] t

L 2.6/a : G 21/2

Housing. Effect of wartime housing shortages on home ownership; [prepared
by Helen Humes and Bruno Schiro]. [1946.] 12 p. (Serial no. R. 1840.)
[From Monthly labor review, Apr. 1946, with additional data.] t

L 2.6/a : H 817/34

Impaired workers. Impaired workers in industry, comparative performance of
impaired workers and their able-bodied fellow workers ; [prepared by Industrial
Hazards Division in cooperation with Veterans' Administration.] [1946.]
[12] p. il. oblong 16° ([Bulletin 857].) * Paper, 5c. • Item 759
L. C. card L 46-121 L 2.3 : 857

Same. (H. doc. 455, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Machinery. Prices of machinery, prices of construction machinery, Aug. 1939-
Dec. 1945. [1946.] 6 p. (Serial no. R. 1839.) [From Monthly labor review,
Mar. 1946.] t L 2.6/a : M 184/7

Mining. Industry wage studies, job descriptions for wage studies, mining, app. B.
[1946.] cover title, [l]-f 21 p. 4° [Processed.] f L 2.2 : W 12/7/app. B

Printing. Union wage scales, book and job printing trades, 1945. [May 20, 1946.]
cover title, [52] 4-3 p. 4° [Processed.] t L2.29:B64

Railroads. Productivity and unit labor cost in steam railroad transportation,
1935-45. May 1946. 4 p. 4° [Processed.] t L 2.19 : R 13/935-45

Reconversion. Workers' experiences during 1st phase of reconversion. June
1946. [3] leaves-f39 p. 4° (Work and wage experience studies, report 5.)
[Processed.] t L 2.28: 5

Tobacco. Wage increases announced between V-J Day and May 10, 1946, tobacco
manufactures. May 15, 1946. 11 leaves, oblong 8° [Processed.] t

L 2.2 : W 12/11

Wages. Progress of State minimum-wage legislation, 1943-45; by Alice Angus
and Loretta Sullivan. [1946.] 12 p. (Serial no. R1841.) [From Monthly
labor review. May 1946.] f L 2.6/a : M 664/7/943-45

RETRAINING AND REEMPLOYMENT ADMINISTRATION

Bulletin. Bulletin, cumulative index, Bulletins 1-6; issued by Division of Public
Information. [1946.] 3 p. 4° [Processed.] t L 24.3 : 1-6/ind.

Same, special edition, Bulletins 1-8 combined ; issued by Division of Public

Information. June 1946. 88 p. 4° t L 24.3 : 1-8/sp.ed.

Mission and functions of Retraining and Reemployment Administration. [1946.]
iii+4 p. narrow 12" f • Item 741 L24.2:R31

Occupational outlook information [material prepared by Federal Government
agencies]. [1JW6.] [2]-f6p. t • Item 741 L 24.2 : Oc 8/946

Veterans. Recommended minimum criteria for approval of on-the-job training
program for veterans in State and local government agencies, adopted June 18,
1946, by Interagency Committee for Development of Criteria and Standards for
On-the-Job Training. [1946.] 8 p. 4" [Processed.] f L 24.2 :V 64/2

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1102 Government Publications

SOLICITOR

Crane Auto Parts Co. Transcript of rt-cord, in circuit court of appeals for 5th
circuit, no. 11679, L. Metcalfe Walling administrator of Wage and Hour Divi-
sion, V. Ambers C. Crane, doing business as Crane Auto Parts Company, et al
appeal from district court for northern district of Georgia. [1946 1 cover
title, i+44p. t L 21.7: 085

Gordotis Transports, Inc. No. 10139, in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit
Oordon.s Transports, Inc., v. L. Metcalfe Walling, administrator of Wage and
Hour Division, appeal from district court for western district of Tennessee*
brief for api)ellee. [1946.] cover title, i+ 18 p. J L 21.7:0 659

Rittcr Food Stores. No. 11651, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit, L.
Metcalfe Walling, administrator of Wage and Hour Division, v. Ritter Food
Stores (and reverse title), appeal and cross-appeal from district court for
southern district of Mississippi ; brief for appellant and cross-appellee [1946 1
cover title, 18 p. $ L 21.7 :R 514/2

WOMEN'S BUREAU

Labor laws and legislation. State labor laws for women with wartime modifica-
tions, Dec. 15, 1944: pt. 5, Explanation and appraisal. 1946. v+66 p (Bulle-
tin 202-5. ) * Paper, 15c. • Item 777
L. C. card L45-23 L 13.3: 202-5

Wotnen's Bureau, its purpose and functions. June 1946. [4] p. narrow 8° t
• Item 779 L 13.2 : W &4/20/946

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

Constitution of United States, together with account of its travels since Sept 17
178 < [and with list of references] ; compiled by David C. Mearns and Verner
W. Clapp. [3d edition.] [2d printing, July 1946.] 44p.il. * Paper 10c
L. C. card 46-26999 LC 1.2 : C 76/4/944-2

Texas Centennial Exhihition, held at Library of Congress, Washington D C
Dec. 15, 1945-Apr. 15, 1946. 1946. iii+54 p. map, 10 p. of por. pi. and'facsim!
large 8° [Map, portrait, plates, and facsimile are mounted. Text and another
illustration on p. 1, 2, and 4 of cover.] * Paper, 30c. • Item 784
L. C. card 46-36860 LC 1 2 • T 31

COPYRIGHT OFFICE

Copyright. Catalog of copyright entries, new series. 1946.
L. C. card 6-35347
^^NOTE.— Issued in 4 parts : pt. 1, group 1, pt. 1, group 2, and pt. 1, group 3, pt. 2, pt. 3,

Subscriptions for the Catalog of copyright entries should be made to the Superintendent
of Documents, M ashington 25. D. C, instead of to the Register of Copyrights. Prices are

pt. 1, group 2. Books, v. 42. volume index, 1945. iii+773-879 p.-f [4] leaves. [In-
cludes title pages to t. 42 for 1st half of 1945, nos. 1-8, for last half of 1945, nos. 9-12,
and for year 1945, nos. 1-12.] • Item 799 LC 3.6/1 : 42/2/t,p.& ind

Report. 48th annual report of register of copyrights, fiscal year 1945. 1946.
ii-f 9 p. t • Item 792
L. C. card 10-35017 LC 3.1 : 945

NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR AERONAUTICS

■ ^i°Tf'~T^^^ National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics is now releasing for sale its
individual Kep9rts. Distribution to Depository Libraries, however, cannot be made until
Keports belonging to an individual annual volume have been released by the Committee.

Ailerons. Flight tests of experimental beveled-trailing-edge Frise ailerons on
fighter airplane [with one reference] ; by R. Fabian Goranson. Washington,
July 1W6. cover title, 17 p. 6 pi. 28 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1085.)
[Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1085

• Sent to Depository Libraries

September 1946 1103

Ailerons — Continued

Two-dimensional wind-tunnel investigation of sealed 0.22-airfoil-chord

internally balanced ailerons of different contour on NACA 65 (112) -213 airfoil
[with list of references] ; by Albert L. Braslow. Washington, July 1946. cover
title, 16 p. 26 p. of pi. 4" (Technical note 1099.) [Processed.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1099

Alloys. Crystal structure at room temperature of 8 forged heat-resisting alloys
[with list of references] ; by J. Howard Kittel. Washington, Julv 1946. cover
title, 9 leaves, 4° (Technical note 1102.) [Processed.] f Y 3.iN"21/5 : 6/1102

Bearings. Load capacity of aluminum-alloy crankpin bearings as determined in
centrifugal bearing test machine [with list of I'eferences] ; by E. Fred Macks
and Milton C. Shaw. Washington, Aug. 1946. cover title, 13 leaves 2 pi. 8 p.
of pi. 4° (Technical note 1108.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1108

Centrifugal pumps. Investigation of flow in centrifugal pump [with list of
references], by Karl P'ischer ; [translation by J. Vanier from] Mitteilungen des
Hydraulischen Instituts der Technischen Hochschule, Miincheon, no. 4, 1931.
Washington, July 1946. cover title, 14 leaves, 13 pi. 4° (Technical memoran-
dum 1089. ) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 8/1089

Compressibility. Effect of compressibility at higli subsonic velocities on lifting
force acting on elliptic cylinder [with list of references] ; l)y Cai'l Kaplan.
Washington, July 1946. cover title, 29 p. 1 pi. 4° (Technical note 1118.)
[Processed.] f Y3.N 21/5: 6/1118

Dihedral. Effects of tip dihedral on lateral stability and control characteristics
as determined by tests of dynamic model in Langley free-flight tunnel [with list
of references] ; by Herman O. Ankenbruck. Washington, July 1946. cC)ver
title, 10 p. 5 pi. 4 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 10.59.) [Processed.] f

Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/i059

■ Experimental determination of effects of dihedral, vertical-tail area.; and

lift coefficient on lateral stability and control characteristics [with list of
references] ; by Marion O. McKinney, jr. Washington, July 1946. cover title,
24 p. 2 pi. 14 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1094.) [Processed.] t i

Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1094

Flying boats. Analysis of main spray characteristics of some full-size multiengi'ne
flying boats [with list of references] ; by F. W. S. Locke, jr. Washingto^n,
July 1946. cover title, 9 leaves, 5 pi. 4° (Technical note 1091.) [Processed.] f

Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1091'

General tank tests of rs-size model of hull of Boeing XPBR-1 flying boat,

Langley tank model 175 [with list of references] ; by Douglas A. King and
Mary B. Hill. Washington, July 1946. cover title, 8 p. 50 p. of pi. 4° (Technical
note 1057.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1057

Fuel. Comparison of relative sensitivities of knock limits of 2 fuels to 6 engine
variables; by Harvey A. Cook, Louis F. Held and Ernest I. Prltchard. Wash-
ington, Aug. 1946. cover title, 7 leaves, 13 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1117.)
[Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5: 6/1117

Eulls (aircraft). Tank tests to determine effect of varying design parameters of
planing-tail hulls: 2, Effect of varying depth of step, angle of afterbody keel,
length of afterbody chine, and gross load [with list of references] ; by John
R. Dawson, Robert McKann, and Elizabeth S. Hay. Washington, July 1946.
cover title, 15 p. 27 p. of pi. (Technical note 1101.) [Processed.] t

Y3.N 21/5: 6/1101

Jet propulsion engines. Performance parameters for jet-propulsion engines [with
list of references] ; by Newell D. Sanders. Washington, July 1946. cover
title, 17 leaves, 5 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1106.) [Processed.] f

Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1106

Panels (aircraft). Effect of normal pressure on strength of axially loaded sheet-
stringer panels [with list of references] ; by A. E. McPherson, Samuel Levy, and
George Zibritosky. Washington, July 1946. cover title, 21 leaves. 4 pi. 25 p.
of pi. 4° (Technical note KMl.) [Processed.] t Y 3. N 21/5 : 6/1041

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Panels (aircraft) — Continued

Shearing rigidity of curved panels under compression [with list of ref-
erences] ; by N. 0*. Hoff and Bruno A. Boley. Washington, Aug. 1946. cover
title, 23 p. 20 pi. 4° (Technical note 1090.) [Processed.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/109O

Propellers. Analysis of propeller efTiciency losses associated with heated air-
thermal de-icing [with list of references] ; by Blalie W. Corson, jr., and Julian
D. Maynard. Washington, July 1946. 46 p. 8 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1112.)
[Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6A112

Investigation of effect of tip modification and thermal de-icing air flow on

propeller performance [with list of references] : by Blake W. Corson, jr., and
Julian D. Maynard. Washington, July 1946. cover title, 14 p. 8 pi. 24 p. of pi. 4"
(Technical note 1111.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1111

Wake studies of 8 model propellers [with list of references] ; by Elliott

G. Reid. Washington. July 1946. cover title, 62 p. 58 p. of pi. 4" (Technical
note 1040.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1040

Stabilitt/. Experimental determination of effects of directional stability and
rotary damping in yaw on lateral stability and control characteristics [with
list of references] : bv Hubert M. Drake. Washington, July 1946. cover title.
14p.9p. of pl.4° (Technical note 1104.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1104

StT^sses. Effect of change in cross section upon stress distiibution in circular
stiell-supported frames [with one reference] ; by David H. Nelson. Washington,
Jvilyl946. cover title, 9 p. 5 p. of pi. 4" (Technical note 1098.) [Processed.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1098

Lagrangian multiplier method of finding upper and lower limits to critical

stresses of clamped plates [with list of references] ; by Barnard Budiansky
ancl Pai C. Hu. Washington, July 1946. cover title, 32 p. 1 pi. 4° (Technical
note 1103.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6A103

, On problem of stress corrosion [with list of references], by L. Graf;

[trianslation by S. Reiss from] Luftwissen, v. 7, no. 5, 1940. Washington, July
1546. cover title, 14 leaves, 7 pi. 4° (Technical memorandum 1090.) [Proc-
e^ssed. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 8/1090

Th^^rmodynamic charts for computation of combustion and mixture temperatures
at constant pressure [with list of references] ; by L. Richard Turner and Albert
M. Lord. Washington, June 1946. cover title, 26 leaves, 4 pi. in pocket. 10
p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1086.) [Processed.] t Y 3. N 21/5 : 6/1086

Valves. Strain-gage study of internally cooled exhaust valves having various
throat designs [with list of references] ; by Arthur G. Holms and Richard D.
Faldetta. Washington, Aug. 1946. cover title, 4 leaves, 2 pi. 4 p. of pi. 4°
(Technical note 1116.) [Processed.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1116

Wmgs. Distribution of structural weight of wing along span, by V. V. Savelyev ;
[translation by S. Reiss from Report 3S1 of] Central Aero-Hydrodynamical
Institute [Moscow, 1939.] Washington, Aug. 1946. cover title, 15 leaves, 10
pi. 4° (Technical memorandum 1086.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 8/10S6

NATIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL ON INTERNATIONAL
MONETARY AND FINANCIAL PROBLEMS

Note. — The Council was established by Public law 171, 79th Congress, approved Julv
31, 1945.

Report of National Advisory Council on International Monetary and Financial
Problems for last 6 months. [1946.] 22 p. [Report covers period Aug. 1945-
Feb. 1946. For entry for document edition, see the Monthlv catalog for Apr.
1946, p. 413.] * Paper, 10c. • Y 3.N 21/16 : 1/946

• Sent to Depository Libraries

September 1946 1105

NATIONAL ARCHIVES

Records. How to dispose of records, mauual for Federal oflScials. Revised edi-
tion. Washington, 1946. cover title, iii+52 p. 4° ([Publication 46-19.])
[Processed. Text on p. 2 and 4 of cover.] %
L. C. card A 46-3887 AE 1.6 : R 24/94G

FEDERAL REGISTER DIVISION

Note. — The archivist of the United States acting through this division established by
him under the provisions of the Federal register act (49 Stat. 500, as amended : 44 U. S. C,
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with the prompt and uniform printing and distribution of the documents reciuired or
authorized to be published under sec. 5 of this act. Such documents required or authorized
to be so published are printed and distributed forthwith by the Government Printing Office
in a serial publication desii,'nated the Federal register. The daily issues of the Federal
register are, in effect daily supplements to the Code of Federal regulations, and regulatory
documents published therein follow the Code arrangement.

Code Of Federal regulations. 1945 supplement to Code of Federal regulations of
United States, containing codification of documents of general applicability
and legal effect issued by L^ederal agencies and filed with Division of Federal
Register during calendar year 1945, including Presidential Proclamations,
Executive orders, and other Presidential documents in full text, with ancil-
laries and index : [book 3] ; Title 15-32. 1946. x+2213-3786 p. 3 pi. * Cloth,
$3.00. • Item 836
L. C. card 39-29399 AE 2.9 : 945/bk.3

Federal register. Federal register, v. 11, no. 149-171 ; Aug. 1-31, 1946. [1946.]
p. 8277-9665, 4° [Daily except Sunday, Monday, and day following a legal
holiday.]
L. C. card 36-26246 AE 2.7 : 11/149-171

Note. — The Federal register publishes (1) all Presidential Proclamations; and all
Executive orders, except such as have no general applicability or legal effect or are
effective only against Federal agencies or persons in their capacity as officers, agents or
employees thereof ; it also contains all Executive orders establishing, amending or
revoking civil service rules, and all Executive orders containing a direction for publi-
cation thereof; (2) such documents or classes of documents as the President shall
determine from time to time have general applicability and legal effect ; and (3) such
documents or classes of documents as may be required so to be published by act of the
Congress. From Mar. 14, 1936, through Aug. 31, 1946. one hundred and ninety-seven
(197) agencies have submitted documents for publication in the Federal register.
Suitable indexes are issued monthly, quarterly, and annually. The bound volumes
of the Federal register were discontinued on June 3, 1938, and have been replaced
by the annual supplements to the Code of Federal regulations.

' The Federal register is sold by the Superintendent of Documents on the following
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$15.00 per year. Subscriptions are payable in advance. Send remittances to the
Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C.

Same, v. 11, nos. 128-148, index, July 1946. [1946.] 31 p. 4°

AE 2.7 : 11/128-148/ind.

NATIONAL HOUSING AGENCY

Dwellings. New dwelling units authorized for construction with "HH" preference
ratings under PR-33, by U. S. census regions and FHA districts, Jan. 15-June
28,1946. [1946.] 2 p. oblong 12° [Processed.] t NHA 1.2 : D 96/946

Homes for veterans, 16-mm. sound movie running 25 minutes, black and white,
produce<l for Mayors Emergency Housing Committees by National Housing
Agency. [1946.] [2] p. il. oblong 8" folded into narrow 8° size, t • Item 461

NHA 1.2 : H 75/5

Housing. Reading list on housing; compiled by Information Service. [1&46.]
15 p. 4° [Processed.] %
L. C. card 46-27703 NHA 1.2 : H 81/6/946

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FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK ADMINISTRATION

Veterans. Fiiiaucial requirements of veterans' emergency housing program.
[1946.] 6 p. 2 tab. 4° [Processed. From Federal home loan bank review, July
1946.] t ' NHA 3.8/a : V 641

FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION

Houses. Principles of planning small houses. Revised June 1, 1946. [194'o.]
[l]+44 p. 11. (Technical bulletin 4.) [Imprint date incorrectly given on p. 44
as 1945.] 'Paper, lUc. • Item 4(il NHA 2.2 :H 81/2

Housing. Title 6 of National housing act. Public law 24, 77th Congress, 1st session,
H. R. 3575, Mar. 28, 1941, including all amendments to June 15, 1946. July 1,
1946. [2] +12 p. (FHA 1U7-A.) 'Paper, 5c. • Item 464

NHA 2.5 : H 81/946

Housing insurance. Administrative rules and regulations for rental housing in-
surance under sec. 608 of national housing act (as amended May 22, 1946.)
Revised Aug. 15, 1946. 1946. [l]+34 p. (FHA form 2027.) t • Item 466

NHA 2.6 : In 7/2/946

War housing insurance, administrative rules and regulations under sec.

603 of national housing act (as amended May 22, 1946.) Revised July 15, 1946.
[July 15, 1946.] [l]+20 p. (FHA form 2009.) t • Item 466

NHA 2.6 : In 7/946

Report. 12th annual report of Federal Housing Administration, year ending
Dec. 31, 1945. [1946.] cover title, 3 leaves+ [3] +99 p. il. 4" [Processed.] t
L. C. card 35-26124 NHA 2.1 : 945

NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD

Note. — The bound volumes of Decisions and orders are sold by the Superintendent of
Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C, at various prices, depending
upon the size of the volume.

Donnelley, R. R., & Sons Co. In circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit, no. 8915,
R. R. Donnelley & Sons Company v. National Labor Labor Relations Board, on
petition to review and on request for enforcement of order of National Labor
Relations Board ; opposition of National Labor Relations Board to petition for
hearing. [1946.] cover title, 7 p. J LR 1.9 :D 718/5

Graham Ship Repair Co. No. 11267, in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit.
National Labor Relations Board v. W. C. and Agnes Graham, doing business
as Graham Ship Repair Co., on petition for enforcement of order of National
Labor Relations Board; brief for National Labor Relations Board. [1946.]
cover title, ii+23 p. t LR 1.9: G 76

Norfolk Southern Bus Corporation. Appendix to petitioner's brief, in circuit
court of appeals for 4th circuit, no. — , National Labor Relations Board v. Nor-
folk Southern Bus Corporation, case no. 5-R-1776 and case no. 5-C-1S63, on
petition for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations Board. [1946.]
cover title, ii+62 p. % LR 1.9 : N 767/4

Odenbach Shipbuilding Corporation. In circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit,
National Labor Relations Board v. Odenbach Shipbuilding Corix)ration, on peti-
tion for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations Board ; brief for
National Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, ii+30 p. t

LR 1.9 : Od 2

Ward, Montgomery, d Co., Inc. No. 13332, in circuit court of appeals for 8th
circuit, National Labor Relations Board v. Montgomery Ward & Co., Incor-
porated, on petition for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations
Board; brief for National Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, iii +
54 p. [A corrected index, iii p., with signature mark 703965-46, was also
issued. ] t LR 1.9 : W 215/7

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SErTEMBER 1946 1107

NATIONAL RAILROAD ADJUSTMENT BOARD

Awards of 2d division, National Railroad Adjustment Board, with index, v. 9,
Julj- 1, 1944-Dec. 31, 1945; awards 1022-1104 and interpretations 19 and 20.
Champlin-Shealy Company, Chicago, 111. [1946.] v+521 p. f National Rail-
road Adjustment Board, Chicago, 111. (price upon application).
L. C. card 37-2G860 RA 1.8 : 9

Note. — The 2d division has jurisdiction over dispute.s involving machinists, boiler-
makers, blacksmiths, sheet-metal workers, electrical workers, car men, the helpers and
apprentices of all the foregoing, coach cleaners, power-house employees, and railroad-
shop laborers.

NAVY DEPARTMENT

Casualties. See Public Information Office, Casualties.

Flight. Report on theory and application of single heading flight, additional con-
clusions and possibilities of pressure navigation [with bibliography] ; prepared
by Office of Research and Inventions, Special Devices Division. Mar. 1946.
vi-|-49 p. il. 4" [Title on cover is: Single heading flight. Drift angle com-
puter, device 1-CH-l is in envelope pasted on inside of back cover.] * Write
for price. • Item 857
L. C. card 46-26890 " N 1.2 : F 64

NAVAL OPERATIONS OFFICE

Japanese officials. United States Strategic Bombing Survey [Pacific] : Inter-
rogation of Japanese officials. [1946.] 2 v. xv+[7]-f576 p. il. 1 pi. 2 maps,
2 tab. 4° (Naval Analysis Division.) * Cloth $1.50 per vol. • Item 894
L. C. card 46-26882 N 27.2 : J 27/v. 1, 2

HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE

Note. — The charts, sailing directions, light lists, manuals and tables published by the
Hydrographic Office are again available to the public. All charts and publications are
for sale by the Hydrographic Office, Navy Department, Washington 25, D. C. and by Its
commercial agents which are located in the principal American sea and lake ports.
Manuals and tables which do not require correction service are available from the Super-
intendent of Documents, Washington 25, D. C. H. O. circular 3 and its supplement lists
all sailing directions, light lists, manuals, and tables, and several charts and rep(rints
of Hydrographic information, which are often In demand, and the circulars are supplied
free upon request to the Hydrographic Office. Weekly notice to mariners and H. O bul-
letins are supplied free only to those having a definite need thereof, on application to the
Hydrograi>hic Office, Navy Department, Washington 25, D. C, or to the Branch Hydro-
graphic Offices in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk, Savannah, New
Orleans, Galveston, San Francisco, San Pedro (Calif.), San Juan (P. R.), Captain of the
Port, Panama Canal, Portland (Oreg.), Seattle, Honolulu (T. H.), Chicago, Cleveland,
Buffalo, Sault Ste. Marie, and Duluth.

Ice atlas of Northern Hemisphere [with bibliography]. 1st edition 1946. n. p.
[1946]. v-flOe p. il. large 4° (H. O. no. 550.) [Index «hart pasted on inside
of front cover.] f Fabrikoid, $8.00. • Item 867
L. C. card Map 46-60 N 6.8 : 550/946

Pacific islands. Sailing directions for Pacific islands: v. 1, Western groups;
[corrected to Oct. 13, 1945, including Notice to mariners no. 41 and Restricted
notice to mariners no. 20]. 5th edition, 1945. 1945 [published 1946]. vi-f
775 p. il. 2 maps. (H. O. pub. 165.) [No longer restricted.] t Cloth, $1.80.
I.. C. card 41-56074 N 6.8 : 165/945

1946 supplement to Hydrographic Office publication 1&5, Sailing directions

for Pacific islands, v. 1, corrections and additions from date of publication
(Oct. 13, 1945) to Apr. 22. 1946. 1946. [l]-t-25 leaves, f • Item 867

N 6.8 : 165/945-2
Charts

Boko Retto. Southeast part of Boko Retto (Pescadores Islands), Formosa
Strait, Japan, from Japanese survey in 1927 with additions to 1930; no. 6138.
Scale naut. m.=1.5 in., natural scale 1 : 50,000. Washington, D. C. published
May 1945, 2d edition. July 1946. 39x27 in. f ^Oc. N 6.18: 6138

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Celebes, west coast, Hoek Mandar to Poelau Kapoposang, from Netherlands Gov-
ernment surveys iu 1849 and 1S50 with additions to 1926; no. 6187. Natural
scale 1 : 201,300 at lat. 4°. Washington, D. C, 1st edition, July 1946. 32 x 31 in.
t 50c. N 6 18 : 6187

Insets :

Parepare Baal.

Parepare Baal to Poelau Poeteanging, from Netherlands Government survey in 1850
with additions in 1800.

Chishima Retto (Kuril Islands), Paramushiru To Asahi Wan, Japan, from Japa-
nese surveys to 1943 (portion in hairline and soundings in slanting figures from
smaller scale chart) ; no. HSOG. Scale naut. m.=1.8 in., natural scale 1 : 39.980.
Washington, D. C, 1st edition, J\jly 1946. 18X27 in. t 30c. N 6.18 : 5806

Quatemula. Anchorages on west coast of Guatemala, from survey by U. S. S.
Tuscarora in 1879; no. 0873. Washington, D. C, published Jan. 1881, 24th
edition, Aug. 1946. 15X27 in. j 20c. N 6.18: 0873

Includes :

Champerlco.

San Joa^.

Marseille, France, south coast, Mediterranean Sea, from French surveys to 1898
with corrections to 1945; no. 4012. Scale naut. m.=5.9 in., natural scale
1:12,500. Washington, D. C, published Mar. 1915, 8th edition, July 1946.
40X27 in. t 50c. N 6.18 : 4012

Osaka K6, Naikai (Inland Sea), Honshu, south coast, Japan, from Japanese sur-
vey in 1918 with additions to 1939 (soundings in slanting figures from smaller
scale chart) ; no. 6394. Scale 100 yds. =0.3 in., natural scale 1 : 11,347. Wash-
ington, D. C, published Aug. 1W5, 2d edition, July 1946. 26X38 in. f 60c.

N 6.18 : 6394

Princess Royal Harbor, Austi'alia, south coast, from British surveys in 1877 and
1889 with additions from West Australian Gov't surveys to. 1923 ; no. 3504.
Scale naut. m.=6 in., natural scale 1: 12,210. Washington, D. C, published
Feb. 1926, 2d edition, July 1946. 26X34 in. t oOc. N 6.18 : 3504

Rimouski Roads, Canada, east coast, St. Lawrence River, from Canadian survey

in 1911 and 1912 with additions to 1945; no. 6151. Scale 500 yds.=1.5 in,,

natural scale 1: 12,010. Washington, D. C, 1st edition, July 1946. 35X25 in.

1 50c. N 6.18 : 6151

NAVAL PERSONNEL BUREAU

Electronic technician's mate 2c, v. 1; prepared by Standards and Curriculum
Division, Training. Edition 1946. 1946. vi+[l]+397 p. il. 3 pi. 12° (Navy
training courses.) [Another illustration on front cover.] * Paper, 55c.

• Item 907

L. C. card 46-26605 N 17.25 : El 2/14/946/v.l

ORDNANCE BUREAU

Optics filming; Dec. .18, 1945. [1946.] vi-fl28+[l] p. il. 4° (OP 1512.)

* Paper, 30c. • Item 909

L. C. card 46-26983 N 18.7 : 1512

PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE

XoTE. — The name of the Office of Public Relations was changed to Office of Public In-
formation by authority of AlNav 138, issued by the Secretary of the Navy, and dated
.lune 18. 1945.

Casualties. State summary of war casualties : California ; [compiled June 1946
by Casualty Section]. 1946. [2]-f 211 p. 4° * Paper, 55c. • Item 857

N 1.34 : C 12
Note. — These State summaries are classified with earlier publications directly under
the Navy Department In order to keep the set together.

Same: Illinois; [compiled May 1946 by Casualty Section]. 1946. [2] +

125 p. 4° * Paper, 35c. • Item &57 N 1.34: II 6

Same: Missouri ; [compiled June 1946 by Casualty Section]. 1946. [2]-f

63 p. 4° * Paper, 25o. • Item 857 N 1.34 : M 690

Same : Oklahoma ; [compiled June 1946. by Casualty Section]. 1946 [2]-f

36 p. 4" * Paper, 15c. • Item 857 N 1.34 : Ok 4

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September 1946 1109

Navy Department communiques 301-600 and Pacific Fleet communiques, Mar. 6,
1943-May 24, 1945, with other official statements and pertinent press releases.
[1946.] iii+447+sxxvi p. il. * Paper, $1.00. • Item 857
L. C. card 46-269S4 N 31.2 : C 73/no.301-600

SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAU

Government supplies. Army-Navy joint packaging instruction: Packaging and
packing of dynamite (ammonia, ammonia-gelatin, and gelatin types) (in
cartridges) ; May 14, 1946. 1946. (JPI-17 [amdt. 1].) t N 20.27 : 17/amdt.l
Note. — This and the following instructions and specifications are issued with per-
forations for insertion in loose-leaf binders.

Same : Packaging and packing of hand tools, aradt. 1 ; May 14, 1946.

[1946.] 8 p. 12° (JPI-12 [amdt. 1].) t N 20.27 : 12/amdt.l

Same: Packaging and packing of life preservers; May 16, 1946. 1946.

1 p. 12" (JPI-13 [amdt. 2].) [Supersedes Amendment 1, Oct. 31, 1945.] t

N 20.27 : 13/amdt.2

Same: Packaging and packing of machine tools and accessory parts for

long term storage ; May 20, 1946. [1946.] 13 p. 12° (JFI-8.) f N 20.27: 8

Same : Packaging and packing of typewriters, amdt. 1 ; Mar. 18, 1946.

1946. 1 p. 12° (JPI-19 [amdt. 1].) t N 20.27 : 19/am<it.t

• Same : Preservation, packaging and packing of ground air-cooled engine

units (0-32HP) ; May 14, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (JPI-2 [amdt. 1].) t

N 20.27 : 2/amdt.l

Joint Army-Navy specification: Calcium silicide; Mar. 29, 1946. [1946.]

7 p. 12° (JAN-C-324.) f N 20.23 : JAN-C-324

Same: Carbon black, dry (for use in explosives) ; Mar. 25, 1946. [1946.]

6 p. 12° (JAN-C-306.) t N 20.23 : JAN-C-306

Same: Charges, fire-extinguisher (water) ; May 29, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12°

( JAN-C-344. ) t N 20.23 : JAN-C-344

Same : Cloth, padding, canvas ; May 21, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12° (JAN-C-

340. ) t N 20.23 : JAN-C-840

Same: Cloth, wool, facing, 16.5-ounce; May 24, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12°

(JAN-C-341.) t N 20.23 : JAN-C-341

Same: Enamel, lusterless, quick-drying; Apr. 30, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. 12°

( JAN-E-74. ) t N 20.23 : JAN-E-74

Same : Glue, animal (for use in manufacture of ammunition primers) ; Apr.

30,1946. [1946.] 4 p. 12° (JAN-G-338.) t N 20.23 : JAN-G-33S

Same : Lacquer, purple ; Feb. 19, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. 12° (JAN-1^296.) f

N 20.23 : JAN-L-296

Same: Phosphorus, white, plasticiserd (PWP) ; Apr. 30, 1946. [1946.]

4 p. 12° (JAN-P-337.) t N 20.23 : JAN-P-337

Same: Primer, synthetic, lacquer-resisting; Apr. 30, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. 12°

( JAN-P-72. ) t N 20.23 : JAN-P-72

Same: Sodium nitrate (for ordnance use) ; Mar. 29, 1946. [1946.] 8 p. 12°

( JAN-S-322. ) t N 20.23 : J AN-S-322

Same: Triacetin (glyceryl triacetate) (for ordnance use) ; Feb. 27, 1946.

[1946.] 4 p. 12° (JAN-T-301.) t N 20.23 : JAN-T-301

Navy Department specification: Aluminum-pigment (paste form); July

15, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (52Alg.) t N 20.6/2 : 52 A 1 g

Same: Brushes, boiler-tube, wire-bristle, expanding-type (for use with

cleaning-outfits, boiler-tube, electric-motor-driven and air-motor-driven) ; June
1,1946. [1946.] 11 p. il. 12° (13B14f.) [Supersedes 13B14c, June 1, 1943, and
13B14e, June 1, 1945.] t N 20.6/2 :13B14f

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Oovemtnent supplies — Continued

Same: Coating, strippable, spray-type; June 15, 1SW6. [1946.] 9 p. il. 12"

(52C41.) [Suporscdes O. S. 3602, revision A, Dec. 3, 1945.] t

N 20.6/2 : 52 C 41

Same: Compound, antiseize; June 1, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. 12° (52C19a.)

[Supersedes 52C19, .Van. 15, 1945.] t N 20.6/2 : 52 C19a

Same: Gages, pressure and vacuum (for air, ammonia, oil, steam, and

water) ; Jan. 15, 1946. [1946.] 17 p. 11. 12° (45Glo.) [Supersedes 45Glm,
Dec. 1, 1943, 45Gln, Jan. 2, 1945.] t N 20.6/2 : 45Glo

Same: Gloves, gauntlet, leather (welders') ; June 15, 1946. [1946.] 6 p.

12° (37Gld.) [Supersedes 37G1C, Sept. 2, 1935.] t N 20.6/2 : 37Gld

Same: Hose, oil-and-gasoline-suction-and-discharge, smooth-bore, light-
weight (circular woven fabric, wire-inserted) ; June 1, 1946. [1946.] 12 p.
il. 12° (33H23C.) [Supersedes 33H23, Feb. 1, 1944, 33H23b, Mar. 1, 1^5.] t

N 20.6/2 : 33 H 23c

Same: Hose, pneumatic (braided or wrapped) ; June 15, 1946. [1946.]

5 p. 12° (33H25a.) [Supersedes 33H25, June 1, 1944.] f N 20.6/2 : 33 H 25a

• Same: Insecticide-ingredient, solvent for DDT; June 15, 1946. [1946.]

2 p. 12° (51-1-14.) [Supersedes 51-1-14 (INT), May 1, 1945.] t

N 20.6/2 : 51-1-14

■ Same: Insulation, electrical, plastic-sealer; July 15, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12°

( 17-I-15C. ) t N 20.6/2 : 17-I-15c

Same: Mufflers, wool, blue; June 15, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. 12° (55M4.)

[Supersedes 73M3 (INT), June 23, 1945.] t N 20.6/2 : 55M4

Same : Oil, i)ine ; Apr. 1, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (52012a.) t

N 20.6/2 : 52012a

Same: Paint, inside, light-gray, fire-retardant (formula no. 27L) ; June 1,

1946. [1946.] lip. il. 12° (52P86.) t N 20.6/2 : 52 P 86

■ • Same: Paint, inside, white, semi-gloss, fire retardant (formula no. 27) ;

June 15, 1946. [1946.] 11 p. il. 12° (52P22a.) [Supersedes 52P22, Aug. 15,
1945. ] t N 20.6/2 : 52 P 22a

Same: Platinum-foil, dental; May 15, 1946. 1946. (62P3a.) t

N 20.6/2 : 62 P 3a

Same: Primer and enamel, coal-tar; OHily 15, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12°

( 52P71a ) t N 20.6/2 : 52 P 71a

Same: Pyrethrum-concentrate (for use in insecticide); June 15, 1946.

6 p. il. 12° (51P15a) [Supersedes 51P15, Nov. 1, 1937.] t

N 20.6/2 : 51 P 15a

Same: Steel, nickel, plate; June 1, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 12° (48S6d.)

[Supersedes 48S6c, Oct. 1, 1935.] t N 20.6/2 : 48 S 6d

Same: Welding-sets, electric-arc, A. C. transformer type, portable (ship-
board use) ; June 1, 1946. [1946.] 19 p. il. 1 pi. 12° (17W6.) [Supersedes
17 W6 ( INT ) , Sept. 15, 1943. ] t ' N 20.6/2 : 17 W 6

Manual. Bureau of Supplies and Accounts manual : v. 3. Supply afloat. [1946.]
v-f-[375] p. il. 4° [Issued in loose-leaf form in binder with marginal index
tabs on blank leaves.] % N 20.13 : Su 7/2/M6/V.3

Same : V. 5, Disbursing. [1946.] v+688p. il. 4° [Issued in loose-leaf form

in binder.] % N 20.13 : Su 7/2/946/v.5

Same : v. 6, Accounting ashore. [1946.] v-f[372] p. il. 4° [Issued in loose-
leaf form in binder, with marginal index tabs on blank leaves.] %

N 20.13 : Su 7/2/946/v.6

Navy shipping guide. Change 55, Navy shipping guide [1941], pt. 1 ; Aug. 1, 1946.
[liM6.] i p. [Accompanied by reprints of certain pages (with changes) to
be inserted in the Navy shipping guide.] t N 20.17/2: 55/pt. 1

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'Savy shipping guide — Continued

Same, pt. 2; Aug. 1, 1946. [1946.] i p. [Accompanied by reprints of cer-
tain pages (with changes) to be inserted in the Navy shipping guide.] J

N 20.17/2 : r)5/pt.2

Operational training program. New operational training program presents Navy
supply, finance & accounting in action. [1946.] [12] p. il. small 4° t

N 20.2 : T 68

PAN AMERICAN UNION

NOTK. — Tho Pan American Union sells its own illustrated monthly Bulletin, booklets, and
other publications., at prices ranging from 5c. to $2.00. The price of any edition of the
Bulletin is 15c. a single copy, the English edition is .$1.50 a year, the Spanish edition $1.00
a year, the Portuguese edition $1.00 a year ; there is an additional charge of 75c. a year
on each edition for countries outside the Pan American Union. Address the Pan American
Union, Washington, D. C.

Labor and Social Information Offfrr. Noticias de la OflHcina de Informaci<5n
Obrera y Social, no. 24 ; abril 1946. [1946.] [3] +25 leaves, 4° [Processed.] $

PA 1.60 : 24

PANAMA CANAL

Note. — Although The Panama Canal makes its reports to, and is under the supervision of,
the Secretary of War, it is not a part of the War Department.

Drydocks. Rules and regulations for drydocks and marine railways of The
Panama Canal. Panama Canal Press, Mount Hope, C. Z., 1946. 23 p. 24' t

W 79.2 : D 84/946

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT

Mail boxes. Apartment-house mail receptacles, regulations and instructions.
[1946.] 4 p. $ • Item 930 P2.2 : Ap 1/2/946

ACCOUNTS BUREAU

Cost ascertainment report showing cost of carrying and handling the several
classes of mail matter and of performing special services, fiscal year 1945.
1946. ii+14 p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 932 P 22.7 : 945

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE

Mail routes. Schedule of mail routes no. 473, July 29, 1946, 2d division. Railway
Mall Service, comprising New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Eastern Shore of
Maryland, Accomac and Northampton Counties, Va. L. Middleditch Co., New
York [July 29, 1946]. cover title, 186 p. narrow 8" t P 10.12/2: 473

• Schedule of mail routes,'no. 549, July 31, 1946, 5th division, Railway Mail

Service, comprising Ohio, Indiana, and Kentuckv. Roessler Bros.. Inc., Cin-
cinnati, O., July 31, 1946. 107+ [1] p. narrow 8° % P 10.12/5 : 540

■ Schedule of mail routes, no. 193, June 30, 1946, 12th division. Railway Mail

Service, comprising Arkansas. Louisiana, and Mississippi. Peerless Printing
Co., New Orleans, La. [June 30, 1946], 92 p. narrow 8" t P 10.12/12 : 193

TOPOGRAPHY DIVISION

Note. — The Division of Topography has on file maps showing all roads used by the rural
free delivery mail .service. Rural delivery routes are shown in detail on countv or local
maps which, with a few exceptions, are drawn to the scale of 1 : 62,500 or 1 : 63,360 (1 mile
to the inch). Maps of more than 1,600 counties in the United States have been prepared bv
the Post Office Department and contact prints, made from the original maps on file are sold
for 50 cents per copy. Each county map shows in addition to the roads traveled by rural
carriers, all port offices within the county and all other roads, houses, schools, and churches
known at the time the map was originally drawn, together with an outline of the drainage.
A list of the county maps on file will be furnished upon application to the Superintendent,
Division of Finance, Post Office Department. Washington 25, I). C. Rural delivery routes
emanating from post offices in counties for which countv maps have not been drawn are
shown on local maps. Contact prints of such maps are sold at 25 cents each. Order* for
all postal maps should l)e acconii)anied by money order and addressed to the Superintendent,
Division of Finance, Post Office Department. Washington 25, D. C. Rural delivery maps
should not he confused with the State post route maps which are listed in the Monthly
catalog for Jan. 1946, page 113.

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PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES

Note. — The functions and duties of the Executive OflBce of the President were established
by Executive order of Sept. 8, 1939. The principal divisions at present are as follows : The
White House Office, the Bureau of the Budget, the Liaison Ollice for I'ersonnel Manage-
ment, and the Office for Emergency Management.

For information relating to the issuance of Executive orders and Proclamations of the
President see below ; note under Executive orders.

Algonquin, revenue cutter. Former members of crews of Algonquin and Onon-
daga, message returning without approval bill (H. R. 1498) to correct naval
record of former members of crews of revenue cutters Algonquin and Onondaga.
Aug. 1, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 763, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Altmeyer, Arthur J. Executive order, authorizing appointment of Arthur J. Alt-
meyer to position as commissioner for social security in Federal Security
Agency without regard to civil service rules. July 16, 1946. 1 p. 4' (No.
9757.) t The National Archives. • Item 943 Pr 33.5: 9757

Articles of war. Restoring limitations upon punishments for certain violations
of articles of war 58, 59, 61 and S6, as to offenses committed in occupied enemy
territory. Aug. 24, 1946. (Executive order 9772.) [Not issued separately.
Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 167, Aug. 27, 1946, p. 9325, 9327.]

Bigge. Ocorge E. Executive order, authorizing appointment of George E. Bigge
to position as director of Federal-State relations in Federal Security Agency
without regard to civil service rules. July 16, 1946. 1 p. 4° (No. 9756.)
t The National Archives. • Item 943 Pr 33.5 : 9756

Caraway, Mrs. Hattie W. Executive order, authorizing appointment of Hattie
W. Caraway to position as member of Employees' Compensation Appeal Board
in Federal Security Agency without regard to civil service rules. July 16, 1946.

1 p. 4° (No. 9755.) jThe National Archives. • Item 943 Pr 33.5: 9755

Commerce Department. Extending provisions of Executive order no. 9177 of
May 30, 1942, to Secretary of Commerce. Aug. 9, 1946. (Executive order
9768.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 157.
Aug. 13, 1946, p. 8711.]

CooB Bros., message returning without approval bill (H. R. 1469) for relief of
Cox Bros. Aug. 1, 1946. 3 p. (H. doc. 762, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Cummings, Ruth L. Miss Ruth Lois Cummings, message returning without ap-
proval bin (H. R. 3480) for relief of Ruth Lois Cummings. July 29, 1946

2 p. (H. doc. 756, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Emergency Boards. Creating Emergency Board to investigate dispute between
Long Island Railroad Company and certain of its employees. Aug. 22. 1946.
(Executive order 9770.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal reg-
ister, V. 11, no. 166, Aug. 24, 1946, p. 9229.]

Executive orders.

Note. — The Federal register act (49 Stat. 500 as amended : 44 U. S. C. and supp.
301 et sen.) provides in sec. 5 as follows : There shall be published in the Federal register
all Presidential Proclamations and Executive orders, except such as have no general
applicability and legal effect or are effective only against Federal agencies or persons in
their capacity as officers, agents, or employees thereof.

Those Executive orders and Proclamations published in the Federal register will not
be issued separately, but title entries for such Executive orders and Proclamations, with
reference to the Federal register, appear above and below.

The distribution of Executive orders and Proclamations was transferred beginning
Mar. 12. 1936. from the Department of State to the Division of the Federal Register,
National Archives. Free distribution will be only to appropriate agencies of the Gov-
ernment. The Federal register will be sold by the Superintendent of Documents, Govern-
ment Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C, on a subscription basis of $1.50 per month or
$15.00 per year.

Foreign service regulations. Amending foreign service regulations of United
States. Aug. 9, 1946. (Executive order 9767.) [Not issued separately. Ap-
peared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 157, Aug. 13, 1946, p. 8710-11. A correc-
tion to this order appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 159, Aug. 15, 1946,
p. 8810-11.]

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Fox Co. Leonard J. Fox and Milford G. Fox, message returning without ap-
proval bill (H. R. 3158) for relief of Leonard J. Fox and Milford G. Fox, part-
nership, doing business as Fox Co. July 27, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 751, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Institute of Inter- American Affairs. Authorizing detail of Army oflBcer for
military duty with Institute of Inter-American Affairs and Inter-American
Educational Foundation. July 31, 1946. (Executive order 9766.) [Not issued
separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 150, Aug. 2, 1946, p. 8345.]

International Labor Conference. 27th International Labor Conference, message
transmitting recommendation adopted bv International Labor Conference at
its 27th session, Paris, Oct. 15-Nov. 5, 1945. July 26, 1946. 12 p. (H. doc. 749.
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26895

Ladner, Albert H., jr. Authorizing appointment of Albert H. Ladner, jr., to
position as member of Employees' Compensation Appeal Board in Federal
Sncuiity Agency without regard to civil service rules. July 29, 1946. 1 p. 4°
(No. 9765.) t The National Archives. • Item 943 Pr 33.5: 9765

r.and titles. Quiet titles to tidewater lands, message returning without approval
joint resolution (H. J. Res. 225) to quiet titles of the respective States, and
others, to lands beneath tidewaters and lands beneath navigable waters within
boundaries of such States, and to prevent further clouding of such titles. Aug.
2,1946. 3 p. (H. doc. 765, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Lanser, M7S. Georgia. Mrs. Georgia Lanser and Joseph Lanser, message return-
ing without approval bill (H. R. 4660) for relief of Mrs. Georgia Lanser and
Jo.seph Lanser. Aug. 2, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 767, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Leoffler, S. O., Operating Co. S. G. Leoffler Operating Co., message returning with-
out approval bill (H. R. 1480) for relief of S. G. Leoffler Operating Co., Wash-
ington, D. C, July 31, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 759, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Masters, Mrs. Rosella J. Rosella J. Masters, message returning without approval
bill (H. R. 44.58) for relief of Rosella J. Masters. July 29, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc.
755, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Migratory birds. Amendments of regulations relating to migratory birds and
game mammals. Aug. 8, 1946. (Proclamation 2699.) [Not issued separately.
Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 157, Aug. 13, 1946, p. 8707, 8709-10. A
correction to this proclamation appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 159,
Aug. 15, 1946, p. 8807, 8809-10.]

Patterson, Mrs. Elizabeth J. Mrs. Elizabeth J. Patterson, Joy Patterson, and
Roberta Patterson, message returning without approval bill (H. R. 6442) for
relief of Mrs. Elizabeth J. Patterson, Joy Patterson, and Roberta Patterson.
Aug. 2, 1946. 3 p. (H. doc. 766, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Postmasters. Amendment of regulations governing appointment of postmasters
of 4th class. Aug. 14, 1946. (Executive order 9769.) [Not issued separately.
Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 160, Aug. 16, 1946, p. 8857.]

Prices. Approval of House joint resolution 371, message from President of
United States transmitting his approval of House joint resolution 371 [extend-
ing effective period of emergency price control act of 1942, as amended]. July
25, 1946. 4 p. (H. doc. 729, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [H. J. Res. 371 establishes
the Price Decontrol Board, and places control of prices on agricultural com-
modities upon the Secretary of Agriculture. It also contains provisions relat-
ing to subsidies, provides for termination of price control and stabilization acts
not later than June 30, 1947, and abolishes the Office of Price Administration
as of that date.]

Proclamations.

Note.— For information concernlnf!: the issuance of Executive orders and Proclama-
tions, see above, note under the subhead Executive orders.

Rogers, Eerbert W. Herbert W. Rogers, message returning without approval
bill (H. R. 3400) for relief of Herbert W. Rogers. July 27, 1946. 2 p. (H. dop.
752, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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1114 Government Publications

Silver Creek recreational dcmonxtraiion project, Orcff., message retuniiiiR with-
out approval bill (II. R. 2423) to authorize exchange of lauds acquired by
United States for Silver Creek recreational demonstration project, Oreg., for
purposes of consolidating holdings therein. Aug. 2, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 764,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Swofford, Mrs. Jewell W. Executive order, authorizing appointment of Jewell
Wood Swofford to position as connnissioner for si^ecial services in Federal
Security Agency without regard to civil service rules. July lU, 1946. 1 p. 4°
(No. 9754.) t The National Archives. • Item 943 i'r 33.5: 9754

Tennessee Vulleij Authority. Transferring use, possession, and control of cer-
tain lands to Tennessee Valley Authority. Aug. 24, 1946. (Executive order
9771.) (Not i.«sued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 167,
Aug. 27, 1946. p. 9325.]

Victory Day 1946, proclamation [designating Aug. 14, 1946, as Victory Day]. Aug.
2, 1946. (Proclamation 2698.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal
register, v. 11, no. 152, Aug. 6, 1946, p. 8481.]

Woodward, Mrs. Ellen S. Executive order, authorizing appointment of Ellen S.
Woodward to position as director of inter-agency relations in Federal Security
Agency without '/egard to civil service rules. July 16, 1946. 1 p. 4° (No.
9753.) t The National Archives. • Item 943 Pr 33.5: 9753

BUDGET BUREAU

Atomic Eyiergy Commission. Supplemental estimate of appropriation for Atomic
Enei-gy Commission, fiscal year 1947. July 25, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 722, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Claims. Estimates of appropriation to pay claims for damages to privately
owned property, submitted by the several executive departments and independ-
ent offices. July 25, 1946. 7 p. (H. doc. 725, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Council of Ecotiomic Advisers. Supplemental estimate of appropriation for
Council of Economic Advisers, fiscal year 1947. July 25, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc.
723, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Evacuation Claims Commission, supplemental estimate of appropriation, fiscal
year 1947, for Department of Interior for establishment of Evacuation Claims
Commission. July 30, 1946. 2 p. ( S. doc. 254, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Federal Security Ayenci/. Supplemental estimates. Federal Security Agency,
fiscal year 1947. Aug. 1, legislative day July 29, 1946. 4 p. (S. doc. 258, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) f

Federal Works Agency. Supplemental estimates. Federal Works Agency, fiscal
year 1947 [for Bureau of Community Facilities and for Public Roads Adminis-
tration for aid toward repair of seismic wave and war damage to roads and
other public facilities in Hawaii]. July 31, legislative day July 29, 1946. 2 p.
(S. doc. 257, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Foreign and Domestic Commerce Burca u. Supplemental estimate of appropriation
for Department of Commerce, fiscal year 1947 [for Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Ccnnmerce, for export control]. July 23, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 712,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Government offices. United States Government telephone list; [prepared by
Division of Public Inquiries, Government Information Service]. June 1946.
16 p. [Processed. Supplement to United States Government manual.] t

Pr 33.110 : ^6/supp.2

Government officials and employees. Supplemental estimate of appropriation to
pay claims of Government employees and former employees of the Government
for increased overtime, leave, and holiday compensation on basis of night rates,
pursuant to decisions of comptroller general. July 25, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc.
716, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Interior Department. Supplemental estimate, Office of Secretary of Department
of Interior, fiscal year 1947 [for emergency relief for victims of seismic waves
which struck Hawaii]. Jnly 31, legislative day July 20, 1946. 2 p. (S. doc.
2.56, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

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Sepi'embek 1946 1115

Libraries of Federal departiueuts and agencies. June 1946. [2] +9 p. [Proc-
essed. Supplement to United States Government manual.] t

Pr 33.110 :946/supp.-l

Manufacturing industries. Standard industrial classification manual : v. 1, Man-
ufacturing industries, pt. 2, Alphabetic index ; prepared by Technical Com-
mittee on Industrial Classiflc-ation, Division of Statistical Standards. Dec.
1945 [published 1946]. v + 193 p. * Paper, $1.00. • Item JI50
L. C. card 46-26143 Pr 33.106 : In 27/v.l,pt.2

Navy JJeiiartinent. Miscellaneous expenses, Navy Department, proposed provi-
sion pertaining to existing appropriation, tiscal year 1947, for Navy Department,
making funds available for special compensation and for travel and subsistence
of oflQcers and students of Latin-American countries. July 30, 1946. 2 p.
(S. doc. 255, 79th Cong., 2tl sess.) t

Pay, allowances, etc. Supplemental estimate of appropriation for armed forces
[terminal and accumulated] leave payments. July 25, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc.
717, 79tli Cong. 2d sess.) t

Price Administration Office. Supplemental estimate of appropriation for Office
of Price Administration, fiscal year 1947. July 25, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 721,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Price Decontrol Board. Supplemental estimate of appropriation for Price Decon-
trol Board, fiscal year 1947. July 25, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 720, 79th Cong.

2d sess.) t

Signal Corps. Supplemental estimate of appropriation for War Department,
fiscal year 1947 [for Signal Corps] for Alaska communication system. July 24,
1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 715, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Treasury Department. Supplemental estimate of appropriation for Treasury De-
partment, fiscal year 1947 [for procurement of strategic and critical materials
for national defense purposes]. July 20, 1946. 2 p. (H. doc. 748, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

War Department. Drafts of proposed provisions pertaining to existing appro-
priations for military establishment, fiscal year 1947 [to make said appropria-
tions available for carrying out provisions of Republit of the Philippines
military assistance act]. July 26, 194G. 2 p. (H. doc. 747, 79th Cong. 2d
sess.) t

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICE

ALIEN PROPEUTY CUSTODIAN OFFICE

Vested Property Claims Committee. Final determinations of Vested Property
Claims Committee, Dec. 1943-Mar. 1946. [1946.] cover title, [l]-|-iii + 192 p.
* Paper, 35c. • Item 954
L. C. card 46-26778 Pr 32.5702 : V 63/943^6

CIVILIAN PUODT'CTION ADMINISTKATION

Aluminum policies of War Production Board and predecessor agencies. May 1940-
Nov. 1945; prepared by Charles M. Wiltse. July 15, 1946. 1 8] +348 p. 11. 4"
(Historical reports on war administration; War I'roduction Board, Special
study no. 22.) [Processed.] t Pr 32.4838: 22

Gold mines. Closing of gold mines, Aug. 1941-Mar. 1944 ; prepared by Marychiire
McCauley. June 1, 1944, re-is.sued Apr. 5, 1946. [8J-|-77 p. il. 4" (Historical
reports on war administration; War Production Board, Special study no. 9.)
[Processed. Originally issued as restricted report for .use exclusively within
War Production Board.] f Pr 32.4838: 9

Hide and leather policies of War I'roduction Board and predecessor agencies,
May 1940-Dec. 1943 ; prepared by Ethan P. Allen. Feb. 15, 1944, re-issued Aug.
1, 1946. [5]-fl00 p. il. 4" (Historical reports on war administration; War
Production Board, Special study no. 5.) [Processed.] f Pr 32.4838: 5

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War Production Board. Chronology of War Production Board and predecessor
agencies, Aug. 193!>-Nov. 1945 ; prepared by James A. McAleer. June 20, 1946.
[2] +26 p .il. oblong 8° (Historical reports on war administration; War Pro-
duction Board, Miscellaneous publication 1.) [Processed.] t Pr 32.4839:1

ECONOMIC STABIUZATION OFFICE

Note. — The Office of Economic Stabilization, originally established In the Office for
Emergency Mimagemcnt by Executive order 9250 of Oct. 3, 1942, was abolished by Execu-
tive order 9t;20 of Sept. 20, 1945, and its functions transferred to the Office of War
Mobilization and Reconversion. It was reestablished within the Office for Emergency
Management by Executive order 9G99 of Feb. 21, 1946.

Addresses. Radio talk by Chester Bowles, stabilization director, OES, Mar. 2,
1946. [1946.] 5 p. 4" [Processed.] t Pr 32.6002 : Ec 7

PBICE ADMINISTEATION OFFICE

Addresses. Address by Wilson W. Wyatt, national housing expediter and admin-
istrator of National Housing Agency, before annual banquet of National Asso-
ciation of Home Builders of United States, Chicago, 111., Feb. 27, 1946. [1946.]
26 p. 4° [Processed.] t Pr 32.4213 : W 97

■ Is price control hampering production, address before American Marketing

Association, Feb. 20, 1946, by Zenas L. Potter, Office of Price Administration.
[1946.] 9 p. 4" [Processed.] t Pr 32.4213 : P 85/3

Paul Porter, administrator, OPA, guest of Mr. LeGuardia, May 19, [1946).

American network [address]. [1946.] 3 p. 4° [Processed.] t

Pr 32.4213 : P 83/4

• Radio talk by George Moncharsh, deputy OPA administrator for enforce-
ment, May 12, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. 4° [Processed.] f Pr 32.4213 : M 74/3

• Removal of price controls, address by Zenas L. Potter, special assistant to

price administrator, before National Marketing Conference of United States
Chamber ot Commerce, Feb. 25, 1946. [1946.] 8 p. 4° [Processed.] t

Pr 32.4213 : P 85/4

Apparel Institute. No. 359, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Apparel Institute,
et al. V. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ; transcript of proceedings before
price administrator. [1946.] cover title, i-f 56 p. t Pr 32.4217 : Ap 48

Automobiles. Procedure for establishing reasonable value on automobile trade-
ins, prepared for presentation to National Automobile Advisory Committee,
Feb. 12, 1946. [1946.] [l]-fl3 p. il. 4° [Processed.] f Pr 32.4202 : Au 8

Charts. Today's trends, a graphic presentation ; [prepared by Graphic & Forms
Branch, Administrative Service Division]. [Revised June 1, 1946.] [1946.]
cover title, iv-|-53+[9] p. il. 4° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover. Revised
edition of OPA chart book published in 1945.] t
L. C. card 46-26985 Pr 32.4202 : C 38/946

Collins, Christine. No. 352, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Christine Colliuii
et al., V. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; answer. [1946.] cover title,
6 p. t Pr 32.4217 : C 692/2

Nos. 352, 3.53, 357, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Christine Collins, et al.,

Adolph Hirsch, and W. M. Morrison, et al. v. Paul A. Porter, price administra-
tor; transcript of proceedings before price administrator. [1946.] cover title,
i-f 215 p. t Pr 32.4217 : C 692

Columbia Empire Market. No. 11324, in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit,
Paul A. Porter, price administrator, v. Jerome J. Lux and R. B. Helfrlch, co-
partners, doing business as Columbia Empire Market ; appellant's brief. [1946.]
cover title, I -{-15 p. % Pr 32.4217 : C 723

Diven, Charles L. No. 13270 (civil), in circuit court of appeals for 8th circuit,
Charles L. Diven v. Chester Bowles, administrator. Office of Price Adminis-
tration, appeal from district court for western district of Arkansas ; appellee's
brief. [1946.] cover title, i-f 10 p. % , Pr 32.4217 : D 641

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Dunham d Reid, Inc. No. 355, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Dunham & Reid,
Inc., et al. v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; answer. [1946.] cover
title, 3 p. t Pr 32.4217 :D 92

Easley, George M. No. 339, in Emergency Court of Appeals, George M. Easley v.
Paul A. Porter, price administrator; transcript of proceedings before price
administrator. [1946.] cover title, i+68 p. t Pr 32.4217 : Ea 76/2

Farmers in 2 wars. May 1946. 8 leaves. [Processed.] t

Pr 32.4202 : F 22/8/946

Hirsch, Adolph. No. 353, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Adolph Hirsch v. Paul
A Porter, price administrator ; answer and motion to strike exhibit annexed to
complaint. [1946.] cover title, 5 p. t Pr 32.4217 : H 615

Kinney, G. R., Co., Inc. No. 338, in Emergency Court of Appeals, G. R. Kinney
Co., Inc., and Murray M. Rosenberg, Inc., v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ;
transcript of proceedings before price administrator. [1946.] cover title,
[1] +120 p. % Pr 32.4217 : K 623/2

Latin Quarter Restaurant, Inc No. 10221, in circuit court of appeals for 6th
circuit, Latin Quarter Restaurant, Inc., Michigan corporation, Grand Terrace,
Inc., Michigan corporation, and Arthur Rozen t?. Paul A. Porter, administrator,
OflSce of Price Administration, appeal from district court for eastern district
of Michigan, southern division ; brief of appellee. [1946.] cover title, ix+
25 p. t Pr 32.4217 :L 349

Lumber prices & production. Mar. 1946. 4 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t

Pr 32.4202 : L 97

Morrison, William M. No. 357, in Emergency Court of Appeals, William M. Mor-
rison et al., V. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; answer. [1946] cover
title, 6 p. t Pr 32.4217 : M 834

Negroes. Analysis of reports on Negro employment in all field offices as of
Nov. 30, 1945. [1946.] 6 p. 4° [Processed.] f Pr 32.4202 : N 31/945-2

150 East 47th Street Corp. No. 349, in Emergency Court of Appeals, 150 East
47th Street Corp. v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; answer and motion
to strike. [1946.] cover title, 6 p. t Pr 32.4217 : On 2

Posters. Don't feed black market greed, pay no more than ceiling prices ;
[poster]. 1946. 25.9X18.4 in. [Illustrator, Robbins. This poster al.so is-
sued in size 12.8X9 in.] t Pr 32.4212 : B 56/2

Price regulations.

Note. — Price schedules and regulations, amendments, and orders are issued as pre-
prints or reprints from the Federal resister and do not appear in the Monthly catalog.
The regulations are compiled and printed to include, to date of publication, a'll amend-
ments and digests of supplementary orders thereto, and are entered in this catalog
Price schedules and regulations are available from the Request Unit, Distribution Branch'
Office of Price Administration, Washington 25, D. C, or field offices, and requests will be
filed to Include all additional amendments issued to date of request.

Prices. Great American dollar, has price control protected farmer's share? pre-
pared by John Kaney. [Mar. 5, 1946.] [1] -f 11 leaves, 4" [Processed. Illus-
tration on front cover.] t Pr 32.4202 : D 69

Reply to NAM, prepared for Banking and Currency Committees of Con-
gress. Mar. 1946. [11+55 p. il. 4" [Processed.] f
L. C. card 46-27702 Pr 32.4202 : N 21

Pufahl, Paul, & Son Foundry. No. 13195, in circuit court of appeals for 8th
circuit, Sheldon Pufahl, as partner and trustee of Paul Pufahl Trust, M. E.
Seaquist, as trustee of Paul Pufahl Trust, Mary Pufahl, as partner, co-part-
ners, doing business as Paul Pufahl & Son Foundry, v. Chester Bowles, admin-
istrator. Office of Price Administration, appeal from district court for district
of Minnesota; appellee's brief. [1946.] cover title, i + 17 p. $

Pr 32.4217 : P 963

Rent. Income and expense under rent control ; Apartment houses in Denver
[1939-year ended June 30, 1945]. Apr. 1946. 5 p. il. 4° [Processed.] f

Pr 32.4225 : C 71/2/939-45

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Rent — Continued

Same: Macon rental housing [1939-year ended June 30, 1945]. June 1946.

7p.il. 4° r Processed.] t Pr 32.42-2r. : G 29/2/939-^5

Same: New York City rental housing [1939-44]. Mar. 1946. 5 p. il. 4"

[ Processed. ] t Pr 32.4225 : N 42y/4/939-44

Same: Omaha rental housing [1939-year ended June 30, 1945]. Mar. 1946.

7 p. il. 4" [ Processed. ] t Pr 32.4225 : N 27/939-45

Same: Philadelphia rental housing [1939-year ended June 30, 1945.]

Apr. 1946. 7 p. il. 4" [Processed.] t Pr :'.2. 4225 : P 38/939-45

Same: Rochester rental housing [Jan. 1939-June 1945]. Mar. 194'6. 7 p.

il. 4° [Processed.] t Pr 32.4225 : N 42jV5/939-45

Same: Salt Lake City rental housing [Jan. 1939-June 1945.] Jan. 1946.

7p. il.4" [Processed.] t Pr 32.4225: Ut 1/989^5

Rental housing operation under rent control in 23 cities, Jan. 1930-

Junel945. Mar. 1946. 7p.il. 4° [Processed.] t Pr 32.4202 : R 29/16/939-45

Republic Aircraft Manufacturing Co., Inc. Transcript of record, in circuit
court of appeals for 5th circuit, no. 116S4, Paul A. Porter, administrator, OflBce
of Price Administration, v. Republic Aircraft Manufacturing Company, Inc.,
appeal from district court for northern district of Texas. [1946.] cover title,
i-Hl07 p. $ Pr 32.4217 : R 299

Roggen, 8.. d Co., Inc. No. 336, in Emergency Court of Appeals, S. Roggen &
Company, Inc., v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ; brief for administrator.
[1946.] cover title, ii-l- 26 p. t Pr 32.4217 : R 635/2

Rushing. Mrs. Virginia. No. 13383 (civil, in circuit court of appeals for 8th cir-
cuit, Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of Price Admmistration, v. (Mrs.)
Virginia Rushing, appeal from district court for western district of Arkansas ;
brief of appellant. [1946.] cover title, i-f-9 p. % Pr 32.4217 : R 895

Sugar for home canning in 1946, a message to housewives. [1946.] [2] p. il. 4*
[Processed. ] t Pr 32.4204 : Su 3/8

Vitamin Products Co. No. 270, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Royal Lee, doing
business as Vitamin Products Company, v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ;
transcript of proceedings before price administrator. [1946.] cover title.
[l]+87 p. I Pr 32.4217 :V 831/5

Young, Willard R. State of Michigan, in Supreme Court, appeal from circuit
court for county of Kent, Leonard D. Verdier, circuit judge, cal. no. — , Willard
R. Young vs. Peter Wierenga ; brief on behalf of price administrator, amicus
curiae. [1946.] cover title, [l]-f 13 p. t Pr 32.4217 : Y 87

WAR ASSBTTS ADMINISTRATION

Aircraft. Buyers of surplus aircraft, market study. [1946.] cover title," iv-f-16
p. il. 4° [Text on p. 2 of cover.] t • Item 973
L. C. card 46-27704 Pr 33.202 : Ai 7/3

How to buy surplus aircraft, components, andparts; [prepared bv Office

of Information]. [1946.] [2]-fl4 p. (Aircraft 'Disposal Office.) f

Pr 33.202 : Ai 7/2

Patents, processes, techniques, and inventions, 1st supplementary report of War
Assets Administration to Congress, June 27, 1946. [1946.] iii-fS p. * Paper,
5c. • Item 973
L. C. card 4&-268.87 Pr 33.202 : P 27/946

Report. Acceleration of surplus disposal, quarterly progress report to Congress
by War Assets Administration, 2d quarter 1946. [1946.] cover title, vi-(-98 p.
il. 1 pi. [Another illustration on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 973
L. C. card 40-27705 Pr 33.211 : 946/2

Rubber. Synthetic rubber i)lants and facilities, 2d supplementary and final report
of War Assets Administration to Congress, June 18, 1946. [1946.] cover title,
iii+19 p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 973
L. C. card 4&-26888 Pr 33.202 : R 82/946-2

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September 1946 1119

Surplus reporter. Surplus reporter, issue no. 12, Apr. 11, 1946, medical aud
surgical section, n. p. [1946J. iJG p. il. 4" (Consumer Goods Division.) [For
earlier issues, see Surplus reporter, under Reconstruction Finance Corpora-
tion.] t regional offices. Pr 33.208 : 12-i

- Same, issue no. 13, Apr. 4, 1946, liardware, general products, plumbing,
heating, air conditioning and electrical sections, n. p. [1946]. 44 p. il. 4°
(Consumer Goods Division.) t regional offices. Pr 33.208 : 13-1

Same, issue no. 13, Apr. 25, 1946, textile, apparel and footwear section.

n. p. [1946.] 48p.il. 4" ( Consumer Goods Disposal Office. ) t regional offices.

Pr 33.208 : 13-2

Same, issue no. 14, May 2, 1946, hardware, plumbing, heating, air condi-
tioning and electrical sections, n. p. [1946]. 32 p. il. 4° (Consumer Goods
Disposal Office. ) t regional offices. Pr 33.208 : 14-1

Same, June 12, 1946, paper, paper products aud office supplies (issue no.

13), office machines and appliances (issue no. 13), general products (issue no.
14), branches, n. p. [1946]. 04 p. il. 4° (Consumer Goods Disposal Office.)
t regional offices. Pr 33.208 : 13-3, 14-2

WAR SHIPPING ADMINISTEATION

Merchant Marine Academy, Kings Point. Report of board of visitors to Merchant
Marine Academy, Kings Point, N. Y., 1946. May 11, 1946. [1]H-12 p. t
• Item 9o4
L. C. card 46-26141 Pr 32.5302 : B 63/946

Merchant Marine Cadet Corps. Careers for Kings Pointers, article describing
career possibilities for graduates of Merchant Marine Cadet Corps and its
Academy at Kings Point. [1946.] 12 p. il. 4° (Training Organization.) [Re-
print from Polaris, publication of Merchant Marine Cadet Corps.] t • Item
954 Pr 32.5302 :K 61

RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD

Report. Annual report of Railroad Retirement Board, fiscal year 1945. 1946.
xi-f-134p.il. (H. doc. 686, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 37-26201

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

Note. — The decisions or opinions of the Securities and Exchange Commission are issued
in processed form immediately upon their release, and copies are distributed by the Com-
mission upon request. They are published later in printed form in bound volumes only.

Corporations. Working capital of 1278 registered corporations, Dec. 1939^Dec.
1945. July 12, 1946. 23 p. 4" [Processed.] f SE 1.2: 0 81/6/939-^5-2

Rules. General rules and regulations under securities exchange act of 1934,
as amended to and including Jan. 1, 1946. 1946. p. i-xi, 101-103, 301-302,
501-503, 701, 801-803, 901-903, 1001-5, 1101, 1201-37, 1301-11, 1401-17, 1501-16,
1601-7,1701-8,2401^. t SE 1.6: R 86/3/946

SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM

Local hoard memoranda. Transmittal memo no. 253 and 255 [transmitting Local
board memoranda]; July 22 and Aug. 8, 1946. [1946.] [14] p. and [15] p.
[Issued in loose-leaf form.] * I'aper, 5c. each. • Item 994 Y 3.Se 4 : 13/253, 255

Selective service manual. Notice, packet [of pages for printing, 2d edition.
Selective service manual] no. ]<>; [Aug. 2, 1946]. [1946.] [112] p. I Issued
in loose-leaf form. The last 4 pages are left blank to be used for notes.]
Included in price of packet no. 1. • Item 994 Y 3.Se 4 : 7/945-16

NOTK.— This packet of pages for insertion in the Selective service manual contains
Amendments :J,84-.''.96, and pages 1-L through 22 (a)-L, 31-L and 32-L, and pages .35-L
through 39-L, which have been revised to include changes in Selective training and
service act of 1940.

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1120 GOVERNALENT PUBLICATIONS

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION

Note. — In a recent price list, tlie Smithsonian Institution publislies this notice: "Appli-
cants for the publications in tliis list are requested to state the grounds for their retjuests,
as the Institution is able to supply papers only as an aid to the researches or studies in
which they are especially interested. These papers are distributed gratia, except where
price is jjiven, and should be ordered by the publication numbers, arranged in sequence.
The serial publications of the Smithsonian Institution are as follows : 1. Smithsonian
contributions to knowU>d>:e ; 2. Smithsonian miscellaneous collections ; 3. Smithsonian
annual reports. No sets of tliese are for sale or distribution, as most of the volumes are out
of print. Special publications are also issued from time to time. The papers issued in the
series of Contributions to Ijnowledge and Miscellaneous collections are not public documents,
but are printed in limited editions at the expense of the Smithsonian Fund. They are dis-
tributed without charge to public libraries, educational estat)lishments, and learned societies
in this country and abroad, and are supplied to other institutions, and to individuals at
the prices indicated. Remittances should be made payable to the Smithsonian Institution.
A discount of 30 percent is allowed to book dealers. The Smithsonian report volumes and
the papers reprinted in separate form therefrom are distributed gratuitously by the Institu-
tion to libraries and individuals throughout the world. Very few of the Report volumes
are now available at tlie Institution, but some of those of which the Smithsonian edition
is exhausted can be purchased from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing
Office, Washington 25, D. C. The Institution maintains mailing lists of public libraries and
other educational establishments, but no general mailing-list of individuals. A library
making application to be listed for Smithsonian publications should state the number of
publications which it contains and the date of its establishment, and have the endorsement
of a Member of Congress."

The only Smithsonian publications that are regularly issued as public documents are the
annual report volumes.

Birds of San Jos»5 and Tedro Gonzalez Islands, Republic of Panama; by Alex-
ander Wetmore. Washington, Aug. 5, 1946 [Lord Baltimore Press, Baltimore,
Md.]. [2] +60 p. 4 p. of pi. (Publication 3S45; Smithsonian miscellaneous
collections, -v. 106, no. 1.) t Paper, 30c.
L. C. card 46-26974 SI 1.7 : 106/1

Meteorites. Cedartown, Ga., meteorite ; by Stuart H. Perry. Washington, Aug.
1, 1946 [Lord Baltimore Press, Baltimore, Md.]. [2] -f 3 p. 4 p. of pi. (Publica-
tion 3S44; Smithsonian miscellaneous collections, v. 104, no. 23.) t Paper, 15c.
L. C. card 46-26973 SI 1.7 : 104/23

Skeleton. Reexamination of fossil human skeletal remains from Melbourne,
Fla., with further data on Vero skull [and with list of literature cited] ; by
T. D. Stewart. Washington, Aug. 9, 1946 [Lord Baltimore Press, Baltimore,
Md.]. [2] -(-28 p. il. 2 pi. 8 p. of pi. (Publication 3854; Smithsonian miscel-
laneous collections, v. 106, no. 10.) t Paper, 30c.
L. C. card 46-26966 SI 1.7 : 106/10

Smithsonian Institution. First hundred years of Smithsonian Institution, 1846-
1946; bv Webster P. True. Washington, D. C, Aug. 10, 1946. viii-f64 p. il.
1 pi., 40 p. of pi. t
L. C. card 46-26967 SI 1.2 : Sm 6/2/846-946

Turtles collected by Smithsonian Biological Survey of Panama Canal Zone ; by
Karl Patterson Schmidt. AVashington, Aug. 1, 1946 [Lord Baltimore Press,
Baltimore, Md.] [2] -f-9 p. 1 pi. (Publication 3852 ; Smithsonian miscellaneous
collections, v. 106, no. 8. ) t Paper, 15c.

L. C. card 46-26975 SI 1.7 : 106/8

FREER GALLERY OF ART

Bronzes. Descriptive and illustrative catalogue of Chinese bronzes acquired dur-
ing administration of John Ellerton Lodge [with bibliography] ; compiled by
staff of Freer Gallery of Art. Washington, 1946 [Lord Baltimore Press, Balti-
more, Md.] v-i-108 p. il. 1 por. 12 pi. 38 p. of pi. f* (Oriental studies no. 3;
Smithsonian Institution, Publication 3805.) t Cloth, $5.00.
L. C. card 46-26858 ' SI 7.7: 3

STATE DEPARTMENT

^OTE. — All publications of the Department (except laws, treaties, and translations)
■have, since Oct. 1, 1929, been numbered consecutively in the order in which they were sent
to press. Publications of a similar character are brought within well-defined series, and
each series publication bears a series number in addition to its publication number. The
diplomatic correspondence of the United States is published in the volumes entitled Foreign
relations of the United States. Laws are first published in slip form in separate series
(public and private) and are numbered within each series in the order in which they

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Th

inauguratedTo make iivaUable in a siiiRle series the texts of treaties and other instru-
lents (such as constitutions and charters of international organizations, declarations,

and. in appropriate cases, are certified as such by the Department of State. The Treaties
and' other international acts series bejjins with the number 1501, the combined numbers
in the Treaty series and Executive agreement series having reached 1500, the last number
in the Treatv series beinc 094 and the last number in the Executive agreement series
being 506. Treaties are also published in the compilation Treaties and other international
acts of the United States of America, which contains literal copies of the documents,
followed by notes of a textual and procedural character. Spanish, Portuguese, and French
translations, prepared by the Department's Central Translating Office, have their own pub-
lication numbers, running consecutively from 1. The Department of State Bulletin, pub-
lished weeiilv and indexed semiannually as of the dates of the last issues in June and
December, co'ntains the texts of the daily mimeographed press releases, information regard-
ing treaties, and other material on the Department's work. The Bulletin contains each
quarter a complete list of the Dcpartmenl's publications for the preceding quarter.

The list below frequently includes certain relevant publications issued by other agencies
of the Government under" requisition of the Department of State and certain relevant
coneressional documents.

For information concerning Executive orders and Proclamations of the President, for-
merly published bv the State Department, hut beginning with Mar. 12, 19.36. distributed
by the Federal Register Division, see National Archives, Federal Register Division, Federal
register.

Consuls. Foreign consular offices in United States, Apr. 1, 1946. 1946. iii+51 p.
([Publication 2576.]) * Paper, 15c. • Item 1016
L. C. card 32-26478 S 1.34 : 946

FUfj'ht maneuvers. Cartilla terminol6gica para maniobras elementales de vnelo.
[1945, published 1946.] vii-fl04 p. il. oblong 24° (Oficina Central de Tra-
ducciones; Publicacion TC-232) [Version al espanol del boletin 31, Adminis-
tracion de Aeronruitica Civil, Secretaria de Comercio de los Batados Unidos.
For the English edition of this publication see the Monthly catalog for Apr. 1943,
p. 412.] • Item 1029 S 16.7 : 232

Foreign service. Appointments to middle and upper grades of foreign service.
[1946.] 3 p. 4° t • Item 1019 S 1.2 : F 76s/8

German youth. Present statiis of German youth ; by Henry J. Kellermann.
[1946.] [2] +25 p. 4° ([European series 11; Publication 2583.]) [From
recent issues of Department of State bulletin.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 1019
L. C. card SD 46-32 S 1.45 : 11

Great Britain. Air services agreement between United States and United King-
dom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, signed Bermuda Feb. 11, 1946,
effective Feb. 11. 1946; and final act of Civil Aviation Conference, held at Ber-
muda, Jan. 15-Feb. 11, 1946. [1946.] [2] +20 p. (Treaties and other interna-
tional acts series 1507; [Publication 2565].) * Paper, 10c. • Item 1040
L. C. card 46-26879 S 9.10 : 1507

Mutual aid settlement, agreements between United States and United King-
dom of Great Britain, and Northern Ireland, signed Washington, Mar. 27, 1946:
together with joint .statement dated Dec. 6, 1945. [1946.] [2] +48 p. (Trea-
ties and other international acts series 1509 ; [Publication 2559].) * Paper, 15c.
• Item 1040
L. C. card 46-26914 S 9.10 : 1509

Guatemala. Parcel post, agreement between United States and Guatemala;
signed Guatemala Oct. 25, 1945 and Washington Nov. 30, 1945, effective Aug.
1, 1945. 1946. [2] +22 p. (Executive agreement series 499; [Publication
2555].) [Spanish and English.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 1037
L. C. card 46-26645 S 9.8: 499

International Civil Aviation Conference. Piano para aviaeao civil mundial, Con-
ferencia Interuacional de Aviac;ao Civil de Chicago em 1944 segundo as opinioes
expostas em recentes artigos de rcvistas por (luatro mcmbrns da delegafjao
dos Estados Unidos. 1946. iv+140 p. 1 tab. ( [Traducaoda Repartictio
Central de Traducoes ; PubUcagJio TC-226.]) [Includes final act and certain
related documents of the Conference. For the English edition of this publi-
cation without final act and documents see the Monthlv catalog for Aug. 1945,
p. 906.] t • Item 1029 816.7:226

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1122 Government Publications

Nationals. Former Proclaimed list nationals and American foreign trade; by
George N. Monsma. [1946.] [2] +6 p. 4° ([Commercial policy series 89;
Publication 2564.]) [From Department of State bulletin, May 26, 1946.] t
• Item 1013
L. C. card 46-26965 S 1.37 : 89

Paris Conference of Foreign Ministers, June 15- July 12, 1946, report by Secretary
of State. [1946.] [2] +20 p. 16* ([Conference series 87; Publication 2572.)

L. C. card 46-27751 S 5.30 : 87

Pilots' radio manual. Manual de radio para pilots; por Reeder G. Nichols.
[1946.] v+103 p. il. (Oficina Central de Traducciones ; Publicacion TC-
228.]) [Versi6n al espafiol del Bolefin 29, AdministraciOn de Aerondutica
Civil. Secretaria de Comercio de los Estados Unidos. For the English edition
of this publication see the Monthly catalog for Dec. 1940, p. 1676.] t • Item
1029 S 16.7 : 228

United Nations. Transition from League of Nations to United Nations ; by Henry
Reiflf. [1946.1 [2] +18 p. 4° (United States-United Nations information
series 5; [Publication 2542.]) [From Department of State bulletin, Apr. 28
and May 5, 1946] * Paper, lOc.
L. C. card 46-27752 S 1.50 : 5

War criminals. Enjuiciamiento de los criminales de guerra : segunda parte,
Presentacion de la denuncia en nombre de los Estados Unidos de America ante
el Tribunal Militar Internacional, Niirnberg, Alemania. [1046.] cover title,
[2] +67 j. ([Traducci6n de la Oficina Central de Traducciones; Publicaci6n
TC-229.] ) t • Item 1029 S 16.7 : 229

INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY COMMISSION, UNITED STATES AND

MEXICO

Rio Grande. Flow of Rio Grande and tributary contributions, from San Marcial,
N. Mei., to Gulf of Mexico, 1944, with maximums, minimums and normals,
(juantity, sources, diversions and quality of water, climatological data, drain-
age basin and irrigated areas, index to all water bulletins, n. p. [McMath
Company, 1946.] cover title, 108 p. il. (Water bulletin 14.) [Processed.] t
American Commissioner, El Paso, Tex. S 3.19/2 : W 29/no.l4

SUPREME COURT

Dollar, R. Stanley. Transcript of record. Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term. 1946, no. 207. Emory S. Land (chairman. Maritime Commission), Howard
L. Vickery (vice chairman. Maritime Commission), et al. vs. R. Stanley Dol-
lar et al., on petition for writ of certiorari to United States Court of Appeals
for District of Columbia. [1946.] cover title, ii +173 p. il. t Ju6.7:D69

Opinions. OflBcial reports of Supreme Court, v. 326 U. S., no. 4; Walter Wyatt,
reporter. Preliminary print. [1946.] cover title. xliv+ 679-812 +xxviii p.
[Decisions per curiam, etc., Oct. 1, 1945-Jan. 28. 1946, memoranda of cases
through June 10, 1946, to be reported later, and amendment of Admiralty rules.
This number contains table of cases reported in v. 326, pts. 1-4. From United
States reports, v. 326.] * Paper, 20c. single copy, $2.25 per term of court;
foreign subscription, $3.00. Ju 6.8/1 a : 326/4

TARIFF COMMISSION

Brazil. Agricultural, pastoral, and forest industries in Brazil. Washington,

1946. cover title, ii+78 p. il. [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] f • Item
1044

L. C. card 46-26777 TC 1.19 : B 73

Equador. Economic controls and commercial policy in Ecuador. 1946. cover
title, [2] +23 p. il. [Text on p. 2 of cover.] ♦ Paper, 10c. • Item 1044
L. C. card 46-26880 TC 1.20 : Ec 9/1-2

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Nuts. Edible tree nuts, prepared in response to requests from Committee on
Finance, Senate, and Committee on Ways and Means, House of Representatives.
1946. cover title, ii-|-66 p. il. (War changes in industry series, report 18.)
[Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 1044 TC I.IS : 18

Panama. Economic controls and commercial policy in Panama. 1946. cover
title, [2] +23 p. il. [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 1044
L. C. card 46-26S81 TC 1.20 : P 19

TAX COURT

Note. — The Court's reports are first proimilgated in leaflet form, designated as "advance
sheets." At the end of each month, these advance sheets are consolidated into pamphlet
form and published as "advance parts." Later, the advance parts are consolidated and
issued in bound volumes. A list of memorandum opinions is included in each volume. Both
the advance sheets and the advance parts are sold on subscription by the Sui)erintendent of
Documents, Government Printing Otfice, Washington 25, U. C. The subscription price of
the "advance sheets" is $2.25 per volume, foreign subscription, .^2.85 ; single copies usually
5c. The "advance parts," or monthly consolidations are sold as follows : $1.25 per volume,
foreign subscription, $1.85 (single copies vary in price). The price of the bound volume
will be given upon application.

Belcher, W. A. W. A. Belcher v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of
fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 5215, promulgated June 19, 1946. [1946.] 10 p.
( [Opinion] 22.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/22

Canfield, Claire L. Claire L. Canfield v. commissioner of internal revenue, find-
ings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 5864, promulgated June 13, 1946. [1946.]
7 p. ([Opinion] 18.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/18

Clark. Lenore 8. Lenore ScuUin Clark v. commissioner of internal revenue ;
Harry Sculliu and Bernice W. Scullin v. [same, findings of fact and opinion] ;
docket nos. 7807-8, promulgated June 20, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. ( [Opinion] 23.)
[From T. C. Reiwrts, v. 7. J * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/23

Farley, Mrs. Frieda E. J. Frieda E. J. Farley v. commissioner of internal
revenue; Elmer A. Farley v. [same, findings of fact and opinion] ; docket nos.
8961-62, promulgated June 20, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. ([Opinion] 2A.) [From
[From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Parser, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/24

Gillette, Leon N. E.state of Leon M. Gillette, Besf<ie W. Gillette and William N.
Gillette, executors, r. commissioner of internal revenue, opinion ; docket no.
6745, promulgated June 20, 194G. [1946.] 4 p. ( [Opinion] 27.) [From T. C.
Reports, v. 7.] * PaiJer, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/27

Green, Leslie H. Leslie H. Green v. commissioner of internal revenue [findings
of fact and opinion] ; docket nos. 1780, 2570, promulgated June 28, 1946. [1946.]
16 p. ([Opinion] 34.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/34

Gwinn Bros, d Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, opinion ; docket no.
5828, promulgated June 28, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. ( [Opinion] 37.) [From T. C.
Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/37

Lehn & Fink Products Corporation v. commissioner of internal revenue [findings
of fact and opinion] ; docket nos. 3742, 5420, promulgated June 28, 1946. [1946.]
33 p. ([Opinion] 36.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/36

Metcalf, William. P. Estate of William P. Metcalf, Louise M. Prest and Sandol
M. Stark, executrices, v. connnissioner of internal revenue [findings of fact
and opinion] ; docket no. 5819, promulgated June 18, 1946. [1946.] 9 p.
( [Opinion] 20.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/20

O'Connor, Mildred A. Mildred A. O'Connor v. commissioner of internal revenue.

findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 5792, promulgated Feb. 28, 1946.

[1946.] 2 p. ( [Opinion] 46.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/46
Rainer Brewing Company v. commissioner of internal revenue [findings of fact

and opinion] ; docket no. 4895, promulgated June 18, 1946. [1946.] 21 p.

([Opinion] 21.) [From T. C. Report.s, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/21

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1124 Government Publications

Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company v. commissioner of internal revenue [find-
ings of fact and opinion] ; docl;et no. 7876, promulgated June 24, 1946. [1946.]
9 p. ([Opinion] 26.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/26

Rice, Oeorgc. Estate of George Rice, Fae H. Rice, Harold M. Greenebaum and
Chase National Bank of City of New York as executors, v. commissioner of
internal revenue, findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 6570, promulgated
June 26, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. ([Opinion] 28.) [From T. C Reports, v. 7.]

♦ l»aper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/28

Rohcrtson, Julian. Julian Robertson v. commissioner of internal revenue, find-
ings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 4187, promulgated May 14, 1946. [1946.]
8 p. ([Opinion] 134.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/134

Rules of practice before Tax Court; revised to Aug. 1, 1946. 1946. vi+29 p.

* Paper, 10c. • Item 1050

L. C. card 46-27753 Ju 11.8 : 946

Sinclair, Arthur. Estate of Arthur Sinclair, United States Trust Company of
New York, executor, v. commissioner of internal revenue, opinion ; docket no.
8667, promulgated May 20, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. ([Opinion] 136.) [From
T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 6/136

Stockstrom, Louis. Estate of Louis Stockstrom, Arthur Stockstrom, executor, v.
commissioner of internal revenue [findings of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 1237,
promulgated June 27, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. ([Opinion] 32.) [From T. C.
Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/32

Thornton, Charles H. Charles H. Thornton v. commissioner of internal revenue
[findings of fact and opinion] ; docket uos. 110260, 110275, promulgated Mar. 26,
1946. [1946.] 10 p. ( [Opinion] 73. ) [From T. C. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 6/73

Walsh, Mrs. Mary D. Mary D. Walsh (Mrs. F. Howard Walsh) v. commissioner
of internal revenue ; Wm. Fleming v. [same] ; Wm. Fleming, trustee, v. [same,
findings of fact and opinion] ; docket nos. 701, 703-704, promulgated June 24,
1946. [1946.] 7 p. ( [Opinion] 25.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/25

TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY

Precipitation in Tennessee River basin, annual 1945. [1946.] [2]-|-38 p. il. 4°
[Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t
L. C. card 3&-32755 Y 3.T 25 : 14/945-13

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Claims. Estimate of appropriation for payment of certain claims allowed by
General Accounting Office [for travel pay and allowances, regulars. War with
Spain in Philippine Islands]. July 25, 1946. 3 p. (H. doc. 724, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t

Schedule of claims allowed by General Accounting Office, estimates of

appropriation to cover claims allowed by General Accounting OflSce and for
services of the several departments and independent offices. July 25, 1946.
7 p. (H. doc. "728, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

— — Schedule of judgments. Treasury Department, schedule of judgments ren-
dered by Court of Claims which has been submitted by Treasury Department
and requires appropriation for payment. July 25, 1946. 3 p. (H. doc. 726,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Federal aid to States; extract from Annual report of Secretary of Treasury on
state of finances, fiscal year 1945. 1946. ii -{-711-721 p. t

Tl.l/a:F 31/13/945

• Sent to Depository Libraries

Septeisiber 1946 , 1125

Foreign delts. Obligations of foreign Governments, war claims, etc.; extract
from Annual report of Secretary of Treasury on state of finances, fiscal year
1945. 1946. ii+141-142+14&-156+621-622+722-723 p. t

T 1.1/a : O b 4/17/945

Gibson, EUie W. Judgment rendered against United States by district court for
western district of Kentucky [in favor of Ellie W. Gibson]. July 25, 1946.
3 p. (H. doc. 719, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Mo)ietary developments, exchange stabilization fund, stock and circulation of
money in United States; extract from Annual report of Secretary of Treasury
on state of finances, fiscal year 1945. 1946. iii+94-100+339-397+614-616+
674-677 p. t T 1.1/a : M 747/945

Receipts and expenditures. Selected tables on receipts, expenditures, public
debt, etc. 1946. iii+[80] p. [From Annual report of Secretary of Treasury
on state of finances, fiscal year 1945.] f T 1.1/a : R 24/19/945

Taxation. Taxation, borrowing, and international finance ; extract from Annual
report of Secretary of Treasury to Congress, fiscal year 1945. 1946. [1] +
10 p. t T 1.1/a :T 199/8/945

Taxation developments (fiscal year 1945) ; extract from Annual report of

Secretary of Treasury on state of finances, fiscal year 1945. 1946. [1]+100-
108 p. t T 1.1/a : T 199/7/945

COAST GUARD

Air sea rescue bulletin, May and June 1946 ; v. 3, no. 5 and 6. [1946.] cover
titles, 48 p. and 52 p. il. 4° [Monthly. Text and other illustrations on p. 1-4
of covers. Earlier issues were restricted and not entered in the Monthly
catalog.] t (limited distribution). T 47.32: 3/5,6

Civil readjustment bulletin 13-15. [1946.] cover titles, various paging, il. 4°
[Processed.] t T 47.33: 13-15

Inflammable liquids. Manual for safe handling of inflammable and combustible
liquids. June 1946. 11+61 p. il. 16° (Educational series no. 1.) t • Item
1071
L. C. card 46-26920 T 47.36 : 1

Merchant marine. Specimen examinations for merchant marine deck oflicers.
Revised [June 1946]. 1946. vi+34 p. % • Item 1063

L. C. card 46-26854 T 47.2 : M 53/946

CUSTOMS BUREAU

Customs regulations [of United States, effective July 1, 1943, substitute pages
containing corrections; 1st and 2d rev., Jan. 1946.] [1946.] [168] p. 4° [Is-
sued in loose-leaf form.] * Paper, 50c. T 17.9: 943/rev/rev.pages

LIBRARY

Consolidated review of current Information, Jan.-Dec. 1945. [1946.] [1] +
iv leaves+l-51A+52-104A+105-154 p. 4° [Processed.] f T 23.7/2: 945

NARCOTICS BUREAU

Opium. Traffic in opium and other dangerous drugs, year ended Dec. 31, 1945,
report bv Government of United States. 1946. vi+44 p. * Paper, 15c.
• Item 1111

L. C. card 31-26999 T 56.8 : 945

Note. — This report of the Government is for distribution through the Secretary of

State to the nations signatory to the international drug conventions of 1912 and 1931.

PROCUREMENT DIVISION

Government supplies. General schedule of supplies : Hand-drawn and lift trucks,
and parts and accessories therefor under class 69, Aug. 1, 1946-July 31, 1947.
[1946.] 17 p. 4° [Processed.] :j: T 58.8 : 69/946-47

Same: Safety cans under class 42, Sept. 1, 1946-Aug. 31, 1947. [1946.]

3 p. 4" [Processed.] J T 58.8 : 42/2/94&-47

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1126 Government Publications

(iovcniDU ut xiii)pUc.s — ('ontinuod

Same: Tires and tubes under class 8, revised, July 1-Sept. 30, 1944, ex-
tended to Jan. 31, 1947. [1946.] 13 p. 4° [Processed.] t T 58.8 : 8/2/947

Same : Typewriters under class 54, July 1-Dec. 31, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 4°

[Processed.] t . T 58.8 : 54/2/946

FEDKRAI. STANDARD STOCK CATALOG DIVISION

NoTB. — The following publications are issued with perforations for insertion in binders.
« Item 1116.

Government supplies. Federal standard stock catalog: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal speci-
fication for brushes, flexible-wire, dental; Jan. l.j, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. 12°
( H-B-248. ) * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : H-B-248

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for cellulose, regenerated, sheet,

dental ; May 23, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. 12° (L^C-175.) * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : Lr-C-175

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for cement, temporary, antiseptic,

dental; Oct. 23, 1945. [1946.] 7 p. 12° (U-C-208.) * Paper, .^)C.

T 58.10/3 : U-C-208

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for cements, hydrauliq, general

specifications (methods for sampling, inspection, and testing) ; May 20, 1946.
[1946.] 56 p. il. 12° (SS-C-158b.) [Supersedes Fed. spec. SS-C-158a, Apr.
17, 1941.] * Paper, 15c. T 58.10/3 : SS-C-158b

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for cushions, arm, sponge-rubber,

for crutches; June 17, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. il. 12° (ZZ-C-758.) * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : ZZ-C-758

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for disk.s, safe-sided, metal, abra-
sive, dental ; Jan. 23, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12° {GG-D-423.) * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : GG-D-423

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for glasses, medicine ; June 10,

1946. [1946.] 7 p. il. 12° (DD-G-616a.) [Supersedes DD-G-616, Mar. 11,
1936.] * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : DD-G-616a

Same : sec. 4. pt. 5, Federal si)ecification for glue, resin-tvije (liquid and

powder), amdt. 2; June 17, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. 12° (C-G-496 [amdt. 2].)
[Supersedes Amendment 1, Dec. 4, 1944.] t T 58.10/3 : C-G-496/amdt.>2

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for hatchets ; Jan. 4, 1946. [1946.]

9 p. il. 12° (GGG-H-13la.) [Supersedes Fed. spec. GGG-H-131, Nov. 15, 1932,
and Emergency alternate E-GGG-H-131, June 26, 1943.] * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : GGG-H-131a

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for hemoglobin-scale (Tallquist

type); June 10, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. 12° (G-H-222.) * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 :G-H-222

Same: .sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for ladders (extension, sectional,

and straight), and ladder-shoes, amdt. 1; Feb. 28, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. 12°
(LLIv-Lr-51 [amdt. 1].) [Supersedes Emergency alternate Fed. spec. B-LLL-
Lr-51, Jan. 12, 1943.] t T 58.10/3 : LI.I^I^51/amdt. 1

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for oil, lard ; June 17. 1946. [1946.]

4 p. 12° (C-0-376a. ) [Supersedes Fed. spec. C-O-376, Apr. 3. 1934.] * Paper,
5c. T 58.10/3 : C-0-376a

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for paper, articulating, amdt. 1 ;

June 17, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (GG-P-106 [amdt. 1].) t

T 58.10/3 : GG-P-106/amdt.l

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for pipe-covering, mineral-wool

(molded-type and blanket-type, for heated pipes) ; June 27. 1946. [1946.]

5 p. 12° (HH-P-387.) [Supersedes part of Fed. spec. HH-P-386a, Mar. 9,
1939.] * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : HH-P-387

• Sent to Depository Libraries

September 1946 1127

Government supplies — Continued

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for plaster-of-paris, dental and

orthopedic ; June 18, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12° (SS-P^46.) * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : SS-P-446

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for platinum, foil, dental; Jan. 23,

1946. [1946.] 4 p. 12" (QQ-P-428.) * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : QQ-P^28

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for powder, scouring, for floors ;

Jan. 4, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12° (P-P-591a.) [Supersedes Fed. spec. P-P-591.
Oct. 14, 1930.] * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : P-P-591a

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for shields, erasing, draftsmen's;

Jan. 4, 1&46. [1946.] 5 p. il. 12" (GG-S-321a.) [Supersedes Fed. spec.
GG-S-321, Dec. 27, 1938.] * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : GG-S-321a

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for steel corrosion-resisting, bars

and forgings (except for reforgiug), amdt. 1; June 10, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. 12°
(QQ-S-763a [amdt. 1].) t T 58.10/3 : QQ-S-763a/amdt.l

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for steel, corrosion-resisting, plates,

sheets, strips, and structural shapes, amdt. 1; June 10, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. 12"
(QQ-S-766a [amdt. 1].) t T 58.10/3 : QQ-S-766a/amdt.l

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for tubing, copper, seamless (for

use with soldered or flared-fittings), amdt. 1 ; June 27, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. 12"
(WW-T-799a [amdt. 1].) t T 58.10/3 : WW-T-799a/amdt.l

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for valves, bronze, gate, 125- and

150-pound, screwed and flanged (for land use) ; Jan. 15, 1946. [1946.] 9 p. 12°
(WW-V-54.) [Supersedes part of WW-V-76b, Nov. 25, 1938 and part of
Emergency alternate E-WW-V-76b, Apr. 1, 1942.] * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : WW-V-54

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for vises, amdt. 2 ; June 10, 1946.

[1946.] 2 p. 12" (GGG-V-436a [amdt. 2].) [Supersedes Amendment 1, July
22,1944.] t T 58.10/3 : GGG-V-436a/amdt.2

Same : see. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for zinc, anodes ; June 10, 1946.

[1946.] 3 p. 12" (QQ-Z-285.) * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : QQ-Z^285

SAVINGS BOND DIVISION

Inflation. How you can help check inflation, avoid depression, give free enter-
prise a boost, defeat the "isms," make more and better customers for your
business, all at once ! [prepared by Advertising Council and Treasury Depart-
ment Savings Bonds Division]. [1946.] [32] p. il. 4° t •
L. O. card 46-26998 T 66.2: In 3/2

Savings bonds and stamps. Your savings workbook, no. 1 ; published by Education
Section. [1946.] 8 p. il. 4° [This workbook and no. 2 and 3 listed below were
prepared for children in the primary grades.] t • T 66.2 : Sa 9/2/no.l

Same, no. 2; published by Education Section. [1946.] 8 p. il. 4" f •

T 66.2 : Sa 9/2/no.2

Same, no. 3; published by Education Section. [1946.] 8 p. il. 4° t •

T 66.2 : Sa 9/2/no. 3

Thrift. U. S. Savings Bonds Division's national newspaper boys thrift plan.
[1W6.] [6] p. 4° T 66.2 :N 47/9

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION

Manual. Veterans Administration manual : Branch office award procedures for
death compensation and pension, and accrued amounts payable to widows,
cliildren and dependent parents. Washington, D. C, July 15, 1946. [5] -f5^^ P- il-
4° (M 8-4.) [Processed. Issued in loo.se-leaf form. Suiiersedes certain
paragraphs in procedural portion of regulations and procedure, and all other
instructions in conflict with tho.se contained in manual.] % VA 1.18 : 8-4

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1128 Government Publications

WAR DEPARTMENT

Atnputees. Individual exorcises for lower extreniitv amputees ; Aug. 1&46. [1946.]
iv+16 p. il. (Pamphlet 8-10.) * Paper, lOc. • Item 1131 W 1.43 : 8-10

Army regulations.

Note. — Army regulations are administrative resulations for tbe military service and
are issued in pamphlet form for insertion in loose leaf binders. % Item 1129.

1-10. Army regulations : List of current and suspended pamphlets ; July 1, 1946.
[1946.] 32 p. [Supersedes AR 1-10, Jan. 1, 1946.] • Paper, 10c.

\V 1.6: 1-10/37

30-2225. Quartermaster Corps : List of subsistence stores and other quartermaster

supplies authorized for sale by sales commissaries; Julv 26, 1946. [1946.]

12 p. [Supersedes AR .SO-2225, Mar. 0, 1945, includins,' Changes 1, Apr.

24, 1945, and sec. 2. Circular 186. 1945.] • Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 30-2225/4

Same, Changes 1; Aug. 8, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 30-2225/4/ch.l

30-2500. Same: Nutriculture (hydroponics) gardening; Aug. 1, 1946. [1946.] 2 p.

• Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 30-2500

35-1440. Finance Department: Loss of pay during absence due to diseases. Changes

1 ; July 17, 1946. 1946. 1 p. • Paper. 5c. W 1.6 : 35-1440/6/ch.l
35-1460. Same : Fraudulent enlistment as affecting pay. Changes 1 ; June 7, 1946.

1946. 1 p. • Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35-1460/2/ch. 1

35-1640. Same: Pay of officers, rates; Aug. 2. 1946. [1946.] 6 p. [Supersedes AR

35-1640, June 5, 1943, including Changes 4, Mav 10, 1946.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 35-1640/7
35-2220. Same: Pay of warrant officers: July 16, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. [Supersedes

AR 35-2220. Sept. 29, 1942, including Changes 3, Nov. 17, 1944.]

* Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35-2220/6
35—2340. Same : General provisions sroverning pay of enlisted personnel ; Julv 17, 1946.

[1946.] 2 p. [Supersedes AR 35-2340, Feb. 8, 1945.] 'Paper. 5c.

W1.6: 35-2340/5

35-2480. Same : Settlement of accounts of enlisted personnel upon separation from
service. Changes 4; July 17. 1946. [1946.] 2 p. [Supersedes AR 35-
2480, Changes 3, Feb. 20. 1946.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35-24S0/5/ch.4

35-2490. Same: Mnsrering-ont payments. Changes 3: Julv 17, 1946. [1946.] 2 p.
[Supersedes AR 35-2490, Changes 2, June 11, 1946.] * Paper. 5c.

W1.6 : 35-2490/2/ch.3

35-2620. Same : Expenses of arrest and return to military control of enlisted per-
sonnel absent without leave, deserters, and escaped military prisoners.
Changes 2 ; July 17, 1946. 1946. 1 p. [Supersedes AR 35-2620. Changes
1, Apr. 10. 1944.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35-2620/6/ch.2

35-2640. Same: Pay of retired enlisted men, Changes 1; July 17, 1946. 1946. 1 p.

* Paper, oc. W 1.6 : 35-2640/7/ch.l
35—4220. Same : Subsistence and rental allowances for commissioned officers and

others entitled to similar allowances. Changes 4: July 17, 1946. [1946.]
4 p. [Supersedes AR 35-4220, Changes 3, Apr. 4, 1946.] * Paper. 5c.

W1.6 : 35-4220/6/ch.4
35-4520. Same : Monetary allowances for quarters and subsistence for enlisted per-
sonnel in nontrayel status and for quarters for dependents of enlisted
personnel of 1st, 2d, or 3d grade. Changes 5 : July 17, 1946. [1946.] 6 p.
[Supersedes AR 35-4520, Changes 4, June 11, 1946.] » Paper, oc.

W 1.6 : 35-4520/8/ch.5
Same, Changes 6; Aug. 13, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. [Supersedes AR 35-4520,
Changes 5, July 17, 1946.] * Paper. 5c. W 1.6 : 35-4520/8/ch.6

35-5520. Same : Allotments of pay. Changes 2 : July 12. 1946. [1946.] 2 p. [Super-
sedes AR 35-5520, Changes 1, June 18, 1946.] * Paper. 5c.

W 1.6 : 35-5520/10/ch.2
40-105. Medical D(*partment : Standards of physical examination for commission in
Regular Army, National Guard of United States. Army of United States,
and Organized Reserves, Changes 2: Aug. 9. 1946. 1946. 1 p. [Super-
sedes AR 40-105, Changes 1, July 12, 1943, and sec. 1, Circular 59, 1945.]

• Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 40-105/3/ch.2
55-510. Transportation Corps: Harbor Boat Service, Changes 6; July 17, 1946.

[1946.] 3 p. [Supersedes AR 55-510, Changes 4 and 5, Dec. 21, 1944, and
Mav 24, 1945. and so much of sec. 1, Circular 169, 1945, as pertains to
par". 10, AR 55-510.] 'Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 55-510/ch.6

220-5. Organizations : Designation, numbering, and classification of units. Changes

4; July 25, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. [S^upersedes AR 220-5, Changes 3, July
3, 1945. and sec. 1, Circular 358, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 220-5/3/ch.4

345-155. Military records: Preparation of Army pay rolls. Changes 2: July 17, 1946.
[1046.] 2 p. [Supersedes AR 345-155, Changes 1, May 14. 1946.]

• Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 345-155/6/ch.2
345-475. Same: Final payment voucher. Changes 5; July 17, 1946. [1946.] 2 p.

[Supersedes AR 345-475. Changes 4, May 14, 1946.] * Paper, 5c.

\V1.6 : 345-475/5/ch.5
600-35. Personnel: Prescribed service uniform. Changes 8; Aug. 8, 1946. [1946.]

2 p. [Supersedes AR 600-35. Changes 4, July 4, 1945, and various para-
graphs and sections of certain circulars.] • Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 600-35/5/ch.8

605-12. Commissioned officers : Temporary promotions in Army of United States ;

Aug. 13, 1046. [1946.] 8 p. [Supersedes AR 605-12, Aug. 17. 1944,

including Changes 3, Feb. 6, 1946, sec. 1, Circular 117, and Circular 229,

1940.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 605-12/3

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September 1946 1129

Army regulations — -Continued

615-40. Enlisted personnel : Clothing and ecjuipage, Changes 8 ; July 16, 1946.

[1946.] 8 I). [Supersedes AR 615-40, Changes 4-7, Feb. 21-May 27,

1946.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 615-40/7/ch.8

615-300. Enlisted men : Absence without leave and desertion. Changes 9 ; July 25,

1946. [1946.] 6 p. [Supersedes Changes 8, Mar. 11, 1946.] • Paper. 5c.

W 1.6: 615-300/8/ch.9
850-15. Miscellaneous: Motor vehicles. Changes 3; Julv 24, 1946. [1946.] 3 p.
[Supersedes AR 850-15, Changes 2, Mar. 7, 1946.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 850-15/5/ch.3

Bulletin 16-22; July 9-30, 1946. [1946.] various paging. [Issued with per-
forations.] t W 1.3 : 946/16-22

Circular 214-250; July 1&-Aug. 17, 1946. [1946.] various paging. [Issued with
perforations.] % W 1.4/2 : 946/214-250

Field manuals. Basic field manual : Interior guard duty, Changes 5 ; July 13,
1946. [194(5.] 5 p. IG" (FIM 26-5 [changes] 5.) [Supersedes FINI 26-5,
Changes 1-4, Jan. 16, 1942-Nov. 1, 1944.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.33 : 26-5/ch.5

Note. — Field manuals consist of a series of pamphlets constituting the primary means
of promulgating the basic doctrines of military training and operations. They contain
training instructions relative to tactics and technique. # Item 1130

Field manual: Band; July 1946. 1946. iii+156 p. il. (F]M 12-50.) [Su-
persedes FM 28-5, Mar. 31, 1941, including Changes 1, Apr. 22, 1942.] * Paper,
30c. W 1.33 : 12-50

Same: Pistols and revolvers; June 1946. 1946. iv-|-205 p. il. 16° (FM

23-35.) [Supersedes FM 23-35, Apr. 30, 1940, including Changes 1 and 2,
Jan. 23-Nov. 6, 1942, and FM 23-36, Oct. 20, 1941, including Changes 1 and 2,
Nov. 6, 1942-Apr. 17, 1943.] * Paper, 35c. W 1.33 : 23-35/2

General court-martial orders. General court-martial orders 519 ; Dec. 18, 1945.
[1946.] 2 p. [Issued with perforations.] t W 1.51 : 945/519

Same : 43, 100, 107, 111-112, 119-122, 144, 146-147, 158, 182, 187, 193, 197-

198, 201-202, 208-214, 217, 219-230, 236-238; Mar. 6-July 23, 1946. [1946.]
various paging. [Issued with perforations.] % W 1.51 : 946/43,etc.

General orders 69-84; July 15-Aug. 7, 1946. [1946.] various paging. [Issued
with perforations.] % W 1.46 : 946/69-84

Nazi conspiracy and aggression : v. 3, Office of United States Chief of Counsel
for Prosecution of Axis Criminality. 1946. [4] -f- 1003 p. ♦Cloth (see note
below ) . •

L. C. card 46-26855 W 1.2 : N 23/v.3

Note. — This set, consisting of 8 volumes, will be sold at $18.00 for the complete set.
This amount will be accepted by the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing
OflBce, Washington 25, D. C, and each volume will be mailed when issued. Volumes
will not be issued in numerical sequence.

Occupational brief 99 and 100; [prepared for education programs of armed serv-
ices by Industrial Services Division, United States Employment Service]. Apr.
1, 1946. il. oblong 32° [Each brief covers what the job holder does, how he
qualifies, what he earns, and the employment outlook.] * Paper 5c, each.
• Item 1131
L. C. card 45-37741 W 1.63 : 99, 100

99. Job of life Insurance agent. 20 p.
100. Job of welder, hand. [2]-f 14 p.

Speotc? orders 157-180 ; July 17-Aug. 19, 1946. [1946] various paging, t

W 1.48: 946/157-180

Supply catalogs. War Department catalog.

Note. — See, for earlier Issues of various catalogs, Army Service Forces. Sfupplu
catalogs.

Same: Engineer supply catalog. [1946.] [Issued with perforations.] t

Eng. 6. Sets of equipment.

670-01. Power plant, trailer mounted, 5 KW ; June 1946. 8 p. il. [Supersedes
Eng 6 670-01, Apr. 2, 1945.] W 1.67 : Eng 6 670-01

• Sent to Depository Libraries

714231— 46— No. 620 9

1130 Government Publications

Supply catalogs — Continued

Same: Ordnaiife supply catalog. [1946.] [Issued with perforations.] t

Ord 3 SNL. List of itoius for issue to troops, posts, camps, and stations.

2. Major items and major combinations of antiaircraft artillery ; June 1946. 40 p. 11.
[Supersedes Ord 3 SNL D-2, Feb. 1, 1945, including Changes 1, Oct. 1. 194.^.]

W 1.67 : Ord 3-2

Ord 7 SNL. Organizational spare parts and equipment.

F-319. lutorpuiiillometer. Ml ; June 1946. 4 p. 11. • Item 1131

W 1.67 : Ord 7 F-319

Ord 8 SNL. Higher echelon spare parts and equipment (addendum).

F-289. Telescope, M73B1. M81, and M82 ; June 1946. 9 p. 11. [Supersedes Ord 8
SNL F-2S9. July 1, 1945.] W 1.67 : Ord 8 F-289

Ord 9. List of all parts.

F-237. Table, graphical firing. M23, M24, M23, M26, M2GA1, M27, M28, M30, M31,
M32, M33. M34, M3.5. M37, and M38 ; July 1946. 12 p. 11. [Supersedes
Ord 9 SNL F-237, Sept. 8, 1943.] W 1.67 : Ord 9 F-237

Ord 11. Accounting group.

R-IO. Materials for renovating and packaging of Group R ammunition and miscel-
laneous items ; June 194G. 12 p. W 1.67 : Ord 11 B-10

Same: Signal supply catalog. [1946] [Issued with perforations.] J

Sig. 6. Sets of equipment.

AN/MPM-2. Test set AN/MPM-2 : Mar. 1946. 23 p. 11. [Supersedes Sig 6-

AX/MPM-2, Autr. 13. 194.5.] W 1.67 : Sig 6-AN/MPM-2

TE-114. Tool equipment TE-114 ; June 1946. 17 p. il. W 1.67 : Sig 6-TE-114

Tables of organization' and equipment. %

Note. — Tables of organization and equipment are issued in pamphlet form for insertion
in loose-leaf binders. They replace the Tables of organization and Tables of equipment
heretofore issued separately, and show the organization and equipment for the type of
unit indicated by the title.

5—412. Headquarters and headquarters and service company, engineer aviation
group: June 27. 1946. [1946.] 23 p. [Supersedes T/0 5-411, Apr. 1,
1942. Including Changes 1-3, July 31, 1942-Nov. 3. 1943, and T/O 5-412,
Apr. 1, 1942, including Changes 1-3, Aug. 1, 1942-Nov. 3, 1943.]

W 1.44 : 5-412

5—415. Engineer aviation battalion : June 27, 1946. [1946.] 12 p. [Supersedes
T/O & E 5-415. May 15. 1944.] W 1.44 : 5-413/2

5—416. Headquarters aud headquarters and service company, engineer aviation
battalion: June 27, 1946. [1946.] 25 p. [Supersedes T/O & E 5-416,
May 15. 1944.] W 1.44 : 5-416/2

5-417. Ensineer aviation company; June 27, 1946. [1946.] 18 p. [Supersedes
T/O & E 5-417, May 15, 1944.] W 1.44 : 5-417/2

Technical manuals. Albanian phrase book; Dec. 28, 1943. [1943.] 128 p. il.

small 4° (TM 30-652.) [No longer restricted. Pages 115-128 are left blank

. to be used for notes.] * Paper, 15c. W 1.35: 30-652

Note. — Technical manuals consist of a series of pamphlets supplementing the Field
manuals coverinc subjects, the separate treatment of which is considered essential to
a fuller accomplishment of the training prescribed in the Field manual series. The
scope of this series includes pamphlets describing materiel and containing instructions
for the operation, care, maintenance and handling thereof : guideboolcs for instructors and
specialists: material for extension courses: reference books: administrative materials:
and similar specialized subject matter. • Item 1137 (except for phrase books, for
which no distribution has been made to depository libraries by Documents Office).

Bulgarian phrase book; Dec. 4, 1943. [1943.] 128 p. il. small 4° (TM

30-645.) [No longer restricted. Pages 87 and 128 are left blank to be used for
notes.] • Paper, loc. W 1.35 : 30-645

Chinese phrase book; Dec. 10. 1943. [1943.] 272 p. il. small 4° (TM

30-633.) [No longer restricted. Pages 233 and 270-272 are left blank to be

used for notes.] * Paper. 25c. W 1.35 : 30-633

•

Dani.sh phrase book; Fob. 19, 1944. [1944.] 128 p. 11. small 4° (TM

30-611.) [No longer restricted. Pages 127-128 are left blank to be used
for notes.] * Paper, 15c. W 1.35 : 30-611

Dutch phrase book; Dec. 15. 1943. [1944.] 128 p. il. small 4° (TM

30-607.) [No longer restricted. Pages 81, 86, and 122-128 are left blank to
be used for notes.] * Paper, 15c. W 1.35 : 80-607

• Sent to Depository Libraries

Septebiber 1946 1131

Technical 7nanuals — Continued

French phrase book: Sept. 28. 1943. [1943.1 128 p. il. small 4° (TM

.^0_602.'> [No longer restricted. Pages 82 and 118-128 are left blank to be
used for notes. 1 * Paper, 15c. W 1.35: 30-602

German phrase book; Nov. 30, 1943. [1943.] 128 p. il. small 4" (TM

30-606.) [No longer restricted. Pages 90 and 125-128 are left blank to be
used for notes.] * Paper, 15c". W 1.35: 30-606

Greek phrase hook: Dec. 13, 1943. [1944.] 128 p. il. small 4" (TM

3O-J650.) [No longer restricted. Pages 118-128 are left blank to be used
for notes.] * Paper, 15c. W 1.35: 30-^50

Hungarian phrase book; Dec. 28, 1943. [1943.] 128 p. il. small 4" (TM

30-616.) [No longer restricted. Pages 86 and 122-128 are left blank to be
used for notes.] * Paper, 15c. W 1.35 : 30-616

Italian phrase book; Sept. 16, 1943. [1&43.] 128 p. il. small 4*" (TM

30-603.) [No longer rpstricted. Pages 82 and 118-128 are left blank to be
used for notes.] * Paper. 15c. W 1.3r, : 30-603

Norwegian phrase hook ; Dec. 16. 1943. [1944.] 128 p. 11. small 4° (TM

30-610.) [No longer restricted.] * Paper, 15c. W 1.35 : 30-610

Persian phrase book; Mar. 1. 1944. [1944.] 155+ [5] p. il. small 4°

(TM 30-626.) [No longer restricted. The 5 pages are left blank to be
used for notes.] * Paper, 20c. W 1.35: 30-623

Rumanian phrase book: Dec. 2.S. 1943. [1943.] 128 p. il. small 4" (TM

30-649.) [No longer restricted. Pages 125-128 are left blank to be used
for notes.] * Paper, 15c. W 1.35 : 30-649

Russian phrase book; Dec. 4. 1943. [1943.] 128 p. il. small 4° (TM 30-

644.) [No longer restricted. Pages 90 and 126-128 are left blank to he used
for notes.] * Paper, 15c. W 1.35 : 30-644

Spanish phrase book; Dec. 11, 1943. [1944.] 128 p. il. small 4" (TM 30-

600.) [No longer restricted. Pages 90 and 128 are left blank to be used for
notes.] * Paper, 1.5c. W 1.35 : 30-600

Swedish phrase book; Dec. 29, 1943. [1944.] 128 p. il. small 4" (TM 30-

612.) [No longer restricted. Pages 78, 82, and 117-128 are left blank to be
used for notes.] * Paper, 1.5c. W 1.35 : 30-612

Technical manual : Army Postal Service ; May 1946. 1946. iii+182p. il. 4°

(TM 12-205.) [Supersedes FM 12-105, May 7, 1943. including Changes 1-5,
Sept. 5, 1943-Nov. 23, 1944.] * Paper 50c. W 1.35: 12-205

Same: Batterv tester TS-183/U : Oct. 1, 1945. 1946. vi+21 p. il. 1 pi.

(TM 11-2571. ) * Paper, 15c. W 1.35 : 11-2571

Same: Correspondence, Changes 2; June 11, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 4° (TM

12-253 [changes] 2.) [Accompanied by certain new, revised, and reprinted
pages to be inserted in the manual.] * Paper, 15c. W 1.35 : 12-2.53/ch.2

Same: Cost accounting, repairs and utilities. Changes 1; July 1. 1946.

1946. [11+43-46+49-52A 4-59-60+65-78 p. 4° (TM 5-602 [changes 1].)
* Paper, 10c. W 1.35 : 5-602/ch.l

Same : Fixed steel panel bridge, Bailey type ; Sept. 15, 1943. 1943. [4] +76

p. il. (TM 5-277.) [No longer restricted. An Errata sheet, 1 p.. was also
issued. No distribution has been made to depository libraries by Documents
Office.] * Paper, 20c. (Including Errata sheet and Changes 1) . W 1.35 : ,5-277

Same: Operation of remount breeding service. Changes 1: Mar. 7. 1946.

[1946.] 4 p. (TM1O-.390 [changes] 1.) * Paper, 5c. W 1.35 : 10-390/ch.l

Same: Quartermaster materials handling equipment, Chang-es 1; .July 24,

1946. [1946.] 18 p. 4° (TM 10-1619 [changes] 1.) * Paper, 10c.

W 1«5 : 10-1619/ch.l

• Sent to Depository Libraries

] 132 Government Publications

Technical manuals — Continued

Same : Radio receiver and transmitters BC-659-A, -B, -H, and -J repair

instructions; June 1945. 1045. iii+56+[4] p. il. 1 pi- 4° (TM 11^023.)
[No longer restricted. The 4 pages are left blank to be used for notes. No
distribution has been made to depository libraries by Documents Office.]

• Paper, 25c. W 1.35 : 11-4023

Same: Radio sets SCR-536-A, -B, -C, -D, -E, and -F [with list of refer-
ences] ; May 1945. 1945. vi-fl05 p. il. 4° (TM 11-235.) [No longer re-
stricted. Supersedes TM 11-235, May 14. 1943, including Changes 1 and 2,
Dec. 15, 1943 and Oct. IS. 1944. and TBll-235-1 to TB 11-235-8, May 31, 1944-
Jan. 25, 1945. Copies will be forwarded to depository libraries if obtainable.]

* Paper, 35c. W 1.35 : 11-235

Turkish phrase book; Feb. 17, 1944. [1944.] 144 p. 11. small 4° (TM

30-618.) [No longer restricted. Pages 139-144 are left blank to be used for
notes.] * Paper, 15c. W 1.35 : 30-618

ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT

Army Ground Forces. A career for you ! Army Ground Forces, n. p. [Recruiting
Publicity Bureau, United States Army, July 8, 1946.] [8] p. il. narrow 12° t

W 3.2 : Ar 5/22

Pay. Essential facts about new Army pay scale for enlisted men. n. p. [Re-
cruiting Puhilicity Bureau, United States Army, July 12, 1946.] [l]+6 p. t

W 3.2 : P 29/3

Posters. [Recruiting Publicity Bureau posters.] n. p. Recruiting Publicity
Bureau, United States Army [Feb. 13-July 20, 1946.] various sizes. $

W 3.46/8 : 185 R, etc.
185R. Army Air Forces Day, Aug. 1st.
195. Technical training, experience, security, it's smart to stay In ! reenlist in the

U. S. Army Air Forces. [Illustrator, Burmeister.]
203. ? Security, where to now? the Regular Army has a good job for you ! [Illustrator,
R. Graves.]

205. A good job for you, U. S. Army, choose this fine profession now. 38.6X25 in.

[Illustrator, R. Graves.]

206. Same. 24.9X17.9 in.

209. The U. S. Army caravan, coming to town! 38.5X25 in.

210. Same. 25X17.9 in.

212. The Army's great new show Sound off, with M.nrk Warnow.

214. New higher pay for the Army, a good job for you, U. S. Army, choose this fine

profession now! enlist now. 38X24.9 in.

215. Same. 25X16.9 in.

ARMY AIR FORCES'

Aircraft inspection and maintenance guide for PT-13 series aircraft; June 20,
1946. Dayton. O., 1946. [2]-l-ii-f-36 p. [Processed. Pages 23-30 are left
blank to be used for new technical orders. Issued in loose-leaf form.] %

W 108.6 : Ai 7/5

Books. Technical publications for Army Air Forces technical libraries, book list
2C, Aug. 1946. [1946.] 11 p. 4" [Processed.] $ W 108.2 : B 64/2/no. 2C

Oovernment supplies. Index of si)eciflcations and bulletins approved for AAF
procurement. Mar. 1, 1946; compiled by Air Materiel Command, Wright Field,
Ohio. Dayton, O., June 1946. [l]-fxvli p.+565 col. 4° [Semiannual.
Processed. Arabic paging in double columns.] t (limited distribution).

W 108.13/3 : 946/1

U. S. Aimy specification : Extinguisher, fire, aircraft, tvpe A-2 ; May 29,

1946. [Wright Field, Dayton. Ohio. June 28, 1946.] 6 p. il. 12° (No. 85-2-1.)
[Supersedes no. 8.5-2-H. Oct. 22, 1941.] t W 1.49: 85-2-1

Same: Indicator, line level, fixed gun sight, tvpe A-2A ; Mav 17, 1946.

[Wright Field, Dayton. Ohio, June 21, 1946.] 5 p. il. 12° (No. 93-24688-B.)
[Supersedes no. 93-24688-A, Apr. 11, 1944.] t W 1.49 : 93-24688-B

Same, Kit, photographic, field processing, refrigerated water bath, type

N-9 ; May 22, 1946. [Wright Field. Dayton, Ohio, June 25, 1946.] 10 p. il. 12°
(No. 75-51%) [Supersedes no. 31368, Sept. 5, 1944.] t W 1.49: 75-514

• Sent to Depository Libraries

September 1946 1133

Oovernment supplies — Continiied

Same : Tripod, motion picture camera, gyro head ; June 3, 1946. [Wright

Feld, Dayton, Ohio, July 1, 1946.1 9 p. il. 12" (No. 75-525.) [Supersedes no.
31415, Oct. 15, 1945.] t W 1.49: 75-525

Same : Truck-tractor, motor, for type C-2 wrecking truck (6-wheels, 6-wheel

drive) (4 dt) ; May 20, 194G. [Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, June 25, 1946.]
35 p. 12° (No. 91-65-C.) [Supersedes no. 91-65-B, May 17, 1940.] t

W 1.49:91-65-0

Records administration, disposition of records. [1946.] cover title, [2]-f G9 p. 4"
(AAF manual 80-O-1.) [Supersedes AAF Letters 80-38, Dec. 23, 1944, 80-39,
May 15, 1945, 80-44, Feb. 5, 1945, 80-49, Mar. 15, 1945, 80-68, Nov. 7, 1945.] t

W 108.22 : 80-O-1

ARMY SERVICES FORCES

Note. — Headquarters, Army Services Forces, was abolished by authority of War De-
partment Circular 138. dated May 14, 194G, effective June IT, 1946.

The Army Service Forces catalog was redesignated War Department catalog. See, for
numbers issued since the change, War Department, Supply catalogs.

Manpower utilization, report on work measurement. June 1, 1946. cover title,
ii+22 p. il. 4° [Text on p. 2 of cover.] t • Item 1131
L. C. card 46-26997 W 109.2 : M 31

Supply catalogs. Army Service Forces catalog : Engineer supply catalog. [1946.]
[Issued with perforations.] t
Eng. 6. Sets of equipment.

900-01. Tinsmith equipment, set no. 1 ; June 1946. 4 p. il. [Supersedes Eng 6
900-01, Mar. 22, 1945.] W 109.14 : Eng 6 900-01/2

Same: Ordnance supply catalog. [Publication Department, Raritan Ar-
senal, 1946.] [Processed. Issued with perforations.] t
Ord 3 SNL.

K-1. Items of cleaning, preserving, and lubricating materials, recoil fluids, special
oils, aud miscellaneous related items; May 1946. 85 p. 1 pi. [Supersedes
Ord 5 SNL K-1, Sept. 16, 1944, including Changes 1, Dec. 12, 1944.]

W 109.14 : Ord 3 K-1

Ord 8 SNL. Higher echelon spare parts and etiuipment (addendum).

Lr-4. Trainer, field artillery, M3 ; Apr. 1946. 8 p. il. [Supersedes Ord 8 SNL L-4,
Oct. 7, 1943.] W 109.14 : Ord 8 L-4

Same: Quartermaster supply catalog. [1946.] [Issued with perfora-
tions.] J

QM. 8. Higher echelon and depot spare parts.

MHE 15. Crane, wheeled, gasoline (Hughes-Keenan, MC4) ; Apr. 1946. 75 p. [Su-
persedes QM 8-MHE 15, May 17, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE 15
MHE 32. Truck, fork, lift, gasoline (Clark, carloader) ; Apr. 1946. 116 p. [Super-
sedes QM 8 MHE-32, May 23, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHlfi 32/2
MHE 33. Truck, fork lift, gasoline (Hyster KT-150) ; Apr. 1946. 91 p. [Super-
sedes QM 8-MHE r.i. May 23, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE 33
MHE 72. Crane, wheeled, gasoline (Hyster, Karry Krane, KC) ; May 1946. 57 p.
[Supersedes QM 8-MHE 72, June 8, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM 8-MHE 72/2

Same: Signal supply catalog. [1946.] [Issued with perforations.] t

Sig. 7 & 8. Organizational and higher echelon spare parts.

AN/MPG- 1. Radar set AN/MPG-1 ; Apr. 1946. 143 p. [Supersedes Sig. 7-AN/
MPG-1, June 8, 1945, aud Sig 8-AN/MPG-l, June 7, 1945.]

W 109.14 : »ig 7 & 8 AN/MPG-1

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT

Adams Bayou. Sabine River-Adams Bayou, Tex., letter submitting report on pre-
liminary examination and survey of Sabine River and tributaries, Tex., for
improvement of Adams Bayou. May 27, 1946. 14 p. map. (H. doc. 620, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t

Bridgeport Harbor, Conn., letter submitting report on review of reports on
Bridgeport Harbor, Conn. June 17, 1946. 23 p. 2 maps. (H. doc. 680, 79th
Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26760

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1134 Government Publications

Cleveland Harbor, Ohio, letter submitting report on review of reports on Cleve-
land Harbor, Ohio. 1946. ix+48 p. 2 maps. (H. doc. 629, 79th Cong. 2d
yetis. ) t
L. C. card 46-20671

Delaware liiver, vicinity oi' Biles Creek, Pa., letter submitting report on review
ot reports on Delaware River between I'hiladelphia, Pa., and Trenton, N. J.,
with view to improvement in vicinity of Biles Creek, Pa. June 24, 1946. 18
p. map. (H. doc. 679, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26867

Enyineering manual for civil works; pt. 3, chap. 5, Hydrologic and hydraulic
analyses, llood-hydrograph analyses and computations LwiUi bibliography J.
Apr. L1946J. cover title, l3J-|-S0+L2i:j p. il. 4" % ©Item 1154

W 7.35 : pt.3/chap.5

Fall River Harbor, Mass., letter submitting report on review of reports on and
preliminary examination and survey of Fail liiver Harbor, Mass. May 29,
1946. 24 p. map. (H. doc. 628, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26868

Honolulu Harbor, T. H., letter submitting report on review of reports on Honolulu
Harbor, T. H. July 12, 1946. 8 p. map. (H. doc. 7U5, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26869

Lehigh River, Pa., letter submitting report on review of report on Delaware River
and its tributaries with view to determining whether recommendations con-
tained tlierein for Lehigh River, especially at Bethlehem, Alleniown, and
Easton, Pa., should be modified at this time in light of recent tloods in that
area. 1946. viii-|-42 p. 3 maps. (H. doc. 587, 79tii Cong. 2d sess.) f

Norfolk Harbor, Va., letter submitting report on review of reports on Norfolk
Harbor, Va. May 6, 1946. 39 p. 2 maps. (H. doc. 563, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f
L. C. card 46-2676-3

Red River and tributaries, Tex., Okla., Ark., and La., downstream from Denison
Dam, letter submitting interim report on review of Red River and tributaries,
Tex., Okla., Ark., and La., with view to providing proper flood protection on
main stem of river downstream from Denison Dam. 1946. xv-j-19 p. map.
(H. doc. 602, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Savannah Harbor, Ga., letter submitting report on review of reports on Savannah
Harbor, Ga. June 24, 1946. 24 p. map. (H. doc. 678, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26903

Stamford Harbor, Conn., letter submitting report on review of reports on Stam-
ford Harbor, Conn. June 17, 1946. 14 p. 2 maps. (H. doc. 676, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26870

MISSISSIX'PI KIVEE COMMISSION

Note. — The publications of tbe Mississippi River Commission consist of annual reports,
annual pamphlets showing daily river stages, annual pamphlets showing daily river dis-
charge, and annual pamphlets showing results of river discharge measurements ; also
publications of the Waterways Experiment Station operating under the direction of the
Mississippi River Commission. The Mississippi River Commission publishes maps and
charts of the Mississippi liiver ; navigation maps of the Mississippi River from Cairo, 111.,
to the Gulf of Mexico, La. ; and wall maps, in colors, of the lower Mississippi River
Valley from the head of the St. Francis r.;isin near Cape Girardeau, Mo., to the Gulf of
Mexico, La., scale 1 : 500,000 and 1 : 250,000. Topographic (juadrangle maps in colors,
scale 1 : 62,500 of the alluvial valley of the lower Mississippi River arc also published by the
Mississippi River Commission : the topographic quadrangle m.ips comprise 217 sheets and
cover portions of the States of Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Arkansas, Tennessee, Missis-
sippi, and Louisiana adjacent to the Mississippi River and tributaries, with an area of over
52,000 square miles mapped. All are sale publications obtainable only from the Mississippi
River Commission, except the annual reports which are issued by the Superintendent of
Documents, Government Printing Office. No discount is allowed. Requests for informa-
tion as to lists of publications and maps and method of making remittances should be
addressed to : The Mississippi River Commission, P. O. Box 80, Vicksburg, Miss.

Topographic quadrangle maps

Louisiami. Tooley's quadrangle, lat. 31°]5'-31°30', long. 91<'45'-92°. Scale
1 : 62,500, contour interval 5 ft. Edition of 1941. Army Map Service, Army,
Washington, D. C, 1946. 17X15 in. t lOc, Mississippi River Commission,
Vicksburg, Miss. W 31.9 : T 618/941

• Sent to Depository Libraries

September 1946 1135

WAR MOBILIZATION AND RECONVERSION OFFICE

CONTRACT SETl'LEMENT OFFICE

Moto-Sway Corporation of America. Appeal of Moto-Sway Corporation of Amer-
ica V. War Department, decided May 1, 1946; opinion [and decisionl. [1946.]
10 p. (Appeal Board, proceeding no. 32.) t • Item 1131 Y 3.W 19/7 : 108/32

Pittsburgh-Des Moines Construction Co. Appeal of Pittsburgh-Des Moines Con-
struction Company v. War Department, decided July 8, 1946; opinion [and
decision]. [1946.] 3 p. (Appeal Board, proceeding no. 41.) t

Y 3.W 19/7 : 108/41

Report. War contract terminations and settlements, report by director of con-
tract settlement to Congress, Stli report, July 1946. [1946.] cover title,
ii-|-49 p. il. [Another instruction on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 1131
L. C. card 45-35598 Y 3.W 19/7 : 107/8

• Sent to Depository Libraries

General Information

The Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Oflioe, Washington,
D. C, is authorized by law to sell copies of Government publications and to allow
a discount of 25 percent to book dealers and quantity purchasers on condition
that the purchasers will adhere to the public sales price set by the Superintendent
of Documents and that publications shall not be overprinted with any advertising
matter.

Publications cannot be supplied free to individuals nor forwarded in advance
of payment.

The sales stock includes approximately 65,000 different titles. Many rare books
are included, but under the law all must be sold regardless of their age or
scarcity. Many of the books have been in stock some time, and are apt to be
shopworn. In filling orders the best copy available is sent.

PRICE LISTS

A general price list of public documents is not available, but numerous lists
have been prepared on special subjects and any of these will be furnished free,
on application, if the person interested will state the subject or subjects concern-
ing which information is desired. It will also be noted that current publications
which are for sale are listed in this catalog.

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More than 12,000 different bills are usually introduced during a session of
Congress, and there are additional prints on many during the progress of the legis-
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your Congressman.

A difficult problem is also presented in providing a supply of congressional
documents and reports because there are usually more than 6,000 of this class
of publications issued during a Congress and only a few of them are called for.
We will attempt to print for sale a few of the more important ones, but if not
priced the only possible source would be from your Congressman.

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1137

1138 GOVERNMEXT PUBLICATIONS

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issue of the Monthly catalog.

Notes of General Interest

Children's Bureau

The Children's Bureau (with the exception of its child labor functions) was
transferred from the Labor Department to the Federal Security Agency by Reor-
ganization plan no. 2, effective July 16, 1946. It was placed under the Social
Security Administration by authority of the Federal security administrator.

Social Security Administration

The Social Security Administration was established in connection with the
reorganization of the Federal Security Agency resulting from Reorganization
plan no. 2, which became effective July 16, 1946.

Corrections for Previous Monthly Catalog Indexes

September 1946. On page VIII, under Halvorsen, Andrew M.", change "1932"
to read "1032", and under "Heine, Harriet W.", insert, "1065" after "1032".

1140

New Classification Numbers

Agriculture Department.

A 1.67 ": CT Consumers' guide (separates).

International Trade Office.

C 34.10 : v.nos., pt.nos.& nos Industrial reference service.

Note. — See, for earlier issues, C 18.220 : (v.
nos., pt. nos., & nos.).

C 34.11 : v.nos.& nos International reference service.

Note. — See, for earlier issues, C 18.223 : (v. nos.
& nos.).
Civil Service Commission.

CS1.41':CT Federal personnel manual (separates).

CS 1.46: nos Examining circulars.

Social Security Administration.
Children's Bureau.

FS 3.207 : v.nos.& nos The child (monthly).

Note. — See, for earlier issues, L5.35 : (v. nos. &
nos.).

FS3.208:date Preliminary monthly statistical report on

EMIC program. [Proc]
Note. — See, for earlier issues, L 5.50 : (date).
Employment Service.

L 7.26: nos National physical demands information series.

Note. — See, for no. 1, Pr 32.5202 : P 56/no. 1,
Women's Bureau.

L 13.15 : date Facts on women vi'orkers (monthly). [Free.]!

Judge Advocate General, Navy Dept.

N 7.7 : date Laws relating to Navy, annotated.

Note. — See, for earlier issues, N 1.9 : (date).
Federal Housing Administration.

NHA 2.13 : CT Posters.

Coast Guard.

T 47.37 : nos Ship construction manuals.

Note.- — See, for earlier issues, N 24.37 : (nos.)v
War Department.

W1.71 : CT Strategic Bombing Survey publications.

Engineer Department.

Rivers and Harbors Board.

W 7.21": nos Port series. (2d series.)

Note. — Revision of earlier series classified as-
W 7.21 : The numberinc: Avill not always agree
with that of the earlier series.
Public Relations Bureau.

W 107.13 : CT World War II honor list of dead and missing-

(by States). [Proc]

Note. — The following publications have been discontinued : Agricultural Eco-
nomics Bureau. Agricultural situation, special edition for crop and price reporters.
(ASCI!") - : v.°°') ; Civil Service Commission, Civil service act and rules trans-
mittal sheets (CS 1.7^: date "•?■ °'") ; Information and Education Division, News-
map, overseas edition (W 109.208: v.°").

Congressional Set

Note. — The bound volumes of congressional documents and reports are not listed
in the Monthly catalogs, since the publications contained therein have been previ-
ously entered separately.

The following bound volumes were sent to Depository Libraries during the
month of September 1946 :

House Documents No. 116, 70th Congress, 1st session. • Item 320'

No. 225, 79th Congress, 1st session. • Item 320'
No. 540, 79th Congress, 2d session. • Item 327

No. 83, 79th Congress, 1st session. • Item 323

No. 244. 79th Conirress. 2d session. • Item 323-

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Senate Documents..

Monthly Catalog

NO. 621 • OCTOBER 1946
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT

Note. — Those publications of the Department of Agriculture which are for sale will be
supplied by the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25,
D. C. The Department issues a monthly list of publications which will be mailed to all
applicants, who can then select the available ones desired.

Coffee plants. Utilization of nitrates by coffee plant under different sunlight
intensities [with list of literature cited]; by T. Tanada. 194G. [21+245-
258 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, Apr. 1, 1946, v. 72, no. 7.]
* Paper, 5c. A 1.23/a : Hawaii-8

Consumers' guide [articles] ; reprinted from Consumers' guide, Apr. and May
1946 Issues, by Office of Emergency Food Program for Famine Emergency
Committee. [1946.] 16 p. il. 4" (CG-1.) * Paper, 5c. A1.67/a:F739

Grain. Relation between number of ears opened and amount of grain taken
by redwings in cornfields; by D. W. Hayne. 1946. [2]+2S9'-295 p. il. [From
Journal of agricultural research, Apr. 15, 1946, v. 72, no. 8.] * Paper, 5c.

A 1.23/a : Mich.-46

Posters. [Faminerelief posters] no. 1 and 2. 1946. Each 25.9X18.5 in. [These
are printed without title. The jacket number reads: O-701602.] t

A 1.70 : F 21/no. 1, 2

Prices received by farmers for crops, livestock and livestock products, 1909-^5.
1946. 12 p. 4° [Reprinted from Crops and markets, as revised.] t
L. C. card Agr 46-271 A 1.52/a : P 931/M5

Regvlations of Department of Agriculture, check list. [Revised] Aug. 22, 1946.
[1946.] [l]+4 p. [Processed. Issued in looseleaf form for insertion in
Regulations.] f A 1.19 : 936/amdts./list-3

Russia?} dandelions. Latex-tube areas of roots and leaves of Russian dandelion ;
by Edward F. Woodcock. 1946. [21+297-800 p. il. [From Journal of agri-
cultural research. May 1, 1946, v. 72, no. 9.] * Paper, 5c. A 1.23/a : Mich.-47

Seed money for alfalfa, red clover, alsike clover. June 1946. 2 p. narrow 12*
(PA-11.) t A 1.68: 11

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS BUREAU

Apple production, by varieties, by areas, 1946 with comparisons. Aug. 14, 1946.
• 5 p. 4° [Processed.] t A 36.2 : Ap 5/11/946

Assets. National survey of liquid asset holdings, spending, and saving: pt. 1,
Major findings; survey conducted for Federal Reserve Board. June 1946,
[4]+4-35p. il. 4° [Processed.] t A 36.2 : L 66/pt.l

Cotton. Techniques, costs, and margins in distributing cotton products [with
list of literature cited] ; by L. D. Howell. Washington, D. C, July 1946. [2] +
78 p. 4° [Processed.] t A 36.2 : C 82/100

Farm workers. Employment and wages of hired farm working force in 1945
with special reference to its population composition ; [by] Louis J. Ducoff and
Margaret Jarman Hagood. June 1946. [2] +40 p. 4° [Processed.] t

A 36.2 : W 12/6

Wages and wage rates of hired farm workers. United States and major

regions, Sept. 1945; [prepared by Louis J. Ducoff and Barbara B. Reagan].
Washington, D. C, July 1946. [2] +68 p. il. 4" (Surveys of wages and
wage rates in agriculture, report 16.) [Processed.] t A 36.156: 16

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1143

1144 Government Publications

Tariff rates. United States tariff rates on agricultural products; by C. F. Wells.

Revised [edition]. Washinfjton, D. C, Aug. 1940. [2]+l-lA+5-9A+10-

26A+27-33A4-34-131 p. 4" irroccsscd.] t A 36.2 : Ag 8/11/946

Note.— This rejiort prosi-nts comiilete history from Sept. 22, 1922, the eflfective date of

1922 tariff act, to May 3, 1946.

YegetctUes. Commercial truck crop estimate reports. [Processed.] t

A 36.101 :

NOTE. — The Agricultural Economics Bureau issues a series of reports relating to truck
crops, which, although numbered in one series (TC followed by the year and a number
with a different group of hundreds assigned for each month), consists of several distinct
groups as follows : Commercial truck crops for fresh market, commonly called Truck crop
reports ; Truck crops for commercial processing, commonly called Processing crop reports ;
Truck crop news ; Annual summaries in December each year. Revised statistical sum-
maries are issued at appropriate intervals covering a varying period of years. Printed
summaries of these reports were published in Crops and markets prior to June 1937, but
these have been discontinued. A yearly summary only is published in the January
quarterly issue each year.

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION

Research. Research achievement sheet: Crested wheatgrass helps revegetate
northern Great Plains [with list of reference data]. July 10, 1946. [2] p. 4*
(R. A. S. 62, P.) [Processed.] t A77.7:62(P)

Same: Oat production increased by disease-resistant varieties [with list

of reference data]. May 15, 1946. [2] p. 4° (R. A. S. 61, P.) [Processed.] t

A77.7:61(P)

AGRICULTUKAL AND INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTEY BUEEATJ

Frozen foods. Sanitation of frozen foods [with list of selected references ; by]
James A. Berrv. [1940.] 6 p. 4° (AIC-120; Western Regional Research
Laboratory.) [Processed.] t A 77.104/2 : 120

Naval stores. Quarterly naval stores report on production, distribution, con-
sumption and stocks of turpentine and rosin of United States by crop years,
covering quarter Apr. 1-June 30, 1946; compiled by I. E. Knapp and M. M.
Horner. Aug. 13, 1946. [3] +9 p. 4° (AIC-124.) [Processed.] t

A 77.104/2:124

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BURE.VU

Angora goat [by G. P. Williams; revised by D. A. Spencer]. [Dec. 1921, revised
Nov. 1926, slightly revised Sept. 1946.] [1946.] ii+21 p. il. (Agriculture
Dept. Farmers" bulletin 1203. ) [Supersedes Farmers' bulletin 573.] * Paper,
5c. • Item 10 A 1.9 : 1203/7

lAce. Sheep and goat lice, methods of control and eradication, [by Marion Imes;
slightlv revised by H. E. Kemper and A. O. Foster]. [Jan. 1928, slightly re-
vised 1946.] [1&46.] 8 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Leaflet 13.) * Paper, 5c.
• Item 13
L. C. card Agr 46-268 A 1.35 : 13/2

PuUorum disease. Use of rapid whole-blood test for pullorum disease, by Hu-
bert Bunvea; [revised bv W. J. Hall, A. D. MacDonald, and R. R. Henley].
June 1939, revifsod July 1940. [1946.] 19 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Mis-
cellaneous publication 349.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 46-145 A 1.38 : 349/4

Sheep. Raising .sheep on temporary pastures; [by C. G. Potts and V. L. Sim-
mons]. [Mar. 1921, slightly revised June 1946.] [1946.] ii+13 p. il. (Agri-
culture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1181.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 10
L. C. card Agr 46-269 A 1.9 : 1181/8

Trichinosis, disease caused by eating raw pork; by Benjamin Schwartz. May
1929, slightlv revised May 1946. [1946.] 8 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Leaflet
34.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 13 ^ A1.35:34/S

• Sent to Depository Libraries

October 1946 1145

DAIEY INDUSTRY BUKE^VU

Butter. Making and storing farm butter for home use; Iby William White].
[Apr. 1946.] ii+lGp. il. (Agriculture Dopt. Farmers' bulletin 197J).) [Sup-
ersedes Farmers' bulletin 87G, Making butter on farm, and Leaflet 9, Making
and storing farm butter for winter use.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 10
L. G. card Agr 46-265 A 1.9 : 1979

E^^TOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE BUREAU

Cutworms and their control in corn & other cereal crops ; by W. R. Walton. June
1916, revised May 1920, slightly revised July 1946. [1946.] 7 p. il. (Agricul-
ture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 739.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 46-264 A 1.9 : 739/6

DDT {insecticide). DDT and other insecticides and repellants developed for
armed forces [with list of literature cited ; prepared by Orlando, Fla., Labora-
torv]. [Aug. 1946.] cover title, 71 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous
publication 606.) [Text on p. 2 and 3 of cover.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 14
L. C. card Agr 46-266 A 1.38 : 606

Field studies on effect of DDT on aquatic insects ; by C. H. Hoffmann, H. K.

Towues, R. I. Sailer and H. H. Swift. Aug. 1946. 20 p. 1 pi. 4 tab. 4° (E-
702.) [Processed.] t A 77.312 : E-702

Laboratory studies with DDT against Mexican fruitfly ; by C. C. Plummer.

Aug. 1946. 14 p. 1 pi. 4° (E-700.) [Processed.] t A 77.312 : E-700

Use of DDT for roach control ; by L. S. Henderson. Aug. 1946. 8 p. 4°

(E-701.) [Processed.] t A 77.312 : E-701

European corn 'borer. Growth stages of corn as related to European corn borer
infestation ; by C. H. Batchelder. Aug. 1946. 5 p. +3 p. of pi. 4" (ET-232.)
[Processed.] t . A 77.313: 232

Insecticides. Power sprayer for applying concentrated insecticides ; by Joseph N.
Tenhet. Aug. 1946. 4 p. 4 p. of pi. 4° (ET-231.) [Processed.] t

A 77.313 : 231

System of filing and routing samples of chemicals for insecticide testing;

bv Marion W. Oberg, Howard A. Jones, and El F. Knipling. Aug. 1946. 4 p. 4°
(ET-233.) [Processed.] f A 77.313: 233

Quarantine. White-fringed beetle quarantine, [Notice of] quarantine 72, revi-
sion of quarantine and regulations, effective Dec. 12, 1945. [1946.] 8 p. t

A 77.317 : 72/4

White-pine blister rust quarantine, [Notice of] quarantine 63, revision of

quarantine and regulations, elfective July 1, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. t • Item 83

A 77.317 : 63

HUMAN NUTRITION AND HOME ECONOMICS BUREAU

Effff dishes for any meal. [June 1944, slightly revised Feb. 1946.] [1946.] 16
p. il narrow 8° (Agriculture Dept. AWI-89.) [Supersedes uunum, publ.,
Egg dishes at low cost.] t A 1.59 : 89/4

PLANT INDUSTRY, SOILS, AND AGRICULTURjVL ENGINEERING BUREAU

Carrot production in the West and Southwest: by Thomas W. Whitaker, John H.
MacGillivray, John T. Middlofon and W. II. Lange. July 1946. 32 p. il. (Ag-
riculture Dept. Circular 750.) [Prepared in cooperation with California
Agricultural Experiment Station.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 46-267 A 1.4/2 : 750

Crvptostegia. Contribution to morphology and anatomy of Cryptostegia (Crypto-
stegia grandiflora) [with list of literature cited]: by Ernst Artschwagcr.
July 1946. 40 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 915.) * Paper,
15c. • Item 16
L. G. card Agr 46-146 A 1.36 : 915

• Sent to Depository Libraries

717419—46 2

1146 Government Publications

Eggplant. Production of eggplant; [by J. H. Beattie]. [1937, slightly revised
June 15)46.] [194G.] [l]4-4p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Leaflet 131.) * Paper,
5c. • Item 7 A 1.35 : 131/2

Plant disease reporter, issued by Plant Disease Survey, Division of Mycology and
Disease Survey, index to v. 28; prepared by Nellie Ward Nance. [1946.]
[2] +1191-1266 p. 4" [Processed. This is v. 28, no. 40 of Plant disease
reporter.] f A 77.511 : 28/40

Rubber. Rapid photometric methods for determining rubber and resins in guayule
tissue and rubber in crude-rubber products [with list of literature cited] ;
by Hamilton P. Traub. Aug. 1946. 37 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Technical
bulletin 920.) ♦ Paper, 10c. • Item 16
L. C. card Agr 46-270 A 1.36 : 920

Slime flux and wetwood ; by Curtis May. June 3, 1946. 1 p. 4°. [Processed.] t

A 77.502 : SI 3

Sweetpotatoes. Preventing black rot losses in sweetpotatoes ; [by J. S. Cooley and
R. J. Haskell]. Aug. 1946. [5] p. 11. narrow 8° (Agriculture Dept. AIS-
55.) [Supersedes A. W. I. leaflet 27, Saving sweetpotatoes from black rot.] t
• Item 11 A 1.64 : 55

EXTENSION SERVICE

Agricultural workers. Atlantic Coast migratory movement of agricultural work-
ers, war years; [by C. W. E. Pittman]. [1946.] [4] +42 p. + [2] folded p.
11.4° [Processed.] j A 43.2 : M 58

Apples. Fact sheet, Appalachian area apple harvest, 1946 farm labor program.
Aug. 14, 1946. 4 p. il. 4°. [Processed.] t A43.2:Ap5

Meat. Protect home-cured meat from insects. 1946. [6] p. 11. narrow 8°
(Agriculture Dept. AIS-.j2.) [Pi-epared in cooperation with Entomology and
Plant Quarantine Bureau. Revision of AWI-32.] t • Item 11 A 1.64: 52

FOREST SERVICE

Core materials. Weight and dimensional stability of 3 low-density core materials ;
[by E. A. Mraz and W. F. Hutchins]. May 1946. cover title, 4. p. 4° (Forest
Products Laboratory, no. 1544.) [Processed. This report is one of a series
issued in cooperation with Army-Navy-Civil Committee on Aircraft Design
Criteria under supervision of Aeronautical Board.] % A 13.27/13 : 1544

Directory, Forest Service, Apr. 1946. San Francisco [no publisher, June 7,
1946]. cover title, xlii+98 p. [Annual. For official use only.] +
L. C. card Agr 21-224 A 13.8/2 : 946

Douglas fir. Fermentation of Douglas-fir hydrolyzate by S. cerevisiae ; [by Elwin
E. Harris, George J. Ha.iny, Martha Hannan, and Sedgwick Rogers]. June
1946. [1]+13 p. 4 p. of pi. 10 tab. 4° (Forest Products Laboratory.)^ [Proc-
essed. Prepared in cooperation with the University of Wisconsin.] t

A 13.27/2 : F 51/6/946

Fiber stresses for wood poles; [by T. R. C. Wilson]. June 1946. [1]+10 p. 3
p. of pi. 4° (Forest Products Laboratory.) [Processed.] t

A 13.2772 : F 4473/946

Forest Products Lnborafoni. V. S. Forest Products Laboratory, list of publica-
tions, Jan. 1-June 30, 1946. [1946.] 10 p. [Processed.] t A 13.27/8 : 946/1

Forest Products Lnhoratory research program, 1946-47. July 1. 1046. cover title,
.[l]+vi+96+[14] leaves, 4° (Forest Products Laboratory.) [For official use.
Processed. 1 t A 13.27/2 : R 31/947

Glue. Strength of joints in hard maple blocks, glued with certain resin glues,
after various open and closed assembly periods; [by W. Z. Olson and H. D.
Bruce]. May 1946. cover title. 3 p. 15 pi. 1 tab. 4° (Forest Products Labora-
tory, no. 1.542.) [Processed. This report is one of a series issued in coopera-
tion with Army-Navy-Civil Committee on Aircraft Design Criteria under
supervision of Aeronautical Board.] t A 13.27/13 : 1542

• Sent to Depository Libraries

October 194() 1147

Mardwoods. Possibilities of increasing use of hardwoods to meet pulpwood
requirements; [by J. N. McGovern]. May 1946. [l]+6 p. 4° (Forest
Products Laboratory. ) [Processed.] I A 13.27/2 : H 22/7/946

Siimiditij. Methods of controlling humidity in woodworking plants; [by M. E.
Dunlap]. May 1946. [1J+4+L1J p. 4° (Forest Products Laboratory.)
[Processed.] t A 13.27/2 : H 88/946

Madison wood-sugar process [with list of literature cited] ; by Elwin E. Harris
and Edward Beglinger. June 1946. [1] +14 p. 2 pi. 4 tab. 4° (Forest Products
Laboratory.) [Processed. Prepared in <!ooperation with University of Wis-
consin.] t A 13.27/2 : Su 3/3/946

Plywood. Compression, tension, and shear tests on yellow-poplar plywood panels
of sizes that do not buckle with tests made at various angles to face grain;
[by C. B. Norris and P. F. McKinnon]. Jan. 1946. cover title, 18 p. 20 pi.
4 tab. 4° (Forest Products Laboratory, no. 1328.) [Processed. This report
is one of a series issued in cooperation with Army-Navy-Civil Committee on
Aircraft Design Criteria under supervision of Aeronautical Board.] t

A 13.27/13 : 1328

Wall frames. Rigidity and strength of wall frames braced with metal strapping;
[by E. C. O. Erickson]. May 1946. [l]+8 p. il. 5 p. of pi. 4° (Forest Products
Laboratory.) [Processed.] t A 13.27/2 : W 15/2/946

Wood. Acetylated wood [with list of literature cited ; by Harold Tarkow, Alfred
J. Stamm and E. C. O. Erickson]. May 1946. cover title, 15 p. 5 pi. 10
tab. 4° (Forest Products Laboratory, no. 1393.) [Processed. This x'eport is
one of a series issued in cooperation with Army-Navy-Civil Committee on
Aircraft Design Criteria under supervision of Aeronautical Board.] t

A 13.27/13 : 1593

• Heat-stabilized wood (staybwood) [with list of literature cited; by Alfred

J. Stanim, Horace K. Burr, and Albert A. Kline]. June 1946. [l]-f7 p. 9 p.
of pi. 4" (Forest Products Laboratory.) [Processed.] t

A 13.27/2 : W 85/86/946
INFORMATION OFFICE

Agriculture Department. Current list of top officials of Department of Agricul-
ture (abridged). Revised Aug. 1, 1946. [1946.] 2 leaves, 4° [Processed.] t

A 21.2 : Of 2/946

Farmers' bulletins 1951-75, [title page] with contents; prepared in Indexing

Section. 1946. [l]-fll p. (Publications Division.) * Paper, 10c. • Item 10

A 1.9 : 1951-1975/t.p. & cont.
LIBRARY

Audiorvisuul aids as means of communication, list of references; selected and
summarized by John M. McNeill. Aug. 1946. 4 p. 4° (Library list 28.)
[Processed.] t
L. C. card Agr 46-147 A 17.17 : 28

Bibliographies. Available bibliographies and lists. Aug. 1946. 3 p. 4° (Li-
brary list 25, rev.) [Processed.] t
L. C. card Agr 46-109 A 17.17 : 25/rev.

PRODUCTION AND MARKETING ADMINISTRATION

Cotton price statistics, v. 27, no. 13; season 1945-46. [1946.] 34 p. large 8'
[Processed.] f A 82.13: 27/13

Dairy and poultry market statistics, 1945, annual summary of market statistics
collected and compiled by Dairy and Poultry Market News Division. May
1946. cover title, [1] +70 p. 4° (CS-18.) f • Item 61 A 82.18: 18

Milk. Amendment 1 to Order, as amended, regulating handling of milk in greater
Kansas City marketing area, effective May 23, 1946. [1940.] 4 p. (Order 13,
nmdt. 1.) [Title 7, chap. 9, Code of Federal regidations, (Marketing orders)
pt. 913.] t • Item 1.^)9 A 7.5.20: 13/amdt.l

Note.— Thi.s Amendment is classod with the Order "under AsriouUnral Marketing
Administration so that it may be filed with the publication which it amends.

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Milk — Continued

Amendnient 2 to order, as amended, regulating handling of milk in Lowell-
Lawrence, Mass., marketing area, effective June 1, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. (Order
34, as amended, auult. 2.) [Title 7, chap. 9, Code of Federal regulations,
(Marketing orders) pt. 934.] f • Ifeui 159 A 75.20 : 34/anult.2
Note. — This amendment is classed with the Order under Agricultural Marketing Ad-
ministration 80 that it may be filed with the publication which it amends.

Sugarcane. Determination of farming practices to be carried out in connection
with production of sugarcane in Hawaii during 1946 and suiisequent crop years.
May 20, 1946. 1 p. (S. D. 237 ; Sugar Branch.) t • Item 30 A 82.19: 237

FIEXD SEEVICE BRANCH

Agricultural conservation. County procedure for preparation and transmittal of
1946 applications for payment (NER-1020). July 29, 1946. 9 p. 4° (NER-
1021.) [Processed.] f A 82.106 : P 29/946

Tohacco. Instructions for holding referendum on Burley tobacco marketing
quotas. Aug. 5, 1946. 8 p. 4° (Tobacco 1, Burley.) [Processed.] t

A 82.106 : T 55/6/946

RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION

Feed mixer. Electric feed mixer. [1946.] [l]+5 p. 4° [Processed.] t

A 68.2 : F 32/946

Posters. It's coming, electricity for you, see your REA co-op now; [poster].
1946. 36.9 X 26 in. t A 68.12 : El 2/2

SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE

Genesee County, Mich. Physical land conditions in Fenton soil conservation dis-
trict, Genesee and Livingston Counties. Mich. 1946. [1]-|-41 p. il. large 8°
(Physical land survey 39.) [For use in farm conservation planning.] * Paper,
20c. • Item 150
L. C. card Agr 46-149 A 57.24 : 39

Matanuska Valley, Alaska. Physical land conditions in Matanuska Valley,
Alaska ; by W. A. Rockie. 1946. 32p.il. map in pocket, large 8° (Physical
land survey 41.) [For use in farm conservation planning.] * Paper, 15c.
• Item 150

L. C. card Agr 46-148 A 57.24 : 41

SOLICITOR

Agriculture Department. Revised edition of laws applicable to Department of
Agriculture, 1945, containing laws applicable to the Department up to and
including 78th Congress, reorganization plans. Executive orders reflecting
origin and organization of agencies of the Department, and current appropria-
tion provisions; compiled by Nora C. Saur. 1945 [published 1946]. 2 v,
viii-fl723-f [1] p. * Cloth, $2.00 per vol. • Item 54
L. C. card Agr 45-290 A33.2:L44/8/945/v.l,2-

AMERICAN COMMISSION FOR PROTECTION AND SALV-
AGE OF ARTISTIC AND HISTORIC MONUMENTS IN WAR
AREAS

Note. — Establishment of the American Commission for Protection and Salvage of Artistic
and Historic Monuments, approved by the President on June 23, 1943, was announced by
the Secretary of State on Aug. 20, 1943.

Report of American Commission for Protection and Salvage of Artistic and His-
toric Monuments in War Areas. 1946. v-f238 p. il. 4° * Paper. ,$1.50. •
L. C. card 46-27664 Y 3.Am 3/4 : R 29-

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CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

Note. — The Commission furnishes individual copies of most of its publications gra-
tuitously to those who apply for them.

Personnel manual. Federal personnel manual, transmittal sheet 49; July 29,
1946. [1946.] [8] p. 4° [Issued in loose-leaf form.] * Paper, beginning with
transmittal sheet no. 1. subscription price is $3.50 (52 issues) ; foreign subscrip-
tion, $5.00 • Item 171 CS 1.41 : 49
Note. — This installment contains certain pages to be substituted for pages of the
Federal personnel manual.

Same, transmittal sheet 50; Aug. 0, 1946. [1946.] [5] p. 4° [Issued in

loose-leaf form.] • Item 171 CS 1.41: 50

Note. — This installment contains revised pages P2-15 and R5-17 and reprinted page
R5-18 of the Federal personnel manual.

ACTUARIES BOAHD

.Report. Civil service retirement and disability fund, letter from president. Civil
Service Commission, transmitting 25th annual report of Board of Actuaries,
fiscal year 1945. 1946. iv+14 p. (S. doc. 197, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [2d cor-
rected print.] t
L. C. card 22-26097

COMMERCE DEPARTMENT

■Census, 1940 (ISth). See, below, entry under center head Census, lOJfO (16th).

CENSUS BUREAU

• Crime and criminals. Judicial criminal statistics, 1944. Washington, 1946.
iii+[56] p. 4° [Processed. Prepared under supervision of Leon E. Truesdell,
chief, Population Division.] t
L. C. card 36-26397 C 3.2 :C 86/3/944

Mnancial statistics. City finances, 1944, cities having populations over 25,000:
V. 3, Statistical compendium. 1946. ix+255 p. 4° [Prepared under super-
vision of Calvert L. Dedrick, cliief. Governments Division.] * Paper, 70c.

• Item 194

L. C. card 34-28211 C 3.142 : 944/V.3

State finances, 1946: v. 2, Topical reports, no. 1, premliminary. State tax

collections in 1946. Aug. 1946. 10 p. il. 4° [Processed. Prepared under

supervision of Lewis B. Sims, acting chief. Governments Division.] t

L. C. card 16-26796 C 3.141 : 946/v.2.no.l/prelim.

Census, 19J,0 (IGth)

Population: Internal migration, 1935-40, social characteristics of migrants. 1946.
vi+270 p. il. 4" (16th census of United States, 1940.) [Prepared under
supervision of Leon E. Truesdell, chief, Population Division.] * Paper, $1.00.

• Item 213

L. O. card 46-27726 C 3.940-2 : P 81/33

CIVIL AERONAUTICS AUTHORITY

CIVIL AERONAUTICS ADMINISTRATION

Airman agency certificates. Civil aeronautics manual 50: Airman agency cer-
tificates, ground and flying school ratings [with bibliography]. Revised May
15,1946. [1946.] [l]-|-ii+20 p. 4° [Issued in loose-leaf form.] * Paper, 15c.

C 31.107: 50/3

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1150 Government Publications

Soils. Origin, distribution, and airp'K'to identification of Fnited States soils,,
witli special reference to airport and highway en;,'ineering [with bibliogrcphy] ;
by D. S. Jenkins, D. J. IJelciier, L. E. Grigy, and K. B. Woods. May 1!)46.
cover title, [8J +li02 p. 11. 3 pi. and map in pocket, 4° (Technical development
report 02.) [Includes Appendix A.] * Papor, $2.00 per set. •
L. C. card 4(1-27089 C 31.119 : 52

Same, Appendix B, with title, Airphotos illustrating Origin, distribution,

and airphoto identification of United States soils. 1946. cover title, [4] leaves,
OG pi. 4" (Appendix B of Technical development report 52.) [The aerial
photographs in this appendix illustrate airphoto techniques for identifying soils
which are described in chap. 8-13, and in airphoto identification chart, of the
parent publication, for which see above.] For price see entry above.

C 31.119 : 52/app.B

CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD

Note. — The opinions in economic proceedings of the Civil Aeronautics Board are printed
separately beginning with v. 2, and are "advance sheets" of the material which will make-
up bound volumes of the Civil Aeronautics Board Reports.

Tlie separate o|)inions are obtainable from the Superintendent of Documents, Govern-
ment Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C, at a subscription price of $2.00 per volume ;
single copies vary in price.

Air recklessness; [by Harold G. Crowley]. [1946.] [2]+3 p. il. ([Safetv bul-
letin 170-46.]) * Paper, 5c. •Item 226 0 31.214:170-

Air rcffulatiovs. That 500-foot regulation; [by Harold G. Crowley]. [Aug. 1,
1946.] [2] +2 p. il. ([Safety bulletin 171^6.]) * Paper 5c. •Item 226

C 31.214 : 171

Aircraft accidents. Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft
accident, Atlanta, Ga., Apr. 14, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

C 31.213 : At 62/3

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident. Charles-
ton, S. C, Apr. 28, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t 0 31.213:0 38/2

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident, Grafton,

Ohio, Apr. 10, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Processed.] f 0 31.213:0 759

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident, Lan-
caster, S. C, May 12, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

O 31.213 : L 221/2

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Bryce, 111., Mar. 9, 194Q. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] f 0 31.213 : B &43

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near Cape

Girardeau, Mo., June 30, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

0 31.213:017/2

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Olarkston, Mich., May 4, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

0 31.213 : 0 561

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Colusa, Calif., Jan. 21, 1948. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Processed.] t

C 31.213 : O 723/6

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Conway, Pa., June 16, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] +

031.213:0769'

Fact.s conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Laurinburg, N. C, Jan. 6, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Processed.] t

0 31.213 :L 375

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near-
Livingston, Calif., May 26. 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Pi'ocessed.] t

C 31.213 :L 762

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Queen City,' Mo., Apr. 28, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Processed.] t

C 31.213 :Q 31:

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Aircraft accidents — Continued

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Sonora, Tex., Mar. 22, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

C 31.213: So 59

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Woonsocket, S. D., June 8, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

C 31.213 : W 888

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident, Tieton,

Wasli., June 16, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t C 31.213 :T 446

Statistical analysis of non-air-carrier aircraft accidents, calendar year

1944; by Merna R. Lewis. [1940.] 30 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t

C 31.202 : Ac 2/3/944

American Airlines, Inc. Ducket no. 16i98, American Airlines, Inc., mail rates,
decided Oct. 26, 1945; opinion [and order]. [1945.] p. 567-579 il. ( [Opinion]
40.) [From C. A. B. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 226

C 31.211/a : 6/40

Cir(7 air regulations. Civil air regulations : pt. 02, Type and production cer-
tiiicates, as amended to Mar. 1, 1941. [Reprint, witli changes, 1946.] 2 p. 4"
[I.s.sued with perforations.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 38-26100 C 31.209 : 02/1-2

Same : pt. 06, Rotorcraft airworthiness, effective May 24, 1946. [1946.]

14 p. 4' [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 225

C 31.209 : 06

Same: pt. 15, Aircraft equipment airworthiness, as amended to May 31,

1946. [1946.] 13 p. il. 4" [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 5c.
• Item 225 C 31.209 : 15/3

Same: pt. 27, Aircraft dispatcher certificates, as amended to July 1, 1946.

[1946.] 3 p. 4° [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 225

C 31.209 : 27/3

Same: pt. 50, Airman agency certificates, as amended to Apr. 30, 1946.

[1946.] 2 p. 4° [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 225

C 31.209: 50/3

Same : pt. 61, Scheduled air carrier rules, as amended to May 17 [Aug.

1], 1946. [1946.] 26 p. 4° [Amendment date changed with rubber stamp
from May 17 to Aug. 1. Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 225

C 31.209 : 61/5

Civil air regulations amendments. [Processed.] t C 31.209:

Note. — Amendments to Civil air regulations, beginning with Oct. 15, 1941, are Issued
in a new form, and are numbered so that no amendment will affect more than one part
of the Regulations. These amendments or digests of them will he published in the
monthly Civil aeronautics journal. Separate entries of these amendments are not listed
in the Monthly catalog.

Eastern Air Lines, Inc. Docket no. 1697, Eastern Air Lines, Inc., mail rates,
decided Oct. 26, 1945; opinion [and order]. [1945.] p. 551-565, il. ( [Opinion]
39.) [From C. A. B. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 226

C 31.211/a : 6/39

Foreign air news digest, index, v. 4, issues no. 75-86; Jan. 14-June 17, 1946.
[1946.] [l]+7p. 4° [Processed.] f C 31.216 : 4/ind.

Northeast Airlines, Inc. Docket nos. 1084 and 1607, Northeast Airlines, Inc.,
consolidation of routes nos. 27, 65, and 70, decided Sept. 11, 1945; opinion
[and order]. [1945.] p. 541-549. ([Opinion] 38.) [From C. A. B. Reports,
V. 6.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 226 C 31.211/a : 6/38

United Air Lineo. Inc. Docket no. 1699, United Air Lines, Inc., mail rates, de-
cided Oct. 26, 1945 ; opinion [and order]. [1946.] p. 581-593, il. ([Opinion]
41.) [From C. A. B. Reports, v. 6.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 226

C 31.211/a : 6/41

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Maps

Ainrai/x. United States air transportation system, routes certificated for limited
periods, June 80, 1046; [map]. [1946.] 13X20 in. (Economic Bureau,
Analy.ses Division. ) t C 31.217 : T 68/946

• United States air transportation system, routes permanently certificated,

June .30, 1946; [map]. [1946.] 13x20 in. (Economic Bureau, Analyses Divi-
sion. ) t C 31.217 : T 68/2/946

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY

Note. — Nautical charts for navigating the waters of the coasts of the United States
and of its possessions, coast pilots carrying auxiliary information for the use of the
nautical charts ; tide tables showing time and heights of tides, current tables showing
direction and force of ocean and ostuary currents are sold at the Washington oflBce of
the Coast and Geodetic Survey and by sales agents. The sales agents for the nauticaJ
charts and nautical publications are located at the principal seaports of the United States.

Aeronautical charts, dates of latest prints. Sept. 1, 1946. 1 p. f° [Processed.] t

C 4.2 : C 38/5/946-2

Coast pilots. Supplement to United States coast pilot, West Indies, Puerto Rico
and Virgin Islands, 4th (1939) edition; May 25, 1946. [1&46.] 12 leaves.
(Serial 615-4.) f • Item 245 C 4.6/2 : P 96/supp.^6

Tidal current charts, New York Harbor. [6th edition.! [1946.] cover title, [12]

p. of maps, large 4° ([Serial 551.]) [Text on p. 2 of cover.] t Paper, 25c.
• Item 234
L. C. card 46-27670 C 4.29 : N 42y/046

Tide tables. Tide and current tables, Japan and China, [calendar] year 1947.
1946. 171p.il. (Serial 687.) t Paper, 15c. • Item 235
L. C. card 46-27767 C 4.27 : J 88/947

Tide tables, Gilbert, Marshall, Caroline and Mariana Islands, [calendar]

year 1947. 1046. 27 p. (Serial 688.) [Notice regarding time meridians on
p. 2 of cover.] t Paper, 15c. • Item 235

L. C. card 46-27729 C 4.27 : G 37/947

Aeronautical charts

Albany [N. T.], lat. 42°-44°, long. 72''-78"' ; sectional aeronautical chart V-9.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washinsrton, D. C. [July 1946]. 20X41
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 ;A1 13/946

Aleutian Islands. Flight chart : Adak Island to Attn Island. Aleutian Islands, lat.
50°-54°. long. 172°180'' ; FC 1. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1.000,000. Wash-
ington, D. C, 4th edition. May 1946. 13X35 in. [Diagonally between degrees
of latitude and longitude indicated in entry. Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/9:1/^6

Flight chart; Dutch Harbor to Adak Island, Aleutian Islands, lat. 165°-

178°, long. 51°-56° ; FC 2. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000.000. Washington,
D. C, 5th edition, June 1946. 13X35 in. [Diagonally between degrees of lati-
tude and longitude indicated in entry. Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/9 : 2/946

Aroostook [Mai7ie'\, lat. 46°— 48°, long. 66°-72°; sectional aeronautical chart X-10.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500.000. Washington, D. C. [June 1946]. 20X39
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : Ar 67/946

Boston [Mass.], lat. 41''-44°, long. 69°-72° ; sectional aeronautical chart UV-10.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : .500,000. Washington, D. C. [July 1946]. 29X22
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : B 657/946

Burlington [F^]. lat. 44°-^6°, long. 72°-78° ; sectional aeronautical chart W-9.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : .500,000. Washington, D. C. [June 1946]. 20X40
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] f ^. C 4.9/4 : B 925/^46

Casper [Wyo.], lat. 42°-44°, long. 102°-108° ; sectional aeronautical chart V-4.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : .500.000. Washington, D. C. [May 1946]. 20X41
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : C 27/946

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Charleston, S. C. Flight chart : Charleston to Miami, U. S. A., lat. SO'-SS", long.
25°-33° ; FC 43. Scale 10 m.=O.G in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. "Washington, D. C, 3d
edition, Mar. 1946. 13X35 in. [Diagonally between degrees of latitude and
longitude indicated in entry. Legend and index on reverse side. Lambert
conformal conic projection.] f 25c. C 4.9/9 : 43/946

Chicago [III.], lat. 40°-42°, long. 84°-90°; sectional aeronautical chart U-7. Scale
10 m.=l. 3 in., scale 1: 500,000. Washington, D. C. [June 1946]. 20X42 in.
[Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : C 432/946

Cleveland [07i/o], lat. 40°^2°, long. 7S°-84° ; sectional aeronautical chart U-8.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D.C. [June 1946]. 20X42
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : C 599/946

Dallas, Tex. Flight chart: Dallas-Fort Worth to El Paso, U. S. A., lat. 31°-34°,
long. 97°-107° ; FC 218. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1.000,000. Washington,
D. C, 1st edition, May 1946. 13X43 in. [Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] 1 25c. C 4.9/9 : 218/946

Des Moines [Iowa], lat. 40°-42°, long. 90°-96°; sectional aeronautical chart U-6.
Scale 10 m. = 1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [June 1946]. 20X42
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 2oc. C 4.9/4 : D 465/946

Detroit [Mich.], lat. 42°-^4°, long. 78°-84° ; sectional aeronautical chart V-8.
Scale 10 m. =1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C [July 1946]. 20X41
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : D 484/946

Fargo [A". Dak.], lat. 46''-48°, long. 96°-102"; sectional aeronautical chart X-5.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [May 1946]. 20x39
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : F 224/946

Oreat Falls, Mont. Flight chart : Great Falls, U. S. A. to Edmonton. Canada, lat.
47°-54°, long. 110°-116° ; FC 13. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1.000,000. Wash-
ington, D. C, 6th edition, June 1946. 13X35 in. [Diagonally between degrees
of latitude and longitude indicated in entry. Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. C 4.9/9 : 13/946

Green Bay [Wis.], lat. 44°-46°, long. 83°-90° ; sectional aeronautical chart W-7.
Scale 10m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [June 1946]. 20X46
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. C 4.9/4 : G 829/946

Huron, Lake. Lake Huron, lat. '44°-46°, long. 78°-84° ; sectional aeronautical
chart W-8. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [June
1946]. 20X40 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c.

C 4.9/4 : H &41/94&-2

Lake of the Woods, lat. 48°-50°, long. 90°-96° ; sectional aeronautical chart Y-6.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. C. [May 1946.] 20X38
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : L 148w/946

Lewiston [Maine], lat. 44°-46°, long. 66°-72° ; sectional aeronautical chart W-10.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. C. [July 1946.] 20X40
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 2.jc. C 4.9/4 : L 589/^46

Lincoln [Nebr.], lat. 40°-42°, long. 96°-102'' ; sectional aeronautical chart U-5.
S'cale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. C. [June 1946]. 20X42
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : L 638/946

Milwaukee [Wis.], lat. 42"'-44°, long. 84''-90° ; sectional aeronautical chart V-7.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. C. [June 1946]. 20X41
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. C 4.9/4 : M 648/946

Minneapolis, Minn. Twin Cities [Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minn.], lat. 44°-46°,
long. 90°-96° ; sectional aeronautical chart W-6. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale
1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [May 1946]. 20X40 in. [Lambert conformal
conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : T 923/946-2

Minot [N. Dak.], lat. 4S°-50°, long. 96''-102° ; sectional aeronautical chart Y-5.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. C. [June IMQ]. 20X38
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : M 666/946

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1154 Go\SERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

Montfjotncry, Ala. Flight chart: Montgomery to San Antonio, U. S. A., lat. 28°-
33°, long. St;°-99° ; FC 185. «cale 10 ni.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Wa.shing-
ton, D. C, 1st edition, May 1!)4(). 13X54 in. f Diagonally between degrees
of latitude and longitude indicated in entry. Legend and index on reverse
side. Lambert couformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/9 : 185/946

Nashville, Tenn. Flight chart: Nashville to Miami. U. S. A., lat. 25°-37'', long
SO'-SS"; FC 187. Scale 10 m.-=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000.000. Washington. D. C,
1st edition, May 19-16. 13X56 in. [Diagonally between degrees of latitude and
longitude indicated in entry. Legend and index on reverse side. Lambert
conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/9 : 187/946

New York, N. Y. Flight chart: New York to Chicago, U. S. A., lat. 39°-42°,
long. 74''-89°; FC 178. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000,000. Washington,
D. C, 1st edition, May 1946. 13X52 in. [Diagonally between degrees of lati-
tude and longitude indicated in entry. Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. C 4.9/9 : 178/946

Pocatello [Idaho], lat. 42°-44°, long. 10S°-114° ; sectional aeronautical chart V-3.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1: 500,000. Washington, D. C. [May 1946]. 20X41
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. C 4.9/4 : P 75/946

Radio direction finder. Aei-onautical chart for radio direction finding, lat. 31°-
40°, long. 105°-122° ; 24DF. b'cale 25 m.=O.S in., scale 1 : 2,000,000. Washing-
ton, D. C. [May 1946J. 23X35 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.
Includes area between San Francisco, Denver, San Diego and El Paso.] t 40c.

C 4.9/5 : 24DF/946

Radio direction finding aeronautical chart, lat. 25°-39°, long. 76°-90° ;

26DF. Scale 25 m.=0.8 in., scale 1 : 2,000,000. Washington, D. C. [May 1940].
33X30 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection. Includes area between New
Orleans, St. Louis, Washington, D. C. and Key West.] 1 40c.

C 4.9/5 : 26DF/946

Seattle, Wash. Flight chart: Seattle to San Francisco, U. S. A., lat. 38°-48°,
long. 121°-124° ; FC 221. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. W^ashington,
D. C, 1st edition. May 1946. 13X49 in. [Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/9 : 221/946

Sioux City [Iowa], lat. 42°-44°, long. 96°-102° ; sectional aeronautical chart V-5.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. C. [May 1946]. 20X41
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] " t 25c. C 4.9/4 : S'i 73/946

Superior, Lake. Lake Superior, lat. 46°-48°, long. 84°-90° ; sectional aeronautical
chart X-7. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : ,500,000. Washington, D. C. [June
1946]. 20X39 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c.

C 4.9/4 : Su 76/946-2
Airport obstruction plans

Note. — The purpose of these plans is to show runwaj-s and obstructions above a 40 to 1
glide ancle from end of runways. These plans are not maps and most ph.vsical and cultural
features below the 40 to 1 glide angle have been purposely omitted.

Corpus Christi (Cliff Maus), Tex., profile and plnn to .nocompany airport obstruc-
tion plan OP-97. Horizontal scale 1 in.=l,000 ft., vertical scale 1 in.=100 ft.
n. p. [1946]. 28X18 in. Included in price of airport obstruction plan OP-97
(t40c.). C 4.9/11 : 97/sh.2

Harding Field, Baton Rouge, La., airport obstruction plan and profile; OP-40.
Horizontal scale 1 : 12,000. profile scale, horizontal 1 in.=l,000 ft., vertical
1 in. =100 ft. n. p. .Tune 1946. 28X38 in. t 40c. C 4.9/11 : 40

Indianapolis Municipal Airport, Indianapolis, Ind., profile and plan to accom-
pany airport obstruction plan OP-203. Horizontal scale 1 in. =1.000 ft., ver-
tical scale 1 in. =100 ft. n. p. [1946]. 31X20 in. Included in price of airport
obstruction plan OP-203 (t 40c. ) . O 4.9/11 : 203/sb.2

La Ouardia Field. New York, N. Y., profile and plan to accompany airport ob-
struction plan OP-289. Horizontal scale 1 in.=l,000 ft., vertical scale 1 in.=
100 ft. n. p. [1946]. 28X32 in. Included in price of airport obstruction plan
OP-289 (t 40c.). G 4.9/11 :289/sh.2

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Moisant Airport, New Orleans, La., airport obstruction plan and profile; OP-609.
Horizontal scale 1 : 12.0CK), profile scale, liorizontal 1 in.=l,0UO ft., vertical
1 in.=100 ft. n. p. July 1946. 28x38 in. t 40c. C 4.9/11 : G09

.Rio Grande Valley International Airport, Brownsville, Tex., airport obstruction
plan and profile ; OP-61. Horizontal scale 1 : 12,(X)0, profile scale, horizontal
1 iu.=l,00<J ft., vertical 1 in. = 100 ft. n. p. Mar. 1946, reprinted June 1946.
28X38 in. t 40c. C 4.9/11 : 6l/sii.2

.Shrevcport, La., Municipal Airport, airport obstruction plan and profile; OP-392.
Horizontal scale 1 : 12,000, profile scale, horizontal 1 in. =1,000 ft., vortical
1 in. =100 ft. n. p., June 1946. 28X38 in. t 40c. C 4.9/11 : 392

Winslow Airport, Winslow, Ariz., profile and plan to accompany airport obstruc-
tion plan OP-462. Horizontal scale 1 in.=l,000 ft., vertical scale 1 in. =100 ft.
n. p. [1946]. 28x18 in. Included in price of airport obstruction plan OP-462
(t 40c.). C 4.9/11 : 462/sh.2

Wol(l-Chamberlai7i Field, Minneapolis, Minn., profile and plan to accompany air-
port obstruction plan OP-264. Horizontal scale 1 in. =1,000 ft., vertical scale
1 in. =100 ft. n. p. [1946]. 30X23 in. Included in price of airport obstruc-
tion plan OP-264 (t 40c.). C 4.9/11 : 2&4/sh.2

Nautical charts

lUnited States. Isogonic chart for 1945, United States, including isoporic lines;
no. 3077. Scale 1 : 5,000,000. Washington, D. C, 1946. 27X45 in. [Lambert
conformal conic projection. Standard parallels 33° and 45°.] f 40c.

C 4.9 : 3077

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COMMERCE BUREAU

.Heating contracting business. Establishing and operating heating and plumbing
contracting business ; prepared by Lawrence P. Mutter and Kenneth R. Davis.
[1946.] vi + 139 p. il. (Industrial (small business) series no. 36.) [Orig-
inally prepared as an Education manual for War Department. Text and other
illustrations on p. 1-4 of cover.] * Paper, 30c. • Item 254
L. C. card 46-27765 C 18.225 : 36

.Industrial reference service. See International Trade Office, Industrial reference
service.

.Shoe business. Establishing and operating retail shoe business; prepared by
Edwin Hahn, in cooperation with J. G. Schnitzer. [1946.] v+180 p. il. (In-
dustrial (small business) series no. 34.) [Text and another illustration on
p. 1-4 of cover.] * Paper, 35c. • Item 254
L. C. card 46-27719 C 18.225 : 34

Store locations. Selecting store location [with bibliography] ; by Helen G. Can-
oyer. [1946.] v+68 p. il. (Economic series no. 56.) * Paper, 20c. • Item
249
L. C. card 46-27709 C 18.206: 56

Variety sto^re. Establishing and operating variety and general merchandise
store; by Nelson A. Miller. [1946.] vi-f256 p. il. (Industrial (small busi-
ness) .series no. 35.) [Originally prepared as an Educational manual for War
Department. Text and another illustration on p. 1-^ of cover.] * Paper, 45c.
• Item 254
L. C. card 46-27718 018.225:35

INTERNATIONAL TRADE OFFICE

Industrial reference service. * various prices, see note below. • Item 253
L. C. card 45-28228 C 34.10:

Note. — The service provides comprolionsive enrrent rlata on prorliiction, distribution,
prices, standards, specifications, export and import trade, foreign tariffs and regulations
as apiilied to specific commodities, results of domestic maritet research, foreign market
surveys.

Single parts as listed below are available at ."Fl.SO per volume, foreign subscription
$2.00, except Chemicals, drugs and pharmaceuticals (pt. 2) which is $2.00 per volume,

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Industrial reference seivicc — Continued

foreign subscription $2.75. Each volume will cover a year. Single copies of the several'
reports issued are available at tlie uniform price of 5 cents each. Remittances for
subscriptions to the service should be made to the Superintendent of Documents, Gov-
ernment Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C.

The parts thus far comprising the Industrial reference service are as follows :
pt. 1. Transportation.

pt. 2. Ciieniicals, drugs and pharmaceuticals,
pt. 3. Motion pictures and equipment,
pt. 4. Electrical equipment,
pt. 5. Foodstuffs, fats and oils
pt. 6. Forest products.
pt. 7. Leather,
pt. 8. General products,
pt. 9. Textiles and related products,
pt. 10. Machinery & motive products,
pt. 11. Metals & minerals,
pt. 12. Commodities reference service.

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS

Condensation. Laboratory observations of condensation in wall specimens [with?
list of references] ; by Ricbard S. Dill and Herman V. Cottony. Aug. 2. 1946..
ii+9 p. il. 4° (Building materials and structures report BMSIOG.) * Paper,
10c. • Item 272 C 13.29 : 106

Diamond powder. Size grading of diamond powder ; by B. L. Steierman, H. Insley,
and W. H. Parsons. [1946.] p. 460-i78, il. 1 pi. 4 p. of pi. (Research paper
RP1716.) [From Journal of research of National Bureau of Standards, May
1946, V. 36] * Paper, 5c. . C 13.22/a : 1716

Oas turbines. Bibliography of unclassified books and reports on gas turbines, jet
propidsion and rocket power plants. July 22, 1946. 15 p. 4° (Letter circular
LC-832.) [Processed.] t C 13.16: 832

House plan services. July 15, 1946. 2 p. 4° (Letter circular LC-829.) [Proc-
essed. Supersedes LO-SOl.] t 013.16:829-

Optical glass. Slip casting of clay pots for manufacture of optical glass at
National Bureau of Standards [with list of references] ; by Raymond A.
Heindl, Gordon B. Massengale, and Louis G. Cossette. Julv 15, 1946. ii+20'
p. il. (Circular C452.) * Paper, 10c. • Item 273
L. C. card 46-27786 013.4:452

Paper ^H&es for packaging milk-bottle caps. 1946. ii+9 p. il. (Simplified prac-
tice recommendation R218-46.) [Effective date. Mar. 1, 1946.] * Paper, 5c.
0 Item 280 0 13.12/1 : 218

Proving rings for calibrating testing machines [with list of references] ; by Bruce
L. Wilson, Douglas R. Tate, and George Borkowski. Aug. 14, 1946. ii-|-21 p. il.
(Circular C454.) ♦ Paper, 10c. • Item 273
L. 0. card 46-27665 0 13.4 :454

Weights and measures. List of weights and measures oflBces of States and Dis-
trict of Columbia (Sept. 1, 1946). [1946.] 7 p. 4° (Letter circular LC 834.)
[Processed. Supersedes LC 650.] t 013.16:834

PATENT OFFICE

Note. — The Patent Office publishes Specifications and drawings of patents in single
copies. These are not enumerated in this catalog, but ma.v be obtained for 10c. each at the
Patent Office when identified by patent number. The Office also issues coupon orders in
packages of 20 at $2.00 per package, or in books containing 100 coupons at .$10.00 per book.
These coupons are good until used but are to be used only for orders sent to the Patent
Office. For schedule of office fees, address Chief Clerk, Patent Office, Washington, D. C.

DeLancey, Ralph W. In Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent appeal no.
5216, in re Ralph W. DeLancey, ignition means for liquid burners ; brief for com-
missioner of patents. [1946.] cover title, 5 p. 4° $ C 21.10 : D 373/2

Homey, Amos G. In Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent appeal no.
5240, in re Amos G. Horney, method of making hydrocarbons; brief for com-
missioner of patents. [1946.] cover title, 8 p. 4° t C 21.10 : H 784/3-

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Patents, aassification of patents. 2d revision. 1&46. v+40 p. t • Item 288
L. C. card 46-26976 C 21.2 : C 56/2

J*entz, Albert D. In Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent appeal no.
5301, in re Albert D. Pentz, fluid coupling; brief for commissioner of patents.
[1^6.] cover title, 10 p. 4° J C 21.10 : P 389

Ttodman, Thomas E. In Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent appeal no.
5292, in re Thomas E. Rodman and Sidney E. Bates, lubricant distributing
applicator for rail lubricating apparatus; brief for commissioner of patents.
[1M6.] cover title, 5 p. 4° t C 21.10 : R 618/2

Witnier, Philip 8. In Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent appeal no.
5257, in re Philip S. Winner, sulfonamide derivatives; brief for commissioner of
patents. [1946.] cover title, 6 p. large 8° t C 21.10 :W 73

WEATHER BUREAU

Meteorology. Annual meteorological summary, witli comparative data, [calen-
dar year] 1945, Knoxville Municipal Airport, Alcoa, Tenn. ; compiled by T. W.
Kleinsasser. 1946. 12 p. narrow 8° t • Item 298 C 30.16 : T 2.5/945

Weather glossary; compiled by Alfred H. Thiessen. Aug. 1, 1946. iv+299 p.
(W. B. no. 1445.) * Cloth-lined paper cover, 65c. • Item 301
I.. C. card 46-27744 C 30.2 : G 51

CONGRESS

Directory. 79th Congress, 2d session, beginning Jan. 14, 1946, official congres-
sional directory; [compiled by J. Hal McCall]. 2d edition, corrected to June
29, 1946. 1946. xx+906 p. il. 1 pi. * Cloth, $1.25. • Item 307
L C. card 6-35330 Y 4.P 93/1 : 1/79-2-2

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Bankruptcy laws of United States [July 1, 1898-July 1, 1946] ; compiled by Elmer
A. Lewis, superintendent Document Room, House of Representatives. 1946.
ii-t-312 p. * Paper, 25c. • Item 308
L. C. card 47-27757 T 1.2 : B 22/2/946

Polish constitution day, addresses delivered in House of Representatives on 155th
anniversai-y of independence of Poland, May 3, 1946. 1946. ii+38 p. (H. doc.
710, 79th Cong., 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-26949

Veterans of Foreign Wars of United States. Proceedings of 46th national en-
campment of Veterans of Foreign Wars of United States, Chicago, 111., Oct. 2-4,
1945. 1946. x+250 p. 2 p. of por. (H. doc. 540, 79th Cong., 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 27-16417

AGRICTTLTUKE COMMITTEE, HOUSE

-Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, Aug. 19, 1946 ; no. 6. 1946. 53 p.
r t Y 4.Ag 8/1 : 79/6

APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Appropriations. First supplemental appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947, hear-
ings before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session. 1946. ii+51 p. * Paper,
1,5c. • Item .339
L. C. card 46-26952 Y 4.Ap 6/1 : D 36/947-1

BANKING AND CURBENCY COMMITTEE, HOUSE

^Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions, final calen-
dar. 1946. 58 p. 4° I Y 4.B 22/1 : 79/fin.ed.

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1158 Government Publications

Philippine I.<^hi}t<1s. Financial aid to Republic of the Philippines, hearing, 79th'
Congress, 2cl session, on H. J. Res. 383, superseded by H. J. Res. 388, July 24,
1946. 194t>. ii+34p. * Paper, lOe. • Item 340
L. C. card 40-26956 Y 4.B 22/1 : P 53-

• COINAGK, WEIGHTS, AND MEASURES COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Half dollar. Commemorative coins, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R.
93 ami H. R. 1281, bills to authorize coinage of 50-cent pieces to jperpetuate-
memory of Will Rogers, H. R. 2377, to authorize coinage of 50-cent pieces in
commemoration of lOOth anniversary of admission of Iowa into the Union as
State, and H. R. G528, to authorize coinage of 50-cent pieces to commemorate
life and perpetuate ideals and teachings of Booker T. Washington, June 28-
July 12, 194G. 1946. ii+58 p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 344
L. C. card 40-26939 Y 4.C 66 : C 73

FOBEIGN AFFAIBS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 1945-46, final edition. [1946.]
38 p. 4° t Y 4.F 76/1 : 79/fiu.ed.

INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, Aug. 2, 1946, final edition: no. 6.
1946. 72 p. 4° t Y 4. In 2/1 : 79-2/6

INSULAR AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Philippine Islands. To provide for rehabilitation of Philippine Islands, appendix
to hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on S. 1610 : Exhibits pertaining to testi-
mony appearing in pt. 1 of committee hearings. 1946. pt. 2, iii-f 211-368 p. il.
8 maps. * I*aper, 30c. • Item 355
L. C. card 4&-26741 T 4.1n 7/1 : P 53/28/pt.2

LABOR COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Women's equal pay act of 19.'i5, report to accompany H. R. 5221 ; submitted by Mr.
Randolph. July 27, 1946. 8 p. (H. rp. 2687, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Alaskan fisheries, hearings before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session, pursu-
ant to authority of H. Res. 38, authorizing investigation of national defense
proirram as it relates to Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries. June
24, 1946. 1946. pt. 1, iii-f-1-44 p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 362
L. C. card 40-26936 Y 4.M 53 : Al 1/19/pt.l

Merchant mari)ir act, 1936, revised to Aug. 15. 1946, merchant ship sales act of
1946, and supplementarv enactments of 79th Congress, Jan. 3. 1945-Aug. 2. 1946.
1946. [l]+13n p. (No. 55, revised.) * Paper. 25c. Y 4.M 53 : 942-44/55/rev.

Ships. Postwar disposition of merchant vessels, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d ses-
sion, on H R. 3003. to provide for sale of certain Government-owned merchant
vessels, June 4, 1940. 1940. iii+28 p. * Paper, lOc. • Item 362
L. C. card 40-26953 Y 4.M 53 : V 63/24

Tax UnWlity of ship operators, hearings before subcommittee. 79th Congress, 2d
session, pursuant to authority of H. Res. 38, authorizing investigation of na-
tional defense i)rogram as it relates to Committee on Merchant Marine and
Fisheries. Mav 10. 1946. 1946. pt. 2, iii-t-45-120 p. * Paper, 20c. • Item 362
L. C. card 46-26198 Y 4.M 53 : T 19/4/pt.2

MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Officers, Army. Appointment of additional commissioned officers, hearings, 79th
Congress. 2d session, on H. R. 6817, to provide for appointment of additional
commissioned officers in Regular Army. July 10, 1940; [statement of Dwight D.
Eisenhower!. 19^6. iii+2S p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 363
L. C. card 46-26934 Y 4.M 59/1 : Of 2/14

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NATIONAL DEFENSE PROGRAM IN ITS RELATION TO SMALL BUSINESS IN UNITED STATES,
SELECT COMMITTEE TO CONDUCT STUDY AND INVESTIGATION OF, HOUSE

Fats. Study and investigation of national defense program in its relation to
small business, hearings, 79tb Congress, 2d session, on H. Res. 64 : Distribution
of inedible fats and oils by Department of Agriculture, Apr. 3-15, 1946. 1946.
pt. 7, iii+1781-1914 p. * Paper, 25c. • Item 380
L. C. caril 43-11838 Y 4.N 21/7 : D 36/3/pt. 7

NAVAL AFFAIUS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Aviafimi curlets. To amend naval aviation cadet act of 1942 so as to authorize
appointment of navigators and observers as commissioned officers, H. R. 5803,
[introduced by] Mr. Hendricks; [letter from judge advocate general of Navy
to chairman of Committee on Naval Affairs concerning bill]. [1946.] p. 3625-
26. (No. 270.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4. N 22/la : 945-46/270

Claims. Hearing [79th Congress, 2d session], on S. 2247, to permit Secretary of
Navy to delegate authority to compromise and settle claims against United
States caused by vessels of Navy or in naval service, or for towage or salvage
services to such vessels, and on H. R. 6994, to permit Secretary of Navy to
delegate authority to compromise and settle claims for damages to property
under jurisdiction of Navy Department; [statement of Myron H. Avery]
[1946.] p. 3&43-45. (No. 275.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365

Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/275

Dalton, WiUium A. For relief of William Aloysius Dalton, H. R. 6378, [intro-
duced by] Mr. Bloom ; [letter from judge advocate general of Navy to chairman
of Committee on Naval Affairs concerning bill]. [1946.] p. 3621-22 (No
268.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 945^6/268

MichcUon, Albert A. To provide for erecting monument or memorial to Albert
Abraham Michelson upon gi'ounds of Naval Academy at Annapolis, H. R. 5964,
[introduced by] Mr. Hinshaw; [letter from judge advocate general of Navy to
chairman of Committee on Naval Affairs concerning bill]. [1946] p 3619
(No. 267.) * Paper, .5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/267

Naval Academy, Annapolis. Hearings [79th Congress, 2d session], on H. R.
6093, to further amend act of Jan. 16, 1936, as amended, to provide for retire-
ment and retirement annuities of civilian members of teaching staff at Naval
Academy and Postgraduate School, Naval Academy. [1946.] p 3631-36
(No. 272.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/272

Naval Reserve. Hearing [79th Congress, 2d session], on H. R. 7039, to further
amend sec. 304 of Naval Reserve act of 1938, as amended, so as to grant
certain benefits to naval personnel engaged in training duty prior to official
termination of World War II; [statement of Ira H. Nunn]. [1946.] p 3641-
42. (No. 274.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/274

Surgeons. Hearing [79th Congress, 2d session], on H. R. 6992, to amend act
of May 4^ 1898 (30 Stat. 369), as amended, to authorize the President to
appoint 250 acting assistant surgeons for temporary service [in Medical Corps
of Navy; .statement oi William J. C. Agnew]. [1946.] p. 3637-39. (No 273 )
* Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/273

Texas. U. S. S. To authorize Secretary of Navy to transfer to Texas battleship
Texas, including silver service presented to United States for such battleship,
H. R. 5943, [introduced by] Jilr. Thomas of Texas; [letter from acting Secretary
of Navy to chairman of Committee on Naval Affairs concerning bill]. [1946.]
p. 3617. (No. 266.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4. N 22/la : 945-46/266

Trophies. Hearing [79th Congress. 2d session], on S. 1547, to provide for dis-
position of vessels, trophies, relics, and material of historical interest by
Secretary of Navy. [1946.] p. 3627-30. (No. 271.) * Paper, 5c. •Item 365

Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/271

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11(30 GOMSRNMEXT PUBLICATIONS

Vcteram of Foreign Wars of Vvitrd States. To provide for making certain Navy
Dt'imrtment articles and equipment available for use at convention of Veterans
of Foreign Wars to be held in Boston. Mass., Sept. 1946, H. R. 6462, [intro-
duced by] Mr. MCorniaik, To authorize Secretary of Navy to lend Navy
Department equipment lor use at 2Sth annual national convention of American
Legion. H. R. 6300, [introduced by] Mr. Izac; [letter from judge advocate
general of Navv to chairman of C'onnnittee on Naval Affairs concerning bills].
[1946.] p. 3623-24. (No. 269.) • Paper, oa • Item 2®)

Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/269

PmiJC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS COMMrrrB:E, HOUSE

Educational facilities. Authorizing Federal works administrator to provide edu-
cational facilities to educational institutions under servicemen's readjustment
act of 1944. hearings. 70th Congress. 2d session, on S. 20So, to amend title 5 of
act to expedite provisi«>n of housing in connection with national defense, to
authorize Ftxleral works administrator to provide educational facilities to
educational institutions furnishing courses of training or education to persons
under servicemen's readjustment act, July 24, 1946. 1946. ii+30 p. (No. 3.)
* Paper. 10c. • Item 370
L. C. card 40-27071 Y 4.P 96/6 : 7»-2/3

PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Mount McKinlci/ National Park. Protection of Dall sheep, caribou, etc., native to
Mount McKinley National Park, hearings, 79th Congress. 2d session, on H. R.
5004 and H. R. 5401. bills to provide for protection of Dall sheep, caribou, and
other wildlife native to Mount McKinley National Park area, July 23, 1946.
1946. ii-(-55 p. il. [The hearing of July 23. 1940, noted on the title page, is not
included. The hearings in this publication were held on Apr. 3 and May 22,
1946.] * Paper. 15c. • Item 371
L. C. card 46-2695S Y 4.P 96/2 : Sh 3

Petroleum. Development of oil and gas on public domain, hearings. 79th Con-
gress. 2d session, on H. R. 3711. to promote development of oil and gas on
public domain and on lands acquired for Appalachian National Forest, to
amend sec. 1. 17. 27. 30. and 30 of act approved Feb. 25, 1920 (41 Stat. 437), as
amended, and to repeal act approved Mar. 4. 1917 (39 Stat. 1150) insofar as
inconsistent herewith. May 14. 1940. 1946. iii+94 p. [The hearing of May 14.
1946. noted on the title page, is not included. The hearings in this publication
were held on Mav 10 and 11. 1940.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 371
L. C. card 46-26937 Y 4.P 96/2 : Oi 5/11

PEARL HARBOR ATTACK. JOINT COMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATION OF

• Item 381

L. C. card 40-27775 Y 4.P 31 : P 31

pt. 1. (He.irinss]. Nov. 15-21. 1945. xxrv4-l-."99 p. 4 pL • Paper, 70c.

pt. 2. Siime. Nov. 23-Dcc. 4. 1945. xvi-f-401-9S2 p. 'Paper. Sl.OO.

pt. 3. S.ime. Dec. 5-1."^. 1945. xvi + 983-15S3 p. * Paper. $1.00.

pt. 4. Same. Dec. 14-21. 1945. xvi 4- 1585-2063 p. il. * Paper. 75c.

pt. 5. S.ime. Dec. 31. 1945-Jan. 5. 1946. xvi + 2065-2492 p. * Paper. 65c.

pt. 6. Same. .Tan. l.%-21. 1946. xvi -f 2493-2920 p. 1 pi. 'Paper. 65c.

pt. 7. Same. .Tan. 22-29. 1046. xvi + 2921-337S p. 1 pi. map. • Paper. 75c.

pt. 8. Same. .Tan. 30-Feh. 6. 1946. xvi J; 3379-3927 p. •Paper. §1.00.

pt. 9. Same. Feb. 7-14. 1946. xvi -f 3929-4599 p. • Paper. J51.25.

pt. 10. Same. Feb. 15-20. 1946. xvi-^4601-5151 p. 1 pi. 'Paper. ?1.00.

pt. 11. Same. Apr. 9-Mav 31, 1946. xvi + 5153-5560 p. il. 1 pi. * Paper, 65c.

SENATE

AORICXTLTUBE AND FORESTBT COMMITTEE. SENATE

Calendars. Legislative calendar. 79th Congress, Aug. 2. 1946; no. 4. 1946. 52
p. 4* t Y 4.Ag 8/2 : 79/4

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AMERICAN SMALL BUSINESS, SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO STUDY PBOKLEMS OP, SENATE

Business. Problems of American small business, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d ses-
sion, pursuant to S. Res. 28 (extending S. Res. 298, 76th Congress). 1946. pts.
92-95. •
L. C. card 42-12978 Y 4. Am 3/5 : B 96/4

pt. 92. World food supplies in relation to small business, 1, June 3-5, 1946. v + 10367-

501 p. * Patier, 2ric.
pt. 93. Same, 2, June 6-10, 1946. iv + 10503-597 p. * Paper, 20c.
pt. 94. Same, 3, June 11-13. 1946. iv + 1059n-C77 p. • Paper, 15c.
pt. 95. Same, 4, June 14 and 15, 1946. v. + 10679-779 p. • Paper, 20c.

Foreign trade. Small business and Webb-Pomerene act, report of foreign trade
subconuuittee, pursuant to S. Res. 28 (extending S. Res. 298, 76th Congress),
Aug. 21, 1946. 1946. vii+118 p. il. (Senate subcommittee print no. 11, 79th
Congress, 2d session.) [Includes reports of Federal Trade Commission and
Justice Department on operation of the export trade act, commonly called Webb-
Pomerene act, and a report on small business experience with export associa-
tions prepared by Herbert B. Woolley.] t
L. C. card 46-27676 Y 4. Am 3/5 : W 38

Transportation program for small business, report of transportation subcommit-
tee, 79th Congress, 2d session, pursuant to S. Res. 28 (extending S. Res. 298,
76th Congress), Sept. 16, 1946. Reprint, with corrections, 1946. viii+48 p.
4 pi. (Senate subcommittee print no. 14, 79th Congress, 2d se.ssion.) [The
original print was dated Sept. 11, 1946, but not entered in Monthly catalog.]

* Paper, 2;'5c.

L. C. card 46-27677 Y 4.Am 3/5 : T 68/1-2

. APPEOPRTATIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Appropriations. First supplemental appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1947, hear-
ings before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. J. Res. 300. 1946.
ii+65 p. * Paper, 1.5c. • Item 883
L. C. card 46-26930 Y 4.Ap 6/2 : D 36/947

BANKING AND CURRENCY COMMITTEE, SENATE

Agricultural credit. Extpuding Land Bank Commissioner loans, hearing, 79th
Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 6477, to amend sec. 32 of emergency farm mort-
gage act of 1933, as amended, and sec. 3 of Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
act, as amended, June 29, 1946. 1946. ii+14 p. * Paper, 5c. • Item 384
L. C. card 46-26950 Y 4.B 22/3 : L 22/3

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, final edition, Aug. 17, 1940 ; no.
14. 1946. 64 p. 4° J Y 4.B 22/3 : 79/14

Federal credit union act amendments, h(>aring, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H R.
6372, July 2, 1946. 1946. ii+17 p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 384
L. C. card 46-26945 Y 4.B 22/3 : C 86/5

Half dollar. Booker T. Washington commemorative coin, hearing, 79th Con-
gress, 2d session, on II. R. C528, to authorize coinage of 50-cent pieces to com-
memorate life and pei-petuate ideals and teachings of Booker T. Washington,
July 23, 1946. 1946. iii + 16 p. * Paper, 5c. • Item 384
L. C. card 46-26931 Y 4.B 22/3 : W 27

Philippine Islands. Restoration of certain currency destroyed in Philippine
Islands, hearing, 7!)th Congress, 2d session, on H. J. Res. 321, to authorize mak-
ing of settlement on account of certain currency destroyed at Fort MillH, P. I.,
July 2, 1946; [statement of Stephen J. Spingarn]. 1946. ii+5 p. * Paper. 5c.

• Item 384

L. C. card 46-26929 Y 4.B 22/3 : P 53/2

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COMMEKCB COMMITTEE, SENATE

Mermcntaii River and tributaries, and Gulf Intracoustal Waterway and connect-
ing waters, La., letter from Secretary of War transmitting to chairman of
Committee on Commerce, Senate, review [by chief of engineers. Army | of re-
ports on and preliminary examination and survey of Mermentau River and
tributaries, including Bayou Queue de Tortue, La., and Gulf Intracoastal
Waterway and connecting waters in Louisiana between Bayou Sale Kidge and
Calcasieu River ; pre.sented by Mr. Overton. 194G. v+24 p. map. (S. doc. 231,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

DISTRICT Ot COLUMBIA COMMITTEE, SENATE

Calendar, 79th Congress, final edition, Aug. 14, 194G; no. 5. 194G. 47 p. 4° t

Y 4.D 63/2 : 79/5

EDUCATION AND LABOR COMMITTEE, SENATE

Hygiene, Puhlic. National health program, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session,
on S. IGtJG, to provide for national health program, Apr. 17-24, 1940. 1946.
pt 2. v+r)r>l-115S p. IS. 1606 establishes a National Advisory Medical Policy
Council. I * Paper. .$1.00. • Item 389
L. C. card 46-26049 ^ Y 4.Ed 8/3 : H 34/3/pt. 2

Mothers. Maternal and child welfare, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on
S. 1318, to provide for general welfare by enabling the several States to make
more adequate provision for health and welfare of mothers and children and
for services to crippled children, June 21 and 22, 1946. 1946. viii+391 p. 11.

* Paper, oOc. • Item 389 '

L. C. card 46-26943 . Y 4.Ed 8/3 : M 41/2

FINANCE COMMITTEE, SENATE

National service life insurance act, 19'fO, with amendments through Aug. 1,
1946, and appendix, excerpt from 2d revenue act of 1940, Public no. 801, 76th
Congress, approved Oct. 8, 1940. 1946. [l]+4i p. (Senate committee print,
79th Con^:ress, 2d session.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 46-27674 Y 4.F 49 : L 62/5

FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Aeronautics. Convention on international civil aviation, hearings, 79th Congress,
2d session, on Executive A, convention on international civil aviation, Chicago,
111., Dec. 7, 1944 ; May 29 and June 14, 1946. 1946. pt. 2, iii+315-365 p. il.

* Paper, 15c. • Item 392

L. C. card 45-37588 Y 4.F 76/2 : In 8/10/pt.2

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congres.s, 1st and 2d sessions, final edition,
Aug. 14, 1946 ; no. 8. 1946. 37 p. 4° t Y 4.76/2 : 79/8

IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE, SENATE

Calendar.'^. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, calendar of bills and resolutions,
final edition, Aug. 23, 19^6. 1946. 32 p. 4° J Y 4.1m 6/2 : 79/fin.ed.

INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Crow project. Adjustments in connection with Crow irrigation project, Crow
Indian Reservation, Mont., hearings, 79th Congress, [1st session and] 2d
session, on S. 4SS, S. 763, S. 1681, and S. 2077, bills concerning Crow Indians,
Crow Indian Reservation. Mont., Apr. 13, 1945, and Apr. 27, 1946. 1946.
iii+135p. * Paper, 25c. • Item 394
L. C. card 46-26955 Y 4.1n 2/2 : C 88/8

Indians. Facilitate and simplify administration of Indian afifairs, hearing, 79th
(Congress, 2d session, on II. R. 4386, Feb. 18-May 14, 1946. 1946. iii+20 p.

* Paper, 10c. • Item 394

L. C. card 46-26902 Y 4.1n 2/2 : In 2/8

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Indians — Continued

Removal of restrictions on propertj' of Indinns who served in armed forces,

hearing, 79th Congress, 2d session, on S. 1093 and S. 1194, June 12, 1946.
1946. ii+12 p. * Paper, 5c. • Item 394

L. C. card 46-26954 Y 4.1n 2/2 : P 94/3

Repeal of Wheeler-Howard act, hearing, 79th Congress, 2d session, on

S. 978, to repeal act of June 18, 1934 (48 Stat. 984), and act of June 15, 1935,
supplementary thereto (49 Stat. 378), May 8, 1946. 1946. ii+24 p. [The
Wheeler-IIoward act relates to the conservation and development of Indian
lands and to the granting of certain rights and privileges to Indians.] * Paper,
10c. • Item 394

L. C. card 46-26964 Y 4. In 2/2 : W 56

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMITTEE, SENATE

Carriers. Regulation of rate bureaus, conferences, and associations, hearings,
79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 2.536, to amend interstate commerce act
with respect to certain agreements between carriers, Mar. 20-May 3, 1946.
1946. vi+2416 p. il. 8 pi. 10 maps. * Paper, $3.50. • Item 396
L. C. card 46-27733 , Y 4. In 8/3 : R 18

National Air Policij Board. To establish National Air Policy Board, hearings
before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on S. 1639, to amend trans-
portation act of 1940 .'^o as to establish National Air Policy Board, May 21-June
6, 1946. 1946. iii+273 p. il. * Paper, 40c. • Item 396
L. C. card 46-26940 Y4.In 8/3 : N 21/2

MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Officers, Army. Additional commissioned officers, hearings before subcommittee
and Committee on Military Affairs, Senate, 79th' Congress, 2d session, on
S. 2343, to provide for appointment of additional commissioned officers in
Regular Army, June 27 and July 18, 1946. 1946. iii+46 p. [The hearing on
July 18, 1946, contains also a discussion of S. 1974. relating to elimination
and retirement of officers.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 401
L. C. card 46-26957 Y4.M59/2: Of 2/8

Pipe lines. War-plants disposal, bids for Big Inch and Little Big Inch pipe lines,
report of surplus property subconnnittee pursuant to S. Res. 129, Aug. 1946.'
19i6. vi-l-46 p. (Senate subcommittee print no. 11, 79tli Congress, '2d sesl
sion.) t

L. C. card 46-27675 Y 4.M 59/2 : W 19/18

..I'pli

property of Federal agencies on reclamation projects [for settlement and
employment of veterans, and for other purposes], Apr. 5, 1946. 1916 iv-l-23 p
* Paper, 10c. • Item 401

L. C. card 46-26932 Y 4.M 59/2 :W 19/17

Veterans. Superseniority rights of veterans, hearing before subcommittee 79th
Congress, 2d session, on II. R. 6;i35 and S. 2140, bills relating to liability of
employers in connection with reemployment of veterans, July l'> 1946 1946
iii+87p. * Paper. 15c. • Item 401 ^ . •

L. C. card 46-26951 Y 4.M 59/2 : V 64/5

NATIONAL DEFENSE PROGItAir, SPKCIAT. COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING, SENATE

National defense. Investigation of national defense program, additional report
pursuant to S. Res. 71. 77th Congress, S. Res. 6, 78th Congrejis. and S Res
55, (9th Congress : 5th annual report ; [submitted by Mr. Mead]. 19-16 iv-fl67
p. (S. rp. 110, pt. 7, 79tJi Cong., 2d sess.) [Includes rein-ints of pts. 5 and
b ot this report which were issued separately and entered in previous Monthly
catalogs.] * Paper, 25c.
L. C. card 45-35798

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NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Naiml Academy. Annapolis. Miscellaneous bills, hearing, 79th Congress, 2d ses-
sion, on S. 23G7, to authorize Secretary of Navy to construct aviation facilities
at Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., S. 2437, to further amend sec. 304 of Naval
Reserve act of 1938, as amended, so as to grant certain benefits to naval i)er-
President to appoint 250 acting assistant surgeons for temporary service [in
sonnel engaged In training duty prior to official termination of World War II,
S. 2401, to amend act of May 4, 1S98 (30 Stat. 369). as amended, to authorize the
Medical Corps of Navy, and] consideration of projects referred to committee by
Bureau of Yards and Docks covering proposals of Navy Department to acquire
land or property or dispose of same, July 17, 1946. 1946. iii+17 p. * Paper,
10c. • Item 403
L. C. card 46-26959 Y 4.N 22/2 : B 49/56

Parr, Warren S. Miscellaneous bills, hearing, 79th Congress, 2d session, on
S. 1373, for relief of Warren Sherman Parr, H. R. 5911, to e.stablish Office of
Naval Research in Department of Navy, S. 2304, to provide for training of
officers for naval service, June 26, 1946. 1946. iii+13 p. * Paper, 10c.
• Item 403 Y 4.N 22/2 : B 49/57

PETROLEUM RESOXJKCES, SPECIAL COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING, SENATE

Petroleum. Wartime petroleum policy under Petroleum Administration for War,
hearings, 79th Congress, 1st session, pursuant to S. Res. .36 (extending S. Res.
2r)3, 78tli Congress) , Nov. 28-30, 1945. 1946. iv+280 p. 37 pi. 3 maps. * Paper,
$1.25. • Item 381
L. C. card 46-26853 Y 4.P 44 : P 44/4

COURT OF CLAIMS

Kelhj, J. J., Co. J. J. Kelly Company v. United States ; report of commissioner.
[1946.] no. 46032. p. 21-26. $ Ju3.8:K297

Pennsylvania Coal d Coke Corporation v. United States; report of commissioner.
[1946.] no. 46367, p. 47-51. t Ju3.8:P3S4/5

Society of Chemical Industry v. United States; report of commissioner. [1946.]
no. 46120, p. 7-13. t Ju 3.8 : So 13/8

Swiss Confederation v. United States; report of commissioner. [1946.] no.
46239, p. 9-14. % -^^i 3.8 : Sw 66

COURT OF CUSTOMS AND PATENT APPEALS

Wool. Customs appeal no. 4548, United States v. V. P. Roberts & Co. ; transcript
of record on appeal from Customs Court. [1946.] cover title, i+35 p. t

Ju 7.6 : R 543

EMERGENCY BOARDS (NATIONAL RAILWAY LABOR

PANEL)

Report to the President by Emergency Board appointed May 29, 1946, pursuant to
sec. 10 of railvray labor act as amended, to investigate unadjusted dispute con-
cerning rates of pay between Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company and
certain of its employees represented by Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, New York. N. Y., June 20, 1946.
[1946.] [2]-f-25p. t • Item 848
L. C. card A 46-3921 NMB 1.7 : H 86

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EXPORT-IMPORT BANK OF WASHINGTON

Note. — The Export-Import Bank of Washington was made an independent agency of
the United States by Public law 173, 79th Congress, approved July 31, 1945.

Report. 2d semiannual report to Congress, Jan.-June 1946. [1946.] cover title,
70 p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 954
L. C. card 46-25991 Y 3.Ex 7/3 : 1/946

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

Rules and regulations: pt. 12, Rules governing amateur radio service, effective
Apr. 1, 1946; revised to May 9, 1946. [1946.] iv+17 p. 4° [Title 47, Tele-
communication, chap. 1, Code of Federal regulations.] f • Item 446

CO 1.7 : 12/2

Telephone. Statistics of class A and class B telephone carriers reporting an-
nually to the Commission as of Dec. 31, 1945 and for year then ended. [Aug.
1946.] 4 leaves, 4° [Processed.] t CC 1.2 : T 236/11/945

FEDERAL LOAN AGENCY

RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION

War construction activities of Reconstruction Finance Corporation; by Charles
B. Henderson, chairman, Reconstruction Finance Corporation. [1946.] 3+
[6] leaves, 4° [Processed.] t FL5.2:W19

FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION

Electric power. Typical electric bills, cities of 50,000 population or more, typical
net monthly bills as of Jan. 1, 1946 for residential, commercial, and industrial
services. May 1946. [2]-f-xiv-f 34 p. il. 4° (F. P. C. R-31.) [Processed.]
t Paper, 25c. FP 1.16/2 : C 49/946

Typical residential electric bills, cities of 2,500 population and more, typical

net mouthlv bills as of .Jan. 1, 1946. Aug. 1946. [2]+xiv+60 p. il. 4° (F. P. C.
R-32.) [Processed.] t Paper, 25c. FP 1.16/3 : C 49/2/946

Forms and publications, list and order blank, Sept. 1946. [1946.] [4] p. narrovs'
8° [Processed.] t FP 1.2 : P 90/2/946

National electric rate hook.

Note. — The National electric rate book and individual rate books for the 48 States,
covering the rates charged by publicly and privately owned utilities in communities of
1,000 or more population, are issued in loose-leaf binders. Supplements showing rate
changes and new rate schedules are isstied in processed form to replace superseded data.

Prices are as follows : National electric rate book, .flO.OO including binders and Sup-
plement service, for 12 montUs from date of order ; Supplement service thereafter, $7.50
per year.

State rate books, $1.00 each, including binder and Supplement services for 12 months ;
Supplement service thereafter, $1.00 per year.

National electric rate book: [State separate]; California. July 1946.

44 p. 4° [Supersedes issue of June 1, 1942.] FP 1.18 : C 12/946

Same; Colorado. July 1946. 28 p. 4° [Supersedes issue of Dec. 1, 1942.]

FP 1.18 : C 71/946

Same ; Nebraska. July 1946. 24 p. 4° [Supersedes issue of June 15, 1942.]

FP 1.18 : N 27/946

S'ame; Texas. June 1946. 66 p. 4" [Supersedes issue of Doc. 1, 1042.]

FP 1.18 : T 31/946

Same; Virginia. Apr. 1946. 19 p. 4" [Supersedes issue of Nov. 1. 1042.]

FP 1.18 : V 81/946

Same ; Wyoming. July 1946. 10 p. 4° [Supersedes issue of June 15, 1942.]

FP].1S:W 99/946

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FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Assets. National survey of liquid assets, prosiiective spending and saving and
suimiiary of survey findings; [prepared by Duncan McC. Holtliausen]. n. p.
[l'J4UJ. LIJ +11^ p. il. 4" LFrom Federal reserve bulletin, Aug. 1946.] t

FR 1.3/la : As 74/4

Housing, social security, and public works; [by] Ramsay Wood, Eliot J. Swan,
Walter F. Stettuer. n. p. June 1946. v4-i34 p. (Postwar economic studies
no. 6.) [Text on p. 2 and 3 of cover.] t I'aper, 25c.
L. C. card 46-27672 FR1.27:6

Regulations. Acceptance by member banks of drafts or bills of excbange, as
revised effective Aug. 31, 11)46. [1946.] 8 p. (Regulation C.) [Supersedes
Regulation C, series of 1928.] t FR 1.6 : 946/C

FEDERAL SECURITY AGENCY

EDUCATION OFFICE

Colombia. Education in Colombia [with bibliography] ; by John H. Furbay.
[1946.] vi+111 p. il. (Bulletin 1946, no. 6.) * Paper, 25c. • Item 492
L. C. card B 46-37 FS 5.3 : 946/6

Costa Rica. Education in Costa Rica [with bibliography] ; by John H. Furbay.
[1946.] v+62 p. il. (Bulletin 1946, no. 4) * Paper, 15c. • Item 492
L. C. card E 46-36 FS 5.3 : 946/4

Education. Federal Government funds for education, 1944-45 and 1945—46; [by
Timon Covert]. [1946.] iv+43 p. (Leaflet 77.) * Paper, 10c. • Item 496
L. C. card E 35-93 FS 5.18 : 77

Fire safety. Curriculum guide to fire safety for elementary schools [with brief
bibliography of sources]. [1946.] [2] +31 p. il. (Bulletin 1946, no. 8.)

* Paper, lUc. • Item 492

L. C. card E 46-38 FS 5.3 : 946/8

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE

Antigens. Nature of soluble antigen from typhus rickettsiae [with list of refer-
ences] ; by Charles C. Shepard and Ralph W. G. Wyckoff. [1946.] 8 p. il.
(Reprint 2714.) [From Public health reports, May 31, 1946, v. 61, no. 22.]

* Paper, 5c.

L. C. card 46-27738 FS 2.7/a : 2714

Arsenic poisoning. Systemic treatment of arsenic poisoning with BAL (2.3-
dimercaptopropanol) [with list of references; by] Harry Eagle. [1946.]
8 p. il ([Venereal Diseases Division]; Reprint 263.) [From Journal of
venereal disease information. May 1946, v. 27.] * Paper, 5c. FS 2.9/a : 263

Asthma. Asthma. [1946.] [8] p. narrow 8° ( [Qealth education series, no.
19.]) t • Item 522 FS 2.50: 19

Detergents. Performance test for rating dishwashing detergents [with list of
references] ; by Edward H. Mann and C. C. Ruchhoft. [1946.] 12 p. il. 1 pi. 2 p.
of pi. (Reprint 2721.) [From Public health reports, June 14, 1946, v. 61,
no. 24.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 46-27749 FS 2.7/a : 2721

Diarrhea. Studios of acute diarrheal diseases : 17, Sulfonamides in shigellosis
[with list of references] ; by Albert V. Hardy. [1946.] [2] +9 p. (Reprint
2719.) [From Public health reports, June 14, 1946, v. 01, no. 24.] * Paper, 5c
L. C. card 39-26646 FS 2.7/a : 2719

Food establishments. Guide to safe food service, manual for use in organizing
and conducting classes for food establishments employees [with list of refer-
ences] ; bv John Andrews and Frances T. Cliampion. Tentative edition, Feb.
1946. 194(;. iv+65 p. 1 pi. * Paper, 15c. • Item 522
L. C. card 46-26876 FS 2.6 : F 73/946

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Hay fever. Hay fever. [1946.] [4] p. narrow S" ( [Health education series, no.
17.]) t • Item 522 FS 2.50: 17

Health. Every American should know [dictionary .says: health is a freedom,

freedom fi'om physical disease or pain]. [June 1940.] [IG] p. il. ([Miscel-
laneous puhlication 36].) * Paper, 10c. • Item 524

L. C. card 46-27673 FS 2.29 : 36

Hot weather comfort. [Revised edition.] [June 1946.] [4] p. narrow 8°
([Health education series no. 3.]) * Paper, 5c., $1.50 per 100. • Item .522

FS 2.50 : 3/2

Houaing. How does housing affect health? [with list of references] ; by M. Allen
.Pond. [1946.] [2] +8 p. (Reprint 2717.) [From Public health reports, May
10, 1946. V. 61, no. 19.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 46-27748 FS 2.7/a : 2717

Jauiidiee. Homologous serum jamidice, experimental inactivation of etiologic
agent in serum by ultraviolet irradiation [with list of references] ; by John W.
Olipliant and Alexander Hollaender. [1946.] 6+[l] p. il. (Reprint 2707.)
[From I'ublic health reports, Apr. 25, 1946, v. 61, no. 17.] * Paper, .5c.
L. C. card 46-27736 F& 2.7/a : 2707

PenieUUn. Antibacterial action of penicillin, penicillin X, and streptomycin on
Hemophilus influenzae [with list of references] ; by William L. Hewitt and
Margaret Pittman. [1946.] 12 p. (Reprint 2715.) [From Public health
reports, JMav 31. 1946, v. 61, no. 22.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 46-27679 FS 2.7/a : 2715

Public health positions. Full-time public health positions in local health depart-
ments [with list of references] ; by Marion E. Altenderfer. [1946.] 10 p.
(Reprint 2720.) [From Public health reports, June 14, 1946, v. 61, no. 24.]

* Paper, 5c.

L. C. card 46-27739 FS 2.7/a : 2720

Public health worl-ers. Training public health workers, programs sponsored by
State health departments under title 6 of Federal social security act and
Federal venereal disease control act (1936-44) [with list of references] ; by
Joseph W. Mountin and Emilv K. Hnnkla. [1946.] [2] +24 p. il. (Reprint
2713.) [From Public health reiwrts, May 24, 1946, v. 61, no. 21.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 46-27651 FS 2.7/a : 2713

Scrub typhus. Complement fixation in tsutsugamushi disease (scrub typhus)
[with list of references] ; by Ida A. Bengtson. [1946.] [2] +6 p. (Reprint
2723.) [From Public health reports, June 14, 1946, v. 61, no. 24.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 46-27741 FS 2.7/a : 2723

Serological study of 37 cases of tsutsugamushi disease (scrub typhus)

occurring in Burma and Philippine Islands [with list of references] ; by Ida A.
Bengtson. [1946.] [2] +8 p. il. (Reprint 2722.) [From Public health re-
ports, June 14, 1946, v. 61, no. 24.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 46-27740 FS 2.7/a : 2722

Sunburn and suntan. [Revised edition.] [June 1946.] [4] p. narrow 8°
([Health education series no. 1.]) * Paper, 5c. $1.50 per 100. • Item 522

FS 2..50 : 1/2

Sunstroke, heatstroke, heat prostration. [June, 1946.] [4] p. narrow 8°
( [Health education series no. 9.] ) * Paper, 5c. $1.50 per 100. • Item .522

FS 2.50 : 4/2

Si/philis. False positive serologic .reactions for syphilis in lymphogranuloma
venereum [with list of references ; by] Albert Ileyman, E. L. Webb. 1046.
6 p. ( [Venereal Diseases Division] ; Reprint 264.) [From Journal of venereal
disease information, May 1946, v. 27.] * Paper 5c. FS 2.9/a : 264

■ Studies in syphilis : 6, Fibrosis and round cell infiltration of parenchymatous

organs (Warthin) in relation to serodiagnostic findings [with list of references;
by] Paul D. Rosahn. 1946. 4 p. ( [Venereal Diseases Division] ; Reprint
26.5.) [From Journal of venereal disease information, Mnv 1946. v. 27.]

* Paper, 5c. FS 2.0/a : 265

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11 68 Go\T2RNMENT PUBLICATIONS

Teeth. Shadowed replicas of tooth surfaces [with list of references] ; by David
B. Scott and Ralph W. G. Wyckoff. [IIMC] [21+10 p. il. (Reprint 2710.)
■ [From Public health reports, May 17, 1940, v. Gl, no. 20. J * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 40-27737 FS2.7/a:2710

Venereal diseases. Message to women, in technicolor. [June 1940.] [4] p. 4°
( [F. A. no. 5.] ) [Relates to motion picture about venereal diseases.] ♦ Paper,
5c. single copy ($2.00 per 100). • Item 522 FS2.36:5

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEIALTH

Journal of National Cancer Institute, v. 6, Aug. 1945-June 1946 [title page, con-
tents, errata and emendation, and index]. [1946.] vi-}-370-380 p. ♦Paper,
5c. • Item 523
L. O. card 40-29172 FS 2.31 : 6/t.p.& ind.

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION

Note. — The Social Security Administration was established in connection with the reor-
ganization of the Federal Security Agency resulting from Reorganization plan no. 2, which
became effective July 16, 1946.

children's bureau

Note. — The Children's Bureau (with the exception of its child labor functions) was
transferred from the Labor Department to the Federal Security Agency by Reorganization
plan no. 2, effective July 16, 1946. It was placed under the Social Security Administration
by authority of Federal security administrator.

For a publication issued prior to July 16, 1946, see Children's Bureau under Labor
Department.

Infantile paralysis. Primer on infantile paralysis, the disease and its treatment ;

[prepared by American Orthopaedic Association]. [1946.] [2]+iii+30 p. 12°

[Reprinted by permission of Journal of American Medical Association.] t

• Item 746 FS 3.202 : In 3

SOCIAL SECURITY BOARD

PUBLIC ASSISTANCE BUREAU

Staff training. Current practices in staff training, illustrations from State public
assistance agencies : 3, Staff development program, Texas State Department
of Public Welfare. 1946. iii+111 p. 4° (Technical Training Service.) f
L. C. card SS 44-24 FS 3.20 : 3

FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION

Note. — The Federal Trade Commission discontinued the publications of advance sheets of
Its decisions in printed form with the conclusion of volume 23. The Commission will,
however, on request, in case of a specific interest, supply processed copy of the full text
of any complaints, findings and orders, stipulations, or decisions in court cases to which
the Commission is a party, which are published later in printed form in the bound volumes
and sold by the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25,
D. C.

Distribution (economics) . Distribution methods and costs: pt. 9. Cost of produc-
tion and distribution of fish on Pacific Coast. 1946. vii+82 p. il. (H. doc. 718,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) f
L. C. card 44-40099

Keashey d Mattison Co. Nos. 982(5-29. in circuit court of appeals for 6tli circuit,
Keasbey & Mattison Co., et al., v. Federal Trade Commission, on petition to
review and set aside order of Federal Trade Commission ; brief for respondent.
[1946.] cover title, 2+iii-v-f 81 p. t FT 1.5 :K 217

Parker Pen Co. No. 8850, in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit, Parker Pen
Company v. Federal Trade Commission, on petition to review order of Federal
Trade Commission; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, iii+28 p. t

FT 1.5 : P 229

Rules, policy, and acts ; July 1, 1946. [1946.] cover title, lv+118 p. * Paper, 25c.
L. C. card 29-26990 FT 1.7 : 946

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FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY

Construction. Construction materials, no. 27-29; Sept.-Dec. 1945. [1945.] cover
titles, various pairing, 11. 4" [Monthly. Processed. November and December
issued as one publication.] t FW 1.1(5: 27-29

Same, with title. Public construction and construction materials, no. 30-33;

Jan.-Apr. 1946. [1946.] cover titles, each 36 p. or 34 p. il. 4" t

FW 1.16 : 30-^3

PUBLIC BUILDINGS ADMINISTRATION

Telephone directory. Republic 7500, Aug. 1946; issued by Office of Buildings
Management, Communications Office. [1946.] [4] +84+ [4] p. [Monthly.]
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FW 6.8 : 946/1

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Transportation maps

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highways, with status of improvement, principal connecting roads, railroads, and airports,
canals and dredged channels — in short, all the media of organized transportation. They
also show the boundaries or locations of National and State forests and parks, Indian
reservations, military reservations and recreational areas with the roads leadin;^ to them.
Special maps to a larger scale (1 : 125,000) printed as inserts on the regular sheets, where
practical)le, show in better detail the transportation routes within the hirger metropolitan
areas. The sheets are uniform in size 26X36 inches, oriented with the longer dimension
east and west.

Texas, transportation map, highways, railroads, canals, air lanes, and dredged
channels ; highways corrected to Feb. 1, 1943. Scale 1 : 250,000, approximately
1 in.=4 m. n. p. Geological Survey, 1943 [published 1946]. 33 sheets, each
about 23X33 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] * $7.50 per set of
33 sheets. FW 2,13 : T 31/943/sh.l-33

FOREIGN-TRADE ZONES BOARD

Addrefises. Philadelphia story, address by Thos. E. Lyons before Foreign Trad-
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essed.] t FTZ 1.9 :L 99/7

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Aia.sfca and Hawaii; Sept. 1946. [1946.] [2] +12 p. (Price list 60, 30th edition.)
t • Item 592
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Animal industry, farm animals, poultry and dairying; Aug. 1946. [1946.]
[2]+23p. (Price list 38, 42d edition.) t • Item 592
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Field manuals. List of Field manuals and Technical manuals for sale by super-
intendent of documents. Revised Aug. 1946. [1946.] 20 p. t • Item 588
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Oeof/raphy and explorations, guide-books, national parks ; Sept. 1946. [1946.]
[2] +9 p. (Price list 35, 33d edition.) t • Item 592
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Monthly catnloq. Index to T'^nited States Government publications, montlily

catalog, nos. 600-611; Jan,-Dec, 1045. 1946. [1] +1347-1549+ [1] p, * Piiper,

20c. single copy, included in price of Monthly catalog for subscribers. • Item

592. GP 3.8/1 : 945/ind.

Note. — A volume title page for nos. 600-611 is included.

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Plants, culture of fruits, vegetables, grain grasses, and cereals ; Aug. 1946. [1946.]
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Roads, construction, improvement, maintenance; Aug. 1946. [1946.] [2] +11 p.
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' FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE

Bait. Dealers in bait fishes; prepared in Division of Game-fi.sh and Hatcheries.
Chicago, 111., July 1946. [3] p. 4° (Fishery leatiet [191].) [Processed.
Series number has been added with rubber stamp.] f 149.28:191

Crabs. Chesapeake Bay soft crab industry; bv Prentiss W. Evans. Revised
Apr. 1JH6. Chicago, 111. [1840] 5 p. 4° (Fishery leaflet 184.) [Processed.
Supersedes F. I. 1607-25, reprint from Fishery market news, June 1939.] t

I 49.28 : 184

Fishery products. New England landings, by gear and area, annual summary,

1945. [1946.] [l]+15p. il. 4° (C. F. S. 264.) [Processed.] t

I 49.8/2 : 264

New England landings, New Bedford by gear and area, 1945, annual sum-
mary. [1946.] [l]+9p. il. 4° (C. F. S. 280.) [Processed.] t 149.8/2:280

New York City landings, 1945, annual summary 1946. [1946.] [l]+3 p.

il. 4° (C. F. S. 269.) [Processed.] t 149.8/2:269

Pacific coast fisheries, 1943, annual summary. [1940] [l]+5 p. il. 4°

(C. F. S. 270) [Processed.] t 149.8/2:276

Icing of fish at sea; by Boris O. Knake. Chicago, 111., July 1946. 3 p. il. 4°
(Fishery leaflet 189.) [Processed. , Supersedes Sep. 110, reprint from Fisliery
market news, Sept. 1945.] f 149.28:189

Migratory birds. Regulations relating to migratory birds and certain game
mammals, 1946, approved and proclaimed by the President, Julv 27, 1944, 9
F. R. 9873, as last amended Aug. 8, 1946, 11 F. R. 8707. Aug'. 1946. 9 p.
(Regulatory announcement 17.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 609 149.24:17

Sahnati. Canned salmon, annual summary, 1945. [1940] [l]+7 p. il. 4° (C.
F. S. 279) [Processed.] t 149.8/2:279

Tuna industry of southern Spain ; by T. E. A. Classen. Chicago, 111., Julv 1946.
28 p. 4° (Fishery leaflet 188.) [Processed.] t 149.28:188

GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES BOARD

Colombia. Directions for treatment of geographical names in Colombia. July

1946. [31+22 p. il. (Special publication no. 05.) [Processed. Includes list
of publications of Geographical Names Board.] t

L. C. card 46-27746 I 33.7 : 65

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Note. — Tho publications of the United States Geological Survey consist of Mono-
graphs, Professional papers, Bulletins, Water-suppl.v papers, folios of the Geologic atlas
of the United States, topographic maps (some of which bear descriptive text), base maps,
and other maps of the United States and of single States. Practically all of them are sale
publications. The maps and folios are sold by the Geological Survey, Wasliington 25.
D. C. Orders for other publications that are for sale should be sent to the Superintendent
of Documents, Washington 25, D. C.

Alaska. Copper bullion claims, Rua Cove, Knight Island, Alaska : by Karl Stef-
ansson and Robert M. Moxhain. 1&46. iii+85-92 p. il. 3 maps in pocket.
(Bulletin 947-E.) [Mineral resources of Alaska, 1943 and 1944. p. 85-92.]
* Paper, 10c. • Item 622. 1 10.3 : 947-E

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Alaska — Continued

Copper deposits of Kotsina-Kuskulana district, Alaska, by Ralph E. Van

Alstine and Robert F. Black; with introduction by Fred II. Moffit. 194G.
ii+121-141 p. il. 1 pi. and 1 pi. and map in pocket. (Bulletin 947-G.) [Min-
eral resources of Alaska, 1943 and 1944. p. 121-141.] * Paper, ir.c. •Item
622. 1 15>.3 : 947-G

Copper deposits of Nizina district, Alaska, by Don J. Miller ; with introduc-
tion by Fred II. Moffit. 1940. iii +93-120 p. il. 2 pi. and 2 maps in pocket.
(Bulletin 947-F.) [Mineral resources of Alaska, 1^3 and 1944, p. 93-120.]
♦ Paper, 15c. • Item 622 1 19.3 : &47-F

Geology and associated mineral deposits of some ultrabasic rock bodies

in soutlieastern Alaska ; by George C. Kennedy and Matt S. Walton, jr. 1946.
iii+aj-84 p. il. 4 maps in pocket. (Bulletin 947-D.) [Mineral resources of
Alaska, 1943 and 1944, p. 65-84.] * Paper, 10c. • Item G22 1 19.3 : 947-D

Molybdenite inYestigations in southeastern Alaska ; by W. S. Twenhofel,

G. D. Robinson, and H. R. Gault. 1946. iv+7-38 p. il. 4 pi. and 4 maps in
pocket. (Bulletin 947-B.) [Mineral resources of Alaska, 1943 and 1944,
p. 7-38.] * Paper, 45c. • Item G22 1 19.3: 947-B

• Nickel investigations in southeastern Alaska ; by George C. Kennedy and

Matt S. Walton, jr. 1946. iv+39-64 p. il. 8 pi. and 2 maps in pocket. (Bulle-
tin 947-C.) [Mineral resources of Alaska, 1943 and 1944, p. 39-64.] * Paper,
15c. • Item 622 1 19.3 : 947-0

Chromite deposits of North Elder Creek area, Tehama County, Calif. ; by G. A.
Rynearson. 1946. iv+191-210 p. il. 3 pi. and 3 maps in pocket. (Bulletin
94o-G.) [Strategic minerals investigations, 1944, p. 191-219.] * Paper, 45c.

• Item 622 1 19. 3 : 94u-G
Foraminifera. Upper Cretaceous Forminifera of Gulf coastal region of United

States and adjacent areas ; bv Josepli A. Cushman. 1946. iii+241 p. 66 p. of
pi. 4° (Professional paper 200.) * Paper, $1.00. • Item 626
L. C. card GS 46-125 1 1916 : 206

Oeochemistry. Contributions to geochemistry, 1942-45, short papers ; by R. C
W>l]s and others. 1946. vi+161 p. il. 3 pi. 2 p. of pi. (Bulletin 950.)

* Paper, 40c. • Item 622

L. C. card GS 46-128 1 19.3 : 950

Hawaii. Surface water supply of Hawaii, July 1, 1942-June 30, 1943; prepared
by Water Resources Brancli, Division of Surface Water. 1946. iv-|-134 p.
(Water-supply paper 985.) [Prepared in cooperation with Hawaii.] * Paper,
30c. • Item 627
L. C. card GS 17^66 1 19.13 : 985

Missouri River. Surface water supply of United States, 1944; pt. 6, Missouri
River basin ; prepared by Water Resources Branch, Division of Surface Water.
1946. viii+473 p. il. (Water-supply paper 1006.) [Prepared in cooperation
with Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, IMontana, Nebraska, North
Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming, and other agencies.] * Paper, 75c.

• Item 627

L. C. card 46-40712 1 19.13 : 1006

UtaJi. Late ]\Iesozoic and early Cenozoic history of central Utah ; by Edmund M.
Spieker. 194G. iii-fll7-161-|-[3] p. il. 8 p. of pi. 4° (Profos.sional paper
205 -D.) [Includes title-page and contents to Shorter contributions to general
geology, 1943-45. Shorter contributions to general geology, 1943-45, p. 117-161.]

* Paper, 15c. • Item 626 1 19.16 : 205-D

Maps

Note. — The maps listed below are sold by the Geological Survey. Remittances for these
maps should be made by money order payable to the Director of the Geolosjical Survey,
Washington 25, D. C. Esoeiit as otherwise indicated, a discount of 40 percent is allowed
on an order for maps, or for maps and geologic folios, that amounts to .$5.00 at the retail
price. In ordering give the name and s^cale of each map and the State in which the area lies.

AlasJca, compiled from all authenic sources, chiefly maps of Geological Survey and
Army Air Forces ; Alaska map E. Scale 1 : 2.5()0,000, scale 1 in.=approvimately
40 m. n. p. edition of 1946. 33X47 in. t 50c. 1 19.25 : Al 1/21/946

Inset : Aleutian Islands.

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1172 Government Publications

California. Sketch map of Santa Ana Mountain clay region, Calif., strategic
minerals investigations, preliminary map 3-197 [with text] ; compiled by C. R.
StaulTer, June 1945. Scale 1 : 62,500, scale 1 m.=l in. n. n. [194(;i. [Size of
map is 43X31 in.] t 25c. 1 19.25 : MtJG/12/prelim.

Michigan. Geology of Crystal Falls-Alpha iron-bearing district, Iron County,
Mich., strategic minerals investifrations, preliminary map 3-181 [with text] ;
by F. J. Pettijohn. Scale 1 : 12,000, scale 1 in. = 12*000 ft. n. p. 1946. [Pre-
pared with cooperation of Geological Survey Division, Michican Department of
Conservation.] t50c. 1 19.25 : M 06/11/prelim.

Montana. Structure contour map of Montana Plains, showing present or re-
stored configuration of base of Colorado shale with respect to sea level; by
C. E. Dobbin and C. E. Erdraaun. Scale 1 in.=10 m. n. p. 1946. 28x44 in.
[Revision of map publisiied in 1932 and 1935.] t 25c. 1 19.25: M 70/946

New Mexico. Geologic maps of part of Las Vegas Basin and of foothills of Sangre
de Cristo Mountains, San ^liguel and Mora Counties, N. ^lex., oil and gas inves-
tigations, preliminary map 54 [with text] ; by S. A. Northrop, H. H. Sullwold, jr.,
A. J. MacAlpin, and C. P. Rogers, jr. n. p. 1946. 39X-12 in. t i:Oc.

I 10.25 : Oi5/5/prelim. map 54

— — Stratigraphic relations of Eocene, Paleocene, and latest Cretaceous forma-
tions of eastern side of San Juan Basin, N. Mex. ; oil and gas investigations,
preliminary chart 24 [with text] by C. H. Dane. n. p. 1946. 26x39 in.
[Drafted by Lois R. Carberry.] f 35c. 1 19.25 : Oi.5/6/prelim.chart 24

Wyoming. Geologic map of southern part of Wind River basin and adjacent
areas in central Wyoming, geology by C. J. Hares, as.^^isted by M. W. Ball,
Stuart St. Clair. J. B. Reeside, jr., K. C. Heald, and A. C. Collins; oil and gas
investigations, preliminary map 60. Scale 5m.=2.5 in. n. p. 1946. 25x31 in.
[Mapped by plane table surveys in 1913-14.] t 30c.

1 19.25 : Oi 5/5/prelim.map 60

Yosemite National Park. Map of Yosemlte Valley, Yosemite National Park,
Calif., Mariposa County, topography by F. E. Matthes, surveyed in 190.V06 in
cooperation with California, partial revision in 1934. Scale 1:24,000 or 1
in. =2,000 ft., contour interval .50 ft. n. p. edition of 1938, relief sliading
added 1&46. 15x35 in. [Text on reverse.] t 25c. 119.25: Y 8

Topographic quadrangle maps

Note. — The Geological Survey makes contoured i^iaps — three-flimension topographic
maps — which are designed eventually to cover the whole United States, also Alaska,
Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. The individual maps are projected to represent (luadrangle
areas rather than political divisions, and each map is designated by the name of some
prominent town or natural feature within that area. The scales most commonly used
are \ : 24.000 (1 inch=-2.000 feet), 1 : .31.680 (1 inch = % mile), 1 : 62.500 (1 inch=^about
1 mile), and 1 : 125.000 (1 inch = about 2 miles). A general description of topographic
maps and a list of the symbols used are printed on the reverse of pa<-h sheet.

About half of the continental area of the country, excludinsr Alaska, has been mapped,
every State being represented. Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia. Hawaii,
Maryland. Slassachusetts, New Hampshire, New York. Ohio, Rhode Island, and West
Virginia are com[>letely mapped. Maps of the regular size are sold by the Geological
Survey at 10c. each. Except as otherwise indicated, a discount of 40 percent is allowed
on an order for maps, or for maps and geologic folios, that amounts to $5.00 at the retail
price. In ordering, give the name and scale of each map and the State in which the
area lies.

Connecticut. Bristol quadrangle, lat. 41''37'30"-41°45', long. 72°.52'30"-73''.

Scale 1 : 31,680. contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17x13 in. t 10c.

1 19.12 : 6 B 776/946
/dfl/io-Washington, Limekiln Rapids quadrangle, lat. 46°-46°15', long. 116°45'-

117°. Scale 1:62.500, contour interval 50 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17x12 in.

[Map covers only a portion of the sheet.] t 10c. 1 19.12 : 11 L 629/946

Kenturkihln6\nna, New Amsterdam quadrangle, lat. 38 "-38° 07 '.30", long. S6°15'-
8n°22'30". Scale 1:24.000, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
23X18 in. [IMap covers only a portion, of the sheet.] t 10c.

1 19.12 : 17 N 42a/946

J/n.'?.<^rrr7;J^s^/^«, Gardner quadrangle, lat. 42°30'-42°37'30". long. 71°52'30"-72''.

Scale 1 : .31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X13 in. t 10c.

1 19.12 : 21 G 171/946

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Michigan. Michigan-Wisconsin, Gaastra quadrangle, lat. 46°-46°07'30", long.
S8°30'-SS°37'30". Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
17X12 in. t 10c. 1 19.12: 22 G 11/946

Michican-Wisconsin, Iron River quadrangle, lat. 46°-46''07'30", long.

8S"37'30"-S8°45'. Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of
194G. 17X12 in. t 10c. 1 19.12 : 22 Ir 6/946

Montu7i(i-\Xxom\ng, Red Lodge quadrangle, lat. 45°-4.'i°15', long. lOO^-lOgnS'.
Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 50 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X12 in. t 10c,

1 19.12 : 26 R 245/946

Neio York State. New York, Canastota quadrangle, lat. 43''-43°07'30", long.
75°45'-T5°52'30". Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 5 and 10 ft. n. p. edition
of 1946. 17X12 in. t 10c. 119.12:32 016/5/946

New York, Eagle Bridge quadrangle, lat. 42°52'30"-43°, long. 73°22'30"-

73°30'. Scale 1:31,680 contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X13
in. t 30c. 119.12 : 32 E a 33/946

New York, Verbank quadrangle, lat. 41°37'30"-41°45', long. 73°37'30"-

73°45'. Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X13
.in. t 10c. 1 19.12 : 32 V 581/946

New York-Connecticut, Brewster quadrangle, lat. 41°22'30"-41°30', long.

73°30"-73°37'30". Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of
1946. 17 X 13 in. f 10c. 1 19.12 : 32 B 758/2/945

Oklahoma, Lawton quadrangle, lat. 34°30'-34°45', long. 98°15'-9S°30'. Scale
1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X14 in. t 10c.

1 19.12 : 36 L 448/946

Washington, Anatone quadrangle, lat. 46°-46°15', long. 117°-117°15'. Scale
1:62,500, contour interval 50«t't. n. p. edition of 194G. 18x12 in. t 10c.

1 19.12 : 48 An 16/946

INDIAN AFFAIRS OFFICE

Deering Native Village. Constitution and by-laws of Native Village of Deering,
Alaska; ratified Oct. 26, 194.5. 19-16. [l]-f4 p. f
L. C. card 46-26516 1 20.9/2: D 36

MINES BUREAU

Abrasive materials; by Robert W. Metcalf and A. B. Holleman. 1946. [2] +20
p. il. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * I'aper, 10c.

I 2S.37/a : Ab 84/945

Barite. witlierite. and barium chemicals; by Charles L. Harness and F. M.
Barsigian. 1946. [2]-)- 12 p. il. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.]
* Paper, 5c. I 2S.37/a : B 239/945

Bism?<f7i,;by Allan F.Matthews. 1946. [2]-f6p. [Preprint from Minerals Year-
b(Jok, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. I 28.37/a : B 542/945

Cadynium; by Thomas P. Woottoji. 1946. [2] +8 p. [Preprint from Minerals
yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. I 28.37/a : C 114/945

Catal;ists. Manufacture and regeneration of catalysts at I. G. Farbenindustrie
A. G. plants, Ludwigshafen Oppau, Germany; by W. F. Faragher and W. A.
Home. July 1946. [l]+ii-f6p. 4 pi. 4" (Information circular, I. C. 7368.)
[Processed.] f
L. C. card 46-27678 I 28.37 : 7368

Explosives. Active list of permissible explosives and blasting devices approved
previous to Dec. 31, 1945 ; prepared by J. E. Tiffany and Z. C. Gaugler. July
1946. [l]-f20p. 4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3910.) [Processed.] t

1 28.23 : 3910

Feldspar; by Robert W. Metcalf and A. B. Holleman. 1946. [2] +11 p. [Preprint
from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. I 28.37/a : F 333/945

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1174 Government Publications

Fluorspar. Exploration of White Eagle fluorspar mine, Cooks Peak mining dis-
trict, Grant County, N. Mex. ; by John H. Soul6. July 1946. [l]+5 p. 3 pi. 4°
(Report of investigations, R. I. 31)03.) IProcessetl.] f I 28.23 : 3903

Fuel. Report on investigation by fuels and lubricants teams at I. G. Furbenindus-
trie A. G. Leuua works, Merseburg, Germany ; edited by R. Holroyd. July 1946.
[lJ+x+13.") p. 49 pi. 4° (Information circular, I. C. 7370.) [Pi'o^^^ssed.] t
L. C. card 46-27656 1 28.27 : 7370

— — Report on investigation by fuels and lubricants teams at Wintershall A. G.,
Liitzkeudorf, near Mijnchen, Germany; reported by H. HoUings. July 1946.
[lJ+iii+21 p. 7 pi. 4° (Information circular, I. C. 7369.) [Processed.] t
L. C. card 46-27055 I 28.27 : 7369

OasoUnc. National motor-gasoline survey, winter 1945-40; by O. C. Blade and
C. li. Sponsler. July 1946. [1] +39 p. 2 pi. map, 4" (Report of investigations,
R. I. 3959.) [Processed. Work upon which this report was based was per-
formed under cooperative agreement between Mines Bureau and Coordinating
l^el Research Committee.] t I 28.23:3059.

Oold. Gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc in Arizona (mine report) ; by C. E.
Needham and Paul Luff. 1946. [2] +28 p. [Preprint from Minerals year-
book, 1945.] * Paper, 10c. I 2S.37/a : G 563/2/945

Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Idaho (mine report) ; by C. E. Need-
ham and Paul Lutif. 1940. [2] +26 p. il. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook,
1945.] * Paper, 10c. 1 2S.37/a : G 563/14/945

Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Montana (mine report) ; by C. E.

Needham and Paul Luff. 1946. [2] +22 p. il. [Preprint from Minerals'year-
book, 1945.] * Paper, 10c. 1 28.37/a : G 563/15/945

Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Nevada (mine report) ; by Alfred L.

Ransome and Burton PI. Marliave. 1946. [2]+18 p. il. [Preprint from Min-
erals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a : G 563/6/945

• Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Utah (mine report) ; by C. E. Need-
ham and Paul Luff. 1946. [2] +22 p. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook,
1945.] * Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a : G 503/11/945

Iron, aietallurgical research program of Bureau of Mines relating to iron and
steel [with bibliographies] ; by R. S. Dean. July 1946. [1]+17 p. 4° (Report
of investigations, R. I. 3920.) [Processed.] t I 28.23 : 3920

Lead. Lead ; by Richard H. Mote. 1946. [2] +20 p. 11. [Preprint from Minerals
yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a : L 469/945

Lead and zinc pigments and zinc salts ; by Helena M. Meyer and Alethea W.

Mitchell. 1946. [2] +20 p. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.]

* Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a : L 469/2/945

Lithium. Extraction and uses of lithium in Germany ; bv George T. Mntock.
July 1946. [3] +23 p. 1 pi. 4" (Information circular, I. C. 7361.) [Proc-
essed.] t
L. C. card 46-26916 I 28.27 : 7361

Manganese. Electrolytic manganese in low-carbon steel tests at Stanley Works,
Bridgeport, Conn. ; by F. Sillers, jr., and R. T. C. Rasmussen. July 1946. [1] +
18 p. 4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3911.) [Processed.] t

I 28.23 : 3911

Manganese ; by Norwood B. Melcher and John Hozik. 1946. [2] +17 p. il.

[Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1045.] * Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a : M 313/945

Mercury; by Helena M. Meyer and Alethea W. Mitchell. 1946. [2] +22 p. il.
[Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a : M 539/945

Mica. Exploi-ation of Elk Mountain mica deposit, San Miguel County, N. Mex. ;
by Ray J. Holmquist. July 1946. [1] +7 p. 4 pi. map, 4° (Report of investiga-
tion.s, R. L 3921.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3921

Mineral industries. Employment and injuries in minei-al industries ; by Forrest
T. Moyer. 1946. [2] +16 p. il. [Preprint from Minerals vearbook, 1945.]

* Paper, lOe. I 28.37/a : M 662/2/945

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Mineral market reports MMS 1436, MMS 1442-MMS 1443, MMS 1445, MMS 1455-
MMS 14S6, MMS 1458. [1946.] 4° (Mineral industry surveys.) [Processed.] f
L. C. card 46-3:^486 I 28.28 :

Note. — These reports give statistical data as to production, consumption, and marl<ets
during previous year for some particular mineral commodity, and are issued as soon after
close of year as data are available.

143G. Secondary zinc in 1945; [prepared by Herbert L. Cullen and A. J. McDermidl.
4 p.

1442. Zinc industry in 1045; [prepared by Richard H. Mote and Esther B. Miller].

6 p.

1443. Production of rolled zinc increased 28 percent in 1945 ; [prepared by Richard H

Mote]. 2 p.
1445. Distribution of byproduct and beehive coke in United States, 1945: [by M M Otoro

and J. A. DeCarlo]. 28 p. il. l ., . . -

1455. Alnmiuum salts and alumina in 1945; [prepared by John H. Weitz and Marv E

irougntj. - p.
Jf-o- ??"^!te in 1945 : [prepared by .Tohn H. Weitz and Mary E. Troughtl 4 n
14o8. Aluminum in 1945; [prepared by John H. Weitz and Mary E. Trought]. [2] p.

Nickel; by Hubert W. Davis. 1946. [2] +8 p. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook,
1945.] * Paper, 5c. 1 28.87/a : N 532/945

Oil sauds. History of water flooding of oil sands in north Texas • bv Peter
Grandone, D. A. Je.'^sup, and D. B. Taliaferro. July 1946. [1]+117 p 41 nl 4°
(Report of investigations, R. I. 3900.) [Proces.sed.] t 1 28.23 : 3<X)6

P/( ospZia ^e rocfc; by Bertrand L. Johnson and E. M. Tuclier 1946 [0]_i_i9p il
[Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a : P 566/945

Potaah; by Bertrand L. Johnson and Dorothy I. Marsh. 1946 [2] +18 p il

[Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a : P 847/945

Puhlications. Bibliography of Bureau of Mines publications dealing with health

^nt^'^^^f}/ '".„^^^"^^^"'^^ '""^ ^^^'''^^ industries; by Sara J. Davenport. July
194b. ItO p. 4° [Processed.] j ^ j

L. C. card 40-27653 1 28.5/3 : H 34

Silver, copiier, lead and zinc in Central States (mine report) ; by A J Martin

1940. [2] +22 p. il. [I'reprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * I*aper, 10c

I 28.37/a : Si' 39/945
Sulftir and pyrites : by G. W. Josephson and M. G. Downey. 1946 [2] +14 p il

[Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 5c'. I 28.37/a : Su 5/945

Tin. Investigation of Lo.st River tin deposit, Seward Peninsula, Alaska [with
bibliograiihy] ; by H. E. Heide. July 1940. [l]+57 p. 28 pi '^ maps 4°
(Report of investigations, R. I. 3902.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3902

Titorww; by Allan F. Matthews and R. Louise Brvson. 1946 [9]+8p rpre
print from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. I 28.37/a : T 53/945

2'H««7S#eM; by Hubert W. Davis. 1940. [2]+14 p. il. [Preprint from Minerals
yearbook, 1945. ] * Paper, 5c. I 28.37/a : T 834/945

y«««(Zt,7m; by Edwin K. Jenckes. 1940. [2] +11 p. [Preprint from Minerals
yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. . I 2S.37/a : V 26/945

Zinc. Exploration for zinc and lead ore, Phelps lease, Jasper County Mo • by
^°"An;.^x'''^!'^'- J"ly l'-^-^^- [1] +44 p. 2 pi. 4" (Report of investigations,
R. I. 3941.) [Processed.] f 128.23:3941

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

Momit Rainier National Park, Wash. [1946.] 15 p il f • Item G~'>

L. C. card 29-22790 I nQ.d : M 86/6/946

Maps

Yosemite National Park [Calif.], open all year. Revised Mar 19-16 [1946 ] 1
sheet (with maps on verso), il. oblong f", folded into narrow 8" size and so
printed as to number 12 pages, t © Item 652 I 29.6 : Y 8/9/946

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RECLAMATION BUREAU

Boise project. High-pressure gates and hoists for outlet works, Cascade Dam,
Boise project, Idaho; Ilorsetooth Dam, Colorado Big-Thoiup.*oii project, Colo.
[1946.] cover title, 8 leaves+|2]+20 p. 24 pi. 1 tab. 4° (Specifications 1487.)
[Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, t-pecilications, and di'awings; bids
will be received until Oct. 21, 194G.] t Paper, $1.75. 127.8:1487

Preparation of concrete aggregates, Keener deposit, Payette division. Boise

project, Idaho. [1946.] cover title, 3 leaves-|- [2] +7 p. 1 pi. 4" ( Specifications
no. 1483.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be
received until Oct. 15, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00. 127.8:1483

Buffalo Rapids project. Motor-control equipment for 3d unit, Fallon pumping
plant, 2d division, Buffalo Rapids project, Mont. [1946.] cover title, [6]
leaves-^ 14 p. 3 pi. 4° (Specifications 147.S.) [Processed. Invitation for bids,
schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until Oct. 7, 1946.]
t Paper, $1.00. 127.8:1473

Central Valley projc<;t. Hoist elevator, transfer car, and installation and servic-
ing equipment for river outlet gates at Shasta Dam, Kennett division. Central
Valley project, Calif. [1946.] cover title, 11 leaves+ [2]+ll p. 9 pi. 1 tab. 4"
(Specifications 1488.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications
and drawings; bids will be received until Oct. 21, 1940.] t Paper, .i^l.OO.

I 27.8 : 1488

Columhia Basin project. Preparation of concrete aggregates, Adrian deposit,
Columbia Basin project. Wash. [1946.] cover title, [3] leaves+[2]+S p. 2 pi.
4° ( Specifications 1475.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications and drawings;
bids will be received until Sept. 20. 1946.] t Paper, $1.00. I 27.8: 1475

10-ton traveling crane for Pasco pumping plant, Columbia Basin project.

Wash. [1046.] cover title, [7] leaves-f-[2] -t-16 p. 4° (Specifications 1472.)
[Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule and specifications ; bids will be re-
ceived until Sept. 23, 1946.] t Paper, $1.50. 127.8: 1472

■ Transformer and switching equipment for Pasco pumping plant, switch-
yard, and substation, Columbia Basin project, Wash. [1946.] cover title, [15]
leaves+[2]+15 p. 4° (Specifications 1481.) [Processed. Invitation for bids,
schedules, and specifications ; bids will be received until Oct. 21, 1946.] t Paper,
$1.00. I 27.8 : 1481

Daris Dam. Davis Dam, Kingman, 69-kilovolt transinission line, Davis Dam
project, Ariz.-Nev. [1946.] cover title. [9] leaves-f [2] -f i-lc+2-23 p. 36 pi. 4°
(Specifications 1478.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications and drawings;
bids will be received until Sept. 10, 1946.] t Paper, $2.75. I 27.8 : 1478

Electric ranges and oil-burning circulating heaters for residences at Davis

Dam Government Camp, Davis Dam project. Ariz.-Nev. [1946.] cover title,
[7] leaves+[2]-l-5 p. 4° (Specifications 1489.) [Processed. Invitation for
bids, schedule and specifications; bids will be received until Oct. 17. 1946.]
t Paper, 50c. 1 27.8 : 1489

Main control-board extension, and metering panel for 230-kv. Gene inter-
connection at Parker powerplant, Davis Dam project, Ariz-Nev. [1946.] cover
title, [6] leaves+[2]+18 p. 3 pi. 4° (Specifications 1470.) [Processed. In-
vitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received
until Oct. 7, 1946.] t Paper, 75c. I 27.8 : 1470

Denver Federal Center. Acoustical treatment for building IB at Denver Federal
Center. Denver, Colo. [1946.] cover title, [3] leaves-f [2] -f 3 p. 1 pi. 4°
(Specifications 1480.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications, and drawing;
bids will be received until Sept. 6. 3946.] t Paper. 50c. 127.8: 1480

Asphalt tile floor covering for building IB at Denver Federal Center, Den-
ver, Colo. [1946.] cover title, [3] leaves-f [2] -f-;^ p. i pi. 4» (Specifications
1474.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications, and drawing: bids will be received
until Aug. 30, 1946.] t Paper, 50c. I 27.8: 1474

Gi7fl project. General information on Gila project in southwestern Arizona.
Boulder City, Nev., July 30, in4(;. 5 leaves. 4° [Processed.] t region 3.
Boulder City, Nev. I 27.2 : G 37/046

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Lewiston Orchards project. Idaho, report on Lewiston Orchards project, Idaho,
by regional director of Bureau of Reclamation, region 1, concurred in by com-
missioner of reclamation and acting Secretary of Interior ; presented by Mr.
Overton. 1946. x+13 p. 2 maps. (S. doc. 247, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f

Minidoka project. General information concerning INIinidoka project, Idaho.
Aug. 1946. 4 p. 4° [Processed.] t I 27.2 : M G6/3/946

Missouri Basin project. Exploration tunnels, Yellowtail damsite, Hardin unit,
Mont., Missouri Basin project. [3946.] cover title, 6 leaves-f [2] +11 p. 1 pi. 4°
(Specitication no. 1484.) [Processed. Schedules, specifications, and drawing;
bids will be received until Oct. 7, 1946.] f Paper, $1.00. I 27.8 : 1484

Parker Dam. Battery charger and control equipment for Phoenix substation,
Parker Dam power project, Ariz-Calif. [1946.] cover title, 7 leaves+[2J+10
p. Ipl. 4" (Specifications no. 1485.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule,
specifications, and drawing; bids will be received until Oct. 9, 1946.] t Paper,
75c. I 27.8 : 1485

Settlement opportunities in Region 3. Boulder City, Nev., Aug. 8, 1946. 9+[l]
leaves, map, 4° [Processed.] f I't'gion 3. Boulder City, Nev. 127.2: Se 7/2

Shoshone project. Heart Mountain-Garland, 69-kihivolt transmission line, Siio-
shone project, Wyo. [1946.] cover title, 24 leaves-f [2] +36 p. 37 pi. 1 map, 4"
(Specifications 1482.^ [Processed. Schedules, specifications, and drawings;
bids will be receivedWntil Oct. 22, 1946.] t Paper, $2.25. 127.8:1482

Radial gates and radial-gate hoists for stations 1246+16.93 check and

1331+67.90 wasteway. Heart Mountain Canal, Shoshone project, Wyo. [1946.]
cover title, [10] leaves+[2]+12 p. 11 pi. 4" (Specifications 1476.) [Processed.
Schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until Oct. 2, 1946.]
t Paper, $1.25. I 27.8 : 1476

Yakima project. Earthwork, pipelines and structures, lateral systems, pump
areas nos. 16 and 17, Roza division. Yakima project. Wash. [1946. J cover
title, [8] Ieaves+[2]+35 p. 23 pi. 2 maps, 4° (Specifications 1486.) [Proc-
essed. Schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until
Oct. 22, 1946.] t Paper, $2.00. I 27.8 : 1486

Roza division, Yakima project, Wash. Mar. 1946. 4 p. 4° [Processed.] t

I 27.2 : Y 1/5

TERRITORIES AND ISLAND POSSESSIONS DIVISION

Alaska. Postwar Alaska. [1946.] [2] +30 p. il.., narrow 8° * Paper, 10c.
O Item 665
L. 0. card 46-27652 I 35.10/2 : Alls/9

WAR RELOCATION AUTHORITY

Evacuees. Wartime handling of evacuee property [with list of references quoted] .
[1946.] [4]+113p. 4" * Paper, 35c. • Item 954
L. C. card 46-27724 I 52.2 : I' 94/2

Relocation centers. Community government in war relocation centers. [1946.]
[4] +103 p. 4° * Paper, 35c. • Item 954
L. C. card 46-27657 I 52.2: C 73/3

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION

Note. — The bound vohimcs of the decisions, usually known as Interstate Commerce Com-
mission reports. Interstate Commerce Commission reports — Motor carrier cases, and Inter-
state Commerce Comniissicin reports — Vahiation reports are sold by the Siii)erintendent of
Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C, at various prices, depending
upon the size of the volume. Separate decisions or opinions are sold on subscription, price
!fl.50 per volume ; foreign subscription, .$2.00 ; single copies, usually 5c. In ordering a
volume, be sure to specify the series and whether Finance or other than Finance decisions
are desired. Entries for the separate decisions are grouped below under center heads
following other Interstate Commerce Commission publications.

Carriers. Supplement 55 to List 3 of corporate names of common carriers by
rail (including express), wator or pipe lino ( includiii.ijr names of their receivers
or trustees, if any), filing tariffs, concurrences, or powers of attorney with Inter-

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Carriers — Continued

state ComnuM-ce Coniniission and compiled from its records, compiled Aug. 1,
104G; prepared by Section of Tariffs, lUireau of Traffic. [194G.] [1]+21 p. 4°
[I'rocessed. Cancels Supplement 54. Supplements 38 and 55 contain all
changes.] t IC 1.15 : 3/supp.55

Dcci'iions.. See below, center heads beginning Decisions.

Electric railroads. Uniform system of accounts for electric railways, prescribed
by Interstate Connnerce Commission in accordance with sec. 20 of pt. 1 of
interstate commerce act, effective Jan. 1, 1947. Lssue of 1947. 1946. iii4-
123 p. * Paper, 25c. • Item G71
L. C. card A 4G-3918 IC 1 eler. 9 : 947

Finance decisions. See, below, center bead Decisions (Finance).

Frciqlit commodity statistics, class I steam railways in United States, year ended
Dee. 31. 1945. [1946.] cover title, p. 3-148. oblong large 8° (Statement
461U0, 22d in series; Transport Economics and Statistics Bureau.) * Paper,
$1.00. • Item 703.
L. C. card 41-41827 IC 1 ste.29 : 945

Motor carrier decisions. See, below, center head Decisions (Motor carrier).

Motor carrier finarice decisions. See, below, center head m^cisions (Motor carrier
finance). '

Opinions. See, below, center heads beginning Decisions.

Railroad accidents. Investigation 2996: Union Pacific Railroad Company, report
in re accident, Hot Lake, Oreg., June 6, 1946. [1946.] 10 p. 11. 4° [Proc-
essed.] t IC 1 acci.5 : 2996

Investigation 2997 : Norfolk and Western Railway Company, report in re

accident, Powhatan, W. Va., June 12, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t

IC 1 acci.5 : 2997

— — Investigation 2998: New York Central Railroad Company, report in re
accident near Viaduct, Fa., June 22, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t

IC 1 acci.5 : 2998

Investigation 2999 : Pennsylvania Railroad Company, reiJbrt in re accident

near Frazeysburg, Ohio, June 26, 1946. [1946.] 8 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t

IC 1 acci.5 : 2999

Investigation 3000: Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway Company,

report in re accident, Atlanta, Ga., July 8, 1946. [1946.] 9 p. il. 4" [Proc-
essed.] t IC 1 acci.5 : 3000

Investigation 3002 : Chicago Union Station Company, report in re accident,

Chicago, 111., July 11, 1946. [1946.] 10 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t

IC 1 acci.5 : 30O2

Railroads. Tons of revenue freight originated and tons terminated in carloads
by classes of commodities and by gw^graphic areas, class 1 steam railwavs,
calendar year 1945. [1946.] 13 p. oblong large S° (Statement M-550, SCS ;
Transport Economics and Statistics Bureau.) [Subject to revision.] f
L. C. card A40-2952 IC 1 ste.42 : 945/13

Safety-appliance standards. United States safety-appliance standards; orders

of the Commission, [May 16] 1946. [1946.] ii+40 p. il. 2 pi. 10 p. of pi. 4° f
• Item 671

L. C. card A 46-3920 IC 1.9 : Sa 1/16

Securities. Order [promulgated] at session of Interstate Commerce Commission,
division 4, on 9th of Aug. 1940, rules and regulations governing applications
under sec. 20a and 214 of interstate commerce act for authority to issue secur-
ities and assume obligation or liability in respect of securities of others and
filing of certificates of notification and reports relating to such issue and
as.sumption. [1946.] 22 p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 671 IC1.9:Se2/4

Traffic decisions. See, below, center head Decisions (Traffic).

Water carrier decisions. See, below, center head Decisions (Water carrier).

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Decisions (Finance)

Note. — The following decisions or opinions issued in seiiaiate form are from the
Interstate Commerce Commission reports.

Chesapeake <& Ohio Railway. Fiiiiuice docket no. 14850, Che.sapeake & Ohio

Railway; decided May 16, 194G. [1946.] p. 655-671. (F-S717.) [From v.

261.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-8717

Chicago, Attica d Southern Railraad. Finance docket no. 13979, Chicago, Attica

& Southern Railroad Company receiyer abandonment; [decided Feb. 6, 1946].

[1946.] [1] +646-654 p. (F-S71G.) [From y. 261.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1.6/la : F-8716

Illinois Central Railroad. Finance docket no. 15293, Illinois Central Railroad
Company bonds; decided June IS, 1946. [1946.] p. 677-G88. (F-8719.)
[From y. 261.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-S719

Northern Pacific Railway. Finance docket no. 14797, Northern Pacific Railway
Company operation: decided May 14, 1946. [1946.] p. 631-645. (F-8715.)
[From y. 261.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-8715

Decisions {Motor carrier)

Note. — The following decisions or opinions issued in separate form are from the
Interstate Commerce Commission reports.

Anderson Motor Service Co. No. MC-C-398, Anderson Motor Seryice Company
V. Packers Transport, Inc. ; decided May 6, 1946. [1946.] p. 285-289. (M-6738. )
[From Motor carrier case.s, v. 46.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6738

Decatur Cartage Co., Inc. No. MC-80412 (sub-no. 6), Decatur Cartage Com-
pany, Inc. of Indiana, extension of operations, alternate routes; decided May
13, 1946. [1946.] p. 259-264. (M-6734.) [From Motor carrier cases, y. 46.]

* Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a :M-6734

Eerrin Transportation Co. No. MC-1124 (sub-no. 3), Herrin Transportation
Company (successor to Coleman Brothers Transfer Conjpany), common car-
rier application ; decided May 3, 1946. [1946.] p. 281-284. (M-6737.) [From
Motor carrier cases, y. 46.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6737

Jacobs Transfer Co., Inc. No. MC-52974 (sub-no. 2), Jacobs Transfer Com-
pany, Inc., extension of operations, retail store deliyeries ; decided May 6, 1946.
[1946.] p. 265-270. (M-6735.) [From Motor carrier cases, y. 46.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a : M-<3735

Oil field equipment. Inyestigation and suspension docket no. M-2394, oil field
equipment and supplies; decided May 15, 1946. [1946.] p. 271-280. (M-6736.)
[From Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6736

Railicay Express Agency, Inc. No. MC-66562 (sub-no. 627), Railway Express
Agenc.y, Incorporated, extension of operations, Cloquot, Minn. ; decided May
17. 1946. [1946.] p. 295-302. (M-6740.) [From Motor carrier cases, y. 46.]

* Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6740
Riss d Co. Inyestigation and suspension docket no. M-2314, restrictions, Riss

& Co., and eliminations, Hi-Way Motor; decided May 13, 1946. [1946] [l]-f
290-294 p. (M-6739.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6739

Salyards, Ralph P. No. MC-372S1 (sub-no. 2), Ralph P. Salyards extension of
operations. Front Royal, Va. ; decided Apr. 18, 1946. [1946.] p. 303-308.
(M-6741.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6741

Decisions (Motor carrier, finance)

Note. — The following decisions or opinions issued in separate form are from the
Interstate Commerce Commission reports.

Bruce Tran.sfer d Storage Co. No. MC-F-2533, E. W. Harlan, et al., control,
Bruce Motor Freight. Inc., purchase, G. E. and E. I. Bruce [doing business as
Bruce Transfer and Storage Company ; decided Apr. 25, 1946]. [1946.] [1] +
552-556 p. (MF-1492.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 40.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a 2 : MF-1492

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Burlington Transpoitatinn Co. No. MC-F-2937, All American Bus Lines, Inc.,
control, Burlington Transportation Company; decided Mar. 28, 1946. [1946.]
p. 527-551. (MF-1491.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 40.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a 2 : MF-1491

Comet Motor Express Co. No. MC-F-2822, M. R. Watson [doing business as
Watson Truck L'ne]. purcliase. Comet Motor Express Co.; decided May 22,
1946. [1046.] p. 735-740. (MF-1502.) [From Motor Carrier cases, v. 40.]

* Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a 2 : MF-1502

Dixie Motor Coach Corporation. No. MC-F-2630, C. W. Mnrchison, et al., control,
American Liberty Pipe Line Co., control and merger, Dixie Motor Coach
Corporation and Sunshine Bus Lines, Inc.; decided May 16, 1946. [1946.]
p 745-759. (MF-1504.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 40.1 *Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a 2 : MF-1504

Lipe Motor Lincx. No. IMC-F-3015, W. R. Massey, control, Burlington Truckers,
Incorporated, lease, M. P. Lipe [doing business as Lipe Motor Lines] ; [decided
May 20, 1946. J [1946.] [1] +726-730 p. (MF-1500.) [From Motor carrier
cases, V. 40.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a 2 : MF-1500

Los Angeles-Albnquerqiie Express. No. MC-F-2777, Winter-Weiss Company,
control, Los Angeles-Albuquerque Express, Inc., purchase, George C. Lebeck
[doing business as Los Angeles-Albuquerque Express] ; decided May 8, 1946.
[1946.] p. 675-685. (MF-1494.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 40.]

* Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a 2 : MF-1494

Same; decided June 3, 1946. [1946.] p. 741-744. (MF-1503.) [From

Motor carrier cases, v. 40.] * Paper, He. IC 1 mot.S/a 2 : MF-1503

Manzanola Transfer Co. No. MC-F-2885, Harold C. Groendyke [doing business
as Groendyke Transport Company], purchase, J. H. Harriss [doing business as
Manzanola Transfer Company] ; decided May 20, 1946. [1946.] p. 731-734.
(MF-1501.) [From Motor carier cases, v. 40.]' * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.S/a 2 : MF-1501

Metropolitan Transportation Co., Inc. No. MC-F-2S16, A. L. Buch, et al. [doing
business as Buch Express), purchase. Metropolitan Transportation Co., Inc.;
[decided Feb. 8, 1946]. [1946.] [1] +520-526 p. (MF-1490.) [From Motor
carrier cases, v. 40.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a 2 : MF-1490

Middle West Motor Service. No. MC-F-2541, Sam Potashnick, et al., control,
Potashnick Local Truck System, Inc., purchase, Adam Dietrich -[doing business
as Middle West Motor Service; decided May 21, 1946]. [1946.] [l]+760-
766 p. (MF-1505.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 40.] *Paper. 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a 2 : MF-1505

Moore, Carroll, Transfer. No. MC-F-2854. Southern Pacific Company, control,
Southern Pacific Tran.sport Company, lease and purchase, Carroll Moore [doing
business as Carroll Moore Tran.sfer] ; decided Apr. 24. 1046. [1946.] p. 701-
708. (MF-1497.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 40.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.S/a 2 : MI^-1497

8t. Johns River Line Co. No. MC-F-3014, Miles Collier (trustee), control.
Tamiami Trail Tours, Inc., purchase, St. Johns'River Line Company; decided
Mav 9, 1946. [1946.] p. 6Q3-700. (MF-1496.) [From Motor carrier cases,
V. 40.1 * Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.S/a 2 : MF-1496

Sterling Transfer. No. MC-F-2421, Dean Resler [doing business as Merchants
Transfer Co.] purchase. Earl F. Buckingham Transportation Company, and
Pat Benson [doing business as Sterling Transfer; decided Apr. 25, 1946.]
[1046.1 [11+686^692 p. (MF-1495.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 40.]
♦Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.S/a 2 : MF-1495

Wilson Motor Lines, Inc. No. MC-F-2G58, Elmer C. Breuer, control, Elmer C.
Breuer, Inc., of Michigan, purchase, Wilson Motor Lines, Inc. : decided Mav 9,
1946. [1946.] p. 713-725. (MF-1499.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 40.]
♦Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.S/a 2 : MF-1490

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Decisions (Traflic)

Note.— The following decisions or opinions issued in separate form are from the Inter-
state Commerce Commission reports.
Alcohol. Fourth .section application no. 21252, alcohol from the South to Texas;

[decided May 14, 1946]. [194G.] [1] +528-530 p. ( [Opinion] 24729.) [From

V. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24729

Boxes. No. 29409, Scovill Manufacturing Company v. Illinois Central Riilroad

Company et al. ; [decided May 28, 1946]. [1946.] [1] +764-768 p. ( [Opinion]

24744.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24744

Charcoal. No. 29201, Barneby-Cheney Engineering Company v. Atchison, Topeka

& Santa Fe Railway Company et al". ; decided May 9, 1946. [1946.] p. 539-547.

( [Opinion] 24732.)"^ [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24732

Commutation fares. Investigation and suspension docket no. 5371, commutation
fares between New York City and New Jersey points; decided May 3, 1946.
[1M6.] p. 583-592. ([Opinion] 24738.) [From v. 264.] * I'aper, 5c.

IC 1.6/la : 24738

Freight rates. Ex parte no. 162, increased railway rates, fares, and charges, 1946 ;
ex parte no. 148, increaset^l railway rates, fares, and charges, 1942 ; decided
June 20, 1946. [1946.] p. 69.5-752. ([Opinion] 24742.) [From v. 264.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24742

Investigation and suspension docket no. 5336, Deming rates from eastern

ports to the Southwest; decided May 1, 1946. [1946.] p. 551-560. ( [Opinion]
24734.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24734

No. 28622, intercoastal rate structure; [decided May 29, 1946]. [1946.]

[1] +776-778 p. ( [Opinion] 24746.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1.6/la : 24746

Furniture. No. 29275, Barker Cros. [Bros.] Corporation v. Pere Marquette Rail-
way Company et al. ; [decided May 2, 1946]. [1946.] [1] +548-5.50 p. ( [Opin-
ion] 24733.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24733

Grain doors. Investigation and suspension docket no. 5342, charges for furnish-
ing grain doors in Central Freight Association territory ; decided May 20, 1946.
[1946.] p. 531-532. ( [Opinion] 24730.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1.6/la : 24730

l7-on. No. 20083, Peden Iron & Steel Company r. Texas & New Orleans Railroad
Company et al. ; decided June 10, 1946. [1946.] p. 709-775. ([Opinion]
24745.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24745

No. 29165. Great Lakes Steel Corporation v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad

Company, et al. ; decided May 28, 1946. [1946.] p. 779-782. ( [Opinion] 24747.)
[From V. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24747

No. 293S2, Globe-Wernicke Company v. Alton Railroad Company (Henry

A. Gardner, trustee), etal.; decided May 16, 1946. [1946.] p. 577-582. ([Opin-
ion] 24737.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24737

LimcKtone. No. 292B3, Franklin Limestone Company, Inc., v. Alabama Great
Southern Railroad Company et al. ; decided May 22, 1946. [1946.] p. 753-
763. ( [Opinion] 24743.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24743

Meat. No. 29043, Florida Railroad Commission et al., v. Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road Company et al. ; decided Mar. 4, 1946. [1946.] p. 365-397. ([Opinion]
24708.) [From V. 264.] * Paper, 10c. IC 1.6/la : 24708

Oil cal-e. No. 29.304, Gliddeii Company v. Great Northern Railway Company et
al. ; [decided Mar. 27, 1946]. [1946.] [l]+454-458 p. ([Opinion] 24716.)
[From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24716

Petroleum. No. 29149, Union Asphalts and Roadoils, Inc., v. Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided May 8, 1946. 1946.] p. .561-.568.
([Opinion] 24735.) [From v. 264.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24735

8<ind. No. 29303, Barnes S^and & Gravel Companv v. Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Company et al. ; decided May 2, 1946. [1946.] p. 533-.538. ( [Opinion] 247.31.)
[From V. 264.] * Paper, 5c. • IC 1.6/la : 24731

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Sheet-metal flashings. No. 29301, Overly Manufacturing Company v. Alton Rail-
road Company (Henry A. Gardner, trustee) et al. ; [decided May 2, 1946].
[1940.] [l]+78G-788 p. ([Opinion] 24749.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1.6/la : 24749

Tankage. No. 29102, Darling & Company v. Ann Arbor Railroad Company, et al. ;
decided June 10, 1946. [1946.] p. 783-785. ([Opinion] 24748.) [From v. 264.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 2474S

Vi^ire handles. No. 29220, General Water Heater Corporation v. Universal Car-
loading & Distributing Company, Inc.; decided May S, 1946. [1946.] p. 569-
576, ([Opinion] 24736.) [From v. 264.] * Paixjr, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24736

Decisions (Water carrier)

Note. — The following decisions or opinions issued in separate form are from the Inter-
state Commerce Commission reports.

Baton Rouge Coal d Towing Co. No. W-oSe, Baton Rouge Coal and Towing Co.,
contract application; decided June 14, IQiQ. [194G.] p. 761-767. (WC-289.)
[From V. 260.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : WC-289

Bleich, Julius. No. FF-96, Julius Bleich freight forwarded application; decided
Apr. 29, 1946. [1946.] p. 739-744. (WC-285.) [From v. 260.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1.6/la : WC-285

Cumberland River Sand Co., Inc. No. W-534, Cumberland River Sand Company,
Incorporated, common carrier application; [decided Apr. 18. 1946]. [1946.]
[1] +734-738 p. (WC-284.) [From v. 260.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : WC-284

Gulf-Canal Lines, Inc. No. W-923, Chester D. and David C. BintlifE [doing busi-
ness as Gulf-Canal Lines. Inc.] common carrier application ; decided Mav 8, 1946.
[1946.] p. 727-733. (WC-283.) [From v. 260.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1.6/la : WC-283

Inland Navigation Co. No. W-690 (sub-no. 1), Inland Navisation Company ex-
tension, Snake River ; [decided May 16, 1946]. [1946.] [1] +718-720 p. ("WC-
281.) [From V. 260.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : WC-281

Kagarise, J. Nelson. No. FF-88, J. Nelson Kagarise freight forwarder application ;
decidetl Apr. 22, 1946. [1946.] p. 745-748. (WC-286.) [From v. 260.] ♦Pa-
per, 5c. IC 1.6/la : WC-2S6

Maxon Construct inn Co., Inc. No. W-759, Maxon Construction Co., Inc., contract
carrier application; decided Ma*' 9, 1946. [1946.] p. 721-726. (WC-282.)
[From v. 260.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : WC-282

Merchant Shippers Association. Inc. No. FF-51. Merchant Shippers Association,
Inc.. freight forwarder application; [decided May 8, 1946]. [1946.] [1] +
768-772 p. (WC-290.) [Fi'om v. 260.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : WC-290

Union Sulphur Co., Inc. No. W-594. Union Sulphur Company, Inc., contract
carrier application; decided Mav 8, 1946. [1946.] p. 749-756. (WC-287.)
[From V. 260.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : WC-2S7

VALUATION BUREAU

Railroad construction indices; compiled by Engineering S'ection. Washington,
D. C, Aug. 1, 1946. [22] p. il. 4° [Processed. These indices summarize
and record the result of studies made by the Engineering Section of Valuation
Bureau over a period of years. They have not been examined or passed on
by the Interstate Commerce Commission.] t
L. C. card A 46-3919 IC 1 val.2 : R 13/946

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT

Addison. Jefferg M. In district court for southern district of New York, civil
action no. 33-212, Jeffery M. Addison et al. r. Huron Stevedoi'ing Corp. ; civil
action no. 33-213, James Aaron et al. v. Bay Ridge Operating Co., Inc. : defend-
ants' brief. [1^6.] cover title, iii+94 p. % J 1.75: Ad 25

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American Optical Co. Civil action no. 4GC133, in district court for northern dis-
trict of Illinois, eastern division, United States v. American Optical Company
et al. ; complaint. [1946.] cover title, 23 p. % J 1.75 : Am 35 op/5

Arkansas Valley Raihcay, Inc. No. 46066, in Court of Claims, Arkansas Valley
Railway, Inc. v. United States; defendant's brief. [1946.] cover title, ii-t-313-
391 p. t J l-Sl^ •■ Al' 4 k/6

Bacon, Edward R. No. 11325, in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit. Edward
R. Bacon v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of decision
of Tax Court; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, i+26 p. t

J 1.76 :B 132

Baiisch d Lamb Optical Co. Civil action no. 46C1332, in district court for northern
district of Illinois, eastern divisidu, United States v. Bauscb & Lomh Optical
Company et al. ; complaint. [1946.] cover title, 28 p. $ J 1.75 : B 329/6

Botncn, Karl O. Interference no. 79897, in Patent Office, Karl O. Botnen v.
Harley A. Dorman [subject matter, muffler for exhaust gases] ; record for Karl
O. Botnen. [1946.] cover title, i -1-17 p. | J 1.81 : B 657

Bnice, Joe W. No. 323, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946, Joe
W. Buice V. Howard S. Patterson, et al., on petition for writ of certiorari to
circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit; brief for respondent in opposition.
[1946.] cover title, i+ 12 p. $ J 1.78 :B 808/3

Burlington County, N. J. No. 9060, in circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit.
United States v. 13,2r)5.53 acres of land, more or less, situate in Burlington and
Ocean Counties, N. J., Earle Atkinson, et al., appeal from district court for
district of New Jersey ; brief for United States. [1946.] cover title, i-|-7 p. t

J 1.76 : B 925

Bycrlii, J. A. Transcript of proceedings for certiorari application, circuit court
of appeals, 6th circuit, no. 9884, J. A. Byerly r. coumiissloner of internal revenue ;
no. 9895, commissioner of internal revenue v. J. M. Beck et al. ; [on petitions to-
reviewdecisionsof Tax Court]. [1946.] p. 36-42. t J 1.84 : B 991

Byerly, J. A., Trust. No. — , in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term. 1946,
commissioner of internal revenue r. J. M. Beck, Mae Ward Byerly, and George
Carrruthers, trustees, J. A. Byerly Trust ; petition for writ of certiorari to cir-
cuit court of appeals for 6th circuit. [1946.] cover title, i-j-lO p. t

J 1.78 : B 991/2

Camp Far West Irrigation District. No. 46230, in Court of Claims, Camp Far
'West Irrigation District v. United States; defendant's brief. [1946.] cover
title, iii -1-59-87 p. $ j i.so : C 15/2

Camp Wolters Land Co. No. 11642, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit.
Camp Wolters Land Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition
for review of decision of Tax Court; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover
title, i-[-29 p. $ J 1.76 : C 15

Crossctt 'Western Co. No. 330, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, Crossett Western Company r. commissioner of internal revenue, on peti-
tion for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3(1 circuit; brief for
respondent in opposition. [1940.] cover title, ii-f- 18 p. % J 1.78 :C 884

DeCastro, Joseph F. No. 317, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 3946,
estate of Joseph F. de Castro, Kings C'ounty Trust Company, executor, v. com-
missioner of internal revenue, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court
of appeals for 2d circuit; brief for respondent in opposition. -[1946.] cover
title, i-f-9 p. t J 1.78^ D 355

DcKorse, Jacob. Nos. 10225 an9 10226, in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit,
Jacob DeKorse v. commissioner of internal revenue; Louis Koppy v. [same], on
petitions for review of decisions of Tax Court; brief for respondent. [HMO.]
cover title, iv-1-14 p. $ J 1.76 : D 369

Ewing, Fred W. No. 10239, in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit, Fred W.
Ewing V. commis.sioner of internal reveiuie, on petition for review of decision of
Tax Court; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, iv-1-16 p. J

J1.76:Ew54

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Ferguaon, William S. In Court of Claims, no. ]M-6o, William S. Ferguson et al. v.
United States; defendant's ol)jectious to plaintiffs motion of Feb. 5. 1946. for
new trial. [1^6.] p. 429-444. t J 1.80 :F 381/3

Field, Punxkce. In Court of Claims, no. 46904, A. M. Landman, superintendent
of the Five Civilized Tribes, for estate of Punskee Field, deceased Creek, roll no.
4563. V. United States ; request for findings of fact and brief for United States.
[ 194G. ] p. 91-126. t J 1.80 : F 457

Flcixrhrr, Alfred J. No. 133S0, in circuit court of appeals for Sth circuit, Alfred
J. P'leischer and Minnie K. Fleischer r. commissioner of internal revenue, on
petition for review of decisions of Tax Court; brief for respondent. [1946.]
cover title, i+14 p. t J 1.76 :F 628

Folen, Hmrard P.. Co., Inc. No. 50. in Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1946, United States v. Howard P. Foley Company, Inc., on writ of certiorari
to Court of Claims; brief for United States. [1946.] cover title, ii+32 p. t

3 1.78 : F 699/2

Fullnrd-Leo, Leslie. No. — , in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946.. Unitetl States r. Leslie Fullard-Leo, et al. ; petition for writ of certiorari
to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit. [1946.] cover title, iii+31 p. t

J 1.78 : F 957/2

United States circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit [no. 10912, United

States vs. Leslie Fullard-Leo et al.], upon appeal from District Court of
United States for Hawaii; proceedings. [1946.] p. 479-499. t

J 1.76 :F 957/4

Einff, V,\ J. In Court of Claims, cong. no. 17845. W. J. King v. United States;
brief for United States. [1946.] p. 35-63. t Jl.S0:K5S9/5

Libiy-On-ens-Ford Glass Co. Civil action no. 5239, in district court for northern
district of Ohio, western division, United States v. Libby-Owens-Ford Glass
Company et al. ; Government's objections to interrogatories, propounded by
certain defendants and memorandum in support of its objections. [1946.]
cover title, 29 p. I J 1.75 : L 614/4

Loel), Herbert A. Nos. 90S2, 9083, in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit,
Herbert A. Loeb t'. commissioner of internal revenue; commissioner of internal
revenue 7-. Hei'bert A. Loeb. on petitions for review of decision of Tax Court;
brief for commissioner. [1946.] cover title, 1+26 p. I J 1.76 :L 822/2

McWilliams, John P. Nos. 10240-1-2, in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit,
commissioner of internal revenue v. John P. JlcWilliams; [same] v. estate
of Susan P. McWilliams, John P. McWilliams. executor; [same] v. Brooks B.
McAVilliams, on petition for review of decision of Tax Court ; brief for peti-
tioner. [1946.] cover title, iii+13 p. % J 1.76 :M 258

Mortgape' Coinference of New York. Civil action no. 37-247, in district court
for southern district of New York, United States v. Mortgage Conference of
New York et al. ; complaint. [1946.] cover title, 17 p. t J 1.75: M 843

Murch Brothers Construction Co., Inc. No. 244, in Supreme Court of United
States, Oct. term, 1946, Dewey Schmoll. successor assignee for benefit of
creditors [of Murch Brothers Construction Company, Inc.] and National Surety
Torporation v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to Court of
Claims; brief for United States in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+13 p. t

J 1.78 : M 937

Ogilvie Hardware Co.. Inc. In circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit, no. 11609
United States vs. Ogilvie Hardware Company, Inc., appeal from district court
for western district of Louisiana; opinion of court. [1946.] p. 34-39. t

J 1.76 : Og 4/2

No. — . in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term. 1946, United States

V. Ogilvie Hardware rompany. petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court
of appeals for .5th circuit. [i046.] cover title, i+19 p. t J1.7S:Og4

United States circuit court of appeals. .5th judicial circuit. United States

vs. Ogilvie Hardware Company, Inc.; pleas and proceedings. [1946.] 1 p. t

J 1.76 : Og 4

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Opinions of Attorney Gcnoral [released for publication in pamphlet form for
inolusion in v. 40].

Note. — The opinions of the Attorney General are issued separately and will be pub-
lished later in bound volumes. Subscribers may deposit $1.50 with the Superintendent
of Documents and receive the contents of a volume of the separate opinions as they are
issued : sinRle copies are usually 5c. Prices for bound volumes furnished upon applica-
tion to the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington
25, D. C.
109. War risk insurance, lien for unpaid premiums; July 27, 1932. [1946.] 5 p.

J 1.5/a : 40/109

Qrange County, Fla. No. 11676, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit,

' United States v. 534.7 acres of land, more or less, in Orange County, Fla.,

McCrory Holding Conii)any et al., appeal from district court for southern

di.strict'of Florida; brief for United States. [1946.] cover title, ii +24 p. %

J 1.76 : Or 1/2

Penns-t/lrania. No. — , in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946, United
States V. William F. Smith, district judge especially designated and assigned
to hold district court for middle district of Peimsylvania, and other judges
of said circuit: petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for
3d circuit. [1946.] cover title, i+13 p. t J 1.78 :P 384/6

Pope, Allen. In Court of Claims, no. 46476, Allen Pope v. United States; de-
fendant's request for special findings of fact and brief. [1946.] p. 57-71. t

J 1.80 : P Sl/6

Rassc7tfoss, A. J. No. 907S. in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit, A. J.
Rassenfoss v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of de-
cision of Tax Court; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, 11+23 p. t

J 1.76 : R 185/2

Rice Barton Corporation. In Court of Claims, no. 46814, Rice Barton Corpora-
tion V. United States; defendant's demurrer [and] defendant's brief in sup-
port of demurrer. [1946.] p. 9^15. t J 1.80 :R 369

Rokiy, William F. No. 13351, civil, in circuit court of appeals for 8th circuit,
William F. Rokey, plaintiff, and Harold McGownd. et al., interveners, appel-
lants n. Day & Zimmerman, Inc., appellee appeal from district court for south-
ern district of Iowa ; brief for appellee. [1946.] cover title, ii+26 p. t

J 1.76: R 639

Sears Roebuck & Co. In Court of Claims, no. 47153, Sears Roebuck & Co. v.
United States ; defendant's plea to jurisdiction [and] brief in support of plea
to jurisdiction. [1946.] p. 7-18. % J1.80:Sel7

Seipp, William A. No. 46306, in Court of Claims, William A. Seipp v. United
States ; defendant's brief. [1946.] cover title, i+39-04 p. J J 1.80 : Se 44/2

Seven-Up Bottling Co. of Los Angeles, Itw. In Court of Claims, no. 45868, Seven-
Up Bottling Company of Los Angeles, Inc., v. United States; brief for United
States. [1946.] p. 39-55, 1 pi. J Jl.S0:Se82

Silcsian American Corporation. No. 346, in Supreme Court of United States,
Oct. term, 1946, Silesian American Corporation, debtor, and Silcsian Holding
Company v. James E. Markham, Alien Property Custodian, on petition for
writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit. [1946.] cover title,
ii+25 p. t J 1.78: Si 33/2

Spencer Corporation. No. .5480, in circuit court of appeals for 4th circuit, Eugene
H. Timanus, receiver for Spencer Corporation, v. commissioner of internal
revenue, on petition for review of decision of Tax Court; petition of commis-
sioner for rehearing. [1946.] cover title, 6 p. t J 1.76 :Sp 34/2

Standard-Knapp Corporation. In Court of Claims, no. 46282, Standard-Knapp
Corporation v. United States; defendant's exceptions to report of commissioner
and request for special findings of fact. [1946.] p. 61-81. $

J 1.80: St 24/16

Standard Transformer Co. In Court of Claims, no. 4.5924, Standard Transformer
Company r. United States ; defendant's exceptions to commissioner's report.
[1946.] p. 37-50. t J 1.80 : St 24/15

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Three States Lmnher Co. No. 90G5, in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit,
Tliree States Lumber Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition
for review of decision of Tax Court; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover
title, i+14 p. t J1.7G:T413

Union Metal Manu-facturing Co. No. 292, in Supreme Court of United States,
Oct. term, 11)46. Union Metal Manufacturing Company, and Edmund W. Riem-
ensclineider, and Mabel St. Elmo Rastetter, executrix of Harry O. Rastetter, v.
Casper W. Oonis, commissioner of patents, on petition for writ of certiorari
to United States Court of Appeals for District of Columbia ; brief for respondent
in opposition. [1946.] cover title, ii+11 p. % J 1.78 :Un 33/5

Vanderlip, Frank A. No. 324, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1940, estate of Frank A. Vanderlip [et al.] v. commissioner of internal revenue,
on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit ; brief
for respondent in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+10 p. t J 1.78 : V 284

Washivgton State. No. 11281, in circuit court of appeals for 9th cii'cuit, Milo
Moore, director of fisheries of State of Washington, and Don W. Clarke, director
of game of State of Washington, v. United States, uix)n appeal from district
court for western district of Washington, southern division ; brief for United
States. [1946.] cover title, ii +37 p. t J 1.76 :W 279/7

Washington State Apple Adrertising Commission. Nos.'10947, 10952, in circuit
court of appeals for 9th circuit, Washington State Apple Advertising Commis-
sion et al. V. Federal security administrator ; Washington State Grange et al. v.
[same] ; petition of Federal securitv administrator for clarification or recon-
sideration. [1946.] cover title, S p. $ J 1.76 :W 279/6

Yellow Cah Co. Civil no. 46C1339, in district court for northern district of
Illinois, eastern division, United States v. Yellow Cab Company et al. : com-
plaint. [1946.] cover title, 2S p. $ ' J 1.75 :Y 38

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Uniform crime reports for United States and its po.ssessions, v. 17, no. 1; semi-
annual bulletin, 1946. 1946. ii-f 1-76 p. il. [Advisory, International As.socia-
tion of Chiefs of Police.] ± • Item 730
L. C. card 30-2700.J J 1.14/7 : 17/1

IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE

Nattiralisation. Special naturalization benefits for veterans and women married
to United States citizens. [1946.] [2]-fl4 p. narrow 8° f • Item 733

J 21.2 : N 21

PRISONS BUREAU

Prisons. Federal prisons, 1945. review of work of Federal Bureau of Prisons
during year ended June 30, 1945, including statistics of Federal prisoners and
of Federal parole selection and supervision. United States Penitentiary,
I.^avenworth, Kans., 1946. v+81 p. il. 3 pi. [Includes annual report of di-
rector of Prisons Bureau.] t
L. C. card 32-28116 J 16.1 : 945

LABOR DEPARTMENT

CHILDREN'S BUREAU

Note. — "fhe Chilrtron's Bureau (with the exreption of its child labor functions) was
transferrca to the Federal Securitv As;ency b.v Reorganization plan no. 2, effective July 16,
lft4fi.

For a publirattion issued after .Tuly 16, 1946, see Children's Bureau under Federal
Security Ajjency, Social Security Administration.

Child labor. Children still labor in fields, few States have laws that protect
children emploved in agricultural work: by lone L. Clinton. [1946.] 4 p. 4°
[From The child, .Tune 1946, v. 10.] t L 5.35/a : C 437/30

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EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

Laundries. National physical cletuands information series ; no. 2, Laundry, clean-'
ing dyeing, and pressing oociiparions. Feb. 1!)4(!. iii+108 p. 4° (Occupational
Analysis and Industrial Services Division.) [Includes list of Other publications
of Occupational Analysis and Industrial Services Division.] * Paper, 35c.
• Item 954
L. C. card L 46-149 L 7.26 : 2

Meteorology as profession [with list of suggested reading; prepared by Ann
Ricliards Taylor]. 1946. iv+17 p. il. (National Roster of Scientific and
Specialized Personnel; Vocational booklet 4.) [Prepared aud published with
cooperation of Education Office.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 954 L 7.24: 4

Occupational anah/sis improves personnel methods. Aug. 1946. 6 p. narrow 12'
(Occupational Analysis and Industrial Services Division.) f • Item 954

L 7.2 : Oc 1/3

I'osters. By act of Congress and presidential prclamation, National Employ the
Physically Handicapped Week, Oct. 6-12. 1946, hire handicapped, its good busi-
ness; [poster]. 1946. 25.9X18.4 in. [This poster also issued in size 12.7X9
in.] t L7.7:H19

LABOR STANDARDS DIVISION

Child labor. 16-year minimum age for employment, postwar goal for protection
of the Nation's children. 1946. 6 p. narrow 8° (Child Labor and Youth
Employment Branch.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 754 L 16.2 : M 66

LABOR STATISTICS BUREAU

Cooperative housing associations. Organization and management of cooperative
and mutual housing associations. [1946.] vi-f65 p. (Bulletin 858.) [Revi-
sion of Bulletin 608.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 759
L. C. card L 46-151 L 2.3 : 858

Same. (H. doc. 478, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Electroplating. Wage structure of electroplating and polishing industry, Jan.
1945; [prepared by Joseph W. Bloch]. [1946.] ii+8 p. (Bulletin 875.)
[From Monthly labor review, Mav 1946.] * Paper, 5c. • It( m 759
L. O. card L 46-128 L 2.3 : 875

Same. (H. doc. 646, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Machine-tool accessories. Wage structure of machine-tool accessories industry,
Jan. 1945; [prepared by Lily Mary David]. [1946.] ii+13 p. il. (Bulletin
868.) [From Monthly labor review. Mar. 1946.] * Paper, 5c. © Item 759
L. C. card L 46-127 L 2.3 : 868

■ Same. (H. doc. 618, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

P7-ices in 1st quarter of 1946. [1946.] 16 p. (Serial no. R. 1843.) [From
Monthly labor review, June 1946.] t L 2.6/a9 : 946/1

Printing. Union wages and hours in printing trades, July 1, 1945; [prepared by
Donald H. Gerrish and Herbert M. Abowitz]. [1946.] iii-f-15p.il. (Bulletin
872.) [From Monthly labor review, Apr. 1946, with additional data.] * Paper,
10c. • Item 759
L. C. card L 38-61 L 2.3 : 872

Same. (H. doc. 636, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Reconrcrsion. Reconversion in New England. 1946. [l]-f25 p. (Serial no.
R. 184,5.) [From Monthly labor review, July 1946.] t L 2.6/a : R 245/4

■ Workers' experiences during 1st phase of reconversion : [prepared by Nathan

Weinberg]. [1916.] ii-fl8 p. (Btilletin 876.) [From Monthly labor review,

Mav 1946, with additional data.] * Paper, lOc. • Item 759

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Same, (H. doc. 647, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

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title, 12 p. 11. (Special bulletin 2, 1941.) * Paper, ;3c. • Item 780
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Reoifianization of Library of Congress, 1939-44; [by] Archibald MacLeish.

[1946.] 36 p. il. [Reprinted from Library quarterlv, v. 14, no. 4, Oct.

1944.] t

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Btate puUications. Monthly check-list of State publications [title page and
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pt. 1, g^roup 3. Dramatic compositions, motion pictures, v. 18, volume index, 1945. iii +
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Mmiei/ and hankinfj. selected list of references; compiled by Helen F. Conover.
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LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE SERVICE

Bills. Digest of public general bills, with index, 79th Congress, 2d session, no 6,
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• Item 806
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Commvnis7n in action, documented study and analysis of communism in operation
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Everett M. Dirksen by Legislative Reference Service of Library of Congress,
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Forestry. Public affairs bulletins: Forestry activities of Federal Government;
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Social security. Public affairs bulletins : Financing social security [with list of
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Merchant Marine Cadet Corps. United States Merchant Marine Cadet Corps and
its Academy at Kings Point, information for young Americans interested in
career as officers in merchant marine. [1946.] 67+ [2] p. il. t • Item 954

MC 1.2 : M 53/7/946

Outboard propulsion unit. Buy a Government-owned surplus outboard propulsion
unit at a fraction of Government cost. [1946.] [4] p. il. (Contract Settle-
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NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR AERONAUTICS

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Airfoils. High-speed investigation of skin wrinkles on 2 NACA airfoils [with
list of references] ; by Harold L. Robinson. Washington, Aug. 1946. cover
title, 17 p. 4 pi. 42 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1121.) [Processed.] t

Y3.N 21/5: 6/1121

Two-dimensional wind-tunnel investigation of approximately 14-percent-

thick NACA 66-series-type airfoil section with double slotted flap [with one
reference] ; by Albert L. Braslow and Laurence K. Loftin, jr. Washinston,
Aug. 1946. cover title, 16 p. 20 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1110.) [Proc-
essed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1110

Aluminum-alloys. Increasing compressive strength of 24S-T aluminum-alloy
sheet by flexure rolling [with list of references] ; by Geprge J. Heimerl and
Walter Woods. Washington, Aug. 1946. cover title, 5 p. 7 p. of pi. 4" (Techni-
cal note 1119.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1119

Engines. Flight investigation of cooling characteristics of 2-row radial engine
installation: 1, Cooling correlation [with list of references] ; by E. F.arton Uell,
James E. Morgan, John H. Disher, and Jack R. Mercer. Washington, July
1946. cover title, 25 leaves, 18 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 10920 [Proc-
essed. ] t Y 3. N 21/5 : 6/1 092

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Same: 2, Cooliiig-air pressnrfi recovery and iirossiu-e distribution [with

list of refen'Mces] ; by E. John Hill, Calvin C. Blai-kman, and James E. Morgan.
\Vashini,'ton, July 194G. cover title, 18 leaves, 2 pi. 30 p. of pi. 4° (Technical
note HOD.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1109

Further development of heat-resistant materials for aircraft engines

[with list of references] by Franz Bollenrath ; [translation by J. Vanier from]
Luftfahrtforscliung, v. 14, no. 4/5, Apr. 20, 1937. Washington, Sept. 1946.
cover title, l'& haves, 5 pi. 4° (Technical Memorandum 1093.) [Processed.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 8/1093

High-altitude flight cooling investigation of radial air-cooled engine [with

list of references], by Eugene J. Manganiello, Michael F. Valerino, and E.
Barton Bell. Washington, Aug. 1946. cover title, 35 leaves, 2 pi. 18 p. of pi. 4°
(Technical note 1089.) [Proce.ssed.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1089

Floiv. Flow over slender body of revolution at supersonic velocities [with list
of references] ; by Robert T. Jones and Kenneth Margolis. Washington, Aug.
1946. cover title, 8 p. 7 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1081.) [Processed.] t

Y 3.N 21/0 : 6/1081

Methods for determination and computation of flow patterns of compres-
sible fluid [with list of refei'ences and bibliography] ; by Stefan Bergman.
Washington. Sept. 1946. cover title, 71 p. 8 pi. 4° (Technical note 1018.)
[Processed.] t Y 3. N 21/5 : 6/1018

Friction. On laminar and turbulent friction [with list of references] by Th. yon
Karman; [translation by J. Vanier from] Zeitschrift fiir angewandte mathe-
matik und luechanik, v. 1, no. 4. Aug. 1921. ' Washington, Sei^t. 1946. cover
title, 36 leaves, 3 pi. 4° (Technical memorandum 1092.) [Processed.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 8/1092

Gi/iosrope. Effect on Sperry directional gyro in turning [with one reference],
by Rossello Rosselli Del Turco; [translation by J. Vanier from] Atti di Gui-
donia, no. 18, Oct. 10, 1930. Wa.«hington, Aug. 1946. cover title, 9 leaves,
2 pi. 4° (Technical memorandum 1001.) [Processed.] t

Y3.N 21/5: 8/1091

Load. Strength investigations in aircraft construction under repeated applica-
tion of load [with list of references], by E. Gassner ; [translation by M. Flint
from] Luftwissen, v. 6, no. 2, Feb. 194,S. Washington, Aug. 1946. cover title,
8 leaves, 3 pi. 4° (Technical memorandum 1087.) [Processed. Reprint of
R. T. P. translation no. 1415, issued by Ministry of Aircraft Production, Lon-
don, England.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 8/1087

Noise. Problem of noise reduction with reference to light airplanes [with list
of references] ; by Theodore Tlieodorseu and Arthur A. Regier. Washington,
Aug. 1946. cover title, 16 p. 3 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1145.) [Proc-
esi;ed.] f • Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1145

P?fl.s^'c.s\ Impact strength and flexual proi^erties of laminated plastics at high
and low temperatures [with list of references] ; by J. J. Lamb, Isabelle Al-
brecht, and B. M. Axilrod. Washington, Aug. 1946. cover title, 30 leaves,
28 pi. 4" (Technical note 1054.) [Processed.] f. Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1054

Plates (metal). Effect of small deviations from flatness on effective width and
buckling of plates in compression [with list of references] ; by Pai C. Hu,
Eugene E. Lundquist, and S. B. Batdorf. Washington, Sept. 1946. cover title,
31 p. 10 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1124.) [Proce.ssed.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1124

Wiufjs (airrroft). Wind-tunnel investigation of horizontal motion of wing near
ground [with references and bibliography], by I''. M. Serebrisky and S. A. Bia-
chuev ; [translation by S. Reiss from Report 437 of] Central Aero-Hydrody-
namical Institute [Moscow. 1030]. Washington, Sept. 1946. cover title, 19
leaves, 13 pi. 4° (Technical memorandum 1095.) [Processed.] t

Y3.N 21/5: 8/1095.

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Federal register. Federal register, v. 11, no. 172-100; Sept. 4-28, 1946. [1946.]
p. 9667-11113, 4" [Daily except Simtlay, Monday and day following a legal
holiday. No. 177 issued iu 2 parts, pt. 2 in 4 secti(»ns paged 177A-1 to 177A-966. J
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Note. — Part 2, no. 177, contains organizational and procedural nuiterial submitted
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placement within Code of Federal regulations.

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Congress. From Mar. 14, 193(5, through Sept. 30, 1946, one hundred and ninety-seven
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NATIONAL HOUSING AGENCY

Housing practices, war and prewar, review of desigii and construction. May
3946. 58 p. (National housing bulletin 5.) * Paper, 15c. •Item 461

NHA 1.3 : 5

Negroes. The house I live in, by B. T. McGraw and Frank S. Home; [Homes for
all veterans, by Wilson W. Wyatt]. [New York Allied Printing Trades t'nuncil,
1946.] 8 p. il. 4° [Reprinted from Opportunity, journal of Negro life, summer
issue, 1946.] f NHA 1.2 : II Sl/S

FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK ADMINISTRATION

Federal savings and loan associations. Annual report of Federal savings and loan
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FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION

Housing. Additional incentive for rental housing under veterans emergency
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NHA 2.2 : H 81/3

Posters Ask us about FIIA loans to remodel for veterans, loans up to $5,000,
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Public housing design, review of experience in low-rent housing. June 1946.

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Veterans emergency housing program, temporary housing for veterans. [Aug.

1940.] 7-1- [1] p. 4° [Processed.] t NIIA 4.2 : H 81/10

NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD

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Documents, Government Printing OflSce, Washington 25, D. C, at various prices, depending
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Athis Coil Spring Co. Appendix to petitioner's brief, in circuit court of appeals
for l.'^t circuit, no. — , National Labor Relations Board v. Oscar Cutler and
Elizabeth Lederman, d/b/a Atlas Coil Spring Company and Louis J. Kelty,
d/b/a Kelty Machine Works; on petition for enforcement of order of National
Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, i+ 180 p. t LR1.9:AtG5/6

Broicn Co. Appendix to petitioner's brief, in circuit court of appeals for 1st
circuit, no. — , National Labor Relations Board v. Brown Company, on petition
for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations Board. [194G.] cover
title, i + 118 p. il. t LR 1.9 : B 815/7

Lumber d Saicmill Workers Union. No. 11230, in circuit court of appeals for 9th
circuit, Local no. 2SS0. Lumber & Sawmill Workers Union, United Brotherhood
of Carpenters & Joiners of America, affiliated with American Federation of
Labor v. National Labor Relations Board; National Labor Relations Board v.
Portland Lumber Mills, on petition to review and set aside and on petition for
enforcement of order of National Labor Relations Board; brief for National
Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, ii+27 p. t LR 1.9 :L 97/3

Neptune Met^r Co. No. 20276, in circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit. National
Labor Relations Board v. Neptune ]\Ieter Company, on petition for enforcement
of order of National Labor Relations Board ; brief for National Labor Rela-
tions Board. [1946.] cover title, i +16 p. t LR 1.9 :N 353/4

Times Mirror Co. No. 10123, in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit, Times
Mirror Company v. National Labor Relations Board; rule and petition for rule
to show cause, to adjudge in contempt, and for other relief. [1946.] cover
title, ii+287 p. il. t LR 1.9 : T 4S2/2

NATIONAL RAILROAD ADJUSTMENT BOARD

Awards 201-300 and interpretations with index digest, 4th division, v. 8.
Champlin-Shealy Co., Law Printers, Chicago, 111. [1946]. iv-f850 p. t Na-
tional Railroad Adjustment Board, Chicago, 111. (price upon application).
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all other employees of carriers over which jurisdiction is not given to the 1st, 2d, and 3d
divisions.

NAVY DEPARTMENT

Laws relating chiefly to Navy, Navy Department. ?Jarine Corps, and Coast Guard,
passed at 1st ses.^ion, 79th Congress, 1946. 1946. xiii+2S3 p. t • Item S57
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MARINE CORPS

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perforations.] % N 9.9/3 : 214

MEDICINE AND SURGERY BUREAU

Internship. Essentials of internship and residency-type training in naval hos-
pitals [with list of references] ; prepared by Professional Division, approved by
surgeon general, June 21, 1946. [1946.] [l]+20 p. il. t • Item 876

N 10.2 : In 85/946

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Mosquitoes of Japan and their medical importance [with list of literature cited] ;
by Tsai-Yu Hsiao and Richard U. Bohart. H&MJ.] [3] +44 p. 3 p. of pi. t
• Item 87G
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HYDROGEAPHIC OFFICE

Note. — The charts, sailing directions, light lists, manuals and tables published by the
Hydrographio Ollice are again available to the public. All charts and publications are for
sale by the Hydrographic Office, Navy Department, Washington 25, D. C., and by its com-
mercial agents which are located iu the iirincipal American sea and lake ports. Manuals
and tables which do not reijuire correction service are available from the Superintendent
of Documents, Washington 25, D. C. H. O. circular 3 and its supplement lists all sailing
directions, light lists, manuals, and tables, and several charts and reprints of Hydro-
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Charts

Air navigation charts. Scale 1"=30 uaut. m. (1 : 2,188,800) at lat. 7^30', contour
interval 1,000 ft. Each map approximately 32X.52 in. [Mercator projection.]
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V30-57. [Boeli Baai, east to New Ireland. Louisiade Archipelago, west to Australia.]

Washington, D. C, published May l'J4.3, 3d edition. July 194G.
V30-58. [Solomon Islands, east to Gilbert Islands and Ellice Islands.] Washington,

D. C, published June 1943, 3d edition, July 1946.

Arctic regions. Strategic plotting chart, Arctic regions, no. 5050-60 to 5050-65.
Scale 1"=30 naut. m. (1:2,188,800) at lat. 67°o0', contour interval 1,000 ft.
Washington, D. C, 1st edition, July 1946. 6 charts, each 33X51 in. t 3()c. each.

N 6.18 : 5050-60 to 65

Atlantic Ocean. South Atlantic Ocean, eastern part; no. OOuO. Natural scale
1:6,454,331 at lat. 28°. Washington, D. C, published Fell. 193l>, 2d edition,
Aug. 1946. 46X31 iu. t 60c. N 6.18 : 0959

Australia. Australia, east coast. Cape Direction to Clareniont Point, from British
surveys between 1843 and 18JJ8 ; no. 3462. Natural scale 1 : 148,340 at lat. 13°30'.
Washington, D. C, published June 1925, 2d edition, Aug. 1946. 39X34 in.
t70c. ■ N 6. 18: 3462

• Australia, east coast, Cape Grenville to Caj^e Direction, from Briti.sh sur-
veys between 1893 and 1896 (Barrier Reefs fi'om survey between 1843 and 184^')) ;
no. 346:3. Natural .scale 1 : 148,770 at lat. 12''20'. Washington, D. C. puhli-shed
Apr. 1925, 2d edition, June 1946. 39X26 in. f 50c. N 6.18: 3463

Baltic Sea. Die Ostsee, von Gedser Odde bis Bornliolm ; H. O. misc. 10,219-12.
[Scale] 1:200,000 (lat. 54°51'). n. p. 1st ed., .hine 1046. 28X40 in. [Repro-
duction of Gernuin chart 40.] f 60c. N 6.18: 10,219-12

Insets :

Stralsund.
Trelleljorg.

Boico Iteito. Southwest part of Buko Retto (Pescadores Islands), Formosa
Strait, Japan, from Japanese surveys between 1927 and 1930; no. 6139 j. Scale
ruiut. m.=1.5 in., natural .'jcale 1 : ."10,000. Washington, D. C, published May
1945, 2d edition. July 1946. 39X26 in. t 50(-. N 6.18 : 6139

Ceylon. South coast of Ceylon, Indian Ocean, from British surveys between 1887
and 1909; no. 2459. Natural scale 1 : 312,620 at lat. 6''30'. Washington, D. C,
published Jan. 1908, 4th edition. May 1946. 25X38 in. t 50c. N 6.18: 2459

Chinhae Hang (Chinkai Ko), Korea (Chosen), south coast, Asia, from Japanese
surveys between 1917 and 1929; no. 6.503. Scale 500 yds.=1.7 in., natural scale
1:10,500. Washington, D. C, 1st edition, July 1946. 39X26 in. t OOc.

N 6.18 : 6503

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1194 Government Publications

Coral Sea. Islets and reefs in Coral Sea, Australia, east coast, from British
survey in 1886; no. 3r)68, Wasliington, D. C, published Feb. 1926, 2d edition,
Aug. 1W6. 19X26 in. t 30c. N 6.18: 3568

Includes :

Coringa Islets.

Flinders and adjacent reefs.

Ilulmes Reefs.

England. England, ea.st coast, North Foreland to Orfordness, including entrance
to The Thamivs, from British surveys to 1934 with corrections to 1939; no. 4444.
Natunil scak' 1:140.01.1 at iat. 51°4r>'. Washington", D. C, published June
1915, 20th edition, June 1946. 26X34 in. ^^^^^. N 6.18: 4444

England, south coast, Portland to « "hristchurch, from British surveys to

1936 (topography is mainly from British Ordnance Survey) ; no. 4497. Natural
scale 1:72.417 at Iat. 50°3o'. Washington, D. C, published Oct. 1915, 10th
edition, July 1946. 27X39 in. 1 50c. N 6.18: 4497

England, south coast. Start I'oint to Needles Channel, from British surveys

to 1922; no. 4448. Natural scale 1 : 145.n!S2 at Iat. 50°30'. Wa.shington, D. C,
published Nov. 1915, 13th edition. July 1946. 28X45 in. t 60c. N 6.18 : 4448

Ijinnidcii (Yi)iuiden) Hiirbor, Netherlands, North Sea, western entrance of
Amsterdam North Sea ship canal, from Netherlands Government chart of
1927 with corrections to 1945; no. 4902. Scale 100 yds.=0.5 in., natural scale
1:7.654. Washington, D. C, published May 1915, 7th edition, July 1946.
20X26 in. i" 20c. N 6.18 : 4902

Inland Sea. Harbors in Naikai (Inland Sea), Japan, from Japanese surveys to
1939; no. 6157. Washington, D. C-. 1st edition, July 1946. 20X27 in. t 30c.

N 6.18 : 6157
Insets :

luuibari K6, Shikoku. north coast.

Matsu.vauia K6 and approaches. Shikoku, west coast.

Shisaka Jima Hakuchi, Bingo Nada.

Harbors in Naikai (Inland Sea), Japan, from Japanese surveys to 1939;

no. 6359. Washington, D. C.. published June 1945, 2(1 edition, Aug. 1946.
29 X 19 in. t 30c. N 6.18 : 6359

Insets :

Agenosho Wan, O Shima, I.yo Nad.i.

Nagahama K6, Shikoku, Approaches to, northwest coast, lyo Nada.

Japan. Aviation chart : Japan. Tokyo-Nagoya; V14-330. Scale 1"=14 naut. m.
(1: 1,021,474) at Iat. 32°15'. Washington. D. C, 1st edition. May 1946. 35x27
in. [Mercator projection.] f ^Oc. N 6.18 : V 14-330

Kiirun, Japan. Approaches to Kiirun (Keelung) Kv"). Taiwan (Formosa), north
coast, Japan, from Japanese surveys in 19:?7 : no. 5310. Scale naut. m.=4 in.,
natural scale 1:18.100. Wasliin^iton. D. C.. published Oct. 1922. 6th edition.
July 194(). 26X39 in. t 50t. N 0.18:5310

Kirnjaleln Atoll. Eastern part of Kwajalein Atoll. Marshall Islands, north Pa-
cific Ocean, from Japanese surveys between 1914 and 1940 and U. S. Navy sur-
veys between 1944 and 1946: no. 6027. Natural scale 1:89,415 at Iat. 9°.
Wa.shington, D. C, 1st edition. Aug. 194fj. 37x25 in. t 50c. N 6.18: 0027

Lindi River, Africa, east coast, from Britis^h surveys between 1874 and 1917. with
additions from German chart of 1915 : no. 3805. Scale naut. m.=3 in., natural
scale 1 : 23,960. Wa.shington, D. C, 1st edition. June 1946. 38X27 in. t .50c.

N6.1S:;iS05
Insets :

Continuation of Lindi River.
Lindi harbor, from British survey in I'.IIT.

Lotuj vanrje air narif/atinn charts. Scale 1"~70 naut. ni. (1:5,107,200), con-
tour interval variable. Each tnap approximately 3:^X52 in. [Mercator pro-
jection.] t 40c. each. N6.18:
V70 2. Lat 12°-48°, long. 85°-154°. Washington. I). C. published .Tune 1944. 2d edi-
tion. June 1946.
V70-10. Lat. :W-e^'', long. 0»-85'. Washington, D. C. published Sept. 1943. 2d edi-
tion. May 1946.

• Sent to Depository Libraries

October 1946 1195

Mexico. West coast of Mexico, Pnnta Chipehua to Bahia Ventosa, from survey
by U. S. S. Tuscarora in 1879 ; no. 087(). Natural scale 1 : 49.048. Washington,
D. C, publislied Nov. 1881, 23cl edition, July 1946. '2{JX2[) in. f 30c;.

N 6.18 : 087G

Namo Wan. Northern part of Nanao Wan (Anamizu Wan), Honshu, northwest
coast, Japan, from Japanese surveys in 1906 and 1981 ; no. 6388. Natural scale
1:23,()00. Washington, D.- C. 1st edition, Sept. 1946. l.'6X38 in. t 50e.

N 6.18 : 6388

Neiiean Bay. Kangaroo Island, Australia, south coast, from British survey in
1869; no. 3.j20. Scale naut. ni. = l in., natural scale 1:73,400 at lat. 3r)°40'
Washington, D. C, published Dec. 1925, 2d edition. May 1946. 19X26 in. t 30c.

N 6.18 : 3r.20

ytw Gtiiacu. Anchorages on north coast of New Guinea, south Pacific Ocean;
no. 296."'). Washington, D. C, published Aug. 1913, 5th edition, Aug 1946
18X25 in. t30c. N 6.18 : 2965

Includes :

Aitape Harbor from German plan of 1897, with artditions from Australian Govt

surveys to iy44.
Aitape Road, from German Government chart of 1919, with additions from Australian

Govt, surveys to 1944.
L,ae Harbor, from sketch survey in 1936.

Morol)e Harbor and approaches, from Australian Govt, survey in 1943
Porlock Harlior, from Australian Govt, survey in 1942
Salamaua Harbor from Australian Government survey in 1944, south of Mission

Pt. trom Australian Govt, sketch surveys to 1937.

Novfoiiiulhniil. Newfoundland, south coast. La Poile Bay to Ramea Islands
from liriti.sh surveys between 1861 and 1889: no. 2417. Natural scale 1 ■ 75(X)0
at lat. 47°35'. Washington, D. C, published Aug. 1907, 3d edition, Aug 194(1
27X47 in. t70c. N 6.18: 2417

Inset : Grand Bruit Harbor.

— - Newfonndland, west coast, Hawke Bay to Ste. Genevieve Bav, including
St. John Bay. from British surveys between 19<K5 and 1911 ; no 2680 Natural
scale 1 : 75,t)*JO at lat. 50°55'. Washington. D. C, published Apr 1915 -^
e<lition. May 1946. 41X29 in. f SOc. • n'6.18:2680

In.sets : . - . -

Good Bay, from French Government phin in 18f>2
St. .Tohn Island, St. John Harbor, from Frencli Government plan in 1861.

North Antcrica, east coast, Flemish Cap to Cape Hatleras, compiled from various
sources: no. 1412. Natural .scale 1:2,-503,570 at lat. 45°. Washington, D C,
published June 1896, 47th edition. Sept. 1946. 31X44 in. f 60c. N 6.18: 1412

North S'7,. middle sheet, from British, Norwegian and Danish Government sur-
ycvs to 1928, with additions to 1943: no. 4842. Natural scale 1-684 750 at
:^c^.rf-- ^y^'^y^'Ston, D. C, published Jan. 1922, 5fh edition. Aug 1946
26 X 40 1 n . t oOc. N 6. 1 8 : 4842

''"^B ^xf "• ^'"'■"' ^''^^'^^' *^*^'^'i"- "leteorologic-al plotting .-hart. Navy no

WicSn^"H Tk^ ^L^'^'^^-^kJ^^ ^^ ^''^- 2''°- Washington, D. C, published
Sept. 1930, ,th edition, Sept. 1946. 28X46 in. t 20c. N 6.18: 5556

~^o Soul h Pacific Ocean, sheet 3; no. 0825. Natural scale 1:5.990,157 at lat
^%'nr ^^^^'""^*°"' ^- C-. published Dec. 1934, 2d edition July 1946. 47x3.3 in!
' ^^- N 6.18: 0825

^7o7,QQ''^-'tf' ?r/!^ ^f "^V.I?"*'"^ ';^'^'"*"=^' ^■'•^"' U. S. Government survevs
1 4nS;n w 'V^- *'? *^\^^= "^- ^^- S^^le ^^"t- o^-=l-8 i"- natural scale
iavQ? • ^a;'"'ff'^."' I>- <"-. published Dec. 1914, 19th edition, Aug. 1946
40X33 in. [Map is in 2 sections.] f 60c. N 6 18 • .5000

Insets :

Balboa Harbor.

Aliraflores Lal:e.

St. George Harbor. Approaches to St. George Harbor, Newfoundlan.l. wi-t coast,
fioin Frenchand British surveys between 1861 and 1896; no. 0.594. Natural
10^? o^b^: ^^'^Jl'ni^fo". D- C.. published July 1874. 5th edition. May
1946. 24X33 in. t 40c. N 6.18 : 0594

Insets •

St. George Harbor.
Ship Cove.

• Sent to Depository Libraries

119b Government Publications

St. Lawrence River. Traverses, St. Lawrence River, Canada, Goose Island to
Bellechasse Island, from Canadian survey in 1918 and 1919 (middle and south
channels also shore line of islands and most of topography are from British
surveys between 18S4 and 1887) : no. UU89. Scale naut. m.=1.5 in., natural
scale 1:48,180. Washington, D. C, published June 1914, 7th edition. May
1946. 33X42 in. f GOc. N 0.18:2689

Salvador, J'drto do. Porto do Salvador (Porio da Bala), Brazil, east coast,
from Brazilian Government surveys in 1941 and 1943 : no. 0975. Scale naut.
m.=-3.7 in., natural scale 1:20,000. Washington, D. C, published Feb. 1886,
30th edition, July 1946. 34X26 in. t 50c. N 6.18: 0975

Samoa Islands. Aviation chart: Samoa Islands; V14-360. Scale 1"=14 naut.
m. (1 : 1,021,474) at lat. 14° Washington, D. C, 1st edition, June 1946. 25X37
in. [Mercator projection.] j 40c. N 6.18 : V 14-360

South America. Aviation chart: South America, Cali-Talara ; V14-239. Scale
1"=14 naut. m. (1:1,021,474) at lat. 0°45'. Washington, D. C, 1st edition
June 1946. 36X27 in. [Mercator projection.] t 40c. N 6.18 : V 14-239

Tampico Harbor. Puerto de Tampico, Rio Panuco, Gulf of Mexico, Mexico, from
Mexican chart of 1923 vs^ith additions in 1942; no. 1577. Scale naut. m.=3.6
in., natural scale 1:20,107. Washington, D. C, published Feb. 1897, 29th
edition, May 1946. 21X38 in. t 50c. N 6.18: 1577

Isla de Lobos, from U. S. Naval survey in 1914.
La Barra to Pauuco, Rio Paiiuco.

Wash, The. The Wash, Skegness to Blakeney, England, east coast, from British
surveys between 1917 and 1943; no. 4710. Natural scale 1:75,120 at lat. 53°
Washington, D. C, published Oct. 1917, 6th edition,' July 1916. 26X39 in.
t 50c. N 6.18 : 4710

Inset : Boston Dock.

Xuan Dal, Bale de. Approaches to Bale de Xuan Dai and Bale de Qui Nhon,
French Indochina, Annam, South China Sea, from French surveys between
1926 and 1936, with topography from Service Geographique de I'ludochine;
no. 3151. Natural scale 1:75,090 at lat. 13°35'. Washington, D. C, 1st edi-
tion, July 1946. 40X27 in. t 60 c. N 6.18 : 3151

XAUTICAI. ALMANAC OFFICE

American air almanac, 1947, January-April. [1946.] cover title, l-240+xliv+
[2] p. il. 4° [Text on p. 2^ of cover. The 2 pages at the end of the collation
consist of a Navigational star chart, oblong 8° folded into 4° size, and an
Interpolation of GHA and l»olaris, printed on verso.] * Paper, $1.00. 9 Item
881
L. C. card 41-51471 N 11.6/3 : 947/1

Eclipses. Total eclipse of the sun. May 20, 1917. 1946. 48 p. 2 maps. [Supple-
ment to American ephemeris, 1947.] * Paper, 25c. • Item 882
L. C. card 46-27732 N 11.5 : 9-17/supp.

NAVAL PERSONNEL BUREAU

Aircraft turrets; prepnred by Standards and Curriculum Division. Training.
Edition of 1946. 1946. vi+[l]4-240 i>. il. 4 pi. 12° (Navy training courses.)
[Another ilhistrarion on front cover.] * Paper, 45c.
L. C. card 46-27682 N 17.25 : Ai 7/19

PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE

Note. — The name of the OflBce of Public Relations was changed to OflOice of Public Infor-
mation by authority of AlNav 138, issued by the Secretary of the Navy, and dated June 18,
1945.

Casualties. State sunuuary of war casualties: Minnesota; [compiled May 1946
by Casualty Section]. [1946.] [2] +51 p. 4° * Paper, 20c. • Item 857

N 1.34 : M 61
Note. — These State summaries are classified with earlier publications directly under
the Navy Department in order to keep the set together.

• Sent to Depository Libraries

October 1946 1197

Casualties — Continued

Same: New York; [compiled July 1946, Casualty Section]. 1946. [2] +

181 p. 4° * Paper, 50e. • Item 857 N 1.34 : N 42y

Same: Oregon; Lcompiled June 1946 by Casualty Sectio;iJ. IL'46. [2] +29

p. 4° * Paper, 15c. • Item 857 N 1.34 : Or 3

Same: Pennsylvania; [compiled June 1946 by Casualty Section]. 1946.

[2] +158 p. 4° * Paper, 45c. • Item 857 N1.34:P38

SHIPS BUREAU

Blowers. Bureau of Ships manual: chap. 53, Blowers; July 1, 1946. [1946.]
[1]+11 p. il. 1 pi. 4° [Revision of chap. 53, Blowers, Apr. 17, 1944.] * Paper,
15c. • Item 913 N 29.13 : 53/946

Engines. Bureau of Ships manual : chap. 41, sec. 5, Wain propelling machinery,
internal combustion engines (gasoline type). [1946.] cover title, [1]+17
p. il. 4° [Supersedes art. 21-1 to 21-163 of Manual of engineering instructions.]

* Pai>er, 15c. • Item 913

L. C. card 46-27681 N 29.13 :41/sec.5/946

Turrets. Bureau of Ships manual: chap. 72, Turrets: [Aug. 1, 1946]. [1946.]
cover title, [l]+3 p. il. 4° [Revision of chap. 72. Turrets. Oct. 1, 1942.]

* Paper, 10c. • Item 913 N 29.13 : 72/946

SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAU

Goveinment supplies. Army-Navy joint packaging instruction : I'ackagiiig and
packing of machine tools and accessorv parts for overseas .shipment; June 3.
1946. [1946.] 10 p. 12" (JPI-9.) t N 20.27 : 9

Note. — This and the following instructions and specifications are issued with per-
forations for insertion in loose-leaf binders.

— — Same : Packaging and packing of metalizing equipment, including wire, for
overseas shipment; May 20, 1945, [1946]. [1946.] 6 p. 12° (JPI-18.) t

N 2(1.27 : 18

Joint Array-Navy specification : Buttons, tack and staple, amdt. 1 ; June 21,

1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (JAN-B-2S6 [amdt. 1].) t

N 20.23 : JAN-B-286/amdt.l

Same: Cloth, cotton, seersucker: May 28, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12° (JAN-O-

343. ) t N 20.23 : JAN-C-343

Same : Cloth, cotton, wind-resistant, twill and poplin ; May 28. 1946. [1946.]

7 p. 12° (JAN-C^42.) t N 20.23 : JAN-C-342

Same: Cloth, wool, knitted; June 28, 1946. [1046.] 7 j). 12° (JAN-C-

363. ) t N 20.2;^ : JAN-C-363

Same: Filling, method of, plasticized white jjliosphorus (PWP), 4.5-inch

rocket lieads, mark 10, mod. 0: May 29, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. (JAN-F-345.) t

N 20.23 : JAN-F-345

Same: Firing device, pressure type, M-lAl : Mar. 28, 1946. [1946.] 5 p.

( JAN-F-321. ) t N 20.23 : JAN-F-321

Same: Lacquer enamel, lustreless; Apr. 30, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. (JAN-

1^73. ) t N 20.23 : JAN-Lr-73

Same: Packaging and packing for overseas shipment, bags, shipping, tex-

tile-and-paper-laminated, amdt. 1: June 28, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. 12° (JAN-
P-113 [amdt. 1].) f N 20.23 : JAN-P-113/amdt.l

Same: Rod.s. earth, blast-driven, set no. 1 ; June 28, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12°

(JAN-R-359.) t N 20.23 : JAN-R-359

Same: Sodium; Apr. 29. 1946. [1946.] 4 p. il. (JAN-S-328.) f

N 20.23 : JAN-S-328

Same: Tetryl (trinitrophenylmethylnitramine) ; May 13, 1946. [1946.]

9 p. 11. (JAN-T-339.) t N 20.23 : JAN-T-339

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1198 Government Publications

Go vcrn )ii t n t supplies — Continued

Navy Department specification: Bags, laundry; July 15, 1946. [1946.]

5p.il. 12° (24B21.) t N 20.6/2: 24 B 21

- Same: Baiid.s, .sweat, cap, leathm-; Aug. 1, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. 12" (55B19.)
[Sni)er.sedps T.m2, Mar. 1. 1941.] t N 20.6/2 : 55 B 19

Same : Basin.s. .solution, ring-mounted (shipboard use, in operating rooms) ;

Aug. ], 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (57H61a.) t ' N 20.6/2 : 57B61a

Same: Bearing-strips, synthetic-rubber (water-lubrication) ; Aug. 1. 1946.

1946. 1 p. 12° (33B5a.) t N 20.6/2 : 33 B 5a

. Same : Beeswax ; Sept. 3, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (52B4e.) t

N 20.6/2 : 52 B 4e

Same: Bronze, phosphor, castings; July 15, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. il. 12°

(46B5J.) [Supersedes 46Z5i, June 1, 1943.] f N 20.6/2 : 46 B 5j

Same: Bronze, valve castings; Aiig. 1, 1946. [1946.] 8 p. il. 12° (46B8i.)

[Supersedes 46B8g, Apr. 1, 1940, 4GB8h, Nov. 1, 1943.] t N 20.6/2 : 46 B 8i

Same: Brushes, wire, rotary, cup, and radial (disk) ; Aug. 15, 1946. 1946.

1 p. 12° ( 40B5b. ) t N 20.6/2 : 40 B 5b

Same: (^hains, boat; July 1, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. il. 12° (6C3d.) [Super-
sedes 6C3c, Aug. 1, 1921. ] t N 20.6/2 : 6 C 3d

Same: Cloth, artificial-fiber (for parachutes, pyrotechnic) ; Jun6 1, 1946.

[1946.] 6 p. 12° (27C41.) [Supersedes O. S. 3299, Apr. 1944.] t

N 20.6/2 : 27 C 41

Same: Clothes-stops; July 15, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. 11. 12° (21C6c.)

[ Supersedes 21C6a, May 1, 1943, 21C6b, Jan. 3, 1944.] t N 20.6/2 : 21 C 6c

Same: Compound, rust-preventive, thin-film (polar type) ; Aug. 15, 1946.

[1!M6.] 4 p. 12° (52(n8c.) [Supersedes 52C18b, Sept. 15, 1945.] t

N 20.6/2 : 52 C 18c

Same: Cooking-equipment, electrical (shipboard use); June 1, 1946.

[1946.] 46 p. il. 1 pi. 12° (65C14.) [Supersedes 64-0-6a, Jan. 3, 1933,
65G4. Apr. 1, 1937, 65-^-1. Feb. 1, 1936, 65-0-la, Jan. 3, 1938, 6.5-0-2, Nov. 1,
1937, 65R2, Oct. 1, 1937.] t N 20.6/2 : 65 C 14

Same: (^ork-composition, gasket and .sheet; Sept. 3, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12°

( 33C5a . ) t N 20.6/2 : 33 C 5a

Same : Grains, powder, flashless ; July 15, 1946. 1^6. 1 p. 12° (4G2a.) t

N 20.6/2 : 4 G 2a

■ — - Same: Hose, suction, water, smooth-bore; June 1, 1946. [1946.] 8 p. 3 pi.
12° (33H.5e.) [Supersedes 33H5d, .June 1, 1944.] t N 20.6/2 : 33 H 5e

Same : Marks, sleeve, Women's Naval Reserve ; July 15, 1946. 1946. 1 p.

12° (71M4a.) t N 20.6/2 : 71 M 4a

Same: Paint, outside, haze-gray, no. 27 (fornmla no. 5H) ; July 15, 1946.

1946. 1 p. 12° t N 20.6/2 : 52 P 45b

Same: Protective-coating-material, polymer-powder (product of an organic

dihalide and an inorganic polysxil (ide ) ; July 1, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12°
(52P60a.) [S^ipersedes 52P60. Aug. 1, 1944.] t N 20.6/2 : 52 P 60a

Same: Ranges, Navv-standard, oil-burning, lightweight (for cruisers, de-

strnvHrs, and other high-speed craft) ; Aug. 1, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (fiS R 3b.) t

N 20.6/2 : 65 R 3b

Same: Rubber, synthetic, ga.skets. packing, sheets, and strips : July 1.").

1946 [19J6.] 9 p. 12° (33Rlh.) [Supersedes 33Rle, May 1. 1943. and 3:mig,
Jan.' 3. 19-14.] t N 20.6/2 : 33 R Ih

Same: Rubber (svnthetic). sponge (formed latex) ; June 1. 1946. [1946.]

llp.il. 12° (33R10.)' t N 20.6/2: 33 RIO

• Sent to Depository Libraries

October 1946 1199

Govtrntneut supplia — Contiinu'd

Same: Shirts, chambray, bhie; Aug. 1, 1946. [1940.] 10 p. il. 12"

(55S20f.) [Supersedes 55S20c, Jan. 2, 1943, r)r)S20e, Jan. 3, 1944.1 t

N 20.6/2: 55 S20f

S"ame: Thermometers, mercurial, for superlieated steam; Aug. 15, 1946.

1946. 1 p. 12° (18T24b.) [Supersedes 18T24a, Mar. 2, 1942.] f

N 20.6/2 : 18 T 24b

Same: Thimbles, rope (fiber and wire) ; Aug. 1, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12°

( 12T9C. ) t N 20.6/2 : 12 T 9c

— - Same : Tubing, flexible, metallic, lightweight (for voice tubing) ; Aug. 15,
1946. [1946.] 5 p. il. 12° (33T4.) [Supers»^des 34Tle, Aug. 1, 1934.] t

N 20.6/2 : 33 T 4

Same: Wash-basins, hand (shipboard use) ; July 1, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. iL

12° ( 42W3. ) [ Sui)ersedes 30\V3, June 1, 1925. ] t N 20.6/2 : 42 W 3

Manual. Bureaii of Supplies and Accounts manual : v. 1, Introduction and index.
[1946.] vii+[167J p. il. 4° [Issued in loose-leaf form in binder. Supersedes
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts manual of 192i), I>ureau of S\ipplie« and
Accounts memorandum of 1931, Appropriation bulletin, List of accounting num-
bers for ships and stations, and Navy accounting handbook.] t

N 20.13 : Su 7/2/946/v.l

Same: v. 2, Supply ashore. [1946.] v + [718] p. il. 4° [Issued in loose-
leaf form in binder.] % N 20.13 : Su 7/2/946/V.2

Same : v. 4, Commissary, clothing and small stores, and ship's store.

[1946.] v+[609] p. il. 4° [Issued in looseleaf form in binder.] $

N 20.13 : Su 7/2/946/V.4

Navy shipping guide. Change .56, Navy shipping guide [1941], pt. 1; Sept. 1,
1946. [1946.] i p. [Accompanied by) reprints of certain pages (with
changes) to l)e inserted in the Navy shipping guide.] t N 20.17/2 : 5(i/pt.l

Same, pt. 2; Sept. 1, 1946. [1946.] i p. [Accompanied by reprints of

certain pages (with changes) to be inserted in the Navy shipping guide.] t

N 20.17/2 : 56/pt.2

Travel instructions. U. S. Navy travel instructions. [1946.] iv-4-[191] p. 4°
[Is.sued in loose-leaf form, with printed marginal index tabs on blank card-
boards showing chapter numbers.] $ • Item 916 N 20.13 : T 69/2/946

PAN AMERICAN UNION

Note. — The Pan American Union sells its own illustrated monthly Bulletin, booklets, and
other publications, at prices ranging from 5c. to $2.00. The price of any edition of the
Bulletin is 15c. a single copy, the English edition is $1.50 a year, the Spanish edition $1.00
a year, the Portuguese edition $1.00 a year ; there is an additional charge of 75c. a year
on each edition for countries outside the Pan American Union. Address the Pan American
Union, Washington, D. C.

Chile. La r^forme du lyc(?e Chilien. Washington, D. C, 1946. cover title, [2] -(-22
p. [Text on p. 2 of cover.] t Paper, 5c. PA 1.13/2 :C 43

Inter-American Conference of Experts on Copyright. Acta final de la Confer-
encia Interamericana de Expertos para la Proteccion de los Dereclios de Autor,
Union I'anMiuericana, 1 a 22 de junio de 1946; Final act of Inter-American
Conference of Expci'ts on Copyright, Pan Amtn-ican Union, June 1-22. 1946;
Ata final da Coiiferencia Interamericana de I'eritos para a Prote(;ao dos
Direitos Autorais, I'niao Panamericana, 1-22 de jvniho de 1946; Acte final de
la Conference Interamericaine d'Experts pour la Protection des Droits d'Au-
teur. Union Panani6ricaine, 1-22 iuin 1946. Washington, D. C, 1946. [l]-[-
42 p. t PA 1.2: In 8/13

Conferencia Interamericana do T^xpertos para la Proteccion de los Derechos

de Autor, 1° a 22 de .iunio de 1946, Actas y docum(>ntos. Washington, D. C, 1946.
[1] -1-2-1-185 leaves, 4° (Serio sobre congrcsos y confereneias no. 50.) t Paper,
15c. PA 1.37 : s50

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1200 Government Publications

Interamerican Conference on Problems of War and Peace. Auteprojeto de De-
claragao dos direitos e deveres internacionais do homem e relatorio anexo,
foimulados pela Comissao Juridica Interamercana de acordo com as resolgoes
IX e XL da Coiift'iOiicia IiiteraiiKTicaiia sobre I'loblt'iiuis da Guerra e da Paz,
realizada na Cidade do Mexico de 21 de fevereiro a 8 de marco de 1945. Wash-
ington, D. C, agostu 1940. [2] +70 leaves, 4° LPiwessed.J t

PA 1.2 : In 8/11/Portuguese

Latin Atnerica. United States and Latin America, survey of recent changes in
relations between United States and other American republics; by William
Manger. Washington, D. C, 1946. [2] +32 leaves, 4" [Processed.] t Paper,
15c.
L. C. card 46-27680 PA 1.2 : L 34/10/946

PANAMA CANAL

Note. — Although The Panama Canal makes its reports to, and is under the supervlBion
of, the Secretary of War, it is not a part of the War Department.

Pilots' handbook. Panama Ganal, pilots' handbook. Revised July 1, 1946. Pan-
ama Canal Press, Mt. Hope, C. Z., 1946. 144 p. il. 19 maps, 10" [Pages 4 and
138-144 are left blank to be used for memoranda.] t
L. C. card 46-2700!> W 79.2 : P 64/946

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT

Post offices. List of post offices by classes, with salaries of postmasters, July 1,
1946. [1946.] cover title, 171 p. * I'aper, 30c. • Item 930
L. C. card 10-665 P 2.2 : P 84/3/946

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE

Mail routes. Schedule of mail routes, no. 594, Aug. 6, 1946, 6th division, Railway
JNIail Service, comprising Illinois and Iowa. [Chicago P. O., July 11, 1946.]
170+ [1] p. narrow 8° t P 10.12/6: 594

Schedule of mail routes, no. 197, Aug. 30, 1946, 14th division, Railv, ay Mail

Service, comprising Nebraska, Colorado, and Wyoming. John F. Brady Co.,
Omaha. [Aug. 30, 1946]. 112 p. narrow 8" t P 10.12/14 : 197

Schedule of mail routes, no. 177, Aug. 15, 1946, 15th division. Railway Mail

Service, comprising Pennsylvania and main line of Erie Railroad west of
Salamanca, N. Y., main lines of Baltimore & Ohio R. R. and Pennsylvania R. B.
System west of Pittsburgh, Pa., and such collateral lines as may be designated.
Esquire Press Coi-p., Pittsburgh, Pa. [Aug. 15, 1946]. 168 p. narrow 8" t

P 10.12/15: 177
TOPOGRAPHY DIVISION

Note. — The Division of Topography has on file maps showing all roads used by the rural
free delivery mail serrice. Rural delivery routes are shown in detail on county or local
maps which, with a few exceptions, are drawn to the scale of 1 : 62,500 or 1 : 63,360 (1 mile
to the inch). Maps of more than 1,600 counties in the United States have been prepared by
the Post Office Department and contact prints, made from the original maps on file are sold
for 50 cents per copy. Each county map shows in addition to the roads traveled by rural
carriers, all post offices within the county and all other roads, houses, schools, and churches
known at the time the map was originally drawn, together with an outline of the drainage.
A list of the county maps on file will be furnished upon application to the Superintendent,
Division of Finance, Post Office Department, Washington 25. D. C. Rural delivery routes
emanating from post offices in counties for which county maps have not been drawn are
shown on local maps. Contact prints of such maps are sold at 25 cents each. Orders for
all postal maps should be accompanied by money order and addressed to the Superintendent,
Division of Finance, Post Office Department, Washington 25, D. C. Rural delivery maps
should not be confused with the State post route maps which are listed in the Monthly
catalog for Jan. 1946, page 113.

PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES

Note. — The functions and duties of the Executive Office of the President were established
bv Executive order of Sept. 8, 1939. The principal divisions at present are as follows:
The White House Office, the Bureau of the Budget, the Liaison Office for Personnel Manage-
ment, and the Office for Emergency Management. , „ , ^. , ^x.

For information relating to the issuance of Executive orders and Proclamations or the
President see below, note under Ex< entire orders.

Air Coordinating Committee. Estaldishing Air Coordinating Committee. Sept.
19 1946. (P:xecutive order 9781.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Fed-
eral register, v. 11. no. 185, Sept. 21, 1946, p. 10645, 10647.]

• Sent to Depository Libraries

October 1946 1201

Columbus Day, 1946, proclamation [desiguating Oct. 12, 1946 as Columbus Day].
Sept. 25, 1946. (Proclamation 2705.) [Not issued separately. Appeared iu
Federal register, y. 11, no. ISU, Sept. 27, 1946, p. 10907.]

Deschutes National Fork. Enlarging Deschutes National Forest, Oreg., procla-
mation. Sept. 9, 1946. (Proclamation 2702.) [Not is.sueil separately. Ap-
peared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 178, Sept. 12, 1946, p. 10105.]

East Executive Avcmic. Reopening East E.xecutive Avenue to public travel.
Sept. 5, 1940. (Executive order 9776.) [Not issued separately. Appeared iu
Federal regi-ster, v. 11, no. 174, Sept. 6, 1946, p. 9789.]

Emergency Boards. Creating Emergency Board to investigate dispute between
Utah Idaho Central Railroad Corporation and certain of its employees. Sept.
23, 1946. (Executive order 9782.) [Not issued separately. Appeared iu
Federal register, v. 11, no. 186, Sept. 24, 1946, p. 106SJ3.J

Executive orders.

Note.— -The Federal register act (49 Stat. 500 as amended: 44 U. S. C, and supp.
301 of seq.) provides in sec. 5 as follows : There shall be published in the Federal register
all Presidential Proclamations and Executive orders, except such as have no general
applicability and legal effect or are effective only against Federal agencies or persons in
their capacity as officers, agents, or employees thereof.

Those Executive orders and Proclamations published in the Federal register will not
be issued separately, but title entries for such Executive orders and Proclamations, with
reference to the Federal register, appear above and below.

The distribution of Executive orders and Proclamations was transferred beginning
Mar. 12, 1936, from the Department of State to the Division of the Federal Register,
National Archives. Free distribution will be only to appropriate agencies of the Gov-
ernment. The Federal register will be sold by the Superintendent of Documents, Gov-
ernment Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C, on a subscription basis of $1.50 per month
or $15.00 per year.

Federal Committee on Highway Safetfi. Establisliing Federal Committee on
Highway Safety. Sept. 3, 1946. (Executive order 9775.) [Not i.ssued
separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 173, Sept. 5, 1946, p. 9731.]

Fire Prevention Werlc, 1946, proclamation [de>;ignating week beginning Oct. 6,
1946 as Fire Prevention Week]. Sept. 3, 1946. (Proclamation 2700.) I Not
issued separately. Appeared iu Federal register, y. 11, no. 173, Sept. 5, 1946,
p. 9729.]

Government records. Providing for more efficient use and for transfer and other
disposition of Government records. Sept. 25, 1946. (Executive order 9784.)
[Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 189, p. 10!!09.]

Labor Department. Revocation of Executive order no. 7744, authorizing solicitor
of Department of Labor to act as Secretary of Labor. Sept. 23, 1946. (Execu-
tive order 9783.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11,
no. 187, Sept. 25, 1046, p. 10747.]

Lafayette, U. 8. 8. Dispo.sal of U. S. S. Lafayette (APY-4, ex-Normandie).
Sept. 3, 1946. (Executive order 9773.) [Not Issued separately. Appeared in
Federal register, v. 11, no. 172, Sept. 4, 1946, p. 9667.]

National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week, 1946, proclamation [desig-
nating week of Oct. 0-12, 1946 as National Employ the Physically Handicapped
Week]. Sept. 12, 1946. (Proclamation 2703.) '[Not issued separately. Ap-
pear«>d in Federal register, v. 11, no. 181, Sept. 17, 1946, p. 10387.]

Proclamations.

Note. — For information concerning the iseuance of Executive orders and Proclama-
tions, see above, note under the subhead Executive orders.

Pula.'^ki, Count Casimir. General Pula.'^ki's Memorial Day, 1946, proclamation
[designating October 11. 1946 as Gcnernl Pubi ski's .Memorial Day]. Sejit. 25,
1946. (Proclamation 2704.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal
register, v. 11, no. 189, Sept. 27, 1946, p. 10907.]

Railroad securities. Designating Reconstruction Finance Corporation as agency
to act with respect to certain bonds, notes, and other securities acquired on
behalf of United States under provisions of transportation act, 1920 Sept. 3,
1946. (Executive order 9774.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal
register, v. 11. no. 173, Sept. 5, 1946. p. 9729.]

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1202 Government Publications

Travel expenses. Regulations governing travel and transportation expenses of
new appointees to positions in Government service located outside United
States and sucli expenses of employees returning to United States. Sept. 10,
194(1. (Executive order 9778.) [Not issued separately. Aiipeared in Federal
register, v. 11, no. 179, Sept. 13, 1946, p. 10149.]

WasJihtgton's Farewell Address. One hundred and fiftieth aiuuversary of Wash-
ington's Farewell Address, proclamation. Sept. 6, 1946. (rroclamation 27(11.)
[Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 176, Sept. 10,
1946, p. 9921.]

BUDGET BUREAU

Appropriations. Budget of United States Government, fiscal year 1947, war sup-
plement. 1946. viii+A21+lU4 p. 4° * Paper, n^c. • Item 948
L. C. card 22-27384 Pr 33.107 : 947/supp.-2

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICE

CIVILIAN PRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION

Production Manauement Office. Minutes of Council of Office of Production Man-
agement. Dec. 21, 1940-Jan. 14, 1942. 1946. v+102 p. 4" (Historical reports
on war administration; War Production Board, Documentary publication 2.)
* Paper, 35c.
L. C. card 46-27633 Pr 32.4840 : 2

Supply Priorities and Allocations Board. Minutes of Supply Priorities and Allo-
cations Board, Sept. 2, 1941-Jan. 15, 1^42. 1946. iv+75 p. 4° (Historical
reports on war administration ; War Production Board, Documentary publica-
tion 3.) * Paper, 30c.
L. C. card 46-27634 Pr 32.4840 : 3

War Production Board. Minutes of War Production Board, Jan. 20, 1942-Oct. 9,
1945. 1946. vi-|-4.57 p. 4° (Historical reports on war administration; War
Production Board, Documentary publication 4.) * Paper, $1.50.
L. C. card 46-27635 Pr 32.4840 : 4

PRICE ADMINISTK-VTION OFFICE

Apparel Institute. No. 359, Emergency Court of Appeals, Apparel Institute et al.
V. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ; answer. [1946.] cover title, 4 p. J

Pr 32.4217 : Ap 48/2

Columbia Empire Market. No. 11324. in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit,
Paul A. Porter, price administrator. Office of Price Administration, vs. Jerome
J. Lux and R. B. Helfrich, co-partners, doing business as Columbia Empire
Market; appellant's brief. [1946.] cover title, i-|-17 p. t

Pr 32.4217 : C 723/2

Commodities. Supplement to Directory of commodities and services, index to
price regulations and .iurisdiction of operating units, 6th edition, supp. 5, July
1, 1946. [1946.] 114-124 p. [All references to previously issued supplements
should be discontinued.] Included in price of Directory. • Item 963

Pr 32.4206 : C 73/945-2/supp.5

Crary Lumber Co. In circuit court of appeals for 8th circuit, no. 13384-civil,
H. A. Crary, H. A. Crary, jr., and Robert Crary. doing business as Crary Lumber
Company v. Paul A. Porter, administrator, (Office of Price Administration, appeal
from district court for western district of Arkansas, Hot Springs division;
brief for appellee. [1946.] cover title, ii-f 19 p. t Pr 32.4217 : C 853

Dunham d Reid, Inc. No. 355, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Dunham & Reid,
Inc. [et al.] v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; transcript of proceedings
before price administrator. [1946.] cover title, [l]-|-44 p. %

Pr 32.4217 : D 92/2

• Sent to Depository Libraries

October 1946

1203

Electromativ Distributors, Inc. No. 36<>, in Emergency Court of Appeals Elec-
trouiatic Distributors, lue. and Aida Sieyel, Sylvia Ehrlich and Olga Mauser
individually and as co-partners, doing business as Radio Traders v Paul A
Porter, price administrator; answer. [1940.] cover litl.-, 11 p. J

Pr 32.4217 : El 25/4

Same; transcript of proceedings before price administrator 119461

cover title, i+ 115 p. t Pr 32.4217 : El 25/3

Figticroa Ballroom. No. 35S, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Figueroa Ballroom
(Longo and Pontrelli) v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; transcript of
proceedings before price administrator. [1946.] cover title, i+S6 p. il. |

Pr 32.4217 : F 469

Gray Lumher d Shingle Co. No. 110S4, in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit
Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of Price Administration, vs. Cecil V Gray'
individually and doing business as Gray Lumber & SLingle Companv, and Cecil
V. Gray, individually and doing business as Gray Lumber & Shingle Companv vs
Paul A. Porter, administrator, Office of Price Administration, upon appeal from
district court for western district of Washington, northern division • reply
brief of price administrator. [1946.] cover title, i+13 p. $ Pr 32.4217': G 795

Household appUanees. How much, how soon? price facts about new hou-^ehold
appliances and equipment. [1946.] [4] p. il. 12" f Pr 32.4202 : Ap 5

Hunt, William M. No. 340, in Emergency Court of Appeals, William Montague
Hunt V. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; brief for administrator [1946 1
cover title, i+17 p. t Pr 32.4217 : H 915/3

Laics. Price control laws and J]xecutive orders as amended, Aug 1946- [pre-
pared in Office of General Coun.sel]. [1940.] [2] -fen p. * Paper, 15c. ©Item
96.3
L. C. card 46-27038 Pr 32.4205 : P 93/4/946

Notvak, Joseph C. No. 4182, in circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit Oct
term, 1945, Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of Price Administration v
Joseph C. Nowak et al., appeal from district court for district of Massachusetts
from judgment (Wyzanski. J.) Mar. 29, 1946; brief for plaintiff-appellant'
[1946.] coA-er title, i + 14 p. large 8° % Pr 32.421 7 : N 86

0. K. Plumbing Co. No. 11294, in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit, Pernard
V. Provenzano, individually and doing business as O. K. Plumbing Company r
Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of Price Administration ; brief foi- appellee
[1946.] cover title, ii+13 p. t Pr 32.4217: 01

Pi7tch, Glenn T. Transcript of record, in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit,
no. — , Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of Price Administration vs. Gltnn
T. Pinch, Charlotte, Mich., a]ipeal from district court for eastern district of
Michigan, southern division. [1940.] cover title, i+20 p. t

Pr 32.4217 : P 651

Posters. Don't pay above price on tag, any overcharge comes out of your p<x-ket
report overcharges to your local OPA price control board; [po.ster] 1946
12.7 X 9 in. t Pr 32.4212 : P 93/24

OPA ceiling price, refuse to pay more! [poster]. 1946. 12.7X9 in. [Illus-
trator, Valozio.] t Pr 32.4212 : P 93/25
Price regulatiovs.

Note. — Price schediilos and reernlntions. ainonrlmonts, nnrl orrlors are issued as preprints
or reprints from the Federal register and do not appear in the Monthly catalog The
regulations are compiled and printed to include, to date of publication, all amendments and
digests of supplemoutary orders thereto, and are I'ntered in this eataloir. Price schedules
and regulations are available from the Reiiue.st Unit, Distribution Branch Office of Price
Administration, Washington 25, D. C., or field offices, and requests will be filled to include
all additional amendments issued to date of request.

Publirker Industries, Inc. No. 252, in Emergency Court of .\ppeals, Publick^r In-
dustries, Inc.. V. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; supplemental transcript
of proceedings before price administrator. [1946.] cover title, ii + 158 p. X

Pr 32.4217 : P 96/3

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1204 Government Publications

Reliance Manufacturing Co. No. 304, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Reliance
MaimfjK'turiuiL; Company v. I'aul A. Porter, price administrator; answer.
[1046.J cover title, 2 p. t . Pr 32.4217 : R 279

Same; transcript of proceedings before pric«! administrator. [1946.]

cover title, [1] +39 p. t I'r 32.4217 : R 279/2

Report. IGtli quarterly leix-rt, for ixn-iod ended D«'C. 31, 1945. 1946. iv+114 p.
il. t • Item 9(;:'.
L. C. card 42-38r,.32 I'r 32.4216 : 945/4

Same. (H. doc. 06"), 79th Cong. 2d se.ss. )

■ 17th quarterly report, for period ended Mar. 31, 1946. 1946. iv+104 p.

* Paper, 25c. • Item 9a3 Pr 32.4216 : 946/1

Same. (H. dnc. 711, 79th Cong. 2d ses.s.)

Royal I'a<-king Co. No. 13354 (civil), in circuit court of appeals for Sth circuit,
Paul A. Porter, price administrator, Office of Price Adniinistration. v. Royal
Packing Company, appeal from district court for eastern district of Missouri,
eastern division ; replv brief of appellant. [1946.] cover title, i+6 p. |

Pr 32.4217 : R 812

Safeiray Stores, Inc. No. 281, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Safeway Stores,
Incorporated, v. Chester Bowles, price administrator; answer. [1945.] cover
title, 4 p. t Pr 32.4217 : Sa 17/10

Supak, Henry. Nos. 246 and 257, consolidated, in Emergency Court of Appeals,
Henry Supak, et al. v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ; brief for adminis-
trator. [1940.] cover title, i+14 p. t Pr 32.4217 : Su 76/5

Western Stove Co., Inc. No. 331, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Western Stove
Company, Inc., r. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; brief for administrator.
[1946.] cover title, ii + 4U p. t Pr 32.4217 : W 525/4

WAR ASSETTS .ADMINISTRATION

M-f> kite. Flying M-9 kite. [1946.] [2] p. 4° t • Item 973 Pr 33.202 :K 64

Review of the month, Apr. and May 1946. June 14 and July 9, 1946. [2] +48 p.
il. and [2] +47 p. il.4° [Printed and processed] % • Item 973 (May issue).
L. C. card 46-27704 Pr 33.212 : 946/1.2

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

Note. — The decisions or o|iinions of the Securities and Exchange Commission are issued
in processed form immediately upon their release, and co!)ies are distril)uted by the Com-
mission upon request. They are published later in printed form in bound volumes only.

Corporations. Survey of American listed corpoj-ations, reported information on
registrants with Securities and Exchange CJommission under securities act of
1933 and securities exchange act of 1934 : Data on profits and operations,
1943-44. Mav 1940. pt. 5, xii+28i) p. oblong 8° [Processed.] t
L. C. card 4(>-20224 SE 1.2 : C 81/5/943-44/pt.5

Decisions and repoi-ts, v. 13, Apr. 1, lt>43-Aug. 15, 1943. 1946. xiii+961 p.

* Cloth. .$2.50. • Item 987

L. C. card 38-22150 SE 1.11 : 13

SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM

Loeal hoard memoranda. Transmittal memo no. 256-257, 259 [transmitting Local
board memoranda]: Aug. 12-29, 1940. Each [l]+7 p. or [l]+2 p. [Issued
in loose-leaf form.] * Paper, 5e. each. • Item 994 Y 3.Se4: 13/256,ete.

Selective service man not. Notice, packet [of pages for 3d printing, 2d edition,
Selective service manual], no. 17; [Aug. 26, 1940]. [1940.] [18] p. [Issued
in loose-leaf form.] Included in price of Packet no. 1. • Item 994.

Y 3.Se 4 : 7/945-17

Note. — This packet of pages for Insertion In the Selective service manual contains
Amendments 397 and 398.

• Sent to Depository Libraries

October 1946 1205

Vfterans assistance information from national headquarters Selective Service
System, Jan. 18-June 18, 1946, uo. 1(V-14. [1946.] [Printed and processed.
Previous issues not entered in Monthly catalog.], t Y 3. Se 4 : 18/10-14

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION

Note. — lu a recent price list, the Smithsonian Institution publishes this notice: "Appli-
cants for the publications in this list are requested to state the grounds for their reciuests,
as the Institution is able to supply papers only as an aid to the researches or studies in
which they are eniiccialli) interested. Tliese papers are distributed gratis, e.\cept where
price is given, and should be ordered by the publication numbers, arranged in sequence.
The serial publications of the Smithsonian Institution are as follows : 1. Smithsonian
contributions to I<nowledge : 2. Smithsonian miscellaneous collections ; 3. Smithsonian
annual reports. No sets of these are for sale or distribution, as most of the volumes are out
of print. Special publications are also issued from time to time. The papers issued in the
series of Contributions to knowletlge and Miscellaneous collections are not public documents,
but are printed in limited editions at the expense of the Smithsonian Fund. They are dis-
tributed without charge to public libraries, educational establishments, and learned societies
in this country and abroad, and are supplied to other institutions, and to individuals at
the prices indicated. Kemittances should be made payable to the Smithsonian Institution.
A discount of 30 percent is allowed to book dealers. The Smithsonian report volumes and
the papers reprinted in separate form therefrom are distributed gratuitously by the Institu-
tion to libraries and individuals throughout the world. Very few of the Report volumes
are now available at the Institution, but some of those of which the Smithsonian edition
is exhausted can be purchased from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing
Office, Washington 25, D. C. The Institution maintains mailing-li.sts of public libraries and
other educational establishments, but uo general mailing-Ust of individuals. A library
making application to be listed for Smithsonian publications should state the number of
publications which it contains and the date of its establishment, anil have the endorsement
of a Member of Congress."

The only Smithsonian publications that are regularly issued as public documents are the
annual report volumes.

Dinosaurs. New carnivorous dinosaur from Lance formation of Montana [witli
list of references] ; by Charles W. (iihnore. Washington, Sept. 12, 1946 [Lord
Baltimore I'ress, Baltimore, Md.]. [2] +19 p. 4 p. of pi. (Publication 3857;
Smithsonian miscellaneous collections, v. 106, no. 13.) t Paper, 25c.
L. C. curd 40-27668 SI 1.7 : 100/13

Mollusks. Noumarine mollusks of San .lo.'^e Island, with notes on those of Pedro
Gonzalez Island, Pearl Islands, Panama; by J. P. E. JSlorrison. Wah.hington,
Sept. 12, 1916 [Lord Baltimore Press, Baltimore, Md.J. [2] +49 p. 3 p. of pi.
(Publication 38^0; Siyithsonian miscellaneous collections, v. 106, no. 6.)
t Paper, 30c.
L. C. card 46-27667 SI 1.7: 106/6

Platycoyia. Species of Platycopia Sars (Copepoda. Calanoida) : by Mildred
Stratton Wilson. Washington, Aug. 23. 1^6 [Lord Baltimore Press, Baltimore,
Md.]. [2] +16 p. il. (Publication 38ri3 ; Smithsonian niiscellaneous collec-
tions, V. lOJ, no. 9.) t Paper, 15c.
L. C. card 46-27606 SI 1.7 : 106/9

NATIONAL MUSEUM

NoTK. — The publications of the National Museum comprise an annual rci.ort and tliree
scientific scries, viz. Proceedings, Bulletins, and Contributions from national herbarium.
The editions are distributed to established lists of libraries, scientific institutions, and
specialists, any surplus copies being supplied on application. The Proceedings are usually
brief technical papers and the Bulletins generally monographs based on the Museum col-
lections in biology U'-^cept botany), geology, and anthropology. Contributions from na-
tional herbarium are wholly botanical. No sets of any of these series can now be furnished.

The Proceedings are now issued in pamphli't form only. The separate i)ai)ers will lie
sent to depository libraries and to others designated to receive them, as Issued, and a title
page and index will be published for each volume so that the volume may be bound if desired.

National aircraft collection; [by Paul Edward Garber] . 6th edition, 1946. Wash-
ington, D. C. [1940]. [4] +44 p. il. (Publication 3840.) [Exliibited by Na-
tional Museum, under direction of Smithsonian Institution. Cover picture,
Yankee clippers sail again, painted by Gordon Grant, is reproduced by courtesy
of Pan American Airways, Inc.] t Paper, 25c. SI 3.2: Ai 7/946

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1200 Government Publications

STATE DEPARTMENT

Note. — All publications of the Department (except laws, treaties, and translations)
have, since Oct. 1, li>2», been numbered consecutively in the order Jn which they were sent
to press. I'ulilicatious of a similar charucler are brou^'ht within well-detined series, and
each series publication b<'ars a series number in addition to its publication number. The
diplomatic correspondence of the United States is published in the volumes entitled Foreign
relations of the United States. Laws are iirst published in slip form in separate series
(public and private) and are numbered within each series in the order in which they
become law ; they are later published in bound form in the United States Statutes at larfre.
The Department of State publications entitled Treaty series and Executive aKreement
series have been discontinued. The Treaties and other international acts series has been
inaugurated to make available in a single series the texts of treaties and other instruments
(such as constitutions and charters of international organizations, declarations, agreements
eflPected by exchanges of dii)lomatic notes, et cetera) establishing or defining relations be-
tween the United States of America and other countries. The texts printed in the present
series, as in the Treaty series and Executive agreement series, are authentic and, in
appropriate cases, are certified as such by the Department of State. The Treaties and
other international acts series begins with the number 1501, the combined numbers in the
Treaty series and Executive agreement .series having reached 1500, the last number in the
Treaty series being 994 and the last number in the Executive agreement series being
506. Treaties are also published in the compilation Treaties and other international
acts of the United States of America, which contains literal copies of the documents,
followed by notes of a textual and procedural character. Spanish, Portuguese, and French
translations, prepared by the Department's Central Translating Office, have their own pub-
lication numbers, running consecutively from 1. The Department of State Bulletin pub-
lished weekly and indexed semiannually as of the dates of the last issues in June and
December contains the texts of the daily mimeographed press releases, information regard-
ing treaties, and other material on the Department's work. The Bulletin contains each
quarter a complete list of the Department's publications for the preceding i|uarter.

The list below frequently includes certain relevant publications issued by other agencies
of the Government under rei|uisition of the Department of State and certain relevant
congressional documents.

For information concerning Executive orders and Proclamations of the President, for-
merly published by the State Department, but beginning with Mar. 12, 1936, distributed
by the Federal Register Division, see National Archives. Federal Register Division, Federal
register.

Anplo-American Caribbean Commission. Report of Anglo-American Caribbean
Commission to Governments of United States and Great Britain for year 194.^>.
Washington, D. (\. 1^6. 39 p. t • Item 1031
L. C. card 44-10754 S 5.47 : An 4/945

Biographic register of Department of State, Oct. 1, 1945. 1945 [publislied 19461.

iv -1-350 p. ([Publication 2.585.]) * Paper. 55c. ® Item 1026 S 1.6 : 945

East (Near East). In minds of men ; by Dorothea Seelye Franck. [1946.] [2] +

14 p. 4° ([Near Eastern series 3; Publication 2.582.]) [From Department of

State bulletin. Mar. 31 and Apr. 14, 1946.] t • Item 1019

L. C. card 4(5-27727 S 1.31 : 3

Economic and Social Council of United Natio7is, report to Secretary of State by

John G. Winant, United States representative on the Council, July 15, 1946.

[1946.] v+74 p. (United States and United Nations report series 8; [Publi-
cation 2600.]) * Paper, 20c. • Item 1019

L. C. card 46-27603 S 1.49 : 3

Forrifjn relations. Papers relating to foreign relations of United States, 1931:

The Far East. 1W6. v. 3. cviii-fl091 p. ([Publication 2476.]) * Cloth,

.$2.75. • Item 1023

L.C. card 10-3793 Sl.l:931/v.3

Same. (H. doc. 22, 72d Cong. 1st sess.)

Foreign serrice list (abridged), May 1. 1946. 1946. ii-fSO p. ([Publication

2568.]) * Paper, loc. single copy, 50c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 65c.
e Item 1017

L. C. card 10-16369 S 1.7 : 946/abr.ed.-l

Foreign service regulations. [Foreign service regulations of United States] :
chap. 16, General instructions relating to navigatimt. [Revised edition.] May
1946 [114-6 D. 4° [Issued in loose-leaf form] t • Item 1018

81.5/3:16/2

Same: chap. 17, Civil vessels and aircraft. [Revii-ed edition.] May 1940.

[l]-|-15p. 4° [Issued in loose-leaf form.] t • Item 1018 81.5/3:17/2

Same: chap. 18. Protection of seamen. July 1946. [l]-f24p. 4° [Issued

in loose-leaf form.] $ • Item 1018 81.5/3:18

• Sent to Depository Libraries

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Foreign service regulations — Continued

Same: chap. 19, Complaints, disputes and offenses. May 1946. [l]+5 p.

4" [Issued in loose-leaf form.] t • Item 1018 81.5/3:19

International peace. Understanding among peoples, how can we increase it?
[1!)4(J.] 4 p. 4" (United States-I'nited Nations information series 8; Publi-
cation 2589.) [At head of title: Foreign affairs outlines, building the peace,
Aug. 1046, no. fi. Includes list of some pertinent State Department oflicial
publications.] t • Item 1019 S 1.50: 8

International Trade Organization. Suggested charter for International Trade

Organization of United Nations. Sept. 1940. vii-|-47 p. ( [Commercial policy

series 98; Publication 2598.]) j • Item 1013

L. C. card 46-27725 S 1.37 : 93

Note. — Elaboration of United States document entitled Proposals for expansion of
world trade and employment prepared by technical staff within the Government of
United States and presented as basis for public discussion.

Reparations. Distribution of reparation from Germany. [1946.] [2] +21 p. 4°
([European series 12; Publication 2584.]) [From recent issues of Depart-
ment of State bulletin.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 1019.
L. C. card SD 4e--!3 , 81.45:12

Russell Plan for organization of positive intelligence research in Department of
State. [1946.] [21+5 p.4° ( [Publication 2554.] ) t
L. C. card 46-27745 S 1.2 : R 91

United Nations. Organizing United Nations, series of articles from Department

of State bulletin. ' [1946.] v + 57 p. 4" (United States-United Nations in-
■ formation series 6; [I'ublication 2573].) [This collection of articles includes

address. Pursuit of happiness in economic and social world, by John G. Winant.]

* Paper, 25c.

L. C. card 47-27662 81.50:6

United Nations Conference on International Organization, San Francisco,

Calif., Apr. 25-June 26, 1945, selected documents. 1!)40. viii+992 p. ( [Con-
ference series S3: Publication 2490.]) * Cloth, $2.75. ©Item 1031. '

L. C. card 46-27756 8 5.30 : 83

Venezia Giulia. Provisional administration of Venezia Giulia, agreement between
United States and United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and
Yugoslavia, signed Belgrade June 9. 1945. 194(}. [l]+2p. map. (Executive
agreement series 501; [Publication 2.562].) * Paper, 50c. (incorrectly given on
publication as 5c.). •Item 1037.
L. C. card 46-27799 8 9.8 : 501

War relief. Voluntar.\ war lelief during World \\iir II, report to the President
liy the President's War Relief Ccmtnjl Boai'd. Joseph E. Davies, chairman,
Charles P. Taft, Charh'S Warren, Washington, D. C, Mar. 1946. 1946.
iii+-73 p. ([Publication 2.566.]) * Paper, l.'.c. ©Item 1019.
L. C. card 46-27774 8 1.2 : W 19/8

SUPREME COURT

Bruno, Louis. Transcript of record, Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, no. 67, United Stales r.s. I>ouis Druno, on writ of certiorari to circuit court
of appeals for 3d circuit. [1946.] cover title, ii+76 p.t Ju 6.7 : B 836

Civil proeednre. Report of proposed amendments to Rules of civil procedure for
District Courts of United States; prepared by Advisory Committee on Rules for
Civil Procedure. June 19-)6. vi+124 p. t" O Item" 1041
L. C. card 46-27661 Ju ().9/3 : 939/amdt.

Hanpt. Hans M. Transcript of record, Supr(>me C(Mirt of United States. Oct. term,
1946, no. 49, Hans .^lax Haupt rv. United States, on writ of certiorari to circuit
court of appeals for 7th circuit. [1946.] cover title, vi+958 p. 3 pi. 12 p. of
pl. t Ju 6.7: II 293

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1208 Government Publioations

Opinions. OflBcial reports of Supreme Court, v. 327 V. S. no. 1. Preliminary
print. [rj4C.] cover title, viii+219 p. [Cases adjudged in Supreme Court at
Oet. term, 1945 (opinions, Jan. 2J)-Fel). 11, 1946). From United States reports,
V. 327.] * Paper, 20o. single copy, $2.25 per term of court; foreign subscription,
$3.00. Ju 6.8/1 a : 327/1

Tower, A. J., Co. Transcript of record, Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1946, no. 60, National Labor Relations Board vs. A. J. Tower Company, on
writ of certiorari to circuit court of ai»peals for 1st circuit. [1946.] cover
title, ii+125 p. t ^ Ju6.7:T651

TARIFF COMMISSION

Nicaragua. Mining and manufacturing industries in Nicaragua. [Reprint]

1946. cover title, [2] +14 p. il. [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 10c.
• Item 1044

L. C. card 46-27762 TC 1.21 : N 51/1-2

Puraffuaii. Mining and manufacturing industries in Paraguay. [Reprint] 1946.
cover title, [2] +19 p. il. [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 1044
L. C. card 46-27763 TC 1.21 : P 21/1-2

Siftithetic organic chemicals. United States production and sales, 1945. Aug.
1M6. cover title, [2] +52 p. 4" [Processed. Preliminary.] t
L. C. card 18-26799 TC 1.2 : C 42/2/945/prelim.

TAX COURT

Note. — The Court's reports are first iiroiuulgateil in U-atlet form, designated as "advance
sheets." At the end of each month, tliese advance sheets are consolidated into pamphlet
form and publis^hed as 'advance parts." Later, the advance parts are consolidated and
issued in bv^und volumes. A list of memorandum oi)inions is included In each volume. Both
the advance sheets and the advance parts are sold on subscription by the Superintendent of
Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. The subscription price of
the "advance sheets" is $2.25 per volume, foreign subscription, $2.85 ; single copies usually
5c. The "advance parts," or monthly consolidations are sold as follows : $1.25 per volume,
foreign subscription, $1.85 (singU- copies vary In price). The price of the bound volume
will be given upon application.

Abercronibic, J. 8. J. S. Abercronibie v. conunissioner of internal revenue, [find-
ings of fact and opinion) ; docket no. G1(J8, promulgated June 12, 1946. [1946.]
5 p. ([Opini(m] 16.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/16

Adatnston Flat Glass Company v. conmiissioner of internal revenue, findings of
fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 51)73, promulgated Aug. 2, 1946. [1946.] 15 p.
([Opinion] 61.) [From T. C. Rs-ports, v. 7.J * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/61

Aviatio)i Club of Utah v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of fact [and
opinion] ; docket no. 9()3S, promulgated July 17, 1946. [1916.] 0 p. ( [Opin-
ion] 45.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.1 * Paper. .')c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/45

liudd, Robert W. Robert W. Budd v. conunissioner of internal revenue, findings
of fact [and opinionj : docket ud. SS2!), promulgated July 30, 1946. [1946.]
5 p. ([Opinion] 52.) [From '!". (". Reports, v. 7.] * Paper. .5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/52

Chapman Chevrolet Co., Inc., v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of fact
[and opinion] : docket no. 6484, pronnilgated July 31. 1946. [1946.] 4 p.
([Opinion] 54.) [From T. C. Report.s, v. 7.1 * Paper, 5c-. Ju 11.7/a : 7/54

Conant, Ralph W. Ralpli W. Conaiit v. conunissioner of internal revenue [find-
ings of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 5617. promulgated July 31, 1946. [1946.]
13 p. ([Opinion] 57.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/57

poopcr Foundation, a charitable corporation, v. commissioner of internal revenue.
Peerless Theater Corporation v. [.same], findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket
nos. 6481-82. promulgated July 26, 1M6. [1946c] 7 p. ([Opinion] 48.)
[From T. C. Repoi-ts, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/48

• Sent to Depository Libraries

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Denbiyh, John H. Estate of John Halliday Deubigh by Basil Kennedy Denbigh,
administrator with will annexed of said deceased, r. commissioner of internal
revenue, findings of I'act [and opinion] ; docket no. 8317, promulgated July 2o,
1946. 11946.] 3 p. ( [Opinion] 47.) [T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/47

Elizabethtuwn Water Company Consolidated v. commissioner of internal revenue,
lindings of fact land opinion] ; docket no. 6681, promulgated July 29, 1946.
[1946.] 8 p. ([Opinion] CI.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.J * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/51

Favgle Tool and Die Corporation v. connnissioncr of internal revenue, fiadiugs
of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 161, promulgated June 27, 1946. [1946.]
10 p. ([Opinion] 30.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7] * Paper, ~>c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/30

Grassvlli, Mrs. Mabel F. Mabel F. Grasselli v. commissioner of internal revenue,
opinion; docket no. 7391, pronmlgated June 28, 1!>46. [1946.] S p. ([Opin-
ion] 33.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/33

Halle, Louis. Louis Halle v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of fact
[and opinion!; docket no. 3705, promulgated June 27, 1946. [1946.] 7 p.
([Opinion] 31.) [From T. 0. Reijorts, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a ; 7/31

Hazard, Leland. Leland Hazard v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings
of fact [and opinion] ; ilocket n<». 8(j90, pronmlgated July 16, 1946. [1946.]
5 p. ([Opinion] 44.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/44

Henry, Bertha A. l'>ertlia A. Henry r. connnissiimer of internal revenue, [findings
of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 7674, promulgated June 26, 1946. [19-16.] S
p. ( [Opinion] 29.) [From T. C. reports, v. 7.] * I'aper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/29

Hess, Carl. Carl Hess i". commissioner of internal revenue, findings of fact [and
opinion]; docket no. 6024, promulgated July 8, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. ( [Opin-
i(m] 39.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/39

■Johnson, Mrs. Therese C. Therese C. Johnson i\ conunissioner of internal reve-
nue [findings of fact and opinion] ; d(X.'ket no. 86(5, pronndgated July 31. 1946.
[194(5.] 15 p. ( [Opinion] 58.) [From T. ('. Reports, v. 7. J * Papi'r. 5c.

Jun.7/a:7/58

Kinibrell's Home Furnisliinffs. Inc., r. conunissioner of internal revenue, findings
of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 8154, promulgated July 11, 194(5. [194(5.] 8
p. ( [Opinion] 40.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/40

Loudon. Charles F. National City P>ank of New York, as trustee under agree-
ment wit!) Charles F. Ijoudon. dated Oct. 4. 1921, r. commissioner of internal
revenue, [findings of fact and opinion] ; docket nos. 5941. 5944, 5960. .5962,
proraiUgated July 31, 1946. [1946.1 8 p. ([Opinion] 60.) [From T. C.
Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Jn 11.7/a : 7/60

Lowe, Danid L. David L. Lowe r. commissioner of internal revenue [findings
of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 3(572. promulgated July 12, 1946. [1946.]
10 p. ([Opinion] 43.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/43

Montfioniery Bnildinij Realty Coniyany t-. conunissioner of internal revenue, lind-
ings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 6.364, promulgated July 30, 1946. [1946.]
12 p. ([Opinion] 53.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/53

Nast, Mrs. Julia C. Julia C. Nast r. commissioner of internal revenue, Jerome
Nast V. [samel, findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket nos. 10()S(^-81, promul-
gated July 31. 1946. [1JW6.] 4 p. ([Opinion] .55.) [From T. C. Reports,
v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/55

Nutter, Charles L. Charles L. Nutter and Helen D. Nutter r. commissioner of
internal revenue, findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 6(508. promulgated
•luly 31, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. ([Opinion] 59.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.]
* Paper, 5c. Ju n.7/a : 7/.59

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1210 Government Publications

Rul/ihs-l'iiuh Coniixnn/. Inc., v. commissioner of intiMiial revenue. | findings of
fact and opinion ] ; docket no. 551)7, promulgated .Inly 2, 194«.- [1946. J 8 p.
( lOpinion] 38.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Pap-r, 5c. Ju 11,7/a : 7/38

Schtrf, John (!. .lohn Ci. Scherf r. conunissioniM- of internal revenue; George H.
Barnes and Ada E. i'.arnes r. |sanie|. lindings of fact [and opinion!; docket
nos. 12703, L'TVO, promulgated July 11, r.)4(). [ID IS.] 8 p. ([Opinion] 41.)
[From T. C. Reports, v. 7.1 * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a: 7/41

Snhif) Corporation. Delaware corporation, and Sohio Petroleum Company, Ohio
corporation r. connnissioner of internal revtMiuc. opinion; docket no. TID'J,
promulgated .Inl.v 31, 1!!46. [194(5.] 19 p. ([Opinion] 5t>. ) [From T. C.
ReiKUts. V. 7.1 * Paper. 5c. .lu 11.7/a : 7/5(5

Todd, J. Z. .1. Z. Todd r. commissioner of internal revenue, J. L. Todd v. [same],
[findings of fact and opinion] ; docket nos. 2407-08, promulgated .luly 29, 194(5.
[194G.] 7 p. ([Opinion] 50.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju U.7/a : 7/50

Virgilia Mininfj Corporation v. commissioner of internal revenue, opinion; docket
no. 8053, promulgated July 23, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. ( [Opiniiml 46. ) [From
T C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/46

Wilson, Maitland A. Maitland A. Wilsou v. commissioner of internal revenue,
opinion; docket no. 42, promulgated July 29, 1946. [1940.] 4 p. ([Opinion]
49.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/49

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Corporations acceptable as sureties on Federal bonds. Jiine 25, 1946. 1 p. 4"
(14tli supplement, Department circular 570, revised Apr. 20. 1943 ; Fiscal Service,
Accounts Bureau, Surety Bonds [Section].) [Processed.] t

T 1.4/2 : 570/13/Supp.l4

Trcasvry c< rtificutc-s. United States of America, % percent Treasury certificates
of indebtedness of series J-1947, dated and bearing interest from October 1,
1946, due Oct. 1, 1947. Sept. 18. 1946. 2 leaves, 4° (Department circular 794;
Fiscal Service, Public Debt Bureau.) [Processed.] t T 1.4/2: 794

Trcasnrij sarinffs notra. United States of America Treasury savings notes, series
C. June 24. 1946. 1 p. 4" (1st amendment to Department circidar 696, 1st
revision, dated Nov. 20. 1943; Fiscal Servicf, Public Debt Bureau.) t

T 1.4/2 : 696/2/amdt.l
COAST GUARD

Artificial rcs.piration. Methods of arti^cial resi'iration. 1946. iii+10 p. il.
[Another illustration on front cover.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 1063
L. C. card 46-27637 T 47.2 : Ar 7

Cu'dets. Regulations governing appointments to cadetships in Coast Guard. Re-
vised June 1946. 1946. [21+22 p. il. t © Item 1071
L. C. card 31-2lX).-)3 * T 47.8 : C 11/2/94(5

Load lines, regulations for estal>lisbment of load lines for merchant vessels of 150
gross tons or over, and subdivision load lines for certain passenger vessels (with
appendix). [Revised June 1946.] 19-'(). iii+E 139 p. il. map, 4" [Replaces
Load lines, dated Jan. 1943, and includ >s all amendments publish'^d in Federal
register through June 14. 1946.] t
L. C. card 46-276.50 T 47.S : L 78/946

Welding. Shipyard management for welding; [prepared by Bureau of Ships,
Maritinie Commission, Amei'ican Bureau of Shipping]. 1st edition, June 1946.
[1946.1 iv + 12 p. 4° (Ship construction manual 2.) t • Item 10<)3

T 47.37 : 2
PROCUREMENT DIVISION

Oorernnirnt supplies. General schedule of supplies : class 7, Fuel oil and kerosene,
region 1, tank-wagon and drum deliveries. Aug. 1, 194(5-July 31, 1947. [1946.]
19 p. 4" [Processed.] t T .58.8 : 7/3/946-47

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Government supplies — Coutinued

Same» Electric lamps under class 17, Sept. 1, 1946-Ang. 31. 1^7. [1946.]

4 p. 4° [Processed.] t T 58.8 : 17/7/946-47

Same: Fire-fighting and meteorological apparatus under class .58. Sept. 1,

1946-Feb. 28, 1947. [1946.] 4 p. 4'* t T 58.8 : 58/946-47

Same: Hand tools under class 41, Sept. 15, 1946-Sept. 14, 1947. [1946.]

6 p. 4° [Processed.] t T 58.8 : 41/946-47

Same: Machine tools, small macliinery and accessories and parts under

class 40, Sept. 1, 1946-Aug. 31, 1947. [1946.] 9 p. 4" [Processed.] t

T 58.8 : 40/946-47

FEDERAL .STASDAKU STOCK CATALOG DIVISION

Note. — The following publications are issued with perforations for insertion in binders.
« Item 1116

Government supplies. Federal standard stock catalog: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal speci-
fication for bags, kidney-compression, rubber ; July 6, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12°
(ZZ-B-63.) * Paper, 5c. ' T 58.10/3 : ZZ-B-63

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for bands and sheets, copper,

dental; July 9, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 12° (RR-B-96.) * Paper, .5c.

T 58.10/3 : K^R^B-96

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for belts, for dental engines ;

July 6, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12° (JJ-B-178.) * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : JJ-B-178

— — Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for burs, demure-trimming; July

6.1946. [1946.] 6 p. 12° (GG-B-823.) *Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3: GG-B-823

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal si>ecification for cloth, tracing, anidt. 1 ; June

17, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (CCC-C-531c [amdt. 1].) t

T 58.10/3 : CCC-C^.531c/amdt.l

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal siiecification for crackers and cookies, amdt 1 •

Aug. 5, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (EE-(J-651b [amdt. 1].) \

T .58.10/3 : EE-C-651b/amdt.l

Same: sec. 4, i)t. 5, Federal .specification for cups, dissolving, with covers

and racks ; July 2. 1946. [1946.] 7 p. il. 12° (GG-C-S21.) * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : GG-C-821

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for detergents, hand, paste aud

powder, for mechanics' use; June 27, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12° (P-D-221a.)
[Supersedes Fed. spec. P-D-221, Feb. 6, 1934.1 * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : P-D-221a

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for feedstuffs, concentrated amdt

1 ; June 27, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. 12° (N-F-221b, [amdt. 1].) t

T .58.10/3 : N-F-211b/amdt.l

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for files, dental, pulp-canal with

handle; July 2, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 12° (GG-F-336.) * Paper. .Ic.

T 58.10/3 : GG-F-386

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for forceps, cover-glass; June 17

1946. [1946.] 11 p. il. 12° (GG-F-.591.) * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 rGG-F-.591

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal sp(>cification for hemacvtcmieters • June 17

1946. [1946.] 7 p. 12° (GG-II-216.) * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3: GG-H-216

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for ho.se, suction, water, smooth-
bore; June 27, 1946. [1046.] (! p. 12° (ZZ-H-.561c.) [Supersedes ZZ-H-
561b, Aug. 29, 1939.] * Paper. 5c. T .58.10/3 : ZZ-H-561c

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for jars, ointment, glass- July 6,

1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12° (DD-J-123.) * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : DD-J-123

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for leather ; artificial (upholstery)

amdt. 1 ; July 23, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (KK-L-136b. lanull.l].) t

T 58.10/3 : KK-L-136b/amdt.l

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ijOienninnt suppli( x — Continued

Same: sec. 4. pt. 5, Federal specification for machines, food-mixing, elec-
trically operated, tonimercial type (cake and kitchen), amdt. 2; July 9, 1940.
1946. Ip. 12° (()()-M-38, [amdt. 2].) [Supersedes amdt. 1, May 17, 1944.] t

T 58.10/3 : 00-I\i-38/amdt.2

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for paper, legal-cap, rule<] ; July 9,

1946. [1946.] 3 p. 12" (UU-P-301a.) [Suptn-sedes Fed. spec. UU-P-301,
Apr. 2, 1935.] * l'ni)er, 5c. T 58.10/3 : Ul-P-SOla

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Fetleral specification for paper, writing; July 9. 1946.

[1946.] 4 p. 12° (UU-P-641a.) [Supersedes Fed. spec. UU-P-641, May 2.
1983.] * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3: UU-P-641 a

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for peaches, evaporated (or dried) ;

Julv2. 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12° (Z-P-193b.) fSui)ersedes Fed. spec. Z-P-iaSa,
Feb. 10. 1943.] * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3: Z-P-193b

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, F'ederal specification for pears, evaporated (or dried) ;

July 2. 1946. [1W6.] 5 p. 12° (Z-P-200a.) [Supersedes Fed. spec. Z-P-203,
May 14, 1943.] * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3: Z-P-206a

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for prunes, evaporated (or dried) ;

July 2, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 12° (Z-P-081d.) [Supersedes Fed. spec. Z-P-
681c, June 30, 1941.] * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : Z-P-681d

■ Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for tapes, measuring, general-use.

amdt. 1; June 17, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. 12° (GGG-T-106, [amdt. 1].) t

T 58.10/3 : GG(]}-T-106/amdt.l

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5. Federal specification for tripods, laboratory: July 6,

1946. [1946.] 9 p. il. 12° (GG-T-696.) * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : GG-T-696

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for valves, bronze, angle, check

and globe, 125- and inti-pound. screwed and flanged (for land use), amdt. 1;
Aug. 5, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 12° (WW-V-51a [amdt. 1]. > t

T 58.10/3 : WW-V-51a/amdt.l

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal si>ecitication for wire, copper, soft and annealed,

amdt. 1 ; July 9, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (QQ-W-341a, [amdt. 1].) t

T 58.10/3 : QQ-W-341a/amdt.l

SAVINGS BONDS DIVISION

Agricultitidl iroikcrx. United States savings bonds information for agricultural
workers and farm leaders; pre[)ared by Agricultural Section. |194(;.] 8 p.
narrows" t O T 66.2 :B 64/19

Bu(}geti)iff. Lessons in budgeting, school savings imlletin, junior and senior high
school study unit [with list of Background material for teachers] ; published by
Education Section. [1946.] 22-|-[l] p. il. [For processed edition of this
publication see July 1946 Monthly catalog, p. 839.] t • T 66.2 : B 85

Posters. Buy U. S. bonds here; [poster]. 1946. 7X10 in. [Text on reverse.] t

T 66.8 : B 64/82

Buy U. S. savings bonds here : [arrow-shaped poster printed on both sides].

1946. 6X17.5 in. t ' T 66.8 : H 64/83

Look in mirror, p;il ! help yourself, buy bonds, [poster]. 1946. 23.8X16 in.

[Illustrator, Reg Manning.] t T66.8:B 64/84

Savings bonds. Factual information about United States savings bonds and
United States savings stamps. 16th edition. Mar. 31, 1946. [2] +:i2 leaves, 4"
[Processed.] t T 66.2 : B 64/20/946

First peacetime U. S. savings bond press book for use between June 6 and

July 4, 1946. [1946.] cover title, 8 leaves, il. 4° t T(i62: P92/2

Sound financial program for farm families. [1946.] 8 p. il. nar-
row 12° t • T66.2:F22/4

Thrift. U. S. Savings Bonds Division's national newspaper boys thrift plan.
[1946.] [8] p. 4° t T 66.2 :N 47/9

• Sent to Depository Libraries

OcTuiiER 1946 1213

VETERANS' ADMINISTRATION

Loans. Guaranty of loans, regulations under title 3 servicemen's readjustment
act of 1944, as amended (Public law 268, 79th Congress, ch. 588, 1st sess., 59 Stat-
utes at large 626; 38 U. S. Code ann. 693 et seq.). Sept. 4, 1946. 2 p. 4°
♦ Paper, Of-. VA 1.6 : L 7S/o/946/amdt.

Neuropsychiatry. Your job and NP patient. Aug. 1946. [2H-8+[ll p. 11. small
4" (VA pamphlet 10-9.) t • Item 1124 VA 1.19:10-9

Posters. Don't be the sad sack who dropped his sen-vice lite insurance! even if
you've missed payments you can reinstate easily ; [poster]. 1946. 11X27.9 in.
[Cardboard. Illustrator, George Baker. This poster also issued in size 11X21
in.] t VA 1.16: In 7/2

WAR CONTRACTS PRICE ADJUSTMENT BOARD

Renegotiation regulations, fiscal years ending after June 30, 1943, supp. RR-19;
June 28, 1946. [1946.] [20] p. [Issued in loo,se4t>af form.] Included in
price of Renegotiation regulations, which has been extended for another year at
an additional .$2.00; foreign subscription for complete service, $5..'')0. • Item
1131 Y 3.W 19/6 : 6 R 29/supp.l9

WAR DEPARTMENT

Army regulation-'^.

Note. — -Army regulations are administrative regulations for the military service and
are Issued in pamphlet form for insertion in loose leaf binders. • Item 1129.
30-2140. Quartermaster Corps : Contract laundry and dry cleaning services ; Sept. 12,
1946. [1946.] 3 p. [Supersedes sec. 3, Circular 252, 1945.]

* Paper, oc. ,W 1.6 : 30-2140
35-120. Finance Department: Disbursing officers and public funds, general. Changes

1; Sept. 9, 1946. 1946. 1 p. * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35-120/8/ch.l

35-780. Same: Proceeds of salos and collections, Changes 2 ; Sept. 12, 1946. [1946.]

2 p. [Supersedes AR 35-780, Changes 1, June 12, 1946.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 35-7S0/7/ch.2
35-1490. Same : Foreign service and sea duty pay, Changes 2 ; Aug. 19, 1946. 1946.

1 p. [Supersedes AR 35-1490, Changes 1, May 10, 1946.1 * Paper. 5c.

W1.6 :35-1490/3/oh.2
35-1495. Same : Parachute pay, Changes 1 ; Sept. 10, 1946. 1946. 1 p. * Pai)er, 5c.

W 1.6: 35-1495/4/ch.l
35-1800. Same : Stoppage and forfeitures of pay of officers, Changes 1 ; Aug. 23, 1946.

[1940.] 2 p. * Paper. 5c. W 1.6 : 35-1800/4/ch.l

35-2440. Same : Deductions for maintenance of United States Soldiers' Home, rental

deductions for dependents, and stoppages against pay of enlisted men.

Changes 2: Aug. 23, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. [Supersedes AR 35-2440,

Changes 1, Apr. 12. 1940.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35-2440/7/ch.2

35-6520. Same: Property accountability and responsibility, Aug. 20, 1946. [1946.]

23 p. [Supersedes AR 35-0520, Feb. 16, 1946, inchnliiisr Changes 1. Aug.

9. 1945. sec. 9, Circular 467, 1944, and sec. 5, Circular 139. 1946.]

* Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35-6520/7
35-6570. Same : Property accounting procedure for Army Air Forces aircraft and

property installed on aircraft: Aug. 19, 1946. [1046.] 4 p. [Suner-

sedes AR 35-6570, May 9. 1945.] * j'aper, 5c. W 1 .6 : 3.5-6570/2

40-15. Medical Department: Dent.-il ("""^"riis. 'rcnoral iirovisioiis : .\iil'. 23. 1946.

[1946.] 4 p. [Supersedes AU 40-15, Aug. 8, 1945.] 'Paper, 5c.

W 1.6: 40-15/5
40-210. Same : Prevention and control of communicable diseases of man. Changes 2 :

Aug. 29, 1946. 1946. 1 p. [Supersedes AR 40-210, Changes 1. .July 4.

1945, and sec. 4, Circular 172, 1944.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 40-210/3/ch.2
40-505. Same : Medical attendance, general provisions. Changes 2 : Aug. 22. 1946 :

1946. 1 p. [Supersedes AR 40-505, Changes 1, Feb. 28. 1946.] • Paper, 5c.

W 1.6: 40-505/5/ch.2

40-1010. Same: Dental reports, returns, and records. Changes 1: Aug. 16. 1946.

[1946.] 2 p. * Pai)er, 5c. W 1.6 : 40 1010/4/ch.l

45-5. Ordnance Deiiartment : General provisions. Changes 1 : Aug. 23, 1946. 1946.

1 p. [Supersedes sec. 2, Circular 254, 1944.] • Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 45-5/ch.l

55-360. Transportation Corps: Transport radio service; Sept. 11, 1946. [1946.]

4 p. rSupersedes AU ."..-. ;160. Nov. IT. 1042. including Clianires 4. Sept.

19, 1945, and sec. 1, Circular 2, 1946.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 55-360/2

55-410. Same: P.aggatre .nnd efTocts on transports customs reduirements. Changes 1:

Aug. 27. 1946. 1946. 1 p. [Sunersedes sec. 3. Circular 14. 1944, and

paragraph 8h. sec. 4. Circular 157. 1946.] 'Paper. 5c.

W 1.6 : 55 410/ch.l

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1214 Government Publications

Army Rey illations — Continued

05-530. Same: Hospital ships. Changes 2; Sept. 4, 1946. 1946. 1 i). LSupersedes
Clianges 1, May 1944, and sec. 2, Circular 374, 1944.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.0 : 55-530/ Ch.2
95-95. Anuy Air Forces : liuKgage on Army Air Forces aircraft, or aireral't operated
for Army Air Forces, outside contiiieutal United States ; Sept. 10, 1946.
11946.] 2 p. [Supersedes sec. 1, Circular 122, 1944.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 95-95
95-205. Same: Foreign airfield reports; Aug. 27, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. [Supersedes
sec. 3. Circular 179, 1943.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 95-205

150-5. Enlisted Reserve Corps, Changes 2; Sept. 10, 1946. 1946. 1 p. [Super-

sedes AR 150-5, Changes 1, Apr. 25, 1946.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 150-5/4/ch.2
260-10. Flags, colors, standards, guidons, streamers, silver bands, tabards, and auto-
mobile plates, description :iih1 use, Clianges 6; Aug. 15, 1946. [1946. J
14 1). il. [Supersedes AK 260-10, Changes 2, July 28, 1945, Changes 5.
June 20, 1946, and Circular 02, 1945.] 'Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 260-10/4/ch.6
350-5. Army schools: General provisions (basic): Sept. 12, 1946. [1946.] 7 p.

[Supersedes AR 350-5, June 26, 193t>, including Changes 1, Oct. 30, 1939.
and sec. 1, Circular 165, 1942.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 350-5/3

380-5. Safeguarding military information : Aug. 15, 1946. [1946.] 43 p. [Super-

sedes AR 380-5, Mar. 6. 1946.] * Paper. 5c. W 1.6 : 380-5/6

600-10. Personnel: Military discipline. Changes 3; Aug. 16, 1946. [1946.] 2 p.
[Supersedes AR 600-10, Changes 2, June 14, 1946.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 600-10/5/ch.3

600-40. Same: Wearing of service uniform. Changes 10: Aug. 24, 1946. [1946.]

12 p. il. [Supersedes AR 600 40, Changes 1-3, Aug. 11, 1944-Apr. 18.

1945, Changes 6-9, Aug. 30, 1945-May 29, 1946, Circular 268, and various

paragraphs and sections of certain circulars.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 6O0-4O/6/ch.lO
600-70. Same : Ground badges ; Aug. 6, 1946. [1946.] 7p.il. [Supersedes various
paragraphs and figures of AR 600-35. and various sections of certain
circulars.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 600-70

600-115. Same: Leaves of absence and delavs, effective Sept. 1, 1946: Aug. 20. 1946.
[1946.] 8 p. [Supersedes AR 605-115. Nov. 9. 1945, including Changes
2, Mar. 25, 1946, and AR 615-275, Apr. 5, 1946, including Changes 1.
June 4, 1946.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 600-115

600-415. Same : Parole of i)risoners from United States disciplinary barracks : Aug.
26, 1946. [1946] 9 p. [Supersedes AR 600-415. Dec. 31, 1929, in-
cluding Changes 1, July 29, 1942.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 600-415/3
600-550. Same: Deceased, Changes 3: Aug. 22, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. [Supersedes
AR 600-550, Changes 2, June 18, 1946.] * Paper. 5c.

W 1.6 : fi00-n50/5/ch.3

000-700. Same: Public relations: Aug. 16, 1946. [1940.] 3 p. [Supersedes AR

600-700. Jan. 10, 1946.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 600-700/5

605-12. Commissioned officers : Temporarv promotions in Armv of United States,

Changes 1, Sept. 4, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. • Paper. ■5c.

W 1.6: 605-12/3/ch.l

605-90. Same: Aides. Aug. 20, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. [Supersedes sec. 1. Circular

68, 1945.] * Paper. 5c. W 1.6 : 605-90/2

605-145. Same: Transfers, details, and assignments: Sept. 4. 1946. [1946.] 6 p.

(Supersedes AR 605-145, June 14, 1945, and sec. 1. Circular 223. 1945.]

* Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 605-145/9
615-200. Enlisted men: Transfers: Aug. 16. 1946. [1946.] 4 p. [Supersedes AR

615-200, Mar. 15, 1943, including Changes 4, Oct. 11, 1945.] *Paper. 5c.

W 1.6: 615-200/6

615-362. Same: Discharge, personal reasons. Changes 3: Sept. 9, 1946. [1946.] 6 p.

[Supersedes AR 615-362, Changes 1 and 2. Jan. 28 and June 20. 1946.]

* Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 61 5-362 /2/ch.S

Ediicdtioti ninnuaJs. Ednoation manna] : Estal>lis]iing ancl operating lauudi-y
[with li.cit of Laundry publications] ; by Victor Kramer, with assistance of
Harvey W. Huegy. [1945.1 viii-f 230 p.il. (EM 991.) [Prepared by Foreign
and Domestic Commerce Bureau, with cooperation of American Institute of
Laundering, Inc., American Laundry IMaeliinery Tompany. Laundry age. Starch-
room laundry iournal.l t • Item 1131
L. C. card 40-27(360 W 1.55 : 991

Field manuals. Field manual: Ix^adership, courtesy, and drill, Thanges 1: Aug.
21, 19-lfi. [1946.1 2 p. 12" (FM 22-5 [changes] 1.) * Paper. 5c.

W 1.33 : 22-5/3/ch.l

XoTR. --Field ninnuals consist of a series of pamphlets constituting the primary means
of iirnmtilgathig the basic doctrines of military training and operations. They contain
training instructions relative to tactics and technifpie. 9 Item 1130

Same: Pistols and revolvei-s, Changes 1; Aug. 12, 1946. [1946.1 2 p. 16"

(FM 23-35 [changesl 1.) * Paper, 5e. W 1.33 : 23-35/2/ch.l

Same: V. S. Carbine, c.nliber .30. Ail and IMIAI. Changes 4; Aug. 19, 1946.

[1946.1 26 p. il. 16" (¥M 23-7 [changesl 4.) [Supersedes Ctianges 1-3.
Dec. 4. 1944-Nov. 23, 194.5.1 * Paper, 5c. W 1.33 : 23-7/2/ch,4

• Sent to Depository Libraries

October 1946 1215

Filipinos. 29 gripes about Filipinos. [1946.] cover title, v+34 p. il. small 4°
[Another illusti*atiou on front cover.] t • Item 1131
L. C. card 46-27659 W 1.2 : F 47

Nazi conspiracy and aggression: v. 4, Office of United States Chief of Counsel for
Prosecution of Axis Criminality. 1946. iii + 1107 p. * Cloth (see note
below). •
L. C. card 46-2685.-; W 1 .2 : N 23/v.4

Note. — This set, consisting of 8 volumes, will be sold at .1^18.00 for tlie complete set.
This amount will be accepted by the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing
Office, Washington 25, D. C., and each volume will lie mailed when issued. Volumes will
not be issued in numerical seijuence.

Reserve Officers Training Corps. New KOTC. [104*;. J [L'j-|-18 p. il. narrow
32" t • Item 1131 W 1.2 : R 31

Supply bulletins. [Processed.] t

Note. — S'lipply bulletins (SB) are issued in pamphlet or leaflet form. The purpose
of the bulletins is to disseminate instruction and information prepared by the technical
services and staff divisions pertaining to supply matters. Each bulletin bears the basic
number or the abbreviation of the preparing ag<'ncy or of the sul).iect matter, and a sub-
number. Information appearing under basic numlier 9 was formerly issued in Ordnance
field service bulletins, some of whicli are still in effect.
9-G9. Reusable shipping containers for tank and automotive assemblies, proper use

and care ; Mar. 6, 1946. [1946.] 10 p. \V 1.61 : 9-69

9-72. Preservation of excess 90-mm AA guns Ml and MlAl and mounts MlAl and

T2E1 awaiting disposition ; Mar. 4, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. W 1.61 : 9-72

10-278. Repair of shoes for commissioned officers and warrant officers; Mar. 7. 1946.

1946. 1 p. W 1.61 : 10-278

10-279. Purchase notice agreement for products of Mennen Company: Mar. 11. 1946.

[1946.1 3 p. W 1.61 : 10-279

10-280. Purchase notice agreement for products of General Mills, Inc. ; Mar. 12, 1946.

[1946.] 3 p. [Supersedes Contract bulletin 20. .Tan. 20. 1942, and various

paragraphs of certain bulletins, .Tune 20, 1942-Oct. 15, 194:->. ]

W 1.61 : 10-280
10-281. Purchase notice agreement for products of Laniont. Corliss & Company ;

Mar. 12, 1946. [1946.] .3 p. [Supersedes SB 10-78, May 19. 1944,

and paragraph 2, SB 10 98. July 11, 1944.] W 1.61 : 10-281

10-282. Purchase notice agreement for products of Quaker Oats Company ; Mar. 15,

1946. [1946.] 4 p. [Supersedes SB 10-252. Sept. 12, 1945.]

W 1.61 : 10-282
10-286. Purchase notice agreement for products of G. F. Heublein & Bro. ; Mar. 25,

1946. [1946.] 3 p. [Supersedes Contract bulletin 94, July 24, 1943.]

W 1.61 : 10-286

10-298. Purchase notice agreement for products of American Cigarette and Cigar

Company, Inc.; Apr, 5, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. [Supersedes SB 10-164,

Nov. 13, 1944.] W 1.61 : 10-298

10-299. Purchase notice agreement for products of Ilaffner Condiment Corp. ; Apr.

5, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. I Supersedes Contract bulletin 8.8. .Tuly 9, 1943,

paragraph 7. Contract bulletin 118, Aug. 13, 1943, and paragraph 1. SB

]0-li,_Feb. 7, 1944.] W 1.61 : 10-299

10-.800. Purchase notice agreement for products of Rumford Chemical Works ; Apr.

5, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. [Supersedes Contract bulletin 74. .Tune 8, 1943.]

W 1.61 : 10-300
10-304. Purchase notice agreement for products of Andrew .Tergens Companv : Apr.

3, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. (Supersedes SB 10-92, July 8, 1944. including

Change 1. June 28, 1945.] W 1.61 : 10-304

10-305. Purchase notice agreement for products of American Tobac<'o Company,

Inc.; Apr. 5. 1946. [1946.] 3 p. [Supersedes SB 10 1(!9, Nov. 13.

1944, including Changes 1 and 2, Nov. 27, 1944 and Mar. 7. 1946.]

W 1.61 : 10-.305
10-307. Purchase notice agreement for products of Stephen F. Whitman and Son,

Inc.; Apr. 5, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. [Supersedes Contract bulletin 5,

Jan. 12, 1943.] W 1.61: 10-307

10-309. Purchase notice agreement for products of Southern Biscuit Company, Inc. ;

Apr. 6, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. [Supersedes SB 10-178, Nov. IS, 1944.]

W 1.61 : 10-309
38-4-QM. Rei)lacement factors, Quartermaster Corps: Mar. 1946. [1946 ' iii4-59 p.

40 W 1.(11 : 38-4-QM

Supply catalooK. War Department catalog.

Note. — In the list below, the Changes are for catalogs which were issued under the
Army Service Forces, and for these the old classification, W109.14: is retained in order
that they may be filed with the publications to which they belong.

See. for earlier issues of various catalogs. Army Service Forces, Supply catalogs.

Same: Chemical warfare supply catalog. [1946.] [Issued with perfor-
ations.] t
CW 5. Stock list of all items.

5-1. List of major items ; July 1946. 38 p. [Supersedes CW .1-1, Mav 24. 1945.]

W 1.67 : CW.5-1

• Sent to Depository Libraries

121H

GoVIiKNMENT 1* L IJLlCATlON S

ISupply vntaUnjn- — Continued

Same : Engineer supply catalog.

Eng. 6. Sets of equipment.

[11*40.] [Issued with i)erf oral ions.]

July iy4(j.

:.'10-550. lirid^je, Used, steel, pauel, Kailey typo, M2 (wideneil roadway)
l\i p. 11. [Supersedes Eng G 210-550, May 1945.]

W l.tJ" : Eng 6 210-550

200-03. Bridge eon version set uo. 3, Bailey type, panel crib pier, fixed, M-2 : .)ulv

194<i. 1> p. il. W 1.G7 : Eng 6 200-t>3

320-041. Camouflage net, set no. 4, M-2; July 1946. 8 p. il. [Supersedes Eng. 6

320-041, .Mar. 10, 194r>.] W 1.07 : Eug 0 320-041

410—01. Demolition equipment, set no. 1, engineer squad ; Julv 1940. S p. il.

[Supersedes Eng C 410-01. .Tan. 15, 1945.] W 1.67 : Eng. 0 410-01

410-02. Demolition ecjuipmeut, set no. 2. eugiueL-r platoon ; July 1946. 9 p. il.

[Corrected copy. Supersedes Eng. 6, 410-02, May 7, 1945. J

\V 1.67 : Eng 6 410-02
430-04. Drafting equipment, set no. 4, CAC battalion. Changes 1 ; July 1946. 2 p.

\V 109.14 : Eng 6 430-04/cb.l

430-06. Drafting equipment, set no. 6, CAC harbor defense. Changes 1 ; Julv 1946.

2 p. • W 109.14 : Eug 0 4.30-06/ch.l

430-07. Drafting equipment, set no. 7, CAC regiment. Changes 1 : Julv 1946. 2 ii.

W 109.14 : Eug 6 4.SO-07/ch.l
430-09. "Drafting equipment, set no. 9 FA sound ranging, Chances 1 : Julv 1946. 2 p.

W 109.14 : Eng 6 430-09/ch.l
430—12. Drafting equipment, set no. 12, topographic battalion, reproduction com-
pany, Changes 1; July 1946. 3 p. \V 109.14 : Eng 6 430-12/ch.l
460-04. Electric lighting equipment, set no. 4, 5-kw ; July 1946. 8 p. il. [Super-
sedes EXG 6 460-04, Apr. 3, 1944. J W 1.67 : Eng 6 460-04
680-01. Raft, set no. 1, infantry support. Changes 1 ; Julv 1946. 2 p.

W 109.14 : Eng 6 GSO -Oi/ch.l

727-02. Reproduction equipment ( topographic >, motorized plate, process section, set

no. 2. mounted on 2Vi ton 6x6 standard truck chassis with van tvpe

body. Clianges 1 : June 1946. 2 p. W 109.14 : Eng 6 727-02/ch.l

870-01. Supplementary equipment, set no. 1, armored battalion Julv 1946. 8 p. il.

[Supersedes Eug 6 870-01. Mar. 5. 1945.] W 1.6*7 : Eng 6 870-01

915—06. Tool kit, set no. 6, instrument repair. Changes 1 : July 1946. 4 p.

W 109.14 : Eug 6 91.5-06/ch.l

943-02. Water purification equipment diatomlte, pack (man), 15 gpni, set no. 2,

Changes 1 ; June 1946. 2 p. W 109.14 : Eng 6 943-02/ch.l

— Same : Ordnance supply catalog. [Iil46.] [Issued with perforations.] t
Ord 8 SNL. List of items for issue to troops, posts, camps, and stations.

A-l. Major items and maior combinations of group A, sec. 2, antiaircraft automatic
weapons (light artillery) : July 1946. 8 p. il. [Sviipersedes Ord 3 S'NL A-l.
sec. 2, Aug. 1, 1945, including Changes 1, Aug. 2, 1945.] W 1.67 : Ord 3 A-l

Ord 5 SNL.

2. Alphabetical index to Stock list of all items, stock list of items assigned Federal

stock numbers (for information onlv), sec. E ; July 1946. 65 p. [Supersedes

ORD 5-2. sec. E, July 10, 1945.1 W 1.67 : Ord 5-2/sec.E

Saine. sec. J ; Julv 1946. 28 p. [For information only. Sui)ersedes Ord 5-2. sec.

J, May 22. 1945.] W 1.67 : Ord 5-2/sec.J

Ord 6 SNL.

N-600. Tool set. supplementarv. 3d echelon signal radar: Aug. 1946. 6 p. [Super-
sedes Ord 6 SXL X-600, Feb. 6, 1945, including Changes 2. July 24, 1945.]

W 1.67 : Ord 6 N-600
Ord 7 SNL. Organizational spare parts and equipment.

B-8. Bavonet. M1917 and Ml, bavonet-knife, M4 : Julv 1946. 6 p. il. [Supersedes

Ord 7 SXL B-8, Jan. 19, 1945. including Changes 1, Mar. 4, 1945.]

W 1.67 : Ord 7 B-S
F-193. Trainer, stereoscopic. M7 ; Julv 1946. 5 p. il. [Supersedes Ord 7 SXL

F-193. Xov. 9. 1945.] W 1.67 : Ord 7 F-193

F-197. Mount, telescope. M21A1. M23, and M76, quadrant, ' range, M4, telescope,

elbow, M16A1C. M16A1D, :M16A1F, and M16A1G: July 1946. 8 p. il.

[Supersedes Ord 7 S-NL F-197. Sept. 28. 1944] W 1.67 : Ord 7 F-197

F-231. Telescope, elbow. MlAl. M6A1. M17. M75C, M75D. M75F. and M75G : July

1946. 8 p. il. [Supersedes Ord 7 SXL F-231, Jan. 15. 1944, including

Chansres 1. Julv 13, 1944.] W 1.67 : Ord 7 F-231

F-233. Board, plotting. M5 : [Julv 1946]. 5 p. il. [Supersedes Ord 7 SXL F-233,

Aug. 24. 1943.] ■ W 1 .67 : Ord 7 F-233

F 237. Slid!'. Ml. table, graphical firing. M22. :\r23. M24. M2o. M26. M26A1. 1M27.

M28. M30. M3t, M32.. M33, M34. M35, M37. and M38. Changes 1 ; July

1946. 3 p. W 109.14: Ord 7 F 237/3/ch.l

F 253. Mount, lelescone, M43 : June 1946. 4 p. il. [Supersedes Ord 7 SXL F-25n.

Jan. 1. 1944.] W 1.67 : Ord 7 F-253

F 310. Mount, telescope, M78. telescope. M85C. T126. T126E2. and T126E3 : July 1946.

5p.il. [Supersedes Ord 7 SNL F-310, Jan. 10, 1945.] W 1.67 : Ord 7 F-310

Ord 8 SNL. Iliglier echelon spare parts and equipment (addendum).

A-46. Gun. automatic. 37-mm. MIO (aircraft) : July 1946. 19 p. il. [Super-
sedes Ord 8 SXL A-40, Mar. 17, 1944, including Chanires .3-5. Feb. 23-June
27.104.-.] W 1.67 : Ord 8 A-4fi

.Sent to Depository Libraries

October 1946 1217

Supply catalogs — Continued

A-50 Gun, automatic, 40-mm, Ml, gun, dual, automatic, 40-mm, M2, cariiage,
gun. 40-mm, M3 and M5 (airborne), mount, gun, twin, 40-nmi. M4 ; June
1046. 142 p. il. [Supersedes Ord 8 SNL A-50, Aug. IS. 1944, including
Changes 1, Oct. 14. 1944.] ' W 1.07 : Ord 8 A-yO

A-55. "" " ■■ ■ ■ — ■ ,r.. . T..... -, ,,, . „

" 2'2 pyiir" "[Supersedes brd 8 SNlTC-eO, Mar. 1945, including Changes 1. Apr.
17 1945 ] W 1.67 : Ord 8 C -60

C-74. Rifle.' 75-nim, T21 and M20 : .Tulv 1946. 12 p. il. [Supersedes ORD 8 SNL
C-74, Mar. 19, 1945, including Changes 1, Aug. 1(», 1945.]

W 1.67 : Ord 8 C-74

F-190. System, data transmission, M5, M7. MS, M9. MIO. M13, M14, M15, and M17 ;
June 1946. 12 p. [Supersedes Ord 8 SNL F-190, Aug. 7, 1943, includ-
ing Changes 1, May 21, 1945.] W 1.67 : Ord 8 F-190

F-197, Mount, telescope, M21A1, M23, and M76, quadrant, range, M4, telescope, elbow,
M16A1C. M16A1D, M16A1F, and M16A1G ; July 1946. 20 p. il. [Super-
sedes Ord 8 SNL F-197, Aug. 28, 1944, including Changes 1, Sept. 28,
1944.] W 1.67 : Ord 8 F-iy7

F-258. Transmitter, azimuth. M5, transmitter, elevation. MC : July 1946. 10 p. il.
[Supersedes Ord 8 SNL F-258. Aug. 9, 1944.] W 1.67 : Ord 8 F-258

F-312. Mount, periscope, M66, M67, M68, M73, TllO, T116. T121, and T130 ; July
1946. 24 p. il. W 1.67 : Ord 8 F-312

J-437. Generator. A. C, portable, gasoline-engine-driven. 3 kw.. 110 v., 60 c. sgle-ph.,
Onan model W3M8, complete: July 1946. 14 p. il. [Supersedes Ord 8
SXL J-437, Apr. 6. 1944. including Changes 1, Aug. 7. 1944.]

W 1.67 : Ord 8 J-437

Ord 9 SNL. List of all parts.

A-55. Mount, pedestal, machine gun, twin, eal. .50, M46 and M65 ; July 1946. 33 p.
il. [Supersedes Ord 9 SNL A-55, sec. 33, Oct. 14. 1944.]

W 1.67 : Ord 9 -A-55

F-180. Mount, telescope, M18A1 and M75, mount, quadrant. Ml ; July 1946. 58 p. il.

[Supersedes Ord 9 SNL F-180, Dec. 18, 1944.] W 1.67 : Ord 9 F-180

F-233. Board, plotting. M5 ; July 1946. 11 p. il. [Supersedes Ord 9 SNL F-233.

Mar. 18. 1944.] W 1.67 : Ord 9 F-233

F-261. Mount, telescope, M41A2 ; July 1946. 24 p. il. [Supersedes Ord 9 SNL

F-261. Mar. 28, 1945.] W 1.67 : Ord 9 F-261

F-274. Mount, telescope, M44 ; July 1946. 31 p. il. [Supersedes Ord 9 SNL F-271,

Dec. 11, 1944.] W 1.67 : Ord 9 F-271

■ Same: Quartermaster supply catalog. |l!)4f5.1 [Issued witli perfora-
tions.] t

QM 5. Stofk list of all items.

1— P. Pricing guide for class 56 subsistence items for use outside continental limits
of United States; July 1946. IS p. [Supersedes QM 5-1-P. Nov. 15, 1945.1

W 1.67 : QM 5-1-P

1-R. Pricing guide for cloth items: June 1946. 56 p. [Supersedes QM 5-1-R.

Nov. 15, 1945.] W ].(i7 : QM 5-1-R

55. Class 55, Textile-clothing, knitted-goods; Julv 1946. 47 p. 4" I Supersedes QM

5-55, Apr. 30, 1945.] \V 1.67 : QM 5-55

Same: Quartermaster suppl.v catalog. Index; .Tune 1046. [1046.1 15 p.

[Supersedes QM 2, .Tul.v 1945.] t W1.67:QM2

Tahh's of orgdnlsalion and f(/uip))iri)t. t

Note. — Tables of organization and ei|uipment are issued in pamjihlet form for insertion
in loose-leaf binders. They replace the Tables of organization and Tables of equipment
heretofore issued separately, and show the organization and e(iuipnient for the type of
unit indicated by the title.

3-157. Chemical Warfare School Composite Trooj) T'nit. riiemical Warfare School,
Edgewood Arsenal. Md. ; Aug. 3, 1946. [1946.] 14 p. ^ W 1.44 : 3-157

'Techmenl hullrtins.

Note. — Technical bulletins are pamphlets issued to disseminate new instructions and
information prejiared by technical services pertaining to tccbnical matters concerning
weapons and equipment procured and issued by the preparing agency, or to nrofessional
technique over wliieh the preparing nu'cney hiis exclusive iurisdiction. Tli!s material
may later be incori)orated in Technical iiKinuals or changes thereto.

9-1729A-3. I/iglit tank M24, twin 4flniin gun motor carriage Ml 9. 105-nini howitzer
motor carriage M37. 155-n)ni howitzer motor ciirriage M41. jiroper in-
stallation of water pump imi)e!Ier ; Feb. 19, 1946. 11946.] 2 p. il.
[Issued with perforations.] t W 1 .58 : 9 1 729A-3

10-352-2. Quartermaster laundrv Cseminiobile') laundering process; Feb. 26, 1946.
[1946.1 5 p. [Issued with perforations.] t W 1 .58 : 1 0-352-2

11-499-18. Basic radio propagation predictions for Mav 1946 : Feb. 1. 1946. [1946.]
cover title. 8 p. 17 p. of |)1. 4" t W 1 .58 : 1 1-499-18

11-499-19. Basic radio propagation jiredictions for June 1940 : Mar. 1. 1946. [1946.]
, cover title, 8 p. 17 p. of pi. 4" t W 1 .58 : 1 1-499-lft

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1218 Government Publications

Tcr/inU-iil huUrtins — Continued

MED 197. Medical and sanitary data on Uganda [with bibliography] ; Feb. 194G.
[1946.] iv + ae p. 11. 4» [Issued with perforations.] %

W 1.58 : Med 197

ORD 334. Drinking water tanks — lining and relining ; Mar. 12, 1946. [1946.) 8
p. il. [Issued with perforations.] J W 1.58 : Ord 334

ORD 335. Use of remote control towing hook and improvised towing bridle for
recovery iluring combat; Mar. 4. 1946. [1946.1 6 p. il. [Issued
with perforations.] X W 1.58 : Ofd 333

SIG 210. Instructions for treatmefnt of teletypewriter paper rolls; Apr. 10. 1946.
11946.] 2 p. [Issued with perforation!;. Supersedes SIG 194, Julv
1945.] t W 1.58 :Si2 210

Technical mnnualK. Technical manual: Aduiini.-^trative audit procedures for
cost-plus-a-fixed-fee supply contracts, June 1046. 1946. vi+71 p. 4° (TM
14-1000.) [Supersedes TM 14-1000, May 1, 1945, including Changes 1-4, June
1, 1945-Apr. 1, 1946.] * Paper. 2r)C. W 1.35 : 14-1000/3

Note. — Technical manuals consist of a series of pamphlets supplementing the Field
manuals covering subjects, the separate treatment of which is con^^idered essential to
;i fuller accomplishment of the training prescribed in the Field manual series. The
scope of this series includes pamphlets describing materiel and containing instructions
for the operation, care, maintenance and handling thereof ; guidebooks for instructors and
specialists ; material for extension courses : reference books ; administrative materials ;
and similar specialized subject matter. • Item 1137.

• Same : Decontamination ; Nov. 15, 1943. 1943. ii + 77 p. il. (TM 3-220.)

[No longer restricted. Supersedes TM 3-220. Mar. 7, 1942, including Changes
1 and 2, Sept. 7 and Oct. 14, 1943. sec. 2-4. chai). 6. FM 21-40. Sept. 7, 1942.
.sec. 3. Training circular 18 and Training circular 76. 1942, and sec. 4. Training
circular 67, 1943.] * Paper, 20c. W 1.35 : 3-220/2

• Same: Disposition of excess and surplus personal militarv property in

continental Unite<l States; July 1946. 1946. iT+33 p. il. 4° "(TM 38-419.)
[Issued in loose-leaf form. Supersedes ASF manual M419, Aug. 1. 1945.] %

W 1.35 : 38-419

■ Same: Disp<^sition of excess and surplus property in oversea commands.

Changes 1: Aug. 7. 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4" (TM 38-420 [changes] 1.) [Ac-
companied hy certain new. revised, and reprinted pages to be inserted in the
manual.] t W 1.35 : 38-420/2/ch.l

Same: Fire department techniques, Changes 1; Sept. 5. 1946. 1946. 1

p 4° (TM .5-692 [changes] 1.) * Paper. 5c. W 1.35 : 5-692/ch.l

■ Same : Movement of supplies to ports of embarkation. Canada, and Mexico ;

Aug. 1946. 1946. iii + 17 p. il. 4° (TM 55-235.) [Supersedes TM 38-415.
Dec. 30, 1944, Standing operating procedure, movement of equipment and sup-
plies to ports of embarkation. Canada, and Mexico.] * Pai)er, 15c.

W 1.35 : 55-235

Same: Ordnance packaging and shipping (posts, cami>s, and stations):

Feb. 17. 1945. [Publications Department. Raritan Arsenal, 1945.] [4]-(-161-f
[3] p. il. (T:\[ 9-28.54.) [No longer restricted. The 3 pages at end are left
blank to be used for notes. No distribution has been made to depository
libraries by Documents Office.] * Paper, 40c. W 1.35 : 9-2854

Same: Radio receiver and rransmitters BC-1000-A and -B. repair instruc-
tions; Aug. 1945. 1!»45. iv-|-65 p. il. 2 pi. 4° (TIM 11-4024.) [No longer
restricted. NcX distribution has been made to depository libraries by Docu-
ments Office.] * l'ap<M-. 20c. ' W 1.35 : 11^024

Same: Switchboard BD-96, repair instructions, operational requirements;

May 1946. 1946. v-f30 p. il. 4" (TIM 11-4314.) * Paper. 15c.

W 1.35 : 11-4314

Same: Woodworking and furniture repair, repairs and utilities; June

1946. 1946. iii-t-139 p. il. 4° (TM 5-613.) * Paper, 40c. AV 1.35 : .5-613

Telephone director y. Telephone directx)ry, War Department. Aug. 9, 1946.
[1946.] 1v4-51-f-C37+[2] p. 4° % W 1.19 : 946/8

World War. I9.i9-J,'>. United States Strategic Bombing Survey : Japan's strug-
gle to end war: [preiiared l)v] <'hairm:ms Office. Juiv 1. 1946. v-t-36 p. 4"
* Paper, 20c. • Item 1131
L. C. card 46-2(5977 W 1.71 : J 27

• Sent to Depository Libraries

October 1946 1219

World War, i5J9-}.5— Continued

Same: Summary report (I'aeific War), .luly 1, 194<>. 1040. iii+32 p. 2

maps, 4° * Paper, 25c. • Item 1131

L. C. card 46-27723 W 1.71 : P 11

ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT

Posters. [Recruiting Publicity Bureau poster.] n. p. Recruiting Publicity Bu-
reau, United States Army [July 8, 1946.] 37.9X25.1 in. t W 3.46/8:
213. Career with a future. [Illustrator, Santry.]

ARMY AIR FORCES

AUergii. Management of allergic diseases [with bibliography]. [1946.] cover
title, [lJ+ii+53 p. il. 4° (AAP manual 25-0-4.) * Paper, 20c. • Item 1148
1148 W 108.22 : 25-0-4

Oovermnent supplies. Index of specifications and bulletins approved for AAF
procurement, monthly supplement, Apr. 1946; compiled by Headquarters Air
Material Command, Wright Field. Ohio. [Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, Aug. 15.
1946.] [17] p. 4° [Printed in double columns.] t W 108.13/3 : 946/1/siipp.l

U. S. Army specification : Case, carrying, motion picture camera, general

specification for; June 13, 1946. [Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio. July 22, 1946.]
6 p. 12° (No. 7.5-526.) [Supersedes No. 31417, Sept. 11, 1945.] t

W 1.49: 75-526

Same : Ea.sel, photographic paper, roll or cut sizes ; May 16, 1946. [Wright

Field, Davton, Ohio, June 17, 194(5.] 4 p. 12° (No. 7,5-513.) [Super.sedes No.
31379, Dec. 1, 1944.] t W 1.49: 75-518

• Same: Film and chemicals, photographic, color, dve couple, reversal, ground

balance; June 18, 1946. [Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, July 22, 1946.] 4 p.
12" (No. 7.5-36^A.) [Supersedes No. 75-364, Apr. 7, 1944.] t

W 1.49 : 7,V364-A

Technical publications for Army Air Forces technical libraries, book list 2B ;
Apr. 1946. [1946.] 11 p, 4° [Pi-oces.sed.] t
L. C. card 44^-41742 W 108.2 : B64/2/no.2B

World War, 19,f9-/f5. Mission accomplished, interrogations of Japanese indus-
trial, military, and civil leaders of World War II; [prepared by assistant chief
of Air Staff, Intelligence, Headquarters Army Air Forces]. 1946. vi-(-110 p. 4°
[Ulusti'atiou on front cover.] * Paper, 50c. • Item 1147
L. C. card 46-27711 W 108.2 : M 69

ARMY SERVICE FORCES

N'oTE. — Hpadquartors, Army Service Forces, was abolished by authority of War De-
partment Ciroulnr 1.S8. dated May 14, 1940, effective .Tune 11, 1040.

The Army Service Forces catalog was redesignated War Department catalog. See, for
numbers issued since the change, War Department, dupply catalogfi.

Supply cntaloqs. Army Service Forces catalog: Chemical warfare supply cata-
log. Introduction: May 1946. [1946.] 20 p. il. [Supersedes CW 1. May 30.
1944] t W 109.14 :CW1

Same: Chemical warfare supply catah»g. [1946.] [Issued with perfo-
rations.] t

CW 7. Organizational spare i)arts and e(iuipment, 1st and 2d echelons.

440114. Flame thrower, portable. M2-2 : May 1946. [1940.1 12 p. il. [Super-
sedes CW 7-440114, .Ian. 20, 1945.] W 109.14 : CW 7-440114

^^ame: Engineer supply catalog. [1946] [Issued with perforations.] t

Eng 6. Sets of equipment.

120-01. Astronomic position efiuipinent, set no. 1, Changes 1: Mav 1940. [1946.]
2 p. W 109.14 : Eng 0 120 01 /eh. I

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1220 Government Puhlications

^upplii cat(ilo(/.s — C'oiitimit'd

Same: Quartermaster supply catalog. [1945.] [Issued with perfora-
tions. J t

QM-5. Stock list of all items.

l-M. Priclnp guide for aiu'mal-drinvn vehicles and horse, mule and dof; eciuipinent and
supplies ; May 1946. [1946.] 6 p. [Supersedes QM-l-M, Oct. 19, 1945.]

W 109.14 : QM 5-1-M/2

18. Class 18, Instruments of precision, and all accessories, outfits, and parts, Changes

2: May 1946. 3 p. 4" W 109.14 : QM 5-18/ch.2

Same: Signal supply catalog. [1946.] [I.ssued with perforations.] t

Sig. 7 & S. Organizational and higher echelon spare parts.

TS-220/TSM. standard oscillator TS-220/TSM ; April 1946. [1946.] 6 p. [Su-
persedes SIG 8-TS-220/TSM, May 5, 1945.]

W 109.14 : Sig 7 & 8-TS-220/TSM

World Mar, 1939-J,5- Report of chief of transportation, Army Service Forces,
World War II. Nov. 30, 1945 [published 1946J. iv+124-f[l] p. il. 4" * Paper,
70c. • Item 1131
L. C. card 46-27712 W 109.2 : T 68/2

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT

District of Columbia. Adequate future water supply for District of Columbia
and metropolitan area, joint report prepared by district engineer. United States
Engineer Office, Wasliington, D. C, and engineer commissioner. District of
Columbia, in response to item in District of Columbia appropriation act of 1941
and 1942. for development of plan to insure adequate future water supply for
District of Columbia 1946. xii+220 p. -+-[28] leaves, il. 24 pi. 13 maps, 2 tab.
(H. doc. 480. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [The 28 leaves are additional illustrations,
some folded :ind all carrying the number of the preceding page followed bv a
letter.] t

Engineering manual. Engineering manual for civil works: pt. 4, Geologic*al
investigations. Aug. 1946. cover title. [1]-|-13 p. 4° J • Item 11.54

W 7.35 : pt.4/946

Same: pt. 5, Geophysical subsurface explorations [with bibliographv]..

Aug. 1946. cover title, 10 p. 4° t • Item 11.-.4 W 7.35 : pt.5/946

North Canadian River, Okla. and Tex., letter submitting report on preliminary
examination and survey of North Canadian River, Okla. and Tex., and Beaver
River, Okla. 1946. xi+64 p. 3 maps. (H. doc. 572. 79th Cong. 2d sess.)
[This report is on the survey only.] t

I'otomac River and tributaries, Md., Va., W. Va., and Pa., letter submitting report
on preliminary examination and survey of Potomac River and tributaries, Md.,
Va.. W. Va., .and Pa., including north branch of Potomac River and its tribu-
taries in vicinity of Keyser, W. Va. 1946. xiii-|-107 p. 4 maps. 2 tab. (H. doc.
622, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [This report is on the survey only.] t

MISSISSIPPI KIVER COMMISSION

Note. — The publications of the Mississippi River Commission consist of annual reports,
annual pamphlets showing daily riv"r stages, annual pamphlets showing daily river dis-
charge, and animal paniplilets sliowing results of river discharge measurements ; also
publications of the Waterways Experiment Station operating under the direction of the
Mississii)pi River Commission. The Mississippi River Commission publishes maps and
charts of tlie Mississippi River : navigation maps of the Mississippi River from Cairo. 111.,
to the Oulf of Mexico, La. : and wall maps, in colors, of the lower Mississippi River Valley
from the head of the St. Francis Basin near Cape Girardiviu, Mo., to the Gulf of Mexico,
La., scale 1 : 500,000 and 1 : 250,000. Topographic quadrangle maps in colors, scale
1 : 62.500 of the alluvial valley of the lower Jlississippi River are also published by the
Mississipiii River Commission : the topographic quadrangle maps comprise 217 sheets and
cover portions of the .SJtates of Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Arkansas, Tennessee, Missis-
sippi, and Louisiana adjacent to the Mississippi River and tributaries, with an area of over
52,000 square miles mapped. All are sale publications obtainable only from the Mississippi
Rivr^r Commission, except the annual reports which are issued by the Superintendent of
Documents, Government Printing Oflice. No discount is allowed. Requests for informa-
tion as to lists of publications and maps and method of making remittances should be
addressed to : The Mississipj)! River Commission, P. O. Bos 80, Vicksburg, Miss.

• Sent to Depository Libraries

October 1946 1221

Topographic quadrangle maps

Arkansas-iiiissouri, Knobel quadrangle, lat. .%°15'-30°30'. long. !)0°30'-!:)0°45'.
Scale 1 ra.=l in. scale 1: G2,~)(M), contour interval 5 it. t'dition of 1941, Army
Map Service, Army, Washington, D. C, [June 1946]. 17X14 in. f 10 c,
Missi.ssippi River Commission, Vicksburg. Miss. W 31.0 : K 75/941

Louisiana, Harrisonburg quadrangle, lat. 31"45'-32°, long. {)l°45'-92°. Scale
1 m.=l in., scale 1 : ()2,o00, contour interval 5 ft. Edition of li)41. Army Map
Service, Army, Washington, D. C, 1946. 17X15 in. t lUc.. Mississippi River
Commission, Vicksburg, Miss. W 31.0: H 245/941

RIVERS AND HAIUJOES BOARD

Savannah, Ga. Ports of S'avannah and Brunswick, (ia. Revised 1046. 1946.
xl+257 p. il. 3 pi. 3 maps. (Port series no. 14.) [Prepared in cooperation
with Maritime Commission.] * I'aper, 75c. • Item 1160
L. C. card 46-27730 W 7.21/2 : 14

WAR MOBILIZATION AND RECONVERSION OFFICE

Rubber, 1st and 2d reports of Inter-Agency Policy Conmiittee on Rubber. July
22, 1946. xii+95 p. 11. * Paper, 20c. • Item 1131
L. C. card 46-26696 Y 3.W 10/7 : 10/1,2

CONTRACT SETTLEMENT OFFICE

Fniirth d Market Realty Co. Appeal of Fourth & Mai'ket Realty ( 'oinpany v.
War Department, decided .Tune 24, 1046; statement of facts L<U'inion, and
decision]. [1946.] 7 p. (Appeal Board, proceeding no. 37. ) t "•Item 1181

Y 3.W 10/7 : 1(W37

Krome Corporation. Appeal of Krome Corporation v. Reconstruction Finance
Corijoration (as successor to Metals Reserve Company), decided July 20, 1946;
[opinion and decision]. [1940.] 6 p. (Appeal Board, proceeding no. 40.) t
• Item 1131 Y 3.W 19/7 : lOS/40

.1/o.srr, C. S., Industries. Appeal of C. S. Moser, doing business as C. S. Moser
Industries, v. War Department, decided June 27, 1046; [decision]. [10-16.] 5
p. (Appeal Board, proceeding no. 16.) f • Item 1131

Y 3.W 19/7 : lOS/16/tinal

Moto-Sway Corporation of America. Appeal of Moto-Sway Corporation of Amer-
ica V. War Department, final decision July 24, 1046; decision. 1046. 1 p.
(Appeal Board, proceeding no. 32.) t Y 3.W 19/7 : 108/S2/final

Star Enyine.ering Co. Appeal of G. I. Hanson, doing business as Star Engineering
Company, v. War Department, decided July 0, 1946; opinion [and decision].
[1946.] 7 p. (Appeal Board, proceeding no. 44.) f • Item 1131

Y 3.W 19/7 : 108/44

• Sent to Depository Libraries

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November 1946 1225

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Notes of General Interest

Employment Security Bureau

The Bureau of Employment Security was made a part of the Social Security
Administration under the Fe<leral Security Agency, through Reorganization
plan no. 2, which became effective July 16, 1^46.

Public Relations Division

The name of the Public Relations Bureau of the War Department was
changed to Public Relations Division by War Department Circular 138, dated
May 14, 1946, effective June 11, 1946.

Special Services OflSce

The Office of Special Services was established under the Federal Security
Agency through Reorganization plan no. 2, effective July 16. 1946. The Office
includes the Food and Drug Administration and the Office of Vocational Rehabili-
tation, which formerly were directly subordinate to the Federal Security
Agency.

Corrections for Previous Monthly Catalog Indexes

October 1946. Pages 1223-1234 should read I-XII.
1226

New Classification Numbers

Agricultural Economics Bureau.

A 36.157 :nos Farm cost situation. [Proc]

Foreign Agricultural Relations OflBce.

A67.19:date Foreign agricultural trade (monthly). [Proc]

N'lTE. — Supersedes Foreign crops and markets,
monthly supplement (A67.8 * : date).
Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engi-
neering Bureau.

A 77.518 :nos Information series. [Proc.l

Note. — See, for earlier issues, A70.il : (nos).

A 77.519 :CT Cooperative inter-American plantation rubber

development. [Proc]
Production and Marketing Administration.

A 82.29 : V. nos. & nos Trade in grain futures (monthly). [Proc]

Note. — See, for earlier issues, A75.209 : (v.
nos. & nos.).

A 82.30 : V. nos. & nos Trade in cotton futures (monthly). [Proc]

Note. — See, for earlier issues, A75.208 : (v.
nos. & DOS.).
Field Sertnce Branch.

A 82.113 : CT Addresses.

Note. — See, for earlier issues, A80.609 : (CT).
National Archives.

AE 1.18: nos [Special reports.] [Proc]

Federal Interdepartmental Safety Council.

FIS 1.8 : V. nos. & nos Federal safety news (bimonthly). [Proc]

Reconstruction Finance Corporation.

FL 5.15: date RFC small business activities (bimonthly).

[Proc]
Social Security Administration.
Children's Bureau.

FS 3.209 : nos Publications.

Note. — See, for earlier issues, L5.20 : (nos.).
Special Services Office.

FS 13.1 : date Annual reports.

FS 13.2 : CT General publications.

Food and Drug Administration.

FS 13.101 : date Annual reports.

Note. — See, for earlier issues, FS7.1 : (date).

FS 13.102 :CT General publications.

Note. — See, for earlier issues, FS7.2 : (CT).
FS 13.103 :-106 : ( Reserved)

FS 13.107 : V. nos. & nos Food and drug review (monthly). [Proc.

Confidential.]

Note. — See, for earlier issues, FS7.7 : (v. nos.
& nos.).

FS 13.108: nos Notices of judgment under Federal food, drug,

and cosmetic act : Drugs and devices.

Note.- — See. for earlier issues, FS7.12 : (nos.).
Vocational Rcliabilitation Office.

FS 18.201 : date Annual reports.

Note. — See, for earlier issues, FSlO.l : (date).

FS 13.202 :CT General publications.

Note. — See, for earlier issues, FS10.2 : (CT).
FS 13.203 :-206: (Reserved)

FS 13.207: nos Keliabilitation service series.

Eniploi/ees' Compensation Bureau.

FS 13.301 : date Annual reports.

Note. — See, for earlier issues, ECl.l : (date).

1227

1228 Government Publications

FS 13.302 :CT General publications.

Note. — See, for earlier issues, EC1.2 : (CT).
FS 13.303 :-306 : (Reserved)

FS 13.307 : v. nos. «& nos Safety bulletin (monthly) .

Note. — See, for earlier issues, EC1.9 : (v. nos.
& nos.).
Mines Bureau.

I2S.82:nos Titanium reports; Quarterly. [Proc]

Interstate Commerce Commission.

IC 1. saf. 10 : (late Tabulations of statistics i)ertaiuing to signals,

interlocking, automatic train control, tele-
graph and telephone for transmission of
train orders, and spring switches as used on
railroads of United States.

Note. — See, for earlier issues, IC 1 bio. 5 :
(date).
Employment Service.

L 7.23^: date Labor market information industry series

(compilations).
Apprentice-Training Service.

L 23.7 : CT Posters.

Pan American Union.

PA 1.63: nos Noticiero. [Proc]

Emergency Management Office.

Pr 32.413^: nos Tropical diseases reports. [Proc]

State Department.

S 1.51: nos Newsletter, Health and Sanitation Division,

Institute of Inter-American Affairs (month-
ly). [Proc]

Note. — See, for earlier issues, Pr32.4610 :
(nos.).
Securities and Exchange Commission.

SE 1.21: date Table of decisions and reports (quarterly).

[Proc]
Savings Bonds Division.

T 66.18 : CT Addresses.

War Department.

W 1.12 * : CT Rides, regulations, orders, and instructions

(separates).

"\V1.70:CT Army extension courses.

W 1.71 *: nos Strategic Bombing Survey, Corporation re-
ports.
Military Intelligence Division.

W 100.7: nos Special series.

Army Service Forces.

Inforniution and Education Division.

W 109.210" :CT Digest (separates).

Information and Education Division.

W 111.1 : date Annual reports.

Note. — See, for earlier issues, W109.201 :
' (date).

W1112:CT General publications.

Note.— See, for earlier issues, W109.202 : (CT).
National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics.
Y3.N21'': 11 '*"""°"' Wartime reports. [Proc]

Note. — The following publications have been discontinued: Foreign Agricul-
tural Relations Office, P\ireign crops and markets, monthly supplement
(A 67.8 = ; date""") ; Civil Aeronautics Administration, Bi-weekly notice to airmen
(C 31.109 : V. °°') ; Civil Aeronautics Administration, United States Army &
Navy directory of airfields (continental United States) (C 31.126: date""' ).

Congressional Set

Note. — The bound volumes of congressional documents and reports are not
listed In the Mi*nthly catalogs, since the publications contained therein have been
previously entered separately.

The following bound volumes were sent to Depository Libraries during the
month of October 1946 :

House Documents No. 480, 79th Congress, 2d session. • Item 323

No. 547, 79th Congress, 2d session. • Item 322

Senate Documents No. 248, 79th Congress, 2d session. • Item 323

Nos. 143-2.54, with exceptions, 78th Congress, 2d
session. • Item 323

Senate Reports Nos. 12, pt. 4, 59, pt. 3, 310, pt. 2, 404, pt. 2, 539,

pts. 2-5, 629-885, 78th Congress, 2d session.

• Item 414

Nos. 886-1119, 78th Congress, 2d session.

• Item 414

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Monthly Catalog

'No. 622 • November 1946

AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT

Note. — Those publications of the Department of Agriculture which are for sale will be
supplied by the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25,
D. C. The Department issues a monthly list of publications which will be mailed to all
applicants, who can then select the available ones desired.

Barley. Grading barley at countiT points [with list of references]. Sept. 1946.
8 p. il. (AIS 54.) t • Item 11
L. C. card Agr 46-278 A 1.G4 : 54

Cattle. Statistics of beef cattle, hogs, sheep, horses, and mules; prepared under
direction of Yearbook Statistical Committee. [1946.] [1] +1-8+285-340 p.
(Separate from Agricultural statistics no. 100.) [From Agricultural statis-
tics, 1945.] t A1.47/a:100

Cotton. Statistics. of cotton, sugar, and tobacco; prepared under direction of
Yearbook Statistical Committee. [1946.] [1] +1-8+70-116 p. (Separate
from Agricultural statistics, no. 96.) [From Agricultural statistics, 1945.] t

A 1.47/a : 96

Dairi/ and poultry statistics ; prepared under direction of Yearbook Statistical
Committee. [1946.] [1] +1-8+341-405 p. (Separate from Agricultural sta-
tistics no. 101.) [From Agricultural statistics, 1945.] t A 1.47/a : 101

Farm capital and income statistics ; prepared under direction of Yearbook Sta-
tistical Committee. [1940.] [2] +1-8+406-520 p. (Separate from Agricul-
tural statistics no. 102.) [From Agricultural statistics, 1945.] f A 1.47/a : 102

Hay. Statistics of hay, seeds, and minor field crops; prepared luider direction
of Yearbook Statistical Committee. [1946.] [1] +1-8+253-284 p. (Sepa-
rate from Agricultural statistics no. 99.) [From Agricultural statistics, 1945.] t

A 1.47/a : 99

Journal of agricultural research, v. 72, Jan. 1-June 15. 1946 [title page, contents,
errata and authors' emendations, and index]. 1946. v+5 p. * Paper, 5c.
• Item 12 A1.23:72/t.p.&cont.

Note. — This periodical is issued by the Agriculture Department in cooperation with the
Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Universities. As the edition is limited it is
not. sent free to individuals, but only to libraries of experiment stations, colleges, tech-
nical schools, and universities, and to laboratories, divisions, offices, and departments
on whose staffs are several technically trained men in biological, chemical, or physical
sciences. It is also sent to such institutions as make suitable exchanges of their" pub-
lications for those of the Agriculture Department.

OiUccd.^. Statistics of oilseeds, fats, and oils ; prepared under direction of Year-
book Statistical Committee. [1946.] [i] +1-8+117-146 p. (Separate from
Agricultural statistics no. 97.) [From Agricultural statistics, 1945.] t

A 1.47/a : 97

Weights and measures. Approximate or average weights of various commodities
and other conversion factors. [1946.] p. 5-8. (Separate from Agricultural
statistics no. 94.) [From Agricultural statistics, 1945.] f A 1.47/a : 94

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS BUREAU

Addresses. Balance sheet of agriculture, address by Norman J. Wall, head.
Division of Agricultural Finance, at 24th annual Agricultural CHitlook Confer-
ence, Washington, D. C, Oct. 8, 1946. [1946.] 10 p. 1 tab. 4° [Processed.] t

A 36.51 : Ag 8/24

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1232 Government Publications

Addresses — Continued.

Developments affecting market outlets for farm protlucts, address by F. L.

Thonisen, liead, Division of Marketing and Transportation Researcli, at 24tli
annual Agricultural Outlook Conference, Wasliington, D. C, Oct. 8, 1946.
[19-16.] 13 p. 4" [Processed.] t A 36.r)l : :M3 4/8

Farm cost situation, address by Wylie D. Goodsell, Bureau of Agricultural

Economics, 24th annual Agricultural Outlook Conference, Washington, D. C,
Oct. 8, 1946. [1946.] 10 p. 4° [Processed.] t A 36.r)l : F 22/18

Farm family living, address by Margaret G. Rfid, head, Family Economics

Division, Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics, Agricultural Re-
search Administration, at 24th annual Agricultural Outh>ok Conference. Wash-
ington, D. C, Oct. 8, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 4° [Processed.] t A 36..')1 : F 22/19

Goals and price supports, address by H. B. Boyd, director of Office of

Price and of Agricultural Conservation Programs Branch, Production and
Marketing Administration, at 24th annual Agricultural Outlook Conference,
Washington, D. C, Oct. 9, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. 4° [Processed.] t

A 36.51 : P 93/4

Outlook for agricultural exports, address by Leslie A. Wheeler, director.

Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations, at annual Agricultural Outlook Con-
ference, Washington, D. C, Oct. 8, 1946. [1946.] 11 p. 4° [Processed.] t

A 36.r,l : E-x 7/4

Promising new outlets for farm products, address by Louis B. Howard,

chief. Bureau of Agricultural and Industrial Chemistry, Agricultural Research
Administration, at 24th annual Agricultural Outlook Conference. Washington,
D. C, Oct. 8, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 4» [Processed.] t A 36.51 : P 942/4

Relation of outlook to programs of the Department, address by Dave

Davidson, assistant administrator for field operations. Production and Market-
ing Administration, at 24th annual Agricultural Outlook Conference, Washing-
ton, D. C, Oct. 9, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. 4" [Proces.sed.] f A 36.51 : Ou 8/3

Trends in farm income and tenure and their relation to farm home improve-
ment, address by John C. Ellickson. Bureau of Agricultural Economics, at 24th
annual Agricultural Outlook Conference. Washington, D. C, Oct. 10. 1946.
[1946.] 5 p. 4° [Processed.] t A 36.51 : In 2/2

Citrus fruit. Citrus, estimates of production and utilization, 1943-44 to 1945-46.
Oct. 1946. 5 p. large 8° (Crop Reporting Board.) [Processed.] t

A 36.2 : C 49/8/943-46

Readjustments in processing and marketing citrus fruits ; [prepared by

Hugh L. Cook]. Washington, D. C. July 1946. [2]-f iii-f 1-14A+15-15A+
16-19<") p. il. 4° [I'rocessed. Prepared at suggestion of working group on
conversion of marketing facilities and methods, Interbureau Committee on
Post War Programs.] t A 36.2 : C 49/10

Farm icorkcrs. Wages and wage rates of seasonal farm workers at selected
USDA labor supplv centers in north central California, Aug.-Oct. 1945 ; [pre-
pared by William H. Metzler]. Washington, D. C, Feb. 1046. [2] +22 p. il. 4°
(Surveys of wages and wage rates in agriculture, report 9.) [Processed.] t

A 36.156 : 9

Wages and wage rates of seasonal farm workers in harvest of selected

truck crops, California. 1945; [prepared by William H. Metzler]. Washing-
ton. D. C. Apr. 1946. [2] +32 p. il. 4° (Surveys of wages and wage rates in
agriculture, report 10.) [Processed.] t A36.156:10

Wages and wa^e rates of seasonal farm workers in USDA labor supply

centers at Arvin. Woodville. and Firebaugh. Calif.. Nov. 1945 ; [prepared by
William H. Metzler]. Washington, D. C, May 1946. [2] +18 p. il. 4° (Sur-
veys of wages and wage rates in agriculture, report 13.) [Processed.] t

A 36.156 : 13

Fruit. Reduction of loss and damage in rail transportation of fresh fruits and
vegetables by improved loading methods; by Philip L. Breakiron. Aug. 1946.
cover title, [2] +80 p. il. 4° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

A 36.2 : F 94/34

• Sent to Depository Libraries

November 1946 1233

Haxj harvesting methods, southeastern Nebraska, 1945; by Harry G. Sitler and
Clarence A. Fiske. Washington, D. C, Aug. 1946. [l]+15p. 4° (F. M. 60.)
[ Processed. ] t A 36.118 : 60

Potato harvcH icorkers. Wages and wage r^tes of potato harvest workers on
Long Island, N. Y., week ended Sept. 1, 1945; rpi'cpared by Catherine Sent].
Washington, D. C, Mar. 1946. [2] +16 p. il. 4° (Surveys of wages and wage
rates in agriculture, report 8.) [I'rocessed.] t A 36.156 -.8

Sugar. World sugar situation, Aug. 1946. [1946.] 57 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t

A 36.2 :Su 3/946

Vegetables. Commercial truck crop estimate reports. [Processed.] t

A 36.101 :
Note. — The Agricultural Economics Bureau issues a series of reports relating to truck
crops which, although numbered in one series (TC followed by the year and a number
with a different group of hundreds assigned for each month), consists of several distinct
groups as follows : Commercial truck crops for fresh market, commonly called Truck crop
reports : Truck crops for commercial processing, commonly called Processing crop reports ;
Truck crop news : Annual summaries in December each year. Kovised statistical sum-
maries are issued at appropriate intervals covering a varying period of years. Priuicd
summaries of these reports were published in Crops and markets prior to June 1937, but
these have been discontinued. A yearly summary only is published in the January
quarterly issue each year.

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION

Rvseareh achievement sheet : Improved sizing of children's clothing [with list
of reference data]. Aug. 28, 1946. [2] p. 4° (R. A. S. 63, H.) [Processed.]
t A 77.7: 63(H)

Salt problem in irrigation agriculture, research at United States Regional Salin-
ity Laboratory; [prepared by H. E. Hayward and O. C. Rlagistad.] [Aug.
1946.] iii+27 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous publication 607.)
[Includes list of I'ublications of Salinity Laboratory.] * Paper, 10c. (incor-
rectly given in publication as 5c.). 9 Item 14
L. C. card Agr. 46-140 A 1.38 : 607

AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY BttREAU

Beet sugai: Report of studies on uniformity of quality of beet sugars : 1., Chemi-
cal and physical studies on beet sugars of 1945 campaign ; by C. A. Fort and
S. Byall: 2., Biological studies of beet sugars; by H. H. Hall and Dorothea
J. Teunisson. July 1946. [l]+49 leaves, 4° (AIC-123.) [Processed.] t

A 77.104/2 : 123

Glutamic acid review and bibliography; [by] H. S. Olcott and G. H. Brother.
Aug. 1946. 20 p. 4" (AIC-119; ^Vestern Regional Research Laboratory.)
[Processed.] t A 77.104/2 : 119

I'cannts. Manufacture and use of peaimt protein [with list of literature cited;
byj R. S. Burnett. [1946.] 3 p. il. 4° (AIC-125 Southern Regional Research
Laboratory.) [I'rocessed. Published in Chemical and engineering news, v.
24, no. 4., Feb. 25, 1946.] t A 77.104/2 : 125

Research on peanuts and peanut products. Southern Regional Research

Laboratory [with bibliography] ; by K. S. Markley. [1946.] [1]+17 leaves, 4"
(AIC-109; Southern Regional Research Laboratory.) [Processed. Presented
before National Peanut Council meeting, Atlanta, Ga., May 2 and 3. 1944.] t

A 77.104/2 : 109

Soyhean protein production, comparison of use of alcohol-extracted with petro-
leuni-etlier-i'Xtracted flakes in pilot plant [with list of literature cited] ; bv]
P. A. Belter, A. C. Beckel, and A. K. Smith. [1946.] 5 p. il. 4" (AIC-122;
Northern Regional Research Laboratory.) [Processed. Published in Industrial
and engineering chemistry, v. 36, Sept. 1944.] t A 77.104/2: 122

ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU

Inaplasmosis in cattle; by Geo. W. Stiles. Feb. 1931, revised Aug. 1946. [1946.]
llp.il. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 1.54.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 7
L. C. card Agr 46-273 A 1.4/2 : 154/3

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1234 Go^T.RNMENT PUBLICATIONS

Milk goats: [by C. G. Potts and V. L. Simmons]. [Feb. 1918, revised July 19S7,
sliglitly revised May 1946.] [1946.] ii+36 p. 11. (Agriculture Dept. Farm-
ers' bulletin 020.) [This publication was originally prepared by Edward L.
Shaw.] * Papt^r. lOo. • Item 10
L. C. card Agr 46-276 A 1.9 : 920/11

Poiiltrif. Incubation and brooding of chickens; [by M. A. Jul! and A. R. Lee].
[Jan. 1928, revised Sept. 1^6.] [1946.] ii+26 p. 11. (Agriculture Dept.
Farmers" bulletin 15.38.) [Revision of this bulletin was made by the junior
author.] * Paper. 10c. • Item 10
L. C. card Agr 40-275 A 1.9 : 1538/2

ENTOMOLOGY AND PI^VNT QrAR.\NTlXE BUREAU

Addresses. Surveys in relation to pest-control work, [address] by W. L. Popham.
assistant chief of Bureau, presented at meeting of Pacific Slope Branch of
American Association of Economic Entomologists, Riverside, Calif., June 2.5-27,
1946. [1946.] S p. 4° [Processed.] t A 77.321 : P 43

Boll weevil [life history and control]. [Apr. 1^6.] [2] p. 11. (Picture .sheet
15.) [Illustrator, A. D. Cushman.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 84 A 77.320: 15

Bollworm [life historv and control]. [Apr. 1946.] [2] p. il. (Picture sheet 16.)
[Illustrator, A. D. V'ushmau.] * Paper. 5c. • Item 84 A 77.320: 16

Cotton aphid [life history and control]. [Apr. 1^6.] [2] p. 11. (Picture sheet
17.) [Illustrator, A. D. Cushman.] ♦ Paijer. 5c. • Item 84 A 77.320: 17

Cotton flea hopper [life history, injury and control]. [Apr. 1W6.] [2] p. U.
(Picture sheet 18.) [Illustrator, A. D. Cushman.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 84

A 77.320 : 18

Cotton leaficorm [Injury, life history and control]. [Apr. 1946.] [2] p. il.
(Picture sheet 19.) [Illustrator, A. D. Cushman.] * Paper. 5c. • Item 84

A 77.320 : 19

Insectieide Investigations Division. List of publications and patents of Division
of Insecticide Investigations, Apr. 1-Aug. 31, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. 4" [Pi-oc-
essed.] t A 77.318: 946

Japanese hcctJe. Colonization of organism causing milky disease of Japanese
beetle larvae, 193^-45 ; by R. T. White and P. J. McCabe. Sept. 1946. 6+ [2]
p. 11. 4° (E-704.) [Processed.] t A 77.312 : E-704

Effect of sun's rays upon viability of spores of Bacillus popilliae Dutky,

organism causing milkv disease of Japanese beetle larvae; bv Ralph T. White.
Sept. 1946. 4 p. 4" (E-703.) [Processed.] t A 77.312 : E-703

Potato tuber iconn. States and B. E. P. Q. cooperative potato tuber worm
survey, 1EH12-45; [map]. 1946. 6.3X10 in. t • Item 82

A 77.319 :P84/942-45

Red spider [life history, injury and control]. [Apr. 1946.] [2] p. 11. (Picture
sheet 20.) [Illustrator, A. D. Cushman.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 84

A 77.320: 20

EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE

Agrieiiltiire. Workers in subjects pertaining to agriculture in land-grant colleges
and experiment stations, 104.5—16; by Betty T. Richardson. June 1^6.
vi-fl(>4 p. (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous publication 603.) [Text and
map on p. 2 and 4 of cover.] * Paper, 25c. • Item 14
L. C. card Agr 25-1482 A 1.38 : 603

HtTMAN NUTRITION AND HOME ECONOMICS BURE.\U

Food. National food guide, eat this way every day. [Aug. 1946.] [2] p. il.
oblong 8", folded into narrow 8" size. (Agriculture Dept. AIS-53. ) [Revision
of NFC-4, National wartime food guide.] t • Item 11 A 1.G4 : 53

• Sent to Depository Libraries

November 1946 1235

Leather. Make-overs from leather, fur, and felt; [by Clarice L. Scott]. [Oct.
1946.] 16 p. il. 4° (Agriculture Dept. Misc. pub. 614.) * Paper, 5c.

• Item 14

L. C. card Agr 46-279 A 1.38 : 614

Posters. The basic 7, eat this way every day, in addition to the basic 7, eat
any other foods you want, don't waste food; poster. 1946. 2S.4X18.4 in. f

A 77.707 : F73/3

Refrigerators. How to choose and use your refrigerator. [Oct. 1946.] 16 p. il.
oblong 32° (Agriculture Dept. AIS-56.) f • Item 11
L. C. card Agr 46-277 A 1.64 : 56

PLANT INDUSTEY, SOILS, AND AGRICULTUliAL ENGINEERING BUREAU

Dasheen, southern root crop for home use and market; [by Robert A. Young].
[June 1924, revised Dec. 1936, slightly revised Sept. 1946.] [1946.] ii+38 p. il.
(Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1396.) * Paper, 10c. A 1.9 : 1396/3

Guayule. Variability of certain seed, seedling, and young-plant characters of
guayule [with list of literature cited] ; by Walter T. Federer. Aug. 1946.
[l]+2.5 p. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 919.) "* Paper, 10c.

• Item 16

L. C. card Agr 46-298 A 1.36 : 919

Jil'-ushroonis. Some common mushrooms and how to know them [with list of
collateral reading] ; by Vera K. Charles. Mar. 1981, slightly revised Aug.
1946. [1946.] cover title, 60 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 143.) [Super-
sedes Agriculture Department bulletin 175, Mushrooms and other common
fungi, and Farmers' bulletin 796, Some common edible and poisonous mush-
rooms.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 7 A 1.4/2: 143/2

Peaehes. Effect of chloride and sulfate salts on growth and development of
Elberta peach on Shalil and Lovell rootstocks [with list of literature cited] ;
by H. E. Hayward, E. M. Long and Rachel Uhvits. Sept. 1946. 48 p. il.
(Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 922.) * Paper, 15c. •Item 16
L. C. card Agr 46-299 A 1.36: 922

Ruhher. Cooperative inter-American plantation rubber development, Colombia
[with list of references cited] ; by O. D. Hargis, B. C. Stakman, K.E. .Johnson,
C. D. La Rue, H. Sorensen and W. G. Wlialey. Washington. D. C. June 1046.
cover title, [2]-f65 p. 7 pi. 3 maps, 4° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

A 77.519:0 71

Cooperative inter-American plantation rubber development, introduction

[with list of literature cited] ; by E. W. Brandes. Washinghon. D. C, June
1946. cover title, [l]-fll p. 4° [Processed.] t A 77.519: In 88

Cooperative inter-American plantation rubber development, Mexico [with

list of literature cited] ; by C. D. La Rue, T. S. Grant, R. E. Stadelman, T. D.
Mallery, K. E. Johnson, W. G. Whaley. Washington, D. C, June 1946. cover
title, [2]-f-l-33a-|-34-56 p. 6 pi. 4° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

A 77.519 : M 57
Soybeans. Relation of temperature and seed moisture to viability of stored soy-
bean seed [with list of literature cited] ; by Eben H. Toole and Vivian K. Toole.
Sept. 1946. 9p.il. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 753.) * Paper, 5c. •Item
753
L. C. card Agr 46-272 A 1.4/2 : 753

BulUvan County, N. Y. Soil survey, Sullivan County, N. Y. [with list of literature
cited] ; by Wilber Secor, D. F. Kinsman. W. E. Benson. C. B. Lawrence, Willard
DeGolyer, and Clarence Lounsbury. Sept. 1946. cover title, 99 p. il. map in
pocket. ([Soil survey report] series 1938, no. 8.) [Prepared in cooperation
with Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station. Text and another
map on p. 2 and 4 of cover.] * Paper, 55c. • Item 143
L. C. card Agr 46-296 A 77.514 : 938/8

Uni07i County, Pa. Soil survey. Union County. Pa. ; by S. R. Bacon, David Taylor,
Alfred Boileau, and Gerald Yoder. Sept. 1946. cover title, 115 p. il. 6 p. of pi.,

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1236 Go\'ERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

Union Countji, Pa. — Continued
map and 1 tab. in pttcket. ( [Soil survey report] series 1940, no. 2.) [Prepared
in cooperation with Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture and
Experiment Station. Text and another illustration on p. 2 and 4 of cover.]
* Paper, COc. • Item 143
L. C. card Agr 46-280 A 77.514 : 940/2

EXTENSION SERVICE

Farm labor. Help American farmers save record food crops for hungry people!
f.Kt sheet, 19-16 farm labor program, Sept. 14th supplement to May 1, 1946
fact sheet. [1946.] 3 p. 4" [Proce.ssed.] t A 43.2 : L ll/supp.-2

FARM SECURITY ADMINISTRATION

Report. Annual report of Farm Security Administration, 1944r-45. [1946.]
[2]+15p. 4° [Processed.] t

L. C. card 3&-2699r) A 80.701 : &45

Note. — This publication carries the classification of the Farm Security Administration
when it was subordinate to the War Food Administration during the period covered
by this report.

FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL RELATIONS OFFICE

Chile's pattern of agricultural production and trade [vsrith list of literature cited] ;
by Paul L. Guest. [1946.] [2]+18 p. il. 4° [From Foreign agriculture, Aug.-
Sept. 1946.] t A67.7/a:C437

FOREST SERVICE

Community forests for rural people. [June 1945, slightly revised July 1946.]
[1946.] 8 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Leaflet 244.) [Prepared in cooperation
with Extension Service.] * Paper, 5c. A 1.35 : 244/2

Timber. Tables for estimating board-foot volume of timber ; [by Clement Mesav-
age and James W. Girard.] [1^6.] 94-f [6] p. small 4° $ A 13.2 : T 48/17

Wood. Bolt-bearing strength of wood and modified wood, bearing strength of
commercial cross-banded compreg under aircraft bolts; [by P. J. Hunt, H. R.
Goodell, and R. S. Phillips]. Feb. 1946. cover title, 14 p. 11 pi. 19 tab. 4°
(Forest Products Laboratory, no. 1523-B.) [Processed. This report is one
of a series issued in cooperation with Army-Navy-Civil Committee on Aircraft
Design Criteria under supervision of Aeronautical Board.] f

A 13.27/13 : 1523-B
Maps

Mount Hood National Forest. Your Mount Hood National Forest. [1946.] 1
sheet (with map on verso), il. large 4° folded into 4° size. (North Pacific
Region.) f • Item 122 A 13.2 :M 86/2

Ochoco National^orest. Ochoco National Forest. [1946.] 1 sheet (with map
on verso), il. large 4° folded into 4° size, t • Item 122 A 13.2 : Oc3

INFORMATION OFFICE

Farmers. Popular publications for farmer and homemaker ; compiled by Eleanor
W. Clay. July 1944, revised July 1946. [1946.] iv-f 36 p. narrow S" (List
5; Publications Division.) t • Item 131
L. C. card Agr 44-131 A 21.9/8: 5/4

PRODUCTION AND MARKETING ADMINISTRATION

Cold storage. Survey of cold storage space as of Oct. 1, 1945 ; by V. M. Queener

and A. S. Walker. Aug. 1946. 29 p. il. 4° [Processed. Other illustrations on
front cover.] f A 82.2 : C 67/2/945

Cotton. Quality of cotton in carry-over. United States, Aug. 1, 1946. Oct. 16,
1946. 14 p. 4° [Processed.] f A 82.2 : C 82/946

• Sent to Depository Libraries

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Livestock slaughter and meat statistics ; compiled by Analysis Section of War
Meat Board 1942-46. Aug. 1940. cover title, iv+56 p. il. 4° [Processed.] f

A 82.2 : L 75/942-46

Meat Inspection Division. Directory of Meat Inspection Division; corrected to
July 1,1946. 1946. [l]+61p. (Livestock Brunch.) * Paper, 1.5c. a Item 67
L. C. card Agr 45-5 A 82.2 : M 46/946

Milk. Amendment to Order, as amended, regulating handling of milk in Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, marketing area, effective July 1, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. (Order
65, anidt. 3.) [Title 7, chap. 9, Code of Federal regulations (Marketing orders) ,
pt. 965.] t • Item 159 A 80.116 : 65/amdt.3

Note. — This amendment is classed with the Order under Dirtribution Office, War
Food Administration, so that it may be tiled with the publication which it amends.

Amendment 1 to Order, as amended, regulating hnndling of milk in New

Orleans, La., marketing area, effective Aug. 6, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. (Order 42,
amdt. 1.) [Title 7, chap. 9, Code of Federal regulations (marketing orders),
pt. 942.] t • Item 159 A 80.825 :: 42/amdt.l

Note. — This Amendment is classed With the Order under Marketing Services Office,
War Food Administration, so that it maj' be filed with the publication which it amends.

Amendment 1 to Order regulating handling of milk in Tri-State marketing

area, effective Sept. 1. 1946. [1940. J 2 p. (Order 72, amdt. 1.) [Title 7,
chap. 9, Code of Federal regulations (Marketing orders), pt. 972.] f 9 Item
159 A 80.825 : 72/amdt.l

Note. — This amendment is classed with the Order under Marketing Services Office,
so that it may be filed with the publication which it amends.

Amendment 1 to Order 35, as amended, regulating handling of milk in

Omaha-Council Bluff.s marketing area, effective May 1, 1940. [1946.] 3 p.
(Amendment 1 to Order 35, as amended.) [Title 7, chap. 9, Code of Federal
regulations, (Marketing orders) pt. 935.] t • Item 159

A 80.116: 35/amdt.l
Note. — This amendment is classed with the Order under Food Distribution Adminis-
tration so that it may be tiled with the publication which it amends.

Amendment 1 to Order 48, as amended, regulating handling of milk in

Sioux City, Iowa, marketing area, effective May 1, 194(). [1946.] 3 p.
(Amendment 1 to Order 48, as amended.) [Title 7, chap. 9, Code of Federal
regulations, (Marketing orders) pt. 948.] t • Item 159

A 75.20 : 48/2/amdt.l
Note. — This amendment is classed with the Order under Agricultural Marketing
Administration so that it may be filed with the publication which it amends.

Amendment 3 to Order, as amended, regulating handling of milk in

Greater Boston, Mass., marketing area, effective June 1, 1946. [1946.] 10 p.
(Order 4, as amended, amdt. 3.) [Title 7, chap. 9, Code of Federal regulations,
(Marketing orders) pt. 904.] f • Item 159 A 73.8 : 4/amdt.3

Note. — This amendment is classed with the Order under Surplus Marketing Admin-
istration so that it may be filed with the publication which it amends.

Compilation of Order, as amended, regulating handling of milk in Clinton,

Iowa, marketing area, compiled Apr. 1, 1946. [1946.] 15 p. (Order 70, as
amended.) [Title 7, chap. 9, Code of Federal regulations, (Marketing orders)
pt. 970.] t ( information incorrect in publication as to sale by Superintendent
of Documents). • Item 159 ' A 82.22 : 70

Order regulating handling of milk in Cleveland, Ohio, marketing area,

effective Aug. 1, 1946. [1946.] 19 p. (Order 75.) [Title 7, chap. 9, Code
of Federal regulations, (Marketing orders) pt. 975.] t (information incor-
rect in publication as to sale by Superintendent of Documents). • Item 159

A 82.22 : 75

Suf/ar beets. Amendment to determination of fair and rea.sonable wage rates for
1940 crop of sugar beets. May 7, 1946. 1 p. (S. D. 234, Amendment; Sugar
Branch.) f A 82.19 : 234/amdt.

8iif/arcane. Determination of fair and reasonable prices for 1946 crop of Virgin
Islands sugarcane. Mar. 18, 1940. 1 p. (S. D. 240; Sugar Branch.) t
• Item 30 A 82.19: 240

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1238 Government Publications

Tobacco. Annual report on tobacco statistics, 104(5 ; prepared by Tobacco Branch.
Sept. 104ti. G2 p. il. 4" ([CS-20.]) [Series designation apimirs on cover.] t
• Item 61
L. C. card Agr 37-394 A 82.18 : 20

FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE CORPORATION

Posters. Crop insurance on this farm; [poster]. 1946. 14.5X10.G in. [Card-
board.] t A 82.202: 0 88

HELD SERVICE BRANCH

Addresses. Soil saving methods ; [by] E. R. Jackman. [July 1946.] 4 p. [Ad-
dress presented at 18th annual Eastern Oregon Wheat League meeting.) t

A 82.113 : J 13

Agricultural conservation. 1946 agricultural conservation program for Arizona,
supp. 2 [to handbook]. Sept. 4, 1946. 1 p. (Western region; WR 46-1, Ari-
zona, supp. 2.) [Processed.] t A 82.112 : Ar 4i/W6/supp.2

1^46 agricultural conservation program for California, supp. 4 [to hand-
book]. Sept. 4, 1940. 1 p. (Western region; WR 46-1, California, supp. 4.)
[Processed.] t A 82.112 : C 12/946/supp.4

1946 agricultural conservation program for Colorado, supp. 4 [to hand-

book[. Sept. 4, 1946. 1 p. (Western region; WR 46-1, Colorado, supp. 4.)
[Processed.] t A 82.112 : C 71/&46/supp.4

1946 agricultural conservation program for Idaho, supp. 2 [to handbook].

Sept 4, 1946. 1 p. (Western region ; WR 46-1, Idaho, supp. 2.) [Processed.] t

A 82.112 : Id l/946/supp.2

1946 agricultural conservation program for Kansas, supp. 3 [to handbook].

Sept 4, 1946. 1 p. (Western region; WR 46-1, Kansas, supp. 3.) [Proc-
essed.] t A 82.112 : K 13/946/supp.3

1946 agricultural conservation program for Montana, supp. 2 [to hand-
book]. Sept. 4, 1046. 1 p. (Western region; WR 46-1. Montana, supp. 2.)
[Processed. ] t A 82.112 : M 76/94G/supp.2

1946 agricultural conservation program for Nevada, supp. 2 [to hand-
book]. Sept. 4, 1^6. 1 p. (Western region; WR 46-1, Nevada, supp. 2.)
[Processed.] t A 82.112 : N 41/&46/supp.2

1^46 agricultural conservation program for Nevr Mexico, supp. 2 [to hand-
book]. Sept. 4. 1946. 1 p. (Western region: WR 46-1. New Mexico, supp. 2.)
[Processed.] t A 82.112 : N 42m/&46/supp.2

1946 agricultural conservation program for North Dakota, supp. 2 [to

handbook]. Sept. 4. 1946. 1 p. (Western region; WR 46-1. North Dakota,
supp. 2.) [Processed.] t A 82.112 : N 81d/W6/supp.2

1&46 agricultural conservation program for Oregon, supp. 3 [to hand-
book]. Sept. 4, 1946. 1 p. (Western region; WR 46-1, Oregon, supp. 3.)
[Processed. ] t A 82.112 : Or 3/946'supp.3

1W6 agricultural conservation program for Utah, supp. 3 [to handbook].

Sept. 4, 1946. 1 p. (Western region ; WR 46-1, Utah, supp. 3.) [Processed.] t

A 82.112 : Ut l/^6/supp.3

1946 agricultural conservation program for Washington, supp. 2 [to hand-
book]. Sept. 4, 1946. 1 p. (Western Region ; WR 4&-1. Washington, supp. 2.)
[Proce.s.sed.] t A 82.112 : W 27/946/supp.2

1946 agricultural conservation program for Wyoming, supp. 4 [to hand-
book]. Sept. 4. 1946. 1 p. (Western region; WR 46-1, Wyoming, supp. 4.)
[Processed.] t A 82.112 : W 99/946/supp.4

1947 agricultural conservation program for Connecticut. [1&46.] iii+

8 p. il. (Northeast region; NER-lllO-Conn.) t • Item 31

A 82.110 : C 76/947

1947 agricultural conservation program for Maine. [1946.] [2]+10p. il.

(Northeast region ; NER-lllO-Maine. ) t • Item 31 A 82.110 : M 28/947

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Agricultural conservation — Continued.

1947 agricultural conservation program for Massachusetts. [1048. J

ili + 11 p. il. (Northeast region; NER-lllO-Mass.) t • Item 31

A 82.110 :M 38/947

r agi'icultural conservation program for Now Hanip.'Jliii-e. [194G ]
il. (Northeast region; NER-1110-N. H.) t • Item 31

A82.110:N42h/947

1947 agricultural conservation program for New Jersey. [1946.] ii+13 p.

11. (Northeast region; NER-1110-N. J.) f • Item 31 A 82.110 : N 42J/947

1947 agricultural conservation program for New York. [1946.1 8 p.

(Northeast region; NER-1110-N. Y.) t A 82.110 : N 42y/947

1947 agricultural conservation program for Pennsylvania. [1946.] ii.+13

p. il. (Northeast region; NER-1110-Pa.) t • Item 31 A 82.110 : P 38/947

1947 agricultural conservation program for Rhode Island. [1946.]

[2] +10 p. il. (Northeast region; NER-1110-R. I.) t • Item 31

A 82.110 :R 34/947

1947 agricultural conservation program for Vermont. [1946.] ii+10 p.

il. (Northeast region ; NER-1110-Vt. ) t • Item 31 A 82.110 : V 59/947

SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE

nannon County, Okla. Physical land conditions in farm security soil conserva-
tion district, Harmon County, Okla.; by Ralph H. Bond. 1946. 41 p. il. large
8° (Physical land survey 40.) [For use in farm conservation planning.]
* Paper, 20c. • Item 150
L. C. card Agr 46-297 A 57.24 : 40

Strip cropping for con.servation and production; [by Harold E. Tower and Harry
H. Gardner]. [Sept. 1946.] [2] +46 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers'
bulletin 1981.) [Slight revision of Farmers' bulletin 1919, Strip cropping for
war production.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 10
L. C. card Agr 46-274 A 1.9 : 1981

SOLICITOR

Grain. Before Interstate Commerce Commission, I. & S. no. 5092, routing grain
central territory; brief for Secretary of Agriculture. [1946.] cover title,
ii+31p. t A 33.5 :G 761/2

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

NoTK. — The Commission furnishes individual copies of most of its publications gra-
tuitou.sly to those who apply for them.

Conference on Efficienc\i Ratings Administration. Proceedings of 3d annual Con-
ference on Efficiency Ratings Administration, conducted by Civil Service Com-
mission, Nov. 27-28, 1945, Interior Department Auditorium, \Vashingtoi», D. C.
[1940.] cover title, [1] +35 p. t • Item 169
L. C. card 45-35568 CS 1.2 : E f 4/945

Disabled veteran in Federal civil service, report to veterans and tlieir organ-
ization.s, and to appointing oflBcers of Federal civil service; [prepared by In-
formation Division]. Sept. 1946. 14+ [2] p. il. t • Item 169
L. C. card 46-27818 CS 1.2 : V 64/5

Efficiency ratings, 1940-45 selected list of references. Jan. 1&46. [3] +19 p. 4"
[Process(Kl.] t
L. C. card 46-27622 CS 1.2: Ef 4/2/940-45

Federal personnel manual. Federal personnel manual, transmittal sheet 51;

Aug. 26, 1946. [1946.] [15] p. 4" [Issued in loose-leaf form.] * Paper,

beginning with Transmittal sheet no. 1, subscription price is $3.50 (52 issues) ;

foreign subscription, $5.00. • Item 171 CS 1.41 : 51

Note.- — This installment contains certain pages to be substituted for pages of the
Federal personnel manual.

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1240 GOVTIRNMENT PUBLICATIONS

Federal perftotniel lunniial — Continued.

Same, transmittal sheet 52; Sept. 9, 1946. [1946.] [16] p. 4° [Issued

in loo.se-leaf form.] • Item 171 CS 1.41 : 52

Note. — This Installnipnt contains certain pages to be substituted for pages of tlie
Federal personnel manual.

Same, transmittal sheet 53; Sept. 17, 1946. [1946.] [29] p. 4" [Issued

in loose-leaf form.] • Item 171 CS 1.41 : 53

XoTE. — This installm«>nt contains certain pages to be substituted for pages of the
Federal personnel manual.

COMMERCE DEPARTMENT

Note. — The Department of Commerce is engaged in numerous activities concerned with
the promotion of the Nation's industry and trade. Through services of this character
the Department assists in simplification processes, the increase and improvement of pro-
duction and the elimination of waste in production and distribution. Aids to industry
luclude conducting investigations and research to facilitate the production, transportation,
and sale of goods, and supplying trade information to .Vmerican producers and exporters ;
encouraging invention by protecting inventors in their patent rights : enumerating, com-
piling, and disseminating population statistics as well as social, industrial, and fiscal data;
establishing commodity weights, measures, and standards: fostering the Nation's civil air
transportation system": and disseminating vital weather information. The free distribu-
tion of pul)lications of the Department is confined almost entirely to libraries, educational
Institutions, the press, and commercial organizations. Others may procure them, at prices
stated below, from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office. Wash-
ington 25. D. C, to whom remittances must be sent direct, as his office is not a part of
the Department of Commerce.

Business sen-ice cheek list, week ending July 5-26. 1946; v. 1, no. 1-4 [1946.]
Each 4 p. or 6 p. 4° [Weekly. Previous issues were processed and were not
entered in Monthly catalog.] * Paper 5c .single copy, $1.00 a yr; foreign
subscription, $1.75. C 1.24 ;l/l-4

CENSUS BUREAU

Commerce. Changes in Schedule C. code classification of countries, Jan. 1. 1945
edition. Aug. 28, 1946. 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t C 3.150 : C/945/ch.-3

Schedule B. statistical classification of domestic and foreign commodities

exported from United States, and regulations governing statistical returns of
exports of commodities: pt. 1, Alpba'oetic index with revisions. J:in. 1. 1945.
edition. [1946] cover title R102-f xvi-f 423 p. large 8° [Supersedes Jan. 1,
1944. issue.] * Paner, $1.00.

Iv. C. card 24-27406 C 3.150 : B/945/pt. 1/rev.

Financial statistics. State finances, 1945: v. 3 Statistical compendium, pre-
liminary summary. Summary of State government finances in 1945. Sept. 1946.
12 p. 4" [Processed. Prepared under supervision of Lewis B. Sims, acting
chief. Governments Division.] t
L. C. card 16-26796 C 3.141 : 945/v. 3/prelim.

Vital stntisties of United States. 1944: pt. 1. Natality and mortality data for
United States tabulated by place of occurrence with supplemental tables for
Hawaii. Puerto Rico, and Virgin Islands. 1946. xxviii-f251 p. 4° [Prepared
nn<\er supervision of Halbert L. Dunn, cliief. Vital Statistics Division.]
* C'oth. ifll.r.O. • Item 206
L. C. card 40-26272 C 3.139 : 944/pt.]

CIVIL AERONAUTICS AUTHORITY

CIVIL AERONAUTICS ADMINISTBATION

Air navigation. Advancing air navigation, CAA program; [prepared by CAA
Aviation Information]. [1946.] iv+2S p. il. 4° * Paper. 15c. • Item 220
L. C. card 46-27862 C 31.102 : N 22

CrVIL AEROXATTTICS BOAKD

Note. — The opinions in economic proceedings of the Civil Aeronautics Board are printed
separately beginning with v. 2, and .ire "advance sheets" of the material which will make
up hound volumes of the Civil Aeronautics Board Reports.

The separate opinions are obtainable from the Superintendent of Documents, Govern-
metit Printing Office, Washington 25. D. C, at a subscription price of ?2.00 per volume ;
single copies vary in price.

• Sent to Depository Libraries

November 1946 1241

«•

Aircraft accidents. Civil Aeronatitics Board accident investigation i"eport.
Eastern Air Lines, Cheshire, Conn., Jan. 18, 1946 ; docket no. SA-112, adopted
Sept. 27, 104G. [1946.] 11+ii p. 4* [Processed.] t C 31 .213 : C424/2

Civil air i-egnlations. Civil air regulations: pt. .02, Type and production certifi-
cates, effective Julv 1, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. 4° [Issued with perforations.]
* Paper, 5c. • Item 225 C 31.209 : 02/2

Civil air regulations amendments. [Processed.] t C 31.209:

Note. — Amendment.s to Civil air regulations, beginning with Oct. 15, 1941, are issued

in a new form, and are numbered so that no amendment will affect more than one part
of the Regulations. These amendmetits or digests of them will be published in the
monthly Civil aeronautics journal. Separate entries of these amendments are not listed
in the Monthly catalog.

Functions. Civil Aeronautics Board [functions, etc.]. Oct. 11, 1946. 2 p. 4°
[Processed.] t C 31.202 : C 49

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY

Note. — Nautical charts for navigating the waters of the coasts of the United States
and of its possessions, coast pilots cai-rying auxiliary information for the use of the
nautical charts ; tide tables showing time and heights of tides, current tables showing
direction and force of ocean and estuary currents are sold at the Washington office of
the Coast and Geodetic Survey and by sales agents. The sales agents for the nautical
charts and nautical publications are located at the principal seaports of the United States.

Aeronautical charts. Aeronautical charts. Coast and Geodetic Survey, dates of
latest prints; Sept. 30, 1^6. [1946.] [2] p. f° [Processed.] t

C 4.2 : C 38/5/946-3

Same ; Oct. 14, 1946. [1946.] [2] p. f [Processed.] t

0 4.2:038/5/946-^

Current tables, Pacific Coast, North America and Philippine Islands, [calendar]
year 1947. 1946. 149 p.+3 folded leaves, il. (Serial 686.) [Includes list of
publications by Coast and Geodetic Survey relating to tides and currents.]
t Paper, IHc. " • Item 230
L. C. card 22-26900 C 4.23 : 947

Magnetic observations in American republics, 1941^4. 1946. viii-f95 p. il. map,
large 8° (Serial 677.) [Project imder sponsorship of Interdepartmental
Committee on Scientific and Cultural Cooperation, State Department.] * Cloth,
$1,25. • Item 231
L. C. card 46-27812 C 4.2 : M 27/8/941^4

Publications. Catalog of nautical charts and related publications. Coast and
Geodetic Survey, nautical charts, tidal current charts, coast pilots, tide tables,
current tables. [Edition of] .July 1940. [194G.] cover title, vii+48 p. il. 4°
(Serial 665.) [Processed. The illustrations given in collation are full page
charts, 39 of which are printed on duiilicate numbered pages.] $
L. C. card 7-6293 " C 4.5 : 946

Aeronautical charts

Atlanta, Ga. Flight chart: Atlanta to Chicago, U. S. A., lat. 33°-43°, long.
84°-88° ; FC 229. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:000,000. Washington, D. C,
1st edition, Aug. 1946. 13X47 in. [Diagonally between degrees of latitude
and longitude indicated in entry. Legend and index on reverse side. Lambert
conformal conic projection.] t 25c. 0 4.0/9:229/946

Austin [Tex.], lat. 30°-32°, long. 9C°-102° ; sectional aeronautical chart P-5.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. 0. [Aug. 1946]. 20X48
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. C 4.9/4: Au 76/946-2

Beaumont [Tex.], lat. 30°-32°, long. 90°-96° ; sectional aeronautical chart P-6.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. C. [July 1946.] 20X48
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. C 4.9/4 : B383/94(>-2

Broionsville [Tex.], lat. 25°45'-26°45', long. 97°15'-98°45' ; local aeronautical
chart. Scale 5 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:250,000. Washington, D. C, Mar. 1946.
20X2S in. [Legend and index on reverse side. Lambert conformal conic
projection.] f 25c. 0 4.9/4 : B735/940

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Corpus Christi [Tex.], lat 26°-28°, long. 96°30'-102° ; sectional aeronautical
chart N-5. Scale 10 m. = 1.3 In., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. C. [Aug.
li)46]. 31X46 in. [Lambert couformal conic projection.] t 25c.

C 4.9/4 : C817/946-2

Douglas \_Ariz.], lat. 30°-32°, long. lOS'-lU" ; sectional aeronautical chart P-3.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. C. [July 194G]. 20X48 in.
[Lambert couformal conic projection.] f 25c. C 4.9/4 : D745/94G-2

Edicards Plateau. World aeronautical chart: Edward.s Plateau, United States-
aiexico, lat. 28°-32°, long. 96''-102° ; 469. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000.
Washington, D. C, 4th edition, Aug. li>46. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on
reverse side. Lambert couformal conic projection.] t 25c.

04.9/8:469/^6-2

El Paso [Tex.], lat. 30''-32°, long 102°-108° ; sectional aeronautical chart P-4.
Seal" 10 m. = 1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [July 19iG]. 20X48
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4: E169/946-2

Erie, Luke. World aeronautical chart: Lake Erie. United States-Canada, lat.
40°-44°, long. 77°-85°; 309. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000,000. Wash-
ington, D. C, 3d edition, July 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on reverse
side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. C 4.9/8 : 309/946

Galvesto7i Bay. World aeronautical chart : Galveston Bay, United States, lat.
28°-32°, long. 90°-96° ; 468. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000,000. Wash-
ington, D. .C, 4th edition, Aug. 19i6. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on
reverse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c.

0 4.9/8:468/946-2

Georgian Bay. World aeronautical chart : Georgian Bay, Oanada-United States,
lat. 44°-48°, long. 77°-85° ; 264. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Wash-
ington, D. 0., 3d edition, July 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and Index on reverse
side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. 0 4.9/8:264/946-2

Great Falls, Mont. Flight charts ; Great Falls to Seattle, U. S. A. lat. 46°-48°. long.
110°-125° ; FC 223. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. W^ashington, D. C,
1st edition, June 1946. 13x46 in. [Diagonally between degrees of latitude
and longitude indicated in entry. Legend and index on reverse side. Lambert
conformal conic projection.] 1 25c. 0 4.9/9:223/946

Hudson River. World aeronautical chart: Hudson River, United States-Oanada,
lat. 40°-44°, long. 69°-77° ; 310. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Wash-
ington, D. O., 3d edition, Aug. 1946. 20x28 in. [Legend and index on reverse
side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. 0 4.9/8:310/^46-2

Illinois River. World aeronautical chart : Illinois River, United States, lat.
40°-44°, long. 85°-98° ; 308. Scale 10 m.^0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Washing-
ton, D. O.. 3d edition, July 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on reverse
side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] 1 25c. 0 4.9/8:308/946

Jaeksouville [Fla.], lat. 30°-32°, long. 80°-84° ; sectional aeronautical chart P-8.
Scale 10 in. = 1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. 0. [Aug. 1946.] 20x33
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. 0 4.9/4 : J 139/946-2

Ketchikan, Ala.fka. Flight chart: Ketchikan, Alaska to Whitehorse, Canada,
lat. 54°-61°, long. 130°-139° : FC 11. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000.000.
Washington. D. C. 3d edition, Aug. 1^6. 13x32 in. [Diagonally between
degrees of latitude and longitude indicated in entry. Legend and index on
reverse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] 1 25c. 0 4.9/9:11/946

Kodiak Island. Flight chart: Kodiak Island to Dutch Harbor, Aleutian Islands,
lat. 52°-59°, long. 151°-168° ; FO 3. Scale 10 m.=O.G in., scale 1:1.000,000.
Wa.shington, D. C, 5th edition, Aug. 1946. 13x40 in. [Diagonally between
degrees of latitude and longitude indicated in entry. Legend and index on
reverse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. 0 4.9/9:3/946

Lake of the Woods. World aeronautical chart: Lake of the Woods, Canada-
Unite<l States, lat. 48°-52°, long. 87°-96°:219. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale

• Sent to Depository Libraries

November 1946 1243

Lake of the Woods — Continued.
1:1,000,000. Washington, D. C, 3d edition, June 1946. 20X28 in. LLegend
and index on reverse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 250.

C 4.9/8 : 219/94G

McKinlcy, Mount. World aeronautical chart: Mt. McKinley, Alaska, lat. 60°-64°,
long. 148°-16<3° ; 118. Scale 10 m.=O.G in., scale 1:1,000,000. Wa.shington,
D. C, 3d edition, Aug. 1^6. 20x28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/8 : 118/946

Madre Lagoon. World aeronautical chart : Madre Lagoon, United States-Mexico,
lat. 24°-28°, long. 97°-103° ; 522. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000 Wash-
ington, D. C, 3d edition, Aug. 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on reverse
side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/8 : 522/&46-2

Miami, Fla. Miami [Fla.], lat. 24°-28°, long. 80°-S3° ; sectional aeronautical
chart N-8. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [Aug.
1946]. 38x27 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] 1 25c

C 4.9/4 : N 58/946-2

Miami [Fla.], lat. 25°30'-26°15', long. 80°-81°30' ; local aeronautical

cliart. Scale 5 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:250,000. Washington, D. C, Feb. 1946.
20x28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side. Lambert conformal conic
projection. ] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : M 58/2/946

Mohile [Ala.], lat. 30°-32°, long. 84°-90° ; sectional aeronautical chart P-7. Scale
10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [Aug. 1946.]. 20x48 in.
[Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : M 713/94&-2

Mobile Bay. World aeronautical chart: Mobile Bay, United States, lat. 28°-32°,
long. 84°-90° ; 407. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Washington, D. C,
4th edition, Aug. 1946. 20x28 in. [Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. 0 4.9/8:467/946-2

Neio Orleans [La.], lat. 28°30'-30°30', long. 89°-94°15' ; sectional aeronautical
chart 0-6. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [Aug.
1946]. 20X43 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c.

C 4.9/4 : N 42o/946-2

New York City. Flight chart: New York to Nashville, lat. 34°-41°, long. 73°-
87°; FC 216. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000,000. Washington, D. C, 1st
edition. May 1946. 13X54 in. [Diagonally between degrees of latitude and
longitude indicated in entry. Legend and index on reverse side. Lambert con-
formal conic projection.] t25c. C 4.9/9 : 216/946

New York [N. Y.], lat. 40°-42°, long. 72°-78° ; sectional aeronautical chart

U-9. S'cale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [July 1946].
20X42 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : N 42y/946

New York and vicinity [N. Y.], lat. 40°15'-41°, long. 73°ir>'-74°45' ; termi-
nal aeronautical chart. Scale 10 m.=2.5 in., scale 1:250,000. Washington,
D. C. [Aug. 1946]. 20X23 in. [Lambert conformal conic proiection.] f 25c.

C 4.9/4 : N 42y/2/946-2
Okeechobee, Lake. World aeronautical chart: Lake Okeechobee, United States,
lat. 24°-28°, long. 79°-85° ; 525. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Wash-
ington, D. C, 4th edition, Sept. 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on re-
verse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. 0 4.9/8:525/946-2

Orlando [Fla.], lat. 28°-30°, long. 80°-84° ; sectional aeronautical chart 0-8.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. C. [Aug. 1946]. 20X34
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. C 4.9/4 : Or 5/946-2

Phoenix [Ariz.], lat. 32°-34°, long. 10S°-114° ; sectional aeronautical chart Q-3.
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington, D. C. [Aug. 1946]. 20X47
in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/4 : P 565/946-2

Port Heiden, Alaska. Flight chart: Port Heiden to Nome, Alaska, lat. 56°-65°,
long. 1.55°-170° ; FC 4. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000,000. Wa.<=hington,
D. C, 4th edition. Aug. 1946. 13X42 in. [Diagonally between degrees of
latitude and longitude indicated in entry. Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] 1 25c. 0 4.9/9:4/946

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Radio direction finder. Aeronautical chart for radio direction finding, lat. 37°-
49°, long. 104°-124° ; 21 DF. Scale 25 nK=0.8 in., scale 1 : 2,000.00(1. Washing-
ton. D. C IJuly 1946]. 29X37 in. [Lambert confornial conic projection.
Includes area between San Francisco, Denver, and Canadian boundary.] t 40c.

C 4.0/5 : 21 DF/946

Aeronautical chart for radio direction finding, lat. 38°^9°, long. 87°-105° ;

22 DF. Scale 25 m.=0.8 in., scale 1 : 2,000,000. Washington, D. C. [July 1946].
20X35 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection. Includes area between
Denver, Chicago, St. Louis, and Canadian boundary.] t 40c.

C 4.9/5 : 22 DF/946

St Johns River. World aeronautical chart : St. Johns River, United States, lat.
28°-32°, long. 7S°-84° ; 466. Scale 10 m.--0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,(X)0,00<1. Wash-
ington. D. C, 4th edition, Aug. 1946. 20X28in. [Legend and index on re-
verse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/8 : 466/946-2

St Lamcncr River. Woiid aeronautical chart: St. Lawrence River, United
States-Canada, lat. 44°-4S°. long. 69°-77° ; 263. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale
1 : 1,000,OOC). Washington, D. C, 3d edition, July 1946. 20x28 in. [Legend
and index on reverse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c.

C 4.9/8 : 263/946-2

Salt Lake City, Utah. Flight chart : Salt Lake to San Francisco, U. S. A., lat.
37°^3°, long. 111°-124° ; FC 173. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Wash-
ington, D. C, 2d edition June 1946. 13X43 in. [Diagonally between degrees of
latitude and longitude indicated in entry. Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/9 : 173/946

Flight chart: Salt Lake City to Los Angeles, U. S. A., lat. 32°-42°, long.

109°-120° ; FC 234. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Washington, D. C,
1st edition. June 1946. 13X50 in. [Diagonally between degrees of latitude
and l(>ngitude indicated in entry. Legend and index on reverse side. Lambert
conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/9 : 234/946

Flight chart; Salt Lake City to Seattle, U. S. A., lat. 40°-49°, long. 110°-

124° ; FC 222. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Washington, D. C, 1st
edition. June 1946. 13X53 in. [Diagonally between degrees of latitude and
longitude indicated in entry. Legend and index on reverse side. Lambert
conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/9 : 222/946

San Antonio [Tex.], lat. 28°-30°, long. 94°15'-99°45' ; sectional aeronautical chart
0-5. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [July 1946].
20X44 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c.

C 4.9/4 : Sa 5 an/946-2

San Diego local aeronautical chart, lat. 32°30'-33°15', long. 116°-117°30'. Scale
10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:250,000. Washington, D. C. [Sept. 1946]. 20X28 in.
[I/'gend and index on reverse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.]
t 25e. C 4.9/4 : Sa 5 di/2/(H6-2

San Francisco [Calif.], lat. 34"-38°, long. 120°-123° ; sectional aeronautical chart
RS-1. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, D. C. [Aug. 1946].
38X24 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c.

C 4.9/4 : Sa 5 f r/e^46-2

Santiago Mountains. World aeronautical chart: Santiago Mountains, Mexico-
United States, lat. 28°-32°, long. 102°-108° ; 470. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale
1:1,000.(W). Washington, D. C. 3d edition. Aug. 1940. 20X28 in. [Legend
and index on reverse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c.

C 4.9/8: 470/946-2

Seattle, Wash. Flight chart: Seattle, U. S. A. to Ketchikan, Alaska, lat. 47°-56°,
long. 121°-134° ; FC 12. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1: 1,000,000. Washington,
D. C, 4th edition, Aug. 1046. 13x49 in. [Diagonally between degrees of lati-
tude and longitude indicated in entry. Legend and index on reverse side.
Ijambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/9 : 12/946

Flight chart: Seattle, U. S. A. to Prince George, Canada, lat. 47°-54°, long.

121°-125° ; FC 16. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1.000,000. Washington, D. C,

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Seattle, Wash. — Continued.
2d edition, Aug. 1946. 13X35 in. [Diagonally between degrees of latitude and
longitude indicated in entry. Legend and index on reverse side. Lambert
confoiiual conic projection.] f 25c. 0 4.9/9:16/946

Sonora River. World aeronautical chart: Sonora River, United States-Mexico,
lat. 2S°-32°, long. 10S°-114° : 471. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000,000.
Washington, D. C, 4th edition, Aug. 1946. 20X28 in. [Legend and index on
reverse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] t 25c. C 4.9/8 : 471/946-2

\Vashiti(/ton, D. C. Flight chart : Washington to Charleston, U. S. A., lat. 32°-40°,
long. 75°-82° ; FC 42. Scale 10 ni.=0.6 in., scale 1 : 1,000,000. Washington,
D. C, 3d edition, June 1946. 13x36 in. [Diagonally between degrees of lati-
tude and longitude indicated in entry. Legend and index on reverse side.
Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. 0 4.9/9:42/946

Flight chart : Washington to Presque Isle, U. S. A., lat 3S''-47°, long.

66°-78°; FC 181. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1: 1,000,000. Washington, D. C,
1st edition, Aug. 1946. 13 x 49 in. [Diagonally between degrees of latitude and
longitude indicated in entry. Legend and index on reverse side. Lambert
conformal conic projection.] t 25c. 0 4.9/9:181/946

Whitney, Mount. Mount Whitney [Calif.], lat. 36°-38°, long. 114°-120° ; sectional
aeronautical chart S-2. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Washington,
D. C. [Aug. 1946]. 20X45 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.]
t 25c. C 4.9/4 : M 863w/946-2

Wrangell Mountains. World aeronautical chart: Wrangell Mountains, Alaska,
lat. 60°-64°, long. 136°-148"; 117. Scale 10 m.=0.6 in., scale 1:1,000,000.
Washington, D. C, 3d edition, Sept. 1946. 20 x 28 in. [Legend and index on
reverse side. Lambert conformal conic projection.] f 25c. 0 4.9/8:117/946

Airport ohstruction plans

Note. — The purpose of these plans is to show runways and obstructions above a 40 to
1 glide angle from end of runways. These plans are not maps and most physical and
cultural features below the 40 to 1 glide angle have been purposely omitted.

Charleston Municipal Airport, Charleston, S. C, airport obstruction plan and
profile; OP-76. Horizontal scale 1 : 12,000, profile scale, horizontal 1 in. = 1,000
ft., vertical 1 in. =100 ft. n. p. July 1946. 26X38 in. t 40c. 0 4.9/11:76

Jackson Municipal Airport, Jackson, Miss., airport obstruction plan and profile ;
OP-206. Horizontal scale 1:12,000, profile scale, horizontal 1 in.=l,000 ft.,
vertical 1 in.=100 ft. n. p. Aug. 1940. 28X38 in. t 40c. 0 4.9/11:206

Las Vegas A. A. F., Las "Vegas, Nev., airport obstruction plan and profile; OP-227.
Horizontal scale 1:12,000, profile scale, horizontal 1 in.=l,000 ft., vertical 1
in. = 100 ft. n. p. Aug. 1946. ;',0X28 in. f 40c. 0 4.9/11:227

Lockheed Air Terminal. Burbank, Calif., airport obstruction plan and profile;
OP-67. Scale 1 : 12,000. profile scale, horizontal 1 in.=l,000 ft., vertical 1
in.=100 ft. n. p. Aug. 1946. 23X36 in. [Profile on reverse side.] f 40c.

O 4.9/11 : 67

Los Angeles (Mines), Calif., airport obstruction plan and profile; OP-237. Hori-
zontal scale 1 :12.000, profile i^cale. horizontal 1 in.=l,000 ft., vertical 1 in. = 100
ft. n. p. Aug. 1946. 28X38 in. t 40c. 0 4.9/11:237

Miami International Atrpor*, Miami, Fla., airport obstruction plan and profile;
OP-257. Horizontal scale 1:12,000, profile scale, horizontal 1 in.=l,000 ft.,
vertical 1 in. =100 ft. n. p. July 1946. 28X38 in. t 40c. O 4.9/11 : 257

Oakland (Oakland) Calif., airport obstruction plan and profile; OP-294. Hori-
zontal scale 1:12,000, profile scale, horizontal 1 in.=l,000 ft., vertical 1 in=100
ft. n. p. Aug. 1946. 28X38 in. t 4()c. C 4.9/11 : 294

Pensacola Municipal .Airport, Pensacola, Fla., airport obstruction plan and pro-
file; OP-31S. Horizontal scale 1:12,000. profile scale, horizontal 1 in. =1,000
ft., vertical 1 in. =100 ft. n. p. Aug. 1946. 28X38 in. t 40c. 0 4.9/11:318

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San Francisco {San Francinco) Calif., airport obstruction plan and profile;
OP-37r>. Horizontal scale 1 : 12,000, horizontal scale 1 iu.=l,000 ft., vertical
sfiilo 1 iii.=l(K) ft. II. p. Sept. 1S)4(J. 38X28 in. [I'rotile on reverse side.]
t 400. C 4.9/11 : 375

Tcxarkaiui (Mini.) Airport, Texarkana, Ark., airport obstruction plan and profile;
UP^t20. Horizontal scale 1:12,000, profile scale, horizontal 1 in.=l,O0O ft.,
vertical 1 in.=10O ft. n. p. July 1946. 1GX24 in. t -lOc. 0 4.9/11:420

Instrument approach and airport charts

Instrument approach chart [and airport chart] AL-4 to ALf-021 with omissions.
Each 10.5X8 in. t 5c each.

Advance, Mo., Advance Int. Field, n. p. Aug. 6, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 4/946-2

Akron, Ohio, Akron Airport, n. p. June 25, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 6/946-2

Albuquerque, N. Mex., Albuquerque Airport, n. p. July 9, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 11/946
Ardmore, Okla., Ardmore Airport, n.p. July 23, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 22/946

Austin, Tex., Robert Mueller Airport, n. p. June 25, 1946.

C 4.9/10 : 30/946-2
Bellingliam, Wash., Bellingham Airport, n. p. July 9, 1946. [Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10 : 45/946-2
Billings, Mont., Billings Airport, n. p. July 9, 1946.
Birmingham, Ala., Birmingham Airport, n. p. Aug.

AL-4.
AL-6.
AL-11.

AL-22.
AL-30.

AL-45.

AL-48.
AL-50.

AL-58.
AL-59.
AL-60.

AL-67.

AL-68.
AL-69.
AL-75.
AL^80.
AL-81.
AL-85.
AL-98.

AL-104.

AL-105.
AL-114.
AL-117.

Ar^l21.

AL-138.
AL-144.

AL^148.

AL-157.
AL-168.

AI.r-173.

AL-174.
AL-177.
AL-182.

Boston, Mass., Logan Airport, n. p. Aug. 6, 1946.
Bozeman, Mont., Gallatin Field, n. p. July 9, 1946.
New York, N. Y., N. A. S. New York (Floyd Bennett Field)

C 4.9/10 : 48/946
1946.

C 4.9/10 : 50/946
C 4.9/10 : 58/946
C 4.9/10: 59/946
n. p. Aug. 20, 1946.
C 4.9/10: 60/946

Bu'rley, Idaho, Burley Airport, n. p. Aug. 6, 1946.
Burlington, Iowa, Burlington Airport, n. p. July 23, 1946.
Chanute, Kans., Chanute Airport, n. p. July 23, 1946.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Cheyenne Airport, n. p. July 23, 1946.
Chicago, 111., Chicago Airport, n. p. Aug. 6, 1946.
Cochise, Ariz., Cochise Int. Field, n. p. July 23, 1946.
Corpus Christi, Tex., N. A. S. Corpus Christi.

Burbank, Calif., Lockheed Air Terminal, n. p. Aug. 6, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 67/946-2

C 4.9/10: 68/946

C 4.9/10 : 69/946

C 4.9/10: 75/946

C 4.9/10 : 80/946

C 4.9/10: 81/946-2

C 4.9/10 : 85/946-2

n. p. July 9, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 98/946-2
Daggett, Calif., San Bernardino County Airport, n. p. Aug. 6, 1946.

C 4.9/10 : 104/946
Dallas, Tex., Hensley Field, n. p. July 23, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 105/946

Denver, Colo., Stapleton Airfield, n. p. July 23, 1946. C 4.9/10.114/946-2

Des Moines, Iowa, Des Moines Airport, n. p. June 25, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 117/946
Dillon, Mont., Dillon Int. Field, n. p. July 9, 1946. [Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10: 121/946
Ephrata, Wash., Ephrata Airport, n. p. July 23, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 138/946

Fargo, N. Dak., Fargo (Hector Field), n. p. July 23, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 144/946-2

Fort Bridger, Wyo., Fort Bridger Int. Field, n. p. Aug. 6. 1946. [Advance

copy.] C 4.9/10 : 148/946-2

Fort Wayne, Ind., Smith Field, n. p. June 25, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 157/946-2

St. Simon Island, Ga., N. A. S. St. Simon Island, n. p. July 9. 1946.

C 4.9/10 : 168/946
Grand Island, Nebr., Grand Island AAF. n. p. July 23, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 173/946
Grand Rapids, Mich., Kent County Airport, n. p. Aug. 6, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 174/946
Great Falls, Mont., Great Falls Municipal Airport, n. p. Julv 9, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 177/946
Greenwood, Miss., Greenwood Airport, n. p. July 9, 1946.

AL-191. Hayes Center, Nebr., Hayes Center Int. Field, n. p. Aug

[Advance cop v.]
C 4.9/10 : 182/946

1946.
C 4.9/10: 191/946
C 4.9/10: 192/946
C 4.9/10 : 195/946
C 4.9/10 : 206/946
C 4.9/10: 221/946

Helena, Mont., Helena Airport, n. p. Julv 23. 1946.
Hondo, Tex., Hondo Airport, n. p. July 23, 1946.
Jackson, Miss., Jackson Airport, n. p. Jtine 25, 1946.
La Junta, Colo., La Junta A. A. F. n. p. June 4, 1946.
Lansing Mich., Capitol City Airport, n. p. July 23, 1946.

C 4.9/10 : 224/946
Las Vegas, N. Mex., Las Vegas Airport, n. p. July 9, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 228/946
Long Beach, Calif., Long Beach Airport, n. p. Aug. 6, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 236/946-2
Meridian, Miss., Key Field, n. p. Aug. 6, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 254/946

Miami, Fla., Miami International Airport, n. p. July 23, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 257/946
Miles City, Mont., Miles Citv Airport, n. p. Aug. 20, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 259/946
Milford Utah, Milford Airport, n. p. July 23, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 260/946

Missoula, Mont., Missoula County Airport, n. p. Julv 9, 1946. [Advance
copy.]

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1247

AL-275.
AL-285.
AL^288.

AL-289.
AL-;^02.
AL,-316.
AL-320.

AL-329.
AL^338.

AL-339.
ALr-340.
Ar^344.
AL-359.
AL^365.

ALr-374.
ALr-378.

ALr-383.
AL-3S4.

AL-392.
ALr-401.
AL-422.
ALr-434.

A]>^53.
AL-463.

AL-473.

AI.-476.
ALr^77.
AI.r-490.

AL-497.

AL^525.

AL-534.

ALi-583.

A 1^5 90.

AT^591.

ATv-eni.

Ar^6n2.

AL-605.

ALr-609.

AL^fil4.

AT^618.

AL^r.19.
AL-621.

p.

Moultrie, Ga., 9i)ence Field, u. p. July 23, 1046.
Newark, N. J., Newark Airjiort. n. p. .July 2;:!, 1946.
New Orlean.s, La., New Orleans Airport, ii. p.

New York, N. Y., La Guartlia Field, n. p. June 25, 1946.
Olathe Kans.. N. A. S. Olathe. n. p. July 23, 1945.
Pendleton, Ore., Peiidleton Field, n. p. Aug. 6, 1946.
Philadelphia, Pa., Philadelphia Southwest Airijort. n.

Portland, Me., Portland Airport, n. p. July 9, 1946.
Quonset Point, R. I., N. A. S. Quonset Point.

Quantico, Va., M. C. A. S. Quantico. n. p. Sept. 3, 1946.
RaleiKh, N. C, Raleigh Airport, u. p. July 9, 1946.
Red Blufif, Calif., Bidwell Airport, u. p. July 23, 1946.
St. Joseph, Mo., Rosecrans Field, n. p. July 23, 1946.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Salt Lake City Airport No. 1.

Sato Diego, Calif., N. A. S. San Diego, n. p. July 23, 1946.
Santa Barbara, Calif., Santa Barbara Airport.

C 4.9/10: 275/946
C 4.9/10 : 285/946
June 25, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 288/946

C 4.9/10 : 289/946

C 4.9/10: 302/946-2

C 4.9/10 : 316/946-2

July 23, 1946.

C 4.9/10: 320/946
C 4.9/10 : 329/946-2
n. p. July 9, 1946.

C 4.9/10 : 338/946

C 4.9/10 : 339/946

C 4.9/10 : 340/946

C 4.9/10 : 344/946-2

C 4.9/10 : 359/946-2

p. July 9, 1946.

C 41.9/10 : 365/946

C 4.9/10 : 374/946

p. July 23, 1946.

C 4.9/10 : 378/946

Scottsbluff, Nebr., Scottsbluff Airport, n. p. July 23, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 383/946
Seattle, Wash., King County Airport (Boeing Field), n. p. July 9, 1946.

C 4.9/10 : ;!84/946-2
Shreveport, La., Shreveport Airport, n. p. June 25, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 392/946
Spartanburg, S. C, Memorial Airport, n. p. Aug. 6, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 401/946
Toledo, Wash., Toledo Int. Field, n. p. Aug. 5, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 422/946-2

Utica, N. Y., Utica Airport, n. p. Aug. 6, 1946. [Advanced copy.]

C 4.9/10 : 434/946
Wichita, Kans., Wichita Airport, n. p. July 9, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 453/946

Winston-Salem, N. C, Smith-Reynolds Airport, n. p. July 9, 1946.

C 4.9/10 : 463/940
Klamath Falls, Ore., Klamath Falls Airport, n. p. Aug. 6, 1946. [Advance
copv.] C 4.9/10: 473/946

Wildwood, N. J., Wildwood Airport, n. p. Aug. 6, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 476/946-2
Wiklwood, N. J.. CGAS Cape May. n. p. July 9, 1946. C 4.9/10 : 477/946

Fort Sumner, N. Mex., Fort Sumner Airport, n. p. Aug. 6, 1946.

C 4.9/10 : 490/946
Lebo, Kans., Lebo Int. Field, n. p. Sept. 3, 1946. [Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10 : 497/946
Hutchinson, Kans., N. A. S. Hutchinson, n. p. July 9, 1946. [Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10 : 525/946
Battle Mt., Nev., Battle Mt. Mun. Airport, n. p. Aug. 6, 1946. [Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10 : 534/946-2

Wilmington, Ohio, Clinton County A. A. F. n. p. July 23, 1946. [Advance

copv.] 0 4.9/10:583/946

Idaho Falls, Idaho, Idaho Falls Airport, n. p. Aug. 6, 1946. [Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10 : 590/946
La Grande, Ore., La Grandi> Airport, n. p. Aug. 6, 1946. [Advance copy.]

0 4.9/10:501/946
Thomasville. Ga., Thomasville Airport, n. p. July 9, 1946. [Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10: 601/946
Milton. Fla.. NAAS Whiting, n. p. July 23, 1946. [Advance copy.]

C 4.9/10 : 602/946

Bowling Green, Kv., Bowling Green Airport, n. p. July 9, 1946. [Advance

copy.] 0 4.0/10:605/046

New Orleans, I-a., Moisant International Airport, n. p. July 23. 1946. [Advance

copy.] 0 4.0/10:609/946

Niagara Falls, N. Y., Niagara Falls Airport, n. p. Aug. 6. 1046. [Advance

copy.l 0 4.0/10:614/046

Flint, Mich., Bishop Airport, n. p. July 23. 1946. [Advatice cony.]

0 4.0/10 : 618/046
Garden City, Kans., Garden City Airport, n. p. July 0. 1946. O 4.0/10 : 619/946
Bridgeport, Conn., Bridgeport Airport, n. p, Aug. 6, 1046. [Advance copy.]

0 4.9/10:621/940

Nautical cliartK

Admiralty Inlrf and Pnget Sound. Wji,';]!., liydrogrnphy and toposrrnphy by Coast
and (leodPtir Survey with .ndditions and revisions from other sources to
1946; no. G401. Scale 1 : 1.50,000 at lat. 47°40'. Washington. D. C, 1st edition,
published Aug. 1946. 39x30 in. [Preliminary chart. M^rcator projection.
Imprint date corrected from June 1946 to Aug. 1946.] t ^Sc. C 4.9: 6401

Alaftl-a. Aeronautical planning chart. Alasl^a : no. SOCSa. Scale 1:5.000,000.
Wa.shington, D. C. [July 1946.] 21x40 in. [Lambert conformal conic pro.iec-
tion.] t40c. ■ C4.9:.*^069a

Atlantic Ocean. Aircraft position chart, North Atlantic, aeronautical informa-
tion .Tnly 22, 1946. loeatinn of isogoin'c lines as of 1947: no. 3071. Scale
1 : .'^.OOO.OOO at lat. m' N. Washington, D. C, Sept. 1946. 27X42 in. [Mercator
conformal projection.] f 10c. 04.9:3071

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Bostcrn, Mass. Boston Harbor, Mass., hydrography and topography by Coast and
Geodetic Survey with additions and revisions from other sources to 1946; no.
240. Scale naut. m.=3.7 in., scale 1:20,000. Washington, D. C, published
1896, 24th edition, July 1946. 34X43 in. t 75c. 04.9:246

Inset : Weymouth Fore River, Continuation of.

Chesapeake Bay to Straits of Florida, east coast, hydrography and topography
by Coast and Geodetic Survey with additions and revisions from other sources
to 1942; no. 1001. Scale 1:1,200,000 at lat. 31°34'20". Washington, D. C,
8th edition, published Sept. 1943, [reprint with changes, Aug. 24, 1946].
41X33 in. t 75c. C 4.9: 1001

Columbia River, Oreg.-Wash., Pacific Ocean to Harrington Point, hydrography
and topography by Coast and Geodetic Survey with additions and revisions
from other sources to 1946; no. 6151. Scale naut. m.=1.8 in., scale 1:40,000.
Washington, D. C, 30th edition, Sept. 194G. 25X41 in. t "^Sc. 0 4.9:6151

Connecticut River. Connecticut River, Deep River to Higganum, Conn., sur-
veys to 1892, surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1944; no. 254. Scale naut. m.=3.6
in., scale 1 : 20,000. Washington, D. O., published Apr. 1938, reissued, June
1939, [reprint with changes Aug. 24, 1946]. 26X29 in. t 50c. 0 4.9:254

Connecticut River, Rocky Hill to Hartfoi-d, Conn., hydrography and topo-
graphy by Coast and Geodetic Survey witli additions and revisions from other
sources to 1945; no. 256. Scale naut. m.=3.7 in., scale 1:20,000. Washington,
D. C, 6th edition, published Sept. 1937 [reprint with changes, Aug. 24, 1946].
36X20 in. t 50c. C 4.9: 256

Europe. Aircraft position chart, western Europe and Africa, aeronautical in-
formation May 6, 1946, location of isogonic lines as of 1947 ; no. 3072. Scale
1 : 5.01)0,000 at lat. 43° N. Washington, D. C, June 1946. 42X27 in. [Mercator
conformal projection.] 1 10c. C 4.9 : 3072

Georgia, Tybee Island to Doboy Sound, topography by Coast and Geodetic Survey
in 1934, hydrography by Coast and Geodetic Survey in 1925 and 1934, supple-
mented by surveys in dredged channels bv U. S. Engineers to 1945; no. 1241.
Scale naut. m.=0.9 in., scale 1:80,000. Washington. D. C, published 1921, 3d
edition, July 1939 [reprint with changes, Aug. 17, 1946]. 40X33 in. t 75c.

0 4.9:1241

Intracoastal Waterway. lutracoastal Waterway, Apalachicola Bay to Lake
Wimico, Fla., hydrography and topography by Coast and Geodetic Survey with
additions and revisions from other sources to 1946; no. 866. Scale naut. m.=1.8
in., scale 1:40,000. Washington, D. C, 1st edition, Aug. 1946. 24x36 in.
t 25c. C 4.9 : 866

Intracoastal Waterway : Johnson Creek to Brunswick Rivei", Ga., hydrog-
raphy and topography by Coast and Geodetic Survey with additions and re-
visions from other sources to 1945: no. 840. Scale naut. m.=1.8 in., scale
1:40,000. Washington, D. C, 3d edition, published July 1942, [reprint with
changes, Aug. 24, 1946]. 34X22 in. [Map is in 2 sections.] t25c.

0 4.9:840

Intracoastal Waterway : Port Royal Sound to Johnson Creek, S. C.-Ga.,

surveys in 1934, information from U. S. Engineers to 1946; no. 839. Scale
naut. m.=1.8 in., scale 1 : 40,000. Wa.sliington, D. C, 6th edition, published
Apr. 1943, [reprint with changes, Aug. 10, 1946]. 34X22 in. [Map is in 3
sections.] -f 2^^c. 0 4.9:839

Intracoastal Waterway. St. George Sound to Apalachicola Bay, Fla., hy-
drography and topography by Coast and Geodetic Survey with additions and
revisions from other sources to 1946; no. 865. Scale naut. m.=1.8 in., scale
1:40,000. Washington, D. C, 1st edition Aug. 1946. 24X36 in. t 25c.

O 4.9 : 865

Maine. Cross Island to Na.'fh Island, hydrography and topography by Coast and
Geodetic Survey with additions and revisions from other sources to 1946; no.
304. Scale naut. ra. = 1.8 in., .scale 1:40,000. Washington, D. C, 4th edition,
published Dec. 1943, [reprint with changes, Aug. 7, 1946]. 28X40 In. t 75c.

04.9:304

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Manila and Cavite Harbors, P. I. ; no. 4236. Washington, D. C, 14th edition,
published Aug. 1946. 25X37 in. t r)(Jc. C 4.9: 4236

Includes :

Cavite Harbor, west coast of Luzon, P. I., shoreline, triangulation and hydrography
by Coast and Geodetic Survey 1901-39.

Manila Harbor, west coast of Luzon, P. I., shoreline, triangulation, and hydrography
by Coast and Geodetic Survey 1901-39, river from surveys by Division of Port
Works to 1933, streets from maps of city engineer and other sources, revisions
1946 from surveys extended by Royal Australian Navy, U. S. Army Engineers,
U. S. Navy and other sources.

Mobjdvk Bay and Yorlj River Entrance, Chesapeake Bay, Va., surveys to 1932.
surveys by Geological Survey, surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1943 ; no. 494.
Scale naut. m. = l.S in., scale 1:40,000. Washington, D. C, 6th edition, pub-
lished S-ept. 1943 [reprint with changes, Aug. 10, 1946]. 42X32 in. t 75c.

C 4.9 : 494

Neiv Bedford Harhor and approaches, Mass., surveys to 1935, surveys by U. S.
Engineers to 1945; no. 252. Scale naut. m.=3.7 in., scale 1:20,000. Washing-
ton, D. C. 14th edition, jjublished June 1937, [reprint with changes, Aug. 17,
1946]. 35X34 in. t 75c. C 4.9: 2.52

Patu.rent Rive?\ Md., surveys to 1944 and other sources ; no. 539. Scale naut.
m.=1.8 in., scale 1 : 40,000. Washington, D. C, 2d edition, published 1934, [re-
print with changes, Aug. 24, 1946]. 37X31 in. t 'S'^c. C 4.9: 539
Inset : Continuation of Patuxent River to Upper Marlboro.

Pontchartrain, Lake. Lakes Pontchartrain and Maurepas, La., topography and
hydrography by Coast and Geodetic Survey with additions and revisions from
other sources to 1946; no. 1269. Scale naut. m.=0.9 in., scale 1 : 80,000. Wash-
ington, D. C, 6th edition, published Sept. 1943, [reprint with changes, Aug. 24,
1946]. 30X41 in. f 75c. C 4.9: 1269

Potomac River, Chesapeake Bay to Piney Point, Marylfiud-Virginia, hydrography
and topography by Coast and Geodetic Survey with additions and revisions
from other .sources to 1943; no. 557. Scale naut. m.=1.8 in., scale 1:40.000.
Washington, D. C., published 1908, 6th edition, Aug. 1946. 44X35 in. t 75c.

C 4.9 : 5.57

Raritan River, N. J., Raritan Bay to New Brunswick, hydrography and topog-
raphy by Coast and Geodetic Survey with additions and revisions from other
sources to 1946; no. 375. Scale naut. m.=3.6 in., scale 1.: 20,000. Washington,
D. C, 13th edition, published Sept. 1946, [reprint with changes, Sept. 7, 1946].
25X34 in. t 50c. C 4.9: 375

St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. Harbor of St. Thomas, St. Thomas, W. I., hydro-
graphy and topography by Coast and Geodetic Survey with additions and re-
visions from other sources to 1945; no. 933. Scale naut. m. = 7.3 in., scale
1:10,000. Washington, D. C, 6th edition, published Feb. 1944, [reprint with
changes, Aug. 10, 1946]. 23 x 35 in. t 50c. C 4.9 : 933

San Carlos Ban and Caloosaha tehee River, Fla.. hydrography and topography
by Coast and Geodetic Survey with additions and revisions from other sources
to 1945; no. 473. Scale naut. m.=1.8 in., scale 1:40,000. Washington, D. C.
5th edition, published Apr. 1930, [reprint with changes, Aug. 17, 1946]. 35X28
in. t 50c. C 4.9 : 473

United States. Great-circle outline chart. United States, aeronautical addition ;
no. 3074a. Scale at point of tangency approximately 1 : 5,094,000 (point of
tangency lat. 40° N., long. 96° W.) Washington, D. C. [July 1946]. 27 x 41 in.
[Gnoiiionic projection.] f 40c. C 4.9 : 3074a

Outline chart, United States, aeronautical edition ; no. 3060a. Scale

1:5.000.000. Washington, D. C. [.July 1946]. 26 x 40 in. [Lambert conformal
conic projection.] t 40c. C 4.9 :3060a

Yakutat Bay. Alaska, south coast, surveys to 1941; no. 8455. Scale naut. m.=0 9
in., scale 1:80,000. Washington. D. C, 6th edition, published June 1945.
[reprint with changes, Aug. 24, 1946]. 32 x 28 in. f 50c. C 4.9: 8455

Inset : Yakutat Harbor.

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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COMMERCE BUREAU

Export control today, procedures and purposes; by John C. Borton. [1946.]
3 p. il. 4° [Processed. From Foreign commerce weekly. Aug. 17, 1946.] t

C 18.5/la : Ex 75/2

INLAND WATERWAYS CORPORATION

Report. Annual report of Inland Waterways Corporation to Secretary of Com-
merce, calendar year 194."); issued by Guy Bartley, acting president. St. Louis,
Mo. [194G]. [l]+33p. t
L. C. card 27-25963 C 29.1 : 945

INTERNATIONAL TRADE OFFICE

Export bulletin. Current export bulletin 352-370; July 19-Oct. 14, 1946. [1946.]
various paging, 4° [Processed.] t C 34.7 :: 352-370

Export schedule. Comprehensive export schedule (including general informa-
tion and instructions), no. 22. Oct. 1, 1946. [l]-|-86 p. 4° (Commodities
Branch. ) * Paper, 25c. • Item 437 C 34.8 : 22

Note. — Information in this schedule supersedes that appearing in previous issues of
Comprehensive export schedule, Current controls bulletins 1-57 and Current export
bulletins 58-368.

Industrial reference service. * various prices, see note below. • Item 253
L. C. card 45-28228 C 34.10:

NOTE. — The service provides comprehensive current data on production, distribution,
prices, standards, specifications, export and import trade, foreign tariffs and regula-
tions as applied to specific commodities, results of domestic market research, foreign
market surveys.

Single parts as listed below are available at $1.50 per volume, foreign subscription
.?2.00, except Chemicals, drugs and pharmaceuticals (pt. 2) -which is $2.00 per volume,
foreign subscription $2.75. Each volume will cover a year. Single copies of the
several reports issued are available at the uniform price of 5 cents each. Remittances
for subscriptions to the service should be made to the Superintendent of Documents,
Government Printing OflSce, Washington 25, D. C.

The parts thus far comprising the Industrial reference service are as follows :
pt 1. Transportation.

pt. 2. Chemicals, drugs and pharmaceuticals,
pt. 3. Motion pictures and equipment,
pt. 4. Electrical equipment,
pt. 5. Foodstuffs, fats and oils,
pt. 6. Forest products,
pt. 7. Leather,
pt. 8. General products.
I)t. 9. Textiles and related products,
pt. 10. Machinery & motive products,
pt. 11. Metals & minerals,
pt. 12. Commodities reference service.

International reference service. International reference service, v. 3, no. 26;
Aug. 1946. [1946.1 6 p. il. 4° [Title is: Union of South Africa (summary
of current economic information) ; prepared by foreign service of United
States of America.] * Paper 5c. • Item 255
L. C. card 41-50213 C 34.11 : 3/26

Note. — This service, punched for standard 3 ring binder, carries information and
reports on economic conditions, markets, and industrial developments abroad, foreign
trade, trade restrictions and commercial policies, transportation and communications,
monetary and financial developments, and many other subjects of vital interest to
the foreign trade community. Each volume will cover a year and may be purchased
from the Superintendent of Documents at a subscription price of $2.00 a year.

Same, v. 3, no. 27; Aug. 1940. [1946.] 11 p. 4° [Title is: Living and

office-operating costs in Brazil, with list of suggested reading, and additional
sources of information ; by Gertrude E. Heare.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 255

C 34.11 : 3/27

Same, v. 3, no. 28; Aug. 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 4° [Title is: Living and

office-operating costs in El Salvador, with list of suggested reading; prepared
by Edward Castleman and Eleanor R. Osborn.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 255

C 34.11 : 3/28

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International reference service — Continued.

Same, V. 3, no. 29 ; Aug. 1946. [1946. J 5 p. il. 4° [Title is : Saudi Arabia

(summary of current economic information) ; prepared by foreign service of
United States of America.] * Paper, 5e. • Item 255 C: 34.11: 3/29

— - Same, V. 3, no. 31 ; Aug. 1946. [1946.] 4 p. 4" [Title is : Economic situ-
ation in Surinam, 1945.] *Pai}er, 5c. • Item 255 0 34.11:3/31

Same, v. 3, no. 32; Aug. 1946. [1&46.] 4 p. il. 4° [Title is: Guatemala

(summary of current economic information) : prepared by foreign service of
United States of America.] * Paper, 5c • Item 255 0 34.11:3/32

Same, V. 3, no. 35 ; Sept. 1946. [1946.] 7 p. 4° [Title is: Preparing ship-
ments to Uruguay (documentation, and consular and customs requirements) ;
revised by Walter Haidar, in American Republics Division, Areas Branch,
Office of World Trade Promotion.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 255 0 34.11:3/35

Same, v. 3, no. 37; Sept. 1946. [1946.] 6 p. il. 4" [Title is: Honduras

(summary of current economic information) ; prepared by foreign service of
United States of America.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 255 0 34.11:3/37

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS

Columns. Assembly, testing, and operation of laboratory distilling columns of
high efficiency [with list of references] ; by Oharles B. WiUingham and Fred-
erick D. Ros'sini. [1940.] p. 15-29, il. 2 pi. 4" (Research paper RP1724.)
[From Journal of research of National Bureau of Standards, July 194U, v. 37.]
* Paper, 10c. C 13.22/a : 1724

Fuzes. Radio proximity fuze design ; by Wilbur S. Hinnian, jr., and Cledo Brun-
etti. [1946.] 16+ [2] p. il. 4° (Research paper RP1723.) [From Journal
of research of National Bureau of Standards, July 1946, v. 37.] * Paper, 10c.

O 13.22/a : 1723

Hydrocarbons. Heats of formation and combustion of normal alkylcyclopentanes
and cyclohexaues and increment per CH2 group for several homologous series
of hydrocarbons [with list of references] ; by Edward J. Prosen, Walter H.
Johnson, and Frederick D. Rossini. [1946. J 6 p. il. 4" (Research paper
RP1728. ) [From Journal of research of National Bureau of Standards, July
1946, V. 37. ] * Paper, 5c. 0 13.22/a : 1728

Journal of research of National Bureau of Standards, v. 35, July-Dec. 1945, Re-
search papers 1660-87. 1946. vi+5()7 p. il. 2 pi. 12 p. of pi. [Each Re-
search paper is printed separately in advance and also as part of a monthly
number of tlie Journal of research.] * Cloth, .$3.00
L. O. card 45-35941-35956, 46-25410-25421 0 13.22/2 : 35

Mannuronic lactone. Mutarotation and ring structure of mannuronic lactone
[with list of references]; by Horace S. Isbell and Harriet L. Frush. [Ii)4t5.]
7 p. il. 4" (Re.search paper RP1727.) [From Journal of research of National
Bureau of Standards, July 1946, v. 37.] * Paper, 5c. O 13.22/a : 1727

Nickel platinq on steel by chemical reduction; by Abner Brenner and Grace E.
Ridden. [1946.] p. 1-4. A" (Research paper RP1725.) [From Journal of
research of National Bureau of Standards, July 1946, v. 37. ] * Paper, 5c.

C 13.22/a : 1725

Proving rings. Temperature coefficients for proving rings [with list of refer-
ences] ; by Bruce L. Wilson, Douglas R. Tate, and George Borkowski. [1946.]
7 p. il. 2 p. of pi. 4° (Research paper RP1726. ) [From Journal of research
of National Bureau of Standards. July 1946, v. 37.] * Paper, 10c.

0 13.22/a : 1726

Radio. First supplement for Revised classification of radio subjects used in
National Bureau of Standards. Sept. 30, 1946. 5 p. 4" (Supplement to Letter
circular LC-814.) [Processed.] t O 13.16: 81 4/supp.

Uranium. Preliminary description and analysis of 1st spectrum of uranium [with
list of references] ; by C. 0. Kiess, Curtis J. Humphreys, and Donald D. Laun.
[1946. ] 16 p. 1 pi. 4° ( Research paper RP1729. ) [ From Journal of research of
National Bureau of Standards, July 1946, v. 37.] * Paper, 10c. C 13.22/a : 1729

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PATENT OFFICE

Note. — The Patent Office publishes Specifications and drawings of patents in single copies.
These are not enumerated in this catalog, but may be obtained for 25c. each at the I'atent
Office when identified by patent number. Tlie Office also issues coupon orders in pacltages
of 20 at $5.00 per package, or in books containing 100 coupons at $25.00 per book. These
coupons are good until used but are to be used only for orders sent to the Patent Office.
For schedule of office fees, address Chief Clerk, Patent Office, Washington, D. C.

Beckett, Joseph A. In Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent appeal no.
532tj, in re Joseph A. Beckett and Stephen S. Berry, method and means for
determining proper inllation pressure for pneumatic tires in service on motor
vehicles; brief for commissioner of patents. [194G.] cover title, 4 p. 4° t

C 21.10 : B 3S8/8

Emmey, Charles. In Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent appeal no.
5298, in re Charles Emmey and Max Katzenstein, improvements in method of
identifying goods and identifying label used thereon ; brief for commissioner
of patents. [1946.] cover title, 7 p. 4° t C 21.10: Em 63

Thayer, Hoivard C. In Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent appeal no.
5231, in re Howard C. Thayer, heat resisting wall construction ; brief for
commissioner of patents. [1946.] cover title, 10 p. 4° J C 21.10 :T 336

Waite, Virgil H. In Court of Customs and I'atent Appeals, patent appeal no.
5208, in re Virgil H. Waite, anodes for electroplating; brief for commissioner
of patents. [1946.] cover title, 11 p. 4° % C 21.10 : W 134/4

WEATHER BUREAU

Meteorology. Annual meteorological summary, with comparatave data, [calendar
year] 1945, Mobile, Ala. ; compiled by Frank T. Cole. 1946. [l]+7 p. narrow
8" t • Item 298 C 30.16 : Al lb

CONGRESS

HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES

Civil service preference, retirement, and salary classification laws [Feb. 25, 1919-
Aug. 8, 1946] ; compiled by Elmer A. Lewis, superintendent Document Room,
House of Representatives. 1946. 576 p. [Includes Civil Service Commis-
sion Form 1481, entitled Veteran preference, and dated June 1938.] * Paper,
60c. • Item 308
L. C. card 46-27648 Y 1.2 : R 31/2/946

Grand Ar)ny of the Repuhllc. Journal of 79th national encampment of Grand
Army of the Republic, Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 30-Oct. 4, 1945. 1946. v+199 p.
3 por. 10 p. of por. (H. doc. 547, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 16-15656

Home otimers' loan acts and housing acts [July 22, 1932-Aug. 8, 1946] ; compiled
by Elmer A. Lewis, superintendent Document Room, House of Representatives.
1946. v-f 199 p. * Paper, 20c. O Item 308
L. C. ca rd 46-27624 Y 1.2 : H 75/3/94&-2

Military records. America's fighting Congress, historical document showing
military records of Senators and Members of House of Representatives in 79tli
Congress, and of members of their families; by William P. Kennedy. 1946.
iii+10 p. (II. doc. 773, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-27780

Ndturalitation laws [May 9, 1918-Aug. 8, 1946] ; compiled by Elmer A. Lewis,
superintendent Document Room, House of Representatives. 1946. [l]-f270
p. * Paper, 20c. • Item 308
L. C. card 40-27821 Y 1.2 : N 21/3/946

Pension laics; compiled by Elmer A. Lewis, superintendent Document Room,
House of Representatives. 1946. iv+117 p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 308
L. C. card 46-27820 Y 1.2 : P 38/2/946

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Veterarwi. Handbook for veterans of World War II and their dependents, in-
cluding rights and benefits of veterans of World War I and their dependents ;
[prepared by Wright Patman]. 1946. iii+57 p. (H. doc. 714, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) [This is a revision of House document 134, 79th Congress.] * Paper,
15c.
L. C. card 4&-27778

AGEICULTLTRE COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Grain. I'revent use of grain for nonessential purposes, hearings, 79th Congress,
2d session, on H. Res. 325, to prevent use of grain for nonessential purposes
during period of shortages. May 2-Aug. 2, 1946. 1946. iii+82 p. (Serial
O.) * Paper, 15c. • Item 338 Y 4.Ag 8/1 : G 76/8

Wool. Providing support for wool, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R.
6043, to provide support for wool, to amend agricultural marketing agreement
act of 1937 by including wool as commodity to which orders under such act are
applicable, to authorize Secretary of Agriculture to fix wool standards, and
for other purposes, July 17 and 22, 1946. 1946. iii+76 p. (Serial P.) * Pa-
per, 15c. • Item 338 Y 4.Ag 8/1 : W SS/4

EXPENDITXJRES IX EXEX^XJTIVn': DEPARTMENTS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Audit of Reconstruction Finance Coi-pora-
tion by General Accounting Office, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on
House document 674, communication from Corporation Audits Division, Gen-
eral Accounting Office, to Reconstruction Finance Corporation, July 2 and 10,
1946. 1946. iii+105 p. * Paper, 20c. • Item 350
L. C. card 46-27782 Y 4.Ex 7/13 : R 24

FOREIGN AFFAKS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

American Battle Monuments Commission, hearings, 79th Congress, 1st session
[2d session], on H. R. 6393, to amend act for creation of American Battle
Monuments Commission to erect suitable memorials commemorating services of
American soldier in Europe, as amended, in order to extend Commission's
authority to all areas in which our armed forces have operated during World
War II, and for other purposes. May 15, 1946. 1946. ii + 12 p. * Paper, 5c.

• Item 352

L. C. card 46-26933 Y 4.F 76/1 : Am 3/5

Inter-American military cooperation act, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session,
on H. R. 6326, to contribute to effective maintenance of international peace and
security pursuant to objectives and principles of United Nations, to provide
for military cooperation of American states in light of their international
undertakings, and for other purposes. May 28, 29, 1946. 1946. iii+39 p.

* Paper, 10c. • Item 352

L. C. card 46-27759 T 4.F 76/1 : In 8/14

Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs. OflBce of Under Secretary of
State for Economic Affairs, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 6646,
to establish office of Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, June 10,
1946; [statement of James F. Byrnes]. 1946. ii-fl2 p. * Paper, 5c.

• Item 352

L. C. card 4&-27781 Y 4.F 76/1 : St 2/2

INDIAN AFF.'iIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Crow project. Adjustments in connection with Crow irrigation project. Crow
Indian Reservation, Mont., hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on II. R. 3061,
H. R. 4(X)2, H. R. 4983, and H. R. 6195, bills concerning Crow Indian Reservalion
and Fort Peck Reservation, Mont., Mar. 9-Apr. 30, 1946. 1946. iii-l-172 p.

* Paper, 25c. • Item 354

L. C. card 46-27787 . Y 4.1n 2/1 : C 88/4

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INTEESTATE3 AND FOREIGN COMMERCE OOMMITTEE, HOUSE

Public utilities. Study of (tperatii)ns pursuant to public utility holding company
act of 1935, hearings before securities subcommittee, 79tli Congress, 2d session,
on representatives of Securities and Exchange Commission, Mar. 25-28, 1&46.
1J)46. pt. 3, V4-&47-1353 p. il. 5 pi. [Hearings of Mar. 29 and Apr. 8, 1946,
are included. Appendix 1, Material requested of S. E. C, and Api^endix 2,
Additional statements submitted, documents submitted, are also included.]

* Paper, $1.00. • Item 356

L. C. card 46-25605 Y 4.1n 8/4 : P 96/12/pt.3

IRRIGATION AND RECLAMATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Gila project. Reauthorizing Gila project, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on
H. U. 5434, June 13 [-July 22], 1946. 1JH6. 2 pts. [viil+772 p. il. 1 por.
[H. R. 5434 gives preferred right of purchase of Gila project lands to veterans.]

* Paper, pt. 1, 50c ; ♦ pt. 2, 55c. • Item 358

L. C. card 46-27760 Y 4.1r 7/2 : G 37/pt.l,2

LABOR COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Handicapped. Laws relating to the physically handicapped, subcommittee special
compilation to Nov. 15, 1945. 1946. viii+223 p. (H. doc. 753, 79th Cong. 2d
sess.) * Paper, 35c.
L. C. card 46-27887

Labor disputes. Investigation of causes of labor disputes, hearings before sub-
committee, 79th Congress, 2d session. 1946. pts. 2 and 3. [Part 1 was entered
in Monthly catalog for Sept. 1946, p. 1054, under subhead Sailors.] • Item 360
L. C. card 46-26734 Y 4.L 11 : L 11/7

pt. 2. On gfneral labor conditions. July 1-15, 1946. ii + 81-245 p. * Paper, 25c.
pt. 3. On 11. R. 6912 in connection with committee studies on labor disputes, July 25,
1946. 11 + 247-272 p. * Paper, 10c.

MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES COMMITTEE, HOUSE

FisJi a7id fisheries. Oregon fisheries, hearings before subcommittee, 79th Con-
gress, 2d session, pursuant to authority of H. Res. 38, authorizing investigation
of national defen.se program as it relates to Committee on Merchant Marine
and Fisheries, Julv 1, 1946. 1946. iii+57 p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 362
L. C. card 46-26938 Y 4.M 53 : Or 3

State of Washington fisheries, hearings before subcommittee, 79th Con-
gress, 2d session, pursuant to authority of H. Res. 38, authorizing investigation
of national defense program as it relates to Committee on Merchant Marine and
Fisheries, June 29, 1946. 1946. iii-|-8 p. * Paper, 5c. • Item 362
L. C. card 46-27791 Y 4.M 53 : W 27

Lampreys. Menace of sea lamprey, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. J.
Res. 366 and H. J. Res. 367, joint resolutions authorizing and directing director
of Fish and Wildlife Service of Department of Interior to investigate and
eradicate predatoi-y sea lampreys of Great Lakes, June 12 and 13, 1W6. 1946.
iii-f 25 p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 362
L. C. card 40-27790 Y 4.M 53 : L 19

Ship sales, requisition of vessels from Grace Line and United States Lines, hear-
ings before subconnnittee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 3603, for sale of
surplus war-built vessels, and for other purposes, July 31, 1946. 1046. iii +
133 p. * Paper. 25c. • Item 362
L. C. card 46-27628 Y 4.M 53 : Sh 6/30

War Shipping Administration. Accounting practices of War Shipping Admin-
istration and United States Maritime-Commission, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d
session, pursuant to authority of H. Res. 3S, authorizing investigation of
national defense program as it relates to Committee on Merchant Marine and
Fisheries, July 17-24, 1946. 1946. pt. 1, iii +1-^55 p. * Paper, 70 c. • Item
362
L. C. card 46-27772 Y 4.M 53 : Ac 2/pt.l

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MUJTABY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, final edition; Aug. 1946. 1946.
209 p. 4° t Y 4.M 59/1 : 79/final ed.

Conscription. International abolition of conscription, hearings, 79th Congress,
2d session, on H. Res. 325, urging immediate international agreement to elimi-
nate compulsory military service from policies and practices of all nations,
Feb. 27 and 28, 1946. 1946. iii+83 p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 363
L. C. card 46-27612 Y 4.M 09/1 : C 76/7

Demobilization, hearings, 79th Congress, 1st session, on demobilization of materiel
and personnel, Sept. 18-Oct. 8, 1945. 1946. iii+105 p. * Paper, 20c, • Item
363
L. C. card 46-27629 Y 4.M 59/1 : D 39/3

Retirement, hearings, 79th Congress, [1st session and] 2tl session, on H. R. 6954,
H. R. 7063, and other bills relating to retirement [of personnel of Army, Navy,
etc.], May 25, 1945-July 12, 1940. 1JM6. iii+67 p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 363
L. C. card 46-27715 Y 4.M 59/1 : R 31/6

NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Aviation cadets. To further amend act approved Aug. 27, 1940 (54 Stat. 864)
[so as to extend benefits granted thereunder to certain aviation cadets dis-
charged for disability], H. R. 6745, [introduced by] Mr. Izac ; [letter from
judge advocate general of Navy to chairman of Committee on Naval Affairs
concerning bill]. [1946.] p. 3759-00. (No. 281.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365

Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/2S1

Broicn, Mrs. EUzaheth W. Granting 6 months' pay to Elizabeth Walter Brovpn,
widow of Carl A. Bostrom, H. R. 5726, [introduced by] Mr. Kef auver ; [letter
from judge advocate general of Navy to chairman of Committee on Naval Affairs
concerning bill]. [1946.] p. 3653. (No. 279.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365

Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/279

Constellation, V. S. 8. Directing Secretary of Navy to make IS'aval Training
Station, Newport, R. I., home port of U. S. S. Constellation, and to maintain
it as national museum, H. J. Res. 361, [introduced by] Mr. Forand ; [letter from
acting Secretary of Navy to chairman of Committee on 2\aval Affairs concern-
ing bill]. [1946.] p. 3647^8. (No. 276.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365

Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/276

Middletoicn Post. Authorizing Secretary of Navy to convey to Middletown Post
No. 66, American Legion, Middletown, R. I., without charge therefor, 15.82 acres
of land at Newport, R. I., H. R. 5760, [introduced by] Mr. Forand ; [letter from
acting Secretary of Navy to chairman of Committee on Naval Affairs con-
cerning bill]. [1946.] p. 3649. (No. 277.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365

Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/277

Naval Medical School. To provide for establishment of Naval Medical School,
H. R. 6074, [introduced by] Mr. Somers of New York; [letter from judge advo-
cate general of Navy to chairman of Committee on Naval Affairs concerning
bill]. [1946.] p. 3651-52. (No. 278.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365

Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/278

Naval petroleum reserves. Hearing [79th Congress, 2d session] on amendment
proposed to unit plan contract governing development and operation of naval
petroleum reserve no. 1 (Elk Hills). [1946.] p. 3655-3758. (No. 280.)
* Paper, 20c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/280

Pay, allaivanccs, etc. To include civilian officers and employees of United States
naval government of Guam among those persons who are entitled to benefits
of Public law 490 of 77th Congress, approved Mar. 7, 1942 (56 Stat. 143) [con-
tinuing pay and allowances of missing i)ersons], as amended, H. R. 5248. [in-
troduced by] Mr. Vinson ; [letter from judge advocate general of Navy to
chairman of Committee on Naval Affairs concerning bill]. [1946.] p. 3761-62.
(No. 282.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 365 Y 4.N 22/la : 945-46/282

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PENSIONS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Pensions. Increase in sei'vice pensions for certain veterans and widows of
veterans of Spauisli-American War, liearings, 79tli Congress, 2d session, on
H. U. 377t>, H. R. 5740, and H. II. 5741 (bills revised and later reported under
H. R. 6900), bills to increase rates of service pensions for certain veterans and
widows of veterans of Spanish- American War including Pliilippine insurrec-
tion and China Relief Expedition, also testimony pertaining to H. R. 1286,
H. R. 3491), and other related proposals, June 20 and 26, 1946. 1946. iii+36 p.

• Paper, lOo. • Item 367

L. C. card 4(>-27792 Y 4.P 38/1 : Sp 2/8

TEERITOEIES COMMITTEE; HOUSE

Alaska. To conduct study and investigation of various questions and problems
relating to Alaska, hearings, 79th Congress, 1st session, pursuant to H. Res.
236, Aug. 4-17, 1945. 1946. v-}-236 p. map. [These hearings were held in
Ketchikan, Juneau, Anchorage, and Fairbanks, Alaska.] * Paper, 35c. • Item
376
L. C. card 46-27611 Y 4.T 27/1 : Al 1/70

WILDUFE RESOUaCES, SELECT COMMITTEE ON CONSERVATION OF, HOUSE

Conservation of toildlife, hearings. 79th Congress, [1st session and] 2d session,
pursuant to H. Res. 75, to authorize Select Committee on Wildlife Conservation
to investigate all matters pertaining to replacement and conservation of wild-
life, Nov. 1, 1945-June 12, 1946. 1946. iii-f340 p. 1 pi. 3 maps. * Paper,
60c. • Item 380
L. C. card 46-27627 Y 4.W 64/2 : C 76/12

INTERNAL REVENUE TAXATION JOINT COMMITTEE

Estate and gift tax provisions of Internal revenue code ; [compiled by Lynn L.
Stratton and Walter H. McClenon]. 2d edition. 1946. xii-fl56 p. * Paper,
20c.
L. C. card 46-27860 Y 4.1n 8/11 : Es 8/946

Excise tax provisions of Internal revenue code; [compiled by Lynn L. Stratton
and Walter H. McClenon]. 1946. s;xv-f482 p. * Paper, 75c.
L. C. card 48-27861 Y 4.1n 8/11 : Ex 2

SENATE

Administrative procedure act, legislative history, 79th Congi-ess, 1944-46; pre-
sented by Mr. McCarran. 1946. v+458 p. (S. doc. 248, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

* Paper, 50c.

L. C. card 46-27794

International Court of Justice, Senate resolution 196 as passed by the Senate, Aug.
2, 1946, with report of Committee on Foreign Relations submitted by Sir.
Thomas of Utah, July 25, 1946, relative to proposed acceptance of compulsory
jurisdiction of International Court of Justice by United States Government;
presented by Mr. Thomas of Utah. 1946. [1] + 13 p. (S. doc. 2.59, 79th Cong.
2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-27815

AMERICAN SMALIi BUSINESS, SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO STUDY PROBLEMS OF, SENATE

Business. Problems of American small business, hearings before surplus war
property subcommitto,o, 79th Congress, 2d session, pursuant to S. Res. 28 (ex-
tending S. Res. 298, 76th Congress). 1946. pts. 96-98. •
L. C. card 42-12978 Y 4. Am 3/5 : B 96/4

pt. 96. Effect of current surplus property disposal policies on veteran in small business,

1, June 12 and 13, 1946. iv+ 10781-851 p. • Paper, 15c.
pt. 97. Same, 2, June 18, 1946. V-M0853-976 p. * Paper, 20c.
pt. 98. Same, 3, June 19, 1946. iv + 10977-11037 p. 11. ♦ Paper, 15c.

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BANKING AND CXJRKENCY OOJIMITTEE, SENATE

Tires. Distribution of motor-vehicle tires, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session,
on S. 713, July 2 and 23, 1946. 1946. iii+53 p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 384
L. C. card 46-27789 Y 4.B 22/3 : T 51/2

EDTJOATION AND LABOE OOMMlTTEi;, SENATE

Hygiene, Public. National health program, hearings, 79th Ck)ngress, 2d session,
on S. 1606, to provide for national health program, Apr. 25-May 7, 1946. 1946.
pt. 3, vi+lir)9-1906 p. il. [S. 1606 establishes a National Advisory Medical
Policv Council.] * Paper, $1.25. • Item 389.
L. C. card 46-26649 T 4.Bd 8/3 : H 34/3/pt.3

FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Cancer research, hearings befoi'e subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on
S. 1875, to authorize and request the President to undertake to mobilize at
some convenient place in United States adequate number of world's outstanding
experts, and coordinate and utilize their services in supreme endeavor to dis-
cover means of curing and preventing cancer, July 1-3, 1946. 1946. viii+227
p. il. * Paper, 3r)C. • Item 392
L. C. card Med 46-4 Y 4.F 76/2 : C 16

INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Indian Claims Commission act, hearing, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 4497,
to create Indian Claims Commission, to provide for powers, duties, and func-
tions thereof, and for other purposes, June 1-July 13, 1946. 1946. iii+149+
i p. * Paper, 25c. • Item 394
L. C. card 46-27784 Y 4.1n 2/2 : In 2/9

Klamath Indians, removal of I'estrictions, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session,
on S. 1313, to remove restrictions on property and moneys belonging to indi-
vidual enrolled members of Klamath Indian Reservation in Oregon, to provide
for liquidation of tribal property and distribution of proceeds thereof, to con-
fer complete citizenship upon such Indians, and for other pui'poses, Aug. 1,
1946. 1946. pt. 1, ii+1-21 p. [The Indians concerned are the Klamath and
Modoc tribes and Yahooskin band of Snake Indians.] * Paper, 10c. 9 Item 394
L. C. card 46-26963 Y 4.1n 2/2 : K 66/7/pt.l

JUDICIARY COMMITTEE, SENATE

Calendars. Legislative and executive calendar, 79th Congress, final edition ; no.
65. 1946. 176 p. 4° $ Y 4.J 89/2 : 79/65

Enemy property. Administration of alien property (1st war powers act, 1941),
hearings before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on S. 237S, to amend
1st war powers act, 1941, and S. 2039, to amend sec. 32 (a) of trading with
the enemy act of Oct. 6, 1917, as amended, July 1, and 18, 1946. 1946. iii-f
111 p. * Paper, 20c. • Item 398
L. C. card 46-27788 Y 4. J 89/2 : Al 4/2

petroleum: resources, special COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING, SENATE

0(7 and Gas Division of Department of Interior, hearing. 79th Congress, 2d ses-
sion, pursuant to S. Res. 36 (extending S. Res. 253, 78th Congress), providing
for investigation with respect to petroleum resources in relation to national
welfare, June 17, 1946. 1946. iii-f27 p. * Paper, 10c. • Item 381
L. C. card 46-27770 Y 4.P 44 : Oi 5

PUBLIC LANDS' AND SURVEYS COMMITTEE, SENATE

Calendar, 79th Congress, final edition ; no. 14. 1946. 51 p. 4° t

Y 4.P 96/1 : 79/14

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COURT OF CLAIMS

Note. — The "opinions" listed below (with classification number Ju 3.9/a:) and marked
with a t (for official use) are Issued in a very limited edition ; however, a few copies are
available at the Court of Claims at prices which arc determined by the size and are as
follows : 1-5 pages, 25c. ; 6-10 pages, 35c. ; 11-20 pages, 45c. ; 21 pages and over, 50c.

Addison Miller, Inc., and Fieldiug & Shepley, Inc., v. United States ; report of
ooumiissioner. [1946.] no. 446(34, p. 253-30^. t Ju 3.8 :M 612/5

Bimn, Alexander M. Burke and Herbert Bank and Trust Co., administrator
c. t. a. of Alexander M. Bunn, and Pearl W. Kichardson, administratrix of
William E. Richardson, v. United States; special findings of fact [conclusion
of law, and opinion], decided Oct. 7, 1940. [1946.] no. 45611, 24 p. +

Ju 3.9/a : B 884/4

Cases decided in Court of Claims, v. 105, Dec. 1, 1945-Feb. 28, 1946, with report
of decisions of Supreme Court in Court of Claims cases ; reported by James A.
Hoyt. 1946. xxiv+879 p. 3 tab. * Cloth, $2.50. • Item 420
L. C. card 11-11998 Ju 3.9: 105

Causby, Thomas L. Thomas Lee Causby and wife, Tinie Causby v. United
States ; order, Oct. 7, 194G. 1946. no. 46054, 1 p. t Ju 3.9/a : C 312/2

De Armas, Eugene. Eugene de Armas v. United States; report of commissioner.
[194().] no. 45221, p. 79-113. t Ju3.8:D347

Federal Contracting Corporation. Munsey Trust Company of Wa.shington, D. C,
receiver [for Federal Contracting Corporation] v. United States; [special
findings of fact, conclusion of law, and opinion], decided Oct. 7, 1946. [1946.]
no. 46251, 19 p. ± Ju 3.9/a : F 317/5

Felin, John J., d Co., Inc. John J. Felin & Co., Inc., v. United States; special
findings of fact [conclusion of law, and opinion], decided Oct. 7, 1946. [1946.]
no. 45892, 12 p. t Ju 3.9/a :F 335

Froemming Bros., Inc. of Texas v. United States; report of commissioner.
[1946.] no. 46117, p. 35-52. t Ju3.8:F922

Garrity, Raymond F. Raymond F. Garrity and Clare L. Garrity v. United
States; special findings of fact [conclusion of law, and opinion], decided Oct.
7,1946. [1946.] no. 45891, 13 p. % Ju 3.9/a : G 193

Guggenheim, M. Robert. M. Robert Guggenheim v. United States ; report of
commissioner. [1946.] no. 46775, p. 13-23. t Ju 3.8 :G 939/5

Illinois Pure Almnintim Company v. United States; special findings of fact
[conclusion of law, and opinion], decided Oct. 7, 1946. [1946.] no. 46084,
22 p. t Ju 3.9/a : II 6/4

Kendall, Eugene H. Lillian Kendall, executrix of estate of Eugene H. Kendall, v.
United States; report of commissioner. [1946.] no. 46199, p. 7-11. t

Ju3.8:K332

Levine, David H. David H. Levine v. United States ; report of commissioner.
[1946.] no. 45225, p. 15-36. t Ju 3.8 :L 578/2

Levy, Leon. Hetty B. Levy, Harry I. Stern, and Maurice M. Fierman, executors
of Leon Levy, v. United States; special findings of fact [conclusion of law and
opinion], decided Oct. 7, 1946. [1946.] no. 40468, 9 p. t Ju 3.9/a : L 579

Moore, Luther 8. Luther S. Moore v. United States; report of commissioner.
[1946.] no. 44096, p. 3-4. t Ju 3.8 :M 784/7

North American Aviation, Inc., of Kansas, v. United States; special findings of
fact [conclusion of law, and opinion], decided Oct. 7, 1946. [1046.] no. 46314,
18 p. % Ju 3.9/a : N 81am/2

North Counties Hydro-Electric Company v. United States ; report of commissioner,
[1946.] no. 46274, p. 15-26. X Ju 3.8 : N 811/24

Ockenfels, Frank W. Frank W. Ockenfels v. United States ; special findings of
fact [conclusion of law, and opinion], decided Oct. 7, 1946. [1946.] no. 45697,
5 p. t Ju 3.9/a : Oc 4

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Olson, Oliver J., d Co. Oliver J. Olson & Co. v. United States; report of
commissioner. [1946.] no. 46232, p. 19-29. + Ju 3.8: 01 8/3

Pennsi/lvania Railroad Company v. United States; report of commissioner.
[1946.] no. 46431, p. 63-72. t Ju 3.8 :P 384/6

Recording & Computing Machines Co. Martin L. Beard, as receiver of Recording
and Computing Machines Company, y. United States; special findings of fact
[conclusion of law, and opinion], decided Oct. 7, 1946. [1946.] no. 45552,
IS p. I Jii 3.9/a : R 245

Schuh, Charles W. Charles W. Schuh v. United States ; special findings of fact
[conclusion of law, and opinion], decided Oct. 7, 1946. [1946.] no. 46381,
4 p. I Ju 3.9/a : Sch 79/2

Seaboard Surcti/ Company v. United States; [special findings of fact, conclusion
of law, and opinion], decided Oct. 7, 1946. [1946.] no. 45519, 12 p. t

Ju 3.9/a : Se 11/4

Southern Pacific Company v. United States; special findings of fact [conclusion
of Jaw, and opinion], decided Oct. 7, 1946. [1946.] nos. 45952 and 46012,
10 p. t Ju S-9/a : So 88/14

Stephenson, C. S. C. S. Stephenson v. United States; report of commissioner.
[1946.] no. 42489, p. 11-14. t Ju 3.8 : St 45/8

Stewart, James, Corporation. James Stewart Corporation c. United States; re-
port of commissioner. [1946.] no. 45051, p. 151-198. t Ju 3.8 : St 49/22

Sunswick Corporation, corporation of Delaware, v. United States ; report of com-
missioner. [1946.] no. 46696. p. 19-29. t Ju3.8:Su74

Turkington, Edward L. Edward Leslie Turkington and Mrs. Elaine Horton
Turkington v. United States; report of commissioner. [1946.] no. 46273.
p. 15-21. I Ju 3.8 : T 847/2

United States Casualty Company v. United States; special findings of fact [con-
clusion of law, and opinion], decided Oct. 7, 1946. [1946.] no. 45093, 23 p. t

Ju 3.9/a : Un 35/9

COURT OF CUSTOMS AND PATENT APPEALS

Cocoa pressed cake. Customs appeal no. 4555, United States v. Gallagher &
Ascher Co., transcript of record on appeal from Customs Court. [1946.] cover
title, i+33 p. t Ju 7.6 : G 135/3

Customs cases. Court of Cu.stonis and Patent Appeals : v. ,'^3, Customs cases
adjudged in Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, Apr. 1945-Apr. 1946;
W. R. McWherter, reporter. 1946. xiii+203 p. * Cloth, $1.00. • Item 422

Ju 7.5 : 33/1

Patent calendar for Oct. term, 1946. [1946.] cover title, 100+ [1] p. [Issued
in loose-leaf form. Half of the pages are blank.] t (limited distribution).

Ju 7.7/2 : 946

CUSTOMS COURT

Cases. United States Customs Court reports : v. 14, Cases adjudged in Customs
Court, Jan.-June 1944. 1946. vii-f 495 p. [Includes Customs Court decisions
902-930, abstracts 49882-50276, and reappraisement decisions 6080-6169.]
* Cloth, $1.50. • Item 424
L. C. card 39-29067 Ju 9.5 : 14

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

National Capital Housing Authority, annual report, fiscal year 1945. [1945.]
[5] +34+14 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t
L. C. card 36-27602 DC 57.1 : 945

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EMERGENCY BOARDS (NATIONAL RAILWAY LABOR

PANEL)

Report to the President by Emergency Board, created July 3, 1946, pursuant to
sec. 10 of railway labor act, to investigate unadjusted dispute concerning rates
of pay and certain working conditions between Northwest Airlines, Inc., and
International Association of Machinists, St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 7, 1946. [1946. J
iii-f 20 p. t • Item 848
L. C. card A 46-3956 NMB 1.7 : N 81

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

Churchill Tabernacle. No. 9249, United States Court of Appeals, District of Co-
lumbia, Churchill Tabernacle v. Federal Communications Commission ; brief
for appellee. [1946.] cover title, ii-f 30 p. t CC1.9:C475

FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

Banks and lanking. Assets and liabilities, June 29, 1946, operating insured com-
mercial and mutual savings banks; report 25. n. p. [Sept. 3, 1946]. 36 p. il.
oblong 8° +
L. C. card 34-28239 Y 3.F 31/8 : 9/25

Federal credit unions. 1945 annual report of operations, Federal credit unions,
Dec. 31, 1945. n. p. [1946]. cover title, [2] +22 p. il. 4° [Text and another
illustration on p. 2 and 4 of cover.] * Paper, 15c. Y 3.F 31/8 : 14/945

Report. Annual report of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation year ended
Dec. 31, 1945. n. p. [1946]. xiv+161 p. il. %
L. C. card 36-26171 Y 3.F 31/8 : 1/945

FEDERAL LOAN AGENCY

RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION

Business. RF<3 small business activities for Feb. and Mar. 1946. n. p. [1946].
cover title, 15 p. il. [Bimonthly. Text on p. 3 of cover.] t FL 5.15 : 946/1

RFC small business activities for Apr. and May 1946. [1946.] [2] +8+

[1] p. il. 4° [Processed.] t FL 5.15: 946/2

Loans. Information regarding blanket participation in loans made by banks to
business enterprises. Mar. 1945 [revised June 1946]. [1946.] [l]-i-8 p. il. 4°
(Circular 25.) [Revision phrase added with rubber stamp.] f FL 5.4: 25/2

FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION

Kentucky Natural Gas Corporation. No. 10132, in circuit court of appeals for 6th
circuit, Kentucky Natural Gas Corporation v. Federal Power Commission,
Lelaud Olds, chairman of said Commission, Claude L. Draper, [et al.], mem-
bers of the Commission, and Central Illinois Public Service Company ; brief for
Federal Power Commission. [1946.] cover title, iv+36 p. t FP 1.17 : K 419

Mississippi River Fuel Corporation. No. 9181, United States Court of Appeals,
District of Columbia, Mississippi River Fuel Corporation v. Federal Power
Commission, Laclede Gas Light Company, [et al.], on petition to review
order of Federal Power Commission ; brief for Federal Power Commission.
[1946.] cover title, ii+ 57 p. $ FP 1.17 : M 691/3

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FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Agriculture. Balance sheet of agriculture, 1946; [by Alvin S. Tostlebe, Roy J.
Burroughs, Harald C. Larsen, Lawrence A. Jones. Harold T. Lingard, and Lucy
R Hudson], n. p. [1946]. [1]+21 p. il. 4° [From Federal reserve bulletin,
Sept. 194(J.J t FR 1.3/la : Ag S3/3/94C

Assets. National survey of liquid assets, distribution according to income;
[prepared by Henry H. Villard]. n. p. [1946]. 8 p. il. 4" [From Federal
reservebulletin, July 1946.] t FR 1.3/la : As 74/3

Collection system. Federal reserve par list (banks upon which checks will be
received by Federal reserve banks for collection and credit), Oct. 194G. n. p.
[1946]. [2]+34+[l] p. il. 4° [Supersedes Sept. 1945 issue and supplements
thereto.] t FR 1.9: 946

Durable goods. Estimated durable goods expenditures, 1939-45; [by Doris P.
Warner and Albert R. Koch], n. p. [1946]. 8 p. 4° [From Federal reserve
bulletin. Sept. 194G.] t FR 1.3/la : D 93/930-45

Member bank call report 102, condition of member banks, June 29, 1946. n. p.
[1946]. [2] + [l] p. il. 4° t FR 1.11: 102

FEDERAL SECURITY AGENCY

Health of the Nation. June 1, 1946. 7 p. 4" [Processed.] t (limited distribu-
tion). FS 1.2 :H 34/2

EDUCATION OFFICE

Fellowship program for teachers from the other American republics; [articles].
[1946.] iv+68 p. t • Item 495
L. C. card E 46-41 FS 5.2 : F 33/2

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE

DDT aerosols. Analysis of design and performance of airplane exhaust gen-
erators for production of DDT aerosols for control of Anopheles quadri-
maculatus [with list of references] ; by C. W. Krus6 and R. L. Metcalf. [1946.]
[2] +14 p. il. (Reprint 2735.) [From Public health reports, Aug. 9, 1946, v.
61, no. 32.] * Paper, 5c. FS 2.7/a : 2735

Directory of State and territorial health authorities, 1945. [1946.] iv4-54 p.

(Supplement 180 to Public health reports, 1945 revision.) * Paper, 15c.
• Item 528
L. C. card 24-26996 FS 2.8 : 180/2

Feet. Care of feet. [1946.] [4] p. il. narrow 8° ( [Health education series, no.
5.] * Paper, 5c. single copy ($1.50 per 100). • Item 522 FS 2.50: 5/2

Gonorrhea, its cause, spread, cure. [Revised edition.] [June 1946.] [5] p.
narrow 8° ([VD folder 5.]) [Earlier issues of VD folder 5 carried title:
Gonorrhea the crippler.] * Paper, 5c. single copy ($1.50 per 100). • Item 529

FS 2.32 : 5/3

Leprosy. Promizole treatment of leprosy, preliminary report [with list of refer-
ences] ; by G. H. Faget, R. C. Pogge, and F. A. Johansen. [1946.] [2] 4-4 p.
1 pi. (Reprint 2728.) [From Public health reports, June 28, 1946, v. 61, no.
26.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Med 46-66 FS 2.7/a : 2728

Marihuana. Studies on marihuana and pyrahexyl compound [with list of refer-
ences] ; by Edwin G. Williams, C. K. Himmelsbach, Abraham Wikler, Dorothy
C. Ruble, and Bolivar J. Lloyd, jr. [1946.] [2]-f25 p. il. (Reprint 2732).
[From Public health reports, July 19, 1946, v. 61, no. 29.] * Paper. 10c.

FS 2.7/a : 2732

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Neisseria. Unusual strain of Neisseria isolated from cervix uteri [with list of
references; by] Marion B.Coleman. 194G. 1 p. large 8° [Extract from Journal
of venereal disease information, June 1946.] t FS 2.9/a2 : N 319

Plasmodium (jollinacrum infection characterized by predominance of exo-erythro-
cytic forms [with list of references] ; by Victor H. Haas, Aimee Wilcox, Frances
Park Davis and Frances Moore Ewing. [1JM6.] [2] +7 p. (Reprint 2725.)
[From Public health reports June 21, 1946, v. 61, no. 25.] * Paper, 5c.

FS 2.7/a : 2725

Pneumonitis. Epidemic of severe pneumonitis in Bayou region of Louisiana: 7,
Histopathology in laboratory animals [with list of references] ; by G. L. Fite,
C. L. Larson, and B. J. Olson. [1946.] [2]+lG p. (Reprint 2734.) [From
Public health reports, July 26, 1946, v. 61, no. 30.] ♦ Paper, lOc.
L. C. card 45-35586 FS 2.7/a : 2734

PoUomyelitis. Incidence of poliomyelitis in United States in 1945 [with list of
references] ; by C. C. Dauer. [1946.] 8p.il. (Reprint 2724.) [From Public
health reports, June 21, 1946, v. 61, no. 25.] * Paper, 5c. FS 2.7/a : 2724

Psychiatry. Conclusions concerning psychiatric training and clinics, meeting of
consultants in mental hygiene, United States Public Health Service, Sept. 6,

1945. [1946.] 16 p. (Reprint 2727.) [From Public health reports, June 28,

1946, V. 61, no. 26.] * Paper, 5c. FS 2.7/a : 2727

Puhlivations. Public Health Service publications, list of publications issued dur-
ing period Jan.-Dec. 1945. [1946.] [2] +9 p. (Reprint 2731.) [From Pub-
lic health reports, July 12, 1W6, v. 61, no. 28.] * Paper, 5c. FS 2.7/a : 2731

Swimming. Swimming. [June 1946.] [4] p. narrow 8° ( [Health education
series no. 7.] ) * Paper, 5c. single copy ($1.00 per 100) . FS 2.50 : 7/2

Syphilis. Microflocculation test for syphilis using cardiolipin antigen, prelimi-
nary report [with list of references; by] Ad Harris. A. A. Rosenberg, L. M.
Riedel. 1946. [2] +6 p. ([Venereal Diseases Division]; Reprint 267.)
[From Journal of venereal disease information, July 1946, v. 27.] * Paper, 5c.

FS 2.9/a : 267

Protecting unborn baby from syphilis. [Revised edition.] [June 1946.]

[4] p. il. narrow 8° ( [VD folder 3.] ) * Paper, 5c. single copy ($1.50 i^^r 100).
• Item 529 . FS 2.32 : 3/2

Study of syphilis in Negro high school in city of Baltimore, 1939—43 [with

list of references; by] Edwin N. Hesbacher. 1946. [2]-f5 p. ([Venereal
Diseases Division] ; Reprint 269.) [From Journal of venereal disease infor-
mation, Aug. 1946, v. 27.] * Paper, 5c. FS 2.9/a: 269

Thiamine deficiency. Electrocardiographic alterations in adult rats as result
of acute thiamine deficiency [with list of references] ; by James M. Hundley
and W. H. Sebrell. [1&46.] 16 p. il. (Reprint 2718.) [From Public health
reports, June 14, 1946, v. 61, no. 24.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Med 46-67 FS 2.7/a : 2718

TrypanosomiaMs. Complement-fixation tests for American trypanosomiasis in
Texas [with list of references] ; bv Dorland J. Davis and Thelma de Shazo
Sullivan. [li>46.] [2]-]-2p. (Reprint 2733.) [From Public health reports.
July 19, 1M6, V. 61, no. 29.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Med 46-68 FS 2.7/a : 2733

Treatment of trypanosomiasis with p-arsenosphenylbutyric acid : 1, Re-
sults in 319 cases of early trypanosoma gambiense infections [with list of ref-
erences] ; bv Harry Eagle. [1946.] [2]-f-16 p. (Reprint 2730.) [From
Public health reports, July 12, 1946, v. 61, no. 28.] * Paper, 10c. FS 2.7/a : 2730

Typhus fever. Prevalence of typhus complement-fixing antibodies in human
serums in San Antonio, Tex. [with list of references] ; by David E. Davis and
Morris Pollard. [1£K46.] [2]-|-4 p. (Reprint 2726.) [From Public health re-
ports, June 21, 1946, v. 61, no. 25.] * Paper, 5c. FS 2.7/a : 2726

Venereal diseases. National venereal disease control, [report of] Committee
on Venereal Disease Control to State and Territorial Health Officers' Asso-

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Venereal diseases — Continued,
ciation. 1946. [l]+5 p. ([Venereal Diseases Division]: Reprint 266.)
[From Journal of venereal disease information, June 1946, v. 27.] * Paper, 5c.

FS 2.9/a : 266

Wedding plans, including venereal disease tests. [Revised edition.]

[June 1946.] [4] p. narrow 8° ( [VD folder 4.] ) [Earlier issues of VD folder-
4 carried title: Doctor says.] * Paper, 5c. single copy ($1.50 per 100.) • Item
529 FS 2.32 : 4/2

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH

Methyl bromide. Toxicity and potential dangers of methyl bromide with special
reference to its use in chemical industry, in fire extinguishers, and in fumiga-
tion [with bibliography] ; by W. F. Von Oettingen. 1946. [1]+41 p. il. (Bul-
letin 185.) [From Industrial Hygiene Research Laboratory.] * Paper, 15c.
• Item 525
L. C. card Med 46-69 FS 2.23 : 185

Same. (H. doc. 530, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Nitrous acid. Effects of aliphatic nitrous and nitric acid esters on physio-
logical functions with special reference to their chemical constitution [with
bibliography] ; by W. F. Von Oettingen. 1946. iv-f 76 p. il. (Bulletin 180.)
[From Industrial Hygiene Research Laboratory.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 525
L. C. card 46-27769 FS 2.23 : 186

Same. (H. doc. 531, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION

Note. — The Social Securit.v Administration was established in connection witli the
reorganization of the Federal .Security Agency resulting from Reorganization plan no.
2, which became effective July 16, 1946, and which abolished the Social Security Board.

Public assistance, annual cost to Federal Government of assistance payments
under H. R. 7037, based on operation in July-Dec. 1945. Aug. 1940. 1 p. 4°
[Processed.] t FS 3.2 :P 96/10

CHU.DREN's BUREAU

Note. — The Children's Bureau (with the exception of its child labor functions) was
transferred from the Labor Department to the Federal Security Agency by Reorganization
plan no. 2, effective July 16, 1946. It was placed under the Social Security Administration
by authority of Federal security administrator.

Books. For children's bookshelf, booklist for parents [with list of Reading refer-
ences for parents; prepared by Marion L. Faegre, assisted by Nora L'. Beust].
[1946.] 39 p. il. (Publication 304, 1946.) [Illustrations by Christina Mal-
man. Another illustration on front cover.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 747
L. C. card L 46-157 FS 3.209 : 304

EMPLOYMENT SECXJEITY BUREAU

Note. — The Bureau of Employment Security was made a part of the Social Security
Administration through Reorganization plan no. 2, which became effective July 16, 1946.
Publications issued prior to the change are entered below for convenience.

Employment security activities, Jan.-July 1946; v. 2, no. 1-7. [1946.] various
paging, il. 4° [Monthly. Processed. Supplements were issued to no. 1 and 3.
Previous issues not entered in Monthly catalog.] t FS 3.114 : 2/1-7

Insured unemployment during week ended June 1-July 13, 1946; v. 1, no. 1-7.
[1946.] Each 6 p. or 4 p. f° [Weekly. Processed.] t FS 3.128 : 1/1-7

Unemployment compensation. Synopsis of major amendments to 14 State unem-
ployment compensation laws, 1946 legislative sessions, annual legislative report.
Aug. 31, 1946. [3]-fl4 p. 4° [Processed.] t FS 3.105 : Un 2/946

SPECIAL SERVICES OFFICE

Note. — The Office of Special Services was established through Reorganization plan no. 2,
effective July 16, 1946. It includes the Food and Drug Administration and the Office of
Vocational Rehabilitation, which formerly were directly subordinate to the Federal Security
Agency.

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FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION

Drufffi. Notices of judgment under Federal food, drug, and cosmetic act; Drugs
and devices, 1601-50. Aug. 1946. p. 61-84. t • Item 512
L. C. card Agr 40-274 FS 13.108 : 1601-1650

VOCATIONAL BBHABIUTATION OFFICE

Deaf. Opportunities for deaf and hard of hearing through vocational rehabilita-
tion. [1946.] cover title. 12 p. il. narrow 8° [Another illustration on front
cover.] t • Item 506 FS 13.202 :D 34

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY

PUBLIC ROADS ADMINISTRATION

Hiffhtcays. Transition curves for highways; by Joseph Barnett. 1940 [reprint
with clianges, 1946]. [l]-f211+[l] p. il. 12° * Fabrikoid, 75c.
L. C. card 46-27883 A 22.2 : H 53/7-3

Note. — This reprint carries the classification of the Public Roads Bureau -when it
was under the Agriculture Department, so that it may be filed with the original
publication.

Transportation maps

Note. — These maps show in color, to a scale of 1 : 250,000, the Federal-aid and State
highways, with status of improvement, principal connecting roads, railroads, and airports,
canals and dredged channels — in short, all the media of organized transportation. They
also show the boundaries or locations of National and State forests and parks, Indian
reservations, military reservations and recreational areas with the roads leading to them.
Special maps to a larger scale (1 : 125,000) printed as inserts on the regular sheets, where
-practicable, show in better detail the transportation routes within the larger metropolitan
areas. The sheets are uniform in size 26X36 inches, oriented with the longer dimension
east and west.

Arizonn, transportation map, highways, railroads, canals, air lanes, and dredged
channels ; highways corrected to Jan. 1, 1944. Scale 1 : 250,000, approximately
1 in. =4 m. Revised edition, 1944. n. p. Geological Survey [1946]. 14 sheets,
each about 23X33 in. [Lambert conformal conic projection.] * $3.75 per set
of 14 sheets. FW 2.13 : Ar 4 i/944/sh.l-14

Maasaehusetts, transpKjrtation map, highways, railroads, canals, air lanes, and
dredged channels ; highways corrected to June 1, 1944. Scale 1 : 250,000, ap-
proximately 1 in. =4 m. Revised edition, 1944. n. p. Geological Survey [1946].
3 sheets, each about 23X33 in. [Modified polyconic projection.] * OOc. per set
Of 3 sheets. FW 2.13 : M 38/944/sh.l-3

GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE

General regulations. Accounting for pay roll deductions and cash collections
for credit to civil service retirement and disability fund. Oct. 9, 1946. 4
leaves, 4° (General regulations 106.) [Processed.] % GA 1.6: 106

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

DOCUMENTS OFFICE

Census publications, statistics of population, agriculture, manufactures, retail
and wholesale distribution, occupations, and religious bodies; Sept. 1946.
[19^6.] [2]-f37p. (Price list 70, 2,5th edition.) f • Item 592
L. C. card 2.5-26529 GP 3.9: 70/25

Children. Children's Bureau [publications] and other publications relating to
children; Sept. 1946. [1946.] [2] +14 p. (Price list 71, 28th edition.) t
• Item 592
L. C. card 26-26175 GP 3.9 : 71/28

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Farm management, agricultural credit, farm products, marketing, agricultural
statistics; Sept. 1946. [1946.] [2] +32 p. (Price list 68, 32d edition.) f
• Item 592
li. C. card 26-26174 GP 3.9 : 68/32

Foreign relations of United States; Sept. 1946. [1946.] [2] +96 p. (Price list
65, 27th edition. ) f • Item 592
L. C. card 2.3-27511 GP 3.9: 65/27

iVavi/; Sept. 1&46. [1946.] [2] +22 p. (Price list 63, 28th edition.) f •Item
592
L. C. card 26-20207 GP 3.9 : 63/28

Public domain, conservation, Great Plains, National Resouces Planning Board;
Sept. 1946. [1946.] [2] +27 p. (Price list 20, 36th edition.) t • Item 592
L. 0. card 25-26708 GP 3.9 : 20/36

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT

Telephone directory. United States Department of Interior telephone directory,
July 1946. [1946.] cover title iv+20 p. 4° [Processed. Text and illustra-
tions on p. 2-4 of cover.] t 11.2 : T 23/946

' FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE

Alaska. Regulatory announcement 15, amdt. 4 and 5 ; Sept. 24 and Oct. 4, 1946.
[1946.] [l]+2 p. and 1 p. 4° [Processed. Title 50, Wildlife, chap. 1, Fish and
Wildlife Service, subchap. Q., Alaska commercial fisheries, published by Fed-
eral Register Division, National Archives] t I 49.24 : 15/amdt.4,5

Fish. Food value of fish and shellfish ; by Hugo W. Nilson. Revised Sept. 1946.
Chicago, 111., [1946.] 2 p. 4° (Fishery leaflet 36.) [Processed.] t

I 49.28 : 36/2

Fur. Annual fur catch of United States ; prepared in Fur Resources, Division
of Wildlife Research. Chicago, 111., Aug. 1946. 22 p. 4° (Wildlife leaflet
290.) [Processed.] t 149.13:290

Gloucester, 3 centuries a flshing port ; by Homer Haberland. Chicago, 111., Aug.
1946. 5 p. il. 4° (Fishery leaflet 192.) [Processed. Supersedes Sep. 138,
reprint from Commercial fisheries review, June 1946.] t I 49.28 : 192

Goldfish. Partial lists of dealers in goldfish, aquarium fishes, plants and acces-
sories; compiled in Division of Game-fish and Hatcheries. Chicago, 111., Aug.
1946. 5 p. 4" (Fishery leaflet 193.) [Processed.] f 149.28:193

Turtle trapping. Chicago, 111., May 1946. 4 p. 3 p. of pi. 4° (Fishery leaflet
190.) [Processed.] f 149.28:190

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Note. — The publications of the United States Geological Survey consist of Mono-
graphs, Professional papers, Bulletins, Water-supply papers, folios of the Geologic
atlas of the United States, toiJOgraphic maps (some of which bear descriptive text),
base maps, and other maps of the United States and of single States. Practically all of
them are sale publications. The maps and folios are sold by the Geological Survey,
Washington 2.5, D. C. Orders for other publications that are for sale should be sent to the
Superintendent of Documents, Washington 25, D. C.

Florule. Pennsylvanian florule from Forkston coal in Dutch Mountain outlier,
northeastern Pennsylvania; by Charles B. Read. 1946. ii+17-27 p. il. 2 p.
of pi. 4° (Professional paper 210-B.) [Shorter contributions to general geol-
ogy, 1946, p. 17-28.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 62G 1 19.16 : 210-6

Foraminifcra. Tertiary Foraminifera from St. Croix, Virgin Islands, by J. A.
Cushman ; with note on the geology by D. J. Cederstrom. 1946. ii+1-17 p.
11. 1 tab. 4° (Professional paper 210-A.) [Shorter contributions to general
geology, 1946, p. 1-17.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 626 I19.16:2ia-A

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Hudson Bay. Surface water supply of United States, 1944 : pt. 5, Hudson Bay
and upper Mississippi River basins ; prepared by Water Resources Branch,
I»ivision of Surface Water. 1946. ix+422 p. il. (Water-supply paper 10(J5.)
[Prepared in cooperation witli Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri,
North l>akota, and Wisconsin, and other agencies.] * I'aper, 70c. • Item 627
L. C. card 4ti-40712 1 19.13 : lOOo

Nevada. Topographic maps [geologic and other reports relating to] Nevada,
n. p. Mar. 1946. 1 sheet (with map on verso), oblong large 8° folded into 4°
size and so printed as to number 1-2+9-10 p. and p. 3-7, insert, t

1 19.11 : N 41/946

North Dakota. Topographic maps [geologic and other reports relating to]
North Dakota and South Dakota, n. p. Mar. 1946. 1 sheet (with map on
verso), oblong large 8° folded into 4° size and so printed as to number 1-2+9-10
p. and p. 3-8, insert, t 1 19-11 : N 81d/946

Water levels and artesian pressure in observation wells in United States in 1943:
pt. 1, Northeastern States; by O. E. Meinzer, L. K. Wenzel and others. 1946.
iv+291 p. il. (Water-supply paper 986.) [Prepared in cooperation with
Connecticut, Indiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New
Jersey, New York. Ohio, Pennsylvania and Vermont and other agencies.]
* Paper, 50c. • Item 627

L. C. card GS-334 1 19.13 : 986

Maps

Note.— The maps listed below are sold by the Geological Survey. Remittances for these
maps should be made by money order payable to the Director of the Geological Survey,
Washington 25, D. C. Except as otherwise indicated, a discount of 40 percent is allowed
on an order for maps, or for maps and geologic folios, that amounts to $5.00 at the retail
price. In ordering give the name and scale of each map and the State in which the area lies.

Calif ornia. Geologic map of northeast margin of San Gabriel Basin. Los Angeles
County, Calif. ; oil and gas investigations, preliminary map 63 [with text] by
J. S. Shelton. Scale 1 : 24.000, contour intervals 5 and 25 ft. n. p. 1946.
42 X38 in. t 60c. 1 19.25 : Oi 5/5/prelim. map. 63

Ncic Mexico. Geology of Nacimiento Mountains. San Pedro Mountain, and
adjacent plateaus in parts of Sandoval and Rio Arriba Counties, N. Mex.,
geologic map by G. H. Wood and S. A. Northrop, stratigraphy and paleontology
by S. A. Northrop and G. H. Wood, compilation by M. J. Cowan ; oil and gas
investigations, preliminary map 57 [with text J. Scale 1 m.=0.7 in. n. p. 1946.
37X61 in. [Prepared with cooperation of Department of Geology, University
of New Mexico.] f 60c. 1 19.25 : Oi 5/5/prelim.map 57

Washington State. Plan and profile, east fork Touchet River, south fork Touchet
River and tributaries, Washington dam site; topography bv Fred F. Lawrence,
surveyed in 1941. Scale 1:24,000. n. p. 1946. 3 sheets, each 25X18 in. or
18X25 in. [Surveyed in cooperation with State of Washington. Subject to
adjustment.] 1 10c. each sheet. 119.25 : T 64/2/ sh.1-3

Wyoming. Tertiary stratigraphy in northeastern part of Wind River Basin,
W^yo. : oil and gas investigations, preliminary chart 22 [with text] by Harry
A. Tourtelot assisted by Helen L. Nace. n. p. 1946. 37X51 in. f 40c.

1 19.25 : Oi 5/6/prelim.chart 22

Topographic quadrangle maps

Note. — The Geological Survey makes contoured maps — three-dimension topographic
maps — which are designed eventually to cover the whole United States, also Alaska,
Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. The individual maps are projected to represent quadrangle
areas rather than political divisions, and eacli map is designated by the name of some
prominent town or natural feature within that area. The scales most commonly used
are 1 : 24,000 (1 inch = 2,000 feet), 1 : 31,680 (1 inch= Vj mile), 1 : 62,500 (1 inch = about
1 mile), and 1:125,000, (1 inch = about 2 miles). A general description of topographic
maps and a list of the symbols used are printed on the reverse of each sheet.

About half of the continental area of the country, excluding Alaska, has been mapped,
every State being represented. Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Hawaii,
Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio. Rhode Island, and West
Virginia are completely niai)i)ed. Maps of the regular size are sold by the Geological
Survey at 10c. each. Except as otherwise indicated, a discount of 40 percent is allowed
on an order for maps, or for maps and goologii; folios, that amoTints to $5.00 at the retail

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price. In ordering, give the name and scale of each map and the State in which the
area lies.

Arkansas, St. Paul quadrangle, lat. ;55M.".'-36°, long. 03°4r,'-94°. Scale 1 : 62,500,
contour interval 20 feet. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X14 in. t 20c.

Iin.l2:3Sa2pa/946

California, Lamoine quadrangle, lat. 40°45'-41°, long. 122°15'-122°30'. Scale
1: 62,500, contour Interval 50 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X13 in. t 20c.

I 19. 12 :4L 19/946

Connecticut, Meriden quadrangle, lat. 41°30'-il°37'30", long. 72°45'-72'"52'30".
Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17x13 in. t
20c. 1 19.12 : 6M 543/946

Illinois. Illinois, Mount Olive quadrangle, lat. 39''-39°15', long. 89°30'-89°45'.
Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of June 1915, reprinted
1946 with corrections. 17X14 in. t 20c. 1 19.12 : 12 M S63c/946

Illinois, Ramsey quadrangle, lat. 39°-39°15', long. 89°-89°15'. Scale

1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. n. p. edition of 1946. 17X14 in. t 20c.

1 19.12 : 12R 149/946

Illinois-Wisconsin, McHeury quadrangle, lat. 42°15'-42°30', long. 88°15'-

88°30'. Scale 1 : 62,.500, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1926, reprinted
1946 with corrections. 17x13 in. f 20c. 1 19.12 : 12 M 183/946

Massachusetts. Massachusetts, Athol quadrangle, lat. 42°30'-42°37'30", long,
72°07'30"-72°15'. Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of
1946. 17 X 13 in. f 20c. 1 19.12 : 21 At 46/946

Massachusetts, East Brookfield quadrangle, lat. 42°07'30"-42°15' long.

72°-72°07'30". Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
17X 13 in. t 20c. 1 19.12 : 21Ea 77b/946

- Massachusetts, Templeton quadrangle, lat. 42°30'-42°37'30", long. 72°-
72°07'30". Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
17X13 in. t20c. 1 19.12: 21T 249/^6

Massachu-setts, Westhampton quadrangle, lat. 42°15'-42°22'30", long.

72°45'-72°52'30". Scale 1 : 24,000, contour interval 10 ft. n. p. edition of 1946.
23X17 in. t 20c. 1 19.12: 21 W 526/2/946

Missouri, Morley quadrangle, lat. 37°-37°15', long. 89°30'-89''45'. Scale 1 : 62,500,
contour intervals 5 and 20 ft. u. p. edition of 1934, reprinted 1946 with correc-
tions. 17X 14 in. t 20c. 1 19.12 : 25M 827/946

Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico, Aguas Buenas quadrangle, lat. 18°15'-18°22'30", long.
66°-66°07'30". Scale 1:30,000, contour interval 10 meters, n. p. edition of
1946. 18x17 in. f 20c. 1 19.12 : 55Ag 91/2/946

Puerto Rico, Barranquitas quadrangle, lat. 18°07'30"-18°15', long. 66°15'-

66°22'30". Scale 1 : 30,000, contour interval 10 meters, n. p. edition of 1946.
18x 17 in. 1 20c. 1 19.12 : 55B 272/946

Puerto Rice, Ciales quadrangle, lat. 18°15'-18°22'30", long. 66°22'30"-

66°30'. Scale 1 :30,000, contour interval 10 meters, n. p. edition of 1946.
IS X 17 in. t 20c. 1 19.12 : 55C 48/946

Puerto Rico, Comerio quadrangle, lat. 18°07'30"-18°15' long. 6()°07'30"-

66°15". Scale 1:30,000, contour interval 10 meters, n. p edition of 1946.
18 X 17 in. t 20c. 1 19.12 : 55C 734/946

■ Puerto Rico, Corozal quadrangle, lat. 18°15'-18°22'30", long. 66°15'-

66°22'30". Scale 1 : 30,000, contour interval 10 meters, n. p. edition of 1946
18X 17 in. t 200. 1 19.12 : 55C 816/946

Puerto Rico, Gurabo quadrangle, lat. 18°15'-18°22'30" long. 05°52'30"-

66°. Scale 1 : 30,000, contour interval 10 meters, n. p. edition of 1946. 18X17
in. t 20c. 1 19.12 : 55G96/946

Puerto Rico, Naranjito quadrangle, lat. 18°15'-18°22'30", long. 66°07'30"-

66°15'. Scale 1:30,000, contour interval 10 meters, n. p. edition of 1946.
18X17 in. 1 20c. 1 19.12 : 55 N 164/946

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Puerto Rico — Continued.

Puerto Rico, Peiiuelas quadrangle, lat. IS'-IS'OT'SO", long. 66°37'30"-

66°45'. Scale 1 : 30,000, contour interval 10 meters, n. p. edition of 1946.
18X17 in. t 20c. 1 19.12 : 55P389/946

INDIAN AFFAIRS OFFICE

Metlakatia Indians. Constitution and by-laws of Metlakatla Indian Community,
Annette Lslands Reserve, Alaska ; approved Aug. 23, 1944. 1946. [l]+llp. t
L. C. card 40-2(3380 I 20.9/2 : M 56

Navajo Trihal Council. Proceedings of delegation of Navajo Tribal Council in
Washington, D. C, May 13-25. 1946. [1946.] [l]+59 p. 4" [Processed.] t
L. C. card 46-27842 I 20.2 : N22

MINES BUREAU

Alumina. Control of gelation in extraction of alumina from lime-soda-clay sinters
[with bibliography] ; by Guy Ervin, jr., Delwin D. Blue, and John E. Conley.
Aug. 1940. [1]+16 p. 2 pi. 4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3923.) [Proc-
essed.] t 128.23:3923

Aluminum; by John H. Weitz and Mary E. Trought. IMQ. [2]-fl4 p. il.
[Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. I 28.37/a : Al 82/945

Antimony; by Thomas P. Wootton. 1946. [2] +10 p. il. [Preprint from Min-
erals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. I 28.37/a : An 87/945

Bauxite. Bauxite ; by John H. Weitz and Mary E. Trought. 1946. [2] +14 p. il.
[Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. I 28.37/a : B 329/945

Concentration of bauxite for milling in 50-ton Bureau of Mines pilot plant,

Bauxite, Ark. ; by S. M. Runke and R. G. O'Meara. Aug. 1946. [l]+25 p. 1 pi.
4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3909.) [Processed.] t 128.23:^939

Cement; by Oliver Bowles and Esther V. Balser. 1946. [2]+31 p. il. [Preprint
from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a : C 332/945

Clavs; by G. W. Josephson and A. Linn. 1946. [2] +16 p. il. [Preprint from
Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a : C579/945

Coal. Coal-research activities of Bureau of Mines ; by Arno C. Fieldner. Aug.
1946. [1]+14 p. 4° (Information circular, I. C. 7367.) [Processed.] t
L. C. card 46-27895 1 28.27 : 7387

Pennsylvania anthracite; by J. A. Corgan and Marian I. Cooke. 1946.

[2] +42 p. il. [Preprint from Minerals vearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 15c.

I 28.37/a : An 86/945

Storage of subbituminous slack coal in open pits ; by John B. Goodman,

V. F. Parry, and W. S. Landers. Aug. 1946. [l]+37 p. 10 pi. 4° (Report of
investigations, R. L 3915.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3915

Copper; by T. H. Miller and Helena M. Meyer. 1946. [2]+36 p. il. [Prer)rint
from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 10c. 1 28.37/a : C 793/^5

Copper Butte mine. Exploration of Copper Butte mine, Mineral Creek mining
district, Pinal County, Ariz.; bv Harlow D. Phelps. Aug. 1946. [l]-h34 p.
6 pi. 4" (Report of investigations, R. I. 3914.) [Processed.] t I 28.23 : 3914

Corundum. Exploration of Blue Metal corundum property, Douglas County,
Nev. : by E. O. Binyon. Aug. 1946. [l]+7 p. 2 pi. map. 4° (Report of in-
vestigations, R. I. 3895.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3895

Fuel. Interrogation of Dr. Pier and staff, I. G. Farbenindustrie A. G., Lud-
wigshafen and Oppau, supp. 2. Report on investigations by fuels and lubri-
cants teams; reported by W. F. Faragher and W. A. Home. Aug. 1946.
[l]+iv+27 p. 10 pi. 4° (Information circular, I. C. 7376.) [Processed.] t

I 28.27 : 7376

Report on investigations by fuels and lubricants teams at I. G. Farben-
industrie, A. G. Works, Ludwigshafen and Oppau; edited by R. Holroyd. Aug.

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November 1946 1269

Fuel — Continued.

1946. [l]4-v+75 p. 33 pi. 4" (Information circular, I. C. 7375.) [Proc-
essed.] t
L. C. card 4&-27839 1 28.27 : 7375

Gases. Yields and properties of gases from BM-AGA carbonization tests at 900°
C. ; by D. E. Wolfson and D. A. Reynolds. 1946. iii+12 p. il. (Technical
paper 693. ) * Paper, 5c. • Item 646
L. C. card 46-27840 I 28.7 : 693

Gold. Gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc in California (mine report) ; by Alfred
L. Ransome and Burton H. Marliave. 1946. [2] +29 p. il. [Preprint from
Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a : G 563/3/945

Gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc in Colorado (mine report) ; by G. E.

Woodward and S. A. Gustavson. 1946. [2] +32 p. [Preprint from Minerals
yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a : G 5G3/4/945

Iron ores. Exploration of Sbanton iron-ore property,. Albapy County, Wyo.. ; by
Eugene Prey. Aug. 1946. [l]+5 p. 2 pi. map, 4° (Report of investigationy,
R. I. 3918.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3918

Iron ore; by Norwood B. Melcher and John Hozik. 1946. [2] +26 p. il.

[Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a : Ir 6/3/945

Lead. Clark Fork lead-zinc district, Bonner County, Idaho ; by S. H. Lorain.
Aug. 1946. [1]+10 p. 6 pi. 4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3992.) [Proc-
essed.] t 128.23:3992

Lime; by Oliver Bowles and F. D. Gradijan. 1946. [2] +16 p. il. [Preprint from
Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 100. I 2S.37/a : L 629/945

Liquid fuel. Review of Fischer-Tropsch and related processes for synthetic
liquid fuel production ; by Norma R. Golumbic. Aug. 1946. [l]+24 p. 4 pi. 4°
(Information circular, I. C. 7366.) [Processed.] t
L. C. card 46-27838 I 28.27 : 7366

Magnesium; by John H. Weitz and Mary E. Trought. 1946. [2] +6 p. il. [Pre-
print from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. 1 28.37/a : M 274/2/945

Magnetic reconnaissance in north-central Minnesota in 1945; by Ellsworth Y.
Dougherty and Edward F. Fitzhugh, jr. Aug. 1946. [l]+7 p. 9 pi. 1 map, 4°
(Report of investigations, R. I. 3919.) [Processed.] t I 28.23 : 3919

Mercury. Exploration of Glass Buttes mercury deposit. Lake County, Oregon ;
hy Glenn C. Reed. Aug. 1946. [l]+4 p. 2 pi. map, 4° (Report of investiga-
tions, R. I. 3926.) [Processed.] f 1 28.23 : 3926

Metals. Secondary metals, nonferrous ; by Herbert L. Cullen and A. J. McDermid.
1946. [2] +30 p. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 10c.

1 28.37/a : Se 24/945

Mica and beryl examination and exploration in Cleburne, Randolph, Clay, Coosa,
Chilton, Tallapoosa, and Lee Counties, Ala. [with bibliography] ; by Staff,
Tuscaloosa Division, Mining Branch. Aug. 1946. [1]+119 p. 9 pi. 6 maps, 4°
(Report of investigations, R. I. 3905.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3905

Mine rock. Standardized tests for determining physical properties of mine rock
[with bibliography] ; by Leonard Obert, S. L. Windes, and Wilbur I. Duvall.
Aug. 194G. [1] +67 p. 15 pi. 4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3891.) [Proc-
essed.] t 128.23:3891

Mineral market reports MMS 1362-MMS 1457, with omissions. [1946.] various

sizes. (Mineral industry surveys.) [Processed.] t 128.28:

Note. — These reports give statistical data as to production, consumption, and markets

during previous year for some particular mineral commodity, and are issued as soon

after close of year as data are available.

1362. Metal mining in Eastern States, 1945, preliminary annual figures ; [prepared by

A. J. Martin]. 6 p.

1363. Metal mining in Central States, 1945, preliminary annual figures; [prepared

A. J. Martin]. 13 p.

1364. Metal mining in Arizona, 1945, preliminary annual figures ; [prepared by C. E.

Needham and Paul Luff]. 3 p.

1365. Metal mining in Idaho, 1945, preliminary annual figures ; [prepared by C. B.

Needham and Paul Luff]. 4 p.

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1369.
1370.

1270 Government Publications

ilineral inarket rcijorts — Coutiuued.

1366. Metal mining in Molitanu, 1945, prelimiuary annual figures ; [prepared by C. E.

Needham and Paul Luft]. 4 p.

1367. Copper in 1940 (prelimiuary report) ; [prepared by Helena M. Meyer], 6 p.

1368. Metal luiuiug in Colorado, 1945, prt'limiuary annual figures ; [prepared by George
E. Woodward and S. A. GustavsonJ. 9 p.

Metal mining in New Mexico, 1945, preliminary annual figures ; [prepared by
George E. Woodward and S. A. Gustavson]. 3 p.
Metal mining in Texas, 1945, prelimiuary annual figures ; [prepared by George
E. Woodward and S. A. Gustavson]. 2 p.

1371. Metal mining in Wyoming, 1945, prelimiuary annual figures ; [prepared by George
E. Woodward and S. A. Gustavson]. 1 p.

1372. Metal mining in South Dakota, 1945, preliminary annual figures ; [prepared by

George E. Woodward and S. A. Gustavson]. 1 p.

1373. Metal mining in Alaska, 1945, preliminary annual figures; [prepared by George

E. Woodward and S. A. Gustavson]. 2 p.

1374. Metal mining in California, 1945, preliminary anuual figures; [prepared by Alfred

L. Ransoiiie]. 4 p.

1375. Metal mining in Oregon, 1945, preliminary annual figures ; [prepared by Alfred

L. Ransome]. 2 p.

1376. Metal mining in Nevada, 1945, preliminary annual figures ; [prepared by Alfred

L. Ransome]. 3 p.

1377. Metal mining in Washington, 1945, preliminary annual figures ; [prepared by

C. E. Needham and Paul Luff]. 3 p.

1378. Metal mining in Utah, 1945, preliminary annual figures ; [prepared by C. E.

Needham and Paul Luff]. 7 p.

1380. Mine production of copper in United States in 1945, preliminary annual figures ;

[prepared by Helena M. Meyer]. [4] p.

1381. Mine production of gold in United States, 1945, preliminary annual figures ;

[prepared by Charles White Morrill]. 5 p.

1382. Lead industry in 1945, preliminary; [prepared by Richard H. Mote], 3 p.

1383. Mine production of silver in United States in 1945, preliminary annual figures ;

[prepared by Charles White Merrill]. 4 p.
1386. Lead and zinc pigments and zinc salts in 1945, preliminary annual report ;
[prepared by Helena M. Meyer]. [2] p.

1389. Record sales of fuel oil and kerosene in 1944 ; [prepared by A. T. Coumbe]. 35 p.

1390. Phosphate rock industry of Western States, Idaho, Montana. Utah, and Wyoming,

in 1945; [prepared by Bertrand L. Johnson and E. M. Tucker]. 2 p.

1391. Barite in 4th quarter 1945. preliminary figures for year 1945 ; [prepared by

Charles L. Harness and F. M. Barsigian]. 3 p.

1393. Slate industry in 1945. annual figures: [prepared by M. G. Downey], 2 p.

1394. Boron minerals in 1945; [prepared by Charles L. Harness and F. M. Barsigian].

1 p.

1395. Celestite in 1945 : [prepared by Charles L. Harness and F. M. Barsigian]. 2 p.

1396. Natural sodium sulfates and carbonates in 1945 ; [prepared by Charles L. Harness

and F. M. Barsigian]. 2 p.
1399. Production of peat in United States in 1945: [prepared by Golden V. Chiriaco].
1 p.

1403. Salt production in 1945 down 2 percent ; [prepared by Florence E. Harris and

E. M. Tucker]. 6 p.

1404. Fuel briquets and packaged fuel in 1945 : fby Gertrude S. Goodman]. 5 p.

1405. Asbestos industry in 1045 : [prepared hy Oliver Bowles]. 5 p.

1408. Nitrogen compounds in 1945: [prepared by Bertrand L. .Tohnso'n]. 9 p.

1409. Fuller's earth industry in 1945 : [prepared by G. W. .Tosephson and A. Linn]. 1 p.

1410. Mineral earth pigments and manufactured iron oxide pigments in 1945 ; [prepared

by Charles L. Harness and F. D. Gradiian]. S p.

1412. Phosphate rock industry of United States in 1945 ; [prepared by Bertrand L.

Johnson and E. M. Tnckor]. 8 p.

1413. Carbon black production and sales reach new peaks in 1945 : [tables prepared

by H. Backus]. 2 p.

1414. Lead and zinc pigments and zinc salts in 1945 : [prepared by Helena M. Meyer

and Alethea W. Mitchell]. [3] p.

1415. Gem stones in 1045 : [prepared by Sidney H. Ball]. 7 p.

1417. Bromine in 1045 : [prepared by Charles L. Harness and F. M. Barsigian]. 2 p.

1418. Calcium chloride in 1945 ; [prepared bv Charles L. Harness and F. M. Barsigian].

1 p.

1419. Pennsylvania anthracite 1945: [by M. I. Cooke]. 15 p.

1420. Magnesite and other maenesium compounds in 1945 ; [prepared by Charles L.

Harness and F. M. Barsigian]. 3 p.

1421. Chromite in 1945 : [prepared by Edwin K. Jenckes and Katharine D. Wilden-

steinerl. 3 p.

1422. Feldspar in 1945: [prepared by Robert W. Metcalf and .\. B. Hollemanl. 5 p.

1425. Abrasive materials in 1945 ; [prepared by Robert W. Metcalf and A. B. Holleman].

7 p.

1426. Talc, pyrophyllite. and ground soapstone Industries of T'nited States in 1945 :

[prepared by Bertrand L. Johnson and Dorothy T. Marsh]. 4 p.
1428. Coke and byproducts in 1945; [bv M. M. Otero, N. S. Woodell, J. A. DeCarlo].
19 p.

1434. Secondary antimony in 1945 ; [prepared by Herbert L. Cullen and Edith E.

den Hartog]. 2 p.

1435. Secondary cojiper and brass in 1945 ; [prepared by Herbert L. Cullen]. 4 p.

1437. Barite and barium chemicals in 1945 ; [prepared by Charles L. Harness and F. M.

Barsigian]. 6 p.

1438. Gyiisiim and gypsum products, final figures for 1945 ; [prepared by Charles L.

Harness and M. G. Downey]. 4 p.

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November 1946 1271

Mineral market reports — Continued.

1439. Barite in 1st quarter of 1946 ; [prepared by Charles L. Harness and F. M. Bar-

sigian]. [2] p.

1440. Copper in 1945 ; [prepared by Helena M. Meyer]. 7 p.

1441. Lead industry in 1945 ; [prepared by Richard H. MoteJ. 5 p.

1444. Bituminous coal distribution, calendar year 1945; [prepared by Economic Analy-
sis Section, Coal Economics Division, Economics and Statistics Branch, in
cooperation with Solid Fuels Administration for War], cover title, 31 p.

1446. Dimension stone in 1945 ; [prepared by Nan C. Jensen]. 4 p.

1447. Crushed and broken stone in 1945 ; [prepared by Nan C. Jensen]. 4 p.

1448. Lithium minerals in 1945; [prepared by G. W. Josephson and F. M. Barsigian].

2 p.

1449. Radio grade quartz in 1945 ; [prepared by G. W. Josephson and F. M. Barsigian].

2 p.

1450. Blast-furnace slag in 1945; [prepared by G. W. Josephson]. 4 p.

1452. Sand and gravel in 1945 ; [prepared by G. E. Tucker]. 6 p.

1453. Lime in 1945, final annual figures; [prepared by F. D. Gradijan]. 6 p.

1454. Distribution of Pennsylvania anthracite for coal year Apr. 1 1945 to Mar. 31,

1946 ; [prepared by Anthracite and Coke Section, Coal Economics Division,
Economics and Statistics Branch], cover title, [l]+25 p.
1457. Roofing granules in 1945 ; [prepared by G. W. Josephson]. 1 p.

Mineralisation. Prospecting for mineralization in steeply dipping beds covered
by glacial till, talus, and weather zones [with list of references] ; by F. W. Lee,
H. L. Scharon, and C. H. Sandberg. 1946. ii-j-19 p. il. (Technical paper
694.) * Paper, 10c. •Item 646
L. C. card 46-27841 1 28.7 : 694

Molyhdenum. Preliminary exploration of bi-metallic molybdenum deiwsit, Oka-
nogan County, Wash. ; by R. H. Storch. Aug. 1946. [1] +6 p. 2 pi. 4" (Report
of investigations, R. I. 3932.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3932

Mount Hope mine. Exploration of Mount Hope mine, Eureka County, Nev. ; by
E. J. Matson. Aug. 1946. ri]+7 p. 15 pi. 1 map, 4° (Report of investiga-
tions, R. I. 3928.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3928

Nickel. Exploration of Spirit Mountain nickel prospect. Canyon Creek, lower
Copper River region Alaska ; by Harold C. Pierce. Aug. 1946. [1] +8 p. 1 pi.
2 maps. 4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3913.) [Processed.] t

1 28.23 : 3913

Perlite, source of synthetic pumice [with bibliography] ; by Oliver C. Ralston.
Aug. 1946. [l]+llp. 4° (Information circular, I. C. 7364.) [Processed.] t
L. C. card 46-27836 I 28.27 : 7364

Platinum and allied metals ; by Hubert W. Davis and Gertrude N. Greenspoon.
1946. [2] -4-12 p. il. [Preprint from Mineral;? yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, .">e.

1 28.37/a : P 696/945

Safety of life. Safety record of mine no. 7, Island Creek Coal Co., Holden, Logan
County, W. Va. ; by Alex U. Miller and C. E. Linkous. Aug. 1946. [1] +8 p. 4*"
(Information circular, I. C. 7365.) [Processed.] f
L. C. card 46-27837 128.27:7365

Sand and gravel; by G. W. Josephson and G. E. Tucker. 1946. [2]-|-18 p. il.
[Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a : Sa 56/945

Sponc/e-iron experiments at Longview, Tex. ; by Whitman E. Brown. Aug. 1946.
[l]-|-r)8 p. 2 pi. 4° (Report of investigations R. I. 3925.) [Processed.] t

I 2823 : 3925

Steel castings. German steel castings industry ; by Charles W. Briggs and

Maz T. Ganzauge. Aug. 1946. [3] +105 p. 4" (Information circular, I. C.
7362.) [Processed.] t

L. C. card 46-27848 I 28.27 : 7362

Stone; by Oliver Bowles and Nan C. Jensen. 1946. [2] +34 p. 11. [Preprint
from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a : St 72/945

Tailings. Exploration of failing ponds in Russellville, Ala., brown-ore district
[with bibliographyj ; by Andrew Brown. Aug. 1946. [1]+31 p. 4 pi. 3 map.s,
4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3894.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3894

Talc, pyrophyllite and ground soapstone ; by Bertrand L. Johnson and D. I.
Marsh. 1946. [2] +10 p. il. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Pa-
per, 5c. I 28.37/a : T 143/945

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1272 Go\TRNMENT Publications

Zinc. Exploration of Now Dale Rundell zinc mine, Mifllin district, Iowa County,
Wis.; by Francis C. Lincoln. Aug. 1946. [l]+8 p. 1 pi. 4° (Report of
investigations, R.I. 3ai2.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3912

Zinc; by Richard H. Mote and Esther B. Miller. 1946. [2] +26 p. il.

[Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1045.] * Paper, 10c. 1 28.37/a : Z 66/945

yjuc-lcad ores. Tri-state zinc-lead ore reserves; by Otto Ruhl. Aug. 1946.
[l]+7 p. 1 pi. 4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3922.) [Processed.] f

I 28.23 : 3922
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

Carlshad Caverns National Park, N. Mex. [Revised 1946.] [1946.] 16 p. t
• Item 652
L. C. card 34-26347 I 29.6 : C 19/946

Gettysburg National Military Park, Fa. [Revised 1946.] [1946.] [6] p. il. t
L. C. card 46-27850 I 29.21 : G 33/4/946

Jefferson, Tlwtnas. Thomas Jefferson and National Capital, containing notes
and correspondence exchanged between Jefferson, Washington, L'Enfant, EUi-
cott, Hallett, Thornton, Latrobo. the Commissioners, and others, relating to
founding, surveying, planning, designing, constucting, and administering of
city of Washington, 1783-1S18, with plans and illustrations, preface bv Harold
L. Ickes; edited by Saul K. Padover. 1946. xxxvi+522 p. il. 1 pi. 40 p. of pi.
and maps. ( [Source book series no. 4.] ) * Cloth, $1.7.'>. • Item 640
L. C. card 46-277.-8 I 29.50 : 4

National park system and other areas administered by National Park Service,
June 30, 1946. [1046.] iv+52 p. t • Item 652

L. C. card 46-27849 1 29.6 : N 21/8/946

Maps

Glacier National Park, Mont., United States section, Waterton-Glacier Interna-
tional Peace Park. [1946.] 1 sheet (with map and text on verso), il. oblong
f°, folded into narrow 8° size and so printed as to number 16 pages, t • Item
652 I 29.6 : G 45/8/946

RECLAMATION BUREAU

Boise project. Fixed wheel gate frame for outlet works, Cascade Dam, Payette
division, Boise project, Idaho. [1946.] cover title, [6] ]eaves-|-[2]+10 p.
5 pi. 1 tab. 4° (Specification 1492.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, sched-
ule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until Nov. 12, 1946.]
t Paper, $1.00. I 27.8 : 1492

Fixed-wheel-gate hoist for outlet works at Cascade Dam. Payette division,

Boise project, Idaho. [1946.] cover title, [8] leaves+[2]+10 p! 11 pi. tab. 4°
(Specifications 1500.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifica-
tions, and drawings; bids will be received until Nov. 13, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00.

I 27.8 : 1500

Miscellaneous structural steel for C line canal pumping plant, Payette

division, Boise project. Idaho. [1946.] cover title, [6J leavcs+[2]-|-9 p. 3 pi.
4° (Specifications 1505.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifica-
tions, and drawings; bids will be received until Nov. 19, 1946.] t Paper, 75c.

I 27.8 : 1505

Motor-control switchgear and station-service transformers for C line

canal pumping plant, Payette division, Boise project, Idaho. [1946.] cover
title, [10] leaves+[2]-f21 p. 3 pi. 4° (Specifications 1504.) [Processed. In-
vitation for bids, schedules, specifications, and drawings ; bids will be re-
ceived until Nov. 22, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00. 127.8:1504

Motor-driven drainage pump, vacuum pump, air compressor, propeller-

tyj>e fans, and motor-operated louvers for C line canal pumping plant, Payette
division, Boise project, Idaho. [1046.] cover title, [17] leaves + [2] -j-13 p.
2 pi. 4° (Specifications 1502.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule,
specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until Nov. 20, 1946.]
t Paper, $1.00. I 27.8 : 1502

* Sent to Depository Libraries

November 1946 1273

Boise project — Continued.

Radial-gate hoists for Cascade Dam, Payette division, Boise project, Idaho.

[1946.] cover title, [6] leaves+[2]+10 p. 3 pi. 1 tab. 4° (Specitications 1503.)
[Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids
will be received until Nov. 18, 104G.] t I'aper, $1.00. 127.8:1503

Buffalo Rapids project. Screw lift gates and gate lifts for Fallon unit canals
and laterals, 2d division, Buffalo Kapids project, Mont. [1946.] cover title,
[8] leaves+8 p. 8 pi. 4" (Specification 1493.) [Processed. Invitation for
bids, schedule, specifications, and drawings ; bids will be received until Nov.
18, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00. I 27.8 : 1493

Central Valley project. Fabricated material for 15,000-gallon and 50,000-gallon
water storage tanks for water-supply system, Keswick powerphuit. Central
Valley project, Calif. [1946.] cover title, [8] leaves+[2]+7 p. 2 pi. 4"
(Specifications 1497.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifica-
tions, and drawings ; bids will be received until Nov. 14, 1946.] t Paper, 75c.

I 27.8 : 1497

Colorado-Biff Thompson project. 14-inch emergency gate for outlet works at
Granby Dam, Colorado-Big Thompson project, Colo. [1946.] cover title, [7]
leaves+[2]+10 p. 4 pi. 4" (Specifications 1501.) [Processed. Invitation for
bids, schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until Nov.
18,1946.] tPaijer, 75c. 127.8:1501

Pumping units for well simip pumping plants, Colorado River improve-
ment, Kremmling area, Colorado-Big Thompson project, Colo. [1946.] cover
title, [13] leaves-+-[2]+10 p. 1 pi. 4° (Specifications 1494.) [Processed. In-
vitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and drawing; bids will be received
until Oct. 30, 1946.] f Paper, 75c. I 27.8: 1494

Structural steel and cables for Blue River suspension bridge, Loback

Ditch, Green Mountain Dam, Colorado-Big Thompson project, Colo. [1946.]
cover title, [6] leaves-}- [2] +9 p. 3 pi. 4° (Specifications 1479.) [Processed.
Invitation for bids, schedule, specitications, and drawings ; bids will be re-
ceived until Oct. 7, 1946.] f Paper, 50c. I 27.8: 1479

Columhia Basin project. Drilling water-supply well, Columbia Basin project,
Wash. [1946.] cover title, [4] leaves -|- [2] -f 5 p. map, 4° (Specifications
1499.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications, and drawing; bids will be re-
ceived until Nov. 12, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00. I 27.8: 1499

15,000-volt oil circuit-breaker and disconnecting-switches for Grand Coulee

local power substation, Columbia Basin project, Wash. [1946.] cover title,
[11] leaves+[2]-f 12 p. 4" (Specification 1412.) [Processed. Invitation for
bids, schedule, and specification; bids will be received until Nov. 12, 1946.]
t Paper, 75c. I 27.8 : 1412

Davis Dam. Davis Dam, Kingman, 69-kilovolt transmission line. Davis Dam
project, Ariz.-Nev. [1946.] cover title, [8] leaves -f-[2]+27 p. 36 pi. map, 4"
(Specifications 1491.) [Proces.sed. Schedule, specifications, and drawings;
bids will be received until Nov. 4, 1946.] t Paper, $2.75. I 27.8 : 1491

100-ton reversible trailer for 230-KV switchyard at Parker power plant,

Davis Dam project, Ariz.-Nev. [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves-)-[2]+ll p. 1 pi.
4° (Specifications 1498.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifi-
cations, and drawing; bids will be received until Nov. 19, 1946.] t Paper, 75c.

127.8:1498

Stop-log guides for Davis Dam and power plant, Davis Dam project, Ariz.-
Nev. [1&46.] cover title, [9] leaves+[2]-f9p. 9pl. 4" (Specifications 1496.)
[Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids
will be received until Nov. 15, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00. 127.8:1496

Missouri Basin project. Water storage tank for water-supply system, Boysen
Government Camp, Boysen unit, Wyo., Missouri Basin project. [1946.] cover
title, [6] leaves+[2]+8 p. 1 pi. 4° (Specifications 1490.) [Processed. In-
vitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and drawing; bids will be received
until Oct. 31, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00. 127.8:1490

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1274 Government Publications

Mi.'(suuri Rirer. Erecting 2-btHiroom prefabricated houses and constructing
garages far Government housing, Billings, Mont., Missouri River basin, region
6. [11W6.1 cover title, [6] leaves+[2]+21 p. 5 pi. 4° (Specification 1477.)
[Processed. Schedules, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received
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train control, telegraph and telephone for transmission of train orders, and
spring switches as used on railroads of United States, Jan. 1, 1946 ; compiled
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Trc/^c decisions. See, below, center head Deeistows (Traffic).

Decisions (Traffic)

Note. — The following decision or opinion issued in separate form is from the Interstate
Commerce Commission reports.

Coal. No. 28834, Southern Wyoming Coal Operators Association v. Chicago, Burl-
ington & Quincy Railroad Company et al. ; decided May 3, 1946. [1946.]
p. 593-^79. ([Opinion] 24739.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 15c.

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Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad. Before Interstate Commerce Commission, I. C. C.
docket no. — , United States r. Aberdeen and Rockfish Railroad Company,
and other carriers named in app. A, herein; complaint. [1946.] cover title,
24 p. 2 tab. t J 1.84 : Ah 37/6

Adler Metals Products Corporation. No. 46237, in Court of Claims, Adler IMetal
Products Corporation v. United States; defendant's brief. [1946.] cover title,
ii-f 75-111 p. + J 1.80 : Ad 59/2

Allen, Alvina. United States circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit, no. 10760,
Alvina Allen, [et al.] vs. James E. Markham, as he is Alien Property Cus-
todian, upon appeal from district court for northern district of California,
southern division; proceedings. [1946.] p. 40-65. $ J 1.76 :A1 53/4

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Alma Motor Co. No. 11, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1046,
Alma Motor Company v. Timken-Detroit Axle Company, respondent, United
States, intervener, on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d
circuit; brief for United States on reargument. [1946.] cover title,
v+87 p. t J 1.78 :A1 61/3

American Can Co. Civil action no. 26345H, in district court for northern dis-
trict of California, southern division. United States v. American Can Company;
complaint. [1946.] cover title, 8 p. t J 1.75 : Am 35 ca/2

American Lecithin Co., Inc. No. 490, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1946, American Lecithin Company, Inc. v. Paul V. McNutt, as Federal
security administrator, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of
appeals for 2d circuit; brief for administrator in opposition. [1946.] cover
title, i + 19 p. t J 1.78: Am 35 le

Arkansas Po-icer <d Light Co. No. — , in Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1946, Federal Power Commission et al. v. Arkansas Power & Light Com-
pany ; petition for writ of certiorari to United States Court of Appeals for
District of Columbia. [1946.] cover title, ii-f 29 p. J J 1.78 : Ar 4k/2

Armour <&. Co. No. 375, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Armour and Company v. National Labor Relations Board, on petition for writ
of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 10th circuit ; brief for National
Labor Relations Board in opposition. [1946.] cover title, ii-f-28 p. %

J 1.78 : Ar 55/2

Anshire Collieries Corporation. No. 467, in Supreme Court of United States,
Oct. term, 1946, Ayrshire Collieries Corporation, et al., and Chicago, Milwaukee,
St. Paul & Pacific Railroad Company, v. United States, Interstate Commerce
Commission, et al., appeal from district court for southern district of Indiana ;
motion to affirm. [1946.] cover title, 19 p. t J1.7S:Ay76

Baker, Millard V. Nos. 484-186, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, Millard C. Baker [et al.], v. United States; Nathan Silverman v. [same] ;
Rubein V. Johnson r. [same], on petitions for writs of certiorari to circuit
court of appeals for 5th circuit; brief for United States in opposition. [1946.]
cover title, ii+48 p. t J 1.78 : B175/7

Ballard, Mrs. Edna W. No. 37, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
19J6, Edna W. Ballard and Donald Ballard v. United States, on writ of certio-
rari to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit ; brief for United States. [1946.]
cover title, iv+57 p. t J1.78:B212/4

Bankers Farm Mortgage Co. No. 46430, in Court of Claims, Bankers Farm
Mortgage Company v. United States ; defendant's demurrer to amended petition
and brief in support of demurrer. [1946.] cover title, v+13-62 p. t

J 1.80 : B225/2

Bayer, Samuel. No. — , in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946.
United States v. Samuel Bayer, Elias Bayer and Walter V. Radovich ; petition
for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit. [1946.] cover
title, ii+3S p. t .T 1.78 : B341/2

Brooklyn, N. Y. No. 46, in circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit. United States
V. 25.88 acres of land, more or less, in borough of Brooklyn, county of Kings,
N. Y., Beard's Erie Basin, Inc., appeal from district court for southern district
of New York; brief for United States. [1946.] cover title, ii+25 p. t

.T1.76:B791/8

Brooklyn National Corporation. No. 401, in Supreme Court of United States.
Oct. terra, 1946, Brooklyn National Corporation (in liquidation), v. commis-
sioner of internal revenue, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of
appeals for 2d circuit; brief for respondent in opposition. [1946.] cover title,
i+13 p. t J1.7S:B791/6

Broione, W. 0. No. 355, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term. 1946,
W. O. Browne [et al.] v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to
circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit ; memorandum for United States.
[1946.] cover title, 2 p. t J1.7&:B818

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Bruno, Louis. No. 67, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
United States v. Louis Bruno, on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals
for 3d circuit ; brief for United States. [1946.] cover title, ii+26 p. t

J 1.78 : B836/2

Buckley, W. K., Inc. No. — , in circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, W. K.
Buckley, Inc., v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of
decision of Tax Court; brief for I'espondent. [1946.] cover title, ii+19 p. X

J 1.7H : B856/3

Buttke, Wilhclm. No. 417, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Department of Agriculture, Emergency Crop and Feed Loans, v. George G.
Remund, as administrator of Willielm Buttke; petition for writ of certiorari
to Supreme Court of South Dakota. [1946.] cover title, ii+18 p. t

J 1.78 : B983

Cain, Burt. No. 474, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946, Burt
Cain V. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of
appeals for 9th circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. [1946.] cover
title, i+14 p. -■ J 1.78 : C123

Carmack, Mrs. Jska W. No. 40, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, United States v. Iska W. Carmack, on writ of certiorari to circuit court
of appeals for 8th circuit ; brief for United States. [1946.] cover title, iv+46
p. I J 1.78 : C 21/2

Central Paper Co., Inc. No. 10205, in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit.
Central Paper Company, Incorpoi-ated, v. commissioner of internal revenue, on
petition for review of decision of Tax Court ; brief for respondent. [1946.]
cover title, iii+21 p. t J 1.76 : C 333/8

Chcnery Corporation. Nos. 81-82, in Stipreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, Securities and Exchange Commission v. Chenery Corporation, et al. ;
[same] v. Federal Water and Gas Corporation, on writs of certiorari to United
States Court of Appeals for District of Columbia ; brief for Securities and
Eixchange Commission. [1946.] cover title, ii+60 p. t ,11.78:0 42/4

Clark, William. In Court of Claims, no. 47009, William Clark v. United States;
defendant's reply brief. [1946.] p. 63-75. t J 1.80 :C 549/2

Cleaver, John C. No. 9132, in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit, John C.
Cleaver v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of decision
of Tax Court; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, i+13 p. t

J 1.76 : C 582

Conn, Albert F. Nos. 46485, 46490, and 46492, in Court of Claims, Albert F.
Conn V. United States; Robert D. Flynt v. [same] ; Willie E. Nelson v. [same] ;
defendant's brief. [1946.] cover title, i+ 103-137 p. t J 1.80:0 762/3

Continental Can Co., Inc. Civil action no. 26346R, in district court for northern
district of California, southern division, United States v. Continental Can
Company, Inc.; complaint. [1946.] cover title, 9 p. t J 1.75:0 767

Culliijan, Charles J. In Court of Claims, no. 47173, Charles J. Culligan v. United
States; demurrer [and] brief in support of demurrer. [1946.] p. 5-10. t

J 1.80 : C 898

Deterding, Florence H. No. 47081, in Court of Claims, Florence H. Deterding v.
United States ; defendant's demurrer and brief in support of demurrer. [1946.]
cover title, ii+21-42 p. X • J 1.80 :D 48

Detroit Bankers Co. No. 46771, in Court of Claims, H. William Klare, receiver
of Detroit Bankers Company, r. United States ; defendant's demurrer and
brief in supix)rt thereof. [1946.] cover title, v+53-152 p. X J 1.80 :D 484

Di Benedetto, John. In Court of Claims, no. 40806, John Di Benedetto v. United
States; no. 46807, Wayland C. Dorrance v. [same]; brief for United States.
[1946.] p. 39-49. X J 1.80 : D 545

Dinffinan, Daniel B. No. 342, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946. Daniel Birmeli Dingman v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari

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Dingman, Daniel B. — Cktntinued.
to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit; brief for United States in opposition.
[194G.] cover title, i+19 p. t J 1.78 :D 615

Dobbins, Nathan A. No. 420. in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Nathan A. Dobbins v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to
United States Court of Appeals for District of Columbia ; brief for United
States in opposition. [1946.] cover title, ii+22 p. t J 1.78 : D 6r.l

Dodcz, George W. No. 86, in Slipreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
George William Dodez v. United States, on writ of certiorari to circuit court
of appeals for 6th circuit; brief for United States. [1946.] cover title, i-f-23
p. t J 1.78 : D 663/2

Donnelly Garment Co. Nos. 38-39, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term. 1946, National Labor Relations Board v. Donnelly Garment Company,
Donnelly Garment Worker.s' Union and International Ladies' Garment Workers'
Union ; International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union v. Donnelly Garment
Company, Donnelly Garment Workei-s' Union and National Labor Relations
Board, on writs of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 8th circuit ; brief
for National Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, vii+110 p. %

J 1.78 : D 718/3

Dougherty, P.. Co. No. 5484, in circuit court of appeals for 4th circuit, P.
Dougherty Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for re-
view of decision of Tax Court; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title,
iii-f45 p. t J 1.76 :D 744/2

Earle, Mrs. Emma. No. 10269, in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit, G.
Harold Earle and Stewart E. Earle, former executors of Emma Earle, and
residuary beneficiaries v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for
review of decision of Tax Court ; brief for resjwndent. [1946.] cover title,
iv+24 p. I J 1.76 : Ea 75

Elchihegoff, Ivan M. No. 442, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, United States v. Ivan M. Elchihegoff; petition for writ of certiorari to
Court of Claims. [1946.] cover title, ii+16 p. t J 1.78: El 19

Electric Storage Battery Co. No. 48, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1946, Walter J. Rothensis, individually and as collector of internal
revenue for 1st district of Pennsylvania, v. Electric Storage Battery Company,
on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit ; brief for peti-
tioner. [1946.] cover title, iii+50 p. t J 1.78: El 25/8

El Rey Cheese Co. No. 331, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
J. A. Hagan, individually, and doing business as El Rey Cheese Co., Jack Aros
and Everett Hagan, v. Paul A. Porter, administrator, Office of Price Admin-
istration, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th
circuit; brief for respondent in opposition. [1946.] cover title, ii-|-24 p. t

J 1.78 : El 71

Ensley Bank d Trust Co. No. 387, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1946, Ensley Bank & Trust Company v. United States, on petition for
writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit ; brief for United
States in opp<«ition. [1946.] cover title, i-1-17 p. t J1.78:Eu78

Erie Forge Co. No. 9177, in circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit, commissioner
of internal revenue v. Erie Forge Company, on petition for review of decision
of Tax Court; app. B to petitioner's brief. [1946.] cover title, i-f37a p. t

J 1.76 : Er 46

Friedman, Morton. Brief for appellees. United States Court of Appeals. District
of Columbia, no. 9305, Morton Friedman v. Lewis B. Schwellenbach [individu-
ally and as Secretary of Labor], et al., appeal from order of District Court
for District of Columbia. [1946.] cover title, v-f60 p. + J 1.77 : F 914

Froetmning Bros., Inc., of Texas. In Court of Claims, no. 46117, Froemming
Bros., Inc., of Texas, v. United States; defendant's exceptions to report of com-
missioner and i-equest for special findings of fact. [1946.] p. 53-62. t

J 1.80 : F 922

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Fujikawa, Kiyoichi. No. 11081, in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit,
Kiyolchi Fujikawa, et al. v. Sunrise Soda Water Works Company, et al. ; and
James E. Markham as Alien Property Custodian, v. [same], upon appeals
fi'om District Court for Territory of Hawaii; reply brief of James E. .Mark-
ham, Alien Property Custodian. [1946.] cover title, 1+7 p. t J 1.76 : F 955/2

Fuller, George A., Co. In Court of Claims, no. 44585, George A. Fuller Company
V. United States ; defendant's brief. [1946.] p. 133-172. + J 1.80 :F 958/8

General Electric Co. Civil action no. 1364, in district court for district of New
Jersey, United States v. General Electric Company, et al. ; brief for United
States. [1946.] cover title, xvi+612 p. t J 1.75 : G 286/11

General Industries Co. No. 564, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, L. Metcalfe Walling, administrator of Wage and Hour Division, Depart-
ment of Labor, v. General Industries Company; petition for writ of certiorari
to circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit. [1946.] cover title, i+14 p. t

J 1.78 : G 286/9

Gihson, Taze H. No. 23, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Taze Hamrick Gibson v. United States, on writ of certiorari to circuit court
of appeals for 8th circuit, brief for United States on reargument. [1946.]
cover title, iv+84 p. t J 1.78 : G 359/2

Gordon, Joseph A. No. 489, in Supreme Court of United Stata^. Oct. term, 1946,
Joseph A. Gordon v. Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of Price Administra-
tion, OQ petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th cir-
cuit; brief for respondent in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+22 p. J

J 1.78 : G 656/2

Gray, C. E. No. 11287, in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit, C. B. Gray,
J. C. Pitts, and Floyd Brown v. Commodity Credit Corporation ; brief for
appellee. [1946.] cover title, iv+64 p. + J 1.76 :G 791

Greenberg, Leonard W. No. 10211, in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit,
Leonard W. Greenberg v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for
review of decision of Tax Court ; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title,
iii-f 15 p. t J 1.76 :G 829

Hackett, Robert P. Nos. 4155-57, in circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit,
Robert P. Hackett v. commissioner of internal revenue ; Arthur O. Wellman
V. [same] ; John H. Nichols, v. [same], on petitions for review of decisions of
Tax Court; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, i-f-17 p. large 8° t

J 1.76 : H 115

Hallihurton Oil Well Cementing Co. No. 74, in Supreme Court of United States,
Oct. term, 1946, L. Metcalfe Walling, administrator of Wage and Hour Divi-
sion, Department of Labor, i'. Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Company, on
writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit ; brief for petitioner.
[1946.] cover title, iii+34 p. t J 1.78 : H 155/4

Hallowell, Mrs. Blanche N. No. 9167, in circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit,
Blanche N. Hallowell v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for
review of decision of Tax. Court; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title,
ii+17 p. t J 1.76 : H 158

Hartford-Empire Co. Civil action no. 554, in district court for district of Dela-
ware, United States v. Hartford-Empire Company; plaintiff's motion for pre-
liminary injunction impounding royalties, notice of pleadings, etc., to be relied
upon order to show cause. [1946.] cover title, 13 p. X J 1.75 : H 253/2

Eearne, James M. No. 45105, in Court of Claims, James M. Hearne v. United
States; defendant's brief in response to plaintiff's reply brief. [1946.] cover
title, iii+315-350 p. I J 1.80 : H351/4

Horowitz, Harry. Nos. 58-59, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1946, Leland S. Hobbs, post commanding officer. Fort Dix, N. J., v. United
States ex rel. Harry Horowitz ; [same] v. United States ex rel. Jacob S. Samuels,
on writs of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit ; brief for peti-
tioner. [1946.] cover title, ii-f-73 p. % J 1.78 :H 785/2

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House, H. O. Brief for United States, appellant, circuit court of appeals, 10th
circuit, no. 3249, United States v. H. G. House [et al.], appeal from district
court for eastern district of Oklahoma. [1946.] cover title, iii+31 p. t

J 1.76 : H 816/3

Hop, Lem. No. 585, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946, United
States V. Lem Hoy, alias Lim Hoy, appeal from district court for southern
district of California; statement as to jurisdiction. [1946.] cover title,
15 p. t J 1.78 : H 851

Jackson, George A. Brief for appellant, in circuit of appeals for 5th circuit, no.
11705, United States v. George A. Jackson, appeal from district court for
northern district of Texas, Dallas division. [1946.] cover title, 11+17 p. t

J 1.76 : J 134

Jones d Laughlin Steel Corporation. Brief and appendix of Government appel-
lees, United States Court of Appeals, District of Columbia, no. 9342, Jones &
Laughlin Steel Corporation v. United Mine Workers of America, et al. : appeal
from District Court of United States for District of Columbia. [1946.] cover
title, iii+32+iic+31c p. t J 1.77. J 73/2

Jordan, George T. No. 9326, United States Court of Appeals, District of Columbia,
July term, 1946, in re George T. Jordan ; brief for appellee. [1946.] cover title,
i+S p. t J 1.77: J 763

Kansas City, Kans. Brief for United States, circuit court of appeals, 10th circuit,
no. 3339, United States v. Kansas City, Kans., and Board of Public Utilities of
Kansas City, Kans., appeal from district court for district of Kansas, 1st divi-
sion. [1946.] cover title, ii+ 13 p. + J 1.76 :K 133/9

Kelly, J. J., Co. In Court of Claims, no. 46032, J. J. Kelly Company v. United
States ; defendant's exceptions to report of commissioner and request for
special findings of fact. [1946.] p. 27-34 t J 1.80 :K 297

Keystone Steel & ^Vire Co. Circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit, [no.] 8887,
Keystone Steel & Wire Company and Independent Steel Workers Alliance vs.
National Labor Relations Board and United Farm Equipment & Metal Workers
of America. C. I. O., on petition for enforcement of oixler of National Labor
Relations Board. [1946.] p. 207-221. % J 1.76 :K 524

No. 544, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946, National Labor

Relations Board v. Keystone Steel & Wire Company and Independent Steel
Workers Alliance ; petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals
for 7th circuit. [1946.] cover title, ii+24 p. $ J 1.78 : K 524/2

Kinnison, John L. No. 9259, United States Court of Appeals, District of Columbia,
Oct. term, 1946, John L. Kinnison r. United States, appeal from District Court
of United States for District of Columbia ; brief and appendix for appellee.
[1946.] cover title, i +12 p. t J 1.77 :K 623

Kjar, Andretc. In Court of Claims, no. 46067, Andrew Kjar, alias Peter OrlofE,
Katherine D. Kjar, maiden name Katherine D. OrlofE, and Ester Harley Sharon,
severally and jointly, v. United States; brief for United States. [1946.] p.
6»-144. t J 1.80 : K 659/3

Klopp, WiUiam T. No. 9135. in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit, William
Thomas Klopp v. J. Overlade, warden [United States Penitentiary, Terre Haute,
Ind.], on appeal from district court for southern district of Indiana, Walter C.
Lindley, judge presiding; appellee's brief, [1946.] cover title, iii-i-18 p. t

J 1.76 :K 695

Kohn, August, jr. No. 5499, in circuit court of appeals for 4th circuit, commis-
sioner of internal revenue v. August Kohn, jr., husband, and Dorita Kohn. wife,
on petition for review of decision of Tax Court; brief for petitioner. [1946.]
cover title, ii+24 p. t J 1.76 : K 827

Ledford, WiUiam H. No. 402, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, William Henry Ledford [et al.] v. United States, on petition for writ of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit ; brief for United States
In opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+14 p. t J 1.78 :L 498/2

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Legg, K. E. Brief and appendix for appellant, in circuit court of appeals for
4th circuit, no. 5511, United States v. K. E. Legg, appeal from district court
for southern district of West Virginia, at Charleston. [1946.] cover title,
ii+37 p. t J 1.76 :L 524/4

Levers, Forest E. Brief for respondents, in circuit court of appeals for 10th
circuit, no. 3321, Forest E. Levers v. Stewart Berkshire, deputy commissioner
of internal revenue, in charge of Alcohol Tax Unit, and A. V. Anderson, district
supervisor, 13th supervisory district. Alcohol Tax Unit, Bureau of Internal
Revenue ; petition for review of order of Bureau of Internal Revenue, Alcohol
Tax Unit. [1946.] cover title, i+27 p. t J 1.76 : L 577/4

Levinson, Max. Nos. 22 and 41, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, Max Levinson v. Spector Motor Service, on writ of certiorari to Supreme
Court of Illinois ; Pyramid Motor Freight Corporation v. Murray Ispass et al.,
on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit ; brief on behalf
of administrator of Wage and Hour Division, Department of Labor, as amicus
curiae. [1946.] cover title, iii+44 p. t J 1.78 :L 578/3

hichtenwalter, Myrl. Brief for appellee, James E. Markham, Alien Property
Custodian, Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent appeal docket no.
5228, Myrl Lichtenwalter v. Martinius H. Caron, appeal from Board of Inter-
ference Examiners. [1946.] cover title, 12 p. 4° t J 1.79: L 617

Line Material Co. No. 464, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
United States v. Line Material Company et al., appeal from district court for
eastern district of Wisconsin; statement as to jurisdiction. [1946.] cover
title, 34 p. $ J 1.78 : L 645/6

Lloyd, H. Gates. No. 136, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
H. Gates Lloyd v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for writ of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit; brief for respondent in
opposition. [1946.] cover title, 1+13 p. t J1.7S:L776

Local 36 of International Fishermen d Allied Workers of America. No. 18842
(criminal), in district court for southern district of California, central divi-
sion, Feb. 1946 term. United States v. Local 36 of International Fishermen &
Allied Workers of America, et al. ; indictment. [1946.] cover title, 15 p. X

J 1.75 : In 85/3

Loftis, V. P., Co. No. 46078, in Court of Claims, Vade P. Loftis, trading as
V. P. Loftis Company, v. United States ; defendant's brief. [1946.] cover
title, i-fl65-223 p. t J 1.80 : L 827/4

Los Angeles, Calif. No. 43541, in Court of Claims, Los Angeles, municipal corpo-
ration, V. United States; defendant's request for special findings of fact and
brief, [1946.] cover title, i-f- 151-205 p. t J 1.80 :L 896/4

McCutehin, Alex. No. 11665, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit, Alex
McCutchin and Alma McCutehin v. commissioner of internal revenue, on peti-
tion for review of decisions of Tax Court; brief for respondent. [1946.]
cover title, ii-f38 p. $ J 1.76 : M 139/4

Mnnnie d Co. No. 319, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct, term, 1946,
Mannie & Co., Manuel Fefforman, Meyer Fefferman and Rose Fefferman,
individually and doing business as Mercantile Trading Company, v. Paul A.
Porter, administrator. Office of Price Administration for and on behalf of
United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for
7th circuit ; brief for respondent in opposition. [1946.] cover title. ii4-31 p. t

J 1.78 : M 316

Marr Duplicator Co. No. 504, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, James Marr, doing business as Marr Duplicator Company, v. A. B. Dick
Company, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d
circuit; memorandum for United States as amicus curiae. [1946.] cover
title, 5 p. t J 1.78 : M 348

Maryland Casualty Co. In Court of Claims, no. 46264, Maryland Casualty Com-
pany V. United States ; brief of defendant. 1946. p. 15. t J 1.80 : M 369/7

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Mather, Oordon M. No. 10243. in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit, Gordon
M. Mather v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of
decision of Tax Court; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, iv+47 p. X

J 1.76 : M 42/2

Mats, Mathias M. United States Court of Appeals for District of Columbia, no.
9297, Mathias Michael Matz, alias Michael A. Matz, r. United States ; appeal
from judgment of District Court of United States for District of Columbia.
[1946.] cover title, i+14 p. t J 1.77 : M 438

Messcr, Mrs. Irene. No. 11734, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit, Irene
Messer and her liusband, Glenn E. Messer, v. United States, on appeal from
district court for northern district of Alabama ; brief for United States.
[1946.] cover title, i+8 p. + J 1.70 : M 563

Mohawk W7-<^eking d Lumber Co. No. — , in Supreme Court of United States,
Oct. term, 1946. Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of Price Administration,
V. Moliawk Wrecking and Lumber Company, partnership, and Harry Smith ;
petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit.
[1946.] cover title, i+13 p. t J 1.78 :M 725

Transcript of proceedings for certiorari application, circuit court of ap-
peals, 6th circuit, Paul Porter, price administrator, v. Mohawk Wrecking &
Lumber Company, partnership, and Harry Smith, appeal from district court
for ea.stern district of Michigan, southern division. [1946.] p. 26-34. t

J 1.75 : M 725

Morris. James F. No. 425. in Supreme Court of United State.«, Oct. term. 1946,
James F. Morris v. L. Metcalfe Walling, administrator of Wage and Hour
Division, Department of Labor, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit
court of appeals for 6th circuit; memorandum for respondent. [1946.] cover
title, i-fSp. % J 1.78 :M 832

Moseley. Tomlinson I. No. 164, in S\ipreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, Tomlinson I. Moseley, Ralph M. Keele and Keelmo Co. v. United States
Appliance Corporation •,^ memorandum for United States as amicus curiae in
support of petition for writ of certiorari. [1946.] cover title, 7 p. t

J 1.78 : M 852

Mntunl Fertilizer Co. No. 11693, in circuit cou,rt of appeals for 5th circuit, com-
missioner of internal revenue v. Mutual Fertilizer Company, on petition for
review of decision of Tax Court ; brief for petitioner. [1946.] cover title,
ii+27 p. t J 1.76 : M 985/2

National Hardware Co. No. 46121, in Court of Claims, Charles Kaiser and
Fred Kaiser, doing business as copai'tners under firm name and style of
National Hardware Co., v. United States; defendant's brief. [1946.] cover
title, ii+87-134 p. t J 1.80 : N 213 ha/3

— Same ; defendant's
commissioner's

ndant's request for special findings of fact, and exceptions to
report. [1946.] p. 47-65. t J 1.80 : N 213 ha/2

New York State. Nos. 343-345, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, States of New York. Delaware, et al., v. United States, et al. ; Horace A.
Hildreth, Governor of Maine, et al., v. [same] ; Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company, et al., v. [same], appeals from district court for northern
district of New York ; motion to advance and for diminution of printed record.
[1946.] cover title, 7 p. t J 1.78 : N 42 yo/19

Northei-n Pacific Raihcay. No. 400, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1946, Northern Pacific Railway Company v. United States, on petition
for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit ; memorandum
for United States. [1946.] cover title, 3 p. t J 1.78 :N 814/5

Okonite Co. No. 501, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Okonite Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for writ
of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit ; brief for respondent in
opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+15 p. t J 1.78 :0k 5

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Opinions of Attorney General [released for publication in pamphlet form for
inclusion in v. 40].

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published later in bound volumes. Subscribers may deposit $1.50 with the Superin-
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Washington 25, D. C.

108. Waiver of phvsical requirements under veterans' preference act : July 29, 1946.
[1946.] 16 p. J 1.5/a: 40/108

110. Validity of commercial aviation agreements; June 18, 1946. [1946.] 3 p.

J 1.5/a: 40/110

111. International agreement executed by President; Aug. 20, 1946. [1946.] 5 p.

J 1.5/a: 40/111

112. Disposition of surplus property to nonprofit educational institutions, Aug. 23,

1946. [1946.] 3 p. J 1.5/a : :40/112

113. Veterans' preference act, review of efficiency ratings; Sept. 5, 1946. [1946.]

8 p. J 1.5/a: 40/113

114. Transfer of property between Government agencies; Sept. 6, 1946. [1946.] 3 p.

J 1.5/a : 40/114

Funhancllc Eastern Pipe Line Co. No. 275, in Supreme Court of United States,
Oct. term, 194G, Panhandle Eastern I'ipe Line Company v. Federal Power
Commission, Detroit, county of Wayne, Mich., Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.,
et al., on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for S(th
circuit ; brief for United States and Federal Power Commission in opposition.
[1946.] cover title, i+14 p. t J 1.78 :P 193/4

Fennsylvania Coal d Coke Corporation. In Court of Claims, no. 4'o367, Penn-
sylvania Coal & Coke Corporation v. United States; defendant's request for
special findings of fact. [194G.] p. 61-71. % J 1.80 :P 384/3

Pittsburgh Railways Co. Nos. 359-364, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1946, in matter of Pittsburgh Railways Company, debtor, Philadelphia
Company v. Jules Guggenheim et al. ; [same] v. Pittsburgh ; [same] v. Horace
F. Baker and John A. Beattie, Protective Committee, etc. ; Monongahela, Street
Railroad Company and Pittsburgh and Birmingham Traction Company v.
Jules Guggenheim et al. ; [same] v. Pittsburgh ; [same] v. Horace F. Baker
and John A. Beattie, Protective Committee, etc., on petitions for writs of cer-
tiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit ; brief for Securities and Ex-
change Commission in opposition. [1946.] cover title, ii+34 p. %

J 1.78 : P 687/4

Playa de Flor Land d Improvement Co. In circuit court of appeals for 5th
circuit, no. 11496, United States v. Playa de Flor Land and Improvement Com-
pany; appellant's reply brief. [1946.] cover title, i +30 p. $

J 1.76 :P 698/5

Polaroid Corporation. Brief for James E. Markhaiu, United States Court of
Appeals, District of Columbia, no. 9349, Polaroid Corporation and Robert A.
Smith V. James E. Markham as Alien Property Custodian and Caspar W. Ooms
as commissioner of patents; appeal from judgment of District Court of United
States for District of Columbia. [1946.] cover title, ii+33 p. 4" %

J 1.77 : P 757/3

Pratt, Harold I. No. 523, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
estate of Harold I. Pratt, United States Trust Company of New York and
Harriet Barnes Pratt, executors, v. commissioner of internal revenue, on peti-
tion for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit ; brief for
re.spondent in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+14 p. % J 1.78: P 888

Pullman Co. No. 523, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946, United
States V. Pullman Company, et al., appeal from district court for eastern district
of Pennsylvania; statement as to jurisdiction. [1946.] cover title, [1] +
130 p. t J 1.78 : P 967

Raf/Untd, C. A., sr. In Court of Claims, no. 17846 — Cong., First-Citizens Bank &
Trust Co., as administrator of C. A. Ragland, sr., v. United States; defendant's
exceptions to commissioner's findings and requested additional findings and
conclusions. [1946.] p. 159^208. t J 1.80 :R 127

Raley's Food Store. No. 512, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, James G. Raley, and Thomas E. Raley, trading as Raley's Food Store, v.

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Raley'8 Food Store — Continued.
Paul A. Porter, administrator of Office of Price Administration, on petition
for writ of certiorari to United States Court of Appeals for District of Colum-
bia ; brief for respondent in partial opposition. [194G.] cover title, i+13 p. t

J 1.78 : R 138

Robhifion, Daniel C, Inc. In Court of Claims, no. 46250, Daniel C. Robinson, Inc.,
V. United States ; defendant's contingent claim against Ford Motor Company.
[1JM6.] p. 1>-17. t J 1.80 :R 561

Ross, Mrs. Mayte C. In Court of Claims, no. 47168, Mayte C. Ross v. United
States ; plea in bar for United States. [1946.] p. &-12. t J 1.80 :R 733/6

Schine Chain Theatres, Inc. No. 571, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 19-16, Schine Chain Theatres, Inc., et al. v. United States, appeal from
district court for western district of New York ; statement opposing jurisdic-
tion and motion to dismiss or affirm. [1946.] cover title, 6 p. J

J 1.78 : Sch 34

Scully, Frederick. In Court of Claims, no. 46462, estate of Frederick Scully,
Thomas A. Scully, William E. Trapp and John C. Scully, executors, v. United
States; no. 46463, [same] v. [same]; brief for United States. [1946.] p.
57-59 t J 1.80 : Scu 47/2

Scully, Thomas A. In Court of Claims, no. 46388, Thomas A. Scully v. United
States; no. 463S9, [same] v. [same]; brief for United States. [1946.] p.
85-140. t J 1.80 : Scu 47

Seeley Dairy. No. 54, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946, United
States V. Joseph Ruzicka and Charles Ruzicka, individually, and as co-partners,
trading as Seeley Dairy, on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for
7th circuit; brief for United States. [1946.] cover title, iv+58 p. $

J 1.78 :Se 34/2

t
Shapiro, Sidney. In Court of Claims, no. 47245, Sidney Shapiro v. United States;
demurrer. [1946.] [1] +10-20 p. t Jl.S0:Sh22

Sheridan, Paul D. No. 53, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
United States v. Paul Davis Sheridan, on writ of certiorari to circuit court
of appeals for 6th circuit ; brief for United States. [1946.] cover title,
ii+34 p. t J 1.78 :Sh 53/3

Sioux Indiana. No. 368, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Sioux tribe of Indians v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to
Court of Claims ; brief for United States in opposition. [1946.] cover title,
i+12 p. t J 1.78: Si 73/4

Society of Chemical Industry, Basle, S2citzerla7id. In Court of Claims, no.
46120, Society of Chemical Industry, Basle, Switzerland, joint stock company, v.
United States ; defendant's exceptions to I'eport of commissioner and request
for special findings of fact. [1946.] p. 19-26. t J 1.80: So 13

Southern Fireproofing Co. No. 10312, in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit,
Jacob Lichter, Jennie L. Licbter, individually and as copartners doing business
as Southern Fireproofing Company, copartnership v. United States ; brief for
United States. [1946.] cover title, vi +66 p. t J 1.76: So 88/4

Standard-Kyiapp Corporation. No. 46282, in Court of Claims, Standard-Knapp
Corporation v. United States; defendant's brief. [1946.] cover title, i+107-
141 p. t J 1.80 : St 24/17

Standard Oil Co. No. 421, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Standard Oil Company of Louisiana et al. v. steam steruwheel towboat Kongo
and Reconstruction Finance Corporation, on petition for writ of certiorari to
circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit; brief for respondents in opposition.
[1946.] cover title, i +15 p t J 1.78 : St 24/18

Survaunt, Richard H. Nos. 13339-341, in circuit court of appeals for 8th circuit,
Richard H. Survaunt v. commissioner of internal revenue; National Typeset-
ting Corporation v. [same] ; [same] v. [same], on petitions for review of
decisions of Tax Court ; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, iii +32 p. t

J 1.76 : Su 79

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Sioiss Confederation. In Court of Claims, no. 46239, Swiss Confederation v.
United States ; defendant's exceptions to report of commissioner and request
for special findings of fact. [1946.] p. 19-27. $ J1.80:Sw66

Testa, Alfred. No. 431, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Alfred Testa and Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of Price Administration
V. Harry Katt ; petition for writ of certiorari to superior court of Rhode Island
and Providence Plantations for Providence and Bristol Counties. [1946.]
cover title, ii+21 p. t J 1.78 :T 286

Tillamook Indians. No. 26, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
United States v. Alcea Band of Tillamooks, et al., on writ of certiorari to Court
of Claims ; supplemental brief for United States. [1946.] cover title, ii+15 p.
t J 1.78 :T 461/3

Tinkoff, Paysoff. No 8962, in circuit court of appeals for 7tli circuit ; Paysoff
Tinkoff V. Nigel D. Campbell, collector of internal revenue, and Orville Bacon,
deputy collector, on appeal from district court for northern district of Illinois,
eastern division; brief for appellees. [1946.] cover title, ii+39 p. t

J 1.76 : T 495/2

Tower, A. J., Co. No. 60, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
National Lkibor Relations Board v. A. J. Tower Company, on writ of certiorari
to circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit ; brief for National Labor Relations
Board. [1946.] cover title, vi +82 p. % J 1.78 :T 651/2

True, 'Norman E, In Court of Claims, no. 43911, Norman E. True v. United
States ; defendant's brief. [1946.] p. 9-11. % J 1.80 :T 766

United Federal Workers of America (C. I. 0.). No. 20, in Supreme Court of
United States, Oct, tei-m, 1946, U'nited Federal Workers of America (C. I. O.),
et al., V. Harry B. Mitchell et al. [members of Civil Service Commission], on
appeal from District Court of United States for District of Columbia ; supple-
mentary brief for appellees. [1946.] cover title, 11 p. $ J 1.78: Un 34/16

Vanston BondJiolders Protective Committee. Nos. 42-45, in Supreme Court of
United States, Oct. term, 1946, Vanston Bondholders Protective Committee v.
Louis A. Green and Robert Heilbrunn, known in these proceedings as Green
Committee and Morris Green ; [same] v. Carl B. Early et al. ; Vanhorn Bond-
holders Protective Committee v. Louis A. Green and Robert Heilbrunn, known
in these proceedings as Green Committee and Morris Green ; [same] v. Carl B.
Early et al., on writs of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 6th cir-
cuit: brief for Securities and Exchange Commission. [1946.] cover title,
iv+32 p. $ J 1.78 : V 366

Walsh Brothers. No. 46046, in Court of Claims, Walsh Brothers v. United States ;
defendant's brief. [1946.] cover title i+97-H7 p. t J 1.80 :W 168/2

Ward, J. Carlton, jr. No. — , in circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, J.
Carlton Ward, jr., v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review
of decision of Tax Court ; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, ii+15 p. t

J 1.76 :W 213

Warde, Charles R. United States Court of Appeals, District of Columbia, no.
9263, Charles R. Warde v. United States ; no. 9264. Joseph B. Walling v. [same] ;
appeals from judgments of District Court of United States for District of
Columbia. [1946.] cover title, i +14 p. t J 1.77 :W 219

TTeftft, Annie B. No. 4180, in circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit, Henry H.
Kimball, trustee [of trust fund established by will of Annie B. Webb], v. com-
missioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of decision of Tax Court ;
brief for respondent. [1946.] cover title, i +12 p. large 8° t J 1.76 :W 381

Yassin, Ivor B. In Court of Claims, no. 46985, Ivor B. Yassin v. United States ;
demurrer to amended petition. [1946.] p. 29-91. t J 1.80 :Y 26/2

York, John L. No. 9270, United States Court of Appeals, District of Columbia,
John Lee York v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of
decision of Tax Court ; brief for respondent. [1946.]. cover title, ii+15 p t

J 1.77 : Y 82

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Young, Mrs. Alice M. Brief for appellees, United States, Court of Appeals, Dis-
trict of Columbia, no. 9292, Alice Martens Young v. Clinton P. Anderson,
Secretary of A?;ricnlture, et al. ; appeal from District Court of United States
for District of Columbia. [194G.] cover title, ii+18 p. t J 1.77 :Y 84

LABOR DEPARTMENT

APPRENTICE-TRAINING SERVICE

Posters. Skilled bands are building America, trained through apprenticeship;
[poster]. 1M6. 26X18.6 in. [Illustrator, G. A. Gibbons.] t L23.7:Sk3

EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

Handicapped. Mr. Employer, it's good business to hire the handicapped ! [1946.]
8 p. il. t • Item 954 L 7.2 : H 19

Labor market information : Industry series, [basic statements, with bibliogra-
phies]. [1946.] 4-1- [311] p. il. 4° [Issued in loose-leaf form.] f • Item 954
L. C. card L 46-25 L 7.23/3 : 946

Mininff engineering. Handbook of descriptions of specialized fields in mining
engineering, petroleum engineering, and metallurgy or metallurgical engineer-
ng; prepared by National Roster of Scientific and Specialized Personnel. 1946.
vi-|-17p. [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 954 L7.17:M66

Occupational analysis publications, Sept. 1946. [Reprint with changes 1946.]
[3] -1-42+ [1] p. narrow 12° (Occupational Analysis and Industrial Services
Division.) t • Item 954 L 7.2 : •Ocl/2/946

LABOR STANDARDS DIVISION

Workmen's compensation. State workmen's compensation laws as of June 1,
1946. 1946. [5]-f-45p. (Bulletin 78.) * Paper, 1,5c. • Item 753
L. C. card L 46-147 L 16.3 : 78

LABOR STATISTICS BUREAU

Apparel. Industry wage studies, job descriptions for wage studies, apparel, app.
C. [1946.] cover title, [l]-f 20 p. 4° [Processed.] t L 2.2 : W12/7/app. O

Belgium. Labor conditions in Belgium, 1945 and early 1946; [prepared by
Helen I. Cowan]. [1946.] 10 p. (Serial no. R. 1846.) [From Monthly labor
review, Jan. 1946.] f L 2.6/a : L 113/48/945-46

Collective hargaining. Grievance procedure imder collective bargaining; [pre-
pared by Abraham Weiss ancf Edith L. Hussey]. [1946.] 12 p. (Serial no.
R. 1847.) [From Monthly labor review, Aug. 1946.] t L 2.6/a : C6S5/3

Industrial disputes. Settlement of industrial disputes in 7 foreign countries;
[prepared by Jean A. Flexner, Laila O. Nilson, and Mary B. Cheney]. [1946.]
12 p. (Serial no. R. 1848.) [From Monthly labor review, Aug. 1946.] t

L 2.6/a : In 2/27

Latin America. Labor conditions in Latin America, Latin American series 24.
[1946.] iii-f-27 p. (Serial no. R. 1842.) [Articles from Monthly labor review,
Feb. and May 1946.] t L 2.6/a 7: 24

Productivity changes since 1939; [prepared by Celia Star Gody and Allan D.
Searle]. [1946.] 25 p. (Serial no. R. 1854.) [From Monthlv lalwr review,
Dec. 1946.] f L 2.6/a : P942/2

Textile icorkcrs. War and post-war experiences of skilled cotton textile workers
in New England; [prepared by Carrie Glasser and Bernard N. Freedman].
June 1946. [3]-}-10+[G] p. 4° (Work and wage experience studies, report 3.)
[Processed.] t L 2.28: 3

Wages. Wage structure: Foundries, 1945; [prepared by John F. Laciskey].
[1946.] cover title, [3] +19 p. 2 pi. 42 tab. 4" (Series 2, no. 8.) [Processed.
An Erratum, 1 p. 4°, was also issued.] t L 2.27: 8

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RETRAINING AND REEMPLOYMENT ADMINISTRATION

Agricultural training. Recommended criteria for approval of establishments
offering agricultural on-the-job training for veterans, adopted May 29, 1946 by
Interagency Committee for Development of Criteria and Standards for On-the-
Job Training. [1946.] 10+ [1] p. narrow 8° t • Item 741
L. C. card L 46-153 L 24.2 : V64/3

Community advisory centers, preliminary analysis of trends and activities. June
13, 1946. cover title, [1]+17 leaves, il. 4" [Processed. Seven of the leaves
have text or illustrations on verso.] t L 24.2:073/2

Employment. Statement of employment principles. [1946.] [4] p. narrow
12" t • Item 741 L 24.2 : Em 7

SOLICITOR

Clinchfield Coal Corporation. No. 5518, in circuit court of appeals for 4th circuit,
L. Metcalfe Walling, administrator of Wage and Hour Division, v. Clinchfield
Coal Corporation, appeal from district court for western district of Virginia,
Abingdon, civil action; brief and appendix for appellant. [1946.] cover title,
ii+49p. t L 21.7:0615

Crane Auto Parts Co. No. 11679, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit, L.
Metcalfe Walling, admmistrator of Wage and Hour Division, v. Ambei's C.
Ci-ane, doing business as Crane Auto Parts Company, et al., appeal from order
of district court for northern district of Georgia, Atlanta division ; brief for
appellant. [1946.] cover title, 21 p. t L 21.7:0 85/2

DeticcUer Bros., Inc. No. 10988, in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit,
Detweiler Bros., Inc., v. L. Metcalfe Walling, administrator of Wage and Hour
Division, appeal from district court for district of Idaho, southern division;
appellee's supplemental brief. [1946.] cover title, i-f 9 p. t L 21.7 :D 486/2

Gordons Transports, Inc. No. — , in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit,
Gordons Transports, Inc., v. L. Metcalfe Walling, administrator of Wage and
Hour Division, appeal from district court for western district of Tennessee ;
reply brief for appellee. [1946.] cover title, 5 p. $ L21.7 : G 659/2

Meeker Cooperative Light d Power Association. Nos. 13364-365, in circuit court
of appeals for 8th circuit, no. 13364, Meeker Cooperative Light and Power
Association v. George B. Phillips, as agent of James Watkins, [et al.], (em-
ployees of appellant) and L. Metcalfe Walling, administrator of Wage and
Hour Division ; no. 13365 Renville-Sibley Cooperative Power Association v.
L. Metcalfe Walling, administrator of Wage and Hour Division, on appeal
fi'om district court for district of Minnesota, 4th division; brief for admin-
istrator as api)ellee. [1946.] cover title, ii 4-17 p. t L 21.7 :M 471

Stcrnherg Dredging Co. No. 13329, in circuit court of appeals for Sth circuit,
Sternberg Dredging Company v. L. Metcalfe Walling, administrator of Wage
and Hour Division, appeal from district court for eastern district of Missouri ;
brief for appellee. [1946.] cover title, ii+19 p. t L 21.7: St 45

WOMEN'S BUREAU

Women tcorkers. Current publications on women workers. Sept. 1946. 2 p.
t • Item 779 L 13.2 : P 96/4

Standards for employment of women, recommended by Women's Bureau

* Paper, 5c. single copy ($2.00 per 100). • Item 779

L. C. card L 43-67 L 13.11 : 946/1

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

Russian program. Library of Congress, its Russian program and activities;
[by] Sergius Yakobson. [1946.] p. 51-66. t (t'l'ee to libraries only).
L. C. card 46-27843 LC 1.2 : R 92/2

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MANUSCRIPTS DIVISION

American history. Guide to manuscripts relating to American history, in British
dei)ositories, reproduced for Division of Manuscripts ot Library of Congress;
[by] Grace Gardner Griffin. 1940. xvi4-313 p. ♦ i'aper, $1.25. • Item 811
L. C. card 46-27S63 LC 4.2 : Am 3

NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR AERONAUTICS

Note. — The National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics is now releasing for sale
its individual Keports. Distribution to Depository Libraries, however, cannot be made
until Keports belonging to an individual annual volume have been released by the Com-
mittee.

Air ducts. Full-scale wind-tunnel investigation of forward underslung cooling-
air ducts [with list of references] ; by W. J. Nelson, K. R. Czarnecki, and
Robert D. Harrington. [194G.] cover title, 19 p. 11. 32 pi. 4° (Wartime report
L-115.) [Processed. Originally issued Oct, 1944 as Advance restricted report
LrlH15.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-115

Airfoils. Comparison of pitching moments produced by plain flaps and by
spoilers and some areodynamic characteristics of NACA 23012 airfoil with
various types of aileron [with list of references] ; by Paul E. Purser and Eliz-
beth G. McKinney. [1946.] cover title, 10 p. 6 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-124.)
[Processed. Originally issued Apr. 1945 as Advance confidential report
L5C24a. ] f Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lf-124

Completed tabulation in United States of test of 24 airfoils at high Mach

numbers (derived from interrupted work at Guidonia, Italy in 1.31- by 1.74-foot
high-speed tunnel) [with list of references] ; by Antonio Ferri. [1946.]
cover title, 21 p. 150 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-143.) [Processed. Originally
Issued June 1945 as Advance confidential report L5E21.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^143

■ Conformal transformation of airfoil into straight line and its application

to inverse problem of airfoil theory [with list of references] ; by William
Mutterperl. [1946.] cover title, 62 p. 13 pi. 4° (Wartime report Lr-113.)
[Processed. Originally issued Dec. 1944 as Advance restricted report L4K22a.]
t Y3.N,21/5:11/L-113

• Effect of compressibility on pressures and forces acting on modified NACA

65, 3-019 airfoil having 0.20-chord flap [with list of references] ; by W. F.
Lindsey. [1946.] cover title, 12 p. 7 pi. 62 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report Ii-76.)
[Processed. Originally issued Jan. 1946 as Advance confidential report
L5G31a.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-76

Effects of compressibility on maximum lift characteristics and spanwise

load distribution of 12-foot span fighter-type wing of NACA 230-series airfoil
sections [with list of references] ; by E. O. Pearson, jr., A. J. Evans and F. E.
West, jr. [1946.1 cover title, 13 p. 15 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-51.) [Proc-
essed. Originally issued Nov. 1945 as Advance confidential report L5G10.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^51

Effects of Reynolds number and leading-^dge roughness on lift and drag

characteristics of NACA 653-418, a=1.0 airfoil section [with list of references] ;
by John H. Quinn, jr. [1946.] cover title, 7 p. 1 pi. 7 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime
report L-82.) [Processed. Originally issued Nov. 1945 as Confidential bulle-
tin L5J04.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^82

Effects of roughness at high Reynolds numbers on lift and drag character-
istics of 3 thick airfoils [with list of references] ; by Frank T. Abbott, jr. and
Harold R. Turner, jr. [1946.] cover title, 7 p. 13 pi. 4° (Wartime report
L-46. ) [Processed. Originally issUed Aug. 1944 as Advance confidential report
L4H21.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^^6

Effects of specific types of surface roughness on boundary-layer transition

[with list of references] ; by Laurence K. Loftin, jr. [1946.] cover title, 23
p. 2 pi. 18 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report Ij-AS.) [Processed. Originally
Issued Feb. 1946 as Advance confidential report L5J29a.] t

Y3.N21/5:ll/D-48

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Airfoils — Continued.

Scale and turbulence effects on lift and drag characteristics of NACA

65>-418, a=1.0 airfoil section [with list of references] ; by John H. Quinn, jr.,
and Warren A. Tuclier. [1946.] cover title, 9 p. 13 pi. 4° (Wartime report
Lr-138.) [Processed. Originally issued Aug. 1944 as Advance confidential
report L4H11.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^138

Scale-effect tests in turbulent tunnel of NACA 653-418, a=1.0 airfoil section

with 0.20-airfoil-chord split flap [with list of references] ; by Warren A. Tucker
and Arthur R. Wallace. [1946.] cover title, 10 p. 9 pi. 4° (Wartime report
L-128.) [Processed. Originally issued Sept. 1944 as Advance confidential
report L4I22.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^128

Solution of direct and inverse potential problems for arbitrary cascades

of airfoils [with list of references] ; by William Mutterperl. [1946.] cover
title, 39 p. 11 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-81.) [Processed. Originally
issued Dec. 1944 as Advance restricted report L4K22b.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^81

Thin oblique airfoils at supersonic speed [with list of references] ; by

Robert T. Jones. Washington, Sept. 1946. cover title, 21 p. 12 pi. 4° (Tech-
nical note 1107.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1107

Wind-tunnel investigation of NACA 66 (215) -216, 66, 1-212, and 65i-212

airfoils with 0.20-airfoil-chord split flaps [with list of references] ; by Felicien
F. Fullmer, jr. [1946.] cover title, 7 p. 6 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-140.)

I [Processed. Originally issued July 1944 as Confidential bulletin L4G10.] t

Y 3. N. 21/5 : ll/L-140

Wind-tunnel investigation of rectangular NACA 2212 airfoil with semi-
span ailerons and with nonperforated, balanced double split flaps for use as
aerodynamic brakes [with list of references] ; by Thomas A. Toll and Margaret
F. Ivey. [1946.] cover title, 12 p. 3 pi. 52 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-56.)
[Processed. Originally issued Apr. 1945 as Advance restricted report L5B17.]
t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Iy-5e

Wind-tunnel tests of blunt-nose aileron with beveled trailing edge on

NACA 66 (215) -216 airfoil with several modifications of aileron nose and
adjacent airfoil contour [with list of references] ; by J. D. Bird. [1946.]
cover title, 13 p. 23 pi. 4° (Wartime report tr-105.) [Processed. Originally
issued Feb. 1945 as Advance confidential report L5B10.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-105

Airplanes. Estimation of stick-fixed neutral points of airplanes [with list of
references] ; by Maurice D. White. [1946.] cover title, 15 p. 6 pi. 4° (War-
time report L-116.) [Processed. Originally issued Mar. 1945 as Confidential
bulletin L5C61. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1>116

Spinning of large airplanes [with one reference] ; by Oscar Seidman.

[1946.] cover title, 14 p. 1 pi. 4" (Wartime report L-96.) [Processed. Orig-
inally issued Oct. 1944 as Restricted bulletin L4I07. ] f Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-96

Airscrew gyroscopic moments [with list of references], by G. Bock; [translation
by M. Flint from] Luftwissen, v. 8, no. 3, Mar. 1941. Washington, Sept. 1946.
cover title, 6 p. 1 pi. 4° (Technical memorandum 1099.) [Px'ocessed. Reprint
of R. T. P. translation no. 1333, issued by Ministry of Aircraft Production,
London, England.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 8A099

Airspeeds. Analysis of airspeeds and normal accelerations of Boeing S-307
airplanes in commercial transport operation [with list of references] ; by
A. M. Peiser and W. G. Walker. Washington, Sept. 1946. cover title, 19 p. il.
10 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1141.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1141

Analysis of airspeeds and normal accelerations of Douglas DC-3 air-
planes in commercial transport operation [with list of references] ; by A. M.
Peiser. Washington, Sept. 1946. cover title, 14 p. 9 p. of pi. 4° (Technical
note 1142.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1142

Standard nomenclature for airspeeds with tables and charts for use in

calculation of airspeed [with list of references] ; by William S. Aiken, jr.
Washington. Sept. 1946. cover title, 32 p. il. 5 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note
1120.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1120

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Alloys. Evaluation of 2-high-carbon precision-cast alloys at 1700° and 1800° F.
by rupture test [with list of references] ; by E. E. Reynolds, J. W. Freeman,
and A. E. White. Washington, Sept. 1946. cover title, 15 p. 11 p. of pi. 4°
(Technical note 1130.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1130

Stress rupture of heat-resisting alloys as rate process [with list of refer-
ences] ; by E. S. Machlin and A. S. Norwick. Washington, Sept. 1940. cover
title, 1(5 leaves, 8 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1126.) t Y 3.N 21/5: 6/1120

Afnwsphcric turbulence. Airspeed fluctuations as measure of atmospheric turbu-
lence [with list of references] : by H. B. Tolefson. [1946.] cover title, 10 p.
6 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-72.) [Processed. Originally issued July 1945
as Advance restricted report L5F27.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^72

Box teams. Strain measurements and strength tests on tension side of box
beam with flat cover [with list of references] ; by Patrick T. Chiarito and
Simon H. Diskin. [1946.] cover title, 15 p. 6 pi. 12 p. of pi. 4" (Wartime
report Lf-59.) [Processed. Originally issued Feb. 1945 as Advance restricted
report L5A18b.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^59

Compressors. Standard procedures for rating and testing multistage axial-flow
compressors [with list of references] ; by NACA subcommittee on compressors.
Washington, Sept. 1946. cover title, 21 p. 35 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1138.)
[Processed. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1138

Control {aircraft). Approximate determination of power required to move con-
trol surfaces tis related to control-booster design ; by Harold I. Johnson. [1946.]
cover title, 12 p. il. 4 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-102.) [Processed.
Originally issued Sept. 1945 as Restricted bulletin L5P27.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^102

Automatically variable control linkage and its effect on lateral-control

characteristics of high-speed fighter airplane; by Harry E. Murray and Clarence
L. Gillis. [1946.] cover title, 12 p. 5 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report I^^5.)
[Processed. Originally issued May 1944 as Restricted bulletin L4E23.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-65

Method for studying hunting oscillations of airplane with simple type of

automatic control [with list of references] ; by Robert T. Jones. [1946.]
cover title, 9 p. 7 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-112.) [Processed. Originally
issued May 1944 as Memorandum report.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-112

Cylinder barrels. Single-cylinder engine tests of porous chrome-plated cylinder
ban-els with special bore coatings for radial air-cooled engines [with list of
references] ; by Robert L. Johnson and Roy I. Anderson [1946.] cover title, 13
p. 11 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-28.) [Processed. Originally issued Jan. 1946
as Advance restricted report E 5L 18a.] t Y 3.6 21/5 : ll/E-28

Single-cylinder oil-control tests of porous chrome-plated cylinder barrels

for radial air-cooled engines [with list of references] ; bv Robert L. Johnson and
Max Swikert. [1946.] cover title. 12 p. 16 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-25.)
[Processed. Originally issued Jan. 1946 as Advance restricted report E 5L 18.]
t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-25

Diffusrni {aircraft) . Low-pressure boundary-layer control in diffusers and bends
[with list of references] ; by William J. Biebel. [1946.] cover title. 21 p. il. 18
p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-84.) [Processed. Originally issued Apr. 1945
as Advance restricted report L5C24.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/L-S4

Drarj {aircraft). Summary of drag results from recent Langley full-scale-tunnel
tests of Army and Navy airplanes [with list of references] ; by Roy H. Lange.
[1946.] cover title, 11 p. 60 pi. 4° (Wartime report Lr-108.) "[Processed.
Originally issued Feb. 1945 as Advance confidential report L5A30.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-108

Elevators {aircraft). Calculation of stick forces for elevator with spring tab
[with list of references] ; by Harry Greenberg. [1946.] cover title, 15 p. 6 pi. 4°
(Wartime report L-129.) [Processed. Originally issued June 1944 as Restricted
bulletin L4F 07.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1>129

Engines. Flight investigation of cooling characteristics of 2-row radial engine
installation, 3-engine temperature distribution [with list of references] ; by

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Engines — Continued.
Robert M. Rennak, Wesley E. Messing, and James E. Morgan. Washington,
Oct. 1946. cover title, 12 p. 3 pi. 26 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1147.) [Proc-
essed. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1147

Use of ducted head baffles to reduce rear-row cylinder temperatures of air-
cooled aircraft engine [with list of references] ; by Michael A. Sipko, Charles
B. Cotton, and James B. Lusk. Washington, Aug. 1946. cover title, 10 leaves,
3 pi. 6 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1053.) [Processed.] t Y 3. N 21/5 : 6/1053

Flow. Application of method of characteristics to supersonic rotational flow
[with list of references] ; by Antonio Ferri. Washington, Sept. 1946. cover
title, 25 p. 15 p. of pi. 4" (Technical note 1135.) [Processed.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1135

Approximate formulas for computation of turbulent boundary-layer mo-
mentum thicknesses in compressible flows [with list of references] ; by Neal
Tetervin. [1946.] cover title, 26 p. 8 p. of pi. 4" (Wartime report L-119.)
[Processed. Originally issued Mar. 1946 as Advance confidential report
L6A22.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-119

Discussion of application of Prandtl-Glauert method to subsonic compres-
sible flow over slender body of revolution [with list of references] ; by Lester
Lees, cover title, 17 p. 1 pi. 4° (Technical note 1127.) [Processed.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1127

■ Flight investigation at high speeds on flow conditions over airplane wing as

indicated by surface tufts [with list of references] ; by Clotaire Wood and
John A. Zalovcik. [1946.] cover title, 6 p. 4 pi. 9 p. of pi. 4" (Wartime
report L-91.) [Processed. Originally issued June 1945 as Confidential bul-
letin L5E22. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-91

Flow investigation with aid of ultramicroscope [with list of references],

by G. Vogelpohl and D. Mannesmann ; [translation by S. Reiss from] Forschung
auf dem Gebiete des lugenieurwesens, v. 8. pt. 1, Jan.-Feb. 1937. Washington,
Oct. 1946. cover title, 7 p. 3 pi. 4° (Technical memorandum 1109.) [Proc-
essed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 8/1109

' Flow test of NACA-designed supercharger inlet elbow and the effects of

various components on flow characteristics at elbow outlet [with list of refer-
ences] ; by D. C Gnentert, D. J. Todd, and W. P. Simmons, jr. Washington,
Oct. 1946. cover title, 12 p. 14 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1148.) [Proc-
essed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1148

On flow of compressible fluid by hodograph method : 1 Unification and exten-
sion of present-day results [with list of references] ; by I. E. Garick and Carl
Kaplan. [1946.] cover title, 41 p. 6 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-127.) [Proc-
essed. Originally issued Mar. 1944 as Advance confidential i-eport L4C24.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-127

Fuel. Effect of engine variables on preignition-limited performance of 3 fuels
[with list of references] ; by Donald W. Male. Washington, Sept. 1946. cover
title, 7 p. 32 p. of pi. 4° (Technical note 1131.) [Processed.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1131

Oust loads. Frequency of occurrence of critical gust loads on overloaded airplanes
[with list of references] ; by Thomas D. Reisert. [194(5.] cover title 14 p. 6 p.
of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-73.) [Processed. Originally issued Mar. 1945
as Advance restricted report L5B14.] t Y3.N21/5: ll/L-73

Helicopters. Effect of rotor-tip speed on helicopter hovering performance and
maximum forward speed [with list of references] ; by F. B. Gustafson and Al-
fred Gessow. [1946.] cover title 22 p. 7 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-97.)
[Processed. Originally issued Mar. 1946 as Advance restricted report L6A16.]
t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^97

Evaluation of induced-velocity field of idealized helicopter rotor [witli list

of references] ; by Robert P. Coleman, Arnold M. Feingold, and Carl W. Stempin.
[1946.] cover title, 19 p. 7 pi. 4" (Wartime report 1^126.) [Processed.
Originally issued June 1945 as Advance restricted report L5E10.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-126

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Helicopters — Continued.

Static-thrust tests of G rotor-blude designs on helicopter in Langley full-
scale tunnel ; by Richard C. Dingeldein and Raymond F. Schaefer. [1946.]
cover title, 11 p. 4 pi. 0 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-lOl.) [Processed.
Originally issued Sept. 1945 as Advance restricted report L5F25b.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/L-lOl

Icing (aircraft). Development of protected air scoop for reduction of induction-
system icing [with list of references] ; by Uwe von Glahn and Clark E. Renner.
Washington Sept. 1940. cover title, 17 p. 20 pi. 14 p. of pi. 4° (Technical
note 1134.) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1134

Jet propulsion. Field of flow about jet and effect of jets on stability of jet-pro-
pelled airplanes [with list of references] ; by Herbert S. Ribner. [1^6.]
cover title, 44 p. 10 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-213.) [Processed. Origi-
nally issued Apr. 1946 as Advance confidential report L6C13.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-213

Influence of jet of propulsion unit on nearby wings [with bibliography].

by H. Falk; [translation by Mary L. Mahler from] Untersuchungen und
Mitteilungen Nr. 3200. cover title, 10 p. 12 p. of pi. 4° (Technical memoran-
dum 1104. ) [Processed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 8/1104

Lateral control. Flight tests of lateral control characteristics of F6F-3 airplane
equipped with spring-tab ailerons [with list of references] ; by Walter C.
Williams. [1946.] cover title, 6 p. 11 pi. 4° (Wartime report Lr-149.) [Proc-
essed. Originally issued Apr. 1945 as Advance restricted report L5C23.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-149

Lift (aircraft). Electromagnetic-analogy method of solving lifting-surface-
theory problems [with list of references] ; by Robert S. Swanson and Stewart
M. Crandall. [1946.] cover title, 21 p. 11 pi. 4° (Wartime report Lr-120.)
[Processed. Originally issued May 1945 as Advance restricted report L5D23.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^120

Simiraary of measurements in Langley full-scale tunnel of maximum lift

coefficients and stalling characteristics of airplanes [with list of references] ;
by Harold H. Sweberg and Richard C. Dingeldein. [1946.] cover title, 27 p.
59 pi. 4° (Wartime report Lr-145.) [Processed. Originally issued Apr. 1945
as Advance contidential report L5C24.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-145

Load (mechanics) . Comparison between calculated and measured loads on wing
and horizontal tail in pull-up maneuvers [with list of references] ; by Cloyce
E. Matheny. [1946.] cover title, 15 p. il. 10 p. of pi. 4" (Wartime report
L-193.) [Processed. Originally issued Oct. 1945 as Advance restricted report
L5H11.] t Y 3. N 21/5 : 11/1^193

Effect of concentrated loads on flexible rings in circular shells [with list

of references] ; by Paul Kuhn, John E. Duberg, and George E. Griffith. [1946]
cover title, 30 p. 30 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-66.) [Processed. Origi-
nally issued Dec. 1945 as Advance restricted report L5H23.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^-66

Theoretical and experimental dynamic loads for prismatic float having

angle of dead rise of 22^:2° [with list of refex*ences] ; by Wilbur L. Mayo.
[1946.] cover title, 11 p. 4 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-70.) [Processed.
Originally issued July 1945 as Restricted bulletin L5F15.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^70

Variation of hydrodynamic impact loads with flight-path angle for pris-
matic float at 6° and 9° trim and 221/2° angle of dead rise [with list of refer-
ences] ; by Sidney A. Batterson and Thelma Stewart. [1946.] cover title,
6 p. 4 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-69.) [Processed. Originallv issued Feb.
1946 as Restricted bulletin L5K21.] t Y 3.X 21/5 : ll/Lr-69

Variation ot hydrodynamic impact loads with flight-path angle for pris-
matic float at 12° trim and with 22VL''' angle of dead rise [with list of refer-
ences] ; by Sidney A. Batter.«;on. [1946.] cover title, 6 p. 3 p. of pi. 4° (War-
time report L-68.) [Processed. Originally issued Feb. 1946 as Restricted bul-
letin L5K21a.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-68

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Longitudinal control. Determination of effect of horizontal-tail flexibility on
longitudinal control characteristics [with list of references] ; by S. M. Harmon.
[1946.] cover title, 34 p. 10 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-45.) [Processed. Orig-
inally issued Feb. 1945 as Advance confidential report L5B01.] t

Y3.N 21/5: 11/1^5

Panels (aircraft). Compressive strength of flat panels with Z- and hat-section
stiffeners [with list of references] ; by Joseph N. Kotanchik, Robert A. Wein-
berg, George W. Zender, and .Tohn Neff, jr. [1946.] cover title, 11 p. 3 pi. 18
p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report Lr-62.) [Processed. Originally issued .Tune 1944
as Advance restricted report L4F01.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^62

■ Investigation of behavior of thin-walled panels with cutouts [with list

of references], by A. A. Podorozhny; [translation by S. Reiss from report
no. 454 of] Central Aero-Hydrodynamical Institute [Moscow, 1939]. Wash-
ington, Sept. 1946. cover title, 28 leaves, 15 pi. 4° (Technical memorandum
1094.) [Processed.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : 8/1094

■ Preliminary investigation of relation of compressive strength of sheet-

stiffener panels to diameter of rivet used for attaching stiffeners to sheet [with
list of references] ; by Norris F. Dow and William A. Hickman. [1946.]
cover title, 6 p. 4 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-61.) [Processed. Originally
issued Nov. 1944 as Restricted bulletin L4I13.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/D-61

Piston rinfts. Electron-microscope study of used nitrided-steel piston rings [with
list of references] ; by Thomas P. Clark and Walter A. Vierthaler. Washington,
Sept. 1946. cover title, 22 p. 10 pi. 4° (Technical note 1132.) [Processed.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1132

Experimental study of coating found on scuffed cast-iron piston rings dur-
ing operation in nitrided-steel cylinders [with list of references] ; by J.
Howard Kittel and Walter A. Vierthaler. [1946.] cover title, 9 p. 11 pi. 4"
(Wartime report E-29.) [Processed. Originally issued Nov. 1944 as Advance
confidential report E4Kn2.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-29

Pressure disfrihittion. Estimation of pressure distributions at subcritical speeds
for turrets located on wing [with list of references] ; by Virgil S. Ritchie and
Everett J. Daniels. [1946.] cover title, 17 p. 16 pi. 4° (Wartime report
L-117.) [Processed. Originally issued July 1944 as Advance confidential re-
port L4G28.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-117

Propellers. Charts for determining propeller efficiency [with list of references] ;
by.Tohn L. Crigler and Herbert W. Talkin. [1946.] cover title, 19 p. 25 pi. 4°
(Wartime report L-144.) [Processed. Originally issued Sept. 1944 as Ad-
vance confidential report L4I29.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-144

Theory of propellers: 3, Slipstream contraction with numerical values for

two-blade and four-blade pi-opellers [with one reference] ; by Theodore Theo-
dorsen. [1946.] cover title, 21 p. 40 pi. 4" (Wartime report Tj-1.55.) [Proc-
essed. Originally issued Nov. 1944 as Advance confidential report L4.Ti0.] t

Y3.N21/5:11/I/-155

■ Wind-tunnel investigation of effects of pusher propeller on lift, profile drag,

pressure distribution, and boundnry-layer transition of flapped wing [with list
of references] ; by Carl A. ??andahl. [1946.] cover title, 8 p. 19 pi. 4° (War-
time report L-148.) [Processed. Originally issued Apr. 1945 as Advance
confldential report L5C08.1 t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^148

■ Wind-tunnel tests of dual-rotating propellers with systematic differences in

number of blades, blade setting, and rotational speed of front and rear ytro-
pellers [with list of references] ; by W. H. Gray. [1946.] cover title. 12 p.
1 pi. 38 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report 1^-80.) [Processed. Originally issued
May 1944 as Advance restricted report L4E22.] t Y3.N21/5: ll/L-80

Rivets. Effect of ratio of rivet pitch to rivet diameter on fatigue strength of
riveted joints of 24S-T aluminum-alloy sheet; by Harold Crate, David W.
Ochiltree, and Walter T. Graves. Washington, Sept. 1946. cover title, 7 p.
3 pi. 6 p. of pi. 4" (Technical note 1125.) [Processed.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 6/1125

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Ruddcrtt. I-JfFoct of latt^ral shift of center of gravity on rudder deflection re-
quired for trim; by W. H. Pliillips, H. L. Craue, and P. A. Hunter. [1946.]
cover title, 5 p. 4 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-92.) [Processed. Originally
issued Nov. 1044 as Restricted bulletin L4I06.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-92

Side-filippinff (aircraft). Comparison of data obtained by 2 flight techniques
for determining sideslip characteristics of flghter airplane [with list of refer-
ences] ; by Harold I. Johnson. [194G.] cover title, 6 p. 4 p. of pi. 4° (War-
time report I.<-87.) [Processed. Originally issued Aug. 1945 as Restricted
bulletin L5F25a.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-87

Sfahilitif. Analytical investigation of effects of elevator-fabric distortion on
longitudinal stability and control of airplane [with list of references] ; by
Charles W. Mathews. [1946.] cover title, 10 p. 12 pi. 4° (Wartime report
L-142.) [Processed. Originally issued May 1944 as Advance confidential
report L4E30.] t Y3.N 21/5: 11/L,-142

Comparison of wind-tunnel and flight measurements of stability and con-
trol characteristics of Douglas A-26 airplane [with list of references] ; by
Gerald G. Kayten and William Koven. [1946.] cover title, 17 p. 2 pi. 26 p. of
pi. 4° (Wartime report L-99.) [Processed. Originally issued Mar. 1^6 as
Advance restricted report L5Hlla.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-99

■ Determination of stability and control characteristics of tailless all-wing

airplane model with sweepback in Langley free-flight tunnel [with list of
references] ; by John P. Campbell and Charles L. Seacord, jr. [1946.] cover
title, 16 p. 6 pi. 10 p. of pi. 4" (Wartime report L-50.) [Processed. Orig-
inally issued Feb. 1945 as Advance confidential report L5A13.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1>50

■ Effect of lateral area on lateral stability and control charactei-istics of air-
plane as determined by tests of model in Langley free-flight tunnel [with list
of references] ; by Hubert M. Drake. [1946.] cover title, 13 p. 8 pi. 4° (War-
time report L-103.) [Processed. Originally issued Feb. 1946 as Advance
restricted report L5L05.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-103

Effects of static margin and rotational damping in pitch on longitudinal

stability characteristics of airplane as determined by tests of model in NACA
free-flight tunnel [with list of references] ; by John P. Campbell and John W.
Paulson. [1946.] cover title, 12 p. 1 pi. 6 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-55.)
[Processed. Originally issued Jime 1944 as Advance restricted report
L4F02. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1>55

■ Experimental determination of effect of negative dihedral on lateral sta-
bility and control characteristics at high lift coefficients [with list of refer-
ences] ; by Marion O. McKinney, jr. [1946.] cover title. 17 p. il. 6 pi. 4°
(Wartime report L-54.) [Processed. Originally issued Jan. 1946 as Advance
restricted report L5J02.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-'A

Investigation of stability of laminar boundary layer in compressible fluid

[with list of references] ; by Lester Lees and Chia Chiao Lin. Wa.shington,
Sept. 1946. cover title, i-f 83 leaves, 3 pi. 4° (Technical note 1115.) [Proc-
essed.] t Y 3.N 21/5 :6/1115

Langley full-scale tunnel investigation of factors affecting directional

stability and trim characteristics of fighter-t.vi)e airplane [with list of refer-
ences] ; by Harold H. Sweberg. Eugene R. Guryansky. and Roy H. Lange.
[1946.] cover title. 30 p. 65 pi. 4" (Wartime report L^109.) [Processed.
Originally issued Nov. 1945 as Advance restricted report L5H09.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-109

Static prcftswe. Effect of Mach number on position error as applied to pitot-
static tube located 0.55 chord ahead of airplane wing [with list of references] ;
by W. F. Lindsey. [1946.] cover title, 5 p. 5 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-75.)
[Processed. Originally issued May 1944 as Confidential bulletin L4E29.1 t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-75

Flight investigation at high Mach numbers of several methods of meas-
uring static pressure on airplane wing [with one reference] ; by John A.

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static pressure — Continued.

Zalovcik and Fred L Daum. [1946.] cover title, 9 p. 4 pi. 4 p. of pi. 4° (War-
time report L-90.) [Processed. Originally issued Nov. 1944 as Restricted
bulletin L4H10a.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/D-90

Stick-force characteristics. Use of variable-ratio geared tabs to improve stiok-
_ force characteristics in turning flight [with one reference] r by Harold F.
Kleckner. [1946.] cover title, 9 p. 2 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-85.)
[Processed. Originally issued Oct. 1945 as Restricted bulletin L.5I05.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-85

Strain measurements and strength tests of 25-inch diagonal-tension beams with
single uprights [with list of references] ; by James P. Peterson. [1946.] cover
title, 17 p. 2 pi. 4 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-104.) [Processed. Orig-
inally issued Nov. 1945 as Advance restricted report L5J02a.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-104

Strain rosettes. Effect of misalinement of strain-gage components of strain ro-
settes [with list of i-eferences] ; by S. S. Manson and W. C. Morgan. Wash-
ington, Sept. 1946. cover title, 15 p. 2 pi. 4° (Technical note 1133.) [Proc-
essed.] t Y3.N 21/5: 6/1133

Stresses. Bending and shear stresses developed by instantaneous arrest of root
of moving cantilever beam [with list of references] ; by Elbridge Z. Stowell,
Edward B. Schwartz, and John C. Houbolt. [1946.] cover title, 18 p. 2 pi.
10 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-63.) [Processed. Originally issued Nov.

1944 as Advance restricted report L4I27.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-63

Effect of internal pressure on buckling stress of thin-walled circular cyl-
inders under torsion [with list of references] ; by Harold Crate, S. B. Batdorf,
and George W. Baab. [1946.] cover title, 15 p. 3 pi. 6 p. of pi. 4° (W^artime
report L-67. ) [Processed. Originallv issued May 1944 as Advance restricted
report L4E27.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^-67

Effect of nonnal pressure on critical compressive and shear stress of

curved sheet [with list of references] ; by Norman Rafel and Charles W, Sand-
lin, jr. [1946.] cover title, 7 p. 2 pi. 6 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report 1^57.)
[Processed. Originally issued Mar. 1945 as Advance restricted report
L5B10.] I . Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/D-57

Empirical formula for critical shear stress of curved sheets [with list of

references] ; by Paul Kuhn and L. Ross Levin. [1946.] cover title, 13 p. 2 pi.
6 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-58.) [Processed. Originally issued Jan.

1945 as Advance restricted report L5A05.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L,-58

Method for estimation of maximum stresses around small rectangular cut-
out in sheet-stringer panel in shear [with list of references] ; by Edwin M.
Moggio and Harold G. Brilmyer. [1946.] cover title 11 p. 2 pi. 24 p. of pi. 4?
(Wartime report L-64.) [Processed. Originally issued Apr. 1944 as Advance
restricted report L4D27.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-64

Tail (aircraft). Effect of elevator-profile modifications and trailing-edge strips
on elevator hinge-moment and other aerodynamic characteristics of full-scale
horizontal tail surface [with list of references] ; by Carl F. Srhueller, Peter
F. Korycinski and H. Kurt Strass. [1946.] cover title 14 p. 22 pi. 4" (War-
time report L-111.) [Processed. Originally issued June 1945 as Confidential
bulletin L5F01.] t Y 3.N 21/5 :ll/Lr-lll

Preliminary flight research on all-movable horizontal tail as longitudinal

control for flight at high Mach numbers [with list of references] ; by Harold
F. Kleckner. [1946.] cover title 8 p. 3 pi. 4 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report
Li-89. ) [Proces.sed. Originally issued Mar. 1945 as Advance restricted report
L5C08.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-89

— — Wind-tunnel investigation of rounded horns and of guards on horizontal
tail surface [with list of references] ; by Robert B. Liddell and Vernard E.
Lockwood. [1946.] cover title 9 p. 40 pi. 28 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report
Ir-GO.) [Processed. Originally issued Oct. 1944 as Advance restricted report
L4 J16. It Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-60

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Tank tests. Preliminary tank tests with planing-tail seaplane hulls [with list
of references] ; by John R. Dawson and Kenneth L. Wadlin. [1946.] cover
title, 15 p. 13 pi. 4° (Wartime report L#-167.) [Processed. Originally is-
sued June 1943 as Advance restricted report 3F15.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-167

Terminal velocity. Simple method for estimating terminal velocity including
effect of compressibility on drag [with list of references] ; by Ralph P. Bielat.
[1946.] cover title, 12 p.. 14 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report 1^78.) [Processed.
Originally issued Aug. 1945 as Advance coutidential report L5G31.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^78

Thrust coefficients. Determination from flight tests of thrust coefficients for
10 full-scale airplanes in gliding condition with engine idling [with list of ref-
erences] ; by Donald B. Talmadge. [1946.] cover title 9 p. il. 4 p. of pi. 4°
(Wartime report L-88.) [Processed. Originally issued June 1945 as Re-
stricted bulletin L5F08.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^88

V-O record analysis. Method of analysis of V-G records from transport opera-
tions [with list of references] ; by A. M. Peiser and M. Wilkerson. [1946.]
cover title, 15 p. 7 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-71.) [Processed. Origi-
nally issued Nov. 1945 as Advance restricted report L5J04.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^71

Wind tunnels. Experimental constriction effects in high-speed wind tunnels
[with one reference] ; by Robert W. Byrne. [1946.] cover title, 7 p. 1 pi. 6
p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report Lr-74.) [Processed. Originally issued Dec. 1944
as Advance confidential report L4L07a.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-74

Wind-tunnel investigation of control-surface characteristics 23-A 0.25-

airfoil-chord flap with tab having chord twice the flap chord on NACA 0009
airfoil [with list of references] ; by M. Leroy Spearman. [1946.] cover
title, 14 p. 44 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report I-I-47.) [Processed. Originally
issued Sept. 1945 as Advance restricted report L5G25.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/TrAl

Wings. Flight investigation at high speeds of profile drag of wing of P-47D
airplane having production surfaces covered with camouflage paint [with
list of references] ; by John A. Zalovcik and Fred L. Daum. [1946.] cover
title, 7 p. 3 pi. 4 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-9S.) [Processed. Originally
issued Mar. 1946 as Advance confidential report L6B21.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1>9S

Flight investigation of boundary-layer and profile-drag characteristics of

smooth wing sections of P^7D airplane [with list of references] ; by John A.
Zalovcik. [1946.] cover title, 13 p. 7 pi. 8 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report Lr-S6.)
[Processed. Originally issued Oct. 1945 as Advance confidential report
LSHlla.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-86

Flight investigation of boundary-layer transition and profile drag of ex-
perimental low-drag wing installed on fighter-type airplane [with list of refer-
ences] ; by John A. Zalovcik and Richard B. Skoog. [1946.] cover title,
19 p. 6 pi. 8 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report Lf-94.) [Processed. Originally
Issued Apr. 1945 as Advance confidential report LSCOSa.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-94

Yaic. Comparison of yaw characteristics of single-engine airplane model with
single-rotating and dual-rotating propellers [with list of references] ; by
R. H. Neely, L. E. Fogarty, and S. R. Alexander. [1946.] cover title, 17 p.
il. 3 pi. 38 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L^83.) [Processed. Originally issued
Apr. 1944 as Advance confidential report L4D19.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/I/-83

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Federal register. Federal register, v. 11, no. 191-213; Oct. 1-31, 1940. [1946.]
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NATIONAL HOUSING AGENCY

HE ratings, how to make them work. [1946.] [2] p. oblong 12° folded into nar-
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Home 'builders. Financing large-scale operations of home builders. Sept. 9, 1946.
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FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK ADIVHNISTRATION

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NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD

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American Furnace Co. No. 9074, in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit,
National Labor Relations Board v. American Furnace Company, ob petition
for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations Board; brief for National
Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, ii-f 26 p. t LR 1.9 : Am 35 fu

American White Cross Laboratories, Inc. In circuit court of appeals for 2d cir-
cuit. National Labor Relations Board v. American White Cross Laboratories,
Inc. ; petition for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations Board.
[1&46.] cover title, 7 p. J LR1.9:Am35wh

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Armour rf Co. No. a*?r)3, circuit court of appeals far 10th circuit, National Labor
Kelations Board v. Aruiour and Company, on petition for enforcement of order
of National Labor Relations Board; brief for National Labor Relations Board.
[1946.] cover title, iv +03 p. t LR 1.9 :Ar 55/3

Bluff City Delivery. No. 10227, in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit. National
Labor Relations Board v. Southern United Ice Company, d/b/a Bluff City
Delivery, on petition for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations
Board; brief for National Labor Relations Board. [19i6.] cover title,
iii+23 p. t IJl 1.9 : B 625/3

Bonitu Fruit Co., Inc. In circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit, no. 11596,
National Labor Relations Board v. Bonita Fruit Company, Inc., and F. H.
Vahlsing, Inc., on petition for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations
Board; brief for National Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title,
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Budd, Edward O., Mannfacluring Co. No. 10259, in circuit court of appeals for
6th circuit. National Labor Relations Board v. Edward G. Budd Manufacturing
Company, on petition for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations
Board; brief for National Labor Relations Board. [1946.1 cover title,
iv+23 p. t LR 1.9 : B 858/5

Continental Oil Co. No. 3356, circuit court of appeals for 10th circuit. National
Labor Relations Boai'd v. Continental Oil Company, on petition for enforcement
of order of National Labor Relations Board ; brief for National Labor Relations
Board. [1946.] cover title, ii+16 p. J LR 1.9 : C 767/5

Decisions. Decisions and orders of National Labor Relations Board, v. 65, Dec.
28, 1945-Feb. 27, 1946. 1946. xvii+1486 p. *Cloth, $2.75. • Item 844
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Digest of decisions of National Labor Relations Board, v. 1-45. 1946.

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L. C. card 46-27613 LR 1.8 : 1-45/digest

Independent Employees Association of Neptune Meter Co. Nos. 20242, 20246, in
circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit. Independent Employees As.sociation of
Neptune Meter Company v. National Labor Relations Board ; Neptune Meter
Company v. [.same], on petitions to review and set aside and on request for
enforcement of order of National Labor Relations Board ; brief for National
-Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, ii+32 p. J LR 1.9: In 2

Industrial Metal Fabricators, Inc. No. 9106, in circuit court of appeals for 7th
circuit. National Labor Relations Board v. Industrial Metal Fabricators, Inc.,
on petition for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations Board; brief
Tor National Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, ii+30 p. t

LR 1.9 : In 27/3

Kopman-Woraeek Shoe Mfg. Co. No. 13374, in circuit court of appeals for Sth
circuit. National Labor Relations Board v. Kopman-AVoracek Shoe Mfg. Co.,
on petition for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations Board ;
brief of National Labor Relations Board and appendix. [1946.] cover title,
ii+41 p. t LR1.9:K839

Norfolk Southern Bus Corporation. No. 5521, in circuit court of appeals for 4th
circuit, National Labor Relations Board v. Norfolk Southern Bus Corpora-
tion, on petition for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations Board ;
brief for National Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, iii+30 p. %

LR 1.9 : N 767/3

Ross Gear £ Tool Co. No. 9053, in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit. Na-
tional Labor Relations Board v. Ross Gear and Tool Company, on petition for
enforcement of order of National Labor Relations Board ; brief for National
Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, ii+29 p. t LR 1.9 : R 733

Semi-Steel Casting Co. Nos. 13343 and 13344, in circuit court of appeals for Sth
circuit Semi-Steel Casting Company v. National Labor Relations Board ; Ben-
jamin Weber, James Ellis, and Simon Birk, v. [same], on petitions to review
and on request for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations Board ;
brief for National Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, iii+45 p. t

LR 1.9 : Se 52

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Standard Trouscr Co. No. 4919, in circuit court of appeals for 4th circuit. Na-
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rule to show cause, to adjudge in contempt, and for other relief ; brief in op-
position to resi)ondents' motion to dismiss. [1946.] cover title, ii+22 p. t

LR 1.9 : St 24/15

Surprise Candy Co. In circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, National Labor
Relations Board v. Jacob Garfunkel and Hyman Garfunkel, co-partners, doing

, business under trade name and style of Surprise Candy Company ; petition for
enforcement of order of National Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title,
9p. t LR1.9:Su77

United Brick d Clay Workers of America. No. 10311, in circuit court of appeals
for 6th circuit, United Brick and Clay Workers of America v. Junction City
Clay Co., John Duffy, Logan Clay Products Co., Martin Wagner, Marie R.
Pierce, E. W. Marcellus, Jordan & Harrison, Inc., appeal from district court
for southern district of Ohio, eastern division ; brief for defendants-appellees
Martin Wagner and Marie R. Pierce. [1946.] cover title, i+3 p. %

LR 1.9 : Un 34/2

Vail Manufactiiring Co. No. 9107, in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit. Na-
tional Labor Relations Board v. Vail Manufacturing Company, on petition
for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations Board ; brief for National
Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, ii+32 p. | LR 1.9 : V 193

Weirton Steel Co. No. 8041, in circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit, National
Labor Relations Board v. Weirton Steel Company, on petition for order to
adjudge Weirton Steel Company and others in contempt ; memorandum of
National Labor Relations Board in support of motion on order of special
master sustaining in part subpena duces tecum directed to United Steelworkers
of America. [1946.] cover title, iii+28 p. t LR 1.9 :W 433/7

Same: Appendix. [1940.] cover title, 11+63 p. % LR 1.9 :W 433/6

Wilson <& Co. No. 13356, in circuit court of appeals for 8th circuit, AVilson & Co.,
V. National Labor Relations Board, on petition for review and on request for
enforcement of order of National Labor Relations Board ; brief for National
Labor Relations Board. [1£^46.] cover title, iv+ 77 p. + LR 1.9 : W 699/12

Women''s Wear Co. In circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit. National Labor
Relations Board v. Women's Wear Company ; petition for enforcement of order
of National Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, 7 p. t

LR 1.9 : W 842

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Awards 2901-3000, interpretations (nos. 54-56), 3d division, v. 27. Champlin-
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NAVY DEPARTMENT

Flight. Report on theory and application of pressure pattern flight, with sug-
gested training syllabus [with bibliography] ; prepared by OflSce of Research
and Inventions, Special Devices Division. Sept. 1945 [published 1946].
s+43 p. il. 4 p. of pi. map. 6 p. of maps, 4° [Title on cover is : Pressure pattern
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1945 supplement to Laws relating to Navy annotated, in force Jan. 1, 1946.

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to the Hydrographic Offire. Navy Department. Washington 25, D. C, or to the Branch
Hydrographic Offices in Boston. New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk, Savannah,
New Orleahs, Galveston, San Francisco. San Pedro (Calif.). San .Tuan (P. R.), Captain
of the Port, Panama Canal. Portland (Oreg.), Seattle, Honolulu (T. H.), Chicago,
Cleveland, Buffalo, Sault Ste. Marie and Duluth.

Pacific Ocean. References on physical oceanography of western Pacific Ocean ;
[compiled by Mary C.Grier]. 1946. ix+174p. 4° (H. O. pub. 238.) t Paper,
$2.40. • Item 867
L. C. card 46-27626 N 6.8 : 238

Charts

Air naviffaUon charts. Air navigation chart ; no. V30-NP. Scale 1"=30 naut. m.
(1:2,188,800). Washlnsrton, D. C. 1st edition. .Tuly 1046. 3.'^X33 in. [In-
verse mercator projection. Magnetic variation curves are for 1945.] t 40c.

N 6.18 : V 30-NP

Air navigation charts. Scale 1"=30 naut. m. (1 : 2.188,800) , contour inter-
val 1,000 ft. Each map approximately 32X51 in. [Mercator projection.] t
40c. each. N6.18:

V30-17. Lat. 29''-45°

edition, July 1946.
V30-22. Lat. 29°-45°

edition, July 1946.
V30-35. Lat. 14°-30°

edition, June 1946.
V30-37. Lat. 14°-30°

edition, July 1046.

Bougie, Algeria. Port Bougie, Algeria, Mediterranean Sea, from French survey
in 1922 (topography from other French surveys) with corrections to 1946; no.
4269. Scale naut. m.=4.9 in., natural scale 1 : 15,000. Washington, D. C, pub-
lished Jan. 1920, 4th edition, Oct. 1946. 33x23 in. t 30c. N 6.18: 4269

Brazil. East coast of Brazil, Ilha de Santa Catarlna to Barra Tramandai, South
America, from French surveys between 1861 and 1S67 : no. 1793. Natural
scale 1 : 268,300 at lat. 29°. Washington, D. C, published June 1899, 6th edi-
tion, Oct. 1946. 39X31 in. 1 60c. ~ N 6.18: 1793

Canton Harhor. Kuang-Chou Chiang (Canton Harbor), Chu Chiang, (Canton
River) , China, south coast, Asia, from Japanese and Chinese surveys to 1938 and
aerial photography by U. S. Navy in 1944 and 1945 ; no. 2170. Scale 100 yds.=
0.6 in., natural scale 1 : 6,000. Washington, D. C, published Mar. 1919, 5th edi-
tion, Sept. 1946. 27X40 in. t 60c. N 6.18: 2170

Celchcs and adjacent Islands, Netherlands Indies, corrected to Apr. 1. 1946; Index
M-1. Washington, D. C. [1946.] 24X18 in. (H. O. pub. no. 1-N.) [Text
on reverse side.] t N 6.18: M-1

• Sent to Depository Libraries

long. 210°-242°

. Washington, D. C.

, published June 1943,

3d

long. 59°-91°.

Washington, D. C,

published May 1943,

3d

long. 51°-79°.

Washington, D. C,

published May 1943,

2d

long. 2°-26''.

Washington, D. C,

published May 1943,

2a

November 1946 1301

Halmahera and adjacent islands, Netherlands Indies, corrected to May 1, 1946 ;
Index M-2. Washington, D. C. [1946.] 25X19 in. (H. O. pub. no. 1-N.)
[Text on reverse side.] t N 6.18 : M-2

Hawaiian Islands. Aeronautical chart: Hawaiian Islands, Kure-Maro Reef;
V14-350. Scale 1"=14 naut. m. (1:1,021,474) at lat. 28°15'. Washington,
D. C, 1st edition, Aug. 1946. 25X37 in. [Mercator projection.] f 40c.

N 6.18 : V14-350

Inland Sea. Southern approach to Naikai or Inland Sea, Japan, compiled from
information to 1944 ; no. 5200. Natural scale 1 : 525,976 at lat. 31°30'. Wash-
ington, D. C, published Sept. 1944, 2d edition, Sept. 1946. 44x33 in. t 80c.

N 6.18 : 5200

Japan. Aviation chart: Japan, Hakodate-Tokyo: V14-313. Scale 1"=14 naut.
m. (1:1,021,474) at lat. 3S°30'. Washington, D. C, 1st edition. May 1946.
35X27 in. [Mercator projection.] t 40c. N 6.18 : V14-313

Kammon KG, Shimonoseki Kaikyo, Japan, from Japanese surveys in 1917 and 1924
with additions to 1945; no. 5319. Scale naut. m.=3.6 in., natural scale
1 : 20,387. Washington, D. C, published Sept. 1928, 2d edition, Oct. 1946. 26 X
39 in. t50c. N 6.18: 5319

Kcrguelen Islands. Harbors in lies de Kerguelen, Indian Ocean, from French
and British surveys between 1874 and 1931 ; no. 0602. Washington, D. C,
published July 1874, 5th edition, Sept. 1946. 26X34 in. t 50c. N 6.18: 0602
Includes :

Accessible, Bale.

Betsy, Anse, Accessible Bale.

Courveux, Port.

Gazelle, Bassin de la.

L'Oiseau, Bale de la (Port Christmas).

Liibeck Bay. Liibecker Bucht and Fehmarn Belt, Gei'many and Denmark, Baltic
Sea, from German and Danish charts to 1923 ; no. 4870. Natural scale 1 : 148,510
at lat. 54°20'. Washington, D. C, published Feb. 1925, 2d edition, Sept. 1946.
36 X24 in. t 40c. N 6.18 : 4870

Inset : Travemunde, from British survey in 1945.

Netherlands Indies, Borneo, Java and Timor, corrected to June 1, 1946 ; Index
M. Washington, D. C. [1946]. 19X24 in. (H. O. pub. no. 1-N.) [Text on
reverse side.] t N6.18:M

Inset : Bali, Lombok, & Alas Straits.

New Guinea. Eastern part of New Guinea and Bismarck Archipelago, south
Pacific Ocean, corrected to Aug. 1, 1946; Index N-1. Washington, D, C.
[1946]. 25X19 in. (H. O. pub. no. 1-N.) [Text on reverse side.] t

N 6.18 : N-1

Western part of New Guinea, Netherlands Indies, corrected to Aug. 1,

1946; Index N. Washington, D. C. [1940]. 18X25 in. (H. O. pub. no. 1-N.)
[Text on reverse side.] f N6.18:N

New Eehrides Islands, south Pacific Ocean, corrected to Aug. 1, 1946 ; Index N^.
Washington, D.C. [1946]. 25X17 in. (H. O. pub. no. 1-N.) [Text on reverse
side.] t N 6.18: N-1

Pacific Ocean. South Pacific Ocean, Santa Cruz Islands to New Caledonia,
corrected to Aug. 1, 1946; Index N-3. Washington, D. C. [1946]. 25X17 in.
(H. O. pub. no. 1-N.) [Text on reverse side.] f N6.18: N-3

S-outh Pacific Ocean, sheet 2 ; no. 0824. Natural scale 1 : 5,990,157 at lat.

35°. Washington, D. C, published Apr. 1930, 2d edition, Oct. 1940. 47X33 in.
[Magnetic variation curves are for 1945.] f 70c. N 6.18: 0824

S'lint Lawrence River, Soulangcs Canal to Montreal, Canada, from Canadian
surveys to 1939; no. 1352. Scale naut. m.=2 in., natural scale 1:30,480.
Washington, D. C, published Oct. 1915, 11th edition, Oct. 1946. 27X39 in.
t 50c. N 6.18 : 1352

Solomon Islands, south Pacific Ocean, corrected to Aug. 1, 1946; Index N-2.
Washington, D. C. [1946]. 19X24 in. (H. O. pub. no. 1-N.) [Text on
reverse side.] f N 6.18: N-2

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1302 Government Publications

Tai-Vhou Wan and Chiao Chiang (Kiao Kiang), China, east coast, Asia, from
Chinese survey in li)33 ; no. 6233. Scale uaut. m.— 1.8 in., natural scale
1:40,140. Washington, D. C, 1st edition, Sept. 1946. 26X39 in. t 60c.

N G.IS : 6233
Inset: Hal-men K'ou-an (Port of Hai-men).

Texel Zeegat. 2kiegat van Texel, Netherlands, North Sea, from Netherlands
Government surveys to 1933 with additions to 1945; no. 4003. Scale naut. m.=
1.5 in., natural scale 1 : 50,000. Wasliington, D. C, published Sept. 1915, lOth
edition, Oct. 1946. 27X23 in. 1 30c. N 6.18: 4903

NAVAL PERSONNEL BUREAU

}*osters. Your Navy, victor in war, guardian in peace, Navy Dav, Oct. 27 ;
[poster], n. p. NRB Aug. 28 [1946]. 40x28 in. $ N 17.23/2 : N 22/10

Your Navy, victor in war, guardian in peace. Navy Day, Oct. 27; [poster].

n. p. NRB, Aug. 28 [1940]. 19.9X14 in. [Cardboard, with easel attach-
ment. ] t N 17.23/2 : N 22/9

Yeoman 2c; prepared by Standards and Curriculum Division, Training. Edition
of 1945. 1945. v-|-[l]-f355 p. il. 12° (Navy training courses.) [Another
illustration on front cover.] * Paper, 55c.
L. C. card 46-27880 N 17.25 : Y 4/6/945

KAVAL \SAB COLLEGE

International law documents, 1944-45; [prepared in collaboration with Payson
Sibley Wild, jr.]. 1946. v+2G6 p. * Cloth, $1.00. • Item 901
L. C. card 41-50382 N 15.7/1 : MirAo

PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE

Note. — The name of the Office of Public Relations was changed to Office of Public
Information by authority of AlNav 13S, issued by the Secretary of the Navy, and dated
June 18, 1945.

Casualties. State summary of war casualties: Montana; [compiled Mav 1946
by Casualty Section]. 1946. [2]+13p. 4° * Paper, 10c. • Item 857

N 1.34 : M 76

Same: North Carolina; [compiled Aug. 1946 by Casualty Section]. 1946.

[2] -1-50 p. 4° * Paper, 20c. • Item 857 ^ N 1.34 : N Sic

Same: Rhode Island; [compiled Sept. 1946 by Casualty Section]. 1946.

[2] -flS p. 4° * Paper, 10c. • Item 857 N 1.34 : R 34

Same : South Carolina ; [compiled Aug. 1946, by Casualty Section]. [1946.]

[2]H-25 p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 857 N 1.34: So 8c

Same: South Dakota; [compiled Aug. 1946, by Casualty Section]. 1946.

[2] +11 p. 4" * Paper 10c. • Item 857 N 1.34 : So 8d

Same: Utah; [conipiied July 1946; by Casualty Section]. 1946. [2]-|-

15 p. 4° * Paper, 10c. • Item 857 N 1.34 : Ut 1

Same: Vermont; [compiled Aug. 1946 by Casualty Section]. 1946. [2]-f-

9 p. 4" * Paper, 10c. • Item 857 N 1.34 : V 59

SHIPS BUREAU

Access openings. Bureau of Ships manual: chap. 16 Access openings; Aug. 1,
1946. [1946.] [1]+1 p. 4" [Issued in loose-leaf form for in.sertion in the
Manual. Revision of chap. 16, Feb. 7, 1945.] t 9 Item 913 N 29.13 : 16/946

Diesel engines. Bureau of Ships manual : chap. 41, Main propelling machinery,
sec. 2, Diesel engines ; May 1, 1946. [1946.] [1] +28 p. il. 4° [This chapter
revised Apr. 1946, supersedes chap. 41, sec. 2, July 8, 1944.] * Paper, 15c.
• Item 913
L. C. card 46-27874 N 29.13 : 41/sec.2/946

• Sent to Depository Libraries

November 1946 1303

Finances. Bureau of Ships manual: chap. 3, Finances: Aug. 1, '1946. [1946.]
[l]+7 p. 4° [Issued in loose-leaf form for insertion in the Manual. Revision
of chap. 3, Sept. 1. 1945.] $ • Item 913
L. C. card 46-27875 N 29.13: 3/946

Moorings. Bureau of Ships manual : chap. 26, Moorings and appliances : July 1,
1946. [1946.] [l]+25 p. il. 3 pi. 4" [This chapter, revised Apr. 1946, super-
sedes chap. 26, Apr. 24, 1944.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 913
L. C. card 46-27876 N 29.13 : 26/946

Propellers. Bureau of Ships manual : chap. 44, Propellers; Aug. 1, 1946. [1946.]
[l]-f-ll p. 11. 4° [Revision of Bureau of Ships manual, chap. 44, Oct. 31, 1944.]
* Paper, 10c. • Item 913
L. C. card 46-27877 • N 29.13 : 44/946

Reduction gears. Bureau of Ships manual: chap. 42, Reduction gears; July 1,
1946. [1946.] [1]+13 p. il. 4° [This chapter, revised Apr. 1946, supersedes
chap. 42, Feb. 23, 1944.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 913
L. C. card 46-27878 N 29.13 : 42/946

SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAU

Government supplies. Army-Navy joint packaging instruction: Packaging and
packing of electrical equipment and spare parts (electronic, electrical, and
electro-mechanical) ; June 3, 1946. [1946.] 26 p. 12" (JPI-14A.) [Super-
sedes JPI-14, Aug. 7, 1945.] t N 20.27 : 14 A
Note. — This and the following instructions and specifications are issued with per-
forations for insertion in loose-leaf binders.

Joint Army-Navy specification : Adhesive, paste, for demolition charges ;

July 31, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 12° (JAN-A-374.) f N 20.23 : JAN-A-374

Same: Cloth, rayon, lining; July 19, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. 12° (JAN-C-

368. ) t N 20.23 : JAN-C-368

Same : Finishers, asphalt, crawler-mounted, gasoline-driven ; Apr. 30, 1946.

[1946.] 16 p. il. 12° (JAN-F-335.) t N 20.23 : JAN-F-335

Same: Gradation control units, aggregate, gasoline-driven, 4-ft. x 8-ft.

screen; Apr. 30, 1946. [1946.] 20 p. il. 12^ (JAN-G-336.) t

N 20.23 : JAN-G-336

Same: Gum, ester; July 22, 1&46. [1946.] 8 p. il. 12° (JAN-G-276.) t

N 20.23 : JAN-G-276

Same : Hats, white, amdt. 1 ; Sept. 13, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (JAN-H-47A

[amdt. 1] . ) t N 20.23 : JAN-H-47A/amdt.l

Same: Hose, gasoline, synthetic-rubber, wire-stiffened (for suction and dis-
charge) ; July 25, 1946. [1946.] IS p. 12" (JAN-H-369.) f

N 20.23 : JAN-H-369

- Same: Jumpers, dungaree, amdt. 2; July 25, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12°
(JAN-J-53 [amdt. 2].) [Supersedes amdt. 1, May 18, 1945.] t

N 20.23 : JAN-J-53/amdt.2

Same: Packaging and packing for overseas shipment, sacks, paper, ship-
ping, multi wall : June 2S, 1946. [1946.] 18 p. 12° (JAN-P-118A.) [Supersedes
JAN-P-118, Jan. 30, 1945.] t N 20.23 : JAN-P-118A

Same : Packaging and packing for overseas shipment, tape, adhesive, pres-
sure-sensitive, water resistant, amdt. 2; Aug. 12, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. 12°
(JAN-P-127 [amdt. 2].) [Supersedes amdt. 1, Mar. 30, 1945.] t

N 20.23 : JAN-P-127/anidt.2

Same: Protectors (plugs), ear, synthetic-rubber, and containers, June 25,

1946. [1946.] 10 p. 12° (JANr-P-358.) t N 20.23 : JAN-P-358

Same: Socks, wool, cushion-sole, O. D. ; June 21, 1946. [1946.] 13 p. il.

12° (JAN-S-48A.) [Supersedes JAN-S-48, May 27, 1944.] t

N 20.23 :JAN-S-48A

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1304 Government Publications

Qovemment supplies — Continued.

Same: Tanks, asphalt-storage, steel, bolted, 4000-gallon ; May 31, 1946.

[1946.] 8 p. 12° (JAN-T-346.) t N 20.23 :: JAN-T-346

Navy Department specification : Acid, hydrofluoric, technical ; Sept. 3, 1946.

[1946.] 4 p. 12° (51A12a.) [Supersedes 51A12, June 1, 1944.] t

N 20.6/2 : 51A12a

Same: Basins, hand, rubber; Sept. 3, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (57B19a.) t

N 20.6/2 :57B19a

Same: Baths, eye, glass; Sept. 3, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 1Z> (57B14a.) t

N, 20.6/2 :57B14a

Same: Cement, insulation, asbestos, finishing; Sept. 3, 1946. [1946] 4 p.

12° (32C16.) t N 20.6/2 : 32C16

Same: Compound, calking, synthetic-rubber-base (for seams of wooden

decks) ; Sept. 16, 1946. [1946.] 12 p. il. 12° (52C40.) [Supersedes 52C40
(INT), Dec. 15, 1945.] t N 20.6/2 : 52C40

Same: Compound, valve-grinding; Sept. 3, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 11. 12°

(51C22d.) [Supersedes 51C22c, Apr. 16, 1945.] t N 20.6/2 : 51C22d

Same: Copper-nickel-alloy (70:30), bars, plates, rods, sheets, and strips;

Sept. 3, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (46C6c.) t N 20.6/2 : 46C6c

Same: Disks, abrasive-coated, aluminum-oxide, and silicon-carbide (for use

on portable sanding machines) ; Oct. 1, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (40D8a.) t

N 20.6/2 : 40D8a

Same: Drawings, instrument (electrical) (for navigational purposes) ;

Sept. 3, 1946. [1946.] ' 2 p. il. 12° (35Dle.) [Supersedes S.'iDld, July 1,
1946.] t N 20.6/2 : 35Dle

Same: Drills, radial, motor-driven (shipboard use) ; Sept. 3, 1946. [1946.]

10 p. 12° (40Dld.) [Supersedes 40D1, Dec. 1, 1938, 40Dlc, June 1, 1944.] t

N 20.6/2 : 40 Did

Same: Embroidery-materials, metallic; Sept. 3, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. 12"

(71E2.) [Supersedes 71E2 (INT), Apr. 29, 1944.] t N 20.6/2 : 71E2

Same: Gages, pressure and vacuum (for air, ammonia, oil, steam, and

water) ; Oct. 1, 1946. 1946. 1 p. il. 12« (45Glp.) t N 20.6/2 : 45Glp

Same: Helmets, and shields (hand-held), welders; Sept. 3, 1946. [1946.]

12 p. il. 12° (37H4d.) [Supersedes 37H4b, Feb. 1, 1944, 37H4c. Sept. 1,
1944.] t N, 20.6/2 :37H4d

Same: Hose, oil-and-gasoline-suction-and-discharge, synthetic-rubber, wire-
stiffened ; Sept. 3, 1946. [1946.] 13 p. il. 12° (33H4h.) [Supersedes 33H4g,
July 2, 1945.] t N 20.6/2 : 33H4h

Same: Insulation, electrical, paper, pressboard ; Sept. 3, 1946. [1946.]

7 p. 12° (17-I-lOb.) [Supersedes 17-I-lOa, Mar. 1, 1941.] t

N 20.6/2 : 17-I-lOb

Same: Litters, metal (steel and aluminum) ; July 15. 1946. [1946.] 7 p.

11. 1 pi. 12° (57L2d.) [Supersedes57L2a, Aug. 1,1941, 57L2C, June 1.1943.] t

N 20.6/2 :57L2d

Same : Machine.s. vegetable-cublng-and-slicing, hand-operated ; Sept. 3, 1946.

[1946.] 3 p. 12° (04M8d.) [Supersedes 64M8c, May 1, 1937.] t

N 20.6/2 :64M8d

Same: Mirrors, signaling, emergency; Sept. 3, 1946. [1946.] 8 p. il. 12°

(18MSa.) [Supersedes 18M8, Sept. 1, 1944.] t N 20.6/2 : 18 M Sa

Same: Motor- and control-equipment, direct-current (for shipboard and

motorboat internal-combustion-engine starting) ; Aug. 15, 1946. [1946.] 45
p. il. 1 pi. 12° (17M14b.) [Supersedes 17M14, Mar. 1, 1941. 17M14a. Feb. 1,
1944.] t N 20.6/2 : 17 M 14b

Same: Oak, white, and elm (for bending) ; Aug. 15, 1946. [1940.] 6 p. 12°

(39-0-6C.) [Supersedes 39-0-6b, Oct. 1, 1938.] t N 20.6/2 : 39-0-6C

• Sent to Depository Libraries

November 1946 1305

Oovernment supplies — Continued.

Same: Packing, flax- or hemp-fiber (symbol 1260) ; Sept. 16, 1940. 1946.

Ip. 12° (33P1J.) t N 20.6/2 : 33 Plj

Same: Paint, outside, ocean-gray, no. 17 (formula no. 5-0) ; Aug. 1, 1946.

[1946.] 12 p. il. 12° (52P46a.) [Supersedes 52P46, Sept. 1, 1945.] t

N 20.6/2 : 52 P 46a

Same: Relays, electric (shipboard use) ; Sept. 10, 1940. [1946.] 5 p. 12*

( 17R6a. ) t N 20.6/2 : 17 R 6a

Same: Sinks, service (slop) (shipboard use) ; Sept. 3, 1946. [1946.]

4p.il 12° (45S2.) t N 20.6/2:45 8 2

Same: Treatment fire-, laundry-, dry-cleaning, and mildew-resistant (for

cotton fabrics) ; Sept. 3, 1946. [1946.] S p. il. 12* (51T13. ) t N 20.6/2 : 51 T 13

Same: Varnish, insulating (electrical) ; Sept. 3, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. il. 12°

(52V13g.) t . N 20.6/2 : 52 V 13g

Kavy shipping guide. Change 57, Navy shipping guide [1941], pt. 1 ; Oct. 1, 1946.
[1946.] ii p. [Accompanied by reprints of certain pages (with changes) to
be inserted in the Navy shipping guide.] t N 20.17/2 r 57/pt.l/946

Same, pt. 2 ; Oct. 1, 1946. [1946.] ii p. [Accompanied by reprints of cer-
tain pages (with changes) to be inserted in the Navy shipping guide.] t

N 20.17/2 : 57/pt.2/946

PAN AMERICAN UNION

Note. — The Pan American Union sells its own illustrated monthly Bulletin, booklets, and
other publications, at prices ranging from 5c. to $2.00. The price of any edition of the
Bulletin is 15c. a single copy, the English edition is $1.50 a year, the Spanish edition $1.00
a year, the Portuguese edition $1.00 a year ; there is an additional charge of 75c. a year
on each edition for countries outside the Pan American Union. Address the Pan Ameripan
Union, Washington, D. C.

Copyright. Convencion interamericana sobre el derecho de autor en obras
literarias, cientlficas y artlsticas, suscrita en la Conferencia Interamericana
de Expertos para la Proteccion de los Derechos de Autor Union Pauamericana,
1 a 22 de junio de 1946; Inter-American convention on rights of author in
literary, scientific, and artistic works, signed at Inter-American Conference
of Experts on Copyright, Pan American Union, June 1-22, 1946; Convengao
interamericana sobre os direitos de autor em obras literarias, cientlficas e
artlsticas, firmada na Conferencia Interamericana de Peritos para a Protegao
dos Direitos Autorais, Uniao Pauamericana, 1-22 de juuho de 1946 ; Convention
interamericaine sur les droits d'auteur d'omivres litteraires, scientiilques et
artistiques, signee a Conference Interamericaine d'Experts pour la Protection
des Droits d'Auteur, Union Panamerioaine, 1-22 juin 1946. Washington,
D. C, 1946. [l]-f28 p. (Serie sobre derecho y tratados, niira. 11; Law and
treaty series, no. 19; Serie sobre direito e tratados, no, 8; S^rie sur le droit
et les traites, no. 3.) [Spanish, English, Portuguese, and French.] t

PA 1.18 : 19

Inter-American Conference of Experts on Copyright, Pan American Union,

June 1-22, 1946, proceedings. Washington, D. C, 1946. [4]-|-2-[-180 leaves,
4° (Congress and conference series no. 51.) [Processed.] f Paper, $1.00.

L. C. card 4&-27879 PA 1.37 : e 51

Haiti. Haiti. [Revised reprint, 1940.] Washington, D. C. [1946]. 32 p. il.
t Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 11-35837 PA 1.26 : H 12

Honduras. Honduras. [Revised edition, 1946.] Washington, D. C. [1946]. 32
p. il. t Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 16-26»43 PA 1.26 : H 75

International laic. Codification of international law in the Americas [with lists
of sources]. Washington, D. C, Oct. 1946. [l]-f28 leaves, 4° (Law and
treaty series no. 20.) [Processed.] f
L. C. card 46-27873 PA 1.18 : 20

La Paz, Bolivia. La Paz. Washington, D. C [1946]. 24p.il. t Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 4&-27872 PA 1.31 : L 31

• Sent to Depository Libraries

]^306 GoViiKNMENT PUBLICATIONS

Notiviero, boletin iuforiuativo publicado por la Oflcina del Coust'jero Comercial
de la Uni6n Panajnericana, Washington, D. C, num. 1; septiembre de 1940.
[194G.] 10 leaves, 4° [Monthly. Processed.] f Paper, 10c. PA 1.63:1

PANAMA CANAL

Note. — Although The Panama Canal makes its reports to, and is under the supervision
of, the Secretary of War, It is not a part of the War Department.

Boilers. Regulations for inspection of boilers and pressure vessels except those
on floating craft. Revised July 23, 1S)46. Panama Canal Press, Mount, Hope,
C. Z., 1946. cover title, 18 p. small 4" t W 79.2 : B 63/946

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT

RAILWAY IHAIL SERVICE

Mail routes. Schedule of mail routes, no. 614, Sept. 23, 1946, 4th division. Rail-
way Mail Service comprising Alabama, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina,
Tennessee, Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands. Darby Printing Co., Atlanta, Ga.
[Sept. 23, 1946.] 116 p. narrow 8° t P 10.12/4: 614

Schedule of mail routes, no. 556. Sept. 30, 1946, 7th division. Railway

Mail Service, comprising Kansas and Missouri. Wellington Printing Co., St.
Louis, Mo. [Sept. 30, 1946]. 132 p. narrow 8° + P 10.12/7: 556

Schedule of mail routes, no. 483, Sept. 24, 1946, 8th division. Railway

Mail Service, comprising Arizona, California, Guam, Hawaii, Nevada, Samoa,
and Utah. [San Francisco P. O., Sept. 24, 1946.] 152 p. narrow 8° t

P 10.12/8 : 483

Schedule of mail routes, no. 337, Sept. 30, 1946, llth division. Railway

Mail Service, comprising New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas. Babcock Printing
Co., Fort Worth, Tex. [Sept. 30, 1946]. 146 p. narrow 8° t P 10.12/11 : 337

Schedule of mail routes, no. 194, Sept. 16, 1946, 12th division. Railway

Mail Service, comprising Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi. Peerless Print-
ing Co., New Orleans, La., [Sept. 16, 1946]. 92 p. narrow 8° t

P 10.12/12 : 194

TOPOGRAPHY DIVISION

Note. — The Division of Topography has on file maps showing all roads used by the rural
free delivery mail service. Kural delivery routes are shown in detail on county or local
maps which, with a few exceptions, are drawn to the scale of 1 : 62,500 or 1 : 63,360 (1 mile
to the inch). Maps of more than 1,600 counties in the United States have been prepared by
the Post Office Department and contact prints, made from the original maps on tile are sold
for 50 cents per copy. Each county map shows in addition to tlie roads traveled by rural
carriers, all post offices within the county and all other roads, houses, schools, and churches
known at the time the map was originally drawn, together with an outline of the drainage.
A list of the county maps on file will be furnished upon application to the Superintendent,
Division of Finance, Post Office Department, Washington 25, D. C. Kural delivery routes
emanating from post offices in counties for which county maps have not been drawn are
shown on local maps. Contact prints of such maps are sold at 25 cents each. Orders for
all postal maps should be accompanied by money order and addressed to the Superintendent,
Division of Finance, Post Office Department, Washington 25, D. C. Rural delivery maps
should not be confused with the State post route maps which are listed in the Monthly
catalog for Jan. 1946, page 113.

PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES

Note. — The functions and duties of the E.xccutive Office of the President were established
by Executive order of Sept. 8. 1939. The principal divisions at present are as follows : The
White House Office, the Bureau of the Budget, the Liaison Office for Personnel Manage-
ment, and the Office for Emergency Management.

For information relating to the issuance of Executive orders and Proclamations of the
President see, below, note under Executive orders.

Alaska, withdrawing public lands for use of War Department for military pur-
poses. Apr. 30, 1942. (Executive order 915.3A.) [Not issued separately.
Confidential status released by letter of Secretary of War dated June 27, 1946.
Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 213, Oct. 31, 1946, p. 12839, 12841.]

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Alien Property Custodian Office. Terminating Office of Alien Property Custo-
dian and transferring its functions to Attorney General. Oct. 14, 1946. (Exec-
utive order 0788.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v.
11, no. 201, p. 11981. A correction to this order appeared in Federal register,
V. 11, no. 203, Oct. 17, 1946, p. 12123.]

Armistice Day, 1946, proclamation [designating Nov. 11, 1946, as Armistice Day].
Oct. 28, 1946. (Proclamation 2710.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in
Federal register, v. 11, no. 212, Oct. 30, 1946, p. 12779, 12781.]

Atlanta d St. Andrews Bay Railway. Creating Emergency Board to investigate
disputes between Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Railway Company and other
carriers, and certain of tlieir employees. Oct. 25, 1946. (Executive order
9793.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register v. 11, no. 211,
Oct. 29, 1946, p. 12G95, 12697.]

Barrett, Rotert J. Executive order, authorizing appointment of Robert J. Bar-
rett to position as captain in Metropolitan Police Force of District of Columbia
without regard to civil service rules. Sept. 18, 1946. 1 p. 4° (No. 9779.)
t The National Archives. • Item 943 Pr 33.5 : 9779

Claims. Regulations governing consideration, adjustment, and settlement of
claims under Public law 657, approved Aug. 7, 1046. Oct. 5, 1946. (Executive
order 9786.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11,
no. 196, p. 11553, 11555-556.]

Clothing aUoicances. Amendment of Executive order 9744B of June 29, 1946,
prescribing regulations governing furnishing of clothing in kind or payment of
cash allowances in lieu thereof to enlisted personnel of Navy, Coast Guard,
Naval Reserve and Coast Guard Reserve. Oct. 1, 1946. (Executive order
0785.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 192,
p. 11187.]

Dedication Day, 1946, proclamation [designating Nov. 19, 1946, anniversary of
Gettysburg Address, as Dedication Day.] Oct. 30, 1046. (Proclamation 2711.)
[Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 213, Oct. 31,
1046, p. 12839.]

Executive orders.

Note. — The Federal register act (49 Stat. 500 as amended : 44 U. S. C, and supp.
301 seq.) provides in sec. 5 as follows: There shall be published in the Federal register
all Presidential Proclamations and Executive orders, except such as have no general
applicability and legal effect or are effective only against Federal agencies or persons in
their capacity as ofBcers, agents, or employees thereof.

Those Executive orders and Proclamations published in the Federal register will not
be issued separately, but title entries for such Executive orders and Proclamations, with
reference to the Federal register, appear above and below.

The distribution of Executive orders and Proclamations was transferred beginning
Mar. 12. 1936, from the Department of State to the Division of the Federal Register,
National Archives. Free distribution will be only to appropriate agencies of the Gov-
ernment. The Federal register will be sold by the Superintendent of Documents, Govern-
ment Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C, on a subscription basis of .?1.50 per month or
$15.00 per year.

Hawaii. Restoring certain lands to jurisdiction of Hawaii. Oct. 26, 1946. (Ex-
ecutive order 9795.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register,
V. 11, no. 211, Oct. 29, 1946, p. 12697-698.]

Interior Department. Designating solicitor of Department of Interior to act as
Under Secretary or Assistant Secretary of Interior. Oct. 26, 1946. (Execu-
tive order 9794.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11,
no. 211, Oct. 29, 1946, p. 12697.]

National Air Mail Week, proclamation [designating week of Oct. 27-Nov. 2, 1946
as National Air Mail Week]. Oct. 21, 1946. (Proclamation 2707.) [Not is-
sued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 206, Oct. 22, 1946,
p. 12347.]

Philippine Alien Property Administration. Establishing Philippine Alien Prop-
erty Administration and defining its functions. Oct. 14, 1046. (Executive
order 0780.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11,
no. 201, p. IIOSI, 11983.]

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President's Scientific Research Board. Providing for study of scientific research
and development activities and establishing President's Scientific Research
Board. Oct. 17, 1946. (Executive order 9791.) [Not issued separately. Ap-
peared in Federal register, t. 11, no. 205, Oct. 19, 194G, p. 12277, 12279.]

Proclamations.

Note. — For information concerning the issuance of Executive orders and Proclama-
tions, see above, note under tlie subhead Executive orders.

Puerto Rico. Executive order, designating A. Cecil Snyder as acting judge of
district court of United States for Puerto Rico. Sept. 5, 1946. 1 p. 4° (No.
9777.) t The National Archives. • Item 943 Pr 33.5: 9777

Retiremeyit. Executive order, exemption of certain officers of executive branch
of Government from compulsorv retirement for age. Sept. 19, 1946. 1 p. 4"
(No. 9780.) t The National Archives. • Item 943 Pr 33.5: 9780

San Olemente Island Naval Defensive Sea Area. Amendment of Executive
order 7747 of Nov. 20, 1937, as amended, establishing San Clemente Island
Naval Defensive Sea Area. Oct. 5, 1946. (Executive order 9787.) [Not is-
sued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 196, p. 11556.]

Thanksgiving Day, 1046, proclamation [designating Nov. 28, 1946 as day of
national thanksgiving.] Oct. 28, 1946. (Proclamation 2709.) [Not issued
separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 212, Oct. 30, IMQ, p.
12779.]

Timber. Emergency due to housing shortage, free importation of timber, lumber,
and lumber products. Oct. 28, 1946. (Proclamation 2708.) [Not issued sep-
arately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, np. 211, Oct. 29, 1946, p. 12695.]

Transports. Amending Executive order 9492 as amended prescribing regulations
governing non-military and non-naval transportation of Army and Navy air
transports. Oct. 23, 1946. (Executive order 9792.) [Not issued separately.
Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 209, Oct. 25, 1946, p. 12499.]

Utiited Nations Education Day, proclamation [designating Oct. 23, 1946 as
United Nations Education Day.] Oct. 18 1946. (Proclamation 2706.) [Not
issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 205, p. 12277.]

Wheeler Migratory Waterfoivl Refuge. Amending Executive order no. 7926 of
July 7, 1938, establishing Wheeler Migratory Waterfowl Refuge. Oct. 14, 1946.
(Executive order 9790.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal regis-
ter, V. 11, no. 203, p. 12121, 12123.]

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICE
civhjan peoduction administration

Advisory Commission to Council of National Defense. Minutes of Advisory
Commission to Council of National Defense, June 12, 1940-Oct. 22, 1941. 1946.
vi-f-lSl p. 4" (Historical reports on war administration; War Production
Board Documentary publication 1.) * Paper, 50c. • Pr 32.48^40:1

Planning Committee, War Production Board. Minutes of Planning Committee of
War Production Board, Feb. 20, 1942-Apr. 1, 1943. 1946. vi-fl80 p. 4° (His-
torical reports on war administration ; War Production Board, Documentary
publications.) * Paper, 50c. Pr 32.4840: 5

PRICE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE

Bell, Walter F. No. 307, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Walter F. Bell v. Paul A.
Porter, price administrator; brief for administrator. [1946.] cover title,
i-f 42 p. t Pr 32.4217 : B 413/3

Berman Lumber Co. In Supreme Court of South Dakota, Don Berman et al.,
doing business as Berman Lumber Company, v. Black Hills Keystone Corpora-
tion, South Dakota corporation, Paul A. Porter, administrator, Office of Price
Administration, amicus curiae; brief of Paul A. Porter, administrator, Office
of Price Administration, amicus curiae. [1946.] cover title, i+15 p. %

Pr 32.4217 : B 456

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Brown-Bledsoe Lumber Co. No, 5520, in circuit court of appeals for 4th circuit,
Paul A. Porter, administrator, Office of Price Administration, v. T. B. Bledsoe
[et al.], individually and doing business as Brown-Bledsoe Lumber Company;
appellants' brief and appendix. [1946.] cover title, ii+40 p. %

Pr 32.4217 : B 818

Butter. Facts about butter supply and demand. [1946.] 4 p. il. 4" [Proc-
essed.] t Pr 32.4202 : B 98

Collins, Mrs. Christine. No. 371, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Christine C.
Collins et al. v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ; transcript of proceedings
before price administrator. [1946.] cover title, ii-fl-112A-f 113-247 p. [Name
incorrectly given as Christine C. Collins instead of Christine Collins.] %

Pr 32.4217 : C 692/3

Nos. 352, 353, and 357, consolidated, in Emergency Court of Appeals,

Christine Collins, et al. v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ; brief for admin-
istrator. [1946.] cover title, ii +39 p. % Pr 32.4217 : C 692/4

Commodities. Supplement to Directory of commodities and services, index to
price regulations and jurisdiction of operating units, 6th edition, supp. 6, Sept. 1,
1946. [1946.] ii-f 147 p. [All references to previously issued supplements
should be discontinued.] Included in price of Directory. • Item 963
L. C. card 46-26097 Pr 32.4206 : C 73/945-2/supp.6

Darling & Co. No. 366, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Darling & Co. v. Paul A.
Porter, price administrator; answer. [1946.] cover title, 4 p. $

Pr 32.4217 : D 249/2

Same : transcript of proceedings before price administrator. [1946.] cover

title, ii+134 p. il. % Pr 32.4217 : D 249

Beer, John M. No. 11721, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit, Paul A.
Porter, administrator. Office of Price Administration, v. John Martin Deer,
appeal from district court for southern district of Florida ; appellant's brief
[1946.] cover title, ii-f 13 p. t Pr 32.4217 : D 36/2

Transcript of record, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit, no. 11721,

Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of Price Administration, v. John Martin
Deer, appeal from district court for southern district of Florida. [1946 ]
cover title, i+34 p. il. J Pr 32.4217 : D 36

Dependable Motors. No. 370, in Emergency Court of Appeals, John Berkeley
McCain, doing business as Dependable Motors, v. Paul A. Porter, price admin-
istrator; transcript of proceedings before price administrator. [1946.] cover
title, i-f40 p. t Pr. 32.4217 : D 441

Directory of field and national office supervisory personnel, Aug. 23, 1946, no. 14 ;
prepared by Office of Administrative Service. [1946.] 31 p. 4° f • Item 963

Pr 32.4202 : P 43/no.l4

Easley, George M. No. 339, in Emergency Court of Appeals, George M. Easley v.
Paul A. Porter, price administrator; brief for administrator. [1946.] cover
title, i-f 18 p. t Pr. 32.4217 : Ea 76/3

East, L., Produce Co. No. 11607, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit,
Leonard East and Alvin G. East, doing business as L. East Produce Company,
V. Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of Price Administration; brief for
appellee. [1946.] cover title, ii+14 p. $ Pr 32.4217 : Ea 77/2

18 Palmer Avenue, Inc. No. 326, in Emergency Court of Appeals, 18 Palmer
Avenue, Inc., v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; briet for administrator.
[1946.] cover title, i-f21 p. t Pr 32.4217 : Ei 44/3

Figueroa Ballroom. No. 358, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Figueroa Ballroom
(Longo and Pontrelli) v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ; ans'wer. [19-46.]
cover title, 5 p. J Pr 32.4217 : F 409/2

Fox Packing Co. No. 375, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Fox Packing Com-
pany V. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ; transcript of proceedings before
price administrator. [1946.] cover title, i+47 p. t Pr 32.4217 : F 834

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Haines Motor Co. No. 9241, brief for appellee. United States Court of Appeals,
District of Coluuibia, Willis L. Haines, t/a Haines ■ftlotor Company, v. Paul A.
Porter, administrator, Otiice of Trice Administration; appeal from District
Court of United States lor District of Columbia. [1946.] cover title, i+8 p. t

Pr 32.4217 : H 127

Hardin Lumber Co. Transcript of record, in circuit court of appeals for 5th cir-
cuit, no. 11748, Paul A. Porter, administrator, Office of Price Administration,
vs. H. II. Hardin, et al., doing business as Hardin Lumber Company;
appeal from district court for middle district of Georgia. [1946.] cover title,
ii+lS p. t Pr 32.4217 : H 219/2

Lankes, Joseph, Inc. Nos. 236-238, 241-242, 244r-245, consolidated, in Emergency
Court of Appeals, Joseph Lankes, Inc., et al., v. Paul A. Porter, price admin-
istrator; supplemental tran.script of proceedings before price administrator.
[1946.] cover title, i-f-11 p. t Pr 32.4217 : L 274/4

Liquor Warehouse. Transcript of record, in circuit court of appeals for 5th
circuit, no. 11747, Paul A. Porter, administrator of Office of Price Administra-
tion, V. Texas J. Cole, doing business as Liquor "Warehouse, appeal from district
court for northern district of Texas. [1946.] cover title, i-|-54 p. t

Pr 32.4217 : L 669

London Terrace, Inc. No. 337, in Emergency Court of Appeals, London Terrace,
Inc., V. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; brief for administrator. [1946.]
cover title, i+30 p. t Pr 32.4217 : L 846/3

Lorch Manufacturing Co. Transcript of record, in circuit court of appeals for
5th circuit, no. 11749, Paul A. Porter, administrator of Office of Price Admin-
istration, V. Lorch Manufacturing Company, appeal from district court for
northern district of Texas. [1946.] cover title, i+22 p. 2 tab. t

Pr 32.4217 : L 883/3

Modern Manufacturing Co., Inc. No. 254, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Mod-
ern Manufacturing Co., Inc., v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ; 2d sup-
plemental transcript of proceedings before price administrator. [1946.] cover
title, i+19 p. % Pi- 32.4217 : M 72/5

Ohio Fuel Gas Co. Nos. 10293 — 294, in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit,
Paul A. Porter, price administrator. Office of Price Administration, v. Ohio
Fuel Gas Company (2 cases), appeal from district court for northern district
of Ohio, eastern division ; brief for appellant. [1946.] cover title, ii+22 p. t

Pr 32.4217 : Oh 3

One Fifth Avenue, Inc. No. 374, in Emergency Court of Appeals, One Fifth
Avenue, Inc., v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ; transcript of proceedings
before price administrator. [1946.] cover title, i-f 66 p. J

Pr 32.4217 : On 2/2
Price regulations.

Note. — Price schedules and regulations, amendments, and orders are issued as pre-
prints or reprints from the Federal register and do not appear in the Monthly catalog.
The regulations are compiled and printed to include, to date of publication, all amend-
ments and digests of supplementary orders thereto, and are entered in this catalog.
Price schedules and regulations are available from the Request Unit, Distribution Branch,
Office of Price Administration, Washington 25, D. C, or held offices, and requests will be
filled to include all additional amendments issued to date of request.

Prices. Important message on price and rent control. [1946.] [2] p. 4° [Proc-
essed. ] t Pr 32.4202 : R 29/17

Rice, Carlton L. No. 9386, United States Court of Appeals, District of Columbia,
Carlton L. Rice v. Paul A. Porter, administrator for Office of Price Adminis-
tration, appeal from District Court of United States for District of Columbia;
brief for appellee. [1946.] cover title, ii-f 18 p. t Pr 32.4217 : R 36

Schaefer, Jack, d Associates. No. 367, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Jack
Schaefer and Hazel M. Schaefer, doing business as Jack Schaefer & Associates,
V Paul A. Porter, price administrator; answer. [1946.] cover title, 2 p. J

Pr 32.4217 : Sell 13/2

Same; transcript of proceedings before price administrator. [1946.] cover

title, i-f 67 p. t Pi* 32.4217 : Sch 13

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Sears, Roebuck & Co. Transcript of record, iu circuit court of appeals for 5th
circuit, no. 11709, Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of Price Administration,
vs. Sears, Roebucli & Company, appeal from district court for nortliern district
of Texas. [1946.] cover title, i+99 p. il. t Pr 32.4217 : Se 17/3

Transcript of record, in circuit court of appeals for Sth circuit, no. 11710,

Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of Price Administration, v. Sears, Roebuck
& Company, appeal from district court for northern district of Texas. [1946.]
cover title, i+llo p. il. t Pi' 32.4217 : Se 17/4

Shoemaker, Richardson. No. 346, in Emergency Court of Appeals, George O.
Philips, trustee of estate of Richardson Shoemaker v. Paul A. Porter, price
administrator; brief for administrator. [1946.] cover title, i+14 p. t

Pr 32.4217 : Sh 73/3

Same; transcript of proceedings before price administrator. [1946.]

cover title, [1] +98 p. il. | Pr 32.4217 : Sh 73/2

Southern Goods Corporation. No. 5505, in circuit court of appeals for 4th cir-
cuit, Southern Goods Corporation v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator. Office
of Price Administration, appeal from district court for middle district of North
Carolina, at Greensboro; brief for appellee. [1946.] cover title, i+16 p. t

Pr 32. 4217 : So 88

Starr Jobbing House. No. 368, in Emergency Court of Appeals, William Starr,
doing busiues as Starr Jobbing House, v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ;
transcript of proceedings before price administrator. [1946.] cover title,
i+26p. t Pr 32.4217 : St 28

Van Der Loo, Jo. Brief for appellant. United States Court of Appeals for Dis-
trict of Columbia, no. 9324, Paul A. Porter, administrator, Office of Price Ad-
ministration, V. Jo Van Der Loo, appeal from judgment of District Court of
United States for District of Columbia. [1946.] cover title, i+8 p. t

Pr 32.4217 : V 284/3

Joint appendix. United States Court of Appeals, District of Columbia, no.

9324, Paul A. Porter, administrator, Office of Price Administration, vs. Jo Van
Der Loo ; Jo Van Der Loo vs. Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of Price
Administration, appeals from judgment of District Court of United States for
District of Columbia, Matthew F. McGuire, presiding. [1946.] cover title,
i + 103 p. % Pr 32.4217 : V 284/4

Vitamin Products Co. No. 270, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Royal Lee, doing
business as Vitamin Products Company, v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ;
brief for administrator. [1946.] cover title, i +28 p. t Pr 32.4217 : V 831/6

■ Same; supplemental brief for administrator. [1946.] cover title, ii +

13 p. t Pr 32.4217 : V 831/7

WAR ASSKTS AUMINISTEATION

Surplus property. Surplus Govei-nnuMit property: Induction heating and heat
treating equipment offered for sale by all WAA regional offices, n. p. Oct. 1.
1946. 12+[4]p. 4° (Special listing B^7.) f Pr 33.209: 47

Same: Telephone and telegraph wire and cable and miscellaneous equip-
ment offered for sale by all WAA regional offices, n. p. Oct. 17, 1946. 20+
[4] p. 4° (Special listing WA 1^48.) t Pr 33.209: 48

RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD

Railroad employees. Compensation and service of railroad employees, statistical
tables, 1943. Chicago, 111., 1946. cover title, [10] +240 p. oblong 8" [Proc-
essed.] t
L. C. card 46-27871 RR 1.2 : C 73/943

Compensation and service of railroad employees, statistical tables, 1944.

Chicago, 111., 1945. cover title, [9] +196 p. oblong 8° [Processed. An Errata,
1 p. oblong 48°, was also issued.] t RR 1.2 : C 73/944

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Railroad retirement acts and railroad unemployment Insurance act, as amended
July 31, 1946. 1946. [4] +64 p. * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card 46-27870 RR 15 : R 31/946

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

Note. — The decisions or opinions of the Securities and Exchange Commission are issued
in processed form Immediately upon their release, and copies are distributed by the Com-
mission upon request. They are published later in printed form in bound volumes only.

Electric utilities. Security issues of electric and gas utilities, 1935-45, report
of Public Utilities Division. [1946.] cover title, [l]+37 p. il. 4° [Proc-
essed 1 t
L. C. card 46-27851 SE 1.2 : El 2/935-45

Securities. Proposal to safeguard investors in unregistered securities, report to
Congress, recommending amendment to securities exchange act of 1934 which
would extend to investors in unregistered securities protection now afforded
to investors in registered securities by reason of sec. 12-14 and 16 of the act.
Philadelphia, Pa., 1946. cover title, vii+118 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t

SE 1.2 : Se 26/8

Same. 1946. ix+86 p. (H. doc. 672, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Printed.] t

SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM

Local board memoranda. Transmittal memo no. 260 and 263 [transmitting Local
board memoranda] ; Sept. 16 and Oct. 5, 1946. [1946.] [15] p. and [8] p.
[Issued in loose-leaf form.] * Paper, 5c. each. • Item 994

Y3.Se 4: 13/260, 263

Selective service manual. Notice, packet [of pages for 3d printing, 2d edition,
Selective service manual], no. 18; [Oct. 14, 1946]. [1946.] [32] p. [Issued
in loose-leaf form. S'ome of the pages are issued as leaves.] Included in
price of Packet no. 1. • Item 994 Y 3.Se 4 : 7/945-18

Note. — This packet of pages for insertion in the Selective service manual contains
pages 1-L through 4-L and Amendments 399-402.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION

NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART

National Oallery of Art, Washington, D. C. [general information and guide to
the galleries]. [Reprint with changes, 1946.] [2] -{-18 p. il. t • Item 1006
L. C. card 46-27869 SI 8.2 : N 21/946/rep.

STATE DEPARTMENT

Note. — All publications of the Department (except laws, treaties, and translations)
have, since Oct. 1, 1929, been numbered consecutively in the order in which they were sent
to press. Publications of a similar character are brought within well-defined series, and
each series publication bears a series number in addition to its publication number. The
diplomatic correspondence of the United States is published in the volumes entitled Foreign
relations of the United States. Laws are first published in slip form in separate series
(public and private) and are numbered withiti each series in the order in which they
become law ; they are later published in bound form in the United States Statutes at large.
The Department of State publications entitled Treaty series and Executive aKreement
series have been discontinued. The Treaties and other international acts series has been
inaugurated to make available in a single series the texts of treaties and other instru-
ments (such as constitutions and charters of international organizations, declarations,
agreements effected bv exchanges of diplomatic notes, et cetera) establishing or defiiiing
relations between the United States of America and other countries. The texts printed
in the present series, as in the Treaty series and Executive agreement series, are authentic
and, in appropriate cases, are certified as such by the Department of State. The Treaties
and other international acts series begins with the number 1501. the combined numbers
in the Treaty series and Executive agreement series having reached 1500, the last number
in the Treaty series being 094 and the last number in the Executive agreement series being
.^Ofi. Treaties are also published in the compilation Treaties and other international acts of
the United States of America, which contains literal copies of the documents, followed
by notes of a textual and procedural character. Spanish, Portuguese, and French

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November 1946 1313

translations, prepared by the Department's Central Translating Office, have their own pub-
lication numbers, running consecutively from 1. The Department of State Bulletin pub-
lished weekly and indexed semiatinually as of the dates of the last issues in June and
December, contains the texts of the daily mimeographed press releases, Information regard-
ing treaties, and other material on the Department's work. The Bulletin contains each
quarter a complete list of the Department's putilications for the preceding quarter.

The list below frequently includes certain relevant publications issued by other agencies
of the Government under requisition of the Department of State and certain relevant
congressional documents.

For information concerning Executive orders and Proclamations of the President, for-
merly published by the State Department, but beginning with Mar. 12, 1936, distributed
by the Federal Register Division, see National Archives, Federal Register Division, Federal
register.

Addresses. Restatement of U. S. policy on Germany, address by Secretary of
State, delivered in Stuttgart, Germany, Sept. 6, 1946. [1946.] [2]-|-17 p. 12°
([European series 13; Publication 2616.]) * Paper, 5c. • Item 1019
L. C. card SD 46-34 S 1.45 : 13

Bulletin. Department of State bulletin, v. 13, nos. 314-340, July 1-Dec. 30, 1945
[title page and index]. [1946.] [1] +1067-1100 p. 4" ( [Publication 2592.])
* Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 39-26945 S 1.3 : IS/t.p.&ind.

Commerce. New horizons for world trade. [1946.] [2]-fl2 p. ([Commercial
policy series 90: Publication 2591.]) * Paper, 5c. • Item 1013
L. C. card 46-27747 S 1.37 : 90

Denmark. Air transpoii; services, agreement between United States and Den-
mark, amending agreement of Dec. 16, 1944, effected by exchanges of notes
signed Washington, Oct. 23 and Dec. 5, 1945 and Mar. 21, 1946; effective Mar.
21, 1946. [1946.] [2] +3 p. (Treaties and other international acts series
1519; [Publication 2575].) * Paper, 5c. • Item 1040
L. C. card 46-27803 S 9.10 : 1519

Foreign service regulations. Foreign service regulations transmitting memo-
randum no. 181 ; July 25, 1946. [1949.] 1 p. 4° [Processed. Accompanied by
reprint of chap. 3, dated Aug. 1, 1946. and amended Check list of pages of
Foreign service regulations of United States.] % S 1.5/2 : 181

Same : no. 183 ; July 25, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. 4° [Processed. Accompanied

by reprints of chap. 16 and 17 and reprints, with minor changes, of chap. 18 and
19 of Foreign service regulations of United States.] t - S 1.5/2 ; 183

Same: no. 184; Aug. 1, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed. Accompanied

by amended pages to chap. 5, supp. E of Foreign service regulations of United
States, dated Aug. 1, 1946.] % S 1.5/2 : 184

Same: no. 185; Aug. 5, 1946. [1^6.] 1 p. 4" [Processed. Accompanied

by reprint, with amendment to note 36 (a) , of chap. 5, supp. E of Foreign service
regulations of United States, dated Aug. 1, 1946.] % S 1.5/2: 185

Same : no. 187 ; Aug. 30, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed. Accompanied

by reprinted and amended pages to chap. 22 of Foreign service regulations of
United States, dated Aug. 1, 1946.] % 81.5/2:187

Same : no. 188 ; Aug. 20. 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Processed. Accompanied

by amended pages to chap. 5 of Foreign service regulations of United States,
dated Aug. 20, 1946.] % S 1.5/2 : 188

Same : no. 189 ; Aug. 30, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed. Accompanied

by reprints of chap. 11 and 20 of Foreign service regulations of United States,
dated Aug. 15, 1946.] % 81.5/2:189

Same : no. 190 ; Aug. 30, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed. Accompanied

by reprint of chap. 12 of Foreign service regulations of United States, dated"
Aug. 15, 1946.] i 81.5/2:190

Memorandum transmitting inserts for Foreign service regulations [of

United States], no. 180. [1946.] [1] p. 4° [Processed. Accompanied by
amended pages to chap. 6 of Foreign service regulations, dated June 1946.] +

S 1.5/2 : 180

Same: no. 182. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed. Accompanied by amended

pages to Accounts supp. D, chap. 5, of Foreign service regulations, dated June
1946.] t 81.5/2:182

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1314 Government Publications

France. Piirchase of natural rubber, agreement between United States and
France, effected by exchange of notes signed Washington Jan. 28 and Feb. 7,
1046.' [1M6.] [21+4 p. (Treaties and other international acts series 1525;
[Publication 260.H].) [English and French.] * Paper, uc. • Item 1040
L. C. card 46-27835 S 9.10 : 1525

Orrmauji. What we are doing in Germany, and why. [1040.] 4 p. 4° (Foreign
affairs outlines. Building the peace, autumn 1946, no. 11; [European series 14;
Publication 2621].) t • Item 1019
L. C. card SD 4(5-35 81.45:14

Great Brifniu. Purchase of natural rubber, agreement between United States
and United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, effected by ex-
change of notes signed Washington .Ian. 28 and Mar. 1, 1946. [1946.] [2] +3 p.
(Treaties and other international acts series 1526; [Publication 2601].)

* Paper, 5c. • Item 1040

L. C. card 46-27807 S 9.10 : 1.526

Uaiiinn finnnccft. supplementary agreement between United States and Republic
of Haiti, modifying agreement of Sept. 13, 1041 : signed Port-au-Prince May 14,
1946. [1946.] [2]-f2 p. (Treaties and other international acts series 1521;
[Publication 2594].) [English and French.] * Paper, .5c. • Item 1040
L. C. card 46-27804 8 9.10:1.521

India. Mutual aid settlement, agreement between United States and India : signed
Washington May 16. 1946, effective May 16, 1946. [1946.] [2] +8 p. (Treaties
and other international acts series 1.532; [Publication 2604].) * Paper, 5c.

• Item 1040

L. C. card 46-27834 S 9.10 : 1532

International trade and British loan. [1946.] [2]-flO p. 11. 4" ([Commercial
policy series 91 : Publication 2.595.]) * Paper, lOc. • Item 1013
L. C. card 46-27776 S 1.37 : 91

International Trade Organization, how will it work? [with list of publications].
[1946.] 8 p. il. 4° (Foreign affairs outlines, Building the i)eace. Aug. 1946,
no. 7; Commercial policy series 92; Publication 2.597.) f • Item 1013
L. C. card 46-27816 S 1.37 : 92

■Japan. What we are doing in Japan, and why. [1946.] 4 p. 4° (Foreign
affairs outlines. Building the peace, autumn 1946. no. 12 : [Far Eastern series
15: Publication 2633.]) t • Item 1019
L. C. card 46-27824 S 1.38 : 15

Mission on .Japanese Combines. Keport of Mission on Japanese Combines: pt. 1.
Analytical and technical data, report to Department of State and War De-
partment. Mar. 1946. x+l-93e-f 94-2.30 p. 3 pi. 4° ([Far Eastern series
14; Publication 2628.]) * Paper, 7.5c. • Item 1010
L. C. card 46-27819 • S 1.38 : 14

Netherlands. Purchase of natural rubber, agreement between United States
and Netherlands, effected by exchange of notes, signed Washington, Jan. 28
and Feb. 9. 1946. [1946.] [2]-f2p. (Treaties and other international acts
series 1.524; [Publication 2587].) * Paper, 5c. • Item 1040
L. C. card 46-27806 S" 9.10 : 1524

N07-icay. Civil administration and jurisdiction in liberated Norwegian territory,
memorandum of agreement between United States and Norway: signed May
16, 1944. [1946.] [2] +4 p. (Treaties and other international acts series
1514; [Publication 2577].) * Paper. 5c. • Item 1040
L. C. card 46-27802 S 9.10 : 1514

Oeeupation, why? what? where? [1946.] 4 p. 4" (Foreign affairs outlines.
Building the peace, autumn 1946. no. 10; [Publication 2627]). t • Item 1019

8 1.2 : F 76a/2/no.l0

Puhlications. Department of State publications, semi-annual list cumulative
from Oct. 1, 1929 : .July 1, 1946. [1946.] iii+37 p. ([Publication 2609.]) t
• Item 1025
L. C. f a rd 30-26444 8 1.30 : 946/2

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November 1946 1315

Suffur. Regulation of production aud marketiug of sugar, protocol between
United States and otlier Powers, prolonging international agreement of May
6, 1937 ; signed London Aug. 31, 1W5, proclaimed June 10, 1946. [194G.] [2] +
5 p. (Treaties and other international acts series 1523; [Publication 2580].)
* Paper, 5c. • Item 1040
L. C. card 46-27S05 S 9.10 : 1523

United Nations. Goals for United Nations, economic and social. [1946.] 4 p.
4° (Foi'eign affairs outlines, Building the peace, autumn 1946, no. 9; [United
States-United Nations information series 11; Publication 2631].) t • Item
1019
L. C. card 46-27831 S 1.50 : 11

■ Goals for United Nations, jwlitical and security. [1946.] 4 p. 4° (For-
eign affairs outlines, Building the peace, autumn 1946, no. 8; [United States-
United Nations information series 10; Publication 2623].) t • Item 1019
L. C. card 46-27S30 S 1.50 : 10

Guide to United States and United Nations [with list of Background mate-
rial on United Nations and other international organizations]. [1946.] 8 p.
11. 4° ([United States-United Nations information series 12; Publication
2634.] ) [At head of title : Building the peace.] t • Item 1019

L. C. card 46-27832 S 1.50 : 12

United States and United Nations [report of United States delegation to

1st part of 1st session of General Assembly of United Nations, London, Eng-
land, Jan. 10-Feb. 14, 1946, submitted to President of United States by Secre-
tary of State in Washington, D. C, Mar. 1, 1946]. 1946 [reprint], x+54 p.
( [Conference series 82; Publication 2484.] ) [This publication has been desig-
nated as United States and United Nations report series 1. The original print,
with different title and arrangement of text on preliminary pages, was entered
in the Monthly catalog for May 1946, p. 553.] * Paper, 15c.

L. C. card 46-27716 S 5.30 : 82/1-2

United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. Is UNESCO
key to international understanding? radio broadcast by Department of State,
June 1, 1946. [1946.] [2]-f23 p. 16" ([United States-United Nations in-
formation series 7; Publication 2590.]) * Paper, .5c. • Item 1019
L. C. card 46-27800 S 1.50 : 7

United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration. 8th report to Congress
on operations of UNKRA under act of Mar. 28, 1944, as of June 30, 1946. 1946.
ii-f68p. 11. (Publication 2617.) * Paper, 15c. • Item 954
L. C. card 45-35371 S 1.44 : 8

West Itidian Conference. Report of West Indian Conference, 2d session, St.
Thomas, Virgin Islands, United States, Feb. 21-Mar. 13, 1946. 1946. v-f 86
p. il. 1 pi. ([Conference series 88; Publication 2615.]) t • Item 1031
L. 0. card 44-37721 S 5.30 : 88

World economy. Building a new world economy. [1946.] [2] +10 p. il. 4°
([Commercial policy series 94; Publication 2618.]) t • Item 1013
L. C. card 46-27823 S 1.37 : 94

SUPREME COURT

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. Transcript of recoi'd. Supreme Court of United
States, Oct. term, 1946, no. 57, United States vs. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company ; on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 4th circuit.
[1^6.] cover title, ii+24 p. 4 pi. t Ju6.7:At63/4

Buttke, Wilhelm. Transcript of record, Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1946, no. 417, Department of Agriculture, Emergency Crop and Feed
Loans, vs. George G. Remund, as administrator of Wilhelm Buttke ; on petition
for writ of certiorari to Sui)reme Court of South Dakota. [1946.] cover title,
i+34 p. t Ju6.7 : B 983

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Elchibegoff, Ivan M. Transcript of record, Supreme Court of United States,
Oct. term, 1946, no. 442, United States vs. Ivan M. Elchibegoff ; on petition for
writ of certiorari to Court of Claims. [19-lG.] cover title, i-\-2'S p. t

Ju 6.7 : El 19

Jones d Lauiihlin Steel Corporation. Transcript of record, Supreme Court of
United States, Oct. term, 1946, no. 418, National Labor Relations Board vs.
Jones & Lauglilin Steel Corporation, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit
court of appeals for 6th circuit. [1946.] cover title, iii+134 p. 1 pi. X

Ju6.7 : J 73

Opinions. Official reports of Supreme Court, v. 327 U. S., no. 2. Preliminary
print. [1946.] cover title, x+[l] +220-416 p. [Cases adjudged in Supreme
Court at Oct. term, 1945 (opinions, Feb. 12-25, in part 1946). This number
contains table of cases reported in v. 327, pts. 1 and 2. Fi-om United States
reports, v. 327.] * Paper, 20c. single copy, $2.25 per term of court; foreign
subscription, $3.00. Ju6.8/la : 327/2

Pennsylvatiia. Transcript of record. Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1046, no. — , United States vs. William F. Smith, district judge [assigned to
hold district court for middle district of Pennsylvania], et al. ; on petition
for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit. [1946.] cover
title, i+19 p. t Ju6.7 : P 3&4/10

Satita Fe Pacific Railroad. Transcript of record. Supreme Court of United
States, Oct. term, 1946, no. 97, Julius A. Krug, Secretary of Interior, et al., vs.
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company ; no. 98, [same] vs. [same] ; on writs of
certiorari to United States Court of Appeals for District of Columbia. [1046.]
cover title, ii+47 p. t Ju 6.7 : Sa 59/2

Seatrain Lines, Inc. Transcript of record. Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1946, no. 61, United States and Interstate Commerce Commission vs.
Seatrain Lines, Inc. ; appeal from district court for district of Delaware.
[1946.] cover title, iv+433 p. $ Ju 6.7 : Se 18/2

Testa, Alfred. Transcript of record, Supreme Court of United States. Oct.
term, 1946, no. 431, Alfred Testa and Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of
Price Administration, vs. Harry Katt ; on i)etition for writ of certiorari to
superior court of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations for Providence and
Bristol Counties. [1946.] coyer title, ii+ 41 p. t Ju 6.7 : T 286

TARIFF COMMISSION

Chemicals. Synthetic organic chemicals. United States production and sales,
1944, under general provisions of title 3, pt. 2, sec. 332 of tarilt' act of 1930.
1946. v+138 p. (Report 155, 2d series.) * Paper, 25c. • Item 1046
L. C. card 46-25962 TC 1.9 : 155

TAX COURT

Note. — The Court's reports are first promulgated in leaflet form, designated as "advance
sheets." At the end of each month, these advance sheets are consolidated into pamphlet
form and published as "advance parts." Later, the advance parts are consolidated and
issued in bound volumes. A list of memorandum opinions is included in each volume. Both
the advance sheets and the advance parts are sold on subscription by the Superintendent of
Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25. L). C. The subscription price of
the "advance sheets" is $2.25 per volume, foreign subscription, .?2.S5 ; single copies usually
5c. The "advance parts," or monthly consolidations are sold as follows: .^1.25 per volume,
foreign subscription, Ijil.SS (single copies vary in price). The price of the bound volume
will be given upon application.

Acampo Winery and Distilleries, Incorporated v. commissioner of internal reve-
nue [findings of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 7637, promulgated Aug. 21, 1946,
[1946.] 12 p. ([Opinion] 75.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/75

• Sent to Depository Libraries

November 1946 1317

Andrus, John E. (Trust no. 1). Trust under agreement dated Dec. 30, 1921, by
John E. Andrus (Trust no. 1), Central Hanover Bank and Trust Company,
Hamlin F. Andrus and William H. Taylor, trustees, v. commissioner of internal
revenue, findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 7105, promulgated Aug. 16,
1946. [1946.] 7 p. ([Opinion] 70.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Pa-
per, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/70

Bar B Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, opinion ; docket no. 5600,
promulgated Aug. 14, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. ([Opinion] 66.) [From T. C. Re-
ports, V. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/66

Brown, Charles L. Charles L. Brown v. Commissioner of internal revenue,
opinion; docket no. 9146, promulgated Sept. 10, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. ([Opin-
ion] 86.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c, Ju 11.7/a : 7/86

Colorizing Companu, v. Henry L. Stimson, Secretary of War, Robert P. Patterson,
Under Secretary of War, opinion ; docket no. 227-R, promulgated Aug. 19, 1946.
[1946.] 8 p. '([Opinion] 73.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/73

City Auto Stamping Compamj v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of
fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 5783, promulgated July 11, 1946. [1946.] 10 p.
([Opinion] 42.) [From T. C reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/42

DuCharme, Charles B. Estate of Charles B. DuCharme, Detroit Trust Company,
by consolidation with Union Guardian Trust Company, executor v. commis-
sioner of internal revenue [findings of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 7055,
promulgated Sept. 10, 1946. [1946.] 11 p. ([Opinion] 85.) [From T. C-
Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/85

Dunitz, Harry. Harry Dunitz v. commissioner of internal revenue ; ]\Iax Dunitz
r>. [same, findings of fact and opinion] ; docket nos. 5752, 5755, promulgated
Aug. 30, 1946. [1946.] 14 p. ([Opinion] 82.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.]
* Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/82

East Texas Motor Freight Lines v. commissioner of internal revenue [findings of
fact and opinion] ; docket no. 79S1, promulgated Aug. 19, 1946. [1946.] 21 p.
([Opinion] 71.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/71

Hecht Company v. commissioner of internal revenue [findings of fact and opin-
ion]; docket no. 2599, promulgated Aug. 26, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. ([Opinion]
77.) [From T. C. Reports, V. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/77

Heller, Clara H.. Trust no. 7610. Clara Hellman Heller Trust no. 7610, Wells
Fargo Bank & Union Trust Company, trustee, v. commissioner of internal reve-
nue, opinion; docket no. 69.32, pi'omulgated Aug. 15, 1946. [1946.] 6 p.
( [Opinion] 67.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/67

Hes.te, Tuckie G. Tuckie G. Hesse v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings
of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 9623, promulgated Sept. 10, 1946. [1946.]
5 p. ([Opinion] 84.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/84

Houdry, Eugene. Eugene Houdry v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings
of fact [and opinion]; docket no. 2834, promulgated Aug. 28, 1946. [1946.]
3 p. ([Opinion] 80.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/80

Kalchthalcr, FroiiJc J. Frank J. Kalchthaler v. commissioner of internal revenue,
findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 9207, promulgated Aug. 20, 1946.
[1946.] 5 p. ([Opinion] 74.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/74

Louisiana Land and Evploration Company v. commissioner of internal revenue,
[findings of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 8849, promulgated Aug. 8, 1946.
[1946.] 13 p. ([Opinion] 62.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/62

Mackin Corporation v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of fact [and
opinion] ; docket nos. 7947, 8678. promulgated Aug. 26, 1946. [1946.] 7 p.
( [Opinion] 78. ) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/78

• Sent to Depository Libraries

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Moitoret, Mrs. Dora H. Dora H. Moitoret v. commissioner of internal revenue,
findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 9984, promulgated Aug. 26, 1946.
[1946.] 3 p. ([Opinion] 76.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/76

Monroe, M. M. M. M. Monroe, v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of

fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 6380, promulgated June 28, 1946. [1946.] 9 p.

( [Opinion] 35. ) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/35

Peabody Hotel Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, [findings of fact

and opinion] ; docket no. 230, promulgated Aug. 19, 1946. [1946.] 19 p.

([Opinion] 72.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/72

Porter Rovalty Pool, Inc., v. commissioner of internal revenue, [findings of fact
and opinion] ; docket no. 7253. promulgated Sept. 6, 1946. [1946.] 15 p.
([Opinion] 83.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/83

Producers Crop Improvement Association v. commissioner of internal revenue
[findings of fact and opinion] ; docket nos. 6404. 9544, promulgated Aug. 16,
1946. [1946.] 6 p. ( [Opinion] 68.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7]. * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/68

Rochester Button Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of fact
[and opinion] ; docket no. 4472, promulgated Aug. 13, 1946. [1946.] 26 p.
([Opinion] 05.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/65

Sokol, Elinor S. Elinor Stewart Sokol v. commissioner of internal revenue, find-
ings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 8167, promulgated Aug. 16, 1946. [1946.]
6 p. ([Opinion] 69.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/69

South Texas Lumber Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of
fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 10050, promulgated Aug. 30, 1946. [1946.] 4 p.
( [Opinion] 81.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/81

U. 8. Electrical Motors, Inc., v. Jesse H. Jones et al. [members of Defense Plant
Corporation, findings of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 75-R, promulgated
Aug. 9, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. ([Opinion] 64.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.1
♦Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/64

Wick, George D. Geoi'ge D. Wick v. commissioner of internal revenue [findings
of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 9514, promulgated Sept. 16, 1946. [1946.] 6 p.
( [Opinion] 88.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/88

Wilkins, Raymond 8. Raymoad S. Wilkins v. commissioner of internal revenue,
[findings of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 6569, promulgated Aug. 9, 1946.
[1946.] 6 p. ([Opinion] 63.) [From T. 0. Reports v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. '

Ju 11.7/a : 7/63

Wolff, H. Edward. H. Edward Wolff and Louise C. Wolff v. commissioner of
internal revenue; Louise C. Wolff v. [same], findings of fact [and opinion] ;
docket nos. 6549-50, promulgated Sept. 11, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. ([Opinion]
87.) [From T. C. Reports, V. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/87

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Address by Secretary Snyder in his capacity as chairman of Boards of Governors
of International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and International
Monetary Fund, Sept. 27, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 4" [Processed.] t

T 1.31 : In 85

Claims. Schedule of judgments rendered by Court of Claims, which has been
submitted by Treasury Department and requires appropriation for payment.
May 13, 1946. 4 p. (H. doc. 577, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Foreign exchange and foreign property control, chronology of important regula-
tory documents including acts of Congress, Presidential Proclamations and
Executive orders, administrative regulations, orders, rulings, announcements,
general licenses, memoranda, and interpretations of Secretary of Treasury and
other administative officials, Apr. 194(>-June 1946. June 30, 1946. xx+87
leaves, 4° [Processed.] t
L. C. ca rd 46-27884 T 1 .2 : F 76/4/940-46

• Sent to Depository Libraries

November 1946 1319

Treasury certificates. United States of America, Ys percent Treasury certifi-
cates of indebtedness of series H 1947, dated and bearing interest from Sept.
1, 1946, due Sept. 1, 1947. Aug. 19, 194U. 1 p. 4" (Department circular 792;
Fiscal Service, Public Debt Bureau.) t T 1.4/2 : 792

COAST GUARD

Aeronautical communications. U. S. Coast Guard special instructions for aero-
nautical communications, 1946. [1946.] vi-f 22 p. 4° [Processed.] -t

T 47.8 : Ae 8

Atlantic Coast of United States, light list, Intracoastal Waterway, Hampton
Roads to Rio Grande including inside waters, 5th, 7th and 8th Coast Guard
districts; corrected to June 1, 1946. 1946. [1] 4-228 p. 1 pi. [Title on cover
is : Light list, Intracoastal Waterwaj- of United States. Map on p. 2 of cover.]
* Paper, 40c. • Item 1067
L. C. card 44-0700 T 47.28 : 946

Coast Guard Anxiliary. Instructions, Coast Guard Auxiliary. July 1, 1946. cover
title, [2]-f40 [39] p. il. map. 4" [Processed.] %
L. C. card 46-27864 T 47.8 : Au 9

Irifeboatmen. Manual for lifeboatmen and able seamen, revised [June 1946] ;
June 1946. 1946. ii-f 112 p. il. 16° I • Item 1071
L. C. card 46-27615 T 47.8 : L 62/946

CUSTOMS BUREAU

[Customs manual, prescribed for instruction and guidance of customs officers,
effective July 1, 1943, substitute pages containing corrections ; 2d rev. Jan.
1946.] [1946.] [95] p. 4" [Issued in loose-leaf form.] $

T 17.5 : C 96/7/943/rev. pages-2

Customs regulations of United States [effective July 1, 1943]. Edition of 1943.

1943 [reprint with changes 1946]. vii-l-l-26A-f 27-28A+29-273B-^-275-368A-l-
369-420A-|-421-454B-f 455-629 p. 4" [Pages bearing notation 1st rev. June

1944 and 1st and 2d rev. Jan. 1946 have been inserted in proper order in this
reprint. Issued in loose-leaf form. Supersedes all prior customs regulations
and Marine Inspection and Navigation regulations adopted or promulgated by
Customs Bureau which are in conflict with, or the substance of which is in-
corporated in, these regulations.] * Paper, $2.25.

L. C. card 46-27882 T 17.9 : 943/rev.-2

INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU

Internal revenue bulletin, cumulative bulletin 1946-1, Jan.-June 1946. 1946.
vii+358 p. [Semiannual. Includes Rulings 12201-332.] * Paper, 50c • Iteni
1098
L. C. card 22-27420 T 22.25 : 946-1

PROCUREMENT DIVISION

Government supplies. General schedule of supplies : Antifreeze compound under
class 51, Sept. 11, 1946-Mar. 19, 1947. [1946.] 2 p. 4° [Processed.] t

T 58.8 : 51/4/946-47

Same : Bakeshop and kitchen utensils under class &4, Oct. 16, 1946- Apr 15

1947. [1946.] 4 p. 4° [Processed.] $ T 58.8 : 64/946-47

Same : Cement, paints, and p.lint ingredients under class 52, Oct. 1, 1946-

Apr. 30, 1947. [1946.] 14 p. 4° [Processed.] t T 58.8 : 52/946-47

Same: Floor and window coverings under cla.ss 27, Oct. 1, 1946-Sept 30

1947. [1946.] 16 p. 4° [Processed.] t T 58.8 : 27/3/946-47

Same: Gasoline, region 1, tank-wagon and drum deliveries (class 7), Aug.

1-Nov. 30, 1946. [1946.] 9 p. 4° [Processed.] t T 58.8 : 7/2/946

Same : Groceries and other provisions under class 56, Oct. 1-Dec. 15, 1946.

[1946.] 7 p. 4° [Processed.] t T 58.8 : 56/3/946-2

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1320 Government Publications

Oovcmuient supplies — Continued.

General schedule of supplies, amdt. 914, 968-969, 978, 980-982, 998, 1024-

1027, 1U30, 1080, 11U9, 1111, 1120, 1124-26 ; Oct. 24, 1945-Sept. 10, 1940. [1945-
46.] various paging, various sizes. [Processed.] f T 58.8/3 : 914, etc.

FEDERAL STANDARD STOCK CATALOG DIVISION

Note. — The following publications are issued with perforations for insertion in binders.
m Item lllU

Oovemment supplies. Federal standard stock catalog: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal
specitication for cones and wheels, felt, dental; Aug. 5, 194G. [1W6.] 5 p. 12"
( GG-C-576. ) * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : GG-C-576

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for illuminations, for x-ray film ;

July 23, 1946. [1^6.] 8 p. 12" (GG-I-446.) * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 :GG-I^46

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for knives, dental, compound,

office, and plaster ; July 23, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. il. 12° (GG-K-508.) * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : GG-K-508

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for knives, surgical, detachable

blades and handles; July 2, 19i6. [1946.] 16 p. il. 2 pi. 12" (GG-K-516.)

* Paper, 10c. T 58.10/3 : GG-K-516

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for leaded-rubber (roentgen

opaque) ; July 23, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 12° (ZZ-L-151.) * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : ZZr-Lr-151

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for mirrors, head ; Aug. 5, 1946.

[1946.] 6 p. 12° (GG-M-40S.) * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : GG-M-408

Same : sec. 4, pt 5, Federal specification for motor-fuel M ; Mar. 14, 1946.

[1946.] 5 p. 12° (VV-M-561.) * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : VV-M-561

Same: amdt. 1; Aug. 28, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. 12° (VV-M-561 [amdt. 1].)

* Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : VV-M-561/amdt.l

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for tires, solid, industrial, rubber ;

Julv 23, 1^6. [1946.] 6 p. 12° (ZZ-T-391a.) [Supersedes Fed. spec.
ZZ^T-391, Apr. 1, 1930.] * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : ZZ-T-391a

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for zinc-base alloy, die castings,

amdt. 1; Aug. 28, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (QQ-Z-363 [amdt. 1.]) t

T 58.10/3 : QQ-Z-363/amdt.l

SAVINGS BONDS DIVISION

Addresses. After 1946, what? talk before Missouri Bankers Association, St.
Louis, Mo., May 21, 1946, by Morris M. Townsend, director. Banking & Invest-
ment Section, Savings Bonds Division. [1940.] 5 leaves, 4° [Processed.] t

T 66.18 :T 66/4

Banks and post war savings program, talk before Louisiana Bankers Asso-
ciation, Biloxi, Miss., Apr. 8, 1946, by Morris M. Townsend. director, Banking &
Investment Section, Savings Bonds Division. [1946.] 5 leaves. 4° [Proc-
essed.] t T 66.18 :T 66

Banks and thrift education, talk before Wisconsin Bankers Association,

Milwaukee, Wis., June 20, 1946, by Morris M. Townsend, director. Banking &
Investment Section, Savings Bonds Division. [1946.] 4 leaves, 4° [Proc-
essed.] t T 66.18 :T 66/12

Farmer and national debt, talk before Mississippi Bankers Association,

Biloxi, Miss., May 14. 1946, by Morris M. Townsend, director. Banking & In-
vestment Section, Savings Bonds Division. [1946.] 5 leaves, 4° [Pi'ocessed.] f

T 66.18 : T 66/2

• G. I., banker and savings bonds, talk before Idaho Bankers Association,

Boise, Idaho, June 10, 1946, by Morris M. Townsend, director, Banking &

Investment Section, Savings Bonds Division. [1946.] 4 leaves. 4° [Proc-
essed.] t T 66.18 :T 66/9

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Addresses — Continued.

Inflation and war bonds, talk before New Mexico Bankers Association,

Santa Fe, N. Mex., by Morris M. Townsend, director. Banking & Investment
Section, Savings Bonds Division. [1946.] 5 leaves, 4" [Processed.] t

T GG.18 : T 66/7

Keeping our economy strong, talk before South Dakota Bankers Asso-
ciation, Rapid City, S. Dak., June 15, 1946, by Morris M. Townsend, director,
Banking & Investment Section, Savings Bonds Division. [1946.] 4 leaves,
4° [Processed.] t T 66.18 : T 66/10

Keeping our economy strong, [talk] by Morris M. Townsend, director,

Banking and Investment Section, Savings Bonds Division, Washington, D. O.
[1946.] 6 leaves, 4° [Processed.] t T 66.18 :T 66/6

Planned or unplanned, talk before Michigan Bankers Association, Mack-
inac Island, Mich., June 29, 1946, by Morris M. Townsend, director. Banking &
Investment Section, Savings Bonds Division. [1946.] 6 leaves. 4" [Proc-
essed.] t T 66.18 : T 66/14

Public relations and savings bonds, talk before South Carolina Bankers

Association, Myrtle Beach, S. C, May 25, 1946, by Morris M. Townsend, director,
Banking & Investment Section, Savings Bonds Division. [1946.] 5 leaves,
r [Processed.] f T 66.18 :T 66/5

• Sales vs. redemptions of savings bonds, talk before Montana-Wyoming

Bankers Association, Yellowstone National Park, June 25. 1946, by Morris M.
Townsend, director. Banking & Investment Section, Savings Bonds Division.
[1946.] 4 leaves, 4° [Processed.] t T 66.18 : T 66/13

Savings bonds, a means to an end, talk before Colorado Bankers Asso-
ciation, Estes Park, Colo., June 5, 1946, by Morris M. Townsend, director.
Banking & Investment Section, Savings Bonds Division. [1946.] 4 leaves, 4"
[Processed.] t T 66.18 :T 66/8

Security, goal of every individual, talk before North Dakota Bankers

Association, Fargo, N. Dak., June 17, 1946, by Morris M. Townsend, director,
Banking & Investment Section, Savings Bonds Division. [1946.] 4 leaves, 4°
[Processed.] t T 66.18 : T 66/11

• Who owns America? talk before Ohio Bankers Association, Columbus,

Ohio, May 16, 1946, by Morris M. Townsend, director. Banking & Investment
Section, Savings Bonds Division. [1946.] 5 leaves, 4" [Processed.] t

T 66.18 : T 66/3

Posters. Blueprint for tomorrow, buy and hold U. S. savings bonds; [poster].
1946. 2.5.9X18.4 in. [Illustrator, Elmo Whito.] t T 66.8 :B 64/85

Newspaperboys thrift club charter; [certificate]. [1946.] 12X12 in. t

T 66.8 : N 47/2

School savings. School savings, handbook for school administrators. [1946.]
19 p. t • T 66.6 : Sch 6/2/946-47

Teaching mathematics through school savings, junior higli school study

unit, including information, activities, and problems for junior high school
classes in mathematics; by Irene M. Reid. [1946.] 30 p. il. [A processed
edition of this publication was entered in the Monthly catalog for Julv 1946.
p. 839.] t • T 66.2 :"m 42/2

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION

Decisions. Administrator's decision. Veterans Administration, no. 718-723; Sept.
3-27,1946. [1946.] various paging, 4" [Processed.] t VA 1.8 : 718-723

Posters. V. A. poster.?. 1946. Each 22X17 in. t VA1.16:

5-5. Sleep 8 hours each night.
5-6. Keep to the right and you can't go -wrong.
5-7. Get plenty of sun.«!hine and exercise.

5-8. Take a trip on vacation, but not on the stairs, use hand rails.
9-10. Oboy 1 another break in veteran's Insurance !

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Government Publications

Psycliiatric problems. DiflBcult ones, psychiatric problems met by V A contact
representatives. [1946.] cover title, 40 p. 11. 24" (Pamphlet 10-13.) $
• Item 1124 VA 1.19 : 10-13

WAR DEPARTMENT

Army regulations.

Note. — .\rmy regulations are administrative regulations for tlie military service and
are Issued in pamphlet form for insertion in loose leaf binders. • Item 1129.

Quartermaster Corps : Laundries and dry cleaning plants. Changes 3 ; Oct.
17, 194U. L194G.] 2 p. [Supersedes AR 30-2135, Changes 2, Sept. 28.
1945, and sec. 2, Circular 328, 1945.] • Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 30-2135/4/ch.3

Filiance Department : Glider pay, Changes 1 ; Oct. 3, 1946. 1946. 1 p.

* Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35-1475/ch.l

Same : Aviation pay, Changes 2 ; Oct. 3, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. [Supersedes

AR 35-1480, Changes 1, May 23, 1946.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 35-1480/6/ch.2
Same: Parachute pay, Changes 2; Oct. 3, 1946. 1946. 1 p. [Supersedes
AR 35-1495, Changes 1, Sept. 10, 1946.] ♦ Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 35-1495/4/ch.2

Same : Additional pay to enlisted men for infantryman and medical l)adges,

eflfective Jan. 1, 1947; Oct. 10, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. [Corrected copy.

Supersedes sec. 2, Circular 408, 1944, and sec. 2, Circular 229, 1945!]

* Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35--1510/corr.

Same: Pay and allowances. Officers' Reserve Corps, Enlisted Reserve Corps,

and officers. Army of United States, Changes 2 ; Oct. 4, 1946. [1946.]

2 p. [Supersedes AR 35-3420, Changes 1, May 10, 1946.] * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 35-3420/8/ch.2

Same: Travel orders. Changes 1, Sept. 1946. [1946.] 2 p. [Supersedes

par. 1, sec. 5, Circular 41. 1945, and sec. 1, Circular 154. 1946.] ♦ Paper,

5c. ~- - - -

30-2135.

35-1475.
35-1480.

35-1495.

35-1510.

3.5-3420.

35-4890.
35-5520.
35-6600.
35-6660.

40-275.
40-510.

60-5.

345-60.
600-10.

600-115.
605-180.

615-5.

61.5-.361.
fil.5-362.

Same : Allotments of pay, Changes 3 ; Oct. 9, 1946.
sedes AR 35-5520, Changes 2, July 12, 1946.]

Same : Accounting for property issued to rifle clubs :
4 p. [Supersedes AR 35-6600, June 29, 1942.]

W 1.6 : 35-4S90/8/ch.l
[1946.] 3 p. [Super-
* Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 35-5520/10/ch.3
Oct. 17, 1946. [1946.]
* Paper. 5c.

W 1.6 : 35-6600/5

Same : Sales of property and services to organizations and individuals

■within military service, and accounting by sales officers. Changes 3 ;

Sept. 27, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. [Supersedes AR 3.5-6660, Changes 2.

Juhe 17, 1946.] * Paper. 5c. W 1.6 : 35-6660/8/ch.3

Medical Department : Sanitary reports. Changes 1 ; Sept. 18, 1946. [1946.]

2 p. * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 40-275/4/ch.l

Same: Dent.il attendance; Oct. 1, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. [Supersedes AR

40-510, Julv 31, 1942, including Changes 1 and 2. Sept. 10. 1942 and

Feb. 4, 1944, and par. 2b, sec. 2, Circular 237, 1946.] * Paper 5c.

W l.R : 40-510/4

Chaplains : General provisions, Changes 1 ; Sept. 25. 1946. 1946. 1 p.

[Supersedes sec. 33, Circular 108, 1944, and sec. 1, Circular 4. 1946.]

• Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 60-5/6/ch.l

Military records : Strength accountability. Changes 1 : Oct. 8, 1946. 1946.

1 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 34.5-60/2/ch.l
Personnel : Military discipline, Changes 4 ; Sept. 17, 1946. [1946.] 3 p.

[Supersedes AR 600-10, Aug. 16. 1946, sec. 4, Circular 381, 1944, and

sec. 9. Circular 91. 1946. * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 600-10/5/ch.4

S.Tme: Loaves of absence and delays, Changes 1; Sept. 11, 1946. [1946.]

2 p. * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 600-115/ch.l
Commissioned officers : Traveling on duty. Changes 4 : Sept. 23. 1946.

[1946.1 2 p. [Supersedes AR 60.5-180, Changes 2, Mar. 9, 1943, and
Changes 3. Mar. 31, 1944.] * Paper. 5c. W 1.6 : 605-180/4/ch.4

Enlisted men : Appointment and reduction of noBcommissioned officers and
privates, 1st class : Sept. 2?.. 1946. [1946.] 8 p. [Supersedes AR 61.5-5,
Dec. 7. 1945. in^ludine Ch.nncros 2. May 24. 1946, sec. 3. Circular 288.
and sec. 3. Circular 309. 194-,.l * Paper. 5c. W 1.6 : R15-5/6

Same: Discharsre. medical. Changes 3; Sept. 27. 1946. [1946.] 8 p.
[Supersedes AR 61.5-361. Chances 2. Apr. 30. 1946, and certain parasrraphs
of sec. 3, Circular 81, 1945.1 * Paner, 5c. W 1.6 : 615-361/2/ch.3

Same: Discharge, personal reasons. Changes 4; Oct. 1. 1946. [1946.] 7 p.
[Supersedes AR 61.5-362, Changes 3, Sept. 9. 1946.1 * Paper. 5c.

W 1.6 : 615-362/2/ch.4

Atomic homhR. United States Rtratesic Bombing Survey: Effects of atomic
bombs on Hiroshima and Nngnsaki. chairman's ofHce, June 30. 1946. 1946.
v-f 46+ri] a il. 2 mnps, 4" * Paper, 45c. • Item 1131
L. C. card 46-26779 W 1.71 : At 7

BuTletin. 23-27- Ang. 19-Oct. 4, 1946. [1946.] various paging. [Issued vdth
perforations. ] + W 1.3 : 946/23-27

Circular 251-307, Aug. 20-Oct. 12, 1946. [1946.] various paging. [Processed.
Issued with perforations.] * W 1.4/2 : 251-307

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November 1946 1323

Field manuals. Field manual : Leadership, courtesy, and drill, Changes 2 ; Sept.

1(3,1946. [1£M6.] 3 p. 16" * Paper, 5c. W 1.33 : 22-5/3/ch.2

Note. — Field manuals consist of a series of pamphlets constituting the primary means

of promulgating the basic doctrines of military training and operations. They contain

training instructions relative to tactics and technique. • Item 1130

Same: List and index of War Department publications; July 10, 1946.

[1946.] 457 0.4" (FM 21-6.) [Supersedes FM 21-6, Apr. 10, 1946.] * Paper,
$1.25. W 1.33 : 21-6/22

Same : U. S. rifle caliber .30, Ml : July 30, 1943. 1946. iv+363 p. il. 16"

(FM 23-5.) [Supersedes FM 23-5, July 20, 1940, Changes 1-0, Nov. 15, 1941-
Dec. 22, 1942, and sec. 2, TC 19, 1943.] * Paper, 55c. W 1.33 : 23-5/2-2

Fuji Airplane Co. United States Strategic Bombing Survey : Fugi Airplane Com-
pany (Fuji Hikoki K K), date of survey, Nov. 1945-Nov. 1, 1946. [1946.]
v+12 p. il. map, 4° (Corporation report no. 11 (airframes) ; Aircraft Divi-
sion.) * Paper, 15c. • Item 1131 W 1.71/2 : 11

General courUnartial orders 73, 79, 91, 93, 97, 99, 105, 108, 113, 116, 118, 124, 127,
131-132, 145, 152, 157, 159-160, 163, 194-196, 203-205, 215-216, 218, 225, 2S1-
235, 239-242, 244^248, 250-269, 271, 273-274, 281-283, 285-286, 289; Apr. ll-
Sept. 27, 1946. [1946.] various paging. [Issued with perforations. Number
255 is a corrected copy.] ? W 1.51 : 946/73, etc.

General orders 85-116; Aug. 9-Oct. 3, 1946. [1946.] various paging. [Issued
with perforations.] $ W 1.46 : 946/85-116

Japan Musical Instrument Manufacturing Co. United States Strategic Bombing
Survey: Japan Musical Instrument Manufacturing Company (Nippon Gakki
Seizo K K), date of survey, Nov. 18, 1945-Sept. 1, 1946. [1946. J iv+27 p. il.
4 pi. 4" (Corporation report no. 9 (propellers) ; Aircraft Division.) * Paper,
30c. • Item 1131
L. C. card 46-27868 W 1.71/2 : 9

Mobilization regulations. %

Note. — Mobilization regulations are issued in pamphlet form for insertion in loose-
leaf binders. They are a compilation of instructions for initiating and effecting the
War Department mobilization plan. # Item 1134

1-9. Standards of physical examination during mobilization, Changes 4 : Aug. 26,
1946. [1946.] 16 p. [Supersedes Changes 1-3, Aug. 3, 1944-Juue 4, 1945.]

W 1.29 : l-9/5/ch.4
3-1. Organization and training, Changes 8; Sept. 27, 1946. 1946. 1 p. [Super-
sedes MR 3-1, Changes 7, June 13, 1944.] W 1.29 : 3-l/2/ch.8

iV^asi coJispiraci/ and aggression. 1946. v. 5, iv-fllOS p. (Office of United States
Chief of Counsel for Prosecution of Axis Criminality.) [Seals of State I>epart-
ment. War Office, and International Military Trials, Nurnberg, appear on title
page.] * Cloth (see note below). •
L. C. card 46-26855 W 1.2 : N 23/v.5

Note. — This set, consisting of 8 volumes, will be sold at .$18.00 for the complete set.
This amount will be accepted by the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing
Office, Washington 25, D. C, and each volume will be mailed when issued. Volumes
will not be issued in numerical sequence.

Occupations. Occupational brief 101-106. July 23, 1946. il. oblong 32° [Each
brief covers what the job holder does, how he qualifies, what he earns, and the
eruployment outlook.] * Paper, 5c. each. • Item 1131 W1.63:

101. Job of building contractor, light construction : [prepared with assistance of Con-

struction and Public Employment Division, Department of Labor, for use in
education programs of armed services]. ii-|-18 p.

102. Job of insurance agent, casualty and tire; [prepared for education programs of

armed services by Association of Casualty and Surety Executives], ii + 18 p.

103. Job of tool- and die-maker; [prepared for education progranu? of armed services

by Occupational Analysis and Industrial Services Division, Employment Service,
with assistance of Occupational Outlook Division, Bureau of Labor Statistics].
ii + 14 p.

104. Jobs of funeral director and embalmcr ; [prepared with cooperation of Occupa-

tional Analysis and Industrial Services Division, Employment Service for edu-
cation programs of armed services], ii + 14 p.

105. Job of osteopathic physician; [prepared by American Osteopathic Association for

education programs of armed services], ii + 14 p.

106. Job of telegraph operator: [prepared for education programs of armed services

with cooperation of Occupational Analysis and Industrial Services Division,
Employment Service], ii-f 14 p.

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Government Publications

Officers. Alphabetical listing of officers appointed in Regular Army. Aug. 24,
1946. cover title, 8 p. obloug 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] %

W 1.2 : Of 2

Posters. 86% of our national lawmalcers are up for re-election, use your vote ;
poster 21-1. 1»46. 18.2X12.8 in. X W 1.59: 21-1

Enough to satisfy but none to waste ! save food and you save a life ! poster

10-2. 1946. 18.3X12.8 in. % W 1.59: 10-2

Every slice counts, save food and you save a life ! poster 10-1. 1946.

18.4X12.8 in. t W 1.59: 10-1

Shoda Enginecrinff Co. United States Strategic Bombing Survey: Shoda Engi-
neering Company (Shoda Seisaliujo), date of survey, Oct. 31, 1945-Sept. 1, 1946.
[1946.] iv+17 p. il. 4" (Corporation report no. 16 (components) ; Aircraft
Division.) * Paper, 15c. • Item 1131 W 1.71/2: 16

Special orders 181-223 ; Aug. 20-Oct. 16, 1946. [1946.] various paging, 8° and
4? [Number 1S5 is processed.] t W 1.48 : 946/181-223

Supply catalogs. War Department catalog.

Note. — In the list below, the Changes are for catalogs which were issued under the
Army Service Forces, and for these the old classification, W109.14 :, is retained in order
that the.v may be filed with the publications to which they belong.

See, for earlier issues of various catalogs. Army Service Forces, Supply catalogs.

Same: Engineer supply catalog. [1946.] [Issued with perforations.] +

Eng. 6. Sets of equipment.

225-300. Bridge, floating, M-4, basic bridge only, without transportation and erection
equipment, Changes 1 : Aug. 1946. 2 p. W 109.14 : Eng 6 225-.300/ch.l
225-302. Same, end section, Change 1 ; Aug. 1946. 2 p. W 109.14 : Eng 6 225-302/ch.l
225-303. Same, raft section. Changes 1 ; Aug. 1946. 2 p.

W 109.14 : Eng 6 225-303/ch.l
430-08. Drafting equipment, FA flash ranging set no. 8, Changes 1 ; Aug. 1946. 2 p.

W 109.14 : Eng 6 430-08/3/ch.l
430-11. Drafting equipment, set no. 11, topographic battalion, photomaking company ;
July 1946. 32 p. il. [Supersedes Eng 6 430-11, Mar. 10, 1945.]

W 1.67 : Eng 6 430-11
483-01. Field fortifications, training, set no. 1, engineers ; Aug. 1946. 4 p. il. [Super-
sedes Eng 6 483-01, Mar. 10, 1945.] W 1.67 : Eng 6 483-01
484-100. Fire direction equipment for tank and tank destroyer companies, set no. 2 ;
Aug. 1946. 8 p. il. W 1.67 : Eng 6 484-100
520-03. Instrument, plotting, stereoscopic, set no. 3, Aug. 1946. 24 p. il. [Super-
sedes Eng 6 520-03, June 7, 1945.] W 1.67 : Eng 6 520-03
742-01. Rod, earth, blast driven, set no. 1; Aug 1946. 5 p. 11. [Supersedes Eng 6
742-01, Mar. 31, 1945.] ' W 1.67 : Eng 6 742-01
880-07. Surveying equipment, set no. 7, Topographic Battalion (Army) ; Aug. 1946.
8 p. il. [Supersedes Eng 6 880-07, Dec. 1, 1944.] W 1.67 : Eng 6 880-07
985-01. Woodworking equipment, trailer mounted, set no. 1 ; Aug. 1946. 12 p. 11.

• W 1.67 : Eng 6 985-01

Eng. 9 List of all service parts.

4052. Saw, chain, portable, gasoline, Disston, 24-inch blade, model G-26, and 36-inch
blade, model G-36 ; Aug. 16, 1946. 53 p. 11. W 1.67 : Eng 9-4052

Same: IMedical supply catalog, IVIed. 3, List of items for troops, posts,

camps, and stations. Change 9; July 1946. [1946.] 45 p. 4° [Issued with
perforations.] t W 109.14 : Med 3/ch.9

Same: Ordnance supply catalog. [1946.] [Issued with perforations.] t

Ord 5 SNL.

1. Numerical index to stock list of all items (for information only) ; June 1946. cover

title, 946 p. [Supersedes Ord 5-1, Mar. 4, 1944, including Changes 1, Aug. 4,
1944.] W 1.67 : Ord 5-1

2. Alphabetical index to stock list of all items, stock list of items assigned Federal

stock numbers (for information only), sec. F; July 1946. 135 p. [Supersedes Ord
5-2, sec. F, July 4, 1945.1 W 1.67 : Ord 5-2/sec.F

Same, sec. Y; Sept. 1946. 8 p. [Supersedes Ord 5-2, sec. Y, Apr. 12, 1945.]

W 1.67: Ord 5-2/sec.Y

Ord 6 SNL.

D-14. Tool-sets for maintenance of anti-aircraft artillery. Changes 3 ; Aug. 1946. 2 p.

W 109.14 : Ord 6 D-14/sec.2/rev./ch.3

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Supply catalogs — Continued. .

Ord 7 SNL. Organizational spare parts and equipment.

C-20. Ho-witzer, pack, 75-mm, MlAl, carriage, howitzer (iiack) 75-mm, M8 ; Aug.
1946. 7 p. W 109.14 : Ord 7 C-20/2/ch.l

C-39. Howitzer, 155-mm, Ml, carriage, howitzer, 155-mm, MlAl, ami M1A2, mount,
howitzer, 155-mm, M14, Changes 2 ; July 1946. 7 p.

W 109.14 : Orel 7 C-39/3/ch.2

C-51. Howitzer, 75-iiim, M2, M3, mount, howitzer, 75-mm, M-7 : Aug. 1946. 15 p. 11.

[Supersedes Ord 7 SNL C-51, Nov. 4, 1944, including Changes 1-3. Feb. 19-

Mav 4, 1945.] W 1.67 : Ord 7 C-51

C-59. Trailer, ammunition, MIO ; Aug. 1946. 8 p. il. [Supersedes Ord 7 SNL C-59,

Mar. 6, 1945.] W 1.67 : Ord 7 C-59

F~312. Mount, periscope, M66, M67, M68, M73, TllO, T116. T121, and TISO, Changes

1 : July 1946. 3 p. W 109.14 : Ord 7 F-312/ch.l

G-235. Truck, 21/2 ton, 6X6, Signal Corps repair, M30, Changes 3; June 1946. 2 p.

W 109.14 : Ord 7 G-235/ch.3

Ord 8 SNL. Higher echelon spare parts and equipment (addendum).

A-33. Mortar, 81-mm, Ml and M21, mount, mortar, 81-mm. Ml, M4, and M15, Changes

5 ; July 1946. 2 p. W 109.14 : Ord 8 A-33/3/ch.5

C-50. Howitzer, 105-mm, M3. carriage, howitzer, 105-mm, M3A2, Changes 5 ; June

1946 8 p. W 109.14 : Ord 8 C-50/2/ch.5

Same, Changes 6 : Sept. 1946. 2 p. W 109.14 : : Ord 8 C-50/2/ch.6

F-149. Instrument, azimuth, Ml and M191SA2, Changes 3 ; June 1946. 4 p.

W 109.14 : Ord 8 F-149/2/ch.3
F-205. Light, aiming post, M14. M41, and M43, light, instrument. Ml, M2, MIO, M12,
M13, M18. M19, M20. M22, M28, M30, M31, M32. M33, M34, M3o, M36,
(TIO). M.^7, M38. M39C, M42, (T16), M45, M46, M47, and M48, Changes 2 ;
Aug. 1946. 15 p. W 109.14: Ord 8-F-205/3/ch.2

F-237. Slide, Ml table, graphical firing, M22, M23, M24, M25, M26, M26A1, M27, M28,
M30, M31, M32, M33, M34, M35, M37, and M38. Changes 1 ; July 1946. 3 p.

W 109.14 : Ord 8 F-237/3/ch.l

F-246. Instrument, spotting, M2 ; Aug. 1946. 8 p. il. [Supersedes Ord 8 SiNL 1^-246.

Aug. 1, 1946.] W 1.67 : Ord 8 F-246

F-253. Mount, telescope, M43 ; Aug. 1946. 10 p. il. [Supersedes Ord 8 SNL F-253,

Dec. 27, 1943.] W 1.67 : Ord 8 F-253

Ord 9 SNL. List of all parts.

C-74. Rifle, 75-mm, T21 and M20 ; July 1946. 20 p. il. [Supersedes Ord 9 SNL C-74,

Mar. 19, 1945, including Changes 1, July 10, 1945, and Changes 2, Aug.

10, 1945.] W 1.67 : Ord 9 C-74

F-253. Mount, telescope, M43 ; Aug. 1946. 28 p. il. [Supersedes SNL F-253, Oct.

15, 1943.] ^ ' ' W 1.67 : Ord 9 F-253

Ord 11 SNL. Accounting group.

P-10. Materials for renovating and packaging of group P ammunition : Sept. 1946.
8 p. W 1.67 : Ord 11 P-10

Ord 13. SNL.

E-50. Items common to 2 or more group B material; Aug. 1946. 98 p. [Supersedes
Ord 13 SNL E-50. May 1, 1945.] W 1.67 : Ord 18 E-50

Same : Quartermaster supply catalog, Q]M 4, Allowances of expendable sup-
plies ; June 1946. [1046.] 89 p. [Issued with perforations. Supersedes
QM 4, Jan. 15, 1945, including Changes 1, Apr. 27, 1945.] t W 1.67 : QM 4

Q]VI 5. Stock list of all items.

1— p. Pricing guide for class 56 subsistence items for use outside continental limits

of United States, Changes 1 ; Sept. 1946. 25 p. W 1.67 : QM 5-1-P/ch.l

1-Q. Pricing guide for materials handling equipment; Aug. 1946. It p. [Supersedes

QM 5-1-Q, Oct. 18, 1945.] W 1.67 : QM 5-1-Q

1-T. Pricing guide for packing and crating items; Sept. 1946. 21 p. [Supersedes

QM 5-1-T; Oct. 18, 1945.] W 1.67 : QM 5-1-T

1-U. Pricing guide for materials handling equipment spare parts. Changes 1 ; July 22.

1946. 1 p. W 109.14 : QM 5-1-U/ch.l

Same: Signal supply catalog, Sig 1 & 2, Introduction and index; July 1946.

199 p. il. [Supersedes Sig 1 and 2, June and July 1945, Sig 10-1, July 194.5,
Sig 8-1, Higher echelon spare parts, notes on Sig 8- ( ) catalog sections cov-
ering tactical ground (nonradar) equipments, ISIay 25, 1944, and Sig 8-2 Notes,
notes on Sig 8- ( ) catalog sections covering organizational or higher echelon
spare parts for ground photographic equipment, June 19, 1944.] t

W 1.67 : Sig 1 & 2

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1326 Government Publications

Supply catalogs — Continued.

Sig 7 & 8. Organizational and higher echelon spare parts.

AN/GSQ-IA. Speech equipment AN/GSQ-IA ; Aug. 194fi. 38 p.

W 1.67 : Sig 7 & 8-AN/GSQ-lA

AN/TRC-1. Radio Set AN/TRC-IA, B, C. D, E ; Aug. 1946. 45 p. [Supersedes

Sig 7-AN/TRC-l, Apr. 2. 1945, and Sig 8-AN/TRC-l, Mar. 10, 1945.]

W 1.67 : Sig 7& 8-AN/TRC-l
AN/VRS-1. Detector set AN/VRS-1, AN/VRS-IA. B ; Aug. 1946. S.T p. [Super-
sedes Sig 7-AN/VRS-l, July 16, 1945, and Sig 8-AN/VRS-l. .Tuly
16, 194.5.] W 1.67 : Sig 7& S-AN/VRS-1

PU-21/U. rower unit PU-21/U ; Aug. 1946. 20 p. W 1.67 : Sig 7 & 8 PU-21/U

RD-30/U. Recorders RD-30/U and RD-30A/U ; June 1946. 8 p.

W 1.67 : Sig 7 & 8-RD-30 U

SCR-509. Radio Set SCR-509-A, B : Aug. 1946. 19 p. [Supersedes Sig 7 SCR-509,

June 21, 1945, Sig 8 SCR-509, June 1945. and Sig 8 BC-620. Feb. 10,

1945.] W 1.67 : Sig7& 8-SCR-509

SCR-609. Radio set SCR-609-A, B ; Aug. 1946. 22 p. [Supersedes Sig 7 SCR-600',

Oct. 1.?, 1944. Sig 8 SCR-609, Oct. 13, 1044, and Sig 8 BC-659.

^^ov. 11, 1944.] W 1:67 : Sig 7 & 8 SCR-609

T-17. Microplione T-17 and T-17-B, C, D, E ; Sept. 1946. 4 p. [Supersedes

Sig 7 & 8 T-17, Oct. 17, 1945.] W 1.67 : Sig 7 & 8-T-17

Tables of aUowances. [Processed. Issued with jierforations.] %

Note. — Tables of of allowances prescribe the authorized allowances of equipment for
units and individuals at special installations.

20-2. Equipment for training purposes: Aug. 1, 1946. [1946.1 63 p. [Supersedes
T/A 20-2, Feb. 24, 1945, including Changes 1, July 27, 1945.] W 1.28 : 20-2/3

Technical manuals. Technical manual: Administratfon of fixed hospitals, zone
of interior [sec. 1 and 2, chap. 9] ; Feb. 15, 1946. [1946.] [3] +14 p. il. 4°
(TM 8-262 [sec. 1 and 2, chap. 9].) [Processed. Issued in loose-leaf form.] t

W 1.35 : 8-262/chap.9/sec.l,2

Note. — Technical manuals consist of a series of pamphlets supplementing the Field
manuals covering subjects, the separate treatment of which is considered essential to
a fiiller accomplishment of the training prescribed in the Field manual series. The
scope of this series includes pamphlets describing materiel and containing instructions
for the operation, care, maintenance and handling thereof ; guidebooks for instructors
and specialists : material for extension courses ; reference books : administrative ma-
terials ; and similar specialized subject matter. % Item 1137

S'ame: Administration of fixed hospitals, zone of interior [sec. 1, chap.

10] : Mar. 1. 1946. [1946.] [3] +18 p. il. 4» (TM 8-262 [sec. 1, chap. 10].)
[Processed. Issued in loose-leaf form.] % W 1.35 : 8-262/chap.lO/sec.l

Same: Administration of fixed hospitals, zone of interior [sec. 3, chap.

8] ; Feb. 15, 1946. [1946.] [4] +10-34 p. il. 4° (TM 8-262 fsec. 3. chap. 8].)
[Processed. Issued in loose-leaf form.] t W 1.35 : 8-262/chap.8/sec.3

• Same: Administration of fixed hospitals, zone of interior [sec. 4-6, chap.

4] : Feb. 15. 1946. [1946.] p. [1], 1, 17-.30. il. 4° (TM 8-262 [sec. 4-6, chap.
4].) [Processed. Issued in loose-leaf foi-m] t

W 1.35 : &-262/chap.4/sec.4-6

■ Same: Administration of fixed ho.«;pitals, zone of interior [sec. 7, chap.

4] : Feb. 15, 1946. [1946.] p. [1], 1, 31-40. il. 4» (T]V1 8-262 [sec. 7, chap. 4].)
[Processed. Issued in" loose-leaf form.] t W 1.35 : 8-262/chap.4/sec.7

Same: Aircraft in.struments : June 1»46. 1946. iii+228 p. il. 4° (TM

1-413.) [Supersedes TM 1-413. Feb. 2. 1942.] * Paper, 60c. W 1.35 : 1-413/3

Same: Car, railway, maintenance, 60-HP, gasoline engine, multigage,

R-man (Willys Engine model MB) [with list of references] ; Feb. 1946. 1946.
iii+120 p. il. 4° (TM 55-1255.) [No distribution has been made to depository
libraries by Documents Office.] t W 1.35 : 55-1255

Same: Guides and procedures, repairs and utilities. Changes 4; Sept. 12,

1946. 1946. 1 p. 4° (TM 5-600 [changes] 4.) [Accompanied by certain new,
revised, and reprinted pages to be inserted in the manual.] * Paper, 10c.

W 1.35 : 5-600/ch.4

Same: Guides and procedures, repairs and utilities. Changes 5; Sept. 19,

1946. 1946. [1] p. 4° (TM 5-600 [changes] 5.) [Accompanied by certain
new and revised pages to be inserted in the manual.] * Paper, .5c.

W 1.35 : 5-600/ch.5

• Sent to Depository Libraries

November 1946 1327

Technical manuals — Continued.

Same : Inspection and preventive maintenance services for fire-protection

equipment and appliances, Cliangos 1; Sept. 24, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 4° (TM
5-687.) * Paper, 5c. W 1.35 : 5-6S7/ch.l

Same : Instructions for preparation of Army extension courses ; Apr. 10,

1946. [1946.] [4] +32+ [7] p. il. 4° (TM 20-400.) [Processed.] t

W 1.35 : 20-400

Same: Operating procedures for accounts branches, foreign theater fiscal

offices; Jan. 1946, 1946. v+121 p. il. 2 pi. 4° (TM 14-706.) [Issued in
loose-leaf form. No distribution has been made to depository libraries by
Documents Office.] t W 1.35 : 14-706

Same: Sound recording sets, AN/UNQ-1 and AN/UNQ-IA ; Aug. 1&46.

1946. vii+125 p. 2 pi. (TM 11-2522.) [Supersedes TM 11-2522, Sound re-
cording set AN/UNQ-1, Sept. 30, 1944, and TB 11-2522-1, Jan. 1945.] * Paper,
30c. W 1.35 : 11-2522/2

Same: War Department fiscal code; Jan. 1, 1946. 1946. v+168 p. 4°

(TM 14-700.) [Supersedes chap. 1-7 of TM 14-700, Jan. 1, 1944, and Changes
1-18. No distribution has been made to depository libraries by Documents
Office.] % W 1.35 : 14^700/2

Telephone directory. War Department, Sept. 6, 1946. [1946.] iv+50+C38
p. 4° t W 1.19: 946/9

Training circular Q\ A\xg.lZ,lMQ. [1946.] 20 p. [Issued with perforations.] t

W 1.36: 946/9

Troop movements. Preparation for oversea movement of individual replacements
(short title POR) ; Aug. 1946. [1946.] v+13 p. 4° (Pamphlet 29-2.) [Super-
sedes Pamphlet 2&-2, June 4, 1945.] t W 1.43: 29-2/3

Preparation for oversea movement of individual replacements. Changes 1 ;

Oct. 2, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. 4° (Pamphlet 29-2 [changes 1].) %

W 1.43 : 29-2/3/ch.l

ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT

Army Air Forces. It's smart to stay in, message from Army Air Forces, n. p.
[Recruiting Publicity Bureau, United States Army, July 30, 1946]. [2] p. il.
oblong 12", folded into narrow 12° size, t W 3.2 : Ar 5/23

Organization. [Adjutant General's Office, organization and functions, June 11,
1946, Changes 1] ; Sept. 1, 1946. [1940.] [32] leaves, oblong 8" [Processed.
Issued in loose-leaf form for insertion in original publication.] |

W 3.2 : Or 3/0/946/ch.1

Posters. [Recruiting Publicity Bureau poster.] n. p. Recruiting Publicity Bureau,
United States Army [Sept. 16, 1946]. 38X25 in. % W 3.46/8:

218. Football broadcasts brought to you every Saturday by U. S. Army. [Illustrator,
Bryman.]

ARMY AIR FORCES

Government supplies. U. S. Army specifications.

Note. — In the list below, one of the Amendments Is for a specification which was
issued during the time when entries for the specifications appeared in the Monthly
catalog under the Adjutant General's Department, and for this, the old classification,
W 3.48/1 :, is retained in order that it may be filed with the publication to which it
belongs.

U. S. Army specification : Cord, elastic (shock absorber), amdt. 6; July 23,

1946. [Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, Aug. 9, 1946.] 3 p. 12° (20-2a-G [amdt.
6] . ) t W 3.48/1 : 2(>-23-G/amdt.6

Same: Covers, waterproof (for aircraft), amdt. 3; July 23, 1946. [Wright

Field, Dayton, Ohio, Aug. 15, 1946.] 3 p. il. 12" (98-26751-G [amdt. 3].) t

W 1.49 : 98-26751-G/amdt.3

• Sent to Depository Libraries

721123— 46— No. 622 8

1328 Government Publications

Government supplies — Continued.

Same: Magazine, aircraft camera, type A-9A (9- by 9-inch capacity),

amdt. 2; July 22, 1946. fWriglit Field, Dayton, Ohio, Aug. 9, 194G.] 2 p. 12*
(75-355-A [amdt. 2].) t W 1.49 : 75-3.>5-A/amdt.2

Specialists. Appraisal of wartime training of individual specialists in Army Air
Forces. June 1946. 51 p. il. 4° (Training Division.) [Title on cover is:
"Wartime training of individual specialists, an appraisal.] t • Item 1147

W 108.2 : T68/2

ARMY SERVICE FORCES

Note. — Headquarters, Army Service Forces, was abolished bv authority of War De-
partment Circular 138, dated May 14, 1946, effective June 11, 1946.

The Army Service Forces catalog was redesignated War Department catalog. See, for
numbers issued since the change, War Department, Supply catalogs.

Supply catalogs. Army Service Forces catalog: Engineer supply catalog. [1946.]
[Issued with perforations.] t
Eng. 6. Sets of equipment

120-01. Astronomic position equipment set no. 1, Changes 1 ; May 1946. [1946.] 2 p.

W 109.14 : Eng 6 120-01/ch.l

748-01. Safety equipment, gasoline storage tank cleaning set no. 1, Changes 1 : Apr.

1946. 2 p. [Corrected copy.] W 109.14 : Eng 6-748-01/ch.l

• • Same: Ordnance supply catalog. [Publications Department, Raritan

Arsenal, 194G.] [Processed. Issued with perforations.] t
Ord 6 SNL. Tools, maintenance, for repair.

G-27. Tools, maintenance, for repair of motor vehicles, sec. 2, Tool-sets (common),
specialists' and organizational. Changes 2 ; Apr. 1946. 2 p.

W 109.14 : Ord 6 G-27/4/sec.2/ch.2

Ord 7 SNL. Organizational spare parts and equipment.
F-167. Director A. A., M7A1B1, Changes 1 ; Apr. 1946. 2 p.

W 109.14 : Ord 7 F-167/ch.l

Ord 13 SNL.

D-12. Items common to 2 or more group D materiel, Apr. 1946. 197 p. [Supersedes
Ord 13 SNL D-12, Aug. 1, 1945.] W 109.14 : Ord 13 D-12/2

■ Same: Quartermaster supply catalog. [1946.] [Issued with perfora-
tions.] t
QM. 9. List of all parts with cross reference.

5. Truck, fork lift, gasoline Towmotor models LT-40, 44, 46, 50, 53, 56, 62, and 72 ;

Apr. 1946. cover title! ii + 382 p. il. 4° W 109.14 : QM 9-5

6. List of all parts with cross reference for tractor, wheeled, gasoline, case models

VAI, VAIW-3, VAIW-4, LAI-AB, LAI-MB, DI ; Apr. 1946. cover title, 425
p. il. 4» W 109.14 :QM 9-6

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT

Brazos Island Harhor and Gulf Intracoastal Waterway at Port Isabel, Tex.,
letter submitting report on review of reports on Brazos Island Harbor, Tex.,
and Gulf Intracoastal Waterway at Port Isabel and its vicinity. 1946. v+26
p. 2 maps. (H. doc. 627, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Columbia River at Astoria, Oreg., letter submitting report on review of reports on
Columbia and lower Willamette Rivers between Portland, Oreg., and the sea,
and preliminary examination and survey of Astoria, Oreg., with view to con-
struction of mooring basin for fishing l>oats within harbor. July 3, 1946. 23
p. map. (H. doc. 692, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-27889

Construction contracts. Manual for administrative audit of cost-plus-a-fixed-fee
construction contracts; [prepared by Fiscal Division]. [1946.] cover title,
X+S3 p. 4° [Issued in loose-leaf form. Complete copy through revision 28 and
complete copy through audit staff instructions 11. Basic printed Aug. 29,
1942.] t •Item 1162 W 7.11/2 :Au 2

Detroit River, Afieh., letter submitting interim report on review of reports on
Detroit River, Mich., concerning only that portion known as American Channel
north of Belle Isle, between Windmill Point and Fairview Slip, Detroit, Mich.
1946. vii-f7 p. map. (H. doc. 734, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

• Sent to Depository Libraries

November 1946 1329

Ponce Har'bor, P. R., letter submitting report on review of reports on Ponce Har-
bor, P. R. 1946. vii+21 p. map. (H. doc. 745, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Portland Harhor, Maine, letter submitting report on review of repox'ts on Port-
land Harbor, Maine, with view to determining whether removal of Soldier
Ledge in Hussey Sound and certain additional shoal areas in Casco Bay.
Maine, is advisable. 1946. vii-f3 p. map. ( H. doc. 730, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t

Report. Annual report of chief of engineers. Army, [fiscal year] 1945 [with
Commercial statistics, water-borne commerce of United States, calendar year
1944]. 1946. 2 pts. [Part 1 is bound in 2 separate volumes which bear con-
tinuous paging.] * Cloth, pt. 1 (volume 1 and 2) each $2.50; * pt. 2, $2.50.
• Item 1151 W 7.1/1 : 945

pt. 1. Annual report of chief of engineers, Army. 2 v. iii + l-1217-f-lxxviii-t- [1] -)-1219-

2522 + lxxviii p.
pt. 2 Commercial statistics, water-borne commerce of United States, calendar year

1944 ; compiled in Office of Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors, xii-f-

1418 p.

Same. (H. doc. 456, 2 pts. [in .S v.]. 79th Cons:. 2d se.s.s.'l

Skagivay River and Harbor, Alaska, letter submitting report on review of re-
ports on and preliminary examination and survey of Skagway River and Har-
bor, Alaska. July 3, 1946. 33 p. map. (H. doc. 695, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t
L. C. card 46-27888

Trinity River, Tex.y below Liberty, letter submitting report on review of re-
ports on Trinity River and tributaries, Tex., with view to determining if it
is advisable to change course of proposed channed from Houston ship channel
to Liberty. June 4, 1946. 26 p. map. (H. doc. 634, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

MISSISSIPPI BIVES COMMISSION

Note. — The publications of the Mississippi River Commission consists of annual reports,
annual pamphlets showing daily river stages, annual pamphlets showing daily river dis-
charge, and. annual pamphlets showing results of river discharge measurements; also
publications of the Waterways Experiment Station operating under the direction of the
Mississippi River Commission. The Mississippi River Commisson publishes maps and
charts of the Mississippi River : navigation maps of the Mississippi River from Cairo, 111.,
to the Gulf of Mexico, La. ; and wall maps, in colors, of the lower Mississippi River
Valley from the head of the St. Francis Basin near Cape Girardeau, Mo., to the Gulf of
Mexico, La., scale 1 : 500,000 and 1 : 250,000. Topographic quadrangle maps in colors,
scale 1 : 62,500 of the alluvial valley of the lower Mississippi River are also published by the
Mississippi River Commission ; the topographic quadrangle maps comprise 217 sheets and
cover portions of the States of Missouri. Illinois, Kentuclcy, Arkansas, Tennessee, Missis-
sippi, and Louisiana adjacent to the Mississippi River and tributaries, with an area of over
52,000 square miles mapped. All are sale publications obtainable only from the Mississippi
River Commission, except the annual reports which are issued by the Superintendent of
Documents, Government Printing Office. No discount is allowed. Requests for informa-
tion as to lists of publications and maps and method of maliing remittances should be
addressed to : The Mississippi River Commission, P. O. Box 80, Vicksburg, Miss.

Topographic quadrangle maps

Mississippi River. Index of quadrangles, alluvial valley of Mississippi River;
corrected to Sept. 3, 1946. Scale 60 m.=1.4 in. [1946.] 13X5 in. [Processed.]
t Mississippi River Commission, Vicksburg, Miss. W 31.9 : ind./946

HISTORICAL DI\>ISIOi\

The Admiralties, operations of 1st Cavalry Division (Fob. 29-May 18. 1944).
[1946.] viii -1-151 p. il. (American forces in action series.) [Other illustra-
tions on front and back covers.] * Paper, 40c. • Item 1131
L. C. card 46-27866 W 110.7 : Ad 6

Bizerte. To Bizerte with II Corps, Apr. 23-May 13, 1943. [1946.] viii-fSO p. il.
12 maps. (American forces in action series.) [Other illustrations on front
and back covers.] * Paper, 45c. • Item 1131
L. C. card 46-27798 W 110.7 : B 55

Guam, operations of 77th Division (July 21-Aug. 10, 1944). [1946.] viii+136
p. il. map. (American forces in action series.) * Paper, 35c. • Items 1131
L. C. card 46-27865 W 110.7 : G 93

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1330 Government Publications

INFORMATION AND EDUCATION DIVISION

Occupation, United States forces European theater. [1946.] cover title, [2] +40
p. il. * Paper, 15c. • Item 1131
L. C. card 4&-27047 W 111.2 : Oc 1

MILITARY ACADEMY

United States Military Academy, West Point, N. Y., catalog of information, 1946.
1940. Yi+90 p. il. t • Item 1177
L. C. card 40-27885 W 12.2 : M 59/946

MILITARY INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

Broadcasting stations. Broadcasting stations of the world according to country
and city. July 1, 1946. cover title, 141 p. 4" (Foreign Broadcast Intelli-
gence Service.) [Processed.] t W 100.2 : B 78/940

Long and medium wave broadcasting stations of the world according to

frequency. May 1, 1946. cover title, [l]-f68 leaves, 4° (Foreign Broadcast
Intelligence Service.) [Processed.] % W 100.2 : B 78/2/946

Short wave broadcasting stations of the world according to frequency.

Oct. 1, 1946. cover title, [1]+S8 p. 4° (Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Serv-
ice, Central Intelligence Group.) [Processed.] % W 100.2 : B 78/3/&46

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT

Government supjjlies. U. S. Army specification: Rods, welding, cast-iron (for)
gas-welding ; Feb. 28, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. 12o (57-203-4.) t

W 1.49 : 57-203-4

PUBLIC RELATIONS DIVISION

Note. — The name of the Public Relations Bureau was changed to Public Relations Divi-
sion by War Department Circular 138, dated May 14, 1946, effective June 11, 1946.

Casualties. World War II honor list of dead and missing : Alabama ; [prepared
by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover title, iii-H27 p. oblong 8° [Processed.
Text on p. 2 of cover.] $
L. C. card 46-26518 W 107.13 : Al lb

Same: Arizona [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover title,

iii-|-9 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t W 107.13 :Ar 41

Same: Arkansas; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover title,

iii-f-21 p. oblong S° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t W 107.13 :Ar 4k

■ Same : California ; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover title,

iii-f84 p. oblong S*" [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cpver.] t W 107.13 :C 12

Same: Colorado; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover title,

ill -f 15 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t W 107.13 :C 71

Same: Connecticut; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover

title, iii-}-21 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

W 107.13 : O 76

Same: Delaware; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover title,

iii-i-3 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t W 107.13 :D 37

Same: District of Columbia; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946.

cover title, iii-flS p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] i-

W 107.13 : D 63

Same: Florida; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1M6. cover title,

iii-f-19 p. oblong S" [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t W 107.13 : F 66

Same: Georgia; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover title,

iv-}-33 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t W 107.13 :G 29

• Sent to Depository Libraries

No\^MBER 1946 1331

Casualties — Continued.

Same: Idaho; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover title,

iii+9 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t W 107.13: Id 1

Same: Illinois; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover title,

iii+94 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t W 107.13: II 6

Same: Indiana: [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1046. cover title,

iii+42 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t W 107.13: In 2

Same: Iowa; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover title,

iii+31 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] $ W 107.13 :Io 9

Same: Kansas; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1046. cover title,

iii+25p. oblong8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t W 107.13 :K 13

Same: Kentucky; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover

title, iii+37 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

W 107.13 : K 41

• Same: Louisiana; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover

title, iii+22 p. oblong S° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

W 107.13 :L 93

' Same: Maine; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover title,

iii+11 p. oblong 8° [Processed." Text on p. 2 of cover.] t W 107.13 : M 28

Same: Maryland; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover

title, iii+22 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

W 107.13 :M 36

Same : Massachusetts; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover

title, iii+49 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

W 107.13 : M 38

Same: Michigan; [prepared bv adjutant general]. June 1946. cover title,

iii+66 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t ^Y 107.13 : M 58

Same: Minnesota; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover

title, iii+34 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] $

W 107.13 : M 66

Same: Mississippi; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover

It
W 107.13 : M 69 1

— Same: Missouri ; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover title,
iii+43 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t W 107.13 : IM 69 o

— Same: Montana; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover title.
iii+10 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t W 107.13 : M 76

• — Same: Nevada; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover title,
iii+3 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t W 107.13 : N 41

— Same: New Hampshire; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946.
cover title, iii+6 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

W 107.13 : N 42h

— Same: New Jer.sey; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover
title, iii+51 p. oblong 8" [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

W 107.13 : N 42j

— Same: New Mexico; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover
title, lii+11 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] $

W 107.13 : N42m

— Same: New York; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover
title, iii+152 p. oblong 8" [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

W 107.13 : N 42y

— Same : North Carolina : [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover
title, iii+38 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

W l/yr.lS : N 81c

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1332 Government Publications

Casualties — Continued.

Same: North Dakota; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover

title, iii+10 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

W 107.13 : N 81d

Same: Ohio; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover title,

Ii+[l]+84 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

W 107.13: Oh 3

Same: Oklahoma; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover

title, 111+29 p. oblong S" [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

W 107.13 :0k 4

Same: Oregon; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover title,

iii+15 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t W 107.13 : Or 3

Same : Pennsylvania ; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover

title, iii+130 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] $

W 107.13 : P 38

Same: Rhode Island; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover

title, iii+9 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

W 107.13 : R 34

Same: South Dakota; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover

title, iii+9 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

W 107.13 : So 8d

Same: State of Washington; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946.

cover title, iii+21 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

W 107.13 : W 27

Same: Tennessee; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover

title, iii+34 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

W 107.13 :T 25

Same : Territories of United States ; [prepared by adjutant general]. June

1946. cover title, iii+ 6 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

W 107.13 : T 27

Same: Texas; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover title,

iv+85 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t W 107.13 : T 31

Same: Utah; [prepared by adjutant general.] June 1946. cover title,

iii+8 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t W 107.13 : Ut 1

Same: Vermont; [prepared by adjutant general]. Tune 1946. cover title,

iii+5 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t W 107.13: V 59

Same: Virginia ; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover title,

iii+32 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t W 107.13 : V 81

Same : West Virginia ; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover

title, ii+[l]+25 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t

W 107.13 : W 52v

Same : Wisconsin ; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover title,

iii+37 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] $ W 107.13 : W 75

Same : Wyoming ; [prepared by adjutant general]. June 1946. cover title,

iii+4 p. oblong 8° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t W 107.13 :W 99

Military traiinng. Plan for universal military training. [1946.] [l]+21p. 11.
t • Item 1187
L. C. card 46-27867 W 107.2 : M 59

QUARTERMASTER GENERAL OF ARMY

Oovernment supplies. U. S. Arniv specification: Cord and rope, cotton braided;
May 22, 1946. [1946.1 0 p. 12" (No. 6-363.) [Supersedes J. Q. D. no. lOlD.
Mar. 13, 1944 and J. Q. D. no. 672, July 14, 1945.] f W 1.49: (>-363

Same : Packaging and packing of webbing ; Mar. 20, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12°

(No. 100-62.) [Supersedes JQD no. 599, Nov. 20, 1944.] f W 1.49: 100-62

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WAR MOBILIZATION AND RECONVERSION OFFICE

Addresses. Address by Wilson W. Wyatt, housing expediter and administrator.
National Housing Agency, before 28th annual national convention, American
Legion, San Francisco, Oct. 3, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. 4° [Processed.] t

Y 3.W 19/7 : 7 W 97/12

Address by Wilson W. Wyatt, housing expediter and administrator. Na-
tional Housing Agency, over Mutual Broadcasting Company, from Los Angeles,
Calif., Sept. 30, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 4" [Processed.] t Y 3.W 19/7 : 7 W 97/13

Address by Wilson W. Wyatt, national housing expediter and admin-
istrator. National Housing Agency, before Citizens' Housing and Planning
Council of St. Louis, and National Urban League, St. Louis, aio., Sept. 26,
1946. [1946.] 7 p. 4° [Processed.] t Y 3.W 19/7 : 7 W 97/11

Statement by Wilson W. Wyatt, housing expediter and administrator.

National Housing Agency, for America's Town Meeting of the Air. [1946.]
3 leaves, 4° [Processed.] f Y 3.W 19/7 : 7 W 97/9

Report. Second year of peace, 8th report to the President, Senate, & House of
Representatives by director of war mobilization and reconversion, Oct. 1, 1946.
[1946.] vi+76 p. il. * Paper, 20c. • Item 1131
L. C. card 45-35525 Y 3.W 19/7 : 8/946/4

CONTRACT SETTLEMENT OFFICE

Bates Screw Products Co. Submission of Carl J. Angott, doing business as Bates
Screw Products Company, v. Page Airways, Inc., decided July 30, 19-1(5 ; opinion
[and decision]. [1946.] 6 p. (Appeal Board, proceeding no. 48.) t

Y 3.W 19/7 : 108/48

Crane Co. Appeal of Crane Co. v. Navy Department, decided Aug. 7, 1946 ; opin-
ion [and decision]. [1946.] 4 p. (Appeal Board, proceeding no. 62.) t

Y 3.W 19/7 : 108/62

Dix Machine Works. Appeal of E. H. Daubendick, doing bu.siness as Dix Machine
Works, V. War Department, decided Aug. 7, 1946; opinion [and decision].
[1946.] 4 p. (Appeal Board, proceeding no. 50.) t Y 3.W 19/7 : 108/50

Fourth & Market Realty Co. Appeal of Fourth &. Market Realty Company v.
War Department, final decision, July 29, 1946; opinion [and decision]. [1946.]
3 p. (Appeal Board, proceeding no. 37.) t Y 3.W 19/7 : 108/37-2

Harris, P. E., d Co. Appeal of P. E. Harris & Company v. War Department;
opinion [and decision]. [1946.] 8 p. (Appeal Board, proceeding no. 55.) t
• Item 1131 Y 3.W 19/7 : 108/55

Johnson, E. A., Co. Appeal of H. A. Johnson Company v. Navy Department,
decided Aug. 16, 1946; opinion [and decision]. [1946.] 4 p. (Appeal Board,
proceeding no. 66.) t • Item 1131 Y 3.W 19/7 : 108/66

Report. War contract terminations and settlements, letter from director. Office
of Contract Settlement, transmitting 8th quarterly progress report. 1946- v-f 49
p. il. (H. doc. 768, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [Also issued without congressional
document notation and entered in Monthly catalog for Sept. 1946, p. 1135.] t
L. C. card 45-85598

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Notes of General Interest

Domestic Commerce Office

The Office of Domestic Commerce was established in the Department of Com-
merce by Department order no. 10 of Dec. 18, 1945, by consolidating functions
formerly carried on by certain organizational units of the Bureau of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce.

Land Management Bureau

The Bureau of Land Management was created in the Department of the
Interior by the merging of the General Land Office and the Grazing Service,
through the President's reorganization plan no. 3, effective July 16, 1946.

Public Assistance Bureau

The Bureau of Public Assistance was made a part of the Social Security
Administration under the Federal Security Agency, through Reorganization
plan no. 2, which became effective July 16, 1946.

1338

New Classification Numbers

War Food Administration.
Marketing Services Office.

A80.827 : V. nos. <& uus Commei'cial grain stocks reports (weekly).

[Proc]

Note. — See, for earlier issues, A81.19 : (v. nos. &

DOS.).

A80.828 : v. nos. & nos Feed market review ; Weekly. [Proc]

Note. — See, for later issues, A81.20 ; (v. nos. &

DOS.).

A80.829 : V. nos. & nos Rice market review ; Weekly. [Proc]

Note. — See, for later issues, A81.21 ; (v. nos. &

DOS.).

Marketing Services Office.

A81.19: V. nos. «&nos Commercial grain stocks reports (weekly).

[Proc]

Note. — See, for earlier issues, ABO. 827 : (v. nos.
& DOS.). See, for later issues, A82.31 : (v.
nos. & nos.).

A81.20 : V. nos. & nos Feed market review ; Weekly. [Proc]

Note. — See, for earlier issues, A80.828 : (v. nos.
& nos.). See, for later issues, A82.32 : (v.
nos. & nos.).

AS1.21 : V. nos. & nos Rice market review ; Weekly. [Proc]

Note. — See, for earlier issues, A80.S29 : (v. nos.
& nos.). See, for later issues, A82.33 : (v. nos.
& nos.).
Production and Marketing Administration.

A82.31 : V. nos. & nos L_ Commercial grain stocks reports (weekly).

[Proc]
Note. — See, for earlier issues, A81.19 : (v. nos. &
nos.).

A82. 32 : V. nos. & nos Feed market review; Weekly. [Proc]

Note. — See, for earlier issues, A81.20 : (v. nos. &
nos.).

A82.33 : v. nos. & nos Rice market review ; Weekly. [Proc]

Note. — See, for earlier issues, A81.21 : (v. nos. &
nos.).
Domestic Commerce Office.

C3f).l : date Annual reports.

C36. 2 : CT General publications.

C36.3:-6: (Reserved)

C36.7:nos Industrial series.

Note. — See, for earlier issues, CIS. 225 (nos.).

C36.8: CT Inquiry reference service. [Proc]

Note. — See, for earlier issues, C18.228 : (CT).
Civil Service Commission.

CS 1.47 : nos Special bulletins. [Proc]

Federal Power Commission.

FP 1.23 : date Effect of income tax law revision on electric

taxes and income (quarterly). [Proc]

FP 1.24 : date Electric utility sy.^iteni loads (monthly).

Social Security Administration.
Cliildrcn'/i Bureau.

FS3.207':CT The cliihl (separates).

Note. — See, for earlier issues, L5.35 " : (CT).
Documents Office.
GP3.17^:CT Selected United States Government publica-
tions.
Mines Bureau.
128.83: nos Zirconium reports; Quarterly. [Proc]

1339

1340 Government Publications

Land Management Bureau.

I 53.1: date Annual reports.

Ndte. — See, for earlier issues, I 21.1 : (date) and
I 3S.1 : ((lute).

NoTB.— See, for earlier issues, 121.2: (CT) and
I 3.S.2 : iCT».

I53.2:CT General publications.

Note. — See, for earlier issues, I 21.2 : (CT) and
I 3S.2 : (CT).
153.3: (Reserved)

I 53.4 : nos Circulars. TProc]

Note. — See, for earlier Issues, 121.4 : (nos.).
I53.5:-7: (Reserved)

1 53.8; date Ephemeris of the sun, Polaris and other se-
lected stars

NoTB. — See, for earlier issues, 121.11': (date).
Supreme Court.

Ju6.8 "": date & nos [Upinions of Supreme Court. 1

Note. — See, for earlier issues, JuO.8 " : (CT).
Federal Housing Admitiistrjitioii.

NHA2.14:nos Engineering hulletiiis. IProc]

Emergency Maringement Oftlce.
War As.fetfi Adininistratinn.

Pr33.213 : date Schedule of sales offerings.

Coast fluard.

T47.38: date & nos Finance and supply circulars. [Proc]

T47.39 : date & nos Finance atul supply memorandums. [Proc]

Veterans' Administration.

VA1.21:CT Addresses. [Proc.J

War Department.
W1.72: nos Military Government of Germany. Monthly re-
port of military governor, U. S. Zone. [Proc]
W1.72":CT Military Government of Germany, Special re-
port of military governor, U. S. Zone.
[Proc]

W1.73 : nos Official gazette of Control Council for Germany.

W1.74:nos Military Government, Austria, Report of

United States commissioner (monthly).
[Proc]

W1.75:nos Sunuuation of non-military activities in Japan

(montlily). [Proc]

W1.76:nos Summation of United States Army INIilitary

Government activities in Korea (monthly).
[Proc]

W1.77: CT Armed Forces Institute publications.

Y4.Su7 : CT Surplus Property, Select Committee to Investigate

Disposition of, House.

Note. — The following publications have been discontinued: Information Office,
Agriculture Department, B"'ood information series ( A21.18 : nos.) ; Farm Credit
Administration, [War circulars] (A72.23: nos.) ; Soil Conservation Service. [Misc.
publications] (A76.213: nos.) ; Production Office, War Food Administration, Food
production memorandum (A80.208: nos.) ; Census Bureau, Suujniary of motor
vehicle accident fatalities, quarterly issues (C3.128^: date ""^ ) ; Ordnance Bureau,
Naval firepower, for men and women of naval ordnance (N18.12: v.°°') ; Army Air
Forces, Technical data digest (W108.18: v.°").

Congressional Set

NOTK. — The bound volumes of congressional documents and reports are not
listed in tlie Monthly catalogs, since the publications contained therein have been
previously entered separately.

The following hound volume was sent to Depository Libraries during the month
of November 1946 :

House Documents No. 136, 79th Congrses, 1st session. • Item 323

Monthly Catalog

NO. 623 • DECEMBER 1946
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF UNITED STATES COURTS

Report of Judicial Conference, October session, 1946. [1946.] 27 p. $ • Item
1042
L. C. card 41-18702 JulO.2 : J89/946

AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT

Note. — Those publications of the Department of Agriculture which are for sale will be
supplied by the SuperinteuUent of Documents, Governmeut Printing Office. Washington 25,
D. C. The Depiirtuicut issues a monthly list of imblicaticns which will be mailed to all
applicants, who cau then snlect tlie available ones; desired.

AsclepiiiH syriaca. Types of pods of Asclepias syriaca found in Michigan ; by
F. K. Sparrow. 19-16. [2] -(-05-80 p. il. fFrom Journal of agricultural re-
search, Aug. 1, 1946, v. 73, no. 3.] * Paper, 10c. A 1.23/a : Mich.-48

Cottonseed meal. Nutritive value of cottonseed meal, soybean meal, and peanut
meal when used separately and together to supplement protein of prairie hay
in experiniorits with steers [with list of literature cited] ; by H. M. Briggs,
Willis D. Gallup, and A. E. Darlow. 1946. [2] +167-176 p. [From Journal
of agricultural research, Sept. 1, 1946, v. 73, no. 5.] * Paper, 5c.

A 1.23/a : Okla.-33

Jndiffolush. Insecticidal properties of indigobush (Amorpha fruticosa) [with
list of literature cited] ; by Charles H. Brett. 1946. [21+81-96 p. il. [From
Journal of agricultural research, Aug. 1, 1946, v. 73, no. 3.] * Paper, 10c.

A 1.23/a : Okla.-34

Swine. Relative toxicity to swine of lead arsenate spray residue, lead arsenate,
lead acetate, and arsenic trioxide [with list of literature cited] ; by Kermit
Groves, Ernest C. McCullocli, and J. L. St. John. 194G. [21+159-166 p. il.
[From Journal of agricultural research, Sept. 1, 1946, v. 73, no. 5.] * Paper, 5c.

A 1.23/a : Wash.-41

Thermocouples. Construction and installation of thermocouples for biological
research [with list of literature cited] ; by Russell Eggert. 1946. [2]+341-
355 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, June 1, 1946, v. 72, no. 11..]
* Paper, 5c. A 1.23/a : N. H.-7

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS BUREAU

Addresses. Development of cooperative work, outlook and goals, address by
Phillip F. Aylesworth, assistant to administrator. Production and Marketing
Administration, at 24th annual Agricultural Outlook Conference, Washington,
D. C, Oct. 11, 1946. [1940.] 3 p. 4" [Processed.] t A 36.51 : C 78/7

Goals, price supports and outlook, summai'y of remarks by Robert H.

Shields, administratoi of Production and Marketing Administration, at 24th
annual Agricultural Outlook Conference, Washington, D. C, Or^t. 9, 1946.
[1940.] 3 p. 4° [Processed.] t A 36.51 : P 93/5

Memorandum on economic outlook, address by Marriner S. Eccles, chair-
man. Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System, at 24th annual Agricultural
Outlook Conference, Washington, D. C, Oct. 7, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. 4°
[Processed.] t A 36.51 : Ec 7/5

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1341

1342 Government Publications

A ddressea — Continued.

National Income and general price level, summary of address by M. Joseph

Meehan, assistant director, Office of Business Economics, Department of Com-
merce, at 24th annual Agricultural Outlook Conference, Washington, D. C.,
Oct. 7, 1046. [1946.] 4 p. 4° [Processed.] t A 36.51 :P 93/6

Outlook for agriculture in 1947 and beyond, summary of address by O. C.

Stine, assistant chief. Prices and Marketing, at 24th annual Agricultural Out-
look Conference, Washington, D. C, Oct. 7, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. 4° [Proc-
essed.] t A 36.51 :Ag 8/25

• Promising new outlets for farm products, address by Louis B. Howard,

chief. Bureau of Agricultural and Industrial Chemisti-y, Agricultural Research
Administration, at 24th annual Agricultural Outlook Conference, Washington.
D. C, Oct. 8, 1»46. [1946.] 6 p. 4° [Processed.] f A 36.51 : P 942/5

■ World situation for food and agriculture, address by D. A. FitzGerald,

secretary-general, International Emergency Food Council, before 24th annual
Agricultural Outlook Conference, Washington, D. C., Oct. 7, 1946. [1946.]
6 p. 4° [Processed.] t A 36.51 :F 73/7

Farm cost situation, FCS-1 ; Sept. 1946. [1946.] [2] +30 p. il. 4° [Proc-
essed.] t A 38.157:1

Farm ivorkers. Wages and wage rates of farm workers in potato, sugar beet,
and cotton harvests, California, 1915; [prepared by William H. Metzler].
Washington, D. C, July 1946. [2] +34 p. il. 4° (Surveys of wages and wage
rates in agriculture, report 14.) [Processed.] f A 36.156: 14

Irrigation. From dryland farming to irrigation (Tri-County area. Nebr.) ; by
Ned O. Thompson and Robert L. Berger. June 1946. [2]-f-46 p. il. 4° [Proc-
essed.] t A36.2:Ir7

Maple products, 1916-46, farm production, disposition, and value, by States and
United States. Washington, D. C., Oct. 1946. cover title, 26 p. il. large 8°
(Crop Reporting Board.) [Processed. Text and other illustrations on p. 1
and 2 of cover.] t A 36.2 : M 32/916-46

Outlook charts. Agricultural outlook charts, 1947. book 1. Washington, D. C,
Oct. 1946. cover title, iii+40 p. il. 4° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover,] t

A 36 50 : C 38/3/947/bk.l

Vegetables. Commercial truck crop estimate reiwrts. [Processed.] t

A 36.101 :
NoTB. — The Agricultural Economics Bureau issues a series of reports relating to truck
crops which, although numbered in one series (TC followed by the year and a number
with a different group of hundreds assigned for each month), consists of several distinct
groups as follows : Commercial truck crops for fresh market, commonly called Truck crop
report^ ;. Truck crops for commercial processing, commonly called Processing crop
reports ; Truck crop news ; Annual summaries in December each year. Revised statistical
summaries are issued at appropriate intervals covering a varying period of years.
Printed summaries of these reports were published in Crops and markets prior to June
1937, but these have been discontinued. A yearly summary only is published in the
January quarterly issue each year.

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION

Poultry disease investigations at Regional Poultry Research Laboratory; [jire-
pared with cooperation of staff of Poultry Research Laboratory]. [July'l946.]
[4] +27 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous publication 609.1 [Includes
list of Publications of Regional Poultry Research Laboratorv.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr. 40-307 A 1.38 : 609

AGBICULTUB.VL AND INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY BUREAU

Fann products. Promising new outlets for farm products; by Louis B. Howard.
[1946.] 6 p. 4° (AIC-128.) [Processed. Delivered before D.^partment of
Agriculture Outlook Conference, Oct. 8, 1946.] t A 77.104/2 : 128

Pea vines. Composition and apparent digestibility of carbohydrate and other
constituents of pea and lima-bean vines when fed to sheep [with list of litera-
ture cited] ; by Max Phillips, C. O. Miller, and R. E. Davis. 1946. [2]+177-
187 p. [From Journal of agricultural research, Sept. 1, 1946, v. 73, no. 5.]
* Paper, 5c. A 1.23/a : E-90

• Sent to Depository Libraries

December 1946 1343

Pnlps. Agricultural residue pulps, bleaching studies on straw pulps [with list
of literature cited] ; by S. I. Aronovsky, G. H. Nelson, and E. C Lathrop.
[1946.] 11 p. 11. 4° (AIC-131.) [Processed. Published in Paper trade journal
117, no. 25, Dec. 16, 1943.] t A 77.104/2 : 131

Rutin. Production of rutin from buckwheat leaf meal ; by Roderick K. Eskew,
G. W. Macpherson Phillips, Edward L. Griffin, jr., and Paul W. Edwards.
Apr. 1946. cover title, [6]+ 19 p. 6 pi. 4" (AIC-114; Eastern Regional Re-
search Laboratory.) [Processed.] t A 77.104/2 : 114

Soybean or vegetable milk, resume and bibliography ; by A. K. Smith and A. C.
Beckel. Feb. 1946. cover title, 14 p. 4° (AIG-113; Northern Regional Re-
search Laboratory.) [Processed. Published in Chemical and engineering
news, 24, 1946.] t A 77.104/2: 113

Tung oil. Applicability of continuous solvent extraction to tung oil; by Raiford
L. Holmes and Frank 0. Pack. [Sept. 1946] 16 p. 4° (AIC-116.) [Proc-
essed.] t A 77.104/2 :116

ANIMAIi INDUSTRY BUKEAU

Beef. Estimation of composition of beef carcasses and cuts [with list of litera-
ture cited] ; by O. G. Hankins and Paul E. Howe. Oct. 1946. 20 p. il. (Agri-
culture Dept. Technical bulletin 926.) * Paper, 10c. • Item 16
L. C. card Agr 46-303 A 1.36 : 926

Directory of Bureau of Animal Industry; revised to July 1, 1&46. 1946. ii-f
30 p. [Part of the pages are blank.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 07
L. C. card Agr 10-511 A 77.221 : 946

Pasture handbook ; by A. T. Semple, H. N. Vinall, C. R. Enlow, and T. E. Wood-
ward ; with foreword by Henry A. Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture. Apr. 1934,
slightly revised Sept. 1946. [1946.] cover title, 88 p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
Miscellaneous publication 194.) [Prepared in cooperation with Plant Indus-
try, Soils and Agricultural Engineering Bureau and Dairy Industry Bureau.]
* Paper, 15c. • Item 14
L. C. card Agr 46-304 A 1.38 : 194/5

Sheep. Parasites and parasitic diseases of sheep ; [by Maurice O. Hall, Gerard
Dikmans and Willard H. Wright]. [Apr. 1923, revised Feb. 1938, slightly
revised Sept. 1946.] [1946.] ii-|-49 p. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bul-
letin 1330.) [Revision of Farmers' bulletin 1150.] * Paper, 10c.

A 1.9:1330/11

Zoology. Index-catalogue of medical and veterinary zoology: pt. 7, authors, H
to Juzuki ; by Albert Hassall, Mildred A. Doss, Dorothy B. Segal, and Gertrude
B. Car.son. Nov. 1^6. [l]-f 1755-2271 p. * Paper, $1.25. •Item 69
L. C. card Agr 32-796 A 77.219 : 7

ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QXJABANTINE BXJEEAU

Alfalfa. Temporary immunity in alfalfa ordinarily susceptible to attack by pea
aphid [with list of literature cited] ; by W. T. Emery. 1946. [2] -f 33^3 p. il.
[From Journal of agricultural research, July 15, 1946, v. 73, no. 2.] *Paper, 10c.

A 1.23/a : K-338

Honey bees. Use of pollen traps and pollen supplements in developing honeybee
colonies; by C. W. Schaefer and C. L. Farrar. Oct. 1946. 7 p. 5 p. of pi. 4°
(E-531, revised.) [Processed.] f A 77.312 : E-531/rev.

Semicarbazones. Review of laboratory tests on toxicity of certain semicarba-
zones to various insects [with list of literature cited] ; by S. I. Gertler. Oct.
1946. 15 p. 4° (E-705.) [Processed.] f A 77.312: E-705

Service announcements. Service and regulatory announcements: List of inter-
cepted plant pests, 1945 (list of pests recorded during period July 1, 1944-
June 30, 1945, as intercepted in, on, or with plants and plant products entering
United States territory) : [compiled by N. Rex Hunt, Judith Hunt, and H. L.
Sanford]. Nov. 1946. 47 p. t • Item 86
L. C. card Agr 14-383 A 77.308/2 : 945

Silverfish; [by B. A. Back]. [Oct. 1937, revised June 1946.] [1946.] 4 p. il
(Agriculture Dept. Leaflet 149.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 13 A 1.35: 149/3

• Sent to Depository Libraries

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1344 Government Publications

HITMAN NUTRITION AND HOMB ECONOMICS BTJBEATJ

Mending. ABC's of mending [by Clarice L. Scott, Bess Vlemont Morrison].
[Nov. 1942, revised Sept. 1943, slightly revised Oct. 1040.] [1946.] (Agricul-
ture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1925.) * Paper, 10c. A 1.9: 1925/3

Rural income. 1947 outlook charts, rural family living. Oct. 1946. cover title,
vi+[82] p. il. 4° [Processed. Prepared iu cooperation with ARricultural Eco-
nomics Bureau.] t A 77.702 : R 88/2/947

Stveetpotato recipes. [Oct. 1946.] 12 p. 11. narrow 8° (Agriculture Dept. AIS-
58.) t • Item 11
L. C. card Agr 46-306 A l.(>4 : 58

PLANT INDUSTRY, SOILS, AND AGRICULTURAL ENGINEEMNO BUREAU

Apples. Influence of o-naphthaleneacetic acid spray on maturity and storage
physiology of apples, pears, and sweet cherries [with list of literature cited] ;
by Fisk Gerhardt and D. F. Allmendinger. 1946. [2]+]89-20G p. il. [From
Journal of agricultural research, Sept. 1, 1946, v. 73, no. 5.] * Paper, 10c.

A 1.23/a : G-1355

Cereals. Comparison of effects of beat and X-rays on dormant seeds of cereals,
with special reference to polyploidy [with list of literature cited] ; by Luther
Smith. 1946. [2J +137-158 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research,
Aug. 15, 1946, V. 73, uo. 4.] * Paper, 10c. A 1.23/a : O-1360

Corn. Handling and storing soft corn on farm; [by C. K. Shedd]. [Sept. 1945,
slightly revised Sept. 1946.] [1946.] [2]+13p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farm-
ers' bulletin 1976.) * Paper, 5c. •Item 10 A 1.9: 1976/2

Cotton. Environmental modification of fiber properties as source of error in
cotton experiments [with list of literature cited] ; by D. M. Simpson and K. L.
Hertel. 1946. [2] 4-97-311 p. [From Journal of agricultural research, Aug.
1, 1946, v. 73, no. 3.] * Paper, lOc. A 1.23/a : G-1354

Grotalaria, culture and utilization; [by Roland McKee, G. E. Ritchey, J. L.
Stephens, and H. W. Johnson]. [Oct. 1946.] ii + 17 p. 11. (Agriculture Dept.
Farmers' bulletin 1980.) * Paper, 10c. •Item 10
L. C. card Agr 46-308 A 1.9 : 1980

Currants and gooseberries, their culture and relation to white-pine blister rust,
[bv George M. Darrow and S. B. Detwiler; with contributions by others].
[Aug. 1924, revised Apr. 1938, slightly revised July 1946.] [1946.] il-f36 p. 11.
(Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1398.) [Revision of Farmers' bulletin
1024.] * Paper, 10c. A 1.9 : 1398/10

Farmhouses. Preventing moisture in farmhouses. [1946.] 11 p. 4° (Informa-
tion series 71, rev. June 1946.) [Processed.] t A 77.518: 71

Fire fighting on farms [with list of references] ; by A. T. Holman. [Oct. l'.>46.]
cover title, 54 p. il. 12° (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous publication 612.)
[Prepared in cooperation with Extension Service. Text and another illustra-
tion on p. 1-2 of cover.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 14
L. C. card Agr 46-302 A 1.38 : 612

Fvlton County, Ind'. Soil survey, Fulton County, Ind., by O. C Rogers, A. P.
Bell, T. E. Barnes, and Sutton Myers; with section on Management of soils of
Fulton County, by A. T. Wiancko. Aug. 1946. cover title, 82 p. il. 1 pi. map in
pocket. ([Soil survey report] series 1937, no. 17.) [Prepared in cooperation
with Purdue University Agricultural Exi)eriment Stntion. Text and another
illustration on p. 2 and 4 of cover.] ♦Paper, 50c. • Item 143
L. C. card Agr 46-309 A 77.514 : 937/17

Kings County, Calif. Soil survey. Kings County, Calif, [with list of literature
cited] ; by John L. Retzer, R. A. Gardner, L. F. Koehler, and Ralph C. Cole.
Oct. 1946. cover title, 102 p. il. 1 pi., 2 p. of pi. 2 maps in pocket. ( [Soil survey
report] series 19;i8, no. 9.) [Prepared in cooperation with University of Cali-
fornia Agricultural Experiment Station. Text and another illustration on
p. 2 and 4 of cover.] * Paper, $1.00. • Item 143
L. C. card Agr 46-310 A 77.514 : 938/9

• Sent to Depository Libraries

December 1946 1345

Onion-set production; [by J. C. Walker, W. C. Edmundson, and H. A. Jones].
[May 1944. slightly revised Oct. 1940.] [1946.] [2] +21 p. il. (Agriculture
Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1955.) [Supersedes sections on onion sets in Farm-
ers' bulletin 434, Home production of onion seed and sets.] * Paper, 10c.

• Item 10 A 1.9 : 1955/2

Pears. Handling and preparing Kiefifer pear for use as food; [by C. W. Cul-
pepper, J. M. Lutz and H. H. Moon]. [Feb. 1938, slightly revised Sept. 1946.]
[1946.] ii-f 15 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1796.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 46-305 A 1.9 : 1796/2

Plaster and plastering (gypsum and lime). [1946.] 6 p. 4° (Information series
32, revised.) [Processed.] t A 77.518: 32

Sorghum. Growing and feeding grain sorghums; [by J. H. Martin, J. S. Cole,
and A. T. Semple]. [Dec. 1936, slightly revised 1946.] [1946.] ii-f 46 p. il.
(Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1764.) [Prepared in cooperation with
Animal Industry Bureau.] * Paper, 10c. A 1.9: 1764/2

Sugar beets. Yellow wilt of sugar beet in Argentina [with list of literature
cited] ; by C. W. Bennett and Carlos Munck. 1940. [2] +45-64 p. il. [From
Journal of agricultural research, July 15, 1946, v. 73, no. 2.] * Paper 10c.

A 1.23/a : G-1353

EXTENSION SERVICE

Addresses. Developing cooperative work in outlook and goals ; [by] H. M. Dixon.
Oct. 11, 1946. 3 p. 4° [Processed. Talk presented at National Outlook Con-
ference, Washington, D. C, Oct. 7-11, 1946.] t A 43.21 :C 78

4-H Clubs. 4-H Clubs. [1946.] 4 p. il. narrow 24" t Information Office.

• Item 96 A 43.2 : F 82/12

FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION

Loans. Semiannual report on loans and discounts, June 30, 1946. [1946.] [2] +
10 p. il. 4" [Processed.] t A 72.12: 946/1

FOREST SERVICE

Pines. Tests of direct seeding with pines in Piedmont region ; by W. E. McQuil-
kin. 1946. [2] +113-136 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, Aug.
15, 1946, V. 73, no. 4.] ♦ Paper, 10c. A 1.23/a : F-104

INFORMATION OFFICE

Agriculture Department. Origin, structure, and functions of Department of
Agriculture. Revised Jan. 1946. [1946.] 19 p. 1 pi. 4° [Processed.] t

A 21.2 : Ag 8/6/946

Publications. List of agricultural publications available for distribution by
Members of Congress to homemakers and residents of cities and towns [list
no. 3, Aug. 28, 1946]. [1946.] [2] p. t • Item 131 A 21.9/8: 3/26

LIBRARY

Mango, list of references [with list of sources consulted] ; compiled by Helen V.
Barnes. Oct. 1946. 62 p. 4° (Library list 29.) [Processed.] t
L. C. ca rd Agr 46-300 A 17.17 : 29

PLANT AND OPERATIONS OFFICE

Mail. Mail. June 1946. cover title, [4] +24 p. 4° (O. P. O. pub. 7.) [Proc-
essed. Text and illustrations on p. 1 and 2 of cover,] t A 60.8: 7

Records. Disposition of official records, standard form records. May 1946.
cover title, 42 p. 4° (O. P. O. pub. 1, rev., supp. 1.) [Processed. Text on
p. 2 of cover.] t A 60.8 : 1/2/supp.l

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1346 Government Publications

PRODUCTION AND MARKETING ADMINISTRATION

Addresses. Action programs to improve nutrition, talk by Robert H. Shields, ad-
ministrator of Production and Marketing Administration, at USDA Outlook
Conference, Oct. 9, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 4° [Processed.] t A82.24:Sh6

Farming for the future in New York. Aug. 1946. 12 p. il. 4° (Agriculture
Dept. PA-17.) ?• Item 11 A 1.68 : 17

Grain. Trade in grain futures, July-Sept. 1946; v. 13, no. 1-3. [1946.] various
paging, 4" [Monthly. Processed.] f A 82.29 : 13/1-3

Grapefruit juice. United States standards for grades of canned grapefruit juice
(effective Nov. 1, 1946). 5th issue. [Oct. 18, 1946.] 11 p. il. 4" [Processed.
These standards supersede standards that have been in effect since Dec. 15,
1941.] t A 82.20 : G 766/3/946

Milk. — Amendment to Order regulating handling of milk in Dayton-Springfleld,
Ohio, marketing area, effective July 1, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. (Order 71, amdt.
1.) [Title 7, chap. 9, Code of Federal regulations, (Marketing orders) pt.
971] t • Item 159 A 80.825 : 71/amdt.l

Note. — This amendment is classed with the Order under Marketing Services Office so
that it may be Hied with the publication which it amends.

■ Amendment 1 to Order, as amended, regulating handling of milk in Louis-
ville, Ky., marketing area, effective May 14, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. (Order 46,
amdt. 1.) [Title 7, chap. 9, Code of Federal regulations, (Marketing orders)
pt. 946.] t • Item 159 A 80.116 : 46/amdt.l

Note. — This Amendment is classed with the Order under Distribution Office so that
it may be filed with the publication which it amends.

Amendment 1 to Order regulating handling of milk in Columbus, Ohio,

marketing area, effective Sept. 1, 1944 [1946]. [1946.] 3 p. (Order 74, amdt.
1.) [Title 7, chap. 9 Code of Federal regulations, (Marketing orders) pt. 974.]
t • Item 159 A 82.22 : 74/amdt.l

Amendment 2, to Order, as amended, regulating handling of milk in Dayton-
Springfield, Ohio, marketing area, effective Sept. 1, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. (Order
71, amdt. 2.) [Title 7, chap. 9, Code of Federal regulations, (Marketing Or-
ders) pt. 971.] t • Item 159 A 80.825 : 71/amdt.2

Note. — This amendment is classed with the Order under Marketing Services Office so
that it may be filed with the publication which it amends.

Amendment 4, to Order, as amended, regulating handling of milk in Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, marketing area, effective Sept. 1, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. (Order 65,
amdt. 4.) [Title 7, chap. 9, Code of Federal regulations, (Marketing orders)
pt. 965.] t • Item 159 A 80.116 : 65/amdt.4

Note. — This amendment is classed with the Order under Distribution Office, War Food
Administration, so that it may be filed with the publication which it amends.

Order amending Order, as amended, regulating handling of milk in greater

Boston, Mass., marketing area, effective Sept. 21, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. (Order 4,
as amended, amdt. 4.) [Title 7, chap. 9, Code of Federal regulations, (Mar-
keting orders) pt. 904.] f • Item 159 A 73.8 : 4/amdt.4

Note. — This amendment is classed with the Order under Surplus Marketing Admin-
istration so that it may be filed with the publication which it amends.

Order amending Order, as amended, regulating handling of milk in Lowell-
Lawrence, Mass., marketing area, effective Sept. 21, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. (Order
34, as amended, amdt. 3.) [Title 7, chap. 9, Code of Federal regulations, (Mar-
keting orders) pt. 934.] t • Item 159 A 75.20 : 34/amdt.3

Note. — This amendment is classed with the Order under Agricultural Marketing
Administration so that it may be filed with the publication which it amends.

Order amending Order, as amended, regulating handling of milk in Wash-
ington, D. C, marketing area, effective Sept. 14, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. (Order 45,
as amended, amdt. 2.) [Title 7, chap. 9, Code of Federal regulations, (Mar-
keting orders) pt. 945.] t • Item 159 A 82.22 : 45/amdt.2

• Oi-der, as amended, regulating handling of milk in Chicago, 111., marketing

area, effective Sept 1, 1(M6. [1946.] 16 p. (Order 41, as amended.) [Title 7,
chap. 9, Code of Federal regulations, (Marketing orders) pt. 941.] t • Item
159 A 82.22 : 41

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Decembek 1946 1347

Orange juice United States standards for grades of canned orange juice (effec-
tive Nov. 15, 1946), 4th issue. [Nov. 1, 1946.] 9 p. il. 4° [Processed. Super-
sedes standards in effect since Dec. 15, 1942.] f A 82.20 : Or 1/946

Raisins. United States standards for grades of processed raisins (effective Oct.
15,1946). 2d issue. [Oct. 14, 1946.] 13 p. 4° [Processed. Supersedes stand-
ards in effect since Mar. 2, 1942.] t A 82.20 : R-13/946

School hatches. National school lunch program. [Aug. 1946.] 4 p. il. (Agri-
culture Dept. [PA-19].) $ • Item 11 A 1.68: 19

Sugar beets. Determination of proportionate shares for farms in domestic beet
sugar area for 1946 crop. Sept. 10, 1940. 1 p. (S. D. 242; Sugar Branch.)
t • Item 30 A 82.19 :242

Sugarcane. Detei'mination of fair and reasonable wage rates for persons em-
ployed in harvesting of 1946 crop of sugarcane in Louisiana. Sept. 17, 1946.
2 p. (S. D. 243 ; Sugar Branch.) t • Item 30 A 82.19 : 243

Determination of fair and reasonable wage rates for persons employed in

production, cultivation, and harvesting of sugarcane in Florida during period
July 1, 1946-June 30, 1947. Sept. 3, 1946. 1 p. (S. D. 241 ; Sugar Branch.)
t • Item 30 A 82.19 :241

FIELD SERVICE BKANCH

jigricultural conservation. Agricultural conservation program for Arizona, 1947
handbook. [1946.] 19 p. (Western region; WR 47-1, Ariz.) t • Item 44

A 82.112 : Ar4i/947
— — Agricultural conservation program for Idaho, 1947 handbook. [1946.]
ii+38 p. (Western region; WR 47-1, Idaho.) t • Item 44

A 82.112 : Id 1/947

Agricultural conservation program for Kansas, 1947 handbook. [1946.]

22 p. (Western region; WR 47-1, Kansas.) f •Item 44

A 82.112 : K 13/947

Agricultural conservation program for Montana, 1947 handbook. [1946.]

ii+27 p. (Western region; WR 47-1, Montana.) t • Item 44

A 82.112 : M 76/947

• Agricultural conservation program for Nevada, 1947 handbook. [1946.]

18 p. (Western region; WR 47-1, Nevada.) [Includes list of Farmers' bulle-
tins on subjects related to agriculture.] t • Item 44 A 82.112 : N 41/947

Agricultural conservation program for North Dakota, 1947 handbook.

[1946.] 22 p. (Western region; WR 47-1, N. Dak.) t •Item 44

A 82.112 :N81d/947

■ Agricultural conservation program for Oregon, 1947 handbook. [1946.]

ii-|-21 p. (Western region; WR 47-1, Oregon.) t •Item 44

A 82.112 : Or 3/947

— — Agricultural conservation program for Washington, 1947 handbook.
[1946.] ii+20 p. (Western region; WR 47-1, Washington.) t • Item 44

A 82.112 :W 27/947

Agricultural conservation program for Wyoming, 1947 handbook. [1946.]

ii+22p. (Western region; WR 47-1.) t • Item 44 A 82.112 : W 99/947

1946 agricultural conservation program east central region : Completing

ACP performance reports and preparing applications for payment, 1946. Sept.
20, 1940. 28 p. 4° (ECA-70-46.) [Proce.ssod. 1946 program supplement to
ECA-70, General procedure for preparing ACP applications for pavment.] t

A 83.6 : P 29/2/SUPP.2

Note. — This supplement is classed with the original publication so that the set
may be filed together.

1946 agricultural conservation program for California, supp. 3 [to hand-
book]. Apr. 12, 1946. 1 p. (Western region; WR 46-1, California, supp. 3.)
[Processed.] t A 82.112: C 12/946/supp.3

1946 agricultural conservation program for Idaho, supp. 1 [to handbook].

Apr. 10, 1946. 1 p. (Western region; WR 46-1, Idaho, supp. 1.) [Proc-
essed.] t A 82.112 : Id 1/946/supp.l

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1348 Government Pubulcations

Agricultural conservation — Continued.

1046 agricultural conservation program for Kansas, supp. 1 [to handbook].

Mar. 20, iy-16. 1 p. (Western region; WR 46-1, Kansas, supp. 1.) [Proc-
essed.] t A 82.112 : K 13/946/supp.l

Same, supp. 2 [to handbook]. Apr. 12, 1946. 2 p. ([Western region];

WR 46-1, Kansas, supp. 2.) [Processed.] t A 82.112 : K 13/946/supp.2

1946 agricultural conservation program for North Dakota, supp. 1 [to

handbook]. Apr. 12. 1946. 1 p. (Western region; WR 46-1, North Dakota,
supp. 1.) [Processed.] t A 82.112 : N 81 d/946/supp.l

1946 agricultural conservation program for Utah, supp. 1 [to handbook].

Apr. 19, 1946. 1 p. (Western region; WR 46-1, Utah, supp. 1.) [Proc-
essed.] t A 82.112 : Ut 1/946/supp.l

Same, supp. 2 [to handbook]. Apr. 12, 1946. 1 p. (Western region;

WR 46-1; Utah, supp. 2.) [Processed.] f A 82.112 : Ut l/946/supp.2

1946 agricultural conservation program for Washington, supp. 1 [to hand-
book]. Apr. 12, 1946. 1 p. (Western region; WR 46-1, Washington, supp. 1.)
[Processed.] t A 82.112 : W 27/946/supp.l

1946 agricultural conservation program for Wyoming, supp. 2 [to hand-
book]. Apr. 12, 1946. 1 p. (Western region; WR 46-1, Wyoming, supp. 2.)
[Processed.] t A 82.112 : W 99/946/supp.2

■ 1946 agricultural conservation program ; preparation of Form WR-46-10,

1946 application for payment, computation of payments thereon, and trans-
mittal to State office. Sept. 13, 1946. 22 p. 4° (WR^6-13, pt. 2.) [Proc-
essed. ] t A 82.106 : C 76/4/946/pt.2

1946 agricultural conservation program, preparation of Forms WR-46-10,

1946 application for payment, computation of payments thereon, and trans-
mittal to State office. Sept. 13, 1946. 8 p. 4° (WR^6-13, pt. 2, Arizona,
supp. 1. ) [ Processed. ] t A 82.106 : C 76/4/946/pt.2 supp.l, Ariz.

1946 agricultural conservation program, preparation of Form WR^6-10,

1946 application for payment, computation of payments thereon, and trans-
mittal to State office. Sept. 13, 1946. 12 p. 4' (WR-46-13, pt. 2, California,
supp. 1. ) [ Processed. ] t A 82.106 : C 76/4/946/pt.2/supp.l, Calif.

— — 1946 agricultural conservation program, preparation of Form WR-46-10,
1946 application for payment, computation of payments thereon, and trans-
mittal to State office. Sept. 13, 1946. 15 p. 4" (WR-46-13, pt. 2, Colorado,
supp. 1.) [Processed.] t A 82.106 : C 76/4/946/pt.2/supp.l, Colo.

. 1946 agricultural conservation program, preparation of Form WR-46-10,

1946 application for payment, computation of payments thereon, and trans-
mittal to State office. Sept. 13, 1&16. 15 p. 4° (WR-46-13, pt. 2, Idaho,
supp.l.) [Processed.] t A 82.106 : C 76/4/W6/pt.2/supp.l, Idaho

1947 agricultural conservation program bulletin. Aug. 22, 1946. 10 p.

(ACP-1947.) t • Item 21 A 82.102 : C 76/947

Sept.

A 82.112 VAr4k/947

Maryland handbook of conservation practices, 1947. Sept. 19, 1945. [1]

4- 8 p. 4° (ECR-1101-Md.) t A 82.111 : M 36/947

Tohncco. Marketing quota instructions for warehousemen, dealers and field
assistants, 194(>-47 marketing year, fire-cured and dark air-cured tobacco (ex-
cept type 21, Virginia fire-cured tobacco), Oct. 3, 1046. 2 p. 4° (Tobacco
24, supp. 1.) [Processed.] t A 82.106 : T 55/5/946-47/supp.l

Marketing quota Instructions for warehousemen, dealers, and field assist-
ants, lf)46-47 marketing year, Virginia flre-cured tobacco (type 21 only).
Oct. 3, 1946. 4 p. 4° (Tobacco 24, supp. 2.) [Processed.] t

A 82.106 : T 55/5/946-47/snpp.2

1947 agricultural conservation program handbook for Arkansas.

1946. ii + 18 p. (Southern region; SRB-llOl-Ark.) t • Item 39

A 82 112: A

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December 1946 1349

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

Note . — The Commission furnishes individual copies of most of its publications gra-
tuitously to whose who apply for them.

Efficiency rating system, effective Jan. 1, 1944, amended to Oct. 1946. [1946.]
16 p. (Form 3823; Personnel Classification Division, EiMcieucy Ratings Ad-
ministration Section.) * Paper, 5c. CS 1.7/2 : Ef 4/946

Federal personnel manual. Federal personnel manual, transmittal sheet 54, Oct.
14, 1946. 11946.J [12] p. 4" [Issued in loose-leaf form.] *Paper, beginning
witli Transmittal slieet no. 1, subscription price is $3.50 (52 issues) ; foreign
subscription, $5.(X). • Item 171 CS 1.41 : 54

Note. — This Installment contains certain pages to be substituted for pages of the
Federal personnel manual.

Same, transmittal slieet 55; Oct. 24, 1946. [1946.] [6] p. 4° [Issued in

loose-leaf form.] t • Item 171 CS 1.41 : 55

Note. — This installment contains pages R6-10 and R6-10-01, and pages Vl-11 and
Vl-12 of the Federal personnel manual.

COMMERCE DEPARTMENT

Note. — The Department of Commerce is engaged in numerous activities concerned with
the promotion of the Nation's industry and trade. Through services of this character,
the Department assists in simplihcatiuu processes, the increase and improvement of pro-
duction and the elimination of waste in production and distribution. Aids to industry
include conducting investigations and research to facilitate tlie production, transportation,
and sale of goods, and supplying trade information to American producers and exporters ;
encouraging invention by protecting inventors in their patent rights; enumerating com-
piling, and disseminating population statistics as well as social, industrial, and Hscal data;
establishing commodity weights, measures, and standards; fostering the Nation's civil air
transportation system; and disseminating vital weatlier information. The free distribu-
tion of publications of the Department is confined almost entirely to libraries, educational
institutions, the press, and conimeicial organizations. Others may procure them, at prices
Stated below, from the Superintendent of DocumentSj Government Printing Office, Washing-
ton 25, D. C, to whom remittances must be sent direct, as his office is not a part of the
Department of Commerce.

CENSUS BUREAU

Commerce. Foreign commerce and navigation of United States, calendar year
1943: V. 1, Import and export statistics, sec. A. 1946. xlvii-(-A8-(-1046 p. 4"
[Prepared under supervision of J. Edward Ely, chief, Foreign Trade Division.]

* Clotii, $4.(X). • Item 250

L. C. ca rd 7-19228 C 8.159 : 943/v.l/sec. A

Same. (H. doc. 681, v. 1, 79th Cong. 1st sess.)

Foreign commerce and navigation of United States, calendar year 1943:

V. 1, Import and export statistics, supplement. 19-16. xxi-f363 p. 4° [Pre-
pared under supervision of J. Edward Ely, chief, Foreign Trade Division.]

* Cloth, $1.75. • Item 250

L. C. card 14-21406 C 3.159 : 943/v.l/supp.

Same. (H. doc. 681, v. 1. supp., 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Foreign commerce and navigation of United States, calendar year 1943:

V. 2. Export transport statistics. 1946. xIiv-|-452 p. 4" [Prepared under
supervision of J. Edward Ely, chief, Foreign Trade Division.] * Cloth, $2 00

• Item 250 C 3.159 : 943/V.2

Same. (H. doc. 681, v. 2, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Schedule A, statistical classification of imports into United States, with

rates of duty and regulations governing preparation of mnnthlv. quarterly
and annual statements of imports. Sept. 1, 1946, edition. 1946. xv-j-lG5 p. 4"
[Snpersede.s .Tnn. 1, 1943, issue.] * Paper, 50c. • Item 204

L. C. card 24-26070 C 3.150 : A/946

Elrrfiotifi. Vote cast in Presidential and eongressionnl elections, 19'28-44 [with
bihliogrnphy]. 1946. iii-fl71 p. 4" (Elections, 1944, no. 5.) •Paper, 50c.

• Item 198 C 3.153 : 944/5

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X350 Government Publications

Financial statistics. City finances, 1944: v. 1, Individual city reports [title page
and contents]. [IMCJ.] iv p. 4° [Processed.] t
L. C. card 34-28211 C 3.142 : 944/v.l/t.p.& cont.

Same: v. 3, Statistical compendium, preliminary summary, Summary of

city government finances in 1944. May 1946. 46 p. 4° [Prepared under
supervision of Calvert L. Dedrick, chief, Governments Division.] t

C 3.142 : 944/v.3/prelim.

Stale finances, 1945: v. 1, State government finances. Each [2] +10 p. 4°

[Processed. A separate report will be issued for each of the 48 States. The
following numbers have been issued during the period of this Monthly cata-
log.] t

L. C. card 16-26796 C 3.141 : 945/v.l,no.l-20

1. Arkansas [flscal year ended June 30, 1945, population July 1, 1944, 1,776,446].

Sept. 1946.

2. Rhode Island [fiscal year ended June 30, 1945, population July 1, 1944, 778,972].

Sept. 1946.

3. Florida [fiscal year ended June 30, 1945, population July 1, 1944, 2,367,217].

Sept. 1946.

4. Pennsylvania [fiscal year ended May 31, 1945, population July 1, 1944, 9,247,088].

Sept. 1946.

5. New York fiscal year ended Mar. 31, 1945, population July 1, 1944, 12,632,890].

Sept. 1946.

6. California [fiscal year ended June 30, 1945, population July 1, 1944, 8,746,989].

Sept. 1946.

7. Idaho [fiscal year ended June 30, 1945, population July 1, 1944, 531,573]. Oct.

1946.

8. Ohio [fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 1944, population July 1, 1944, 6,836,667]. Oct.

1946.

9. Colorado [fiscal year ended June 30, 1945, population July 1, 1944, 1,147,259]. Oct.

1946.

10. Arizona [fiscal year ended June 30, 1945, population July 1, 1944, 638,412]. Oct.

1946.

11. Connecticut [fiscal year ended June 30, 1945, population July 1, 1944, 1,776,807].

Oct. 1946.

12. Delaware [fiscal year ended June 30, 1945, population July 1, 1944, 283,802]. Oct.

1946.

13. Iowa [flscal year ended June 30, 1945, population July 1, 1944, 2,269,759]. Oct.

1946.

14. New Hampshire [fiscal year ended June 30, 1945, population July 1, 1944, 457,231].

Oct. 1946.

15. New Jersev [fiscal year ended June 30, 1945, population July 1, 1944, 4,167,840].

Oct. 1946.

16. Georgia [fiscal year ended June 30, 1945, population July 1, 1944. 3,223,727]. Oct.

1946.

17. Nevada [fiscal year ended June 30, 1945, population July 1, 1944, 156,445]. Oct.

1946.

18. West Virginia [fiscal vear ended June 30, 1945, population July 1, 1944, 1,715,984].

Oct. 1946.

19. Wvoming [fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1944, population July 1, 1944, 257,108]. Oct.

1946.

20. Kansas [fiscal year ended June 30, 1945, population July 1, 1944, 1,774,447]. Nov.

1946.

Foreign trade. Monthly United States foreign trade statistical publications.
Oct. 1946. ii+14 p. 4° [Processed. Prepared under supervision of J. Edward
Ely, chief, Foreign Trade Division.] t C 3.166 : 946

Report. Annual report of Bureau of Census, July 1, 194^June 30, 1946. Wash-
ington, 1946. 14 p. 4° [Processed.] t
L. C. card 8-20800 C 3.1 : 946

f^tatistical abstract. Statistical abstract of United States, 1946 [with Bibli-
ography of sources of statistical data] 67th number. [1946.] xii-f 1039 p.
[Compiled under supervision of Morris H. Hansen, statistical assistant to
director by Morris B. Ullman, statistician, and Kathleen H. Dugan, editor.]

* Cloth, $2.25. • Item 205

L. C. card 4-18089 C 3.134 : 946

Same. (H. doc. 502, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Vital statistics of United States, 1944: pt. 2, Natality and mortality data for
United States tabulated by place of residence. 1940. xxi+595 p. 4° [Pre-
pared under supervision of Halbert L. Dunn, chief, Vital Statistics Division.]

* Cloth, $2.50. • Item 206

L. C. card 40-26272 C 3.139 : 944/pt.2

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CIVIL AERONAUTICS AUTHORITY

CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD

Note." — -The opinions in economic proceedings of the Civil Aeronautics Board are printed
separately beginning with v. 2, and are "advance sheets" of the material which will make
up bound volumes of the Civil Aeronautics Board Reports.

The separate opinions are obtainable from the Superintendent of Documents, Govern-
ment Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C, at a subscription price of $2.00 per volume ;
single copies vary in price.

Aircraft accidents. Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft
accident, Bridgeport, Conn., July 19, ]!)46. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [I'rocessed.J t

C 31.213 : B 764

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident, Clinton,

Miss., June 30, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t C 31.213 : C 617/2

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident, Doyles-

town, Pa., June 29, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Processed.] t C 31.213 :D 778

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident, Forlsed

River, N. J., Aug. 9, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Processed.] t C 31.213 :F 764

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Clinton, Md., May 6, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t C 31.213 : C 617

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near Fair-
field, Calif., Aug. 10, 1946. [1946.] Ip. 4° [Processed.] t C 31.213 : F 161/3

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Leavenworth, Kans., July 4, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

C 31.213 : L 487

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Lynnport, Pa., Apr. 7, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t C 31.213 :L 993

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Mitchell, S. D., Jan. 20, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

C 31.213 : M 696

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Monroe, La., Aug. 7, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] f C 31.213 :M 757

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near New

London, Mo., June 21, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

C 31.213 : N 42 L

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Poteau, Okla., Aug. 10, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4» [Processed.] t C 31.213 : P 847

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Rushville, Nebr., Apr. 27, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t

C 31.213 : R 896

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident near

Union, S. C, July 25, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4" [Processed.] t C 31.213 : Un 33

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident, St. Paul,

Minn., Feb. 23, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4° [Processed.] t C 31.213: Sa 2 pa

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident, San

Mateo, Calif., June 16, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4'^ [Processed.] t

C 31.213 :Sa 5 ma/2

Facts, conditions and circumstances concerning aircraft accident, Tahoe

Village, Nev., July 4, 1946. [1046.] 1 p. 4" [Processed.] t C 31.213 : T 13

Aviation Corporation. Docket no. 2052, Aviation Corporation, decided Oct. 30,
1945; order. 1946. p. 609. ( [Opinion] 43.) [From C. A. B. Reports, v. 6.] t
• Item 226 C 31.211/a : 6/43

Civil air regulations amendments. [Processed.] t C 31.209:

Note. — Amendments to Civil air regulations, beginning with Oct. 15, 1941, are issued
in a new form, and are numbered so that no nmendment will affect more than one part
of the Regulations. These amendments or digests of them will be published ih the
monthly Civil aeronautics journal. Separate entries of these amendments are not listed
in the Monthly catalog.

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Loic-slow flying, fatal mistake [by Harold G. Crowley]. [1946.] [2] +4 p. il.
(Safety bulletin 173-146.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 226 0 31.214:173

Transcontinental d Western Air, Inc. Docket no. 1700, Transcontinental & West-
ern Air, Inc., mail rates, decided Oct. 26, 1945; opinion [and order]. [1945.]
p. 595-607. ([Opinion] 42.) [From C. A. B. Reports, v. 6.] •Paper, 5c.

• Item 226. C 31.211/a : 6/42

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY

Note. — Nautical charts for navigating the waters of the coasts of the United States
and of its possessions, coast pilots carrying au.xilinry information for the use of the
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direction and force of ocean and estuary currents are sold at the Washington office of the
Coast and Geodetic Survey and by sales agents. The sales agents for the nautical charts
and nautical publications are located at the principal sea ports of the United States.

Aeronautical charts, Coast and Geodetic Survey, dates of latest prints; Oct. 28,
1946. [1946.] [2] p. f [Processed.] t C 4.2 : C 38/5/946-5

Same, Coast and Geodetic Survey, dates of latest prints; Nov. 11, 1946.

[1946.] 3 p. f [Processed.] % C 4.2 : C 38/5/946-6

DOMESTIC COMMERCE OFFICE

Note. — The Office of Domestic Commerce was established by Department of Commerce
order no. 10 of Dec. 18, 1945.

Confectionery-toMcco store. Establishing and operating confectionery-tobacco
store [with bibliography] ; by George F. Dudik. [1046.] v-f53 p. il. (Indus-
trial (small business) series no. 48.) [Text and another illustration on p. 1^
of cover.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 254
L. C. card 46-27947 C 36.7 : 48

Feed. Establishing and operating retail feed and farm supply store [with sources
of information] ; by Victor B. Hood. [1046.] iii+38p. il. (Industrial (small
business) series no. 45.) [Text and another illustration on p. 1-4 of cover.]

* Paper, 15c. • Item 254

L. C. card 46-27933 C 36.7 : 45

INTERNATIONAL TRADE OFFICE

Industrial reference sei'vice. * various prices, see note below. • Item 253
L. C. card 45-28228 C 34.10 :

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for subscriptions to the service should be made to the Superintendent of Documents,
Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C.

The parts thus far comprising the Industrial reference service are as follows :
pt. 1. Transportation.

pt. 2. Ciiemicals, drugs and pharmaceuticals,
pt. 3. Motion pictures and equipment,
pt. 4. Electrical equipment,
pt. 5. Foodstuffs, fats and oils,
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pt. 7. Leather,
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pt. 12. Commodities reference service.

International reference service. International reference service, v. 3, no. 25;
Sept. 1946. [1946.] 11 p. 4" [Title is: Economic situation in Venezuela,
1945; prepared bv H. Theodore Hoffmann.] ♦Paper, oc. • Item 255
L. C. card 41-.''.0213 C 34.11 : 3/25

Note. — This service, punched for standard 3 ring binder, carries information and
reports on economic conditions, markets, and industrial developments abroad, foreign
trade, trade restrictions and commercial policies, transportation and communications,
monetary and financial developments, and many other subjects of vital interest to
the foreign trade community. Each volume will cover a year and may be purchased
from the Superintendent of Documents at a subscription price of $2.00 a year,

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International reference service — Continued.

■ Same, v. 3, no. 33; Aug. 1946. [1946.] 14 p. il. 4° [Title is: Nicaragua.

Foreign commerce yearbook series.] * Paper, 5c. •Item 255

C 34.11 : 3/33

Same, v. 8, no. 34 ; Aug. 1946. [1946.] 9 p. 4» [Title is : Economic condi-
tions in Cuba, 1945 ; prepared in American Republics Division.] * Paper, 5c.

• Item 255 C 34.11 : 3/34

Same, V. 3, no. 36 ; Sept. 1946. [1946.] 12 p. 4° [Title is : Establishing

a business in Peru, witli bibliography.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 255

C 34.11 : 3/36

Same, v. 3, no. 38; Sept. 1946. [1946.] S p. il. 4° [Title is: Mexico

(summary of current economic information) ; prepared by foreign service of
United States.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 255 C 34.11: 3/38

Same, v. 3, no. 39; Sept. 1946. [1946.] 8 p. 4° [Title is: Economic con-
ditions in Dominican Republic, 1945 ; prepared in American Republics Division.]
*Paper, 5c. • Item 255 C 34.11 : 3/39

Same, V. 3, no. 40 ; Sept. 1946. [1946.] 4 p. 4° [Title is : Economic situa-
tion in British Guiana, 1945 ; prepared by H. Theodore Hoffman.] * Paper, 5c.

• Item 255 C 34.11: 3/40

Same, v. 3, no. 43; Sept. 1946. [1946.] 8 p. ^^ [Title is: Living and

office-operating costs in Chile, with list of suggested readings; prepared by
Mary D. Keating and Virginia E. Phillips.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 255

C 34.11 : 3/43

■ Same, v. 3, no. 46 ; Sept. 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 4° [Title is: Economic situa-
tion in Panama, 1945; prepared by H. Theodore Hoffman.] * Paper, 5c.

• Item 255 C 34.11 : 3/46

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS

Alkylbenzenes. Heats, equilibrium constants, and free energies of formation
of alkylbenzenes [with list of references] ; by William J. Taylor, Donald D.
Wagman, Mary G. Williams, Kenneth S. Pitzer, and Frederick D. Rossini.
[1946.] p. 95-122, il. 4° (Research paper RP1732.) [From Journal of re-
search of National Bureau of Standards, Aug. 1946, v. 37.] * Paper, 15c.

O 13.22/a : 1732

Beta rays. Arrangement with small solid angle for measurement of beta rays;
by Leon F. Curtiss and Burrell W. Brown. [1946.] p. 91-94. (Research
paper RP1731. ) [From Journal of research of National Bureau of Standards,
Aug. 1946, v. 37.] * Paper, 5c. C 13.22/a : 1731

Caselining materials. Development of standards for flexible caselining mate-
rials; by Bourdon W. Scribner, Frederick T. Carson, and Charles G. Weber.
Sept. 23, 1946. iii-f-23 p. il. (Miscellaneous publication M182.) * Paper, 10c.

• Item 279

L. C. card 46-27948 C 13.10 : 182

Commercial standards (series). List of commercial standards [publications of
National Bureau of Standards] ; revised to Oct. 1, 1946. [1946.] 13 p. 4"
(Letter circular LC836.) [Procee.sed. Supersedes LC833.] t 013.16:836

Dental excavating burs. Dental excavating burs. 1946. ii-f9 p. (Simplified
practice recommendation R195-46.) [Effective date, Sept. 1, 1946. Super-
sedes R195-42.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 280 013.12/1:195/2

Flameproofing of textiles [with list of references] ; by Marjbrie W. Sandholzer.
Aug. 23, 1946. ii-f20 p. il. (Circular 0455.) * Paper, 10c. • Item 273
L. C. card 46-27951 C 13.4 : 455

Glass. Viscosity and extraordinary heat effects in glass [with list of references] ;
by Arthur Q. Tool. [1946.] p. 73-90, il. 4° (Research paper RP1730.)
[From Journal of research of National Bureau of Standards, Aug. 1946, v. 37.]

• Paper, 10c. C 13.22/a : 1730

• Sent to Depository Libraries

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Home huilding. List of published material relating to home building and main-
tenance; compiled by Division of Codes and Specifications. [July 15, 1946.]
30 p. 4° (Letter circular LC-830.) [Processed. Supersedes LC-805.] t

C 13.16: 830

Hydrocarbons. Purification, purity, and freezing points of 31 hydrocarbons of
API-NBS series [with list of references] ; Augustus R. Glasgow, jr., Evelyn T.
Murphy, Charles B. Williugham, and Frederick D. Rossini. [1046.] p. 141-145.
(Research paper RP1734.) [From .Journal of research of National Bureau of
Standards, Aug. 1040, v. 37.] * Paper, 5c. C 13.22/a : 1734

Milk cans. Fluid milk cans. 1946. ii+9 p. ( Simplified practice recommendation
R20S-46.) [Effective date, Aug. 1, 1946. Supersedes R208-45.] * Paper, 5c.
• Item 280 C 13.12/1 : 208/2

Molecular stills. Simple cyclic falling-film molecular still [with list of refer-
ences] ; by John Keenan Taylor. [1046.] p. 173-176, il. 4° (Research paper
RP1739.) [From Journal of research of National Bureau of Standards, Sept.
1945, V. 37.] * Paper, 5c. C 13.22/a : 1739

rotassium nitrate. Salt effects of potassium nitrate, sodium sulfate, and triso-
dium citrate on activity coefficients of p-phenosulfonate buffers [with list of
references] ; by Roger G. Bates, Pauline T. Diamond, Murray Eden, and S. F.
Acree. [1946.] p. 251-261, il. 4° (Research paper RP1746.) [From Journal
of research of National Bureau of Standards, Oct. 1946, v. 37.] * Paper, 10c.

C 13.22/a : 1746

Salt packages. 1946. ii+12 p. (Simplified practice recommendation R70-46.)
[Effective date, Sept. 1, 1946. Supersedes R7(>-42.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 280

C 13.12/1 : 70/4

Steel. Study of damaging effect of fatigue stressing on SAE X4130 steel [with
list of references] ; by John A. Bennett. [1946.] p. 123-139, il. 4° (Research
paper RP1733.) [From Journal of research of National Bureau of Standards,
Aug. 1946, V. 37.] * Paper, 10c. C 13.22/a : 1733

X-rays. Absorption measurements for broad beams of 1- and 2-million-volt
X-rays; by George Singer, Carl B. Braestrup, and Harold O. Wyckoff. [1946.]
p. 147-150, il. (Research paper RP1735.) [From Journal of research of
National Bureau of Standards, Aug. 1946, v. 87.] * Paper, 10c. C 13.22/a : 1735

PATENT OFFICE

Note. — The Patent Office publishes Specifications and drawings of patents in single copies.
These are not emimerated in this catalog, but may be obtained for 25c. each at the Patent
Office when identified by patent number. The Office also issues coupon orders in packeges
of 20 at $5.00 per package, or in books containing 100 coupons at $25.00 per book. These
coupons are good until used but are to be used only for orders sent to the Patent Office.
For schedule of office fees, address Chief Clerk, Patent Office, Washington, D. C.

Blair, Oeorge W. In Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent appeal no.
5319, in re George W. Blair, et al. [for apparatus for making sponge rubber
articles] ; brief for commissioner of patents. [1946.] cover title, 7 p. 4° t

C 21.10 : B575/3

Decisions. Decisions of commissioner of patents and of United States courts in
patent and trade-mark cases; compiled from v. 570-581 of Official gazette of
Patent Office during 1945. 1946. xvii+708 p. il. * Cloth, .$1.75. • Item 287
L. C. card 23-7315 C 21.6 : 945

Same. (H. doc. 257, 79th Cong. 1st sess.)

Hampel, Clifford A. In Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent appeal no.
5316, in re Clifford A. Hampel, improvement in chemical manufacture ; brief for
commissioner of patents. [1946.] cover title, 8 p. large 8° $ C 21.10 : H 187

Hirschliorn, Louis. In Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent appeal no.
5334, in re Louis Hirschhoru, for manufacturing and filling of essence con-
taining packages for brewing lieverages; brief for commissioner of patents.
[1946.] cover title, 6 p. 4" t C 21.10 :H 616

Johnson, Lambert D. In Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent appeal no.
5312, in re Lambert D. Johnson, Nathan F. True and Harry H. Engel, food
products and method; brief for commissioner of patents. [1946.] cover title,
13 p. 4° t C 21.10 : J 634

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Pugh, Merlin L. In Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent appeal no. 5313,
in re Merlin L. Pugh, battery testing and charging system; brief for Com-
missioner of patents. [194(;.] cover title, 8 p. 4" t C 21.10 :P 963

Ray, William A. In Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent appeal no.
5300, in re William A. Ray, fluid control valve; brief for commissioner of
patents. [1946.] cover title, 7 p. 4° t C 21.10 :R 218

Smith, Samuel H. In Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent appeal no.
5255, in re Samuel H. Smith, heat exchanger ; brief for commissioner of patents.
[lfM6.1 cover title, 11 p. 4° % C 21.10 :Sm 65

CONGRESS

Congressioriul retard. Congressional record, proceedings and debates of 79th
Congress, 1st session, v. 91, pt. 7-9; Sept. 11-Dec. 21, 1945. [Permanent edi-
tion.] 1945. [5] +8467-12550 p. 4" * Cloth, pts. 7-9, each $2.50. • Item 305
L. C. card 12-36438 X 870-872 : 79/1

NOTB. — In this permanent bound edition, the paging differs from that of the daily
numbers, the text being revised, rearranged, and printed without break. The bound
volumes of the Record are sold by the Superintendent of Documents.

• Same, appendix, v. 91, pt. 10-13; Jan. 3-Dec. 21, 1945. [Permanent edi-
tion.] 1945. [5]+Al-A5814p. 4° * Cloth, pts. 10-13, each $2.50. • Item 305

X 873-876 : 79/1

Eulogies. Memorial services held in House of Representatives and Senate, to-
gether vpith remarks presented in eulogy of Charles Linza McNary, late a
Senator from Oregon, 7Sth Congress, 2d session. 1946. 104 p. 1 por. t

• Item 310

L. C. card 46-27930 Y 7.1 : M 232

Statutes at large. United States statutes at large, containing laws and concur-
rent resolutions enacted during 1st session of 79th Congi'ess, 1945, and Proclama-
tions, treaties, and international agreements other than treaties ; compiled,
edited, indexed, and published under direction of Secretary of State: pt. 1,
Public laws. 1946. v. 59 [pt. 1], xx-f 1-679 +cxxv p. large 8° * Cloth, $3.75.

• Item 1036

L. C. card 7-35353 S 7.9 : 59/pt.l

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

American Legion. Proceedings of 27th national convention of American Le-
gion, Chicago, 111., Nov. 18-21, 1945. 1946. xiii-f [l]+429 p. 2 p. of por.
(H. doe. 512. 79th Cong. 2d sess.) f
L. C. card 25-26630

Federal corrupt practices act and Hatch political activities act. Federal cor-
rupt practices act of 1925, Public law 506, approved Feb. 28, 1925, as amended
by Public law 89, approved June 25, 1943, Political activities act. Public law
252, approved Aug. 2, 1939, as amended by Public law 753, approved July 19,
1940, Public law 507, approved Mar. 27, 1942, Public law 754, approved Oct. 24,
1942, Public law 277, approved Apr. 1, 1944. Public law 418, approved Aug. 21,
1944, Public law 684, approved Aug. 8, 1946, act requiring name of person re-
sponsible for publication or distribution of certain political statements. Public
law 544, approved Dec. 23, 1944; compiled by H. Newlin Megill. 1946. [2]-l-
18 p. * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 46-27600 Y 1.2 : F 31/8/946

Veterans. Laws relating to veterans [Sept. 2, 1914-Aug. 14, 1946] ; compiled by
Elmer A. Lewis, superintendent Document Room, House of Representatives.
1946. xix+1029 p. * Paper, $1.25. • Item 308
L. C. card 46-26982 Y 1.2 : V 64/946-3

IMMIGRATION AND NATtJRALIZATION COMMnTEE, HOUSE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, showing status of all bills to date, 79th Congress,
final edition, Oct. 1, 1946 ; no. 8. 1946. 64 p. large 8° t Y 4.1m 6/1 : 79/8

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INDIAN AFFAIRS COMJUTTEaE, HOUSE

Indiang. Removal of restrictions ou Indian property and for emancipation
of Indians, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 3680, H. R. 3681,
and H. R. 3710, bills concerning purchase of restricted Indian land, removing
of restrictions on Indian property, and for emancipation of Indians, May 6
and June 13, 1946. 1946. iii+47 p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 354
L. C. card 46-27904 Y 4.1n 2/1 : P 94/2

INTEBSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMEBCE COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Newsprint. Brand names and newsprint, final hearings before subcommittee,
79th Congress, 2d session, pursuant to H. Res. 98, 78th Congress, extended by
H. Res. 93, 79th Congress, to investigate Federal grade labeling of articles or
commodities, and discarding of private brand names, curtailing production
or consumption of newsprint or papers, and any requirements intending to
bring about simplification and standardization of production, marketing, and
distribution of articles or commodities, as well as concentration of industry
or i:»roduction, Oct. 2 and 3, 1946: Newsprint. 1946. 111+128 p. * Paper, 15c.

• Item 356

L. C. card 46-27915 Y 4.1ii 8/4 : B 73/3

Petroleum investigation, hearings before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session,
pursuant to H. Res. 290 (76th Congress), H. Res. 15. H. Res. 118, and H. Res. 383
(77th Congress), H. Res. 58 (78th Congress), and H. Res. 155 (79th Congress),
resolutions relating to petroleum investigation in connection with national de-
fense including petroleum pipe-line transportation to Atlantic seaboard and in
Southeastern States, Apr. 16 and 17, 1^6 : Final report of Petroleum Adminis-
tration for War. 1946. iii+131 p. 27 pi. * Paper, $1.00. • Item 356
L. C. card 46^27893 Y 4.1n 8/4 : P 44/13

LABOR COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Handicapped. Aid to physically handicapped, hearings before subcommittee on
aid to physically handicapped, 79th Congress, 2d session, pursuant to H. Res.
45, authorizing Committee on Labor to conduct investigation of extent and
character of aid now given by Federal, State, and local governments and pri-
vate agencies to the physically handicapped, Apr. 2-4, 1946. 1946. pt. 22,
iii-f220&-S8 p. [Relates to rural physically handicapi)ed.] * Paper, 15c.

• Item 360

L. C. card 45-35494 Y 4.L 11 : H 19/pt.22

MERCHANT MABINE AND FISHERIES COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, final edition, Oct. 31, 1946; no.
19. 1946. xii + 48 p. 4" $ Y 4.M 53 : 79/19

Cohanbia River fisheries, hearings before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d session,
pursuant to authority of H. Res. 38, authorizing investigation of national de-
fense program as it relates to Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries,
Aug. 14, 1946. 1946. iii-|-145 p. il. * Paper, 25c. • Item 362
L. C. card 46-27899 Y 4.M 53 : 0 72/2

PATEa^TS COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Calendars. Legislative calendar with history and final status of legislation, 79th
Congress ; Oct. 10, 1946. 1946. 26 p. large 8° t Y 4.P 27/1 : 79/1

TERSITOBIES COMMITTEE, HOUSE

Geophysics. To authorize appropriation for establishment of geophysical in-
stitute at University of Alaska, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, pursuant
to H. R. 4785, H. R. 6431, and H. R. 6486, May 10 and 11, 1946. 1946. iv-|-60
p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 376
L. C. card 40-27916 Y 4.T 27/1 : Al 1/71

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Hawaii. Emergency relief for victims of seismic waves whicli struck Hawaii
[and aid toward repair of war and seismic wave damage to roads in Hawaii],
hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session, pursuant to H. E. 6001 and H. B. 6918,
Mav 2-June 1, 1946. iv+74 p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 376
L. C. card 46-27903 Y 4.T 27/1 : H 31/45

REDUCTION OF NONESSENTIAL FEDERAL EXPENDITURES JOINT

COMMITTEE

Oovernment ofjiciala and employees. Reduction of nonessential Federal expendi-
tures, additional report pursuant to sec. 601 of revenue act of 1941; [submitted
byMr. Byrd]. 1946. v + 18 p. ( S. doc. 262, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) [Relates to
personnel ceiling determinations and violations. Includes Statement of Sec-
retary of Treasury and Statement of acting director of Bureau of Budget.] t
L. 0. card 46-27920

SENATE

AMEBICAN SMALL BTTSINESS, SPBXIAL COMMITTEE TO STCTDT PROBLEMS OP, SENATE

Construction. Antitrust cases in construction industry, report pursuant to S.
Res. 28 (extending S. Res. 298, 76th Congress), Sept. 12, 1946; [prepared by
Antitrust Division, Justice Department]. 1946. vii-|-54 p. (Senate com-
mittee print no. 12, 79th Congress, 2d session.) * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card 46-27964 Y 4.Am 3/5 : C 76/3

Reports. Progress under Federal reports act, 1946, 2d quarter, April-June,
Business cooperation in reducing burden of Government questionnaires, report
of Bureau of Budget to Special Committee to Study Problems of American
Small Business, Senate, pursuant to S. Res. 28 (extending S. Res. 298, 76th
Congress), Nov. 9, 1946. 1946. vii+7 p. (Senate committee print no. 11,
79th Congress, 2d session.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 46-27965 Y 4.Am 3/5 : F 31/946-2

BANKING AND CUBKENCY COMMITTEE, SENATE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions, June IS,
1946 ; no. 13 [no. 13a] . 1946. 46 p. t Y 4.B 22/3 : 78/13a

Small Business Finance Corporation. Establishment of permanent Small Busi-
ness Finance Corporation, hearing before subcommittee, 79th Congress, 2d
session, on S. 1320, to provide for reconversion of small industries to civilian
production, to expedite reentry into business of small businessmen whose
businesses have been curtailed or closed because of war emergencies, to aid
men and women of our armed forces and others who desire to enter into busi-
ness on their own after war, and to encourage free flow of American capital
into small and intermediate sized enterprises, by establishment of permanent
Small Business Finance Corporation within Federal Reserve System to assist
financing institutions in making short- and long-term credit available to small
and intermediate sized enterprises, July 25, 1946. 1946. iii-|-21 p. * Paper,
10c. • Item 384
L. C. card 46-27905 Y 4.B 22/3 : Sm 1/2

Stock exchange practices, index to hearings, 73d Congress, 2d session, on S. Res.
84 (72d Congress), to investigate practices of stock exchanges witi respect to
buying and selling and borrowing and lending of listed securities, and S. Res.
56 and S. Res. 97 (73d Congress), to investigate matter of banking operations
and practices, transactions relating to any .sale, exchange, purchase, acquisi-
tion, borrowing, lending, financing, Issuing, distributing, or other disposition
of, or dealing in, securities or credit by any person or firm, partnership, com-
pany, association, corporation, or other entity, with view to recommending
necessary legislation, under taxing power or other Federal powers. 1941
[1946]. ii+853 p. 'Paper, $1.50. • Item 384
L. C. card 46-27963 Y 4.B 22/3 : St 6/5/pt.l-20/ind.

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COMMEBCK COMMlTlTiE, SENATE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions, final edition •
no. 15. 1&46. 94 p. 4" t Y 4.C 73/2 : 79/15

Coos Bay, Orcg., letter from Secretary of War transmitting to chairman of Com-
mittee on Commerce, Senate, review [by chief of engineers, Army | of reiiorts
on and preliminary *>xamination and survey of Coos Bay, Oreg. : presented
by Mr. Overton. 1946. viii+33 p. map. (S. doc. 253, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Industry. Aid in industrialization of underdeveloped areas, hearings before sub-
committee, 79th Congress, 2d session, on S. 1385, to provide for aid in indus-
trialization of underdeveloped areas, and for other purposes. May 3-7, 1946.
1946. iii-f 124 p. il. map. * Paper, 30c. • Item 887
L. C. card 46-27894 Y 4.C 73/2 : In 27/2

Intracoastal Waterway. Plaquemine-Morgan City route, Intracoastal Water-
way, La., letter from Secretary of War transmitting to chairman of Com-
mittee on Commerce, Senate, review [by chief of engineers. Army] of reports
on Louisiana-Texas Intracoastal Waterway with view to modification of
existing project for Plaquemine-Morgan City route ; presented by Mr. Overton.
1946. v-l-16 p. 2 maps. ( S. doc. 242, 79th Cong. 2d sess. ) t
L. C. card 46-27917

St. Johns River, Fla., Jacksonville to Lake Harney, letter from Secretary of War
transmitting to chairman of Committee on Commerce, Senate, report [from
chief of engineers, Army] on review of reports on, and preliminary examina-
tion and survey of St. Johns River, Fla., from Palatka to Sanford and to Lake
Hamey; presented by Mr. Overton. 1946. vi-f35 p. 3 maps. (S. doc. 208,
79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

BBUCATION AND LABOR COMMHTEE, SENATE

Hygiene, Public. National health program, hearings, 79th Congress, 2d session,
on S. 1606, to provide for national health program. May 22 [-July 10], 194G.
1946. pts. 4 and 5. [x]-f 1907-3086+ v p. il. [S. 1606 establishes a National
Advisory Medical Policy Council.] * Paper, each pt. $1.00. • Item 389.
L. C. card 46-26649 Y 4.Ed 8/3 : H 34/3/pt.4,5

FINANCE COMMITTEE, SENATE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions, June 20.
1946; no. 18. 1946. 99 p. 4° $ Y4.F 49: 79/18

Same, final edition; [no. 21]. 1946. 100 p. 4° t Y4.F 49: 79/21

NAVAL AFFAIB8 COMMMIlTEE, SEINATE

Calendars. Legislative calendar, 79th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions, final edition,
Nov. 1,1946; no. 11. 1946. 136 p. 4" $ Y4.N 22/2: 79/11

PETBOLEUM EE80UBCES, SPECIAL COMlflTTEB INVESTIGATING, SENATE

Petroleum. Independent petroleum company, hearings, 79th "Congress, 2d session,
pursuant to S. Res. 36 (extending S. Res. 253, 78th Congress), providing for
investigation with respect to petroleum resources in relation to national welfare,
Mar. 19-28, 1946. 1946. iii-j-569 p. il. 5 pi. * Paper, $1.00. • Item 381
L. C. card 46-27891 Y 4.P 44 : P 44/5

COURT OF CLAIMS

Note. — Tlie "opinions" listed below (with classification number Ju 3.9/a:) and marked
with a t (for official use) are issued in a very limited edition ; however, a few copies are
available at the Court of Claims at prices which are determined by the size and are as
follows : 1-5 pages, 25c. ; G-10 pages, 35c. ; 11-20 pages, 45c. ; 21 pages and over, 50c.

Canister Company v. United States, report of conunissioner. [1946.] no. 46658.
p. 21-28. t Ju 3.8 : C 163

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Decembek 1946 1359

Gelid fly, John. Charlayne Whiteley Gellatly, as administratrix of John Gellatly,
V. United States; report of commissioner. [1946.] no. 17847 Congressional, p.
37-81. t Ju 3.8 : G 282

Georgia d Florida Railroad. William V. GriflBn and Hugh William Purvis, re-
ceivers for Georgia & Florida Railroad, v. United States ; report of commis-
sioner. [1946.] no. 45622, p. 19^5. t Ju 3.8 :G 296/2

Menominee trite of Indians v. United States; special findings of fact [conclusion
of law, and opinion], decided Oct. 7, 1946. [1946.] no. 44300, 12 p. %

Ju 3.9/a : M 527/7

EMERGENCY BOARDS (NATIONAL RAILWAY LABOR

PANEL)

Reiwrt to the President by Emergency Board created July 27, 1946, pursuant to
sec. 10 of railway labor act, to investigate unadjusted dispute between Pullman
Company and certain of its employees represented by Order of Railway Con-
ductors, Chicago, 111., Aug. 23, 1946. [1946.] iii-f 29 p. t • Item 848
L. C. card A 46-3991 NMB 1.7 : P 96

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

Rules and regulations. Rules and regulations, amdt. 279, effective Sept. 30, 1945.
[1945.] p. 21-22b. [Processed. Issued in loose-leaf form. To be substituted
for p. 20a-20b and 21-22, pt. 7, Rules governing coastal and marine relay
services.] t CC1.7/2:279

Same, amdt. 280, effective Sept. 30, 1945. [1945.] 53-54+57-58 p. [Proc-
essed. Issued in loose-leaf form. To be substituted for p. 53^-54 and 57-58,
pt. 8, Rules governing ship service.] f CC 1.7/2 : 280

Same, amdt. 284, effective Nov. 28, 1945. [1945.] si-xiii+41-€3 p.

[Processed. Issued in loose-leaf form. To be inserted as p. xi-xiii and 41-63,
pt. 3, Rules governing standard and high-frequency broadcast stations.] t

CC 1.7/2 : 284

Same, amdt. 285. [1945.] p. 1-2. [Processed. Issued in loose-leaf form.

To be substituted for p. 1-2, pt. 13, Rules governing commercial radio opera-
tors.] t 001.7/2:285

Same, amdt. 287. [1946.] p. 5-8. [Processed. Issued in loose-leaf form.

To be substituted for p. 5-8a, pt. 13, Rules governing commercial radio opera-
tors.] t 001.7/2:287

Same, amdt. 289, effective Jan. 1, 1946. [1946.] p. 9-10. [Processed.

Issued in loose-leaf form. To be substituted for p. 9^10, pt. 43, Reports (Rules
governing filing of information, contracts, periodic reports, etc.).] t

CO 1.7/2 : 289

Same, amdt. 290. [1946.] p. 5-6. [Processed. Issued in loose-leaf form.

To be substituted for p. 5-6, pt. 10, Rules governing emergency radio serv-
ices.] t 001.7/2:290

Same, amdt. 291. [1945.] p. 5-6. [Processed. Issued in loose-leaf form.

To be substituted for p. 4a and 5-6, pt. 11, Rules governing miscellaneous radio
services.] t CC 1.7/2 : 291

Same, amdt. 293, effective Aug. 1, 1946. [1946.] p. 21-22a. [Processed.

Issued in loose-leaf form. To be inserted as p. 21-22a of pt. 31, Uniform system
of accounts, class A and class B telephone companies.] t CC 1.7/2: 298

Same, amdt. 296. [1946.] 5-6+34e-34h p. [Processed. Issued in loose-
leaf form. To be substituted for p. 5-6 and 34e-34h, pt. 3, Rules governing
standard and high-frequency broadcast stations.] t CO 1.7/2 : 296

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Rules and regulations — Continued.

Same, amdt, 297, effective Sept. 20, 1946. [1»46.] p. l-2a. [Processed.

Issued in loose-leaf form. To be inserted as p. l-2a, pt. 42, Preservation of
records.] t CC 1.7/2 : 297

Same, amdt. 298, effective Apr. 10, 1946. [1946.] p. 5-6. [Processed.

Issued in loose-leaf form. To be inserted as p. 5-6, pt. 43, Reports (Rules
governing filing of information, contracts, periodic reports, etc.)] t

CC 1.7/2 : 298

Same. amdt. 299, effective Apr. 10, 1946. [1946.] p. 149-150, [Processed.

Issued in loose-leaf form. To be substituted for p. 149-150, pt. 35, Uniform
system of accounts for wire-telegraph and ocean-cable carriers.] t

CC 1.7/2 : 299

Same, amdt. 300. [1946.] 1-2+5-8 p. [Processed. Issued in loose-leaf

form. To be substituted for p. 1-2 and 5-8, pt. 13. Rules governing commercial
radio operators.] t CC 1.7/2: 300

Television. Standards of good engineering practice concerning television broad-
cast stations. [1946.] 27 p. il. 4° [Issued in loose-leaf form.] * Paper, 10c.
• Item 444 CC 1.2 : T 237/3

FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

Report. June 30, 1946 report to insured banks, Federal Deposit Insurance Cor-
poration. Washington, D. C. [1946.] [12] p. 4" t
L. C. card 36-26878 Y3.F31/8 : 2R29/4/946

FEDERAL INTERDEPARTMENTAL SAFETY COUNCIL

Note. — Established by Executive order 8071, dated Mar. 21, 1939, as an official advisory
agency in matters relating to the safety of Federal employees.

Safety neics. Federal safety news, v. 1, no. 1-3; May-Sept. 1946. [1946.]
Each 4 p. or 8 p. il. 4° [Bimonthly. Processed. Volume number omitted on
no. 2 and 3.] t FIS 1.8: 1/1-3

FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION

National electric rate hook.

Note. — The National electric rate book and individual rate books for the 48 States,
covering the rates charged by publicly and privately owned utilities in communities of
1,000 or more population, are issued in loose-leaf binders. Supplements showing rate
changes and new rate schedules are issued in processed form to replace superseded data.
Prices are as follows : National electric rate book, $10.00 including binders and Sup-
plement service, for 12 months from date of order ; Supplement service thereafter, $7.50
per year.

State rate books, $1.00 each, including binder and Supplement services for 12 months ;
Supplement service thereafter, $1.00 per year,

National electric rate book: [State separate] ; Arizona. Aug. 1946. 10 p.

4° [Supersedes issue of May 16, 1944.] FP 1.18 : Ar4i/946

Same; Kentucky. Aug. 1946. 16 p. 4° [Supersedes issue of June 15,

1946.] FP 1.18 : K 41/946

Same ; Michigan. July 1946. 38 p. 4° [Supersedes issue of July 15, 1946.]

FP 1.18 : M 58/946

FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Manufacturing corporations. Financial developments among large manufactur-
ing corporations, 1945; [by Doris P. Warner and Albert R. Koch]. [1946.]
[l]-f 9 p. il. 4* [Processed. From Federal reserve bulletin, Oct. 1946] t

FR 1.3/la : M 319/3/945

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Decembek 1946 1361

Private capital reqnirements ; [by] Frederick O. Dirks, Ernest J. Hopkins, n. p.
Sept. 1940. iv+77 p. (Postwar economic studies no. 5.) [Text on p. 2 and
3 of cover.] f Paper, 25e.
L. C. card 4&-27966 FR 1.27 : 5

FEDERAL SECURITY AGENCY

Opinions. Digests of court opinions in cases under Federal food and drugs act,
Federal food, drug, and cosmetic act, and related acts. 1946. [2] +20 p. 4°
(General Counsel's Office, Food and Drug Division.) [Issued in loose-leaf
form.] t • Item 484 FS1.2:C83

EDUCATION OFFICE

Educational directory, 1945-46: pt. 4, Educational associations and directories;
[prepared by Luanna J. Bowles]. [1946.] [2] +52 p. * Paper, 15c. • Item
492
L. C. card E 13-213 PS 5.25 : 945-46/pt.4

High-school credit and diplomas through examinations and out-of-school exi)eri-
ences [with list of selected references; by David Segel]. [1946.] vi+46 p.
(Bulletin 1946, no. 7.) * Paper, 20c. • Item 492
L. C. card E 46-44 FS 5.3: 946/7

Land-grant colleges. Statistics of land-grant colleges and universities, year
ended June 30, 1944; [by Marion Farr]. 1946. [2] +45 p. (Bulletin 1946.
no. 16.) [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 492
L. C. card E 8-677 FS 5.3: 946/16

Puilic relations for rural and village teachers. 1946. iv+50 p. il. (Bulletin
1946, no. 17.) * Paper, 15c. • Item 492
L. C. card E 46-42 FS 5.3 : 946/17

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE

Dental clinics. Time per service in children's dental clinic [with list of refer-
ences]; by Isidore Altman. [1946.] [2] +9 p. 11. (Reprint 2737.) [From
Public health reports, Aug. 16, 1946, v. 61, no. 33.] * Paper, 5c.
L. , C. card Med 46-159 FS 2.7/a : 2737

Diasone. Present status of diasone in treatment of leprosy, brief clinical note
[with list of references] ; by G. H. Faget, R. C. Pogge, and F. A. Johansen.
[1946.] 8 p. il. (Reprint 2729.) [From Public health reports, June 28, 1946,
V. 61, no. 26.] * Paper, 5c.
L. 0. card Med 46-160 FS 2.7/a: 2729

Far East. Health conditions in certain large cities of Far East after liberation ;
by Henry R. O'Brien. [1940.] [2]+12 p. il. (Reprint 2741.) [From Public
health reports, Sept. 13, 1946, v. 61, no. 37.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Med 46-158 FS 2.7/a : 2741

Public health reports [title page and index], v. 61. pt. 1, nos. 1-26, Jan.-June
1940. [1946.] xvii p. ♦ Paper, 5c. single copy, included in price of Public
health reports for subscribers. • Item 527 FS 2.7 : 01/l-26/t.p.& ind.

Shellfish. Manual of recommended practice for sanitary control of shellfish in-
dustry, recommended by Public Health Service, 1940. 1940. iv+l-4a+5-44
p. il. (Public health bulletin 295.) •Paper, 1.5c.
L. 0. card Med 46-70 FS 2.3 : 295

Syphilis, its cause, spread, cure. [Revised edition.] [June 1946.] 5+[l] p
narrow 8° ( [VD folder 1.] ) * Paper, 5c. single copy ($1.50 per 100) . • Item
529 FS 2.32 : 1/3

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SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION

Note. — The Social Security Administration was established In connection with the re-
organization of the Federal Security Agetacy resulting from Reorganization plan no. 2,
which became effective July 16, 1946, and which abolished the Social Security Board.

Accident insurance. Survey of accident and health insurance, bulletins 1-3;
by Ralpli H. Blanchard. Nov. 1945. [2)4-10 p. + [2] folded p. 4° (Bureau
memorandum 62 [pt. 1] ; Research and Statistics Bureau.) t I"S 3.11 : 62/pt.l

Same, bulletins 4-6; by Ralph H. Blanchard. Aug. 1946. [2] +10 p. 4°

(Bureau memorandum 62 [pt. 2] ; Research and Statistics Bureau.) t

L. C. card SS-46 FS 3.11 : 62/pt.2

Unemployment insurance. This is unemployment insurance. [Sept. 1946.1
[l]+8+[l] p. ([I. S. C. 61.] t • Item 534 FS3.4:61

CHILDEEN's BXJBEAtr

Note. — The Children's Bureau (with the exception of its child labor functions) was
transferred from the Labor Department to the Federal Security Agency by Reorganization
plan no. 2, effective July 16 1946. It was placed under the Social Security Administration
by authority of Federal security administrator.

For publications issued prior to July 16, 1946, see Children's Bureau under Labor
Department.

Adolescents. Guiding the adolescent. Revised 1946. [1946.] [l]+lii+83 p. il.
(Publication 225.) [Other illustrations on p. 1 and 4 of cover.] * Paper, 20c.
• Item 747
L. C. card L 46-178 FS 3.209 : 225

Child welfare. Children in community, St. Paul experiment in child welfare ; [by]
Sybil A. Stone, Elsa Castendyck, Harold B. Hanson. 1946. ix+182 p. (Publi-
cation 317.) [Illustration on front cover.] * Paper, 35c. • Item 747
L. C. card L 46-154 F S 3.209 : 317

Children and 1946 session of Congress; [by] Edith Rockwood. [1946.] 4 p. il.
4° [From The child, Sept. 1946, v. 11, no. 3 (incorrectly given in publication
as V. 11, no. 6) .] t ' FS 3.207/a : C 437

Daif care. Trends in day care; [by] Alice T. Dashiell. [1946.] 4 p. il. 4°
[From The child, Sept. 1946, v. 11, no. 3.] t FS 3.207/a : D 334

Handicapped. Conservation of medically handicapped child; bv Julian D. Boyd.
[1946.] 7 p. 4° [From The child, Oct. 1940, v. 5, no. 4.] t FS 3.207/a : H 191

Hotnemaker service, method of child care ; [by Maud Morlock]. 1946. iii-|-36 p.
(Publication 296.) * Paper, 10c. • Item 747
L. C. card L 46-179 FS 3.209 : 296

EMPLOYMENT SECUBITY BUEEATT

Note. — The Bureau of Employment Security was made a part of the Social Security
Administration through Reorganization plan no. 2, which became effective July 16, 1946.

Labor disputes. Principles underlving labor-dispute disqualifications; by Mai'sile
J. Hughes. July 1946. iv+104 p. 4° t • Item 545 FS 3.102: L 11/4

PUBLIC ASSISTANCE BUKEIATJ

Note. — The Bureau of Public Assistance was made a part of the Social Security Admin-
istration through Reorganization plan no. 2, which became effective July 16, 1946.

Assistance payments under State-Federal programs, 1945. Washington, D. C,
Aug. 1946. cover title, [2] +11 p. 10 tab. 4° [Processed. Annual release. An
Erratum, 1 p. oblong 48°, was issued also.] J FS 3.2 : P 29/945

Old age assistance. Characteristics of State plans, old-age assistance, aid to the
blind, and aid to dependent children, Apr. 1, 1946. [1946.] cover title, 103 p.
oblong 8° ([ISC-62.]) * Paper, 35c. • Item 534 FS3.4:62

J'ublic as.sistancc. Nature of service in public assistance administration; by

Grace F. Marcus. 1946. viii+32 p. (Public assistance report 10.) * Paper,
10c. • Item 535

L. C. card SS 46-.-. FS 3.13 : 10

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SPECIAL SERVICES OFFICE

Note. — The Office of Special Services was established through Reorganization plan no.
2, effective July 16, 1946. It includes the Food and Drug Administration and the Office
of Vocational Rehabilitation, which formerly were directly subordinate to the Federal
Security Agency.

FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTBtATION

Food. Notices of judgment under Federal food, drug, and cosmetic act: Drugs
and devices, 1551-1(300. Aug. 1946. p. 11-59. t
L. C. card Agr 40-274 FS 13.108 : 1551-1600

VOCATIONAL EEHABILITATION OFI'ICE

IlnndicapiJcd. Efficiency of impaired woi'ker, review of information on ex-
perience of employers of tiandicapped workers [with bibliography ; prepared
in Research and Statistics Secti(m]. June 1946. iii+12 p. (Rehabilitation
.services series no. 1.) * Paper, 5c. • Item 50t) FS 13.207 : 1

Physical restoration services in Georgia, fiscal year 1945; [prepared by Susan E.
Harris]. [1946.] iii+11 p. (Rehabilitation service series no. 3.) t •Item
506 FS 13.207 : 3

Vocational Uhraries. Staff development aids, no. 1 of series of selected materials,
techniques that make vocational library useful counseling tool [with list of
references]. June 1946. [1]+12 p. (Rehabilitation service series no. 4;
Rehabilitation Standards Division, Advisement, Training, Placement Sec-
tion.) % • Item 506 FS 13.207: 4

Vocationnl relia'bHitution for civilians, a public service to restore the disabled to
paid jobs tlirousih medical service, counsel & guidance, training, job finding.
[1946.] cover title, [2] +21 p. il. narrow 8° [Text on p. 3 and 4 of cover.] t
• Item 506 FS 13.202 : V 85

FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION

Note. — The Federal Trade Commission discontinued the publication of advance sheets of
its decisions in printed form with the conclusion of volume 23. The Commission will,
however, on request, in case of a specific interest, supply processed copy of the full text
of any complaints, findings and orders, stipulations, or decisions in court cases to which
the Commission is a party, which are published later in printed form in the bound volumes
and sold by the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington
25, D. C.

A. P. W. Paper Co., Inc. No. 20342, in circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit,
A. P. W. Paper Company, Inc., v. Federal Trade Commission ; answer of respond-
ent to petition for review and for correction of its order to accord with man-
date. [194G.] cover title, 5 p. J FT 1.5 : A 1/2

Fish. Report of Federal Trade Commission on distribution methods and costs:
pt. 9, Cost of production of fish on Pacific Coast. 1946. vii-[-82 p. il.
* Paper, 20c. • Item 549
L. C. card 44-40654 FT 1.2 : D 63/pt.9

Trade practice rules, Sept. 1, 1935-June 30, 1945; [compiled by Charles M.
Brown] . 1946. [10] +488 p. * Paper, 75c. • Item 553
L. C. card A 46-3994 FT 1.16 : 935-45

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY

PUBLIC ROADS ADMINISTRATION

Addresses. National program for secondary road development, [address] by
Thos. H. MacDonald, commissioner of public roads, annual meeting of Na-
tional Association of County Officials, Cincinnati, Ohio, June 18, 1946. [1946.]
8 leaves, 4° [Processed.] X FW 2.15 :M 14/6

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Addresses — Continued.

New pattern for national highway development, address by Thomas H.

MacDonald, commissioner of public roads, 368th meeting, Economic Club of
Detroit, Detroit, Mich., May 20, 1946. [1946.] 14 p. 4° [Processed.] t

FW 2.15 : M 14/5

Highway land acquisition. Elements of highway land acquisition plats and rec-
ords, study by Division of Financial and Administrative Research ; reported
by David" R. Levin. Washington, May 1946. [4] 4-26 p. + [3] leaves, 8 pi.
5 maps, 4° [Processed.] t FW 2.2 : L 22/2

FOREIGN-TRADE ZONES BOARD

Addresses. Foreign-trade zones offer unique service to commerce and shipping,
address of Thos. E. Lyons, executive secretary, Foreign-Trade Zones Board,
panel on world trade promotion, American Merchant Marine Conference, New
York, Oct. 18, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 4° [Processed.] t FTZ 1.9 :L 99/8

GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE

General regulations. Requisition for disbursing funds and accountable warrant.
Oct. 14, 1946. 2 leaves, 4° (General regulations 107.) [Processed.] %

GA 1.6: 107

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

DOCUMENTS OFFICE

Weather, astronomy and meteorology; Oct. 1946. [1946.] [2] +14 p. (Price
list 48, 37th edition.) f
L. C. card 25-26950 GP 3.9 : 4S/37

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT

'^ FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE

Alaska. Regulatory announcement 15, amdt. 3-A ; Oct. 17, 1946. [1946.] 1 p. 4°
[Processed. Title 50, Wildlife, chap. 1, Fish and Wildlife Service, subchap. Q,
Alaska commercial fisheries, published by Federal Register Division, National
Archives.] t I 49.24 :15/amdt.3-A

GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES BOARD

Argentina. Directions for treatment of geographical names in Argentina. Oct.
1946. [3]-fl7p. (Special publication no. 64.) [Processed.] f
L. 0. card 46-27946 1 33.7 : 64

Honduras. Directions for treatment of geographical names in Honduras. Oct.
1946. [3] +13 p. map (Special publication no. 66.) [Processed.] t
L. C. card 46-27945 1 33.7 : 66

PuUications \\ist^. [1946.] 4 p. 4° [Processed.] t 1 33.2 :P 96

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Note. — The publications of the United States Geological Survey consist of Mono-
graphs, Professional papers, Bulletins, Water-supply papers, folios of the Geologic atlas
of the United States, topographic maps (some of which bear descriptive text), base
maps, and other maps of the United States and of single States. Practically all of
them are sale publications. The maps and folios are sold by the Geological Survey,
Washington 25, D. C. Orders for other publications that are for sale should be sent to the
Superintendent of Documents, Washington 25, D. C.

• Sent to Depository Libraries

December 1946 1365

Mercury, Geology of Cuarenta mercury district, State of Durango, Mexico ; by
David Gallagher and Rafael Perez Siliceo. 1940. iii+155-l(J8 p. il. map in
pocliet. (Bulletin 94G-F.) [Prepared in cooperation with Secretaria de la
EcoDomia Nacioual, Direccion General de Miiias y Potroleo and Universidad
Nac'ional Autononia de Mexico, Iiistituto de Geologia. Geologic investigations
in American republics, 1944, p. 155-168.] * Paper, 30c. • Item 622

1 19.3 : 946-F

Snake River. Surface water supply of United States, 1944 : pt. 13, Snake River
basin ; prepared by Water Resources Branch, Division of Surface Water. 1946.
v+226 p. il. (Water-supply paper 1013.) [Prepared in cooperation with
Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming, and other agencies.] * Paper, 40c.
• Item G27
L. C. card 46-40712 1 19.13 : 1013

LAND MANAGEMENT BUREAU

Note. — The Bureau of Land Management was created by the merging of the General
Land Office and the Grazing Service, through the President's reorganization plan no. 3,
effective July 16, 1946.

Sun. Ephemeris of the sun, Polaris and other selected stars, with companion
data and tables, [calendar] year 1947. 38th edition. 1946. ii+30 p. 2 pi.
[Supplement to Manual of instructions for survey of public lands of United
States.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 614

L. C. card 10-35913 1 53.8 : 947

MINES BUREAU

Alaska. Mineral industry of Alaska (mine report) ; by H. Foster Bain. 1946.
[2] +11 p. il. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 5c.

1 28.37/a : M 662/4/945

Asphalt and related bitumens; by A. H. Redfield. 1946. [2] +9 p. [Preprint
from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a : As 65/945

Barite. Exploration for barite in Hot Spring Gounty, Ark. ; by Robert B. Mc-
Eiwaine. Sept. 1946. [1] +21 p. 3 pi. 4" (Report of investigations, R. I. 3963.)
[Processed.] f 128.23:3968

Boron in iron and steel [with bibliography] ; by R. S. Dean and B. Silkes. Sept.
1946. [1] +56 p. 13 pi. 4° (Information circular, I. C. 7363.) [Processed.] f
L. C. card 46-27962 I 28.27 : 7363

Carion black; by F. S. Lott and H. Backus. 1946. [2] +10 p. il. [Preprint
from Minerals year-book, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. I 28. 37/a : C 177/945

Chromite; by Edwin K. Jenckes and Katharine D. Wildensteiner. 1946. [2] +
13 p. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 5c.

I 28.37/a : C 468/945

Coke and byproducts; by J. A. DeCarlo, J. A. Corgan, and Maxine M. Otero.
1946. [2] +59 p. il. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 15c.

I 28.37/a : C 669/945

Copper. Exploration of Moffet-Johnston copper property, Madison County, Mont. ;
by Robert N. Roby. Sept. 1946. [1]+12 p. 4 pi. 2 maps, 4" (Report of in-
vestigations, R. I. 3939.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3939

Copper-sulfur. Exploration of copper-sulfur deixjsit, Khayyan and Stumble-On
properties, Prince of Wales Island, Alaska; by Earl L. Fosse. Sept. 1946.
[l]+8 p. 3 pi. 2 maps, 4" (Report of investigations, R, I. 3942.) [Proc-
essed.] t 128.23:3942

Diesel locomotives. Operating Diesel locomotives underground in European
mines; by J. H. East, jr. Sept. 1946. [1]+13 p. 4" (Information circular,
I. C. 7378.) [Processed.] t
L. C. card 46-27961 I 28.27 : 7378

Electric blasting sxcitches, underground mines. Lake Superior district; by Max
S. Petersen and Frank E. Cash. Sept. 1946. [1]+11 p. 7 pi. 4° (Informa-
tion circular, I. C. 7372.) [Processed.] t
L. C. card 46-27959 I 28.27 : 7372

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1366 GOVEKNMENT PUBLICATIONS

Explosives. Safe storage, handling, and use of commercial explosives in metal
mines, nonmetallic mines, and quarries [with bibliography] ; by D. Harrington
and J. H. East, jr. Sept. 1946. [11+30 p. 14 pi. 4° (Information circular,
I. C. 7380.) [Processed.] t
L. C. card 4G-27958 I 28.27 : 7380

Fluorite. Exploration for fluorite, Crittenden and Livingston Counties, Ky. :
pt. 1, Moore Hill Fault Vein, Crittenden and Livingston Counties, Ky., by
Xavier B. Starnes ; pt. 2, Hickory Cane and K-K fluorspar properties, Critten-
den County, Ky., by Robert C. Hickman. Sept. 1946. [l]+44 p. T) pi. 11 maps,
4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3943.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3943

Exploration for fluorite, Krausse Estate property, Crittenden County, Ky. ;

by Xavier B. Starnes. Sept. 1946. [1] +15 p. 2 pi. map, 4° (Report of investi-
gations, R. L 3953.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3953

• Exploration of Stoddard fluorite mine, Cheshire County, N. H. ; by J. D.

Bardill. Sept. 1946. [l]+6 p. 3 pi. map, 4° (Report of investigations, R. I.
;^.937.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3937

Fluorspar. Exploration of Bishop Cap fluorspar project. Dona Ana County, N.
Mex. ; by Forest J. Sur. Sept. 1946. [l]+7 p. 6 pi. 4° (Report of investiga-
tions, R. L 3946.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3946

Gold and silver; by Charles White Merrill. 1946. [2] +33 p. il. [Preprint
from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 10c. I 2S.37/a : G 563/16/945

Iron. Iron and steel scrap ; by Norwood B. Melcher and James E. Larkin. 1946.
[2] +22 p. il. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945] * Paper, 10c.

I 28.37/a : Ir 6/2/945

Pig iron, ferro-alloys, and steel ; by Norwood B. Melcher and John Hozik.

1946. [2]+20p. il. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1945.] * Paper, 10c.

I 2S.37/a : Ir 6/4/945

Lead. Exploration of Gray and Bautsch lead and zinc deposits, Jo Daviess
County, 111.; by Paul Zinner and Francis Church Lincoln. Sept. 1946. [1] +
28 p. 5 pi. 4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3947.) [Processed.] t

I 28.23 : 3947

Lead metallurgy. Reconversion problems in lead metallurgy ; by G. L. Oldright.
Sept. 1946. [l]+4 p. 4° (Information circular, I, C. 7373.) [Processed.] t
L. G. card 46-27956 I 28.27 : 7373

Lime. Test to determine lime abstraction of iron ores; by Ellis S. Hertzog.
Sept. 1946. [1]+10 p. 3 pi. 4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3929.)
[Processed.] t I 28.23 : 3929

Magnesia from olivine; by E. A. Gee, Charles E. McCarthy, Frank S. Riordan, jr.,
and Morton T. Pawel. Sept. 1946. [1] +33 p. 9 pi. 4° (Report of investiga-
tions, R. I. 3938.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3938

Magnet Cove Rutile Co. Exploration of Magnet Cove Rutile Co. property. Mag-
net Cove area, Hot Spring County, Ark. ; by Robert V. Spencer. Sept. 1946.
[l]+23 p. 6 pi. map, 4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3900.) [Proc-
essed.] t 128.23:3900

Manganese. Pilot-plant production of electrolytic manganese from manganese
ores from metals reserve stock piles at Demiug. N. Mex.. Cushman, Ark., and
Phillipsburg, Mont.; by J. H. Jacobs and H. C. Fuller. Sept. 1946. [1]+19 p.
4" (Report of investigations, R. I. 3931.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3931

Matte. I'ilot-plant investigations, matte smelting of Chambeiinin. S. Dak.,
manganese ore ; by D. R. Torgeson. T. E. Evans, J. L. Morning, F. W. Wessel,
and R. G. Knickerbocker. Sept. 1946. [11+47 p. 7 pi. 4° (Report of investi-
gations, R. L 3917.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3917

Metal mines. Some data about fire-fighting facilities at metal mines in United
States; by D. O. Kennedy. Sept. 1946. [lJ+9 p. 4° (Information circular,
I. C. 7374.) [Proce.ssed.] t
L. C. card 46-27057 I 28.27 : 7374

• Sent to Depository Libraries

December 1946 1367

Nonmetals. Minor noiimetals; by G. W. Josephson and G. Richards Gwiun.
1946. [2] +16 p. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 194r).] * Paper, 10c.

I 28.37/a : M 666/2/94o

Ores. Exploration of Grey Eagle, Graudview, and Royal John Claims, Granl
and Sierra Counties, N. Mex. ; by Robert S. Hill. Sept. 1946. [1]+31 p. 6
pi. map, 4° (Report of investigations, R. I. 3904.) [Processed.] f

I 28.23 : 3904

Riley tungsten mine. Exploration of Riley tungsten mine, Humboldt County,
Nev. ; by George H. Holmes, jr. Sept. 1946. [l]+7 p. 16 pi. 4°. (Report of
investigations, R. I. 3945.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3945

Safety practices. Some safety practices for metal mines, nonmetal mines (other
than coal), mills, metallurgical plants, and quarries. Sept. 1946. [l]+56
p. 4° (Information circular, I. C. 7387.) [Processed.] f
L. C. card 46-27955 1 28.27 : 7387

Sillimanite. Exploration of Georgia and South Carolina sillimanite deposits;
by W. C. Hudson. Sept. 1946. [1] +44 p. 5 pi. 11 maps, 4° (Report of inves-
tigations, R. I. 3927.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3927

Tin; by C E. Nighnian and J. B. Umhau. 1946. [2] +29 p. [Preprint from
Minerals yearbook 1945.] * Paper, 10c. 1 28.37/a : T 49/945

Titanium. Quarterly titanium report 1 and 2. June 20 and Aug. 26, 1946.
Each [2] p. 4° (Mineral industry surveys.) [Processed.] t 128.82:1,2

Tripoli [with bibliography]; by Robert W. Metcalf. Sept. 1946. [l]+25 p. 4"
(Infoi'matioii circular, I. C. 7371.) [Processed.] f
L. C. card 4&-27954 I 28.27 : 7371

Tungsten. Exploration of Mountain View tungsten deposit, Hyder, Alaska [with
bibliography] ; by Aner W. Erickson. Sept. 1946. [1]+10 p. 4 pi. 3 maps, 4"
(Report of investigations, R. I. 3944.) [Processed.] f I 28.23 : 3944

Vanadium. Exploration of vanadium region of western Colorado and eastern
Utah; by W. P. Huleatt, Scott W. Hazen, jr., and William M. Traver, jr.
Sept. 1946. [l]+30 p. 37 pi. map, 2 tab. 4° (Report of investigations, R. I.
3930.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3930

Zi7ic. Exploration of Defense zinc property, Iowa County, Wis.; by Francis
Church Lincoln. Sept. 1946. [l]+7 p. 1 pi. 4" (Report of investigations,
R. I. 3948.) [Processed.] f 128.23:3948

Exploration of Jewell tunnel zinc property, Chaffee County, Colo.; by

Edward W. Amos. Sept. 1946. [1]+12 p. 2 pi. map, 4° (Report of inves-
tigations, R. I. 3933.) [Processed.] t 128.23:3933

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

^Vashington Monument. Washington Monument. [1946. | [6] p 11 1
• Item 651
L. C. card 46-27949 I 29.21 : W 27/94()

RECLAMATION BUREAU

Altus project. Earthwork, structures, and surfacing for reconsti*uction of Okla-
homa State highway no. 9, Altus reservoir, Altus project, Okla. [1946.] cover
title, [7] leaves+[2]+32 p. 8 pi. map, 4° (Specifications 1510.) [Processed.
Schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until Nov. 25,
1946.] t Paper, $2.00. I 27.8 : 1510

Radial gates and radial-gate hoists for controlled spillwav crest at Altus

Dam, Altus project, Okla. [1946.] cover title, [9] leaves + [2]+13 p. 11 pi.
1 tab. 4° (Specifications 1469.) [Processe<l. Invitation for bids, schedule,
specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until Nov. 29, 1946.]
t Paper, $1.25. I 27.8 : 1469

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1368 Government Publications

Boise project. Fixed-wheel gate for outlet works at Cascade Dam, Payette
division, Boise project, Idalio. [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves+[2]-f 10 p. 9
pi. 1 tiib. 4" (Speciliciitious 150G.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule,
specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until Nov. 2f), 1946.]
t Paper, 75c. 1 27.8 : 1506

69-kilovolt oil circuit-breakers, disconnecting-switches and instrument

transformers for Black Canyon switchyard, Payette division, Boise project,
Idaho. [1946.] cover title, [12] leaves+[2]-fl4 p. 4° (Specifications 1521.)
[Processed. Invitation for bids, schedules and specifications; bids will be
received until Dec. 9, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00. 127.8: 1521

Boulder Canyon project. Earthwork, canal lining, and structures, station
6106+06 to station 6517+00, Coachella Canal, Ail-American Canal system,
Boulder Canyon project, Ariz.-Calif.-Nev. [1946.] cover title, [14] leaves +
[2] +50 p. 35 pi. map, 4° ( Specifications 1512. ) [Processed. Schedules, speci-
fications, and drawings ; bids will be received until Dec. 5, 1946.] t I'aper, $2.50.

1 27.8 : 1512

Valves for 24-inch jet pumps in drainage sumps, Boulder power plant,

Boulder Canyon project, Ariz.-Calif.-Nev. [1946.] cover title, [10] leaves+
[2] +9 p. 1 pi. 4° (Specifications 1528.) [Processed. Invitation for bids,
schedules, specifications, and drawing; bids will be received until Dec. 13,
1946.] t Paper, 75c. 127.8:1528

Central Valley project. Completion of installation of penstocks nos. 1, 2, and 5
for Shasta Dam, Central Valley project, Calif. [1946.] cover title, [3]
leaves+[2]+10p. 22pl. 2maps, 4° (Specifications 1514.) [Processed. Sched-
ule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until Dec. 2, 1946.]
t Paper, $1.50. I 27.8 : 1514

Miscellaneous structural steel for 230-KV switchyard extension, Shasta

power plant. Central Valley project, Calif. [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves+
[2] +6 p. 1 pi. 4° (Specifications 1542.) [Processed. Invitation for bids,
schedule, specifications, and drawing; bids will be received until Dec. 5, 1946.]
t Paper, 75c. I 27.8 : 1542

Oil storage tanks for 230-kv switchyard at Keswick powerplant. Central

Valley project, Calif. [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves+[2]+8 p. 2 pi. 4°
(Specifications 1513.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications,
and drawings; bids will be received until Dec. 3, 1946.] t Paper, 75c.

127.8:1513

Structural steel for Southern Pacific Railroad bridge and farm bridges,

Westley Wasteway, Delta-Mendota Canal, Central Valley project, Calif.
[1946.] cover title, [7] leaves +[2] +11 p. 14 pi. 4" (Specifications 1535.)
[Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids
will be received until Dec. 12, 1946.] t Paper, $1.25. 127.8:1535

Structural-steel hoist support for Tgnacio Canal pumping plant. Central

Valley project, Calif. [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves+[2]+7 p. 1 pi. 4"
(Specifications 1522.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifica-
tions, and drawing; bids will be received until Nov. 25, 1946.] t Paper, 75c.

1 27.8 : 1522

Colorado-Biff Thompson project. 30-inch ring-follower gate and 30-inch and
14-inch hollow- jet valves for Granby Dam and 14-inch hollow-jet valve for
Soldier Canyon Dam, Colorado-Big Thompson project, Colo. [1946.] cover
title, [10] leaves + [2]+19 p. 34 pi. 2 tab. 4" (Specifications 1516.) [Proc-
essed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and drawings ; bids will
be received until Dec. 6, 1946.] f Paper, $1.75. I 27.8: 1516

Columbia Basin project. Columbia Basin reclamation project, south irrigation
district appraisals. 1946. [1] +353 p. il. map. [Another map on front cover.]
* Pa per, 55c. • Item 661
L. C. card 46-27930 I 27.2 : C72/9

Grounding equipment for units L-1 to L-9, Grand Coulee powerplant,

Columbia Basin project. Wash. [1946.] cover title, [9] leaves+[2]+9 p. 4°
(Specifications 1511.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule and specifica-
tions; bids will be received until Dec. 5, 1946.] f Paper, 75c. I 27.8: 1511

• Sent to Depository Libraries

December 1946 1369

Columbia Basin project — Continued.

Lighting and power transformers for block 96 transformer vault and

blocks 84 and 04 elevator towers, Grand Coulee Dam, Columbia Basin project,
Wash. [1946.] cover title, [7] leaves+[2] +10 p. 4" (Specifications 1529.)
[Processed. Invitation for bids, schedules, and specifications; bids will be re-
ceived until Dec. 13, 1946.] t Paper, 75c. 127.8:1529

Miscellaneous structural steel for Pasco pumping plant, Columbia Basin

project. Wash. [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves+[2]+6 p. 1 pi. 4" (Specifica-
tions 1526.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifications, and
drawing ; bids will be received until Nov. 25, 1946.] t Paper, 75c. 1 27.8 : 1526

Davis Dam. Eight 6-room residences and 12 5-roora residences, Davis Govern-
ment Camp, Davis Dam project, Ariz.-Nev. [1946.] cover title, [7] leaves-j-
[2] 4-70 p. 31 pi. 4 maps, 4° (Specifications 1508.) [Processed. Schedule,
specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until Nov. 25, 1946. J t
Paper, $3.50. I 27.8 : 1508

Electric ranges and oil-burning circulating heaters for residences at Davis

Dam Government Camp, Davis Dam project, Ariz.-Nev. [1946.] cover title,
[7] leaves+[2]4-5 p. 4° (Specifications 1515.) [Processed. Invitation for
bids, schedule, and specifications; bids will be received until Dec. 10, 1946.]
t Paper, 50c. I 27.8 : 1515

Erecting 20 two-bedroom prefabricated houses at Davis Government Camp,

Davis Dam project, Ariz.-Nev. [1946.] cover title, [3] leaves+r2]+19 p. 2 pi.
map, 4° (Specifications 1518.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications, and
drawings; bids will be received until Nov. 20, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00.

127.8:1518

Phoenix-Tucson no. 2, 115-kilovolt transmission line, Davis Dam project,

Ariz.-Nev. [1946.] cover title, [11] leaves +[2] p.-f2S leaves, 47 pi. map, 4°
(Specifications 1524.) [Processed. Schedule, specifications, and drawings;
bids will be received until Dec. 9, 1946.] t Paper, $2.25. 127.8: 1524

Oila project. Screw-lift gates and gate lifts for Altus project, Okla. and lever-
lift gates for "A" Canal and "A" laterals, unit no. 1, Yuma Mesa division, Gila
project, Ariz. [1946.] cover title, [13] leaves-|-[2]-l-6 p. 9 pi. 4° (Speci-
fications 1530.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedules, specifications, and
drawings; bids will be received until Dec. 9, 1946.] t Paper, $1.00.

I 27.8 : 1530

Minidoka project. Transformers for Burley and Rupert substations, Minidoka
project, Idaho. [1946.] cover title, [11] leaves-f [2]-f 11 p. 4° (Specifica-
tions 1525.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedules, and specifications;
bids will be received until Dec. 11, 1946.] t Paper, 75c. I 27.8 : 1525

Parker Dam. Jacking units for floating bulkhead gate storage dock at Parker
Dam, Parker Dam power project, Ariz.-Calif. [1946.] cover title, [6]
leaves-f [2] +8 p. 3 pi. 4"* (Specifications 1523.) [Processed. Invitation for
bids, schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until Dee.
10, 1&46.] t Paper, 75c. 127.8:1523

Provo River project. Earthwork, pipe lines, tunnel, and structxires, Jordan
Narrows siphons, Provo Reservoir Canal, Deer Creek division, Provo River
project, Utah. [1946.] cover title, [11] leaves+[2]+.52 p. 13 pi. 2 maps, 4°
(Specifications 1380.) [Processed. Schedules, specifications, and drawings;
bids will be received until June 24, 1946.] t Paper, $2.50. 127.8:1380

Slide gates and hoists for Jordan Narrows siphons, Provo reservoir canal.

Deer Creek division, Provo River project, Utah. [1946.] cover title, [7]
leaves-f [21+6 p. 6 pi. 4° (Specifications 1.W7.) [Processed. Invitation for
bids, schedule, specifications, and drawings; bids will be received until Nov 18,
1946.] t Paper, $1.00. 127.8:1507

Rio Orande project. Transformer, power circuit-breaker, disconnectlng-switches
and fuses, current transformers, cable, and cable terminator for Sierra Electric
Cooperative, Inc. substation at Elephant Butte powerplant, Rio Grande project,
N. Mex.-Tex. [1946.] cover title, [22] leaves+[2]+23 p. 4° (Specifications
1520.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedules, and specifications; bids
will be received until Dec. 10, 1940.] f Paper, $1.50. 127.8:1520

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1370 Government Publications

Shoshone project. Structural steel for bridge, Heart Mountain powerplant, Sho-
shone project, Wyo. [1946.] cover title, [6] leaves+[2]+12 p. 3 pi. 4°
(Specifications 1517.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, schedule, specifica-
tions, and drawings; bids will be received until Dec. 3, 194G.] t Paper, $1.25.

I 27.8 : 1517

Ydkima project. Miscellaneous structural steel for pumping plants for areas
nos. 9 and 9A, Roza division, Yakima project. Wash. [1946.] cover title,
[7] leaves+[2]+G p. 1 pi. 4° (Specifications 1541.) [Processed. Invita-
tion for bids, schedule, specifications, and drawing; bids will be received until
Dec. 4, 1946.] f Paper, 75c. 127.8:1541

Transformers, switching equipment, and lightning-arresters for pumping

plants in pump areas, nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 9A, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16, and
17, Roza division. Yakima project. Wash. [1946.] cover title, [22] leaves+
[2] 4-18 p. 4° (Specifications 1519.) [Processed. Invitation for bids, sched-
ules and specifications; bids will be received until Dec. 10, 1946.] t Paper,
$1.00. I 27.8 : 1519

TERRITORIES AND ISLAND POSSESSIONS DIVISION

Report to governor, Hawaii, by superintendent of public works, year ending June
30, 1945. n. p. [1946]. p. 1-16+leaves 17-46. t
L. C. card G S12-562 I 35.11/2 : P 96/945

WAR RELOCATION AUTHORITY

Japanese Americans. Evacuated people, a quantitative description ; [prepared
by Statistics Section of Relocation Planning Division]. [1946.] xvi-f-200 p.
il. 4° * Paper, 60c. • Item 954
L. C. card 46-27953 I52.2:Evl

Refugees. Token shipment, story of America's war refugee shelter [Fort On-
tario, Oswego, N. Y. ; prepared by Edward B. Marks, jr.]. [1946.] [6]-|-
104 p. 4° * Paper, 35c. • Item 954
L. C. card 46-27911 1 52.2 : R 25

Relocation program. [1946.] [1]+105 p. il. 4° * Paper, 35c. • Item 954

I 52.2 : R 27/4

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volume, be sure to specify the series and whether Finauce or other than Finance decisions
are desired. Entries for the separate decisions are grouped below under center heads fol-
lowing other Interstate Commerce Commission publications.

Cars. Uniform system of accounts for persons furnishing cars or protective
services against heat or cold, prescribed by Interstate Commerce Commission
in accordance with sec. 20 (6) of interstate commerce act. Original issue, 1947,
effective Jan. 1. 1947. [1946.] [4]-|-108 p. 4° [Processed.] t
L. C. card 46-27952 IC 1.9 : C 23/3

Decisions. See, below, center heads beginning Decisions.

Electric railroads. Regulations to govern destruction of records of electric rail-
way companies, prescribed by Interstate Commerce Commission, in accordance
with sec. 20 of interstate commerce act. Is.sue of 1946, effective Sept. 1, 1946.
1946. v+22 p. [Formerly issued in processed form for which see the Monthly
catalog for Sept. 1946, p. 1088. Supersedes all previous issues.] * Paper, 20c.
• Item 071
L. C. card A 46^3992 IC 1.9 : R 24/9/946

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Finance decisions. See, below, center head Decisions (Finance).

Motor carrier decisions. See, below, center head Decisions {Motor carrier).

Motor carriers. Statistics of class 1 motor carriers, year ended Dec. 31, 1944,
compiled from annual reports of motor carriers of property and motor carriers
of passengers, filed with Interstate Commerce Commission. [1916.] [2] +94
p. oblong large 8° (Statement 4G20; Transport Economics and Statistics
Bureau. ) * Pajjer, 75c, • Item 695
L. C. card A 40-994 IC 1 mot.l4 : 944

Opinions. See, below, center heads beginning Decisions.

Railroad accidents. In matter of making accident investigation reports under
locomotive inspection act of Feb. 17, 1911, as amended ; Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway, accident near Fields, Ariz., Sept. 7, 1946, caused by oil on
engine room floor. [1946.] 3 p. 4° [Processed.] t IC 1 acci.5 : F 46

Same : New York Central Railroad, accident, Grand Rapids, Mich., Aug. 27,

1946, caused by failure of locomotive reversing gear. [1946.] 5 p. 4° [Proc-
essed. ] t IC 1 acci.5 : G 762r/2

Same: Seaboard Air Line Railroad, accident (fire-box failure) near

Dixiana, S. C, Sept. 16, 1946, caused by overheating of bottom sheet of combus-
tion chamber. [1946.] 7 p. 4" [Processed.] t IC 1 acci.5 : D 642

Investigation 3006 : Michigan Central Railroad Company, report in re

accident. Fort Custer, Mich., July 22, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. il. 4" [Processed.] t

IC 1 acci.5 : 3006

Investigation 3014 : Pennsylvania Railroad Company, report in re accident

near Detour, Ohio, Aug. 17, 1946. [1946.] 10 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t

IC 1 acci.5 : 3014

Investigation 3015 : Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company, report in re ac-
cident near Hamlet, N. C, Aug. 19, 1946. [1946.] 11 p. il. 4"* [Processed.] t

IC 1 acci.5 : 3015

Investigation 3016 : Norfolk and Western Railway Company, report in re ac-
cident near Windsor, Va., Aug. 19, 1946. [1946.] 11 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t

IC 1 acci.5 : 3016

Investigation 3017 : Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company, report in re ac-
cident, Stedman, N. C, Aug. 20, 1946. [1946.] 8 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t

IC 1 acci.5 : 3017

Investigation 3018 : Missouri and Arkansas Railway Company, report in re

accident near Harrison, Ark., Aug. 23, 1946. [1946.] 8 p. il. 4° [Proc-
essed. ] t IC 1 acci.5 : 3018

Railroad employees. Statistical analysis of carriers' monthly hours of service
reports covering all railroads which reported during year ended June 30, 1946,
instances in which employees were on duty for periods other than those pro-
vided by Federal hours of service act; compiled by Bureau of Safety. [1946.]
27 p. 4° t • Item 685
L. C. card 20-26534 IC 1 hou.9 : 946

Railroads. Comparative statement of railway operating statistics, individual
class 1 steam railways in United States, years 194,") and 1944. [1946.] cover
title, 63 p. oblong large 8" (Statement 46200; Transport Economics and Sta-
tistics Bureau. ) * Paper, 40c. • Item 702
L. C. card A 25-423 IC 1 ste.27 : 94.1

Regional shifts in postwar traffic of class 1 railways. Washington, D. C.,

Sept. 1946. cover titles. 2 v. xxxi-f 410 p. il. 4" (Statement 4U22. ) [Processed.
Volume 2 is Appendixes. This study, issued as information, has not been
considered or adopted by the Interstate Commerce Commission.] f

L. C. card A 46-3993 IC 1.2 : R 13/4/v.l,2

Traffic decisions. See, below, center head Decisions (Traffic).

Water carrier decisions. See, below, center head Decisions (Water carrier).

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Decisions (Finance)

NoTB. — The following decisions or oplnionB issued In separate form are from the
Interbtate ComintTce Commission reports.

Alabutna Power Co. Finance docket no. 15106, Alabama Power Company aban-
donment; [decidedJuue 10, 1046]. [1946.J [l]-f-794-800p. (F-8725.) [From
V. 201. J * Paper, 5c. IC l.G/la : F-8725

Chicago d North Western Railway. Finance docket no. l.")250, Chicago & North
Western Railway Company et al., merger; [decided May 29, 1946]. [1946.]
[1J+672-07G p. (F-S718.) [From v. 261.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-8718

Hampton d Branchville Railroad. Finance docket no. 14957, Hampton &
Branchville Railroad Company construction; decided June 11, 1946. [1946.]
p. 733-749. (F-8721.) [From v. 261.] * Paper, oc. IC 1.6/la : F-8721

Pere Marquette Railway. Finance docket no. 15321, Pere Marquette Railway
Company et al., trackage rights, etc, ; [decided June 21, 1946.]. [1946.] [l]-f-
750-754 p. (F-8722.) [From v. 261.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-8722

St. Lotiis-San Francisco Railway. Finance docket no. 13609, St. Louis-San
Francisco Railway Company trustees abandonment; decided July 24, 1946.
[1946.] p. 781-793. (F-8724.) [From v. 261.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1.6/la : F-8724

Seaboard Air Line Railway. Finance docket no. 14500, Seaboard Air Line Rail-
way Company receivership; decided June 28, 1946. [1946.] p. 689-732.
(F-S720.) [From V. 261.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-8720

Decisions {Motor carrier)

Note. — The following decisions or opinions issued in separate form are from the Inter-
state Commerce Commission reports.

Animal cooj)s. Investigation and suspension docket no. M-2551, classification
ratings on animal or poultry coops; [decided May 22, 1946]. [1946.] [1] +
328-332 p. (M-6745.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6745

Canned goods. Investigation and suspension docket no. M-2544, canned goods
from Colorado to Montana ; [decided June 11, 1946]. [1946.] [1] -1-344-350 p.
(M-6747.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6747

Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad No. MC-19778, Chicago, Mil-
waukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company self-insurance; decided July
31,1946. [1946.] p. 369-370. (M-6750.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 46.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6750

Craig Trucking, Inc. No. MC-55811 (sub-no. 2), Craig Trucking, Inc., extension
of operations, general commodities; decided July 19, 1946. [1946.] p. 333-
343. (M-6746.) [Fi'om Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6746

Freight rates. Investigation and suspension docket no. M-2470, increased class
rates over Associated Transport, Inc. ; decided June 20, 1946. [1946.] p. 309-
317. (M-6742.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] * Paper, 5c.

10 1 mot.8/a : M^742

Interstate Motor Lines, Inc. No. MC-S3641 (sub-no. 5), Interstate Motor Lines,
Inc., extension of operations, San Francisco; decided July 19, 1946. [1946.]
p. 351-361. (M-6748.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6748

Perin, Laicrence H. No. MC-57529 (sub-no. 1), Lawrence H. Perin common car-
rier application ; [decided July 1, 1946]. [1946.] [l]-f 318-320 p. (M-6743.)
[From Motor carrier cases, v. 46.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6743

Storage charges. No. MC-C-468, Eleanor M. Morris v. Barney Clayman et al. ;
decided June 25, 1946. [1946.] p. 371-376. (M-6751.) [From Motor car-
rier cases, v. 46.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a : M-6751

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Decisions (Motor carrier, finance)

Note. — The following decisions or opinions issued in separate form are from the
Interstate Commerce Commission reports.

Ash Truck Lines, Inc. No. MC-F-27G1, Fay V. Watson, et al., control, Watson
Bros. Transportation Co., Inc., purchase, Ash Truck Lines Inc. (George S.
Allen, trustee) ; decided May 9, 1946. [1946.] p. 709-712. (MF-1498.)
[From Motor carrier cases, v. 40.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a2 : MF-1498

Burlington Transportation Co. No. MC-F-2937, All American Bus Lines, Inc.,
control, Burlington Transportation Company; [decided May 31, 1946]. [1940.]
[1] +48-50 p. (MF-1515.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 45.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a2 : MF-1515

Great Lakes Trucking Co., Inc. No. MC-F-2726, Charles L. Atwater and John W.
Craig, control, Brada Cartage Company, purchase. Great Lakes Trucking Com-
pany, Inc. (Milton J. Miller, receiver) ; decided Aug. 1, 1946. [1946.] p. 51-58.
(MF-1516.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 45.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a2 : MF-1516

Oreyhound Corporation. No. MC-2593, Greyhound Corporation, control. Central
Greyhound Lines, Inc., control and merger, Enders Bus Lines, Inc., decided
July 23, 1946. [1946.] p. 33-47. (MF-1514.) [From Motor carrier cases, v.
45.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a2 : MF-1514

Marshall, Clare M., Inc. No. MC-3079, Karl J. Eisenhardt, control, Coastal Tank
Lines, Inc., purchase, Clare M. Marslmll, Inc. ; decided June 28, 1946. [1946.]
p. 783-791. (MF-1508.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 40.] * Paper, .^c.

IC 1 mot.8/a2 : MF-1508

Meerman, Leona 8. No. MC-F-3010, Walter I. Kohn, et al., control, Louisville,
New Albany & Corydon Railroad Company, purchase, Leona Schuppert Meer-
man; [decided July 19, 1946]. [1946.] [lJ+6-12 p. (MF-1512.) [From
Motor carrier cases, v. 45.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a2 : MF-1512

Mercury Motorways, Inc. No. aiC-F-2945, Julius L. Tucker (trustee), control,
Mercury Motorways, Incorporated; decided June 3, 1946. [1946.] p. 797-800.
(MF-1510.) [From Motor carrier cases, V. 40.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a2 : MF-1510

R-B Freight Lines, Inc. No. MC-F-2053, Consolidated Freightways, Inc., lease,
R-B Freight Lines, Inc.; [decided June 28, 1940]. [1946.] [1] -{-780-782 p.
(MF-1507.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 40.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1 mot.8/a2 : MF-1507

St. Louis-San Francisco Railway. No. MC-F-2413, St. Louis-San Francisco Rail-
way Company (Frank A. Thompson, trustee), control; Frisco Transportation
Company, purchase, Righter Trucking Company, Incorporated ; decided July 1,
1946. [1946.] p. 13-32. (MF-ir)13.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 45.]

* Paper, 5c. 10 1 mot.8/a2 : MF-1513

Tinsley, Clayton. No. MC-F-3032, Gulf, Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company,
control. Gulf Transport Company, purchase, Clayton Tinsley ; decided June 7,
1946. [1946.] p. 767-779. (MF-1506.) [From Motor carrier cases, v. 40.]

* Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a2 : MF-1506

West Virginia Transportation Co. No. MC-F-2865, Ralph T. Reynolds, control,
Reynolds Transportation Company, lease. West Virginia Transportation Com-
pany; [decided June 12, 1946]. [1946.] [1] -f 792-796 p. (MF-1509.) [From
Motor carrier cases, v. 40.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1 mot.8/a2 : MF-1509

Decisions (Traffic)

Note. — The following decisions or opinions issued in separate form are from the Inter-
state Commerce Commission reports.

Brass. No. 29231, Oil City Brass Works v. Alton & Southern Railroad et al. ;
decided July 1, 1946. [1946.] p. 119-123. ([Opinion] 24767.) [ITrom v. 266]

* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24767

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Coal. Investigation and suspension docket no. 5305, bituminous coal from Illinois
and Kentucky to Gulf pons; [decided Aug. 1, 1946]. [194fi.] [1] +170-180 p.
( [Opinion] 24773. ) [From v. 266.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24773

Investigation and suspension docket no. 5372, bituminous coal from Ala-
bama to CJuIf ports; decided Aug. 1, 1946. [1946.] p. 127-134. ([Opinion]
24709.) [From V. 266.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la :24709

Food for poultry. No. 29348, Houses, Incorporated, v. New York Central Railroad
Company ; decided July 10, 1946. [1946.] p. 41-44. ( [Opinion] ^4758.) [From
V. 266.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24758

Freight rates. Investigation and suspension docket no. 5352, unloading portable
houses at southern ports; decided Apr. 23, 1946. [1946.] p. 1-6. ([Opinion]
24753.) [From V. 266.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.0/la : 24753

No. 27969, Agwilines, Inc., (Clyde-Mallory Lines) et al., v. Akron, Canton

& Youngstown Railway Company et al. ; [decided June 3„ 1946]. [1946.]
[1]+7S-S4 p. ([Opinion] 24761.) [From v. 266.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1.6/la : 24761

No. 29185, Robert P. Patterson, as Secretary of War, v. Aberdeen and

Rockfish Railroad Company et al.; decided July 1, 1946. [1946.] p. 45-54.
([Opinion] 24759.) [From v. 266.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24759

Grain. No. 29288, Whythe Feed Mills v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Company et al.; [decided July 31, 1946.] [1946.] [1] +202-212 p. ([Opin-
ion] 24775.) [From V. 206.] * Paper, 5c. IC1.6/la : 24775

Iron. No, 29361, Steel Trading Corporation v. New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad Company et al. ; [decided July 8, 1946]. [1946.] [1] +124-126 p.
([Opinion] 24768.) [From v, 266.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24768

Limestone. No. 29168, Whiterock Quarries, Inc. v. Pennsylvania Railroad Com-
pany, et al. ; decided July 29, 1946. [1946.] p. 157-169. ([Opinion] 24772.)
[From V. 266.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24772

No. 29242, Manufacturers Specialty Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Chicago

Terminal Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 20, 1946. [1946.] p. 7S9-
791. ([Opinion] 24750.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24750

Linoleum scrap. No. 29432, General Art Products Company et al., v. Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company et al. ; decided July 18, 1946. [1946.] p. 115-
118. ([Opinion] 24766.) [From v. 266.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24766

Livestock. No. 28714, Swift & Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
et al.; decided May 3, 1946. [1946.] p. 5&-77. ([Opinion] 24760.) [From
V. 266.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24760

Peat. Fourth section application no. 21149, peat and peat moss from Canada ;
[decided July 18, 1946]. [1946.] [1]+108-110 p. ( [Opinion] 24764.) [From
V. 266.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24764

Phosphate rock. No. 29372, Southern Acid & Sulphur Company, Inc., v. Alabama
Great Southern Railro.nd Company et al. ; [decided June 20, 1946]. [1946.]
[1] +22-28 p. ( [Opinion] 24755.) [From v. 266.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1.6/la : 24755

Pipe. No. 29174, "Automatic" Sprinkler Coriwration of America v. Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company et nl. ; [decided July 3, 1946]. [1946.] [l]+792-
797 p. ([Opinion] 2475L) [From v. 204.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24751

Railroad employees. Ex parte no. 72 (sub-no. 1), in matter of regulations con-
cerning class of employees and subordinate officials to be included within term
employee iinder railway labor act, roadmasters (St. Louis-San Francisco
Railway Company, Frank A. Thompson, trustee) ; decided July 19, 1946.
[1946.] p. S5-M. ([Opinion] 24702.) [From v. 266.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1.6/la : 24762

Sand. No. 29251, Elkhorn Sand Company, Inc., v. Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Company et al. ; decided July 30, 1946. [1946.] p. 95-107. ( [Opinion] 24763.)
[From V. 266.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24763

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steel drums. No. 29357, Florida Drum Company, Inc., v. Louisville and Na.shville
Railroad Company; [decided June 2.5, 194G]. [1946.] [1] +798-800 p.
([Opinion] 24752.) [From v. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/3 a : 24752

Stone. Investigation and suspension docket no. 5366, stone, L. C. L. within and
to W. T. L. territory; decided Aug. 12, 1946. [1946.] p. 111-114 ([Opinion]
24765.) [From V. 266.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24765

Sulphur. No. 292.S9, Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company et al., v. Alabama
Great Southern Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 26, 1946. [1946.] p. 29-
36. ([Opinion] 24756.) [From v. 266.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24756

Switching charges. Investigation and suspension docket no. 5277, svpitching at
Jacksonville, Fla. ; decided June 28, 1946. [1946.] p. 7-21. ([Opinion]
24754.) [From V. 264.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24754

Investigation and suspension docket no. 5324, switching charges of Buffalo

Creek Railroad Company at Buffalo, N. Y. ; decided Aug. 7, 1946. [1946.]
p. 135-149. ([Opinion] 24770.) [From v. 266.] * Paper, 5c.

IC 1.6/la : 24770

Terminal services. Ex parte 104, Corn Products Refining Company terminal serv-
ice, practices of carriers affecting operating revenues or expenses, pt. 2, termi-
nal services; decided Julv 1, 1946. [194G.] p. 181-201. ([Opinion] 24774.)
[From v. 266.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 24774

Trailer frames. No. 29353, Dorsey Brothers v. Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul &
Pacific Railroad Company (Henry A. Scandrett, Walter J. Cummings, and
George I. Haight, trustees) et al. ; decided June 19, 1946. [1946.] p. 37-40.
( [Opinion] 24757. ) [From v. 266.] * Paper, .5c. IC 1.6/la : 24757

Decisions (Water carrier)

Note. — The following decisions or opinions issued in separate form are from the Inter-
state Commerce Commission reports.

American, Barge Line Co. No. W-552, American Barge Line Company applica-
tions; decided June 12, 1946. [1946.] p. 783-791. (WC-292.) [From v.
260.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : WC-292

Canadian-Gulf Line, Limited. No. W-515, Canadian-Gulf Line, Limited, contract
carrier application ; [decided July 11, 1946]. [1946.] [1] -+-792-796 p. (WC-
293.) [From V. 260.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : WC-293

Erie d St. Lawrence Corporation. No. W-1, Erie & St. Lawr«mre Corporation
contract carrier application ; decided Apr. 1, 1946. [1946.] p. 757-760. (WC-
288.) [From V. 2G0.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : WC-288

Freight rates. No. FF-81 (sub-no. 1), Western Freight Association extension of
operations, commodities generallv eastbound ; decided Aug. 5, 1946. [1946.]
p. 797-799. (WC-294.) [From v. 260.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : WC-294

Howard Terminal. No. FF-8, Howard Terminal freight forwarder application ;
decided June 26, 1946. [1946.] p. 77.3-782. (WC-291.) [From v. 260.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : WC-291

MOTOR CARRIERS BUREAU

Motor carrier accidents, 1944; [prepared by H. C. Mitchell, jr.]. Oct. 1946.
[4] +45 p. r [Processed.] j
L. C. card A 39-166 IC 1 niot.2 : Ac 2/944

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT

Adams, C. J. No. 457, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946, C. J.
Adams, alias Charles Adams, v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari
to circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit; memorandum for United States.
[1946.] cover title, i +11 p. t J 1.78: Ad 17/2

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Agnew, John. No. 06, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946, Board
of Governors of Federal Reserve System et al. v. John Agnew, F. O. Fayer-
weather, on writ of certiorari to United States Court of Appeals for District
of Columbia; brief for petitioners. [194G.] cover title, iii+88 p. J

J 1.78 : Ag 63

Allen, Alvina. No. 62G, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 19-^6, James
E. Mnrkiiam, Alien Property Custodian, v. Alvina Allen et al. ; petition for
writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit. [194G.] cover
title, iv+31 p. t J 1.78 : Al 53/3

American Coast Line, Inc. In circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, American
Coast Line, Inc. (in liquidation), v. commissioner of internal revenue, on peti-
tion for review of decision of Tax Court: brief for respondent. [1946.] cover
title, iii+41 p. J J1.7G:Am35co

Bayer, Sainuel. In Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946, no. — , United
States V. Samuel Bayer, Elias Bayer, and Walter V. Radovich ; order enlarging
time within which to petition for writ of certiorari. 1946. 1 p. t

J 1.78 : B 341/3

Bethlehem Steel Co. Nos. 55, 76, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, Bethlehem Steel Company et al. v. New York Labor Relations Board, on
appeal from court of appeals of New York ; Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corpora-
tion V. William J. Kelley, et al., constituting State Labor Relations Board of
New York, on appeal from Supreme Court of New York for county of
Chautauqua;; brief for United States as amicus curiae. [1946.] cover title,
viii + 106 p. t J 1.78 : B 465/5

Bordages, Phillip, Estate Trust. No. 11706, in circuit court of appeals for 5th
circuit, Phillip Bordages Estate Trust v. commissioner of internal revenue, on
petition for review of decision of Tax Court ; brief for respondent. [194G.]
cover title, ii-f 32 p. t J 1.76 : B 644/7

Breicster Shirt Corporation. No. — , in circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit,
Brewster Shirt Corporation v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for
review of deci-sion of Tax Court of United States; brief for respondent.
[1946.] cover title, ii-f 35 p. $ J 1.76 : B 758

Brotmie, W. O. No. 355, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946, W. O.
Browne et al. v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court
of appeals for 5th circuit; brief for United States in opposition. [1946.]
cover title, ii-f 20 p. $ J 1.78 : B 818/2

Bruce' s Juices, Inc. No. 27, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Bruce's Juices, Inc., v. American Can Company, on writ of certiorari to Supreme
Court of Florida; brief for United States as amicus curiae. [1946.] cover
title, i+13p. t J 1.78 :B S3

Cansby, Thomas L. In Court of Claims, no. 46054, Thomas Lee Causby and wife,
Tinie Causby, v. United States ; defendant's motion to set aside findings of fact
and conclusions of law, to vacate judgment, to grant new trial and to enter
findings, conclusions and judgment in accordance with mandate of Supreme
Court and for leave to argue this motion orally. [1946.] p. 153-164. %

J 1.80 : C 312/4

Centaxir Construction Co., Inc. No. 46242, in Court of Claims, Centaur Construc-
tion Company, Inc., v. United States; defendant's brief. [1946.] cover title,
ii-f 53^108 p. t J l.SO : C 333/5

Cities Service Oas Co. No. 556, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, Cities Service Gas Company v. Federal Power Commission, Public Service
Commission of Missouri, et al., on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court
of appeals for lOth circuit; brief for respondents in opposition. [lf>46.] cover
title, ii+33 p. t J 1.78 : C 498/2

Clark, Ehcood J. Nos. 9059, 9135, 9167, in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit,
Elwood J. Clark and Hazel V. Clark, husband and wife, v. commissioner of
internal revenue; Tracy J. Mosteller and Ethel C. Mosteller, husband and
wife, V. [same] ; Ernest DeCamp and Laura V. DeCamp, husband and wife, v.
[same], on petition for review of decisions of Tax Court; brief for respondent.
[1946.] cover title, iv-f 16 p. J J 1.76:0 547/3

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Crane, i&8. Beulah B. No. 68, In Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, Beulah B. Crane v. commissiouer of interual revenue, on writ of certiorari
to circuit court of appeals for 26. circuit ; brief for respondeat. [1946.] cover
title, iii+38 p. J J 1.78 : C 85/3

Dawes, E. A. No. 11492, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit, E. A. Dawes,
V. Marion H. Allen, collector of interual revenue, on appeal from district court
for middle district of Georgia; brief for appellee. L194G.] cover title, ii+
36 p. $ J 1.76 : D 321

Dickinson, William M. Nos. 77-78, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct,
term, 1946, United States v. William M. Dickinson ; [same] v, F. H. Withrow,
on writs of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 4th circuit ; brief for United
States. [1946.] cover title, iv+C5 p. map. $ J 1.78 : D 56/2

District News Co. No. 9304, United States Court of Appeals, District of Columbia,
Joseph Ottenstein, t/a District News Company, and New Amsterdam Casualty
Company v. Theodore Britton, deputy commissioner. Employees' Compensation
Commission, and Odessa J. Larmer, appeal from District Court of United
States for District of Columbia ; brief for appellees. [1946.] cover title, iv+
20 p. $ J 1.77 : D 633/3

Donnelly Garment Co. Nos. 38-39, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1940, National Labor Relations Board v. Donnelly Garment Company, Donnelly
Garment Workers' Union and International Ladies' Garment W^orkers' Union ;
International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union v. Donnelly Garment Company,
Donnelly Garment Workers' Union and National Labor Relations Board, on
writs of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 8th circuit; reply brief for
National Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, i+19 p. %

J 1.78 : D 718/4

Eastern Sugar Associates. No. 537, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, Eastern Sugar Associates v. people of Puerto Rico, on petition for writ
of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit ; brief for people of Puerto
Rico in opposition. [1946.] cover title, ii+37 p. J J 1.78: Ea 77/5

Emery, Elsie C. No. 555, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Elsie C. Emery v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for writ of cer-
tiorari to circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit; brief for respondent in op-
position. [1946.] cover title, i+15 p. J JL78:Em36

Erie Forge Co. No. 9177, in circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit, commissioner
of internal revenue v. Erie Forge Company, on petition for review of decision
of Tax Court; brief for petitioner. [1946.] cover title, ii-f 37 p. t

J 1.76: Br 46/2

Fairfield Steamship Corporation. No. 565, in Supreme Court of United States,
Oct. term, 1946, Fairfield Steamship Corporation v. commissioner of internal
revenue, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d cir-
cuit ; brief for respondent in opposition. [1946.] cover title, ii-f 14 p. t

J 1.78 : F 161

Ferguson, Stanley W., Inc. No. — , in circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit,
Oct. term, 1946, Commodity Credit Corporation v. Stanley W. Ferguson, Inc. ;
brief on behalf of defendant-appellant. [1946.] cover title, iii-f 37 p. large
8° t J 1.76 :F 381

Fiswick, Ferdinand. No. 51, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Ferdinand Fiswick, Jacob F. Mayer, and Fritz Gustav Rudolph v. United States,
on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit; brief for United
States. [1946.] cover title, iii+60 p. t J 1.78 :F 549/3

Oerman-American Vocational League, Inc. No. 468, in Supreme Court of United
States, Oct. term, 1946, German-American Vocational League, Inc., D. A. B.
Recreational Resort, Inc., Otto Bremer et al., v. United States, on petition for
writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit; memorandum for
United States in opposition. [1946.] cover title, 4 p. J J 1.78: G 317/2

Ootwals, Charles P. No. 594, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Charles P. Gotwals v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit
court of appeals for 10th circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. [1946.]
cover title, i-f 12 p. J J 1.78 : G 718

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Greyvan Lines, Inc. Circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit, [no.] 8779, Greyvan
Lines, Inc., vs. Carter H. Harrison, individually and as collector of internal
revenue, appeal from district court for northern district of Illinois, eastern
division. [1946.] p. 253-200. t J 1.76:0 869/2

No. — , in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1940, Carter H.

Harrison, individually and as collector of internal revenue, v. Greyvan Lines,
Inc. ; petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit.
[1946.] cover title, ii+19 p. $ J 1.78: G 869

Groves, 8. J., d Sons Co. No. 311, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, S. J. Groves & Sons Company v. United States, on petition for writ of
certiorari to Court of Claims; brief for United States in opposition. [1946.]
cover title, i+20 p. J J 1.78 : G 919/3

Hancock, John, Mutual Life Insurance Go. No. 570, in Supreme Court of United
States, Oct. term, 1946, John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company v.
United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for
1st circuit; brief for United States in opposition. [1946.] cover title,
i+7 p. J J 1.78 : H 191/7

Easson, Donald Y. Brief for appellee, United States Court of Appeals, District of
Columbia, no. 9250, Donald V. Hasson v. United States, appeal from District
Court of United States for District of Columbia. [1946.] cover title, 1+5 p. %

J 1. 77 : H 277

Eaiipt, Hans M. No. 49, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. terra, 1946,
Hans Max Haupt v. United States; brief for United States. [1946.] cover
title, vii-f 166 p. $ J 1.78 : H 293/2

Haickins, Alfred L. No. 9353-54, United States Court of Appeals, District of
Columbia, Alfred L. Hawkins, Laurence I. Prout v. United States, appeal from
District Court of United States for District of Columbia; brief on behalf of
appellee. [1946.] cover title, i+11 p. % J1.77:H314

Hedin, J. D., Coiistruction Co. No. 45407, in Court of Claims, John D. Hedin,
trading as J. D. Hedin Construction Company, individually and to use of Allen
Construction Corp., or Hugo C. Baratta, assignee, as his interest may appear;
defendant's brief. [1940.] cover title [1] +197-259 p. t J1.80:H358/3

Higgins, Mrs. Bessie. Brief for appellees. United States Court of Appeals, Dis-
trict of Columbia, no. 9301, Bessie Higgins, v. United States; appeal from Dis-
trict Court of United States [tor District of Columbia]. [1946.] cover title,
i+7 p. t J1.77:H535

Illinois racking Co. No 476, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Illinois Packing Company v. Charles B. Henderson, individually and as acting
administrator of Office of Federal Loan Administrator, etc., et al., on petition
for writ of certiorari to Emergency Court of Appeals; brief for respondent in
opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+5 p. % J 1.78: II 6/11

Latnont, Thomas W. No. 557, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1916,
Thomas W. Lamont v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for writ
of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit; brief for respondent in
opposition. [1946.] cover title, ii+24 p. t J 1.78 :L 191

Legislative history of Public law 149, 78th Cong., 1st sess., July 14, 1943. 1946.
[4] +65 p. X
L. C. card 46-27950 J 1.2: W19/6

Login Corporation. No. 528, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Login Corporation v. Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of Price Administra-
tion, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit ;
brief for respondent in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+11 p. %

J 1.78 : L829

McCarthy Bros. Construction Co. In Court of Claims, no. 4^998, McCarthy Bros.

Construction Co. v. United States; defendant's brief. [1946.] p. 103-125. $

J 1.80 : M 127/2

MacGregor, Alpine. Nos. 28, 70-71, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1946, Alpine MacGregor v. Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Com-
pany ; Edward Katzinger Company v. Chicago Metallic Mfg. Company, on writs

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of certiorari to Supreme Court of Pennsylvania and to circuit court of appeals
for 7th circuit; brief for United States as amicus curiae. [1946.] cover title,
ii+24 p. $ J 1.78 : M178/2

Mechanical Farm Equipment Distributors, Inc. No. 519, in Supreme Court of
United States, Oct. term, 1946, Mechanical Farm Equipment Distributors, Inc., v.
Paul A. Porter, administrator, Office of Price Administration, on petition for
writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9tb circuit ; brief for respond-
ent in opposition. [1916.] cover title, ii+15 p. t J 1.78 :M 464

Miller, Addison, Inc. In Court of Claims, no. 44664, Addison Miller, Inc., and
Fielding & Shepley, Inc., v. United States ; defendant's exceptions to commis-
sioner's report and request for special findings of fact. [194G.] p. 325-373. %

J 1.80 : M612/6

Morris, Jose M. J. P. No. 4134, in circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit, Oct.
term, 1945, Jose Manual Jarabo Perez Morris v. United States, appeal from
District Court of United States for Puerto Rico ; brief for appellee. [1946.]
cover title, ii+36 p. large 8° t J 1.76 : M832

Munhall Borough, Pa. No. 9126, in circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit, Borough
of Munhall v. United States, appeal from district court for western district of
Pennsylvania; brief and appendix for United States. [1946.] cover title,
iii-f-57 p. t J1.76:M925

Munter, Sidney S. Circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit, no. 9010, Oct. term,
1945, Sidney S. Munter vs. commissioner of internal revenue ; no. 9011, Oct.
term, 1945, Carl Munter vs. [same], on petitions for review of decisions of Tax
Court ; opinion of court. [1946.] p. 40-48. $ J 1.76 : M 929/2

Murray, Thomas A. No. 483, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Thomas A. Murray v. Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of Price Adminis-
tration, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 1st
circuit; brief for respondent in partial opposition. [1946.] cover title,
i+11 p. t J 1.78 : M 966

National Lead Co. No. 89, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
United States v. National Lead Company, Titan Company, Inc., and E. I. du
Pont de Nemours and Company, Inc. ; motion by United States for leave to
amend its assignment of errors. [1946.] cover title, 8 p. | J1.78:N2131e

National Sanitary Co. No. 10291, in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit,
National Sanitary Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petitions
for review of decisions of Tax Court; brief for respondent. [1946.] cover
title, v. +36 p. t J 1.76 : N 213sa

New York Oreat Atlantic & PaciHc Tea Co., Inc. In district court for eastern
district of Illinois, United States v. New York Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Company, Inc., et al. ; criminal no. 10153. [1946.] 117 p. * Paper, 20c.

J 1.75 : N 42yo 4

Okin, Samuel. Nos. 391-393, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Samuel Okin v. Securities and Exchange Commission, on petition for writs of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit; brief for respondent in
opposition. [1946.] cover title, ii+34 p. $ J 1.78 : Ok 3/6

Oklahoma. No. 84, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946, Okla-
homa V. Civil Service Commission, on writ of certiorari to circuit court of
appeals for 10th circuit; brief for Civil Service Commission. [1946.] cover
title, iii+55 p. 1 pi. t J 1.78 : Ok 4/10

Opinions of Attorney General [released for publication in pamphlet form for
inclusion in v. 40].

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as they are issued : single copies are usully 5c. Prices for bound volumes furnished
upon application to the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office,
Washington 25, D. C.

115. Reemployment rights of veterans, priority between veterans; Sept. 20, 1946.

ri946.] 8 p. J L.'-./a: 40/115

116. Collective bargaining agreement under railway labor act; Sept. 20, 1940. [1946.1

6 p. J 1.5/a : 40/116

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Orange County, Pla. No. 11676, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit. United
States V. n34.7 acres of land, more or leas, in Orange County, Fla., McCrory
Holding Company et al., appeal from district court for southern district of
Florida: reply brief for United States. [1946.] corer title, i+10 p. X

J 1.76 : Or 1/3

Pacman, Mario J. No. 539, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Mario Joseph I^acman v. Charles B. RIead, superintendent of Federal Prison
Camp. Coronado National Forest, Pima County, Aria., on petition for writ of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit ; memorandum suggesting
that above-entitled cause has become moot. [1946.] cover title, 3 p. t

J 1.78 : P 128/2

Penftield Company of California. No. 453, in Supreme Court of United States,
Oct. term, 194G, Penfield Company of California and A. W. Young v. Securities
and Exchange Commission, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court
of appeals for 9th circuit; brief for Securities and Exchange Commission in
opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+16 p. t J 1.78 :P 375/2

Pennsylvania Railroad. In Court of Claims, no. 46431, Pennsylvania Railroad
Company v. United States; defendant's exceptions to report of commissioner.
[1946.] p. 73-88. % J 1.80 :P 384/4

Porrata Doria, Luz. No. 4174, in circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit, Luz
Porrata Doria, et al.. v. United States, appeal from District Court of United
States for Puerto Rico, R. A. Cooper, presiding; brief for United States.
[1946.] cover title, i+11 p. large 8" t J 1.76 :P 828

Reed, Harold C. Brief for appellee, United States Court of Appeals, District
of Columbia, July term, 1946, no. 9261, in re Harold C. Reed. [1946.] cover
title, i+8 p. t J 1.77 :R 251/4

Rosselli, John. No. 516, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
John Rosselli v. Joseph W. Sanford, warden. United States Penitentiary, At-
lanta, Ga., on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for
5th circuit; brief for respondent in opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+6 p. $

J 1.78 : R 734

Rutherford Food Corporation. No. 562, in Supreme Court of United States,
Oct. term, 1946, Rutherford Food Corporation and George Kaiser Packing Com-
pany V. L. Metcalfe Walling, administrator of Wage and Hour Division, De-
partment of Labor, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals
for 10th circuit ; memorandum for respondent. [1946.] cover title, iii-flO p. t

J 1.78 : R 933

Santa Fe Pacific Railroad. Nos. 97-98, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1946. Julius A. Krug, Secretary of Interior, et al., v. Santa Fe Pacific
Railroad Company; [same] v. [same], on writs of certiorari to United States
Court of Appeals for District of Columbia; brief for petitioners. [1946.]
cover title, ili-f64 p. $ J 1.78 :Sa 59/5

Seatrain Lines, Inc. No. 61, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, United States and Interstate Commerce Commission v. Seatrain Lines,
Inc., appeal from district court for district of Delaware; brief for United
States and Interstate Commerce Commission. [1946.] cover title, iv-f 74 p. t

J 1.78 : Se 18/8

Smith, Lnvis D. No. 534, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946,
Louis Dabney Smith v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to
circuit court of appeals for 4th circuit; brief for United States in opposition.
[1946.] cover title, i-t-32 p. $ J 1.78 :Sm 61/6

Stinal, Theodore M. No. 535, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, Theodore Martin Sunal v. David R. Large, superintendent. Federal
Prison Camp, Mill Point, W. Va., on petliton for writ of certiorari to circuit
court of appeals for 4th circuit; brief for respondent in opposition. [1946.]
cover title, l-f22 p. % J 1.78 :Su 71/2

Taylor, Stanley W. No. 558, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, Stanley W. Taylor v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator, on petition for
writ of certiorari to Emergency Court of Appeals; brief for respondent in
opposition. [1946.] cover title, i+8 p. t J 1.78 :T 218/4

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Towers Apartments. No. 1175S, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit, United
States V. Towers Apartments, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. et al., appeal from dis-
trict court for southern district of Florida; motion to reverse to permit filing
of amendment and supplement to petition, affidavit in support thereof, and
amendment and supplement to petition [and] brief for United States in re-
spouse to appellees motion to dismiss appeal and in support of motion by
United States to reverse to permit filing of amendment and supplement to
petition. [1946.] cover title, iv-|-20 p. t J 1.76 :T 657

Turkington, Edward L. In Court of Claims, no. 46273, Edward Leslie Turking-
ton and Mrs. Elaine Horton Turkington v. United States ; exceptions to com-
missioner's report. [1946.] p. 35-36. J J 1.80 :T 847

Van Der Loo, Jo. No. 567, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term,
1946, Jo Van Der Loo v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator, on petition for
writ of certiorari to Emergency Court of Appeals; brief for respondent in
opposition. [1946.] cover title, i-|- 26 p. % J 1.78 :V 284/2

Varnedoe, Mrs. Amy H. No. 11714, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit.
Amy H. Varnedoe v. Marion H. Allen, collector of internal revenue, on appeal
from district court for middle district of Georgia ; brief for appellee. [1946.]
cover title, ii+19 p. J J 1.76 :V 431

Vinci, Joseph. Brief for appellee, United States Court of Appeals, District of
Columbia, no. 9313, Joseph Vinci v. United States, appeal from District Court
of United States for District of Columbia. [1946.] cover title, i+10 p. %

J 1.77 : V 746

Walsh Holyoke Steam Boiler Works, Inc. No. 4154, in circuit court of appeals
for 1st circuit, Walsh Holyoke Steam Boiler Works, Inc., v. commissioner of
internal revenue, on petition for review of decision of Tax Court ; brief for
respondent. [1946.] cover title, ii+14 p. large 8" t J 1.76 :W 168/2

WOKO, Inc. No. 65, in Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946, Federal
Communications Commission v. WOKO, Incorporated, on writ of certiorari to
United States Court of Appeals for District of Columbia ; brief for Federal
Communications Conamission. [1946.] cover title, iii-f 59 p. % J 1.78 :W 1/3

IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE

Monthly review, annual index, v. 3, July 1945-June 1946. [1946.] 4 p. 4"
[Printed officially.] t J2L10:3/ind.

LABOR DEPARTMENT

Addresses. Free collective bargaining, address by Edgar L. Warren, director,
U. S. Conciliation Service, National Broadcasting Company, Sept. 6, 1946.
[1946.] 4 leaves, 4» [Processed] t L 1.13 : C 68

Labor, long range view, radio address of Secretary of Labor L. B. Scliwellen-

bach, Columbia Broadcasting System, Aug. 31, 1946. [1946.] 5 leaves, 4°
[Processed. ] t L 1.13 : L 11/9

Our expanding international labor relations, address by David A. Morse,

Assistant Secretary of Labor, Columbia Broadcasting System, Aug. 3, 1946.
[1946.] 5 leaves, 4" [Processed.] t L 1.13 :L 11/7

Radio address by Philip Hannah, Assistant Secretary of Labor, at Cleve-
land Labor-Management Exposition, Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 4, 1946. [1946.] 5
leaves, 4° [Processed.] t L 1.13: 0 59/2

Counseling. Aids in counseling. 1946. [l]-}-i+6+[l] p. t • Item 741
L. C. card L46-177 L 1.2 : C 83/2

Fact Finding Board. Report and recommendations of Fact Finding Board, ap-
pointed by order of July 11, 194<;, in dispute between Western Union Telegraph
Company and American Communications Association, O. I. O., Sidney L. Calm,
Thomas J. Donahue, Saul Wallen, chairman. [Aug. 29, 1946.] [l]-|-ii-f36
leaves, t" [Processed.] t
L. C. card L 46-166 L 1.16 : W 52

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Fact Finding Board — Continued.

Reijort and recommendatious of Fact Finding Board, appointed by order

of Secretary of Lubor ou Aug. 7, 1046, in dispute between Milwaukee Gas Light
Company and Local IS, United Gas, Colie and Chemical Workers of America
(CIO). Clark Kerr, Jolui Ernest Roe, iS'athan P. Feiusiuger, chairman. Sept.
14, 1U46. [3] +17 leaves, 4° [Processed.] t
L. C. card L4t5-1G2 L1.16:M64

Mello Franco, steamship. Report of 3-man commission investigating facts leading
to tie-up of S. S. Mello Franco at Coos Bay, Oreg. San Francisco, Calif., Aug.
17, l<J4fc). 31 p. 4° lProces.sed.] t
L. C. card L 46-159 L1.2:M48

CHILDREN'S BUREAU

Note. — The Children's Bureau (with the exception of its child labor functions) was
transferred to the Federal Security Agency by Reorganization plan no. 2, effective July
16. 11)46.

For publications issued after July 16, 1946, see Children's Bureau under Federal Secu-
rity Agency, Social Security Admiiiistratiou.

Adolescents away from home: by Mary Skinner and Alice Scott Nutt. [1W6.]
p. 51-59. [Processed. Reprinted by Children's Bureau from Nov. 1944 issue
of Annals of American Academy of Political and Social Science entitled Adoles-
cents in wartime.] t L5.2:Ad7/10

CJiild welfare. Characteristics of children receiving service from public-welfare
agencies, Jan. 1, 1945, analysis based on reports from State welfare agencies;
[prepared by Jimmy S. Fuerst]. Washington, May 1&46. [l]+39 leaves, 4°
[Processed.] t L 5.2 : C 43/40

Epileptic child can lead normal life, large proportion of children with seizures can
be helped toward goal and physical and mental health ; by Harry Sands. [1946.]
p. 189-191, 4" [Processed. From The Child, June 1946, v. 10.] t

L 5.35/a : Ep44

Juvenile courts. Preliminary statement, juvenile-court statistics, 1945. Mar. 8,
194G. 2 p. 1 pi. 4 tab. 4° [Processed.] f L 5.2 : J 98/5/945/prelim.

Medical center for children of Maine. July 1946. [3] +53 leaves, 4° [Proc-
essed.] % L 5.2 :M 46/2

Nurse7-y school education today ; by Katherine F. Lenroot and Bess Goodykoontz.
[1946.] 4 p. 4° [Processed. Reproduced, with permission, by Children's Bu-
reau, from Progressive education (New York), Feb. 1946.] t L 5.2 :N 93/3

Youth. Post-war counselling for 'tween-age youth [with bibliography] by How-
ard Y. McClusky. [1946.] p. 9-12. [Processed. Reproduced, with permis-
sion, by Children's Bureau from Occupations (New York), Oct. 1945.] t

L 5.2 : Y 8/14

EMPLOITVIENT SERVICE

National Roster of Scientific and Specialized Personnel. Publications of National
Roster of Scientific and Specialized Personnel. [1946.] 4 p. 4° [Proc-
essed.] t L 7.2 :N 21/4

Occupations. Occupations related to stone carver. Sept. 1942, reprinted Sept.
1946. 5 p. 4° (Job family series no. 0-17.) [Processed.] t

Pr 32.5212 : 0-17/1-2
Note. — This reprint is classed with the original publication so they may be filed
together.

Veterans. 12th annual national conference of veterans' employment represen-
tatives, St. Louis, Mo., May 11-15, 1946. [1946.] cover title, a-g+310 p. 4°
[Processed.] t
L. C. card 45-37751 L 7.2 : V 64/2/946

LABOR STANDARDS DIVISION

Aniline, skin contact or exposure to vapors due to equipment, accident, careless-
ness, may cause serious or fatal poisoning [with bibliography]. [1946.] 14 p.
narrow 12° (Controlling chemical hazards series no. 5.) *. Paper, 5c. • Item
754 L 16.25 : 5

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Occupational diseases. Outline of occupational disease control through engineer-
ing. 1946. cover title, ii+36 p. 4° (Bulletin 83.) [Processed.] t
L. C. card L 46-1G3 L 16.3 : S?,

Placement service. Statement of principles of placement service for young peo-
ple, adopted by Interagency Committee on Youth Employment and Education,
Mar. 18, 11M6. [1946.] 4 p. 4° [Processed.] t L 16.2 :P 69/4

Posters. Safe use of scaffolds; industrial safety charts, series R, no. 1-6.
[1946.] 11.4x50.4 in. [Six charts and 1 page of text issued as one publica-
tion folded so that each chart and the page measure 11.4X7.3 in. Prepared
in cooperation with Mill & factory.] * Paper, .5c. single copy ($3.75 per 100).

L 16.8: Sal/18

I'nhlications. Selected publications of Division of Labor Standards. July 1946.
14 p. [Processed.] t
L. C. card L 46-176 L 16.17 : P 96/2/946

Htiident aid. Report on student aid of Interagency Committee on Youth Em-
ployment and Education. Sept. 1946. 21 leaves, 4° [Processed.] t
L. C. card L 46-161 L 16.2 : St 9

LABOR STATISTICS BUREAU

Clay products. Industry wage studies, job descriptions for wage studies, struc-
tural clay products, app. E. [1946.] cover title, ii+16 p. 4° [Processed.] t

L 2.2 : W 12/7/app.E

Coal mines and mining. Changing status of bituminous-coal miners, 1937-46;
[prepared by Witt Bowden]. [1946.] ii+10 p. (Bulletin 882.) [From
Monthly labor review, Aug. 1946.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 759
L. C. card L 46-155 L 2.3 : 882

Same. (H. doc. 776, 79th Cong., 2d sess.)

Communications. Productivity and unit labor cost in telephone and telegrapli
industries, 1935-45. Aug. 1946. 5 p. 4° [Processed.] t L 2.19 : T 23/935-45

Construction. Elapsed time and cost in residential construction ; [prepared by
Jack Tourin]. [1946.] 9 p. (Serial no. R. 1849.) [From Monthly labor re-
view, Sept. 1946.] t L 2.6/a : R 311/4

Dwelling unit survey: Schedule instructions for BLS 1736 (rev. 2) listing form
vacancy, BLS 1737 (rev. 2) vacant unit, BLS 1794 World War II veterans' hous-
ing schedule, PB 22 block record sheet. Aug. 1946. cover title, 30 p. 1 pi. 4°
[Proce.ssed.] f L2.2:D96

Electric utilities. Industry wage studies, electric light and iiower and ware-
housing and storage, app. D. [1946.] cover title, [1]+15 p. 4° [Proc-
essed.] t L2.2 : W12/7/app.D

■ Productivity and unit labor cost in electric light and power industry,

1917-45. July 19J6. 4 p. 4° [Processed.] t L 2.19 : El 2/2/917-4.5

Iran. Labor conditions in Iran. [1946.] 5 p. (Serial no. R1S50.) [From
-Monthly labor review, Sept. 1946.] t L 2.6/a : L 113/68

Motor truck drivers. Union wages and hours of motortruck drivers and helpers,
July 1, 1945; [prepared by Herbert M. Abowitz, Annette V. Siml, and James
P. Corkery]. [1946.] [4]-f-42 p. il. (Bulletin 874.) [From Monthly labor
review, Jan. 1046, with additional data.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 751)
L. C. card L 40-146 L 2.3 : 874

Same. (H. doc. 643, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Prices. General maximum price regulation [with bibliography : prepared bv
Prices and Cost of Living Branch]. [1946.] [4]-|-57 p. (Bulletin 879.)
* Paper, 15c. • Item 759
L. C. card L 46-1 G4 L 2.3 : 879

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Prices — Continued.

Price trends and price control in foreign countries since VE-day; [pre-
pared by Bureau's foreign labor (.'oiiditioiis stalTl. [11)40.] ii+14 p. (Bulle-
tin 873.) [From Moiilhlv labor review, May 1940.] ♦ Paper, 5c. • Item 759
L. C. card L 46-152 L 2.3 : 873

Same. (H. doc. 642, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)

Service industries. Industry wage studies, job descriptions for wage studies,
services, app. F. [1946.] cover title, [1]+13 p. 4° [Processed.] t

L 2.2 : W 12/7/app. F

Unions. Directory, national and international unions and research directors;
[prepared by Industrial Relations Branch]. July 1946. cover title, [l]-l-26 p.
[Piocessed. Text on p. 2 of cover.] t
L. C. card L 44-36 L 2.2 : Un 33/946

Wages. Average hourly earnings in selected industries and occupations by
region, 1945-46. Aug. 1, 1946. [3]-|-2p.+80 leaves, 4° [Processed.] t
L. C. card L 46-165 L 2.2 : In 27

Occupational wage relationships, electric light and power, 1945 ; [prepared

by Joseph W. Bloch]. [1946.] cover title, [l]-t-6+[l] p. 2 pi. 3 tab. 4"
(Series 1, no. 5.) [Processed.] t L 2.25 : 5

. Same, foundries, 1945; [prepared bv Willis C. Quant. [1946.] cover

title, [l]-f6-|-[l] p. 2 pi. 7 tab. 4° (Series 1, no. 3.) [Processed.] t

L 2.25 ; 3

Supplement 3, Union wage scales in building trades, 1946. [1946.] [79]

leaves, 4° [Processed.] t L 2.29 ; B S6/supp.3

Supplement 4, Union wage scales in building trades, 1946. [1946] [90]

leaves, 4° [Processed.] t L 2.29 : B 86/supp.4

Wage structure : Bituminous coal mines, 1945 ; [prepared by Pamela

Brown and Ardemis Kouzian]. [1946.] cover title, [15]-f-15-}-A4-|-B5 p.
72 tab. 4° (Series 2, no. 12.) [Proces.sed.] t L2.27:12

Same: Cotton garments, 1945: [prepared by Mary S. Caflfee]. [1946.]

cover title, [3] +13 -(- [1] p. 4 pi. 51 tab. 4° ( Series 2, no. 15. ) [Processed J t

L 2.27 : 15

Same : Electric generating and distribution equipment, 1945 : [prepared by

Donald L. Helm, assisted by Cleo Ingle]. [1946.] cover title. [3]+12+[l]
p. 17 tab. 4° (Series 2, no. 14.) [Processed.] t L2.27:14

Same : OflBce workers, metalworking, 1945 ; [prepared by Lily Marv David.]

[1940.] cover title, [3]+6+[l] p. 7 tab. 4" (Series 2, no. 13.) [Processed.] t

L 2.27 : 13
Women workers. Equal pay for women workers; [by Margaret L. Plnnkett].

[1946.] 10 p. (Serial no. R. 1851.) [From Monthly labor review, Sept.

1946.] t L 2.6/a : W 842/14

Work stoppages. Work stoppages caused by labor-management disputes in 1945 ;

[prepared in Industrial Relations Branch]. [1946.] iv+41 p. il. (Bulletin

878.) [From iNIouthly labor review, May 1946, with additional data.] * Paper,

10c. • Item 759

L. C. card L 40-156 L 2.3 : 878

Same. (H. doc. 649, 79th Cong. 2d session.)

Youth. Educational and employment opportunities for youth, report and recom-
mendations of Interagency Committee on Youth Employment and Education to
director of War Mobilization and Reconversion. Sept. 1946. 15 p. 4° [Proc-
essed.] t
L. C. card L 46-160 L 2.2 : Y 8

RETRAINING AND REEMPLOYMENT ADMINISTRATION

Address by G. B. Erskine, USMC, administrator, Retraining and Reemployment
Administration, at meeting of Advertising Council, east wine of White House,
Washington, D. C, Sept. 18, 1946. [1940.] 9 leaves, 4° [Processed.] t

L 24.7 : Er 8/14

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Handicapped. Fact sheet, jobs for the handicapped. [1946.] 3 p. 4° [Proc-
essed.] t L 24.2 :H 19/2

Same, National Employ Physically Handicapped Week, Oct. G-12, 1946.

[1946.] 7 leaves, 4° [Processed.] t L24.2:H19

Information memorandum 3-5, [Aug. 1-Sept. 4, 1946]. [1946.] various paging,
4° [Processed.] t L 24.8: 3-5

Public property. Information for educational institutions desiring to acquire
Federally owned property, adopted Aug. 27, 1946, by Interagency Committee
on Disposal of Federal Property for Educational Purposes. [1946.]
[1] +204- [1] P- 4" [Processed.] t L 24.2 : Ed 8

SOLICITOR

Bell, Virgil D. No. 9134, in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit, Virgil D. Bell
et al. V. Seton Porter et al., appeal from district court of northern district of
Illinois, eastern division, John T. Barnes, judge; brief for administrator of
Wage and Hour Division as amicus curiae. [1946.] cover title, iii-|-21 p. %

L 21.7 : B 413

Oarlock Packing Co. No. — , in circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, L. Metcalfe
Walling, administrator of Wage and Hour Division, v. Garlocli Packing Com-
pany, appeal from judgment of district court for southern district of New
York ; brief for appellant. [1946.] cover title, i-f 16 p. % L 21.7:0185

Western Weighing d Inspection Bureau. No. 9008, in circuit court of appeals for
7th circuit, L. Metcalfe Walling, administrator of Wage and Hour Division v.
Western Weighing and Inspection Bureau, appeal from district court for
northern district of Illinois, eastern division, William J. Campbell, judge; ap-
pellant's reply brief. [1946.] cover title, i-h8 p. % L 21.7 : W 525/3

WOMEN'S BUREAU

Minimum wage. Analysis of State minimum-wage orders (effective dates, Nov.
12, 1945-Apr. 1, 1946). Mar. 15, 1946. [l]+6 p, oblong 12° [Processed.
Supplement 2 to Bulletin 191. This is a revision of a preliminary print.] t

L 13.3 : 191/SUPP.2

Analysis of State minimum-wage orders (effective dates, May 6-Oct. 23,

1946). Oct. 15, 1946. [2]-|-ll p. oblong 12° [Processed. Supplement 3 to
Bulletin 191.] t L 13.3 : 191/supp.3

Report on proceedings of Women's Bureau 12th Minimum Wage Confer-
ence, held in Washington, D. C, Mar. 15-16, 1»46. July 1946. cover title,
[1] +17 leaves, 4° [Processed.] t L 13.2 : W 12/11/946

Wom,en workers. Facts on women workers, May-Aug. 29, 1946. [1946.] Each
[2] p. 4° [Monthly. Processed.] t
L. C. card L 46-180 L 13.15 : 946/1-4

Outlook for women in occupations in medical and other health services:

Trends and their effect upon demand for women workers [with sources to
which reference is made in text ; prepared by Marguerite Wykoff Zapoleon with
assistance of Elsie Katcher]. [1946.] viii+55 p. il. (Bulletin 203, no. 12.)
* Paper, 10c. • Item 777

L. C. card L 45-5 L 13,3 : 203/no.l2

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

Advisory Committee on Descriptive Cataloging. Report of Advisory Committee
on Descriptive Cataloging to librarian of Congress. 1946. x+15p. t • Item
784
L. C. card 46-27925 LC 1.2 : C28/5

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1386 Government Publications

GENERAL REFERENCE AND BIBLIOGRAPHY DIVISION

China, selected list of references on contemporary economic and industrial devel-
opment, with special emphasis on post-war reconstruction; compiled by Helen
F. Conover. Revised edition. Washington, Aug. 1946. [5] +118 p. 4°
[Processed.] t (free to libraries only).
L. C. card 46-27980 LC 2.2 : C44/3/946

Japanese in United States, selected list of references ; compiled by Helen Duden-
bostel Jones. Washington, 1946. iv leaves+36 p. 4° [Processed.] t (fiee
to libraries only).
L. C. card 46-27890 LC 2.2 : J27/3

MARITIME COMMISSION

Black Diamond Steamship Corp. No. 642, Black Diamond Steamship Corp. v.
Compagnie Maritime Beige (Lloyd Royal) S. A., et al. ; no. G43, [same] r.
A/S J. Ludwig Mowinckels Rederi (Cosmopolitan Line), et al. [decided May 28,
1946; report of Commission]. [1946.] [1] +755-760 p. [Report from Mari-
time Commission reports, v. 2.] t MC 1.22/a : 642^3

Carloaders. No. 639, status of carloaders and unloaders [decided May 31, 194i).
[1946.] [1] +761-774 p. [Report from Maritime Commission reports, v. 2.] t

MC 1.22/a : 639

Merchant marine. U. S. merchant marine at work. [1946.] 23 pi. large 8°
(Information Division.) [Plates in envelope.] t • Item 822 MC1.2:M53/8

Merchant Marine Cadet Corps. Cadet-midshipmen, information booklet for ships
officers and shoreside officials. Merchant Marine Cadet Corps. [1946.]
67+[5] p. il. t • Item 822 MC 1.2 : Cll/3

Shipping. Postwar outlook for American shipping, report submitted to Maritime
Commission by I'ostwar Planning Committee, June 15, 1946. [1946.] vi+128
p. *Paper, 20c.
L. C. card 46-2692.1 MC 1.2 : Sh6/2

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

Report. Report of National Academy of Sciences, National Research Council,
fiscal year 1944-4.1. 1946. viii+161 p. =' Paper, aOc. • Item 828
L. C. card 15-10608 NA 1.1 : 94.-)

Same. (S. doc. 232, 79tli Cong. 2d. sess.)

NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR AERONAUTICS

Note. — The National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics is now releasing for sale
its individual reports. Distribution to Depository Libraries, however, cannot be made
until Reports belonging to an individual annual volume have been released by the
Committee.

Ailerons. Aerodynamic tests of full-scale TBF-1 aileron installation in Langley
16-foot high-speed tunnel [with list of references] ; by John V. Becker and
Peter F. Korycinski. [1946.] cover title, 20 p. 6 pi. 10 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime
report L-31.) [Processed. Originally issued Dec. 1944 as Advance restricted
report L4K22.] t
L. C. card 46-27619 Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^31

Analysis of available data on effectiveness of ailerons without exposed

overhang balance [with list of references] ; by Robert S. Swanson and Stewart
M. Crandall. [1946.] cover title, p. 1-16+leaves 17-22, il. 8 pi. 4° (War-
time report L-171.) [Processed. Originally issued May 1944 as Advance
confidential report L4E01.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-171

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Ailerons — Continued.

Effect of leakage past aileron nose on aerodynamic characteristics of plain

and internally balanced ailerons on NACA 66 (215)-216, a=1.0 airfoil [with list
of references] ; by J. D. Bird. [1946.] cover title, 13 p. 30 pi. 4° (Wartime
report Lf-172. ) [Processed. Originally issued July 1945 as Advance con-
fidential report L5F13a.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-172

Flight investigation of internally balanced sealed ailerons in presence of

balanced split flap [with one reference] ; by W. C. Williams. [1946.] cover
title, 4 p. 7 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-242.) [Processed. Originally issued
May 1942 as Advance restricted report.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-242

Study of effects of radii of gyration and altitude on aileron effectiveness

at high speed [with one i-eference] ; by Leo F. Fehlner. [1916.] cover title,
7 p. 3 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-249.) [Processed. Originally issued Apr.

1943 as Restricted bulletin 3D26.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-249

Two dimensional wind-tunnel investigation of 0.20-airf oil-chord plain

ailerons of different contour on NACA 65i-2l0 airfoil section [with list of
references] ; by William J. Underwood, Albert L. Braslow, and Jones F. Cahill.
[1946.] cover title, 19 p. 37 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-151.) [Processed.
Originally issued Dec. 1945 as Advance confidential report L5F27.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-151

Wind-tunnel investigation of aileron effectiveness of 0.20-airfoil-chord plain

ailerons of true airfoil contour on NACA 652-415, 653-418 and 654-421 airfoil
sections [with list of references] ; by Albert L. Braslow. [1^6.] cover title,
9 p. 8 pi. 4° (Wartime report Ij-178.) [Processed. Originally issued Aug.

1944 as Confidential bulletin L4H12.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-178

Air flow. Statistical analysis of characteristics of repeated gusts in turbu-
lent air [with list of references] ; by A. I. Moskovitz and A. M. Peiser. [1946.]
cover title, 14 p. 12 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-39.) [Processed. Origi-
nally issued Nov. 1945 as Advance restricted report L5H30.] t

Y3.N21/5:ll/L-39

Airfoils. Aerodynamic characteristics of 4 NACA airfoil sections designed for
helicopter rotor blades [with list of references] ; by Louis S. Stivers, jr., and
Fred J. Rice, jr. [1946.] cover title, 14 p. 8 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report
L-29.) [Processed. Originally issued Feb. 1946 as Restricted bulletin
L5K02.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-29

Aerodynamic characteristics of NACA 747A315 and 747A415 airfoils from

tests in NACA 2-dimensional low-turbulence pressure tunnel [with one ref-
erence] ; by Albert E. von Doenhoff and Louis S. Stivers, jr. [1946.] cover
title, 10 p. 4 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-156) [Processed. Originally issued
Sept. 1944 as Confidential bulletin L4I25.] f Y 8.N 21/5 : n/L-156

Airfoil-contour modifications based on e-curve method of calculating pres-
sure distribution [with list of references] ; by Theodore Theodorsen. [1946.]
cover title, 14 p. 9 pi. 4° (Wartime report Lr-135.) [Processed. Originally
issued July 1944 as Advance restricted report L4G05.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/L^135

Data for design of entrance vanes from 2-dimensional tests of airfoils in

cascade [with list of references] ; by Charles M. Zimmey and Viola M. LappL
[1940.] cover title, 21 p. 36 p. of p].' 4" (Wartime report L-ISS.) [Processed.
Originally issued Oct. 1945 as Advance confidential report L5G1S.] t

Y3.N21/5:11/L-1S8

Numerical evaluation by harmonic analysis of e-f unction of Theodorsen

arbitrary-airfoil potential theory |with list of references] ; by Irven Naiman.
[1946.] cover title, 8 p. 4° (Wartime report L-153.) [Processed. Originally
issued Sept. 1945 as Advance restricted report L5H18.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-153

Numerical evaluation of e-integral occurring in Theodorsen arbitrary

airfoil potential theory [with list of references] ; by Irven Naiman. [1946.]
cover title, 12 p. 4° (Wartime report 1^130.) [Processed. Originally issued
Apr. 1944 as Advance restricted report L4D27a.] f Y3.N 21/5: ll/L-136

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Airfoils — Continued.

Profile-drag coefl3cients of conventional and low-drag airfoils as obtained

in flight [with list of references] ; by John A. Zalovcik. [1946.] cover title,
6 p. 6 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-lSf).) [Processed. Originally issued May
1944 as Advance confidential report L4E31.] t ^ 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-139

Tests of NACA 65j-018 airfoil section with boundary-layer control by

suction [with list of references] ; by John H. Quinn, jr. [1946.] cover title,
11 p. 16 pi. 4° (Wartime report Lr-209.) [Processed. Originally issued Oct.
1944 as Confidential bulletin L4H10.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-209

Wind-tunnel Investigation of control-surface characteristics: 22, Medium

and large aerodynamic balances of 2 nose shapes and plain overhang used
with 0.20-airfoil-chord flap on NACA 0009 airfoil [with list of references] ;
by John M. Riebe and Elizabeth G. McKinney. [1946.] cover title, 18 p. 36 pi.
4" (Wai'time report L-196.) [Processed. Originally issued June 1945 as
Advance restricted report L5F06.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-196

Wind-tunnel investigation of NACA 23021 airfoil with 0.32-airfoil-chord

double slotted flap [with list of references] ; by Jack Fischal and John M.
Riebe. [1946.] cover title, 18 p. 37 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-7.) [Proc-
essed. Originally issued Oct. 1944 as Advance restricted report L4J05.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^-7

Airplanes. Emergency measures for increasing range of fighter airplanes [with
list of references] ; by Robert T. Jones and Joseph W. Wetmore. [1946.]
cover title, 13 p. 5 pi. 4° (Wartime report Lf-223.) [Processed. Originally
issued May 1943 as Restricted bulletin 3E31.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-223

Flight investigation of NACA aileron modifications for improvement of

lateral control characteristics of high-speed fighter airplane [with list of
references] ; by Walter C. Williams. [1946.] cover title, 12 p. 22 pi. 4° (War-
time report I/-194.) [Processed. Originally issued Dec. 1945 as Advance
confidential report L5J29.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-194

Free-spinning-tunnel tests of model of canard airplane [with list of ref-
erences] ; by Philip W. Pepoon. [1946.] cover title, 7 p. 4 pi. 4° (Wartime
report L-222.) [Processed. Originally issued May 1943 as Advance restricted
report 3E20.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-222

Influence of vertical-tail design and direction of propeller rotation on trim

characteristics of twin-engine-airplane model with one engine inoperative
[with list of references] ; by Marvin Pitkin, John W. Draper, and Charles V.
Bennett. [1946.] cover title, 24 p. 26 pi. 4» (Wartime report L-191.)
[Processed. Originally issued Feb. 1945 as Advance restricted report
L5A13. It Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-191

Notes on unusual V-G records from transport airplanes [with list of ref-
erences] ; by Walter G. Walker. [1946.] cover title, 10 p. il. 10 p. of pi. 4°
(Wartime report L-36.) [Processed. Originally issued Aug. 1944 as Restricted
bulletin L4H17.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-36

Prediction of motions of airplane resulting from abrupt movement of

lateral or directional controls [with list of references] ; by Chester H.
Wolowicz. [1946.] cover title, 20 p. 5 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-125.)
[Processed. Originally issued May 1945 as Advance restricted report
L5E02. It Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-125

Static-pressure error of airspeed installation on airplane in high-speed

dives and pull-outs [with list of references] ; by John A. Zalovcik and Clotaire
Wood. [1946.] cover title, 5 p. 2 pi. 4 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-43.)
[Processed. Originally issued Feb. 1946 as Restricted bulletin L5K29a.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/I/-43

Summary of data relating to effects of wing machine-gun and cannon

installations on aerodynamic characteristics of airplanes [with list of ref-
erences] ; by John H. Quinn, jr. [1946.] cover title, p. 1-14-f leaves 15-20,
48 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-108.) [Processed. Originally issued Jan.
1945 as Advance confidential report L4L21.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-158

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Alloys. Column and plate compressive strengths of aircraft structural materials,
extruded 24S-T aluminum alloy [with list of references] ; by George J.
Heimerl and J. Albert Key. [194G.] cover title, 12 p. 11. 1 pi. 10 p. of pi. 4°
(Wartime z'eport L-32. ) [Processed. Originally issued July 1945 as Advance
restricted report L5F08b.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-32

Column and plate compressive strengths of aircraft structural materials,

extruded 75S-T aluminum alloy [with list of references] ; by George J.
Heimerl and J. Albert Roy. [1046.] cover title, p. 1-8+leaves 9-11, 12 pi. 4°
(Wartime report L-173.) [Processed. Originally issued July 1945 as Advance
restricted report LSFOSa.] t Y 3.N 21/5: ll/Lr-173

— — Column and plate compressive strengths of aircraft structural materials,
extruded R303-T aluminum alloy [with list of references] ; by George J.
Heimerl and Douglas P. Fay. [1946.] cover title, 11 p. il. 1 pi. 10 p. of pi. 4"
(Wartime report L-33.) [Processed. Originally issued Oct. 1945 as Advance
restricted report L5H04.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-33

Column and plate compressive strengths of aircraft structural materials,

17S-T aluminum-alloy sheet [with list of references] ; by George J. Heimerl
and J. Albert Roy, [1946.] 9 p. 12 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report Lr-20.)
[Processed. Originally issued June 1945 as Advance restricted report
L5F08.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-20

Column and plate compressive strengths of aircraft structural materials,

248-T aluminum-alloy sheet [with list of references] ; by Eugene E. Lunquist,
Evan H. Schuette, George J. Heimerl, and J. Albert Roy. [1946.] cover title,
p. 1-10+leaves 11-21. 21 pi. 4" (Wartime report L-190.) [Processed. Orig-
inally issued June 1945 as Advance restricted report L5F01.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1>190

Effect of artificial aging on tensile properties of alclad 24S-T and 24S-T

aluminum alloy [with one reference] ; by Joseph N. Kotanchik, Walter Woods,
and George W. Zender. [1946.] cover title, 6 p. 11 pi. 4° (Wartime report
L-257.) [Processed. Originally issued Aug. 1943 as Restricted bulletin
3H23.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-257

Blowers (aircraft). Effect of cooling-air blowers on thrust power [with list of
i-eferences] ; by Carl B. Palmer and Maurice J. Brevoort. [1946.] cover title,
[l]-|-49 p. il. 1 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-137.) [Processed. Originally
issued July 1944 as Advance restricted report L4G24.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-137

Bombers. Locus of possible positions of heavy bomber in space after 12-second
time interval [with one reference] ; by Charles W. Mathews and Clotaire
Wood. [1945.] cover title, 7 p. 10 pi. 4° (Wartime report Lr-206.) [Proc-
essed. Originally issued June 1943 as Memorandum report.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^206

Bombs. Aerodynamic tests of AN-M-65-AZON 1000-pound radio-controlled bomb
in LMAL 16-ft. high-speed tunnel ; by E. O. Pearson, jr. [1946.] cover title,
10+ [2] p. 32 pi. 4 " (Wartime report L-131.) [Processed. Originally issued
June 1944 as Memorandum report.] t . Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-131

Cables (aircraft). Rubber conductors for aircraft ignition cables [with list of
references] ; by Clyde C. Swett, jr., and Joseph R. Dietrich. [1946.] cover
title, 32 p. 20 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-96.) [Processed. Originally issued
Nov. 1945 as Advance confidential report E5G27.] t
L. C. card 46-27618 Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-96

Calibration. Infrared cloud indicator: 1, Analysis of infrared-radiation exchange
with tables and chart for calibration of cloud indicator [with list of refer-
ences] ; by Calvin N. Warfield and Robert L. Konimer. [1946.] cover title,
61 p. 15 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report Lf-18.) [Processed. Originally issued
Nov. 1945 as Advance confidential report L5104.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-18

Wind-tunnel calibration and correction procedures for 3-dimenslonal mod-
els [with list of references] ; by Robert S. Swanson and Clarence L. Gillis.
[1946.] cover title, 45 p. 3 pi. 4 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L^l.) [Proc-
essed. Originally issued Oct. 1944 as Advance restricted report L4E31.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/Lr-l

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Columns (aircraft). Determination of desirable lengths of Z- and channel-
section columns for local-instability tests [with list of references] ; by George
J. Ileimerl and J. Albert Koy. [l'J-16.] cover title, p. 1-4+leaves 5-8, 5 pi. 4"
(Wartime report L-180). [Processeil. Originally issued Oct 1944 as Re-
stricted buUeiia L4H1U.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-180

Determination of effective column length from strain measurements; by

Evan H. Schuette and J. Albert Roy. [1946.] cover title, 6 p. 18 pi. 4° (War-
time report L-19S.) [Processed. Originally issued June 1944 as Advance
restricted report L4F24.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^198

Effect of initial displacement of center support on buckling of column con-
tinuous over 3 supports [with list of references] ; by Eugene E. Luiidquist and
Joseph N. Kotanchik. [1946.] cover title, 5 p. 7 pi. 3 tab. 4° (Wartime re-
port L-2.56.) [Processed. Originally issued Nov. 1940 as Advance confi-
dential report] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^256

Control surfaces. Hinge moments of sealed-internal-balance arrangements for
control surfaces : 1, Theoretical investigation [with list of references] ; by
Harry E. Murray and Mary A. Erwin. [1946.] cover title, 22 p. il. 19 p. of
pi. 4" (Wartime report Lr-174.) [Processed. Originally issued Aug. 1945 as
Advance restricted report L5F30.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^174

Resume of hinge-moment data for unshielded horn-balanced control sur-
faces [with bibliographies] ; by John G. Lowry. [1946.] cover title, 6 p. 7
pi. 4° (Wartime report L-169.) [Processed. Originally issued June 1943
as Restricted bulletin 3F19.] t Y 3. N 21/5 : 11/1^169

Cowling (aircraft). Determination of jet -boundary corrections to cowling-flap-
outlet pressures by electrical analogy method [with list of references] ; by S.
Katzoff and Robert S. Finn. [1946.] cover title, 12 p. 12 pi. 4° (Wartime
report Ii-240.) [Processed. Originally issued Fel). 1944 as Advance restricted
report 4B23.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Ln-240

Development of cowling for long-nose air-cooled engine in NACA full-
scale wind tunnel [with list of references] ; by Abe Silverstein and Eugene R.
Guryansky. [1946.] cover title, 7 p. 11 pi. 1 tab. 4" (Wartime report 1^241.)
[Processed. Originally issued Oct. 1941 as Advance restricted report.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-241

Flight investigation of NACA D' cowlings on XP-42 airplane; 2, Low-
inlet-velocity cowling with axial-flow fan and propeller cuffs [with list of refer-
ences] ; by J. Ford Johnston and T. J. Voglewede. [1940.] cover title, 17 p. 9 pi.
4° (Wartime report L-243.) [Processed. Originally issued Jan. 1943 as
Advance restricted report] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-243

Cylinders. Comparative cooling of cylinders of nonuniform fin width with tight-
fitting baffles and with baffles that provide constant flow-path areas [with list
of references] ; by Oscar W. Scliey, Vern G. RoUin, and Howard A. Buckner, jr.
[1946.] cover title, 14 p. 11 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-8.~).) [Processed.
Originally issued Apr. 1944 as Advance restricted report E4D21.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-85

Construction of finned aluminum muffs for aircraft-engine cylinder barrels ;

by Langley Memorial Aeronautical Laboratory. [194G.] cover title. 4 p.

6 pi. 4° (Wartime i-eport E-Sl.) [Processed. Originally issued Apr. 1942 as
Confidential bulletin.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-81

Cylinder-head cooling by means of shield in exhaust passage [with list of

references] ; by H. D. Wilsted and B. A. Mulcahy. [1946.] cover title, 6 p.

7 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-34.) [Processed. Originallv issued June 1944
as Restricted bulletin E4F23.] t Y 3.N21/5 : ll/E-34

ircraft cylinders for various

^ ' " xene J. Man-

° (Wartime

..., ince restricted

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-146

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Cylinders — Continued.

■ Effect of carburetor air temperature on cooling characteristics of typical

air-cooled engine cylinder [with list of references] ; by Joseph Neustein, William
H. Sens and Howard A. Buckuer, jr. ri94().] cover title, 12 p. 10 pi. 4°
(Wartime report E-G5. ) [Processed. Originally issued Sept. 194.') as Advance
restricted report E5G10.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-65

■ Effect of continuous knock on endurance of aircraft engine cylinder [with

list of references] ; by J. C. Sanders, J. A. Hilgendorf, and M. D. Peters. [1946.]
cover title, 7 p. 9 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-121.) [Processed. Originally
issued Mar. 1944 as Advance restricted report 4C1G.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-121

Effect of high temperature of cylinder head on knocking tendency of air-
cooled engine cylinder [with list of references] ; by J. C. Sanders and M. D.
Peters. [194G.] cover title, 7 p. 5 pi. 4" (Wartime I'eport E-39.) [Processed.
Originally issued Feb. 1945 as Advance restricted report E5A29a.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-39

■ Effect of increased cooling surface on performance of aircraft-engine cylin-
ders as shown by tests of NACA cylinder [with list' of references] ; by Oscar
W. Schey, Vern G. Rollin, and Herman H. Ellerbrock, jr. [194G.] cover title,
30 p. 24 pi. 4° (Wartime report E]-98. ) [Proces.sed. Originally issued July
1944 as Advance restricted report E4G06. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-98

Effect of increasing size of valve-guide boss on exhaust-valve temperature

and volumetric efficiency of aircraft cylinder [with list of references] ; by
Max D. Peters. [194G.] cover title, 7 p. 14 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-61.)
[Processed. Originally issued Feb. 1945 as Advance restricted report E5A31.]
t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-61

Estimation of internal-cooling requirements of aircraft-engine cylinder

when using oxygen boost [with list of references] ; by John O. Evvard and
W. E. Moeckel. [1946.] cover title, 5 p. 1 pi. 4° (Wartime report*E-91.)
[Processed. Originally issued Nov. 1944 as Restricted bulletin E4K21.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/B-91

Knock-limited performance of N-methylaniline and xylidine blends in air-
cooled aircraft cylinder [with one reference] ; by Arthur W. Bull, Edward G.
Strieker, and Jerrold D. Wear. [1946.] cover title, 5 p. 5 p. of pi. 4° (War-
time report EJ-109.) [Processed. Originally issued Feb. 1946 as Advance
restricted report E6A28.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-109

Method of mounting cylinder blocks of in-line engines on cue crankcases

[with one reference] ; by C. D. Waldron and A. E. Biermann. [1946.] cover
title, 5 p. 6 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-27.) [Processed. Originally issued
July 1944 as Restricted bulletin E4G27.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-27

Positive-replica technique for examining finished metal surfaces and its

application to aircraft-engine cylinders [with list of references] ; by Thomas P.
Clark. [1946.] cover title, 8 p. 4 pi. 4" (Wartime report E-107.) [Processed.
Originally issued Sept. 1944 as Restricted bulletin E4I07.] f

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-107

Summary report on induction of water to inlet air as means of internal

cooling in aircraft engine cylinders [with list of references] ; by Addison M.
Rothrock, Alois Krsek, jr., and Anthony W. Jones. [1946.] cover title, 15 p.
33 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-79.) [Processed. Originally issued Aug. 1942 as
Advance restricted report.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-79

Visual studies of cylinder hii)ri(iiti<)n : 1, Lubrication of piston skirt [with

list of references] : by Milton C. Shaw and Theodore Nussdorfer. [1946.]
cover title, 19 p. 26 pi. 4" (Wartime report E-66.) [Processed. Originally
issued Sept. 1945 as Advance restricted report E5H08.] t

Y3.N21/5:ll/E-66

Dihedral. Tests of linked differential flap system designed to minimize reduc-
tion in effective dihedral caused by power [with list of references] ; by Marvin
Pitkin and Robert O. Schade. [1946.] cover title, 16 p. 10 pi. IS p. of pi. 4°
(Wartime i'eport L-4.) [Processed. Originally issued Aug. 1945 as Advance
restricted report L5F25.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-4

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1392 GoVERNMfeNT PUBLICATIONS

Drag {airrruft). Experiments on drag of revolving disks, cylinders and stream-
line rods at high speeds [with list of references] ; by Theodore Theodorsen and
Arthur Kegier. 11940.] cover title, 37 p. 16 pi. 4" (Wartime report L-2:itJ.)
Li'rocessed. Originally issued June l'J44 as Advance confidential report
L4Flf..] t Y O.N 21/5 : ll/1^22(j

Flight investigation of effect of surface roughness on wing profile drag

with transition fixed [with list of references] ; by John A. Zalovcik and Clotaire
Wood. [1946.] cover title, 7 p. 7 pi. 4° (Wartime report Lf-159.) [Processed.
Originally issued Sept. 1944 as Advance restricted report L4I2o.] t

Y 3.N 21/-1 : 11/1^159

Investigation of effects of various camouflage paints and painting proced-
ures on drag characteristics of NACA C.j{.421)-42U, a=1.0 airfoil section [with
one reference] ; by Albert L. Braslow. [1946.] cover title, 10 p. 0 pi. 4° (.War-
time report Lr-141.) [I'rocessed. Originally issued Julv 1944 as Confidential
bulletin L4G17.J j Y ;J.N 21/5: 11/ Lr-141

Method for rapid estimation of turbulent boundary-layer thicknesses for

calciilating i)rofile drag [with list of references] ; by Neal Tetervin. [1946.]
cover title, 13 p. 6 pi. 4" (Wartime report L-16.) [Processed. Originally
issued July 1944 as Advance confidential report L4<U4.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-lU

Dttct components. Design of power-plant installations, pressure-loss character-
istics of duct components [with list of references] ; by Jolm li. Henry. [1946.]
cover title, p. 1-20+leaves 21-24, 26 pi. 4" (Wartime report L-208.) [Proc-
essed. Originally issued June 1944 as Advance restricted report L4F26.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-20S

Dynamomctcr-torqiie. NACA balanced-diaphragm dynamometer-torque indicator
[with.list of references] ; by Charles S. ^loore, Arnold E. Biermaun, and Fred
Voss. [1946.] cover title, 6 p. 9 pi. 4" (Wartime reiwrt E-139.) [Processed.
Originally issued Mar. 1944 as Restricted bulletin 4C2S.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-139

Electronic indicator for angular velocity and acceleration [with list of refer-
ences] ; by Richard P. Krebs. [1946.] cover title, 8 p. 6 pi. 4° (Wartime
report E-56.) [Processed. Originally issued Aug. 1944 as Restricted bulletin
E4H21.J t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-50

Elevators (aircraft). Effect of hinge-moment parameters on elevator stick forces
in rapid maneuvers [with list of references] ; by Robert T. Jones and Harry
Greenberg. [1946.] cover title, 16 p. 11 pi. 4" (Wartime report D-lSo. )
[Processed. Originally issued Nov. 1944 as Advance restricted report
L4J12.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^185

Use of geared spring tabs for elevator control [with list of references] ; by

William H. Phillips. [1946.] cover title, 22 p. 3 p. of pi. 4" (Wartime report
L-30.) [Processed. Originally issued Feb. 1945 as Restricted bulletin
L5A13.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/L-3U

Engines. Application of method of least squares to engine-cooling analysis [with
list of references] ; by Blake W. Corson, jr. [1946.] cover title, 28 p. 6 pi. 4°
(Wartime report L-130.) [Processed. Originally issued Aug. 1944 as Advance
restricted reiwrt L4H23.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^130

Calculations of economy of 18-cylinder radial aircraft engine with exhaust-
gas turbine geared to crankshaft at cruising si)eed [with one reference] ; by
Richard W. Hannum and Richard H. Zimmerman. [1946.] cover title, 15 p.
11 pi. 4" (Wartime reiwrt E-32.) [Processed. Originally issued Dec. 1945 as
Advance restricted report E5K28.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-32

Continuous tise of internal cooling to suppress knock in aircraft engines

cruising at high power [with list of references] ; by Arthur H. Bell. [1946.]
cover title, 8 p. 13 pi. 1 tab. 4° (Wartime report E-55.) [Processed. Origi-
nally Issued Aug. 1SH4 as Advance restricted report E4H15.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-55

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December 1946 1393

Engines — Continued.

CoolLng characteristics of Pratt & AVlutney It-280O engine installed in

NACA short-nose high-inlet-velocity cowling [with list of references] ; hy Blake
W. Corson, jr., and Charles H. McClellan. [11)46.] cover title, p. 1-20+leaves
21-24, 30 pi. 4" (Wartime report L-207.) [Processed. Originally issued June
11)44 as Advance conlidential report L4F06.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-207

Correlation of single-cylinder cooling tests of Pratt & Whitney R-2800-21

engine cylinder with wind-tunnel tests of Pratt & Whitney R-2800-27 engine
[with list of references] ; hy Ilei-nian H. Ellerbrock, jr., and Vern G. Kollin,
[11)46.] cover title, 28 p. 13 pi. 6 p. of pi. 4" [Wartime report E-127.) [Proc-
essed. Originally issued Dec. 1943 as Advance restricted report 3L14.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-127

Correlation of Wright Aeronautical Corporation cooling data on lt-3350^14

intermediate engine and comparison with data from Langley 16-foot high-speed
tunnel [with list of references] ; by Benjamin I'inkt'l and Kennedy F. Hubert.
[1946.] cover title, 11 p. 10 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-60.) [Processed.
Originally issued Jan. 1945 as Advance confidential report E5A18.] t

Y 3.N 21/0 : ll/E-60

Determination of gas temperatures from frequency of knock-induced gas

vibrations in internal-combustion engine [with list of references] ; by W. E.
Moeckel and J. C. Evvard. [1946.] cover title, p. 1-26+leaves 27-30, 16 pi. 4°
(Wartime report E-132.) [Processed. Originaly issued Jan. 11)46 as Advanced
restricted report E6A07.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-132

Determination of iron contamination of used lubricating oil for use in meas-
uring rates of wear in aircraft engines [with list of references] ; by Adelbert O.
Tischler. [1946.] cover title. 11 p. 3 pi. 4" (Wartime report E-123.)
[Processed. Originally issued Mar. 1944 as Restricted bulletin 4C25.] f

Y3.N21/5:11/E-123

Effect of compression ratio, cooled exhaust gas mixed with inlet air, and

inlet-air temperature on knock-limited performance of full-scale single-cylinder
engine [with list of references] ; by Ray E. Bolz and Roland Breitwieser.
[1W6.] cover title, 16 p. 19 pi. 4" ( Wartime report E-124. ) [Processed. Orig-
inally issued Mar. 1944 as Advance restricted report 4C31.] f

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-124

Effect of exhaust back pressure on engine power ; by Benjamin Pinkel.

[1946.] cover title, 10 p. 14 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-116.) [Processed.
Originally issued June 1943 as Confidential bulletin 3F17.] t

Y3.N21/5:11/E-]16

Effect of inlet-air temperature and cylinder displacement on charge tem-
perature of internal-combustion engines [with list of references] ; by Newell D.
Sanders, Henry C. Barnett, and Ray E. Bolz. [1946.] cover title, 10 p.
7 pi. 4" (Wartime report E-129.) [Processed. Originally issued Jan. 1944
as Restricted bulletin 4A17.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-129

Effect of varying percentages of exhaust gas on engine performance; l)y

Newell D. Sanders and Henry C. Barnett. [1946.] cover title, 4 p. 4 pi. 4°.
(Wartime report E-120.) [Processed. Originally issued Apr. 1943 as Re-
stricted bulletin 3D27.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-120

End-zone water injection as means of suppressing knock in spark-ignition

engine [with list of references] ; by Rinaldo J. Rrun, H. Lowell Ol.sen, and
(Varey D. Miller. [1946.] cover title, S p. 5 pi. 4" (Wartime report E-72. )
[Processed. Originally i.ssued Sept. 1944 as Restricted bulletin E4I27.] f

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/F:-72

Engine tests of pressurized shunt-type cooling systems for li(iuid-cooU'd en-
gine [with list of references] ; by Etigene J. Manganiello. Bruce T. Lmidin and
John H. Povolny. [1946.] cover title. 15 p. 17 pi. 4" (Wartime report E-12.".. )
[Processed. Originally issued May 1945 as Advance restrictinl reiK)rt E5E01. |
t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-125

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1394 Government Publications

Engines — Continued.

Heat-transfer processes in liquid-cooled engine cylinders : 1, Correlation of

single-cylinder engine temperatures under forced-convection cooling conditions
[witli list of references] ; by Benjamin Pinkel, Eugene J. Manganiello and Eiver-
ett Bernardo. [194G.]. cover title, 17 p. 22 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-131.)
[Processed. Originally issued Nov. 1&45 as Advance restricted report E5J31.]
t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-131

Improving engine cooling with special baffles [with list of references; by

Arnold E. Biermaini, Harvey A. Cook and Louis F. Held. [1946.] cover title,
12 p. 55 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-42.) [Processed. Originally issued Feb.
1945 as Advance restricted report E5B05.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-42

In-line aircraft-engine bearing loads : 1, Crankpin-bearing loads [with list of

references] ; by Milton C. Shaw and E. Fred Macks. [1946.] cover title,
15 p. 22 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-67.) [Processed. Originally issued Oct.
1945 as Advance restricted report E5H10a.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-67

Investigation of performance of 9-cylinder engine using large valve overlap

and eclipse fuel-injection system [with list of references] ; by Alfred W. Young.
[1946.] cover title, 11 p. 9 pi. 4" (Wartime report E-.")2.) [Processed.
Originally issued Nov. 1941 as Advance restricted report] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-52

Preignition indicator for aircraft engines; by Thomas Dallas, Gene Hoss,

and Myron L. Harries. [1946.] cover title, 8 p. 5 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-40.)
[Processed. Originally issued Feb. 1945 as Restricted bulletin E5A31.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-40

Radial aircraft-engine bearing loads : 1, Crankpin-bearing loads for engines

having 9 cylinder per crankpin [with list of references] ; by Milton C. Shaw and
E. Fred Macks. [1946.] cover title, 32 p. 23 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-26.)
[Processed. Originally issued Oct. 1945 as Advance restricted report E5H04.]
t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-26

Relation of preignition and knock to allowable engine temperatures [with

list of references] ; by Arnold E. Biermann and Lester C. Corrington. [1946.]
cover title, 29 p. 21 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-134.) [Processed. Originally
issued July 1943 as Advance restricted report 3G14.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-13'4

Study of mixture distribution of double-row radial aircraft engine [with

list of references] ; by Frank E. Marble, Helmut F. Butze, and Robert O. Hickel.
[1946.] cover title, 14 p. 27 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-47.) [Processed.
Originally issued Oct. 1945 as Advance restricted report E5I05.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-47

Use of internal coolant as means of permitting increase in engine take-off

power [with one reference] ; by Addison M. Rothrock. [1946.] cover title,
8 p. 5 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-117.) [Processed. Originally issued Jan.
1JH4 as Restricted bulletin 4iV25.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-117

Exhaust gas. Measurement of fuel-air ratio by analysis of oxidized exhaust gas
[with one reference] : by Harold C. Gerrish and J. Lawrence Meem, jr. [1946.]
cover title, 9 p. 12 pi. 4° (War-time report E-128.) [Processed. Originally
issued Oct. 1943 as Advance restricted report 3J07.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-128

Exhaust stacks. Flame-visibility tests with individual exhaust stacks [with list
of references] : by L. Richard Turner and Leroy V. Humble. [1946.] cover
title, 18 p. 19 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-147.) [Processed. Originally issued
Feb. 1044 as Advance restricted report 4B08.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-147

Exhaust valves. Correlation of exhaust-valve temperatures with engine operat-
ing conditions and valve design [with list of references] ; by M. A. Zipkin and
J. C. Sanders. [1946.] cover title, 13 p. 12 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-48.)
[Processed. Originally issued Oct. 1945 as Advance re.stricted report E5I20.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-48

Operating temperatures of sodium-cooled exhaust valve as measured by

thermocouple [with list of references] ; by J. C. Sanders. H. D. Wilsted, and
B. A. Mulcahy. [1946.] cover title, 14 p. 12 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-140.)
[Processed. Originally issued Dec. 1943 as Advance restricted report 3L06.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-140

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JJxIi a ust va I ves — Coutiuued.

Tests of improvements in exhaust-valve performance resulting from changes

in exhaust-valve ami port design [with list of referent-esj ; by B. A. Mulcahy
and M. A. Zipkin. [1946.] cover title, 9 p. 14 pi. 4" (Wartime report E^5.)
[Processed. Originally issued Sept. 1945 as Advance restricted report
E5G26. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/B-45

Fabric seals. Hinge moments of sealed-internal-balance arrangements for con-
trol surfaces : 2, Experimental investigation of fabric seals in presence of thin-
plate overhang [with list of references] ; by Jack Fischel. [1946.] cover title,
16 p. 8 pi. 28 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-52.) [Processed. Originally
issued Aug. 1945 as Advance restricted report L5F30a.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-52

Fairing (aircraft). Flight investigation of wing-gun fairings on fighter type
airplane: by J. M. Nissen and M. D. White. [1946.] cover title, 9 p. 7 pi.
2 tab. 4° (Wartime reiwrt L-247.) [Processed. Originally issued Oct. 1941
as Advance confidential report.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^247

Fins (aircraft). Cylinder barrel cooling with bonded preformed copper fins
[with list of references] ; by H. H. Foster and H. H. EUerbrock, jr. [1946.]
cover title, 8 p. 5 pi. 4° (Wartime report E>-80. ) [Processed. Originally
issued May 1941 as Advance confidential report.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-80

Flaps (aircraft). Analysis of factors affecting net lift increment attainable with
trailiug-edge split flaps on tailless airplanes [with list of references] ; by Marvin
Pitkin and Bernard Maggin. [1946.] cover title, 23 p. 16 pi. 4° (Wartime
report L-164. ) [Processed. Originally issued as Advance restricted report
L4I18.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^164

Effect of trailiug-edge extension flaps on propeller characteristics [with

list of references] ; by John L. Crigler. [1946.] cover title, 9 p. 9 pi. 4° (War-
time report L-165. ) [Processed. Originally issued Jan. 1945 as Advance
confidential report L5A11.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-165

■ Landing characteristics of model of flying boat with depth of step reduced

to zero by means of retractable planing flap [with one reference] ; by James
M. Benson and Anton Freihofner. [1946.] cover title, 4 p. 4 pi. 4° (Wartime
report Ij-234.) [Processed. Originally issued Feb. 1944 as Restricted bulletin
4B08.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^234

Use of retractable planing flap instead of fixed step on seaplane [with list

of references] ; by James M. Benson and Lindsay J. Lina. [1946.] cover
title, 13 p. 14 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-237.) [Processed. Originally issued
May 1943 as Advance restricted report 3E31.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-237

Wind-tunnel investigation of control-surface characteristics: 16, Pressure

distribution over NACA 0009 airfoil with 0.30-airfoil-chord beveled-trailing-edge
flaps [with list of references] ; by H. Page Hoggard, jr., and Marjorie E. Bulloch.
[1946.] cover title, 22 p. 48 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-205.) [Processed.
Originally issued Apr. 1944 as Advance restricted report L4D03.] f

Y3.N21/5:ll/Iv-205

Same: 19, Double flap with overhang and internal aerodynamic balance

[with list of references] ; by Robert B. Liddell. [1946.] cover title, 16 p. 36 pi.
4° (Wartime report L-215.) [Processed. Originally issued June 1944 as
Advance confldential report L4F23.] t Y 3.N 21/5: ll/L-215

Same: 20, Plain and balanced flaps on NACA 0009 rectangular semispan

tail surface [with list of references] ; by I. Elizabeth Garner. [1946.] cover
title, p. 1-12-l-leaves 13-16, 41 pi. 4." (Wartime report L-1S6.) [Processed.
Originally issued Oct. 1944 as Advance restricted report L4Illf.] f

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-186

Same : 21, Medium and large aerodynamic balances of 2 nose shapes and

plain overhang used with 0.40-airfoil-chord flap on NACA 0009 airfoil [with
list of references] ; by John M. Riebe and Oleta Church. [1946.] cover title,
p. 1-12-l-leaves 13-17, 33 pi. 4° (Wartime report 1^175.) [Processed. Origi-
nally issued Mar. 1945 as Advance restricted report L5001.] t

Y3.N 21/5: 11/1^175

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1396 Government Publications

Flaps ( aircraft ) — Coiit iinicd.

Wind-tunnel investiKutioii of control-surface characteristics of plain and

balanced flaps on NACA OOOt) elliptical seniispan wing [with list of references] ;
by Vito Tamburello, Bernard J. Smith and H. Norman Silvers. [19-IC.l cover
title, 1(5 p. 2i) p. of pi. 4" (Wartime report L-41.) [Processed. Originally
issued Feb. l'J46 as Advance resti-jcted repi.rt L5L1N. J t V 3 N 21/,j : 11/1^41

Flight. NACA Mach number warning device for use in flight [with list of ref-
erences] ; by Jerry Goodman. [1946.] cover title, 8 p. 5 pi. 4" (Wartime
report I^2(>;{. ) [Processed. Originally issued July 1944 as Advance con-
ttdeutial report L4G31.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^203

Floats (aircraft). NACA impact basin and water landing tests of float model at
various velocities and weights; by Sidney A. Batterson. [1940.] cover title,
10 p. 9 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-16:3.) [Processed. Originally issued Aug.
1944 as Advance conlidential report L4Hir>.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-163

Floiv. Charts of pressure, density, and temperature changes at abrupt increase
in cross-sectional area of flow of compressible air [with list of references] ; by
Upshur T. Joyner. [194G.] cover title, 10 p. il. 4 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report
Lr-13. ) [Processed. Originally issued Jan. 1945 as Advance restricted report
L4L19. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^13

Compressibility effects on heat transfer and pressure drop in smooth cylin-
drical tubes [with list of references] ; by Jack N. Nielsen. [1940.] cover title,
23 p. 11 pi. 4" (Wartime report L-179. ) [Processed. Originally issued Oct.
1944 as Advance restricted report L4C16. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^179

Cross-flow plate-type intercooler [with list of references] ; by Benjamin

Pinkel, J. George Renter, and Michael F. Valerino. [1946.] cover title, 42 p.
9 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-S2.) [Processed. Originally is.sued Apr. 1942 as
Advance confidential report.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-82

Design charts for cross-flow tubular intercoolers, charge-through-tube type

[with bibliographies] ; by J. George Keuter and Michael F. Valerino. [1946.]
cover title, 35 p. 10 pi. 4" (Wartime report E-106.) [Processed. Originally
issued July 1941 as Advance confidential report.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-106

• Effect of various carburetor throttle settings on flow characteristics at

outlet of supercharger inlet elbow [with list of references] ; by Ja.son J. Moses.
[1916.] cover title, 8 p. 14 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-73.) [Processed. Origi-
nally issued June 1945 as Advance restricted report E5E19a.l i'

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-73

Experimental investigation of flow across tube banks [with list of ref-
erences] ; by M. J. Brevoort and A. N. TifEord. [1946. ] cover title, 10 p. 7 pi. 4°
(Wartime re])ort T>-232.) [Processed. Originally issued Mar 1942 as Advance
restricted report.] t " Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^232

Intercooler cooling-air weight flow and pressure drop for minimum power

loss [with list of references] ; by J. George Renter and Michael F. Valerino.
11946.] cover title, 24 p. 23 pi. 4" (Wartime report E-1 30.) [Processed.
Originally issued Apr. 1944 as Advance restricted report 4D07.] t

Y3.N21/5:11/E-130

Numerical evaluation of wake-survey equations for subsonic flow including

effect of energy addition [with list of references] ; by Donald D. Baals and
Mary J. Mourhess. [1946.] cover title, 85 p. il. 5 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime re-
I)ort Tt-S. ) [Processed. Originally issued Nov. 1945 as Advance restricted
report L5H27.] t ' Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^5

On flow of compressible fluid by hodograph method : 2, Fundamental set of

particular flow .solutions of Chaplygin differential equation [with list of ref-
erences] ; by L. E. Garrick and Carl Kaplan. [1946.] cover title. 54 p. 5 pi. 4°
(Wartime rejMjrt 1^147.) [Processed. Originally issued Nov. 1944 as Advance
restricted renort L4129.1 t ' Y 3.N 2175 : 11/1^147

Proposed method of measuring engine charge air flow in flight [with list

of references] ; by T. J. Voglewede. [1946.] cover title, 6 p. 4 pi. 4" (War-
time report l.r-200.) [Proces.sed. Originallv is.sued Mav 1941 as (\)nfidential
bull(>tin L4E25.] t ' " Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-200

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Floic — Continued.

Two-dimensional incompressible potential flow over corrugated and dis-
torted infinite surfaces [with list of references] ; by W. Perl and L. J. Green.
[1946.] cover title, 15 p. 12 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-3S.) [Processed.
Originally issued Jan. llMf) as Advance restricted report Er)A05.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-38

Flutter (aircraft). Effect of lift coefficient on propeller flutter [with list of ref-
erences] ; by Theodore Theodorsen and Artliur A. Regier. [1946.] cover title,
16 p. 7p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-161.) [Processed. Originally issued
July 194.") as Advance confidential report LHE^O.] f Y 3.N 21/.") : ll/L-16]

Flying boats. Effects on low-sijeed spray characteristics of various modifications
to powered model of Boeing XPBB-1 flying boat [with list of references] ; by
Douglas A. King and Newton A. Mas. [1946.] cover title, 12 p. il. 9 pi. 4°
(Wartime report L-162.) [Processed. Originally issued June 194.5 as Ad-
vance confidential report L.5F0T. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-162

Tank tests of flying-boat model equipped with several types of fairing

designed to reduce air drag of main step [with list of references] ; by James
M. Benson and Robert F. Havens. [1946.] cover title, 10 p. 11 pi. 4" (War-
time report L-150. ) [Processed. Originally issued Apr. 1945 as Advance
restricted report LoCOOb.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/L-1.")(>

Fuel. Effect of additions of aromatics on knocking characteristics of several
100-octane fuels at 2 engine speeds [with list of references] ; by Arnold E.
Biermann, Lester C. Corrington, and Myron L. Harries. [1946.] cover title,
p. 1-17+leaves 18-25, 39 pi. 4° (Wartime report E]-53.) [Processed. Origi-
nally issued May 1942 as Advance restricted report.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-53

Effect of aromatic mixture added to 2 100-octane fuels on engine tempera-
tures and fuel consumption [with list of references] ; by Alois Krsek, .ir., and
Anthony W. Jones. [1946.] cover title, 6 p. 5 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-119.)
[Processed. Originally issued June 1942 as Advance restricted report.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-119

Effect of carburetor-niixture-control and suijercharger characteristics on

fuel knock under simulated sea-level flight conditions [with list of references] ;
by Addison N. Rothrock and Jerrold D. Wear. [1946.] cover title, 13 p.
18 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-142.) [Processed. Originally issued Mar. 1943
as Advance restricted report.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-142

Effect of fuel volatility on performance of Wright R-2600-8 engine as

influenced by mixture distribution ; by H. Jack White and Helmuth W. Engel-
man. [1946.] cover title, 7 p. 14 pi. 1 tab. 4° (Wartime report E-87.) [Proc-
es.sed. Originally issued Sept. 1944 as Advance restricted report E4I05.] t

Y3.N21/5:11/E-S7

Effects of increase in concentration of ethylene dibromide in leaded fuel

on lead deposition, corrosion of exhaust valves, and knock-linuted power [with
list of references] ; by B. A. Mulcahy and M. A. Zipkin. [1946.] cover title,
5 p. 4 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-43.) [Processed. Originally issued June
1945 as Advance restricted report E5En4a.l t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-43

Experimental studies of knock-limited blending characteristics of aviation

fuels: 1, Preliminary tests in air-cooled cylinder [with list of references] ; by
Newell D. Sanders, Reece V. Honsley, and Roland Breitwiesser. [1946.]
cover title, 19 p. 41 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-93.) [Processed. Originally
issued Oct. 1944 as Advance restricted report E4128. 1 t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-93

Fuel-vapoi'ization loss as determined by change in specific gravity of fuel

in aircraft fuel tank [with list of references] ; by Charles S. Stone and Walter
E. Kramer. [1946.] cover title, 8 p. 6 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-n3.)
[Processed. Originallv issued May 1945 as Restricted bulletin E5E19.] t

Y3.N21/5:11/E-1]3

Knock-limited performance of blends of AN-F-28 fuel containing 4 percent

aliphatic amines [with one reference] ; by Leonard K. Tower. [1946.] cover
title, 3 p. 3 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-90.) [Processed. Orisrinallv issued
Apr. 1945 as Restricted bulletin E5D17.] f Y 3.N 21/5 :"ll/E-90

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Fuel — Continued.

Knock-limited performance of S reference fuel plus 2 milliliters of tri-

ethylthnllium per fjallon [with one reference]; by Carl L. Meyer. [1946.]
cover title, 4 p. 1 pi. 4° (Wartime report K-1V2.) [ProcessetL Originally
issued Nov. 1945 as Restricted bulletin E5J15.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-112

Knock-limited performance of several fuels blended with S-2 reference

fuel ; by Henry E. Alquist. [1946.] cover title, 3 p. 5 pi. 4° (Wartime report
E-J)2. ) [Processed. Originally issued Nov. 1944 as Restricted bulletin
E4K03. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-92

Maximum permissible engine performance of 8 representative fuels of 100-

octane number [with list of references] ; by Addison M. Rothrock, Arnold E.
Biermann, and Lester C. Corrington. [1946.] cover title, 20 p. 11 pi. 16 tab. 4°
(Wartime report E-84.) [Processed. Originally issued Jan. 1942 as Advance
restricted report.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-84

Method of estimating knock rating of hydrocarbon fuel blends [with list of

references] ; by Newell D. Sanders. [1946.] cover title, 18 p. 11 pi. 4° (War-
time report E-118.) [Processed. Originally issued Aug. 1943 as Advance
restricted report 3H21.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : 11 /E-118

Quantitative analysis for aromatic amines in aviation fuels by ultraviolet

spectrophotometry [with list of references] ; by Adelbert O. Tischler. [1946.]
cover title, 22 p. 4° (Wartime report E-^.) [Processed. Originally issued
Nov. 1945 as Advance restricted report EoH27.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-69

Relative effects of cylinder-head and inlet-mixture temperatures upon

knock limits of fuels [with list of references] ; by Newell D. Sanders, Jerrold
D. Wear, and Reece V. Hensley. [1946.] cover title. 7 p. 3 pi. 4° (Wartime
report E-37.) [Processed. Originally issued Oct. 1944 as Restricted bulletin
E4J13.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-37

Requirements for unit fuel-injection systems [with list of references] ; by

Edred T. Marsh. [1946.] cover title, 15 p. 5 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-50.)
[Processed. Originally issued July 1940 as Advance confidential reix)rt.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-50

Significance of alkylate-replacement values of aviation fuel components

[with list of reference] ; by Newell D. Sanders. [1946.] cover title, 8 p. 8 pi. 4°
(Wartime report E-58.) [Processed. Originally issued Dec. 1944 as Advance
restricted report E4L20.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-58

Ultraviolet spectrochemical analysis for aromatics in aircraft fuels [with

list of references] ; by Alden P. Cleaves. [1946.] cover title, 24 p. 10 pi. 4°
(Wartime report E-115.) [Processed. Originally issued Mar. 1945 as Advance
restricted report PoB14.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-115

Gages. Constinietion of wire strain gages for engine application [with list of
references] ; by J. Gary Nettles and Maurice Tucker. [1946.] cover title,
9 p. 9 pi. 4° (Wartime i-eport E-122.) [Processed. Originallv i.ssued Dec.
1943 as Advance re.stricted report 3L03.] t Y 3.N 2i/5 : ll/E-122

Oalling {engine). Elimination of galling of pendulum-vibration dampers used in
aircraft engines [with list of references] ; b.v Andr6 J. Meyer, jr. [1946.]
cover title, 8 p. 5 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-71.) [Processed. Originally
issued Aug. 1945 as Advance restricted report E5G31.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-71

Gases. Calculations of intake-air cooling resulting from water injection and of
water recovery from exhaust gas [with list of references] ; by Addison M.
Rothrock. [194G.] cover title, 8 p. 13 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-95.)
[Processed. Originally issued Aug. 1944 as Restricted bulletin E4H26.] t

Y 3 N 21/5 : ll/E-95

■ Dilution of exhaust-gas samples from multicylinder engine equipped with

exhaust-gas collector [with one reference] ; by Helmut F. Butze. [1946.]
cover title, 5 p. 4 pi. 4° (Wartime rejiort E--63.) [Processed. Originally
issued Feb. 1945 as Restricted bulletin E5B10.] t Y3.N 21/5: ll/E-63

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Gases — Continued.

Oxidation of exhaust gases at room temperature [witli list of references] ;

by Harold C. Gerrish, J. Lawrence Meem, jr., and Vivian C. Tuck. [1946.]
cover title, 13 p. 13 pi. 4" (Wartime report E-(>2.) [Processed. Originally
issued Feb. 1945 as Advance restricted report EoZOla. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-62

Glide 1)0)11 bs. Force tests of 1/5-scale model of type GB-5 controllable glide bomb
[with list of references]; by Marvin Pitkin. [1946.] cover title, 12+ [5]
p. 40 pi. 4° (Wartime report Lf-133.) [Processed. Originally issued Mar.
1944 as Memorandum report] f Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-133

Gusts (aircraft). Frequency of occurrence of atmospheric gusts and of related
loads on airplane structures [with list of references] ; by Richard V. Rhode
and Philip Donely. [1946.] cover title, 31 p. 8 pi. 4° (Wartime report
Lr-121.) [Processed. Originally issued Nov. 1944 as Advance restricted report
L4I21. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^121

Heat. Addition of heat to compressible fluid in motion [with list of references] ;
by Bruce L. Hicks. [1946.] cover title, 9 p. 6 pi. 4" (Wartime report E-88.)
[Processed. Originally issued Feb. 1945 as Advance confidential report
E5A29.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-88

Helicopters. Charts for estimation of characteristics of helicopter rotor in
forward flight : 1, Profile draglif t ratio for untwisted rectangular blades [with
list of references] ; by F. J. Bailey, jr. and F. B. Gustafson. [1946.] cover title,
9 p. 15 pi. 4° (Wartime report Lf-110.) [Processed. Originally issued Aug.
1944 as Advance confidential report L4H07.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-llO

Comparisons of methods of computing bending moments in helicopter rotor

blades in plane of flapping [with list of references] ; by John E. Duberg and
Arthur R. Lueckei'. [1946.] cover title, 24 p. 4 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report
L-9.) [Processed. Originally issued Aug. 1945 as Advance restricted report
L5E23.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^9

Effect on helicopter performance of modifications in profile-drag charac-
teristics of rotor-blade airfoil sections [with list of references] ; by F. B.
Gustafson. [1946.] cover title^ 23 p. 14 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-26.)
[Processed. Originally issued Aug. 1944 as Advance confidential report
L4H05.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^26

Hulls {aircraft). Resistance tests of models of 3 flying-boat hulls with length-
beam ratio of 10.5 [with list of references] ; by Jerold M. Bidwell and David M.
Goldenbaum. [1946.] cover title, 7 p. 3 pi. 32 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report
Lr-79.) [Processed. Originally issued Sept. 1945 as Advance restricted report
L5G19. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-79

Hydrocarbons. Infrared-spectrophotometric analysis of binary and tenary mix-
tures of liquid hvdrocarbons [with list of references] ; by Alden P. Cleaves and
Mildred E. Sherrick. [1946.] cover title, 16 p. 5 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-89.)
[Processed. Originally issued Aug. 1945 as Advance restricted report E5F27.]
t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-89

Knock-limited performance of pure hydrocarbons blended with base fuel

in full-scale aircraft-engine cylinder: 1, Eight paraffins, two olefins [with list
of references] ; by Anthony W. Jones and Arthur W. Bull. [1946.] cover title,
9 p. 21 pi. 1 tab. 4° (Wartime x-eport E-33. ) [Processed. Originally issued
May 1944 as Advance restricted report E4E25.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-33

Method for determination of aromatics in hydrocarbon mixtures [with list

of references] ; by Harold F. Hipsher. [1946.] cover title, 9 p. 3 pi. 4° (War-
time report E-111. ) [Processed. Originally issued Dec. 1945 as Restricted
bulletin E5K06.] t Y3.N21/5 : 11/E-lll

Iron oxides. Occurrence of iron oxides on cast-iron engine surfaces after opera-
tion [with list of references] ; by A. S. Nowick and L. O. Brockway. [1946.]
cover title, 13 p. 6 pi. 4" (Wartime report E-76.) [Processed. Originally
issued Feb. 1946 as Advance confidential report E5L18.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-76

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Isoociane. Ultraviolet absorption spectra of aromatic amines in isooctane in
water [with list of references] ; by Adelbert O. Tiscliler and J. Nelson Howard.
[lU4t>. I cover title, 14 p. ISJ pi. 4" (Wartime report E-(;8.) [l*roces.sed.
Originally Issued Nov. IW.! as Advance restricted report Er)H27a.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/E-6S

Jet prupulsioii. Consideration of auxiliary jet propulsion for assisting take-off
[with list of references] ; by L. Kicbard Turner. [1040.] cover title, 23 p.
7 pi. 1 tab. 4" (Wartime report E-4!J.) Ll'i'ocessed. Originally issued May
1940 as Advance contldential report.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/E-4U

Design of nozzles for individual cylinder exhaust jet propulsion system

[witli list of references] ; by Benjamin Pinkel, L. Richard Turner, and Fi'ed
Voss. [ll)4t).] cover title, 34 p. 13 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-83.) [Processed.
Originally issued Apr. IIMI as Advance confidential report.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-83

Effect of exhaust stack shape on design and performance of individual

cylinder exhaust-gas jet-propulsion system [with one reference] ; by L. Richard
Turner and Leroy V. Humble. [1940.] cover title, 19 p. 23 pi. 4" (War-
time report E-77.) [Processed. Originally issued Nov. 1942 as Advance
restricted report.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-77

Reaction jet as means of propulsion at high speeds [with list of references] ;

by David T. Williams. [194«j.] cover title, 27 p. 3 pi. 4° (Wartime report
E-78. ) [Processed. Originally issued June 1941 as Advance contldential
report.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-78

Lug (aircraft). Heat-capacity lag in turbine-working fluids [with list of refei'-
ences] ; by Arthur Kantrowitz and Paul W. Huber. [1940.] cover title, 13 p.
4 p. of pi. 4° (W^artime report L-21.) [Processed. Originally issued May
1944 as Restricted bulletin L4E29.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11L21

Landing (aircraft). Flight measurements of elevator deflections used in landings
of several airplanes [with list of references] ; by Joseph R. Vensel. [1940.]
cover title. 4 p. 1 pi. 3 tab. 4" (Wartime report L-248.) [Processed. Orig-
inally issued Nov. 1941 as Advance restricted report.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L,-248

Method for predicting elevator deflection required to land [with list of

references] ; by R. Fabian Goranson. [1946.] cover title, 18 p. il. 16 p. of pi. 4°
(Wartime report L(-95.) [Processed. Originally issued Sept. 1944 as Advance
restricted report L4116.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/5-95

Load (mechanics) . Analysis of vertical-tail loads in rolling pull-out maneuvers:
by Robert R. Gilruth. [1946.] cover title, 5 p. 1 pi. 4° (Wartime report
L-181.) [Processed. Originally issued Aug. 1944 as Confidential bulletin
L4H14.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^181

Effect of high wing loading on landing technique and distance, with experi-
mental data for B-26 airplane [with list of references] ; by F. B. Gustafson
and William J. O'SuUivan, jr. [1946.] cover title, 17 p. 45 pi. 4" (Wartime
report L-160. ) [Processed. Originally is.sued Jan. 1945 as Advance restricted
report L4K07.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^160

Extended tables of stiffness and carry-over factor for structural members

under axial load [with list of references] ; by Eugene E. Lundquist and W. D.
Kroll. [1946.] cover title, p. l-6-|-leaves 7-16, 4° (Wartime report L-255.)
[Processed. Originally issued Feb. 1944 as Advance restricted report
4B24.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^255

In-line aircraft-engine bearing loads: 2, Blade-bearing loads [with list of

references] ; by Milton C. Shaw and E. Fred Macks. [1946.] cover title, 12 p.
18 pi. 4" (Wartime report B]— 40.) [Processed. Originally issued Oct. 1945 as
Advance restricted report E5Hltib. 1 t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-46

Relation between .spanwise variations in critical Mach number and span-
wise load distributions [with list of references] ; by Richard T. Whitcomb.
[1946.] cover title, 5 p. 3 pi. 4" (Wartime report L-182.) [Processed. Origi-
nally issued Dec. 11M4 as Confidential bulletin L4I.07.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-182

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Load {)iicchauics) — Continiietl.

Theoretical distribution of load over swept-back wing [with list of refer-
ences] ; by Doris Cohen. [1946.] cover title, 6 p. 2 pi. 4" (Wartime report
Ii-221.) [Processed. Originally issued Oct. VJ42 as Advance restricted re-
port. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^221

■ Variation of hydrodynaniic impact loads witli flight-path angle for pris-
matic float at 3° trim and with 22Vi;° angle of dead rise [with one reference] ;
by Sidney A. Batterson. [1946.] cover title, 5 p. 3 pi. 4° (Wartime report
L-211.) [Processed. Originally issued Feb. 1945 as Restricted bulletin
L5A24.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-211

M-31 homhs. Aerodynamic tests of M-31 bomb in 8-foot high-speed tunnel; by
Donald D. Baals and Norman F. Smith. [1946.] cover title, 7 p. 10 pi. 4" ( War-
time report Lf-132. ) [Processed. Originally issued Aug. 1942 as Memorandum
report.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-132

Micrographs. Investigation of method of comparison of metallic surface contours
by means of stereoscopic electron micrographs [with list of references] ; by
Allen S. Powell, Thomas P. Clark and Milton C. Shaw. [1946.] cover title,
22 p. 8 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-59.) [Processed. Originally issued July 1945
as Advance restricted report E5A05a.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-59

Oil-cooler performance. Method for determining oil-cooler performance require-
ments in series operation by H. Boyet. [1946.] cover title, 16 p. 10 p. of pi. 4°
{Wartime report L-3.) [Processed. Originally issued Sept. 1945 as Advance
restricted report LSGlSa.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^3

Panels (aircraft). Charts for minimum-weight design of 24S-T alumiiuim-alloy
flat compression panels with longitudinal Z-section stiffeuers [with list of refer-
ences] ; by Evan H. Schuette. [1946.] cover title, 41 p. 23 p. of pi. 4° (War-
time report L-197.) [Processed. Originally issued Aug. 1945 as Advance
restricted report L5F15.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-197

On shear strength of skin-stiffener panels with inspection cut-outs [with

list of references] ; by Paul Kuhn and Simon H. Diskin. [1946.] cover title,
p. 1-8+leaves 9-11, 5 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-192. ) [Processed. Originally
issued Mar. 1945 as Advance restricted report LSCOla.] t

Y3.N 21/5 ■.11/1^192

Parachutes. Comparison of tail and wing-tip spin-recovery parachutes as deter-
mined by tests in Langley 20^foot free-spinning tunnel [with list of references] ;
by Kol>ert W. Kamm and Frank S. Malvestuto, jr. [1946.] cover title, 25 p.
9 pi. 18 p. of pi. 4" (Wartime report I>-38.) [Processed. Originallv issued
Mar. 1946 as Advance restricted report L5G19a.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-38

Parameters. Effect of humidity on several supercharger parameters [with list of
references] ; by Herman H. Ellerbrock, jr., and Arthur W. Goldstein. [1946.]
cover title, 18 p. 4° (Wartime repoi't E-51.) [Processed. Originally issued
Nov. 1941 as Advance restricted report.] t Y rJ.N 21/5: ll/E-51

Lifting-surface-theory values of damping in roll and of parameter used in

estimating aileron stick forces [with list of references] ; by Robert S. Swanson
and E. La Verne Priddy. [1946.] cover title, 33 p. 2 pi. 16 p. of pi. 4° (War-
time report L-53. ) [Processed. Originally issued Aug. 1945 as Advance re-
stricted report L5F23.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/L^53

Piston rinus. Artificial running-in of pi.ston rings [with bibliographies] ; by
A. R. Bobrowsky and E. S. Machlin. [1946.] cover title, 20 p. 11 pi. 4° (War-
time report E-126.) [Processed. Originally issued Mar. 1944 as Advance
restricted report 4C21.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-126

Effect of coaxial lapping of cast-iron piston rings on ring performance

[with list of references] ; by Sidney J. Shames, Eugene S. Machlin, and John G.
Wilson. [1946.] cover title, 12 p. 9 pi. 4° (Wartime report P>-54.) [Proc-
essed. Originally issued Apr. 1&44 as Advance restricted report E4D15.] f

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-54

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Piston rings — Continued.

Effect of oil flow to piston on piston-ring sticking and oil consumption in

single-cylinder engine [with list of leferencesj ; by ^lax J. Tauschek, Lester C.

Corrington, and John B. Meigs. [1946.] cover title, 9 p. 8 pi. 4° [Processed.

Originally issued May 1945 as Advance restricted report E5E16.] f

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-75

Electron and X-ray diffraction investigation of surface changes on nitrided-

steel piston rings during engine operation in nitrided-steel cylinder barrels
[with list of references] ; by J. N. Good and L. O. Brockway. [1946.] cover
title, 9 p. 4 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-145.) [Processed. Originally issued
Mar. 1945 as Advance confidential report E4L27.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-145

Electron-diffraction examination of cast-iron piston rings from single-
cylinder aircraft-engine tests [with list of references] ; by A. S. Nowick and
L. O. Brockway. [1946.] cover title, 12 p. 4 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-144.)
[PrtK-essed. Originally issued Feb. 1945 as Advance confidential I'eport
E4J25.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-144

Hydrodynamie lubrication of near-infinite sliders such as piston rings

[with list of references] ; by Charles P. Boegli. [1946.] cover title, 12 p. il. 4°
(Wartime report E-70.) [Processed. Originally issued Oct. 1944 as Advance
restricted report E4I22.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-70

Nitrided-steel piston rings for engines of high specific powder [with one

reference] ; by John H. Collins, jr., Edmond E. Bisson, and Ralph F. Schmied-
lin. [1946.] cover title, 25 p. 31 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-138.) [Proc-
essed. Originally issued Apr. 1944 as Advance restricted report 4D22.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-138

Piston-ring vibration and breakage [with list of references] ; by J. C.

Nettles and Andre J. Meyer, jr. [1946.] cover title, 13 p. 10 pi. 4° (War-
time rei)ort E-44.) [Processed. Originally issued Aug. 1945 as Advance
restricted report E5G06.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-44

Tensile-sti-ength investigation of cast-iron piston rings of various strengths

[with list of references] ; by Edmond E. Bisson and Harold D. Kessler. [1946.]
cover title, 12 p. 17 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-86.) [Processed. Originally
issued Mar. 1945 as Advance restricted report E5B21.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : li/E-86

Pistons. Effect of piston-head temperature on knock-limited power [with list
of references] ; by Harry S. Immiug. [1946.] cover title, 5 p. 15 pi. 4° (War-
time report E-35.) [Processed. Originally issued July 1944 as Advance re-
stricted report E4G13.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-35

Effect of progressive ring failure on piston destruction ; by Mae J. Tauschek

and Lester C. Corrington. [1946.] cover title, 8 p. 17 pi. 4° (Wartime report
E-74.) [Pi-ocessed. Originally issued Feb. 1945 as Advance restriced report
E5B07. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-74

Piston heat-transfer coefHcients across oil film in smooth-walled piston

reciprocating-sleeve apparatus [with list of references] ; by Eugene J. Man-
ganiello and Donald Bogart. [1946.] cover title, p. 1-18+leaves 19-23, 19
pi. 4° (Wartime report E-110.) [Processed. Originally issued Dec. 19-15 as
Advance restricted report E5K08.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/E-llO

Plastics. Material properties of 2 types of plastic-bonded glass cloth [with one
reference] ; l)y Norman Rafel and Evan H. Sehuette. [1946.] cover title, 6 p.
13 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-225.) [Processed. Originally issued Dec. 1944
as Restricted bulletin L4H16.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-225

Plates (aircraft). Breaking aircraft-engine oil foams by use of electrically
charged condenser plates [with list of references] ; by I. Irving Pinkel. [1946.]
cover title, 18 p. 21 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-57.) [Processed. Originally
issued Nov. 1944 as Advance restricted report E4K01.] t Y 3.N 21/5 :ll/E-57

Pressure distribution. Belt method for measuring pressure distribution; by
Blake W. Corson, jr. [1946.] cover title, 3 p. 3 pi. 4° (Wartime report
L-244.) [Processed. Originally issued Feb. 1&43 as Restricted bulletin.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-244

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Pressure distribution — Continued.

Estimation of pressures on cockpit canopies, gun turrets, blisters, and

similar protuberances [with list of references] ; by Ray H. Wright. [1946.]
cover title, 52 p. 27 pi. 4° (Wartime report L(-201.) [Processed. Originally
issued INIay 1944 as Advance contidential report L4E10.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^201

Projectiles. Supersonic-tunnel tests of projectiles in Germany and Italy [with
list of references] ; by Antonio Ferri. [1946.] cover title, 15 p. il. 5 pi. 46 p.
of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-152. ) [Processed. Originally issued Oct. 1945
as Advance confidential report L5H08.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-152

Propellers. Climb and high-speed tests of Curtiss no. 714-1C2-12 4-blade pro-
peller on Republic P-47C airplane [witli one reference] ; by A. W. Vogeley.
[1946.] cover title, p. 1-10+leaves 11-13, 20 pi. 4° (Wartime report L,-177.)
[Processed. Originally issued Dec. 1944 as Advance confidential report
L4L07. t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-177

Considerations of wake-excited vibratory stress in pusher propeller [with

list of references] ; by Blake W. Corson, jr., and Mason F. Miller. [1946.]
cover title, 18 p. 4 pi. 4° (Wartime report Lr-146.) [Processed. Originally
issued Feb. 1944 as Advance confidential report Lr4B28.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^146

Determination of induced velocity in front of inclined propeller by mag-
netic-analogy method [with list of references] ; by Clifford S. Gardner and
James A. LaHatte, jr. [1946.] cover title, 20 p. 50 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime
report L-154.) [Processed. Originally issued Feb. 1946 as Advance restricted
report L6A05b.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-154

Formulas for propellers in yaw and charts of side-force derivative [with

list of references] ; by Herbert S. Ribner. [1946.] cover title, 15 p. 7 pi. 4"
(Wartime report L-217.) [Processed. Originally issued May 1943 as Advance
restricted report 3E19.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-217

Full-scale-tunnel investigation of multiengine pusher-propeller installa-
tion [with list of references] ; by Herbert A. Wilson, jr. [1946.] cover title,
S p. 7 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-246.) [Proces.'^ed. Originally issued Nov.
1942 as Advance restricted report.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^246

Propellers in yaw [with list of references] ; by Herbert S. Ribner. [1946.]

cover title, 60 p. 12 pi. 4" (Wartime report L-219) [Processed. Originallv
issued Dec. 1943 as Advance restricted report 3L09. ] j Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-219

Theory of propellers: 2, Method for calculating axial interference velocity

[with one reference] ; by Theodore Theodorsen. [1946.] cover title, p. 1-10+
leaves 11-41, 56 pi. 4" (Wartime i-eport Lf-157.) [Processed. Originally
issued Nov. 1944 as Advance confidential report L4I19.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-157

Wind-tunnel tests of dual-rotating propeller having one component locked

or windmilling [with list of references] ; by Walter A. Bartlett, jr. [1946.]
cover title, 6 p. 20 pi. 4° (Wartime report Ij-214.) [Processed. Originally
issued Jan. 1945 as Advance restricted report L5A13a.] t

Y3.N21/5:11/I/-214

Radiators (aircraft). Radiator design [with one reference] ; by N. J. Brevoort.
[1946.] cover title, 10 p. 1 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-233.) [Processed.
Originallv issued Julv 1941, Advance confidential report] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-233

Simple curves for determining effects of compressibility on pressure drop

through radiators [with list of references] ; bv John V. Becker and Donald
D. Baals. [1946.] cover title, 27 p. 14 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report Lr-6.)
[Processed. Originally issued Sept. 1944 as Advance confidential report
L4I23. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^6

Rivets. Comparison of tightness of 78° machine-countersunk rivets driven in
holes prepared with 78° and 82° countersinking tools [with one reference] ;
by Robert Gottlieb and Merven W. Mandel. [1946.] cover title, 2 p. 2 pi. 4°
(Wartime report Ij-252. ) [Processed. Originally issued Sept. 1942 as Re-
stricted bulletin.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-252

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Rivets — Continued.

Tensile tests of NACA and conventional niachine-countersunk flush rivets

[with list of references J ; hy Merven W. Maadel and Leunaid M. r>artone.
[1940.] cover title. 6 p. 15 pi. 4° (Wartime reixtrt Lr-17G. ) L I'locessed.
Originally issued Oct. 1944 as Advance restricted report L4F()0.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^176
Screens {aircraft). Variation with Mach number of static and total pressures

through various screens [with one reference] ; by Alfred A. Adler. [1946.]
cov«'r title, 5 p. 15 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report Lf-23.) [Processed. Orig-
inally issued Feb. 194G as Confidential bulletin L.'JF28.J t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/L^23

Seaplane float x. Wind-tunnel test of 4 full-scale seaplane floats [with list of
references] ; by Robert N. Conway and Julian D. Maynard. [1946.] cover
title. IS p. 28 pi. 4" (Wartime reix)rt L-238.) [Processed. Originally issued
July 1043 as Advance restricted report 3G15.] t . Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^238

Spark plugs. Knocking tendency of air-cooled aircraft-engine cylinder with 1 and
with 2 spark plugs [with list of references] ; by R. C. Spencer and A. W. Jones.
11946.] cover title, 12 p. 17 pi. 4° (Wartime reiJort E-133.) [Processed.
Originally issued July 1943 as Advance restricted report 3G23.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-133
Spi7i (aiicraft). Mass-distribution criterion for predicting effect of control

manipulation on recovery from spin [with one reference] ; by A. I. Neihouse.
[1946.] cover title, 11 p. 3 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-16S.) [Processed.
Originally issued Aug. 1942 as Advance restricted report.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/D-168

Spin-tunnel tests of airplane models with extreme variations in mass dis-
tribution along three body axes [with list of references] ; by Robert W. Kamm.
[1946] cover title, 19 p. 2 pi. 12 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-22.) [Proc-
essed. Originally issued Mar. 1945 as Advance restricted report L5C()9.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-22

Stability. Determination of stability and control characteristics of straight-
wing, tailless fighter-airplane model in Langley free-flight tunnel [with list of
references] ; by Charles L. Seacord, jr., and Herman O. Aidvcnbruck. [1946.]
cover title, 17 p. il. 5 pi. 10 p. of pi. 4" (Wartime report L-199.) [Processed.
Originally issued Feb. 1946 as Advance confidential report L5K05.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^199

Effect of powered proi:»ellers on aerodynamic characteristics and porpoising

stability of dynamic model of long-range flying boat [with one reference] ; by
Norman S. Land. 11946.] cover title, 4 p." 3 pi. 4° (Wartime report Lr-235.)
[Processed. Originally i.ssued May 1943 as Restricted bulletin .3E13.] t

Y3.N21/5:ll/D-235

■ Effect of wing modifications on longitudinal stability of tailless all-wing

airplane model [with list of references] ; by Charles L. Seacord, jr., and Herman
O. Ankenbruck. [1946.] cover title, 8 p. 4 pi. 10 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report
L,-42. ) [Processed. Originally issued Sept. 1945 as Advance confidential report
L5G23.] t Y3.N 21/5: 11/1^-42

Exi)erimental verification of rudder-free stability theory for airplane model

equipped with rudders having negative fioating tendency and negligible friction
[with list of references] : by Marion O. McKinney, jr., and Bernard Maggin.
[1946] cover title, p. 1-24+leaves 25-27, 19 pi. 4° (Wartime report Lr-184.)
[Processed. Originally issued Nov. 1944 as Advance restricted report
L4J05a.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^184

Flight measm-enients to determine effect of spring-loaded tab on longi-
tudinal stability of airplane; by Paul A. Hunter and John P. Reeder. [1946.]
cover title, 13 p. 4 pi. 22 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime rei)ort 1^210.) [Processed.
Originally issued Feb. 1946 as Advance restricted report L5I20.] t

Y3.N21/5:11/L-210

Flight tests of 2 airplanes having moderately high effective dihedral and

different directional stability and control characteristics [with one reference] ;
by S. A. Sjoberg. [194(5.] cover title, 6 p. 9 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-40.)
[Processed. Originally issued Oct. 1945 as Confidential bulletin L5H08.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^40

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December 1946 1405

Slabiliti/ — Continued.

Interim report on stability and control of tailless airplanes [with list of

references] ; by Stability Research Division. [1946.] cover title, 32 p. 20 pi. 4°
(Wartime report Lr-202.) [Processed. Originally issued Oct. 1944 as Advance
confidential report I^H19.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-202

Investigation of effect of sideslip on lateral stability characteristics : 1, Cir-
cular fuselage with variations in vertical-tail area and tail length with and
without horizontal tail surface [with list of references] ; by Leo F. Fehlner and
Robert MacLachlan. [1946.] cover title, 15 p. 4 pi. 14 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime
report Iy-12.) [Processed. Originally issued as Advance restricted report
L4E25. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/D-12

Investigation of effect of sideslip on lateral stability characteristics : 2, Rec-
tangular midwing on circular fuselage with variations in vertical-tail area and
fuselage length with and without horizontal tail surface [with list of ref-
erences] ; by Thomas A. Hollingworth. [1946.] cover title, 18 p. 2 pi. 38 p. of
pi. 4° (Wartime report L^8.) [Processed. Originally issued Apr. 1945 as
Advance restricted report L5C13.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-8

Investigation of effect of sideslip on lateral stability characteristics : 3, Rec-
tangular low wing on circular fuselage with variations in vertical-tail area and
fuselage length with and without horizontal tail surface [with list of ref-
erences] : by Thomas A. Hollingworth. [1946.] cover title, 20 p. 3 pi. 24 p. of
pi. 4° (Wartime report L-17.) [Processed. Originally issued Apr. 1945 as
Advance restricted report L5C13a.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^17

Notes on propeller and slipstream in relation to stability [with list of

references] ; by Herbert S. Ribner. [1946.] cover title, 17 p. 9 p. of pi. 4°
(Wartime report L-25.) [Processed. Originally issued Oct. 1944 as Advance
restricted report L4I12a. ) t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/D-25

Stability and control characteristics of fighter airplane in inverted flight

attitude as determined bv model tests [with list of references] ; by John W.
Paulson and Charles V. Bennett. [1946.] cover title, 12 p. 7 pi. 12 p. of pi. 4"
(Wartime report L-15. ) [Processed. Oiiginally issued Aug. 1945 as Advance
restricted report L5F25a.] t Y 4.N 21/5 : ll/L-15

StaMlizers (aircraft). Comparison of fixed-stabilizer, adjustable-stabilizer, and
all-movable horizontal tails [with list of references] ; by Sidney M. Harmon.
[1945.] cover title, 30 p. il. 3 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-195.) [Proc-
essed. Originally issued Oct. 1945 as Advance confidential report L5H04.] f

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-195

Stick-fixed neutral point a. Effect of power on stick-fixed neutral points of several
single-engine monoplanes as determined in flight ; by Maurice D. White. [1946.]
cover title. 6 p. il. 2 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report 1^24.) [Processed. Origi-
nally issued Aug. 1944 as Confidential bulletin L4H01.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-24

Stick-free neutral points. Some notes on determination of stick-free neutral
point from wind-tunnel data [with list of references] ; by Marvin Schuldenfrel.
[1946.] cover title, 17 p. 3 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-251.) [Processed.
Originally issued Feb. 1944 as Restricted biilletin 4B21.]. t

Y3.N 21/5: 11/1^251

Stresses. Bending and shear stre.sses developed by instantaneous arrest of root
of cantilever beam rotating with constant angular velocity about transverse
axis through root [with one reference] ; by Elbridge Z. Stowell. Edward B.
Schwartz and John C. Iloubolt. [1946.] cover title, 17 p. 7 p. of pi. 4" (War-
time report Lf-27.) [Processed. Originally issued June 1945 as Advance
restricted report L5B25.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^27

Critical (combinations of longitudinal and transverse direct stress for

infinitely long flat plate with edges ehistically restrained against rotation
[with list of references] ; by S. B. Batdorf, Manuel S'tein, and Charles Libove.
[1946.] cover title, 14 p. 6 p. of pi. 4" (Wartime report 1^-40.) [Processed.
Originally issued Mar. 1946 as Advance restricted report L6A0.")a.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^-49.

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1406 Government Pxjblications

Stresses — Continued.

Critical combinations of shear and ti'ansverse direct stress for infinitely

long Hat plate with edges elastically restrained against rotation [with list of
references] ; by S. B. Hatdorf and John C. Houbolt. [1046.] cover title, 22
p. 11. 5 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-1S3.) [Processed. Originally issued Jan.
1945 as Advance restricted report L4L14.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-183

Effect of normal pressure on critical compressive stress of curved sheet;

by Norman Rafel. [1946.] cover title, 2 p. 8 pi. 4° (Wartime report Lr-258.)
[Processed. Originallv issued Nov. 1942 as Restricted bulletin.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-258

Investigation of methods of supporting single-thickness specimens in fixture

for determination of compressive stress-strain curves [with list of references] ;
by Jo.soph N. Kotanchik. Walter Woods, and Robert A. Weinberger. [1946.]
cover title, 10 p. 9 pi. 4" (Wartime report Li-189.) [Processed. Originally
issued May 1945 as Restricted bulletin L5E15.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-189

Measurement of operating stresses in aircraft engine crankshaft under

power [with list of references] ; by Douglas P. Walstrom. [1946,] cover title,
13 p. 16 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-41.) [Processed. Originallv issued Feb.
1945 as Advance restricted report E5B01.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-41

Secondary stresses in open box Ijeams subjected to torsion [with list of

references] ; by Paul Kuhn, S. B. Batdorf. and Harold G. Brilmyer. [1946.]
cover title, 10 p. 10 p. of pi. 4" ( Wartime report L-14. ) [Processed. Originally
Issued Nov. 1944 as Advance restricted report L4I28.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : li/L-14

Stresses near juncture of closed and open torsion box as influenced by

bulkhead flexibility [with list of references] ; by Paul Kuhn and Harold G.
Brilmyer. [1946.] cover title, 22 p. 11 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report Lr-2.)
[Processed. Originally issued Aug. 1945 as Advance restricted report
L5G18. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/1^2

Tests and approximate analysis of bending stresses due to torsion in D-sec-

tion box [with list of references] ; by John E. Duberg and Harold G. Brilmyer.
[1946.] cover title, 7 p. 5 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-37.) [Processed.
Originally issued May 1944 as Advance restricted report I^E15.] t

Y3.N 21/5: 11/1^37

Tests of stress-carrying door in cDmpression [with one reference] : by

Robert Gottlieb. [1946.] cover title, 2 p. 4 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-253)
[Processed. Originally issued Sept. 1942 as Restricted bulletin.] t

Y3.N 21/5: 11/1^253

Tests of stress-carrying door in shear : by Robert Gottlieb. [1946.] cover

title, 1 p. 5 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-254.) [Processed. Originallv issued
Aug. 1942 as Restricted bulletin.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-254

Superchargers. Effect of carburetor throttle settings on velocity distribution at
outlet of vaned and vaneless supercharger inlet elbow [with one reference] :
by Donald C. Guentert and Edmund J. Baas. [1946.] cover title, 9 p. 11 pi. 4°
(Wartime report E-108.) [Processed. Originally issued Sept. 1945 as
Advance restricted report E5G23. ] f Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-108

Tail (aircraft). Effect of fabric deflection at high speeds on aerodynamic char-
acteristics of horizontal tail surface of SB2D-1 airplane [with list of
references] ; by Carl P. Schueller and Peter F. Korycinski. [1946.] cover
title, 17 p. 34 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-170.) [Processed. Originally issued
June 1045 as Advance restricted report LSFOla.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/Lr-170

Experimental verification of simplified vee-tail theory and analysis of

available data on complete models with vee tails [with list of references] ;
by Paul E. Pur-ser and John P. Campbell. [1946.] cover title. 36 p. 24 pi. 4°
(Wartime report L-212.) [Processed. Originally issued Jan. 1945 as Advance
confidential report L5A03.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/I/-212

Note on compressibility effec-ts on downwash at tail at subcritical speeds

[with list of references] ; by Jack N. Nielsen and Harold H. Sweberg. [1946.]
cover title, 8 p. 8 pi. 4° (Wartime report L-19.) [Processed. Originally
issued Mar. 1945 as Confidential bulletin L5C09.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-19

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Temperature. Effect of several methods of increasing knoclc-limited power on
cylinder temperatures [with list of references] ; by Harvey A. Cook, Jack E.
Vandeman, and Kenneth D. Brown. [1946.] cover title, 8 p. 12 pi. 4° (War-
time report E-36.) [Processed. Originally issued Sept. 1944 as Advance
restricted report E4I15.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-36

Trends in surface-ignition temperatures [with one reference] ; by Henry E.

Alquist and Donald W. Male. [1946.] cover title, 7 p. 16 pi. 4° (Wartime
report E-94.) [Processed. Originally issued Sept. 1944 as Advance restricted
report E4I25. ] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-94

Thermal efficiency. Effect of aromatics and spark advance on thermal eflBcieucy
[with list of references] ; by Mitchell Gilbert. [1946.] cover title, 10 p. 7 pi. 4"
(Wartime report E-99.) [Processed. Originally issued Sept. 1942 as Advance
restricted report.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-99

Tire friction coefficients and their relation to ground-run distance in landing
[with list of references] ; by F. B. Gustafson. [1946.] cover title, 12 p. 5 pi. 4"
(Wartime reiwrt Li-245.) [Processed. Oiiginally issued June 1942 as Advance
restricted report.] t Y. 3.N 21/5 : 11/I>245

Torquemeters. Flight tests of P-63A-1 airplane with electric torquemeter [with
list of references] ; by J. Gary Nettles and Morgan P. Hanson. [1946.] cover
title, 11 p. 8 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-64.) [Processed. Originally issued
Mar. 1945 as Advanced restricted report E5B16.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-64

Tubes. Heat-transfer tests of aqueous thylene glycol solutions in electrically
heated tube [with list of references] ; by Everett Bernardo and Carroll E. Eian.
[1946.] cover title, p. 1-16+leaves 17-22, 16 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-13G.)
[Processed. Originally issued Aug. 1945 as Advance restricted report
E5F07.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-136

Performance tests of NACA tM)e A finned-tube exhaust lieat exchanger

[with list of references] ; by J. George Renter and S. V. Manson. [1946.]
cover title, 13 p. 10 pi. 2 tab. 4° (Wartime report E-97.) [Processed.
Originally issued Aug. 1944 as Advance restricted report E4H22.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-97

Pressure drop in tank and float vent tubes on diving airplanes [with list

of references] ; by C. D. Waldron. [1946.] cover title, 14 p. 26 pi. 4°
(Wartime report E-114.) [Processed. Originally issued Jan. 1939 as Advance
confidential report.] t Y 3.N 21/ : ll/E-114

Small-orifice tubes for minimizing diluation in exhaust-gas samples [with

one reference] by Harvey A. Cook and Walter T. Olson. [1946.] cover title,
9 p. 12 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-137.) [Processed. Originally issued Feb.
1943 as Advance restricted report.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-137

Turbines. Performance of exhaust-gas blowdown turbine on 9-cylinder radial
engine [with list of references] ; by L. Ilichard Turner and Leland (i. Desmon.
[1946.] cover title, 16 p. 15 pi. 4° (Wartime report E-30.) [Processed.
Originally issued Dec. 1944 as Advance confidential report E4K30.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-30

Theoretical analysis of performance of Diesel engine-compressor-turbine

combination for aircraft [with list of references] ; by Eldon W. Hall. [1946.]
cover title, 19 p. 4 pi. 4" (Wartime report E-31.) [Processed. Originally
issued Aor. 1945 as Advance confidential report E5D10.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-31

Thermodynamic data for computation of performance of exhaust-gas

turbines [with list of references] ; by Benjamin riiikel and L. Richard Turner.
[1946.] cover title, p. 1-34-f leaves 35-43, 21 pi. 7 are in pocket, 4» (Wartime
report E-23.) [Processed. Originally issued Oct. 1945 as Advance restricted
report 4B25.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/E-23

Turhosupercharger. Recommended test procedure for aircraft engine turbosuper-
charger power plants [with list of references] ; by NACA subcommittee on Re-
covery of Power From Exhaust Gas. [1946.] cover title, [l]+34 p. 11 pi. 4°
(Wartime report E-135.) [Processed. Originally issued June 1943 as Ad-
vance restricted report 3F22.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : 11/D^ 135

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1408 Government Publications

Webs (aircraft). Coiuparisou of structural eflBciencies of diagonal-tension webs
and truss webs of 24S-T aluminum alloy [with list of references] ; by David
W. Ochiltree. [1940.] cover title, (i p. 2 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report
Lr-34.) [Processed. Originally issued July 1945 as Restricted bulletin
L5I'^2o.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-34

Wings (aircraft). Analysis of fatigue life of airplane wing structure under
overload conditions [with list of references] ; by Abbott A. Putnam and Thomas
D. Reisert. [ll»46.] cover title, 4 p. 3 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-IO.)
[Processed. Originally issued Feb. 1946 as Restricted bulletin Lr)K29.] t

Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-K)

Analysis of life expectancy of aii-plane wings in normal cruising flight

[with list of references] ; by Abbott A. Putnam. [1946.] cover title. 19 p.
2 pi. 8 p. of pi. 4" (Wartime report L-35. ) [Processed. Originally is.sued
July 1945 as Advance restricted report L5F27a.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-35

Charts for determination of wing torsional stiffness required for specified

rolling characteristics or aileron reversal speed [with list of references] ; by
Henry A. I'earson and William S. Aiken, jr. [1&46.] cover title. 25 p. 8 pi. 4°
(Wartime report L-IST.) [Processed. Originally issued Dec. 1944 as Advance
confidential report L4L13.] f Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-187

Wind-tunnel investigation of XACA 66-series 16-percent-thick low-drag ta-
pered wing with Fowler and e;plit flaps [with list of references] ; by Robert H.
Neely and Gerald V. Foster. [1946.] cover title. 11 p. 2 pi. 14 p. of pi. 4"
(Wartime report L-134.) [Processed. Originally issued Jan. 1946 as Ad-
vance confidential report L5F2S.] t Y 3.N 21/5 : ll/L-134

Yatc (aircraft). Effects of compressibility and large angles of yaw on pressure
indicated by total-pressure tube [with one reference] ; by Milton D. Humphreys.
[1946.] cover title, 6 p. 10 p. of pi. 4° (Wartime report L-77.) [Processed.
Originally issued Apr. 1945 as Restricted bulletin L5C30.] t

"fe. ... Y3.N 21/5: 11/1^77

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register are, in effect, daily supplements to the Code of Federal regulations, and regulatory
documents published therein follow tlie Code arrangement.

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p. 12923-13994, 4° [Daily except Sunday, Monday and day following a legal
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Congress. From Mar. 14. 1936. through Xov. 30, 1946, one hundred and ninety-seven
(197) agencies have sul)mitted documents for publication in the Federal register.
Suitable indexes are issued monthly, quarterly, and annually. The bound volumes
of the Federal register were discontinued on .Tune 3, 1938, and have been replaced
by the annual siu>plements to the Code of Federal regulations.

The Federal register is sold by the Superintendent of Documents on the following
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•SI 5.00 per year. Subscriptions are payable in advance. Send remittances to the
Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C.

Same, v. 11, nos. 191-213, index, Oct 1946 [1946.] .36 p. 4°

AE2.7:ll/191-213/ind

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NATIONAL HOUSING AGENCY

Housing. Housing facts. Washington, D. C, Jan. r.)4t). L2J+34 p. il. oblong 8"
[Processed.] t
L. C. card 40-27978 NHA 1.2 : H 81/9

New actions to speed veterans housing. Oct. 14, 194(5. [4] p. 4° [Proc-

ecced.] t NIIA 1.2 : V 64/2

FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION

Insured mortrjagc portfolio, index to v. 10, 3d quarter 1945-2(1 quarter 1946.
[194(}.J [4] p. 4" * Paper, .")('. • Item 4tJ2 NHA 2.8 : 10/ind.

XoTE.— The Insured mortgage portfolio is the Federal Housing Administration's me-
dium of communication with tinancial institutions which are approved or eligible for
participation in the insured mortgage system. The Portfolio will be sent to these ■with-
out charge. Others desiring copies may obtain them from the Superintendent of Docu-
ments, Government Printing Ollice, Washington 25, D. C, at the prices stated above.

Lending operations. FHA title 1 : Lending operations. [1946.] 23 p. 11. 4°
(FH-3L) t • Item 461 NHA 2.2 : L 54

1. Past and future.

2. Keys to successful operation.

3. Dealer business.

4. Title 1 insurance procedures.

Real estate. Trends in selected economic and real estate factors in United
States through Sept. 1946. Nov. 8, 1946. [2] leaves, 2 pi. 4° [Processed.] t

NHA 2.2 : R 22/94«>-2

Report. 11th annual report of Federal Housing Administration, year ending
Dec. 31, 1944, submitted to Congress with 3d annual report of National Housing
Agency. [1946.] 65 p. il. * Paper, 15c. • Item 4.59
L. C. card 3.5-26124 NHA 2.1 : 944

FEDERAL PUBLIC HOUSING AUTHORITY

Housing. Reference and source material on : 1, Housing and housing needs, 2,
Economic and social costs of good and bad housing, 3, Who pays for public
bousing. Mar. 1946. cover title, 30 p. 4° [Processed.] f
L. C. card 40-27900 NHA 4.2 : H 81/11

NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD

Note. — The bound volumes of Decisions and orders are sold by the Superintendent of
Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C, at various prices, depending
upon the size of the volume.

Aluminum Company of America. Appendix to respondent's brief, in circuit court
of appeals for 7th circtiit, no. 9129, Aluminum Company of America i\ National
Labor Relations Board ; on petition for enforcement of order of National Labor
Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, i-t-33 p. t ' LR 1.9 : Al 82/8

Atlas Coil Spring Co. No. 4201, in circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit. National
Labor Relations Board v. Oscar Cutler and Elizabeth Lederman, d/b/a Atlas
Coil Spring Company and I^ouis J. Kelty, d/b/a Kelty :\Iachine Works, on peti-
tion for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations Board ; brief for
National Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, i-}-21 p. large 8° t

LR 1.9 : At 65/5

Proceedings in circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit, National Labor Rela-
tions Board versus Oscar Cutler and Elizabeth Lederman, doing business as
Atlas Coil Spring Company, and Louis J. Kelty, individually, and doing busi-
ness as Kelty Machine Works ; petition for enforcement of order of National
Labor Relations Board. [1946.] p. 181-186. $ LR 1.9 : At 65/7

Bird Machine Co. In circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit. National Labor Rela-
tions Board t;. Bird Machine Company; petition f(u- enforcement of order of
National Labor Relations Board. [1946.] p. 145-149, large 8° t

LR 1.9 : B532/3

• Sent to Depository Libraries

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Brown Co. In circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit. National Labor Relations
Board v. Brown Company; petition for enforcement of order of National Labor
Relations Board. [1946.] p. 119-124, large 8° X LR1.9:B815/8

No. 4215, in circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit. National Labor Relations

Board i'. Brown Couipany, on petition for enforcement of order of National
Labor Relations Board; brief for National Labor Relations Board. [1946.]
cover title, ii+29 p. large 8° t LR 1.9 : B 815/6

Clark Bros. Co., Inc. In circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit. National Labor
lielations Board v. Clark Bros. Co., Inc. ; petition for enforcement of order of
National Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, 7 p. % LR 1.9 : C 549

Court decisions relating to national labor relations act, v. 4, June 1, 1943-Jan. 1,
1946; [prepared by John E. Lawyer and Jack Mantel]. June 1946. xviii+1263
p. * Cloth, $2.50. • Item 845
L. C. card 44-41303 LR 1.14 : 4

Drcisiom and orders of National Labor Relations Board, v. 67, Apr. 4-iIay 15,
1946. 1946. xv+1447 p. * Cloth, $2.75. • Item 844
L. C. card 37-26136 LR 1.8 : 67

Gonzales Padin Co., Inc. Appendix to petitioner's brief, in circuit court of appeals
for 1st circuit, no. — , National Labor Relations Board v. Gonzales Padin Com-
pany, Inc. ; on petition for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations
Board. [1W6.] cover title, ii+82 p. large 8° % LR 1.9 : G 589/2

Home Beneficial Life Insurance Co., Inc. Appendix to respondent's brief, in cir-
cuit court of appeals for 4th circuit, no. — , Home Beneficial Life Insurance Co.,
Inc., V. National Labor Relations Board ; on petition to review order of National
Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, ii-f 167 p. $ LR 1.9 : H 752/2

Lciois d Holmes Motor Freight Corporation. No. 5539, in circuit court of appeals
for 4th circuit. National Labor Relations Board f. Lewis & Holmes Motor
Freight Corporation, on petition for enforcement of order of National Labor
Relations Board ; brief for National Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover
title, i-f 20 p. t LR 1.9 : L 589

Robiins Tire d Rubber Co., Inc. Appendix to petitioner's brief, in circuit court
of appeals for 5th circuit, no. — , National Labor Relations Board v. Robbins
Tire and Rubber Company, Inc. ; on petition for enforcement of order of
National Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, ii+60 p. t

LR 1.9 :R 539/2

Ross Gear d Tool Co. No. 9053, in circuit court of appeals for 7tli circuit, National
Labor Relations Board v. Ross Gear and Tool Company, on ijetition for enforce-
ment of order of National Labor Relations Board ; replv brief for National
Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title, 10 p. t ' LR 1.9 :R 733/2

Rules and regulations, series 4, and national labor relations act (49 Stat. 449),
effective Sept. 11, 1946. 1946. iv-|-52 p. * Paper, 15c. • Item 846
L. C. card 36-26362 LR 1.6 : R 86/ser.4/946

Surprise Candy Co. In circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, National Labor
Relations Board v. Jacob Garfunkel and Hyman Garfunkel, d/b/a Surprise
Candy Company, on petition for enforcement of order of National Labor Rela-
tions Board; brief for National Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title.
ii+31 p. t LR 1.9 :Su 77/2

Toledo Desk d Fixture Co. No. 10274, in circuit court of api)eals for 6th circuit,
National Labor Relations Board v. Toledo Desk & Fixture Company, on peti-
tion for enforcement of order of National Labor Relations Board ; brief for
National Labor Relations Board. [1946.] cover title. iii-|-35 p. t

LR 1.9 : T 575

Moments Wear Co. In circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit. National Labor
Relations Board v. Women's Wear Company, on petition for enforcement of
order of National Labor Relations Board ; brief for National Labor Relations
Board. [1946.] cover title, ii +26 p. t LR 1.9 :W 842/2

• Sent to Depository Libraries

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NATIONAL RAILROAD ADJUSTMENT BOARD

Aicards 10621-770, 1st division, National Railroad Adjustment Board, Chicago,
111., V. 70. Champlin-Shealy Company, Law Printers, Chicago, 111. [1946.]
[l]+93Sp. t National Railroad Adjustment Board. Cliicago, 111. (price upon
application.)

L. C. card 36-26211 RA 1.7 : 70

Note. — Tbe 1st division has jurisdiction over disputes involving train-and-yard-service
employees of carriers ; that is, engineers, firemen, hostlers, and outside hostler helpers,
conductors, trainmen, and yard-service employees.

NAVY DEPARTMENT

MARINE CORPS

Flag. How to respect and display our flag. n. p. [MCPB, Mar. 20, 1946].
[4] +30+ [2] p. il. 12° t
L. C. card 46-27977 N 9.2 : F 59/946

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE

NAVAL BECORDS AND LIBRARY OFFICE

Naval documents related to United States wars with Barbary Powers, v. 6,
Naval operations, including diplomatic background. May 1805-07. 1944.
[3]+viii+768 p. 1 por. 7 pi. map. * Cloth, $4.00 (25 percent discount to dealers
not allowed).
L. C. card 39-26715 N 16.2 : B 23/v.6

NAVAL OPERATIONS OFFICE

Typhoons and hurricanes; prepared by Aviation Training Division. [1946.]
36 p. il. 16° (Aerology series no. 10.) [Issued with perforations. Text on
p. 2 and 4 of cover.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 863 N 27.13 : 10

HYDROORAPHIC OFFICE

Note. — The charts, sailing directions, light lists, manuals, and tables published by the
Hydrographic Office are again available to the public. All charts and publications are for
sale by the Hydrographic Office, Navy Department, Washington 25, D. C, and by its com-
mercial agents which are located in the principal American sea and lake ports. Manuals
and tables which do not require correction service arc available from the Superintendent
of Documents. Washington 25, D. C. H. O. circular 3 and its supiilcment lists all sailing
directions, light lists, manuals, and tables, and several charts and reprints of hydrographic
information, which are often in demand, and the circulars are supplied free upon request
to the Hydrographic Office. Weekly notice to mariners and H. O. bulletins are supplied
free only to those having a definite need thereof, on application to the Hydrographic
Office, Navy Department, Washington 25, D. C, or to the Branch Hydrographic Offices in
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk, Savannah, New Orleans, Galveston,
San Francisco, San Pedro (Calif.), San .Tuan (P. R.), Captain of the Port, Panama Canal,
Portland (Oreg.), Seattle, Honolulu (T. H.), Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, Sault Ste. Marie,
and Duluth.

Charts

Antarctic regiou.s. Pacific Ocean, between latitudes 70° S. and 80° S. and longi-
tudes 130° W. and 165° W. from all available authorities; no. 5412. Scale 1°
long.=2.4 cm. Washington, D. C. published Sept. 1939, 2d edition, Nov. 1946.
38X34 in. [Mercator projection.] t 60c. N 6.18: 5412

Backstairs Passage, eastern entrance to Gulf of St. Vincent, Australia, south
coast, from British survey in 1869; no. 3519. Scale naut. m.=l in., natural
scale 1 : 72,970. Washington, D. C, published Mar. 1926, 2d edition, Nov. 1946.
26X20 in. f 30c. N 6.18: 3519

Buenos Aires, Argentinn. Approaclies to Puerto de Buenos Aires, Rios Parana
and Uruguay, Rio de la Plata, South America from Argentine surveys to 1930
with corrections to 1944: no. 5287. Natural scale 1:100,000. Washington.
D. C, published Feb. 1933, 4th edition, Oct. 1946. 38X28 in. t 50c.

N 6.18: 5287
Insets :

Carmelo, Puerto de.

Nueva Palmira, Puerto de, Rio Uruguay, from Uruguayan survey in 1925,

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1412 Go\TERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

Compass. Variatiou of compass for 1945; no. ITfMl Washineton. D. C Isf
edition, Sept. 11)40. 27X47 in. [Formerly no. 2400.] t t30c. N 0.18 : 1700

Same; no. 1700N. Radial scale: 1° lat. = l cm. Washington, D. C, 1st

edition, Sept. 1940. 31X32 in. [Azimuthal equidistant projection.] t iiOc.

N 0.18: 1700 N

Same; no. 1706S. Radial scale: 1° lat.=l cm. Washington, D. C, 1st

edition, Sept. 1940. 31X32 in. [Azimuthal equidistant projection.] t ">0c.

N 0.18 : 1700 S
Debenham Ishnids, Marguerite Bay, Palmer Peninsula, west coast, Antarctica,
from British Gr;iham Land Expedition surveys between 1934 and 1937 and
U. S. S. Bear surveys between 1939 and 1941; no. 0051. Scale 100 yds.=l in.,
natural scale 1:3,580. Washington, D. C, 1st edition, Nov. 1946. 35X27 in.
t 50c. N 0.18 : 0651

Hiro Wav, Naikai (Inland Sea). Honshu, south coast, Japan, from Japanese
surveys between 1920 and 1932; no. 0354. Scale 500 yds.=1.8 in., natural
scale 1 : 10.055. Washington, D. C, published June 1945, 2d edition, Nov. 1946.
28X39 in. f 00c. N 0.18: 6354

Inset : Kihata Quat.

Hokkaido. Aeronautical chart: Japan, Hokkaido; V14-312. Scale 1" = 14 naut.
m. (1:1,021,474) at lat. 43°45'. Washington, D. C, 1st edition, June 1946.
25X37 in. [Mercator projection.] t 40c. N 0.18 : V 14-312

Hokkaido and northern Honshii area, Japan, corrected to Sept. 1, 1946;

Index J-1. Washington, D. C. [IWO.] 19X25 in. (H. O. pub. no. 1-N.)
[Text on reverse side.] t N 0.18: J-1

Uousliu, south coast Tokyo Kaiwan to Sliiono Misaki, Japan, corrected to Sept. 1.
1940 ; Index J-4. Washington, D. C. [1946.] 18X24 in. (H. O. pub. no. 1-N.)
[Text on reverse side.] t N 6.18 : J-4

Inset : Central part of Tokyo Kaiwan.

Hii-hi Tao Harbor, Gulf of Liaotung, China, from Japanese survey in 1932; no.
0495. Scale 500 vds.=2.2 in., natural scale 1:10,000. Washington. D. C,
published July 1945, 2d edition, Oct. 1940. 26X38 in. t 50c. N 6.18 : 6495

Inland Sea. Naikai (Inland Sea) and southern approaches, Japan, corrected to
Sept. 1, 1946; Index J-3. Washington, D. C. [1946.] 18X24 in. (H. O. pub.
no. 1-N.) [Text on reverse side.] t N 6.18: J-3

Jakobshavn sheet, Greenland, west coast, compiled from latest available informa-
tion to 1942 : no. 5610. Natural .scale 1 :250,000 at lat. 65°. Washington. D. C.
published Mar. 1942, 2d edition. Oct. 1946. 32X50 in. t 80c. N 6.18: 5616

Inset : Kronprinsans Oer (Whale Fish Islands) Anchorage, from British surveys in 1824.

Japan and Korea area, corrected to Sept. 1, 1946; Index J. Washington, D. C.
[1940]. 25X19 in. (II. O. pub. no. 1-N.) [Text on reverse side.] t

N 6.18 : J

Kii Sitido and approaches. Honshu and Shikoku, Japan, from Japanese surveys
to 1928 : no. 0.390. Natural scale 1 : 208.600 at lat. 33''40'. Washington. D. C.
1st edition, Sept. 1940. 27X39 in. t 60c. N 0.18: 0390

Insets :

Crobo Byochi.
Kadano Seto.

Kiifishu. Western part of Kvushu and vicinity, Japan, corrected to Aug. 1.
1946 ; Index J-2. Washington, D. C. [1946]. 24X19 in. (H. O. pub. no. 1-N.)
[Text on rever.se side.] f N 6.18 : J-2

Lerwnrd I.<i]andf>. Lesser Antilles, West Indies, Anguilla to St. Kitts (St. Chi'is-
topher). from British surveys between 1847 and 1850: no. 1834. Natural scale
1 : 145,925 at lat. 18°. Washington, D. C, published Dec. 1899. 7th edition, Oct.
1946. 41X31 in. t 60c. N6.18:1834

Insets :
Saba.
Sombrero Island, from United States and British surveys to 1859.

Lung-K'ou Wan. China. Po Hai (Gulf of Chihli), from Japanese survey in 1940;
no. 6085. Scale naut. m.=2.4 in., natural scale 1:30,075. Washington, D. C..
1st edition, Oct. 1946. 20X28 in. t 30e. N 6.18: 6085

• Sent to Depository Libraries

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Moji and Sliinionoseki, Kammon Ko, Shimonoseki Kaikyo, Japan, from Japanese
surveys between 1917 and 1927 with additions to 1'.I41 : no. 2474. Scale naut.
m.=9 in., natural scale 1 : 8,087. Washington. D. C, published Sept. 1921, 11th
edition, Oct. 1946. 40X26 in. t 60c. N 6.18: 2474

Navoose Harbor and Ballenas Channel, Strait of Georgia, British Columbia,
Canada, from Canadian surveys between 1937 and 1939; no. 2383. Scale
naut. m.=4.4 in., natural scale 1 : 16,500. Washington, D. C, published Jan.
1907, 7th edition, Sept. 1946. 29X39 in. t 60c. N 6.18: 2383

Natisei Shoto (Southwestern Islands), Japan, corrected to Sept. 1, 1946; Index
J-5. Washington, D. C. [1946]. 18X25 in. (H. O. pub. no. 1-N.) [Text on
reverse side.] t N 6.18: J-5

Inset : Okinawa Shima.

Paramusliiru Kaikijo, Chishima Retto (Kuril Islands), Japan, from Japanese sur-
veys in 1912 and 1935 ; no. 1889. Scale naut. m.=3 in., natural scale 1 : 24,335.
Washington, D. C, published Mar. 1901, 7th edition, Nov. 1946. 28X19 in. t
30c. N 6.18 : 1889

Philippine Islands. Aeronautieol chart: Philippine Islands, Samar-Mindanao ;
V14-318. Scale 1" =14 naut. m. (1 : 1,021,474) at lat. 8°45°[']- Washington,
D. C, 1st edition, Aug. 1946. 35X27 in. [Mercator projection.] t 40c.

N 6.18 : V14-318

Rada Punta Arenas, Chile, from Chilean chart of 1935 with corrections from other
sources to 1945; no. 20S1. Scale naut. m.=4.9 in., natural scale 1:15,000.
Washington, D. C, published June 1902, 11th edition, Oct. 1946. 33X19 in. t
20c. N 6.18 : 2081

Russia. Aeronautical chart : U. S. S. R., Mys Kamchatskiy-Mys Lopatka ; V14-310.
Scale 1"=14 naut. m. (1 : 1,021,474) at lat. 53°. Washington, D. C, 1st edition,
July 1946. 25X37 in. [Mercator projection.] t 40c. N 6.18 : V14-310

Saint Lawrenec River, Montreal to Cape St. Michel. Canada, from Canadian sur-
veys between 1897 and 1939; no. 1353. Scale naut. m.=2 in., natural scale
1:36.464. Washington, D. C, published Feb. 1893, 24th editidu, Sept. 1946
36X26 in. t 50c. N 6.18: 1353

Thames River. River Thames entrance, North Foreland to the Nore, England

east coast, from British surveys to 1939; no. 4479. Natural scale 1:52.100

Washington, D. C, published May 1915, 15th edition, Oct. 1946. 26X47 in. t

^»0<^- N 6.18 : 4479

NAirrioAL Almanac office

American ephemeris and nautical almanac, [calendar] vear 1948. 1946 xviii-f
640 p. large 8° * Cloth, $2.00. • Item 882
L. C. card 7-35435 N 11.5 : 948

NAVAL PERSONNEL BUREAU

Diesel engine maintenance training manual, Navy ; prepared by Bureau of Ships
for Standards and Curriculum Division, Training. Feb. 1946. xvi+344 p il 4"
* Cloth, $1.75. • Item 906
L. C. card 46-27938 N 17.24/4 : D 56

Flight engineering; prepared by Standai'ds and Curriculum Division, Training.
Edition of 1946. 1946. vi + [l]+271 p. il. 12° (Navy training courses.)
I Other illustrations on p. 1 and 3 of cover.] * Paper, 50c. • Item 907
L. C. card 4i\-21Q16 N 17.25 : F 64/946

PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE

Casualties. State summary of war casualties: New Jersey: [compiled Aug. 1946
by Casualty Section] . [1946.] 1 2] +77 p. 4" * Paper. 25c. • Item 857

N 1.34 : N 42j

Same: Ohio; [compiled Aug. 1946 by Casualty Sectir)ii]. 1946. [2] +113 p.

4° * Paper, 3nc. • Item 857 N 1.34 : Oh 3

Same: Tennessee: [compiled Aug. 1946 bv Casualty Section]. 1946.

[2] +41 p. 4° * Paper 20c. • Item 857 N l.:^4:T25

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1414 Government Publications

Casualties — Continued.

Same: Wisconsin; [compiled Sept. 1946, Casualty Section]. 1946. [2] +57

p. 4° * Paper, li(»c. • Item 857 N 1.34 : W 75

Same: Wyoming: [compiled Aug. 1^6 by Casualty Section]. [1946.]

[2] +8 p. 4° * Paper, 10c. • Item 857 N 1.34 : W99

Communiques. Navy Department communiques 601-624, May 25-Aug. 30, 1945
and Pacific Fleet communiciues 373-471, with other otficial statements and
pertinent press releases. 1946. [2]+127+xxxii p. * Paper, 30c.
L. C. card 43-52361 N 31.2 : C73/601-624

SHIPS BUREAU

Life preservers. Bureau of Ships manual : chap. 33, Life preservers, living and
berthing equipment ; July 1, 1946. [1946.] [l]+8 p. il. 4° [This chapter, re-
vised June 1946, supersedes chap. 33, Nov. 1, 1943.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 913
L. C. card 46-27975 N 29.13 : 33/946

Medical appliances. Bureau of Ships manual : chap. 37, Medical and dental
appliances; Sept. 1, 1946. [1946.] [l]+2 p. 4° [Issued in loose-leaf form
for insertion in the Manual. Revision of chap. 37, Medical appliances, Nov. 1,
1945.] % • Item 913 N 29.13 : 37/946

Ship control. Bureau of Ships manual : chap. 24, Ship control equipment ; Aug.
1,1946. [1946.] [1]+11 p. 4° [Revision of Bureau of Ships manual, chap.
24, Oct. 4, 1944.] * Paper, lOo. • Item 913
L. C. card 46-27974 N 29.13 : 24/946

Steering gear. Bureau of Ships manual : chap. 22, Steering gear ; Aug. 1, 1946.
[1946.] [1]+11 p. il. 3 pi. 4° [Revision of chap. 22, May 24, 1944.] * Paper,
25c. • Item 913
L. C. card 46-27973 N 29.13 : 22/946

Winclies. Bureau of Ships manual : chap. 20, Winches and capstans ; Sept. 1,
1946. [1946.] [l]+2 p. 4° [Issued in loose-leaf form for insertion in the
Manual. Revision of chap. 20, Mar. 1, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 913

N 29.13 : 20/946

SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAU

Oovcrnment supplies. Joint Army-Navy specification: Braid, cotton, tubular;
July 25, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. 12° (JAN-B-37L) t N 20.23 : JAN-B-371

Same: Cloth, cotton, sheeting, coating-quality; Aug. 8, 1946. [1946.] 6 p.

12° (JAN-C-380.) t N 20.23 : JAN-C-380

Same: Diggers, clay, pneumatic, 25-lb. class (%-in.-hexagon by 2%-in.

chuck) ; Aug. 29, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12° (JAN-D-385.) t

N 20.23 : JAN-D-385

Same: Hose, gasoline, synthetic-rubber (discharge type); July 25, 1946.

[1946.] 17 p. 12° (JAN-H-370.) t N 20.23 : JAN-H-370

Same: Mixers, asphalt, Diesel-driven, 110 to 200 tons per hour; July 31.

1946. [1946.] 22 p. il. 12° (JAN-M-375.) t N 20.23 : JAN-M-375

Same: Packaging and packing for ovei-seas shipment, boxes, fiberboard

(V-board and W-board), exterior and interior, amdt. 3; Aug. 27, 1946. [1946.]
3 p. 12° (JAN-P-IOS [amdt. 3].) [Supersedes amdt. 3, Apr. 23, 1946.] t

N 20.23 : JAN-P-108/amdt.3

• Same : Packaging and packing for overseas shipment, lioxes. wood, fire-
board-lined (for weight of contents not exceeding .500 pounds) ; Aug. 1, 1946.
[1946.] 17 p. il. 12° (JAN-P-13S.) t N 20.23 : JAN-P-13S

Same: Packaging and packing for overseas shipment, boxes, wood, nailed;

Aug. 1, 1946. [1946.] 25 p. il. 12° (.TAN-P-106A.) [Supersedes JAN-P-106,
June 30, 1944.] t N 20.23 : JAN-P-106A

Same: Packaging and packing for overseas shipment, containers (cans,

pails and drums), metal (for other than substance items) : July 30, 1946.
[1946.] 18 p. 12° (JAN-P-124A.) [Supersedes JAN-P-124. Sept. 30. 1944.] f

N 20.23 : JAN-P-124 A

• Sent to Depository Libraries

December 1946 1415

Government supplies — Continued.

Same: Packaging and packing for overseas shipment, plywood, container

grade, amdt. 1; Aug. 22, 1946. [1046.] 2 p. 12° (JAN-P-139 [amdt. 1]) t

N 20.23 : JAN-r-139/am(lt. 1

Same: Pipe, culvert, iron or steel, nestable (for overseas use), amdt. 1;

Aug. 22, 1946. [1946.] 11 p. il. 12" ( JAN-P-236 [amdt. 1.].) f

N 20.23 : JAN-P-236/amdt. 1

Same: Preservation, packaging, and packing of anti-friction bearings and

bearing parts, amdt. 1; Aug. 29, 1946. [194(5.] 4 p. 12° (JAN-P-197 [amdt.
1. ] . ) t N 20.23 : .TAN-P-197/amdt. 1

Navy Department specification : Aiguillettes; Sept. 16, 1946. [1946.] 4 p.

12° (71Ala.) [Supersedes 71A1, Jan. 2, 1937.] t N 20.6/2 : 71 A 1 a

Same: Bags, canva.s, 800-pound-capacity ; Sept. 3, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. il.

12° (24B9c.) [Supersedes 24B9b, Sept. 1, 1944.] t N 20.6/2 : 24 B 9 c

Same: Binders, loose-leaf, special (locked-ring type) ; Sept. 3, 1946. [1946.]

5 p. 12° (5:3B14.) [Supersedes 53B14 (INT). Jan. 2. 194.5.] t

N 20.0/2 : 53 B 14

Same : Brick, fire-clay ; Oct. 1.5, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. 12" (.32B2f.) t

N 20.6/2 : 32 B 2 f

Same: Cambric, insulating, varnished; Oct. 15, 1946. [1946.] 11 p. 12°

(17C8b.) [Supersedes 17C8a, Sept. 2, 1941.] f N 20.6/2 : 17 C 8 b

Same: Canvas, cotton, fire-, vpater-. and vpeather-resistant ; Oct. 15, 1946.

[1946.] 2 p. 12° (24C20b.) [Supersedes 24C20a, Dec. 15, 1945.] f

N 20.6/2 : 24 C 20 b

Same: Caps, watch; Sept. 16. 1946. [1946.] 4 p. 1 pi. 12° (55C42.)

[Supersedes 73C3b, Mar. 1, 1943.] t N 20.6/2 : 55 C 42

Same : Cloths, boat ; Oct. 15, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. il. 12° (27C23b.) f

N 20.6/2 : 27 C 23 b

Same: Compound, oil- and water-absorbing (for floors and decks) ; Sept.

16,1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12° (51C58.) f N 20.6/2 : 51 C 58

Same: Deodorant, block; Sept. 16, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12° (51D23.)

[Supersedes 51D23 (INT), July 1, 1945.] t N 20.6/2 : 51 D 23

Same : Felt, insulating, mineral ; Sept. 16, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. 12° (32F4a.)

[Supersedes 32F4, Sept. 1, 1943.] t N 20.6/2 : 32 F 4a

Same: Hoists, chain, hand-operated, and trolleys; Oct. 15, 1946. 1946.

1 p. 12° (41H12h.) [Supersedes 41H12g, Nov. 1, 1943.] t

N 20.6/2: 41 H 12 h

Same: Jerseys; Sept. 16, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. il. 12" (55J2i.) [Super-
sedes 55J2h, Oct. 1, 1940.] f N 20.6/2 : 55 J 2 i

Same: Meters, moisture, lumber (for determination of moisture content) ;

Oct. 15, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12° (18M7a.) [Supersedes 18M7, May 1,
19-11. ] t N 20.6/2 : 18 M 7 a

Same: Packing, asbestos-metallic-cloth, sheet and tape; Sept. 16, 1946.

[IMQ.] 5 p. 12° (33P2h.) [Supersedes 33P2f, Aug. 1, 1944. 33P2g, Mar. 1,
1945.] t N 20.6/2 : 33 P 2 h

Same: Packing, coil-form, stuffing-tube and terminal-tube (for electric

cables) ; Sept. 3, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 12° (33P28c.) [Supersedes 33P2Sb,
Nov. 1, 1943.] t N 20.6/2 : 33 P 28 C

Same: Paint, outside, navy-blue (formula no. 5NB) ; Oct. 15. 1946.

[1946.] 1 p. 12° (52P44b.) f N 20.6/2 : 52 P44b

Same: Pullers, fuse; Sept. 16, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. il. 12° (17P6b.)

[Supersedes 17P6a, Oct. 1, 1942.] t N 20.6/2 : 17P6b

Same: Shields, face, plastic; Sept. 3, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. 12° (37S13.)

[Supersedes 37S13 (INT), Nov. 1, 1943.] f N 20.6/2 : 37S13

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Government supplies — Continued.

Same: Sleeving, insulating, cotton; Sept. IG, 194G. [1946.] 7 p. 12"

(17S10C.) tSiiiiersedes ITSlOa, Oct. 1, 1941 and ITSlOb, Aug. 1, 1944.] t

N 20.G/2 : ITSlOc

Same: Spotliglits, incandescent, power-boat; Sept. 16, 1946. [1946.]

6 p. 12" (17S14C.) [Supersedes 17S14a, Nov. 2, 1942, 17S14b, May 1, 1944.] t

N 20.6/2 : 17S14c

Same: Thermometers, industrial; Sept. 16, 1946. [1946.] 27 p. il. 12°

(18T7L.) [Supersedes 1ST7J, July 1, 1944, lST7k, July IG, 1945.] t

N 20.6/2 : 18T7L

Same: Traps, steam, open-bucket and continuous-flow (sliipboard use) ;

Sept. 16, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. 12° (45Tle.) [Supersetles 45Tlc, Aug. 1, 1938
and 4oTld, Feb. 15, 1946.] t N 20.6/2 : 45Tle

Manual. Bureau of Supplies and Accounts manual: v. 3. [Supply afloat].
Change 1; Sept. 15, 1946. [1946.] iv p. 4° [Accompanied by reprints of
certain pages (with changes) to be inserted in the Manual.] |

N 20.13 : Su7/2/946/v.3/ch.l

Same: v. 6 [Accounting ashore]. Change 1; Sept. 16, 1946. [1946.]

iv. p. 4° [Accompanied by reprints of certain pages (with changes) to be
inserted in the Manual.] $ N 20.13 : Su7/2/946/v.6/ch.l

Navy shipping guide. Change 58, Navy shipping guide [1941], pt. 1 ; Nov. 1, 1946.
[1946.] i p. [Accompanied by reprints of certain pages (with changes) to be
inserted in the Navy shipping guide.] t N 20.17/2 : 58/pt 1/946

Same, pt. 2; Nov. 1, 194G. [1946.] i p. [Accompanied by reprints of

certain pages (with changes) to be inserted in the Navy shipping guide.]. J

N 20.17/2 : 58/pt.2/946

PAN AMERICAN UNION

Note. — The Pan American Union sells its own illustrated monthly Bulletin, booklets, and
other publications, at prices ranging from 5c. to .?2.00. The price of any edition of the
Bulletin is ITic. a single copy, the English edition is $1.50 a year, the Spanish edition .$1.00
a year, the Portuguese edition $1.00 a year; there is an additional charge of 75c. a year
on each edition for countries outside the Pan American Union. Address the Pan American
Union, Washington, D. C.

Peru. Peru. Washington, D. C. [1946.] 32 p. il. t Paper, lOe.

L. C. card 11-35842 PA 1.26 : P43/946

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT

RAILWAY JklAIL SERVICE

Mail routes. Schedule of mail routes, no. 474, Oct. 14, 1946, 2d division, Railway
Mail Service, comprising New York. New Jersey. Delaware, eastern shore of
Maryland, Accomac and Northampton Counties, Va. L. Middleditch Co., N. Y.
[Oct. 14, 1946.] cover title, 188 p. narrow 8° ? P 10.12/2: 474

Schedule of mail routes, no. 556, Oct. 15, 1946, 3d division, Railway Mail

Service, comprising District of Columbia, Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia,
and West Virginia (except peninsula of Maryland and Virginia). [1946.]
216 p. narrow 8° $ P 10.12/3 : 556

Schedule of mail routes, no. 550, Nov. 8, 1946, 5th division, Railway Mail

Service, comprising Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. Roessler Bros., Inc.. Cin-
cinnati, O., Nov. S. 1946. 1G8 p. narrow 8° t P 10.12/5: 550

Schedule of mail routes, no. 588 [578], Oct. 24, 1&46. 9th division. Railway

Mail Service, comprising lower peninsula of Michigan, main line of New York
Central R. R. between New York. N. Y., and Chicago, 111., and collateral lines
that niav be designated. A. S. Oilman, Inc., Cleveland. Ohio [June 10. 1946].
120 p. narrow 8° $ P 10.12/9 : 578

Schedule of mail routes, no. 169, Oct. 4, 1946, 13tli division. Railway Mail

Service, comprising Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington. [Se-
attle P. O., Oct. 4, 1946.] 128 p. narrow 8° i P 10.12/13 : 169

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TOPOGRAPHY DIVISION

Note. — The Division of Topograyliy has on file maps showing ail roads used by the rural
free delivery mail service. Kural delivery routes are shown in detail on county or local
maps which, with a few exceptions, are drawn to the scale of 1 : G2,5UU or 1 : 03,300 (1 mile
to the inch). Maps of more than 1,600 counties in the United States have been prepared by
the Post Office Department and contact prints made from the original maps on tile are sold
for 50 cents per copy. Each county map shows in addition to the roads traveled by rural
carriers, all post offices within the county and all other roads, houses, schools, and churches
known at the time the map was originally drawn, tosrether with an outline of the drainaire.
A list of the county maps on tile will be furnished upon application to the Superintendent,
Division of Finance, Post Office Department, Wasliiiigton 20, D. C. Kural delivery routes
emanating from post offices in counties for which county maps have not been drawn are
shown on local maps. Contact prints of such maps are sold at '25 cents each. Orders for
all postal maps should be accompanied by money order and addressed to the Superintendent,
Division of Finance, Post Office Department, Washington 25, D. C. Rural delivery maps
should not be confused with the State post route maps which are listed in the Monthly
catalog for Jan. 1946, page 113.

PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES

Note. — The functions and duties of the Executive Office of the President were established
by Executive order of Sept. S, 1939. The principal divisions at present are as follows : The
White House Office, the Bureau of the Budget, the Liaison Office for Personnel Management,
and the Office for Emergency Management.

For information relating to the issuance of Executive orders and Proclamations of the
President see below note under Executive orders.

Air-navigation- facilities. Ti'ansferring to Department of Commerce certain func-
tions relating to air-navigation facilities outside continental United States.
Nov. 6, 1940. (Executive order 9797.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in
Federal register, v. 11, no. 219, Nov. 8, 1946, p. 13295, 13297.]

.ilaska Railroad. Revoking Executive orders 2463 of Sept. 29, 1916, and 4182 of
Mar. 24, 1925, relating to administration of employees' compensation act with
respect to employees of Alaska Railroad, and placing administration of that
act as to such employees in Federal Security Agency. Nov. 23, 1946. (Execu-
tive order 9S04.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11,
no. 229, Nov. 23, 1946, p. 13775.]

Civil service. Authorizing Civil Service Commission to confer competitive civil
service status upon certain groups of employees. Nov. 29, 1946. (Executive
order 9807.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11,
no. 233, Nov. 30, 1946, p. 13943.]

Deschutes Xatimial Forest. Enlarging Deschutes National Forest, Oreg., procla-
mation, correction [to Proclamation 2702 of Sept. 9, 1946, in Federal register,
v. 11, no. 178, Sept. 12, 1946.] [Not issued !<eparately. Appeared in Feileral
register, v. 11, no. 214, Nov. 1, 1946, p. 12923]

Emergency Boards. Creating Emergency Board to investigate dispute between
Barre & Chelsea Railroad Company and St. .lohnsbury & Lake Champlain Kail-
road Company and certain of their employees. Nov. 6, 1946. (Executive order
9798.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 219,
Nov. 8, 1946, p. 13297.]

Creating Emergency Board to investigate dispute between Lehigh Valley

Railroad Company and certain of its employees. Nov. 16, 1946. (Executive
order 9803.) [Not issued separately. Api)eared in Federal register, v. 11,
no. 225, Nov. 19, 1946, p. 13505.]

Executive orders.

Note. — The Federal register act (49 Stat. 500 as amended : 44 T'. S. C, and supp.
301 et seq.) provides in sec. 5 as follows : There shall be published in the Federal register
all Presidential Proclamations and Executive orders, except such as have no general
applicability and legal effect or are effective only against Federal agencies or persons in
their capacity as officers, agent, or employees thereof.

Those Executive orders and Proclanuitions published in the Federal register will not
be issued separately, but title entries for such Executive orders and Proclamations, with
reference to the Federal register, api)ear above and l)elow.

The distribution of Executive orders and Proclamations was transferred beginning
Mar. 12. 1936, from the Department of State to the Division of the Federal Register,
National Archives. Free distriliution will be only to appropriate agencies of the Gov-
ernment. The Federal register will be sold by the Superintendent of Documents, Govern-
ment Printing Office, Washington 25. D. C, on a subscrii)tion basis of $1.50 per month or
$15.00 per year.

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riai/s. Aiiu'iuliiuMit of Executive order DTtJl of July 23, 1940, providing for pres-
ervation and display of enemy flags captured by Navy and Coast Guard. Oct
31, IIHO. (Executive order !.>796.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Fed-
eral register, v. 11, no. 214, Nov. 1, IMS, p. 12923.]

Foreign service. Authorizing Secretary of State to exercise authority of Presi-
dent to classify positions occupied by chiefs of mission. Nov. 13, 1946. (Execu-
tive order 9799.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11,
no. 221, Nov. 13, 1&46, p. 13435.]

(lovcrnmcnt officials and employees. Regulations governing payment of travel
and transportation expenses of civilian officers and employees of United States
when transferred from one official station to another for permanent duty.
Nov. 25, 1946. (Executive order 9805.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in
Federal register, v. 11, no. 230, Nov. 26, 1946, p. 13S23, 13825-26.]

Paynuiit certificates. Terminal date for tiling application for payment certificate
under sec. 124 (h) of internal revenue code. Nov, 12, 1946. (Executive order
9S02.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 222,
Nov. 14, VM6, p. 13457.]

President's Temporary Cotnmission on Employee Loyalty. Establishing Presi-
dent's Temporary Commission on Employee Loyalty. Nov. 25, 1946. (Execu-
tive order 9806.) [Not issued separately. Appeared in Federal register, v. 11,
no. 231, Nov. 27, 1946, p. 13863.]

Proclamations.

Note. — For information concerning the issuance of Executive orders and Proclama-
tions, see above, note under the subhead Executive orders.

Wages. Removing wage and salary controls adopted pursuant to stabilization
act of 1942. Nov. 9, 1946. (Executive order 9S01.) [Not issued separately.
Appeared in Federal register, v. 11, no. 221, Nov. 13, 1&46, p. 13435.]

BUDGET BUREAU

Government offices. Digest of functions of Federal agencies. Revised Sept. 1946.
[1&46.] cover title, 56 p. narrow 8° (Public Inquiries Division, Government
Information Service.) [Supplement to United States Government manual.
Text oai p. 2 and 4 of cover.] +
L. C. card 35-17457 Pr 32.110 : 946/supp.-3

Government publications. Lists of Government publications issued by Federal
agencies. Oct. 1, 1946. [2] p. 4" [Processed.] + Pr 33.102 : P 96/946

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICE

CIVILIAN PKODUOnON ADMINISTRATION

Labor policies of National Defense Advisory Commission and Office of Production
Management, Slay 1940-Apr. 1942 ; prepared by Richard J. Purcell. Oct. 31,
1946. [7] -+-247 p. il. 4° (Historical reix)rts on war administration: War
Production Board, Special study no. 23.) [Processed.] t Pr 32.4838: 23

War industrial facilities authorized July 1940-Aug. 1945, listed alphabetically by
company and plant location. July 30, 1946. cover title, [540] p. 4° (Industrial
Statistics Division.) * Paper, $1.50. • Item 969
L. C. card 46-27931 Pr 32.4802 : W 19/6/940-45

PRICE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE

Arinour d Co. No. 329, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Armour and Company,
Illinois corporation, v. Reconstruction Finance Corporation; brief for respond-
ent and price administrator, intervenor. [1946.] cover title, 111+41 p. $

Pr 32. 4217 : Ar 55/14

Barrett Lumber rf Supply Co., Inc. In Emergency Court of Appeals, no. 373, Bar-
rett Lumber and Supply Co., Inc., [et al.]. v. Paul A. Porter, price adminis-
trator; transcript of proceedings before price administrator. [1946.] cover
title, i+391 p. il. t Pr 33.4217 : B 275

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December 1946 1419

Brown-Bledsoe Lumber Co. No. 5520, in circuit court of appeals for 4th circuit,
Paul A. Porter, administrator, OflBce of Price Administration v. T. B. Bledsoe
et al., individually and doing business as Brown Bledsoe Lumber Company;
appellants' re^ly brief. [1946.] cover title, i+15 p. $ Pr 32.4217 : B 818/2

Chicago Cartage Co. No. 376, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Chicago Cartage
Company v. Paul A. Porter ; transcript of proceedings before price adminis-
trator. [1IM6.] cover title, i+54 p. % Pr 32. 4217 : C 432ca

Collins, Mrs. Christine. No. 371, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Christine
Collins, et al., v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; answer. [1946.] cover
title, 5 p. 1: Pr 32.4217 : C 692/6

Same; brief for administrator. [1946.] cover title, i+18 p. %

Pr 32.4217 : C 692/0

Commodities. Directory of decontrolled commodities, listing of commodities and
services removed from price control, Oct. 1, 1946. [1st edition.] 1946. iv+127
p. 4" [Supersedes pt. 5 of Directory of commodities and services, publication of
which was terminated with issuance of supp. 6 (Sept. 1, 1946) to 6th edition.]

* Paper, 40c. • Item 963

L. C. card 46-26992 Pr 32.4206 : C 73/5/946

Supplement to Directory of decontrolled commodities, listing of commodi-
ties and services removed from price control, 1st edition, supp. 1, Oct. 15, 1946.
[1946.] iii+10 p. 4° * Paper, 10c. • Item 963 Pr 32.4206 : C 73/5/946/supp.l

Same, supp. 2 (non-cumulative), Oct. 22, 1946. [1946.] ii+6+[l] p. 4"

* Paper, 10c. • Item 963 Pr 32.4206 : C 73/5/946/snpp.2

Same, supp. 3, non-cunmlative, Oct. 29, 1946. [1946.] iii+12p. 4" * Paper,

10c. • Item 963 Pr 32.4206 : C 73/5/946/supp.3

Same, supp. 4 (non-cumulative), Nov. 5, 1946. [1946.] iii-|-15 p. 4°

* Paper, 10c. • Item 963 Pr 32.4206 : C 73/5/946/supp.4

Counselman, Ralph P. No. 322, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Ralph P. Counsel-
man V. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; transcript of proceedings before
price administrator. [1946.] cover title, i+49 p. $ Pr 32.4217 : C 832/2

Dixie Sales Co. No. 11720, in circuit court of appeals for 5tli circuit, A. P.
Tarpley, jr., doing business as Dixie Sales Company, v. Paul A. Porter, admin-
istrator. Office of Price Administration; brief in behalf of appellee. [1946.]
cover title, J+7 p. t Pr 32.4217 : D 642

Dungeness Co. No. 11414, in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit, Charles L.
Smith and Ralph Fleming D/B/A Dungeness Company, Washington partner-
.ship, V. Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of Price Administration ; brief
for appellee. [1946.] cover title, ii +16 p. + Pr 32.4217 : D 919

Dunham <£ Reid, Inc. No. 355, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Dunham & Reid,
Inc., [et al.], v. Paul A Porter, price administrator; brief for administrator.
[1946.] cover title, i+32 p. t Pr 32.4217 : D 92/3

Fury, George. No. 380, in Emergency Court of Appeals, George Fury v. Paul A.
Porter, price administrator; transcript of proceedings before price adminis-
trator. [1946.] cover title, i+49 p. $ Pr 32.4217 : F 984

Grant, W. T., Co. No. 369, in Emergency Court of Appeals. W. T. Grant Com-
pany V. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ; brief for administrator on motion
tor judgment on pleadings. [1946.] cover title, ii+21 p. t

Pr 32.4217 : G 767

HocJcing Valley Manufacturing Co. Nos. 10201-202 (consolidated), in circuit
court of appeals for 6th circuit, Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of Price
Administration, v. Hocking Valley Manufacturing Company, appeal from dis-
tric court for southern district of Ohio ; appellant's reply brief. [1946.] cover
title, i+16 p. t Pr 32.4217 : H 059/2

Jones, T. A., d Sons. No. — , in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit, J. L.
Jones d/b/a T. A. Jones & Sons, vs. Paul A. Porter, price administrator, Office
of Price Administration, appeal from district court for western district of
Kentucky; brief of appellee. [1946.] cover title, iv+12 p. t

Pr 32.4217 : J 726

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Matile Industrie/i. Transcript of record, in circuit court of appeals for 5th
circuit, no. IITHS, Paul A. Porter, administrator of Office of Price Administra-
tion, V. Kathryn Maule, et al., doing business as Maule Industries; (and
reverse title), appeal and cross appeal from district court for southern district
of Florida. [1946.] cover title, i+C)? p. t Pr 32.4217 : M 443

Modern Manufacturiny Co., Inc. No. 254, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Mod-
ern Maiiufacturing Co., Inc., v. Paul A. I'orter, price administrator; supple-
mental brief for administrator. [1946.] cover title, ii+28 p. t

Pr 32.4217 : M 72/6

Posters. Building or repairing? get your money's worth, OI*A ceiling prices,
your OPA price control board and your contractor will advise you about prices
of materials in services; [poster]. [June 1946.] 12.4X21.9 in. [Illustrator,
Bausili.] f Pr 32.4212 : B 86

Price regulations.

NoTK. — Price schedules and reirulations, amendments, and orders are issued as pre-
prints or reprints from the Federal Register and do not appear in the Monthly catalog.
The regulations are compiled and printed to include, to date of publication, all amend-
ments and digests of supplementary orders thereto, and are entered in this catalog.
Price schedules and regulations are availahle from the Request Unit, Distribution Branch,
Office of Price Administration, Washington 25, D. C. or field offices, and requests will be
filled to include all additional amendments issued to date of request.

Railroad ratca. Before Interstate Commerce Commission, ex parte no. 162,
increased railway rates, fares, and charges, 1946; ex parte no. 148, increased
railway rates, fares, and charges, 1942 ; memorandum brief on behalf of price
administrator and director of economic stabilization on subject of fair return.
[1946.] cover title, i +23 p. t Pr 32.4217 : R 187

Reliable Wood Products Co. No. 379, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Reliable
Wood Products Company v. Paul A. Porter, administrator ; transcript of pro-
ceedings before price administrator. [1946.] cover title, i-|-62 p. il. I

Pr 32.4217 : R 279/3

ReptiWc Aircraft Manufacturing Co., Inc. No. 11684, in circuit court of appeals
for 5th circuit, Paul A. Porter, administrator. Office of Price Administration, v.
Republic Aircraft Manufacturing Company, Inc., appeal from district court
for northern district of Texas; appellant's brief. [1946.] cover title,
i-f 16 p. t Pr 32.4217 : R 299/2

Royal Munnfacturing Co. No. 377, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Morris H.
Senderowitz, et al., trading as Royal Manufacturing Co., v. Paul A. Porter, price
administrator; answer. [1946.] cover title, 4 p. + Pr 32. 4217 : R 812/2

Same, transcript of proceedings before price administrator. [1946.]

cover title, ii+95 p. t Pr 32.4217 : R 812/3

Star Steel Supply Co. In circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit, no. 10261, Star
Steel Supply Co. (Michigan corporation), r. Paul A. Porter, administra-
tor, OflSce of Price Administration; brief of appellee. [1946.] cover title.
iv+22 p. $ Pr 32.4217 : St 28/2

Steem Electric Co. No. 372, in Emergency Court of Appeals, Steem Electric Com-
panv V. Paul A. Porter, price administrator; answer. [1946.] cover title,
10 p. t Pr 32.4217 : St 32

. Same, transcript of proceedings before price administrator. [1946.]

cover title, ii+217 p. il. t Pr 32.4217 : St 32/2

Suicannee Fruit rf Steavi-shii) Co. No. 317. in Emergency Court of Appeals,
Suwannee Fruit & Steamship Company v. Paul A. Porter, price administrator ;
brief for administrator. [1946.] cover title, iii-1-45 p. t Pr 32,4217: Su92/6

rtah Junk Co. No. 184, in Emergency Court of Appeals. Utah .Tunk Company r.
Paul A. Porter, price administrator; supplemental brief for administrator.
[1946.] cover title, i+13 p. + Pr ,32.4217 : Ut 1/6

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December 1946 1421

Victory Fur Co. Transcript of record, in circuit court of appeals for 5tli circuit,
no. 11773, Paul A. Porter, administrator, Office of Price Administration, v.
AI Rabinowitz, doing business as Victory Fur Companj', appeal from district
court for eastern district of Louisiana. [11)4(5.] cover title, i + S3 p. $

Pr 32.4217 : V 666/2

WAR ASSETS ADMINISTltATION

Airplanes. War wings for peace. [1946.] [31] p. il. oblong 8" (Information
Division.) t • Item 973
L. C. card 46-27972 Pr 33.202 : W 19

Ammonia. Disposal of synthetic ammonia plants, 4th supplementary report to
Congress on chemical, plants and facilities, Oct. 31, 1940. [1940.] v+10 p.
* Paper, 5c. • Item 1131 Pr 33.2U2 : C 42/946

Capital goods. General summary of inventory status and movement of capital
and producers goods, plants, aircraft, and industry agent items, as of June 28,
1940. [1940.] [152] p. oblong 8° [Processed.] t
L. C. card 46-27971 Pr 33.210 : 940/7

Report. Surplus property, quarterly progress report to Congress by War Assets
Administration, 3d quarter 1946. [1946.] cover title, iii+31 p. il. [Another
illustration on p. 2 of cover.] t • Item 973
L. C. card 46-26697 Pr 33.211 : 946/3

Surplus property. Surplus Government property: Whirley gantry cranes of-
fered for sale by all WAA regional offices, n. p. Oct. 22, 1946. 40+ [6] p. 4°
( Special listing WA J-49. ) t Pr 33.209 : 49

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

Note. — The decisions or opinions of the Securities and Exchange Commission are issued
in processed form immediately upon their release, and copies are distributed by the Com-
mission upon request. They are published later in pritited form in bound volumes only.

Corporations. Survey of American listed corporations, reported information on
registrants with Securities and Exchange Commission under securities act of
1933 and securities exchange act of 1934: Data on profits and operations,
1944-45. Oct. 1945. pt. 1, xii+168 p. oblong 8° [Processed.] t
L. C. card 44-40787 SE 1.2 : C 81/5/944r-45/pt.l

Working capital of 1186 registered corporations, Dec. 1939-June 1946.

Nov. 4, 1946. 23 p. 4° [Processed.] f SE 1.2 : C 81/6/939-46

Decisions. Table of decisions and reports, Jan. 1, 1943-Mar. 31, 1946. [1946.]
42 p. and 4 p. 4° [Quarterly. Processed.] t SE 1.21 : 943-45, 946/1

Note. — Publication of this Table of decisions and reports was suspended during the
war. The last issue published was that covering the period from May 1-Dec. 31, 1942.

SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM

Local lioard memoranda. Transmittal memo no. 260 [transmitting Local board
memoranda]; Oct. 30, 1940. [1940.] [l]+9+[5] p. [Issued in loose-leaf
form. Tlie last [5] pages are left blank to be used for memoranda.] * Paper,
5c. • Item 994 Y3.Se 4: 13/266

Relective service manual. Notice, packet [of pages for 3d printing, 2d edition.
Selective service manual], no. 19; [Nov. 4, 1946.] [1946.] [10] p. [Issued
In loose-leaf form.] Included in price of Packet no. 1. • Item 994

Y3.Se 4: 7/945-19

Note. — This packet of pages for insertion in the Selective service manual contains
Amendment 403.

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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION

NATIONAL MUSEUM

Note. — The publications of the National Museum comprise an annual report and tliree
scieutilic series, viz, I'roceedings, Bulletins, and Contributions from national herbarium.
The editions are distributed to established lists of libraries, scientific institutions, and
specialists, any surplus copies being supplied on application. The Proceedings are usually
brief technical papers and the Bulletins generally monographs based on the Museum col-
lections in biology (except botany), geology, and anthropology. Contributions from na-
tional herbarium are wholly botanical. No sets of any of these series can now be fur-
nished.

The I'roceedings are now issued in pamphlet form only. The separate papers will be
sent to depository libraries and to others designated to receive them, as issued, and a title
page and index will be published for each volume so that the volume be bound if
desired.

Chalcid flies. Eight new species of chalcid-flies of genus Pseudaphycus Clausen,
with key to species ; by A. B. Gahau. 1946. p. 311-327. (Proceedings, v. 96:
no. 3200.) t • Item 1011 SI 3.6 : 3200

Mollusks. Operculate land moUusks of family Annulariidae of Island of His-
paniola and Bahama Archipelago; by Paul Bartsch. 1946. iv-f264+[2] p. 38
p. of pi. (Bulletin 192.) * Paper, 75c. • Item 1008
L. C. card 46-27979 SI 3.3 : 192

STATE DEPARTMENT

note. — All publications of the Department (except laws, treaties, and translations)
have since Oct. 1, 1929, been numbered consecutively in the order in which they were sent
to press. Publications of a similar character are brought within well-detined series, and
each series publication bears a series number in addition to its publication number. The
diplomatic correspondence of the United States is published in the volumes entitled Foreign
relations of the United States. Laws are first published in slip form in separate series
(public and private) and are numbered within each series in the order in which they
become law ; they are later published in bound form in the United States Statutes at large.
The Department of State publications entitled Treaty series and Executive agreement
series have been discontinued. The Treaties and other international acts series has been
inaugurated to make available in a single series the texts of treaties and other instruments
(such as constitutions and charters of international organizations, declarations, agree-
ments effected by exchanges of diplomatic notes, et cetera) establishing or defining
relations between the United States of America and other countries. The texts printed
in the present series, as in the Treaty series and Executive agreement series, are authentic
and, in appropriate cases, are certified as such by the Department of State. The Treaties
and other international acts series begins with the number 1501, the combined numbers
in the Treaty series and Executive agreement series having reached 1500, the last number
in the Treaty series being 994 and the last number in the Executive agreement series
being 50(5. Treaties are also published in the compilation Treaties and other international
acts of the United States of America, which contains literal copies of the documents,
followed by notes of a textual and procedural character. Spanish, Portuguese, and French
translations, prepared by the Department's Central Translating Office, have their own pub-
lication numbers, running consecutively from 1. The Department of State Bulletin pub-
lished weekly and indexed semiannually as of the dates of the last issues in June and
December, contains the texts of the daily mimeographed press releases, information regard-
ing treaties, and other material on the Department's work. The Bulletin contains each
quarter a complete list of the Department's publications for the preceding quarter.

The list below frequently includes certain relevant publications issued by other agencies
of the Government under requisition of the Department of State and certain relevant
congressional dociiments.

For information concerning Executive orders and Proclamations of the President, for-
merly published by tlie State Department, but beginning with Mar. 12, 1936. distributed
by the Federal Register Division, see National Archives, Federal Register Division, Federal
register.

Addresses. Fundamentals of U. S. trade policy; by Clair Wilcox. [1946.] [2] +
14 p. 12° ([Commercial policy series 95; Publication 2603.]) [Address de-
livered before National Industrial Conference Board, New York, N. Y., Sept.
26, 1916.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 1013
L. O. card 46-27927 S 1.37 : 95

Private enterprise in development of the Americas ; [by Assistant Secretary

Braden]. [1946.] [2] +14 p. narrow 8° ([Inter-American series 32; Publi-
cation 2640.]) [Address delivered before Executives' Club of Chicago, Chi-
cago, 111., Sept. 13, 1046.] ♦ Paper, 10c. • Item 1021
L. C. card 46-27853 S 1.26 : 32

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December 1946 1423

Addresses — Continued.

Report on Paris Peace Conference [radio address], by Secretary of State

[Byrnes, Washington, D. C, Oct. IS, 194G]. [194a] |2]+14 p. 12" ([Con-
ference series 90; Publication 2682. J) * Paper, .jc. • Item 1031

L. C. card 40-27939 S 5.30 : 90

U. S. aims and policies in Europe; by Secretary of State. [1940.] [2] +

12 p. 12° ([European series IS; Publication 2670.]) [Address delivered in
Paris, Oct. 3, 1946, at American Club.] ) * Paper, 5c. • Item 1019

L. C. card SD 46-39 S 1.45 : 18

Atomic cneryy. International control of atomic energy, speech by Bernard M.
Baruch, United States representative to United Nations Atomic Energy Com-
mission, Freedom House, New York City, Oct. 8, 1946. [1946.] [2]-|-S p. 12°
([Publication 2681.]) * Paper, He. • Item 1019
L. C. card 46-27940 S 1.2 : At 7/3

Australia. IMutual aid settlement, agreement between United States and Aus-
tralia, signed Washington and New York June 7, 1946, effective June 7, 1946.
[1946.] [2]-f7p. (Treaties and other international acts series 1528 ; [Publi-
cation 2625.].) * Paper, 5c. • Item 1040
L. C. card 46-27897 S 9.10 : 1528

Belgium. Air transport services, articles of agreement between United States
and Belgium, signed Bru.ssels Apr. 5, 1946, elfective Apr. 5, 1946; and provi-
sional agreement. [1946.] [2] +26 p. (Treaties and other international acts
series 1515; [Publication 2640].) [English and French.] * Paper, 10c.

• Item 1040

L. C. card 46-27941 S 9.10 : 1515

Brazil. Disposition of lend-lease supplies in United States, agreement between
United States and Brazil, signed Washington June 28, 1946, effective June 28,
1946. [1946.] [2] +3 p. (Treaties and other international acts series 1.j37 ;
[Publication 2620.] ) * Paper, 5c. • Item 1040
L. C. card 46-27856 S 9.10 : 1537

China. Disposition of lend-lease supplies In United States, agreement between
United States and China, signed Washington June 14, 1946, effective from Sept.
2, 1945. [1946.] [2]-f6 p. (Treaties and other international acts series
1.533; [Publication 2605].) * Paper, 5c. • Item 1040
L. C. card 46-27855 S 9.10 : 1533

Foreign policies, their formulation and enforcement; by Loy W. Henderson.
[1946.] cover title, 20 p. 12° ([Publication 2651.]) [Address delivered be-
fore annual meeting of National Association of Secretaries of State, Los Angeles,
Calif., Sept. 19, 1946.] * Paper, 10c. • Item 1019
L. C. card 4&-27852 S 1.2 : F 76p/12

Germany. United States economic policy toward Germany [1946.] iv-|-149
p. il. (Enropean series 15; Publication 2630.) [Maps on p. 2 and 3 of cover.]

• Paper, 40c. • Item 1019

L. C. card SD 46-38 S 1.45 : 15

Great Britain. Telecomnnniications agreement between Government of United
States and certain governments of Briti.sh Commonwealth and protocol be-
tween Government of United States and Government of United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Northern Ireland, signed Bermuda Dec. 4, 194.5. [1946.]
r2]-f-ll p. (Treaties and other intei'national acts series 1518; [Publication
2648].) * Paper, 5c. • Item 1040
L. C. card 40-27942 S 9.10 : 1518

Import duties United St^ates import duties, June 1946: 1, Titles 1 and 2 of tariff
act of 1930 (dutiable and free lists) ; 2, Changes in import duties since 1930,
prepared by Tariff Commission. 1946. cover title, iii +437 p. ([Commercial
policy series 87; I'ublication 2540.]) [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 70c.

• Item 1013

L. C. card 46-27937 S 1. 37 : 87

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Interdepartmental Committee on Scientific and Cultural Cooperation. Activities
of Intt'i-dopartinental Committee on Scientific and Cultural Cooperation, June
30, 11)46. [1946.] iv+45 p. il. (Inter-American series 31; Publication 2622.)

* Paper, 15c. • Item 1U21

L. C. card 46-2791)1 S 1.26 : 31

Italy. United States and Italy, 1936-46, documentary record. 1946. x+236 p.
map ( Ll^uropeau series 17 ; Publication 2069.]) * Paper, 65c. • Hem 1019
L. C. card SD 46-41 S 1.45 : 17

New Zealand. Mutual aid settlement, agreement between United States and New
Zealand, signed Washington July 10. 1946, effective July 10, 1946. [1946.]
L2]+7 p. (Treaties and other international acts series 1536; [Publication
2606].) *Pai>er, 5c. • Item 1040
L. C. card 40-27898 S 9.10 : 1536

Philippines. New republic of the Philippines; by Edward W. Mill. [1946.]
[2] +16 p. 12" ([Far Eastern series 16; Publication 2662.]) [From Depart-
ment of State bulletin, Sept. 15, 1946.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 46-27002 81.38:16

Pilot's poiccrplant manual. Manual del grupo motorpropulsor para pilotos ; por
L. E. Shedenhelm. [1946.] viii+498 p. il. 2 pi. ([Oficiua Central de Tra-
ducciones: Publicacion TC-2()S.]) [Version al espaiiol del Buletin 28 Adniin-
istracion de Aeromiutica Civil, Secretaria de Comercio de los Estados Unidos.
For the English edition of this publication see the Monthly catalog for Jan.
1941, p. 24.] * Paper, $1.00. • Item 1029 S 16.7: 208

Poland. Economic and financial cooperation, agreement between United States
and Poland, effected by exchange of notes, signed Washington Apr. 24, 1946.
[1946.] [2] +4 p. (Treaties and other international acts series 1516; [Publi-
cation 2626].) * Paper, 5c. • Item 1040
L. C. card 46-27896 S 9.10 : 1516

Surplus property. Report to Congress on foreign surplus disposal, July 1946,
submitted in accordance with sec. 24, surplus property act of 1944, Public law
457, 78th Congress, and sec. 202, Philippine rehabilitation act of 1946, Public
law 370, 79th Congress. [1946.] 66p.il. ([Publication 2571] ; Office of For-
eign Liquidation Commissioner.) * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card 46-26783 S 1.47 : 946/2

Report to Congress on foreign surplus disposal, Oct. 1946, submitted in

accordance with sec. 24, surplus property act of 1944. Public law 457, 78th
Congress, and sec. 202, Philippine rehabilitation act of 1946, Public law 370,
79th Congress. [1946.] 59 p. il. ([Publication 2655]; Office of Foreign
Liquidation Commissioner.) * Paper, 15c. • Item 1131 S 1.47 : 946/3

Trade agreements. List of products on which possible tariff concessions by Gov-
ernment of United States will be considered in reciprocal trade agreement
negotiations with foreign countries; prepared by Interdepartmental Trade
Agreements Organization consisting of Departments of State, Commerce, Agri-
culture, Treasury, War and Navy, and Tariff Commission. Nov. 1946. iv-|-82-]-
[1] p. ([Commercial policy series 96; Publication 2672.]) [Presented in
language of Schedule A, statistical classification of imports into United States,
published by Department of Commerce, 1946, and in language of tariff act of
1930.] * Paper, 20c.
L. C. card 46-27968 S 1.37 : 96

United Nations Educational ScientifiG and Cultural Organization. Report of
U S. National Commission for UNESCO, with letter of transmittal from Assist-
ant Secretary Benton to Secretary of State ; Sept. 27, 1946. [1946.] [2] +27 p.
(United States and United Nations report series 4; [Publication 2635].)

* Paper, 10c. • Item 1019

L. C. card 46-27926 S 1.49: 4

United States Education Mission to Japan. Report of United States Education
Mission to Japan, submitted to supreme commander for Allied Powers, Tokyo,
Mar. 30, 1946. 1946. vi+62 p. ([Far Eastern series 11; Publication 2579.])

* Paper, 20c. • Item 1019

L. C. card 46-27914 S 1.38 : 11

• Sent to Depository Libraries

December 1946 1425

Venesuela. Military mission to Venezuela, agreement between United States and
Venezuela, signed Washington June 3, 1946, effective June 3, 1946. [1946.]
[2] +13 p. (Treaties and other international acts series 1522; [Publication
2611].) [English and Spanish.] * Paper, 5c. • Item 1O40
L. C. card 46-27854 S 9.10 : 1522

War criminals. Trial of Japanese war criminals, documents, 1, Opening state-
ment by Joseph B. Keeuan, 2, Charter of International Military Tribunal for
Far East, 3, Indictment. 1946. iv+104 p. (Far Eastern series 12; Publica-
tion 2613.1) * Paper, 20c. • Item 1019
L. C. card 46-27902 S 1.38 : 12

SUPREME COURT

Atkins, E. C. d Co. Transcript of record. Supreme Court of United States, Oct.
term, 1946, no. 419, National Labor Relations Board vs. E. C. Atkins and Com-
pany, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit.
[1946.] cover title, iii+366 p. il. t Ju 6.7 : A 1 53

Journal. [Journal] Feb. 25-June 10, 1946. [1946.] leaves 153-279. $

Ju 6.5 : 945

Same: Oct. 7-Oct. 16, 1946. [1946.] leaves 1-38. t Ju 6.5 : &46

Lauro, Peter. Certificate, Supreme Court of United States, Oct. term, 1946, no.
514, United States vs. Maria R. Lauro, as administratrix of Peter Lauro ; on
certificate from circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit. [1946.] cover title,
i+3 p. J Ju6.7:L375

Opinions. [Cases adjudged in Supreme Court of United States at Oct. term,

1945 and 1946.] [Issued separately.]

278—282. Reconstruction Finance Corporation, Insurance Group Committee, Guaranty
Trust Company of New York, trustee, Rio Grande Western Railroad Com-
pany, consolidated mortgage, [et al.], w. Denver and Rio Grande Western
Railroad Company, et al. : same v. Denver and Salt Lake Western Railroad
Company et al. ; same i'. City Bank Farmers Trust Company, trustee under
debtor's general mortgage ; same v. Denver and Rio Grande Western Rail-
road Company et al. ; same v. Guy A. Thompson, trustee, Missouri Pacific
Railroad Company, del)tor, on writs of certiorari to circuit court of appeals
for 10th circuit; Oct. 28, 1946. [1946.] 14 p. * Paper 5c. • Item 1042

Ju 6.8/lb : 945/278-282

531-532. Earl F. Cook v. Ben W. Fortson. jr., as secretary of Georgia, et al. ; Mrs.
Robert Lee Turman and Cullen B. Gosnell v. .T. Lon Duckworth, as chairman
of Georgia State Democratic Executive Committee, et al., appeals from
district court for northern district of Georgia; Oct. 28, 1946. [1946.]
4 p. * Paper, 5c. • Item 1042 Ju 6.8/lb : 946/531-532

Official reports of Supreme Court, v. 327 U. S., no. 3. Preliminary print.

[1946.] cover-title, viii-f[l] +416-677 p. [Cases adjudged in Supreme Court
at Oct. term, 1945 (opinions, Feb. 25, concluded Mar. 25, 1946). This number
contains table of cases reported in v. 327, pts. 1-3. From United States reports,
v. 827.] ? Paper, 20^ single copy, $2.25 per term of court ; foreign subscription,
$3.00. Ju 6.8/la : 327/3

United States reports : v. 326, Cases adjudged in Supreme Court at Oct.

terra, 1944 and Oct. term, 1945, June 18, 1945 concluded (end of 1944 term)
and Oct. 1, 1945-Jan. 28, 1946; Walter Wyatt, reporter. 1946. lxxxviii+833
p. * Cloth, $2.75 (25 percent discount to dealers not allowed on these volumes) .
• Item 1042 Ju 6.8/1 : 326

TARIFF COMMISSION

Byes, prepared in response to requests from Committee on Finance, Senate, and
Committee on Ways and Means, Hoiise of Representatives. 1946. cover title,
iv+123 p. (War changes in industry series, report 19.) [Text on p. 2 and 4
of cover.] * Paper, 25c. •Item 1044 TC 1.18: 19

Mexico. Mining and manufacturing industries in Mexico. 1946. cover title,
ii+163 p. il. [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 25c. • Item 1044
L. C. card 46-27625 TC 1.21 : M 57

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1426 Government Publications

TAX COURT

Note. — The Court's reports are first promulgated in leaflet form designated as "advance-
shoots." At tho ond of each month, these advance sheets are consolidated into pamphlet
form and published as "advance i)arts." Later, the advance parts are consolidated and
issued in bound volumes. A list of moiiiorandum opinions is included in each volume. Both
the advance sheets and tlie advance parts are sold on subscription by tlie Superintendent of

will be given upon application.

Baltimore Foundry and Machine Corpo^-ation (successor to Harrison Bult & Nut
Couipany) v. commissioner of internal revenue, opinion ; docket no. TOST,
promulgated Oct. 21, 1946. [194(i.] 4 p. ([Opinion] IIT.) [From T. C.
lieports, V. T.] * Paper, .5c. .Tu 11.7/a : 7/llT

Berk, Ira L. Estate of Ira L. Berlc, Trixie I. Berli and Fidelity Trust Company,
executors, v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of fact [and opinion] ;
docket no. 3295, promulgated (^ct. 9, 1946. [1946.] 16 p. ([Opinion] 106.)
[From T. C. Reports, v. T.] * Paper, 5c. Ju ll.T/a : T/106

Brighton Mills, Inc., formerly Southern Brighton Mills, v. commissioner of
internal revenue, opinion ; docket no. 8633, promulgated Sept. 20, 1946. [1946.]
7 p. ( [Opinion] 95.] [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/95

Budlong, Milton J. Estate of Milton J. Budlong, Industrial Trust Company,
executor, v. commissioner of internal revenue [findings of fact and opinion] ;
docket no. 7308, promulgated Sept. 19, 1946. [1946.] 9 p. ([Opinion] 90.)
[From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/90

Bush Terminal BuiUlinr/s Conrpani/ i\ commissioner of internal revenue [findings
of fart and opinion]; docket no. 6S06. promulgated Sept. 20, 1946. [1946.]
27 p. ([Opinion] 94.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/94

C. P. A. Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of fact [and
opinion] ; docket no. 3963, promulgated Oct. 2, 1946. [1946.] 9 p. ( [Opinion]
103.) [From T. C. Reports, v. T.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/103

Canfield, Claire L. Claire L. Canfield v. commissioner of internal revenue, find-
ings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 5864, promulgated Oct. 11, 1946. [1946.]
10 p. ( [Opinion] 107.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/107

Canister Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, [findings of fact and
opinion] ; docket no. 5895, promulgated Oct. 16, 1946. [1946.] 8 p.
( [Opinion] 111. ) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/111

Carey, William A. Estate of William A. Carey, Marine National Bank of Erie,
executor, v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of fact [and opinion] ;
docket no. 7882, promulgated Sept. 25. 1946. [1946.] 5 p. ([Opinion] 100.)
[From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju ll.T/a : 7/100

Cohen. Nathan. Nathan Cohen v. Secretary of War, findings of fact [and
opinion] ; docket no. 27-R, promulgated Oct. 22, 1946. [1946.] 13 p.
( [Opinion] 118. ) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/118

Currier, Charles B. Charles Bertram Currier and Catherine B. Currier, husband
and wife, v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of fact [and opinion] ;
docket no. 8189, promulgated Oct. 16. 1946. [1940.] 6 p. ([Opinion] 133.)
[From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper. 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/113

Funic, Mrs. Eleanor M. Eleanor M. Funk v. commissioner of internal revenue,
[findings of fact and opinion] ; docl^et nos. .5243-44, promulgated Sept. 27, 1946.
[1JM6.] 23 p. ( [Opinion] 102.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/102

Gross, Willidiii II. William H. Gross v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings
of fact [and opinion]; docket no. 5949. promulgated Sept. 23. 1946. [1946. |
12 p. ([Opinion] 98.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/98

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December 1946 1427

Hogle, James A. James A. Hogle v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of
fact [and opinion] ; doclcet no. 7400, promulgated Oct. 17, 1946. [1946.] 7 p.
([Opinion] 114.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11. 7/a : 7/114

Honnnel, Mrs. Bella. Bella Hommel v. commissioner of internal revenue,
[findings of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 7501, promulgated Oct. 17, 1946.
[1&46.] 3 p. ([Opinion] 115.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/115

Ilorton, Hiram T. Hiram T. Horfon v. commissioner of internal revenue
[findings of fact and opinion] ; docket nos. 4206, 8534, promulgated Oct. J.4, 1946.
[1946.] 3 p. ([Opinion] 109.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/109

I merman, Stanley. Stanley Imerman et al. v. commissioner of internal revenue
[findings of fact and opinion] ; docket nos. 5933-36, promulgated Oct. 23, 1946.
[1946.] 11 p. ([Opinion] 121.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/121

■Johnson, Arthur J. H. Arthur J. H. Johnson v. commissioner of internal revenue
[findings of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 9914, promulgated Oct. 24, 1946.
[1946.] 13 p. ([Opinion] 122.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/122

Louisiana Delta Hardwood Lunihcr Company, Inc., v. commissioner of internal
revenue, findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 8006, promulgated Oct. 21,
1946. [1946.] 5 p. ([Opinion] 116). [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.]
* Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/11(5

Mereer, Myrtle. Myrtle Mercer v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of
fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 9400, promulgated Sept. 23, 1946. [1946.] 4 p.
( [Opinion] 97.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/97

Miller, Anthony P., Ine. Anthony P. Miller, Inc., v. commissioner of internal
revenue [findings of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 6666, promulgated Sept. 17,
1946. [1946.1 28 p. ( [Opinion] 89.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/89

Nohle, Claude P. Claude Patterson Noble v. commissioner of internal revenue,
findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 8782, promulgated Oct. 14, 1946.
[1946.] S p. ([Opinion] 110.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/110

Ixdtlirock, Willoiighby J. Willonghby J. Rothrock v. commissioner of internal
revenue; W. Walter Thrasher v. [same], findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket
nos. 7781-82, promulgated Sept. 23, 1946. [1946.] 11 p. ([Opinion] 99.)
[From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/99

Scruyffs-Vandervoort-Barncy, Ine., v. commissioner of internal revenue [findings
of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 7223, pronmlgated Sept. 19, 1946. [1946.]
15 p. ([Opinion] 93.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/93

Seese, Robert S. Robert S. Seese v. conunissioner of internal revenue, findings
of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 7276, promulgated Oct. 8, 1946. [1946.] 4 p.
( [Opinion] 105.) [From T. C. Rep<^)rts, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/105

South Texas Commereial Bank of Houston v. commissioner of internal revenue,
findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 7225, promulgated Sept. 19, 1946.
[1946.] 5 p. ([Opinion] 91.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/91

Stein Brothers Manufarturinfj Co., Leo Stein, Edward B. Stein, Jane Stein
Oguss, V. Secretary of AViir, [findings of fact and opinion] ; docket no. 23 R.,
promulgjited Sept. 26. 1046. [1946.] 27 p. ([Opinion] 101.) [From T. C.
Reports, V. 7.] * Paper, .5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/101

Strong, Ernest. Ernest Strong v. conunissioner of Internal revenue; Joseph W.
Grant v. [same], opinion; docket nos. 4706-67, promulgated Oct. 11, 1946.
[1946.] 5 p. ([Opinion] 108.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/lOS

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Thieriot, Charles H. Estate of Charles H. Thieriot, Frances T. Thieriot, as execu-
trix, ami Charles H. Thieriot, jr., as executor, v. commissioner of internal
revenue, [tindinKS ot fact and opinion] ; docket no. 8573, promulgated Sept. 19,
104U. [1!H(!. I lip. ([Opinion] 92.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/92

Thorp, Chniha M. Estate of Charles M. Tiiorp, Goldie D. Thorp and Fidelity
Trust Company, executors, v. commissioner of internal i*evenue, opinion;
docket no. 7244, promulgated Oct. 7, 194G. [1946.] 5 p. ([Opinion] 104.)
[From T. C. Ri-ports, v. 7.] * I'aper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/104

Van Vol St, George W. George W. Van Vorst v. commissioner of internal revenue,

findings of fact [and opinion] ; docket no. 2837, promulgated Sept. 23, 1946.

[19J6.] 9 p. ([Opinion] 96.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/96
M'est Construction Companii v. commissioner of internal revenue, findings of fact

[and opinion] ; docket no. 9605, promulgated Oct. 16. 1946. [1946.] 6 p.

( [Opinion] 112. ) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] ♦ Paper, 5c. Ju 11.7/a : 7/112

Westfir Lumhcr Company (dissolved Oregon Corporation) v. commissioner of
internal revenue, opinion ; docket nos. 7340-41, promulgated Oct. 22, 1946.
[1946.] 6 p. ([Opinion] 119.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/119

Worth Steamship Corporation et al. v. commissioner of internal revenue [findings
of fact and opinion] ; docket nos. 7697-99, 7741, promulgated Aug. 27, 1946.
[1946.] 13 p. ([Opinion] 79.) [From T. C. Reports, v. 7.] * Paper, 5c.

Ju 11.7/a : 7/79

TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY

Co-ngressional hearings, reports, and documents relating to TVA, 1933—46; com-
piled by Alice M. Norwood. Knoxville, Tenn., Sept. 1946. [3]-|-53 leaves, 4°
[Processed.] 1"
L. C. card 46-27900 Y 3 T 25 : 2 C 76/2/933-^6

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Disbursements. Standards and conditions prescribed with respect to bonds of
certifying officers and administrative procedure relating to disbursements by
Division of Disbursement. Sept. 19, 1946. 2 p. 4° (Department circular 680,
3d supplement; Fiscal Service, Accounts Bureau.) [Processed.] t

T 1.4/2 : 680/SUPP.8

International Bank for Reconstruction and Development and international
monetary fund, 1st annual meeting, Washington, D. C., Sept. 27, 1946. [1946.]
[3J-|-26p. small 4" t
L. C. card 46-27969 T 1.2 : In 8/10

Public moneys. Regulations governing deposit of public moneys and payment of
Government checks. Sept. 9, 1946. 1 p. 4° (Department cii"cular 176, received
Dec. 1945, 1st anult. ; Fiscal Service, Accounts Bureau.) [Processed.] t

T 1.4/2 : 176/5/amdt.l

Special deposits of public monej's under act of Congress, approved Sept.

24, 1917, as amended (2(1 liberty bond act, as amended), Sept. 9, 1946. 1 p. 4°
(Department circular 92, revised Dec. 1943, 1st amendment; Fiscal service,
Accounts Bureau.) [Processed.] t T 1.4/2 : 92/12/amdt.l

Treasury certificates. United States of America, % percent Treasury certificates
of indebtedness of series K-1947, dated and bearing interest from Nov. 1, 1946,
due Nov. 1, 1947. Oct. 21, 1946. 2 leaves, 4° (Department circular 796 ; Fis-
cal Service, Public Debt Bureau.) t T 1.4/2: 796

— ^ United States of America % percent Treasury certificates of indebtedness
of series Iy-1947, dated and bearing interest from Dec. 1, 1946, due Dec. 1, 1947.
Nov. 18, 1946. 2 leaves, 4° (Department circular 797; Fiscal Service, Public
Debt Bureau.) [Processed.] f T 1.4/2: 797

• Sent to Depository Libraries

December 1946 1429

COAST GUARD

Merchant marine. Specimen examinations for niercliant marine engineer li-
censes. 1946. 40 p. t • Item 1063 T 47.2 : M 53/2

PROCUREMENT DIVISION

Oovernment supplies. General schedule of supplies : Agricultural materials
under class 70, Nov. 15, 1946-Nov. 14, 1947. [1946.] G p. 4° [Processed.] t

T 58.8 : 70/946-47

Same, Books under class 35, Dec. 1, 1946-Nov. 30, 1947. [1946.1 5 p. 4"

[Processed.] t T 58.8 : 35/946-47

Same, Conveyor or power transmission belting, nail distributors, and belt

lacing under class 34, Nov. 1, 1946-Apr. 30, 1947. [1946.] 4 p. 4° [Proc-
essed.] t T 58.8 : 34/2/946-47

Same, Fire-surfacing and heat-insulating material under class 32, Nov. 1,

1946-Oct. 31, 1947. [1946.] 3 p. 4° [Processed.] t T 58.8 : 32/946-47

Same, Hospital, laboratory, and surgical apparatus and supplies under

class 57, Oct. 1, 1946-Sept. 30, 1&47. [1946.] 39 p. 4° [Processed.] t

T 58.8 : 57/946-^7

Same, Tableware under class 63, Nov. 1, 194&-Jan. 31, 1947. [1946.]

7 p. 4° [Processed.] t T 58.8 : 63/3/946-47

Same, Teletype news ticker service, under class 103, July 1, 1^5-June 30,

1W6, extended to June 30, 1947. [1946.] 2 p. 4° [Processed.] $

T 58.8 : 103/6/945-47

General schedule of supplies, amdt. 1194; Oct. 4, 1946. [1946.] 3 p. 4°.

[Processed.] t T 58.8/3: 1194

Stock catalog, sui>ip. SDB-1. Oct. 1946. [2]-|-4p. 4° [Processed.] [Issued with
perforations.] t T 58.8 : St 6/946/supp.l

FEDEEAL STANDARD STOCK CATALOG DIVISION

Note. — The following publications are issued with perforations for insertion in binders.
• Item 1116

Government supplies. Federal standard stock catalog: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal
specification for acetone ; Aug. 13, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. 12° (0-A-51b.) [Su-
persedes Fed. spec. 0-A-51a, Aug. 1, 1933.] * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : 0-A-51b

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for alloy, for amalgan, dental ;

Sept. 13, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 12" (U-A-451b.) [Supersedes Fed. spec. U-A-
451a, Apr. 23, 1937.] * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : U-A-451b

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for aluminum alloy (AL-52)

(aluminum-magnosium-chromium), bars, rods, shapes, and wire, amdt. 1; Oct.
10, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (QQ-A-315 [amdt. 1].) * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : QQ-A-315/amdt.l

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for awls, amdt. 2 ; Sept. 13, 1946.

[1946.] [4] p. 12° (GGG-A-S91 [amdt. 2].) [Supersedes amdt. 1; May 19,
1943.] t T 58.10/3 : GGG-A-S91/anidt.2

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for bands, rubber, dental ligature ;

Sept. 13, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. 12° (ZZ-B-117.) * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : ZZ-B-117

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for candles ; Aug. 13, 1946. [1946.]

8 p. il. 12" (C-C-91a.) [Supersedes Fed. spec. C-C-91. .lune 6. 1933.]
♦Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : C-C-91a

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for covers, head-rest (dental-
chair), paper ; Sept. 13, 1946. [1946.] 5 p. 12° (UU-C-620.) * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3: UU-C-620

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for cranberries, fresh; Aug. 15,

1£M6. [1946.] 4 p. 12° (Y-C-651a.) [Supersedes Fed. spec. Y-C-651, Apr.
3, 1934.] * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : Y-C-65la

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1430 GOA'ERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

Govcnuiicnt supplies — Continued.

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for endive, escarole, and chicory,

fresh; Aug. 15, V.)4Q. [1946.] 3 p.l2° (HHII-E-516a.) [Supersedes Fed.
spec. IIIIH-E-olG, Nov. G, 1934.] * Paptn-, 5c. T 58.10/3: HHH-E-olGa

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal .specification for fence-posts, gates, and acces-
sories: Aug. 13, 1946. [1946.] S p. 12° (RR-F-1S3.) * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : RR-F-183

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for flour, wheat, amdt. 2; Oct.

17. 194(.). li)4G. 1 p. 12° (N-F-481b [anult. 2].) [Supersedes Amendment
1, Feb. 28, 194G.] * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : N-F^81b/amdt.2

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for leather, harness, vegetable-
tanned: Sept. 9, 1946. [1946.] 7 p. 12° (KK-I^171b.) [Supersedes Fed.
spec. KK-L-171a, July 28, 1941.] * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : KK-I^171b

Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for leather, hydraulic-packing,

mineral-tanned ; Sept. 9, 1946. [1946.] 8 p. 12° (KK-Lr-177a.) [Supersedes
Fed. spec. KK-Lr-177, Nov. 6, 1942.] * Paper. 5c. T 58.10/3 : KK-Lr-177a

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for mirrors and mirror-handles,

mouth; Sept. 9, li)46. [1946.] 7 p. 12° (GG-M-431.) * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : GG-iI^31

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for otoscopes, electric ; Aug. 28.

1946. [1946.] 7 p. 12° (GG-0-75S.) * Paper, oc. T 58.10/3 : GG-O-758

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for paper, writing, amdt. 1 ; Sept.

30, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (UU-P-641a [amdt. 1.].) t

T 58.10/3 : UU-P-641a/anidt.l

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5. Federal specification for parsnips, fresh ; Aug. 15, 1&46.

[1946.] 4 p. 12" (HHH-P-103a.) [Supersedes Fed. spec. HHH-P-103, Feb.
19, 1936.] * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : HHH-P-103a

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for pineapples, fresh ; Aug. 15,

1946. [1946.] 4 p. 12° (Y-P-3Sla.) [Supersedes Fed. spec. Y-P-3S1, Apr.
3, 1934.] * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : T-P-3Sla

• Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for receptacles, waste, dental ;

Aug. 15, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. il. 12° (RR-R-186.) * Paper, 5c.

T 58.10/3 : RR-R-186

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for strawberries, fresh ; Aug. 15,

1946. [1946.] 4 p. 11. 12° (Y-S-726a.) [Supersedes Fed. spec. T-S-726,
Dec. 5, 1933.] * Paper, 5c. T 58.10/3 : Y-S-726a

Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for valves, cast-iron, gate, 125- and

250-pound, screwed and flanged (for land use), amdt. 1 ; Sept. 30, 1946. [1946.]
4 p. 12° (WW-V-.58 [amdt. 1].) t T .58.10/3 : WW-V-58/amdt.l

Supplement 10-12. 1.5-25 to Index of Federal specifications revised Feb. 1,

1946 ; June 11-Oct. 7, 1946. [1946.] Each 1 p. 4° [Processed.] f

T 58.10/3 : ind./946/supp.l0,etc.

SAVINGS BONDS DIVISION

Sai-ings bonds. Factual information about United States savings bonds and
United States savings stamps. 17th edition. July 31, 1946. [2] -f 30 leaves 4°
[Processed.] t T 66.2 : B 64/20/946-2

United States savings bonds, series G, ideal investment for trust accounts.

[1946.] [2]-fl4p. il. 12" f • T 66.2 : B 64/21

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION

Decfsiovs. Administrator's decision, Veterans Administration, no. 716-717, 724-
729 ; July 8-Nov. 2, 1946. [1946.] various paging. 4° [Processed.] t

VA 1.8 : 716,etc.

• Sent to Depository Libraries

December 1946 1431

Ednication. Your answers about education and training under provisions of
Public law 34G, 7Sth Congress, serviceman's readjustment act of 1944, as
amended. Oct. S, 194(). 12 p. narrow 8° (VA pamphlet 7-1.) [Replaces
instruction sheet, FL 7-10, referred to in item 5, sec. C, VA form 7-1950.] t
• Item 1124 VA 1.19 : 7-1

Spinal cord injuries. What's my score? handbook for patients with disabilities
resulting from spinal cord injuries. 1946. 3(J p. il. 4" ( [V. A. pamphlet
10-10; Medical Rehabilitation Division, Medicine and Surgery Department.])
[Text and another illu.stration on p. 1-3 of cover.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 1124

VA 1.19 : 10-10

Veterans Administration manual: Occupational outlook information ; Aug. 1, 1946.
[1946.] [539] p. 4" (Vocational Rehabilitation and Education Service.)
(M7-1.) [Issued in loose-leaf form.] + • Item 1126 VA 1.18: 7-1

WAR CONTRACTS PRICE ADJUSTMENT BOARD

Renegotiation regulations, fiscal years ending after June 30, 1943, supp. RR-20;
Aug. 16, 1946. [1946.] [50] p. [Corrected copy. Issued in loose-leaf form.]
Included in price of Renegotiation i-egulations, which has been extended for
another year at an additional $2.00; foreign subscription for complete service
$5.50. • Item 1131
L. C. card 44-41269 Y 3.W 19/6 : 6 R 29/supp.20

WAR DEPARTMENT

Armed Forces Institute. Catalog of Armed Forces Institute ; prepared by Armed
Forces Institute. 3d edition, July 1, 1946. n. p. [1946]. iv+118 p. il. [Ap-
proved by Information and Education Division, War Department Special Staff
and Educational Services Section, Bureau of Navy Personnel. Title on cover is :
USAFI, United States Armed Forces Institute, Army-Navy school with the
world campus.] t
L. C. card 46-27601 W 1.77 : C 28/946

Army regulations.

Note. — Army regulations are administrative regulations for the military service and

are Issued in pamphlet form for insertion in loose leaf binders. 0 Item 1129.

30-2225. Quartermaster Corps : List of subsistence stores and other quartermaster

supplies authorized for sale by sales commissaries, Changes 2 ; Oct. 21, 1946.

[1946.] 5 p. [Supersedes AR 30-2225, Changes 1, Aug. 8, 1940.]

* Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 30-2225/4/ch.2

35-150. Finance Department : Advances of public funds under subsistence expense act of

1926, Changes 1 ; Nov. 7, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c.

W 1.6 : 35-150/7/ch.l

35-730. Same : Decisions of Comptroller General and settlement of claims by or against

United States; Nov. 4, 1946. [1946.] 6 p. [Supersedes AR 35-730, Sept.

21, 1944, including Changes 1, Apr. 26, 1946.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35-730/5

35-1480. Same: Aviation pay, Changes 3; Oct. 30, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. [Supersedes

AR 35-1480, Changes 2, Oct. 3, 1946.] * Paper, 5e.

W 1.6 : 35-1480/6/ch.3
35—4850. Same : Appropriations available for travel allowances and transportation
costs for officers and others entitled to similar allowances. Changes 1 ;
Nov. 12, 1940. 1940. 1 p. * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35-4850/8/ch.l

35-6520. Same : Property accountability and responsibility, Changes 1 ; Nov. 1. 1946.
1946. 1 p. * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 35-6520/7/ch.l

40—100. Medical Department : Miscellaneous physical examinations, Changes 2 ; Oct. 22,
1946. [1946.] 3 p. [Supersedes AR 40-100, Changes 1, July 2, 1946.]
• Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 40-100/6/ch.2

40-1715. Same: Blood for transfusion and other purposes: Nov. 8, 1946. [1946.]
4 p. [Supersedes AR 40-1715, Aug. 10, 1945, including Changes 2, Mav 2,
1946.] * Paper, .^)C. W 1 .6 : 40-1715/5

55-121. Transportation Corps : Transportation of dependents, household goods, and
personal effects under missing persons act: Nov. 12, 1946. [1946.] 3 p.
[Supersedes sec. 14, Circular 140, 1945.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6 : 55-121

310-245. Military publications: Printing and binding: Oct. 21. 1946. [1946.] 4 p.
[Supersedes AR 310-245. Dec. 31, 1924, AR .SO-2120. .Tune 14, 1923. in-
cluding Changes 1, Aug. 30, 1927, and sec. 5, Circular 316, 1944.] * Paper,
5c. W 1.6 : 310-245/2

600-73. Personnel: Standards for expert infantrvman badge, Oct. 29, 1946. [1946.]
4 p. [Supersedes Circular 92, 1945.] * Paper. 5c. W 1.6: 600-73

600-115. Same: Leaves of absence and delavs. Changes 2: Nov. 8, 1946. [1946.] 2 p.
[Supersedes AR 600-115, Changes 1, Sept. 11, 1946.] * Paper, 5c.

^1.6: 600-115/ch.2

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1432 Goat:rnment Publications

A riny regulations — Continued.

600-185. Same: Efficiency reports. Changes 1; Oct. 31, 194G. [1946.] 5 p. [Super-
sedes sec. 1, Circular 131. 1945.] • Paper. 5c. \V 1.6 : GOO-185/6/cli.l
700-25. Salvage ; Nov. 8, 194G. [1U4G.] 7 p. [Supersedes AR 700-25. Apr. 2G. 1944.

incliHling Changes 1, l-'eb. 8, 1945, and sec. 3, Circular 210, 194G.] • Paper.

5c. W l.G: 700-25/2

850-10. Miscellaneous: Registration of motor vehicles; Oct. 29, 194G. [194G.] 5 p.

[Supersedes AR 850-10, Sept. 1, 1942, including Changes 3, Mav 21, 194G.]

• Paper, 5c. W l.G : 850-10/3

Austria. Military Government, Au.stria, report of United States commissioner,
Nov. 1945-June 19-16; no. 1-8. [1945-46.] cover titles, various paging, il. f°
[Monthlv. Processed.] t
L. C. card 46-40025 W 1.74 : 1-8

Bulletin 2S-30; Oct. li-Nov. 5, 1946. [1946.] Each 5 p. or 3 p. [Issued with
perforations.] t W 1.3 : 946/28-30

Circular 303-338; Oct. 9-Nov. 16, 1946. [1946.] various paging. [Processed.
Issued with perforations.] t W 1.4/2 : 946/303-338

Colleges and universities. List of courses offered by cooperating colleges and
universities through Armed Forces Institute. May 1946. 254 p. 4° (Pam-
phlet 20-4.) t W 1.43: 20-4

Control Council for Oermany. OflBcial gazette of Control Council for Germanj',
no. 7-10; May 31-Aug. 31, 1946. Berlin, Allied Secretariat [1946]. [1]+145-
177 p. large 8° [English, French, Kussiau, and German. Pages facing each
other bear duplicate numbers. Earlier issues not entered in the Monthly
catalog.] t W 1.73: 7-10

Same, supp. 1, Documents relating to establishment of Allied Control Au-
thority. Berlin, Allied Secretariat [1946.] [86] p. large 8" [English, French,
Russian, and German.] $ W 1.73 : supp. 1

Field manual: Browning machine guns, caliber .30, M1917A1, M1919A4, and
M1919A6, Changes 1; Sept. 30, 1946. [1946.] 2 p. (FM 23-55 [changes] 1.)

* Paper, 5c. . W 1.33 : 23-55/2/ch. 1

Note. — Field manuals consist of a series of pamphlets constituting the primary
means of promulgating the basic doctrines of military training and operations. They
contain training instructions relative to tactics and technique. # Item 1130

General court-martial orders 88. 270, 272, 275-278, 280, 284, 287-288, 290-293, 296-
304, 306, 308-310, 312, 314, 316-319, 323 ; May 1-Oct. 28, 1946. [1946.] various
paging. [Issued with perforations.] t W 1.51 : 946/88, etc.

General orders 117-138; Oct. 9-Nov. 15, 1946. [1946.] various paging. [Issued
with perforations.] + . W 1.46 : 946/117-138

Ishikaicajima Aircraft Industries Co., Ltd. United, States Strategic Bombing
Survey: Ishikawajima Aircraft Industries Company, Ltd. (Ishikawajima
Koku Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha), dates of survey Nov. 26-27, 1945. Nov. 1,
1946. v-l-23 p. 4° (Corporation report no. 13 (engines) ; Aircraft Division.)

* Paper, 15c. • Item 1131 ' W 1.71/2 : 13
Japan. Sunnnation of non-military activities in .Japan, no. 6-12; Mar.-Sept.

1946. [Eighth U. S. Army Printing Plant, 1946.] cover titles, various paging.
il. t° [Monthly. Processed. Numbers 1-5 were entitled Summation of non-
military activities in .Tapan and Ki>rea, and were not entered in the Monthly
catalog.] t
L. C. card 46-15950 W 1.75 : 6-12

Japanese motor vehicle industrii. United States Strategic Bombing Survey :
Japanese motor vehicle industry, dates of survey, Oct.-Nov. 1945. Nov. 1,
1946. [4]+16p. 4" (Military Suiiplies Division.) * Paper, 10c. • Item 1131
L. C. card 46-27967 W 1.71 : M 85

Korea. Summation of United States Army Military Government activities in
Korea, no. 6-11 ; Mar.-Aug. 1946. [Eighth U. S. Army Printing Plant, 1946.]
cover titles, various pasing, il. f° [Monthly. Processed. This information
for Sept.-Oct. 1945 to Feb. 1946 was carried in Summation of non-military
activities in Japan and Korea, which was not entered in the Monthly
catalog.] t
L. C. card 46-27970 W 1.76 : 6-11

• Sent to Depository Libraries

December 1946 1433

Nazi conspiracy and aggression. 1946. v. 6, iv+1120 p. (Oflice of United States
Chief of Counsel for Prosecution of Axis Criminality.) [Seals of State De-
partment, War Office, and International Military Trials, Nurnberg, appear on
title page.] * Cloth (see note below). •
L. C. card 46-26855 W 1.2 : N 23/v.6

Note.- — This set, cousistiug of 8 voluiues, will be sold at .$18.00 for the complete set.
This amount will be accepted by the Superiuteiuleut of Documents, Government Print-
ing OUice, Washington 25, D. C., and eacli volume will be mailed Avhen issued. Vol-
umes will not be issued in numerical sequence.

Nissaii Automobile Co. United States Strategic Bombing Survey : Nissan Auto-
mobile Company (Nissan Jidosha K K), dates of survey, Nov. 24-25, 1945.
Nov. 1, 1946. v+9 p. il. 1 pi. map. 4" (Corporation report no. 18 (engines) :
Aircraft Division.) * Paper, 20c. • Item 1131 W 1.71/2: 18

Rabatil. United States Strategic Bombing Survey (Pacific) : Allied campaign
against Rabaul : [prepared by] Naval Analysis Division, Marshalls-Gilberts-
New Britain Party. Sept. 1, 1946. ix-f273 p. il. 4° * Paper, 70c. • Item 1131
L. C. card 46-27928 W 1.71 : R 11

Readjustment regulations: Personnel, plan and procedures for readjustment of
military personnel. Changes 1 ; Nov. 13, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 4" (RR 1-1 [changes
1].) [Issued v?ith perforations.] % W 1.62 : 1-1/3/ch. 1

iS'pecioZ orders 224-247 ; Oct. 17-Nov. 20, 1946. [1946.] various paging, t

W 1.48 : 946/224-247
Supply catalogs. War Department catalog.

Note. — In the list below, the Changes are for catalogs which were issued under the
Army Service Forces, and for these the old classification, W109.14 :, is retained in or-
der that they may be filed with the publications to which they belong.

See, for earlier issues of various catalogs. Army Service Forces, Supply catalogs.

Same: Ordnance supply catalog. [1946.] [Issued with perforations..] t

Ord 5 SNL

2. Alphabetical index to stock list of all items, stock list of items assigned Federal stock
numbers (for information only), sec. O; Sept. 1946. 26 p. [Supersedes Ord
5-2, sec. O, Apr. 20, 1945.] W 1.67 : Ord 5-2/sec.O

Same, sec. Z; Sept. 1946. 5 p. [Supersedes Ord 5-2, sec. Z. Apr. 12. 1945.]

W 1.67: Ord 5-2/sec.Z
3-3. Pricing guide, parts and equipment for weapons, sighting and fire control. Changes
3 ; Oct. 1946. 1 p. VV 109.14 : Ord 5-3-3/ch.3

3-4. Pricing guide, vehicle parts, Changes 1 ; Oct. 1946. 3 p.

W 109.14 : Ord 5-3-4/pt.l-6/ch.l

Ord 7 SNL. Organizational spare parts and equipment.

A-50. Gun, automatic, 40-mm, Ml, gun, dual, automatic, 40-mm, M2, carriage, gun,
40 mm, M2A1 (A. A.J, mount, gun, 40-mm, MS, mount, gun, twin, 40-mm, M4,
mount, gun, 40-mm, M5 (airborne), Clianges 4; Oct. 194(). F1946.] 2 p.

W 109.14 : Ord 7 A-50/2/ch.4

C-21. Howitzer, 105-mm, M2A1, carriage, howitzer, 105-mm, M2A1 and M2A2, mount,

howitzer, 105-mm, M4 and M4A1 ; Sept. 1946. 38 p. il. [Supersedes Ord 7

SNI> C-21. June 26. 1945.] W 1.67 : Ord 7 C-21

C-50. Howitzer, 105-mm, M3, carriage, howitzer. 105-mm. M3A2 ; Sept. 1946. 27 p. il.

(Supersedes Ord 7 SNL C-50, Apr. 24, 1945, including Changes 1 and 2,

June 30-July 15, 1945.] W 1.67 : Ord 7 C-50

G-138. Truck, 2i^-ton, 6X6, small arms repair, M7A1 and M7A2, v. 1, Changes 3; Oct.

1946. [1946. i 2 p. [Supersedes Changes 2, Julv 1, 1945.]

W 109.14 : Ord 7 G-138/2/v.l/ch.3

Ord. 8 SNL. Higher echelon spare parts and equipment (addendum).

C-33. Gun. 37-mm, M1916, sec. 13; Oct. 1946. 7 p. W 1.67 : Ord 8 C-33/sec.l3

C-59. Trailer, ammunition, MIO ; Sept. 1946. 14 p. il. [Supersedes Ord 8 SNL C-59,

Mar. 5, 1945.] W 1.07 : Ord 8 C-59

D-32. Gun, 120-mm, Ml, mount, gun. antiaircraft. 120-mm, Ml : Sept. 1946. [1946.]

118 p. il. [Supersedes Ord 8 SNL D-32, June 1, 1945, including Changes 1

and 2, July 13 and 28. 1945.] W 1.67 : Ord 8 D-32

F-126. Setter, fuze, hand, M1912A4, Changes 1 ; Oct. 1946. 2 p.

W 109.14 : Ord 8 F-126/2/ch.l
F-169. Mount, telescope, M16 and M16A1. quadrant, range. IM3. M3A1. and MS, quad-
rant, elevation, M12, telescope, elbow, M5, and M61 ; Sept. 1946. 25 p. il.
[Supersedes Ord 8 SNL F-169. Oct. 28. 1944] W 1.07 : Ord 8 F-169

F-197. Mount, telescope, M21A1, M23, and M76, quadrant, range, M4, telescope, elbow,
M16A1C, M16Ain, M16A1F. and MIOAIG : Julv 1946. 20 p. il. [Corrected
copy. Supersedes Ord 8 SNL F-197, Aug. 28, 1944, including Changes 1,
Sept. 28, 1944.] W 1.67 : Ord 8 F-197/corr.

F-203. Computer, gun data. Ml: Sept. 1946. 32 p. il. [Supersedes SNL F-203,
Addendum, July 14, 1943.] W 1.67 : Ord 8 F 203

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1434 Government Publications

Supph/ catalogs — Continued.
Ord. 8 SNL— Continued.

F-22G. Unit, BoneratinK, M7. M7A1, M15, and M15A1 ; Aug. 1946. 32 p. il. [Super-
sedes Urd 8 SNL F-22G, May 1, 1U45, including Cliarges 1, Sept. 1, 1945.]

W 1.67 : Ord 8 F-226

J-191. Grinder, cutter and tool, 110 v., 60 c, sgle-pli., roan no. 20, complete, Cliange 1 ;

Oct. 1946. 2 p. W 109.14 : Ord 8 J-191/ch.l

Ord 9 SNL. Li.st of all parts.

C-59. Trailer, ammunition, MIO ; Sept. 1946. 43 p. il. [Supersedes Ord 9 SNL C-59,
Mar. 6, 1945.] W 1.67 : Ord 9 C-59

Same: Quartermaster supply catalog. [194G.] [Issued with perfora-
tions.] %

QM 5. Stock list of all items.

1-P. Pricing guide for class 56 sul)sistence items for use outside continental limits of
United States, Cluuiges 2; Oct. 1940. 10 p. [Processed.]

W 1.67 : QM 5-l-P/ch.2

8. Class 8. Vebieles (motor-propelled) parts for; Oct. 1946. 3 p. 4° [Supersedes QM

5-8. Apr. 30. 1945.] W 1.67 : QM 5-8

13. Class 13, Engine-room and fire-room fittings, supplies, and tools ; Oct. 1946. 2 p. 4"

[Supersedes QM 5-13, ^Tuly IS, 1944.] W 1.67 : QM 5-13

Same: Signal supply catalog. [1940.] [Is.sued with perforations.] I

Sig. 7 & 8. Organizational and higher echelon spare parts.

AN/GRC-9. Radio set AN/GRC-9 ; Aug. 1946. 41 p. W 1.67 : Sig 7 & 8 AM/GRC-9

Tables of allmvancrs. [Processed. Issued with perforations.] t

Note. — Tables of allowances prescribe the authorized allowances of equipment for
units and individuals at special installations.

23. Targets and target equipment ; Oct. 15, 1946. [1946.] 21 p. [Supersedes T/A 23,
Mar. 22, 1943, including Changes 1-3, Sept. 7, 1943-July 26, 1944.]

W 1.28 : 23/2

Tables of organization and equipment. %

Note. — Tables of organization and equipment are issued in pamphlet form for insertion
in loose-leaf binders. They replace the Tables of organization and Tables of equipment
heretofore issued separately, and show the organization and equipment for the type of
unit indicated by tlie title.

1-407. Army Air Forces depot unit, Army ; Sept. 25, 1946. [1946.] 26 p. [Supersedes
T/O & E 1-407, May 4, 1944, including Changes 1, Feb. 12, 1945.]

W 1.44 : 1-407/2

Technical manuals. Technical manual : Explanation of appropriation and project
accounts; July 1946. 1946. v-fSD p. 4° (TM 14-707.) [Issued in loose-leaf
form. Supersedes T]\I 14-707, July 1, 1945, including Changes 1 and 2, Sept. 15,
1945, and Jan. 15. 1946. No distribution has been made to depository libraries
by Ducuments Office. 1 t W 1.35 : 14-707/3

Note. — Technical manuals consist of a series of pamphlets supplementing the Field
manuals covering subjects, the separate treatment of which is considered essential to a
fuller accomplishment of the training prescribed in the Field manual series. The scope
of this series includes pamphlets describing materiel and containing instructions for the
operation, care, maintenance, and handling thereof ; guidebooks for instructors and
S])ecialists ; material for extension courses : reference books ; administrative materials ;
and similar specialized subiect matter. • Item 1137

Same, Changes 1; Oct. 15, 1946. [1946.] [45] p. 4° (TM 14-707 [changes]

1.) [Issued in loose-leaf form.] $ W 1.35 : 14-707/3/ch.l

Same: Inspections and preventive maintenance services for buildings and

structures, grounds, roads and pavements, railroads ; Sept. 1946. 1946. iii-^-48
p. il. 4" (TM 5-GlO.) * Paper, 20c. W 1.35: 5-610

Same: Mamial for full-track vehicle driver; Aug. 1946. 1946. iii-f91 p.

il. 24" (TM 21-306.) * Paper, 20c. W 1.35 : 21-306

Same: Radar set AN/MPG-1 and radar set AN/FPG-1, technical opera-
tion manual, general description, operating instructions, and equipment per-
formance log; INIar. 15, 1945. [1946.] cover title, [145] p. il. 4° (TM 11-1366.)
* Paper. 4(k'. W 1.35 : 11-1366

Same: Radio sets SCR-584-A and SrR-584-B service manual, theory,

trouble shooting, and repair; Julv 1946. [1946.] xiii+298 p. il. 2 pi. oblong
large 8° (TM 11-1524.) * Paper, .$2.00. W 1.35 : 11-1524/2

Same: Screens, PH-555/GF and PH-556/GF ; Jan. 1946. 1946. vi-4-23

p. il. (T.M 11-23,36.) t W 1.35 : 11-2336

• Sent to Depository Libraries

December 1946. 1435

Telephone directory. Telephone directory, War Department, Oct. 4, 1946. [1946.]
iv+48+C36+ [2] p. 4° t W 1.19 : 946/10

Same : Nov. 1, 1946. [1946.] iv+47+[2] p. 4" j W 1.19: 946/11

ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT

Army. It's smart to stay in U. S. Army. n. p. [Recruiting Publicity Bureau,
United States Army, Sept. 30, 1946]. [2] p. il. oblong 12", folded into narrow
12° size, r W 3.2 :Ar 5/24

Your stake in Army. n. p. [Recruiting Publicity Bureau, United States

Army, Oct. 22, 1946]. [4] p. narrow 12" J W 3.2: Ar 5/25

Organization. Ad.iutant General's Office, organization and functions [June 11,
1946], Changes 2; Nov. 1, 1946. [1946.] [10] leaves, oblong 8" [Processed.
Issued in loose-leaf form for insertion in original publication.] %

W 3.2 : Or 3/6/946/ch.2

Posters. [Recruiting Publicity Bureau posters.] n. p. Recruiting Publicity
Bureau, United States Army [Mar. 22-Oct. 19, 1946J. various sizes, t

W 3.46/8 :

100. Do you like machines? artillery? radio? a good job for you, U. S. Army, choose
this flue profession now! [Illustrator, Bob Smith.]

220. It's smart to stay in! higher pay, travel, education, security. [Illustrator,

Fraumeni.]

221. It's smart to stay in ! U. S. Army.

Recruiting. Facts for publicity and advertising in conjunction with Army re-
cruiting program (corrected as of Oct. 8, 1946), subject to future change;
prepared by Military Personnel Procurement Service, n. p. [Recruiting Pub-
licity Bureau, United States Army, Oct. 30, 1946]. [2] +12 p. t

W 3.2 : R 24/3/946-2

Soldiers. Healthiest man in the world [American soldier], n. p. [Reci-uiting
Publicity Bureau, United States Army, Aug. 29, 1946]. cover title, 16 p. il.
[Other illustrations on p. 4 of cover.] t W 3.2 : H 34

Short-term soldier, challenge to officers, n. p. [Recruiting Publicity Bu-
reau, United States Army, Oct. 3, 1946]. 10-|-[2] p. il, oblong 24° f

W 3.2 : So 4/4
ARMY AIR FORCES

Government supplies. Army Air Forces tentative specification: Radio set AN/
CPN-8 () (portable homing beacon) ; Sept. 17, 1946. [Wright Field, Dayton,
Ohio, Oct. 18, 1946.] 16 p. 12" (No. 71-178S-A.) [Supersedes No. 371-1788,
Sept. 14, 1944.] t W 108.13 : 71-1788-A

U. S. Army specification : Lens photographic, telephoto, 36-inch, F/8, aerial

reconnaissance, amdt. 1; Julv 25, 1946. [Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, Sept.
1946. ] 1 p. 12° ( 75-520 [ amdt. 1 ] . ) j W 1.49 : 75-520/amdt.l

Same : Paper, direct-positive sensitized (dry processing), amdt. 2 ; Sept. 16,

1946. [Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, Oct. 3, 1946.] 2 p. 12° (No. 19-67 [amdt.
2].) t W 1.49 : 19^67/amdt.2

ARMY SERVICE FORCES

Note. — Headciuarters, Army Service Forces, was abolished bv authority of War Depart-
ment Circular 138, dated May 14, 1946, effective .Tune 11, 1946.

The Army Service Forces catalog was redesignated War Department catalog. See, for
numbers issued since the change. War Department, Hupply catalogs.

Supply catalogs. Army Service Forces catalog: Quartermaster supply catalog.

[1946.] [Issued with perforations.] t
QM 8. Higher echelon and depot spare parts.

61. Truclv, fork lift, gasoline (Clark, Clipper) ; May 1946. 60 p. [Supersedes QM

S-MHE 61. .June 2, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM S~MHE-61/2

90. Truck, fork lift, gasoline (towmotor-LT-72) ; May 1946. 56 p. [Supersedes QM

8-MlIK 9u. ,lune L'U, 1945.] W 109.14 : QM S-MHE-90/2

95. Tractor, wheeled, gasoline (Hebard, A-3 Victory, A-14 Victory) : Mav 1946. 66 p.

[Supersedes QM S-MHE 95, June 23, 1945, and QM 8-.MHE 96, .Tune 23, 1945.]

W 109.14 : QM S-MIIE-95/2

• Sent to Depository Libraries

1436 Government Publications

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT

Clinton River, Mich., letter submitting report on preliminary examinutiou and
survey of Clinton River, Mich. 1946. v+36 p. 2 maps. (H. doc. 694, 79th
Cong, lid sess. ) ['J'his reiH>rt i.s on the .survey only.] t
L. C. card 40-27919

Cow Bayou. Sabine River Cow Bayou, Tex., letter submitting report on review
of reports on, and preliminary examination and survey of, Sabine River and
tributaries, Tex., with view to improvement of Cow Bayou. 1946. iv+22 p.
2 maps. (H. doc. 702, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Enginceriny manual for civil works: pt. 10, Sti'uctural design, chap. 18, Founda-
tion grouting. Nov. 1945 [published 1946]. cover title, [2] +26 p. il. 4°
[Issued with iierf orations.] t • Item 1154 W 7.35 : pt.lO/chap.18

Fairport Harbor, Ohio, letter submitting report on review of reports on Fairport
Harbor, Ohio. July 15, 1946. 21 p. map. (H. doc. 706, 7Sth Cong. 2d sess.) t

rontchartrain. Lake. Lake Pontchartraiu, La., letter submitting report on pre-
liminary examination and survey of Lake Pontchartrain, La., from Orleans-
Jefferson Parish line westward and northward to vicinity of Frenier. July 3,
1946. 15 p. 2 maps. (H. doc. 691, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) [This report is on the
survey only.] t

Schuyrkill River, Pa., letter submitting report on preliminary examination and
survey of and review of reports on Schuylkill Rivei-, Pa. July 9, 1946. 35 p. 3
maps. (H. doc. 699, 79th Cong. 2d sess.) t

Waterway from Empire, La., to Gulf of Mexico, letter submitting report on
preliminary examination and survey of waterway from Gulf of Mexico to
Empire, La., via Grand Bayou Pass, Bayou Scofield, or other streams to Buras
and Empire. July 9, 1946. 12 p. 2 maps. (H. doc. 697, 79th Cong. 2d sess.)
[This report is on the survey only.] f
L. C. card 46-27918

Hississnn eiver commission

Note. — The publications of the Mississippi River Commission consist of annual reports,
annual pamphlets showing daily river stages, annual pamphlets showing daily river dis-
charge, and aunual pamphlets showing results of river discharge measurements ; also
publications of the Waterways Experiment Station operating under the direction of the
Mississippi River Commission. The Mississippi Kiver Commission pul)lishes maps and
charts of the Mississippi River ; navigation maps of the Mississippi River from Cairo, 111.,
to tlie Gulf of Mexico, La. : and wall maps, in colors, of the lower Mississippi River
Valley from the head of the St. Francis Basin near Cape Girardeau, Mo., to the Gulf of
Mexico, La., scale 1 : 500,000 and 1 : 250,000. Topographic quadrangle maps in colors,
scale 1 : G2.500 of the alluvial valley of the lower Mississippi River are also published by
the Mississippi River Commission : the topographic quadrangle maps comprise 217 sheets
and cover portions of the States of Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Arkansas, Tennessee, Mis-
sissippi, and Louisiana adjacent lo the Mississippi River and tributaries, with an area of
over 52,000 square miles mapped. All are sale publications obtainable only from the
Mississippi River Commission, except the annual reports which are issued by the Superin-
tendent of Documents, Government Printing OflBce. No discount is allowed. Requests
for information as to lists of publications and maps and method of making remittances
should be addressed to : The Mississippi River Commission, P. O. Box SO, Vicksburg, Miss.

Topographic quadrangle maps

Mississippi. Mississippi, Senatobin quadrangle, lat. 34°30'-34°45', long. S9°45'-
9a°. Scale 1:62,500, contour intervals 5 and 20 ft. Edition of 1944, Army
Map Service, Army. Washington, D. C, 1946. 17X14 in. t 10(^, Mississippi
River Connuission, Vicksburg, Miss. ■W31.9:Se55

Mississippi-Tennessee, Hernando quadrangle, lat. 34°45'-35°, long. S9°45'-

90°. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour intervals 5 and 20 ft. Edition of 1944, Army
Map Service, Army, Washington, D. C, 1946. 17X14 in. t 10^, Mississippi
River Commission, Vick.sburg, Miss. W31.9: H43

HISTORICAL DIVISION

Fifth Army at Winter Line (Nov. 15, 1943-Jan. 15, 1944.) [1945.] viii-f 117
p. il. (American forces in action series.) [Title on cover is: The Winter Line.
Another illustration on front cover.] * I'aper, 25tf. • Item 1131
L. C. card 46-26222 W110.7 : W73

• Sent to Depository Libraries

December 1946 1437

Makin. Capture of Makin (Nov. 20-24, 1M3). [1946.] viii+136 p. il. 3 maps.
(American forces in action series.) [Another illustration on front and back
covers.] * I'aper, 35^. • Item 1131 W110.7 : M28

L. C. card 4G-27826

NATIONAL GUARD BUREAU

National Guard regulations, f

Note. — National Guard regulations are issued in iiamphlet form for insertion in loose-
leaf binders. They are printed as they are prepared and approved regardless of the
serial numbers of the several pamphlets, and are the only National Guard regulations
now in force.

27. Physical examinations; Oct. 4, 1946. [1946.] 8 p. [Supersedes MGR 27, Apr. 1,

1927. and Changes 1, Nov. 9, 1933, MGR 28, Dec. 31, 1924, and Changes 2, May

25, 198(5.] • Item 1181 W70.7/4:27/3

75-14. Federal property : Maintenance and repair of equipment issued to air units of

National Guard; Aug. 30, 1946. [1946.] 4 p. 4" [Supersedes MGR 75-14,

July 1, 1927.] W70.7/4: 75-14/2

QUARTERIH ASTER GENERAL OF ARMY

Oovcrnment supplies. U. S. Army specification: Packaging and packing of web-
bing, amdt, 1 ; Aug. 22, 1946. 1946. 1 p. 12° (No. 100-62 [amdt. 1].) f

W1.49:100-62/amdt.l

WAR MOBILIZATION AND RECONVERSION OFFICE

CONTRACT SETTLEMENT OFFICE

Report. War contract terminations and settlements, report by director of con-
tract settlement to Congress, 9th report, Oct. 1946. [1946.] cover title, ii-f 48
p. 11. [Another illustration on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, Lie. • Item 1131
L. C. card 45-3-5598. Y 3.W 19/7 : 107/9

Stow Manufaeturing Co. Appeal of Stovp Manufacturing Company v. Maritime
Commission, decided Sept. 16, 1946; opinion [and decision]. [1946.] 5 p.
(Appeal Board, proceeding no. 53.) f • Item 1131 Y3.W 19/7 : 108/53

• Sent to Depository Libraries

Index to

United States
GOVERNMENT
PUBLICATIONS

Monthly Catalog

ISSUED BY THE

Superintendent of Documents
Nos. 612-623

JANUARY -DECEMBER 1946

UNITED STATES

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

WASHINGTON : I947

INDEX

To Monthly Catalog, January — -December 1946

'Note.- -Etitries appear in this i7ulex (l)under names of Oovernment or corporate authors;
(2) under pvrsonul authors; (S) under scries titles of puhlitatinns, if distinctive:
ii) under subjects. Specific subjects are not duplicated under the Oovernment authors.

A Pajic

A America. 1946 54S

A. A. A., see Agricultural Adjustment

Agency.
A. N. C. Committee, sec Army-Navy-
Civil Committee on Air-
craft Design Criteria.

A. P. W. Paper Co., Inc 182. 684, 1863

A. S. F., see Army Service Forces.
A. U. S., see Army.

AAA, see Agricultural Adjustment
Agency.

Aberg, Ewert, barley varieties 861

Aaron, James, court case 1182

AI>bey Mausoleum, Inc., property, in-
clude in Arlington Na-
tional Cemetery 166

Al)bot, Cbarles G. :

energy spectra of stars 551

solar variation and weather 311

Washington precipitation, 1945—

46 551

Abbott. Frank T., jr., effects of rough-
ness on airfoils 1288

Abbott, Norman, relief 244, 1063

Abercrombie, .T. S., court case 1208

Aberdeen, S. Dali., aeronautical chart_ .'!44
Aberdeen & Rockfish R. R. :

court case 182,946,1275

rates l.'?74

rates on petroleum 280

rates on potash 1092

■wharfage charges 1093

.\hernethy, R. F., Alaska coal, anal-

y.ses 930

Abilene, Tex., instrument approach

charts 22, 1023

Abilene & Southern R. R., rates on

steel 280,404

Abowitz, Herbert M. :

wage rates of streetcar, etc., op-

perators 658

wages and hours in printing

trades 1187

wages and hours of motortruclc

drivers, etc 1383

Al)rahamsen, Martin A., farmers' re-
gional association 459

Abrams, Edward, effects of mildew on

strap leather 1028

Abrams, Meyer, court case 281

Abrasives :

coated products, simplified prac-
tice 1027

materials, in 1945 1270

materials, preprint from minerals

yearbook 72, 1173

see also names of abrasive mate-
rials.

Abrolhos Anchorage, chart 534

Absecon Inlet, review of reports 696

Absecon Light :

property conveyance —

hearings 1055

law 1035

reports 893,912

Absentee voting, see Voting.

Absorbent rolls, dental, specification 437

Page

Abstracts, see subject of abstract.

Acacia, specification 109

Academy of Sciences, see National
Academy of Sciences.

Acampo Winery & Distilleries, Inc 131G

Access openings. Ships Bureau manual. 1302

Accessible. Baie, chart 1301

Accident Boards and Commissions, As-
sociation of, see Inter-
national Association of
Industrial Accident
Boards and Commissions.

Accident insurance, survey 1362

Accidents :

aircraft — -

Civil Aeronautics Board re-
ports 19-20,

154-155, 236, 343, 464,
719-720, 865-866, 1021-
22, 1150-51, 1241, 1351.

non air-carrier 1151

statistical tables, non-air car-
rier 19

cliildhood mortality 190

coal mine accident prevention

course 178, 635, 1083

coal-mine fatalities, monthly 73, 790

farm, watch your step 859

ground-fire 866

industrial 955

metal-mine accident prevention

course 178, 510, 1083

metal mine explosives 178

motor carrier —

during 1943 182

during 1944 1375

uieclianical defect 1093

motor vehicle fatalities, quarterly

summary 17

prevention, publications 25

railroad — •

accident bulletin 113 181

grade-crossing, 1945 94,3

investigation reports 78,

181-182, 277-278. 400-
401, 516-517, 642. 798,
943, 1089, 1178, 1274-75,
1371.
reported by steam railways,

summary 78

slauglitering and meat-packing in-
dustry 806

why commit hara-kiri? 866

work injuries in 1944 288

see also Collisions at sea- — In-
juries— Safety of life.
Accolade certificates. Army and Navy_ 445
Accomac County, Va., mail routes,

schedules- 301, 819, 1111, 1416
Accountable oflScers, see Disbursing

oflacers.
Accountants, see Accounts and ac-
counting.
Accounting, see Accounts and account-
ing.
Accounting and Rates Division, Civil

Aeronautics Bd 464

1439

1440

Index, 1946

Accoiintiiif:

rnK(

Offiop. xce Gpikt.-iI Ac-
couiitiiif: Offirp.
Accounts and accountinR :

AAF manual of cost acpoiintinjr__ 502
accountlnj: numbers for ships, ptp_ 815
Army — •

appropriation and project ac-
counts 1434

cost accountini;, repairs, etc 113]
fiscal accounting for field In-
stallations 561

regulations 132 216

438. 008-999. 1128. 121.'i
certified public accountant re-
quirements 770

foreign theater fiscal offices 1.327

Navy operational training pro-
gram nil

pay roll deductions, etc 1204

persons furnishing cars, etc l.'?7()

petroleum contractors, instruc-
tions (527

requisition for accountable war-

rant 1364

telephone accounting bulletin 386

uniform system of accounts — ■

electric railroads 797, 1178

ocean-cable carriers. 386. 387. 1360
telephone companies. 380, 387, 13r(9

■wire-telegraph carriers 380

387, 1360
8ee also Disbursing officers — Ex-
ppnditurps — ■ Finance —
Pay, allowances, etc. —
also names of depart-
ments, etc.

Accounts Bureau, Fiscal Service 436

estimate 303

Accounts Bureau. Navy Dept.. see Sup-
plies and Accounts Bu-
reau.
Accounts Bureau, Post Office Dept __ 971

1111
Accounts Committee, House :

reports— 33, 163, 242, 353-354, 594.
739. 878, 1048-49
Accouterments, see Military equipment

and supplies."
Acee, Alfred, workmen's compensation

legislation 411

Acer, see Maijle.

Acetone, specification 1429

Acetylene, explosibility 73

Acheson, Dean :

British loan, what it means to us_ 313
credit to Britain and world trade. 432
credit to Britain, key to expanded

trade 432

Acheson. Margaret M., court case 646

Acids, general schedule of supplies 486

see also names of acids.
Acquisitions Department. IJbrarv of

Congress-- 89. 289." 807. 1188
Acree. S. F. :

activity coefficients of /)-phenosul-

fonate buffers 1354

dissociation constant of o-phthalic

acid 239. 467

pH of acid iiotassium phthalate 467

reproducibility of lead electrode.

etc 588

sodium chloride effect on boric

acid, etc 1027

ultraviolet spectra and dissocia-
tion constants 467

Actions at law :

marine litigation, agreement with

Norway 209

packers and stockyards act.

monthly report 14. 15, 713

rules for civil procedure —

estimate for preparation 547

proposed amendments 1207

rules of criminal procedure.- 433, 831
see also names of parties to suits.
Acts, see Laws.
Actuarial tables and life tables 718

. Page

Actuaries Board, report, 25th 716 1149

.Adams, Adam A., court case 182 946

Adams, Byron P., statement ' 362

Adams, C. J., court case 1375

.^dams, Charles, sec Adams, C. J
.\dams, Georgian :

agricultural experiment stations,

1945 45g

food and nutrition investigations. 576

Adams, Gilbert N., court case 282 499

Adams, J. Richard : '
ammonium nitrate for use as fer-
tilizer 1017

fertilizers and lime, resourcesT

etc CR1

Adams, K. T. :

hydrographic manual 866

radio acoustic ranging 311

Adams, Pierrepoint, court case 349

Adams, Reba, leather glovemaking- _- 711

Adams, William J., court case 946

Adams Bayou, improvement, report 1133

Adams Field, instrument approach

charts 727 1024

Adams Transfer & Storage Co 643

Adamston Flat Glass Co- 12O8

Adapters, assembly, specification 694

Addison, Jeffery M., court case 118'>

Addison Miller, Inc Z 1258

Address sets, see Public address sets.

Addresses, copyrighted 89 807

see also subject of address, or
name of person by whom
delivered.
Aden, Gulf of, sailing directions, sup-
plement 533

Adhesive tape, packaging, etc., for

overseas 130."

Adhesives :

bonding strength 293

paste, specification 1303

Adjutant General's Department-- 136 220
330, 445. 563. 695, 848.
1004, 1132, 1219, 1327,
1435

Army regulations 691, 840

correction for Mar. monthly index. ' 334

organization and functions 220 330

695. 848, 1327, 1435
posters.. 440-446. 563-564. 696, 1005.
,,, . . 1132. 1219, 1.327, 1435
Adler, Alfred A., pressures through

screens 1404

Adler, Louis, Realty Co., Inc 832

Adler, Sanford D., Inc 308

Adler Metal Products Corporation 925

. , . . , ,. 1093, 1275

Administration.

Note. — For all headings in
which the word "Administra-
tion" occurs, see the alphabet-
ing word, e. g. Civil Aeronau-
tics Administration.
Administrative Division, Justice Dept.,

estimate 823

Administrative Office of United States

Courts 7, 229, 705. 1341

report. 1945 229

Administrative procedure :
improve —

hearings 749

law 730

_ reports 603, 607

le^islative history 1256

Administrative Research Section, Pub-
lic Roads Admin 931

.Administrative series, Agriculture

. , . . Dept 1015

Administrative Service Office, Price

Administration Office 306.

1309
Admiral (naval title), see Coast
Guard — Navy.

Admiralty Inlet, chart 1 1247

Admiralty Islands, operations of 1st

Cavalry Division 1329

Adolescents, see Youth.

Januaky-Decembek

1441

Page

Adoption :

children aciiuire new parents 803

children born in D. C 599, Glti, S73

New Jersey law 190

social and health problem 190

Adrian, E. D., brain rhythms 310, 311

Adult Blind, Books for the, see Books
for the Adult Blind.

Advance, Mo., instrument approach

chart 345, 124G

Advances to member banks by Federal

reserve banks 778

Advertising Council, how you can help

check inllation, etc 1127

Advisement, Training, Placement Sec-
tion 13U3

Advisory Board on Recreation Serv-
ices, see National Ad-
visory Board on Kecrea-
tion Services.

Advisory Commission to Council of Na-
tional Defense, minutes_ 1308

Advisory Committee for Aeronautics,
■see National Advisory
Committee for Aeronau-
tics.

Advisory Committee on Descriptive

Cataloging, report 1385

Advisory Committee on Maternal and
Child Health Services, re-
port of meeting, 1945 525

Advisory Committee on Rules for Civil

Procedure 1207

Advisory Committee on Services for
Crippled Children, re-
port of meeting, 1945 525

Advisory Council on International
Monetary and Financial
Problems, see National
Advisory Council on In-
ternation Monetary and
Financial Problems.

Advisory Dental Research Council,

see National Advisory Dental
Research Council.

Advisory Medical Policy Council, see
National Advisory Medi-
cal Policy Council.

Advisory Mental Health Council, see
National Advisory Men-
tal Health Council.

Aedes aegypti, see Mosquitoes.

Aegean Sea, sailing directions, sup-
plement 533

Aegeriidae, niotlis of family 983

Aerial navigation, see Aeronautics.

Aero-Transportes, S. A 343

Aerodindmica para pilotos 208

Aerogenerators, wind power, twin-
wheel 777

Aerology, see Air.

Aeronautical charts, see Maps and
charts — also names of lo-
calities, etc.

Aeronautical communications, see Ra-
dio communication.

Aeronautical equipment and supplies :
aircraft instruments, technical

manual 1320

airworthiness of aircraft equip-
ment 1151

aviation supply 299

Navy freight classification guide- 299,

967
see also Military equipment and
supijlies — also name o€
special e(iuipment or
sujiply.

Aeronautical laboratories, construc-
tion provision 077

Aeronautical materials, see Aeronauti-
cal etiuipment and sup-
plies.

Aeronautical Training Center, Inc 487,

880, 1030

PUKB

Aeronautics :

air marking 342

air navigation —

CAA program 1240

facilities outside U. S 1417

radio aids 19

air recklessness 1150

air services agreement with —

Great Britain 615,1121

Iceland 123

Norway 553

air services transit agreement 984

air traffic rules 236

air transport agreement with —

Belgium 1423

Denmark 1313

other Powers 984

Portugal 987

air transportation system 1152

airline statistics 464

airlines of the world 865

Army air service laws 353

basic instrument flight 583

cartilla terminolfigica para man-
iobras elemen tales de

vuelo 1121

civil aeronautics bulletin 154, 342

civil aeronautics manual 236,

583, 1021, 1149

civil air regulations 155, 236, 348,

866, 1022, 1151, 1241

amendments, note 20

civil aviation agreements 552,

912,1162
commercial aviation agreements-- 1288
correction for Dec. 1945 monthly

index 4

defense investigation, aviation 381

employment in aviation occupa-
tions 87

employment outlook in civil avia-
tion 342

flight engineering 1413

flight information bulletin 19

flight information manual 1021

flying and ground school ratings-- 343,
583, 1149

flying the weather map 532

foreign air news digest 20, 720

indexes 464, 1151

handbook of civil aviation 464

how free are the skyways? 560

liuman limits in flight 310, 311

index to civil aeronautics journal,

1945 19

instrument flight rule traffic con-
trol 154,865

lateral control for satisfactory

flying qualities 95

local, etc.. air service, investiga-
tion 19

low-slow flying 1352

maps and charts, see, in main al-
phabet. Maps and charts,
militarv aviation mission, Guate-
mala 313

minutein(>n of the air 845

navigation facilities abroad, esti-
mate __- 546

navigation facilities abroad, in-
terim arrangements 544

non-military and non-naval trans-
portation on air trans-
ports 544,1308

nonscheduled air carrier rules 866

oversea carriers, authoritv to op-
orate in TT. S 55

I)ath of flight 236

practical air navigation 154

I)ressure i>attern flight, theory,

etc 1299

realm of flight 464

research 310, 311

safety in air investigation 914

sanitary aerial navigation, con-
vention 122

1442

Index, 1946

Page

1107

95

«G5

1390

95

Aerouuutlca — Continued

scheduled uir currier rules__ 101.'2
biugle lieadiuK llif,'lil, tlieory, etC-_
stubiiity and control tests in

fliglit

student pilot guide 583

that uUO-foot regulation 1150

Trans-Arctic aviation 310,311

urban points not certiticated for

service

war air service pattern, changes.-
warning device for use in flight-.
wind-tunnel data for dynamic

Ilight conditions

women in aviation 1188

world leadership in air transpor-
tation 55

see also Aircraft, and types of
aircraft — Airports and
aviation fields.
Aeronautics Administration, see Civil
Aeronautics Administra-
tion.
Aeronautics Advisory Committee, see
National Advisory Com-
mittee for Aeronautics.
Aeronautics Authority, see Civil Aero-
nautics Authority.
Aeronautics Board, see Civil Aeronau-
tics Board.

Aeronautics Bureau, Naw Dept 107

Aetna Casualty & Surety Co 81

Aetna Portland Cement Co 389

Africa :

I aircraft position chart 1248

lights and fog signals, lists 416, 666

sailing charts 296, 533, 668

sailing directions, supplements- 665, 608
see also French North Africa —
French West Africa —
Union of South Africa.

After 1946, whatV ; 1320

Agar, chemical, etc., properties 630

Aged, see Old age and survivors in-
surance.

Agenosho Wan, chart 1194

Agent oflScers, see Disbursing officers.
Aggregate, portland-cement-concrete,

specification 214

Agnew, John, court case 988, 1376

Agricultural adjustment, see Agricul-
tural Adjustment
Agency — Agriculture —
also special subject.
Agricultural Adjustment Agency :

compilation of soil conservation,

etc., acts 8

report, 1945 234

Agricultural and Industrial Chemistry

Bureau 10, 147, 338, 456,

575, 860, 1144, 1233, 1342
publications and patents, lists- 456. 457

report, 1945 338

Agricultural chemistry, see Chemistry.
Agricultural conservation program :

applications for payment 15-16, 233,

1019, 1148, 1347, 1348
committeeman's practice hand-
book, supplements 151,

233-234

conservation materials, etc 152,

233, 715

east central region 233, 714, 1347

north central region- 151, 233-234, 1019

northeast region 714

performance, determining 714. 1019

performance, reporting, etc 461, 715

program bulletin 1348

regional bulletin 16

supplement 1 to bulletin 715

western region 234, 715

sec also names of States — also
special subject.
Agricultural cooperation, see Coopera-
tion. I

Page

Agricultural credit :

agricultural finance review 338

amend emergency farm mortgage
act, etc.- -

hearings 878, 1062, 1161

law 1035

reports 739. 763, 899, 905

changing picture in agricultural

finance 578

circulars on farm credit 459

consolidate Federal lending agen-
cies—

hearings 354

reports 242, 369

credit for tomorrow's agriculture- 229

farm tenant act anicndnients 372, 610

financing through Farm Credit

Admin 340

first step in rehabilitation 232

GI loan guaranty increased 230

hay and pasture seed loan pro-
gram —I 713

how veterans obtain guaranty

loan 231

loans under F. C. A., report- - 459, 1345

I)reference loans to veterans 354,

369, 472, 484. 1039, 1046

publications, price list 1265

refinancing Land Bank Commis-
sioner loans 823

Agricultural Credit Administration,
see Farm Credit .\dmin-
istration.
.V:.'ricultural Credit Agency :

create (H. R. 3422 and II. K.
4873) —

hearings 354

reports 242. 369

.Agricultural Credit Board :

establish (H. R. 3422 and H. R.
4873) —

hearings 354

reports 242. 369

.Xgiicultural economics, see Agricul-
ture.

.\gricMiltural Flconomics Bureau 8,

146, 229, 338, 455, 573,
706, 859, 1016, 1143, 1231,
1341

material on Missouri Valley 9

publications, check list 9, 707

report, 1945 147

see also Tolley, Howard.
-Agricultural education, see Agricul-
tural schools.
.Agricultural Engineering, Plant In-
dustry, and Soils Bu-
reau, see Plant Industry,
Soils, and Agricultural
Engineering Bureau.
.\;;ricull ural experiment stations:

agreement witli Guatemala 208

food and nutrition investigations. 576

in Latin America 200

report. 1945 458

workers, 1945-46 . 1234

xee also names of stations.
Agricultural extension, see Extension
Service — Extension woi"k.
.Agricultural financing, see Agricultur-
al credit.
.Agricultural implements, see Farm
implements and machin-
ery.
Agricultural income, see Income.

Agricultural Insurance Co 1050

Agricultural labor, see Farm labor.
Agricultural loans, see Agricultural

credit.
Agricultural machinery, see Farm im-
plements and machinery.
Agricultural materials, see Agricultur-
al supplies.
Agricultural periodicals, see Periodi-
cals.

January-December

1443

Page
Agricultural |)ests. see names of pests,

or plants affected.
Agricultural products :

air transport of perishables 455

alcohol from agricultural com-
modities 147

commodity futures statistics 712

exports, outlook for 1232

farm wages in determining parity

price 484

Federal plants for processing 859

foreign trade 1"., 8G2

grading, color measurement 4f>0

interference with perishable prod-
ucts transportation, crim-
inal offense —

minority views 495

reports 495, 759

veto message 821

market outlets 1232

marketing and distribution —

hearings 5049

law 1035

reports 879, 1061

new outlets 1232, 1342

price control responsibility 763,

877, 974, 1043, 1047, 1113

publications, price list 1265

records, reports, etc., of CCC bins,

etc 715

tariff rates 1144

utilization of surplus commodities-. 903

weights and conversion factors 1231

see also Crops — also names of
special products.
Agricultural Relations Office, see For-
eign Agricultural Rela-
tions Office.
Agricultural research, see Agriculture.
Agricultural Research Administration_ 10,
147, 230, 338, 456, 575,
708, 860, 1016, 1144, 1233,
1342.

estimates 545

report. 1945 338

Agricultural Research Center, Belts-

ville, Md., activities 230

Agricultural research journal, see
Journal of agricultural
research.
Agricultural residue pulps, bleaching

studies 1343

Agricultural schools in Latin America- 200
Agricultural Section, Savings Bonds

Division 1212

Agricultural situation, see Agriculture.
Agricultural societies in Latin Amer-
ica 200

Agricultural statistics, see Agricul-
ture.
Agricultural supplies :

general schedule of supplies. 128, 1429

purchasing cooperatives 149

Agricultural wages, see Wages.
Agricultural workers, savings bonds

information 1212

see also Farm labor.
Agriculture :

adjustment and income 62

agricultural adjustment act

amended to July 1, 1945_ 8

agricultural adjustment act amend-
ments—

hearings 739

laws 352,

1037, 1042

reports 163,

257, 471, 484, 595, 739.
903, 1061.

agricultural finance review 338

agricultural policy, what peace

can mean 337

agricultural situation (periodi-
cal) 8,706

' Page

.\gr1culture — Continued

agriculture in the Americas 13, 711

index to v. 5 459

agriculture, industry, and future

of farmers 145

balance sheet 146, 1231, 1261

bibliography 14, 712

census appropriation, proposed

provision 822

census publications, price list 1264

changes in farming in war and

peace 1016

Chile's pattern of production 1236

climatology, etc., of Ukraine 459

conserv.-ition, see, in main alpha-
bet. Agricultural conser-
vation p r o g r a m — Soil
conservation.

cotton and southern farming 337

decisions 7, 705

dependence on beekeeping__' 1016

domestic allotment act, as

amended 8

equality 145

Europe and United States agri-
culture 229

extension work, see, in main alplia-

bet. Extension work,
farming for the future in New

York 1346

foreign agriculture (periodical) _ 13.

711

index to v. 9 459

foreign agriculture circular 1018

from dryland farming to irriga-
tion 1342

getting started in farming 455

good-neighborllness through col-
laboration 122

in Brazil 1122

information on foreign agricul-
ture ..__ 459

irrigation, salt problem 1233

labor tinionism in American agri-
culture 805

on-the-job training for veterans,

establishments offering- 1287
outlook —

charts 859, 1342

1947 and be.vond 1342

summary of remarks 1341

peacetime adjustments in farm-*

ing 578

post-war 229, 1058

processing industries 513

producers, extension of pay-
ments 595, 903, 1044

productivity, 1942-45 955

publication, agricultural finance 338

publications available to home-
makers, etc 1345

research for l)etter farming 230

research into basic laws —

hearings 1049

law — 1035

reports 879, 1061

self-sustaining, restoring 705

soil conservation, see, in main
alphabet. Agricultural
conservation program.

slake in full employment 146

statistical summary 8, 706

statistics, 1945 " 705

statistics, price list of publica-
tions 1265

surveys of wages and wage rntes- 574,
708, 1143, 1232, 1233,
1342

takes stock 229

vocational, materials of interest

to teachers 578

workers in land-grant colleges 1234

world situation 1342

1444

Index, 1946

Page

Agriculture — Continued

see also AKriculture Department —
Extension work — Farms
and farmers — also cer-
tain headings beginning
Agricultural — F a r m —
also names o-f States,
etc. — also names of spe-
cial products.
Agriculture and Food Organization of
United Nations, see Food
and Agriculture Organi-
zation of United Nations.
Agriculture and Forestry Committee,
Senate :

calendar 256, llOO

hearings 610, 762, 90:i

reports 49. 168,

256-257. .'^72, 610, 761^
762, 90.^-904, 1061-62.
Agriculture and Immigration Depart-
ment of Louisiana 709

Agriculture Committee, House :

calendar 163, 594, 1157

hearings 168,

24.S. ,S54, 472. 595, 739,
878, 1049, 1253.

reports 33-

34. 163, 242-243. 354.
471-472, 595, 739, 879,
1049.

Agriculture Department 7.145,229,

337, 455, 573. 705. 859,
1015. 1143, 1231, 1341.

administrative series 1015

appropriations, 1946 —

estimates, etc 115, 303, 427

proposed revision 427

appropriations, 1947 —

estimates 3n.s.

545, 546, 822, 974, 975

.hearings 354, 762

law 872

reports 354, 369, 610. 738

Army officers detailed 58

assistant secretaries 879, 903

available leaflets 232, 460, 580

bibliographies, etc.. available- 581, 1147

current list of top officials 1147

farmers' bulletins, see, in main al-
phabet, Farmers' bulle-
tins.

laws applicable. 1945 1148

lending powers 1039, 1046

Library 14.150,

581, 712, 1018, 1147. 1345

list (series) 150.

581, 712, 1018, 1147, 1345

report 14

origin, structure, and functions__ 1345

posters 455, 706, 1015. 1143

price control responsihilitv 763, 877.

974. 1043, 1047. 1113

publications, monthly list 14, 712

publications on clothing and tex-
tiles »__ 710

regional development of land, etc- 145

• regulations, check list 1143

relation to outlook to programs- 1232

report, 1945 - 229

slidefllms 13

technical bulletins, title page,

etc 460

USDA (periodical) 8, 706

see also Anderson, Clinton, P.
Agriculture Department Solicitor, see
Solicitor, Agriculture

Dept.
Agriculture, Inter-American Confer-
ence on, see Inter-Ameri-
can Conference on Agri-
culture.

Aguas Buenas quadrangle, P. R 1207

Agwilines, Inc 1374

Ahlman, C., sand and gravel deposits

of North Dakota 933

Page
.Minapee & Western Ry. :

court case 946

rates on carbon dioxide; 644

Aides, Army regulations 1214

Aiguillettes, specification 1415

Aiken, William S., jr. :

nomenclature for airspeeds 1289

wing torsional stiffness for roll-
ing, etc 14^8

Ailerons :

aerodynamic tests in high-speed

tunnel 1386

beveled - trailing - edffe Frise, on

fighter 1102

l)lunt-nose with beveled trailing

edge ^ 1289

internally balanced sealed 1387

leakage past nose, effect 1387

of different contour, investigation- 1103,

1387

of true contour, investigation 1387

pressure distribution 958

radii of gyration, etc., effect 1387

stick forces, estimating 1401

without exposed overhang balance- 1386
Air:

aerology series 107, 532, 1411

airspeed fluctuations measure of

atmospheric turbulence 1290

dry, work required to compress 661

fuel mixtures, factors aflecting 959

infiltration rates in airplane

cabins 660

organic emanations from apples,
removal from atmos-
phere 145

see also certain headings begin-
ning Air.
Air almanac, .see American air almanac.
Air carriers, see Aeronautics.
Air commerce, see Aeronautics.
Air conditioning :

equipment, facts for industry 154, 864

unit, technical manual 1001

Air-cooled engines, see Engines.
Air Coordinating Committee : ,

demobilization of aircraft indus-
try 57

establish 1200

Air ducts, see Ducts.

Air ejectors. Ships Bureaii manual 671

Air flow, see Flow.

Air force (periodical) 135, 845

Air Force League, see Air Power

League.
Air Forces, see Army Air Forces.
Air-hose, sec Hose and hose fittings.
Air lines, see Aeronautics.
Air Lines Pilots Assoc, International,

emergency board 1077

Air mail :

jiostago on domestic mail —

hearings - 607, 1076

law 1043

reports 607, 1047, 1075

Air Mail Week, see National Air Mail

Week.
Air marking, see Aeronautics.

Air Mat^^riel Command 1132. 1219

Air museum, see National air museum.

Air navigation, see Aeronautics.

Air navigation charts, see Maps and

charts.
Air parcel post, see Parcel post.
Air pilots, see Aviators.
Air Policy Board, see National Air Pol-
icy Board.
Air j)Ower, see Aeronautics.

Air Power League, tax exemption 604

Air recklessness, article 1150

Air regulations, see Aeronautics.
Air routes, see Airways.

Air sea rescue bulletin 1125

Air service, see Aeronautics.
Air ships, see Aircraft.

Air Technical Service Command 136,

443, 1002

J A XU A U Y-D i:Ci:M UEK

1445

Page
Air traffic, see Aeronautics — Airports

and aviation lields.
Air Traffic Control Division, budgetary

history 236

Air transport, see Aeronautics — Air-
craft— also names of ar-
ticles transported.
Airborne troops, tables of organiza-
tion and equipment '627, 441

Aircraft :

Army Air Forces property account-
ing 1213

assistance. Army regulations 691

baggage, outside U. S., regulations- 1214

CAA-AAF mechanics' courses 094

crash rescue procedure — . 1002

crop pest control ^ 11

defense investigation 773

demobilization of industry 57

facts for industry 864

inspection and maintenance guide- 1132

inventory status and movement 980,

1421
larceny in air transportation- 920, 1041

lightning discharges to 959

national collection 1205

oxygen equipment, installation 328

power plant duct components 1392

production policies of NDAC, etc- 975

protective coatings and finishes 443

spraying DDT 693

strength under repeated applica-
tions of load 1190

strength values in wood for con-
struction 580

structural materials, strengths 1389

surplus —

aircraft and parts 138

buyers, market studyJ 1118

how to buy 980, 1118

plants and facilities 57, 221

type and production certificates- 1151,

1241
wing sweep influence on stability,

etc 960

workers, in wartime, St. Paul,

Minn 057

see also Aeronautics — Aviators —
also names of special
types of aircraft.
Aircraft accidents, see Accidents.
Aircraft camera lens cones, specifica-
tions 219

Aircraft camera magazine, specifica-
tion 1328

Aircraft cameras, specifications 219, 845

Aircraft Design Criteria Committee,
see Army -Navy- Civil
Committee on Aircraft
Design Criteria.

Aircraft dispatcher certificates 1151

Aircraft Disposal Office 980, 1118

Aircraft Division--- 1323, 1324, 1432, 1483
Aircraft engines, see Engines.
Aircraft equipment, see Aeronautical

equipment and supplies.
Aircraft instruments, see Aeronauti-
cal equipment and sup-
plies.
Aircraft inter-coolers :

cooling-air weight, flow, and pres-
sure drop 1390

cross-flow plate-type 1396

CToss-flow tubular 1396

design 90

Aircraft metals, see Metals.
Aircraft munitions, see Munitions.
Aircraft plants, see Aircraft.
Aircraft propellers, see Propellers.
Aircraft supplies, see Aeronautical
equipment and supplies.
Aircraft turrets. Navy training course- 1190
Airfields, see Airports and aviation

fields.
Airflow, see Flow.

Page

Airfoils :

aerodynamic balances of 2 nose

shapes, etc 1388, 1395

aerodynamic characteristics- 1288, 1387,

lilunt-nose aileron on, tesis 1289

^ boundary layer control by suc-
tion 958,1388

cascades, direct and inverse po-
tential problems 1289

compressibility effects on airfoil

with flaps 1288

compressibility effects on lift, etc_ 1288

condition on initial shock 529

conformal transformation into

straight line 1288

contour modifications 1387

control-surface characteristics 1290

designed for helicopter rotor

blades 1387

entrance vanes, design 1387

location of wing, etc., effect on

airplane 809

numerical evaluation of e-function

of Theodorsen theory 1387

nuniorical evaluation of e-integral

in Theodorsen theory 1387

liiUhing moments produced by

plain flaps, etc 1288

pressure distribution 289, 412, 1395

profile drag coefficients 1388

Keynolds number, etc., effects on

lift and drag 1288

roughness effects on lift and drag- 1288

scale-effect tests 1289

scale, etc., effects on lift and

drag 1289

skin wrinkles, investigation 1189

surface roughness effect on boun-
dary-layer transition 1288

test of 24 at high Mach numbers. 1288

tests in full-scale wind tunnel 90

thin, for nonuniform motion 193

thin oblique, at supersonic speed 1289

with — -

double slotted flaps- 290, 1189, 1388
round-nose slotted frise ail-
eron 809

semispan ailerons, etc 1289

slotted extensible, etc., tiaps- 90
slotted flaps with extended

lips 90

split flaps 1289

venetian-blind flaps 90, 289

Airframes, wartime expansion of Cali-
fornia industry 288

Airline distances, P.-icific area 814

Airlines, see Aeronautics.

Airman's guide (periodical) 1021

Airmen, see Aviators.

Airphoto Identification of soils 1150

Airplane accidents, see Accidents.

Airplane meclianic, .lob 217

.\irplane tires, see Tires.
.\irplanes :

air infiltration in cabins 660

airspeed installation, static pres-
sure error 1388

airwortliiness, civil air regula-
tions 155.236.1151

automatically controlled, lateral

motions 104

Boeing S-307, airspeeds, etc 1289

calibration, etc., for 3-dimeftsional

models 1389

counterpart vertical fln of papreg- 460

Douu'las I)C-3, airspeeds, etc 1289

flight tests with toiNinemeter 1407

flying qualities investigation---- 95
giist loads on overloaded air-
planes 1291

liunting oscillations 1290

lateral control characteristics 1290,

1292,1388

low-wing monoplane, tests 104

marking, speciflcations--- 136, 328, 845

1446

Index, 1946

Page

Airplanes — Continued

moisture lonteut of wood in struc-
tures i580

motions from abrupt movement

of controls 1388

noise reduction nroblem 1190

partial-span models, jet boundary,

etc., corrections 959

positions of heavy bombers in

space 1389

rainfall effect on fllRht, etc 95

range of fighter planes, increas-
ing 1388

sideslip characteristics of tighter- 1294

spinning of canard airplane 1388

spinning of large airplanes 1289

stlck-flsed neutral points 1289, 1405

thrust coeflacients. gliding with

engine idling 1296

trim characteristics, influence of

tail 1388

trim, etc., factors affecting 1294

war wings for peace 1421

wing location, etc., effect 809

wing machine-gun, etc., effects 1388

see also Aeronautics — Aircraft —
Landing (aircraft) — Sta-
bility of airplanes.
Airports and aviation fields :

airphoto identification of soils 1150

airport buildings 342

airport obstruction plans 726,

866, 1154. 1245
Army-Navy-CAA traffic control

proced-nres 464

Federal aid for development of

airports 470, 730

Federal airport act, sec. 8 opera-
tion 747, 912

Federal airport program, estimate- 115

foreign airfield reports 1214

in United States, chart 346

traffic control-tower operator cer-
tificates 155

see also name of airport or field,
or place where located.

Airscrew gyroscopic moments 12S9

Airships, see Aircraft.

Airspeed indicators, specification 845

Airspeeds :

Boeing S-307 in transport opera-
tion 1289

Douglas DC-3 iu transport opera-
tion 1289

fluctuations measure of atmos-
pheric turbulence 1290

standard nomenclature 1289

static error in installation in

dives, etc 1388

Airways:

facilities, establishing 974

how free are the skyways? 560

transportation system routes 1152

Airworthiness, gee Aeronautical equip-
ment and supplies — Air-
planes.

Aitape Harbor and Koad, chart 1195

Aitchison, Beatrice, freight classifica-
tion factors 041

Aitchison, C. S. :

subpress. for compressive tests 102

tensile, etc., tests of magnesium

alloy 97

Alvers, Floyd D., court case 685

Aivin, Austin F., court case 404

Akkeshi K6, chart 534

Akron, Colo., instrument approach

chart 726

Akron, Ohio, instrument approach

charts 22, 726, 1246

Akron, Canton Sc Youngstown Ry.,

rates 1374

Al 'Ajman, chart 965

Alabama :

conservation practices, handbook- 151
court case 210

Page

Alabama — Continued

mail routes, schedules 201,

424, 971, 1306

oil and gas investigations 69, 632, 933

park conveyance —

hearings 895, 1075

law 874

letter from Interior Dept 605

letter from Navy Dept 605

reports 755, 774

post route map 113

strategic minerals investigations. 933

topographic maps, etc 506

war casualties 531

World War II honor list 1330

Alabama Geological Survey 69, 933

Alabama Great Southern R. R. :
rates on —

lead 403

limestone 1181

petroleum jelly 403

phosphate rock 1374

potatoes 280, 281

sulfur 281

Alabama Power Co 279. 1372

Alabama University 69, 275, 394, 933

Alameda County Building & Construc-
tion Trades Council 654

Alarie, Joseph E., relief 473, 611, 733

Alas Strait, chart 1301

Alaska 277, 796

aeronautical planning chart 1247

article on Alaska 796

bond issue 48, 266,

350, 760, 924, 1035

care of insane, estimate 546

chart 1025

child labor 525

coal, analyses 936

coast pilot, supplements 583-584, 720

communication system, estimate 1115

defense problems, investigation 893

district judge, retirement privilege- 255,

469
fisheries —

commercial fisheries, regula-
tions 504, 932, 1265, 1364

defense program 1158

laws and regulations 932

laws and regulations, obtain-
ing 271

protection 750

statistical digest 932

game and fur animals, etc., regu-
lations 932

governor, report, 1945 277

mail routes, schedules 425,

544, 971, 1416

map 1171

metal mining, 1945 1270

minerals — •

investigations of Geological

Survey 506

mineral industry 1365

resources 506, 1170, 1171

molybdenite investigations 1171

municipalities, amend Hatch act- 623

nickel investigations 1171

official trip to study 256

postmasters to administer oaths,

etc 30

[lostwar 1177

public lands withdrawal. Exec.

order 1306

Iiubllcations, price list 1169

(luestions and problems 1256

trade in domestic and foreign mer-
chandise 18, 718

tundra study 391

ultrabasic rock bodies, geology,

etc 1171

see also names of certain locali-
ties in Alaska.

Alaska Airlines. Inc 343

Alaska Game Commission :

compensation of members 383

regulations 932

J AN U ARY-DeGEMBER

1447

Page

Alaska, Gulf of, aeronautical cliart 721

Alaska Highway :

iuvestigation ;»<>'.»

recreatioual resources 3'Jo

Alaska maritime control area 675

Alaska Pacific Consolidated Mining

Co 518

Alaska Railroad :

employees, compensation act ad-
ministration 1417

employees, local political partici-
pation 1035

expenditures, authorizing 256,

776, 872

retirement report, 1945 716

to engage in ocean-going vessel

business 371

Alaska University :

geophv-ical institute —

Hearings 1356

law 1039

reports 760, 924

Alaskan International Highway Com-
mission, creating 362.

758, 1071
Alba, Jorge de, see De Alba, Jorge.

Albanian phrase book 1130

Albany, N. Y. :

aeronautical chart 155, 1152

commemorative coins, unexpended

proceeds ___ 1036, 1050, 1062
instrument approach charts_ 345, 1023
Albany County, Wyo.. Shanton iron-
ore property 1269

Albemarle Hospital, relief 50, 161

Albers Milling Co 945

Albert, A. R., internal necrosis of po-
tato tubers 337

Albert & Harrison, Inc 624, 946, 1093

Alberta (Italian vessel) :

court case of owner 947

Albia. Iowa, aircraft accident 719

Albion quadrangle. 111 634

Albrecht, B. J., Co 172

Albrecht, Edgar S., court case 1093

Albrecht, Isabelle, impact strength,

etc.. of plastics 1190

Albuquerque, N. Mex. :

aeronauticnl chart 721

instrument approach chart__ 345, 1246
Alcea Band of Tillamooks, court case-- 189,

1285
Alcoa. Tenn., meteorological summary. 1157
Alcohol :

from agricultural commodities 147

policies of WPB. etc 975

polyvinyl, specification 198

rates on 1181

Alcohol plants :

disposal 221

sugjirs and sirups production 618.

761, 875,917, lOfiO

Alcorn, Archibald J., relief 741.

906. 1030

Alden, Harold B., relief 258, 42.5

Alden. Herbert W., court case 348

Alden Coal Co 517

Aldred Investment Trust 182

Aldrich, C. Anderson, pediatric medi-
cine and mental hygiene- 954
Aldrich, W. W. :

fruits of Deglet Noor date palm-- 577
leaf elongation and fruit growth

of date 577

Aleut language, grammar with dic-
tionary 177

Aleutian Islands :

coast pilot, supplement 583

flight charts 1152

map 1171

Alexander, Miss Jimmie, relief 474.

612, 734

Alexander, S. Kenneth, court case 832

Alexander, S. R., yaw characteristics

of airplane 129fi

Alexander quadrnntrle. Ark 633

Alexander Wool Combing Co 182,646

Page
Alexandria, Minn., instrument ai)-

proach chart 726

Alfalfa :

immunity to pea aphid 1343

retention of carotene 10

seed, DDT for control of Lygus,

etc 1017

seed money 1143

silage and hay, for milk produc-
tion 575

Alfalfa weevil, DDT control on seed

alfalfa 1017

Alfano, Joseph, court case 946

Alford & Miller Co 88

Algeria, chart 534

Algonquin (revenue cutter) :

naval record of former crew —

hearings 250, 622. 1074

reports 250, 922

veto message 1112

All. Aftab, relief 34, 240

Alice, Tex., Instrument approach

charts 728, 1025

Alifeville quadrangle, Ala., geologic

map 632

Alien enemies :

control regulations, proclamation. 114,

202
deny admission into U. S., etc. —

hearings 601, 889

reports 601, 758-759, 889

expunge testimony from naval

court records 605

removal, proclamation 544

Alien property :

administration —

hearings 892, 1257

law 1039

reports 892.900,1073

regulatory documents, foreign

property control 1318

return to persons not hostile 47

262, 351

Alien Property Custodian Office 1115

administer powers conferred upon

the President 674

estimate 115

expenses, budget for 1947 822

report, 1945 975

terminating 1307

.\liens. representation in House 262

see also Alien enemies — Immigra-
tion-^Naturalization.
.\lkybenzenes :

heats, equilibrium constants, etc 1353

heats of combustion and forma-
tion 1028

All American Beauty Culture Schools

Associated 58R

All American Bus Lines, Inc 1180, 1373

.Vll-American Canal, specifications 75.

794, 930

Mi-American Flag I^ine. Inc 55

All hands (Naval Personnel informa-
tion) 109, 814

index, 1945 299

Allberry, A^nes T., relief of estate 349

Alleghenv Countv. Pa., bridge across

Allegheny River 1036,

1052. 1068
Alloilieny T.udlum Steel Corporation- 1376

.\lleghenv River, bridges 362,

494. 1036. 1052. 1068
Allen. A. Leonard (Representative
from T-a.) :

bill introduced by 367

reports made by-
Census Com 47.3

Immigration and Naturaliza-
tion Com 478

Allen, Alvina, court case 210.

405, 1275, 1376
Allen. Ethan P. :

hide and leather policies of WPB,

etc 1115

private financing of emergency fa-
cilities 976

1448

Index, 1946

Page
Allen, Everett B., accident investljra-

tlon 19

Allen, George S., trustee, motor car-
rier decision 1373

Allen, Guy F., relief 28,

161, 350. 361, 377

Allen, Leland J., eourt case :._ 318

Allen, Leslie O., jr., relief 28

Allen, Luc.v A., court case 318

Allen, Percy, relief 50

Allen. T. H., relief 1063

Allen, Wade, court case 832

Allen. William P., court case of co-exr_ 686

Allen Construction Corporation 625,

949, 1378

Allen Tool & Manufacturing Co 698, 850

Allergy :

management of allergic diseases 1219

technical l)ulletin 561

Alley dwellings :
in D. C—

hearings 164

law 87:'.

reports 617, 887

Allied Control Authoritv, establish-
ment 1432

Allied Mission to Observe Greek Elec-
tions, report 683

Allied Van Lines, Inc 1090, 1091

Alligators :

care of small alligators 272

fishery leaflet 504

Allin, Bushrod W., problems facing

farmers 455

Allison, .T. Lewis, forage-grass dis-
eases 1017

Allison, .1. M.. take-off of large flying

boat 103

Allmendinger, D. F., naphthaleneacetic

acid spray on atiples. ete_ 1344
Allotments, see Army — Government of-
ficials and employees.
Allowances, sec Pay, allowances, etc.- —
Readjustment allow-
ances— also special sub-
ject.
Allowed of God to be pnt in trust with
the Gospel, message to

preachers 902

Alloys :

crystal structure 1103

for amalgan, specification 1429

licat-resisting, stress rupture 1290

high-carbon precision-cast, evalua-
tion 1290

see also names of metals, etc.

Allright Auto Park 800

correction for Dec. 1945 monthly

index '_ 4

Alma. Ga.. instrument approach charts- 156,

726. 1023

Alma Motor Co 1276

Almanacs :

American air almanac 109.

298, 539, 1190
American ephemeris and nautical

almanac 109, 1413

American nautical almanac 420

I,ouisiana farmers' almanac, eval-
uation 861

Almy. Helen .T., road to rehabilitation- 287
Alosa sapidissima, see Shad.
Alpha-Crystal Falls iron-bearing dis-
trict, geology 1172

.\lplianaphthyl thiourea, pharmacologic

action, etc 63

Alquist, Henry E. :

knock - limited performance of

fuels 1398

surface-ignition temperatures 1407

Alsike clover, see Clover.

Altamaha River, flood problems 1005

Altenburger, Clarence L., court case_- 240
AUenderfer, Marion E. :

full-time public health positions-. 1167
nursing school health practices,

etc 175

Page

Altitude, computed, tables 813

Altman, Isidore, service in children's

dental clinic 1361

.Vltmeyer, Arthur J. :

addresses 930

appointment 1112

how social security can help the

small businessman 868

people on the move 503

public assistance financing 65

Alto quadrangle, Tex Tgg

-Vlto Trucking Co., Inc 402

.Vlton, i:dwin, relief 28

Alton, Helen, relief __ 28

Alton & Southern R. R. :
rates on — ■

brass 403, 1373

plumbers' supplies 404

truck parts 281

Alton R. R. :

emergency board 426, 626

rates on —

iron 1181

salt 404, 945

sheet-metal flashings 1182

soybeans 404

reorganization 401

Altona Harbor, chart 295

Altoona, Pa. :

instrument approach chart 726

railroad accidents 400, 516

Altoona-Blair County Airport, instru-
ment approach chart 726

Altro, Ky., railroad accident 517

Altus, Okla., Instrument approach

chart 728

Altus project, specifications 75.

395,938, 1084-85, 1367
Alumina :

extraction, control of gelation 1268

from clays and high-silica

bauxites 466

from potassium alum 509

in 1945 1175

Aluminum :
alloys —

alloy ingot report 73, 790

artificial aging effect 1389

axial fatigue tests of sheets 91

beam and torsion tests of tub-
ing 91

beam column stresses 102

bearing strengths 91, 101, 290

brake forming effect on sheet- 809
column and plate strengths.- 1389
column strength of shapes,

etc 193, 809

compression tests of I cross

section 91

compressive st r e n g t h of

shapes 91

compressive strength of sheet- 1189

fatigue life, improvement 91

fatigue strength 91

load capacity of crankpin

bearings 1103

minimum-weight design of

panels 1401

specifications- 128, 198, 299, 1429
stiffened-sheet specimens from

wing 91

strain measurements, etc., of

beams 660

strength of sheet-stringer

panels 91

stress-strain, etc., graphs-- 412
tensile, etc., properties of

shapes 91

test methods for spot welds 193

torsion tests of bar and tub-
ing 91

in 1945 1175

Japanese trade study 315

joints and structural elements,

tests 97

mental, etc., recovery from dross- 790
pigment, specifications 322,1109

January-December

1449

Page

1115

1208

91
27!»

America,

104.V

>80

Alumiuum — Coutiuued

policies of War Production Board,

etc

preprint from minerals yearbook,
properties throughout cross sec-
tion of shape

rates on

salts, in 1945 1170

secondary, in 1945 937

war changes in industry 434

wrought products, facts for in-
dustry SG4

see also names of articles manu-
factured from aluminum.

Aluminum Co., of America 14011

Aluminum foil, customs ai)pe>;il 6t.i

Aluminum plant disposal 170

Alumiuum-stearate, specitication 541

Amalgamated Dental Co., L,td 990

Amann, Bessie, relief 470, 705, 871

Amarillo, Tex., instrument approach

chart 22

Amazon Creek, engineer reports re-
view 494

Ambassador Apartments, Inc 678, 977

Ambrose, Martena R., salary, etc., to

mother

see American republics —
Central America — Latin
America — North Amer-
ica— South America —
United States.
American Agricultural Chemical Co--

American air almanac 109,

298, 539, 1190
American Airlines, Inc. :

accident 1 343

control of American Export Air-
lines, Inc 343

dispute with employees, emergency

bd. rp 1077

mail rates 1151

American Antarctic Association, Inc. :
vessel transfer —

hearings 1056, 1075

law 1030

letter from Navy Dept 1050

reports 774, 894

American Bakers Assoc 340

American Barge Line Co 1375

American Battle Monuments Commis-
sion :
amend act creating —

hearings 1253

law 872

reports 600,621

functions _i 425

proposed provision 670

American Box Shook Export Assoc 80

American Brake Shoe Co 137

American Bureau of Shipping 12lu

American Campaign Medal 420

American Can Co 1093. 1276, 1376

American Channel of Detroit River,

engineer report 132,'<

American Coast Line, Inc 318. 1370

American Commission for Protection
and Salvage of Artistic
and Historic Monuments

in War Areas, report 1148

American Communications Assoc 1381

American countries, see American Re-
publics.

American Cyanamid Co

American dog tick, see Ticks.
AmeBican ephemeris and nautical al-
manac 109.1413

American Ethnology Bureau.- 312, 829. 981

reports 312

American Export Airlines, Inc 343

American Factors. Ltd 945, 1092

American Federation of liabor, court

case 554

American forces, see Armed forces.

American Fuel vt Power Co 947

American Fur Co., calendar of papers. 207.

312

20

Page

American Furnace Co 1297

American Historical Association.. 207, 312

education manuals for Army 132,

133, 439, 440, 560, 692,
841

proceedings, 1944 312

report, 1944 207,312

who should choose civil service ca-
reer? 561

American historical review, 1895-1945,

guide 312

.\merican history, see History.

American Indian Day 619

American Indians, see Indians.

American Lecithin Co., Inc 282,

405, 1276
American Legion :

Marine Band to attend conven-
tion—

hearing 605

report 481

membership eligibility 620,

891, 1036

proceedings of convention 1355

surplus equipment for convention. 600
War Dept. e(iuipment for con-
vention 60S

see also names of American Le-
gion posts.

American Libertv Pipe Line Co 1180

American Light & Traction Co 182

American National Red Cross :

D. C. inheritance tax exemption. 477,

617, 873

D. C. property tax exemption 30

naval medical liaison 107

Red Cross month, proclamation — 303
services for unmarried mothers — 191
American nations, see American re-
publics.

American nautical almanac, 1947 420

American Optical Co 1183

American Orthopaedic Assoc 1168

American Osteopathic Assoc 1323

American Overseas Airlines, Inc., emer-
gency board 1077

American Printing House for the Blind,

report. 1945 268

American propaganda :

dissemination abroad of informa-
tion about U. S. —

hearings 1052

reports 41, 759, 918

postwar international program 208

American Radiator & Standard Sani-
tary Corporation :
land conveyance —

hearings 622, 896

law — 735

letter from Navy Dept 606

reports 382, 756

American republics:

agriculture in the Americas 13, 711

fact sheet on Pan American

Day 459

index to v. 5 459

American nation series 301

codification of international law. 1305

commercial Pan America . 112, 818

communications fellowships for

students 387

cultural centers 'J83

em guavda para a defesa das

Americas 117. 826

same (in French) 117

same (in Spanish) 117, o^o

fellowship program for teachers.. 1261
flags and coats-df-arms, poster... 543

geologic investigations 69, li8, 632

good neighbor policy, develop-

ment °''

good neighborliness- through agri-

cultural cooperation 12J

inter-American military coopera-
tion—
hearings i-ois

1450

Index, 1946

Fage
Ainericaii rejiublics — Continued

inter-Ainerlciin military coopera-
tion— Continued

message from the President 675

reports 745, 899

inter-American series 123,

313, 432, 1422, 1424

same (in Spanish) 805

inter-American system —

past achievements, future as-
pirations 423

same (in Portuguese) 543

same (in Spanish) 423

project of organic pact 673

same (in Spanish) 673

loan pacltets on inter-American

subjects 928

magnetic observations 1241

our inter-American policy 313

Iianorama, inter-American cultur-
al events 201, 818

persons from, instruction at Mer-
chant Marine Academv__ 480,
913, 1041

postwar economic welfare 423

same (in Spanish) 423

private enterprise in development

of the Americas 1422

see uIhu Latin America — also cer-
tain headings beginning
Pan American • — also
names of republics.
American liepublics Division, Interna-
tional Trade Office 1353

American Republics Section, Education

Office 501

American Republics Unit, Foreign and

Domestic Commerce Bur_ 24,
158, 238
American Revolution, National Society
of Daughters of, see Na-
tional Society of Daugh-
ters of American Revolu-
tion.

American Rolling Mills Co 106, 294, 414

American Sales Book Co., Inc 280

American Samoa, mail routes, sched-

dules 201, 544, 971, 1306

American Small Business, Special Com-
mittee to Study Problems
of. Senate :
antitrust cases in construction in-
dustry 1357

hearings 49, 168, 257, 372,

486, 762, 904, 1161, 125G
OPA shortening, etc., price policy. 610
progress under Federal reports

act 1357

reports 372

American Smelting & Refining Co 404

American Steel Abrasives Co 945

American Stevedores, Inc 646

American Surety Co 434

American table of distances for explo-
sives 329

.\merican Tobacco Co 988

.Vmerican Transformer Co 60

American Union Transport, Inc 433

American Veterans Committee, incor-
porate 772

American Veterans of World War II,

incorporate 920

American White Cross Laboratories,

Inc 1297

American Women's Voluntary Services,

incorporate 772

American Yvette Co 586

Americana, pictorial, photographic neg-
atives 528

Americas, see American republics —
Central America — Latin
America — North Amer
ica — South America.

America's fighting Congress 1252

Ames, Edward W., exploration of Jewell

tunnel zinc property 1367 |

Page
Ames, Milton B., jr., control-surface

characteristics 412

Amines, ultraviolet absorption spectra- 1400
Ammonia :

anhydrous, specification 110

synthetic, disposal of plants 221, 1421

Ammonium nitrate:

for use as fertilizer 1017

specification : 110

Ammonium perchlorate, specification 110

Ammonium picrate, specification 110

Amorosi, A., gas turbine gas charts 815

Amorpha fruticosa, see Indigobush.

Amphibians, dealers 630

Amplifiers, technical manual 1001

Amputees :

exercises for lower extremities 1128

problems, report on aid to iiandi-

capped 165

rehabilitation by Navy 812

AM VETS, sec American Veterans of

World War II.
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. :

explosives handling 936

switching charges 645

terminal services 517

.\uaesthesia, see Anesthesia.

Analyses Division, Civil Aeronautics

Bd 1152

Analysis, see names of substances, etc.,
analyzed.

Analysis Section, War Meat Board 1237

Analyst's manual, classification, etc 219

Anamizu Wan see Nanao Wan.

Anaplasmosis in cattle 1233

Auastrepha serpentina, immature

stages ' 1016

Anatone quadrangle. Wash 1173

ANC Committee, see Army-Navy-
Civil Committee on Air-
craft Design Criteria.
Anchorage, Alaska, bond issue_ 760, 924, 1036

Aucylostomiasis, health leaflet 175

And now peace, and home I 119

Auilerberg, Edward, jr., overseas trade

of Japan 317

Andersen, Andreas, relief 1030, 1063

Andersen, Elisabeth, relief 50, 244, 349

Andersen, Jennie O., relief 741

Anderson, A. W., fishery statistics of

U. S 1080

Anderson, Charles W., relief 50, 161

Anderson, Clinton P. :

agriculture, industry, and future

of farmers 145

agriculture takes stock 229

American food 145

better food for better America 455

cooperatives and family farm 711

credit for tomorrows agriculture. 229

equality for agriculture 145

looking forwaiTd with the South 145

restoring self-sustaining agricul-
ture 705

talk at FAO Conference 705

talk before American Agricultural

Editors' Assoc 145

wheat and fiour exports, 1st quar-
ter, 1946 455

see also Agriculture Depart-
ment.

Anderson, David W., court case 318

Anderson, Edgar V., court case 946

.\nderson, Francis W., relief 880,

1031, 1063

.\nderson, Henry W., court case 622

.Anderson, Jack Z. (Representative
from Calif.) :

bill introduced by 750

report made by —

Naval Affairs Com 167

.Xnderson, Maude C. court case 318

.■\nderson, R. F., stalling of tapered

wings 104

Anderson, R. L. :

Alaska coal, analyses 936

January-December

1451

Page

Anderson, R. L. — Continued

bituminous coal and lignite lOSrs

bituminous coal in 1944 74

Anderson, Roj' I., porous chrome-plated

cylinder barrels 1290

Anderson, Sheldon M., court case 20!),

518, 989

Anderson, Steve, court case 182, 989

Anderson, Willis B., court case 832

Anderson County, S. C, physical land

conditions 862

Anderson Motor Service Co 1179

Anderson Ranch reservoir, improve-
ments on site 771, 872

Andes :

Andean calendar 981

Andean civilizations, handbook 829

Andean Highlands 981

archeology ©■f central Andes 981

Andravina, Bale de, charts 537

Andre. Floyd :

agricultural experiment stations,

1945 458

experiment station insect, etc., con-
trol 710

Andrew Johnson National Monument- 938
Andrews, Charles O. (Senator from
Fla.) :
reports made bv —

Judiciary Com 920, 1073

Publio Buildings and Grounds

Com 923, 107C

Reconstruction of Senate Koof
and Skylights, Special

Committee on 775

Andrews, IT. ,1.. fatigue tests on alu-
minum alloy rivets 99

Andrews, Howard L.. physical prop-
erties of DDT, etc 929

Andrews, .John, safe food service 1160

Andrews, Walter G. (Representative
from N. Y.) :
report made by —

Military Affairs Com 604

Andrus, Hamlin F., trustee, court case- 1317
Andrus, John T?!.. court case of trus-
tees 1317

Andrus, Sufronia, relief of estate 611.

880, 1031
Anemia :

aplastic, fatal case 270

in rats fed diet low in panto-
thenic acid 388

Aneroid barometers, see Barometers.

Anesthesia, recent advances 310, 311

Angel, H. Reeve, & Co., Inc 646

Anglo-American agreements 208, 387, 528

see also Great Britain.
Anglo-American Caribbean Commis-
sion :

fishery survey in Trinidad, etc 55.'!

reports 122, 1200

Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry :

agreement 984

report 610, 8.^0

Angontsy Road, chart 537

Angora goats, see Goats.

Angostura Dam. specifications 630

Angott, Carl .T., contract settlement- _ 13X.'?

Anhydrides, difruotose, acid reaction 400

Aniline, skin contact, etc., may cause

poisoning 1382

Animal coops, rates on 1372

Animal industry, see Livestock.

Animal Industry Bureau 10,148,230.

338. 457, 575. 708. 860,
1016, 1144, 1233, 1343.

directorv 1343

estimates 822,974

report, 1945 338

service and regulatory announce-
ments 10,708

index, 1945 575

laboratory, histopathology 1262

Page

Animals :

quarantine station on Swan

Island 739,

903,974, 1044

transportation on transports 841

see also Food for livestock — Fur
and fur animals — -Live-
stock — Wildlife — Zool-
ogy— also names of ani-
mals.
Ankenbruck, Herman O. :

effects of tip dihedral on stabil-
ity, etc 1103

stability, etc., of fighter-airplane- 1404
stability of tailless all-wTng air-
plane 1404

Ann Arbor, Mich., see Michigan Uni-
versity.

Ann Arbor R. R., rates on tankage 404.

1182

Annam, charts . 963

Annand, P. N.. how about DDT? 11

Annapolis, Md., see Naval Academy,

Annapolis.
Annette Islands. Metlakatla Indian

Community 12R8

Annotto Bay, chart 296

Annuities, see Civil service pensions —
Foreign service — Old age
and survivors insurance.
Annulariidae, operculate land mol-

lusks 1422

Anodes, brass, specification 322

Anophpjes. see Mosquitoes.

AntalahS Road, chart 537

Antarctic rearions, Pacific Ocean,

chart 1411

Antelope Coulee quadrangle, Mont 274

Anthony, Kans.. instrument approach •

chart 586

Anthracite, see Coal — Coal mines and
mining.

Anthracite and Coke Section 394,

509, 1271
Anthronology, publications, price list. 177

Anti-Macknnt suits 295

Anti-Fasoist Refugee Committee, see
Joint Anti-Fascist Ref-
ugee Committee.
Antifreeze compound :

general schedule 1319

specification 541

Antifriction metals, see Metals.
Antigens :

from infected yolk sacs 1078, 1079

from tynhus rickettsiae 1166

release from bacteria by ether 628

Antimony :

preprint from minerals yearbook- 1268
quicksilver-antimony deposits of

Mexico 69

San Jos(^ mines 632

secondarv. in 1945 1270

Antimony sulfide, specification 110

Antioxidants to prevent flavor deteri-
oration in orange .iuice_- 457
Antiracketeering act. see Commerce.

Antiseize compound, specification 1110

Antitrust laws, see Trusts.
Antoinetta (steam vessel) :

court case of owner 946

Ants, house 860

ANTU, see Alphanaphthylthiourea.

Anvils, dental, specification 214

Anzures, Andrew, relief of guardian-- 244,

487, 733
Anzures, Beritice, relief of guardian-- 244,

487, 733
Anzures, Theodora O.. relief--- 244, 487, 733

Aparri Anchorage, chart 157

Apartment houses, rent control in Den-
ver, Colo 1117

Aphids, see names of aphids.

Aplastic anemia, fatal case 270

1452

Index, 1946

Page
Ai)pnlnchian Natlonnl Forest, oil and

pas devolopmont 172,

924, 1160
Apiialachian region :

applo harvest, farm labor 1146

land market, wartime activity 9

Apparel, see Clothing.

Apparel Institute 1116, 1202

Apparel stores, see Stores.
Appeal Board, Contract Settlement Of-
fice __ 137, 221, 098, 850, 1006-
7, 1135, 1221, 1333, 1437.
Apple, sec Apples.

Applebee, Inez A., city capital outlay- 717
Applegarth, J. H., menthol, ,7apanese

trade study 31G

Apples :

Appalachian area harvest 1146

cold storage 339

DDT for spraying 457

naphthaleneacetic acid spray 1344

production l>y varieties 146, 1143

stored, organic emanations 145

volatile production 145

Appleton, Wis., railroad accident 181

Appointments, sec Arm.v — ^Civil Serv
ice — Foreign service —
Government officials and
employees — .Judges — also
names of persons ap-
pointed to ofiico.

Apprentice-Training Service 409, 525,

656, 803, 954, 1286

poster 12S6

transfer, notes of general interest- 334
Apprentices :

cement, etc., finishing industry

standards 954

conference of State agencies, re-
port 656

national apprenticeship program- 409
national brick-l;iyer's program, etc- 803

roofing industry standards 954

setting up apprenticeship pro-
gram 656

training for returning servicemen- 409
voluntary apprenticeship in D. C- 599,

737
Apprenticeship Council in D. C, ap-
pointment 599, 737

Apprenticeship for Construction In-
dustry, General Commit-
tee on, see General Com-
mittee on Apprenticeship
for Construction Indus-
try.
Appropriations :

deficiency, 1946 and prior years -

hearings 164, 168,

243, 355, 373, 472, 486,
610, 740, 905. 1049. 1062

laws 162, 469, 736, 872, 1036

reports-- 31, 32, 34. 49, 243, 352,
355, 373, 472, 593, 611,
740, 702, 875, 899, 904

digest, 194G, and prior years 436

legislative, 1947 —

hearings 739, 904

law 872

reports 595, 762, 875

rescissions — •

committee reports 32, 243,

255, 257, 354. 486, 59;!

hearings 49, 354, 48fi

laws 351, 736

proposed rescissions 204, 822

correction for July

monthly index 1 856

statements for 78tli and 79th Con-
gresses 257

supplemental —

hearings 168,' 610,

905, 1049, 1062, 1157, 1161

laws 162, 736, 872, 1036

reports 31. 32, 34, 49,

593, Gil, 740, 762, 875,
899, 904, 1045. 1049, 1062

Page
Appropriations — Continued

see also Budgets — Government ot-
fices — also names of de-
partments, etc., or spe-
cial subjects.
Appropriations Committee, House :

appropriations, budget estimates,

etc 257

clerlt-stenographers, estimate 594

expenses 354, 878

hearings 164, 243,

• 354-355, 472, 595-596,

739-740, 879, 1049, 1157

minority views 740

reports 34,

164, 243, 354-355, 472,

595-596, 740, 879, 1049
Appropriations Committee, Senate:

api)ropriations, budget estimates,

etc 257

hearings — : 49, 50,

168, 257, 373, 486, 610,

762, 904-905. 1062, 1161
reports 49, 50, 257,

373, 486, 610-611, 762-

763, 904-905, 1062.
Apricots :

canned, specirication 437

evaporated or dried, specification- 558

A[irons, operating, specification 110

Aqic] Saghir, chart 588

Aquarium fishes, see Fish and fisheries.
A(|uarium plants, see Plants.
A(juatic insects, see Insects.

Aquatic organisms, DDT effects 269

Arabi Jezirat, chart 538

Arabia, southern, problem for future 310,

311
see also Saudi Arabia.

Arabian Sea, ocean currents 814

Arabic, North African, guide to lan-
guage 843

Aracaju, Porto de, chart 668

Arana, Francisca E., la cura de la

vanilla 576

Araucanian Indians :

article on Araucanians 981

expansion in Argentina 981

Arbitration, see Industrial arbitration

and conciliation.
Arbour, Marjorie B., Louisiana farm-
ers' almanac 861

Areata & Mad River R. R., deficit

status 401

Archeology :

central Andes 981

Cuzco 982

Ecuador - 982

Popayfln region, Colombia 982

imblications, price list 177

San Agustin and Tierradentro-- 983

.Vrclier, James C, erosion control, etc_ 863
Archibald, J. G., chemistry of grass

sil.age 1015

Architect of Capitol 17.

234, 462, 715, 863

estimates 17, 234, 462, 863

Architecture, specialized fields 804

Archives, see National Archives.

Arco Auto Carriers, Inc 278

Arctic ice and its drift into North At-
lantic 965

Arctic Ocean, lights and fog signals 666

Arctic regions :

Arctic manual 327

strategic plotting chart 1193

weather reporting stations —

estimate 546

hearings 243

law 241

report 163

Arden, Elizabeth, Inc 270

Arden, Elizabeth, Sales Corporation-- 270

.Vrden, Del., railroad accident 642

.Vrdniore, Oltla., instrument approach

chart 1248

Arenas, Lee, court case 646,946

January-December

1453

Page

Argentina :

consultation among American re-

publics ^^;-

Diaguita °°~

economic information t~J

economic situation — -^^S

economic survey, 1942 and 1943— 11^

same (in Spanish) ll-^

expansion of Araucanians -_ JM

fuel and vegetable oil, agreement- 984

geographical names, treatment 1304

yellow wilt of sugar beet lo4o

Argentine curly top, see Curly top. ^

Argyle, Ben E., tungsten exploration- iJ6

Arickaree Indians, relief (tO, b(,i

Arizona :

agricultural conservation pro- '
gram __ _ 150, 714, 1238, 1347

district judge, court case 802

electric rate l)Ook l^oO

finances qqo

flaxseed production o6b

gold, silver, copper, lead, and

zinc 11'4

mail routes, schedules fWi,

544, 971, lo06

metal mining, 1945 1269

post route map li^

strategic minerals 2o«

topographic maps, etc '8b

transportation map l-o4

war casualties , ,i^

World War II honor list 13rf0

Arizona Grazing District No. 1, boun-

daries -"5

Arkansas *

agriculture conservation program- lo48
conservation practices, handbook- 151

court case 434, 684

erosion control, etc., investiga-
tions 863

finances ,?n^

mail routes, schedules -01,

544, 1111, 1306

post route map 11^

rice yields 860

silver service from U. S. S. Arkan-
sas— -

hearings 3C6, 498

law 591

reports 250, 381

topographic maps, etc '86

war casualties , ,^5

World War II honor list 13.^0

Arkansas (U. S. S.) :

silver service — „„„ .,„

hearings 366,498

law 591

reports 250,381

Arkansas-Mississippi Bridge Commis-

sion 914.1041,1053

Arkansas Natural Gas Corporation 1093

Arkansas Power & Light Co 174, 1270

Arkansas River :

compact, participation of U. S.,

estimate 116

improvement 7o7

Arkansas Valley Ry., Inc, court case.- 80,
624, 946. 1183
Arlington, Oreg., instrument approach

chart 1023

Arlington National Cemetery : ,

burial of unknown American •■>oo.

622, 875

enlarge 16(1

Armature-and-stator-coil--winding ma-
chines 422

Armature-banding machines, specifica-
tion 816

Armature-stands, electrical, specifica-
tion 198

Armbrecht, Charles, court case 406. 434

Armed forces :

alien fiancees, etc.. admit to IT. S._- 746
759, 770. 873
American forces in action series-- 446.
447, 565, 1329, 1436-37

743176—47 2

Page

\rnied forces — Coutiaued

DDT, etc., developed for armed

forces 114«J

in Iceland, agreement with Nor-

way 68.{

leave accrued in, pay Gov't, em-
ployees gO

matters affecting »^i

mustering-out payments, Army

regulations 4rf»,

840,998,1128
national service life insurance--- 131

of allied nations, benefits 902, 104o

oversea movement, preparation — 13- 1
pay prior to active duty assign-

ment ;<64

return of troops from overseas 7o4

servicemen's income tax questions,

g|;(. 837

correction of entry 1012

shotgun-purchasing privilege of

officers 58

spouses, etc., of members, admis^-

sion to U. S 41, 56, 162

thanks of Congress, etc 380, 4b9

unification —

hearings -J^-^

minority views ^^l

reports V > '"'

request by President of U. S_ 115
voting act, amendment —

hearings »""

law 592

reports 362, 383

waiving certain fees 31

see also Army — Coast Guard — De-
mobilization — N a V y —
Pay, allowances, etc. —
Veterans.
Armed Forces Department, establish-- 263
Armed Forces Institute :

catalog l4oi

correspondence courses 540

courses offered by colleges, etc-_ I4rf^
education manuals, descriptions-- 197

Armistice agreement with Hungary ,lx-

Armistice Day, 1946, proclamation--- 130(

.Vrmor, welding 81Q

Armor plate cases, agreement — lo-i

Armored forces, tables of organization

and eqnipment 218, 3^<

Armour Philip D.. court case o&g

Armour'& Co-' 282. 1418, 1276. 1298

Armstrong, Ethlyn L., court case 990

"^""nbsefice without leave- 439, 1128, 1129
additional commissioned officers—

hearings 250, 1158. 1163

laws 163. 1042

reports 44. 894, 92^1

ailolments of pay-.-.-.-^-^---- ^^

Mupointments in Army of U. S 217

apin-opriation and project ac-

counts -_—-----—-- 14^*

Army talk, orientation fact sheet- 13b,

arrest and confinement 439

arrest and rolnrn of men 112»

hand, field manual ii-"

bnsi<' field manual, see. in main al-
pliabet. Basic field man-
ual,
hiimidier generals, permanent ap-

l)ointment ^•^'^< ^o**

classification, etc. — •

officer, regulations »*i

officer, technical manual---- 442
personnel, technical manual. ^i^K

court-martial onjei._^133.^6,^440, 561.

1432

index, 1945-"'- . -r 10^0

,„urts martial operation, mvesti-

,r(i{c 2bZ, 1U0.1

designatio'n, etc.. of units 1128

1454

Index, 1946

Page
Army — Contiinipd

discharge, etc.. of pnlistod porsoii-

IH'l 1001

discharges, war effort Investiga-
tion 250

elimination and retirement of offi-
cers—

hearings 1074, 1163

reports 1056. 1074

extension courses, preparation 1827

extension courses, regulations 559

field manuals 188 217

325. 44(1. 692. 842. 999-
1000. 1129. 1214, 1328.
1432.

price list 504, 1169

foreign service pay 216, 691. 1218

fraudulent enlistment as affecting

pay _ 1128

general of Army, permanent ap-
pointment 44. 352, 470

in grateful memory, accolade

form 445

Inducements to career_ 1086, 1055. 1073

it's smart to stay in Army 1435

leaves ef absence —

and delays 216.

560, 1214. 1322, 14:!1
authorized absence, enlisted

men 560. 841

look ahead to career 1004

message to officers of AUS 330, 697

musterlng-out payments, regula-
tions 438, 840, 998, 1128

new Regular Army offers opportu-
nity 1004

noncommissioned officers and pri-
vates, 1st class 217,

560. 841, 1322
officer-enlisted man relationships. 842

officers, alphabetical listing 1324

officers, detailed to Agriculture

Dept 58

organizations, regulations 1128

pay and allowances, see, in main
alphabet. Pay, allow-
ances, etc.
personnel to administer oaths.

etc 216. 998

promotions in Army of United

States 325, 1128, 1214

publications, price list 504

readjustment regulations, educa-
tion program 826, 698

readjustment regulations, plan and

procedures 326-, 501, 1488

register, 1946 1005

regulations 131-132,

216-217, 324-325, 438
439, 559-560, 691-692,
840-841, 998-999, 1128-
29, 1213-14, 1322, 1431-32

commissioned Officers 216,

325, 560, 841, 999, 1128.
1214, 1322
current and suspended pam-
phlets 324, 1128

enlisted personnel 132,

217, 325, 439, 500, 692.
841, 999, 1129, 1214, 1822

flight officers 439

index 691

miscellaneous 132, 217, 325.

439, 560, 841. 1129. 1482

personnel 132, 216, 325,

439, 559, 692, 841, 999.
1128. 1214, 1322, 1431-32

warrant officers 216-217, 439

release from active duty, regula-
tions 217. 325, 692

removal of officers from active

list 171

retirement, bills relating to 1255

retirement, enlisted personnel- 328, 844
security, a good job for you 848

Page
Army — Continued

specifications, Hce, in main alpha-
bet. Military equipment
and supplies.

spectacles, procurement 133

tables of organization and equip-
ment 134,

217-218. 327, 441, 561.
693, 842, 1130, 1217, 1434.

technical manii.ils 135, 218

327-328, 441-442, 561-
562, 693-694, 843-844,
1000-2, 1180-32, 1218
1326-27, 1434.

price list 504, 1169

transfers, etc., regulations 1214

travel allowances, etc., see, in main

alphabet. Travel,
unauthorized absence as affecting

pay 998

your stake in Army 1435

see also Armed forces — Demobil-
ization— Mobilization —
Pay, allowances, etc. —
Recruiting for Army —
Veterans — also headings
beginning Military — also
names of arms and serv-
ices.

Army Air Force Day, proclamation 972

Army Air Forces 135, 219. 328,

443. 562. 694. 845, 1002,
1132, 1219, 1327, 1435.

Air Force manuals 562, 1219

air force, official service journal 135,

845

appropriations, rescissions 32

base supply procedure 1001

career with a future! i 445

instructor's guide 694

it's smart to stay in 1327

manuals 562

message for former members 846

poster 443

regulations 325, 559. 691, 1214

reIat(')rio do general comamdaiite- 219

same (in Spanish) 219

specialists, appraisal of wartime

training 1328

specifications 328, 1435

index 136, 1132, 1219

standard drawings, index 443, 1002

tables of organization and equip-
ment 134, 217,

327, 441, 693, 1434

technical courses 562

technical publications for li-
braries 1132, 1219

Army Conservation Program, hand-
book for officers 132

Army Corps, tables of organization

and equipment 218, 327

.^.rmy Day 425

Army emergency officers' retired list,

extend benefits 604

Army exchanges, see Post exchanges.
.Vrmy field manuals, see Army.

.\rmv Ground Forces 846

activities. World War II 846

a career for you 1132

.\rmy hospitals, see Hospitals.

Army Information Branch 136, 848

.\rmy Institute of Pathology, regula-
tions 841

.\rmy Motion Picture Service, theater

operation 328

Army-Navy-Civil Committee on Air-
craft Design Criteria 582

.\rmy-Navy Explosives Safety Board,

technical paper 329

Army nurse dieriodical) 136

.Vrmy of United States, see Army.
Army officers, see Army — Officers' Re-
serve Corps. Army.
.Vrmy Orientation Branch 136, 848

jANUARY-DEGEMliEK

1455

Page
Army Postal Service, technical man-
ual 1131

Army posts, see Military posts.

Army Uecruiting Service, new goal — 848

Army register, see Army.

Army regulations, see Army.

Army Service Forces 136, 219, 329,

443, 562, 694, 846, 1002,
1133, 1219, 1328, 1435
abolishment, notes of general in-
terest 856

catalog 220,329-

330, 443-445, 562-503,
694-695, 847-848, 1003-4,
1133, 1219-2(r, 1328, 1435

manual 219-220, 329, 694, 840

publications, circulars, etc., list

and index 220

Army service schools, regulations 691

Army specitications, sec Military equip-
ment and supplies.
Army supplies, see Military equipment

and supplies.
Army talk, see Army.

Army theaters, technical manual 328

Army Transport Service, see War De-
partment.
Army War College Library, periodical
articles of military inter-
est 137,849

Arndt, C. O. :

China, references for teachers 388

international educational rela-
tions, Ii'ar East 1077

Arnold, Earl H. :

DDT in control of yellow fever

mosquito 502

DDT spravs as mosquito larvi-

cides 269

Arnov, Hortense, claim 35, 487, 870

Arnstein, Lawrence, industrial vene-
real disease educational,

etc., program 503

Aronovosky, S. I., agricultural resi-
due pulps 1343

Aroostook, Maine, aeronautical chart- 1152

Aros, Jack, court case ' 1278

Arrest :

Army regulations 439

Immigration and Naturalization

Service authority 1036

within Federal reservations in

D. C «23

Arrow Line 645,1090

Arrow Packing Corporation 518

Arsa (Italian vessel) :

court case o-f owner 947

Arsenic, article from minerals year-
book 1083

Arsenic poisoning, treatment with

BAL 1166

Arsenic trioxide, toxicity to swine 1341

Arsenosophenylbutyric acid, treatment

of trypanosomiasis 1262

Art:

colonial, in Bahia 817

color materials for education 466

Latin American —

colonial 289

contemi)orary 200

traveling exhibitions 207

works of, catalog of copyright

entries 89, 808

index and title page 1188

Art galleries, see names of galleries.

Artesian wells, pressure 392, 1081, 1266

Arthritis, chronic 779

Articles of war, punishments for vi-
olations 202, 1112

Artificial-fiber cloth, specification 1198

Artificial respiration, methods 1210

Artillery, tables of organization and

equipment- 327, 441, 561, 842

Artistic and Historic Monuments in
War Areas, American
Commission for Protec-
tion and Salvage of, see
American Commission
for Protection and Sal-
vage of Artistic and His-
toric Monuments in War
Areas.

Artists, commercial, job 440

Arts :

useful, promote progress —

hearings 1053

minority views 773

report 497

Artschwager, Ernst, morphology and
anatomy of Cryptoste-

gia 1145

Artz, R. T., fire at liquefaction, etc.,

plant 510

Arvin, Calif., wages, etc., in labor

supply center 574, 1232

Asbestos :

articles from minerals yearbook- 393,

1083

industry in 1945 1270

Asbury, C. E., precooling California

grapes 12

Asbury Hospital 124

Asclepias syriaca, types of pods 1341

ASF, see Army Service Forces.
Ash, S. H. :

backfilling problem in anthracite

region 394

flood-prevention at Pa. anthracite

mines 635

Ash Truck Lines, Inc 1373

Ashbacker Radio Corporation 124

Ashbrook, Frank G., fur laws, 1945-46 68

Ashbrook, H. H., relief 374,

596, 733
Ashburn, L. L., anemia and granulo-
cytopenia 388

Ashburnham quadrangle, Mass.-N. H_ 935

Ashcraft, E. E., court case 434

Ashcraft, Edwin P., relief of estate 240

Ashkenas, I. L., lateral-control system
for use with large-span

flaps 193

Ashley quadrangle. 111 787

Ashtabula, Ohio, railroad accident 642

Asia :

chart 668

lights and fog signals, list 666

mined areas 814

see also East (Par East).

Asia Minor, chart 534

Asiatic Division, changing name 142

Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal 426

Askar, Ras el, chart 538

Asphalt :

deposits of Guadalupe County, N.

Mex 633

finishing trades, apprenticeship

standards 954

preprint from minerals yearbook- 1865
Asphalt-and tar-saturated-felt prod-
ucts, simplified practice- 239

Asplialt mixers, specification 1414

Asphalt roofing, see Roofing.

Assets, see Foreign-owned assets —

Liquid assets.
Assistance, see Public assistance.
Assistant secretary, see, for depart-
mental assistant secre-
taries, names of depart-
ments, or secretaries.
Associated Retail Bakers of America. 346

Associated Transport, Inc 1091, 1372

Association of Limb Manufacturers of

America, Inc 80

Associations, see name of association,
or subject with which
association has to do.
Asterlas forbesi, natural history, etc_ 63)

1 450

Inukx, 194(5

Astliiim, health iiliKation serl«.s 116G

Astoria, Oreg. :

briiltjL' 91:5

mooring basin 1328

Astronomy :

in world at war 810, Sll

publications, price list 13(!4

Astroiihysical Observatory, reports 312.

431

At the cross roads (reconversion) 1000

Atacameflo, handbook of South Ameri-
can Indians 1)81

Atchison, Topeka & Santa l\' Ky. :

accidents 181, 278, 516, 042, 1371

court case 518, 521, 1282

railroad passes 404

rates on —

diarcoal 1181

cinder concrete blocks 1092

glassware 945, 1092

grain 1374

petroleum :_ 1181

sand 945

zinc 404

Athens, Calif., railroad accident-- 78, 181
Athlete's foot, health education series- 780

Athol quadrangle, Mass 1207

Atico, Rada, chart 298

Atka Island, chart 237

Atkins, E. C, & Co 063, 1425

Atkinson, Cecil, relief 596, 704, 870

Atkinson, Earle, court case 118.".

Atkinson, L. Jay, fecnl consumption
and production of pork,

etc 859

Atkinson-Kier Co 187, 950

Atlanta, Ga. :

aircraft accident 1150

finances 342

flight chart 1241

instrument approach charts 23,

345, 1023, 1025
negro housing project residents'

earnings 410

railroad accident 1178

Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Uy., emer-
gency board i;!07

Atlanta & West Point R. R., rates

on iron 517

Atlanta, Birmingham & Coast R. R.,

rates on coffee 944

Atlantic & Gulf Forwarding Co 281

Atlantic City, N. J. :

property conveyance —

hearings l(»5.j

law 10.","]

reports 893,911'

Atlantic Coast :

charts 410, 608

coast pilot, supplement 155.

286, 584, 866
collisions of vessels, rules to pre-
vent 088, 813

conference agreement 958

current tables 102'

light list 994, 1319

Naval Reserve training fleet 005

pilot rules for inland waters 088. 813

radiobeacon system 430

transportation lines 1000

see also Atlantic States.
Atlantic Coast Line R. R. :

accidents 78. 1".71

court case 518. 1315

rates on —

candy 944

linoleum scraps ^^_ 1374

meat 1181

phosphate rock 280

pilings 1092

Atlantic Coastal Plain, sec Atlantic
States.

Atlantic Meat Co., Inc 1094

Atlantic Monthly Co 124

Atlantic Ocean :
charts —

aircraft position 1247

pilot, north Atlantic 108, 965

Page
All.iiitic Ocean — Continued
charts — continued

pilot, south Atlantic 109, 814

sailing 963, 119::

international ice i)atrol 688

north Atlantic lane routes 108

tide tables 721

Atlantic States :

agricuUmral workers, migratory

movement 1140

lish in Southern and Middle areas,

pric(! ceiling 751

surface water supply 1080

unemployment insurance for fish-
ermen, etc 272, 505

sec also Atlantic Coast.

Atlantic States Motor Lines, Inc 944

Atlantic Steel Co 945

Atlas Coil Spring Co 1192,1409

Atlas Steel Casting Co 178

Atlases :

geologic atlas of United States 932

ice of Northern Hemisphere 1107

Atmosphere, see Air.
Atomic bomb.s :

British statements 486

effects on Hiroshima and Naga-
saki 1322

naval vessels to determine effect —

hearings 366. 622, 774

law 872

letter from Navy Dept 605

reports 251, 255, 381, 622

Atomic energy :

agreed declaration by United

States, etc 984

development and application 486

development, use, and control —

hearings 169,257,

373, 486, 487, 611, 1055

law 1036

minority views 893

reports 486, 893, 899, 1045

international control 552,

897. 984, 1423

issues before Congress 808

joint statement of President of

U. S., etc 486

scientific and political aspect's-- 486

statement on U. S. proposals 984

see also Fissionable materials.
.\tomic Energy Commission :
establish — -

hearings 373, 486, 611, 1055

law _: 1036

minority views 893

reports 486, 893, 899, 1045

estimate -^ 1114

Atomic Energy Joint Committee :
establish — ■

hearings 1055

law 1036

minority views 893

reports 486, 893. 899. 1045

.\toniic Energy. Special Committee on,
Sienate :

hearings 169,

257, 373, 486-47, 611

report 486

Attica State Prison, court case of

warden 187,210

Attorney General, sec Justice Depart-
ment.
Attorneys, see District attorneys.

Attu Island, chart 586

Atwater, Charles L., motor carrier

decision 1373

Atwater, William C, court case 518

Atwater, William C. jr., court case-- 499
.\uchincloss, James C. (Representa-
tive from N. J.) :

bill introduced by 750

.Vudio-visual aids, means of communi-
cation 1147

Audit Division, General Accounting

Office 931

January-December

1457

Page

Auditing :

cost-plus-a-fixed-fee contracts 1218,

1328

Federal Prison Industries, Inc 030

Maritime Commission, etc 931

Reconstruction Finance Corpora-
tion—
communication from General

Accounting Office 031

hearings 1253

report 1051

Tennessee Valley Associated Co-
operatives, Inc 931

Virgin Islands Co 931

Auer, Laszlo, court case 869

Augusta, Ga., instrument approach

charts 345, 726, 1023

Augusta, Maine, instrument 'approach

charts 845. 1023

Augusta Board of Education, relief 244

AUS, see Army.

Aussa (Italian vessel) :

court case of owner 947

Austin, Ida S., court case 080

Austin, Warren R. (Senator from
Vt.) :
paper presented bj- —

equal rights amendment 902

report made bv —

Military Affairs Com 263

Austin, Tex. :

aeronautical charts 21, 721, 1241

instrument approach charts 345,

726, 1246

Austin Engineering Co., Inc 835

Australia :

charts 534, 963. 1193

depth of water available at main

ports 814

lights and fog signals 666

marine transportation, etc., agree-
ment 683

mined areas 814

mutual aid settlement agreement- 1423

pilot, supplement 665, 813

sailing directions, supplements 665

shipments to, preparing 24

Austria, Military Government 1432

Authority.

Note. — For all headings in which
the word "Authority" occurs, see the
alphabeting word, e. g. Civil Aero-
nautics Authority.
Autogiros, control-stick vibration in

flight 05

Automatic Sprinkler Corporation of

America 1374

Automobile accidents, see Accidents.

Automobile mechanic, job 217

Automobile plates, description and use.

Army regulations 210,

559, 999, 1214
Automobile repair shop, see Repair

shop.
Automobile service station, see Serv-
ice station.
Automobiles :

dealers' trade discount, problems- 250
purchase by Government agen-
cies 975

purchase for disabled veterans 1060

rates on 403.

trade-ins, establishing value 1116

Automotive, see certain headings

beginning Motor.
Automotive Trades Steamship Co., cor-
rection for Dec. 1945

monthly index 4

Auvil, H. S., control of bulk densities

in coke ovens 791

Auxier, George W., truck production

and distribution 977

Avery, James T., relief of guardian 244,

489, 590

Avery, Joseph T., relief 244, 489, 590

Avery, Maggie M., relief 244, 489. 590

Avery, Myron H., statements 44. 1159

Aviation, see Aeronautics,

Page

.\ viation cadets :

Army regulations 438

extend benefits 1255

naval, amend act 1159

Aviation clotliing, see Clothing.

Aviation Club of Utah 1208

Aviation Corporation 1351

.Vviation gasoline, see Gasoline.
Aviation Information Office- 19, 719, 1240
Aviation pay, see Aviators.
Aviation supply, see Aeronautical
equipment and supplies.

.\viM(i(iii Training Division- 107, 295

532, 962, 1411
.\viators :

aerodinamica para pilotos 208

airman agency certificates. 1149, 1151

aviation pay. Army regulations 324,

840, 1322, 1431

manual de radio para pilotos 1122

manual del grupo motorpropulsor

para pilotos 1424

inctcorologia para pilotos de

aviones 683

physical standards 343

pilot written examination guide-
book 719

pilots" choice, in naval aviation. 295
service pilots versus light planes- 866

studput pilot guide 583

Awaids. to postal employees for in-
ventions 31

see also Decisions.

Awls, specification 1429

Axilrod, B. M. :

bonding strength of adhcsives 293

iiupnct strength, etc., of plastics- 1190
' plastic mountings for wind-
shields 104

Axis Powers :

and Spanish Government 433

in defeat, American policy 124

sec also War criminals — also
names of countries.
Aylesworth, Phillip F., cooperative

work, outlook and goals- 1341
Ayniara, handbook of S. Anier. Indians- 981

Aysliire Collieries Corporation 1276

-Vyvazoglou. W., geophysical abstracts- 178

.Vziinuth, computed, tables 813

Azov, Sea of, lights and fog signals,

list 416

Aztec Land & Cattle Co., Ltd 271

Aztec Ruins National Monument 938

n

B-W Construction Co 282, 314

Baab, George W., buckling stress of

cylinders 1293

Baals, Donald D. :

aerodynamic tests of M-31 bomb- 1401
curves for determining effects of
compressibility on pres-
sure drop 1403

wake-survey equations for sjiib-

sonic flow 1396

Baas, Edmund J., effect of carburetor

throttle settlings 1406

Habcock, Ilattie M., relief 741,764,870

Babies, see Infants.

Bache, Jules S., court case of exrs 434

Bacillus poinlliae Dutky, effect of sun's

rays 1234

Back, E. A. :

house ants 860

silverfish 1343

Backstairs Passage, chart 1411

Backus, H., carbon black 1270, 1365

Backus, Lotta B., court case' 990

Backus, Standish, court case of exrs_ 990
Backwater, Mississippi River dam-
ages 696

Bacon, Edward R., court case 1183

Bacon, S. R., Union County, Pa., soil

survey 1235

Bacon. Wilbur C, motor carrier deci-
sion 2791

1458

Index, 1946

Page
Bacon Bros 280

Bacteria, aerobic mesophilic spore-

forniitiK 710

Bad River Band of Chippewa Indians,
amendment to constitu-
tion 789

Badges :

Armv regulations 216,

4.39,999, 1214, 1322, 1431

unauthorized wearing, etc 1056

Badt, Harry A., court case 522

Baer, Walter J., court case 990

Baggage :

itemized list 325

on aircraft. Army regulations 1214

on transports, customs require-
ments 1213

Bnglev, Daniel S., sr., relief 596.

907, 1031

Bagley, Daniel S., jr., relief 596,

907, 1031
Baglcy, Frances, children are hungry- 656

Bagoesan Soengal, chart 418

Bags :

canvas, specification 1415

coffee, specification 541

kidney-compression, specification- 1211

laundry, specification 1198

mone.v, specification 198

shipping, specifications 199.

421,1197

water-sterilizing, specification 421

Bahama Islands :

charts 297.416

operculate land mollusks 1422

Bahia. colonial art 817

BaTa. Porto da, see Salvador, Porto do.

Bailer, A. G.. claim 487, 589

Bailey, F. .T.. jr. :

control-stick vibration of autogiro- 95
profile draglift ratio for untwisted

rectangular blades 1390

Bailey, George W.. relief 355. 487, 733

Bailey, Josiah W. (Senator from N. C.) :
papers presented by —

Amazon Creek 494

Intracoastal Waterway 616

Monterev Bav 377

Wiekford Harbor 616

reports made by — -

Commerce Com 260-261

Bailey, Rushell. court case 1098

Bain, H. Foster, mineral industry of

Alaska 1365

Bait fish, see Fish and fisheries.

Bajah Reede, chart 669

Bakalar, George, court case 977

Bake ovens, inspections, etc 442

Bakelaar. John, relief 355. 611, 733

Baker, A. H., areal geologic map of

Green River Desert 787

Baker, Arline M., Foreign and Domes-
tic Commerce Bureau

publications 348

Baker, Cleo E., relief 28

Baker, Frank R., accident Investiga-
tion 19

Baker, G. A., aerial dissemination of

spores 101."

Baker, Horace F., court case 128."^

Baker, Millard C. court case 127r

Baker, Wilma E., relief 880, 907

Baker, Oreg., instrument approach

charts 156, 102.'^

Bakeries :

central pastry bakery operation 1001

retail, establishing and operating- 346
union wage scales in bakery

trades 9."6

wholesale baking Industry 782. 930

Bakers Haulover Inlet, beach erosion lOO.^j

Bakery goods, rates on 402

Bakery trades, see Bakeries.
Bakesbop utensUs, general schedule of

supplies 857, 1319

Pas«

Baking-dish linings, specification 672

Baking industry, see Bakeries.
Bakli Bay, see Pei-li Chiang.
BAL (compound) :

arsenic poisoning treatment 1166

Balance-sheet items of railways 80, 799

Balance sheet of agriculture 1231

Balances, see Scales.

Balboa Harbor, chart 298, 1195

Baldeschwieler, E. L., European shale-
treating practice 793

Baldwin, H. Streett (Representative
from Md.) :

bills introduced by 366, 367

Baldwin, J. L. :

tornadoes in United States — 589

weather of 1945 468

Baldwin. Maine, flood of Aug. 21, 1939- 506

Baldwin Bros. Co 946

Baldwin Locomotive Works Co 652

Bali Strait, chart 1301

Ball. Joseph H. (Senator from Minn.) :
minority views —

Education and Labor Com 495

paper presented by —

strikes and lock-outs 485

report made by —

Immigration Com 770

Ball. Sidney H., gem stones 1083. 1270

Ball bearings, see Bearings (machin-
ery ) .

Ballard, Donald, court case 405, 1276

Ballard, Edna W.. court case 405, 1276

Ballard, James W., quantitative anal-
ysis by X-ray diffraction. 938
Ballard. T. J., exploration of Hog

Creek corundum mine — 635

Ballenas Channel, chart 1413

Ballhaus, W. F.. truss stability criteria. 103
Ballinger. Roy A., sugar during World

War II 1016

Balmorhea project, specifications 511

Balsams, industry report 586

Balser, Esther V., cement 1268

Balsley, J. R.. magnetic map of
Worcester, etc.. Counties,

Md 632

Baltic Sea :

chart 1193

lights and fog signals 666

pilot, supplement 665

sailing directions, supplement 665

Baltimore. Md. :

finances 342

instrument approach chart 1023

Baltimore & Ohio Chicago Terminal
R. R. :

accident 278

rates on limestone 1374

Baltimore & Ohio R. R. :

accidents 181, 642

court case 641

mail routes, schedules- 425, 971, 1200

operation 642, 1089

rates on —

grit 945

iron 1181

kapok 280

lettuce 1092

livestock 642, 1374

stoppage of goods in transit 281

Baltimore Foundry & Machine Corpo-
ration 1426

Baraber, Millard J., design trend effect

on stability 100

Bamboo culms, 3 years old before har-
vesting 576

Ran Si Racha, Thailand, chart 416

Banana River :

aircraft accident 1021

instrument approach chart 726

Bancroft, Roscoe B., avoid those wires. 236
Band saws, see Saws.

Bandages, gauze, specification 996

Bandelier National Monument 1084

January-December

1459

Page
Bands :

rubber, specification 437

sweat, specification 1198

Bands (music) :

field manual 1129

Government bauds to furnish
music without rcMuuner-

ation 894

see also name of band.

Banff, Scotland, chart 419

Banfield, Mary E. W., expenditures per

pupil in city schools 778

Bangiiok bar, see Som Dom.
Bang's disease :

bactericidal activity of bovine
serum toward Brucella

abortus 573

indemnity claims and averages- 10, 708
work in cooperation with States —
summary of brucellosis con-
trol 10, 708

summary of brucellosis work_ 10,

708
Bank for Reconstruction and Develop-
ment, see International
Bank for Reconstruction
and Development.

Bank of California, court case 81, 1095

Bank of New York, court case 318, 527

Bankers Farm Mortgage Co 1270

Bankhead, John H. (Senator from
Ala.) :
reports made by —

Agriculture and Forestry

Com 372, CIO

Irrigation and Reclamation

Com 262

Banking and Currency Committee,
House :

calendar 355, 596, 740, 1157

compensation for employees 353

hearings 243,

355, 473, 596, 740, 879, 1158

minority views 473, 740

reports 34, 164, 243, 355,

473, 596, 740, 879, 1049-50
Banking and Currency Committee,
Senate :

calendar 257, 373,

611, 1161, 1357
facts on employment and produc-
tion 169

hearings 50, 258, 373, 611, 763,

900, 1062-63, 1161, 1257,
1357.

minority views . 763

reports 50, 374, 487,

611, 763, 905, 1062-63

statement by Chester Bowles 680

statement of Philip M. Klutznick_ 106
Bankruptcy :

amend act —

hearings 891

law 872

reports 248, 262, 379,

593, 736, 749, 920

Laws, compilation 1157

railroad financial structure 496,

759, 899
Banks and banking :

assets and liabilities, insured

banks 777, 1260

bankruptcy laws, compilation 1157

charts on bank credit 928

Federal reserve par list_ 62, 778, 1261
G. I., banker, and savings bonds- 1320

in Guatemala, bauUinj; reform 501

loans to business, blanket partici-
pation 1260

postwar savings program 1320

publications on banking, price

list 177

references on banking, list 1188

Saturday a holiday in D. C 768,

887, 1038
thrift education 1320

Page
Banks and banking — Continued

see also certain headings begin-
ning Federal re-
serve— also names
of banks or places
where located.

Banner, Harry, court case 406

Bar B Co 1317

Baratta, Hugo C, assignee, court

ease 625, 949

Barbary Powers, wars with, naval

operations 1411

Barber, Guil, court case 80

Barber, Melanie G., court case 183

Barber, William A., court case 183

Barbiturates, regulate sale, etc.. in

D. C 495

Barden, Graham A. (Representative
from N. C.) :
reports made by —

Education Com 1051

Bardill, J. D., exploration of Stoddard

fluorite mine 1366

Bargaining, see Collective bargaining.

Bargee area, Wyo., geology 934

Barger, Ida, relief 349, 374

Barger, W. R., precooling California

grapes 12

I>arges in New York Harbor, earnings. 411
Bariyr-materials, waterproof, packing

for overseas 816

Baril, Victor S., wages in lumber in-

„ .^ dustry, 1944 658

Bante :

exploration in Hot Spring Countv,

• 10,- '^'■''- 1365

in 194o 1270

in 1st quarter of 1940 I 1271

mining and marketing 790

preprint from minerals yearbook- 1173
Barium chemicals :

in 1945 1270

preprint from minerals yearbook. 1173

Barium nitrate, specification no

Barium pero.xide, specification no

Bark, Arnold P., court case 833

Barker Bros. Corporation 1181

Barkinen, Kenneth W., court case 159

Barkley, Alben W. (Senator from Ky.) :
paper presented by —

surrender of Italy, Germany

and Japan 256

reports made by —

Banking and Currency Com- 374,
, . ^ 487, 763

Interstate Commerce Com 919

Pearl Harbor Attack, Joint
Committee on Investi-

„ , , ^ gation of 106I

ijarkley, J. I<., bituminous-anthracite

mixtures on stokers 793

Barley :

classification pf varieties 861

grading at country points 1231

standards, handbook 340

Barneby-Cheney Engineering Co 1181

liarnegat Inlet, engineer report 446

Barnes, Ada E., court case 1210

Barnes, George H., court ca.se 1210

Barnes, Helen V. :

cork oak; bibliograpliy 981

mango, list of references 1345

Barnes, Owen P., jr., court ca.se 679

Barnes, T. E., soil surveys 458, 1344

Barnes, Walter J., Electric Co 881

907, 1031
Barnes Airport, instrument approach

chart 23, 1025

Barnes Sand & Gravel Co 118I

Barnett, Henry C. :

charge temperature of internal-
combustion engines 1393

effect of exhaust gas on engine per-
formance 1393

Barnett, Joseph, transition curves for

highways 1264

1460

Index, 1946

Page

Hiiriiett, l^ouis, court case 4(!7

Uuriium, Charles K., court case SH

Baroch, C. T., preparatiou of alumina

froiu potassium alum 509

Barometers, ships' aneroid, errors 814

Barr, \V. A., court case 825

Barran(iuitas quadrangle, P. K 1207

Barre & Chelsea K. K., emergency

board 1417

Barre-Montpelier Airport, instrument

approach chart 58('>

Barre quadrangle, JNIass 508

Barrels :

specifications 214, 421

steel shipping, facts for industry- 154,

864

Barrett, Charles F., relief 741

Bari-ett, Eleanor D., relief of estate 355,

487, 73:!
Barrett, Frank A. (Representative
from Wyo.) :

bill introduced by 897

report made I)y —

Public Lands Com 369,

757, 898

Barrett, James J., jr., relief 35,

611. 870

Barrett, Robert .1., appointment 1307

Barrett, William A. (Representative
from Pa.) :
reports made by —

Claims Com 35, 39, 245 246.

356, 358, 360, 476, 596, 884
Immigration and Naturaliza-
tion Com 42, 478

I'ublic Lands Com 368

Barrett Lumber & Supply Co., Inc 1418

Barrier Reefs, chart 963

Barron, Virginia, relief 743,910,1033

Barrov?, IPoint, chart 1026

BarrovFS, Florence M., relief 35, 241

Barry, John, statue on Naval Academy

grounds 605

Bars (decorations of honor) :

Army regulations 216

Bars (metal, etc.) :

flinders, specitication 671

influence coefficients of curved

bars 661

reinforcement, specification 322

steel, hot-rolled carbon 731

I'.arsigian, FS M. :

asbestos 393

barite 790, 1270, 1271

barite and barium chemicals 127(i

barite, witherite, and barium

chemicals 117;!

boron minerals in 1945 1270

bromine in 1945 1270

calcium chloride in 1945 1270

celestite in 1945 1270

lithium minerals in 1945 1271

magnesite and otheii magnesium

compounds 127(1

magnesium compounds 1083

natural sodium sulfates and car-
bonates 1270

radio grade quartz in 1945 1271

Barsky, Edward K., proceeding

against 485

Barss, Howard P. :

agricultural experiment stations,

1945 458

experiment station progress, 1945_ 710

Bart, Thomas K., court case 26

Bart, William, court case 82

Bartels, Roy, court case 82

Battels, Rudolph K., jr., relief of guard-
ian 881, 1031, 106.3

Bartenfeld, W. G., water carrier de-
cision 645

Bartenfeld, W. G., & Co 645

Bartholomew, O. F., soil survey 458

Bartlett, E. L. (Delegate from Alaska) :

bill introduced by 750

Page
Bartlett, Walter A., jr., dual-rotating
propeller having one com-

l)onent locked, etc 1403

Bartley Frocks. Inc 204, 547

Barton, Glen T., farm production in

war and peace 574

Bartone, Leonard M., tensile tests of

rivets 90, 1404

Bartsch, Paul :

operculate land mollusks 1422

oystefs for introduction in Philip-
pines 207

Schistosomophora in China 551

William Healey Dall, bibliographv,

etc. 310

Baruch, Bernard M. :

atomic energy proposals 984

international control of atomic

energy 1423

Basic field manual 133, 217,, 325, 1129

Basidu Anchorage, chart 965

Basidu and approaches, chart 965

Basilisk Harbor, chart 419

Basins :

rates on 90

specifications 199,

837, 1198, 1199, 1304

Bas(|uc aliens, relief 1031, 1071

Bass, Nannie, relief 28

Bass, striped, fishery leaflet 632

Bass Island rocks, in Michigan basin__ 70

Bassett, Jack V., accept medal 29

Batchelder, C. H., corn growth as re-
lated to European corn

borer 1145

I'.atdorf, S. B. :

buckling of plates in compression. 1190

buckling stress of cylinders 1295

critical stress for flat plate 1405, 1406

stresses in open box beams 1406

Bates, George J. (Representative from
Mass.) :
reports made b.y —

Naval Affairs Com 45,756

Bates, Joe B. (Representative from
Ky.) :
reports made by —

Rules Com 48, 255-256,

369, 48.3-484, 759, 901
Bates, Roger G. :

activity coefficients of p-phenosnl-

fonate buffers 1354

reproducibility of lead electrode,

etc 588

Bates, Sidney E., court case 1157

Bates Screw Products Co 1333

r.atesville quadrangle, Ind 934

Baton Rouge, La. :

airport obstruction plan 1154

instrument approach chart 1023

Baton Rouge Coal & Towing Co 1182

Batson, Roy S., court case 428

I!atson-Cook Co 517

Batteries, see Electric batteries.
Batterson, Sidney A. :

hydrodynamic impact loads- 1292, 1401
tests of float model at various

velocities, etc 1396

Battery-deck covers, specification 300

Batting, mattress felt, rates on 1090

Battle for production 203,447

Battle Monuments Commission, see
American Battle Monu-
ments Commission.
Battle Mountain, Nev., instrument ap-
proach chart 586, 1247

Baudette, Minn., bridge across Rainy

River 363, 494, 592

Baum, Jules, court case 205

Baum, Sol, court case 205,428

Baumgarten, Blias, relief 496. 589

Bausch & Lomb Optical Co 1183

Bautsch lead and zinc deposits 1366

Bauxite :

concentration for milling in pilot

plant 1268

January-December

1461

Page

Bauxite — Continued

higb-silica, alumina extraction 466

in 1945 1175

preprint from minerals yearbook 1268

quarterly report 509

Bay, see name of bay.
Bay Counties District Council of Car-
penters 654

Bay Ridge Operating Co., Inc 1182

Bayarsky, David, court case 947

Bayer, Elias, court case 1276, 1376

Bayer, Samuel, court case 1276, 1376

Bayhead quadrangle, Fla 507

Bayne, Jasper, court case of exr 183

Bayonne, N. J., railroad accident 1275

Bays, see names of bays.

Bayuk Cigars, Inc 118,204

Bazau Ho, see Masan P'o.

Bazley, J. Robert, court case 1094

Beach, B. A., bactericidal activity of
bovine serum towards

Brucella abortus 573

Beach erosion, see Shore protection —
alKO names of localities.

Beach Erosion Board 564, 1005

Beacon Oyster Co 172

Beal, May M., silver candelabra 600, 733

Beals, Ralph L., Cheran, Sierra Taras-

can village 682

Beams :

bending, etc., stresses of cantile-
ver beam 1295

fatigue tests of wing-beam speci-
mens 101

general instability of box beams 92

lapped bar splices in concrete

beams 158

shear lag 92, 290

strain measurements and strength

tests 660, 1290, 1295

strength of wing beams 102

stress distribution and flange

width 102

stresses in box beams 1406

stresses in built-up beams 661

Bean Lake, claims for loss bv floods 50,

161
Beans :

dry edible, harvesting 455

saving from rust 710

snap, canned, specification 437

Bear Cove, chart 297

Bear Lodge fluorite property explora-
tion 791

Bear River, compact 602, 920, 1036

Beard, Martin L., receiver, court casp_ 173,
285, 522, 653, 1259

Beard's Erie Basin, Inc 1276

Beardslee Launch & Barge Service 645

Bearing-strips, synthetic-riil)b<'r__ 421,1198
Bearings (machinery) :

anti-friction, ball and roller 153

anti-friction, preservation, etc 1415

crankpin, load capacity 1103

Bearse, H. M., fishing vessels of New

England, etc 505

Beattie, Elizabeth L., court case 686

Beattie, J. H. :

production of eggplant 1146

rhubarb production 577

Beattie, John A., court case 1283

Beattie, W. R., production, etc., of

horseradish 577

Beatty, Willard W., editor :

Indian education 72, 789

work a day life of Pueblos 1083'

Beauchamp, Edwin C, court case 1094

Beaumont, Tex. :

aeronautical chart 721, 1241

airport obstruction plan 866

Instrument approach charts 586,

726, 1023, 1025
Beauty shops, establishing and operat-
ing 586

Beaver County, Ta., court case — 646, 684

Page

Beaver River, survey 1220

Beazley, P. W., court case 946

Bechtold, Sam, relief 487, 733, 741

Beck, C. D., & Co 961

Beck, Edgar, court case 946

Beck, J. M., court case 1183

Beck, William A. :

exploration at Cline Mine 790

exploration of Piedmont manga-
nese belt 792

Beckel, A. C. :

soybean or vegetable milk 1343

soybean protein production 1233

Becker, Edmund F., channels for trad-
ing abroad 346

Becker, Gustav, memorial 897, 1036

Becker, John V. :

aerodynamic tests of aileron 1386.

curves for determining effects of
compressibility on

pressure drop T 1403

high-speed tests of engine cowling- 290

hinge-moment increments 661

Beckett, Joseph A., court case 1252

Beckworth, Lindley (Representative
from 'Tex. ) :

bill introduced by 366

reports made by —

Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce Com 748, 891

Bedbugs, DDT control 339

Bedding for cattle, rates on 279

Beddingfield, Opal M., relief 881,

1031, 1063

Beddingfield, Thomas A., relief 881,

1031, 1063
Bedford, R. H. :

exploration of El Dorado copper

mine 936

survey of tin in California 793

Bednar, Kay B., relief 355, 487, 733

Bee, see Bees.

Bee Culture Division 1016

Beech, American wood 149

Beecher, Hazel A., relief 349, 374

Beef, carcasses and cuts 1343

Beef cattle, see Cattle.
Beehive coke, see Coke.

Beeman, Sarah H., relief 477

Bees :

culture, information 1016

dependence of agriculture on bee-
keeping 1016

l)ollen traps, etc., in developing

colonies 1343

publications, price list 177

two-queen colony management 709

Beeson, Paul B., Ducrey skin reactions
in Net^ro hospital pa-
tients 930

Beeswax, specification 1198

Beet leafhoppers :

estimating populations 11

insecticidal action of pyrethrum

extracts 575

natural replacement of weed hosts 231
Beef sugar, see Sugar.
Beetles :

New World coleoptera, review 981

of Mexico, etc., checklist 830

see also names of beetles.
Beets, see Sugar beets.
T?cglinger, Edward, Madison wood-
sugar process 1147

r.eightler, Robert S., appointment 1036,

1073
Bekkedalil, Norman :

crvstallization of unvulcanized

rubber 1029

elTect of pressure on melting of

rubber 239

Belcher, D. J., origin, etc., of United

States soils 1150

Belcher. W. A., court case 1123

Belen, N. Mex., aircr.-ift accident 19

1462

Index, 1946

Page
Belfrium :

air transport services aKreeuient- 1423
cotton, prospective consumption- 149

labor conditions 1286

mutual aid, agreements 985

Belk, Mary, relief- 741, 704, 870

Bell, A. P., soil survey 1344

Bell, Ann M., relief 746

Bell, Arthur H., internal cooling to

suppress knock 1392

Bell, Arthur L., court case 282,

554, 1308

Bell, C. H., Alaska coal, analyses 936

Bell, C. Jasper (Representative from
Mo.) :
reports made by — -

Conference Com 471

Insular Affairs Coni_ 42, 478, 1052
Bell. E. Barton :

cooling correlation of engine 1189

liigh-altiturte flight cooling of en-
gine 1190

single-stage axial-flow fan 291

Bell. F. G., investigations in erosion

control, etc 863

Bell. Florence C., forest credit in

United States, 1930-45- 581

Bell. .John, relief 355, 488, 589

Bell, Spurgeon. postwar earnings of

class 1 railroads 944

Bell, Virgil D.. court case 1385

Bell, Walter F., court case 678, 977

Belle Eldridge Gold Mines, Inc 404

Belle Vernon. Pa., bridge 479, 616, 874

Bellingham. Wash. :

aeronautical charts 21, 721

instrument approach charts 22,

585, 1246

Belmont Properties Corporation 355

Belt lacing, general schedule 1429

Belt rivets, see Rivets.
Belter, P. A., soybean protein produc-
tion 1233

Belts (straits) :

lights and fog signals 666

Belts and belting :

general schedule of supplies,
power transmission

belting, etc 557

specifications, dental engine belts 1211
specifications, round leather belt-
ing 837

Beltsville Research Center, see Agri-
cultural Research Cen-
ter, Beltsville, Md.
Belvedere (steam vessel) :

court case of owner 946

Bemb, Walter J., court case 318

Benall El Oukili Boucheta, compensat-
ing 35, 241

Benard, Fred, court case 589

Bender, George H. (Representative
from Ohio) :

bill introduced by 1057

Bendix Field, instrument approach

chart 1025

Bends, low-pressure boundary layer

control 1290

Bendure, Zelma. establishing and op-
erating apparel store 1026

Beneficial Industrial Loan Corpora-
tion 1091

Benefit series, unemployment compen-
sation 65, 781

cumulative index and digest, v. 8_ 781

Benenson Realty Corporation 547.

078, 977
Bengal, Bay of, sailing directions, sup-
plement 603

Bengtson, Ida A. :

complement fixation in scrub ty-
phus 1107

serological heterogeneity among
strains of tsutsugamushi

disease 502

serological study of scrub typhus

cases 1167

Page

Benham. Josephine, relief 593, 733

Benicia Arsenal, land exchange 263,

736, 754

Benjamin, L. George, court case 989

Bennett, C. W. :

Argentine curly top of sugar beet- 577
yellow wilt of sugar beet in Ar-
gentina 1345

Bennett, Charles V. :

influence of vertical tail design

on trim 1388

stability, etc.. of fighter airplane
in inverted flight atti-
tude 1405

Bennett, Hugh H. :

our American land 582

planning for soil conservation 462

there's but one way to do the job- 462
Bennett, John A., fatigue stressing on

steel 1354

Bennett, Joseph E., claim - 374,

488, 1031. 1046

Bennett, Joseph E., Co 374, 488

Bennett, Michael J., relief of guardian- 881,

907, 1031
Bennett. Wendell C. :

Andean Highlands 981

archeology of central Andes 981

Atacameno 981

Bennett quadrangle. Fla 507

Beuning, Fort, easement across 772,

893, 1036

Benoit, Dimple, relief 741

Bensenrt, D. W.. resistance of glue in
wood joints to fatigue

stressing 579

Benser, William A., work required to

compress dry air 661

Benson, James M. :

landing characteristics of flying

boat 1395

piloting of flying boats 98

retractable planning flap instead

of fixed step on seaplane- 1395
tests of flying boat with several

types of fairing 1397

Benson, Lewis C., court case 686

Benson, Pat, motor carrier decision — 1180
Benson, Serge N., rubber and manu-
factures. Japanese trade. 317
Benson, W. E., Sullivan County, N. Y.,

soil survey 1235

Benton, R. L.. relief 473, 611, 733

Benton quadrangle. Ark 633

Benton Seto. chart 539

Benzoic acid, density and heat of com-
bustion 1027

Benzol, specification 299

Berea sand, maps 70, 633

Berea sandstone, relationships of Corry

and Cussewago 933

Berg, Esther L., relief 488, 589

Berg. James R., patent appeal 863

Bergelin, John O., index of department

store stocks 928

Berger, L. B. :

Diesel locomotives, use through

railway tunnel 936

fire at liquefaction, etc., plant 510

Berger, Robert L., from dr.vland farm-
ing to irrigation 1342

Bergeron, Philibert L., relief 741

764, 870
Bergman, Stefan :

flow of compressible fluid around

obstacle 291

flow patterns of compressible

fluid 1190

twodimentional flows of com-
pressible fluids 291

Bergner, A. Dorothy, polyploidy and

aneuploidy in guayule — 1017

Berk, Ira L., court case of exrs 1426

Berk, Trixie I., exrx., court case 1426

Berlin, Julius, court case 288

January-December

1463

Pase

Berlin, Germany :

Trli)artite Conference 209

correction for Feb. monthly

index 570

Barman, Don, court case 1308

Berman Bros. Iron & Metal Co 40.S

Berman Lumber Co 1308

Bermuda Islands, charts 295, 534

Bernalillo County, N. Mex., Lucero up-
lift 033

Bernardo, Everett :

cylinder temperatures 1390

engine temperatures under forced-
convection coolinf; 1394

heat transfer of thylene glycol so-
lutions 1407

Bernert, Albert, water carrier decision_ 1093
Bernstein, Sylvia P., living and office

costs in Guatemala 238

Berries, frozen, standards for grades 1018

see also names of berries.
Berry, E. P., fish press water, etc., in

chick rations 785

Berry, J. V., mine rescue, training offi-
cials 937

Berry, James A., sanitation of frozen

foods 1144

Berry, Stephen S., court case_- 1252

Berry Field, instrument approach

chart 23, 1024

Berryman quadrangle, Mo 508

Bers, Lipman :

subsonic compressible flows around

closed profiles 291

subsonic flow past circular cylin-
der 1(3

subsonic symmetric adiabatic

flows !»")9

symmetric flows obeying simplified

density-speed relation S09

Bertelsen, Carroll M., motor carrier de-
cision 279

Bertram, Albert R., court case (548

Beryl in Alabama 1269

Beryllium, extraction, etc., in Ger-
many 936

Besoeki Reede, chart 669

Bessemer & Lake Erie R. R., rates on

steel 404

Beta rays, angle for measurement 1353

Bethlehem Steel Company 523,

944, 952, 1376

Bethlehem Steel Corporation 523, 944. 952

Betsy, Anse, Accessible Bale, chart 3. ".01

Betts, Clifford A., water and our for-
ests 232, 712

Betts, H. S., American woods 13.

149-150. 232
Beust, Nora E., children's bookshelf- _ 1263
Beveridge, B. B., motor carrier deci^

sion 64:'.

Beveridge, J. Mair, density balance for

hydrocarbons 466

Bevilacqua, Ignazio (or E. ) court case

of estate 183

Bevilacqua, Pietro, court case 18.3

Biachuev, S. A., horizontal motion of

wing near ground 1190

Bias Bay. chart 963

Bibliographical bulletin, Agricultural

Dept 581

Bibliography :

accident prevention 25

acetylated wood 1147

aeronautics 154

age factor in disabling morbidity 502

agricultural residue pulps 1343

agriculture 14, 712

Agriculture Dept. bibliographies

available 581, 1147

ailerons 1103,1386,1387

air transport of agricultural per-
ishables 455

aircraft frames 291

aircraft intercooler design 90

Page
Bibliography — Continued

airfoils 90,

193, 289, 290, 412, 529,
809, 1189, 1288, 1289,
1387, 1388, 1390, 1395

airplanes, increasing range 1388

airscrew 1289

airspeeds 1289

Alaska coal 936

Aleut language 177

alfalfa 1343

alkylbenzenes and monoalkylben-

zenes 1028, 1353

allergic diseases 1219

alligators 504

alloys 1103, 1290

alphanaphthylthiourea 63

alumina 466, 1268

aluminum alloys 91,

193, 412, 660, 809, 1103.
1189. 1389, 1408

American dog ticks 230

amines 1400

ammonium nitrate 1017

amplifiers 1001

Andean civilizations 829

Andes 981

anemia and granulocytopenia 388

anesthesia 310, 311

Anglo-American agreements 528

Anglo-American Caribbean Com-
mission 122

aniline 1382

antigen release 628

apples 145

Arabia, southern 310, 311

Araucanians 981

are opinion polls useful? 560

arsenic poisoning treatment 1166

art of Latin America 289

Atacamefio 981

atomic energy 486

Aymara 981

backfilling problem, anthracite re-
gion 394

bacteria 710

Bandelier National Monument 1084

barley 861, 1231

bearing loads 1394

beech 149

beef carcasses and cuts 1343

beet Icafhoppers 575

bending moments in fuselage

frame 661

benzoic acid 1027

beryl 1269

black cherry 232

black rot of cucurbits 12

blind 415

bolts 810

boric acid 1027

boron 1028, 1365

boundary layer 958, 959,

1290, 1291, 1296, 1388

box beam instability 92

Brazil 1250

Bret ton Woods agreements 501

brown root rot of tobacco 146

r.ruoella abortus 573

buckling 92. 93. 290

budgeting 839, 1212

liuilding codes, etc 348

l)uilding with logs 13

butternut 13

butylbenzene 412, 810

cabbage viruses 337

cadmium sulfate 1028

calcium and phosphorous in cattle

blood 1015

calibration, etc., of models 1389

California Forest and Range Ex-
periment Station 578

calorinietr.y 587

can Germans be re-educated? 560

Canada 347, 500

1464

Tndkx, lJ)4f>

Page
HlblloKnipliy — Continued

ciiiuly iiiakinj^ 4r»(;

cuniiiiij; 8(Jli

carbohydrate digfstibility for

sheep 1342

carotene content of corn pbmt T)?.'!

cellulosic materials 581

cerebrospinal nieninfritis ._ 929

Cliaco-Santiasueno culture 981

channels with unflanjied lifiliteii-

ing holes 92

charge temperature of engine 139:{

chemical engineering 955

chemistry 804

Chibcha 981

cliild health 409

childhood mortality 190

children's bookshelf 1263

children's clothing 123:'.

Chile , 982, 1236, i:55:',

Cbina 388, 138()

Chinese bronzes 1120

chroniite r>0(i, 790

citizenship education 190

citrus fruits 14s

citrus juices 147, 450

civil service careers 5(il

clay products, stone and masonry. 808

Clostridium perfringens toxin fi.'i

clothing and textiles 710

cloud indicator 1389

cobalt from manganese ores 790

cobalt ores 510

codling moth 310,311,1010

coffee plants 114:'.

colchicine in plant breeding 458

cold storage 339

conforms 779

Colombia 982

color measurement 400

columns 92, 1390

combustion and mixture tempera-
ture 1104

combustion in flowing gas 529

community industrial develop-
ment 347

compressors 1290

condensation in wall specimens. _ 1150

confectionery-tobacco store 1352

Constitution of United States 1102

control of aircraft, see, below, sta-
bility and control of air-
craft.

cooling 93, 94, 292, 1189,

1190, 1288, 1290. 1392,
1393, 1394. 1395, 1398

cork oak 581

corn 575

cornstalks, soluble substance in__ 12

cotton, fiber properties 1344

cotton products 1143

cottonseed and lint , 148

Cottonwood 149

counseling and teaching 779

cowlings 92. 290, i:m

creep of metals 001

crested wheatgrass 1144

crime 841

criminal procedure 831

crippled children 525

crucifer viruses 145

Cryptostegia 1 1 45

cultural missions of Mexico 501

Cuzco archeology 982

cylinders 92, 93, 290, 809, 958

1290, 1390, 1391, 1407
dairy industry in United States — 339

Dair, William H 310

damping 810, 1401

dashpots 9:'.

dates (fruit) 458.577

DDT 11. 148. 269, 388. 502.

093, 779. 929, 1145, 1261

dental clinics , 1361

dentists and assistants 193,412

department stores 520

detergents 868, 1160

Page
Bibliography — Continued

detonation 93

diagonal-tension field 94

Diaguita 982

diaphragms 94

diasone in leprosy treatment 1361

dicalciiim silicate 588

dihedral 1391

dinosaurs 1205

diphtheria 779

disability among employed per-
sons ^ 170

distilling columns 1251

distribution costs 158,237

dogwood 149

Douglas fir 149

downwash and wake of aircraft- 94, 290

downy mildew 337, 573

drag 94, 97, 290, 293,

1290, 1296, 1388, 1392

dry air compression 661

ducts 1392

dynamic load on vertical tail-- 960

dynamometer torque indicator 1392

echiuroid worms 552

Ecuador 982

education 1077, 1160

Egypt 693

Eire 693

electric motors and generators 693

electrical analyzer 293

electronic indicator 1392

elevators (aircraft) 959,

1290, 1392, 1400

employee suggestion system 237

engineering manual for civil

works 1134

engines 94, 290. 661, 809

1291, 1394, 1397, 1404

erianthus 577

ethylbenzene 466

ethylene dibromide 1397

evacuee property 1177

exhaust gas 1407

exhaust valves 1394, 1395

explosive accidents 178

explosives 1366

express highways 931

fabric seals 1395

fairing 94

family day care 1099

fans 95

Far East 627

farm credit 459, 578

farm real estate 581

farm tenancy 1018

feed and farm supply store 1352

feeding soft corn 10

fertilizers 577, 1018

fire at liquefaction, etc., plant 510

fire fighting 1344

fire safety 1166

fires, gases, and ventilation in

metal mines 510

fish and fisheries 68. 272. 432.

553, 631, 785, 829, 1080

fishery products producers, etc 631

flame visibility 1394

flameproofing of textiles 730.

1028, 1353

flames 959

flaps 1395, 1396

flax 338

flaxseed .338

fleas 551

flight conditions 95

flood-prevention at Pa. anthracite

mines 635

flow 93. 95, 104, 291. 529, 809,

1190, 1291. 1396, 1397

fluids, photoviscous properties 96

fluorescent lamps 466

flutter 291. 810

flving boats 96. 98.

99,810,1103,1395,1397

flying schools 583, 1149

foam Inhibitors 809

January-December

1465

Page
Bibliography — Continued

foorl consumpTion 147

food for frozen locker plants 4(>1

food for livestock :->(»!

food poisoning <!:'>

food service IKit^

forage-grass diseases 1017

forest credit r)8l

"forest fires 57!)

forest products r)7!>

formaldehyde 41(1

fossils 1120

freon-12 for aerodynamic testing-- (iiil

friction 11!M)

frozen foods 1144

fruits and vegetables 5S1

fuel-injection system 9(5

fuels 96, 959,

1028, 1291, 1397, 1398

fumigation chambers 11

gages 329

galacturonic and gluconic acids-- 239
galling of pendulum-vibration

dampers 1398

gas temperatures 1393

gas turbines 1156

gem stones 1083

geology 506, 955

geophysical subsurface explora-
tions 1220

glass 1028,1353

glide bombs 1399

gliders 95

glutamic acid 1233

Government publications 1061

grain milling industry, job descrip-
tion 429

grapefruit seed oil 457

grapes 12

grass silage 1015

Great Britain 132

ground effect 95

ground schools 1149

guayule 861,1017,1235

gust loads 1291

gusts 96, 1387, 1399

halogen compounds 148

handicapped workers 1363

hazards in metal mines 1083

health in mineral, etc., industries- 1175

health of children 63

health services, etc.. in U. S. S. R- 409

heat 959, 1399, 1400. 1407

heat resistant materials 1190

heat-stabilized wood 1147

helicopters 959, 1291

helium 792

Hevea rubber 577, 710

hickory 232

high-school credit 1361

higher education 175

highways (i6, 782

hinge moments 809

Hispanic field 123.209,958

home building 25,1354

home canning of meat 231

horses 575

hot-wire circuit 96

housing 1105, 1167

housing needs standards 904

how free are the skyways? 560

hulls (aircraft) 810, 1103, 1399

humidity 460

hunting oscillations 1290

hydrocarbons 159, 239. 466. 588.

869, 1028, 1251. 1399

hygrometer 292

hysteresis in physical adsorption- 239

ice of Northern Hemisphere 1107

ice on aircraft 96,959.1292

Inca culture 982

Indians 789. 982

indigobush 1341

infants, nursing care 954

insect and rodent control 135

intercoolers 1.396

interference (aerodynamics) 104

Page
Bil)liography — Continued

interference (light) 159

International Trade Organiza-
tion 1314

internship 1192

iron 1174

iron o.xides 1399

is your health the Nation's busi-
ness? 560

isobutylbenzene 810

Italy, economics, etc 289, 692

Ixodes 503

jack pine 13

.lapan, forest resources, etc 149

.Iapane.se beetle 709, 1017

Japanese in United States-- 1274, 1386

jet-boundary, etc. for models 959

jet propulsion 1103,

1156. 1292, 1400

joints 97, 194, 661

kilns 582

knock in engines, etc 96, 1393

labor information 1286

La Candelaria 982

lactic acid from grapefruit juice__ 457

land transfer 150

landing of aircraft 97

Latin American universities 970

laundry 1214

lead electrodes 588

leaf spots 1017

lemons during storage 339

lift . 97. 529, 1103, 1292, 1395

lifting airscrew 97

lightning 959

load (aircraft)-- 104,1292,1394,1400

lodgepole pine 149

loran 815

lubricating oil contamination 1393

lubrication 1391

lumber 460, 579

Mach number warning device 1396

machine-gun and cannon on air-
planes 1388

magnesium alloys 97, 194

Manchuria 693

manganese 510

mango 1345

mannuronic lactone 1251

map reproduction 1001

mapharsen 1078

maple , 150

Marginal Tribes of South Amer-
ica 829

masonry 710

Members of Congress, publica-
tions by 118£

mental hygiene 954

metals, shear elastic properties^- 292

meteorology 683, 1187

methyl bromide 1263

methvlenecyclobutane, etc 412

mica 159, 1269

micrographs 1401

microscopes 311

mine explosions and fires 1083

mine hoisting 510, 635

mine rock 1269

mineralization 1271

minerals of montmorillonite

group 506

minnows, shiners, and bait fish-- 631

Moguex-Coconuco 983

molasses 575

molding sand 1029

molecular stills 1354

mollusks 1205

moments of inertia 97

money and banking 118S

monoalkylbenzenes 1028

monocoque box 98

monoplanes 104

mori)hine addiction 628

mosquitoes 388, 1193

motion picture theaters 526

motions of airplane 1388

1466

Index, 194G

Page

ISibliourapliy — Continued

niultinipplo truit Jn sheep 457

innshroonis 1235

N-mothylnniline blend 1391

nnpththaleneiicetic acid spray 1344

national parks 1084

Negroes 501, 929

Netherlands Indies 388

nitrous and nitric acid esters 1263

noble fir 150

noise reduction in airplanes 1190

nonpctroh'uin fuels 4f>r,

Nurse Corps, Navy 415

oak 232

oats 1144

occupational therapy 32S

oil emulsion film formation, etc__ 14()

oils on metals 194

old age and survivors insurance,

etc 64, 930

onions 1017

onychophores 312

optical plass 1029, 1156

oransre juice 147, 457

organization of Congress 593

oxidation of exhaust gases 1399

oysters 631, 932

paint 34S

T'aleo-Indians 311

Pales Verdps Hills 1081

Pan American Day 424, 543

panels 194, 1293

parachutes 1029, 1401

parasitic diseases 1078

peace "OS

peaches 1235

peanuts 1233

pearl culture 68

pecan 577

penicillin___575, 780, 1078, 1079, 1167

perlite 1271

Permian phosphate 933

Persian lamb fur 575

Persian walnuts 340

Peru 1353

petroleum 311

phenosulfonate buffers 1354

phthalic acid 239, 467

physical impairments 628

physical oceanography of Pacific

Ocean 1300

physician lime per patient 64

physicians, publications of inter-
est to 656

physicians' assistants 4T_'

piston rings 98. 1293. 1401. 1402

piston temperatures 94. 98

pistons 1402

planning 66, 782

Plasmodium gallinaceum infec-

tion__ 1262

plastics 1190

plates (metal)- 98, 194, 292, 810, 1190

pneumonitis 502, 628, 1262

poliomyelitis 780

porcelain combinations of mag-
nesia, etc 869

pork 10

pork and lard production 850

post-war education 17r>

post-war planning 779

post-war problems 193, 957

potash 793

potassium phthalate 467

potatoes 2?9. 231. 337. 575, 577

prairie hay protein supplements- 1341
press water and liver meal in

chick rations 78.^

pressure distribution 96.

958, 1293, 1395. 1403

pressure drop 1407

pressure pattern flight 1299

prisoners 1078

producer gas 588

professional nurses 527

pro.1ectilPs 1403

promin in leprosy 388

Page
r.iblidgraphy — Continued

l)romizole treatment of leprosy 1261

propaganda 133

propellers 99, 194, 292, 1104,

1293. 1395, 1397. 1403

proving rings 1156, 1251

psychiatric nursing 175

public health positions and

workers 1167

public housing 195

Pueblo Indians 1083

I'uerto Rico 57G

Puerto Rico Agric. Experiment

Station 860

l)ulmonary diseases 389

pulp and paper 580

Puna and Quebrada cultures 982

pupil transportation 388

(iuechua Indians 98:'.

radio aids to navigation 667

radio sets 1132

railroad equiitment 526

rainfall effect on airplanes 95

rats 389

records 123

recreation 63, 175

refractory clav pots 467

relocation centers 180, 515, 796

remodeling urban dwellings 531

resins 580

resistance strain-gage measure-
ments 530

rice fields 575

rickettsiae 1078, 1166

rivets 99, 1404

rocket power jilants ^- 1156

rodent-ectoparasite distribution 502

rodpiiticides 1078

root rot . 576, 1017

rotor blades 1399

rubber 239. 1029, 1146, 1235

rural electrification 397

safety in mineral, etc., industries- 1175
salary and wage administration- 219

salmon , , 631

Salvador 1250

San Agustin and Tierradentro 983

school lunches 712

scientific and industrial reports 309.

827

seaplanes 194, 1296, 1404

seaweed gums 272

seed-cotton drying process, etc 338

seeds 577, 1344

selecting store location 1155

semicarbazones 1343

shad 631

shade trees 708

shall I go into business for my-
self? .• 560

sharks 505

shear lag in beams, etc 92. 290

shear web 92. 529

shearing rigidity of panels 1104

sheet metal tests 661

ship iilanking and decking 580

sideslip characteristics 1294

Sierra Nevada do Santa Marta

tribes 983

similarity principles 102

single heading flight 1107

small businesses 928

social security 176.692,1189

soils 339, 458, 711, 1150, 1235, 1344

sole leather 159

sound-absorbent cylinders 1028

soybean or vegetable milk 1343

soybeans 1233. 1235

spin (aircraft) 100,1388,1404

spodumene flotation studies 938

spore dissemination 1015

square shear web 92

stability and control of aircraft- 95,

96. 100. 193. 293. 412, 960,

1103, 1104, 1292, 1293. 1294.

1296, 1388, 1390, 1404, 1405.

stabilizers 1405

January-December

1467

rage
Bibliography — Continued

stall 100

starfish 631

static pressure 1294, 1388

statistical abstract of U. S__ 342, 1350

steel 100. 101, 1174, 1354

stick-free neutral point 1405

stiffeners 101, 293

Strate^iic Bombinj; Survey 21 S

stream pollution 632

strengtli of materials 101,

102, 412, 1103, 1190

streptomycin 503, 1079, 1167

streptothricin 503

stresses and strains- 102, 194, 293, 530,
601, 810, 1104, 1290, 1295, 1405-6

subtilin 457

sugar beets -__ 147, 340, 577, 1345

sugarcane 577, 708

sulfa drugs 3S8, 780, 1079, 1166

sulfuric acid 955

superchargers 103, 1401

swine 1341

sycamore 13

syphilis 389, 781, 1167, 1262

system Na.O-CaO-AloOaSiO-. 588

tail of aircraft 103,

661, 810, 1295, 1388, 1406

tailing ponds 1271

take-off of Hying boat 103

Tarascan Indians 682

TCCA color cards 869

Tennessee Valley Authority— 213, 993
tensile characteristics of metals-- 98

terminal velocity 1296

thermal efliciency 1407

thermocouples 1341

thiamine 929, 1262

thrust coefficients 1296

thrust power 1389

thunderstoims 103

tides and currents 721, 1022, 1241

timber 580

tin 1175

tire friction '. 1407

TNT effect on workers 270

tobacco marketing, etc., margins 338

tooth surfaces 1168

toryuemeter 1407

tractors 694

transmission lines and wave

guides 815

trimethylbenzene 412

tripoli 1367

trusses 103

trypanosomiasis 1202

tsutsugamushi disease (scrub

typhus)— 176, 502, 1079. IK!"

tuberculosis 176, ."111

tuberculosis in livestock 147

tubes 103

tularemia 176, 503

tung tree 12

tungsten 13(i7

tupelo 232

turbines 1407

turbosupercharger 959

typh\is fever 1262

Ukraine 459

ultraviolet irradiatio'n 1167

ultraviolet spectra and dissocia-
tion constants 467

United Nations 1315

units of work 1078

universal military training 89, 289

uranium 1251

urinary excretion by boars 3;'>7

Uru-Chipava 983

Ustilago maydis 1018

V-G records 1296

valves 1104

vanilla 576

velocity 104

venereal diseases 503

veterans 692, 928

vocational agriculture 578

Page
Bibliography — Continued

vocational education 175

vocational libraries 1363

wake of aircraft 1396

water quality 785

weed hosts of leafhopper 231

western hemlock 232

western white pine 232

what makes British Common-
wealth hold together?-- 560

wheat 337, 573

wheat straw 575

wildlife 786

wilting of plants 12

wings 104, 194, 530,

661, 810, 960, 1190, 1407

wire strain gages 92,

290, 530, 959, 1398

women workers 1287, 1385

wood 460, 580

wood sugars 1147

wooden vessels 299

Xenopsylla cheopis 389

yaw 960, 1296

youth 1382

zirconium 1 511

see also names of departments,
etc., issuing lists of
publications.
Bibliography and General Reference
Division, see General
Reference and Bibliog-
raphy Division.

Bicycles, Japanese trade studv 316

Biddle. Charles J., e.\r., court "case 82

Bidwell, Jerold M., resistance tests of

flying boat hulls 1399

Bidwell Airport, instrument approach

chart 580, 1247

Biebel, William J., low-pressure bound-
ary-layer control in dif-

fusers, etc 1290

Bielat, Ralph P., estimating terminal

velocity 1296

Biemiller, Andrew J. (Representative
from Wis.) :

bill introduced by 252

report made by —

Naval Affairs Com 756, 895

Bierman, Russell W., typical family-op-
erated farms, 1930-45— 707
Blermann, Arnold E. :

allowable engine temperatures 1394

balanced diaphragm dynamom-
eter-torque indicator 1392

effect of aromatics on 100-octane

fuels 1397

engine cooling with special baffles- 1394
engine performance of 8 fuels of

100-octane number 1398

fins for air-cooled c,vlinders 290

knocking characteristics of fuels- 96
mounting cylinder blocks on CUB

crankcases 1391

oil flow, etc., indication 291

Biermann, David :

cooling tests of airplane 92

propeller charts for determining

propulsive efficiency 292

single-and dual-rotating tractor

propellers 292

static thrust, etc., of propellers 99

Big Bend National Park, article in

Spanish 75

Big Pour zinc-silver mine, exploration. 794

Big game, see Game.

Big Horn unit, see Crow project.

Big Inch pipe line, bid 1163

Big Sandy River :

bridge across Tug Pork- 891, 915, 1045

improvement 757

Big Sioux River, improvement 1005

Bigelow, Florence B., court case 282, 434

I Bigge, George E., appointment 1112

I Bihn, Verna M., court case-__ 282, 518, 989

1468

Index, 1946

Page

UUbo, Theodore G. (Souutor from
Miss.) :
rei)ort8 made by —

Agriculture and Forestry

Com 49

Commerce Com 260

District of Columbia Com :H77,

495, 617. lUG!i-7(»

Bill of Rights Day »(i;!, H7'J. 7:h«

Biliik, Samuel, court case 188

Billings,' Moiit., instrument approach

chart 1246

Bills (congressional) :

dicest, 79th Cong.2d sess 289,

660, 1188
history —

78th Coug.2d sess 28

79th Cong.lst sess__ -^ 28

79th Cong.2d sess 1 ~y,'.i

see also subject of bill.
Bills of exchange, acceptance by inem-

ber banks 1166

Biloxi, Miss., instrument approach

charts 156.1025

Binders, use in pclh-tizing slinu-s 394

see also Loosa-leaf binders — Slide
binders.
Binding, see Public printing and bintl-

iug.
Bintliff, .Chester I>., water carritr de-
cision 1182

Bintllfif, David C. water carrier de-
cision 1182

Binyon, E. O., Blue Metal corundum

property 1268

Biographies :

American, price list of publica-
tions 931

register of State Department 1206

Biological products, licensed e.-<rahlish-

ments 175

Biological research, see Research.
Biological Surveys, Wildlife Research

Division 630

Biology and medicine 310. 311

Biostatistics, see Vital statistics.

Birch Ranch & Oil Co 947

Bird. J. D. :

leakage past aileron nose 1387

tests of blunt-nosed aileron with

beveled trailing edge— 1289
Bird, Junius B. :

cultural se<iuence of north Chilean

coast 982

inhabitants of north Chilean

coast 982

Bird Machine Co 961, 1409

Birds :

in Alaska, regulations 932

migratory, regulations 1113. llTn

of San Jose and Pedro Gonzalez

Is 1120

upland game, dealers 1080

see also names of birds.
Birdseye, Miriam, savory herbs, cul-
ture and use 710

Birge, G. W., carbonizing properties

of coal 936

Birk. Simon, court case 1298

Birmingham, K. II.. court case 82

Birmingham, Ala. :

aeronautical charts 21, 721

aircraft accident 865

airport obstruction plan 867

finances " 18

instrument approach chart 22, 1246

iron content of red ores 394

rental housing income and ex-
penses 827

Birmingham quadrangle, Mich 508

Birth :

certificate for baby 1020

graphic presentation, births in

1942 287

statistics. 1944 1240, 1350

see also Vital statistics.

Page
Biscay, Bay of :

charts 295, 416

sailing directions, supplement 532

Bishop, C. W. (Representative from
111.) :
report made by —

Naval Atfairs Com 166

Bishop, D. L., alumina from clays and

bauxites 466

Bishop, Robert C, rate of change of
yawing-moment coeffi-
cient 960

Bishop Airport, instrument approach

chart 1247

Bishop Cap fluorspar project, explora-
tion 1366

Bishopp, F. C. :

American dog tick 339

brown dog tick 860

Bisnmrck, X. Dak., instrument ap-
proach charts 345, 1023

Bismarck Archipelago, chart 537, 1301

Bismuth, preprint from minerals year-
book 1173

Bisson, Edmond E. :

nitrided-steel piston rings 1402

tensile strength of cast-iron pis-
ton rings 1402

Bitterroot Range, aeronautical charts- 236,

1022
Bituminous coal, sec Coal — Coal mines

and mining.
Bituminous Coal Division, employees,

leave compensation 880,

1086, 1063
Bitumins, preprint from minerals

yearbook 1365

Bizerte :

to Bizerte with II Corps 1329

Black. E. A., retail and wholesale es-
tablishments 346

Black, Elizabeth L., credit unions in

1944 288

Black. Harrv L., relief of estate 28

Black. John M. : '

joint strength in glued birch ply-
wood 579

resin glues in yellow birch ply-
wood 459

urea glues in yellow birch ply-
wood 579

Black. Robert F., copper deposits,
Kotsina-Kuskulana dis-
trict 1171

Black cherry. American wood 232

IJlack Diamond Steamship Corp 1386

Black Hills Air|iort, instrument ap-
proach chart 728

Black Hills Keystone Corporation 1308

Black Mountain Corporation 211

Black Rock Channel, report 849

Black rot :

losses in^sweetpotatoes 1146

mvcosphaerella, of cucurbits 12

Black Sea :

lights and fog signals 416

pilot, supplement 665

Black stem rust, see Stem rust.
Blackman, Calvin C, cooling-air pres-
sure recovery, etc., of

engine 1190

Blackmon, Robert L., relief of estate- 473,

488, 733
Blackmore. John R., relief of estate- 28, 50

Blackmore. Louise D., relief 28, 50

Blackout funds, in D. C, services to_

veterans, etc 477. 495. 737

Blackstone, Va., instrument approach

charts 345.1023

Blackwelder, Richard E.. coleopterous

insects of Mexico, etc 830

Blade. O. C. national motor-gasoline

Surrey 394, 1174

Blades, hacksaw, specification 110

Blair, Algernon, claim 881, 1063

Blair, George W., court case 1354

Ja xu ary-Df.cembkr

1469

Page

Blair, John M.. economic concentra-
tion and World War II- 702,
904

lUair House, past and present 438

Blairstown, N. J., aircraft accident — 805
Blake, R. P., occupational disease pre-
vention 87. 191

Blalack, Robert B., court case 282, 1094

Blanchard. Anna, relief 473, 611, 733

Blauchard, Benjamin W., jr., court

case 947

Blanchard, Rali)h H., accident and

health insurance 1362

Bland, Schuvler Otis (Representative
from Va.) :
bills introduced by__ 730, 752 753, 756
reports made by —

Conference Com 242

Merchant Marine and Fish-
eries Corn- 105. 249, 364-305,
603, 751-754, 893, 1055
Blandford, John B., jr., action on

veterans housing 105

see also National Housing Agency.

Blaney, S. C, railroad accident 401

Blanks, ste Forms.

Blast-driven earth rods, specification- 119i_

Blasting devices, permissible, list lli2

Blau, Joseph, court case 977

Bledsoe, T. B., court case 1309, 1419

Bleich, Julius, water carrier decision — 281.

Bleznak, Louis M., court case 548

aid to. State plan 1362

books and machines, ajipropria-

tion 892, 1036

handbook for newly blinded 415

national industries 213

products made by, schedule -13

talking books in distributing li-
braries 807

see also Books for the Adult Blind.
Bliss, MUdred B. :

estate conveyance —

hearing ;*■*

law -^

Bliss, Robert W. :

estate conveyance —

hearing ■^"*

law 28

Blister rust :

quarantine regulations ,,,

relation to currants, etc 1344

Bloch, Joseph W. :

electric light and power wage rela-

tions 1384

electroplating and polishing

wages bo8. 11_8T

fabricated structural-steel wages_ 658.

Block. Albert A., court case 549

Block. Jacob W.. court case fj

Block, Sam, court case 1U94

Blocked nationals : .

former proclaimed list nationals

and foreign trade li22

proclaimed list— 122. 208. 313. 433, 830

Blood: , , , i„ir

cattle, calcium and phosphorus — loio
for transfusion, etc.. Army regu-

lations oo9. 691. 1431

testing and treatment program-- 929

transfusion complications 441

Bloom, Sol (Representative from

^'- '^'•' • ,ir.o

bill introduced by iiO»

reports made by—

Conference Com 32. 8i(.. 1048

Foreign Affairs Com 41,

247, 362. 477, 600. 74o-
746, 888-889, 1051-52

Blose. David T. :

State school system statistics <<M

urban and rural school statistics. 501

Blotters, specification 81b

Blountstown quadrangle. Fla <1

743176 — 47 3

Page

Blowers :

cooling-air, effect on thrust power. 1389

facts for industry 154, 804

Ships Bureau manual 1197

Blue, Delwin D. :

alumina from lime-soda-clay-
sinters 1268

recovery of metal, etc., from

aluminum dross 790

Blue book, see Official register of

United States.
Blue Metal corundum proi)erty. ex-
ploration 1208

Blue mold, control in tobacco beds 148

Blueberries, canned, standards for

grades 1018

Blueprints, use 420

Bluff City Delivery 1298

Hoard, see name of board, or subject
with which board has to
do.
Boars, sec Swine.

Boat builders, fishing, list 630

Boat chains, specification 1198

Boat cloths, specitication 1415

Boats, see Harbor boats — Motor
boats — also names of
boats.
Bober, Joseph F., work and wage ex-
perience. Willow Kail-- 658
Bobrowsky, A. R., artificial running-iu

of piston rings 1401

Bock, G., airscrew gyroscopic mo-
ments 1289

Bode, Arden D., court case 80

Bode. Catherine, relief 50, 733. 738

Bodell, Joseph J., court case 183

Boden, R. H.. dynamics of inlet

system 94

Bodkin, Stephen A., relief 355

Boegli, Charles P., lubrication of near-
infinite sliders 1402

Boehl, Mercy D., relief 496, 601. 733

Boeing Field, instrument approach

chart 586. 1247

Boeing S-307 airplane, see Airplanes.

Boeli Baai, air navigation chart 1193

Boericke, F. S. :

selective reduction of iron in chro-

mite 509

thermodynamic properties of il-

menite ■ 792

Bogart, Donald, piston heat-transfer
coefficients across oil

film 1402

Bogue, R. H., system XaoO-CaO-AL.Oa-

SiOo 588

Bohart, Richard M., mosquitoes of

Japan 1193

Boileau. Alfred. Union County, Pa.,

soil survey 1235

Boiler feed-water compound, general

schedule 837

Boiler-feed-water-treatment materials,

etc 96(

Boilers: ,_„ „„,

cast iron, facts for industry-- lo3, 864

coffee, specification 816

inspection, regulations 1306

range, facts for industry 154, 804

steel, facts for industry 154. 864

Boise. Idaho :

aeronautical chart T^l

instrument approach charts 345, 7^26

Boise project : . __, „_„

Anderson Ranch reservoir 771, 87J

snpciflcations 179. 2o. 395,

specincation.-^^^ 036. 794. 938-939.

1085, 1176. 1272. 1.368
Boko Ret to. see Pescadores Islands.
Boley. Bruno A. :

shearing rigidity of panels under

compression 1104

stresses in cylinders with syni-

metric cutouts 9.vs

Bolivia : . „.,,

economic information o«<

1470

Index, 1946

Page

1 toll via — Continued

economic survey, 1942 112

same (iu Spanish) 112

Holl weevil, life history and control — 1234

BoUenbaeh, Cliester G., court case 314

Bollenrath, Franz, heat-resistant mate-
rials for aircraft engines 1190
Boiler, K. H., impact resistance of core

materials, etc 370

Bollworms :

hibernation cage for pink boll-
worm 231

life history and control 1234

see also Corn earworms.

Bolstad, Kugenie U., relief 51, 161

Bolts :

load carried by individual bolts- 810

simplified practice 587

specifications 421, 541

Bolz, Ray E. :

charge temperatures of internal-
combustion engines 1393

effect of compression ratio, etc.,
on knock-limited perform-
ance of engine 1393

Bomb body parts, rates on 403

Bombers, see Airplanes.

Bombing badges. Army regulations 439

Bombing Survey, see Strategic Bomb-
ing Survey.
Bombs :

disposal, Army regulations 132

glide, force tests 1399

AI-31, aerodynamic tests 1401

radio-controlled, tests 1389

Bond, C. A., radio handbook for exten-
sion workers 337

Bond, Karl E., relief 596,

907, 1031, 1046
Bond, Ralph H., land condition^ iu

Harmon County, Okla-_ 1239
Bonds, see Bonds of United States —
also names of companies,
etc., issuing bonds.
Bonds of officers, etc. :

accountal)le officers, Army regula-
tions 559

corporations as sureties 835-

836, 1210
Mellon Indemnity Corporation

bonds 556

regulations with respect to re-
newal 688

standards, etc 1428

Bonds of United States :

1% percent Treasury bonds of

1950 126

2% percent Treasury bonds of

1959-62 126

2^^ percent Treasury bonds of

1967-72 126

addition of ,$1,000,000 Treasury
bonds to outstanding is-
sues 994

circulars governing issues of

Treasury bonds 836

excess profits tax refund bonds__ 126
see also Government securities- — -
Savings bonds and
stamps.

Bone black, facts for industry 864

Bonilla y Segura, Guillermo, cultural

missions of Mexico 501

Bonita Fruit Co., Inc 663, 1298

Bonner, Herbert C. (Representative
from N. C.) :
reports made by —

Election of President, Vice
President, and Itepresent-

ativos Com 362

Merchant Marine and Fish-
eries Com 364, 603, 1055

War Claims Com 901

Bonner County, Idaho, Clark Fork

lead zinc district 1269

Bonneville power, see Electricity.

Page

Bonneville Power Administration 67,

177, 391, 504, 784

report, 1945 - 391

Bonneville project :

act, as amended 177

litigation supervision 899, 1036

Book and Magazine Bureau 120

Book lists, see Books.

Booker, Charles, relief 741, 907, 1031

Bookkeeper, job 217

Bookkeeping and Warrants Division 436

Books :

children's bookshelf 1263

copyrighted 89, 807

indexes and title pages- 1102, 1188
for the blind, appropriation- 892, 1036
general schedule of supplies- 128, 1429
library, accountability. Army reg-
ulations 439

Pan American bookshelf 111, 818

author index to v. 8 423

talking books iu distributing li-
braries 807

United States quarterly book list- 89,

807

Index, 1945 807

unlocated research books, list 1189

see also Bibliography.

Books for the Adult Blind 807

Boone, Ira, court case 952

Boorman Lumber Co 654

Booth, Katherine D., relief of estate- 741,

907, 1031

Booth Fisheries Corporation 204

Booth Steamship Co., Ltd 90

Boothby, W. B., cooling tests of air-
plane 92

Boots and shoes :

establishing, etc., retail shoe busi-
ness 1155

fitting military footwear, regula-
tions 560

fitting of shoes, technical manual- 561

industry statistics 1026

shoe production, facts for indus-
try 154

shoes and slippers, facts for indus-
try 864

Bordages, Phillip, Estate Trust 1376

Bordelon Lines, Inc 1091

Borell, Charles B., relief 355, 764, 820

Boren, Lyie H. (Representative from
Okla.) :
reports made by —

Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce Com 42, 248, 748

Borers, see Peach-tree borers.

Boric acid, effect of sodium chloride on

ionization 1027

Borin, Aaron, court case 678, 827

Borkowski, George :

proving rings for calibrating test-
ing machines 1156

temperature coefficients for prov-
ing rings 1251

Borneo :

charts , 197, 416, 534, 1301

sailing directions, supplement- 533, 666
see also British North Borneo.
Boron :

in iron and steel 1365

minerals in 1945 1270

spectrographic determination in

steel 1028

Borrowing, sfe Debts.

Borton, John C, export control today- 1250

Borvick, Madeline, relief 488, 596, 734

Boshar, John, dynamic loads on ver-
tical tail 960

Boston, Mass. :

aeronautical chart 344, 1152

chart of harbor 1248

court case 80, 383

finances 342

instrument approach chart 1246

milk handling, order 1237, 1346

January-December

1471

Page
Boston, Mass. — Continued

railroad accident 181

toijographic quadrangle maps 934

Boston Dock, chart 1196

Boston Molasses Co 81

Boston Mountain, aeronautical charts. 155,

721
Boston Navy Yard, civilian employ-
ment 1075

Boston Terminal Co., accident 181

Bostrom, Carl A., 6 months' pay to

widow 1255

Bothnia, Gulf of, lights and fox signals- GfiC)

Botkin, C. O., court case 84

Botnen, Karl O., court cflse 1183

Bottomley, Harriet T., relief 51

Bottoms, pipe-berth, specification 9G7

Botts, Ralph R., rice yields in Arkan-
sas, etc 860

Bougie, Algeria, chart 1300

Boulder Canyon project :

specifications--- 75, 179. 275, 395, 511,
636, 794, 939, 1085. 1368

veteran preference 42, 262, 351

Boulder City, Nev., electrolytic man-
ganese pilot plant 791

Boulder City Cemeterv Association 483,

623, 872

Boulder Dam, history 511

Boulogne, France, chart 963

Boundary Commission, United States
and Mexico, see Interna-
tional Boundary Com-
mission, United States
and Mexico.
Boundary layer :

airfoil section, control by suction- 958,

1388

control in diffusers and bends 1290

fighter airplane with single

engine 959

low-drag wing 1296

smooth wing sections 1296

stability in compressible fluid 1294

surface roughness effects 1288

thickness, rapid estimation 1392

turbulent, momentum thicknesses- 1291
wings, boundary-layer-control

tests 194

Bourne, Frances T., putting PAW to

bed 413

Boutell, Anna M., court case 434

Boutell, Carroll M. :

court case 434

motor carrier decision 643

Boutell, F. J., Service Co 434

Bovine serum, see Serum.
Bowden, Witt :

changing status of bituniinons-

coal miners 1383

war and postwar wages, prices.

and hours 411

Bowen, C. v., organic halogen com-
pounds 148

Bowen, Ernest Windsor-, see Windsor

Bowen, Ernest.
Bowen, John D., spoilers on tapered

wing 1(*4

Bowen, Leslie G., court case 646

Bowen, M. F., estimating beet leaf-
hopper populations 11

Bower, Ward T., Alaska fishery and

fur seal industries 932

Bowie Lumber Co., Ltd 1094

Bowles, Chester :

addresses, etc. —

higher wages without higher

prices? . 547

price control and America's

schools 306

radio talks 117, 306, 825. 1116

cost absorption 204

extension of stabilization laws 680

long shadow of Mr. Bowles 680

Nation faces greatest test in fight

against inflation 118

- 1018

727
651

1362

- 1079

1401

Page

Bowles. Chester — Continued

price control and postwar hous-
ing 307

pricing during reconversion 308

Bowles, Luanna .7., educational -associ-
ations and directories^- 1361
Bowles, Oliver :

asbestos 393, 1083

asbestos industry in 1945 1270

cement 1268

cement in Latin America 936

lime 1269

slate 1938

stone 1271

Bowling Green. Ky., instrument ap-
proach chart 1247

Bowls, plaster, rubber, specification-. 322
Bowman, Donald H.. sporidial fusion

in Ustilago maydis
Bowman Field, instrument approach

chart

Box, John F., jr., court case

Box beams, see Beams.
Boxer Rebellion, see China Relief Ex-
pedition, 1900-01.
Boxes :

general schedule of supplies 213, 995

overseas shipment 967

packaging, etc., for overseas 1414

rates on 1181

specifications 128, 214, 421, 996

Boy Scouts of America, report, 1945_ 594
Boyd, H. B. :

goals and price supports 1232

price and production goals, 1946_ 146
Boyd, Julian D.. conservation of medi-
cally handicapped child-
Boyd, William S., tropical disease edu-
cation program

Boyet, H., determining oil-cooler per-
formance requirements
Boykin, Frank W. (Representative
from Ala.) :
reports made b.v —

Accounts Com 594, 739

Patents Com 253, 367, 482

Boyle, Estelle D., relief of estate 881,

1031, 1064
ISoys clothing, see Clothing.

Bozant, Michael, court case 527

Bozeman, Mont., instrument approach

chart 345, 1246

Boziecvich, John, test for parasitic

diseases _^ 1078

Bozza, Zachary, court case 1094

Bozzo, Giuseppe, court case 946

Brada Cartage Co 1373

Braden, Spruille :

our inter-American policy 313

private enterprise in development

of the Americas 1422

Bradey, Marion T., court case of

admx 183

Bradey, Mattie, admx., court case 183

Bradford quadrangle. 111 274

Bradley, Anita H., labor force in dur-
able-goods manufacture- 410
Bradley, John G. :

national film library 289

talk before Washington Visual

Workers 957

Bradley, Kathryn H., plastic mountings

for windshields 104

Bradley. Michael J. (Representative
from Pa.) :

bills introduced by 481, 751

Bradley. Omar N., portrait, reproduc-
tion 690

see also Veterans Administration.

Bradley ville quadrangle. Mo 274

Bradshaw. Arnold E., court case 287,

315, 554
Brady, Dorothy S.. expenditures and

savings of city families 526

Brady, James A., relief 28

1472

Lndex, 194r»

PaKP
Hracst rii|i, Carl II.. absorption iiifas-
iirciiicnls for liroad licanis

of X-rays 1354

liraiil. rotlon, siiccitiratiou 1414

liraiii rli.vlhin.s 310, :ill

lira ilia rd Fiold. instrument approach

oliarts 585, 1024

liraiiD'ril, Carol 1*., oniploynient and

pay rolls <)•">"

Mraki'-hand linin;;. >;fneral sdinduh' _ 213

Hranier, Saiiiiicl K., rourt case i'OO

Hranilette, M. N.. ;;coloKy. etc., of I'alos

Verdes Hills 1081

lirand names :

discarding, investigation —

hearing 248. 1356

report 42

Hraiides, K. W. :

Argentine curly top of sugar beet^ 577
inter-American rubber develop-
ment 1235

, sugarcane and erianthus 577

Urandt, Allen D.. trade name solvents

for cleaning, etc 1079

Hraniff Airways, Inc. :

court cases 20, 464

emergency board 1077

Brannan. Charles F.. regional develop-
ment of hiiul. etc 145

Brantford fiuadrangle, X. Dak 788

Brasch. Max, court case-- 210

Braslow, Albert L. :

airfold section with double-
slotted flap 1189

effects of camouflage paints on

drag 1392

internally balanced ailerons of dif-
ferent contour 1103

low-drag vertical tail, etc., inves-
tigation 661

plain ailerons of different contour. 1387

plain ailerons of true contour 1387

Brass :

cartridge, specification 110

^castings, specification 541. 671

rates on 403,1373

secondary, in 1945 1270

see also names of articles manu-
factured from brass.
Bratton, Sue F., relief of guardian_- 28

Braun, Carl J., relief 35, 488, 870

Braun, George, court case 429

Braun, Hedwig, relief of exrs., etc 35.

488. 870

Braun, Herman W.. relief of heirs 35.

488. 870

Braun. Ida F., relief 35. 488.870

Brazil :

agricultural, etc., industries 1122

article on 301

charts 534, 668, 1300

fuel and power 112

same (in Spanish) 112

in 1944 24

industrial 112

same (in Spanish) 112

lend-lease supplies in U. S.. agree-
ment 1423

living, etc., costs 1250

marketing areas 868

viajando por el Brasil 970

women workers , 411

Brazos Island Harbor, engineer re-
port 1328

Bread, waste in distribution 782. 930

Breakiron, Philip I,., reduction of loss,
etc., in transportation of

fruit and vegetables 1232

Breiffelh, I.. A., food poisoning due to

new agent 63

Breitwieser Roland :

knock-limiting blending character-
istics of aviation fuels__ 1397
knock-limited performance of en-
pine 1393

Bremen, Ga., railroad accident 181

Page

BriMiier. Otto, court case 648,1377

Hrendcr. Krnst V.. relief 355,612,733

Hreiiiian. .1. W.. contract decision 850

Breiinan & Cahoon 850

Brenner, Abiier, nickel plating on

steel 1251

Breniiero (Italian vessel) :

court case of bailee 947

Breoii, Alice J., relief 356, 612, 733

Brest, France, chart 534

Brett. Charles H.. insecticidal prop-
erties of indigobush 1341

Brett, Thomas L., relief— 881, 1031, 1064
Bretton Woods agreements, see Inter-
national Bank for Recon-
struction and Develop-
m e n t — International
monetary fund.
Breuer, Elmer C., motor carrier deci-
sion , 1180

Breuer, Elmer C, Inc 1180

Brevoort, Maurice J. :

cooling air-cooled cylinder 290

effect of cooling air blowers 1389

flow across tube banks 1396

radiator design 1403

Brewer, Chas. A., & Son 629

Brewer, Everett R., court case 629

Brewer. Xelson C, court case 629

Brewer, R. E. :

carbonizing properties of coal 936

report of research, etc., on coal — 790
Brewer, Virginia W., forestry activi-
ties of Government 1189

Brewster, Owen (Senator from Maine) :
minority views —

Pearl Harbor Attack, Joint
Committee on Investigation

of 1061

Brewster, Royce E., guidance and
personnel work in col-
leges 928

Brewster quadrangle, X. Y.-Conn 1173

Brewster Shirt Corporation 1376

Breymann, M. A., court case 81, 172, 624

Breynuinn, M. A., Dredging Co- 81. 172, 624
Brices Cross Roads Xational Battle-
field Site 1084

Brichta. Louis C, exploration for zinc

and lead ore 1175

Brick :

fire-clay, specification 671, 1415

insulating, specification 541

Bricklayers, apprenticeship program,

etc 803

Brickwedde, Ferdinand G.. thermody-
namic properties of ethyl-
benzene 466

Brickwedde, Langhorne H., solubility

of cadmium sulfate 1028

Bridge Commission of Michigan 776

Bridgeport. Conn. :

aircraft accident 1351

instrument approach chart 1247

report on harbor 1133

steel tests at Stanley Works 1174

Bridgeport, Tex., railroad accident 1089

Bridges, Margery A., relief 601, 733

Bridges, Styles (Senator from X. H.) :
minority views —

Military Affairs Com 621, 773

Bridges :

construction, supplemental speci-
fication 503

dams for foundations, etc. —

hearings 758

law 1037

reports 758, 923

fixed steel panel, technical

manual 1131

see also names of bridges, or bodies
of water to be bridged.
Brief cases, general schedule of sup-
plies 322

Briggs. Charles W.. German steel cast-
ings industry 1271

J A N U All Y-DeCEMBER

1473

Page
Briggs, Ellis O., our iiiter-Aiuericaii

policy ."jlS

Bri^'^s. Fred N.. wheat resistance to

bunt H'.il

Briggs, H. M., nutritive value of cot-
tonseed meal, etc 1.'541

Bright, T. J., credit accounts. 492, 880. 10.'!.")

Brighton Mills, Inc 142C

Brill, Augusta W., salary, etc., of hus-
band IG?.

Brill, William C. salary, etc.. to

widow 1(!.'{

Brilmyer. Harold G. :

bending stresses due to torsion in

D-section box 140(5

maximum stresses around cut-out_ 1295

stresses in open box beams 1400

stresses near juncture of closed

and open torsion box 1400

Brindley, T. A., pea weevil and meth-
ods for control '.V.VJ

Brink, R. A., carotene content of corn

plant 57.'!

Briquets, fuel 635. 1083. 1270

Brisbin. Beatrice :

relief 35

relief of estate of husband 374, 589

Brisbin, Chancie L., relief of estate- 374, 589
Brisbin, Gwendoline L., relief of

guardian 35

Brisbin, Jacqueline N., relief of

guardian 35

Brisbin, Nelda E., relief of guardian__ 35
Brisbin. Wvnona G.. relief of guardian_ 35

Bristol Channel, charts 290. 008

Bristol quadrangle. Conn 1172

Bristol quadrangle. Fla 71

Bristow, Okla., railroad accident 042

Britain, see Great Britain.

British Columbia, sailing directions,

supplement 666, 903

British Commonwealth, see Great

Britain.
British dominions, see Great Britain.

British Empire Unit 24

British Guiana :

economic information 347

economic situation 347. 1353

fishery survey , 553

British Islands, see Great Britain.

British North Borneo, oysters 207

British Overseas Airways Cori)oration_ 720
British West Indies, see West Indies.
Broaches, pulp-canal, dental, specifica-
tion 214

Broad Branch quadrangle. Fla 507

Broadcasting, see Radio broadcast-
ing— Radio stations.
Broadhurst, W. L., ground water in

Texas 392

Brockbank, Merrill J., court case 84, 434

Brockbank Apparel Co 84, 434

Brockway, L. O. :

electron dififraction examination

of cast-iron piston rings- 1402
electron diffraction investigation
of nitrided steel piston

rings 1402

iron oxides on cast-iron engine

surfaces 1399

Brodell. A. P., harvesting hay crop 707

Brogden, Ernest M., court case 159

Brogden. Ronald R., court case 159

Bromine, in 1945 1270

Bronxville Trust Co Ml

Bronze :

castings, specifications 299.

816, 907, 1198

phosphor, specification 214

Bronzes, Chinese, descriptive, etc..

catalogue 1120

Brooding of chickens 1234

Brooklyn, N. Y., court case relative to

land in 040, 1270

Brooklyn Army Base, road 1055

Brooklyn National Corporation 947, 127G

Page
Brooks, C. Wayland (Senator from
111.) :
reports made by —

Commerce Com 616, 914 -915

Brooks, Donald B., effects of fuel dis-
tribution on engine 1028

Brooks, Katherine I., relief-- 474, 612, 734

Brooks, Louis M., court case 680

Brooks, Overton (Representative from
La.) :
reports made bv —

Military Affairs Com 480, 004

Brooks, Robert R. R., radio talks 300, 825

Brooks, Sally, relief of guardian 474,

612. 734

Brooks, Vedal B., relief of estate 474,

612, 734

Brooks Range, aeronautical chart 721

Brother, G. H., glutamic acid review.

etc 1233

Brotherhood of Railway & Steam-
ship Clerks, Freight
Handlers, Express & Sta-
tion Employees 210

Brown, Andrew, exploration of tail-
ing ponds 1271

Brown, Burrell W., solid angle for
measurement of beta

rays 1353

Brown, Charles, relief 35, 374, 589

Brown, Charles L., court case 1317

Brown, Charles M., trade practice

rules 1363

Brown, Clarence J. (Representative
from Ohio) :
reports made by —

Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce Com 1053

Brown, Coy C, relief 881, 1031, 1004

Brown, E., Duvel buried seed experi-
ment 577

Brown, Elizabeth W., 6 months' pay of

husband 1255

Brown, P. W. :

electronic chronoscopes 634

fire at liquefaction, etc., plant 510

sensitivity of explosives to electro-
static discharges 394

Brown, Fannie, court case 655

Brown, Floyd, court case 1279

Brown, Herbert H., fishery survey in

Trinidad, Tobago, etc 553

Brown, J. Lee, planning recreation

areas etc 175

Brown, Joseph A., relief 881. 1031, 1064

Brown, Kenneth D., increasing knock-
limited power 1407

Brown, Lula M., relief of guardian 35,

374, 589

Brown, Mattie L., relief of estate 28

Brown, Pamela, wage structure in bi-
tuminous-coal mining-- 1100,
1384
Brown, R. C. DDT control of forest

insects 457

Brown, Ralph R., morj)hine addiction- 628

Brown, Rose L., relief 885,910,1034

Brown, W. E., court case 993

Brown, Whitman E., sponge-iron ex-
periments 1271

Brown, Wilford B., relief.. 881, 1031, 1064

Brown, William S., claim 881,907

Brown Atoll, chart 534

Brown-Bledsoe Lumber Co 1309, 1419,

Brown Company 1192, 14101

Urown dog tick, sec Ticks.
Brown-ore district, cxiiloration of

tailing iK)nds 1271

Brown root rot. tobacco, study of soil

organic matter 146

Brown stain, chemical, in jiine 580

Brown-tail moths, (luarantine 148

Browne, F. L.. commercial water re-
pellent i)roperties 460

Browne, W. O., court case 1276, 1376

Browne Vintners Co., Inc_- 173

1474

Index, 1046

Page
Krowiiiii^' uiurliiiie KUU, .sec Machine

{,'uns.
Hiownsville, Tex. :

aeruniiulical uliart 1241

airiiort ohsl ruction plan 1155

instrument approach charts 726, 1028

Hroyles, Kunicc, digest of labor legis-
lation 410

ISrubaker. D. 1).. lloor plans for small

coop dairy plant 340

Bruce, Clarence S. :

engine tests with producer gas-- 588
nonpetroleuni fuels in autoniotive

engines 46G

Bruce, E. I., motor carrier decision-. 1179
Bruce, G. E., motor carrier decision- 1179
Bruce. H. D. :

joint strength in glued birch ply-
wood 579

resin glues in yellow bircli ply-
wood 459

resistance of glue in wood joints

to fatigue stressing 579

strength of glued joints in maple

blocks 1146

urea glues in yellow birch ply-
wood 579

Bruce Motor Freight, Inc 1179

Bruce quadrangle, Fla 71

Bruce Transfer & Storage Co 1179

Brucellosis, see Bang's disease.

Bruce's Juices, Inc 1376

Brueggenian, W. C. :

buckling in thin sheet-metal speci-
mens 92

Fatigue tests of —

aluminum-alloy sheet 91

specimens with circular hole_ 101

wing-beam sj)ecimens 101

Hush-riveted joints 97

Bruhn, Elmer F., tests of thin-wall

cylinders 93

Brumby, Ga., railroad accident 642

Brumfield, C. H., relief 35, 258, 349

Brun, Uinaldo J., suppressing knock

in spark-ignition engine- 1393
Brunauer, Esther ("., International
Council of Scicntitic Un-
ions 208

Brunetti, Cledo, radio proximity fuze

design 1251

Bruno, Louis, court case--- 518, 1207, 1277

Brunswick, Ga., port 1221

Brunswick, Maine, instrument ap-
proach chart 345

Brushes :

boiler-tube, specification 1109

dental, specification 1126

wire, rotary, specification 1198

Bruyere, Martha C. :

effect of syphilis on life expect-
ancy . 781

syphilis in men of draft age 389

Bruyere, Paul T. :

mortality in Negro from syphilis- 781

syphilis in men of draft age 389

Bryan, Charles, relief 28

Bryan, Tex., instrument approach

chart 345

Bryant, Ida M., relief 258, 356, 468

Bryant, Lessie L., relief 474, G12, 734

Bryant Paper Co 944

Bryant quadrangle. Ark 633

Bryce. 111., aircraft accident 1150

Bryce Canyon, aeronautical chart 721

Bryson, R. Louise :

arsenic 1083

titanium 792, 1175

zirconium 937

Buch. A. L., motor carrier decision — 1180

Buch E.xiiress 1180

Buchan, John, relief of guardian 85,

258, 349
Buchanan, Lucille J., National Confer-
ence on Labor Legisla-
tion 526

Page

Buchsbaum, S., & Co 518,646

Buck, Charles M., court case 869

Buck, ICllsworth B. (Representative
from N. Y.) :

bill introduced by 751

Buck, Paul H., evolution of national

parks system 1084

Buck, Richard S., two-stage super-
charging 103

Buck, Thomas F., accident investiga-
tion 155

Buckhardt quadrangle. Mo 72

Buckholts, Tex., aircraft accident 1021

Buckingham, Earl F., Transportation

Co 1180

Bucklers, gun, specification 968

Buckley, Charles A. ( Representative
from N. Y. i :
report made by —

Pensions Com 897

Buckley, W. K., Inc 1277

Buckling :

circular cylinders, effect of in-
ternal pressure on 1295

column continuous over 3 sup-
ports 1390

curved sheet, large-deflection

theory 92

monocoque cylinders 93, 290

plates in compression 1190

shear web above buckling load-_ 92, 529

thin sheet-metal specimens 92

Buckner, Howard A., jr. :

carburetor air temperature effect- 1391

cooling of cylinders 1390

Buckner, James W., court case 183

Buckstown, Pa., instrument approach

chart 1023

Buckwheat, rutin production from leaf

meal 1343

Budd, Edward G., Manufacturing Co_ 1298

Budd, Robert W., court case 1208

Budget, see Budgets.

Budget Bureau— 115, 204, 303, 426, 545,
676, 822, 974, 1114, 1202, 1418

estimates 115, 304

Federal reports act, progress,

etc 1061-62, 1357

technical paper 430

Budget estimates, see names of depart-
ments, etc.
Budgets :

lessons in budgeting 839, 1212

United States, 1944 —

estimates, 78th Cong.2d sess_ 257
United States, 1945 —

estimates, 79th Cong.lst sess_ 257
United States, 1947 —

budget 204

corporation supplement 822

message of the President 304

statements 304

war supplement 1202

see also names of departments,
etc.
Budiansky, Barnard, critical stresses

of clamped plates 1104

Budlong, Milton J., court case of exr_ 1426

Buenos Aires, chart 1411

Buess, C. M., isobutvlbenzene, etc 810

Buffalo, N. Y., finances 341

Buffalo & Fort Erie Public Bridge

Authority 81, 624, 947

BufTalo Barge Towing Corporation 645.

Buffalo Bill Dam and Reservoir', nam-
ing 262. 352, 363

Buffalo Creek R. R., switching charges- 1375

Buffalo Rapids project, specifications- 511,

794, 1085, 1176, 1273

Buice, Joe W., court case 1183

Builders' hardware, see Hardware.
Building :

antitrust cases in construction in-
dustry 1357

audit of cost-plus-a-flxed-fee con-
tracts 1328

January-December

1475

Page

Biiildina — Continued

codes and construction practice 348

cotistfuction employment, volume.

materials 87, 805

construction program of WPB,

etc 97G

engineering manual, structural de-
sign 1436

get your money's worth, OPA

poster 1420

industry report, construction- 346, 728

public construction 1169

questions and answers on con-
struction 824

residential, elapsed time and cost- 1383
residential, estimate for employ-
ment, etc 677

union wages and hours in trades- 805,
1100. 1384
war construction activities of

RFC 1165

will our building boom bust this

time? 428

Building and loan associations, Satur-
day a holiday in D. C__ 768.
887, 1038

Building contractors, job 1323

Building machinery :

facts for industry 154, 864

general schedule of supplies 995

prices 1101

Building materials :

building materials and struc-
tures report— 239, 348, 1156

celling prices . 428

construction materials 66. 1169

general schedule of supplies 128, 837

Industry report, construction ma-
terials 346, 728

mineral construction materials of

Missouri Valley 632

mobilizing to meet shortage 678

specifications, publications 348

standards and specifications 158

see also names of materials.

Building paper, rates on 945

Buildings :

airport 342

building materials and structures

report 239, 348, 1156

damage and reconstruction in

France 192

damage by termites, preventing 576

inspections, etc.. technical man-
ual 1434

standard code requirements for

loads 25

see also Farm buildings — Public
buildings — also names of
buildings.
Buildings Management Office, Commu-
nications Office 1169

Bukhta Andreeva, chart 539

Bulgarian language :

guide to spoken language 843

phrase book 1130

Bulger, Jacob W.. control of orchid-
infesting insects 709

Bull, Arthur W. :

knock-limited performance of

blends 1391

knock-limited performance of par-

aflSns and olefins 1399

Bull Run battlefield, see Manassas
(Bull Run) National
Battlefield Park.

Bulbird. Lola G.. court case 318

Bulletins, see Farmers' bulletins —
also names of depart-
ments, etc., issuing bulle-
tins— also subjects.
Bullivant, W. Kenneth, tests of air-
foils 90

Bulloch, Marjorie E., pressure dis-
tribution over airfoil
with beveled-trailing-
edge flaps 1395

Page

Bullock, Harold E., relief 35, 51, 241

Bullock, Robert O., cooling and per-
formance tests 94

Bulwinkle, Alfred L. (Representative
from N. C.) :
reports made by — •

Conference Com 470, 1046

Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce Com 478-

479, 602, 747-748

Printing Com 483, 607, 757

Buna-Sanananda operation 447

Bunce, Arthur C, agricultural adjust-
ment and income 62

Bunch Hollow zinc property explora-
tion 794

Bunker, Berkeley L. (Representative
from Nev.) :

bills introduced by 366, 606

reports made by — •

Public Lands Com 483, 898

Bunker Hill., Ind., instrument ap-
proach chart 156

Bunn, Alexander M., court case of

admr 60, 183, 518, 1258

Bunn, Edyth, fabricated structural-
steel wages 658, 1101

Bunn, Harriet, universities of Cuba,

etc 970

Bunt, wheat resistance 337

Bunyea, Hubert, whole-blood test for

pullorum disease 1144

Bupp, Mildred L., relief 474, 612, 734

Burbank, Calif. :

airport obstruction plan 1245

instrument approach chart 585, 1246

Burch, D. M., injuries, etc. at iron-ore

mines 635

Burch, Thomas G. (Representative
from Va.) :

reports made by

Post Office and Post Roads

Com 45, 253, 368

Burdick, L. R., bitum;.:ous-anthracite

mixtures on stokers 793

Bureau Central de Traduction, see
Central Translating Of-
fice.
Bureaus, see Government offices— a?so
names of bureaus.

r.urford Oil Co 183

Burgess, Caroline M.. Bretton Woods

agreements, bibliography. 501
Burials :

Army regulations, expenses 998

Army regulations, outside conti-
nental U. S 559

veterans' allowance, increase 761,

768, 1036

Burke, Charles, court case 212

Burke, Malcolm K. :
relief —

hearings 171,264,894

law 734

letter from Navy Dept 251

reports 58,741

Burke, Sylvia, court case 212

Burke, William P., drugs & pharma-
ceuticals 586

Burke & Herbert Bank & Trust Co— 60,
183. 518, 1258

I'.urkesville. Ky., bridge 1037, 1053, 1068

I'.iirleson. W. S., relief 619, 881

I'.urley, G. W., court case 184, 554

Burley, Idaho, instrument approach

chart 1246

I'.urley tobacco, see Tobacco.
Burlington, Iowa, instrument ap-
proach chart 1246

Burlington, Vt. :

aeronautical chart 1152

instrument approach chart 1023

Burlington County, N. J., court case — 1183
Burlington-Rock Island R. R., rates on

gasoline 280

Burlington Transportation Co 282,

1180, 1373

1476

Index, 1946

Page

liiirliiiKton Truckers, Inc 1180

ItiM'ina :

fonfcToiioe nsreement 958

tsutsHjjaimislii disease cases,

study 1167

Huriiiese phrase book 1000

Burners :

for mess equipment, inspections,

etc 442

oil, facts for industry__ 1. "14, 864

oil, iu wanii-air furnaces 868

Hurnett, K. S., iiuinufacture and use

of peanut protein 12,33

Hurnison, .Jennie, relief 244, 488, 7.34

Burns, .John, court case 287, .315, 554

Burns, treatment kits, general sched-
ule 128

Burr, Clinton S., exr., court case SOO

Burr. Horace K. :

lieat-stabilized wood 1147

resinoids for wood impregnation- 580

Burr, .Teronie P.. exr., court case 800

Burr. Walter ('., court case of exrs__ 800
Burroughs, Boy .7., balance sheets of

agriculture 146, 1261

Burrs, copper, siiecification 200

Burs, denture-trimming, specification- 1211

Bnrstein, Harry, relief 488. 596, 734

Burt County. Nebr., bridge across Mis-
souri Kiver 363.469

,Bur(on. A. B., Co 404

, Burton. Aubrey B., I. C. C. decision.- 404

IBiirton. F. W., relief 35, 374, 589

(Burton, S. E.. manufacture of sponge

iron / 275

Burton, Mrs. S. P., relief 51, 349. 352

Burton-Sutton Oil Co., Inc 282, 518, 684

Bus operators, sec Motorbusses.
Bus transportation, sec Transporta-
tion.

Buscaglia, Rafael, court case 81, 522

Buses, sec Motorbusses.

Bush. Vannevar. reappointment 480, 592

Bush Field, instrument ai)proach chart- 726

Bush Terminal P.uildings Co 1426

Bushfield. Harlan J. (Senator from
S. Dak.) :
reports made by —

Indian Affairs Com_ 619, 771, 1071
Buslilnnd. Kayniond C, control of

human lice 576

Busigo, Hector N., court case 282

Business :

business service check list__ 463. 1240

comjjetition of cooperatives 481. 757

establishing in —

Colombia 24

Paraguay 587

Peru 1353

factors in choosing location 465

failures after World War I 549

Federal reserve charts 928

loans, blanket participation bv

banks 1 1260

loans, II. F. C. information 777

reports 153. 716

RFC small business activities 1260

shall I go into business for my-
self? I_ 560

small business —

and civic welfare 257

credit sources 23

(H'onomic series 23,

157, 237, 347, 1027
experience with export asso-
ciations 1161

free competitive enterprise-- 257
Government financial aids__ 157
how social security can help- 868

industrial series 2;58,

;^46, 348. 465, 586, 587,
728, 1026, 1155, 1352
organization and manage-
ment 928

problems, hearings 49,

168, 257, 372, 486, 762,
904, 1159, 1161, 1256.

Page

Business — Continued

small business — Continued

problems, reports 372, 1161

proposals in Congress, 1943-

44 .346

proposed course 157

veterans, articles on 587

veterans, hearings 1256

veterans, report 1062

survey of current business 23, 728

weekly supplement 23. 728

sec also Retail trade — Wholesale
trade.

Business Division, Census Bur 729

Business Education Service, Educa-
tion Office 779

Business of our Government 655

Busses, see Motorbusses.

Butane flame extinction by dichloro-

difluoromethane 9.".6

Butler, Allan C, Advisory Committee
on Maternal and Child

Health Services 525

Butler. Henry R., relief 356. 612, 734

Butler, Thomas A., relief 258. 349

Butler Consolidated Coal Co 435

Butler Lumber Co., Inc 266

Butte, Mont., aeronautical charts 21, 721

Butter :

facts about supply and demand- 1309
farm, making and storing for

home use 1145

process, condemnation of mate-
rials—

hearing 371

law S72

reports 371, 618

process, inspection at factories 975

small business problems 257

Butterfield, C. T., coliforms. etc., ex-
posed to cloramine 779

Butternut, American wood 13

Buttke, Wilhelm, court case of admr- 1277,

1315
Buttons :

Army regulations 216

tack and staple, specification- 540, 1197
Butts, Charles, Hollidavsburg-Hunt-

ingdon folio. Pa 932

Butylbenzene, synthesis, etc.. of hydro-
carbons 412. 810

Butze, Helmut F. :

dilution of exhaust gas samples 1398

mixture distribution of radial en-
gine 1394

Butzel, Leo M., exr.. court case 124,

184. 434
Buxton, George H., jr., relief- 474. 612, 734
Byall, S., chemical, etc., studies on

beet sugars 1233

Byerly. ,T. A., court case 1094, 1183

Byerly, .1. A., Trust, court case 1183

Byerly. Mae W., trustee, court case 1183

Bylaws, see names of certain Indian

tribes, etc.
Byproducts :

canned fish 68

coke and byproducts from coal-gas

retorts 792

coke byproducts 1270

Byrd, Harry F. (Senator from Va.) :
reports made by —

Finance Com ()18

Reduction of Nonessential
Federal Expenditures

Joint Com 609. 1357

Rules Com 624

Byrne, Kathryne, how nurse can help

unmarried mother 656

Byiiie, Robert W.. constriction effects

in wind tunnels 1296

Byrne, William T. (Representative
from N. T.) :
rei)orts made by —

Conference Com 1046

Judiciary Com 891

January-December

1477

Page
Byrnes, James F. :

address at Overseas Press Club__ 432

British loan 552

Moscow meeting of foreign minis-
ters 209

Paris meeting of foreign ministers- 831,

1122

Paris Peace Conference 1423

U. S. aims and policies in Europe- 142;'.

U. S. policy on Germany 1313

see also State Department.
Byrnes, John W. (Representative from
Wis.) :
reports made by —

Claims Com 38, 35!»

361, 477, 599, 741, 744
Kyron anlicliiie, map 507

C

C. A. A., set' Civil Aeronautics Ad-
ministration— Civil Aero-
nautics Authority.

C. A. B., see Civil Aeronautics Board.

C. C. C, *ee Commodity Credit Cor-
poration.

C. P. A. Co 1426

C. P. R. B., «ee Combined Production
and Resources Board,
United States, Great
Britain, and Canada.

C. W. S. O., see Community War
Services Office.

CAA, see Civil Aeroiuiutics Adminis-

t r a t i o n — Civil Aero-
, nautics Authority.
CAA Aviation Information-— 342, 464, 865
CAA journal 19,719

CAB, see Civil Aeronautics Board.
Cabbage :

downy mildew, environal factors- 573
downy mildew, invasion of seed-
lings 337

viruses, air temperature effect-- 337

Cabell, Hartwell, court case 210

Cabinet Committee on Palestine and
Related Problems, estab-
lishing 820

Cabinets, frozen food, specification 672

Cables (electric), see Electric cables.
Cables (submarine) :

accounts, rules, etc., of F. C. C-- 386,
387, 1360
data from carriers' monthly re-
ports 61,777

Caddo Indians, amendment to by-laws- 789

Caddo Lake quadrangle, Tex. -La 1082

Cade, A. B., abrasive materials 72

Cadet Nurse Corps news 63, 779

Cadets, see Aviation cadet.s — Coast
Guard — Merchant Ma-
rine Cadet Cor[)s — Mili-
tary Academy, West
Point.

Cadillac Tool & Die Co 282

Cadiz Bay, chart 295

Cadiz Harbor, chart 295

Cadmium, preprint from minerals year-
book 1173

Cadmium sulfate, solubility in H2O-D2O

mi.vtures 1028

Cady, R. C, Scotts Bluff County, Nebr- 786
Caffee, Mary S., cotton garments, wage

structure 1384

Cagayan River, chart 157

Cagle, Caroline, member bank profits

in 1945 627

Cahill, Arthur B., decision of I. C. C-- 1090

Cahill, Jones F., ailerons 1387

Cahokia, 111., bridge 748,914,1041

Gaboon, Raljih H., jr., court case 1094

Cahoon, W. R., contract decision 850

Cain, Burt, court case 1277

Cairns, Andrew, Europe and U. S. agri-
culture 229

Cajon Creek, naming Sheppard Flood-
way on 915

Page

Calanoida, species of Platycopia Sars- 1205

Calaveras Cement Co 390

Calcafio, Juan L., relief 741, 764, 870

Calcasieu Pass, engineer report 913

Calcasieu River :

bridge 747, 912, 1036

engineer report 913

Calcimines, facts for industry 154, 864

Calcium :

blood levels in Hereford cattle 1015

seipiestration in presence of alka-
line detergents 1078

Calcium carbonate, specification 671

Calciuiu chloride in 1945 1270

(."alciuni silicide, specification 1109

Calculating board, alternating-current- 75
Caldwell, Harvey E., accident investi-
gation 19

Calendars (of business), see Court of
Claims — House of Repre-
sentatives — Senate — •
also names of certain
congressional committees.

("alcxico, Calif., aircraft accident 1021

Calhoun, W. A. :

(•(incentration of fiuorite 936

mining ;ind concentration of man-
ganese , 510

Calibration, see special subject.
C.illt'ornia :

agricultural conservation iirograni- 150,
714, 1238, 1347
.•lirframe iudustrv, wartime expan-
sion ^ 288

citrus fruit, etc., growers, com-
plaints 247

coasl pilot, supplement 236

ciiurt case 282,

4(»n, 518. 801, 947, 980, 1094

(lislrict iU(K'e. additional 262,

364, 593, 874

electric rate book 1165

farm wage stabilization 574

finances 1350

fla.xseed production 338

gold, silver, copper, lead and ziuc- 1269
insects affecting ton)atoes, DDT

aga4nst 1017

land grant 898

looks to its economic future 762

mail routes, schedules 201,

544, 971, 1306

metal mining, 1945 1270

oil and gas Investigations 1266

post route map 113

rice fields, weed submergence 575

strategic minerals investigations- 1172

tin, survey 793

wages, etc., in labor supply cen-
ters 574, 1232, 1342

war casualties 1108

wildlife-forest relationships 505

World War II honor list 1330

California Agricultural Experiment

Station 1145, 1344

California Cotton Oil Corpoi'ation 404

Califdi-nia Forest and Range Experi-
ment Station, st;iff jnibli-

cations list, additions-- 578

California Oregon Power Co 183

California Portland Cement Co 390

California Texas Oil Co., Ltd 404

California University, xce California
Agricultural E.\periment
Station.

Calipers, jointed, specification 322

Caliver, Ambrose :

postwar education of Negroes 7^9

services to Negroes 501

C.ilking compound, specifications-- 199, 1304

Calking cotton, see Cotton.

Callahan, Marion R.. earnings, etc., in

municipal governments- 192
Callaway. M. P., trustee:

rat<'s on livestock 403

rates on machinery 945

Caloosahatchee River, chart 1249

1478

Index, 1946

Page

Caloriuuetry, vapor corrections 587

Calling, William C, accident investi-

jcation 20

Calunu't-Sag Channel, improvement 758

Calvert Distilling Co 25C, 371, 378, 590

Cambrian iicriod, rocks below Simp-
son group 933

Cambric, insulating, specification 1415

Cambridge iiuadrangle, N. Y 1082

Camera, Giovanni, relief 478

Camera cases, motion picture, specilica-

tion 1219

Cameras, aircraft, specifications 219, 845

Camouflage, paint, effect on drag of

airfoil 1392

Camp, A. Sidney (Representative from
Ga.) :
report made by —

Ways and Means Com 371

Camp, see name of camp.

Camp Far West Irrigation District,

court case 624, 947, 1183

Camp Wolters Land Co 1183

Campau, A. M., Realty Co 925

Campbell, Baxter B., relief 881

Campbell, Bessie M., relief 51, 161

Campbell, Charles J., relief 51, 161

Campbell, Hilary, homes for unmarried

mothers 804

Campbell, John P. :

effects of static margin, etc., on

stability of airplane 1294

stability, etc., of tailless all-wing

airplane 1294

verification of simplified vee-tail

theory, etc 1400

Campbell, John W., Inc 961

Campbell, Raymond C, relief 374, 468

Campbell, W. A., diseases of guayule 861

Campbell, Wade C, motor carrier de-
cision 644

Campbell, William R. :

wire strain gage errors 530

wire strain gage performance 92,

290 95i)
Campbell Sixty-Si.x Express, Inc_ 1090, 'lOoi
Campbellsville, Ky., aircraft accident- 19

Camps, for children 525

see also Military camps — also
names of camps.
Canada :

atomic energy declaration 984

civilian consumption, impact of

war 15.".

distribution of Pennsylvania an-
thracite 394. 509

Entomological Branch, Dept. of

Agriculture 457

exports to, foreign trade reports_ 718

food consumption levels 712

Great Lakes-St. Lawrence basin
agreement —

hearings 'ilO

report 770

Imports from, foreign trade re-
ports 718

international reference service 347

light list, Great Lakes .■>57

movement of supplies to 1218

our oldest good neighbor 560

Pacific Coast light list 994

radiobeacon system 430

Sockeye salmon fisheries, agree-
ment 552

trade with U. S 24

vessels, iron ore transportation.- 364,

494. 751

Canada Drv Ginger Ale, Inc 60

Canadian-Gulf Line. Ltd 1375

Canadian River Gas Co 405

Canal Zone, .ice Panama Canal.

Canals Fran, Salvador. Araucaninns — 981

Canard airplane, see Airplanes.

Canastota (|uadrangle, N. Y 1173

Cancer :

world's experts, mobilization —

hearings 1051. 1257

reports 888, 918

Page

Cancer Control Month 425

Candles, specification 1429

Candy :

making, equipment, etc., refer-
ences 456

rates on 944

Canfield, Claire L., court case 1123, 1462

Canister Co 1358. 1426

Canizio, Frank, court case 315

Canker stain of planetrees 339

Canned food :

canning without sugar 119

community canning centers 862

home preserving in 1945 456

publications on canning, price

list 630

rates on canned goods 1090, 1372

sugar for home canning 1118

see also name of food.
Caunel, II. S., postwar earnings of class

1 railroads 944

Canneltou, Ind., bridge 748, 914, 1042

Canneries, ellluent, treatment in Flor-
ida 456

Canning, see Canned food — also name
of food.

Cannon, Charles L., relief 741, 907, 1031

Cannon, Clarence (Representative
from Mo.) :
reports made by —

Appropriations Com- 39, 243, 354—
355, 472, 740, 879, 1049

Conference Com 31-32,

352, 593, 875, 1045
Cannon, Mary M., women workers in

Brazil 411

Cannon company, field manual 440

Canoyer, Helen G., selecting store

location 1155

Cans :

crab meat in tin cans 785

garbage, specification 421

metal, facts for industry 154, 864

milk, simplified practice 1354

milk, specifications 558, 689

safety, general schedule 1125

Cantalupo, Albert, relief 470, 590

Cantalupo, Emma, relief 590

Cantalupo, John, relief of guardian- 470, 590
Canton, S. Dak., Insane Asylum con-
veyance 1036, 1071

Canton Harbor, chart 1300

Canton Insane Asylum, conveyance to

Canton, S. Dak— 1036, 1071
Cantonese, guide to spoken language. 843
Canvas :

lire-resistant, etc., specification 299,

1415
plastic-bonded glass cloth and can-
vas 292

Canyon Creek. Spirit Mountain nickel- 1271

Capacitors, specification 110

Capay. Calif. :

aircraft accident 720

topographic map of quadrangle-- 71

Cape & Vineyard Electric Co 488, 590

Cai)e Charles, Va., harhors, report 849

Cape Girardeau, Mo., aircraft accident- 1150
Cape Ilatteras National Seashore Rec-
reational Area, lands- 265, 351
Capital :

corporations, working capital 1119,

1421

farm statistics 1231

private, requirements 1361

Capital Citv Airport, instrument ap-
proach chart 345, 1246

Capital goods, see Commercial prod-
ucts.
Capital Office Equipment Co- 881, 1031, 1064
Capital punishment :

extend courts-martial jurisdic-
tion—

hearing 44

law 30

Capital-stock tax returns, inspection — 974

January-December

1479

Page

Capitol :

alterations in Senate barber 6hop_ 863
care and maintenance of build-
ing 17

grounds, area and use__ 897, 92:5, 1036
Capitol, Architect of, see Architect of
Capitol.

Capitol power plant, estimates 234, 462

Capitol Wholesale Drug & Liquor Co-_ 306

Capitol Wine & Spirit Corporation 282

Capper, Arthur (Senator from Kans.) :
reports made by —

Claims Com 52-53, 258-259,

376, 488, Gil, 613-615, 909-910

Caps, -watch, specification 1415

Capstans, Ships Bureau manual 1414

Capulin Mountain National Monument- 75

Caracas, Venezuela, article 200

Caraway, Hattie W., appointment 1112

Carbine, field manual 133, 1214

Carbohydrate levels, influence on root

rot 576

Carbon black :

defense investigation 263

dry, specification 837, 1109

preprint from minerals yearbook- 1365

production and sales, 1945 1270

Carbon dioxide, rates on 644

Carbon paper, specifications 817, 838

Carbon-removing compound, specifica-
tion — -- 300

Carbon steel, see Steel.

Carbona, Calif., railroad accident 181

Carhone, Joseph L., court case 82,

209, 406, 554

Carbone, Salvatore, relief 258, 474, 590

Carburetors, air temperature effect on

cooling of cylinder 1391

Carburetted water-gas, see Gas.
Cardenas, Salvador, tungsten deposits. 69
Cardiac conduction mechanism in ex-
perimental thiamine defi-
ciency , 929

Cardinal Cutlery Corp 977

Cardo.v Corporation 644

Cards, guide, specification 996

Care of the sick, see Nurses and nurs-
ing.
Career for you. Army Ground Forces- 1132
Career with a future ! Army Air Forces- 445
Carey, Elizabeth L., public housing- 195
Carey, W. F., motor carrier decision- 643
Carey, William A., court case of exr- 1420

Cargo mats, specification 540

Cargo nets, specification 110

Caribbean area, climatological data- 27, 732

Caribbean-Atlantic Airlines, Inc 464

Caribbean Commission, «ee Anglo-
American Caribbean Com-
mission.
Caribl)ean Sea :

charts 108, 418, 534

notice to mariners 108, 813

Caribou, protect 1160

Caries, see Dental caries.

Carlay Co 177

Carlisle Bay, chart 419

Carloaders and unloaders, status 1386

Carlsbad, N. Mex. :

aircraft accident 20

instrument approach chart 726

Carlsbad Cavern Coaches 402

Carlsbad Caverns National Park 1272

Carlson, Isabel, relief 258, 349

Carmack, Iska W., court case 283,

518, 1277

Carmelo, Puerto de, chart 1411

Carolina Coach Co 643

Carolina Inter-City Coach Co 643

Carolina Motor Express Lines, Inc 644

Caroline Islands, tide tables 1152

Caroline Mills. Inc 663

Caron, Martinius H., court case 1281

Carotene content of corn plant 573

Carothers, D. M., court case 800

Carpenter, Charles G. :

harvesting dry beans and peas-- 465

Page
Carpenter, Charles G. — Continued

harvesting hay crop 707

Carjienter. job 217

Cari)et cushions, specifications 214

Carr, Alice S., ultraviolet spectra and

dissociation constants.- 467
Carr, Harold B., ground-fires acci-
dents 866

Carrick, C. W., fish press water, etc.,

in chick rations 785

Carrier Mediation Board, see National
Carrier Mediation Board.
Cai-riers, see Common carriers — Conl-
munication — Shipping.

Carroll, Iowa, railroad accident 401

Carroll, Tenn., railroad accident 943

Carrot production in West and South-
west 1145

Carruthers, George, trustee, court case. 1183

Carruthers, Hugh G.. court case 405

Cars, see Freight cars — Rail motor

cars — Railroad cars.
Carsner, Eubanks, Argentine curly top

of sugar beet 577

Carson, Frederick T. :

currency paper wearing quality 868

flexible caselining materials 1353

Carson, Gertrude B., index-catalog of
medical and veterinary

zoology 1343

f'arson, Rachel L., fish and shellfish.- 272
Carson City Government Camp, specifi-
cations 939

Carstens Packing Co 403

Carter, Charles A., marine products,

Japanese trade study 316

Carter, Henry W., court case 239

Carter, Hubert M., salary, etc., to

estate 33

Carter Memorial Laboratory, see Henry
R. Carter Memorial Lab-
oratory.
Cartons, paperboard, for overseas ship-
ment 198

Carver, George W., see George Wash-
ington Carver Day.

Casale. John J., Inc 1090

Casanova, Eduardo. cultures of Puna,

etc 982

Casardi, Virginia H.. legalize admis-
sion 478. 918. 1031

Cascade Dam, specifications 636-637

Case, ClifTord P. (Representative from
N. J.) :
minority view —

Civil Service Com 34

reports made by — •

Claims Com 244-246. 356,

358-359, 742, 881-886

Case. J. I.. Co 519, 624

Casein making on farm for industrial

use 575

Caselining materials, flexible 1353

Cases :

brief and catalog, schedule of sup-
plies 322

forceps-and-scali)el, specification- 322

mechanics' tool, specification 845

motion picture camera, specifica-
tion 1219

shipping, specification 816

Casey, Glenn E., concentrate rations

fed cows 456

Cash. Frank E. :

electric blasting switches, under-
ground mines 1365

mine rescue telephone assemblies- 635
sinking drill holes In iron mines. 510
stench warning tests in mines__ 179
storage of explosives in under-
ground mines 510

Cashua Ferry, bridge 363. 494, 592

Cason. Hulsey, psychopathic prisoners- 1078
Casper, Wyo. :

aeronautical chart ^ 1152

instrument approach charts-- 22,

6§5, 1023

1480

Index, 1946

Page

('nss I'oiinty, N. Dak., court case 124

Casscdy, .1. 'rowiisciid, court case S'.i

Cassidy, T. I'., DDT exiieriinents 148

Casl-l)rass sokler-joint tittiiiKS 25

Onstcllani, An^clo, court case 82

Cnstcudyck, Elsa, experiment in child

welfare inG2

Casters, wood-cliair, specifications 0S9

Castings, sec. Metals — also names ol:
metals.

Castle, H. D., court case 88

Castle Clinton National Monument lO.se,

1058, 107r.
Castle Neck :

property conveyance —

hearing 1055

law ]o:;6

reports 893, 912

Castle Rock, Minn., aircraft accident. 19
Castlenian, Edward, living, etc., costs

in Salvador 1250

Castro rozo, Ilildol)rando, social, etc.,

evolution of Peru 982

Casualties, ace World War, 1939-45.
Casualty and Surety Executives Assoc- 1323

Casualty insurance agent job lo2,:>

Casualty Section, Public Information

Office 415, 531-532, 664,

812, 962, 1108, 1196-97.
1302, 13.30-32, 1413-14
Catalina Highway, protecting scenic

values 265, 59o, 730

Catalog cases, general schedule of sup-
plies 32?

Cataloging:

descriptive, studies ' Joo

service, bulletins 528,1189

Catalogs : , ,„,

Armed Forces Institute 1431

Army Service Forces 220,

329-330, 443-445. 562-563,

694-695, 847-848. lon.3-4,

1133, 1219-20. 1328, 1435

Chinese bronzes, descriptive, etc — 1120

Coast and Geodetic Survey charts.

etc 1241

copyright entries 89, 807-808, 1102

indexes and title pages. 1102. 1188
document catalog of 76th Con-
gress 177

Federal standard stock catalog 128-

129, 214-215, 322-323, 437,
558, 689-690, 837-839, 996-
997, 1126-27, 1211-12, 1320.
1429-30.

index of specifications 558

Veterans Admin, supplement. 690
Government publications, monthly

catalog 67. 784

corrections for catalog and

index-- 4, 226. 834. 452. 570.
702, 856, 1012, 1140, 1226

index, Jan.-Dec. 1945 1169

notes of general interest 4,

142, 226, 334, 452. 570. 856,
1012. 1140, 1226, 1338.

marine surplus 808

medical and veterinary zoology 1343

Military Academy, West Point 1330

Naval Academy, Annapolis 420

prints exhibition at Library of

Congress 807

shore fishes of Peru 432

station catalogs, numerical index. 667
stock catalog of Procurement Di-
vision 996. 1429

supply catalogs 220.

329-3.30, 44.3-445. 562-563,
694-695, 847-848. 1000. 1003-
4. 1129-30. 1133. 1215-17,
1324-26, 1433-34, 1435.

War Department 1000, 1129-30.

1215-17, 1324-26, 1433-34
Catalysts, manufacture, etc., at I. G.

Farbenindustrie plants-- 1173
Catawba Indian Tribe of South Caro-
lina 789

Cater Motor Freight System. 1091

Page

(.'alliodic protection, underground

structures 730

Cattell, K. A., report of Petroleum and

Natural-Gas Division 937

Cattle:

anaplasmosis in cattle 1233

beef, statistics 1231

blood levels of calcium, etc 1015

dairy, cross-breeding experiment.- 575

dairv, judging 148

DDT in control of flies 148

rates on 403

splenetic or tick fever, prevent

spread 1016

ncc also Cows — Livestock.
Cattle fever ticks, see Ticks.

Causliy, 'J'homas L., court case 646-

647, 684, 989, 1258, 1370

Causby, Tinie, court case 646-

647, 684, 989, 1258, 1376
Caustic soda, see Soda (caustic).

('avalrv. tables of organization, etc 217

Cavile Harbor, chart 1249

(!avit v-liiiing. dental, specification 996

Cayey (|uadrangle, P. R 1082

Cayo, Icacos quadrangle, P. R 508

CCC, sec Commodity Credit Corpora-
tion.

Cedar, western red, sulfite pulping 580

Cedartown, Ga., meteorite 1120

Cederstrom, D. J., geology note 1265

Ceiling on your home (OPA rent

movie) 826

Ceiling prices, see special subject.
Celebes :

charts 1108, 1300

sailing directions, supplement 666

Celestite in 1945 1270

Celler, Emanuel ( Representative from
N. Y.) :

New Orleans foreign trade zone 1020

reports made by — -

Judiciary Com.- 43. 248, 891-892

Cellulose, dental, specification 1126

Cellulosic materials, effects of tempera-
ture, etc 581

Cement :

adhesive for fibrous glass, etc 199

finishing, apprenticeship stand-
ards 954

general schedule of supplies- 557, 1319

in Latin America 936

Japanese trade study 316

labor recpiirements in production. 526

monthly cement report 73, 790

I)reprint from minerals yearbook 1268

rates on 644

specifications 300, 671,

689, 838, 996, 1126, 1304

Cement Institute 389

Cemeteries, .see National cemeteries —
also names of cemeteries,
or places where located.

Cenozoic era. early, central Utah 1171

Censorship Office, report on war ad-
min 152

Census :

census, 1940 (16th) 718, 1149

national censuses in Germany 529

newspaper publicity 235

I)ublications, catalogs--. 463

publications, price list 1264

see also names of articles, indus-
tries. States, etc.

Census Bureau 17,

153, 235. 341, 463, 582, 716.
863, 1020, 1149. 1240. 1349

estimates, etc 116, 822, 974

I.ublications, list 19, 718

publications, subject guide 19

report, 1945 19

report. 1946 1350

special surveys 18

statistical information, collection,
etc. —

hearings 473

minority views 473

reports 473, 759

January-December

1481

Census Coniinittee, House :

hearings

minority views

report

Census Library I'rojeet

Census of foreis;n-o\vneil assets, see
Foreign-owned assets.

Centaur Construction Co., Inc

Central Ajruirre (luadrangle, 1*. K

Central America :

economic situation

northers of Central American

waters

pilot chart. Central American

waters 108,

sailing directions, supplements^-

see also American republics.

Central Greyhound Lines, Inc

Central Hanover Hank & Trust Co

Central Illinois I'ublic Service Co

Central Motor Freight Co

Central National Kank of Cleveland--
Central of Georgia Ry. :

accidents 400,

rates on livestock

rates on machinery

reorganization 278, (320, 800,

Central Paper Co., Inc

Central Radio Propagation Labora-
tory

Central R. R. of New Jersey :

accident

court case

rates on coal

rates on felt

Central States :

agricultural ci)nservation pro-
gram—
east central region- 2.jo, 714.
nortli central region- 151, 233
distribution of Pennsylvania an-
thracite 394,

employment trends in North Cen-
tral States

forage-grass diseases

metal mining, 1945

silver, coi)per, lead and zinc

water levels and artesian pressure-
Central States Transit Lines

Central Translating Office :

publications series (transla-
tions)—

French

Portuguese 123, 209, 313,

Spanish 123,

433, 683, 1121, 1122.

Central Utah Relocation Center

Central Vallev project, specifications--
179, 275-27(5, 396-397,
637-638, 794-795, 939-
1085-86, 1176, 1273,

Central Vermont Ry., accident

Centralia quadrangle. Mo

Centrifugal pumps, see Pumps.

Cereals, see Grain.

Cerebrospinal meningitis, cases and

deaths

Certificates, see types of certificates, or

subject involved.
Certificates of discharge. Coast Guard
Reserve temporary mem-
bers

Certified i)ublic accountants, sec Ac-
counts and accounting.
Cessation of hostilities, see World War,

1939-45.
Ceylon :

charts 41G,

conference agreement

CG news letter 7.

Chaco Canyon National Monument

Chaco-Santiaguefio culture

Chahoon, I. Hasbrouck, court case

Chain, E., penicillin in medicine

Page

473
473
473
529

1376

508

108

814
532,
533

1373

321

1317

1260
279

687

642

403

945

1089

1277

1029

1275
210
517
945

1347
-234

509

87
1017
1269
1175
1081
643

831

1121

208,

1424

515

76,

512,

-940.

1368

943

274

929

750

1193
958
705
75
981
647
311

Page

Chains :

boat, specification ; 1198

tire, general schedule of supplies- 996

Chala, Puerto, chart 298

Chalcid files, new species 1422

Chalmers, Henry, trends in foreign

trade 346

Chalong, Ao. chart 538

Chamales, Peter J., court case 989

Chamberlain, Donald W., forage-grass

diseases .. 1017

Cliamberlain, S. Dak., mining, etc.,

of manganese 510

Chamlierliii, 3. C, pea weevil 339

Chamberliii Hotel, reinstatement of

leasehold 888,

901, 921, 1043. 1048
Clwnnbers of commerce, see names of
organizations, or place
where located.

Champerico, Guatemala, chart 1108

Champion, Frances T., safe food

service 1166

Champlain, Lake, catalogue of charts- 137

Champlin. Eva D.. relief 356, 488, 734

Chaniplin, Malcolm D., admr., court

case 556

('hancroid studies 930

Chandler, Asa C, biology and medi-
cine 310, 311

Chang, Mrs. Lim Shee. relief 596,

907, 1031
Channels (engineering) :

beam column stresses 102

elastic properties 92

Chanslor-Canfield Midway Oil Co— 58, 161
Chanute. Kans., instrument approach

chart 345. 1246

Chao Phyraya River, chart 668

Chapin, Edward A., New World Hip-

podamia 981

Chaplains :

Army, regulations 1322

Navy, estal)lish chief of chap-
lains—

hearing 382

letter from Navy Dept -_ 251

report 264

Chaplin. Sydney A., court case 183

Chaplygin " difterential e(iuation, flow

solutions 1396

Chapman, Elise, court case 947

Chai)man, Fred A., court case 947

Chapman, Virgil (Representative from
Ky.) :
report made by —

Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce Com 479,

890-891, 1053

CIiai)nian Chevrolet Co., Inc 1208

("harcoal, rates on 1181

Charges, fire-extinguisher, specifica-
tions 421. 540

Charitable associations in D. C, vote

of mendiers. etc 745,

1038. 1070
Cli.iiitv Hospital of New Orleans, La.,

relief ^_ .- 35, 374, 589

Cliarles, .\rbelia M., effects of mildew

on strap leather 1028

(,'Iiarles, Vera K., mushrooms 1235

Charles A. Langlev Bridge, naming 477,

1038, 1069
Charleston, S. C. :

aeronautical chart- 1153

aircraft accident 1150

airport ol)struction iilim 1245

instrument approach chart 1024

Charlie Lake, aeronautical chart 721

Charlotte. N. C. :

aeronautical charts 21.721

instrument approach charts- 726, 1024

Charlotte Harbor, Fla., chart 728

Charters, Alex A., jr., transition be-
tween laminar and tur-
bulent flow 95

1482

l>fDEX, 104G

Charters, »< f iiiuiifs of certain liullaii

tribes, etc.
Charts, todaj's iremls, a graphic pre-
sentation 1116

See aLso Maps and charts — also special

sul)ject.
Chase National Hank of City of New

^. ,, ^'ork 183. 1124

Chatham A. .\. F., instrument ap-
proach chart 727

Chattanoot;a, Tenn. :

aeronautical charts 21.721

Hood control, estimate 82."i

instrument approach chart 345

Chatwin, William, court case 210

Chatworth, Ga.. railroad accident 278

Chavez, Dennis (Senator from N.
Mex) :
reports made by-
Indian Affairs Com 1072

Post Offices and Post Roads

Com 923. 1075-76

Territories and Insular Af-
fairs Com 924-925

Chavez, John, jr., relief 1072

Chavez, Mrs. .)uan, relief 1072

Chavez, Koland, relief 1072

Check lists :

Agricultural Economics Bur. pub-
lications 9, 707

State puldicatious, monthly 89, 807

title page and index 1188

Checks :

Army regulations 438

barring certain claims 351

delivery outside U. S 835

disbursing officers, circular 836

forged Government, how to guard

against 839

issuance of substitutes 321

payment of Government checks 321.

1428
replacement of Government

checks 30, 55

Cheese :

bakers', making from skim milk.. 860
rapid ripening of Cheddar cheese- 338

Chehalis River, chart 346

Chemical Corps, naming 893,921, 1036

Chemical engineering, see Engineering.
Chemical nitrogen, nee Nitrogen.
Chemical plants and facilities, sur-
plus 138

Chemical Service Co 500, 647, 1094

Chemical Unit 586

Chemical Warfare Service :

changing name 893,921,1036

supply catalog 329, 443-444, 562,

694, 847, 1003, 1215, 1219
tables of organization and equip-
ment 1217

Chemicals :

and allied products, industry

report 586

aromatic, imports 211

controlling chemical hazards

series 410, 955, 1382

facts for industry 153, 864

general sch('dule of supplies 436

German industry, development 309

industrial reference service 24,

158, 237. 346, 465, 5S7, 729,
868, 1027, 1156, 1250, 1352
insecticide testing, filing, etc.,

samples 1145

photographic, specification 1219

statistical classification of ex-
ports 463

synthetic organic, production, etc- 434,
990, 1208, 1316

wage increases announced 1100

see also names of chemicals.

Chemicals and Drugs Section 586

Chemistry :

agricultural, publications, jirice

list 1080

as profession 804

Page
Chemung County Airport, instrument

^, approach chart 726

Chenery Corporation 519, 647. 1277

Cheney, Mary B. :

industrial disputes in foreign

countries 1286

industrial disputes in United

r^u ^ ... Kingdom, etc 806

Cheney Californm Lumber Co. 183, 195, 434
Chenoweth, .T. Edgar (Representative
from Colo.) :
reports made by —

Claims Com 35, 39-40,

244, 356-357, 596, 598, 741,
^. , 74.'}-744, 880-882, 884-886

Cheran, Sierra Tarascan village 682

Cheribou Reede, chart 669

Cherokee Hotel Co., Inc 428, 826

Cherokee Indians. see Keetoowah

Cherokee Indians.
Cherries :

frozen sweet, standards for

grades 712

naphthaleneacetic acid spray 1.344

sour, production 859

Cherry, Mr. and Mrs. Jack B., relief— 358,

613, 734
Cherry, .see Black cherry — Cherries.

Cherry Cotton Mills, Inc 283 554

ChertofT, George J., court case 555

ChertofT, Lillian R., court case 555

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. :

finance decision of I. C. C 1179

rates on —

coal 944

concrete 944

sand 1181, 1374

Chesapeake Bay :

aeronautical chart 721

chart 1248

coast pilot 155

soft crab industry 1170

Chesapeake Bay States, unemployment
insurance for fishermen,

etc 272

Cheshire, Conn., aircraft accident 1241

Chester Range Front Light, property

grant 893, 912, 1036

Cheto, Ariz., railroad accident 278

Chevillard, Fernand, court case 283

Cheyenne, Wyo.. instrument approach

chart 22, 1246

Chiao Chiang, chart 1302

Chiarito, Patrick T. :

shear lag in box beams 290

strain measurements, etc., of box

beam 1290

Chibcha, handbook of S. Amer. In-
dians 981

Chicago, 111. :

aeronautical chart 155, 1153

aircraft accidents 155, 343

finances 341

instrument approach chart 726, 1246

milk handling, order 1346

railroad accident 278, 1178

Chicago & Eastern Illinois R. R., rates- 645
Chicago & North Western Ry. :

accident 181, 1090

merger 1372

Chicago & Southern Air Lines, Inc.,

emergency board 1077

Chicago, Attica & Southern R. R., re-
ceiver abandonment 1179

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R. :

abandonment 1089

accident 1089

rates on —

cement 644

coal 1275

grain bins 945

tapioca 945

Chicago Cartage Co 1419

Chicago Flexible Shaft Co 84, 434

Chicago Gravel Co 945

January-December

1483

Page

Chicago Great Western Ry., accidents. 401,

798
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.,

rates 945

Chicago Junction Ry. :

emergency board 202

rates on livestock 642

Chicago Metallic Manufacturing Co- 1378-

79
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific

accidents_I__ll 78, 181, 401, 516

court case 1276

lease, extend and renew— 739, 761, 872

rates on iron 945

rates on trailer frames 1375

self-insurance 1372

Chicago River & Indiana R. R., emer-
gency board 202

Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry. :

accidents 78, 1089

court case of trustees 315

emergency board 545, 927

Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis &

Omaha Ry.. accident. 78, 1089
Chicago Union Station Co., accident — 1178

Chickasaw Indians, court case 266

Chickens, see Poultry.
Chicopee Falls, Mass., instrument ap-
proach chart, etc 23

Chicory, specification 1430

Chidester, G. H., pulp and paper re-
search 460

Chih-chu Tao, see Spider Island.
Chilachap, see Tjilatjap, Zeegat van.

The child (periodical) 86,804

Child care, see Children.
Child health, see Children.

Child Health Day, proclamation 544

Child labor :

children still labor in fields 1186

fair labor standards act, questions

answered 656

hazardous occupations, minimum

age of 18 525, 1099

in Alaska , 525

laws, compilation 353

publications, price list 784

regulations and orders 1099

16-year minimum age for employ-
ment 1187

why laws? 954

youth employment on eve of V-B

Day 525

Child Labor and Youth Employment

Branch 1187

Child welfare, see Children.
Children :

adoption outside D. C, filing pro-
cedure 599. 616. 873

adoption procedures 803

bookshelf, list for parents 1263

building future 804

camps 525

the child (periodical) 86, 804

child welfare report 804

child-welfare services 191

children and 1946 session of Con-
gress 1362

children are hungry 656, 705

crippled —

article from social work year-
book 525

medical social service 656

rehabilitation 287

services for 191

day care, see, in main alphabet.
Day care of children.

dental care, conference report 86

dental clinic, time per service 1361

dependent, State plans to aid 1362

epileptic child can lead normal

life 1382

gifted, curriculum art.iustments 778

hard of hearing, helping 409

Page

Children — Continued
lipalth —

and development, publica-
tions 656

children who follow crops 409

facts about child health 409

needs of school-age children__ 63

services in U. S. S. R 409

heallh and welfare services. State
provision —

hearings 1162

report 1054

ill community, St. Paul experi-
ment 1362

make 1946 banner year 803

uiedicallv handicapped, conserva-
tion 1362

mental hygiene, preventive medi-
cine 954

method of care, homemaker serv-
ice 1362

mortality from accidents 190

needs. State, etc., planning 409

of migratory farm workers,

schools 287

of unmarried mothers, services

for 191

open school doors, extended serv-
ices — - 269

our Nation's children 86, 954

lihysical condition of pupils 63

poliomyelitis follow-up 955

Iiublic social services 804

publications, price list 1264

pupil transportation, financing 388

receiving welfare service, charac-
teristics 1382

services to supplement home and

school 954

social security program services 191

welfare services in USSR 409

world's food - 525

sec alxo Juvenile delinquency —
also headings beginning
Child.
Children in Wartime Commission, see
National Commission on
Children in Wartime.

Children's Bureau 86,

190, 287, 409, 525, 656, 803,
954. 1099, 1168, 1186, 1263,
1362, 1382.

estimate 676

publications —

child health 409

current 656

of interest to physicians 656

price list 1264

report, 1945 656

transfer, notes of general interest. 1140
Children's clothing, sec Clothing — also
special types of clothing.
Childs, A. W., marketing areas in

Brazil 868

Chile :

agricultural production and trade. 1236
cultural sequence of north coast.- 982

Diaguita 982

economic conditions in 1944 347

foreign commerce yearbook series. 158
health and sanitation program,

agreement 985

Iiistoric inhabitants of north

coast 982

living and office-operating costs 1353

military service agreement 122

naval mission agreement 122

la renovacifin del liceo Chileno 818

same (in French) 1199

Chilton County, Ala., mica and beryl

examination, etc 1269

China :

assistance to —

hearings 366, 622

law 1037

reports 251, 255. 497, 875, 889

1484

Jndkx, i9.4(j

Pat'e
Cliiiin — Contiiiiicd

clmrt 534

economic mill industrial develop-
ment i^.^H^•,

gazetteer of coast o.'Vi

lend-lease supplies, agreement 14lilt

references for teachers .'ISs

sabotatre of foreign policy 41

sailing (lirecl ions, siippl(>inent <>•!(•)

schist osniopliora ~>ii]

tide and current tallies 1152

(,'liinn Relief Expedition, 1900-01:
pension increase —

hearings 1250

law 104:;

reports 897, 1075

China Sea, sailing directions, supple-
ments 5:!2

see alio East China Sea.
Chinese bronzes, see Bronzes.
Chinese language :

guide to spoken language S43

phrase book 11.30

Chinese wives, of American citizens,

nonijuota basis 41,

1040, 1071

(Mi'ing-tui-tzu, chart 41(1

Chinhae Hang, Korea, chart 119:'.

Chinkai K6, Chosen sec Chinhae Ilang,

Korea.
Chinn, Ben D.. venereal disease control- :!89
Chippewa Indians, amendment to con-
stitution 789

Chiriaco, Golden V. : ^

peat 1084

production of peat in U. S. in 1945_ 1270
Chiricahua National Monument :

article on 75

same (in Spanish) 75

Cliiropractors, treatment of Govt, em-

plo.vees ()17

Chishima Retto. xcc Kuril Islands.
Chisholm, Robert D. :

fumigation of Japanese beetle

larvae 709

insecticides for Japanese beetle

control 1017

rating fumigation chambers for

tightness 11

Ch'iung-chou Hai-hsia, see Hainan

Strait.
Chloramine. coliform, etc.. survival _ 779

Chlorates, hazards from mixtures 274

Chloride effect on growth, etc., of

peach 12S5

Chlorination, o.vsters' reaction 932

Chlorine, ovicide for Aedes aegvpti

eggs 1078

Chocolate products, business rei)orts__ 153.

71fi

Choctaw BluflF quadrangle. Ala_- 787

Choctaw Indians, constitution and by-
laws 789

Chosen, see Korea.

Chotin & Pharr. Inc 1093

Christensen, Edna, court case 210

Christman, P. Lucile, salary trends in

Federal employment fi57

Christmas, Port, chart 1301

Christopher, Arthur B., court case 159

Christopher & Co.. Inc 172, 405

Christo])lier Engineering Co 434

Chromite :

beneflciat ion of concent rates__ __ 509
deposits, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. 790
deposits, North Elder Creek area- 1171

in 1945 1270

iron in, selective reduction 509

Oregon coast chromlte-bearing

sands 50ri

preprint from minerals yearbook 13(>."i

Chronoscopes, electronic t>34

Chrysler Corporation 69S

rhrzanowski, Peter, sound-absorbent

cylinders 1028

Cbtimporn Bay, chart 535

Page
Chnrcli, Oleta, aerodynamic balances

of 2 nose shapes, etc 1395

Church of God. see Tondinson Church
of God.

Cliurchill Tabernacle, court case 1260

Churchward, R. E. :

electrolytic manganese pilot

plant 791

hydrometallurgy, etc., of cobalt__ 178

Chu.ssler, George, jr.. retail bakery 346

Ciales quadrangle, P. R 1267

Cinchona investigations in Puerto

Rico 459

Cincinnati, Ohio :

aeronautical charts 155, 722

finances, 1944 235

instrument approach charts 585. 1024

milk handling, order 1237,1346

Cincinnati & Lake Erie Transporta-
tion Co 643

Cinder concrete blocks, rates on 1092

Cinder Concrete Products. Inc 1092

Circuit Courts of Appeals :

officers and employees 43. 620, 1046

records and briefs in ta.x cases,

title page and index 947

see also names of parties to suits.

Circulars, see names of departments,

etc., issuing circulars —

also subjects.

Circulation of money, see Money.

Cirillo, Adam J., buckling of mono-

coque cylinders 93

Citation forms, school savings pro-
gram distinguished serv-
ices 324

Cities and towns :

assistance operations of public

agencies 65, 782

capital outlay 717

city documents 863

consumers' price index 429

debt in 1944 717

earnings, etc., in municipal gov-
ernments ^ 192

electric bills 1165

finances 18. 235. 341,

582-583, 717, 863, 1149, 1350

title page and contents 1350

financial reports, periodic 863

indebtedness to TVA. refinancing

credit 903

not certificated for air service 865

recreation areas and facilities 175

rental housing under rent con-
trol— 827. Ills

residents, agricultural publica-
tions available to 1345

school ofiicers 627

small business and civic welfare- 257
urban low-rent housing, plan-
ning, etc 414

urban redevelopment, land as-
sembly 413

urban redevelopment, legislation- 195
wages of streetcar and bus oper-
ators 658

see also names of cities and towns.

Cities Service Gas Co i 1376

Citizens of United States, abroad.

nationality 889.918.1037

Citizens' Protective Leagtie, court

case 522

Cit izenship :

education. class-developed ma-
terials 190

Federal textbook 190,655

infants of servicemen under 21 — 378,
759, 1037
see also Nationality.

Citronella oil, customs appeal 926

Citronelle quadrangle, Ala 934

Citrus fruit :

cannery effluent in Florida 456

growers, investigation of com-
plaints 247

J A N U A R Y-DeCEMBER

1485

Page
Citrus fruit — Continued

harvest in Los Angeles area,

wages 574

juicos. gases in hanilling 450

.luiffs. organisms surviving 147

lirocpssing and marketing 12.'^2

[iroduction and utilization 1232

jirodiiction. farm disposition, etc_ 8

imlilications and patents 45(i

respiration after harvest 148

City Auto Stamping Co 1317

City Bank Farmers Trust Co r>87.

989, 1425

City National Bank of Clinton 311)

City of Clinton Bridge Commission,
creating, ete.. reviving

act 261, 303,494, 592

City schools, nee Schools,

City Title Insurance Co 81

rivic welfare, sec Cities and towns.
Civil aeronautics, .tee Aeronautics.

Civil Aeronautics Administration 19,

154, 230, 342. 404, 583, 719.
865, 1021, 1149, 1240.

estimates, etc 115. 546, 676, 974

publications 719

technical develoiiment report 1150

Civil Aeronautics Antliority 19,

154, 236. 342. 404. 583. 719.
865, 1021, 1149, 1240, 1351

Civil Aeronautics Board 19,

154, 236, 343, 464. 583, 719.
805. 1021, 1150, 1240, 1351

annual report, 1945 344

decisions, see, below, reports.

functions 1241

opinions, .see, in main alphabet,
names of companies in-
volved,
report of economic i)roceedings_ 20. 720
reports (economic decisions)

1942-44 20

Civil aeronaiitics .lournal, Index to v. 6_ 19
Civil Air Patrol :
incorporate — ■

hearing 771

law 872

reports 479, 620

recognition of members as vet-
erans-_:

Civil air regulations, see Aeronautics.
Civil-Army-Navy Committee on Air-
craft Design Criteria, sec
Army - Navv - Civil Com-
mittee on Aircraft Design
Criteria.
Civil aviation, .<!ee Aeronautics.
Civil Engineers Corps, Navy :

r;in): of original appointments —

hearings 498

law

letter from Navy Dept

reports 381,

Civil procedure, see Actions at law.
Civil read.justmpnt, see Readjustment

to civilian life.
Civil service :

best Federal job opportunities

234, 715

class specifications, etc 17, 71 5

classification of incumbents, time

limit 34, 162

committees of expert examiners 462

correction of entry 856

credit for military service to legis-
lative employees- 34, 241. 244

disabled veteran in civil service 1239

examinations, specimen f|uestions_ 4(!2
Executive orders amending certain

rules 202, 302

extending. Exec, order amend- '

ment 544

Federal personnel manual 17

152, 235, 341, 462, 582. 716
1019-20. 1149, 1239-40, 1349

743176—47 4

166

894
736
605
755

17,

Page

Civil service — Continued

field service positions, filling 462

correction of entry 856

handbook 462

information in answer to inquiry- 152

probational appointments 820

resume operations under rules 302

veteran preference, compilation of

laws 1252

who should choose civil service

career? 561

see also Government ofHcials and
employees.

Civil Siervice Commission 17,

152. 234. 341. 462. 582, 715,
1019. 1149. 1239, 1349.

employees, handbook 1019

estimates 115, 304, 426

report, 1945 716

resume operations under rules 302

Civil Service Committee, House :

calendar 244, 355, 596, 740, 10.50

compensation for employees 353

hearings 473, 1050

reports 34, 244. 473. 740-741, 880

Civil Service Committee, Senate :

■hearings 50

reports 258, 763. 906, 1063

Civil service examinations, .see Civil
service — also classes of
persons for which exam-
inations are held.
Civil service pensions :

annuitant to receive pay for death

of another 880, 906, 1037

compilation of laws 1252

credit for military service 30, 34

exempt annuitv pavments from

taxation 378

heads of departments, etc 34,

47, 880. 906, 1036
pay roll reductions, etc., for

credit 1264

persons retired on disahilitv, an-
nuity rights--- 741. 906, 1037

recomputation of annuities 740,

759, 872
retirement after 25 years of serv-
ice—

hearings 1050

law 1037

reports 880, 899, 906, 1046

retirement and disabilitv fund 716,

1149

retirement report. 1945 716

withholding from former officers- 741,
906, 1037
Civil service retirement and disability
fund, see Civil service
pensions.
Civil War battle streamers, carrying--

Civil War Memorial

Civil works, see Public works.

Civiletti, Harry, court case

Civilian employees. ,see Government

officials and employees.
Civilian jobs, see Jobs.
Civilian officers, see Government offi-
cials and eniidoyees.
Civilian nroduction, see Production.

rivili;in Production Administration

306. 547. 678. 824, 975, 111?,
1202, 1308, 1418.

biidg.'t, 1947 822

ost;iblishment, notes of general

interest 4

estimate .304

functions, transfer 202

report 678

Civilian rehabilitation, vocational 1363

Civilian Retpiirements Offi<'e, role in
Production Management

Office, etc

Cl.iliaiigh. Patricia S., Permi.i.n phos-
phate deposits of Mon-
tana, etc

894
55

519

117,

976

— 9.33

1486

Index, 1946

Page
ClnbauRli, W. Stanley, determiniutf

gold, etc 588

Claims :

allowed by Gen<>ral Accounting

Office, etc 126.

127, 435, 550. 835. 994. 1124
Army regulations.. 438, 691. 998, 1431
damages to property, estimates to

pay 116,

427, 546, 676. 974. 1114

foreign war damage 771

Klamath Fallj< pro.iect, daniaiies

from Dreak in canal 1003

Mediterranean fruitfly eradica-
tion, damages 1059

Navy Department —

estimate 962

hearings 44. 1074, 1075. 11. ^9

laws 30, 1037

letters from Navy Dept 1057

reports 773-774, 894, 922

of postmasters for loss by burg-
lary, etc 30

ominbus bill 596

road and highway damages 66.

390. 503, 629, 931, 1079

Supplies and Accounts Bureau 305

tort claims against U. S., adjust-
ment—

minority views 43, 248

reports 43, 248, 750

war contract hardship —

hearings 771

law 1045

law, regulations 1307

reports 892, 921

War Department —

estimates— 132, 4.39, 560. 692. 999

Law 873

reports 742. 773

war, extract from Treasury Dept.

report l]2,'i

see also Court of Claims — ^Dis-
trict Court s — Judg-
ments— also names of
claimants.
Claims Committee, House :

compensation for clerli

reports 34-40,

246, 355-362. 47.3-477,
599. 741-744. 880-887.
Claims Committee. Senate :

reports 50-54, 169. 258-260,

374-377. 487-493. 611-015.
704-767. 906-912, 106.3-08
Clallam County, Wash., oxide man-
ganese ores 275

Clapp, J. M., DDT toxicity to Ano-
pheles quadrimaculatus- 269
Clapp, Verner W.. Constitution, its

travels 1102

Clarenhach. Fred A., farm real estate 230
Clarence Theodore Hoverson Memorial

Hospital 770

Clarendon quadrangle. Ark 504

Clark, Andrew G.. blood levels of cal-
cium, etc.. in cattle

Clark. Arch B.. venereal disease con-
trol

Clark. Austin H. :

echinoderms from Pearl Islands.-
onychophores of Panama and

Canal Zone 312

Clark. C. P.. American potato varie-
ties 577

Olark. A. Charles, relief S.'-.O

Clark. Charles E.. court case 647

Clark. Don W.. court case 1186

Clark. Donald S.. tensile characteris-
tics of metals, etc 98

Clark. Elwood .1.. court case 1376

Clark. Etta, relief 349.374

Clark, Francis E.. aerobic niesophilic

sporeforming hacteria.- 710

Clark, Hazel V.. court case 1376

Clark, Hencey M.. court case 647

353
244-
596-
1050

1015
781
981

Page
Clark, J. Bavard (Representative from
" N. C.) :
report made by —

Rules Com 255, 759-760, 901

Clark, K. G. :

fertilizers and lime, resources, etc_ 861

plant foods in fertilizers 577

Clark, Leonore S., court case 1123

Clark. M. E. :

moisture of wood in airplane

structures 580

strength values in wood for air-
craft 580

Clark. Robert J., correct military

record 622

Clark. Robert T.. relief of estate 356,

488, 734
Clark, Thomas P. :

comparison of metallic surface

contours 1401

electron-microscope study of pis-
ton rings 1293

examining finished metal sur-
faces 1391

Clark. Tom C. see Justice Department.

riark. William, court case 947, 1277

Clark Bros. Co.. Inc 1410

Clark County, Nev., land conveyance. 483.

623. 872
Clark Fork lead-zinc district, investi-
gations report 1269

Clark Thread Co 944

Clarke, Edwin E., motor carrier deci-
sion 1090

Clarke, Robert E., court case 588

Clarke, W. F., alumina from clays and

bauxites 466

Clarksburg. Calif., aircraft accident 1022

Clarksburg. W. Va.. railroad accident. 181

Clarkston. Mich., aircraft accident 1150

Clarksville quadrangle. Fla 71

Class specifications, etc. (civil serv-
ice) 17.715

Classen, T. E. A., tuna industry of

Spain --___ 1170

riasslfication :

Documents OflBce. new numbers — 5,
143, 227, 335. 453. 571, 702,
857, 1013. 1141. 1227. 1339
corrections for p. 335 and

453 570

Library of Congress, class G,

maps 1188

see also names of substances,
objects, etc.. classified.
Classification bulletin. Patent Office.- 159
riassification Division. Marine Corps. 415
Classified service, see Civil service.

Clause. Robert L.. court case 405

Clausen. John B.. relief 356, 612, 870

Clay, Eleanor W. :

Agriculture Dept. publications. 14, 712
publications for farmer and home-
maker 340. 1236

Clay:

construction products, facts for

industry 864

extraction of alumina 466

preprint from minerals yearbook. 1268

rates on 944

Santa Ana Mountain region 1172

structural products —

facts for industry 154

indnstr.v wage studies 1383

publications 868

Clay County, Ala., mica and beryl

examination, etc 1269

Clav diggers, pneumatic, specification. 1414

Clay Drilling Co. of Texas 555

Clay pots :

attack by optical glass 467

for manufacture of optical glass — 1156
Clayman, Barney, motor carrier deci-
sion 1372

Clayton, Edward E., blue mold control

In tobacco beds 148

Januaey-December

1487

Page
Clayton, H. 11., simspot and weather

chanfjes 431

Cleaver, John C. court case 686, 1277

Cleaves, Alden P. :

analysis of liiiuirt hydrocarbons.- i;!99
ultraviolet, sppctrochouiical analy-
sis for aroniatics I_ i;i!(8

Cleburne County, Ala., mica and beryl

examination, etc 1269

Clem. A. L., relief 258, 356, 468

Clerks :

jobs 440

metalwork oflice workers, wage

structure 1384

see also names of certain depart-
ments, etc.
Cleveland, Ohio :

aeronautical chart 156, llf>3

finances 582

harbor, improvement 607

harbor, report on review of re-
ports 1134

instrument approach charts 585, 1024

milk handlins, order 1237

mothers mobilize 409

Cleveland Adolph Mayer Realty Cor-
poration 833

Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicajjo & St.

Louis Ry., accident 78

Cleveland quadrangle. Miss 564

Clickner. Louise H., eitv financial re-
ports 8C3

Cliff Maus Field :

airport obstruction plan 1154

instrument approadj chart 585

Clifton. M. li., court case 88

Clifton Products, Inc 850

Climate :

and tuberculosis 781

climatological data —

Hawaii 27. 732

United States 27,732

West Indies and Caribbean

section 27, 732

climatological summary. Washing-
ton. D. C 732

Climatology, see Climate.

Clinchfield Coal Corporation 1287

Cline Mine, exploration 790

Clinics :

children's dental, time per serv-
ice 1301

psychiatric 1262

Clinton, lone L. :

better health to children who fol-
low crops 4f»9

children still labor in fields 1186

migrants' children need daytime

care 804

school doors begin to open 287

Clinton, Iowa :

bridge across Mississippi River__ 261,
363, 494,592

milk handling, order 1237

Clinton, Md., aircraft accident 1351

Clinton, Miss., aircraft accident 1351

Clinton Co 1094

Clinton County A. A. F., instrument

approach chart 1247

Clinton River, engineer report 1436

Clii) sheet, newpaper, victory loan 130

Clips, suture, metal, specification 996

Clocks :

boat, specification 199

facts for industry 153

Close, Albert W., plant propagation

under fluorescent l.-uiips- 4r>S
Clostridium perfringeiis. lecithinase

activity of toxin 63

Closures, commercial and home can-
ing 153, 864

Cloth, sec Textiles — Tracing cloth —
Window shade cloth —
Wire screen cloth.
Clothes-stops, specification 1198

Page
Clothing :

a|)parel industry, wage study 1286

apparel price control 825

Army regulations 132,

439, 692, 841, 1129

marking 325. 841

sales of aviation clothing 559

children's, improved sizing 1233

cold weather, principles 442

costs for moderate-income fam-
ilies 410

cotton, etc., garments, facts for

industry 153, 864

cotton garments, wage structure. 1384

facts for apparel trade 118, 825

field manual 999

general schedule of supplies 689

investigation of WPB, etc., or-
ders 247

. knit outerwear, facts for indus-
try 154, 864

materials for safety wearing ap-
parel 731

men's, youths', boys', facts for

industry 153, 864

Navy, etc.. enlisted men, furnish-
ing 972. 1307

preticketed garments 306

what price clothing? 678

women's, juniors', misses', facts

for industry 864

work, at retail and wholesale 548

see also names of special articles.
Clothing impregnating plant, tech-
nical bulletin 693

Clothing manufacturing plant, investi-
gation 1072

Cloths, boat, specification 1415

Cloud indicator, infrared 1389

Clough, Maynard F., court case . 405

Clover :

chemical composition, etc., of

sweetclover hay 1015

red and alsike, seed money 1143

Clovis, N. Mex., aircraft accident 155

Cloyes, Corrie. channels for trading

abroad 346

Clyde. Firth of. charts 417

Clydp-Mallory Lines 1374

Coady, Tex., railroad accident 401

Coaiquer Indians, modern, article on_ 983
Coal :

analyses of Alaska coal 936

backfilling problem, anthracite

region 394

Baltimore & Ohio R. R. i'. U. S__ 641
bituminous —

in 1944 74

preprint from minerals year-
book 1083

l)roduction of bituminous

coal 73, 790

liurniug coals on domestic stoker. 275

carbonizing proi)erties 635, 936

I)ublications on survey 635, 936

distribution —

bituminous coal 635, 1271

Pennsylvania anthracite 394,

509, 1271

shipments 73, 790

European, agreement 985

florule from Forkston coal 1265

gasification of subl)ituminouB

coal 937

hydrogenation and li(iuefaction 936

industry, defense investigation.- 381
inspection standards for strip

mines 635

international trade 73, 790

.Japanese trade study 316

low- and medium-volatile, blend-
ing properties 790

mixtures on industrial stokers 793

near Coaldale, Nev 510

packaged fuel containing anthra-
cite fines 791

1488

Ikdkx, 194G

Page

Coal — •Continued

Pennsylvania anthracite — -

1945 1270

preprint I'tdmi minerals year-
book 1268

production of Pennsylvania

anthracite 7:5, 790

rates on 403, 517,

944. 1092. 1275, i:574
research activities of Mines Bu-
reau 1268

research and technological worlc,

1945 790

size distribution, line particles 73

size distribution. Kosin and Ram-

mler equation 510

storage of subbituminous slack in

pits 1268

wasliability characteristics, etc — 394
water heating with subbituminous .

coal 938

weekly anthracite report 73, 791

weekly coal rei)ort 73, 790

Coal Economics Division 394, 509, 1271

Coal-hanJling equipment, inspections,

etc 442

Coal mines and mining :

accident prevention course 178,

635, 1083
accidents from falls of roofs, etc_ 178
changing status of bituminous

miners, 1937-46 1383

dust-allaying eiiuipment 178

explosions and fires, 1945 936

fatalities, monthly 73, 790

flood-prevention at anthracite

mines 635

hoisting and haulage accidents 635

possession and operation of mines- 674,

972

safety code 1084

shuttle-car roadway dust, salts to

allay 73

wage structure in bituminous-coal

mining 1100,1384

Coal tar, imports of products 211, 990

Coaldale, Nev., exploration, etc., of

coal near 510

Coamo quadrangle, P. R 508

Coast and Geodetic Survey 21,

155, 236, 344. 464, 583, 720.
866, 1022, 1152, 1241, 1352
catalog of charts and publica-
tions 1241

claims of personnel, settlement 258,

351, 356, 374
efficiency —

hearings 1055

reports 893. 912

medical care of personnel 426

publications on tides and cur-
rents 721. 1022, 1241

spacial publication 866

see also. Pay, allowances, etc.

Coast Guard 107, 196.

294, 415, 436, 557, 688, 836,

994, 1125, 1210, 1319, 1429

admiral, permanent appointment- 44,

352, 470

aeronautical communications 1319

appointments to cadetships 1210

appropriations —

hearings 740, 1062

law 1037

reports 595, 875, 905

boards to review discharges 917,

1037. 1060

budget. 1947 427

bulletin . 107, 836

career for men 196

claims, system for settlement 258,

351, 356. 374
clothing or cash allowances, reg-
ulations 972, 1307

<-ons()lldation of Lighthouse Serv-
ice 750

Page

("oast Guard — Continued

enlistments at lifeboat stations —

committee report 603

hearings 750

Treasury Dept. report 750

estimates 822

laws of 79th Cong.lst sess 1192

medical care of personnel 426

prisoners of war, promotion —

hearings 622. 896

reports 382, 756

veto message 821

i)roperty interchange 603,

750, 912. 1037

publications, price list 1080

retire certain officers and men-—

hearings 59, 172. 253

law 352

reports 45, 242

retired officers, active-duty pay —

hearings 252, 622

law 470

report 45

return to Treasury Department- 202, 334
safety at sea, etc., employ new

methods .. 364

training, rating, and duties 294

.sec also Armed forces — Pay, allow-
ances, etc.
Coast Guard Academy, New London,

career for tomorrow 196

Coast Guard Auxiliary, instructions 1319

Coast Guard Reserve :

certificates of discharge to tem-
porary members 750

clothing or cash allowances, reg-
ulations 972, 1307

officers to purchase ordnance ar-
ticles 896

rights, etc., of temporary mem-
bers 750

Coast Guard vessels :

light.i, special construction —

hearings 44, 172

law 31

Coast pilots :

catalog, Coast and Geodetic

Survey 1241

United States coast pilot, supple-
ments 155,

236, 583-584, 720, 866, 1152

Coastal Tank Lines, Inc 1373

Coastwise trade, see lutercoastal com-
merce.

Coat hangers, specification 111

Coates. Charles F., court case 991

Coatesville, Ind., railroad accident 798

Coatings, spray-type, specification 1110

sec also Protective coatings.

Coats, rubber-coated, specification 838

Coats of arms :

Atrierican republics 543

President of U. S 114

Cobalt :

article 394

from manganese ores 790

hydrometallurgy, etc 178

metallurgical treatment of ores 510

preprint from minerals yearbook- 936

(inarterlv report 510

Cobb, Candler, relief 28

('(il)bler-sliop equipment, specification- 816

Coccinellidae, New World, review 981

Cochise, Ariz., instrument approach

chart 585, 1246

Cochran, Claud, court case 183

Cochran, Doris M., herpetology of

Pearl Is 98]

Cochran, John J. (Representative
from Mo.) :
reports made by —

Accounts Com 33,

163. 242. 35.3-354
Cochrane, Willard W., food consump-
tion 147

January-December

1489

Page
Cockerham, K. L., effect of DDT on

sweet-potato woevil 700

Cocks, ground-key, specification lOD

Cocoa matting, specification SO(i

Cocoa pressed calie, customs appeal 12.50

Coconut oil, i)rocessing tax, suspend-
ing R20

Code flags, nee Flags.
Code of Federal regulations, supple-
ments ' 194.

413. 662. 11 0.5, 1207
see also, for titles, chapters, etc., of
the code printed separ-
ately, subject involved.
Codes, see Code of Federal regula-
tions— Codes of law —
also, for special compila-
tions, subject involved.
Codes and Specifications Division__ 25, i;-!.54
Codes of law :

United States —

cddific.ition of certain titles- 892,
1054
supplement 5 to 1940 edition- 73?>
Codling moths :

article 310, 311

DDT for control 576

larvae, susceptibility to tempera-
ture, etc 1016

Codroy Road, chart 297

Cody, William F.. commemorating

birth 262, 35':. 363

Coe, G. Dale :

continuous hydraulic classifica-
tion 394

estimating iron content of Birm-
ingham ores 394

performance of hvdraulic classi-
fier 275

Coeflicients for double quadrature 467

Coeur D'Alene, Idaho, instrument ap-
proach chart 1025

Coffee, John M. (Representative from
Wash.) :

bill introduced by 167

reports made by —

Appropriations Com 472

Conference Com 875

Coffee :

green, inventories and roastings- 153.

716

rates on_, 044

utilization of nitrates by plantS-_ 114.".

Coffee hags, specification 541

Coffee boilers, specification S16

Coffee Conference, see Pan American
Coffee Conference.

Coffee urns, specification 060

Coghill. Robert D., penicillin 575

Coghill, Will H. :

continuous hvdraulic classifica-
tion -_- 304

iron content of Birmingham ores- 304
performance of hydraulic classi-
fier 275

Cohee, George V., Dundee formation,

etc 70

Cohen, Doris :

camber and twist to support given

distribution of lift 07

distribution of load over swept-

hack wing 1401

optimum plan forms for control

surfaces 293

stabilitv of airplanes 100

Cohen, Harry, relief 35,374,500

Cohen, Nathan, court case 142<i

Cohen, Therese R., relief 35

Coinage, Weights, and Measures Com-
mitee, House :

hearings 1158

reports 887, 1050

Coins, see names of coins.
Coke :

and byproducts 1270

byproduct, and beehive 1175

monthly coke report 73, 791

Page
Coke — Continued

ovens, control of bulk densities 791

preprint from minerals yearbook- 1365
production from coal-gas retorts- 792
production of Iteehive coke, esti-
mates 73, 790

wartime progress in production _- 936

weekly beehive coke report 73, 791

Colanders, specification 968

Colchicine in plant breeding 458

Cold Spring, Minn., relief 374, 468

Cold storage :

apples and pears 339

holdings, summary 712

lockers —

fish in refrigerated lockers__ 68,

631

locker plants 68, 272, 391,

505, 578, 631, 711
organizing locker association. 231
processing for community

plants ■- 461

publications, price list 630

report 14 (2 entries), 712

space survey 1236

Cold-water paints, see Paint and

painting.
Cold weather clothing, see Clothing.
Cole, Albert M. (Representative from
Kans.) :
reports made by —

Claims Com 36-37, 357,859-

360, 475-476, 596, 743
Cole, Frank T., meteorology. Mobile,

Ala 1252

Cole, .T. S., grain sorghums 1345

Cole. LaMont C, Xenopsylla cheopis

from rats 389

Cole, Moses M., American dog tick 230

Cole, Ralph C, soil survey 1344

Cole, Texas J., court case 1310

Cole, W. Sterling (Representative
from N. Y.) :

bills introduced by 895, 1057

reports made by —

Naval Affairs Com 167,

250, 481,755,894
Coleman, Charles H., shipbuilding ac-
tivities of NDAC, etc

Coleman, Marion B., Neisseria

Coleman, Robert P., induced-velocity
field of helicopter rotor_
Coleman Bros. Transfer Co., sec Herrin
Transportation Co.

Coleman iron deposits, exploration

Coleoptera. see Beetles.
Coles, L. W. :

fumigation of Japanese beetle

larvae 709

insecticides for Japanese beetle

control 1017

Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co 403

Colgrove, Kenneth W., court case 089

Conforms when exposed to chlora-

mine 779

Collbran, Ala., railroad accident 1089

Colle Towing Co 1003

Collection of accounts, Armv regula-
tions 550, 840, 1213

Collective bargaining :

agreement under railway labor

act 1370

extent, and union recognition 1100

free, address 1381

grievance procedure 1286

national labor relations policy 528

protect right of person to bargain. 1073
tobacco industry, union agree-
ments 411

see also Industrial relations.
Colleges and universities :

changes in volume of activity 778

colleges with some room 527

courses offered through Armed

Forces Institute 1432

education directory 260

expect peak enrollment 527

976
1262

1291

74

1490

Index, 1946

Page

ColleKPs and utilvprsities— Contimied

hi^hor education (periodical) — 6d, ITS
higher education in Latin Amer-
ica ^4'

hipher education looks ahead ITS

military education, Army regula-
tions '^-^

of Cuba. Dominican Republic,

Haiti 970

offerings in Ruidance and person-

ni'l work ■•^■'J

postwar snvincrs linndbook l-^'»

rifle and pistol competitions 217

salaries in institutions of higher

education 501

veteran and higher education 850

veteraas' educational opportuni-

ties fi'l*'- ^^^

see also Land grant colleges and
universities — also names
of colleges and universi-
ties. , „
Collier, Donald, archeology of Ecua-

dor •'^~

Collier, George W.. soil conservation ^

during the war 'it>

Collier, Miles, trustee, motor carrier

decision llou

Colligan, Francis .T.. exchange of
specialists, etc.. In West-

ern Hemisphere I"--

Collins. Christine. court^^a^se_ ________ ^.^8^^

Collins, George C, .ir.. court case 204

Collins, Grace M.. relief ____-- 4< .

Collins, John H.. .ir., nitnded-steel

piston rings 14()_

Collins. Martha W.. court case of exrs_ 318
Collins, Relwyn D. : .^ . , .

diphtheria, rel. to artificial Im- ^_

miinization i i^

poHomvelitis and its crippling ef-

■ fects 780

Collins. Seward B.. exr.. court case 318

Collisions, see Accidents — Collisions
at sea.

Collisions at sea, prevent, rules 088, 81.^

Colmer, William M. (Representative
from Miss.) :
reports made by —

Post-War Economic Policy
and Planning, Special

Committee on 254.

3fiS. 1058

Rules Com 3fi9. R08. 900, 1050

Colnon, Aaron, trustee, court case SI. 3

Colombia : ^^„

chart 417

commerce, Inter-American con-
centration 112

same (in Spanish) 112

commercial relations agreement__ 831

education llfiO

establishing a business 24

foreign trade developments 832

geoernphical names 1170

highland tribes of southern

Colombia 982

native tribes, etc., of southwest-
ern Colombia 982

plantation rubber development 1235

shipments to, preparation 24

Colonia. chart 538

Colonial Airlines. Inc 4R4

Colonial Navigation Co 003. 753. 10.-;5

Color :

charts, descriptive list 25

railroad si<rnal colors 407

TCCA color card colors 800

Color materials for art education 400

Color measurement, application to grad-
insr agricultural prod-
ucts 400

Colorado :

agricultural conservation pro-
gram 150, 714, 12?.S

Page

Colorado — Continued

Costilla Creek compact 479, 736, 771

electric rate book 1165

finances 1350

gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc. 1269

mail routes, schedules 425, 971, 1200

metal mining, 1945 1270

oil and gas 392

post route map 113

routing restrictions 279

sand and gravel deposits 933

topographic maps, etc 786

vanadium region, exploration 1367

war casualties 531

World War II honor list 1330

Colorado-Big Thompson project, speci-
fications 276,

397. 512-513, 638, 940, 1086,
1273, 1368.
Colorado River :

analysis of streams in basin 69

protection work, amending laws —

hearings 483

law 873

reports 483, 771

protection work, estimate 975

surface water siii)ply of basin 178

utilization of waters 987

Colorado River project, speciflcations_ 513,

940

Colorado River Relocation Center 796

Colorado School of Mines 937

Colorado shale, configuration of base__ 1172
Colorado Springs, Colo., instrument

approach chart 1024

Colorizing Co 1317

Colors, see Color.
Colors (flags), see Flags.

Colson Corporation 125

Columbia. Conn., terms of district

court, eliminate 57, 162

Columbia. JIo., Instrument approach

charts 22, 1024

Columbia. S. C. instrument approach

charts 22, 1024

Columbia Basin project :

joint Investigations 76,

179-180, 276, 397, 513, 638

settlement 940

specifications 76,

179, 270. 397. 513-514. 638-
039. 795. 940. 041, 1086-87,
1170. 1273, 1. '508-09.

Columbia Empire Market 1116, 1202

Columbia Gas & Electric Corporation_ 947
Columbia Institution for the Deaf:

employees, civil service retire-
ment , 1063

report. 1945 268

r>hinibia Motor Transport Co 1090

r)himbia River :

aeronautical charts 237, 722

bridges 494, 747, 873, 913

chart 1248

engineer reports 377, 1328

fisheries _^_ 1356

fishery resources agreement_ 1(JS7, 1068

improvement 758

surface water supply of basins 69,

1081
transportation, Columbia Basin

joint investieation 76

sec also Columbia Basin project.
Columbia River entrance defensive sea

area 675

Columbia River maritime control area. 675
Columbia River power, see Electricity.

Columbia Terminals Co 643

Columbian Educational Association 627

(Tolumbus, Ga., instrument approach

chart 845

Columbus, N. Mex., Instrument ap-
proach chart 726

Columbus. Ohio :

aircraft acicdents 20, 155

finances 583

J A N u ary-DeceMber

1491

IMUO

92

1251

1390

l:

23"

123
433
140

] r)3

1349

Page
Columbus, Ohio — Contiiiuoil

insirunieut approach charts 345, 1024

milk haudliug, order 581, 1346

Columbus & Greenville Ky., accident 1089

Columbus Day, 1940, proclamation 1201

Columns :

buckling, displacement of center

support 1390

determining; column curve

effective column length

elastically supported, stability

laboratory distilling

lengths for local instability tests-
stress analysis by photoelastic

method 530

Colusa, Calif., aircraft accident 1150

Comanche County, Okla., tish hatchery,

transfer to Lawton 249,

260,409, 751
Combined Food Board, United States,
United Kingdom, and
Canada, report of Joint

Committee

Combined Production and Resources
Board, United States,
Great Britain, and Can-
ada 153

Combs, Henry, circular shell-supported

frames 291

Combs, J. M. (Representative from
Tex.) :
reports made by —

Claims Com___35-39, 244-245, 35(>,
358-301, 475-470. 597-599,
744, 880-886, 1050.

Conference Com 1040-4 8

Combs, rubber, specification 558

Combustible liquids, see Liquids.

Combustion in fiowing gas, study 529

Comeaux, Elizabeth (Mrs. Lionel), re-
lief 349. 374

Comerio quadrangle, P. R 1207

Comet Carriers, Inc 184

Comet Motor E.xpre^s Co 1180

Comet Press, Inc 640

Commander Islands, aeronautical

chart 722

Commerce :

amend act protecting 47, 772, 1040

amend act protecting, reasons for

approval 97.'5

American trade proposals 987

Anglo-American T r a d e agree-
ments 208, 528

channels for trading abroad 340

Chile's pattern of trade 1230

credit to Britain and world trade- 432
credit to Britain, key to expanded

trade 432

current trends in foreign-trade

policies 340

domestic commerce (periodical) 23,

728
expansion of world trade proposal-
same (in Spanish)

farmers and international trade--
foreign commerce and navigation,

1942

foreign commerce and navigation,
1943—
export transport statistics —
import and export statistics- 1349

lend-lease supplement 463

table 1 403

table 4 342,717

foreign commerce weekly 23, 729

foreign corsmerce yearbook-- 158, 1353
foreign traile and employment-- 192

foreign trade reports IS. 718

foreign trade statistics notes 803

foreign trade transport statistics- 158

foreign-trade zones service 1364

former proclaimed list nationals
and American foreign

trade 1122

fundn mentals of U. S. trade policv- 1422

Commerce — Continued

harmful and disruptive practices,

making unlawful 749

bow free are the skywavsV 560

international trade and British

loan 1314

luterstatu commerce acts, etc 180,

monthly summary of foreign
commerce of United

States , 17 717

now horizons for world trade 1313

publications, price list 734

small business and Webb-Pomer-

ene -ict — 116I

publications, foreign

Je 1350

Made relations bulletin I 537

I lilted Kingdom and postwar

trade 337

latistical

trade

water-borne, 1944 "I 1329

see also Imports and exports-
Trade agreements — also
names of articles of com-
merce and names of coun-
tries and places.
< ommerce Committee, Senate •

calendar— 109, 200, 377, 494, 616, 767,

hearings- _ 200. 377, 912, 1068-69', llEl

minority views _ r,r

reports 55, 260-201, 494, 6~15-616

, . 767, 912-915, 1068-09

reports submitted to chairman 377

-. ^ ■*94, 616, 913, 915, 1102, 1358

Commerce Department I — _J [ 17

153, 23,5, 341, 402, 582, 710
,,.,. 863, 1020. 1149, 1240, 1349
additional Asst. Secretaries —

hearings 200. 1053

reports 260, 890, 899

appropriations, 1946 —

estimates, etc-__ 115, 116, 304, 546
.iliiirnpriations, 1947 —

estimates, etc 304

427, 546, 670, 077, 822 974

bearings 595 905

law - 1044

reports -_ 472. 484. 763. 877

extend provisions of Exec, order

9177 1112

how it serves you 235

publications on distribution cost

analysis 153, 237

see also Wallace. Ilenrv \
<'onimercial artists, see Artist's.
Commercial aviation, see Aeronautics

Commercial Barge Lines. Inc J 1093

Commercial Carriers, Inc 043 1090

Commercial Councilor's Office, Pan'

,, American Union 1306

Commercial fisheries, see Fish and fish-
eries.
Commercial Fisheries Division •

fishery leaflet 272, 505, 630, 631

positions 504

''ommercJal Pan America, montldy re"

view ■_ 112 818

( ominercial policy : '

coinmercinl policv series 208

313, 4.32. 5.52, 831. 987, 1122'
1207. 131.3, 1314, 131.5. 1422
1423, 1424 •

in —

(^uba 330

Dominican Republic ~ 832

Ecuador 1122

Haiti 832

Panama ~ 11'>.3

Coinmercinl |irodiicts :

brand names, etc., investigation —

hearings 248, 135R

report 42

considered in tariff concessions 1424

directories, commodities and serv-
ices, OPA directorv 548

C78. 825, 977,' 1202. 1309

1492

Index, 1946

Page

Coiiiiiiercial products — Continued

directories, decontrolled commodi-
ties 141<J

durable goods expenditures lliCl

exportation of certain commodi-
ties 4U7, 004, 737

tacts for consumer durable trade- 118,

S25
forwarders, carriers of bonded

merchandise 49, 102

industrial reference service, gen-
eral products 24,

15S, 237, 340, 405, 5S7,
720, SOS, 1027, 1150, 1250,
1352
inventory status, capital and pro-

tlucer goods 'JSi», 1421

labor force in durable goods man-
ufacture 410

movement by foreign trade ves-
sels, statistics 110

new industrial products, lielp to

iutroduce 405

product locator USU

public warehousing of mercluiii-

dise 1"'3. 710

shortage of merchandise customs

appeal 3S4

standard commodity classification,

index 430

wholesale prices and index num-
bers 520

see also Imports and exports —
ulso names of i>roducts.
Commercial standards :

commercial standard series 2"). 4t)0,

730, 731, SOS, soy. 1028-30

list 34S, 58S. 102.S, 1353

Commissary steward, see Stewards.
Commission, see name of commission.
Commission for Disposal of Surplus
Property in the Philip-
pines, establishing 5!)

Commissioned officer, see Army — Ma-
rine Corps — Navy.
Commissioner of Foreign Liquidation,
see Office of Foreign Li-
quidation Commissioner.
Commissions, see names of commis-
sions.
Committees, see names of committees,
or subjects with which
committees have to do.
Commodities, see Agricultural prod-
ucts— Commercial prod-
ucts.
Commodities Branch, International

Trade Office 1250

Commodity Credit Corporation 12, 802

administration of program, notes

of general interest 856

records, reports, etc. of CCC bins.

etc 715

Commodity exchange act as amended- 233
Commodity loans, see Loans.
Common carriers :

agreements, application of anti-
trust laws —

minority views 01 it

reports : 47, 771

corporate names, supplement to

list 3!)!), 1177

regulation of rate bureaus, etc 1103

see also Shipping — also special
types of carriers, i. e..
Railroads.
Common Defense Department :
establishing —

minority views 021

reports 021.773

Commonwealth & Southern Corpora-
tion ISO

Communicable diseases, see Contagious

and infectious diseases.
Communication :

electrical, teclinical manual 1001

extension of lines, etc., bv car-
riers 386

Page
Communication — Continued

fellowships for students from other

American republics 3S7

international, study —

hearings 4'Jij

report 107j

new Irontiers (ji

new horizons 1)27

publications, price list luSO

statistics of industry 927

tariffs, rules, etc., of F. C. C 3S5

MC also various methods of com-
munication, e. g. Tele-
graph.
Coiiiniiiiiicalions Commission, .see
Federal Communications
Commission.
Coniiiiiiiiiijues, Kavy Department and

Pacilic Fleet 1109, 1414

Communism :

in action, in Soviet Union 1188

un-American activities investiga-
tion 371, 897

Community Analysis Section, bibliog-
raphy 180,. 515, 796

1 '(immunity centers;

advisory, for veterans 527

advisory, trends and activities 1287

;''ommunity Facilities Bureau, esti-
mates 974, 1114

Community forests, see Forests and

forestry.
Community life :

community analysis report 180,

515, 790
here is a plan for your commu-
nity ! music in victory__ 130
OPA community service from V-J

Day lis

I'ommunity Service Division lis

Community War Services Office 63,

175, 209

report, 1945 208

Commutation fares, see Passenger

rates.
Commutator-conditioning machines,

specification 816

Compagnie Maritime Beige. S. A 1386

t'ompanhia Colonial de Navegacao 90

Companhia Nacional de Navegacao 90

I'ompauies, see Corporations — also

names of companies.
Companies (military) :

Army regulations 216

i^'ompass :

magnet-card type, specification 219

variations for 1945 1412

Compensation :

clarifying term 709. 902, 1043

Veterans Admin, branch office

procedure 1127

see also Employers' liability
and workmen's compen-
sation— Pensions — Sal-
aries— Wages.
Compensation Commission, see Em-
ployees' Compensation
Commission,
t 'oniplement fixation test:

American trypanosomiasis 1262

tsutsngiimushi disease 1167

typhus fever, antibodies 1262

Composition finishing, apprenticeship

stand.-irds 954

Compounds, see name of compound, or
purpose for which used.
Compreg, bearing strength under air-
craft holts 1236

Compressed air, see Air.
Compressors :

axial-flow, rating and testing 1290

Diesel engine-compressor-turbine

combination 1407

Comptroller general, see General Ac-
counting Office.

Comptroller of Currency 127,688

Conant. I-ouis C. Tuscaloosa, etc.,

quadi^angles. Ala 69

Jak uary-Decemb?:r

1493

Page

Conant, Ralph W., court case 1208

Concertina, wiro, specification 967

Conciliation (industrial), sec Indus-
trial arbitration and con-
ciliation.

Conciliation Service 656

transfer functions —

minority views 49,5

reports 495, 759

- veto message 821

Concord, N. H., instrument approach

chart 726

Concrete :

aggregate for, specification 214

beams, lapped bar splices 15S

Portland cement, specification 508

products, facts for industry 154. S(i4

rates on 944

Condensation in wall specimens, obser-
vations 1156

Condensed milk, ,see Milk.

Condensers, Ships Bureau manual 671

Condition on initial shock 529

Condon, Alice, relief 258, 356, 469

Condon, E. U., development, etc., of

atomic energy 486

see also National Bureau of Stand-
ards.
Conductors, rubber, for aircraft igni-
tion cables 1389

Conduit and fittings, specification 997

Cone Street Garage 204

Cones :

aircraft camera lens, specifica-
tions 219

felt, dental, specification 1320

garnet paper, specification 214, 558

Confectionery ;

business reports 153, 716

industry report 730

Confectionery store, see Stores.
Confederated Salish and Kootenai
Tribes :
claims _.. 601, 619, 889, 919, 973, 1039

tribal funds 601, 619, 873

Conference agreements, Gulf-Atlantic

and India, etc 958

see also names of certjiin maritime
organizations.
Conference Committees :

reports-- 31-33. 241-242, 352, 470-471,
593, 738, 875-877, 1045-48
Conference of Food and Agriculture
Organization of United

Nations 410

Conference of Foreign Ministers, .sec
Council of Foreign Min-
isters.
Conference on Efficiency Ratings Ad-
ministration 1239

Conference on Unification of Engineer-
ing Standards, report-- 235
Conferences, congresses, etc. :

conference series 209, 314, 433, 553,

831, 987, 1122, 1207, 1315, 1423

congress and conference series 112,

200, 1305

same (in Spanish) 1199

sec also nnmes of bodies holding
conferences, etc. ; or,
when not held by any
named body, see name of
conference, etc.. if dis-
tinctive, otherwise sub-
ject of conference.
Congress, Joint Committee on Organi-
zation of :

reports 352-353, 593

Congress of United States 28,

161, 240, 349, 468, 589,
733, 870, 1030, 1157, 1252,
1355

America's fighting Congress 1252

biographical directory 1058

congressional directory, 79th

Cong.2d sess :. 240, 1157

28
733

733

Page

Congress of United States- -Continued
congressional record —

78th Cong.2d .sess., bound

vols., index 28

79th Cong.lst sess., bound

vols 28, 240, 870, 1355

79th Cong.lst sess.. daily 28

79th Cong.lst sess., daily, in-
dex

79th Cong. 2d sess., daily

79th Cong. 2d sess., daily, in-
dex

date of meeting 162

increase efficiency 899, 1037

Members, term of office and elec-
tion 57

organization —

hearings 254, 593

reports 352-353. 624, 767

publications by Members of 79th

Congress 1189

reports to be made to Congress 739

vote cast in elections, 1928-44 1849

Congress, Special Committee on Or-
ganization of, Senate :

report 767

Congressional committees, see names

of committees.
Congressional documents :

bound vols, not listed in monthly

catalog 5,

144, 228, 836. 454, 572,
702. 858, 1014, 1141, 1229.
1340

correction for p. 5 334

bound vols, sent to depository li-
braries 5,

144, 228, 336. 454, 572,
702, 858, 1014, 1141, 1229.
1340

correction for p. 5 334

numerical lists, etc., 79th Cong.lst

sess 931

.sec also Government publications.
Congressional hearings, sec nanu's of
certain commit tees- -iiiso
special subject.
Congressional Library, see Library of

Congress.
Congressional Medal of Honor, set-
Medal of Honor.
Congressional set, see Congressional

documents.
Congressmen, see names of Senators
and Representatives.

Conklin Pen Co 118

Conley, John E., alumina from lime-
soda-clay sinters 1268

Conley, M., Co 555

Conn, Albert F., court ease_ 925, 1094, 1277
Conn, Dillon R., accident investigation- 155
Connallv. Tom (Senator from Tex.) :
Coiincil of Foreign Ministers at

Paris 1061

reports made by-
Foreign Relations Com — 56, 770,
918,1071

Connecticut :

agricultural conservation pro-
gram 1238

bridge across Connecticut River- 362,

494, 591

building soil, AAA program 234

district court terms 57, 16^

electric rate book 174

fins-iicGS loOU

mail routes, schedules ___---^ 2^0^L

post route map lljj

topographic maps, etc oOb

war .asualties 531

World War II honor list __- 1330

Connecticut Co 411, 10J4

^""""XrUllf.^l'--- 362, 494, 591

charts

1248

1494

Index, 1946

Pago

Connelly. James A., court case 833

Coniurs Marine Co., Inc 406, 519

Conovcr, Helen P. :

China, references on economic,

etc., development 138G

Italy, economics, politics, etc^ 289

money and hnnkinp;, reference list_ 1188
Conrad, Carl M., adhesive properties

of tire cord 10

Conscription :

compilation of selective service

acts 1048

estendinf; selective trainlnp, etc.,
act —

hearinpTs 004, 021

laws 7.S6. 873

reports— 480, 483. 496. 604, 875

international abolition 1255

local board memoranda 121,

206, 430. 551, 682. 828.
980. 1110, 1204, 1312.
1421

selective service (periodical) 121, 828

selective service and resistration- 431

selective service manual, notice 121,

206, 309. 431, 682, 829, 1119,
1204. 1312. 1421
selective service regulations, no-
tice 206

Conservation :

Army officers' handbook 132

conservation bulletin 272

publications, price list 1265

see also Agricultural conservation
program.
Conservation Department of Michi-
gan 70. 1172

Conservation experiment stations, see
names of stations, or
places where located.
Conservation materials, see Agricul-
tural conservation pro-
gram.

Consolidated Freightways, Inc 124.

184. 434. 644. 1373

Consolidated Motor Lines, Inc 833

Consolidated Naval Stores Co 519

Consolidated review of current infor-
mation 1125

Constant. Samuel V., relief- 907. 1031. 1050
Constellation (U. S. S.) :

home port and maintenan<r 125."

Constitution of United States :
amendments —

collective bargaining 107.'!

equal rights, questions and

answers 902

equal rights, report 3S()

equal rights, statements 105

equal rights, views 3So

term of office of the Presi

dent, etc 57

credo de liberdade 209

test printed in U. S. Government

manual 116. 823

with account of its travels 1102

Constitutions, see names of certain

Indian tribes, etc.
Constriction effects in high-speed wind

tunnels 129Ci

Construction, see Building.
Construction contracts, see Contracts.

Construction Division 346, 72s

Construction Industry, General Com-
mittee on Apprenticeship
for, see General Commit-
tee on Appenticeship for
Construction Industry.
Construction machinery, see Building

machinery.
Construction material, see Building

materials.
Consular service, see Foreign service.

Consuls, foreign, in United States 1121

see also Foreign service.
Consultation Service, technical bulle-
tin ^ 21S

Page

Consumer credit. Federal reserve reg-
ulation W__ 62, 778, 928, 1077
Consumer durables, see Conuncrcial
products.

Consumer Goods Disposal Office 1119

Consumer Goods Division, War Assets

Corporation 1077, 1119

Consumers :

consumers' guide 7, 705

articles reprinted 1143

cooperatives 191, 805

price index for families in cities 429

Consumption (economics) :

civilian, impact of the war 153

Contagious and infectious diseases:

Army regulations 1213

control spread of communicable

diseases in D. C 744,

1038, 1069

epidemiology in Manchuria 196

monthly epidemiological report 111.

817

prevalence of notifiable diseases 779

specifying communicable diseases- 425
see also names of diseases.
Containers :

desiccant, specification 110

glass, facts for industry 154, 864

message, specification 1002

metal, packaging, etc., for over-
seas 1414

postwar, for marketing foods 147

rates on 279

see also names of containers, e. g.
Bags.
Contested elections, Hicks t'. Dondero_ 40

Continental Air Lines, Inc 20

Continental Blouse Co., Inc 428

Continental Can Co., Inc ^^ 1277

Continental Distributing Co.. Inc 90

Continental Illinois National Bank &

Trust Co 173. 523, 926

Continental Motor Coach Lines, Inc 1091

Continental Oil Co 647, 1298

Contract rates. Port of Redwood Clty_ 90
Contract reporters, see Court reporters.
Contract Settlement and Surplus Mate-
rials Division 808

Contract Settlement Office 137,

221. 698. 850. 1006. 1135,
1221. 1333. 1437.

reports 851. 1135. 1333, 1437

Contracting Plasterers' International

Assoc 525

Contractors, sec Building contractor —
War relief.

Contractor's equipment, rates on 644

Contractors Pacific Naval Air Bases 1097

Contracts, rural electrical construc-
tion 715

sec also Government contracts.
Control (aircraft) :

airplane with spring-tab ailerons- 1292
automatically variable linkage.- 1290
determination of control-surface
characteristics from

plain flap and tab data 412

dihedral, etc., effects on control 1103

directional stability, etc., effects-- 1104
Douglas A-26, flight, etc., measure-
ments 1294

elevator-fabric distortion effects-- 1294
fighter airplane in inverted flight

attitude 1405

high-speed fighter airplane, im-
provement 1388

hinge-moments of control sur-
faces 1390, 1395

horizontal-tail flexibility effect 1293

hunting oscillations of airplane

with automatic control 1290

lateral area effect 1294

lateral control required for satis-
factory flying 95

lateral control system for use with

large-span flaps 193

negative dihedral effect 1294

jANUAKY-DKCKMliER

1495

Fag

Control (aircraft) — Continued

optimum plan forms for control

surfaces -'■)3

power required to move control

surfaces 112!)0

pulley-axis angles of control sys-
tem t»'.t

slipstream effects lUi)

slot lateral-control devices on

wings 104

straight-wing, tailless flghter-air-

plane 1404

tab effect on hinge moments 801)

tailless airplanes 100, 1294. 140r»

tip dihedral effects llO:'.

wind tunnel and full-scale flight

tests 9.'.

wind-tunnel data, analysis 100

wind-tunnel investigation of con-
trol-surface character-
istics 1296, 1388, 1395-96

wing sweep influence 960

Control Accounts and Audit Section__ 341,

1019
Control administration, Army regu-
lations 841, 999

Control Council for Germany, official

gazette 1432

Control manual, work measurement-- 329
Control stick :

determination of stick-free neutral

point 1405

elevator stick forces in rapid ma-
neuvers 1392

estimation of stick-fixed neutral

points 1289

forces for elevator with spring

tab 1290

power effect on stick-fixed neutral

points 1405

tabs to improve stick force in

turning 1295

vibration, flight of autogiro 95

Control tower operator, certificates 155

Controllers (devices) :

Ships Bureau manual 540

Convectors, facts for industry 153, 864

Conventions and treaties, see Treaties.

Converse, Edmund C, court case 125

Converse, R. N. B., motor carrier de-
cision 800

Conveyors, power transmission belt-
ing 1429

Convicts, see Crime and criminals.
Conway, Robert N. :

propeller charts for determining

propulsive efficiency 292

tests of seaplane floats 1404

Conway, Oreg., railroad accident 401

Conway, Pa., aircraft accident 1150

Cook, Earl F., court case 1425

Cook, Harvey A. :

engine cooling with special baflJes- 1394

increasing knock-limited power 1407

knock limits of 2 fuels 1103

minimizing dilution in exhaust-
gas samples 1407

Cook, Hugh L., processing and market-
ing citrus fruits 1232

Cook, John M., yarn tiuality affected by

carding 233

Cook, Katherine M., visiting teacher

services 107S

Cook, Otho A., court ca.se 434, 684

Cook, Richard K., sound-absorbent

cylinders 1028

Cook Passage, chart 903

Cooke, Marian I. :

lignite, statistical summary 394

Pennsylvania anthracite in 1945_ 1270
Pennsylvania anthracite, preprint

from minerals yearbook- 1268
Cooke, Camp, right-of-way across res-
ervation 755,922, 1034

Cookery, see Cooks and cooking.

Cookies, specification 1211

I Pago

Cooking, see Cooks and cooking.
Cooking appliances, see Stoves.
Cooking equipment, see Stoves.
Cook.s and cooking :

cook book of Navy 299

cook 3c & 2c, training course 815

publications on cooking, price list- 630

ship's cook Ic, training course 670

sweetpotato recipes 1344

Cooks Peak mining district. White

Eagle fluorspar mine 1174

Cookville, Tex., aircraft accident 865

Coolers :

water, general schedule of sup-
plies 996

water, specification 672

Cooley, Harold D. (Representative
from N. C.) :
reports made by —

Agriculture Com 354, 472

Conference Com 1046

Cooley, J. S., black rot losses in sweet-
potatoes 1146

Cooley, R. A., genus Ixodes in North

America 503

Cooling :

intake-air, calculations 1398

oil-cooler performance require-
ments 1401

see also Cowling (aircraft) —
Cylinders — Engines.

Cooling cap on turbosupercharger 959

Coombs, Samuel M., jr., trustee, court

case 173, 523, 926

Coon, Carleton S., Arabia, southern,

problem for future 310, 311

Coons, G. H., Argentine curly top of

sugar beet 577

Cooper, Bernice B., relief 488, 590

(^'ooper, H. M., Alaska coal, analyses 936

Cooper, Jere (Representative from
Tenn.) :
report made by —

Pearl Harbor Attack, Joint
Committee on Investiga-
tion of 1061

Cooper, John A., court case 977

Cooper, John M., Araucanians 981

Cooper, .Martin R. :

farm production in war and peace- 574

getting started in farming 455

Cooper, Maurice R., cotton surplus dis-
posal programs 15

Cooper, Morton, hinge-moment incre-
ments 661

Cooper Foundation 1208

Cooperage, shipments, etc., facts for

industry 153

Cooperation :

cases relating to farmers' asso-
ciations 862

competition of cooperative with

business 481, 757

consumers' cooperatives, 1944 191

consumers' cooperatives, devel-
opment 805

economic objectives of coopera-
tives 149

effect of war on farm asociations- 13

farmers' periodicals 149

fruit and vegetable canning 711

making most of co op annual

meeting 13

news for farmer cooperatives 13, 711

reprint from 459

organizing farmers' cooperatives- 13

outlook and goals 1341, 1345

petroleum cooperatives delivery

efficiency 578

regional farm supply purchasing- 149

you and your co-op 13

see also, for Federal and State
cooijeration, subject.
Cooperative hou.sing associations, see

Housing.
Cooperatives, see Cooperation — also
names of cooperative or-
ganizations.

1496

Index, 194G

Page

181

1174

627
i:{58

Cooperstowu Jet., N. Y., ruilroad

accident

Coordinating Fiiol Research Com-
mittee 394,

Coordinator of Intcr-Aiuorican Af-
fairs UlBce

Coos Bay, engineer reports

Coo8 Bay wagon road grant lands,
administrative jurisdic-
tion 1!54

Coosa County, Ala., mica and beryl

examination, etc 12C9

Cope. Paul II., relief 743, 910, 1033

Copepods, sve Calanoida.
Copley, M. J., chemistry, etc., of rutin. 860
Coppellnian, Fay S., follow-up of chil-
dren with poliomyelitis- 950
Copper :

bullion claims, Kua Cove, Alaska- 1170

copper-nickel alloy, specitication 1304

deposits of Kotsiua-Kuskulana dis-
trict 1171

deposits of Nizina district 1171

distribution of products 300

exploration of Khayyan, etc., prop-
erties 1305

exploration of MofCet-Johnston

property 1305

heat contents of alloys 792

in —

1945 1270, 1271

Arizona 1174

California 1269

Central States 1175

Colorado 1209

Eastern States 10S3

Idaho 1174

Montana 1174

Nevada 1174

New Mexico 1083

Oregon 1083

South Dakota 937

Texas 1083

Utah 1174

Washington 1083

Wyoming 937

Japanese trade study 316

mine injuries, etc., during 1944 936

mine production, 1945 1270

mine iiroduction, monthly re-
port 791

premium price plan 373

premium price policy 547

Jjreprints from minerals year-
book 937, 1083,

• 1174, 1175, 1268, 1209

scrap consumers report 510

secondary, in 1945 1270

specifications —

anodes 558

bands and sheets, dental 1211

eopper-nickel-alloy 672

p i g m e n t for antifouling

paint 968

see also names of articles manu-
factured from copijer.

Copper Butte mine, exploration 1268

Copper River region. Spirit Mountain

nickel prospect 1271

Copyright :

catalog of copyright entries 89,

807-808, 1102
indexes and title pages- 1102, IISS
decisions, compiled from official

gazette 869

Inter-American Conference of Ex-
perts on Copyright 1305

inter-American convention on

rights of author 1305

see also names of articles, etc.,
copyrighted.
Copyright Conference, aee Inter- Amer-
ican Conference of Ex-
perts on Copyright.

Copyright Office 89,807,1102,1188

report, 1945 1102

Coquille Harbor, chart 536

Page

Coral Sea, chart 1194

Corals, publications 63((

Corbel t. Anne E., real estate and in-
surance brokerage busi-
ness 348

Corbet t, C. F., motor carrier decision- 644

Corbitt Co 405,925

Corcofingas, Christ, court case of exr 186,

284
Corcoran, Mary E., psychiatric nurs-
ing experience 17.")

Cord :

braided, specification 1332

elastic, specification 1327

tire, temperature effects 581

Cordage :

cotton, facts for industry 154

tests in commercial fisheries 031

Cordage oil, rates on 279

("ordon, Guy (Senator from Oreg. ) :
reports made by —

C^ommerce Com 913

I'ublic Lands and Surveys

Com 924

Cordova, Jorge L., acting district judge

for Puerto Rico 303

Core materials :

impact resistance by falling-ball

tests 579

low-density, weight, etc 1146

Corenevsky, George M., relief 356

Corgan, J. A. :

coke and byproducts 1365

lignite, statistical summary 394

Iieat 1084

Pennsylvania anthracite 1268

Coringa Islets, chart 1194

Cork, for life buoys, specification 199

Cork-composition, specification 1198

Cork oak, .see Oak.

Corkery, James P., wages and hours
of motortruck drivers,

etc 1383

Corliss, Charles H., determination of

boron in steel 1028

Corn :

bibliography on soft corn, etc 10

carotene content of plant 573

corn and wheat weather bulletin- 27.

732

culture lt»17

cutworms and their control 1145

diploid and tetraploid, compari-
son 575

earworm damage, susceptibility-- 11

European corn borer infestation 1145

feeding soft corn 10

grain taken by redwings in corn-
fields 1143

handling and storing on farm 1344

root rot in maize plnnt 57(;

standards, handbook 340

substance in stalks that retards

growth of Diplodiazeae- 12
Corn earworms, susceptibility of field

corn to damage 11

see also Bollworms.

Corn Products Refining Co 1375

Cornell, Francis G.. higher educational

institutions, activity 778

Cornfield, Jerome, family sjiending and

saving in wartime 288

Cornstalks, see Corn,

Cornus floridn, American wood 149

Cornwall quadrangle, Vt 10S2

Corozal quadrangle, P. R _ 1267

Corporation Audits Division. 630,9:11,1079
Corporation Commission of Oklahoma- 40.3
Corporations :

acceptable as sureties on Federal

bonds 835 S3fi. 1210

American listed, survey- 120,309,550.
681, 828, 1204, 1421
appropriations, 1947 —

hearings 879, 1062

law 1039

minority views 740

reports 740, 870, 905

J A N U A R Y-DkCEMBEK

1497

Page
Corporations — ('out iinicfl

balancp shed data • 120

budpet stippltuncnt S22

c'hartored, cliroiiolojiical list 772

corporation reports l.'>2.">, l.">24, 14.".2

creation or cliarterin}: i>olic,v 772

financial contrcd r!0

in D. C (lU'Tiiiii for business

transaction .SO

income tax returns, etc 557

profits and operations. ]!)4;i-44_ ;{00,
550, 081 . 828. 1204. 1421
registered, working capital..- 111!). 1421
see also names of corporations.
Corpus Christi, Tex. :

aeronautical chart 722, 1242

airport obstruction plan 726, 1154

instrument approai'li cliarts__ 585, 1240
Correction convpound, stencil, specifica-
tion 214

Corrections Department, in D. C, cre-
ating 600, 768, STA

Corrections for monthly catalog and

index__ 4, 226, .S.S4, 452, 570,
702, 850, 1012, 1140, 1220
Correspondence :

Army regulations 4o9. 841

technical manual 1131

Correspondence courses. Armed Forces

Institute 540

Corrick, Josephine N, :

deep rectangular shear wcl) 529

plate under axial load and normal

pressure 810

Corrigan, Laura M., court. case 184

Corrington, Lester C. :

allowable engine temperatures 1394

effect of aromatics on 100-octane

fuels 1397

effect of ring failure on piston

destruction 1402

engine performance of 8 fuels of

100-octane number 1398

piston-ring sticking and oil con-
sumption in engine 1402

Corrosion, underground 467

Corrupt practices, act as amended,

compilation 1355

Corry sandstone in Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania 933

Corsica, chart 297

Corson, Blake W., jr, :

application of method of least
s(|uares to engine-cooling

analysis 1392

cooling characteristics of engine- 1393

effect of tip, etc., on propeller 1104

measuring pressure distribution- 1402

propeller efficiency losses 1104

simulated icing on propeller 959

wake-excited vibratory stress in

pusher propeller 1403

wind-tunnel fan 95

Corundum :

exploration of Blue Metal prop-
erty 1268

Hog Creek mine, Ga., exploration- (535
Cosmetics :

food, drug, and cosmetic act —

digest of court opinions ]3(il

notices of judgment 929

regulations for enforcement- 929
Cosmetology Board of District of Co-
lumbia 586

Cossayuna (juadrangle, N. Y 788

Cossette, Louis G., clay iiots for opti-
cal glass manufacture-- 1156

Cosson, Alfred L.. relief of estate 28

Cost absorption, see Prices.
Cost accounting, sec Accounts and ac-
counting.
Cost and standard of living :

graphic presentation 118

holding down cost, labor has

stake 680

in —

Chile 13o3

Guatemala 238

Page
Cost and standard of living Continued
in — Continued

Panama 1027

Venezuela 729

postwar living standards 62

sec also Prices.
Cost ascertaiiiiiient report, see Mail

matter.
Cost of distribution, see Distribution

(economics).
Cost of production, .sec special sub-
ject.
Costa Uica :

agricultural workers, migration-- 208

education 1166

military mission agreement 831

Costilla Creek, compact 479, 736, 771

Cottam, Clarence, DDT, its effect on

fish and wildlife 631

Cotter, William E., damping in yaw and

pitch 810

Cotton, Charle.si B., ducted head baffles
to reduce cylinder tem-
peratures 1291

Cotton. K. T., protecting stored seeds

from insects 148

Cotton :

active cotton spindles 17, 717, 864

calking, specification 198

cotton situation, Agricultural Eco-
nomics Bureau 8, 706

cotton situation. Price Adminis-
tration Office 825

cotton weather bulletin 27, 732

exports, investigation 762

farm production, etc 146

fiber and spinning tests 581

fiber properties 148, 1344

ginning, reports 17, 717

grade and length statistics, col-
lect, etc 33, 1037, 1061

Japanese trade study 317

linters, consumed and on hand 17,

717, 864

linters, consumption, etc 153

loan instructions 862

looking ahead, trends and choices- 146

market review 14, 15, 712

marketing (luotas 471, 903, 1037

price statistics, 1945-46 1147

price statistics, monthly 14, 15, 712

production —

and distribution, 1944-45 717

crop of 1945 1020

monthly 8

products, distributing techniques,

etc 1143

prospective consumption in —

Belgium — - 149

Prance 232

Italy 149

Netherlands 149

(piality in carry-over 15, 1236

(luality statistics 233

rates on 403

root rot in plant 576

seed-cotton drying process, etc — 338

seven steps to help face future 145

southern farming, facts 337

spinning activity, facts for indus-
try 17, 153, 864

statistics, separate from agricul-
tural statistics 1231

status of industry, investigation-- 1061

surplus disposal programs 15

wages of farm workers in Calif.

harvests 1342

weekly cotton linters review 14,

15, 712
woven goods, facts for industry 154,

864
see also nanu-s of articles manu-
factured from cotton.
Cotton aphid, life history and control- 1234

Cotton Branch 15

Cotton cloth, see Textiles.

Cotton flea hopper, life history, etc 1234

1498

Index, 1946

Page

Cotton Land Co 647

Cotton leafworm. life history, etc_— 1234
Cottondale quadrangle, Ala., geologic

map O"

Cottonseed : , . , , ^ . , kq

and products, facts for Industry. 153,

crushing industry ^00

farm production, etc i46

meal to supplement prairie hay 1341

products, produced, shipped out,

etc 1'- '^

received, crushed, and on hnnd__ 17, 18
variety and location effect on oil,

etc ]]f

Cottonwood, American wood H-'

Cottony, Herman V.. condensation in

wall specimens Wah

Couch, James F. :

chemistry, etc., of rutin 2;.q

patent appeal 803

Couch quadrangle. Mo jgS

Coulter, Guy H., court case 4b7

Coumbe, A. T., sales of fuel oil and

kerosene in 1944 1270

Council Blufifs, Iowa, milk handling,

order 1237

Council of Economic Advisers :

"'"'i^n. 351

reports 40, 242

views 1114

estimate 1114

Council of Electric Operating Com-
panies 7-0

Council of Foreign Ministers:

Moscow meeting iToo

Paris conference ll--

Paris meeting 831. 902, 1061

Council of Personnel Administration. 341.

716
Council of Production. Management

Office, minutes 1202

Councilman, Roy S., relief 51. 161

Counsel^ see Lawyers.
Counseling:

aids in •'^*^

Interview, outline of procedure.- 658,

post-war. for 'tween-age youth 1382

young workers _-- 40J

Counselman, Ralph P., court case- 678, 1419
Counter intelligence, see Military in-
telligence.
Counterfeits, know your money. etC-- S3!)

Countersinks, steel, specification-- 2l4

Countries. «ee Foreign countries.

County education officers 6-;i,

County Trust Co --—-.- oVo o?i

Couplings, hose, specifications-- 838. !)()8
Court commissioners, .tee United States

commissioners.
Court of Appeals for District of Colum-
bia, see United States
Court of Appeals for Dis-
trict of Columbia,
court of Claims- .__-------^-^-^- ^60,

925, 1076, 1104, 1258,
1358
cases — . ,

briefs in tax cases, title page.

etc ^4^!

calendars 60, 776

decided Oct. 4, 1943-June 3,

1046. index diiri'st 92;.

decided Oct. 4, 1943 -.Tune 3.
1946, title page and table

of cases 925

decided Feb. 1-May 7. 1945.. 624
decided May 7-Nov. 30. 1945. 776
decided Dec. 1, 1945-Feb. 28,

1946 12o8

Judgments rendered 126, 173,

435, 557, 094. 1124. 1318
printed records, 1944-45,

Index - 384

see also names of claimants.

Page
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals- 60,
173, 207, 384, 625, 926,
1104, 1259
cases adjudged — _

customs cases 12;»9

patent cases 26'i

printed in Treasury deci-
sions 127, 836

reports, see, above, cases adjudged,
see also names of parties to suits.
Court reporters, employment of con-
tract reporters 772

Courtesy, War Dept., field manual 842,

1214, 1323
Courtney, Edward F., explosives han-
dling practices 936

Courts: . . _ ^^^^

agriculture decisions 7, 705

labor decisions-. 191. 288, 526, 657, 805
see also names of courts.
Courts martial and courts of inquiry :
Army —

investigation 1055

orders 133,

326. 440, 561. 692. 842,
1000, 1129, 1323, 1432

orders, index, 1945 1000

Navy, court review of judgments . 366
Navy, death penalty jurisdiction —

liearing 44

law 30

Navy, decentralize power to con-
vene, etc. —

hearings 171, 251

law 241

letter from Navy Dept 44

report 160

operation within U. S. and

abroad, investigate 262

Courts of United States :
decisions-
patent and trade-mark 1354

patent, trade-mark, and copy-
right 869

price list 504

judiciary appropriation, 1946 —

estimates 427, 546, 676

judiciary appropriations, 1947 —

hearings : 595, 905

law 1044

reports 472, 484, 763. 877

revision of United States code 1054

see also Circuit Courts of Ap-
peals— District Courts —
o7so name of court.

Courveux, Port, chart 1301

Covers :

aircraft, specification 1327

battery-deck, specification 300

boat-seat, specification 199

cotton fabric, standard of the

trade 730

head-rest, specification 1429

storage battery, specification 541

transom pillow, specification 190

Covert, Timon :

Federal Government funds for

education 1166

financing pupil transportation 388

Cow, see Cows.

Tow Bayou, engineer report 1436

Cowan, J. C. linseed and soybean oils. 10

i^owan, W. T., Inc 279

(^owles, Alfred, court case 318

('owles, Edwin, court case 26

Cowling (aircraft) :

cooling tests 92

cooling with flaps 290

exit-slot effect on cooling 92

for long-nose air-cooled engine 1390

high-speed tests 290

jet-boundry corrections to cowling-
pressures 1390

on XP-42 airplane 1390

short-none high-inlet-velocity, en-

gine cooling 1393

January-December

1499

Page

Cows :

dairy, potato silage, feeding value- 5"u

milk, concentrate rations 450

Cox, E. E. (Representative from Ga.) :
reports made by —

Rules Com 47

255, 484, 608, 759-760, 1059

Cox, George N., jr., relief 105G

Cox, Ruth, relief 28, 51

Cox, Wesley W., court case 647

Cox Bros - 596, 907, IIVJ.

CPA certificates, requirements 779

CPRB, see Combined Production and

Resources Board, United

States, Great Britain,

and Canada.

Crabmeat in fiberboard containers and

in tin cans 785

Crabs, Chesapeake Bay soft crab in-
dustry 1170

Crackers, specification 1211

Cragg, Rollin H., fats, oils, etc., Jap-
anese trade study 3ir,

Craig, Clifford E., relief 28, 51

Craig, Glenn., requirements for produc-
tion goals 14(')

Craig, John W., motor carrier decision- 137o

Craig Mountain Lumber Co 1274

Craig Trucking, Inc 1372

Craighead, P. C, DDT control of forest

insects 457

Crain, J. H., trustee, court case 408

Cramer, Robert J., relief 474, 612, 870

Cranberries, specification 142!)

Crandall, Stewart M. :

ailerons without exposed over-
hang balance 138<i

control-surface hinge moments 80!)

lifting-surface theory for thin el-
liptic wings 810

solving lifting-surface-theory

problems 1292

Crane, Ambers C, court case 1102, 1287

Crane, Beulah B., court case 647, 1377

Crane, H. L., lateral shift of center of

gravity 129^

Crane, Katharine E., Blair House, past

and present 433

Crane Auto Parts Co 1102, 1287

Crane Co 133;:

Cranes :

wheeled warehouse, operator selec-
tion, etc 32s

Whirley gantry, for sale 1421

Crankpin bearing loads 1394

Crankshaft, aircraft engine, stresses 140(;

Crary. H. A., court case 1202

Crary, H. A., jr., court case 1202

Crary, Robert, court case 1202

Crary Lumber Co 1202

Crate, Harold :

buckling stress of cylinders 12!»."i

fatigue strength of riveted joints- 1293

Crater Lake, aeronautical charts 156, 1023

Crater Lake National Park 788

Crates, specifications 540, 071

Cravens, Fadjo (Representative from
Ark.) :
report made by —

Judiciary Cora 304

Crawford, A. P., relief 258, 356. 40!t

Crawford, Anna V., court case 314

Crawford. C. L. :

fruits of Deglet Noor date palni_^ 577
leaf elongation and fruit growth

of date 577

Crawford & Dohorty Foundry Co 94S

Cream, stabilized, specification 100

Creamer, A. S.. porcelain combinations

of magnesia, etc 869

Credit, small bu.^iiness source 23

see also Agricultural credit.
Credit Administration, see Farm Credit

Administration.
Credit unions :

activities In 1944 288

Fage

Cifdit unions— Continued

Federal credit union act amend-
ments—

hearings 740, llGl

law 1039

reports 596, 905

Federal, 1944 report 268

Federal, 1945 report 1260

quarterly report. Federal credit

unions 61

Credo de liberdade 209

Crescent City Harbor :

chart 157

extension of breakwater, estimate- 547
Crested wheatgrass, see Wheatgrass.
Crestview, Fla., instrument approach

charts 156, 1024

Cretaceous period :

Foraminifera of Gulf coastal re-
gion 1171

formations in Alabama and Texas- 933
formations in Tuscaloosa, etc.,

quadrangles 69

pre-Selma Upper Cretaceous for-
mations 632, 933

San Juan Basin formations 1172

stratigraphic sections,- etc., of

Wyoming 70

Cricetus auratus, see Hamster.
Crickman, C. W., feed grains and meat

animals 574

Crigler, John L. :

cooling presure for cowling 92, 290

determining propeller efficiency 1293

effect of body nose sliape on pro-
peller 292

effect of trailing-edge extension

flaps on propeller 1395

propeller analysis 99

Crime and criminals :

criminal investigation, field man-
ual 999

discharge of indigent convicts —

hearings 602

law 1037

reports 57, 891

escaped convicts traveling from

one State to another. 891, 1037

is a crime wave coming? 841

judicial criminal statistics 1149

making persons liable who allow
prisoners in custody to

escape 772

perishable products transporta-
tation interference —

minority views 495

reports 495, 759

veto message 821

publications, price list 391

revision of United States Code 892

rules of criminal procedure for

District Courts 433, 831

uniform crime reports for U. S.,

etc 408. 1186

index to v. 16 408

see also War criminals.
Criminal procedure, see Actions at law.
Criminals, see Crime and criminals.
Crippled children, see Children.
Crist, Raymond E., viajando por el

Brasil 970

Cristobal, C. Z., chart 867

Cristobal maritime control area 675

Crittenden County, Ky., explorations

for fluorite 1366

Croal, R. F., court case 124

Croft, George D., relief of estate 356,

488, 734

Cromley, Mrs. Masuyo S., relief 478

Cromwell, Doris D., court case 315

Cromwell, Fred W., see Documents

Office.
Cronin, John W., mental hygiene pro-
gram for Fed. employees- 388
Crooks, Donald M., poi.son-oak, poison-
ivy, and poison sumac.- 861

1500

Index, 1946

705

Page

CroiJ insurance :

Federal crop insurance act as

amended S

15 in 1, one contract protects 714

poster 1238

selling 341

Crop Insurance Corporation, see Fed-
eral Crop Insurance Cor-
poration.
Crop Ueportinj,' Board- 8, 14G, 456, 70G. 1232
Cropland, sec Laud.
Crops :

crop production 8, 147, 7(>(>

farm production, etc., 1944-45 7(1(1

fertilizer use and crop yields 1(»18

food crops need phosphate 4C1

help farmers save 123(1

prices received by farmers,

1909-45 1143

reports, 11)40, schedule and con-
tents 147

statistics of minor field crop^ 1231

strip cropping lor conservation,

etc 1239

weatlior and crop bulletin 27, 732

set iilxd Crops and markets (pe-

i^odicals) — also names

of crops.

Crops and markets (periodicals) :

crops and markets 7

foreign crops and markets 13,

711, 862

Crosbv, Edith J., relief 478

Crosby, Raymond, relief 901, 1031, 1064

Crosbv, Stephen A., court case 349

Crosby Yacht Building & Storage Co.,

Inc 881, 907, 1031

Crosley, Raymond W., court case 159

Cross Citv, Fla., instrument approach

charts 345, 1024

Grosser, Robert (Representative from
Ohio) :
reports made by —

Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce Com 479, 1052

Crossett Western Co 1183

Crossley, Thomas L., court case 26

CrotalaVia, culture and utilization 1344

Crouse, Claude S., relief 474, 907, 1031

Crow Indians, bills concerning 1162

Crow project :

adjustments —

hearings 1162, 1253

law 873

reports 619, 746

leasing farm lauds on Big Horn

unit 619, 747, 873

Crow quadrangle, Oreg 72

Crow reservation :

bills concerning 1253

leasing of lands 619

Crowley, Harold G. :

air recklessness 1150

low-slow Hying 1352

that 500-foot regulation 1150

whv commit hara-kiri V 866

Crowlev", R. H.. court case 948

Crucibles, specifications 300, 816, 968

Crucifers, differentiation of viruses 145

Crude oil, xce Petroleum.

Crude Oil Corporation of America 833

<^ruiser stick, siieciflcation 967

Crummer, Roy E., court case 405

Crvolite, preprints from minerals year-
book 178. 1083

Cryptostegia, morphology and anat-
omy

Crvstal Ballroom

Crystal Falls, Mich. :

geology of iron-bearing district

topographic map of quadrangle —

Crvstal Lake quadrangle. Fla

CrVstal-units, specification

Cunrenta mercury district 1.S65

Cuba :

chart ooo

economic conditions in 1945 1353

1145

82

1172
935
273
198

Page
Cuba Continued

economic controls and commercial

policy 832

livestock and meat industries 1018

universities 970

Cubes and weights, quartermaster

items 330

Cucurbits, mycosphaerella black rot 12

Cudahy Packing Co 281, 647

Culbert, Jane F., counselling young

workers , 409

Cullen, Herbert L. :

detinners' recovery of tin declines- 792

secondary aluminum in 1945 937

secondary antimony in 1945 1270

secondary copper and brass in

1945 1270

secondary lead in 1945 937

secondary magnesium in 1945 L- 937

secondary metals, uonferrous 1269

secondary nickel in 1945 937

secondary tin in 1945 937

secondary zinc in 1945 1175

Culligan, Charles J., court case 1277

Culpepper, C. W., Kieffer pears for use

as food 1345

Cultural and Scientific Cooperation,
Interdepartmental Com-
mittee on, see Interde-
jiartmental Committee on
Scientific and Cultural
Cooperation.
(Culture :

American republics, cultural cen-
ters

foreign policy, cultural phases

i-nter-Amerieau cultural events

knowl-

683
528
201,
818

interchange of persons,
edge, etc. —

hearings 1052

reports 41, 759, 918

.see also names of certain South
American countries, etc.
Cumberland River :

bridge 1037. 1053, 1068

improvement 758

Cumberland River Sand Co., Inc 1182

Cummings, Joseph, exploration of
Packard fluorspar prop-

ertv 791

Cummings, Ruth L., relief 356, 907, 1112

Cummings, Walter J., trustee, trailer

frames 1375

Cummins, A. J., court case 685

Cummins, Sam D., sulfonamides in

shigellosis 388

Cummins. Yancey L.. court case 685

Cunningham. Paul (Representative
from Iowa) :

bill introduced by 894

Cups :

dissolving, specification 1211

grease, specification 421

paper, general schedule 837

Cureall quadrangle, Mo 1082

Curley. James M.. court case 948

Curly top, Argentine, of sugar beet 577

Currants, white-pine blister rust 1344

Currency, Kce INloney — Paper money.
Currency, Comptroller of, see Comp-
troller of Currency.

Currency paper, wearing quality 868

Current export bulletin 238. 348.

466. 587. 7.30, 868. 1250
Current fishery statistics, see Fish and

fisheries.
Current information in Treasury Dept.

Library 1125

Currents, see Ocean currents.
Curriculum, ndiustments for gifted

children 778

see also Naval Academy, Annapo-
lis.

Currier. Catherine B., court case 1426

Currier. Clinrles B.. court case 1426

Curry, Annie, relief , 38

January-December

1501

Page

Curry, Franc M., court case 948

Curry, Hershel D., relief of guardian- 356,

488, 734

Curry, James, relief 38

Curry, Nolan V., relief 356

Curtis, Carl T. (Representative from
Nebr.) :
report made by —

Ways and Means Com 761, 1000

Curtis, Port, chart 197

Curtiss, Leon P., solid angle for meas-
urement of beta rays 1353

Curtiss-Wright Corporation, inspec-
tion of Buffalo plants 263

Cushions :

boat-seat, specification 199

carpet and rug, specification 214

crutch, specification 1126

Cushman, Arthur D., collection and

preservation of insects- 1017
Cushman, Joseph A. :

Foraminifera from St. Croix, V. I_ 1265

Upper Cretaceous Foraminifera 1171

Cushman. Lewis A., jr., court case 81

Cussewago sandstone in Ohio and

Pennsylvania 933

Custer, Mont., instrument approach

charts, etc 22, 726

Custer Battlefield National Cemetery- 263,

368, 469
Custer Battlefield National Monument- 263.

368. 409

Custer County, Mont., land grant 1041,

1059, 1076

Custom Maid Brassiere Co 405

Customs, see Tariff.
Customs and Patent Appeals, Court of,
see Court of Customs and
Patent Appeals.
Customs Bureau— 430. 557, 995, 1125, 1319
customs manual, substitute pages- 1319

Customs Court 173, 626, 1259

cases adjudged (Customs Court

reports) 173, 626, 1259

cases adjudged (in Treasury deci-
sions) 127, 830

Customs districts, code classification- 153
Cut Bank, Mont., instrument approach

charts 23, 1025

Cutch Factory Anchorage, chart 670

Cutler, Nathan P., jr., court case of

exr 319

Cutler, Oscar, court case 1192, 1409

Cutting oil, specification 300

Cutworm control in corn and other

cereal crops 1145

Cuyler Harbor, chart 157

Cuzco archeology 982

CWSO, see Community War Services
Office.

Cyanide compound, specification 816

Cyclones, see Storms.
Cylinders :

air movements in. study 93

buckling stress, effect of internal

pressure 1295

carburetor air temperature effect- 1391

circular, subsonic flow past 93

continuous knock effect on endur-
ance 1391

cooling —

by shield in exhaust passage. 1390
cylinders of nonuniform fin-
width 1390

problem 290

tests of Pratt & Whitney R-

2800-21 1393

with bonded copper fins ].''i05

correlation of cooling data 93

cylinder-p r e s s u r e-indicator

diagrams 92

design of fins 290

ducted head baffles to reduce cylin-
der temperatures 1291

finned aluminum muffs construc-
tion 1390

high temperature effect on knock-
ing tendency 1391

743176 — 47 5

Page

Cylinders — Continued

increased cooling surface effect on

performance 1391

induction of water to inlet air

means of cooling 1391

internal cooling requirements 1391

isotropic and orthotropic, stabil-
ity 93

knock-limited performance of N-
methylaniline and xyli-

dine blends 1391

lifting force on, effect of com-

_ pressibility ii03

lubrication, visual studies 1391

monocoque, inward bulge buck-
ling -93, 290

monocoque, stresses and instabil-

. ity 958

mounting cylinder blocks on CUE

crankcases 1391

porous chrome-plated cylinder bar-

. . rels 1290

positive-replica technique for ex-
amining 1391

pressure loss at altitude 809

semielliptical, strength 93

sound-absorbent 1028

stiffened circular, tests 93

temperature of charge in passage

through inlet valve, etc_ 93
temperature, knock-limited power. 1407
temperatures for various condi-

•„*^°°^ 1390

thin-wall, strength 93

thin-wall, tests 93

valve-guide boss, effect of increas-
ing size 1391

see also Engines.
Czaruecki, K. R. :

forward underslung cooling-air

ducts 1288

fuselage boundary layer on fighter

airplane 959

D

D. & H. Grocery 244, 488, 734

D. A. B. Recreational Resort, luc 648,

_ . 1377

D. A. R., see National Society of
Daughters of American
Revolution.

Dabei, charts 965

Dacharry, Andre J., relief 474,

612, 1031, 1046

Dade-Commonwealth Title Co 555

Dade County, Fla., beach erosion study. 1005
Daft, Floyd S., anemia and granu-
locytopenia 388

Daggett, Calif., instrument approach

chart 1246

Dairy and Poultry Market News Divi-
sion 1147

Dairy cattle, see Cattle.

r)airy cows, see Cows.

Dairy farming, see Dairying.

Dairy herd-improvement association

letter 10, 709

Dairy industry, see Dairying.

Dairy Industry Bureau 10,

148, 338. 575, 709, 860, 1145

estimate 975

report, 1945 339

Dairy products, manufactured, produc-
tion, 1944 573, 1016

see also names of products.
Dairying :

Connecticut, pasture-hay founda-
tion 234

dairy industry in United States-- 339
dairy production program, instruc-
tions 461

dairy situation, monthly 8, 706

dairy situation, report 371

8 point program 12

Moor plans for small co-op plants. 340

luarkot statistics, 1945 1147

miscellaneous statistics 574

1502

Index, 1946

Fage
Dairying — Continued

publications, price list IIG'J

statistics 12ol

Dall).v Motor Freight Lines, Inc 402

Dale Mabry Field, instrument approach

chart 1025

Dall, William H., bibliography, etc— 310

Dall sheep, see Sheep.

Dallas, Thomas, preignition indicator

for aircraft engines 139-1

Dallas. Tex. :

aeronautical chart 722, 1153

aircraft accident 1022

airport obstruction plan 807

linances TIT

instrument approach charts- 1024, 1240
rental housing income and ex-
penses 827

Dallas & Fort Worth Motor Freight

Lines, Inc : 644

Dallas City Packing Co 548

The Dalles, Oreg., instrument approach

chart 728

Dalmah Jezirat, chart 538

Dalton, William A., relief 115y

Damages, see Claims.

Damico, Sam, relief 244, 488, 73'!

Damping :

characteristics of dash-pots 93

in roll, lifting-surface-theory val-
ues 1401

in yaw and pitch, data ; 810

in yaw, effect on stability and con-
trol 1104

Dampness in basements and ground

floors 348

Dams :

construction for highway bridges-
hearings 755-

law 1031

reports 758. 92;h

correction for July monthly index. 85C

of United States, data 850

see also names of dams.

Dana, Charles A., court case 555

Danbury, Charles E., motor carrier de-
cision 109(1

Dance, Christopher C, relief 169, 341i

Dance of Death, reproduction from

Rosenwald collection 528

Dandelion, Russian, latex-tube areas

of roots, etc 114S

Dane, C. H.. Eocene, Paleocene, etc.,

formations 1172

Daniel Field, instrument approach

chart 345, 102.''

Daniels, Ephriam, relief 50, 161

Daniels, Everett J., pressure distribu-
tion for turrets on wing_ 129o

Danielson quadrangle. Conn 934

Danish language :

guide to spoken language 84."?

phrase book 1130

Danjo Gunto, chart 535

Dannelly Field, instrument approach

chart 156, 1024

Danvers Shoe Co., Inc 356, 375, 469

Danville, Va., instrument approach

chart 1025

Danville Junction, 111., railroad acci-
dent 278

Darley, John G., interview in counsel-
ing, outline 65S

Darling & Co 404, 1182, 1309

Darlow, A. E., nutritive value of cot-
tonseed meal, etc 1341

Darrow, George M., currants and goose

berries 134-1

Darwin, Raymond F., accident investi-
gation 20

Dashoen, southern root crop for home

use, etc 12.^5

Dashiell, Alice T., trends In day care 1:502

Dashpots, damping characteristics 93

Dates (fruit) :

growth and ripening 45S

leaf elongation and fruit growth- 577
water deficit In palm 577

Fage
Daubendick, E. H , contract settlement- 1333
l>;iuer, C C, incidence of poliomyelitis- 1202
Daughters of American Revolution, see
National Society of
Daughters of American
Revolution.
Daughton, Ralph H. (Representative
from Va.) :

bill introduced by 605

report made by —

War Claims Com 901

Daum, Fred L. :

measuring static pressure on

wing 1294-95

profiile drag of wing 1296

Davenport, Malcolm C, court case 319

Davenport, Sara J., Mines Bur. publica-
tions on health, etc 1175

David, Lily M. :

machine tool accessories, wage

relationships 956

machine tool accessories, wage

structure 527, 1187

machinery industries, wage struc-
ture 411, 955

metalwork oflice workers, wage

structure 1384

David W. Taylor Model Basin 310, 311

Davidson, Augusta R., court case of

exr 1095

Davidson, Dave, outlook and Agricul-
ture Dept. programs 1232

Davidson, R. Mowbray, motor carrier

decision 644

Davidson, Roy M., relief 907. 1031, 1050

Davies, D. W. v. Railway Express

Agency 281

Davis, Burnet M. :

nursing school health practices,

etc 175

physician time per patient 64

Davis, David E., typhus complement-
fixing antibodies in

human serums 1262

Davis, Don A., court ca.se 283

Davis, Dorland J., tests for American

trypanosomiasis 1262

Davis, Frances P., Plasmodium gallina-

ceum infection 1262

Davis, Hubert W. :

cobalt 394, 936

fluorspar 635

fluorspar and cryolite 178, 1083

nickel 792, 1175

platinum and allied metals 792, 1271

tungsten 179, 937, 1175

Davis, J. D. :

blending properties of coals 790

carbonizintr properties of coal 936

Davis, Jack, court case 283, 989

Davis, Joel Baily, Inc 977

Davis, Kennetli R.. establisliing, etc.,
heating, etc., contracting

business 1155

Davis, Minerva C, relief of estate 244

Davis, Monnett B., reinstating 425

Davis, Paul H., exr., court case 833

Davis, Philip, dynamic load on vertical

tail 960

Davis, R. E. :

digestibility of pea and liraa-bean

vines fed to sheep 1342

distillers' solubles in mixed feeds- 575

Davis, Rastus L., relief 51, 161

Davis, W. B., & Son, Inc 212

Davis Dam, specifications 76, 180, 276,

397, 514, 639, 640, 795,
941, 1087, 1176, 1273, 1369

Dawes, E. A., court case 1377

Dawson. John R. :

design parameters of planing-tail

hulls 810, 1103

load at which spray enters pro-
pellers 810

tank tests of flying boat 99

tank tests of planing-tail seaplane

hulls 1296

Dawson, Pa., railroad accident 642

January-December

1503

Page

Day, Benjamin C, relief 360, 491, 591

Day & Zimmerman, Inc 1185

Day care of children :

family care, bibliography 1099

family care, what it means for

parent 86

in D. C, nursery schools, etc 600,

875, 1038, 1050

migrants' children need care 804

nursery school education of today_ 1382

trends 1362

what mothers think about it 409

Dayton, Ohio :

instrument approach charts__ 585, 1024

milk handling, order 1346

Daytona Beach. Fla., instrument ap-
proach chart 1024

DDT:

and derivatives, physical proper-
ties 929

apple spraying recommendations,

etc 457

control of — •

Anopheles quadrimaculatus_ 1261

bedbug 339

coddling moth 576

fleas 231

flies on cattle, etc 148

forest insects 457

household insects affecting

health 628

insects affecting tomatoes 1017

insects attacking guayule 148

Japanese beetle 576

Lygus and alfalfa weevil 1017

Mexican fruitfly 1145

mosquitoes in rice fields 64

roaches 1145

truck crop, etc., insects 709

digest of literature 709

effect on —

aquatic insects 1145

aquatic organisms 269

fish and wildlife 631

sweetpotato weevil 709

excretion in man 779

experiments on insects, summnry_ 11

for armed forces 1145

house spray application 269

house spray for malaria control-- 388

how about DDT? 11

investigations at Henry R. Carter

Memorial Laboratory 269

kill that flea ! help prevent

typhus 270

mosquito insecticide 269

potatoes, suggestions concerning

DDT dusts 709

publications, list 11

recommended uses 1016

residual treatments, cage for test-
ing 1017

solvent, insecticide-ingredient 1110

spraying from aircraft 693

sprays as mosquito larvicides 269

sprays for mosquitoes in dwell-
ings 269

toxicity to Anopheles quadrimacu-

latuR 269

yellow fever mosquito control 502

The dead :

Army regulations —

deceased 325. 999, 1214

preparation, etc., of remains- l.'^l.

998

transportation of remains 325

evacuation and return of re-
mains— •

hearings 166

law 7.37

report 380

repatriation of remains, estimate- 678
see also Burials.

Dead Lake quadrangle. Pla 71

Deaf, see Hard of hearing.

Page
De Alba, Jorge, alimentaci6n del

ganado 301

Dean, John N., court case 588

Dean, R. S. :

boron in iron and steel 1365

metallurgical research program 1174

De Armas, Eugene, court case 1258

Death :

Army regulations, settlement of

arrears of pay 601

cerebrospinal meningitis 929

childhood mortality from acci-
dents 190

coal-mine fatalities, monthly 73, 790

compensation, etc., branch office

procedures 1127

current mortality analysis 718

infant mortality —

in 1942, graphic presenta-
tion 287

in relation to maternal

health 954

ten vears of progress in re-
ducing 287

maternal, ten years of progress in

reducing 287

motor vehicle accidents, quarterly

summary 17

Negro mortality from all causes__ 929

statistics. 1944 1240. 1350

syphilis mortality in Negro 781

syphilis mortality trends 781

tuberculosis, nonwhite young

adults 781

weekly mortality index 19, 718

see also Vital statistics.
Death penalty, see Capital punishment.

Denver, Richard W.. court case 626, 647

DeBell. George W.. court case 159

Debenham Islands, chart 1412

I>ebentures, housing insurance fund__ 127
I)el)ts:

borrowing, extract from Treasury

Dept 1125

decrease limit of U. S. debt 618.

761, 874

farmer and national debt 1320

governmental debt in U. S.,

1945 236, 342

obligations of foreign Govern-
ments 1125

State, in 1945 18

see\ also Finance.

DeCamp. Ernest, court case 1376

l>eCamp. Laura V.. court case 1376

I»e Carbonel. William L. :
date of commission —

correction for July index 356

hearings 895, 1075

law 870

letter from Navy Dept 251

reports 755, 774

DeCarlo, J. A. :

byproduct and beehive coke 1175

coke and byproducts in 1945 1270

coke and byproducts, preprint

from minerals yearbook- 1365
production of coke, etc., from coal-
gas 792

DeCastro, Joseph F., court case of

exr 405. 1183

Decatur. Nebr.. bridge 363, 469

Decatur Cartage Co.. Inc 1179

Decatur County. Ind., relief-- 474. 907, 1037

Tiecay in trees, list 579

Deceased, see The dead. -'

Decisions :

Agriculture Department 7, 705

Civil Aeronautics Board 20

Court of Claims 624, 776, 1258

194.3-46, index digest 925

1943-46. title page and table

of cases 925

Court of Customs and Patent

Appeals— 127. 267, 836. 1259

1504

Index, 1946

Page
Decisions — Continued

courts, boards, etc., price list 504

Customs Court 127.

17.3, 026. 836, 1259

Federal Triido Commission 0.30

General AcoountlnK Office —

.Tul.v 1. l')44-.Tnne 30, 194.')__ .'504

Army regulations 601, 1431

index-digest 630. 7S3

monthly 67, 78.'!

Geographical Names Board 6S,

272, 786
Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion—

finance 278.

401, 642, 1089, 1179, 1372

motor carrier 278. 402, 643,

800. 044. 1090. 1179, 1372
motor carrier (bound re-
ports) 1274

motor carrier (finance)__ 279, 402.
643. 800, 1091, 1179. 137.'!

traffic 279.

403. 517. 644. 800, 944.
1092. 1181, 1275. 1373

traffic (bound reports) 400, lOSS

water carrier 281, 404

.517, 045, 1093. 1182, 137.")

National Labor Relations Board 106.

414. 531, 812. 1298. 1410

index to v. 48 961

National Railroad Adjustment

Bd., awards 107. 531.

1107. 1192. 1209, 1411

Patent Office 26. 731, 869, 1334

Securities and Exchange • Com-
mission 828, 1204

tables 1421

Supreme Court —

1944, Oct. term (official re-
ports) 124, 211

1944. Oct. term (United
States reports) 554.

685, 1425

1945, Oct. term (official re-
ports) 832, 990.

1122. 1208. 1316. 1425
1945, Oct. term (separates) _ 124.
210. 314-315, 433-434.
554, 684-685, 988-090,
1425.

1945. Oct. term (United
States reports) 1425

1946. Oct. term (separates)- 1425
Court of Claims cases 624.

776. 1258

Tax Court reports 125, 435, 833

Treasury 127, 836, 904

Veterans Administration 131,

215. 438. 559, 840, 907,
1321, 1430.
see also .Judgments — Opinions —
alxn special subiect.

Declf-covering, specifications 541, 968

Declf officers, see Merchant marine.

Declcing. ship, seasoning, etc 580

Decontamination, teclinical manual__ 1218
Decorating contracting business, es-
tablishing, etc 132, 348

Decorations of honor :

acts performed during present

war 365

Army regulations 216, 325, 999

merchant marine awards 303, 430

retired officers or employees 553

time limit for award 58

see also Badges — Medals — also
names of decorations —
also names of persons to
whom decorations are
presented.
DeCoursey, .7. D., pyrethrum extracts

on beet leafhopper 57."

Dedication Day. designating Nov. 19.

1946-__ 892. 1037, 1073, 1307
Deen, 0, T., effect of DDT on sweet-
potato weevil ...„_ , 709

Page

Deer, .John \f., court case 1309

Deer Creelt division, see Provo River

project.
Deering Native Village :

charter 789

constitution and by-laws 1173

Defense :

em guarda para a defesa das

Americas 117, 825

same (in French) 117

same (in Spanish) 117,825

investigation of defense (or war)
program, see, in main al-
phabet. World War,
1939-45.
Defense aid, see Lend-lease operations.
Defense Department, see Common De-
fense Department.
Defense Transportation Office :

budget, 1947 822

estimates, etc 116, 304, 676

functions and duties 674

transportation of Government em-
ployees, transfer func-
tions to heads of depart-
ments 250. 263, 469

Defense zinc property, exploration 1367

Defensive sea areas, see names of areas.
Deferment of Government Employees,
Review Committee on, see
Review Committee on De-
ferment of Government
Employees.
Deficiency appropriations and esti-
rnates, see Appropria-
tions— also special sub-
ject, or name of depart-
ment, etc., submitting
estimate.
Deflation :

double trouble, what to do 679

Latin America, wartime and post-
war 818

same (in Snanish) 818

Deflection, see also Buckling.
Deflectors on wine with full-span split,

etc.. flaps 104

Deelet Noor Antes, see Dates ffruit).
DeGolyer. Willard. Sullivan County.

N. Y.. soil survev !_ 1235

Dehydrated food, d e t e r i o r a t iv e

changes 221

see also name of food.
Deignan, H. G.. new leafbirds from

Siam 981

Deitz, Victor R., hvsteresis in physi-
cal adsorption " 239

DeKorse, .Tacob, court case 1183

De Lacy, Hugh (Representative from
Wash.) :

bill introduced by 252

report made by— ^

Naval Affairs Com 606

DeLancey. Ralph W.. court case 1156

Delaney, John J. f Representative from
N. T.) :
reports made by —

Rules Com 255

484, 608, 760, 899-90()
Delano, James B. :

drag of windshields 293

pressure distribution on fuselage. 96
Delaware :

additional judge 379. 876. 892, 1041

conservation practices, handbook. 16

court case 521, 1282

distribution of Pennsvlvania an-'

thracite 394. 509

finances 1350

fruit growers, relief I 358

mail routes, schedules 301

819, 1111, 1416

post route map 113

war casualties 531

World War II honor list 1330

Pelaware & Hudson R. R., accident.,, 181

January-December

1505

Page

Delaware Bay, coast pilot 155

Delaware Breakwater, ciiart lU2o

Delaware Highway Deparlment :

bridge across Delaware Kiver —

hearings IOCS

law 1U38

reports 747, 913

Delaware, Lackawanna &, Western

R. R. accident 78

Delaware River :
bridge —

hearings 1068

law -- 1038

reports 747, 913

engineer reports 1134

Delays, Army regulations 210,

560, 1214, 1322, 1431

Delgado, Irma M., relief 33, 258, 340

Delago, Lucy, relief 35, 258, 349

DeLoUis, Nicholas J., sodium chloride

effect on boric acid, etc — 1027

Delone, Helen S., court case 991

Delousing, methyl bromide as agent 576

Delp, Frank S. court case 319

Del Rio, Tex., aeronautical chart 722

bridge 891, 914, 1044

Delta Air Corp., emergency board 1077

Del Turco, Rosello R., Sperry gyro in

turning 1190

DeLuca, Frank, charging efficiency of

engines 94

Del Valle, Fundador Nieves, relief 356,

612, 734

Demand and price situation 8, 706

Demarest, David F. :

Berea and Murrysville sands 633

Berea sand of northern Ohio 70

Demer, L. J., ovalization of tubes 103

DeMeritt, Harold S. :

bicycles, Japanese trade study 316

electrical equipment, Japanese

trade study 316

textile machinery, Japanese trade- 318
D'Emilio, Francesco, relief- 881, 1031, 1064
Demobilization :

armed forces 170, 171, 264. 380

materiel and personnel 1255

of Army 365

progress of plant disposal 380

Demolitions, field manual 842

Demurrage :

McFarland, L. D., Co 280

Southern California Minerals Co- 403

Denbigh, Basil K., admr., court case 1209

Denbigh, John H., court case of admr- 1209

Denfeld, Louis E., statement 59

Den Hartog, Edith E. :

secondary antimony in 1945 1270

secondary lead in 1945 937

secondary tin in 1945 937

Denison, George A., blood testing and

treatment program 929

Denmark, air transport services agree-
ment 1313

Denney, Maude C, relief 38, 491, 591

Dennis, Samuel J., standards for meas-
uring housing needs 904

Dennis, William B., fluorspar deposits,

exploration 937

Dennison Manufacturing Co 270

Denny, Francis P., exr., court case 555

Denny, William B., court case 184

Dental apparatus and supplies :

Ships Bur. manual, dental appli-
ances 1414

simplified practice, excavating

burs 1353

specifications —

abrasive disks 1126

abrasive paste 129

absorbent rolls 437

anvils - 214

cavity lining and thinner 996

copper bands and sheets 1211

garnet paper cones 214. n.TS

lubricating compound 214

pulp-canai broaches 214

Page

Dental apparatus and supplies — Con.
specifications — Continued

pulp-canal files 1211

red copper cement 689

rubber plaster bowls 322

steel bands and strips 996

see also name of special apparatus
or supply.

Dental attendance, Army regulation 1322

Dental care :

Army regulations, reports, returns,

and records 216, 1213

children, conference report 86

Navy, more efficient care for per-
sonnel 44, 47, 162

Dental caries, in relocated children 502

Dental clinics, children's, time per serv-
ice 1361

Dental Corps, Army :

graduate education for officers 999

regulation 1213

Dental Division, Navy, more efficient

care of Navy personnel- 44,
47, 162

Dental research, providing for 617

Dentistry :

dentists' assistants, outlook for

women 412

women dentists, outlook in occu-
pation 193

Denver, Colo. :

aeronautical chart 584

aircraft accident 1021

apartment house rent control 1117

finances 583

instrument approach charts 345,

726, 1246
Denver & Rio Grande Western R. R. :

court case 989, 1425

emergency board 972

rates on kapok 517

Denver & Salt Lake Ry., accident 401

Denver & Salt Lake Western R. R.,

court case 989, 1425

Denver Federal Center, specification _ 1176

Deodorant, specification 1415

Department stores, see Stores.
Departmental Committee on Cultural
and Scientific Coopera-
tion 682

Departments of Government of United
States, see Government
offices.

Depauw quadrangle, Ind 1082

Dependable Motors 1309

Dependable Packing & Provision Co_ 319
Dependents :

accrued amounts payable 1127

allowances for, regulations 216,

438, 841, 1128

rental deductions, regulations 691,

1213
transportation, payment —

hearing 45, 252, 264. 498

laws 241, 592

reports 59, 167, 382

transportation, regulations 132,

216,438, 1431
travel of family on change of sta-
tion 390

Deportation problems, study, hearings- 164,

247, 746
Deposit Insurance Corporation, see
Federal Deposit Insur-
ance Corporation.
Deposits, see Soldiers' deposits.
Depreciation, roadway properties, stud-
ies 517

Depth-perception apparatus, specifica-
tion 214

Derelicts, north Pacific Ocean 814

Dermen, Haig, colchicine in plant

breeding 458

Derryberry, Mayhew, health education
in public health pro-
gram 269

Descalabrado, Rio, quadrangle, map — 509

1506

Index, 1946

Page

Deschutes County, Oreg., lands 30

Deschutes National Forest 1417

Deschutes National Park 1201

Deschutes project, specifications 276.

795, 941
Descriptive CatalopinK, Advisory Com-
mittee on, see Advisory
Committee on Descriptive
Cataloging.

Desertion, Army regulations 439, 1129

Desiccant containers and storage cases.

specification 110

Designs :

agreement with Great Britain 988

oflicial gazette 26, 731

Desks, steel, specification 680

Des Moines, Iowa :

aerouautical chart 1153

instrument approach chart 22, 124G

Des Moines River, bridges 494, 747, 873.

913, 1038
Desmon, Leland G., exhaust blowdown

turbine 1407

Desmond. James P., relief 265, 356, 461>

Dessez, Lester A., relief 882, 90S

Detail Branch, Marine Corps 41f>

Deterding, Florence H., court case 1277

Detergents :

dishwashing, performance test 1166

setiuestration of calcium, etc 1078

specifications 214, 1211

Standards Bur. publications, etc_ 868
Deters, Owen J., jet-boundary, etc., for

partial-span models 959

Detonation, effect of fuel-air ratio. etc_ 93

Detour, Ohio, railroad accident 1371

Detroit, Mich. :

aeronautical chart 156, 1153

employment patterns of Mexicans- 192

fare increase 428

finances 341

instrument approach chart 1024

Detroit Bankers Co 1277

Detroit River :

American Channel portion, engi-
neer report 1328

chart 137

Detroit Steel Casting Co., acid-steel

tests 178

Detroit Trust Co 990, 1317

Detweiler Bros., Inc 1287

Detwiler, S. B., currants and goose-
berries 1344

Development and Reconstruction, In-
ternational Bank for,
see International Bank
for Reconstruction and
Development.
Devices :

insecticide, etc., poison, market-
ing—

hearings 595

report 472

Devils Lake Reservation, jurisdiction

over offenses 378, 601, 737

D'Ewart, Wesley A. (Representative
from Mont.) :
report made by — -

Public Lands Com 368, 1059

Deweese, Minnie, relief 51, 161

Deweese, Neal, relief 51, 161

Deweese, Raymond, relief 51, 161

DeWitt, Wallace, jr. :

Berea, etc., sandstones in Ohio and

Pa 933

Berea sand of northern Ohio 70

D'Heur, Allard, exr., court case 650

Dhu, Gaylon. relief 596, 908, 1031

Diagnosis recording 441

Diagonal-tension field investigations 94

Diagrams, navigation problems 814

Diaguita Indians:

of Argentina 981.'

of Chile 982

Diamanus montanus. see Fleas.
Diamond, Pauline T., activity coef-
ficients of p-phenosulfon-
ate buffers 1354

Page

Diamond, Raleigh B., relief 742

Diamond Alkali Co 428

Diamond powder, size grading 1156

Diaphragms, corrugated metal, limit-
ing useful deflections 94

Diarrhea, studies of acute diarrheal

diseases 388, 1166

Dias, Obaldino F., relief of estate 474,

612, 734

Diasone, treatment of leprosy 1361

Diaz Rodriguez, Justo, Tabio, study in
rural social organiza-
tion 232

Dibble General Hospital, lands 58, 162

DiBenedetto, John, court case 1277

Dicalcium silicate, added materials,

effect 588

Dichlorodifluoromethane, extinction of
propane and butane

fiames 936

Dick, A. B., Co 1281

Dicke, F. F., damage by corn ear-
worms 11

Dicken, Elizabeth M., court case 990

Dicken, Mary J., court case 647, 990

Dickinson, E. F. Sherwood, court case- 1095

Dickinson, William M., court case 553,

647, 1377
Dickinson, N. Dak., instrument ap-
proach chart 726

Dickson, Allan D., substance in corn-
stalks that retards
growth of Diplodia zeae_ 12
Dickson, George, physical properties

of mica 159

Dickstein, Samuel (Representative
from N. Y.) :
reports made by- — ■

Claims Com 37, 39

Immigration and Naturaliza-
tion Com 41

Postwar Immigration and
Naturalization, Select
Committee to Investigate
and Study Laws and

Problems Relating to 46

Dictionaries :

Aleut and English 177

occupational titles 430

Spanish 327

Die castings, zinc-base alloy 1320

Diehl, Walter S.. design of flying boat

hulls 96

Dieke, Sally H., rodenticides 1078

Diers, C. L., contract decision 698

Diesel engines, see Engines.

Diesel locomotives, see Locomotives.

Dietitians, payment for leave 880, 1038

Dietrich, Adam, motor carrier decision. 1180
Dietrich, Joseph R., rubber conductors

for ignition cables 1389

Dietz, A. G. H., curing resin-wood

combinations 103

Differential equations, coeflicients for

integrating 467

Diffusers (aircraft) :

low-pressure boundary layer con-
trol 1290

Digests, see Index-digests — also special
subject.

Diggers, clay, specification 1414

Dihedral :

effect on stability, etc 1103, 1294

effective, minimize reduction 1391

moderately high effective, tests of

2 airplanes 1404

Di Ina, Anthony, relief 478

Dikmans, Gerard, parasites, etc., of

sheep 1343

Dilbert posters 962

Dill, Richard S. :

condensation in wall specimens 1156

dampness in basements and ground

floors 348

Diller, M. F., relief 35

Dillinger, Leonard, court case 550

Dillon, Constance, maternity homes for

unmarried mothers 804

January-December

1507

Page
Dillon, Mont., Instrument approach

chart 345, 1246

Dimercaptopropanol, arsenic poisoning

treatment 1166

Dingeldein, Richard C. :

maximum lift coefficients, etc., of

airplanes 1292

static-thrust tests of rotor-blade

designs 1292

Dingman, Daniel B., court case 1277

Dining-car Employees' Union, Local

No. 351 404

Dinner Key, acquisition 366, 481

Dinosaurs, from Lance formation 1205

Dinson, Candilaria, relief 474, 734, 764

Dinson, Laura, relief of guardian 474,

734, 764

Dinson, Severo A., relief 474, 734, 764

Dinson, Teresita, relief of guardian 474,

734, 764

Dinwiddie, Gertrude, court case 210

Diphtheria :

immunization 628

incidence and trends 779

Diplodia zeae, growth, substance that

retards 12

Diploid corn, see Corn.

Diplomatic list 123, 831

Diplomatic service, see Foreign serv-
ice

Direct Realty Co 428, 678

Director of Liquidation, see Office of
Director of Liquidation.
Directories :

agricultural periodicals, etc., in

Latin America 200

Animal Industry Bureau 1343

biographical directory of Amer.

Congress 1058

commodities and services 548,

678, 825, 977, 1202, 1309

congressional, 79th Cong. 2d sess 240.

1157

decontrolled commodities 1419

educational 269, 627, 1361

Forest Service 1146

German radar equipment 1001

health authorities 1261

housing and planning agencies 818

Interior Department 391

labor unions 192

Meat Inspection Division 15, 1237

Price Administration Offlce__ 306, 1309
State, etc., industrial hygiene

personnel 1078

telephone —

Interior Department 1265

Public Buildings Administra-
tion 1169

War Department 135,

218, 328, 562, 694, 844,
1002, 1218, 1327.
U. S. register of merit sires and

dams 457

unions and research directors 1384

venereal disease clinics 1079

see also Registers.
Dirks, Frederick C, private capital

requirements 1361

Disability, see Sickness.
Disabled, see Civil service pensions —
Foreign service — Handi-
capped— Sickness — Vet-
erans.
Disabled American Veterans :

report 878

tax exemption 495, 600, 737

Disbursements :

administrative procedure 1428

requisition for disbursing funds-- 1364
Disbursing officers :

Army regulations —

bonds of account;il)le officers. 559
disbursing officers and pub-
lic funds 131, 559, 1213

special agents 998

checks. Treasury Dept., circular 836

symbols assigned : 994

Page
Disbursing officers — Continued

technical manual, agent finance

officers 327, 561

Disbursing stations, technical manual- 442,

562
Discharge :

Army regulations 217, 325,

439, 692, 999, 1214, 1322

Army, war effort investigation 250

Coast Guard, boards to review 917,

1037, 1060
Navy, delay rel. to medical per-
sonnel 264

Navy, 12 months or more of serv-
ice at sea 251

technical manual 1001

Disciplinary barracks, vocational train-
ing program 694

Discipline, see Military discipline.
Discontinued publications, note list-
ing 5, 454, 857,

1014, 1141, 1228, 1340
Discounts :

Federal reserve member banks 778

reports. Farm Credit Administra-
tion 459, 1345

Discrimination in employment :

Erohibit, hearings 255
tate legislation 192

see also Women.

Discussion groups, G I round-table 132,

133, 439, 440, 560, 561,
692
Diseases :

industrial 955

loss of pay during absence due to_ 1128

nomenclature and diagnosis 441

publications, price list 932

suggestion as cause 656

see also Contagious and infecti-
ous diseases — Sickness — ■
also names and classes of
diseases.
Diseases of animals, see names of dis-
eases, or animals affected.
Diseases of plants :

control in home orchards 710

experiment station progress. 1945- 710
forest pathology special release-- 577

plant disease reporter 12, 711

index to v. 28 1146

supplements 1017

supplements, indexes- 12. 711, 8R1

vegetable gardener's handbook 709

see also names of diseases, or
plants affected.

Diseases of poultry, investigations 1342

Dish-baskets, specification 969

Disher, John H., cooling correlation of

engine 1189

Dishong. Sam, relief 474, 612, 734

Dishwashing compound, specification — 671
Dishwashing detergents, rating per-
formance 1166

Dishwashing machines, spooificntions_ 969
Disinfection, see names of disinfec-
tants.
Diskin. Simon H. :

shear strength of skin-stiffoner

panels 1401

strain measurements, etc., of box

beam 1290

Disks :

abrasive-coated, specification 1304

abrasive, dental 1126

Dispensers :

aerosol insecticide, specification 541

paper drinking cups 837

Disposal of Federal Property for Edu-
cational Purposes, Inter-
agency Committee on. see
Interagency Committee
on Disposal of Federal
Property for Educational
Purposes.
Dissociation constants :

of o-phthalic acid, etc 4R7

of p-hydroxybenzolc acid, etc 467

1508

Index, 1946

Page
Distillers' solubles, concentrated, as
replacement for ttiolas-
ses 575

Distilling columns, laboratory 1251

Distinguished leaders in Western Hem-
isphere, exchange 128

Distribution (economics) :

cost analysis. Commerce Dept.

studies 158, 237

cost analysis, management tool 237

methods and costs 65, 11C8, 1363

Distribution Cost Unit 108

Distribution Division, Foreign and Do-
mestic Commerce Bur 587

District attorneys, assistant U. S. at-
torneys, appointment 620

District Court of United States for Dis-
trict of Columbia : >

building 254

estimates 427, 54G

see also names of parties to suits.
District Courts :
in —

Connecticut 57, 162

01<lahoma 210

Washington State 57, 162

judgments rendered, lists 126,

435, 556, 688, 994
jurisdiction in tort claims —

minority views 43, 248

reports 43, 248, 759

officers and employees 43, 620, 1046

rules of civil procedure, amend-
ments 1207

rules of civil procedure, prepara-
tion — : 547

rules of criminal procedure 433, 831

see also District Court of United
States for District of Co-
lumbia — Judges — also
names of parties to suits.
District judges, see Judges.

District News Co 1377

District of Columbia 384

626, 927, 1259
adoption procedure outside for

children horn in_ 599, 616, 873

aeronautical charts 345, 725

alley dwellings —

hearings 164

law 873

reports 617, 887

Apprenticeship Council, appoint 599,

737

apprenticeship, voluntary 599, 737

appropriations, 1946 —

estimates 546, 823

appropriations, 1947 —

estimates 822, 975

hearings 472, 905

law 1038

reports 472, 763, 875

bank holiday on Saturday 768,

887, 1038

barbiturates, manufacture, etc 495

blackout funds, use for veterans. 477.

495 737
Blair House, life and times In

Washington 433

Board of Education employees,

salaries 887, 1038

bridges across Potomac River 363,

890, 916, 1038. 1053
charitable associations, vote of

members, etc 745, 1038, 1070

climatological summary 732

clinics, study of venereal diseases- 389

commissioners, report, 1945 .384

communicable diseases in, control_ 744
1038, 1069
corporations in, quorum for busi-
ness transaction 30

Corrections Department, creating. 600.

768, 873
Cosmetology Board 586

Page

District of Columbia — Continued

Court of Appeals, ate, in main al-
phabet, United States
Court of Appeals for Dis-
trict of Columbia,
day care of children, establish svs-

tem 600, 875, 1038, 1050

distribution of Pennsylvania an-
thracite 394, 509

East Executive Avenue, reopening. 1201
educational associations, vote of

members, etc__ 745, 1038, 1070

emergency rent act, extend 30,

617, 873, 887
employees, increase compensa-
tion—

hearings 50

law 737

reports 473, 484, 593

employees, increased compensa-
tion appropriations 304,

472, 592

experiments on dogs, prohibit 888

Federal City Charter Commission,
incorporate —

hearing . 772

report 772

Federal reservations, arrests

within 923

fees of nur.ses 1038, 1069

finances, 1944 235

Fire Department, salaries of mem-
bers 745, 916, 1038

Fire Department, salaries of pilots

and marine engineers 40, 162

fiscal relations with U. S 763

flight charts 1245

gasoline pumps with decimal ma-
chinery 377, 469. 477

government, report, 1945 384

see also, above and below,
names of divisions, etc.,
of government.

hospital center, establishment 887,

1038
housing, rebuilding slums, etc_ 887, 1038

Jail, court case of supt 84

judiciary appropriation, estimate. 427

Jury Commission, reappointments. 768,

1038, 1050

Juvenile Court, report 927

mail routes, schedules 302.

673, 971, 1416

meteorological summary 27

milk, defining pasteurized 1038.

1050, 1069

milk handling, order 150, 1346

motor vehicles —

and trailers, fee for releas-
ing liens 30, 40

parking for persons in Fed.

offices 377

Municipal Court, judges 1051, 1069

Navajo Tribal Council delegation. 1268

official register 17

penal institutions, court case of

supt 648, 650

penal institutions, transfer func-
tions 600, 768, 873

police, adjustment of salaries 246,

377, 873

police, increasing salaries 745,

916, 1038

post route map 113

precipitation, on 27.0074-day

cycle 551

property —

acquisition by U. S 894, 1031

in and contiguous to waters,

fire protection 1039

of Disabled American Veter-
ans, tax exempt. 495, 600, 737
used by Government, tax ex-
empt 30

Public Utilities Comn., court case. 285
public works, estimates 546

January-December

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Page
District of Columbia — Continued

publications, price list 391

real estate in, accjuisition 495

recorder of deeds, closing office on

Saturdays— 916, 1038, 1051
records, free copies for veterans- 30
Reformatory, court case of supt_ 186
register of wills, additional depu-
ties 887, 1038, 1069

religious associations, vote of

members. etc__ 745, 1038, 1070
Rent Control Administrator, esti-
mate 975

schools, heads of depts. of mili-
tary science, etc 617,

887, 1038

servicemen's loans 40, 471, 591

small rockfish in, selling 30

statue to Nathan Hale 750, 1039

taxation of rolling stock 30, 40

teachers, retirement 887, 1038, 1070

teachers, salary increase 887, 1038

Thomas Jefferson and National

Capital 1272

trust companies, annual report

making , 30

unemployment insurance act,

amending 888, 916, 1038

utilities for veterans' housing 600,

617,737

war casualties 532

Washington National Airport —

airport obstruction plan 726

instrument approach charts. 345,
727, 1025

water supply 1220

weights and measures offices 1156

Workhouse, court case of supt_ 188, 953

World War II honor list 1330

ace also National Capitol Housing
Authority.
District of Columbia Committee,
House :

calendar 40

hearings 164, 888

reports 40,

246, 477, 599-600, 744-
745, 887-888. 1050-51
District of Columbia Committee, Sen-
ate :

calendar 261, 1162

hearing 55

reports ___ 377, 495, 616-617, 768, 916,

1069-70
District of Columbia Education Asso-
ciation 627

District of Columbia Redevelopment
Land Agency, establish-
ing 887, 1038

District Training School, road open-
ing 30

Dive (aircraft) :

velocity gained and altitude lost- 94

Diven, Charles L., court case 1116

Diver, J. R., effect of fuel-air ratio,

etc., on detonation 93

Divers, additional pay. Army regula-
tions 438

Dix Machine Works 1333

Dixiana. S. C, railroad accident 1371

Dixie Margarine Co 742

Dixie Motor Coach Corporation 1180

Dixie Sales Co 1419

Dixon, H. M., cooperative work in out-
look and goals 1345

Djapara Reede, chart 669

Djoewana, chart 669

Doane, Elaince V., wartime labor, Hous-
ton ordnance plant 657

Dobbin, C. E., geologic, etc.. map of

Garland, etc., anticlines- 507

Dobbins, Nathan A., court case 519, 1278

Dobson, George L., relief 244, 488, 734

Docket Section, Civil Aeronautics

Board 20, 720

Pase
Doctors, see Physicians.

Document catalog, 76th Congress 177

Documentary pul)lications, see names
of departments, etc., issu-
ing publications.
Documents, see Congressional docu-
ments— Government pub-
lications— Records — also
subject of document.
Documents Office. 67, 177, 390, 504, 630, 784,
931, 1080, 1169, 1264, 1364

new classification numbers 5, 143, 227,

335, 453, 571, 702, 857,
1013, 1141, 1227, 1339
corrections for p. 335 and

453 570

Dodd, William E., Jr. :

court case 407, 651, 989

court case, expenses 354

Dodez, George W., court case 648, 1278

Doerner, H. A. :

chlorination of magnesia 275

production of magnesium oxide 510

Dog ticks, see Ticks.

Dogs, experiments on, prohibit in D. C_ 888

Dogwood, American wood 149

Dollar, R. Stanley, court case 1095, 1122

Dollar :

farmer's, protecting 826

great American dollar, farmer's

share 1117

Dolliver, James I. (Representative
from Iowa) :
report made by —

Immigration and Naturaliza-
tion Com 477

Dolly, propeller, specifications 443, 845

Domar, Evsey D., public finance and

full employment 387

Domengeaux, James (Representative
from La.) :
reports made by —

Merchant Marine and Fisher-
ies Com 751

Domestic air mail, see Air mail.
Domestic allotment act, see Agricul-
ture.
Domestic commerce, see Commerce.

Domestic Commerce Office 1352

Domestic employees :

old-age insurance 660

wartime shifts into other indus-
tries 659

Domiciliary care, testimony pertaining

to 485

Dominican Republic :

American nation series 301

chart 535

economic conditions, 1944 238

economic conditions, 1945 1353

economic controls and commercial

policy 832

universities 970

who's who on postage stamps 112

Dominick, Alice H., exrx., court case — 81
Dominick, Bayard, court case of exrs__ 81
Dominick, Gayer G., exr., court case — 81

Dominion Coal Co. piers 420

Dominion Iron and Steel Co. piers 420

Donahue, Barbara, accident investiga-
tion 154

Donaldson, Coleman D.. air flows

about airfoil 809

Donations, Army regulations 324

Dondero, George A. (Representative
from Mich.) :

contested election 40

Donely, Philip :

effective gust structure 96

occurrence of atmospheric gusts,

etc 1399

Donlan, Charles J. :

analyzing wind-tunnel data 9.')

spin tests of low-wing monoplane. 100

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Index, 1946

Page

Donnell, Forrest C. (Senator from
Mo.) :
paper presented by —

message to preachers 902

reports made by —

Immigration Com 918

Donnell, L. H., stability of cylinders or

panels 93

Donnelley, R. K., & Sons Co 663, 1106

Donnelly Garment Co 405, 1278, 1377

Donnelly Garment Workers' Union 405,

1278 1377
Doolittle, S. P., vegetable gardener's

handbook ^_ 709

Doors, Douglas lir standard stock 25

Doran, Jewel, fairing compositions

for aircraft 94

Dorman, Harley A., court case 1183

Dorrance, Wayland C, court case 1277

Dorsey, Vernon M., court case 239

Dorsey Bros 1375

Doscher, Gustav F., relief 742, 764 870

Doshim, John, relief 356, 488, 590

Doss, Mildred A., index-catalog of medi-
cal and veterinary zool-

Doster, Bernice, impact of the war on

Seattle-Tacoma area 806

Dothan, Ala., instrument approach

chart _ 10'>4

Doucette, Charles F., lily weevil, pest

^ , in Pacific Northwest 576

Douds, Charles T., appeal from removal

as regional director 195

Dougherty, Ellsworth Y., magnetic re-
connaisance in Minne-
sota I'^Sg

Dougherty, P., Co 1278

Doughton, Robert L. (Representative
from N. C.) :
reports made by —

Conference'Com 352, 470, 1048

Ways and Means Com 485

T^ , . .r-u 609, 761, 902

Douglas, A. Vibert, astronomy in world

at war 310, 311

Douglas, Ariz., aeronautical chart 584,

^ 1242

Douglas Aircraft Co 1§7

Douglas Airport, instrument approach

chart 10'>4

Douglas County, Xev., Blue Metal co-
rundum property ex-

ploration 1268

Douglas County, Wis., bridge across

St. Louis River 891,

Douglas DC-3 airplane, see Airplanes'

Douglas fir, see Fir.

Douglas, Fort, land conveyance 263,

Douglas Silk Products Co., Ine___ 414* 663
Douty, H. M., wage policy and fact '

finding boards 806

Dove, Jerome, relief 357, 480, 734

Dove, W. E., DDT experiments on in-
sects 11

Dow, Norris F., compressive strength of

shept-stiffener panels 1293

Dowding, E. P.. beneficiation of

chromite 509

Dowling Bros. Distilling Co 64')

Downey, M. G. :

gypsum 10S3

gypsum and gypsum products 1270

slate

938

slate industry in 1945 _~_ l'>70

sulfur and pyrites I_ 1175

Downey, Sheridan (Senator from
Calif.) :
reports made by —

Civil Service Com__ 763. 906, 1063
Military Affairs Com_ 922,1073-74

Downs, Arthur F., relief 480, 597, 734

Downs, L. E., commercial water re- '

pellent properties 460

Page
Downwash (aircraft) :

compressibility effects 1406

ground effect on downwash

angle 94,290

Downy mildew :

environal factors in cabbage 573

invasion of cabbage seedlings by

„ fungus 337

Doyle, Clyde (Representative from
Calif.) :

bill introduced by 431

reports made by —

Claims Com 355, 357

r, , ^ „ 359-360, 742-744, 881

Doylestown, Pa., aircraft accident 1351

Uratung-room supplies, general sched-

ule of supplies 128

urarts, acceptance by member banks_ 1166

Draftsman, job 217

Draftsmen's erasing shields, specifica-
tion 1127

Draftsmen's scales, specification_I_Z 437

Drag (aircraft) :

camouflage effect on characteris-

tics 1392

effect on compressibility 1296

engine-nacell installations 290

forward component of tricycle

landing gear 97

minimum induced, in wing-fuse-
lage interference 94

modifications in rotor-blade air-
foil sections 1399

profile drag coefficients of airfoils. 1388

profile drag of wing 1296

profile, turbulent boundary layer
thicknesses for calcu-

lating 1392

revolving disks, etc., at high

speeds 1392

Reynolds number, etc., effects on

airfoil 1288

roughness effects on airfoil 1288

scale and turbulence effects on

airfoil 1289

summary of recent tests 1290

untwisted rectangular rotor

• ^ V .^lafJes 1399

windshield investigation 293

wing profile, surface roughness

effect 1392

Drainage, publications, price list _ 177
Drake, Hubert M. :

lateral area effect on stability and

control l'>94

lateral stability and control 1104

Dramatic compositions :

copyrighted 89, 808

index and title page 1188

sketches, etc., 26-weeks program

soldier shows 44g

Draper, John W., influence of vertical

tail design on trim 1388

Draper, Paul A., court case 435

Draper, W. B., motor carrier decision. 800

Draper Motor Service SOO

Drawings :

Army Air Forces, index 443, 1002

Army Air Forces, specification _' 694

copyrighted 89, 808

index and title page 1I88

instrument, specifications 541

r> , . , 968, 1304

Dredging sleeves, specification.. 839

Dresses, fitting 710

Dressing, leather, specification! 553

Drew Field, instrument approach

r. T, ,<^li«rt 345 727

Drewry, Patrick H. (Representative
from Va.) :

bills introduced bv 1057

reports made by— ^

Conference" Com 875

,^ • ., ^ Naval Affairs Com 252, 896

Dried foods, see names of foods

January-December

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Page

Drlggers. Catherine, relief -— - 28

Dr lis, i. H., control system pulley-

** axis ansles _^^

Driggs quadrangle, Idaho-Wyo '»'

Drill (military) : ^., joon

field manual—---— 84-, l-H. i-^- -

Drill holes, sinking in iron mines .>!<•

Drilling, rotary, shaft sinking by <t

""""radiarmotor-driven. specification 1304
Drinking cups, paper, general sched-

ule of supplies »a <

Drinking fountains, portable, general

schedule of supplies 6^^

Drinking water, see Water.

Driscoll, George F.. Co—-—-- »V^

Drissner. Alfred E., court case !•>•'

Driver, James G., court case

Duckwater Shoshone Tribe, constitu-
tion and by-laws, amend-

ment

Page

780

172.
283, 519, 925

driver's manual, technical man-

ual .--r 1^'^

full-track vehicle, technical man- ^^^^

motortruck, wage's" and hours- 138,S
Drolet, Louis M.. relief 357, 489

^""""^miistTi're of wood in airplane

structures --

strength values in wood for air-
craft ,

Drug and Food Administration, see
^ Food and Drug Adminis-

tration.

coverage under narcotic laws

734

580
580

1392

292
1288

351.
352

crude, industry report— — •'i8<i

food, drug, and cosmetic act —

digest of court opinions l-^'y

notices of iudgment b.i,

502 627-628, 929. 1264, 136.-^
regulations for enforcement-- 929

general schedule of supplies 4..i.

industrial reference service---^_^-4,

868, 1027. 1156. 12.50. 1352_

Industry report • ' '

medicinal Imports -iH. ^i'^

publications, price list---------- •';;-

traffic in dangerous drugs. 1945--- !!-;•

Drumb, Aden, court case ^r — -'

Drummond, Mont., instrument ap-

proach chart '^*

Drums (containers): „„,

facts for industry _ 1375

rates on

specification -z-zz — ■

Dry batteries, see Electnc batteries.

""■^'coTrL"! Services. Army regula-

tions

establishing, etc., business-

physical demands in occupation--
Drv cleaning plants. Army regulations
Dry-cleaning resistant treatment tor

cotton fabrics :;.'.,----

Drv ice refrigeration, fresh fish fillets
DrydockB. Panama Panal. rules ana
regulations

"""X'ndinrm^oments in rotor blades- 1399
bending stresses due to torsion in

D-section box I4ni.

concentrated loads on flp^iWe

rings in circular shells.-

Dubois, Idaho, instrument approach

chart -Q

Du Bois, Pa., aircraft accident IJ

Dubuque & Wisconsin Bridge Co — - 34.J. 3^.)
DuCharme, Charles B.. court case of ^^^^

Duck, Jesse T.'. nonpefroTeum fuels in

automotive engines |on

Duck (textile), specification , ^^4

Duckworth, J. I.on, court case 1425

""'fip'iovment.^tc., of farm working

force 114.S

veterans returning to farm work 574
wages of hired farm workers— 708, 114iJ
Ducrey skin reactions in Negro hos-

pital patients J-^"

^"*^ components, pressure loss charac-
teristics ,-7--

cooling, for radiators within

wings _— —

underslung cooling-air ducts

Dudik, George F.. establishing etc. •
confectionery - tobacco

store i^j?i

Dudley. Eva L.. relief ^- '

Dueira Cala. chart— — — 418, »«>*

Duesel. Bernard F.. patent appeal »orf

Duffee. Peter B. :

relief — ^i^i

hearing ^'^^

reports *'*'iooo

Duffv. John, court case—--—---- — -- ^-'•'
Dugkn. Kathlee^n^H..^^ statistical ab^^ ^^^^^^

Duggan. I. W., agricultural finance— 578
Duggan. .Terome F., trustee, court case. 4._.4
T.uggar. B. M.. solanine in potatoes— 8^9
T->uke. Harper T.. jr., relief of estate- 28. 51

Duke Endowment -. Y^'

Duke Hospital, relief oO, if.i

Duluth. Minn. ■ ^ ^ 044

Ifr^ge — -'----_-¥9Y.-9T5-, 1044

instrument approach chart 58->

T>nmeigh Sherm, chart — - •^•^"

Duncan, John C. court case of exrs___ 319
Duncan, John C. jr.. esr court case_ 31 ^

Duncan, Lloyd C. court case 184, 4.S.S

T>uncan, Minnie C. M., exrx., court

Cfl-SC OS*'

Duncan, Rolla. relief- Vfi^sVt ^^' ^'^

TMindee formation, lithology and thick-
ness

Dungeness Co

Dunham, Ethel C. : . ^ .

care of premature infants___----
nurseries for newborn in hospitals-
Dunham W. Clifford : , ,

examination of Wah Wah lead-zinc

mine ^--- ---

exploration of Bear Lodge flu-

orite property ;•''

70
1419

R6
656

791;

1213
1026
1187
1322

130-
504

1111

129^
58.-

nunham k Reid. Inc 1117, 1202, 1410

TMinitz, Harry, court case ;}Q^ '

Dunitz, Max. court case- ,-7-V

Dunlap, M. E.. humidity in woodwork-

ing plants i^**'

Dunn, Louis O.; distribution of stress

in thin plate - — - l"^

Dunn. Margaret, relief-——- 1059. lO^a

Dunn. Nellie P., relief of estate rfSf

Dunnafeoo, Gilbert L.. decoration of

honor — - iu-»i, _i".»

Dunning. J. H.. Corporation,- 548 679, 977
Duplicating processes, see name or proc-

Du Pont de Ne^moiirs, E. I., & Co., Tnc- 1379
DuDuv Leon W., mining and concen-
tration of manganese

Duquesne Warehouse Co ----

Durable goods, .see Commercial proa-

ucts.
Durham, Carl T. (Representative from
N. C.) :
reports made by-— -,„

Conference Tom l''4«

Military Affairs Com ^q:?

DuTk?e, R. J., court case

210

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Index, 1946

Page

Diirr. C. J., social Bigniflcance of ra-
dio IT-}

Durwood, Celia I)., court case of csr_ 686

Durwood, Ed. D., court case C8U

Dusts :

coal mines, dust-allaying equip-
ment ITS

coal mines, salts to allay 73

explosions, effect of relief vents 791

Dutch languaKe :

guide to spoken language f'^-

plirnse book 1130

Dutcli Mountain, florule from Forkston

coal 1265

Dutee, Francis .T., rates of discharg€*of

fuel-injection system Of>

Dnval. Ethel M.. court case of exrs 0-18

Duvall, Wilbur I., determining mine

rock properties 1200

Duvel experiment, see Seeds.

Towellings, sec Houses — Housing.

Dyelni:. sec Dyes and dyeing.

Dyer, Everett, court case of admx 81

Dver, Minnie, court case of admx 81

Dver, Rolla E., decoration of honor 1031,

1(151

Dyer, William A., court case 81, 1095

Dyyes and dyeing :

fluorescein dye, specification 100

imports of dves for consumption 211 .

000

Japanese trade study, dyes 310

physical demands in dyeing 1187

war changes in industry 142.'>

Dyke, Albert E.. court case 991

DTnaniite, packaging and packing lOS,

1109

Dynamometers :

specification, dynamometer test

stands 111

torque indicator 1392

E. .T. K. Corporation 040

E. M. I. C see Infants.
Eagle, Harry :

penicillin and mapharsen for

syphilis 1078

treatment of arsenic poisoning 1100

treatment of trypanosomiasis 1202

Eagle Bridge quadrangle. N. Y 1173

Eagle County, Colo., land exchange 757,

923, 10.30

Eagle Mountain fluorspar deposits 937

Eagle Packet Co., Inc 51

Eagleton, Cl.vde. League of Nations and

United Nations 209

Ear protectors, specification 1303

Ear syringes, specifications 215, 558

Ear tick, see Ticks.
Eargle, D. Hoye. pre-selma Upper Cre-
taceous formations 632, 933

Earle, Emma, court case of exrs 1278

Earle, G. Harold, exr., court case 1278

Earle, Stewart E., exr., court case 1278

Early, Carl B., court case 1285

Earnhardt, George A., court case 801

Earnings, see Wages.

Earthquakes, soismological bulletin 720

Earworms, see Corn earworms.
Easel, photographic paper, specifica-
tion 1219

Easley, George M., court case 978.

1117, 1309

East, Alvin G., court case 1309

East, J. H., jr.:

Diesel locomotives in European

mines 1305

safe practices in mine hoisting 510

storage, etc., of explosives in metal

mines, etc 1360

East, L., Produce Co 1309

East, Leonard, court case 1300

East (Far East) :

educational relations 1077

Far Eastern series 987,

1314, 1424, 1435

Page

East (Far East) — Co-ntinued

foreign relations of U. S 1206

health conditions after liberation. 1361
music, east Asiatic, books in L. C_ 193

peoples of the Far East 627

resumption of trade with the Far

East 237

East (Middle East) :

economic conditions 254

East (Near East) :

In- minds of men 1206

Near Eastern series 830, 1206

East (U. S.) :

gold, etc., in Eastern States 1083

metal mining, 1945 1209

see also Northeast (U. S.).

East Brookfleld quadrangle. Mass 126?

East Central States, see Central States.

East China Sea, chart 535

East Exi^outive Avenue, reopening 1201

East Indians, admission and natural-
ization 770, 873, 876

East Indies, mined areas 814

.see also Netherlands Indies.

East Ohio Gas Co. plant 510

East St. Louis, 111., bridge- 1041, 1053, 1069

East Texas Motor Freight Lines 1317

Easter Island, article 310, 311

Eastern Air Lines, Inc. :

accidents 20, 865, 1021, 1151, 1241

emergency board 1077

opinions and orders of C. A. B_ 343, 464
Eastern Contracting Co— 51, 114, 882, 1064
Eastern Regional Research Labora-
tory 575, 860, 1343

Eastern States, see East (U. S.).

Eastern Sugar Associates 1377

Eastes, George V., motor carrier de-
cision 1091

Eastford quadrangle, Conn 273

Eastland, James O. (Senator from
Miss.) :
reports made by —

Claims Com 54,

375-376, 491. 621. 907-
908. 010, 1063, 1065. 1067

Immigration Com 770

Eastman. Meyer, court case 648

Eastman Kodak Co 930

Eating places, see Restaurants.
Eaton, Frank M., root rot in cotton

and maize plants 576

Ebaugh, Cameron D., education in

Peru 1077

Eberharter, Herman P. (Representa-
tive from Pa.) :
report made by —

Ways and Cleans Com 256

supplemental views 902

Ehersole. Earle R., trimethylbenzene_ 412

Ebling Brewing Co., Inc 204

Ebrecht, Theresa, relief 357, 612, 734

Eccles, Marriner S. :

address 977

memorandum on economic out-
look 1341

Echinoderms from Pearl Islands 981

Echiuroid worms of north Pacific

Ocean 552

Eclipse, total solar. May 20. 1947 1196

Economic Administration, see Foreign
Economic Administra-
tion.
Economic Advisers. Council of. see
Council of Economic Ad-
visers.
Economic Affairs, Under Secretary of
State for, see State De-
partment.

Economic Analysis Section 1271

Economic and Social Council of United

Nations 1206

Economic Bureau, Civil Aeronautics

Bd 464, 865. 1152

Economic conditions :

a situagao econfimica do Novo

Mundo depois da guerra_ 543
basic economic data 978

Januaky-December

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Page

Economic conditions — Continued

economic concentration and World

War II 7G2, 904

economic series 23, 157, 15)S, 237,

346, 347, 4G5, 1027, 1155
full employment and production —

basic facts KiO

hearings 164

hearings, print additional

copies 46

law 351

reports 40, 46, 47, 241

viewsi 40

Latin America, economic survey 112

postwar —

in the Americas 42.*>

same (in Spanish) 423

perspectives yj'.o

studies 62, 387,928, 1166, 1301

Puerto Rico, investigation, index,

etc., to hearings 302

stabilization act, extend — -

hearings 473, 596, 763, 906

law 1043

messages of the President 974,

1113

minority views 473, 763

reports 473,

484, 763, 877, 900, 1047
statement of Chester Bowles. 680
stabilization during transition

from war to peace 302

stabilization policies and small
business —

hearings 372,486

report 372

trends in selected economic fac-
tors 1409

see also names of certain coun-
tries.
Economic controls :
iu —

Cuba 832

Dominican Republic 832

Ecuador 1122

Haiti 832

Panama 1123

Economic policy, post-war settlements,

Union of South Africa-- 9S8
Economic proceedings. Civil Aero-
nautics Board 20, 720

Economic relations between U. S. and

Latin America 958

Economic Report Joint Committee :
establishing —

law 351

reports 40, 242

views - 40

Economic stabilization, «ee Economic
conditions.

Economic Stabilization Office 977, 1116

budget, 1947 823

functions 425, 972

re-establishing 302

reestablishment, notes of general

interest 1012

Economic welfare, see Economic condi-
tions.
Economics :

keeping our economy strong 1321

outlook, memorandum 1341

Economics and Cooperative Market-
ing Section 272, 505

Economics and Statistics Branch 394,

509, 1271

Economy Fuse & Manufacturing Co liKKj

Economy Savings & Loan Co 948

Ecuador :

archeology 9S2

economic conditions 24

economic controls and commercial

policy 1122

health and sanitation program 313

historic tribes 982

military service agreement 31H

Edd, H. A., relief 36, 489, 590

Page
Eddy, Gaines W., control of human

lice 570

Eddy County, N. Mex., diamond drill-
ing of potash reserves- _ 793

Eddyville, Iowa, bridge 747, 913, 1038

Edelstein, Murray, reproductibility of

lead electrode, etc 588

Eden, Murray, activity coefficients of
p-phenosulfonate buf-
fers 1354

Edgar Springs quadrangle. Mo 72

Edgerly, J. W., & Co 357

Kdison Electric Institute 728

Editors' manual. Navy 670

Edmonds, Bessie S., relief 36, 51, 161

Edmonds, Samuel P., relief of widow- 36,

51, 161

Edmondson, Ed, relief of estate 29

Edmuudson, W. C, onion-set produc-
tion 1345

Education :

agreement with Panama 987

Army personnel, program 326

associations, directory 1361

citizenship, class-developed mate-
rials 190

education manuals. Army 132-

133, 325, 439-440, 560-
561, 692, 841, 1214
education manuals, descriptions — 197

educational advisory manual 221

educational directory, 1945-46 269,

627, 1361
educational series. Coast Guard — 1125
facilities for veterans — -

estimate 974

hearings 1070, 1160

law 1039

reports 916, 1058

Federal aid to States —

hearings 169

reports 768, 916

views 768

Federal Government funds, 1944—

46 1166

Federal policies and activities 528

foreign educational benefits —

hearing 381

law 1044

reports 381, 888

foreign policy, educational phases- 528
Government employees, leave of

absence f*06

higher education (periodical) — 03,778
importancia del diagn6stico edu-

cacional 200

same (in French) 818

Colombia 11C>6

Costa Rica 1166

Netherlands Indies 3SS

Pern 1077

Indian education 72, 789

institutions approved by Attorney

General 408

institutions desirine Federal prop-
erty, information 13S5

instructions of Veterans Admin-- 131

now you can go to college, etc 446

opportunites for-^-oiith 1384

Pan American Union series, edn-

ci\c\fin 200, 201, R18

post-war, of Negroes 779

post-war. i)lanning 175

publications, tirlce li.'it 630,784

la renovacinn del liceo Chileno 818

same (In French) 1199

sale of lands for benefit of insti-
tutions 898

subsistence nllowance for veterans

while taking courses 1039,

1060. 1070
Textile Workers Union of Amer-

\ci\ 955

under serviceman's readjustment

act 1431

1514

Index, 1946

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Education — Continued

sec also Colleges and universities —
Day care of children —
Military education and
training — Schools, and
references — Vocational
educational — also subject
taught.
Ediicatlon and Labor Committee, Sen-
ate :

calendar 169, 617. 1070

hearings 169,261,378.

495, 617-618, 768, 916,
1070, 1162, 1257, 1358

minority views 378, 495

reports 55, 378.

495, 618, 768, 916-917
Education Association of District of

Columbia 621

Education Committee, House, report- 1051
Education Division, Indian Affairs Of-
fice 72, 789, 1083

Education Mission to Japan, see
United States Education
Mission to Japan.

Education Office 63, 175, 269.

388, 501, 627, 778, 928,
1077, 1166, 1261, 1361

estimate 670

publications on Negroes 503

publications, price list 630, 784

report, 1945 269

statistical function, proposals 50]

Education officers, see Schools.
Education Section, Savings Bond Di-
vision 1127, 1212

Educational associations in D. C, vote

of members, etc 745.

1038, 1070
Educational directory, see Education.
Educational facilities, see Education.
Educational institutions, see Colleges
and universities — Educa-
tion— Schools.
Educational, Scientific, and Cultural
Cooperation Commission,
see National Commission
on Educational Scien-
tific, and Cultural Co-
operation.
Educational, Scientific, and Cultural
Organization of United
Nations, see United Na-
tions Educational, Scien-
tific, and Cultural Or-
ganization.
Educational Services Section, Naval

Personnel Bur 197

Eductors, specification 54]

Edwards, Ford K., motor carrier costs

I in operation 94P

Edwards, Paul W., rutin from buck-
wheat leaf meal 134,"

Edwards Plateau, aeronautical chart 722.

1242
Edwardsville demonstration project,

physical land conditions- IG
Efficiency ratings :

1940-45, list of references 1230

review under veterans' preference

act 1283

system 1349

uniform administration- 880, 906, 1040

you and your rating 997

Efficiency Uatings Administration Con-
ference, see Conference
on Efficiency Ratings Ad-
ministration.
Efficiency Ratings Administration Sec-
tion, Civil Service

Comn 1349

Efficiency reports. Army regulations 1432

Efflnger, Hugo, relief 51, 161

Effinger, William L., relief 51, 161

Effingham, 111., instrument approach

charts 345, 1024

Egan, Charles U., court case 26

Page

Egg Harbor Lumber Co 548

Eggert, Kussell, thermocouples for

biological research 1341

Eggplant production 1146

Eggs :

dishes for any meal 1145

farm production, etc 455

liquid, frozen and dried, produc-
tion 8, 706

poultry and egg situation 9, 707

Egypt, medical and sanitary data 693

Ehrlich, Sylvia, court case 1203

Eian, Carroll E., heat transfer of thy-

lene glycol solutions 1407

Eickner, Herbert W., durability of

glued joints 459

Eid Road, chart 538

Eight-hour law, see Hours of labor.

870 7th Avenue Corporation 188

18 Palmer Avenue, Inc 679, 826, 1309

Bigler, Henrietta, salary, etc., of hus-
band 163

Eigler, Joseph R., salary, etc., to

widow 163

Eiko Wan, see YOnghung Man.

Eimer & Amend 288

Eire, see Ireland.

Eisenberg, Morris, court case 1095

Eisenhardt, Karl J., motor carrier de-
cision 1373

Eisenhower, Dwight D., statements 365,

1158
Ekstrom, George F., paying for a

farm 578

Elastic cord, specification 1327

Elbe River, chart 295

Blberta peach, see Peaches.

Elchibegoff, Ivan M., court case 172.

283, 519, 925, 1278, 1316

Elder, Raphael, relief 882, 1031, 1064

El Dorado copper mine, exploration 936

El Dorado Oil Works 283, 516, 685

El Dorado Terminal Co 283, 516, 685

Eldredge, Laurence H., exr., court

case 85

Eldridge, W. W., reactions of histo-
plasmin to pulmonary

disease 389

Election of President, Vice President,
and Representatives
Committee, House :

hearings 600

report 362

Elections :

elections series 1349

in Philippine Islands, provide

for 31, 42, 59

national, etc., 1946, calendar 235

vote cast in Presidential and con-
gressional, 1928-44 1349

see also Contested elections.
Elections Committee No. 3, House :

report 40

Electoral college, survey in political

system 49

Electric analyzer for 45° strain-ro-
sette data 293

Electric apparatus and appliances :

establishing, etc., appliance shop- 728
generating, etc., equipment, wage

structure 1384

industrial reference service 24,

158, 237, 346, 465, 587,
729, 868, 1027, 1156, 1250,
1352.

Japanese trade study 316

packaging and packing 1303

small appliances, facts for indus-
try 154

surplus equipment, report 447

see also name of special appara-
tus or appliance.
Electric batteries :

general schedule of supplies-- 436, 995

tester, technical manual 1131

Electric blasting switches, under-
ground mines 1365

January-December

1515

Page

Klectric cables :

aircraft ignition, rubber conduc-
tors 13S9

specifications 322, 55S, 671

surplus Government property 268,

387, 681, 980, 1311
Electric engineering, see Engineering.
Electric equipment, see Electric appa-
ratus and appliances.
Electric generators, see Generators.
Blectric-lndicating-instruments, speci- .

flcation 968

Electric Institute of Washington 728

Electric insulation, specifications 300,

421, 672. 968, 1110, 1304
Electric irons, resumption of produc-
tion 547

Electric lamps, see Lamps.
Electric motors :

preventive maintenance 693

Ships Bureau manual 540

Electric power, see Electricity.
Electric railroads :

destruction of records 1088

destruction of records, regula-
tions 1370

statistics, 1944 277

Uniform system of accounts 797, 1178

Electric ranges, see Stoves.
Electric refrigerators, see Refrigera-
tors.

Electric relays, specification 1305

Electric Storage Battery Co 519,

648, 684, 1278

Electric toasters, specification 969

Electric transformers, specifications 422,

542
Electric utilities, see Public utility

companies.
Electric wire and wiring :

farmstead, planning your wiring- 461

specifications for wire 322, 558

surplus Government property,

wire _ 268, 387, 681, 980, 1311
Electrical, see certain headings be-
ginning Electric.
Electricity ^

bills, typical 1165

Bonneville power, generation and

sales statistics 67, 784

Brazilian power 112

same (in Spanish) 112

Columbia R. power and Pacific

Northwest 178

Columbia R. power system, report- 504
fuel consumption for production- 62,
500. 501, 777
general schedule for electric serv-
ice 128

light and power industry, wage

studies 1383

national electric rate boolv 62.

174. 501, 778, 1077, 1165, 1360
power distribution. Ships Bur.

manual 197

power plant, specification 845

power requirements and supply 61

power supply and rectifier instal-
lation 681

price changes in 1945 1101

production of electric energy 62,

500, 501, 777

residential bills 61

rural and village electrification 397

rural electrical construction con-
tract 715

rural electrification news 16, 715

rural electrification planning 248

sale, etc., of electric power 363,

749, 1054

sales statistics, T. V. A. report 125,

835
see also Public utility companies^
also certain headings be-
ginning Electric.
Electrification Administration, see
Rural Electrification Ad-
ministration.

Page
Electrocardiographic alterations as re-
sult of thiamine defi-
ciency 1262

Electrochemical laboratories, construc-
tion 1074

Electrodeposltlon :

cobalt, study of certain factors 178

gold coatings, thickness of electro-
deposited 588

Electrodes :

lead, reproducibility 588

welding, specification 299

Electrolytic manganese, see Man-
ganese.

Electromatic Distributors, Inc 1203

Electron microscope, coal particle size

determination 73

Electron tubes, facts for industry 154

Electronic indicator for angular ve-
locity, etc 1392

Electronic integrator and computer,
Census Bureau, construc-
tion 974

Electronic navigational aids, descrip-
tion 415

Electronic phonographs, see Phono-
graphs.
Electronic technician's mate 2c, Navy

training courses 1108

Electronic technician's mate 3c, Navy

training courses 814

Electronics warfare, report on radar

countermeasures 206

Electroplating, wage structure 658, 1187

Elementary schools, see Schools.
Elevators (aircraft) :

control requirements 959

deflections in landing 1400

effectiveness in landing 97

fabric distortion, effect on stabil-
ity, etc 1294

geared spring tabs for control 1392

hinge moment parameter effect on

stielv forces 1392

stick forces calculation 1290

Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Rv., court case_ 184.

554

Rlicker. Vera F., relief 478

Elizabeth. Ohio national forest lands.

protecting, etc- 879. 903. 1042

Elizabeth. Pa., bridge 479, 616, 874

Elizabethtown Water Co. Consoli-
dated 1209

Elk Hills, helium tracer studies 937

xe.e also Petroleum.
Bl Khisken, All A., see Khishen, All

A. Eli.
Elk Mountain mica deposit, explora-
tion 1174

Elkhorn Rand Co., Inc 1374

Elkins, W. Va.. instrument approach

charts 345,1024

Elko, Nev. :

aeronautical chart 722

■ instrument approach chart 1024

FJllender, Allen .1. (Senator from La.) :
reports made by —

Agriculture and Forestry

Com 49

Claims Com 50-54, 169,

258-260, 374-377, 487-
493, 611-615, 764-767,
907-911

Education and I^abor Com 378

Naval Affairs Com 498

Bllerbrock, Herman H., jr. :

cooling and performance tests 94

cooling data 93

cylinder barrel cooling 1395

effect of humidity on supercharger

parameters 1401

fins for air-cooled cylinders 290

increased cooling surface of cylin-
der 1391

single-cylinder cooling tests 1393

Ellickson, John C, trends in farm in-
come and tenure, etc 1232

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Page

Ellington quadrangle, Conn 633

Ellington quadrangle, Mo_ " 274

Elliott, Alfred J. (Representative from
Calif.) :
reports made by —

Accounts Com 878. 1048-49

Executive Papers. Joint Com-
mittee on Disposition of- 33
242, 353, 471. 593-594',
738, 878, 1048
Expenditures in Executive

Departments Com COO

Fiii^ff IJublio Lands Com 368. lO.'VJ

l^lliott. M. A., (ire at liquefaction.

etc., plant _ 510

Elhs, G. H., diploid and tetraploid

corn 575

Ellis, Howard S., prices, wages and

r^,,. T emplojuient 928

^Uis. James, court case 1298

Ellis, M. M.. determination ofwater

quality _ 70:15

Elhs. Marion I)., determinatFolT "of

Ellis. N.R. :''"'"'■ '^"""'■^ 78.5

distillers' solubles in mixed feeds. 575

reeding horses 230

i.'n- "."il^^ly^ properties of pork I 10

E lis, Olin O., court case _ Arl

.E lis, Ruth R. court case !__ Ip,

Elm, specification Um 1304

Elm Grove, Wis., railroad accident— 78 181
iiimer, Lucius H.. court case of exr 8^^
KV^'/'^W^ v'*' M relief- 742. 90"8: 1031
Elmira, N. Y., instrument approach

. chart 726

E mira Area Soaring Corporation. 470. 734
El Morro. N. Mex.. instrument ap-

-,, ^, proach chart 726

Elongation graph for aluminum-alloy

_,, ^ sheet 412

ElPaso. Tex. : '^

aeronautical chart 722 1249

aircraft accident """ __ ' 20

. airport obstruction plan_ _ _~ 867

instrument approach chart 72"6. 867

Hit Patio Co., Inc qio

Elphinstone Inlet, chart f;qfi

El Rey Cheese Co II"I"I~I"" lofl

El Salvador, living, etc.. costs_I_I_II 1250
Elston, Charles H. (Representative
from Ohio) :

bill introduced by 896

Elting, E. C, agricultural experiment

_„^ . , stations. 1945 458

E topia, Mash., railroad accident.. 78. 181

Elwell, James W., & Co.. Inc 90

Ely, J. Edward, foreign-trade transport

statistics 158

Ely, Northcutt, light on Mexican water

treatv 1061

Ely, Richard S., Federal Trade Com-

„, . „ mission decisions 930

Elyna Telephone Co 663

El Yunque quadrangle, P. R _" 788

Em guarda para a defesa das

T. u , . .Americas 117. 825

Embalmer, job 1323

Embroidery-materials, metallic, specifi"

cation 1304

Emergency Boards. 268, 385, 626, 927, 1077
1164, 1260, 1359

estimate for expenses 427

see also names of certain railroads,
etc.
Emergency Court of Appeals, see names

of parties to suits.
Emergency facilities, see Plants (in-
dustrial).

Emergency Food I'rogram Office 578

estabiishment. notes of general in-
terest 570

Emergency legislation, see World War.

1939-45.
Emergency Management Office. 117. 204, 306
428. 547. 678. 824. 975.
1115, 1202, 1308, 1418

Page

Emery, Elsie C. court case.. 125, 948 1377
Emery, W. T., alfalfa immunity to pea'

aphid 1147

EMIC, see Infants. "****

Emlen, John T.. jr., trap In catching

„ rats 270

Emmart, E. W., tuberculostatic action
streotothricin and strep-

tomycin 503

Emmey, Charles, court case I 1252

Emmons, C. W., reactions of histoplas-
min to pulmonary dis-

ease 339

Emmons, Gardner, isobars on weather

maps 108

Emmons, Howard W. :

flow of gas inside of 2-dimensional

hyperbolic nozzle 809

solution of compressible fluid flow

. problems 95

Empire, La., waterway to Gulf of Mex-

ico 1436

Empire Steel Corporation 403

Employ the Physically Handicapped
Week, see National Em-
ploy the Phvsically
Handicapped Week.
Employee Loyalty. President's Tem-
porary Commission on,
see President's Tempo-
rary Commission on Em-
ployee Loyalty.
Employee suggestion system :

for small plant or store 237

posters 440

what's your suggestion ?_I_I I 1015

Employee training :

civilian personnel officer's manual. 219
criteria for on-the-job training of
. , veterans- 659. 956, 1101. 1287
job instruction for supervisory

personnel 388

program for veterans, reimburse

State, etc., agencies 1039,

. . . ..... 1060, 1070

training within industrv report.

1940-45 ' 206

Employees, see Domestic employees —
Government officials and
employees — Labor — Rail-
road employees.
Employees' Compensation Commission. 60,

385

appropriations 879

reestablishing 1073

report !_ 385

Employees Representative Committee
(Wilson & Co., Inc.) :

court case 664

Employer taxes, see Unemployment in-
surance.
Employers :

guide for veterans employment

program 657

income tax withholding duties 127

of handicapped workers, experi-
ence 1363

Employers' liability and workmen's
compensation :
amend employees' compensation

act 55, 617

captured contractors' employees,

relief 892, 916, 1039

laws, compilation 353

publications, price list 784

State laws as of June 1, 1946 1286

State legislation in 1945 411

see also Employees' Compensation
Commission.
Employment :

agriculture's stake in full employ-
ment 146

aviation, opportunities in occupa-
tions 87

aviation, outlook 342

employment and pav rolls.

monthly 1 87, 805

January-December

1517

Page

Rmpl lyment — Continued

establish national policy and pro-
gram—

basic facts on employment 169

hearings 164

hearings. print additional

copies 46

law 351

reports 40. 47, 241

views 40

expansion proposal 123

farm, hired working force 1143

farm, monthly reports 8, 706

Federal, salary trends 657

foreign employment opportunities- 409,

657

foreign trade relation 192

forests and employment 150

Government employment, quar-
terly 717

labor force report 18, 718

liability under selective service
regulations —

hearing 1163

reports 604, 608, 1074

views 1074

metal-working plants 976

mineral industries 1174

Nation-wide program 804

older worker 657

physically handicapped 165

postwar —

agriculture and employment. 229

economic studies 928

women, material for I. L. 0_ 957
public finance and full employ-
ment 387

publications, price list 784

reemployment —

merchant seamen, committee

rp 365, 100!)

merchant seamen, hearings- 166

merchant seamen, law 1044

merchant seamen. Maritime

Comn. rp 753

veterans rights, continue- 621, 754
Women's Army Auxiliary

Corps 250, 1045

situation in certain foreign coun-
tries 1100

stabilization, estimate for study

of guaranteed wage plan- 305

State and local government 657

statement of principles 1287

statistics, training grants 1100

trends in 7 North Central States- 87
veterans —

community listing of jobs 1100

employers' guide 057

reemployment rights 1379

women, standards 1287

youth —

employment still high 1100

job trends against 954

opportunities irjS4

see also Child labor — Discrimina-
tion in employment —
Jobs.
Employment offices :

facilities and services, estimate 304

fees for referring for Govt, em-
ployment 379

return of employment services to
States —

hearings 169, 249, 768

minority views 105

reports 32, 165, 255, 017

Emplovmont security :

activities 126.'?

publications 64, 930

Employment Security Bureau 65,

503, 781, 1263. 1362
reorganization, notes of general

interest 1226

Employment Service 87,

191, 409, 525, 657, 804,
955, 1100, 1187, 1286, 1382

743176 — 47 6

Page

Employment Service — Continued
national or State operation —

hearings 169, 249, 768

minority views 165

reports 165. 617

poster ^^^^

Employment Service review 87, 804

index, 1945 525

Employment services, see Employ-
ment offices.
Emsweller, S. L.. colchicine in plant

breeding - 458

En garde pour la defense des Ameri-

ques 117

En guardia para la defensa de las

Americas 117. 825

Enamel, specifications 200,

323, 838, 997, 1110. 1197
Enameled ware, porcelain, facts for

industry 154, 864

Enclosures for nonrotating electrical

equipment 968

Enders Bus Lines. Inc 1373

Endive, specification 1430

Enemy aliens, .see Alien enemies.
Enemy Branch, Foreign Economic

Administration 621

Enemy property :

in this country, investigation in

Germany, etc 115

trading with the enemy act,

opinion 652

see also Alien property.
Engebretson. T. O. :

harvesting dry beans and peas — 455

harvesting hay crop 707

Engel, Harry H., court case 1354

Engelman, Helmuth W., effect of fuel
volatility on engine per-
formance 1397

Engine indicators, see Steam-engine

indicators.
Engineer Corps, Army :

estimates, etc 304, 676, 823

supply bulletins 133

supply catalog 443, 562,

694, 847, 1003, 1129, 113.S.
1216, 1219, 1324. 1328
tables of organization and equip-
ment 134,327,1130

technical bulletins--^ 135

Engineer Department 137,

446, 564, 696, 849, 1005,
1133, 1220, 1328, 1436

report, 1945 1329

Engineering :

chemical, as profession 955

civil works, manual-- 1134, 1220, 1436
degrees, Navy post graduate
school —

hearings 44, 172

law— _31

electrical, specialized fields 525

electrical communication systems- 1001

engineer's digest 107. S.S6

metallurgical, specialized fields — 1286

mining, specialized flelds 1286

petroleum, specialized fields 1286

public health engineering ab-
stracts 64, 780

index to v. 25 502

stationary, job 326

television broadcast stations,

standards 1360

Engineering Section, Interstate Com-
merce Comn 1182

Engines :

aircraft —

airflow in flight, measuring 1396

allowable temperatures, rela-
tion of preignition, etc_- 1394

bearing loads 1394, 1400

charging efficiency 94

combustion and knock 290

combustion, knock, and pre-
ignition 94

1518

Index, 1946

Page
Engines — Continued

n ircraf t — Continued

cooling analysis, niotliod of

least squares 1392

cooling and performance

tests 94

cooling characteristics 1189-90,

1290
cooling characteristics in
short-nose high-inlet-ve-

locity cowling 1393

cooling data, correlation 1393

cooling with special baffles 1394

dynamics of inlet system 94

equilibrium performance and

stability 94

exhaust back pressure effect

on power 1393

exhaust gas percentage effect

on performance 1393

fuel-air ratio measurement 1394

heat-resisting materials 1190

heat-transfer processes in

cylinders 1394

high altitude flight cooling 1190

inlet-air temperature, etc.,
effect on charge tempera-
ture 1393

intake-air cooling, calculation

from exhaust gas. etc 139S

internal coolant means of in-
creasing take-ofiC power 1394

internal cooling to suppress

knock 1392

ionization in knock zone 94

jet-propulsion, performance

parameters 1103

knock-induced gas vibra-
tions 1393

knock-limited performance 1393

knocking tendency 1404

mixture distribution 809

mixture distribution study 1394

oil flow, etc., indication 291

operating conditions and
exhaust valve tempera-
tures 1394

operating stresses 1406

piston temperatures 94

preignition indicator 1394

pressurized shunt-type cool-
ing sT5;tems 1393

suppressing knock 1393

surplus property price list 827

temperatures under forced-
convection cooling condi-
tions 1394

thermodvnamic properties of

fluids 661

using large valve overlap,

etc., performance 1394

valve cooling effect on out-
put 94

wear, measuring 1393

with exhaust gas turbine

geared to crankshaft 1392

automotive, nonpetroleum fuels 466

Diesel, maintenance training

manual 1413

Diesel. Ships Bur. manual 1302

fuel distribution effect 1028

ground air-cooled engine units,

packaging, etc 1109

internal combustion, facts for in-
dustry 154

internal combustion, Ships Bur.

manual 1197

knock-limited power, effect of pis-
ton-head temperature 1402

marine surplus catalog 808

spare parts, packaging, etc 198

tests with producer gas 588

correction for June monthly

index 702

see also Cylinders — Locomotives.
England, see Great Britain.

Page
Engle, Clair (Representative from
Calif.) :
reports made bv —

Public Lands Com__ 368, 483, 898

War Claims Com 48

Engle, Loy S., court case 239

Engle, N. Mex.. instrument approach

chart 728

Englehardt, George P., Aegeriidae 983

English Channel :

charts 296, 535

lights and fog signals, list 533

English Field, instrument approach

chart 22

English Freight Co 195

English language, making world

language 170

Enid, Okla., school-district propertv,

quiet title 368, 383, 469

Enid Cooperative Creamery Assoc 961

Eniwetok Atoll, see Brown Atoll.
Enlisted men, see Army — Navy.
Enlisted Reserve Corps, Army :

pay and allowances 324, 841, 1322

regulations 439, 691, 1214

Enlistment, see Army.

Enlow, C. R., pasture handbook 1343

Ennis, Carrie M., exrx., court case 212

Ennis, Frank G., sr., court case of

exrx. and exr 212

Ensley Bank & Trust Co 1278

Ensminger, Douglas, rural sociology in

extension 861

Ensrud, A. F., circular shell-supported

frames 291

Enterprise, Utah, instrument approach

chart 1024

Enterprise (U. S. S.) :

preserve as national memorial 166

Entertainment. 26-week program

guide 446

Entomological Branch of Canadian De-
partment of Agriculture- 457
Entomology and Plant Quarantine

Bureau 11,

148, 230. 339, 457, 575.
709, 860, 1016, 1145, 1234.
1343

report, 1945 339

service and regulatory announce-
ments 11, 709, 1343

Entrance vanes for airfoils, design 1387

Envelopes, abstract of contracts-- 271, 1080
Eocene formations of San Juan Basin_ 1172
Ephemerides :

American ephemeris and nautical

almanac 109, 1413

ephemeris of sun, Polaris, etc.,

1947 1365

Ephrata, Wash., instrument approach

chart 1246

Epidemiology, see Contagious and infec-
tious diseases.
Epileptics :

child can lead normal life 1382

patients in institutions 463

Epps, Plummer. court case 648

Epstein, Joseph G., court case 306

I'2pstein, Lenore A. :

city-family composition in relation

to income- 526

family spending and saving in war-
time 288

Epstein, Louis, court case 801

Equal rights amendment :
proposing —

report 380

statements 165

views 380

questions and answers 902

Equatorial front 107

Equipage, see Military equipment and

supplies.
Equipment, see Military equipment and

supplies.
Equipment and Supplies Division 673

January-December

1519

Page
Erasing shields, draftsmen's, specifica-
tion 838, 1127

Eriantlius, light and temperature in-
fluence 577

Erickson, Aner W., Mtn. View tungsten

deposit 1367

Erickson, E. C. 0. :

acetylated wood 1147

rigidity and strength of wall

frames 1147

Erickson, K. L., spodumene flotation

studies 938

Ericsson, Henry, Co 283, 314

Erie, Pa., instrument approach chart 72(')

Erie & St. Lawrence Corporation 137.'i

Erie County Board of Commissioners 564

Erie Forge Co 1278, 1377

Erie, Lake :

aeronautical chart 1242

beach erosion 504

port and terminal facilities, 1943_ 850
Erie R. R. :

accidents 642, 943

emergency board 385

mail routes, schedules 425, 971, 1200

rates on iron 1092

Erlanson, G. O., vegetation of San

Jos6 Island 98]

Ernst, E. C, Inc 950

Erosion, see Soil erosion.
Erskine, Graves B. :

addresses 956, ISSJ

appointment —

hearings 251, 264

law 241

reports 58, 16G

Ervin, Guy, jr., alumina from lime-
soda-clay sinters 126S

Erwin, Mary A., sealed-internal-bal-
anced arrangements for

control surfaces 139(

Erwin Engineering Co 698

Esaki Ko, charts 669

Escambia County, Fla., land convey-
ance 757, 924, 104-^

Escarole, specification 1430

Eskew, Roderick K., rutin from buck-
wheat leaf meal 134i!

Eskin, Leonard, extra workers in post-
war labor force 191'

Esman, Sherly G., cultural centers in

American republics 683

Espionage :

cases charged by F. B. I., in-
vestigation 878

disposition of certain cases 3t>9

Esquire, Inc 184, 315

Essential oils, see Oils.

Estacado Plain, aeronautical chart 723

Estate tax :

conventions with Great Britain 610

provisions of internal revenue

code 1250

returns, statistics from 2l;i

Bstep, William M., court case 315

Esterbrook quadrangle, Wyo 274

Estiffanulga quadrangle, Fla 273

Estimates of appropriations, see spe-
cial subject, or name of
department, etc., submit-
ting estimate.
Estman, Meyer, alias, see Eastman,
Meyer.

Eta Uchi, Japan, chart 963

Ether, release of antigen from bac-
teria 628

Ethnology Bureau, see American Eth-
nology Bureau.
Ethylbenzene, thermodynamic prop-
erties 466

Ethylene dibromide :

concentration in leaded fuel, ef-
fects 1397

fumigation of Japanese beetle

larvae 709

Ethylene dlchloride fumigation of

Page

Etomo Ko, chart 417

Eugene, Oreg., instrument approach

chart 585, 1024

Eulogies, see Memorial services.

Eurasia, grassland and farmland 310, 311

Eurasia Import Co., Inc 625

Eureka County, Nev., Mount Hope

mine 1271

Europe :

aims and policies of U. S 1423

aircraft position chart 1248

chart 296, 068

economic conditions 254

economic reconstruction, copies

of report 46

European series 433, 986, 1121,

1313, 1314, 1423, 1424

impressions, summer 1945 146

imprints for war years 289, 807

lights and tog signals 410

occupation, U. S. forces European

theater 1330

operations of Allied Expedition-
ary Force 1002

prospects for agricultural exports

to Europe 229

shale-treating practice 793

special visa work in, estimates 824

United States agriculture and

Europe 229

European-Af rican-JNIiddle Eastern

Campaign Medal 426

European Axis, see Axis Powers — •

War criminals.
European Central Inland Transport

Organization agreement- 985
European Coal Organization, agree-
ment 985

European corn borer :

growth stages of corn and borer

infestation 1145

oviposition cage for moths 457

European War, 11)14-18, experience

after World War I 930

European War, 1939-45, see World

War, 1939-45.
Eutaw quadrangle, Ala., geologic map_ 632

Euziere, Clement, compensating 36,241

Evacuation Claims Commission :

creating 1054, 1073

estimate 1114

Evacuees, see Japanese in United

States.
Evans, A. J., effects of compressi-
bility on airfoil 1288

Evans, Mr. and Mrs. AndreM-, relief- 1064

Evans, Dora E., relief 244, 489, 590

Evans, Harold, relief of estate 887,

912, 1035

Evans, J. Earl, relief of estate 36

Evans, Luther H. :

job of librarian of Congress 807

library cooperation program 807

Library of Congress is national

library 465

Library of Congress records new

era of world progress. _ 660
national library in life of nation- 957
problems facing Library of Con-
gress 957

see also Library of Congress.
Evans, Mary C, citizenship educa-
tion 190

Evans, Otis, Truck Line 1095

Evans, Prentiss W., Chesapeake Bay

soft crab industry 1170

Evans, T. E., matte smelting 1366

Evans, W. D., recent productivity

trends 526

Evans, William E., relief 244, 489, 590

Evans Funeral Home, relief 50, 161

Evans Line, Inc 800

Evanston Fireiiroof Warehouse 1091

Evansville, Ind., instrunu-nt approach

chart 345

Evaporated foods, see names of foods.

Japanese beetle larvae- 709 Everest, Kans., railroad accident-

400

1520

Index, 1946

Page
Everett, Wash., Instrument ajiproach

chart 1024

Everett Fowler (scow) :

court case of owner 40C, 519

Every American should know 1167

Evidence :

admission in certain cases, safe-

Ruard 1073

foreign documents in custody of
allied authorities of oc-
cupation 802

Evstaflya Bay, chart 419

Evvard, John C. :

determination of gas tempera-
tures 1393

internal-cooling requirements of

cylinder 1391

Ewing, Frances M., Plasmodium galli-

naceum infection 1262

Ewing, Fred. W., court case 125, 1183

Examination Section of Airman Serv-
ice, Safety Regulation

Office 583

Examinations :

civil service, specimen questions — 462
foreign service, sample questions- 985
merchant marine deck officers,

specimen examination-- 1125
merchant marine engineers, speci-
men examinations 1429

Naval Academy, sample questions- 815

pilot written, guidebook 719

see also Physical examinations.
Excavating burs, dental, simplified

practice 1853

Excess profits tax :

proceeds from sales, etc., of ves-
sels—

hearings 603

Maritime Comn., report 753

refund bonds 126

returns, inspection 303, 974

returns, statistics from 557

sec. 722 of internal revenue code- 372,

761
Exchange, see Foreign exchange.
Exchange Commission, see Securities
and Exchange Commis-
mission.
Exchange Service, see International

Exchange Service.
Exchanges, see Post exchanges.
Excise taxes, see Internal revenue.
Executive, see President of United

States.
Executive agencies, see Government

offices.
Executive Agencies, Special Committee
to Investigate, House :

hearings 247, 362, 1051

report 1051

Executive agreement series 122,

123, 208, 209, 313, 314,
552, 553, 683, 684, 831,
984-988, 1121, 1207.
Executive departments, see Govern-
ment offices.

Executive Mansion, estimate 110

Executive Office of the President, see
President of United
States.
Executive orders, see President of
United States — also sub-
ject of order.
Executive Papers, .Joint Committee on
Disposition of :

reports 33, 242, 353, 471, 593.

738, 878, 104?
Exhaust gas, see Gases.
Exhaust heat exchanger, performance

test 1407

Exhaust stacks :

effect on jet-propulsion system — 1400

flame-visibility tests 1394

Exhaust valves, see Valves.

Page

Exhibition, sec names of exhibitions,
places where located, or
name of that which they
exhibit.

property, see Military
equipment and supplies.

Expendable
Expenditures ;

account guide 420

city families — 526

rent control, income and expenses- 827,

1117-18
see also Finance — also names of
departments, etc. — also
subjects for which ex-
penditures are made.
Expenditures in Executive Depart-
ments Committee,
House :

calendar 247, 745, 1051

hearings 104, 600, 745, 1051, 1253

reports 40, 477, 600, 745, 888, 1051

stenographer 594

Expenditures in Executive Depart-
ments Committee, Sen-
ate :

reports 55, 917

Expenses, see Expenditures.

Experiment station record 11, 710

Experiment stations, see Agricultural
experiment stations —
also names of stations.

Experiment Stations Office 11, 3.S9, 458,

576, 710, 860, 1234

report, 1945 339

Expert examiners, see Civil service.
Explorations, publications, price list— 1169
Explosions :

bituminous-coal mines, preven-
tion 1083

dust, effect of relief vents on pres-
sures 791

missile hazard 329

Explosive D, see Ammonium picrate.
Explosives :

accidents in meial mines 178

American table of distances,

status 329

field manual 842

handling practices 936

measuring detonation- 634

permissible, list 1173

sensitivity to electrostatic dis-
charges 394

storage, etc., in metal mines, etc_ 1366

storage in underground mines 510

transportation regulations 196

see also names of explosive sub-
stances.
Export associations, small business ex-
perience with 1161

Export-Import Bank of Washington — 385,

1165
operations to include P. I — 34, 50. 162

reports 385, 1165

Exports, see Imports and exports.
Express, forms, etc., for transporta-
tion 271

Express highways, see Roads.
Ex-servicemen, see Veterans.
Extension courses :

Army regulations 559

technical manual 1327

Extension Service 12,

148, 231, 459, 578, 711,
861, 1018, 1146, 1236, 1345

posters 711, 861

report, 1945 861

Extension Service circular 861

Extension Service review 12, 711

Extension work :

Federal legislation, etc 337

radio han(ll)ook for workers 337

report, 1945 861

rural sociology in extension 861

see also Extension Service.

January-December

1521

Page
Eye, sie Eyes.

Eye baths, glass, specification 837, 1304

Eyemoutli, chart 535

Eyes :

care 175

safety exhil)it 87

Eyies, Don E., Anoplieles quad-

rimaciilatiis 388

Ezekiel, Mordecai, farmers and inter-

nat. trade 146

P

F. B. 1., see Federal Bureau of Investi-
gation.

F. C. A., see Farm Credit Administra-
tion.

F. C. C, see Federal Communications
Commission.

F. D. A., see Food and Drug Adminis-
tration.

F. D. I. C, see Federal Deiiosit Insur-
ance Corporation.

F. E. A., see Foreign Economic Admin-
istration.

F. H. A., see Federal Housing Admin-
istration.

F. H. L. B. A., see Federal Home Loan
Bank Administration.

F. L. A., see Federal Loan Agency.

F. P. E. Noteholders Corporation 801

F. P. H. A., see Federal Public Housing
Authority.

F. S. A., see Federal Security Agency.

F. T. C, see Federal Trade Commission.

F. W. A., see Federal Works Agencv.

Fabian. Peter G., relief of estate 242, 349

Fabric seals in presence of thin-plate

overhang 1395

Fabricated structural steel, see Steel.

Fabrics, see Textiles — also names of
fabrics.

Face masks, specification 109

Face shields, plastic, specification 1415

Facilities, see Plants (industrial) —
also subject for which
facilities are to be used.

Fact-Finding Board in General Motors

Case, report, etc 524

Fact-Finding Board in International
Harvester Case, report,
etc 524

Fact-Finding Board in Meat Packing
Industry Case, report,
etc__ 524

Fact-finding boards :

address 656

appointment —

hearings 249, 37S, 405

reports 249, 255

views, etc 249

role in wage policy 806

see also names of boards or in-
dustries.

Fact-finding program of Labor Statis-
tics Bureau 955

Factories, women in, 19;'>9-45 88, 956

Faegre, Marion L., children's book-
shelf 126.",

Faget, G. H. :

diasone in treatment of leprosy 1361

promizole treatment of leprosy 1261

therapeutic effect of promin in

leprosy 8SS

Fahey, Joseph P., court case 26

Faigle Tool and Die Corporation 1209

Fair Bluff, N. C, aircraft accident 719

Fair Employment Practice Commis-
sion, establishing 255

Fair Employment Practice Committee,

terminating 255

Fair labor standards, see Labor stand-
ards.

Fairbanks, Alaska, flight chart 846

Paird-ES-Sultaneli, Doris, court case- 991

Fairfax Field, instrument approach

chart 727

Page

Fairfax Mutual Wood Products Co 319

Fairfield, C«lif., aircraft accidents 1021,

1351
Fairfield, Utah, instrument approach

chart, etc 23

Fairfield Steamship Corporation.. 801, 1377
Fairing :

compositions for aircraft surfaces. 04
wing gun, on fighter type airplane. 1395

Fairport Harbor, engineer report 1436

Fairs. Indian, in Perfi 982

Fairview school district, relief 51, 161

Fairweather, Mount, aeronautical

chart 722

Fajardo quadrangle, P. R 788

Faldetta, Richard D., atrain-gage

study of exhaust valves. 1104
Falk, H., influence of jet propulsion

unit on wings 1292

Falk, I. S., disability among employed

persons 176

Fall River Harbor, engineer report 1134

Failing-ball tests, imiiact resistance of

core materials, etc 579

Fallon, George H. (Representative
from Md.) :
report made by —

Civil Service Com 741

Fallon, Nev., instrument approach

chart 156

Falls, William A., court case 991

Falmouth Harbor, chart 296

False Bay, chart 964

Falwell, C. W., jr., motor carrier

decision 800

Falwell Fast Freight, Inc 643, 800

Families :

allowances. Army regulations 438

allowances, in various countries. 410

clothing costs, since 1935 410

composition in relation to income. 526

expenditures and savings 526

food purchases 526

price index 429

spending and saving in wartime 288

see also Dependents — Farms and
farmers.
Family allowances, see Families.
Family day care, see Day care of chil-
dren.

Famine Emergency Committee 705

Famine emergency program or cam-
paign, see Famine relief.
Famine relief :

appeal from hungry millions, film. 581

children are hungry 656, 705

famine emergency campaign 712

freedom and famine, you can help,

film 581

help farmer save world from

starvation 1018

help fight famine! 578

how homemakers can help save

food 710

relief for starving peoples, rp. on

UNRRA 746

share food, save lives 101,'>

youth united for famine relief 1015

Famous-Barr Co 210, 1095

Fannon, .John, court case 64S

Fans and blowers :

facts for industry 154, 864

single-stage axial-flow fan 291

wind-tunnel fan 95

FAO, see Food and Agriculture
Organization of United
Nations.
Far East, see East (Far East).

Far Eastern Unit 238

Faragher, W. F. :

catalysts at I. G. Farbenindustrie

plants 117a

investigations by fuels, etc.,

teams 126S

Fargo, N. Dak. :

aeronautical chart 344, 1153

instrument approftcb cli^rt^™ 72Q, 1246

1522

Index, 1946

Page

Farley, Elmer A., court case 1123

Farley, Frieda E. J., court case 1123

Farm accidents, see Accidents.
Farm Adjustment Apency, sec ARricul-
tural Adjustment Agency.
Farm animals, sec Livestock.
Farm buildings :

control of flies, use of DDT 148

raise your roof 458

Farm credit, sec Ajrricultiiral credit.

Farm Credit Administration 13,

149, 2:U, 340. 4.59. 578,
711, 862. 1018, 1345.

circulars on farm credit 459. 578

loans and discounts, reports- 459, 1345

report, 1944-45 578

transfer functions ( H. R. 3422 and
H. R. 4873) —

hearings 354

reports 242, 369

Farm equipment, see Farm implements

and machinery.
Farm financing, .tee Agricultural credit.
Farm implements and machinery :

facts for industry, farm machines,

etc 154, 864

general schedule of supplies 128

Government controls during war_ 706
policies of War Production Board,

etc 976

Farm Income, see Income.
Farm labor :

appropriations 876

Atlantic Coast migratory move-
ment 1146

Costa Rican vrorkers. migration 208

employment and wages of hired

workers ' 1143

fact sheet. 1946 program 114R

farm labor (monthly reportt 8,706

help farmers save food crops 1236

help save world from starvation.- 1018
migratory, schools open to chil-
dren 287

million veterans working on

farms 1010,

more people working on farms__ 706

supply program, continuance 879.

1039, 1061
supply program, continuance, esti-
mate 974

veterans returning to work 574

see al.tn Wases.
Farm loans, are Atrricnltural credit.
Farm machines, trr F.nrni implements

and machinerv.
Farm management, xce Farms and _

farmers. "

Farm mortgages, ftre ^fortgasres.
Farm prices, i>rr Prices — nlxo names

of certain cnmmodities.
Farm production xrr names of com-
modities
Farm products. Kee Agricultural prod-
ucts.
Farm real estate, .ec Re.nl estate.
Farm Safetv Week, nrr National Farm
Safety Week.

Farm Recuritv Administration 149.

231,1236

abolishing 3.54.

.^69 472. 484. 1039. 1046

report. 1944-45 -- 1236

transfer func+^'ons ^TT R. 3422
and H. R. 4873^ —

hearincrs 3.54

reports ___ 242.369

Farm seciiritv lonns. .tee Atrricultural

credit.
Farm supplies sec Agricultural sup-
plies.
Vnrm siipnlr store kpp Stores,
■""nrri timber, xrr Timber.
■Prirm wn^'^s. .tec Wnrres.
T'nrni wclcnra. .9ee F:irm labor.

Fnrmer .Tones' timber crop , 459

Farmers, see Farms and farmers.

Page
Farmers' bulletins :

available, list 232, 460. 580

title page with contents 1147

Farmers' cooperatives, see Cooperation.
Farmers' Home Administration, creat-
ing 1039, 1046

Farmers' Home Corporation, enlarging

powers, etc 354,

369. 472, 484, 1046
Farmers' regional associations, re-
search practices, etc 459

Farmhouses, see Houses.
Farming, see Agriculture — Farms and
farmers.

Farmlngton, Iowa, bridge 494, 747, 873

I'arms and farmers :

after World War I 450,000 farms

were lost 549

agriculture, industry, and future

of farmers 145

better farm living, research 230

better farming and living 232

capital statistics 1231

casein making on farm for indus-
trial use 575

cooperatives and family farm 711

county oflSce instructions for use

of farm plan, etc 234

create farm-appraisal system —

hearings L 354

reports 242, 369

credit services to farmers, im-
prove 354,

369. 472. 484, 1039, 1046

family living, address 1232

family living, outlook charts 11

family-operated farms. 1930-45 707

family record hook 149

farm construction, report 762

farm cost situation (address'* 1232

farm cost situation (periodical)- 1342

farm opportunities? 573

farm ownership, promote 354,

369. 472, 484, 1039. 1046

farm service .iobs 574

farmer and national debt 1320

farmers and international trade 146

farmers In 2 wars 1117

fire fightins on farrns 1344

great American dollar, farmers's

share 1117

handling and storipc soft cnrn 1344

income. .<tee. in main alphabet. In-
come.

livestock on farms 456

Louisiana fnrmers' almanac, eval-
uation 861

low-income families, physical im-
pairments «'*«

pnvin-r for a fnrm 578

petroleum delivprintr to farmers- 578
planninsr f-o-m for profit and sta-
bility 1016

population eotimites__ 1010

nonnlntiop followinc end of -war.- "^O

pork on ffirm • S''S

nr'ce control fjirmor's ofnko 826

price regulation nffentinT farmers'

business 825

prices received for crops, live-
stock, etc 1i4f?

problems fn'^incr f.nrm^rs ^'^^

production in war and pon'>e .574

protootincr the farmer's dollar. ^ fi1<\

PuMieations for farmer 340. 1'>SR

publications on farm manaTcment- 1265
real estate —

inheritance. 1920-45 581

market. current develop-
ments 456

situation. 19'*4-45 230

taxes in 1945 i.-- 1016

rural rehabilitation proiects 34.

49. 370. 876. 1039

sewatre and garhaire disposal 1019

shall I be a farmer? ,,_,__^___ 5.73

January-December

1523

Page

Farms and farmers — Continued

size of farm, etc., in Columbia

Basin 638

so you want a farm? <■ 231

social security for farm people 337

tenancy, 1940-45 - 1018

tenant act, amendments 372, 610

tenure, graphic summarization 707

victory loan program 130

what peace can mean to farmers-- 21^9,

337

when we appraise your farm 459

where and how to get a farm 707

youth learns and earns 578

see al&o Agriculture — Coopera-
tion— S oil conserva-
tion— also certain head-
ings beginning Agricul-
tural— Farm.
Farr, Marion [Maude], land-grant col-
leges and universities 1361

Farrar, C. L. :

pollen traps, etc., for honeybee

colonies 1343

two-queen colony management 709

Farrell-Cheek Steel Co 184

Farren, W. S., aeronautical research — 310,

311

Farsi Jezirat, chart 538

Fasteners, slide, specitication 696

Fatalities, see Death.
Fathers :

exempt from induction —

hearings 604

laws 736, 873

reports 480, 483, 496, 604, 875

Fatigue of metals, see Strength of
materials — also names of
metals.
Fats:

factory consumption 154, 864

fats and oils situation 8, 707

industrial reference service 24,

158, 237, 346, 465, 587, 729,
868, 1027, 1156, 1250, 1352

industry report 729

inedible, distribution —

hearings 1159

report 1056

Japanese trade study 316

production, consumption, and

stocks 154, 864

small business problems 49, 257

statistics 1231

see al&o Shortening.

Fats and Oils Unit 867, 1027

Faulkner. Walter S. relief— 882, 90S, 1031
Fault determinations, fluospar areas

of western Ky 937

Favreau, Claire H., psychiatric nurs-
ing opportunities 175

Fay, Douglas P., compressive strength

of aircraft materials 1389

Fay, R. W., DDT toxicity to Anopheles. 269

Fayerweather, F. O., court case 988, 1376

Fayetteville, Ga., aircraft accident 719

FBI, see Federal Bureau of Investiga-
tion.
FCA, see Farm Credit Administration.
FCC, see Federal Communications Com-
mission.
FDA, see Food and Drug Administra-
tion.
FDIC, see Federal Deposit Insurance

Corporation.
FEA, see Foreign Economic Adminis-
tration.
Featherston, E. Glenn, school bus

drivers 779

Federal, see certain headings beginning
Federal — Government —
National.
Federal agencies, see Government ofl-

fices.
Federal aid, to States, extract from

Treasury report 1124

see alao special subject.

Page
Federal bonds, see Bonds of officers,
etc.

Federal Bureau of Investigation 408, 1186

cases charged by, investigation 878

Federal Cartridge Corporation 945

Federal Cement Tile Co 944

Federal City Charter Commission :
incorporate — -

hearing 772

report 772

Federal Committee on Highway

Safety 1201

Federal Communications Commission- 61,
173, 268, 385, 500, 626, 777,
927, 1165, 1260, 1359.

exhibits submitted by 496

filing reports with, rules 387,

1359, 1860

functions 173

report, 1945 500

rules and regulations — •

amendments 268,

385-387, 500, 1359-60

check list 626

revisions 1165

why the Federal Communications

Commission? 626

Federal Contracting Corporation 266,

400, 801, 1258
Federal credit unions, see Credit
unions.

Federal Crop Insurance Corporation 341,

714, 1238
establishment, notes of general in-
terest 334

poster 1238

report, 1945 341

Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora-
tion 61, 174,

268, 777, 927, 1260, 1360

annual report, 1944 174

annual report, 1945 1260

report on audit 1079

report to insured banks, 1946 1360

rules and regulations 927

Federal education officers, sec Schools.
Federal employees, see Government of-
ficials and employees.

Federal Engineering Co 414

Federal Engineering Co., Inc 414

Federal expenditures, see Finance —

Government offices. •

Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation :
amend act —

hearings 878, 1062, 1161

law 1035

reports 739, 763, 899, 905

correction for Aug. monthly index_ 1012
refinancing Land Bank Commis-
sioner loans 823

transfer functions (H. R. 3422
and H. R. 4873) —

hearings 354

reports 242, 369

Federal Government, see United States.
Federal Home Loan Bank Administra-
tion 105,

811, 1100, 1191, 1297

investigation 1051

report, 1944 294

report, 1945 1297

Federal home loan bank review 105, 811

Federal Home Loan Bank System, re-
port, 1945 1297

Federal Hospital Council :
establish —

hearings 602

law 1040

reports 890, 900, 1046

Federal Housing Administration. 106, 531,
663, 811, 1106, 1191, 1409

estimate 546

posters 1191

report, 1944 294, 1409

report, 1945 1106

technical bulletin 1106

1524

Index, 1946

Fage
Federal Interdepartmental Safety

Council 1360

Federal judges, see Judges.
Federal laws, see Laws.

Federal Loan Agency 61,

174. 268, 387, 626, 777,
927, 1077, 1105, 12C0

Federal Loan Bank of Louisville 649

Federal Mediation Board :
^create —

minority views 495

reports 495, 759

veto message 821

Federal personnel, see Government of-
ficials and employees.
Federal personnel manual, see Civil

service.
Federal policies, see subject involved.

Federal Power Commission 61,

174, 5U0, 777, 928. 1077,
11G5, 1260, 1360

estimate 676

forms and publications 1165

terms of office 362

Federal Prison Industries, Inc 655

audit report 630

report, 1945 655

Federal prisons, see Prisons and pris-
oners. ^
Federal probation, see Probation.
Federal property, see Public property.

Federal Public Housing Authority 106.

195. 414, 531, 663. 961,
1192, 1409

proposed provision 823

report, 1944 294, 414

Federal register 105, 195, 294,

413, 530, 662, 811, 960,
1105, 1191. 1297, 1408

appropriation for printing 784

indexes 105. 294,

413. 530. 662, 811, 960,
1105, 1191, 1297. 1408

Federal Register Division 105. 194. 293.

413, 530. 662. 811. 960,
1105, 1191. 1296, 1408
Federal regulations, see Code of Fed-
eral regulations — a I s o
special subject.
Federal reserve banks, inter-district

collection system 62, 778

see also other headings beginning
Federal reserve.
Federal Reserve Board, see Federal Re-
serve System Board of
Governors.

Federal reserve bulletin 62. 778

index to v. 31 62

Federal reserve charts on bank credit,

etc 928

Federal reserve member banks :

acceptance of drafts or bills of

exchange 1166

discount and advances 778

member bank call report 928, 1261

proftts in 1945 627

Federal reserve par list 62, 778, 1261

Federal Reserve System Board of

Governors 62, 174, 268,

387. 501, 627. 778. 928.
1077. 1166. 1261. 1360

regulations 62,

268, 778, 928. 1077. 1166

report. 1945 928

B'ederal savings and loan associations.

report. 1945 1191, 1297

Federal Savings and Loan Insurance
Corporation :

dividends, etc 1062

report, 1945 1297

Federal Securities Exchange Commis-
sion, see Securities and
Exchange Commission.
Federal Security Agency 63, 175, 268,

388. 501. 627, 778, 928,
1077, 1166, 1261, 1361

Page
Federal Security Agency — Continued
appropriations, 1946 —

estimates, etc 116, 304, 427

appropriations, 1947 —

estimates 546, 676, 677, 1114

hearings 879, 1062

law 1041

report 740, 876. 905

report. 1945 175. 176. 268, 269, 270

see also Miller. Watson B.
Federal series, unemployment compen-
sation 65

Federal specifications, see Government
supplies.

Federal standard stock catalog 128-

129, 214-215, 322-323,
437, 558, 689-690, 837-
8o9, 996-997, 1126-27,
1211-12, 1320, 1429-30

price list 390

Veterans Administration supple-
ment 690

Federal Standard Stock Catalog Di-
vision 128. 214. 322,

437. 558. 689. 837. 996.

1126. 1211, 1320, 1429

Federal statutes, see Laws.

Federal Trade Commission. 65. 177. 270, 389,

629, 782, 930, 1168, 1363

act, as amended, compilation 782

amend act creating 747

decisions 930

estimates, etc 676

operation of export trade act 1161

report. 1945 271

rules, policy, and acts 1168

work, summary 66, 782

Federal Water & Gas Corporation. 519, 647
Federal Water Power Commission, see
Federal Power Commis-
sion.

Federal Works Agency 66,

390. 503. 629. 782. 931,
1079, 1169. 1264, 1363

estimates, etc 116.

305. 546. 676. 974, 1114
powers rel. to site acquisition,

etc 254, 370, 499, 873

report, 1945 390

Federated Meat Corporation 679, 826

Federated Organizations for Bataan

Relief, incorporate 772

Federer, Walter T., seed, etc., of

guayule 1235

Federmau, David, disability among
gainfully employed per-
sons 176

Feed, see certain headings begipuing
Food — also names of
feeding stuffs.
Feed store, see Stores.
Fees :

employment agency, prohibit for

Government referral 379

nurses in D. C 1038. 1069

United States commissioners —

hearings 602

law 1037

reports 57. 875, 891

waive for members of armed

forces 31

Feet, care 780. 1261

Fefferman. Rose, court case 1281

Feflferman, JIanuel. court case 1281

Fefferman. Meyer, court case 1281

Fehlner. Leo F. :

effect of sideslip on stability 1405

effects of radii of gyration, etc.,

on aileron 1387

effects of wing wake on tail 104

Fehmarn Belt, chart 1301

Feinberg, Herman, relief - 357, 489, 590

Feingold, Arnold .M., induced-velocity

field of helicopter rotor. 1291
Felber, Irma M., oil emulsions 146

January-December

1525

Page
Feld, I. L. :

continuous hydraulic cl.issiflca-

tion 394

iron content of Birmingham ores- S'J4
performance of hvdraulic classi-
fier 275

Feldkamp, Cora L., school lunches,

references 712

Feldman. Gussie, relief 474, 612, 734

Feldspar :

in 1945 1270

preprint from minerals yearbook- 1173

Felin, John J., & Co., Inc 384,

519, SOI, 1258
Felix, Robert H., nursing school health

practices, etc 175

Fellowships :

communications, students from

American republics 387

cooperative, agreement with Peru- 314

program for teachers 1201

Felt:

insulating, specification 1415

make-overs , 1235

rates on 945

specification 111

Felton, Mathias W., downy mildew of

cabbage 573

Felts Field, instrument approach chart. 727
Females, see Women.
Fence posts, see Posts.

Fences, farm 710

Fenders, ship, specification 968

Fene, W. J., coal mine explosions, etc- 936

Fenton soil conservation district 1148

Feodora, Tex., railroad accident 1275

Ferguson, Frederick F., DDT sprays

as mosquito larvicirtes- 269
Ferguson, Homer (Senator from
Mich.) :

minority views 1061

reports made b.v —

Immigration Com ^ 496

Judiciary Com 1073

Ferguson, Stanley W., Inc 1377

Ferguson, William S., court case- 624, 1184
Fernandez, Antonio 1\I. (Representa-
tive from N. Mex.) :
reports made bv —

Claims Com 35-36,

355, 357-358, 360-361,
475, 477, 597-599, 881

Conference Com 1046

Public Lands Com 898

Fernandez, Salvador L., relief 41

Ferreira, Ernest P., relief 36, 375, 590

Ferrets, care and rearing 785

Ferri, Antojiio :

application of method of charac-
teristics to supersonic

flow 1291

supersonic-tunnel tests of projec-
tiles , 1403

tests of 24 airfoils at high Mach

numbers 1288

Ferro-alloys, see Iron.

Ferrochrome, rates on 945

Ferrosilicon, report 275

Fertilizers :

plant foods in, prewar produc-
tion, etc 577

publications, price list lOSO

rates on 403

resources, etc., in United States- 8r>l

use, and crop yields lOlS

see also names of substances.
Fever, see name of fever.
Fever ticks, see Ticks.
Fewell, William C, organization, etc.,
of National Bureau of

Standards 466

Pezandie & Sperrle, Inc 212

PHA, see Federal Housing Adminis-
tration.
FHLBA, see Federal Home Loan Bank
Administration,

I

Page
Fiberboard containers, crab meat

keeping quality 785

Fibers :

insulating, specification 421

stresses for wood poles 1146

see also names of certain plants,
textiles, etc.
Fibrosis, etc., in parenchymatous

organs 1167

Fibrous glass :

board and stripping tape, specifi-
cation 541

cloth, tape, and thread, specifica-
tion 968

for life preservers, specification- 300
properties of plastic-bonded glass

cloth 292, 1402

Fickes, Cl.vde F., building with logs 13

Fiddler, Earle T., court case 522

Fidelity Trust Co 1426, 1428

Fidone, Edna R. S., relief - 889

Fiduciary Trust Co. of N. Y 686

Field, Punskee, court case 1184

Field artillery, see Artillery.

Field manuals, see Army- — also special

subject.
Field peas, see Peas.
Field ranges, see Stoves.
Field service, classification. Army Air

Forces manual 562

see also Civil service.
Field Service Branch, Production and

Marketing Admin 15,

150, 233, 341, 461, 582,
714, 1019, 1148, 1238, 1347

expenditures 341, 1619

Fielding & Shepley, Inc— 1258, 1379

Fieldner, Arno C. :

Alaska coal, analyses 936

coal-research activities of Mines

Bureau 1268

report of research, etc., on coal,

1945 790

Fields, Ariz., railroad accident 1371

Fienup, Kenneth L. :

analysis of square shear web 92

effect of curvature on panels 194

Fierman, Maurice M., exr., court case- 651,

1258

Fifth Army at Winter Line 1436

Fifth Street Store 833

Fifty-cent piece, see Half dollar.
Fighter planes, see Airplanes.

Figueroa Ballroom 1203, 1309

Filberts sprayed with Bordeaux mix-
ture 340

File, correspondence. Army regula-
tions 439

Files (tools) :

simplified practice recommenda-
tion 25

Filing-and-setting machines, specifica-
tion 422

Filipinos :

admission and naturalization- 873, 876

naturalization 770

sales to, opinion 652

correction for June monthly In-
dex 702

29 gripes 1215

sec also Philippine Islands.
Fillers (in paper, paint, etc.) :

facts for Industry 154, 864

Fillets, see Fish and fisheries.

Filling, plast*cized white, phosphorus- 1197

Film formation, etc., of oil emulsions-- 146

Film slides, sec Filmslides.

Films (photographic) :

specifications 328,421, 1219

see also Filmslides— Motion pic-
tures.
Filmslides, Agriculture Dept. slide-
films 13

Filters. Diesel-fuel-oil, specification 541

Finance :

agricultural finance review 338

1526

Index, 1946

Fag«

riiumce — Continued

Anglo-AmL-ncau agreements 208,

321, 528
bulletin of Treasury Department- 126,

830

city finances 18, 235, 341, 582-583.

717, 863, 1149, 1350

citv periodic tinancial reports 863

daily statement of Treasury.- 126, 836
emergency facilities, private

financing 976

fiscal organization and functions- 324
form, etc., of financial state-
ments 828

manufacturing plant expansion,

privately financial 976

public finance and employment 387

publications, price list 177

receipts, etc., of U. S., 1945 —

combined statement 436

report on finances 688

report on finances, extracts- 1124-

25

selected tables 1125

Ships Bureau manual 815, 1303

State finances 18. 235, 583,

717, 1020, 1149, 1240, 1350

War Dept. stations 442, 562

see also Accounts and account-
ing— Budgets — Interna-
tional monetary fund —
Payments — also names
of countries and places.
Finance Committee, Senate :

calendar 55.261. 378, 495,

618, 769, 917. 1070, 1358

hearings 378. 618, 769

national service life insurance act,
1940.

reports 55. 56, 378, 496,

618. 768-770. 917, 1070
Finance decisions, see Interstate Com-
merce Commission.
Finance Department, Army Service
Forces, Army regula-
tions 131-132.

216. 324. 438-439, 559.
691. 840-841, 998-999.
1128. 1213. 1322. 1431
Finance officers, see Disbursing officers.
Financial and Administrative Research

Division 931,1364

Financial statistics, see Finance.
Financing, see Agricultural credit.

Finck CMnr Co 52,161

Fine. Benjamin, colleges expect peak

enrollment 527

Fine. M. M.. concentration of flnorite- 936

Fine. Morris, relief 474,612.734

Fines :

nonpayment, discharge indigent
convicts —

hearings 602

law 1037

reports 57. 891

Finishers, asphalt, snecification 1303

F'nishow for nirornft snorification 4-1^

Finito ! Po Valley campaign 183

Finli. li., rocovory of nietnl, etc.. from

nhiminnm dross 790

Finn. Robert S.. .iet-hnnnd.nry correc-
tions of cowling-fiap-out-

let pressures 1390

Fins fnircrnff) :

cvlindor barrel cooling with

bonded fins 1395

intorferencp pfTect on lateral sta-

bilitv 104

Fir:

Douglas —

Aineric.in wood 149

hrdrolvznte fr-rmentation 1146

old erowth doors 25

noblo .American wood 150

Fire, see Fires — a7,«o cprtnin headings

becrinnlng Fire.
Fire-alarm systems, specification — 214-215

Page

Fire control notes 712

Fire damaged records, see Records.
Fire Department of D. C. :

salaries of members, increase 745,

916. 1038
salaries of pilots and marine engi-
neers 40, 162

Fire-extinguisher charges, specifica-
tions 421, 540, 1109

Fire extinguishers, specification 1132

Fire fighter, see Firemen.
Fire-fighting apparatus, general sched-
ule of supplies 557, 1211

Fire insurance agent, job 1323

Fire Prevention Week 7, 1201

Fire protection, see Fires.
Fire-protection equipment and appli-
ances, inspection, etc 442.

1327
Fire-resistant treatment, for cotton

fabrics 1305

Fire-retarding coating, article 579

Fire-surfacing material, schedule 1429

Firebaugh, Calif., wages, etc., in labor

supply center 1232

Firemen :

job of fireman 693

lesson plans on firemanship 1001

Fires :

at liquefaction, etc.. plant 510

bituminous-coal mines 1083

carelessness factor in accidents-- 866

coal- and metal-mine, 1945 936

fighting —

facilities at metal mines 1366

manual issued by Ships Bu-
reau 420

on farms 1344

pointers 109

fire department techniques- 1001, 1218

metal mine, prevention 510

protection of property in and con-
tiguous to waters of

D. C 1039

safety for elementnry schools 1169

see also Firemen — Forest fires.
Firewalls, airplane, effect of tempera-
ture on slieet metal 293

fairing device, specification 1197

First-aid kits :

general schedule of supplies 128

specification 198. 816

First-Citizens Bank & Trust Co__ 1076. 1283
First fight of ironclads, Monitor and
Merrimac, custody of

painting 1042

First Iowa Hvdro-Electric Coopera-
tive 184. 406. 685

First National Benefit Society 648

First National Steamship Co 81, 624

Firth, Frank E.. cordages in fisheries — 631
Fiscal accounting, see Accounts and
accounting.

Fiscal code. War Department 1327

Fiscal Division. Engineer Dept 1328

T^iscal Management Division 341, 1019

Fiscal organization, see Finance.

Fiscal Service. Treasury Dept 127.

436, 836
Fiscal stations. War Dept.. technical

manual 442. 562

Fischel. Jack :

airfoil with double-slotted flap 1388

fabric seals in presence of thin-
plate overhang 1395

Fischer. Else, relief 52, 161

Fischer, Eric, relief 52, 161

Fischer, Karl, flow in centrifug.al

pump 1103

Fischer, Mabel M., relief 357.

613, 734
Fischer, Walter, tea, Japanese trade

study 317

Fischer-Tropsch process, synthetic

liquid fuel production 1269

Fish, George F., Inc 948

January-December

1527

Page

Fish and fisheries :

bait fish, culture and care. 631

bait fish, dealers 1170

canned fish, preliminary report — 784
canned products and byproducts — 68

eommercial fisheries, MDL 68,

272, 391, 505, 631

commercial fisheries review 784

conservation of fish —

hearings 595

law 1045

reports 472, 904

cost of production, etc., of fish 65.

1168, 1363

current fishery statistics 68

current fishery trade 68, 785

customs appeal on fish 92(;

DDT effect on fish 631

dealers in acjuarium fishes 1265

dry ice refrigeration of fillets 504

Federal fish-cultural stations 68

fish stored in refrigerated loekers_ 631
fisheries of —

Alaska, commercial 504

932, 1265, 1364

Alaska, defense program 1158

Alaska, industry 93'J

Alaska, laws and regulations- 932
Alaska, laws and regulations,

obtaining 271

Columbia River, agreement 1037.

106S
Columbia River, defense pro-
gram 135fi

Great Lakes, defense pro-
gram 105."

Oregon, defense program 1254

Pacific Coast, 1943, annual

summary 1170

Washington State, defense

program 1254

fishery bulletin 391

fishery leafiet 68

271, 272, 504, 505, 630-
632, 785, 1080, 1170, 1265

fishery market news 6S

fishery statistics of U. S. 1942___ 108O

fishery survey in Trinidad, etc 55::

food value of fish 1265

fresh and frozen fillets, etc., im-
portation 750

fresh-water fishes from San Jos6

Island 820

frozen fish —

1945 785

frozen fish report 68, 78.")

holdings at Gloucester, Mass_ 750

frozen packaged fishery products 631

game fishes in Alaska, regulations- 932
Gloucester, 3 centuries a fishing

port 1265

handling fresh fish 78."

home canning of fish 631

how to cook fish 631

icing of fish at sea 1170

Japanese fishing industry 271

Japanese trade in marine prod-
ucts 310

marketing of products 50."p

middle Atlantic Coast fish 272

New England landings-. 68, 785, 1170

New York City landings 1170

non-gilling sorter 785

packaged fish, 1944 271

preparation of 3 fishes of Pacific-- 785

price ceilings, etc., on fisheries 60:!

price ceilings on fish 751

publications, on fisheries 1080

publications, price list 932

reproduction in fishes 631

resources, etc., of Hawaii 751

shore fishes of Peru 432

statistical digest 932, 1080

storage of fish in refrigerated

lockers 68

tests of cordages in fisheries 631

trade journals, etc., on fishery

products 272

Page

Fish and fisheries — Continued

transfer fish hatchery to Lawton,

Okla 249, 260, 469, 751

tropical aquarium fishes 631

see also Shellfish — also certain
other headings beginning
Fish — also names of

fi S ll G S .

Fish and Wildlife Service 68, 271,

391, 504, 630, 784, 932,
1080, 1170, 1265, 1364

estimate 546

regulatory announcement 932, 1170

report, 1945 391

research report 391, 785, 932

Fish as food, see Fish and fisheries.
Fish-cultural stations, see Fish and

fisheries.
Fish hatcheries, see Fish and fisheries.
Fish meal :

and oil, monthly report 68, 785

liver moal in chick rations 785

Fish oils, see Oils.

Fish press water in chick rations 785

Fish traps for taking spawners 505

Fisher, Burtha M., court case 124, 184, 434

Fisher, Charles T., exr., court case — 124,

184, 434
Fisher, Edward F., exr., court case- 124,

184, 434

Fisher, Fred J., court case of exrs 124,

184, 434
Fisher, Jacob, New Zealand social se-
curity program 176

Fisher, Julius, court case 989

Fisher, M. R., injury experience, etc.,

at nonmetal mines 1084

Fisher, O. C. (Kepi-esentative from
Tex.) :
reports made by —

Elections Committee No. 3 40

Immigration and Naturaliza-
tion Com 1052

Fisher, Richard S., patent in fee 601,

619, 871

Fisher, Thomas H., court case 307

Fisher, Walter K., echiuroid worms 552

Fisher, William H., agricultural ad-
justment and income 62

Fisheries Commission, see Interna-
tional Fisheries Commis-
sion.
Fishermen, unemployment insurance- 272,

505

Fishery Biology Division 68,

504, 505, 630, 631, 632

Fishery Coordination Office 272, 391

report, 1945 391

Fishery market news, see Fish and

fisheries.
Fishery products, see Fish and fish-
eries.
Fishery statistics, etc., see Fish and

fisheries.
Fishery trade, see Fish and fisheries.

Fishgold, Abraham, court case 648, 989

Fishing-boat builders, see Boat build-
ers.
Fishing vessels, see Ships.
Fisk, Frank W., DDT water emulsion

in rice fields 64

Fisk, Harold N., alluvial valley of Mis-
sissippi River 1006

Fiske, Beth H., impact of the war on

Seattle-Tacoma area 806

Fiske, Clarence A., hav harvesting

methods, Nebraska 1233

Fissionable materials, in public lands,

reserving 368,383,426

See also Atomic energy.

FLswick, Ferdinand, court case - 519, 1377

Fite, G. L., pneumonitis in Louisiana- 1262-

Fittings, cast-brass solder-joint 25

FitzGerald, D. A., world situation for

food, etc — 1342

Fitzgerald, Frances C, relief 742,

908, 1031

1528

Index, 1946

Page

Fitzgerald, Roy G., court case 283, 1095

Fitzhugb, Edward F., jr., magnetic
reconnaissance in ^iinne-

60ta 1269

Fltzpatrick. Alfred F., relief 52, 161

Fitzsimmous, J. P.. magnetic maps of
Worcester, etc., Coun-
ties, Md 632

Fitzwater, Carl, relief 474, 764, 871

Fitzwater, Naomi, relief 474, 764, 871

5S6 Fifth Avenue Corp 957

Fi.xtures, see Lighting fixtures.

Fjords, wind in Icelandic 814

FLA, see Federal Loan Agencv.

Flag Day, 1946, proclamation! 821

Flags :

American republics, poster 543

description and use, Armv regu-
lations 216, 559, 999, 1214

enemy flags, preservation and

display 972, 1418

flag of President of U. S., Exec.

order 114

how to respect and displav our

flag 1411

international code flags and pen-
nants 814

Minute man victory flag 130

pledge of allegiance to the flag_ 57, 162

Tomlinsou Church of God 253,

498, 1035
Flame thrower, portable, technical

manual 442

Flame-visibility tests with individual

exhaust stacks 1.^94

Flameprooflng of textiles___ 730, 1028, 1353
Flames, kinetics of chemical reac-

_, . tions 959

ilanges, critical compressive stress- 293
Hannagan, John W., jr. (Representa-
tive from Va.) :
reports made by —

Agriculture' Com__ 33-34, 163 242-
243, 472, 595, 739, 879,' 1049

Conference Com 593, 876

Flaps (airfoil) :

aerodynamic balances of 2 nose

shapes 1388, 1395

control - surface characteristics

from data 412

minimize reduction in effective

dihedral 1391

plain, etc., on tail surface 1395

plain, etc., on wing 1396

pressures, jet-bound corrections- 1390
retractable planing, instead of

fixed step on seaplane 1395

trailing-edge extension, effect on

propeller 1395

trailing-edge split, lift attainable- 1395
■with overhang and internal aero-

_, , dynamic balance 1395

Flashings, sheet-metal, rates on 1182

Flashlight-cell receptacles, specifica-

tion 215

Flashlights, electric, hand, specifica-

nw. , T ,.tton___ 323, 816

Mathead Indians :

claims 601

619. 889, 919."973, 1039
disposition of tribal funds. GOl, 619, 873

Flavor materials, imports 211, 990

Flax, fiber, production by improved

machines 338

Flaxseed :

production in Calif, and Ariz 338

standards, liandhook 340

subsidy authorizations 352, 374, 470

Flea hopper, see Cotton flea hopper.
Fleas :

DDT in controlling 231

kill ! help prevent typhus with

DDT 270

skeletal anatomy 551

temperature effect on sex ratio-- 389
tularemia, attempted transmis-
sion 503

Page

Fleet admiral, see Navy.

Fleet Reserve, enlisted men who per-
formed active duty, pro-
motion 606

Fleetlines, Inc 1091

Flehr, Etteline, automobile repair

T„ . ^ . '"^^OP 325,465

I'leischer, Alfred J., court case 1184

Fleischer, Minnie R., court case 1184

Fleischman, Ralph, penicillin and

„, mapliarsen for syphilis- 1078

Fleishman, Harry W., relief 357, 489, 734

Fleming, George A., rural and village

electriScatlon 397

Fleming, Joseph B., trustee, court

case 315

Fleming, Mary A., exrx., court case 187

Fleming, Philip B.. see Federal Works
Agency.

Fleming, Ralph, court case 1419

Fleming, William, court case 406, 1124

Fleming, William F., court case 188, 953

Fletcher, C. C, trustee, court case 85

Fletcher, J. E., soil survey 458

Flexner, Jean A. :

industrial disputes in foreign

countries 1286

industrial disputes in United

Kingdom, etc 806

Flies, see names of flies.

Flight, see Aeronautics — also types of

aircraft.
Flight charts, see Maps and charts.
Flight maneuvers, see Aeronautics.
Plight officers, see Army.

Flight Section 667

Flinders bar curves 108

Flinders Islands, chart 1194

Flinn, R. H., trade name solvents 1079

Flint, E. P., alumina from clays and

bauxites 466

Flint, M. :

airscrew gyroscopic moments 1289

strength in aircraft under re-
peated load 1190

Flint, Mich., instrument Approach

chart 1247

Floats, life, specification 967

see also Seaplanes.
Flood Control Committee, House :

hearings 40, 745, 888

reports 745

Floods :

control, estimates, etc 303, 304, 823

hydrograph analyses, etc 1134

notable local, of 1939 506

prevention at Pa. anthracite

mines 635

public works for control — -

hearings 745, 1069

law 1044

reports 745. 760, 877, 914

see also names of certain rivers,
etc.
Flook, Evelyn, health dept. records,

etc 63

Floor coverings :

general schedule of supplies 1319

rubber, specification 437

Flor, Carmen Aurora de la, relief of

estate 597, 734, 764

Florence, S. C. :

aircraft accident 20, 1021

instrument approach charts 22,

726, 1024
Florey, H. W., penicillin, in medicine- 311
Florida :

activities of Securities and Ex-
change Commission, etc- 921

cattle fever tick control 822

centennial exhibition, address,

etc 957

chart 728

citrus-cannery eflluent 456

citrus fruit, etc., growers, com-
plaints 247

conservation practices, handbook- 234
court case 195, 554, 989

January-December

1529

Page
Florida — Continiiecl

distribution of Pennsylvania an-
thracite 394, 500

finances 1350

mail routes, schedules 201,

424, 971, 130C
Mediterranean fruitfly damage

claims 1050

post route map 113

wages for sugarcane production,

etc 1347

war casualties (>G4

World War II honor list 1330

Florida Drum Co., Inc 1375

Florida Power & Light Co 411

Florida quadrangle, Mo 50S

Florida Railroad Commission 1181

Florida State Federation of Labor,

court case 554

Florida, Straits of, chart 416

Florule from Forkston coal 1265

Flour :

exports, 1st quarter of 1946 455

milling products, facts for indus-
try 154, 864

subsidy authorizations 352, 374, 470

wheat, Japanese trade study 318

wheat, specifications 437, 1430

Flow :

across tube banks 130r>

carburetor throttle settings effect- 1396
changes at abrupt increase in

cross-sectional area 139G

compressible fluid —

around obstacle 201

flow patterns 1190

flow problems 05

hodograph method 1291, 1396

engine charge air flow in flight 1396

extension of Chaplygin proofs 520

field of flow about jet 1202

gas inside of 2-dimensional hyper-
bolic nozzle 809

heat transfer, etc., in smooth cylin-
drical tubes 1396

in centrifugal pump 1103

intercoolor cooling-air weight, etc. 1396
internal-flow systems for aircraft- 95
investigation with aid of ultra-
microscope 1201

laminar and turbulent, transition- 05
mixed subsonic and supersonic. 95, 809

monosleeve valves 291

nonstationary, about wing-aileron-
tab combination 291

over airplane wing at high speeds- 1291

over corrugated, etc., surfaces 1397

poppet intake valve coefficients — 520
pulsating flow of high velocity — 529

radial-discharge impeller 800

repeated gusts in turbulent air 1387

side flow in region of vertical tail- 104
subsonic —

application of Prandtl-Glau-

ert method 1201

past circular cylinder 93

recovery factors, etc 291

residue theory for treating 201

supercharger inlet elbow, etc 1201

supersonic rotational 1201

supersonic velocities 1190

theorems of Bjerknes, etc., note — 809
turbulent boundary-layer momen-
tum thicknesses 1291

turbulent flow between rotating

cylinders 05

two-dimensional —

air flows about airfoils 809

compressible fluids 291

pressure distribution 201

two-dimensional subsonic around

closed profiles 201

velocity distributien on wing sec-
tions 809, 959

wake-survev equations for sub-
sonic flow 1396

Flowers, J. N., court case _^_^__ 81, 210

Page
Flowers, R. H., dry ice refrigeration of

fillets 504

Floyd Bennett Field, instrument ap-
proach chart 1246

Flude, John W., court case 589

Flue-cured tobacco, see Tobacco.
Fluid (oil) :

fog, specification 968

Fluids :

photoviscous properties 96

thermodynamic properties 661

Fluorescein dye, sea-marker, specifica-
tion 199

Fluorescent lights and lamps, see

lamps.
Fluorite :

Bear Lodge property 791

concentration from Metals Re-
serve Co. stock piles 936

exploration for, in New Hamp-
shire 1366

explorations for, in Kentucky 1366

Fluorspar :

Eagle Mountain deposits 937

exploration of Bishop Cap project- 1366

Gallinas deposits 791

Hickory Cane and K-K properties- 1366

industry in 1945 635

monthly fluorspar report 73, 791

Packard property 791

preprints from minerals yearbook- 178,

1083
western Ky. fault determinations- 937

White Eagle mine exploration 1174

Flushing Road, see Vlissingen Reede.
Flutter :

bending-torsion, calculations 810

calculations in 3 degrees of free-
dom 291

propeller, effect of lift coefficient 1397

Flux, slime, and wetwood 1146

Flying, see Aeronautics.
Flying boats, see Seaplanes.
Flying schools, see Aeronautics.

Flvnn, Evelyn, court case 654

Flynt, Ralph C. M. :

guidance and personnel work in

colleges 928

higher education looks ahead 175

Flynt, Robert D., court case 925, 1277

FM broadcasting, see Radio broadcast-
ing— Radio stations.

Foam inhibitors, method of selecting 809

Focalscope, aerial camera, specifica-
tion 694

Fog fluid, specification 968

Fog signals, lists, Hydrographic Office- 416,

533, 666
Fogarty, L. E.. yaw characteristics of

airplane 1296

Fogwell, J. W., tools for press-counter-
sinking, etc 103

Fohrman, M. H. :

cross-breeding with dairy cattle 575

dairy industry in United States 339

Folders, file, specification 997

Foley, G. M., fatigue performance of

propeller materials 101

Folev, Howard P., Co., Inc 60,

519, 553, 1184

Foley, Raymond M., address 663

Folger, J. A., & Co 944

Folmar, Braxton B., relief 244,

489, 590

Folmar, Mary I., relief 244, 489, 590

Fons, Wallace L.. fire spread in light

forest fuels 579

Food :

American, one of world's powerful

forces 145

better food for better America 455

children and world's food 525

composition, in terms of 11 nu-
trients __11

conservation for peace 712

conservation program, estimate — 676

1530

Index, 1946

Page

Food — Continued

consumption in U. S., Canada,

etc 712

enriched, restored, fortified-. 231, 1017
facts of interest to tlie trade— 118, 82f.
food, drug, and cosmetic act —

digest of court opinions 13fil

notices of judgment 2G9.

.388, 502, 779, 929, 1078

repulations for enforcement — 929

food in 2 wars 826

food trade letter 12

foreign production 862

liifih-level consumption 147

home preservation program 712

how to mako the food go 'round 82G

importation of foodstuffs 1049

industrial reference service, food-
stuffs 24,

ir>8, 237. 346, 465, 587,

729, 868, 1027, 1156, 1250,
1352

investigations 576

lieep standards up, prices down 826

national food guide 1234

national situation 9, 707

nutritive value of per capita sup-
ply 861

production, etc., investigation —

hearings i 903

report 256

Public Health Service hospital

patients 427

publications, price list 630

purchases by city families 526

safe service 1166

safe storage 461

shortage and world relief 904

shortage in Massachu.setts 879

small business problems 49

wage increases 1101

world situation, address by D. A.

FitzGerald 1342

world situation, in 1946 459

world supplies and small busi-
ness 1161

see also Famine relief — Frozen
foods — also certain head-
ings beginning Food —
also names of special
foods.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations :

first conference 410

international cooperation agency- 146

Food and Drug Administration 63.

175, 269. 3S8, 502, 627.
779, 929, 1078, 1264, 1363
reorganization, notes of general

interest 1226

report, 1945 175

service and regulatory announce-
ments 929

Food and Drug Division 1361

Food Board, see Combined Food Board.
United States, United
Kingdom, and Canada.
Food Control Division. War Shipping

Admin 206

Food establishments, see Restaurants.
Food for livestock :

concentrate rations fed milk

cows 456

concentrated feedstuffs. specifica-
tion 1211

consumption, relation to pork and

lard 859

deficit in protein 574

distillers' solubles as replacement

for molasses .^Tri

electric feed mixer 1148

pmergencv diversion 877,974

feed consumed. 1941-42 859

feed grains in war and peace 574

feed milling industry, job 429

feed situation 9.707

feeding horses 230

Page

Food for livestock — Continued

manual de alimentaci6n del ga-

nado 301

shortage in Massachusetts 879

tight feed situation, factors 581

see also Forage plants — also
names of feeding stuffs.
Food for poultry :

costs and price ratios 456

emergency diversion 877, 974

rates 1374

see also names of feeding stuffs.
Food lockers, see Cold storage.

Food-mixing machines, specification 1212

Food poisoning, outbreak 63

Food rationing Division 729

Foodstuffs, see Food.

Foodstuffs Unit 730, 867, 1027

Footwear, see Boots and shoes.
Forage plants :

diseases in North Central States- 1017

increase on range lands, etc 757

Foraminifera :

Tertiary, from St. Croix, V. I 1265

Upper Cretaceous, Gulf coastal

region 1171

Forand, Aime J. (Representative from
R. I.) :

bills, etc., introduced by 481, 1255

Forbav, .Tohn H., education in Costa

Rica 1166

Forbes, J. E., rise in temperature of

charge 93

Forbes, J. J., mine rescue telephone

assemblies 635

Forceps, specification 1211

Forceps-and-scalpel cases, specifica-
tion 322

Ford, Allyn K., court case 686

Ford, Emily B., court case 686

Ford, Lina Y.. court case 686

I'ord. Robert E.. court case 686

Ford, William W., court case 624,

948, 1095

Forecast 46 (radio talk) 174

Forecasting, see Weather stations.
Foreclosures, see Mortgages.
Foreign affairs, see International re-
lations.
Foreign Affairs Committee, House :

calendar 1158

hearings— 41, 477, 746. 1051-52, 1253

reports 41, 247, 362, 477, 600. 745-

746, 888-889, 1051-52

stenographers 594

Foreign Agricultural Relations Ofiice_ 13.
149, 232. 340. 459. 711,
862. 1018, 1236
Foreign agriculture, see Agriculture.

Foreign agriculture (periodical) 13,711

index to v. 9 459

Foreign air news digest 20, 720

indexes 464, 1151

Foreign Air Transport Division 865

Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bu-
reau 23,

157, 237, 346, 465, 586,
728, 867, 1026, 1155. 1250

estimate 677, 1114

functions, reassigning —

hearings 260, 1053

reports 260, 890, 899

publications, list 348

publications on community indus-
trial development 347

Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Serv-
ice. Military Intelligence

Division 1330

Foreign commerce, see Commerce.
Foreign consular oflices, see Consuls.
Foreign countries :

code classification of countries-- 863

employment opportunities 409. 657

employment situation 1100

indiistrial disputes 1286

military and naval missions.. 365. 497
price trends and control-. -...^-.r 1384

January-December

1531

Pagt
Foreign countries — Continued

values of foreign moneys 126, Si!G

wartime prices, control, etc 65N

welfare funds for miners 905

Foreign crops and markets (periodi-
cal) 13, 711, SGIJ

Foreign debts, tiee L)ebts.

Foreign documents, admissibility as

evidence S'ji;

Foreign Economic Administration :

German resources for war, testi-
mony 263

program for German economic,

etc., disarmament 621

Foreign economic functions, redistri-
bution 67J

Foreign exchange :

regulatory documents, chronol-
ogy 131b.

sterling area, exchange policy 2-J

Foreign Liquidation Commissioner,
see Othce of Foreign Liq-
uidation Commissioner.
Foreign loans, sec Loans — also uaijies

of certain countries.
Foreign Ministers Council, see Council
of Foreign Ministers.

Foreign-owned assets, census 321

Foreign policy, see International rela-
tions.
Foreign property, see Alien property.
Foreign relations, see International

relations.
Foreign Relations Committee, Senate :

calendar 170, 618, 917, 1071, 1162

hearings 170, 619, 1071, 1162, 1257

reports 56, 619, 770, 91S, 1071

Foreign Scholarships Board, appoint-
ment 888, 104-i

Foreign service :

appointments to middle and upper

grades 1121

buildings and grounds, acquisi-
tion 745, 1039

foreign service list 123, 831, 12U(i

improve, etc 889, 900, 918, 1039

officers in classified grades, ap-
pointment 247.

484, 619, 876, 1039
pay adjustment, revoking Exec.

orders 202

regulations 985-986, 1206-7, 1313

regulations, amending 1112

retirement and disability system

report 208

salary increases, estimate 427

sample entrance-examination ques-
tions 985

Secretary of State to classify po-
sitions 141s

what it is and career it offers 31M

see also Army.
Foreign service retirement and disabil-
ity system, see Foreign
service.
Foreign theater fiscal offices, accounts

branches 1327

Foreign trade, see Commerce — Trade

agreements.
Foreisrn trade zones :

New Orleans, grant to operate 102<>

service to commerce and ship-
ping 1364

Foreign-Trade Zones Board- 783, 1169, 13(;4

report. 1945 78.'.

Foreign Wars of United States. Vet-
erans of, see Veterans
of Foreign Wars of
United States.

Foreman's As.sociation of America

Forest City basin, structural develop-
ment Q'A2

Forest credit, see Forests and forestry.
Forest fires :

posters 150, 232, 580

spread in light forest fuels 579

521!

Page

Forest Insect Investigations Division 570

I'urest of Ueau Iron Ore Co 624, 406

Forest products :

Federal plauts for processing 859

fungus in, list of puolicatious 579

industrial reference service 24,

158, 237, 346, 465, 587, 729,
868, 1027, 1156, 1250, 1352
Forest Products Bureau, War Produc-
tion Bd 24,25

Forest Products Division, Civilian Pro-
duction Admin 730

Forest Products Laboratory 299,

459, 460, 579, 580, 582, 1146,
1147, 1236.

publications 232, 1146

research program 1146

technical note 460, 580

Forest Products Section, Foreign and

Domestic Commerce Bur_ 730
Forest roads, see lioads.

Forest Service 13, 149, 232, 459,

578, 712, 1146, 1236, 1345
appropriation, proposed revision- 427

directory 1146

posters 150, 232, 580

report, 1945 150

Forests and forestry :

California wildlife-forest rela-
tionships 505

careers in forestry 232

community forests for rural peo-
ple 1236

development of TVA lands ^993

forest credit in United States,

1930^5 581

forest pathology special release- _ 577

forest resources, etc., of Japan 149

forestry activities of Govern-
ment 1189

forestry and jobs 149

forests and employment, report 150

increasing forage, etc-_^ 757

industry in Brazil 1122

insects, DDT for control 457

publications on forestry, price

list 630

schools giving degree in forestry- 459

sustained-yield capacity 762

tree seeds or seedlings, sources-- 150

veteran and forest service 460

water and our forests 232, 712

see also National forests.
Forfeiture of pay, see Pay, allow-
ances, etc. '
Forged checks, see Checks.
Porgings. see name of metal.
Forked River. N. J., aircraft accident- 1351

Forks, specification 671

Forkston coal, see Coal.
Formaldehyde, exposure to high con-
centrations 410

Formosa, trade with Japan 316

Forms :

flow, audit, and scheduling 152

separation, preparation 442

separation, technical manual 844

use of WD AGO form 30-S, Army

regulations 439

see also names of departments,
etc.. issuing forms — a7so
special subject.

Forney. Adger C, court case 267,994

Forrcstal, James, see Navy Depart-
ment.

Fort, 0. A., studies on beet sugars 1233

Fort, see name of fort, except when oc-
curring as first word of
name of town, etc.

Fort Ann quadrancrle, N. Y 1082

Fort Belknar) Indian Community 789

Fort Berthold Reservation, relief of

Indians 770. 873

Fort Bridger. Wvo., instrument ap-
proach chart 726, 1246

Fort Chimo Anchorage, chart 535

1532

Index, 1946

Fort Custer, Mich., railroad accident-
Fort de France, Martiiii(|ue, aircraft

acciclent

Fort Howard Paper Co

Fort Lauderdale, Fla., exchariKe of

sites 10:{9. 1055,

Fort McDermitt Paiute and Shoshone

Tribe

Fort McHenry National Monument and
Historic Slirine, birth-
place of Star-spangled

banner

Fort Peck project : ■

acquisition of lands

specifications 514, 6.39, 941,

Fort Peck Reservation, bills concern-

inj;

Fort Sumner, N. Mex., instrument ap-
proach chart 23,

Fort Wayne, Ind., instrument approach

chart 22, 726,

Fort Worth, Tex. :

aeronautical chart

airport obstruction plan

instrument approach charts

726,

postal zone guide

Fort Worth, Inter-American Trade Ex-
position, 1946, importa-
tion of articles 760

769
Fortner, Otis W., production of mag-
nesium oxide

Forts, see Military posts — also names
of forts.

Fortson, Ben W., jr., court case

Fortunato, Catherine, relief

613

Fortune Lakes quadrangle, Mich _

Forward Columbus Funds, relief — 882
Forwarders :

carriers of bonded merchandise —

financial and operating statistics.
rates conditioned upon tonnage--
revenues, expenses, and statistics-
services of motor carriers —

hearings

law

minority views

reports 165, 248

servicing water-borne exports, etc_
Forziati, Alphonse F. :
' density balance for hydrocarbons-
purification, etc., of hydrocarbons-

Foss Launch & Tug Co

Fosse, Earl L., Khayyan, etc., proper-
ties

Fossils, human skeletal remains from

Fla

see also names of fossil animals,
etc.

Foster, A. O., sheep and goat lice

Foster, Dora, relief 474, 764

Foster, Gerald V., low-drag tapered
wings with split, etc.,

flaps

Foster, II. H., cylinder barrel cooling-
Foster, William A., & Co., Inc

Foster Creek Dam

Fouche, G. K., court case

Foundation grouting, engineering

manual

Foundries :

occupational wage relationships —

wage structure, 1945

4-H clubs :

article

work in Southern States and Puer-
to Kico

Four Twelve West Sixth Co

Fourteenth naval district, defense in-
vestigation

Fourth & Market Realty Co 1221,

Fowler, Frank S., coutt case

Page
1371

1021
270

1076
789

511

592
1087

1253

1247

1246

1153
867
22

1024
112

-761,
873

510

1425
474,
734
935
908

49,
162

400
645

77,
797

620
351
261
261
751

466

588
645

1365

1120

1144
871

1408

1395

60

758
686

1436

1384
1286

1345

861
991

773

1333

648

Page
Fowler, Fred M., vocational educa-
tion, interest measure-
ment 175

Fowler, Mabel, relief 30, 241

Fox, Leonard ,1., relief 36, 908, 1113

Fox, Milford G., relief 36, 908, 1113

Fox, Mve Foxes.

Fox Co 36, 908

Fox Islands, aeronautical chart 722

Fox Packing Co 1309

Foxes, polygamous mating 631

Foxworth, Cecil M., relief of de-
pendents 475, 613, 871

Foy, Bernard L., T. V. A. bibliography- 213,

993
FPIIA, see Federal Public Housing Au-
thority.
Fraas, F., recovery of metal, etc., from

aluminum dross 790

Frames, see Wall frames.
Frames (aircraft) :

circular shell-supported 291, 1104

France, Jesse R., relief 349, 374

France ;

building damage and reconstruc-
tion 192

charts 417, 535, 668

cotton consumption, prospective 232

operations in southern France, re-
port 1002

pilot, suplement 963

rubber agreement 1314

war criminals prosecution, etc.,

agreement 553

Franck, Dorothea S., in minds of men_ 1206

Francoline, Mary, relief 742, 908, 1031

Frank, A. B., Co 801

Frank, Bernard, water and our forests- 232,

712
Frank, Rolland L., relief of guardian- 357,

489, 734
Frankenfeld, J. C, protecting stored

seeds from insects 148

Franklin, Benjamin, relief 481

Franklin, Ida E., relief 1064

Franklin Canal, engineer report 913

Franklin D. Roosevelt Home National

Historic Site, see Home

of Franklin D. Roosevelt

National Historic Site.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, report,

1945 530

Franklin Limestone Co., Inc 1181

Franklin quadrangle, Mass.-R. I 935

Fraser, H. W., court case 210

Eraser, Mich., aircraft accident 155

Fraudulent enlistment, see Army.

Frazer, John G., court case of exrx 991

Frazer, Joseph W., court case 801

Fxazer, Katharine R., exrx., court

case 991

Frazer, Nolia D., Federal, etc., educa-
tion ofBcers 627

Frazer, Mont., bridge across Missouri

River 261, 478, 592

Frazeyshurg, Ohio, railroad accident 1178

Frederick, J. L., strength of cylinders- 93
Frederick, Okla., instrument approach

chart, etc 22

Frederickson, Felix, relief- "__! 244, 349

Free trade, see Tariff.

Freed, Meyer L., court case 467

Freedman, Bernard N., cotton textile
workers in New Eng-
land 1286

Freedom and famine, film 581

Freeman, Hugh B., boundary -layer con-
trol tests 194

Freeman, J. W., 2-high carbon alloys- 1290
Freeman Field, instrument approach ''

chart 156

Freer Gallery of Art 431,1120

article 431

report, 1944 312

report, 1945 431

Januakt-December

1533

Page

Freeto, F. H., court case 949

Freezer lockers, see Cold storage.
Freight :

classification, weight, etc., as

factors - 641

commodity statistics, monthly- — 77,
7y7, 117«

Navy classification guide 9ti7

tons of revenue freight originated,

etc 80, 799, 1178

transportation forms and proce-
dure 271

Freight cars, per diem costs of owner-
ship, etc 516

Freight forwarders, see Forwarders.
Freight rates :

Associated Transport, etc — 1091

between points in central terri-
tory 1091

Central and Eastern States 278

class rate investigation, etc 280

conditioned upon aggregates of

tonnage 645

Demiug, from eastern ports 1181

East South joint rates 402

frustrated voyages —

hearings 249

Maritime Comn. report 751

increased 1181

intercoastal rate structure — 1092, 1181

Pacific Coast 403

Port of Redwood City 90

rule 34 substitution provisions — 1092

unloading portable houses lo74

see also names of commodities,
companies, etc.

Freight trains, performance — — 79, 798

Freight Transportation Engineers,

Inc 643

Freihofner, Anton, landing charac-
teristics of flying boat- 1395
French, Delbert R., postwar contain-
ers for marketing foods- 147
French Committee of National Libera-
tion, mutual aid agree

ment - 986

French Frigate Shoals Anchorage,

chart 465

French Guiana, economic situation 347

French Indochina, see Indochina.
French language :

guide to spoken language 843

phrase book 1131

French Lick Springs Hotel Co 945

French North Africa, mutual aid,

agreement 986

French Republic, see France.
French West Africa, mutual aid,

agreement 986

Freniere, Helen, legislation affecting

rural land use 859

Freon-12, fluid for aerodynamic test-
ing 661

Freqiiency modulation. see Radio

broadcasting.
Fresno, Calif., instrument approach

chart 1024

Prev, Eugene, Shantou iron-ore prop-
erty 1269

Frey, Sadie, relief 882, 1031, 1064

Friant division, see Central Valley

project.
Friar Point, Miss., bridge— 914, 1041,1053
Friction :

in pipes at supersonic, etc., veloci-
ties 201

laminar and turbulent 1190

Frieder, S., & Sons Co 414, 663

Friedman, Harris L., patent appeal 863

Friedman, Henry J., motor carrier de-
cision 1091

Friedman, M., court case 901

Friedman, Morton, court case 184, 1278

Friedrich, Jacqueline, relief 52, 161

Friend, James, court case 659

743176 — 47 7

Page
Fries, Carl, jr., scheelite deposits of

Sierra de Juarez 178

Frink quadrangle, Fla 71

Frisco Transportation Co 1090, 1373

Prise ailerons, see Ailerons.

Frisian Islands, chart i;97

Pristoe quadrangle, Mo 274

Fruemming Bros. Inc., of Texas- 1258, 1278
Promme, F. D., agricultural experi-
ment stations, 1945 458

Prost, E. M., jr. :

helium determination in natural

. ,. J^^ 937

helium tracer studies 937

Frozen-food cabinets, specification 672

Frozen foods, sanitation 1144

see also Cold storage — also names
of foods.
Fruit :

canned, business reports 153, 716

canned, industry report 867, 1027

canning industry, 1934^5 729

cooperatives in canning 711

freezing —

costs 231

home freezing 576

movie in color 705

fruit situation 9^ 707

loss, etc., in rail transportation 1232

noncitrus, production, etc 859

processed. Government inspection- 581

publications, price list 1170

rates on 517

see also Citrus fruit — also names
of fruits.
t ruit flies, «ee names of flies.

i'^ruit Growers Supply Co 281

Prush Harriet L., mannuronic lactone. 1251

r ry, W. N., court case 212

PSA, see Federal Security Agency,
tic, see Federal Trade Commission.

Fu-chou, chart 954

Fuchs, S. J., buckling of monocoque

^, , cylinders 93

Suchsman, C. H., beueficiation of

chromite 509

Fuel :

additions of aromatics, effect 1397

agreement with Argentina 984

alkylate-replacement values of

components 1398

aromatic amines in, analysis 1398

aromatics in, analysis 1398

Brazilian 112

same (in Spanish) 112

briquets 635, 1083, 1270

carburetor-mi.xture-control, etc.,

effect on knock 1397

consumed in manufactures, 1039- 719

consumption for electric energy 62,

,. ^ ., . 500, 501, 777

distribution, effect on engine 1028

ethylene dibroniide, effects of in-
crease 1397

fuel and air mixtures, factors af-
fecting 959

fuel and power for locomotives,

etc 79, 798

investigations in Germany ll'i4, 1268

knock-limited blending character-
istics 1397

knock limits 1103, 1397-98

knock rating of blends, estimat-
ing 1398

knock ratings of gasoline substi-
tutes 158

knocking characteristics 96

light forest, fire snrcad 579

liquid, review of Fischer, Tropsch

process 1269

H(}uid, siieciticalion 838

maximum permissible engine per-
formance 1398

nonpetroleuin, in automotive en-
gines 466

1534

Index, 1946

Page

Fuel — Continued

paekaKt'il, articles from minerals

yearbook (j:i'>. 10S3, 1270

packaged, containing antliracite

linos 7!)!

preignition cliaracteristics 90

preignition-Iiniited pert'orniance — 12'J1
rates of discliarge of fuel- injection

system 9<>

resources of Missouri \'all('y G3-

unit fuel-injection system re-
quirements 139s

vaporization loss 1397

volatility, etYect on engine per-
formance 1397

Fuel oil :

general schedule of supplies 1210

record sales in 1944 1270

Fuel pumps, see Pumps.

Fuels, see Fuel.

Fuerst, Jimmy S., children receiving

welfare service 1382

Fugate, Fannie C, relief 5!)7, 7G4, 871

Fuji Airplane Co. (Fuji Ilikoki K K)_ 1323

Fujikawa, Kiyoichi, court case 81, 1279

Fulbright, J. William (Senator from
Ark.) :
reports made by- —

Education and Labor Com_ 55, 617
Immigration Coni-^- 4"J6, 770, 91b;
Public Buildings and Grounds

Com 499, 92.3

Fullam, Ernest F., court case 23!)

Fullard-Leo, Leslie, court case 1184

Fuller, George A., Co 172,

659, 925, 10i»5, 1279
Fuller, H. C, pilot-plant production of

electrolytic manganese-- 1360

Fuller, James G., court case 948

Fuller, Leon W., German political re-
vival ^ 980

Puller's earth, industry in 1945 1270

Fullmer, Felicien F., airfoils with split

flaps 128!)

Fulton, 111., bridge across Mississippi

River 261, 363, 494, 592

Fulton County, Ind. :

soil survey 1344

soils, management 1344

Fumigant-residual insecticide, see In-
secticides.
Fumigation, rating chambers for

tiglituess 11

see also names of substances used.

Fumafuti Atoll, chart 964

Funeral director, job 1323

Fungi :

in forest products, publications — o7H

role in pulmonary disease 38!)

Utah and Nevada fungus Hora 861

see also names of fungi, or fungous
diseases.
Fungicides, see Poisons — also names of

sulistance.
Fungous diseases, see names of
diseases or plants af-
fected.
Fungus, see Fungi.

Funk, Eleanor M., court case_<L 1420

Funk, Warren C, sugar, Japanese

trade study 317

Funston, Lum G., carotene in alfalfa — 10
Fur and fur animals :

abstract of laws, 1945-46

catch of United States

domestic raising of fur-bearing

animals 34, 49, ,S70, 592

fur animals in Alaska, regula-
tions 932

make-overs from fur 123.^)

tii)s for fur buyers.- 461

see also names of aniiiials.
Pur Kesources, Wildlife Research Di-
vision 1265

Fur seals, see Seals (animals).
Furbay, Jolin H., education in Colom-
bia 1166

68
1265

Page

Furnaces :

crucible, specification 816

warm-air, facts lor industry 154, 864

warm-air, witli oil burners 868

Furniture :

liousehold, facts for industry 154

rates on 615, 1181

repairs, teclmical manual 1218

wood, general schedule 213

Furr, J. R. :

fruits of Deglet Noor date palm — 577
soil moisture and jdant wilting — 12

Purs, see Fur and fur animals.

Fury, George, court case 1419

Fuse pullers, specilicjition 1415

Fuselage :

bending moments in frame 661

boundary layer on fighter air-
plane 959

interference effect on lateral sta-
bility 104

pressure distribution 90

staliility in yaw !I6

stresses in bulkheads 102

Fuses, see Fuzes.

Futo Suido, see Pudo Sudo

Putter, Carl A., court case 177

Futterer, Susan O., post-war educa-
tion 175

Fuzes, radio proximity design 1251

FWA, see Federal Works Agency.

G

G. A. O., see General Accounting Office.
G. I., see Armed forces — Veterans.
G. I. loans, see Loans — Veterans.

G. I. Round-table 132,

133, 439, 440. 560, 561, 692

Gaastra quadrangle, ]\Iich.-Wis 1173

Gabbard, Hazel P., open doors to chil-
dren 269

Gabbs, Nev., instrument approach

chart 728

Gafafer, W. M., age factor in disabling

morbidity 502

Gage, Okla., instrument approach

chart 1024

Gage-glass fittings, specification 199

Gages :

dynamic strain, portable calibra-
tor 90

ordnance inspection handbook 329,

846

pressure, specification 111,

328, 908, 1110, 1304

vacuum, specification 1110, 1304

wire strain —

errors caused by prestrain-

ing, etc 530

for engine 1398

performance tests 92, 290, 959

Gahan, A. B., new species of chalcid-

flies 1422

Gaines, T. B., DDT in control of yellow

fever mosquito 502

Galacturonic acid, oxidation 239

Galigher Co 84, 434

Galipeau, Mary, relief 29, 52

Gall, John J., relief 29

Gallagher, David, geology of Cuarenta

mercury district 1365

Gallagher, Joseph J., bituminous coal

distribution, 1944-45 635

Gallagher, Rachel S., unemployment
compensation employer

taxes 176

Gallagher & Ascher Co 1259

Gallatin County. 111., bridge across

Ohio River 479, 616, 874

Gallatin Field, instrument approach

chart 345, 1240

Galle Harbor, chart 417

Gallinas Mountains, exploration of

fluorspar deposits 791

Galling of pendulum-vibration dampers

in engines 1398

January-December

1535

Page

Gallois, John B., exr., court case 519

Gallois, Margaret P., court case of

exr. and exrx 519

Galloway, Eilene, atomic power 808

Galloway, George B., organization of
Congress, summary of

hearings 593

Gallup, Willis D., nutritive value of

cottonseed meal, etc 1341

Galtsoff, Paul S. :

oyster and oyster industry in U. S_ 631
reaction of oysters to chlorination_ 932
Galveston, Tex. :

airport obstruction plan 867

instrument approach charts 22,

726, 1024

Galveston Bay, aeronautical charts 722.

1242
Galvln, W. G., tidewater, etc., testS on

metals 98

Game :

big-game inventory, 1943 630

conservation —

hearings 595

law 1045

reports 472, 904

in Alaska, regulations 932

mammals, regulations relating to- 1113,

1170
management, schools giving

courses . 460

Game birds, see Birds.

Game fish, see Fish and fisheries.

Game Fish and Hatcheries Division 505.

785, 1170
Gamow, Loubov R., physical properties

of DDT, etc 929

Gang, Emma, court case of exr 990

Gangi, Salvatore, court case 286, 685

Gant, Hugh, court case 406

Ganzauge, Maz T., German steel cast-
ings industry 1271

GAO, see General Accounting OflSce.
Gar Wood Industries, Inc., see Wood,

Gar, Industries, Inc.
Garbage :

disposal, etc., in U. S 1049, 1061

disposal on farm 1018

Garbage cans, specification 421

Garbage grinders, specification 968

Garber, Paul E.. national aircraft col-
lection 1205

Garcfa, Luis R., Tabio, study in rural

social organization 232

Gard, 111., railroad accident 78

Garden City, Kans., instrument ap-
proach chart 1247

Gardens :

home, in 1945 456

victory garden program for 1946 706

see also Nutriculture.

Gardens Development Co., Inc 306, 679

Gardner, Clifford F., induced velocity
in front of inclined pro-
peller 1403

Gardner, Harry H., strip cropping for

conservation, etc 1239

Gardner, Henry A., trustee, sheet-
metal flashings 1181, 1182

Gardner, L. S., Mesozoic and Paleozoic

rocks 392-303

Gardner, R. A., soil survey 1344

Gardner. Walter P., trustee :

court case 210

rates on felt 945

Gardner quadrangle, Mass 1172

Garfield, Frank R., jobs, production,

and living standards 62

Garfunkel, Hyman, court case 1299, 1410

Garfunkel. Jacob, court case 1299, 1410

Garland, Tex., aircraft accident 865

Garland, Wyo., map of anticline 507

Garland City, Ark., railroad accident- 401

Garlock Packing Co 1385

Garment-shop machines, general sched-
ule 557

Garments, see Clothing.

Page
Garner, I. Elizabeth, plain and balanced

flaps on tail surface 1395

Garnet paper cones, specification.- 214, 558

(Jams Mountain quadrangle, Idaho 787

Garretson, C. P., court case 993

Garriek, I. E. :

flow of compressible fluid 1291

flow solutions of Chaplygin differ-
ential equation 1396

flutter calculations 291, 810

nonstationary flow about wing-
aileron-tab combination- 291

Garrison Dam, appropriations 32

Garrity, Clare L., court case 500,

801, 1258

Garrity, Raymond F., court case 500.

801, 1258

Garrow, Gordon C, court case 468

(Jarst, O. C. :

beneficiatiou of chromite 509

industrial magnesium foundry

wastes c 635

recovery of metal, etc., from alu-
minum dross 790

Gartside, Pauline T., farmers' coopera-
tive periodicals 149

Garvey, Joseph L., court case 652

Garvin, J. B., recoveries from inclined

flight path 94

Gary, J. Vaughan (Representative
from Va.) :
report made by —

Post Ofliee and Post Roads

Com 46

Gary Theatre Corporation 321, 556

(;as :

carburetted water-gas, analysis. _ 1029
develoi)ment on public domain — •

. hearings 172, 924, 1160

law 1 1043

reports 775, 898, 1047

helium determination in natural

gas 937

investigations, charts and niaps__ 69,
70. 392-393. 632, 633.
787, 933, 934, 1172, 1266

leases extension 31

price changes in 1945 1101

service, general schedule of sup-
plies 128

statistics of companies, 1944 501

test wells and gas fields in Wy-
oming 1_ 70

sec also Gases.
Gas masks, horse, technical manual-- 441

(las-producer gassification of coal 510

(ias turbines, see Turbines.
Gas utilities, see Public utility com-
panies.
<;ases :

combustion in flowing gas 529

dilution of exhaust gas samples 1398

engine tests with producer gas 588

exhaust —

effect of percentage on en-
gine 1393

measurement of fuel air

ratio 1394

oxidation at room tempera-
tures 1399

water recovery from 1398

flow inside of 2-(liniensional hy-
perbolic nozzle I_ 809

general schedule of supplies 436

in citrus juice handling 456

in metal mines 510

inert, extinction of gasoline

flames 791

minimizing dilution in exhaust

gas 1407

temperature determination 1393

yields, etc., from carbonization

tests 1269

see also Gas.
Gaskets:

hose, general schedule of supplies- 689
rubber, specification 323

1536

Index, 1946

Page
Gasoline :

aviation, disposal of plants, etc_ 221
aviation, production and de-
mand 275

extinction of flames by inert

Kases 791

general schedule of supplies 1319

motor, national survey o94, 1174

natural gasoline and allied prod-
ucts 73, 791

rates on 280

suiistitutea, knock ratings 158

world retail prices and taxes__ 73, 791
Gasoline hose, see Hose and hose fit-
tings.

Gasoline-hose nozzles, specification 199

Gasoline pumps with decimal machin-
ery, use in D. C 377.

469, 477
Gaspard, Curtis J., relief of estate — 476.

614, 735
Gassner, B., strength in aircraft un-
der repeated load 1190

Gastrock, E. A., Southern Regional

Research Laboratory 457

Gatch, T. L., statement 44

Gates, A. L. :

Naval Academy midshipmen 45

relief of James M. Robedee 45

Gates, George O., Alaska coal, anal-
yses 936

Gates, specification 1430

Gatewood quadrangle. Mo 72

Gauges, see Gages.

Gaugler, Z. C, permissible explosives,

etc 1173

Gault, H. R., molybdenite investiga-
tions in Alaska 1171

Gauntlets, anti-flash, specification 421

see also Gloves.

Gazelle, Bassin de la, chart 1301

Gazette, see Official gazette of Patent
Office.

Gazetteer series 532

Gears, reduction. Ships Bureau man-
ual 1303

Gee, B. A., magnesia from olivine 1366

Geer, Larry V., court case 82

Geer, M. R. :

burning tests of coal on stokers 510

washability characteristics, etc.,

of coals 394

washing tests on coal 510

Geer, Margaret, court case 82

Geissman, Theodore A., relief 882

Gelatin, facts for industry 154. 864

Gelb. Herman, relief 245, 375, 590

Gellatly, Charlayne W., admx., court

case 1359

Gellatly, John, court case of admx 1359

Geller, R. F., porcelain, combinations

of magnesia, etc 869

Gem stones :

in 1945 1270

preprint from minerals yearbook. 1083
General (military title), see Army —
Marine Corps.

General Accounting Office 67,

271, 390, 504, 630, 783,
931, 1079, 1264, 1364
decisions —
- July 1, 1944-June 30, 1945__ 504

Army regulations 691, 1431

index-digests, etc 630. 783

monthly 67, 783

general regulations 271.

390, 1264, 1364
opinions, see, above, decisions.

report, 1945 271

General American Transportation Co- 283.

516
General American Transportation Cor-
poration 685

General Art Products Co 1374

General Assembly of United Nations,
report of U. S. delega-
tion 653, 1315

Page
General Brees Airport, instrument ap-
proach chart 1024

General Committee on Apprenticeship
for Construction Indus-
try :
meeting of Executive Committee- 409

report of conference 954

General Counsel Office, Price Admin-
istration Office 1203

General Counsel's Office, Food and

Drug Div 1361

General Crude Oil Co 648

General Electric Co 1279

General Grant Grove, trail map 938

General Industries Co 192. 956, 1279

General Land Office 391, 505, 632

report, 1944 632

report, 1945 505

General merchandise stores, see Stores.
General Mitchell Field, instrument

approach chart 727

General orders, see names of depart-
ments, etc., issuing or-
ders.

General Products Co 185

General Pulaski's Memorial Day 364,

620, 874, 1201
General Reference and Bibliography

Division 89,

193, 289, 957, 1188, 1386
General service schools, see Army
service schools.

General Staff 330, 697

General Transportation Co 1095

General Water Heater Corporation 1182

Generators :

preventive maintenance 693

Ships Bureau manual . 540

specification 845

see also Aerogenerators.
Genesee County, xUicli.-, physical land

conditions 1148

Geneva couveutioii. manual 107

Genoa, Gulf of, chart 297

Genteng, Oostbaai, chart 669

Geuteug Westbaai, chart 669

Gentile, Columbus K., bituminous coal

distribution 1944-45___ 635

Genung, A. B., farm service jobs 574

Geochemistry, contributions to, 1942—

45 -• 1171

Geodetic Survey, see Coast and Geo-
detic Survey.
Geoghegan, Richard H., Aleut lan-
guage 177

Geographical names, see Geographical
Names Board — also
names of places.

Geographical Names Board 68,

272, 786, 1170, 1364

decisions 68, 272, 786

publications 1364

special publication 1170, 1364

Geography, publications, price list 1169

Geological Survey 69,

178, 273, 392. 506, 632,
786, 932, 1080, 1170,
1265, 1364

estimate 116

professional paper 506,

1081, 1171, 1265

putilications, monthly list 69, 786

report. 1945 392

to sell photographies, mosaics,

gtc 499 1056

Geological Survey of AlabamaJl 69, 933

Geological Survey of Ohio 70, 633

Geological Survey of Oklahoma 933

Geological Survey of West Virginia 633

Geological Survey of Wyoming 393, 934

Geology :

as profession 955

contributions to general geology- 506,

1265

title-page and contents 1171

geologic atlas of United States 932

investigations, engineering man-
ual 1220

Januaey-December

1537

Page

Geology — Continued

investigations, in American re-
publics 69, 178, 632

North American, bibliography 506

see also names of certain States,
areas, etc.
Geology and Mineral Industries De-
partment of Oregon 393

Geophysics :

geophysical abstracts 178, 792, 937

institute at University of Alaska — -

hearings 1356

law 1039

reports 760,924

subsurface explorations 1220

George, Booker T., court case 185, 384

George, Walter F. (Senator from Ga.) :
paper presented by — -

compensation or pensions to

veterans 215

reports made by-
Finance Com 378,

618, 769, 917, 1070

George-Howard, E. M., court case 1095

George Washington Carver Day :

designating 56, 162

prochirriation 202

George Washington Memorial Park-
way, development— 923, 1039
Georgia :

chart 1248

conservation practices, handbook- 151

court case 1425

distribution of Pennsylvania an-
thracite 394, 509

finances 1350

frozen food locker plants 631

mail routes, schedules 201,

424, 971, 1306

physical restoration services 1363

post route map 113

topographic maps, etc 786

transportation map 390

war casualties 664

World War II honor list 1330

Georgia & Florida R. R., court case 1359

Georgia Power Co 772, 893, 1036

Georgia State Democratic Executive

Committee 1425

Georgian Bay, aeronautical chart_ 344. 1242
Gcrhardt, Fisk, naphthaleneacotic acid

spray on apples, etc 1344

German-American Vocational League,

court case 648, 1377

German language :

guide to spoken language 843

phrase hook 1131

German youth, see Youth.
Germany :

address by Thomas Mann 193

beryllium extraction, etc 936

can Germany be re-educated? 560

censuses, etc., after World War I_ 529

chart 297

chemical industry, development 309

Control Council for Germany 1432

diplomatic and consular property- 973
economic and industrial disarma-
ment 621

economic policy toward 1423

enemy-owned property in this •

country, investigation-- 115

imprints for war years 807

lithium, extraction and uses 1174

policy of U. S 1313

political revival problem 986

radar equipment directory 1001

reparations, distribution 1207

resources for war, elimination 170,

263, 497, 621

steel castings industry 1271

strategic bombing effects 218

surrender in World War 256

.surrender terms 831

trial of German war criminals 168

what we are doing in Germany,

and why 1314

see also Axis Powers.

Page

Gernes, D. C., lignite gasification 937

Gerrish, Donald H., union wages and

hours in printing trades 1187

Uerrish, Harold C. :

cylinder-pressure-indicator dia-
grams 92

measurement of fuel-air ratio 1394

oxidation of exhaust gases 1399

Gerry, N. B., governmental debt in

U. S., 1945 236.342

Gertler, S. I., toxicity of semicarba-

zones to insects 1343

Gessner, Anne L., freezing costs, fruit

and vegetables 231

Gessow, Alfred, helicopter hovering

performance 1291

Gettysburg National Military Park 1272

Getzendaner, C. W., use of DDT dust on

' potatoes 709

Geyer, Cornell & Newell, Inc 319

Gianquitti, Angelo, relief 29, 52

Gianquitti, George, relief 29. 52

Giant Forest, trail map 938

Gibb, Florence A., court case of exrs 833

Gibbe, Guenther, court case 648

Gibbons, L. C, isobutylbenzene, etc 810

Gibbs, Earl C, Inc 1095

Gibbs Truck Line 644

Gibson, Ellie W., claim 1125

Gibson, F. C, sensitivity of explosives
to electrostatic dis-
charges 394

Gibson, J. Lambert, court case 554

Gibson, Kasson S., railroad signal col-
ors and glasses 467

Gibson, Ralph B., effect of pressure on

melting of rubber 239-

Gibson, Taze H., court case 185, 1279

Giegengack, A. B., see Government

Printing Office.
Gift tax :

provisions of internal revenue

code 1256

returns, statistics from 213

Gifted children, see Children.
Gifts:

Army regulations 324

retired officers, etc., presents held

by State Dept. for 553

Gila County, Ariz., manganese ores 510

Gila project :

specifications 795, 942. 1176, 1369

veteran preference for lands —

hearings 1254

law 351

reports 42, 262

Gila River, aeronautical chart 722

Gila River Relocation Center, commu-
nity analysis 515

Gilbert, Catherin. relief 375, 469, 475

Gilbert, Joseph E., court case 319

Gilbert, Mitchell :

combustion in flowing gas 529

effect of aromatics, etc., on ther-
mal efficiency 1407

factors affecting fuel and air mix-
tures 959

Gilbert, Victor B., court case 319

Gilbert Islands, tide tables 1152

Gilcrease Oil Co 686

Gill, Howard B., court case 648, 650

Gillespie. F. A., court case 948

Gillespie, F. A., & Sons Co 185,948

Gillespie, Harry A., land title 757.

775, 871

Gillespie, Lena J., land title 757,

77!5, 871
Gillett, H. W., fatigue performance of

propeller materials 101

Gillette, Bessie W., exrx., court case- 1123
Gillette, Leon N., court case of exrs_ 1123
Gillette, William N., exr., court case- 1123
Gillette, Wilson D. (Representative
from Pa.) :
report made by —

Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce Com 479

Gilliam, L. O., relief 742

1538

Index, 1946

l-age
Gillick, Frederick G. :

first lapse In venereal disease

clinics 64

veneroal disease control, future

needs 380

Gilliland, W. K., extinction of gasoline

flames by gases 791

Gillingham, Lawrence, relief of guard-
ian 35, 258, 319

Gillis, Clarence L. :

automatically variable control

linkage 129u

calibration, etc.. procedures for

3-dimensional models 1389

Gillis, Eugene A., cooperation of

health officers and police- 781

Gilman quadrangle. 111 lOSl

Gilmore, Charles W. :

carnivorous dinosaur from Lance

formation 1205

mounted reptile fossil skeletons 312

osteology of fossil turtle 552

Gilrulh, Robert K. :

lateral control for satisfactory

flying 95

longitudinal stability of air-
planes , 100

stalling of vertical tail surfaces,

etc 100

vertical-tail loads in rolling pull-
out maneuvers 1400

Gimp, cotton, specification 967

Ginsburg, Ambrose, flow capacity of
radial discharge im-
peller 809

Gipsy moths, see Gypsy moths.
Girard, James W., tables for board-
foot volume of timber 1236

Girard, Roselle M., map of Powder

River basin 393

Gironde River, chart 668

Girouard, James L., court case 81,

648, 685
Girvin, Margaret E., court case of exr_ 81,

1095

Glacier National Park 1272

accommodations and services 938

exchange of property 265,

757, 897, 973, 1039, 1076

Gladstone narI)or, chart 197

Glasgow, Augustus R., jr. :

purification, etc., of hydrocarbons- 588,

1354

purity of hydrocarbons 239

Glass. Carter (Senator from Va.) :
report made by —

Appropriations Com 257

Glass :

hygroscopicity and electrode func-
tion 1028

Japanese trade study 316

optical —

attack on refractory clay

pots 467

clay pots for manufacture 1156

hygroscopicity - 1029

port-light glasses, specification 541

railroad signals 467

viscosity and heat effects 1353

see also Fibrous glass — also
names of articles manu-
factured from glass.
Glass Buttes mercury deposit, explora-
tion 1269

Glass cloth, see Fibrous glass.
Glass-sand, see Sand.
Glasser, Carrie :

cotton textile workers in New

England 1286

earnings, etc., in municipal gov-
ernments 192

machinery occupational wage re-
lationships 88

work and wage experience. Willow

Run 658

Glasses (medicine) :

specification 1126

Page

Glassware :

feneral schedule of supplies 557
apanese trade study 316

pressed and blown, facts for in-
dustry 864

rates on 945, 1092

Glastonbury quadrangle, Conn 787

Glauber, Rae, relief 357,489,590

Gleim, E. J., guarding trolley wires in

mining 75

Glencoo, Md., railroad accident 400

Glendora Stingley Put)lications 586

Glenullen, N. Dak., railroad accident- 78
Gleuview, 111., instrument approach

chart 1025

Gleysteen, Leland F., hysteresis in phy-
sical adsorption 239

Glidden Co 1181

Glidden quadrangle, Wis 274

Glide bombs, see Bombs.
Gliders :

forces acting on in towed flight 95

glider pay. Army regulations 324,

1322

ground effect determination - 95

Global alphabet hearing - 170

Globe-Wernicke Co 1181

Glossmetcr for smoothness compari-
sons 1028

Gloucester, Mass. :

frozen fish holdings 750

3 centuries a fishing port 1265

Gloves :

correction for July monthly in-
dex 856

facts for industry 154, 864

gauntlet, leather, specification 1110

leather glovemaking 711

rubber, siiecifications 689,816,968

Gluconic acid, 5-keto-, oxidation 239

Glue :

animal, specification 1109

durability of papreg glued joints- 459

facts for industry 154, 864

fatigue stressing in wood joints 579

protein and starch, control 579

resin —

durability in birch plywood- 459
joint strength in birch ply-
wood 579

specification 1126

strength of joints in maple

blocks 1146

urea, strength, etc., or birch ply-
wood joints 579

water-resistant 460

Glutamic acid, review and bibliogra-
phy 1233

Glynco, Ga., instrument approach

chart 1024

Gmurczyk, Joseph J., jr., relief 1057

Gnospelius, Otto F., relief of estate-- 1031,

1064
Goals, see Production.
Goat lice, see Lice.
Goats :

angora 1144

milk goats 1234

Gobo Byochi, chart 1412

Gody, Celia S.. productivity changes

since 1939 1286

Goerke, V. H., corrugated metal dia-
phragms 94

Goetz, Norman S., court case- 267, 684, 951

Goggles, combustion, specification 816

Goin, Clarence, court case 1096

Going back to civilian life 219, 442

Gold:

determining small amounts, etc 588

imports and exports 718

Arizona 1174

in —

California 1269

Colorado 1269

Eastern States 1083

Idaho 1174

Montana 1174

January-December

1539

Page

Gold — Continued
in — Continued

Nevada 1174

New Mexico 1088

Oregon 108.".

South Dakota 937

Texas 1083

Utali 1174

Wasliington 10S;i

Wyoming: 937

mine operators, relief 1059

mine production, 1945 1270

mine production, monthly report- 792

mines, closing 1115

mines forced to cease operation,

suspension of obligation- 755
preprints from minerals yearbook- 937.
1083, 1174, 12fi9. 136G
see also names of articles manu-
factured from gold.
Goldblatt, L. A., naval stores report-- 147,

860

Goldblatt Bros., Ine 649

Golden hamster, see Hamster.
Goldenbaum, David M., resistance tests

of flying boat hulls 1399

Goldenberg, Daniel :

long rectangular plate under load

and pressure 194

torsion test of monoco(iue box 98

Goldenweiser, E. A. :

impressions of Europe 140

job.s, production. and living

standards 62

Goldfish dealers, list 1265

Goldsby. Arthur R., court case 589

Goldsmith, Selma F., cash receipts from

farming 450

Goldstein, Arthur W., effect of humid-
ity on supercharger par-
ameters 1401

Goldstein, Harry, relief 52, 161

Goldwasser, Betti, economic concentra-
tion and World War II- 762,
904
Golton, Margaret A., family day care__ 80
Golumbic, Norma R., Fischer-Tropsch.
etc., processes for liquid

fuel 1269

Gonet, Frank, potassium salts, Japanese

trade study 317

Gonorrhea :

cases reported for 1st time 929

cause, spread, cure 1261

Gonzales, Jesus, quit-claim title 775,

898, 1032
Gonzales R. Jenaro, San Jos6 antimony

mines 632

Gonzalez, Irma E., preparing shipments

to Mexico 158

Gonzalez, Jose, & Co., S. en C 81

Gonzalez Padin Co., Inc 1410

Gooch, Marjorie, maternal and infant

mortality 287

Good, J. N., electron, etc., diffraction
investgation of nitrided

steel piston rings 1402

Good Bay, chart 1195

Good Hope, Cape of, chart 964

Good Luck Glove Co 185

Good neighbor policy, see American

republics.
Goode, George B., design patent 21,053

for badge 4S2, 498, 871

Goodell, H. R., bolt-bearing strength

of wood, etc 1236

Goodier, J. N., applicability of similar-
ity principles 102

Goodin, B. H., suit to partition lands 747,

1 032

Goodman, Adele F., court case . 185

Goodman, Alex, stability, etc., of

swept-back wings 661

Goodman, David, court case 948

Goodman, Gertrude S., fuel briquets

and packaged fuel 635,

1083. 1270

Page

Goodman, Jacob, & Co., Inc 679, 978

Goodman, Jerry, NACA ^lach number

warning device 1396

Goodman, John B. :

automatic water heating 938

lignite gasification 937

storage of subbituminous slack

coal 1268

Goodman, Samuel, court case 991

Goods, .see Commercial products.
<;oodsell, Wylie D. :

farm cost situation 1232

typical family-operated farms,

1930-45 707

Goodsprings mining district, Nev.,

cobalt ores 510

Goodykoontz, Bess, nursery school

education today 1382

Gooseberries, white-pine blister rust-- 1344

(Jorak, Marie, relief 882, 1032, 1064

Goranson, K. Fabian :

beveled-trailing-edge Frise ailer-
ons 1102

elevator deflection required to

land 1400

Gordon, Edith E., establishing etc.,

beauty shop 586

Gordon, Joseph A., court case 307,

801, 1279

Gordon, Robert L., court case 520, 685

(Jordon, Ruth E.. aerobic mesophilic

sporeforming bacteria 710

Gordons Transports, Inc 1102, 1287

(iordonsville, Va., instrument approach

chart 726

Gore, Colo., railroad accident 401

(Jore Field, instrument approach chart- 345
Goreline, Harry E., citrus-cannery

, effluent in Florida 456

Gorgas Memorial Institute of Tropical

and Preventive Medicine- 242

Gorgas Memorial Laboratory 242

(Jorham, Gordon T., relief of estate 36,

52, 161
(Jorman, Frank A., relief--- 882, 1032, 1064
Gorman, Joseph M., geology, etc., of
Guadalupe County, N.

Mex 633

Goschen Strait, chart 668

Goshen, Ind., instrument approach

chart 1024

Goslin-Birmingham Manufacturing Co.,

Inc '- 403

Gosnell, Cullen B., court case 1425

Gossett, Charles C. (Senator from
Idaho) :
reports made by — -

Commerce Com 260, 913-914

Gossett, Ed (Representative from
Tex.) :
reports made by —

Expenditures in Executive De-
partments Com 888

Immigration and Naturaliza-
tion Com 478, 601, 889

Gotham Quality Products Co 519, 624

(iotlaud, aeronautical chart 443

Gottfried, Paul M., dyes, Japanese

trade study 316

Gottlieb, Fred A., relief 742

Gottlieb, Robert :

tests of stress-carrying door in

compression 1406

tightness of machine-countersunk

rivets 1403

Gotwals, Charles P., court case 649, 1377

Gotwals, Killey & Gibson 649

(Jouck, Harrv K. :

American dog tick 230, 339

brown dog tick 860

Gould, Robert, court case 649

(lOver, Mary :

cerebrospinal meningitis cases,

etc 929

Negro mortality 929

physical impairments of low-in-
come families 628

1540

Index, 1946

Page

Government, see Local government —
United States — also cer-
tain lieadinj^s beginning
Federal — Government —
National.
Government agencies, see Government

ofllces.
Government bonds, see Government

securities.
Government checks, see Checks.
Government contracts :

Army regulations, payments 841

correction for Atig. monthly in-
dex 1012

cost-plus-a-flxed-fee audit proce-
dures 1218, 1328

entered into Oct. 1-Dec. 31, 1945_ 751

joint termination regulation 133,

320, 692, 1000

kick-hacks, eliminate practice 351

legislative history of public 149,

78th Cong. ,1st sess 1378

renegotiation regulations 131,

324. 091, 840, 1213, 1431

Walsh-Healey act, rulings, etc 288

war contract terminations, etc.,

reports- 851, 1135, 1333, 1437
war contract terminations, etc.,

statistics 851

war supply and facility contracts,

summary 120

Government corporations, see Corpora-
tions— also names of cor-
porations.
Government documents, see Govern-
ment publications.
Government employees, see Govern-
ment officials and em-
ployees— Review Com-
mittee on Deferment of
Government Employees.
Government employment, see Employ-
ment.
Government expenditures, see
Finance — Government
offices.
Government hospitals, see Hospitals.

Government Information Service 304,

546, 677, 1114, 1418
Government insurance, see Life insur-
ance— War risk insur-
ance.

Government manual 116, 823

Government ofQces :

administrative expenses —

hearings 600

law 1040

reports 745, 917

administrative procedure, history- 1256
administrative procedure, im-
prove—

hearings 74!)

law 736

reports 602, 607

aid to physically handicapped- _1 740
automobiles, provisions for pur-
chasing 975

business of our Government 655

correction for Apr. monthly

index 452

digest of functions of Federal

agencies 1418

executive agencies investigation —

hearings 247, 362, 1051

reports 878, 1051

Government of United States.

chart 304, 546

heads of departments and agen-
cies 677

independent offices appropriations,
1947—

hearings 243,

257, 373, 879. 1062

laws 469, 1039

minority views 740

reports 164,

257, 352, 740, 876, 905

Page
Government offices — Continued

information and publication of-
fices 677

libraries, list 1115

liquidation of war agencies 203

records and papers, disposition 33,

242, 353, 471, 593-594,
738, 878, 1048
reduction of Federal expendi-
tures 609-610, 1357

reorganization —

correction for Aug. monthly

index 1012

hearings 1051, 1073

law 30

plans 674

reports 32, 888, 920

return of agencies to Washing-
ton, estimate 305

telephone list 1114

transfer of property 1283

United States Government man-
ual 116, 823

see also Government supplies —
also names of offices.
Government officials and employees :

allotments from pay outside U. S- 321
allowances at foreign posts of

duty 390

amend employees' compensation

act 55, 617

asserting right to strike, prohibit

payment 610. 738

benefits to veterans 880, 906, 1040

classification, etc., analyst's man-
ual 219

competitive civil service status 1417

efficiency ratings, uniform admin-
istration 880, 906, 1040

excusing on July 5, 1946- 741, 763, 873
heads of departments and agen-
cies _-^ 677

health programs 258, 1040

how does your writing read? — 341, 716
increase compensation —

hearings 50, 473

law 737

reports 473, 484, 593

increased compensation appropri-
ations 304, 472, 592

increases and decreases of em-
ployees 610

initial compensation 906

leaves of absence for educational

purposes 906

mental hygiene program 388

military and naval forces, pay

prior to active duty 764

official register 17

overtime compensation 882,

906, 917, 1040

overtime, leave, and holiday pay_ 742,

917, 1040, 1114

pay roll procedure 271, 931

payment for leave accrued in

armed forces 30

personnel ceiling determinations,

etc 1357

personnel officer's training man-
ual 219

political activity, opinion 84

political activity, penalty 43,

255, 262, 623
reduction in compensation, pro-
tect against 252

reduction of Federal expendi-
tures 609-610, 1357

reemployment, under selective

training, etc., act 802

retired, decorations, etc 553

retirement for age, exemption 1308

salary classification laws 1252

salary tables 67, 783

salary trends 657

transfer and release 302

transfer to international organiza-
tions 674

January-December

1541

Page

Government oflScials and employees-
Continued
transportation, transfer functions,

to heads of departments- 250,
263, 40'J
transportation and travel, regula-
tions 300, 821, 1202, 1418

see also Civil service — Labor —
also names of depart-
ments, etc., where em-
ployed.
Government periodicals, see Periodi-
cals.
Government printing, see Public print-
ing and binding.

Government Printing Office 67, 177, 271,

3'.)0, 504, 630, 783, 931,

1080, 1169, 1264, 1364

additional pay for legal holidays- 383

appropriation 784

type faces, specimens 931

work simplification program 390

Government property, see Public Prop-
erty.
Government publications :

city documents 803

discontinued, note listing — 5, 454, 857,

1014, 1141, 1228, 134U

document catalog, 70th Congress- 177

lists issued by agencies 1418

monthly catalog 67, 784

corrections for catalog and

index— 4, 226, 334, 452, 570,
702, 856, 1012, 1140, 1220

index, Jan.-Dec. 1945 1169

new classification numbers- 5, 143, 227,
335, 453, 571, 702, 857,
1013, 1141, 1227, 1339
corrections for p. 335 and

453 570

notes of general interest 4, 142,

226, 334, 452, 570, 856,
1012, 1140, 1226, 1338

selected, list 67, 784

State publications, monthly

checklist 89, 807

title page and index 1188

statistical, bibliography 1061

see also Congressional docu-
m e n t s — Periodicals —
also names of depart-
ments, etc., issuing pub-
lications — oiso special
subject.
Government records, see Records.
Government regulation and control :
wartime controls during transi-
tional period — ■

hearings 1058

reports - — 368, 483

see also special subject.
Government securities, prices and

yields 129, 8:59

see also Bonds of United States —
also names of securities.
Government specifications, see Govern-
ment supplies — also spe-
cial subject.
Government supplies :

Federal specifications —

Federal standard stock cata-
log 128-

129, 214-215, 322-323,
437, 558, 689-690, 837-
839, 996-997, 1126-27,
1211-12, 1320, 1429-30
index, supplements-- 129, 323, 437,
558, 690, 839, 997, 1430

price list 3'.»0

Federal standard stock catalog 128-

129, 214-215, 322-323,
437, 558, GS9-690, ,837-
839, 996-997, 1120-27,
1211-12, 1320, 1429-311

index of specifications 558

price list 390

Page

Government supplies — Continued

general schedule of supplies 128,

213, 322, 436, 057-5o8,
689, 837, 995-996, 1125-
26, 1210-11, 1319, 1429

amendments 128, 322, 436,

558, 689, 996, 1320, 1429

index 689

stock catalog of Procurement Di-
vision 996, 1429

see also Government contracts —
Military e(iuipmeut and
s u p p 1 i e s — Naval sup-
plies— S u r p 1 u s prop-
erty— also names of spe-
cial supplies.
Government vessels, see Ships.
Governmental debt, see Debts.
Governors, see names of States and

Territories.
Governors of Federal Reserve System,
Board of, see Federal
Reserve System Board of
Governors.

Gow, Quon, court case 118

Go wen Field, instrument approach

chart 345, 726

Gozo Island, chart 418, 964

Grace Dine, requisition of vessels 1254

Gracey, lOuleon J., court case 948

Gracey, William :

additional-mass effects of plates 98

moments ol inertia of 32 air-
planes 97

Gradation control units, specification. 1303

Grade-crossing accidents, 1945 943

Gradijan, i\ D. :

lime 1269, 1271

mineral earth and iron oxide pig-
ments 1270

Grading of commercial products, see
names of products.

Gradjagan Baai, chart 669

Graf, L., problem of stress corrosion 1104

Grafton, Ohio, aircraft accident 1150

Grafton quadrangle, N. Y 1082

Graham, Agnes, court case 1106

Graham, H. G., control of bulk densi-
ties in coke ovens 791

Graham, W. C, court case 1106

Graham County, Ariz., manganese

ores 510

Graham Ship Repair Co 1106

G rain :

buying, selling, etc., investiga-
tion 256

cutworm control in cereal crops- 1145

feed grains in war and peace 574

heat and X-ray effects on seeds 1344

I. C. C. V. A. L. Mechling, etc 943

milling industry, job description- 429

jirevent nonessential usage 1253

publications, price list 1170

rates on 280, 1092, 1374

rootrots and leafspots 1017

routing 1239

standards, handbook 340

trade in futures 1346

see also names of grains.

Grain bins, rates on 945

Grain doors, charges for furnishing-- 517,

1181
(Jrain sorghums, see Sorghum.
(Jrains, see Grain.

Granada Relocation Center, commu-
nity analysis 796

Gi-anahan, William T. (Representa-
tive from Pa.) :
reports made by-
Claims Com 36-37, 39

Granata, Roy, court case 648, 989

(irand Army of the Republic, journals

of encampment 594, 1252

(Jrand Banks, chart 537

Grand Bruit Harbor, chart 1195

1542

Index, 1946

Pa£e
Gruud Cuuyou Natioual Game Preserve

bouuaunes 205

Grand Cauyou iNuiiuiial Park 70

Grand Cauyou of the Colorado, aero-

uaulieal chart 584

Grand Coulee, lopofrapliy Oaa

Graua Coulee Dam, speeiiieatious 7(j,

17U, 160, 270, 3y7, 5ia-

014, UJ6, aav, 795, y4i,
losu.
Graud L'orks, N. Dak., iustruiueut ap-
proach chart 585

Graud-ilydro 28a

Graud Island, >iebr., iustruiueut ap-
proach chart 22, 124G

Grand Island, chart 137

Graud Junction, Colo., aeronautical

chart : 584

Grand liapids, Mich. :

dehydrated vegetables, sales, etc- 1018

iustrument approach chart 124U

railroad accident 1371

Grand Kiver Dam Authority :

court case 283

returii of Grand K. Dam project- 745,
767, 1040
Grand River Dam project :

return to Graud K. Dam Author-
ity 745, 767, 1040

use of Indian lands for 1043, 1072

Grand Terrace, luc 1117

Graud Teton National Park, topo-
graphic map 392

Grand Trunk Western U. R., accident- 400
Graudone, Peter, water flooding of oil

sauds in Texas 1175

Grandview claim, exploration 1367

Grandview Dairy, Inc 649

Grauger, Walter K. (Representative
from Utah) :
report made by —

Agriculture Com 34

Granite State Packing Co 679

Granitnyy Cape, chart 419

Grant, Fred W., relief 742, 908, 1032

Grant, George M. (Representative
from Ala.) :

bills introduced by 605

Grant, Gordon, Yankee clipper sails

again 1205

Grant, Joseph W., court case 1427

Grant, T. S., inter-American rubber

development 1235

Grant. W. T., Co 1419

Grants in aid, see Federal aid— oiso

special subject.
Granulocytopenia in rats fed diet low

in pantothenic acid 388

Grape, see Grapes.

Grape juice, canned, specification 689

Grapefruit juice :

canned, blended with orange juice,

standards 150

canned, standards for grades 1346

lactic acid preparation 457

correction for May monthly

index 570

Grapefruit seed oil, manufacture, etc 457

Grapes, California, precooling, etc 12

Graphic and J'orms Branch, Adminis-
trative Service Div 1116

Grass silage, see Silage.

Grasselli, Mabel F., court case 1209

Grasses :

publications, price list 1170

rootrots and leafspots 1017

see also Forage plants — also
names of grasses.
Grasslands, improving for northeast-
ern States 456

Gratuities, see Pay, allowances, etc.
Gravel :

deposits of —

Colorado 93.S

Montana 933

North Dakota 933

Page
Gravel — Continued

deposits of — Continued

South Dakota 933

Wyoming y34

in 1945 1271

preprint from minerals yearbookl 1271

rates on _ __ ^80

Graves, Walter T., fatigue 8tren"gth"of

n ^ T^ riveted joints 1293

Gray, C. B., court case 1279

Gray, Cecil V., court case 1203

Gray, K. W., pea weevil and methods

for control 339

Gray, Mabel G., relief 38, 491 591

Gray, Thomas F., relief 52, 245, 349

Gray, W. H., tests of dual-rotating pro-
pellers, etc 1293

Gray, William K., court case 1096

Gray-Cannon Lumber Co 84, 434

Gray lead and zinc deposits, expfora-

tiou 1366

Gray Lumber & Shingle Co 1003

Grays Harbor, chart 345

Grays Harbor Lines, Inc II 402

Grazier, Pa., railroad accident ~ 1275

Grazing, district fees 623

Grazing lands, management and ad-

ministration 499

Grazing Service, Interior Dept., re-

. port, 1945— 393

Grease-cleaning compound, general

schedule 32'>

Grease cups, specification _ 421

Greases :

general schedule of supplies 213

lubricating, etc., specifications— 541.

/-,... 689

Great American dollar, farmer's

share III7

Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co 204

o . „ . , 307, 548, 679, 1091

Great Basin, surface water supply 178

Great Bend, Kans., instrument ap-
proach chart, etc 22

Great Britain :

air services agreement 1121

American history manuscripts in

British depositories 1288

atomic energy declaration 984

benefits for ex-servicemen 192

charts of coasts of England 296

. ... 417, 535, 1194

civilian consumption, impact of

war 153

conventions respecting income and

estate taxes 619

financial agreement — •

addresses on British loan 313

T, ..• V , 321. 432, 552
British loan and interna-
tional trade 1314

British white paper ."^87

committee reports 487, 740, 900

hearings 611. 879

law 1040

message from President of

U. S 302

minority views 740

questions and answers .321

food consumiition levels 712

industrial disputes 806

international commercial avia-

4 • ^- J^°'^ 615

Jurisdiction over prizes agree-

ment 683

lights and fog signals, list 533

loan from Tinited States, see,
above, financial agree-
ment.

mutual aid settlement 1121

our British ally 132

patent rights information, agree-
ment 988

penicillin information. agree-
ment 988

pilot, supplements 533, 666

Jantjart-December

1543

Page

Great Britain — Continued

riibher affrppnieiit 1314

sailing directions, supplements 532,

6R0

telecommunications agreement 1423

United Kinsdom and postwar in-
ternational trade 387

war criminals, prosecution, etc.,

agreement 553

what makes Commonwealth hold

together? 560

see also headings beginning Anglo-
American.
Great Central Transport Corporation- 643
Great circle outline chart. United

States 1249

Great Falls. Mont. : .

aeronautical chart 1153

flight chart 1242

instrument approach chart 345, 1246

Great I.akes :

catalogue of charts 137

fisheries, investigation 1055

iron ore transportation 364, 494, 751

light list 557

passenger lists on vessels, filin!r__ 603.
751,913. 1040

pilot rules 995

price ceilings on fish in area 751

radiohencon s.vstem 436

sea lampreys, eradicate, etc. —

hearings 1254

law __- 1041

reports 893,913

survey 850

transportation lines, 1946 697

see nUo names of lakes.
Great Lakes Dredge & Doek Co___ 500, 801
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence basin :
agreement —

hearings 619

report 770

Great Lakes-St. Lawrence seaway :
self-linuidating feasibility —

hearings 619

report 770

Great Lakes States, unemployment in-
surance for fishermen,

etc 505

Great Lakes Steel Corporation 1181

Great Lakes Trucking Co., Inc 1373

Great Northern Ry. :

accidents 78, 1274

rates on cattle 403

rates on oil cake 1181

Great Plains :

crested wheatgrass helps revege-

tate 1144

publications, price list 1265

rootrots, etc., of grains and

grasses 1017

Great Salt Lake, aeronautical charts- 344.

1023
Great Sand Dunes National Monu-
ment 426

Great Smoky I^Iountain, aeronautical

chart 722

Greater Antilles, chart 297

Greece, commercial relations, agree-
ment 986

Greek Elections, Allied Mission to Ob-
serve. Kee Allied Mission
to Observe Greek Elec-
tions.
Greek language :

guide to spoken language 843

phrase book 1131

Green. Dwight H., court case 989

Green, Edward H., trustee, court case_ 550.

979

Green, Henry, court case 239

Green, L. J., two-dimensional incom-
pressible potential flow_ 1397

Green, Leslie H., court case 11^3

Green. T/Ouis A., court case 947, 1285

Green, Morris, court case 947, 1285

Page
Green, Theodore F. (Senator from
R. I.) :
reports made by —

Expenditiires in Executive

Dep.Trtments Com 917

Foreign Relations Com 619

Privileces and Elections

Com 265. 383, 623

Public Building and Grounds

Com 923

Green, W. W.. urinary 17-ketosteroid

excretion by hoars 337

Green Bay, Wis., aeronautical charts. 344.

1023, 1153
Green Bay & Western R. R., court

case of bondholders 210

Green Committee, court case 1285

Green Cove, chart 297

Green River Desert, geologic map 787

Greenbaum. Frederick R., court case 159

Greenbelt proiect, funds for liquida-
tion 823

Greenberg. Harry :

elevator stick forces in rapid ma-
neuvers 1392

stick forces for elevator with

spring tab 1290

tail surfaces 103

Greenberg, Leonard W.. court case 1279

Greendale proiect, funds for liquida-
tion 823

Greene, Dorothy, cultural centers in

American republics 683

Greene, Kenneth T.. system Na20-

CaO— AloO,— SiOi 588

Greene. Paul G.. court case 991

Greene County National Farm Loan

Association 649

Greenebaum, Harold M., exr., court

case 1124

Greenhills proiect. funds for liquida-
tion 823

Greenland, sailing directions, supple-
ments 533, 666

Greenlee County. Ariz., manganese

ores 510

Greenman, Samuel, bending of rec-
tangular plates 98

Greensboro, N. C. instrument an-

proach charts 726, 1024

Greensboro-High Point Airport, in-
strument approach

charts 726. 1024

Greenspan, Martin, tensile tests of

pnrachiite webbing 1029

Greenspoon, Gertrude N. :

fluorspar and cryolite 178. 1083

flnorsnnr industrv in 1945 6''5

platinum and allied metals-_ 792, 1271

Greenspun, M.. court case 1096

Greenville. S. C, instrument approach

charts 1024

Greenwood, Ben. relief 29

Greenwood, Dovie, relief 29

Greenwood, .T. W., .ir., relief 245

Greenwood, ^liss.. instrument ap-
proach charts 345. 1246

Greeson Lake, naming 915

Gregg, L. E., origin, etc., of United

States soils 1150

Gregory, M. C, glass and glassware,

.Japanese tr.nde study 316

Grenada County. Miss., relief 375,592

Grenier Field, instrument approach

chart 345

Grevllle, Thomas N. E.. life and ac-
tuarial tables__ 718

Grey Eagle claim. oxploration__ 1367

Greyhound Bus dispute, report. etc_ 655

Greyhound Corporation 643,644,1373

Greyvan Lines, Inc 1378

Grier, Mary C. physical oceanography
of Pacific Ocean, refer-
ences 1300

Grleshaber, H. E., comparison of

gtress-straln curyes--^^ 103

1544

Index, 1946

Page
Griffin, Edward L.. Jr.. rutin from

bnckwhont Ipnf meal 1343

Griffin, Graco G., manuscripts relat-

ini; to American history. 1288

Griffin, Grace IT., court case 434

Griffin, William H.. court case 434

Griffin, William V., receiver, cotirt

case ISfiG

Griffin Cartajre Co.. Inc 102

Griffin Coal & Wood Co 679

Griffith, F. E., mine rescue telephone

asseml)lies 635

Griffith, George E., concentrated loads
on fl<'xil)lp rings in circu-
lar shells ' 1292

Griffith Amusement Co 406,9^9

Griggs, Allan B., Oregon chromite-

bearlng sands 506

Griggs. Marion S., relief of estate 597

Grimball, Paul C, sex. shape, and
weight genes in water-
melon 578

Grimes, Charles F.. exr., court case__ 833

Grimsdell, William G., court case S4, 434

Grinders :

garbage, specification 908

valve-seat, specification 323

Grit, rates on 945

Grivetti. R. M., geology of northwest-
ern Oregon 393

Groben. W. Ellis, building with logs_ 13

Grocer Printing Co 84, 434

Groceries :

general schedule of supplies 322,

99.5, 1319

rates on 1091

Grocery stores, see Stores.
Groendyke, Harold C. motor carrier

decision 1180

Groendyke Transport Co - 1180

Gronbech. Gertrude A., cash receipts

from farming 456

Gros Ventres of the Missouri, relief 770.

87."

GroFP. William H., court case 1426

Ground i)adges, see Badges.
Ground effect :

glider in towed flight 95

lifting airscrew 97

Ground Forces, see Army Ground

Forces.
Ground schools, see Aeronautics.
Ground water, see Water.
Grounds, inspection, etc., technical

manual 1434

Grouting, foundation, engineering

manual 1436

Groves, Kerniit, toxicity to swine of

lead arsenate, etc 1341

Groves, S. .T.. & Sons Co 82. 384, 137S

Grun. Annie C, court case of exr 625

Guadalupe County, N. Mex., geology

and asphalt deposits 633

Guam Island :

land aequl^iition —

hearings S95. 922

law ; 1040

letter from Navy Dept 895

reports 755. 774

mail routes, schedules 201,

544, 971, 1306

operations of 77th Division 1329

pay of civilian officers, etc., of

naval government 1255

rehabilitation 171, 104i'

resettlement land 3(|

Guantanamo speed trial courses,

chart 535

Guaranty Trust Co. of New Tork_ 953, 1425
Guard duty, interior, basic field

manual 112ft

Guarlno, Arthur A., relief 36,908, 1032

Guatemala :

agricultural experiment station.- 208
chart 1108 '

Page

Guatemala — Continued

economic information 1251

living and office costs 238

military aviation mission agree-
ment 313

monetary and banking reform 501

parcel post agreement 1121

Guayamn quadrangle, P. R 788

Guayiile :

determining rubber and resins in

tissue 1146

diseases and their control 861

in.sects attacking, DDT experi-
ments 148

polyploidy and aneuploidy 1017

research, estimate '. 545

seed, etc., variability 1235

Guentert, Donald C. :

effect of carburetor throttle set-

tings 1406

now test of supercharger inlet

elbow, etc 1291

Guenther, Ethel L., relief.. 882, 1032, 1065
Guerin, Mary M., hospital surveys,

etc., legislation 502

Guerra, Gus A., to bridge Rio Grande. 748.

Guest, Paul L.. Chile's agricultural'

production, etc 1236

Gufirey, Joseph F. (Senator from Pa.) :
paper presented by —

war criminals I68

reports made by —

Mines and Mining Com 1074

Guggenheim, .Jules, court case 1283

Guggenheim, M. Robert, court case 1''58

Guiana, see British Guiana — French
Guiana.

Guidance, offerings in colleges and uni-
versities 928

Guide-books, publications, price list 1169

Guide cards, specification 996

Guide leaflet. National Park Service.! 75

Guidoboiii. Raymond P., relief 357

Guidons, see Flags.

Guillory, Accbille, relief 357, 613 734

Guillory, Olivia, relief 357 613' 734

Gulf, sec name of gulf.

Gulf-ranal Lines, Inc 1182

Gulf Coast :

collisions of vessels, rules to pre-
vent 688, 813

conference agreement 958

light list 994

pilot rules for inland waters 688, 813

radiobeacon system 4.^6

transportation lines 1006

see also Gulf States.

Gulf Coast ticks, see Ticks.

Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, see Intra-
coastal Waterway.

Gulf, Mobile & Ohio R. R. :

accident 943. 1089

control 1373

purchase, etc 401, 1090

rates on lumber 403

Gulf Refining Co 307 826

Gulf States :

price ceiling on fish in area 751

surface water supply, Gulf of

Mexico basins 1080-81

unemployment insurance for fish-
ermen, etc 505

Upper Cretaceous Foraminifera 1171

Gulf Terminal Co 1090

Gulf Transport Co 1373

Gulfport & Mississippi Coast Traction

Co 280

Gum aral)ic. see Acacia.

Gumberry, N. C, railroad accident 78

Gums :

ester, specification 1303

industry report 586

see also names of gums.

Gun bucklers, specification 968

Gunnery badges. Army regulations 439

January-December

1545

Fae«

Guns :

8-inch, service of the piece 692

industry report 5S0

155mm, Held manual 440

Gurabo quadrangle, P. R 1207

Gurney, Chan (Sengtor from S. Dak.) :
X reports made by^

Military Affairs Com 2(;3,

381, 773, 921, 1U74
Public Lands and Surveys

Com 924

Guryansky, Eugene R. :

cowling for long-nose air-cooled

engine 1890

factors affecting directional sta-
bility, etc 1294

Gust loads, critical, on overloaded air-
plane 1291

Gustafson, F. B. :

effect of high-wing loading on

landing, etc 1400

helicopter hovering performance- 1291
protile-drag Characteristics and

helicopter performance- 1399
profile draglift ratio for untwisted

rectangular blades 1399

stalling of helicopter blades 959

tire friction coefficients 1407

Gustavson, S. A. :

gold, silver, copper, lead and

zinc 1088, 1269

metal mining in —

Alaska 1270

Colorado 1270

New Mexico 1270

South Dakota 1270

Texas 1270

Wyoming 1270

Gusts : , , .
effective structure at low alti-
tudes 96

frequency of occurrence 1399

repeated, in turbulent air 1887

Gut, Ellen, universities of Cuba, etc 970

Gwathmey, A. T., chemical action of

oils on metals 194

Gwinn, G. Richards:

minor nonmetals 1.^67

nonmetals 178

Gwinn Bros. & Co 1128

Gypsum : ,.,-.,,

and products, 1945 1J_(0

credit rates 284

preprint from minerals yearboolc- 1088

quarterly gypsum report 73

Gypsy moths, quarantine 148

Gyroscope, effect on, in turning 1190

H

Haas, Victor H., Plasmodium galliua-

ceum infection 1262

Haberland, Homer, Gloucester, 8 cen-
turies a ashing port 1265

Habu K6, chart 670

Hackett, Robert P., court case 319, 1279

Hacksaw blades :

simplified practice 730

specification 110

Hackwood, A. W., preparation of
alumina from potassium

alum 509

Haddock, Gordon, combustion in How-

ing gas 529

Haddock, J. E., Ltd., court case 1096

Haden, W. D., Co 949

Hadlen, Elmer C, relief 882, 1082, 1065

Hadley, H. D., Mcsozoic and Paleozoic

rocks 392-393

Hadley, William R., court case 520, 925

Hagan, Everett, court case 1278

Hagan, J. A., court case 1278

Hagen, Everett E., jobs, production,

and living standards 62

Hagood, Margaret J. :

employment, etc., of farm work-
ing force 1143

Paiie

Hagood, Margaret J. — Continued

farm population following end of

war 280

veteraus retuiuiug to lurm work- oi-k
ilahii, Ldwiu, eaiaLilibUing, etc., reiail

siioe uusiuess 1155

ilaha Furniture Co 645

flai-meu K ou-an, ttt-Hai-meu, Port.

Liiu-iiicu, I'oiL, ciiart 1802

Liaiuau Island, cnart 296

tiai-uau Strait, cliart 964

aaidar, Walter, preparing shipmeuts

to Uruguay 1251

llaight, George 1., trustee, trailer

Irames 1875

Uaines, Willis L., court case 1310

dames Motor Co 1810

tlaiiisworth, Reginald G., agricultural

geography of P. 1 840

Haiti :

article 1805

chart 585

cooperative rubber plantation 20b

economic controls and commer-
cial policy 882

economic information '. 847

finances, agreement 1814

health and sanitation program 208

reciprocal customs privileges,

agreement 986

universities 970

Hajny, George J., Douglas-fir hydro-

lyzate, fermentation 1146

tialaib Mersa, chart 538

Haldemau, Clara B., court case 686

Ualdeman, Henry F., court case 686

Hale, Herbert D., court case 88

Hale, Nathan, statue, erection in D. C- 750,

1089
tlales, George A., trustee, court case — 319

Hales-Mullaly, Inc 319

Half dollar :

admission of Iowa into Union —

hearings 1158

law 1040

reports 887, 1068

life, etc., of Booker T. Washing-
ton—

hearings 1158, 1161

law 1040

reports 887, 900, 1063

life of Will Rogers 1158

Halibut :

allocation program, estimate 546

Pacific fishery regulations 438

Halibut Producers Cooperative 204, 548

Halifa.x, Nova Scotia, chart 585

Hall, B. Brower, exr., court case 838

Hall, Eldon W., Diesel eugine-compres-
sor-turbine combination

for aircraft 1407

Hall, George W., court case of exrs 883

Hall, H. H., biological studies of beet

sugars 1233

Hall, Howard, Co., Inc 82, 649

Hall, Margaret :

importaucia del diagn6stico edu-

cacional 200

same (in French) 818

Hall, Maurice C, parasites, etc., of

sheep 1343

Hall, W. J., whole-blood test for pul-

lorum disease 1144

Hallauer, Frank J., farm construction,

report 762

Halle, Louis, court case 1209

Ilalleck, Charles A. (Representative
from lud.) :
reports made by —

Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce Com 748

Haller, Cecil E., court case 240

Ilaller, H. L., organic halogen com-

Iiounds 148

Haller, Herbert L. .1., court case^_ 152, 589
Ilaller, M. H., citrus fruit respiration

after harvest 148

1546

Index, 1946

Pace

Ualliburtou Oil Well Cemeutiug Co — bZi),

Oiy, 12 (y

Hallmau, N. W., court case iuyo

ilailUiUu, a. K., court case luao

Uaiiuiuu 1510b iuyo

liuiiowull, liiuucUe A., court case- aiy, 12 ly

Haiiowt'ii, Howard T., court case iSiy

HaimaUera, chart laoi

iialogcu comiJOUiiUs, iubecticiUal ac-
tion 14*5

Ualprin, Abraham J., court case 4U0

Ualvorseii, Auclrew Al., reliel 742,

908, ioa2
correction for Sept. monthly in-
dex 1140

Hambidge, Gove, children and world's

food 525

Hamburg Harbor, chart iiyo

Hamer, Walter J. :

dissociation constant of o-phthalic

acid 239, 467

pH of acid potassium phihalate- 467
Hamermesh, Bernard, photoelectric

hygrometer 292

Hames, John, relief 29, 52

Hamilton iManufacturiug Co 945

Hamlet, John, relief 597,764,871

Hamlet, N. C., railroad accident 1371

Hamlin, Ga., railroad accident 182

Uamm, Clint, relief 244, 488, 734

Hammers, specitication 838

Hammett, Benjamin K., jr., relief 360

Hammocks and littings, specitication — 199

Hammond, Ind., railroad accident 943

Hamoaze, chart 538

Hampel, Clifford A., court case 1354

Hampel, Margaret T., open doors to

children 269

Hampton, Brock C, plague infection

in U. S. in 1944 389

Hampton & Branchville R. K. :

construction 1372

rates on lumber 945

Hamster :

pathology of experimental tu-
laremia 170

susceptibility to tularemia 64

Hancock, Clarence E. (Representative
from N. Y.) :
report made by-
Judiciary Com 479

Hancock, John, Mutual Life Insurance

Co - 649, 137S

Hancock, Rufas A., relief 32, 161

Hand-drawn trucks, general schedule- 1125
Hand irons, general schedule of sup-
plies 213

Hand tools, see Tools.
Handbooks, see names of departments,
etc., issuing handbooks —
also special subject.
Handicapped :

adolescents, social worker helps- 1099
aid given, investigation —

hearings 165, 749, 1356

hearings, additional copies- 46

report 354

aid rendered by Library of Con-
gress 165

efficiency of impaired worker 1363

emi)loyment 165

good business to hire 1286

impaired workers in industry 1101

international activities 165

jobs, fact sheet 1385

laws relating to 1058, 1254

medically handicapped child, con-
servation 1362

restoration service in Georgia 1363

selective placement 191

why be handicapped? 176

Handles :

hickory, simplified practice 460

hickory, specitication 323

Handlesman, Jack J., water carrier

decision 645

Handling charges at Jay Street Termi-
nal 1092

Page

Haney, Clififord I., court case_- 468

Uaney, L. E., court case 554

llaufurd, Calif., aircraft accident 343

Hangers, trouser, specitication 672

Hankins, O. G. :

composition of beef carcasses and

cuts 1343

nutritive properties of pork 10

Hanksville, Vt., aircraft accident 1021

llanley, Francis A., relief 29

danlon-Buchanan, Inc 280

Hannah, Philip, address , 1381

Haunan, Martha, Douglas lir hydro-

lyzate, fermentation 1146

Hannay, A. M. :

farm tenancy in U. S., 1940-45__ 1018

inheritance of farm real estate 581

land transfer and titles 150

Hannegan, Robert E., aee Post Office
Department.

Hannibal quadrangle, Mo. -Ill 72

Hannon, Eleanore M., relief 29

Uauuon, Joseph A., relief 29

Hannum, Richard W., 18-cylinder en-
gine with exhaust-gas
turbine geared to crank-
shaft 1392

Hansel, Elisabeth J., relief— 357, 613, 871

Hansen, Mayer G., relief 357, 489, 734

Hansen, Peter L., world trends in oil,

crops 574

Hanson, Alice C, family spending and

saving in wartime 288

Hanson, G. I., contract appeal 1221

Hanson, Harold B., St. Paul experi-
ment in child welfare 1362

Hanson, Joseph M., Richmond Na-
tional Battlefield Park- 511
Hanson, Morgan P., flight tests of air-
plane with torquemeter- 1407
Harbison, Clinton M., trustee, court

case 947

Harbor, see Harbors — also name of
harbor, or places where
located.
Harbor Boat Service, Army regula-
tions 1128

Harbor boats, messes. Army regula-
tions 325

Harbor Marine Contracting Co - 649

Harbors :

appropriations, proposed provi-
sion 304

port series 1221

ports of lading and unlading 153

proceeding with projects 241, 255

protection, revoking Exec, order- 203
public works for Hood control —

hearings— 745, 1069

law 1044

reports 745, 760, 877, 914

rivers and harbors bill —

hearings 758, 1069

law . 1044

reports 607, 760, 767, 877

Hard of hearing :

child, helping 409

opportunities through rehabilita-
tion 1264

Hardage, Eunice C, relief 36, 52, 161

Harden, F. G., agricultural experi-
ment stations, 1945 458

Hardin, H. H., court case 1310

Hardin, Reta H., relief 489

Hardin County Savings Bank— 60, 406, 925

Hardin Lumber Co 1310

Harding, Paul L., citrus fruit respira-
tion after harvest 148

Harding Field :

airport obstruction plan 1154

instrument approach chart 1023

Hardware :

general schedule of supplies 128, 995

packaging and packing 198

Hardware cloth, standard of the trade- 869
Hardware stores, see Stores.
Hardwoods, use, to meet pulpwood re-
quirements 1147

Janttart-December

1547

Page
Hardy, Albert V., sulfonamides In

shigellosis 116fi

Hardy, Charles O., prices, wages and

employment 928

Hare, Butler B. f Representative from
S. C.) :
reports made by —

Appropriations Com 740

Conference Com 87fi

Hare. Clinton L.. court case 649

Hare. .Tohn M.. court case 649

Hare, Q. A.. DDT. etc., for control of

LyguR. etc 1017

Hare. Robert R., court case - 649

Harris, George, court case 956

Hargis, O. D., inter-American rubber

development 12.'H5

Harima Nada. chart 964

Hario Seto. chart 536

Harlan. E. W., motor carrier decision. 1179

Harlan, Iowa, railroad accident 798

Harmon, Hubert N.. drag of tricycle

landing gear 97

Harmon, John P., wetting-agent con-
centration 635

Harmon, Sidney M. :

comparison of fixed-stabilizer. etc_ 1405
longitudinal control characteris-
tics 1293

Harmon County, Okla., physical land

conditions 1239

Harness. Charles L. :

barite 790, 1270, 1271

barite and barium chemicals 1270

barite, witherite, and barium

chemicals 1173

boron minerals in 1945 1270

bromine in 1945 1270

calcium chloride in 1945 1270

celestite in 1945 1270

g.vpsum 1083

g.vpsum and gypsum products 1270

magnesite and other magnesium

compounds 1270

magnesium compounds 1083

mineral earth and iron oxide pig-
ments 1270

natural sodium sulfates and car-
bonates 1270

Harper, Dorothy C. court case 555

Harper, Roy E., cinchona investiga-
tions in Puerto Rico 459

Harper, Roy P., court case 555

Harries. Myron L. :

effect "of aromatics on 100-octane

fuels 1397

preignition indicator for aircraft

engine 1394

Harriman, William A., see Commerce
Department.

Harrington. Catherine L., relief 594

Harrington, D. :

coal mine explosions, etc 936

safe practices in mine hoisting 510

storage, etc. of explosives in metal

mines, etc 1366

Harrington, Janice B., universal mili-
tary training 289

Harrington, Robert D., forward under-
slung cooling-air ducts 1288

Harrington, Vincent F., relief of

widow 594

Harrington Co 833

Harris, Ad. microfloeculation test 1262

Harris. Elwin E. :

Douglas-fir hydrolyzate, fermenta-
tion 1146

Madison wood-sugar process 1147

Harris, Everette B. :

St. Paul aircraft parts workers in

wartime 657

wartime labor in St. Paul propeller

plant 527

Harris, F. H.. pyrethrum extracts on

beet leafhopper 575

Harris, Florence E., salt 1084, 1270

Page
Harris, Frederick B., message to

fireachers based on Yale
ectures 902

Harris, George, court case 283

Harris, Harrv, & Co 926, 949

Harris. J. L.. relief 882, 1032, 1065

TTMrris, Lucy T.. relief 742

Harris, Mary, court case 655

Harris, Oren (Representative from
Ark.) :
report made by-
Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce Com 362-363, 10.53

Harris, P. B.. & Co 1333

Harris, R. H.. hard red spring wheat

hybrids 573

Harris, Susan E.. physical restoration

services in Georgia 1303

Harris, Thomas A. :
airfoils with —

double slotted flaps 290

slotted extensible, etc., flap 90

venetian-hlind flaps 90

ducts for cooling radiators 202

pressure distribution over airfoils. 289
Ilarrisburg, Pa., instrument approach

chart 1024

Harrison, Emily B., court case 991

Harrison, George M.. court case 210

Harrison, L. P., lightning discharges to

aircraft 959

Harrison, Lee, relief 357, 489, 590

Harrison, P. K.. effect of DDT on sweet

potato weevil 709

Harrison, Ark., railroad accident 1371

Harrison, N. J., railroad accident 401

Harrison Bolt & Nut Co.. see Baltimore
Foundry & Machine Cor-
poration.
Harrison County, Iowa, bridge across

Missouri River 890,

914, 1041
Harrison Engineering & Construction

Corporation 949

Harrisonburg quadrangle. La 1221

Harriss, J. H., motor carrier decision. 1180

Hart, Beulah M., relief 48

Hart, Ezra D., trustee, court case 182

Hart, Gordon C. relief 258, 357, 469

Hart, Richard J., court case 26

Hart, Thomas C. (Senator from
Conn.) :
minority views —

Military Affairs Com 621

reports made by —

Commerce Com 494, 1068

Military Affairs Com , 380

Harter, L. L., pea diseases and their

control 12

Hartford, Conn., instrument aiiproach

charts 585, 726, 1024

Hartford, N. Y.. quadrangle 935

correction for Aug. monthly index. 1012

Hartford-Empire Co 1279

Hartley, Carl :

lumber shipped green protected

against decay 577

sapstain control treatments 577

Hartley, Fred A., jr., (Representative
from N. J.) :

bill introduced by 606

minority views —

Labor Com 165

Hartman, Agnes H., salary, etc.. of

Martena R. Ambrose 1048

Hartman, Edwin P. :

single-and-dual-rotating tractor

propellers 292

static thrust, etc., of propellers — 99
Ilartmann, E. C. :

compressive yield strength of

aluminum alloy shapes — 91
fatigue strength for aluminum

alloy. 91

shear strength of aluminum alloy

rivets 99

1548

Index, 1946

Page

Hartraann, E. C. — Continued

spot-welded joints, etc 97

strengths of riveted joints GUI

Hartmaun, Irvinjr :

dust on roadways in mines 73

eflfect of relief vents on dust ex-
plosions 791

Hartmann, Julius, esr., court case 625

Hartwig, Frederick J., jr., cooling cap

on turbosupercliargor 959

Harvey, E. M., lemon changes during

storage 389

Harvey, William G., court case 833

Hash, G. Lester, court case G49

Hash, Rose M., court case 649

Hashimoto, Ike, testimony in naval
court records, to ex-
punge 605

Haskell, R. J., black rot losses in

sweetpotatoes 1146

Hasps, hinged, specification G72

Hassall, Albert, index-catalog of medi-
cal and veterinary

zoology 1343

Hasson, Donald V., court case 1378

Hastings, Charles E., ionization in

knock zone of engine 04

Hastings, Gladys, relief 357, 613, 734

Hastings, Minn., harbor improve-
ment 1006

Hastings Manufacturing Co 66, 650

Haswell, Colo., railroad accident 400

Hatch, Carl A. (Senator from N.
Mex.) :
paper presented by —

electoral college 49

reports made by —

Foreign Relations Com 770

Judiciary Com 262. 380, 772

Public Lands and Surveys

Com 265-266, 3S3,

499, 623, 775, 923-924

Hatch, Roswell F., court case 239

Hatcher, John A., relief 36, 241

Hatcheries, see Poultry.

Hatchets, specification 1126

Hatchett, Stephen P., chlorine, ovicide

for Aedes aegypti eggs 1078

Hatchitt, Juana S., court case 650

Hatchitt, Viola J., court case 650

Hatheway Patterson Corporation 742.

908, 1032

Hats, white, specification 1303

Hattery, O. C., survey of northern and

northwestern lakes 850

HattS Retto, chart 669

Hauge, S. M., fish-press water, etc.,

in chick rations 785

Haulage, accidents in coal mines, pre-
vention . 635

Haupt, Geraldine W., railroad sigiial

colors and glasses 467

Haupt, Hans M., court case- 650, 1207, 1378
Hauser, George H., food poisoning due

to new agent 63

Hauser, Olga, court case 1203

Havenner, Franck R. (Representative
from Calif.) :

bills, etc., introduced by 367.

482. 605, 752
report made by —

Naval Affairs Com 367

Havens, Robert F., tests of flying boat
with several types of

fairing 1397

Hawaii 277, 1370

aeronautical chart 1301

bond issue 48, 266, 351

climatological data 27, 732

coast pilot, supplement 584

fishery resources and industry__ 751

governor, report, 1945 277

land restoration. Exec, orders 202.

973, 1307

light list 904

lights and fog signals 533

Fage
Hawaii — Continued

mail routes, schedules 201,

544, 971, 1306

martial law, investigation 262

natality and mortality data 1240

publications, price list 1169

purchase of land 901, 924, 1040

questions, report on trip to studv_ 371

restoring lands to "__ 266

statehood 760

sugar crop —

hearings 243, 373

report 164

sugarcane, farming practices 1148

sugarcane, wage rates for pro-
duction 461

superintendent of public works,

report 1370

surface water supply 1171

trade in domestic and foreign

merchandise 18, 718

victims of seismic waves, relief —

estimates 1114

hearings 1357

law 1040

reports 900, 901, 924

Hawaii County, T. H., relief 245.

489, 737
Hawaiian Islands, see Hawaii.

Hawaiian maritime control area 675

Hawk, E. P., fruit and vegetable can-
ning industries 729

Hawkins. Alfred L.. court case 1378

Hawkins, E. R.. establishing, etc., gro-
cery store 465

Hay, Elizabeth S., design parameters

of planing-tail hulls 810.

1103

Hay, Mrs. Henry H., relief 258.

475, 674
Hay:

alfalfa, for milk production 575

cottonseed meal, etc., to supple-
ment protein 1341

harvesting crop 707

harvesting methods, Nebraska 1233

seed loan program 713

statistics 1231

sweetclover, chemical composi-
tion, etc 1015

Hay fever, health education series 1167

Hayden, Carl (Senator from Ariz.) : .
reports made by —

Appropriations Com 763

Printing Com 383

Territories and Insular Af-
fairs Com 924

Hayes, Earl T., lithium chloride from

spodumene 635

Hayes, John P., relief 908, 1032

Hayes, Sadie C, court case 833

Haves Center, Nebr., instrument ap-
proach chart, etc 22, 1246

Hayes Freight Lines 278

Hayne, D. W., grain taken by red-
wings in cornfields 1143

Haynes, B. C, meteorologia para pi-
lotos de aviones 683

Haynes, Ben T., relief 357, 489, 734

Havnes, Sheppard K., squab raising 860

Hay ward, H. E. :

Elberta peach growth, chloride,

etc., effect 1235

salt problem in irrigation agri-
culture 1233

Hazard Leland. court case 1209

Hazardous occupations, see Occupa-
tions.

Hazelhurst, Miss., aircraft accident 1021

Ilazen, Scott W., jr., exploration of
vanadium in Colorado

and Utah 1367

Hazlehurst, W. D., suspected venereal

disease contacts 930

Hazlehurst Mercantile Co 88

January-December

1549

Page

Head, Richard M., normal pressure

tests on plates 98

Head-rest covers, specification 1429

Headstones, see Tombstones.

Headv, Marion, court case 949

Health :

adoptions as health problem 190

agreement with —

Chile 985

Ecuador 313

Haiti 208

Nicaragua 987

better health for rural America 145

children —

better health for children

■who follow crops 409

facts about child health 409

health and development 656

needs of school-age children. 63
conditions in Far East after liber-
ation 1361

education in public health pro-
gram 269

every American should know 1167

Government employee programs — 258,

1040

grants to States for program 916

health education series 779,

780. 781. 1079, 1166, 1107,
1261, 1262

health leaflet 175, 176

health message 693

how does housing affect? 1167

in mineral, etc., industries, bibli-
ography 1175

index to health hearings and

reports 768

is yours the Nation's business? 560

maternal, in rel. to infant mor-
tality 954

national Negro health news 64, 780

national program 1070.

1162, 1257, 1358

nursing school practices, etc 175

of the Nation 1261

people's, national asset 627

public health bulletin 270, 1361

public health engineering ab-
stracts 64. 780

index to v. 25 502

public health positions, full-time- 1167
public health program for rural

areas 628. 1079

public health reports 64, 780

supplements 63, 628. 779, 1261

title pages and indexes to v.

60 and 61 628, 1361

public health worliers, training 1167

publications. ])rice list 932

reconversion for health 693

reports, tables, etc.. Army regula-
tions 325

services, for mothers, etc., in

U. S. S. R 409

services, for mothers, etc.. State
provision —

hearings 1162

report 1054

services, social statistics 1099

see also Hygiene.
Health authorities :

cooperation of olBcera with police

departments 781

full-time positions in local depart-
ments 1167

personnel, vacancies 175

records and reports, reducing 63

State and territorial, directory__ 1261
training programs of State depart-
ments 1167

Health Department of Panama Canal,

see Panama Canal.
Health Institute, see National Institute
of Health.

Health insurance, survey 1362

Health oflBcers, see Health authorities.
Healthiest man in the world 1435

743176 — 47 8

Pag*

Healy, Ned R. (Representative from
Calif) :
reports made by —

Conference Com 875

District of Columbia Com 600,

887, 1050-51
Heaps, Claude W., structure of uni-
verse 311

Heare, Gertrude E., living and oflSce-

operating costs in Brazil- 1250
Hearings, see names of committees —
alao subjects.

Hearne, James M., court case 384,

520, 949, 1279
Heart ISIountain Relocation Center,

community analysis 515

Heart River, review of reports 564

Heat:

addition to compressible fluid in

motion 1399

effects in glass 1353

effects on dormant seeds of

cereals 1344

transfer —

in smooth cylindrical tubes 1396

in tube for subsonic flow 291

processes in cylinders 1394

thylene glycol solutions in

tubes 1407

to flat surface 959

turbine-working fluids, heat-ca-
pacity lag 1400

see also Calorimetry — also certain
headings beginning Ther-
mal— Thermo.

Heat-insulating material, schedule 1429

Heat prostration, health education

series 1167

Heat-resistant materials :

allo.vs, stress rupture 1290

for aircraft engines 1190

Heat treating equipment, surplus prop-
erty 1311

Heaters :

fin-tube, specification 198

space, repairs and utilities 1002

unit, facts for industry 154, 864

water, facts for industry 154, $64

water, specification 198

Heatherington. Donald F.. sterling

area 24

Heating contracting business, establish-
ing and operating 1155

Heating equipment, indtiction, surplus

property 1311

Heatstroke, health education series 1167

Hubert, F. Edward (Representative
from La.) :
report made by —

Naval Affairs Com 367. 755

Hecht Co 1317

Hector Field, instrument approach

chart 726. 1246

Hedin, J. D.. Construction Co- 625, 949, 1378

Hedin, Joan E., relief of guardian 742,

908, 1032
Hedin. John D.. court case__ 625. 949. 1378
Hedrick, E. H. (Representative from
W. Va.) :
reports made by —

Claims Com 38.

245, 355-356. 361, 473-
474. 476, 741-744

Conference Com 1046

Immigration and Naturaliza-
tion Com 42. 478. 889

Hedrick. William A., court case 185, 949

Heels, rubber, specification 558

Hoerdt, Martin, jr., fish stored in re-
frigerated lockers 631

Heffeman, James J. (Representative
from N. Y.) :

bill introduced by 45

report made by —

Naval Affairs Com 44

HefTernan, Thomas P., exr., court case- 319

1550

Index, 1946

Page
Hefner, R. A., Rround effect on lifting

airscrew 97

Heide. H. E., Lost Kiver tin deposit 1175

Heilbrunn, Robert, court case 947, 1285

Heimerl, GeorRe J. :

compressive strength of aircraft

materials 1389

lengths of columns for instability

tests 1390

strength gf aluminum alloy sheet- 809,

1189
Heindl, Raymond A., clay pots for op-
tical glass manufacture- 1156

Heine, Edmund C, court case 520, 684

Heine, Ernest C, relief 882, 1032, 1065

correction for Sept. monthly

index 1140

Htine, Harriet W., relief 882, 1032, 1065

Heiser, M. E., court case 685

Held, Louis F. :

engine cooling with special baffles- 1394

knoclj limits of 2 fuels 1103

Helena, Ark., bridge 914, 1041, 1053

Helena, Mont., instrument approach

chart 345,1246

Helfrich, R. B., court case 1116, 1202

Helgoland, chart 536

Helicopters :

airfoil designed for rotor blades 1387

bending moments in rotor blades 1399

characteristics of rotor 1399

induced-velocity field of rotor 1291

modifications in profile-drag char-
acteristics of rotor blade- 1399

rotor-tip speed effect 1291

stalling of blades 959

static-thrust tests of rotor-blades- 1292
Helium :

determination in natural gas 937

properties and uses 792

tracer studies 937

Heller, Clara H., Trust no. 7610 1317

Heller, H. A., methods of analyzing

manganese ore, etc 791

Heller, J. R., jr. :

mortality in Negro from syphilis 781

national venereal disease control- 781
reports, etc., of Venereal Diseases

Division 780

Helm, Donald L., wage structure 658,

956, 1384

Helmets, welders, specification 1304

Hemacytometers specification 1211

Hemberger, S. J., fluorspar fault deter-
mination in western Ky- 937

Hemlock, western, American wood 232

Hemoglobin — scale, specification 1126

Hemophilus influenzae, action of peni-
cillin, etc 1167

Hemp, relation of marihauna tax 351, 352

Hempstead Warehouse Corporation 882

Henderson, Charles B., war construc-
tion activities of RFC 1165

Henderson, B. P., New Westville, Ohio,

meteorite 311

Henderson, Hunt, court case of exr

and exrx 650

Henderson, Jeanne C, exrs., court

case 650

Henderson, L. S. :

DDT for bedlnig control 339

DDT for roach control 1145

Henderson, Loy W., foreign policies,

formulation, etc 1423

Henderson, William (partnership) :

court case 283, 1098

Hendon, Barbara P., court case 307, 679

Hendricks, Joe (Representative from
Fla.) :

bill introduced by 1159

reports made by —

Appropriations Com 164

Conference Com 352

Hendricks, Sterling B., minerals of

montmorillonite group-- 506
Hendricks, T. A., Mesozoic and Paleo-
zoic rocks 392

Hendricks Field, Instrument approach

chart 23

Page

Hendry, Edna M. (Mrs. Jud), relief— 245,

489, 590

Hendry, Gladys, relief 245, 489, 590

Ilenegar, D. P., contract decision 698

Ilenes-Morgan Machinery Co., Ltd 185

Henley, R. R., whole-blood test for pul-

lorum disease 1144

Henlopen, Cape, chart 1025

Henry, Bertha A., court case 1209

Henry, Caesar, relief 882. 1032, 1065

Henry, E. F., Lincoln County, Tenn.,

soil survey 339

Henry, James. Packing Co 205, 307

Henry, John R., design of power-plant

Installations 1392

Henry, Sallie H., court case of exrs 82

Henry R. Carter Memorial Laboratory,

DDT investigations 269

Hensel, H. Struve, affidavit 84

Hensley, Reece V. :

effects of cylinder head, etc:, tem-
peratures upon knock

limits of fuels 1398

knock-limited blending character-
istics of aviation fuels 1397

Hensley Field, instrument approach

chart 1246

Hephzibah, Ga., aircraft accident 719

Herbert Smart Airport. Instrument ap-
proach chart 585

Herbicides, soil reaction to toxicity 711

Herbs, savory, culture and use 710

Herbst, Ernst, court case of admr 210

Hercules Gasoline Co., Inc 210, 284

Hereford cattle, see Cattle.

Hermann quadrangle. Mo 274

Hernandez de Alba, Gregorio :

archeologv of San Agnstin and

Tierradentro 983

highland tribes of southern Colom-
bia 982

Hernandez Ortiz, David, quicksilver-
antimony deposits 69

Hernando quadrangle. Miss. -Tenn 1436

Herndon Drilling Co 833

Herpetology, see Reptiles.

Herrin Transportation Co 1179

Hersberger, Arthur B., court case 160

Hersey, Clifford L., court case 802

Hersey, Mayo D., piston ring lubrica-
tion 98

Hertel, K. L., cotton experiments,

fiber properties 1344

Herter, Christian A. (Representative
from Mass.) :

bills introduced by 753

Herthel, Eugene C, court case 349

Hertzog, Ellis 9., lime abstraction of

Iron ores 1366

He's back 135

Hesbacher, Edwin N., svphilis in Negro

high school 1262

Hess, Carl, court case 1209

Hess, William E. (Representative from
Ohio) :
reports made by —

Naval Affairs Com 167.

250, 756. 895

Hess, William F., court case 83

Hesse, Tuckie G., court case 1317

Hesselmeyer, Rov, relief 358, 908, 1032

Hettler, Elizabeth S.. court case 212

Hevea rubber, see Rubber.
Hewitt, William L. penicillin and strep-
tomycin antibacterial ac-
tion 1167

Heyman. Albert :

Ducrey skin reactions in Negro

hospital patients 930

false positive reactions for syph-
ilis 1167

Heyman, Lydia, court case 834

Heyman. William, court case 834

HH ratinss. how to make them work 1297

Hl-Way Motor 1179

Hickel, Robert O., mixture distribution

of radial engine „ .,_ 1394

January-December

1551

Pas«
Hickenlooper, Bourke B. (Senator from
Iowa) :
report made by —

Civil Service Com 258

Hickerneii, Warren F., real estate and
insurance brokerage busi-
ness 348

Hickey, Margaret A., what's ahead for

woman who earns 800

Hickman, Itaymond N., relief 750

Hickman, Kobert C, exploration for

tluorite 1360

Hickman, William A., compressive
strength of sheet-stifC-

euer panels 1293

Hickory, American wood 232

Hickory Cane Uuorspar property ex-
ploration 1360

Hickory handles, see Handles.
Hicks, Bruce h. :

addition of heat to compressible

Huid 1390

factors affecting fuel and air mix-
tures 951)

Hicks, John W. L., contested election. 4U

Hicks, Vannas H., relief 245, 489, 734

Hickson, Eugene F. :

paint manual 348

painting of exterior metal sur-
faces 1029

Hidde, Doris, relief 52, 161

Hidde, Hannah, relief 52, 101

Hides, see Leather, hides, and skins.
Hidnert, Peter, physical properties

of mica 159

Hiecke, Edward M. and Fred B., Trust- 319

Higgins, Bessie, court case 1378

Higgins, Elmer, DDT, its effect on fish

and wildlife 631

High schools, credit through examina-
tions and experience 1361

Higher education, see Colleges and uni-
versities.

Higher Education Division 63, 778

Highland Falls, N. Y., court case 83

Highway and Street Safety Confer-
ence, see National Con-
ference on Street and
Highway Safety.
Highway Commission of Iowa, bridges

across Des Moines ^
River_ 494, 747. 873, 913, 10S8
Highway Commission of Kentucky :

bridge across Cumberland River_ 1037,
1053, 1068
bridge across Tug Fork- 891, 915, 1045
Highway Commission of Texas, bridges

across Rio Grande 748.

891, 914, 1044
Highway Department of Delaware :
bridge across Delaware River —

hearings 1068

law 103S

reports 747, 913

Highway Department of South Caro-
lina:

bridge across Pee Dee River 363,

494, 592

bridge across Santee River 616.

748, 874
Highway Department of West Virginia,

bridge across Tug Fork- 891,
915, 1045
Highway land, see Land.
Highway Safety Committee, see Fed-
eral Committee on Higli-
way Safety.
Highway Safety Conference, see Presi-
dent's Highway Safety
Conference.
Highways, nee Roads.
Hildebrand, Francis B. :

shear lag problems in panels, etc- 92
solution of lifting-line integral

equation 97

torsional-divergence velocity 104

Page

Hildebrand, Samuel F. :

fresh water fishes from San Jos6

Island 829

shore fishes of Peru 432

Hildreth, Horace A., court case 1282

Hile, Ralph, whitetish fishery of Lake

Huron, etc 391

Hiler, James M., relief 885, 910, 1034

Hilgeudorf, J. A., effect of continuous

knock on cylinder 1391

Hill, Arthur W., court case 349

Hill, E. John, cooling-air pressure re-
covery, etc., of engine 1190

Hill, Edith E., war and postwar wages,

prices, and hours 411

Hill, H. N. :

compression tests of aluminum-
alloy I cross section 91

torsion of flanged members 102

Hill, Jeanne G., exrx., court case 519

Hill, Lister (Senator from Ala.) :
reports made by —

Education and Labor Com- 768, 916
Expenditures in Executive

Departments Com 55, 917

Military Affairs Com_263, 381, 921

Hill, Lyman P., court case 869

Hill, M. E., magnetic maps of Worces-
ter, etc.. Counties, Md — 632
Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Marion M., relief — 52,

241. 245
Hill, Mary B., tank tests of hull of fly-
ing boat 1103

Hill, Robert S., exploration of Grey

Eagle, etc., claims 1367

Hill Transportation Co 221, 698

Hilliard, Raymond E., relief of guard-
ian 361. 493, 591

Hilliard, Thomas B., relief of guardian- 361,

493, 591

Hillsborough, N. J., court case 315

Hilo, Hawaii, acquisition of lands 901,

924. 1040

Hilo Electric Co 48,266,351

Hilo Harbor, breakwater repair, esti-
mate 676

Himmelsbach, C. K., marihuana and

pyrahexyl compound 1261

Hindrichsen, Fred C, relief 251

Hines, WMllie, relief 764, 871

Hinge moments :

control-surface, tab effect 809

sealed-internal-balance arrange-
ments for control sur-
faces 1390, 1395

structural hinge-moment incre-
ments 661

Hinke, Frederick W., economic condi-
tions in Peru 238

Hinman, F. G., pea weevil and methods

for control 339

Hinman, Wilbur S., jr., radio proximity

fuze design 1251

Hinrichs, A. F., address 955

Hinshaw, Carl (Representative from
Calif.) :

hill introduced by 1159

Hippodamia, New W'orld species 981

Hipsher, Harold F., determination of
aromatics in hydro.car-

bon mixtures 1399

Hiro Wan, chart 1412

Hiroshima, Japan, atomic bomb effects. 1322

Hirsch, Adoljih, court case 1116. 1117

Ilirsch, Max, relief 259,350

Hirschhorn. Louis, court case 1354

Hispanic activities :

Library of Congress 958

same (in Portuguese) 123

same (in Spanish) 209

Hispanic Foundation, Library of Con-
gress 958

Hispanlola :

chart 536

operculate land mollusks 1422

1552

Index, 1946

Pa£e
Histoplasniiii reactions in pulmonary

disease 3S9

Historic and Artistic Mouumcnts in
War Areas, American
Commission for Protec-
tion and Salvage, tee
American Commission
for Protection and Sal-
vage of Artistic and His-
toric Monuments in War
Areas.
Historical Association, ace American
Historical Association.

Historical Division 440. 565, 1329, 1436

establislimcut, notes of general -in-
terest 334

Historical records, etc., Army regula-
tions 601

Historical reports, see names of de-
partments, etc. — also
special subject.
History :

American, manuscripts in British

depositories 1288

American, price list of publica-
tions 931

see also names of certain depart-
ments, etc.
Hoagland, Hunter A., relief of guar-
dian 358

Hoagland. Ralph, nutritive properties

of pork 10

Hobbs, Sam (Representative from
Ala.) :
reports made b.v —

Conference Com 1048

Judiciary Com 43, 248.

364, 480. 749, 1054

Hoboken Land & Improvement Co 685

Hoboken Manufacturers R. R., court

case 185, 685

Hoboken R. R., court case 185

Hoboken R. R. Warehouse & Steamship
Connecting Co., court

case 685

Hochschild. Harold K., court case 991

Hocking Valley Manufacturing Co 978.

1419

Hodeida Road, chart 538

Hodge, Fred M., motor carrier deci-
sion 1091

Hodges, L. Wilmoth, relief 52, 734, 738

Hodgson, R. E. :

alfalfa silage, etc., for milk pro-
duction 575

dairy industry in United States 339

Hoey, Clyde R. (Senator from N. C.) :
reports made by —

Agriculture and Forestry

Com 257

District of Columbia Com 617

768, 916
Immigration Com-_ 770, 918, 1071
Hoff, N. J. :

bending moments in fuselage

frames t. 661

buckling of monocoque cylinders- 93,

290
influence coefficients of curved

bars 661

shearing rigidity of panels under

compression 1104

stresses in cylinders with symetric

cutouts 958

stringer loads in reinforced

panels 102, 194

Hoffman, C. H., effect of DDT on

aquatic insects 1145

Hoffman, E. .1., carotene in alfalfa 10

Hoffman, H. Theodore :

economic situation in British

Guiana 1353

economic situation in Panama 1353

economic situation in Venezuela- 1352
living, etc., costs in Panama 1027

Page

Hoffman, R. C, jr., motor carrier

decision 643

Uofman, Mrs. Ivan B., relief 882,

1032, 1060
Hofmaster, R. N., pyrethrum extracts

on beet leafhopper 575

Hog, see Swine.

Hog Creek corundum mine, explora-
tion 635

Hoge, Harold J., heat capacity of 2-

phase system 587

Hogenson, Ben B., court case of re-
ceiver and trustee 60, 925

Hogenson Construction Co 60, 925

Uoggard, H. Page, jr. :

fuselage stability in yaw 96

pressure distribution over airfoil
with beveled - trailing-

edge flaps 1395

Hogle, James A., court case 1427

Hogs, see Swine.
Hoisting :

accidents in coal mines, preven-
tion 635

mine, safe practices 510

Hoists :

ammunition, specification 968

chain, specification ^ 1415

Hokkaido, charts . 1412

Holbrook, W. F. :

bicarbonate process for production

of magnesium oxide 510

chlorination of magnesia 275

Holdcroft Transportation Co 279

Holden, W. Va., safety record of mine

no. 7 1271

Holders :

toilet accessories 299

X-ray-film exposure, specification. 323
Holding companies :
public utility —

financial statistics, gas and

electric 120

rules and regulations of

S. E. C 550

security transactions and

holdings 121, 828

Holdings, liquid asset, survey 1143,

1166, 1261
Hole, Erling, farm machinery and

equipment 706

Holiday pay, see Government officials

and employees.
Holidays :

making July 5, 1946, holiday 741,

763, 873
Saturday, for banks, etc., in D. C_ 768,
887. 1038
Saturday, for office of recorder of

deeds, in D. C 910,

1038, 1051
Holifield, Chet (Representative from
Calif. ) :
report made by —

Military Affairs Com 603

Hollaender, Alexander, homologous

serum jaundice 1167

Holland, May, relief 245, 375, 590

Holland, see Netherlands.

Holland, Mich., aircraft accident 1021

Holleman, A. B. :

abrasive materials 1173, 1270

feldspar 1173, 1270

Hollidaysburg, Pa.. HoUidaysburg-

Huntingdon folio 932

Hollings, H., investigation at Winter-
shall A. G 1174

Hollingworth, Thomas A., effect of

slideslip on stability 1405

Hollis, Edward A., sr., relief 245,

, 613, 734

Hollis, Ernest V., higher education

looks ahead 175

Hollister, Calif., aircraft accident 865

Holloway Lumber Co 548

January-December

1553

Page
Holm, G. E., dairy industry in United

States 330

Holman, A. T., fire fighting on farms- 1344
Holman Field, instrument approach

charts 727, 1024

Holmberg, Georjre C, court case__ 406, 434
Holmes, Agnes (Mrs. W. H.), relie£__ 245,

908, 1032

Holmes, Barbara, court case 927

Holmes, C. R., carbonizing ijroperties

of coal 635

Holmes, Florence L., exrx., court case_ 319
Holmes, George H., jr., exploration of

Rile.v tungsten mine 1307

Holmes, George M., court case 927

Holmes, Harry, court case of exrx 82,

124,210

Holmes, John W., court case of exrs 319

Holmes, Lucy B., exrx., court case 82,

124, 2111
Holmes, Pehr G. (Representative from
Mass.) :
reports made by —

Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce Com 362. 748, 1053

Holmes, Raiford L.. solvent extraction

of tung oil 134n

Holmes & Son, Inc 520

Holmes Reefs, chart 1194

Holmquist, Ray .T., exploration of Elk

mica deposit 1174

Holms, Arthur G., strain-gage study

of exhaust valves 1104

Holpuch. Joseph A., Co 284, 314, 650, 989

Holroyd, R., inve.stigations by fuels,

etc., teams 1174. 1268

Holshouser, W. L., fatigue-stressing

effects on steel 100

U(At, Marshall :

aluminum-alloy stiffened -sheet

specimens 9]

beam, etc., tests of aluminum-alloy

tubing 91

column strength of aluminum al-
loy shapes, etc 193, 800

column strength of magnesium

alloys 97,194

fatigue tests on aluminum alloy

rivets 99

stiffened circular cylinders 93

testing ultimate loads 97

Holt, Nancy B., oxidation of galactu-

ronic acid, etc 230

Holt, Philetus H., 2d., court case 240

Holthausen, Duncan M., national sur-
vey of liquid assets 1160

Holton, Harry I., court case 284.

500. 520, 92r

Holton, Seel.ve & Co 284, 500, 520, 92r.

Holtz, Werner, relief 20

Holzer, R. E., thunderstorms 103

Home :

care of the sick 170

services for children to supple-
ment 054

share with veteran's family ■ 827

Home Beneficial Life Intsurance Co.,

Inc 1410

Home building, see Houses — Housing.

Home demonstration agent, article 578

Home economics :

extension legislation, etc 337

extension work, report, 1945 861

publications for homemaker 340,

1236. 1345

publications, price list 030

Home Economics and Human Nutrition
Bureau, xee Human Nu-
trition and Home Eco-
nomics Bureau.
Home Loan Bank Administration, see
Federal Homo Loan Bank
Administration.
Home loans, see Loans.

Page
Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt Na-
tional Historic Site :
appointments without regard to

civil service 303

dedicating ceremonies 395

descriptive article 794

Home owners' loan acts, compilation 853,

1252
Home Owners' Loan Corporation re-
port, 1945 1297

Homemaker service, method of child

care 1362

Homemaking. see Home economics.
Homes, sec Houses — Housing.
Homesteads :

entries, amending act 1059

veterans of World War II 391

veterans under 21 years 368,

773, 775, 873

Homework, industrial 659

Homing pigeons, see Pigeons.

Homma. Masaharu, court case 315

Hommel, Bella, court case 1427

Hondo, Tex., instrument approach

chart 1246

Honduras :

article 1305

economic information 1251

economic situation 24

geographical names, treatment 1364

military mission, agreement 987

Honey, semi-monthly report 14, 15, 713

Honey, bees, see Bees.

Hong Kong, chart 536

Honhell. Mary A., relief 597, 765, 871

Honolulu, Hawaii :

court case 184, 433

harbor, report on review of re-
ports 1184

Honolulu County, Hawaii, court case 184,

433

Honolulu Plantation Co 36

Honshu, charts 296, 417, 669. 964. 1412

Hood, H. H., relief 475, 613, 871

Hood, R. B., court case 554

Hood, Victor E.. establishing, etc., re-
tail feed and farm supjdy

store 1352

Hood Canal, charts 1,57

Hook, Frank E. (Representative from
Mich.) :
reports made bv —

Claims Com 37-39. 245,

355, 358, 361, 475, 598
Hooks, Janet M., effects of war casual-
ties on women 527

Hooks, meat, specification 968

Hookworm disease, health leaflet 175

Hooper. Charles R. :

relief 36. 52

relief, veto 426

Hoosick Falls quadrangle, N. Y.-Vt 1082

Hootman, J. A., landing tests of air-
planes 97

Hoover, J. Edgar, see Federal Bureau
of Investigation.

Hoover, Walter S.. court case 160

Hope, Clifford R. (Representative from
Kans.) :
agricultural exports to Europe.

prospects 229

Hope Bay Anchorage, chart 296

Hopewell Village National Historic

Site 368. 775. 1040

Hopewood. n. G., statement 45

Hojii Indians, conditions among tribe- 362

HoplvMns, Ben F., court case 949

Hopkins, Ernest J., private capital

reiiuiremcnts 1361

Hopkins. Justin P., relief 375. 908, 1032

Horn, E. E., California wildlife-forest

relationships 505

Hornacky, Nicholas, see Revaljevick,

Nicholas.
Home, Frank S., the house I live in — 1191

1554

Index, 1946

Page
Home, Joseph W., utilization of oil

from oll-fleld waste 635

Home. W. A. :

catalysts at I. G. Farbenlndustrie

plants 1173

InvestlRatlons by fuels, etc.. teams. 1268

Horner. M. M., naval stores report 147.

860. 1144

Horney. Amos G., court case 1156

Hornibrook. J. W.. streptomycin in ex-
perimental plapup 1070

Horowitz. Harry, court case_ 520, 554. 1270

Horowitz. Afartin M.. court case 520, 554

Horse, see Horses.

Horse pas mask, technical manual 441

Horseradish, production and prepara-
tion 577

Horses :

feeding 230

Morjran horse perpetuated, etc 575

statistics 1231

Horticulturist, description of profes-
sion 191

Horton, Donald C, balance sheet of

agriculture 146

Horton. Hiram T., court case 1427

Hose and hose flttlnps :

specifications, couplings 968

specifications, hose 300

541. 838. 1110. 1198, 1211,
1303. 1304, 1414

Hosford quadrangle. Fla 71

Hosiery :

Investigation on nylons 248

nylon and rayon, production, etc 904

Hospital Association of Southern
Pacific Lines, emergenc.v

board 115.268

Hospital care, see Medical care.

Hospital Corps quarterly 107, 812

Hospital ships. Army regulations 1214

Hospitals :

acute general, planning sugges-
tions 1__ 929

apparatus and supplies, sched-
ule 1429

Army regulations 324, 841

care of maternity patients, stand-
ards 804

center in D. C, establishment 887.

1038
chiropractic, treatment of Govt.

employees 617

exempt students from classifica-
tion act, etc 928. 973

facilities for veterans, proposed

provision 824

internship, etc., in naval hospitals. 1192

library service 328

medical-social service for crippled

children 656

nurseries for newborn 656

rehabilitation at naval hospital__ 812
survey and construction in
States —

, hearings 602

law 1040

reports 890, 900, 1046

surveys, etc., legislation 502

technical manimls 218. 441, 1326

see also names of hospitals, or
places where located.
Hoss. Gene, prelgnition indicator for

aircraft engines 1394

Hot Lake, Oreg.. railroad accident 1178

Hot Springs National Park. Jurisdic-
tion over oflfenses 364,

„ 620. 873

Hot-water tanks :

facts for industry 154. 864

specification 1S7

Hot weathor. comfort during 780. 1167

Hot-wire Hrcult with small time lag 96

Hotel Enterprises 428. 826

Hotel La Fonda de Taos Z 978

Page

Hotel manager, Job 326

Hottel. H. C., thermod.vnamic prop-
erties of fluids 661

Heubolt. .John C. :

bending and shear stresses 1405

determining column curve 92

stress for infinitely long flat plate_ 1406

stresses of cantilever beam 1295

Ilouchln. Bernard F.. accident investi-
gation 155

Houdry, Eueene, court case 1317

Houghton, Harrison F.. economic con-
centration and World

War II 762.904

Houghton. Henry G., court case 589

Houhora Bay. chart , 670

Houhora River, chart 670

Iloulton, Maine, instrument approach

chart 1024

Hours of labor :

building trades 1100, 1384

eight-hour laws, compilation 353

motortruck drivers and helpers 1383

printing trades 1187

railroad employees, statistical

analysis 79, 1371

war and postwar 411

House, H. G.. court case 649. 1280

House, Rufus O.. effect of interference

on wings, etc 104

House ants, see Ants.

House of Representatives 33,

163. 242. 353, 471, 594.
738. 878. 1048. 1157. 1252,
1355

calendars 33, 738

contested election. Hicks v. Don-

dero 40

employees, salary adjustment •678

estimates 353. 471. 594, 738

Journal clerk assistant, compen-
sation 878

majority leader, clerk in office 353

Members, spec. com. to investigate

election 900

roof, etc., over House Chamber,

reconstruction 898

telephone operators 594

see also Congress of United
States — also names of
certain congressional
committees — also names
of Representatives.
House Office builrtintrs. appropriation. 715
House Periodical Press Gallery, com-
pensation for superin-
tendent 33

House spra.vs, see names of materials.
Household employees, see Domestic em-
ployees.
Household equipment, see Household

goods.
Household goods :

how much, how soon? price facts

about appliances, etc 1203

ownership in relation to income,

etc 410

transportation of. Army regula-
tions .■ 1431

Houses :

ceiling on your home, OPA movie- 826

ceiling prices on homes 118

farm income, etc., and home im-
provement 1232

farm, preventing moisture 1344

home building, etc., publications 25.

348. 1354

home-cost stabilization proeram 978

home ownership, effect of hous-
ing shortages 1101

the house I live in 1191

house plan services 1156

low-priced, suggested plans 663

materials for homes, veterans

priority ,,,^-,. 164

Januaky-December

1555

Page

Houses — Continued

planning small houses HOC

publications for home builders 932

remodeling and modernization 531

unloading portable houses 137-1

voice of the volunteer 978

wood, built of dry lumber 579

Houses, Inc 1374

Housing :

administration by expediter 203

after World War I, will history re-
peat itself? 413

agencies, etc., directory 818

before you buy a home 662

cooperative associations 1187

demountable houses, relocation ex-
penses—

hearings 1058

report 897

dwelling unit survey 1383

facts 1409

families of servicemen, etc 46,

47, 55, 116, 162, 368, 370, 378,
469, 470
financing large-scale home build-
ers 1297

general housing act —

hearings 258.373

report 487

statement by Philip M. Klutz-
nick 106

HH ratings, how to make them

work 1297

housing acts, compilation 353, 1252

housing bulletin 118, 826

how does housing affect health? 1167

importation of timber, etc 1308

in D. C, eliminate alley dwelling —

hearings 164

law 873

reports 617, 887

in D. C., rebuilding slums, etc 887,

1038

livability problems of families 961

low-rent housing 195, 414

National housing act, title 6 1106

National housing bulletin 413, 1191

Navy Dept. materials, letter 366

new dwelling units 1105

postwar economic studies 1166

practices, war and prewar 1191

prevent speculation and excessive
profits —

hearings 355,611

law 737

reports 243, 370, 487, 593

price control and postwar housing- 307
public housing —

bibliography 195

design, review of experiences- 1192

role in the emergency 961

work of FPHA 531

reading list ■ 1105

reference, etc., material 1409

rental, operation under rent con-
trol 119,827,1118

report of War Mobilization and

Reconversion Office 221

rural. Government policies 458

shortage, etc., small business prob-
lems 257

standards for measuring needs 904

veterans — -

action on veterans housing 105

appropriation, estimate 427

appropriation, hearing 486

appropriation, law 469

appropriation, reports 472, 486

attending educational institu-
tions 1070

community action 960

emergency and America's fu-
ture 565

financial requirements 1106

homes for all 1191

homes for veterans, movie 1105

Page
Housing — Continued

veterans — Continued

new actions to speed 1409

reconversion program 659

rental, additional incentive 1191

report from housing expe-
diter 447

statement by housing expe-
diter 662, 850

surplus housing for 195, 663

temporarv housing 1192

utilities ia D. C 600, 617, 737

wartime shortage effect on home

ownership 1101

Housing Administration, see Federal

Housing Administration.

Housing Agency, see National Housing

Agency.
Housing Authority, see Federal Public
Housing Authority.

Housing Corporation, report, 1945 1297

Housing Expediter :
create office —

hearings 611

law 737

reports 487, 593

Housing insurance, see Mortgage in-
surance.

Housing insurance-fund debentures 127

Housing Stabilization Office, creat-
ing 243,355,370

Houston, Tex. :

airport obstruction plan 867

tinances 863

instrument approach chart 345, 726

ordnance plant, wartime labor

force 657

Houston Lighting & Power Co 167

Hovde, Howard T., establishing, etc.,

grocery store 465

Hoverson, Clarence Theodore, Memorial
Hospital, see Clarence
Theodore Hoverson Me-
morial Hospital.
Howard, C. S., quality of surface waters

of U. S 69

Howard, Herbert S., David W. Taylor

Model Basin 310, 311

Howard. John Nelson :

factors affecting fuel and air mix-
tures 959

ultraviolet absorption spectra of

amines 1400

Howard, Louis B. :

cottonseed-crushing industry 860

promising new outlets for farm

products 1232, 1342

Howard Terminal 1375

Howard University, report, 1945-, 268

Howe, Paul E., composition of beef

carcasses and cuts 1343

Howell, C. L., court case 555

Howell, D. F., court case 555

Howell, D. L., tobacco marketing, etc.,

margins 338

Howell, Emily, relief 356, 488, 734

Howell, F. M. :

comparison of stress-strain curves- 102
compressive yield strength of alu-
minum alloy shapes 91

properties throughout cross sec-
tion of extruded shapes — 91

Howell, J. F., court case 555

Howell, L. D. :

cotton surplus-disposal programs- 15

distributing cotton products 1143

Howell, Robert H., relief 356, 488, 734

Howell Turpentine Co 555

Howes Airport, instrument approach

chart 727

Howey, W. J., Co 650, 989

Howey-in-the-Hills Service, Inc 650, 989

Howitt, Stanley, court case 185, 684

Howitzers, 240-mm, service of the

piece 692

1556

Index, 1946

Page
Howland, A. F., DDT against insects

affectiUK tomatoes 1017

Uoy, Lcra (or Lim), court case 1280

Hoyern, Helen, M., test for parasitic

diseases 1078

Uozik, John :

iron ore 1209

manganese 1174

Hsiao, Tsai-yu :

diseases in Manchuria 196

mosquitoes of Japan 1193

Hu, Pal C. :

buckling of plates in compression. 1190
critical stresBes of clamped plates- 1104

Hu-lu Tao Harbor, chart 1412

Hubard, N. \V., receiver, court case 266

Hubbard, Donald, hygroscopicity, etc.,

of glasses 1028, 1029

Hubbard Field, instrument approach

chart 150. 727

Huber, Ernest, court case 555

Huber, Paul W. :

neat-capacity lag in turbine-work-
ing fluids 1400

use of freon-12 for aerodynamic

testing 661

Huckleberries, canned, standards for

grades 1018

Hudson, Jess, relief 245, 350

Hudson, Lucy K., balance sheet of agri-
culture 1261

Hudson, Robert A., relief 29

Hudson, W. C. :

exploration of Georgia and South
Carolina sillimanite de-
posits 1367

investigation of McLeod glass-
sand pits 793

Miami-West Palm Beach belt of

silica sand 793

Hudson & Manhattan R. R., emergency

board 820, 1164

Hudson Bay, surface water supply of

basin 1266

Hudson Bus Transportation Co., Inc 278,

404
Hudson River :

aeronautical chart 722, 1242

bridge 260, 351

Hueco Mountains, geology 70

Huegy, Harvey W. :

establishing, etc., —

apparel store 1026

grocery store 465

laundry 1214

Huff, L. C, sand and gravel deposits

of North Dakota 933

Huff, W. J., acetylene explosibility 73

Huffman, James W. (Senator from
Ohio) :
individual views —

Judiciary Com 380

reports made by —

Claims Com 51-54,

258-260, 374-376, 487-489.
493, 611-614, 765-766, 907-
912, 1063, 1065-66

District of Columbia Com 377

Judiciary Com 262, 380, 1073

Hughes, Carlton S., court case 548

Hughes, J. W., court case 185

Hughes, Marsile J., labor-dispute dis-
qualification 1362

Hughes Industries Co., Ltd., nee
Hughes Tool Co.

Hughes Tool Co 1096

Huisking, Charles L., ft Co.. Inc 185

Huisking Investments, Ine 185

Huitzuco, Guerrero, quicksilver-anti-
mony deposits 69

Hukill, W. v., cold storage for apples

and pears 339

Hulbert, H. H.. marketing 1944 Wyo-
ming wool clip, etc J 862

Hulbert, Lymnn S., cases rel. to farm-
ers' cooperative assocs 862

Hulbert, William C, court case 284, 815

Page
Huleatt, W. P. :

exploration of Big Four zinc-
silver mine 794

exploration of vanadium in Colo-
rado and Utah 1367

Hull quadrangle. Mass 787

Hulls (aircraft) :
flying boat —

hydrodynamic tests 96

planing surface data, appli-
cation 96

resistance tests 1399

tank tests 1103

planing-tail, effect of varying

paranwiters 810. 1103

planing-tail, tank tests 1296

Hulman Field, instrument approach

chart 728

Human Nutrition and Home Economics

Bureau H 231

339, 458, 576, 710, 861,
1017, 1145, 1234, 1344

poster 1235

report, 1945 231

Humber River, chart 417

Humble, Leroy V. :

exhaust stack effect on propulsion

. .8J;«.t«ii» 1400

flame-visibiluy tests 1394

Humboldt, Nev.. instrument approach

chart 1024

Humes. Helen, wartime housing short-
er ,,•. ^^^^ 1101

Humidity :

controlling in woodworking

plants 1147

influence of temperature I_ 46o

Humphrey, Clyde W., organization,

etc., of small businesses. 928
Humphrey, H. B., coal mine explo-
sions, etc _ 936

Humphrey. Norman D.. Mexicans in

Detroit, employment 192

Humphreys, Curtis J., 1st spectrum of

uranium l'>5i

Humphreys, Milton D., elfects of com"
pressibility, etc., on pres-
sure 1408

Hundley, James M.. electrocardio-

giaphic alterations 1262

Hungarian phrase book 1131

Hungary, armistice agreement I Z~ 123

Hunger, see Famine relief.
Hungry Horse project, specifications. 398
514, 640, 795-796, 942,
1U87
Hunt, Judith, list of intercepted plant

pests 1443

Hunt. N. Rex. list of intercepted plant

pests 1443

Hunt, P. J., bolt-bearing strength of

wood, etc 1236

Hunt, William M., court case 978 1203

Hunter, Albert C. marketing of fish-
ery products 505

Hunter. Althea G.. exrx.. court case__ 833
Hunter, Annette L.. boot and shoe in-
dustry statistics 1026

Hunter. J. W. :

electrolytic manganese pilot plant. 791
pilot-plaut production of electro-
lytic manganese 635

Hunter, Malcolm D.. exr.. court case. 833
JInnter. Paul A. :

effect of spring-loaded tab on

stability 1404

lateral shift of center of gravity. 1294
Hunter. Richard S.. glossmeter for

smoothness comparisons- 1028

Hunter, Wis., new school, funds 890

„ ^ 1040, 1071

Hunter Field, instrument approach

charts 727, 1025

Huntingdon. Pa.. Hollidaysburg-Hunt-

ingdon folio 932

Huntington, W. Va. :

aeron.nutloal chart 237

Instrument approach chart 727

January-December

1557

Page
Hurd, Charlotte H., exrx., court case_ 834
Hurd, Edward L., court case of exrx_ S3-1
Hurd, Willis E. :

northers of Mexican, etc., waters- 108

ships' aneroid barometers 814

waterspouts 814

Hurd-Karrer, Annie M., soil reaction

to toxicity of herbicides- 711
Hurley, Patrick J., information re-
quest 41

Huron, S. Dak., instrument approach

chart 727

Huron, Lake :

aeronautical chart 344,1153

whitefish fishery 391

Huron Portland Cement Co 390

Huron Stevedoringr Corp 1182

Hurricanes, see Storms.

Hurt, Va., railroad accident 181

Huse, Betty, camps for children 525

Hussey, Edith L., grievance procedure
under collective bargain-
ing 1286

Hust, Cecil I., court case 650. 989

Hutchinss, Leonard C. relief 259, 350

Hutchins, W. F., weight, etc., of low-

d.ensity core materials-- 1140
Hutchinson, Kans., instrument ap-
proach chart, etc—- 23, 1247
Hutchinson's Boat Works, Inc-- 36, 4S9, 590
Hutchison, Miller R., correction for

Dec. 1945 monthly index- 4

Hutson, J. B.. price and production

goals. 1946 146

Hutton, J. O., stresses of aluminum-
alloy channel sections-- 102

Hviding, Marie, relief of estate 882.

1031, 1064

Hyatt, Abraham C, court case 287.

315, 554
Hybrids. .'<ee names of plants, etc.

Hyde, Rosel H.. address 173

.Hydraulic classification :

constitution of teeter column 394

performance of classifier 275

•Hydrocarbons :

assembly etc.. of density balance- 466

determination of aromatics 1399

heats, equilibrium constants, etc^ 466

heats of formation, etc 1028. 1251

infrared-spertrophotometric anal-
ysis 1399

knock-limited performance 1399

monoolefin, heats of formation.

etc 869

purification and freezing points__ 1354

purification and pronerties 58S

purity determination 239

synthesis, etc.. of aromatic hvdro-

carbons 412. Sio

vapor pressures and boiling points. 159
Hydrocyanic acid sras. fumieation darn-
acre to fabric 270

TTvdrofluorlo acid. snecificTtion 1304

Hvdrotrranhic bulletin 108. SIS

nvdrocrapblc manual 866

Hvdrographic Offlf"e 108

197. 295. 415. 532. 665
813. 962. 1107, 1193. 1300
1411
station catalogs, numerloal Index. 667
Hvdrometnllnrffv. coh.nlt, study of fac-
tors 178

TTvdronnc messatre summary 416. 813

TTrrirrvnnnies. nep N'ltricnltnrp.
Hygiene :

industrial, news letter 63, 780

industrial. State and local per-
sonnel 1078

what teacher should know about

pupils 63

see nlxo Health — Alental hygiene.

Hygrometer, photoelectric 292

Hygrostnt. wood-element 579

Hypodermic needles, specification 690

Hyre, French M., making the most of

co-op annual meeting 13

Hysteresis in physical adsorption 289

I Page

I Am An American Day 426

I. C. C, sec Interstate Commerce Com-
mission.
I. G. Farbenindustrie, A. G. :

catalysts, manufacture, etc 1173

German resources for war 170. 497

investigation by fuels, etc., teams. 1174,

1268
Ibach, Donald B., cropland use, etc — 573

Ibarra, Simon F., relief 1071

Ice :

Arctic, and its drift into North

Atlantic - 965

atlas of Northern Hemisphere 1107

general schedule of supplies 689

international patrol 688

navigation in ice. notes 814

see also headings beginning Icing.

Ice cream, making in the home 148

Iceland :

air transport services agreement. 123
armed forces, agreement with Nor-
way 683

economic information 729

lights and fog signals, list 666

sailing directions, supplements — 533.

666

wind in fjords 814

Icelandic, guide to spoken language-- 843
Icing of aircraft :

aerodynamic heating, etc 96

exhaust-heat de-icing 96

reduction, protected air-scoop 1292

simulated icing on propeller 959

Icing of fish at sea 1170

Ickes, Harold L., Thomas Jefferson and
National Capitol, pref-
ace 1272

see also Interior Department —
Petroleum Administra-
tion for War.
Idaho :

agricultural conservation pro-
gram 151.1238,1347

Bear River compact 602, 920, 1036

Columbia R. fishery resources

agreement 1037, 106S

finances 1350

gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc. 1174

mail routes, schedules 425,

544,971, 1416

metal mining. 1945 1269

phosphate rock industry 1270

post route map 113

strategic minerals investigations. 70,

933

war casualties 532

World War II honor list 1331

Idaho Falls, Idaho, instrument ap- ,

proach chart 1247

Iffert, Robert E.. higher educational

institutions, activity 778

Igoe, Andrew J., court case of exrs 834

Igoe, .Tames J., exr., court case 834

Tcoe. Peter, exr., court case 834

Ijmuiden Harbor, chart 1194

Usel Meer. chart 297

Illegitimacy :

how nurse can help unmarried

mother 656

services for unmarried mothers,

etc 191

square deal for baby born out of

wedlock 1099

mini Reefer Transit 259, 358, 469

Illinois:

committeeman's practice hand-
book 151

court case 284. 520, 685, 989

distribution of Pennsylvania an-
thracite 394,509

frozen food locker associations-- 578,

711

mail routes, schedules 424,

543,971, 1200
post route map- 113

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Index, 1946

Page
Illinois — Continued

topographic maps, etc 506

wnr castinlties 1108

World War II honor list 1331

Illinois Central R. R. :

accidents 516. 517

bonds 1179

x^ourt case 554

motor carrier decision 278

rates on boxes 1181

rates on screws 1092

Illinois Packing Co 1378

Illinois Pure Aluminum Co 173.

284, 650. 1258
Illinois Rirer, aeronautical chart- 344, 1242
Illinois State Penitentiary, court case

of warden 989

Illinois Terminal R. R., accidents-. 181, 642

Illinois Tool Works 196, 294

Illinois Waste Material Co 548, 978

Illuminations for X-rav film, specifica-
tion 1320

Illustrations :

pictorial illustrations copyrighted. 89.

808

index and title page 1188

Ilmenite. thermodynamic properties,

etc 792

Imabari Ko. chart 1194

Imerman. Stanley, court case 1427

Imes, Marion, sheep and goat lice, con-
trol, etc 1144

Imlay, Frederick H. :

lateral motions of automatically

controlled airplane 104

lateral stability with automatic

pilot 100

Immigration :

alien fiancees, etc., of members of

armed forces 746,

759. 770, 873
alien spouses and minor children
of members of armed

forces 41.56,162

aliens not subject to deportation. 41
Chinese wives of American citi-
zens 41, 1040, 1071

deny admission to alien enemies,
etc. —

hearings 601, 889

reports 601. 758-759. 889

laws and problems, study —

hearings 164, 247, 746

report 46

laws and regulations 803

Immigration and Naturalization Com-
mittee, House :

calendar 247. 601. 1052. 1355

hearings 164. 247. 601. 746. 880

reports 41-42. 477-478

601. 746. 889, 1052
Immigration and Naturalization Serv-
ice 86, 190.

408. 655. 803. 1186, 1381
authority for arrest and search.. 1036

monthlv review 86, 803

index to v. 3 1381

Immigration Committee, Senate :

calendar 170. 378. 1162

reports 56. 378. 496. 770. 918. 1071

Imming, Harry S.. effect of piston-head*
temperature on knock-
limited power 1402

Immune serum, see Serum.
Impaired workers, see Handicapped.
Impellers :

NACA, effect on mixture distri-
bution 809

radial-disclmrge. flow capacity , 809

Imperial County. Calif.. East Mesa 942

Import duties, see Tariff.
Import-Export Rank, see Export-Im-
port Bank of Wash-
ington.

Page
Imports and exports :
exports —

agricultural, to Europe, pros-
pects 229

comprehensive export sched-
ule 238, 587, 868, 1250

control, estimate 677, 1114

control today 1250

current export bulletin 238, 348,

406. 587. 730, 868, 1250
domestic and foreign, FT

rps 18, 718

insurance act 762

operation of export trade act. 1161
statistical classification. 463, 1240

statistics, 1943 1349

to Latin American republics. 718
total of domestic merchan-
dise, 1943 342. 717

transport statistics 1349

under lend-lease program 342,

463, 717
imports —

commodity by country totals. 18
from Latin American re-
publics 718

general, and for consumption.

1943 463

general, and for consumption.

FT rps 18, 718

statistical classification 1349

statistical classification,

changes 235

statistics, 1943 1349

see also Agricultural products —
Tariff— ^?so names of ar-
ticles imported or ex-
ported— nJso names of
couMtries.

Impounded people 1274

Impregnite-inclothing testing kits 967

Improvement loans, see Loans.

In grateful memory, accolade form 446

In minds of men (Near East) 1206

Inca culture at time of Spanish con-
quest 982

Inclined flight path, see Dive (air-
craft).
Income —
farm —

cash receipts 456

Income situation 8, 706

outlook charts, farm family

living 11

postwar agricultural income. 62
relation to home improve-
ment 1232

statistics ^^ 1231

national, and price level 1342

railways, income and balance-
sheet items 80, 799

relation to city-familv composi-
tion 526

statistics from tax returns 213. 557

under rent control 827, 1117-18

wartime, rural family uses 229

Income tax :

amend internal revenue code 602.

608, 760. 901, 1040
conventions with Great Britain.. 619

individual, tax provisions 609

regulations, supplement .321

returns, inspection 303. 974

returns, statistics from 213, 557

servicemen's questions and an-
swers 837

correction of entry 1012

veterans and servicemen 688

withholding from wages, employ-
er's duties 127

your Federal income tax 688

Income Tax Unit 213

Incubation of chickens 1234

Independence, Kans., instrument ap-
proach chart 1025

January-December

1559

Page

Iiulependencia, Bahia, chart 298

Independent Employees Association of

Neptune Meter Co__ 961, 1298
Independent offices, see Government
offices.

Independent Oil Co 555

Independent Pneumatic Tool Co 84, 434

Independent Steel Workers Alliance — 664.

961. 1280
Index-digests :

decisions of General Accounting

Office 630, 783

decisions of Richard S. Whaley__ 925
Index numbers :

clothing, since 1935 1. 410

department store stocks, index 928

individual commodities, 1945 526

strategic and critical materials 88

Indexes :

agriculture in the Americas 459

all hands (formerly information

bulletin) 299

Army Air Forces drawings — 443, 1002

Army Air Forces specifications-- 136,

1132, 1219

Army regulations 691

Army Service Forces publica-
tions, etc 220

briefs in tax cases in Ct. of

Claims 948

civil aeronautics journal 19

congressional record —

78th Cong. 2d sess., bound

vols 28

79th Cong.lst. sess., daily 28

79th Cong.2d sess., daily 733

copyright entries 1102, 1188

court-martial orders. Army 1000

Court of Claims, printed records-- 384

customs decisions 127, 994

Federal register - 105, 294,

413, 530, 662, 811, 960.
1105. 1191, 1297, 1408

Federal reserve bulletin 62

Federal specifications, supple-
ments 129, 323, 437.

558, 690, 839, 997, 1430

foreign agriculture 459

foreign air news digest 464, 1151

general schedule of supplies 689

Government publications, monthly

catalog 1169

health hearings and reports 768

hearings on naval legislation 366

Immigration and Naturalization

Service, monthly review- 1381

insured mortgage portfolio 1409

Internal Revenue Bur. forms, etc- 128

correction of entry 226

journal of agricultural research 455,

1231
journal of National Cancer In-
stitute 1168

journal of research of Standards

B«reau 730

labor and management news 206

law library reporter 67

manpower review and employ-
ment service review 525

medical and veterinary zoology 1343

merchant marine act, etc 752

microfilms 958

Mississippi River Valley quad-
rangles 1329

monthly labor review 805

monthly weather review 1030

National Labor Relations Bd.

decisions 961

official gazette, weekly 26, 731

opinions of Attorney General 802

Pan American book shelf 423

patents 349

petitions, etc., in Supreme Court

relating to tax matters- 953

plant disease reporter 1140

plant disease reporter supple-
ments 12, 711, 861

Page

Indexes — Continued

postal bulletin 543

public health engineering ab-
stracts 502

public health reports 628, 1361

Puerto Rico investigation 362

records and briefs in tax cases in

courts of appeals-- 947

regulations, etc., of OPA 548,

678, 825, 977, 1202, 1309
Retraining and Reemployment Ad-
ministration bulletin 1101

service and regulatory announce-
ments. Animal Industry

Bur 575

Social Security Board report 628

social security bulletin 389

specifications used by Navy Dept_ 109,

815-816
specifications used by War Dept- 133,

842
standard commodity classifica-
tion 430

State Department bulletin 1313

State publications, monthly check

list 1188

station catalogs of Hydrographic

Office 667

trade marks 240

Treasury decisions 127, 994

unemployment compensation, bene-
fit series 781

uniform crime reports 408

Veterans Administration publica-
tions 998

War Department general orders,

1945 1000

War Department memoranda,

1945 1000

War Department publications 133,

440. 842, 1323
War Department special orders,

1945 1000

water-supply paper 967 506

Indexing Section, Agriculture Dept 460,

1147
India :

conference agreement 958

mutual aid settlement agreement- 1314
persons indigenous, naturaliza-
tion 770, 873, 876

sailing directions, supplement 666

Indian Affairs Committee, House :

calendar : 164, 247, 746, 1158

hearings 362, 1052, 1253, 1356

reports 42, 247, 601,

746-747. 889-890, 1052
Indian Affairs Committee, Senate :

calendar 170, 770, 1071

hearings 1072, 1162-63. 1257

reports 378-379, 619-620,

770-771, 919, 1071-72

Indian Affairs Office 72, 393, 789,

935. 1083. 1173, 1268
administration of Indian affairs — 619,

1040

estimates, etc 116, 427, 546, 975

property transfer 427

reports, 1945- 393

Indian Claims Commission :
creating —

hearings 1257

law 1040

reports 42, 255, 919, 1046

Indian irrigation projects, see Re-
clamation of land.
Indian lands, see names of certain
Indian tribes or reserva-
tions.
Indian Ocean :

lights and fog signals, list 666

ocean currents in Indian Sea 814

pilot chart 108,814

sailing directions, supplement 533

tide tables 1022

1560

Index, 1946

Fage

Indian reservation, estimate 546

see also names of reservations.
Indian schools, see names of schools or

places where located.
Indian service, see Indian Affairs OflBce.
Indiana :

bridge across Wabash Uiver 748

915, 1045
committeeman's practice hand-
book 151

cooperative associations, effect of

war 13

iistribution of Pennsvlvania

anthracite 394, 509

mail routes, schedules 424

820, 1111, 141G

post route map 113

war casualties 812

World War II honor list 1331

Indiana Canal, improvement 758

Indiana Harbor, improvement 758

Indiana Harbor Belt R. R., emergency

board 1 202

Indiana Toll Bridge Commission :

bridge across Wabash River 616,

748. 875

bridges across Ohio River 616, 748,

874, 914, 1042. 1053. 1069

Indianapolis, Ind., finances 717

Indianapolis Glove Co 185

Indianapolis Municipal Airport, ob-
struction plan 726, 1154

Indians :

administration of affairs 1162

code of descent of trust, etc 890

compulsory school attendance 890,

1044. 1072

funds for insurance premiums 771,

890, 1040

in the war 393

Indian education 72, 789

Indian life and customs 1083

investigate affairs 247

know the truth about Indians 789

lands —

acquisition for Fort Peck

project 592

increasing forage, etc 757

leasing in Washington State- 1040.
1072

Wheeler-Howard act repeal 1163

markets and fairs in Peru 982

New World Paleo-Indian 311

of armed forces, property restric-
tion removal 1163

property restrictions and eman-
cipation 1356

publications, price list 177

refund of taxes 1072

representation in House 262

South American, handbook 829

southeastern United States 982

tribal funds, proposed expendi-
ture 304,427

see also certain South American
countries — also names of
reservations and tribes.
Indicators, see types of indicators.
Indictments, trial of Japanese war

criminals 1425

Indigobush, insecticidal properties 1341

Indochina :

charts, French Indochina 535, 963

commercial and economic review. 238

Indramajoe West-Rcede, chart 609

Induction heating equipment, surplus

property 1311

Industrial Accident Boards and Com-
missions, Association of,
see International Associa-
tion of Industrial Acci-
dent Boards and Commis-
sions.
Industrial accidents, see Accidents.
Industrial and Agricultural Chemistry
Bureau, see Agricultural
and Industrial Chemistry
Bureau.

Page
Industrial arbitration and conciliation :
conciliation, mediation, etc., ad-
dress 656

expenses of arbitration boards 427

laws rel. to mediation, etc., com-

pilation 353

Washington training course 657

Industrial area study 806

Industrial diseases, see Diseases.
Industrial disputes, «<-e Labor disputes.
Industrial facilities, see Industry.
Industrial films, see Motion pictures.

Industrial Hazards Division 1101

Industrial homework in United States. 659
Industrial hygiene, see Hygiene — Men-
tal hygiene.

Industrial Hygiene Division 63, 780

Industrial injuries, see Injuries.
Industrial Manufacturing Price Divi-
sion, Machine Tool Sec-
tion 548

Industrial Metal Fabricators, Inc 1298

Industrial nutrition, see Nutrition.
Industrial products, see Commercial

products.
Industrial relations :

committee to study, etc 608

national labor relations act 1410

national labor relations act, court

decisions 1410

State legislation on labor rela-
tions 192

see also Collective bargaining —
Strikes and lock-outs.

Industrial Relations Branch 1384

Industrial safety, see Safety of life.
Industrial Safety Advisory Committee,

appointment 495

Industrial Safety Commission, creat-
ing 261

Industrial Services Division 217

440, 693, 1129

Industrial Trust Co 406, 1426

Industrial Union of Marine and Ship-
building Workers of

America, C. I. O 648, 989

Industry :

agriculture, industry, and farm-
ers' future 145

aid in undeveloped areas 1358

classification manual 546, 1115

community development, publica-
tions 347

facts for industry. 18, 153-154, 463, 864

Government-owned silver, use 34,

611, 877, 1044

heavy, decentralization 919

hourly earnings by region 1384

industrial reference service 24,

158, 237, 346, 465. 587,
729, 868, 1027, 1155-56,
1250, 1352

industrial reports, bibliographv 309,

827

industrial science looks ahead. 310, 311

industrial series. Commerce Depi_ 238,

346, 348, 465, 586, 587,

728, 729, 1026, 1155, 1352

industry news letter 118

industry reports 24-25,

346, 586, 728, 729, 730,
867, 1027

industry survey 24, 729

Jamaicans, wartime utilization 192

Japanese trade studies, special in-
dustrial analysis 315-318

local industrial promotion, guide. 347
maternity care and employment of

mothers I 86

war facilities authorized. 1940-45. 1418
see also Business — Wages — also
certain headings begin-
ning Industrial — also
names of industries and
names of countries and
places.

January-December

1561

Fa£«

Inertia, see Moments of inertia.
Infant mortality, see Death.
Infantile paralysis, see Poliomyelitis.
Infantry :

regiment, cannon company 440

tables of organization and equip-
ment 134,

217-218, 327, 441, 842
Infantryman badges. Army regula-
tions 1322, 1431

Infants :

birth certificate for baby 1020

born out of wedlock, siiuare deal 1099

born to servicemen under 21 years

of age 378, 759, 1037

emergency maternity and infant
care —

estimate 676

preliminary statistical report- 86,

804
mortality —

in 1942, graphic presentation- 287

progress in reducing 287

relation to maternal health-- 954

nurseries in hospitals 656

premature, nursing care 954

premature, progress in care 86

Infectious diseases, see Contagious and
infectious diseases — also
names of diseases.
Inflammable liquids, see Liquids.
Inflation :

and war bonds 1321

before you buy a home 662

control program 50

double trouble, what to do 67St

how you can help check 1127

if inflation comes 548

inflationary pressure 548

it will cost you more for food, etc- 307
Latin America, wartime and post-
war 818

same (in Spanish) 818

Nation faces greatest test 118

victory campaign 826

Information and Education Division,

War Dei)t- 136, 221, 848, 1330
Information and Publications OflBce.

Library of Congress — 89, SOS

information bulletin 89, 80f^

Information circulars, see names of
departments, etc., issuing
circulars.
Information Department, Price Admin-
istration Ofiice 118

Information Division, Civil Service

Comn 12:'.!

Information Division, Fish and Wild-
life Service 786, 1080

Information Division, Maritime Comn_ 529

1386
Information Division, Reclamation

Bur 94(1

Information Division, War Assets Ad-
min 1421

Information Office, Agriculture Dept- 14
232. 340. 460. 580. 712.
862, 1147, 1236, 1345
Information Office, War Assets Admin_ 980

1118
Information ofTices, see Government

offices.
Information series, .ser name of depart-
ment, etc., issuing series.
Information Service, National Hoiising

Agency HO.'"'

Infrared cloud indicator, calibration- 1389

Infrared lamps, sec Lamps.

Ingalls Shepard Division of Wyman-

Gordon Co 106

Ingersoll, Frank B., court case 991

Ingersoll. S. H., statement 45

Ingle, Cleo :

generating, etc., equipment, wage

structure 1384

wage structure, sheet metal, 1945_ 956

Page
Ingots, see Metals — also names of

metals.
Inheritance tax, exempt Red Cross from

D. C. tax 477, 617, 873

Injuries :

industrial 657

iron-ore mines 635

mineral industries 1174

nonmetal mines 1084

slaughtering and meat-packing in-
dustry 806

spinal cord 1431

see also Accidents.

Ink, stencil, speeiflcations 323

Inland Gas Corporation 947

Inland Navigation Co 1182

Inland Sea, charts 1194, 1301, 1412

Inland Steel Co 645

Inland waterways :

collisions, rules to prevent 688, 813

connecting Tombigbee and Tennes-
see Rivers 446

Empire, La., to Gulf of Mexico 1436

pilot rules for Atlantic, etc.,

coasts 688, 813

Tombigbee to Tennessee River,

improvement 758

see also names of waterways.

Inland Waterways Corporation 1250

cooirt case 277

report, 1945 1250

Insane, see ^lentally ill.
Insect Pest Survey :

special supplement 11, 339, 709

summary of conditions, 1945 709

Insect repellents, use 1017

Insecticide Investigations Division,
publications and patents,

li.sts -_- 576, 1234

Insecticides :

chemical samples for testing, fil-
ing, etc 1145

for armed forces 1145

fumigant-residual, for Japanese

beetle — 1017

ingredient, DDT solvent 1110

power sprayer for applying 1145

sprays, chamber for testing 1017

see also Poisons — also names of in-
secticides.
Insects :

aquatic, effect of DDT 1145

collection and preservation 1017

contrql —

in home orchards 710

technical manual 135

with methyl bromide 709

DDT exjieriments, etc.. see, in

main alphabet, DDT.
experiment station progress, 1945- 710

homo-cured meat, protect 1146

pnblicHtions. price list 177

records, more important insects- _ 11
stored seed, protecting from at-
tack 148

toxicity of semicarbazo«es 1343

vegetable gardener's handbook 709

xre also Pests — also names and
classes of insects.

Inside Interior 67, 784

Insignia. Army regulations 216, 999

Insley, Herbert :

attack on refractory clay pots by

optical glasses 467

size grading of diamond iinwder_- 1156
Insjiection and inspectors, postal sup-
plies furnished inspec-
tors 673

see also names of articles, etc.,
inspected.
Installations (military) :

master planning 999

Institute of Dental Research, see Na-
tional Institute of Dental
Research.
Institute of Health, see National In-
stitute of Health.

1562

Index, 1946

Page
Institute of Inter-American Affairs,

detail of Army officer 1113

Institute of Social Anthropology 682

Instrument npiiroacli and airport
charts, see Maps and
charts.
Instrument field testing set, specifica-
tion 846

Instrument flight, see Aeronautics.
Instruments, see names and classes of

Instruments.
Insular Affairs Committee, House :

hearings 3fi2. 1052. 1158

reports 42. 478. 747, 1052

Insular possessions, see Outlying pos-
sessions.
Insular Sugar Refining Corporation.. 1096

Insulation, specifications 300,

421, 672. 968. 1110, 1304
8ee also names of insulating mate-
rials.
Insurance :

brokerage business 348

farm, review 338

Indian funds for premiums 771.

890. 1040

loans to veterans 4."S, 559

see also special types of insurance.
Insured banks, see Banks and banking.
Insured mortgages, see Mortgage in-
surance.

Intellectual Cooperation Division 200

Interagency Committee for Develop-
ment of Criteria and
Standards for On-the-.Tob

Training 659. 1287

Interagency Committee on Disposal of
Federal Property for Ed-
.ucational Purposes, in-
formation for institu-
tions 1385

Interagency Committee on Youth Em-
ployment and Education :
education and employment for

youth 1384

placement service 138.^?

student aid 1383

your community and its young

people 804

Inter-Agency Policy Committee on

Rubber, reports 447. 1221

Inter-American Affairs. Office of Coor-
dinator, see Coordinator
of Tnter-American Affairs
OfRcp.
Inter-Americnn Affairs Office_117. 204. 825

terminating, etc 545

Inter-American Conference for Mainte-
nance of Continental

Pence and Secnritv 818

Inter-American Cnnferenee of Experts
on Copvright :

acta final 1190

actns V documentos 1190

proneedincrs 1305

Inter-American Conference on Agricul-
ture, final net 112

Inter-American Conference on Prob-
lems of War and Pence,
report of IT. R. delega-
tion 987

Tnter-Amerlcan Edncntional Founda-
tion, detail of Armv

offleer 1113

Inter- .\mericnn .Turidicnl Committee:
declaration of international rights.

ete.. of man 54S

same Mn Por^^ufuese) IPOo

snme (In Snanish) 673

minutes 49.''

same Hn Portncuese) 4*^3

snme (in Snanish^ 423

Tnter-.-Vmerlenn military cooperation :
provide for —

henrincs 1253

mesoatre from the Presidents. R7"
reports..,..,., 745, 899

Page
Inter-American Office :

exhibitions of Latin American

art 207

report 983

Inter-American series, see American re-
publics.
Inter-American system, see American

republics.
Inter-Americanism, see American re-
publics.
Interbureau Committee on Post-War
Programs :
air transport of agricultural per-
ishables 455

better health for rural America.. 145

farm opportunities? 573

peacetime adjustments in farming. 573

rejiort at the war's end 146

Inter-City Advertising Co.. Inc. 106. 196, 664

Intercity Transport Lines, Inc 402

Inter-City Tran.sportation Co., Inc. 278, 279
Intercoastal commerce. War Shipping

Admin, application 750

Tntercooler, see Aircraft intercooler.
Interdepartmental Committee on Cul-
tural and Scientific Coop-
eration, see Interdepart-
mental Committee on
Scientific and (Tultural
Cooperation.
Interdepartmental Committee on Sci-
ence :
establish —

minority views 773

report 497

Interdepartmental Committee on Scien-
tific and Cultural Coop-
eration :

activities 1424

South American Indians 829

Interdepartmental Safety Council, see
Federal Interdepart-

mental Safety Council.
Interdepartmental War Savings Bond

Committee 127. 437. 837

monthly bulletin 127. 837

posters 437

Interest measurement, questions and

answers 175

Interference phenomena, photograph-
ing 159

Interior Department 67.

177. 271. 391. 504. 630.
784. 932, 1080. 1170. 1265.
1364.
approprin*-ions. 1946 and prior

vears. estimates, etc 116

304. 427. 546, 547. 975
appropriations. 1947 —

estimates, etc.. 427. 823. 975. 1114

hearings 595. 740. 905

law 874

reports 595. 763. 876

appropriations, avnilability for ad-
ministration 383. 757. 874

inside Interior 67. 784

report. 1045 271

serviee directory 391

telephone directory 1265

Titerlor Department Solicitor. .tee

Solicitor. Interior Dent,
interior guard dutv. basic field man-
ual 1129

T'lterments. xrc 'Riirials.
T'lternal combn^^tion engines, sec En-
gines.
T'lternnl revenue :

collection districts f>13 S37

decisions, weelclv 127. S3r,

excise tax provision 1256

excise tnxe<! on manufactures, reg-
ulations 689

Internal revenue bulletin 128.

837. 995. 1310

laws, amendments 55. 163

release o^powers of appointment 6'>9

618.737

January-December

1563

Pafie

luterual revenue — Cuutiuued

leveiiue iicL of VJ-io, summary, ete_ '6'6

adUiliuual cuyies 40

sec. I-- ol coue, aeanugs '672, liix

see aluu uames oi ceriaiii taxes.

luterual Keveuue iiuieau 121, 213, 321.

ujT, ti&S, b37, i>yO, 13iy

estimates 30o

forms aud ijubliualiuus, iudex 126

correeiiuu ol eutry 220

persouuel ueiiiugs, exempt bSu

posters 321.

report, li)io CSy

luterual revenue service, see luterual

lieveuue Bureau,
luterual Keveuue Taxation Joint Com-
mittee :

calendar 48o

lieariufe's 372

provisions of internal revenue

code 609, 701, 1250

International agreements :

head of any Govt, agency to con-
clude reciprocal agree-
ments 1053

in statutes at large 24u

see also Trade agreements —
Treaties — also special
subject.
International Association of Industrial
Accident Boards aud
Commissions, discussion
of industrial accidents,

etc 953

International Association of Macbin-

ists, convention 410

International Bauk for Reconstruction
and Development :

articles of agreement 830

Bretton woods agreements, bibli-
ography 501

establishmeut of Bretton Woods

institutions 627

first annual meeting 1428

inaugural meeting 553

luteruatioual Boundary Commission,
United States and Mex-
ico 1122

International Civil Aviation Confer-
ence, piano i)ara aviac&o

civil mundial 1121

International communication, see Com-
munication.
International Council of Scientific
Unions, Brussels and

Cambridge 208

International Court of Justice :
compulsorv jurisdiction —

hearings 1071

reports 1071, 1256

statute 831, 988

International Educational Relations

Division 501

International Exchange Service 207, ?.T-!

report, 1944 207

report, 1945 312

International finance, extract from

Treasury Department 1125

see also International monetary
fund.

International Fisheries Commission 433

International Fishermen & Allied

Workers of America 1281

International Food Market 118

Internatioual-Great Northern R. R., ac-
cident 516

International health organization, for-
mation 53

Inte'rnational Hod Carriers' Building
& Common Laborers'

Union of America 82,

406, 554
International information program, see

American jtropaganda.
International Institute of Agriculture,
estimate for tl. S. con-
tribution 975

Page
International Labor Conference :

conclusions in behalf of youth 955

recommendation adopted 1113

results of 1945 conference 410

International labor relations, our ex-
panding, address 1381

International Ladies' Garment Work-
ers' Union— 405, 1278, 1377
International law :

codification in the Americas 1305

documents, 1944-45 1302

International Load Lines Convention,
proclamation suspending,

revocation 114

International Maritime Conference,

report 751

International Military Tribunal, opin-
ion of Attorney Gen-
eral 84

International Military Tribunal for

Far East, charter 1425

International Monetary aud Financial
Problems, National Ad-
visory Council on, see
National Advisory Coun-
cil on International
Monetary and Financial
Problems.
International Monetary Fund :

articles of agreement 830, 985

Bretton Woods agreements, bibli-
ography 501

establishment of Bretton Woods

institutions 627

first annual meeting 1428

inaugural meeting 553

International obligations, estimates 824

International organizations :

background material 1315

immunities, etc. —

Executive order 303, 973

law 163

report 55

transfer of Government person-
nel 674

International peace, see Peace.
International Railway, motor carrier

decision 643

International reference service 24,

158, 238, 347, 465, 587,
729, 868, 1027, 1250-51,
1352-53
International relations :

educational, etc., phases of for-
eign policy 528

foreign affairs outline 209,

1207, 1314, 1315
foreign policies, formulation, etc_ 1423
papers relating to foreign rela-
tions, 1919 985

papers relating to foreign rela-
tions, 1931 1206

o Presidente Truman reitera a
politica exterior de Esta-

dos Unidos 313

publications on foreign relations- 1265
State Department to disseminate
information —

hearings 1052

reports 41, 759, 918

International rights and duties of

man 543

same (in Portuguese) 1200

same (in Spanish) 673

International Shoe Co 124

International Standard Electric Cor-
poration 160

International statistical coordination- 1062
International trade, see Commerce.

International Trade Office 238,

348, 466, 587, 730, 868,
1155, 1250, 1352

articles 729

establishment, notes of general

interest 226

1564

Index, 1946

Pace
International Trade Operations Office,
see International Trade
Office.
International Trade Organization :

how will it work? 1314

suggested charter 1207

International Union, United Automo-
bile, Aircraft & Agricul-
tural Worliers of

America 95.3

Internship in naval hospitals 1192

Interoceanic canals, other locution

than Panama Canai-_ 5G, 163
Interoceanic Canals Committee,
Senate :

reports 56, 919

Interpolation (mathematics) :

direct and inverse '-- 466

inverse , 25

Interpretation Service, Employment

Security Bnr 65

Interservlce Radio Propagation Labora-
tory 1029

Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com-
mittee, House :

expenses 353

hearings 165,

248, 363, 478-479, 602,
747, 1053, 1254, 1356

minority views 248, 748

reports 42,

248, 362-363, 478-479,
602, 747-748, 890-891,
1052-53
Interstate commerce, see Commerce.

Interstate Commerce Commission 77,

180, 277, 399, 516, 641,
797, 943, 1088, 1177,
1274, 1370

annual report, 1945 278

decisions —

finance 278, 401,

642, 800, 1089, 1179, 1372
motor carrier 278, 402, 643,

800, 944, 1090, 1179, 1372
motor carrier (bound re-
ports) 1274

motor carrier (finance)- 279,402,

643, 800, 1091, 1179, 1373
traffic 279,

403, 517, 644, 800, 944,
1092, 1181, 1275, 1373
traffic (bound reports)— 400,1088

water carrier 281, 404,

517, 645, 1093, 1182, 1375
opinions, see, above, decisions,
reports, see, above, annual re-
ports— decisions.
sec also names of railroads, etc.
Interstate Commerce Committee,
Senate :

calendar 56, 379, 496, 771, 1072

hearings 262, 496, 620, 919, 1163

minority views 261

reports— 261-262, 496, 771, 919, 1072 '

Interstate Motor Lines, Inc 1372

Interstate Natural Gas Co., Inc 949

Interstate Poperties, Inc 82

Interurban Transportation Co., Inc 1091

Intervalometer, camera, specification. 443,

1002
Intracoastal Waterway :

charts 1025-26, 1248

engineer report 1328

light list 1319

Mermentau River and tributaries. 1162
navigation rules —

hearings 249

Navy Dept., etc.. reports 750

New York Bay-Delaware River

section 616

Plaquemine-Morgan City route 1358

Invalid Pensions Committee, House :

hearings 1053

report 42, 602

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Inventions :

agreement with Great Britain 988

by postal employees 3]

classification bulletin, consolidated

index 159

Government-owned, repeal of cer-
tain laws, etc 1058

report of Surplus Property Admin_ 221

report of War Assets Admin 1118

see also Patents.
Inverse interi)olation, see Interpola-
tion (mathematics).
Investigation and Research Board, see
Transportation Investi-
gation and Research
Board.
Investigation Bureau, Justice Depart-
ment, see Federal Bureau
of Investigation.
Investigatory Services Office, report,

1945 581

Iowa :

admrission into Union, 50-cent
pieces to commemorate —

hearings 1158

law 1040

reports 887, 10G3

bridge across Des Moines River 494,

747, 873
centennial, Marine Band to at-
tend 894

coiH-t case 82, 184, 406

distribution of Pennsylvania an-
thracite 394, 509

electric rate booli 62

finances 1350

mail routes, schedules 424,

543, 971, 1200

oil and gas investigations 632

post route map 113

war casualties 812

World War II honor list 1331

Iowa Highway Commission, bridges

across Des Moines River_ 494,
747, 873, 913, 1038

Ippolito, Joseph, relief 597. 909, 1032

Ipsen, A. O., concentration of manga-
nese ores 510

Ipswick, Mass. :

property conveyance —

hearing 1055

law 1036

reports 893, 912

Iran :

air-navigation facilities, etc.,

trans-fer 203

labor conditions 1383

Iraq :

economic information 347

mutual aid agreement 123

Irarte, Celestino, jr., court case 520

Ireland, H. Andrew, Lower Ordovician
and Upper Cambrian

rocks 933

Ireland :

economic information 1027

medical and sanitary data on Eire_ 693

sailing directions, supplement 666

Iriarte. Celestino, jr., court case 1096

Irish Sea. charts 296, 417

Iron :

binders for pelletizing slimes 394

boron in iron 1365

Crystal Falls-Alpha district 1172

forgings, wage structure 658

gray iron castings, facts for in-
dustry 154. 864

in chromite. reduction 509

malleable iron castings, facts for

industry 154. 864

metallurgical research program — 1174

mines, sinking drill holes 510

ore —

exploration of Shanton prop-
erty 1269

January-December

1565

pig,

pig.

Page

Iron — Continued
ore — Continued

in 1945 395

injuries at mines 635

monthly report 74,792

preprint form minerals year-
book 1269

specific-gravity method for

content 394

transportation on Great

Lakes 364,494,751

and ferro-alloys 1366

specification 542

plants and facilities, disposal- 138, 380

rates on 403, 517, 1092, 1181, 1374

reduction in ilmenite 792

reduction in titaniferous ores 937

s<Tap —

monthly report 74

preprint from minerals year-
book 1366

rates on 645

Silver Hollow, etc., deposits 74

sponge —

experinu'uts at Longview,

Tex 1271

manufacture in brick kilns 275

metallic iron, etc., determina-
tion 74

ore reduction in clay, etc.,

saggers 74

production in shale-brick

plant 74

war changes in industry 1 434

Iron ore, see Iron.
Iron oxide :

manufactured pigments in 1945 — 1270

occurrence on engine surfaces 1399

Iron River quadrangle, Mich. -Wis 1173

Irons, hand, general schedule 213

Irrigation :

from dryland farming to irriga-
tion 1342

publications, price list 177

Irrigation agriculture, see Agriculture.
Irrigation and Reclamation Committee,
House :

hearings 363, 749, 1054, 1254

reports 42, 363, 479, 602, 891

Irrigation and Reclamation Commit-
tee, Senate :

calendar 170, 920

reports 262. 771, 920

statement of Agric. Economics

Bur 9

Irrigation projects, see Reclamation of
land.

Irvine Co 52,161

Irving, Wilma B.. patent in fee 771

Irwin, M. R., activity of bovine serum
towards Brucella abor-
tus 573

Irwin & Leighton 186,384,650,926

Isaac, L. H. :

bituminous coal and lignite 1083

bituminous coal in 1944 74

Isbell, Horace S. :

mannuronic lactone 1251

oxidation of galacturonic acid,

etc 239

Ishikawajima Aircraft Industries Co.,

Ltd 1432

Island, -tee name of island.

Island Creek Coal Co 1271

Island possessions, see Outlying posses-
sions.
Island Possessions and Territories Divi-
sion, see Territories and
Island Possessions Divi-
sion.
Islands, see names of islands.

Isle Royale, chart 137

Isobars, drawing on weather maps 108

Isobutylbenzene, synthesis, etc., of hy-
drocarbons 810

Page
Isogonic chart for 1945, United States- 1155
Isooctane, ultraviolet absorption spec-
tra of aromatic amines 1400

Ispass, Murray, court case 1281

Isthmian Canal Commission, annuities

for employees- 919, 1042, 1047
Isthmian Canal Zone, .sec Panama

Canal.
Italia, Societa Anonima di Naviga-

zione 946,947

Italian language :

guide to spoken language 843

phrase book 1131

Italy :

campaign, report to Combined

Chiefs of Staff 1002

chart 296, 668

commercial relations, agreement-- 987
cotton, prospective consumption.- 149
economics, politics, and military

affairs 289

imprints for war years 289

surrender in World War 256

United States and Italy, 1936-46- 1424

what is the future? 692

Itasca, Lake, aeronautical charts- 723, 1023

It's smart to stay in Army 1435

Iversen, Gustafus V., court case 1096

Iverson & Laux, Inc 555

Ivey, Margaret F., airfoil with semi-
span ailerons, etc 1289

Ixodes, see Ticks.

Izac, Ed. V. (Representative from
Calif.) :

bills introduced by 481,

1160, 1255
reports made by —

Naval Affairs Com_- 481, 755-756
Izumi Wan, chart 966

J

.T. Ludwig Mowinckels Rederi 1386

Jack, Edwin E., court case of esrs 555

Jack pine, see Pine.

Jackdaw Channel, chart 668

Jackman, D. S., court case 993

Jackman, E. R., soil serving methods — 1238
Jacks Creek, Tenn., instrument ap-
proach chart 727

Jackson, George A., court case 1280

Jackson, Glee, cerebrospinal meningi-
tis, cases, etc 929

Jackson, Gustrine M., esrx., court ease- 834
Jackson, Henry M. (Representative
from Wash.) :
International Maritime Confer-
ence 751

reports made by —

Civil Service Com 473

Conference Com 1046-47

Indian Affairs Com— 42, 247, 601,
746-747, 889-890, 1052
Jackson, Joseph, electoral college in

political system 49

Jackson, L. R., fatigue performance of

propeller materials 101

Jackson, R. W.. making casein on farm

for industrial use 575

Jackson, Richard P., acid reaction on

difructose anhydrides 466

Jackson, Robert H., trial of German

war criminals 168

Jackson, Robert L., trustee, court case- 834
Jackson, Miss. :

airport obstruction plan 1245

instrument approach chart 156, 1246

space in city hall, conveyance 499

Jackson Hole National Monument,

topographic map 392

Jacksonville, Fla. :

aeronautical chart 723, 866, 1242

instrument approach charts 727

Jacob, K. D., fertilizers and lime, re-
sources, etc 861

743176 — 47-

-9

1566

Index, 1946

Page

Jacobs, J. H. :

electrolytic manganese pilot

plant 791

pilot-plant (Jioduction of electro-
lytic niauKanese 635, 1366

separation, etc., of manganese and

cobalt 790

Jacobs, Lillian, relief 358, 490,734

Jacobs, P. Burke, alcohol from agri-
cultural commodities 147

Jacobs Transfer Co., Inc 1179

Jacob.sen, Donald M., court case 520

Jacobsou, Lewis F., court case 991

Jaeger, Carol M., bibliography on soft

corn, etc 10

Jakobshavn, Greenland, chart 1412

Jamaica, charts 296, 536

Jamaicans in industrial establish-
ments 192

James, Albert N., relief 355

James, C. Frank, relief 259, 350

Jamieson, Stuart, labor unionism in

American agriculture 805

Jan Mayen, chart 964

Japan :

agreement of 3 Great Powers 683

aviation charts 1194, 1301

diplomatic and consular property. 973

tishing industry 271

forest resources, etc 149

interrogation of industrial, etc.,

leaders 1219

interrogation of officials 1107

mosiiuitoes, medical importance — 1193

motor vehicle industry 1432

non-military activities 1432

overseas trade 317

sailing chart 1412

sailing directions, supplements 666,

813

special industrial analysis 315-318

struggle to end war 1218

surrender in World War 256

surrender terms 987

tide and current tables 1152

trade studies 315-318

trade survey 316

what we are doing in Japan, and

why ____• 1314

see also Axis Powers.
Japan Musical Instrument Manufac-
turing Co 1323

Japanese, guide to spoken language 843

Japanese Americans, see Japanese in

United States.
Japanese beetle :

DDT for control 576

fumigant-residual insecticides 1017

fumigation of larvae in soil 709

milky disease of larvae 1234

quarantine, regulations 576

iiuarautine, relief of fruit grow-
ers 358

Japanese Combines, Mission on, see
Mission on Japanese
Combines.
Japanese in United States :

evacuated, claims 1054, 1073

evacuated people 1370

impounded people 1274

references, selected list 1386

wartime exile from West coast 1274

wartime handling of evacuee prop-
erty 1177

Japanese relocatiaon centers :

administrative highlights of WRA

program , 1274

community analysis 180, 515, 796

community government 1177

legal, etc., phase of WRA pro-
gram 1274

relocation program 1370

stresses, etc., of center life 641

surplus, transfer 1163

see also names of centers.

Japanese war criminals, trial 1425

Jar rings, rubber, specification 215

Page

Jarbidge quadrangle, Nev.-Idaho 274

Jardine, J. T., agricultural experiment

station, 1945 458

Jarman, Pete (Representative from
Ala.) :
reports made by —

Printing Com 46,

168, 254, 368, 897, 1058
Jarrell, T. D. :

citrus fruit publications and

patents 456

publications and patents of Bu-
reau of Agricultural and
Industrial Chemistry. 456, 457

Jars, ointment, glass, specification 1211

Jarvis, Korman D., home canning of

fish 631

Jasper County, Mo., Phelps lease, ex-
ploration 1175

Jasper Quadrangle, Ind 934

Jaundice, homologous serum 1167

Java :

charts 669, 1301

.sailing directions, supplement 606

Java Sea, current tables 1022

Jay Street Terminal, handling charges. 1092

Jefferds, Roy, relief 50, 161

Jefferson, Thomas, notes, etc., relative

to city of Washington 127.2

Jefferson County, Ala., blood testing

and treatment program- 929
Jefferson County Airport, Tex., instru-
ment approach chart 1025

Jeffries, Lillian, court case 320, 1096

Jenckes, Edwin K. :

chromite, in 1945 1270

chromite, preprint from minerals

yearbook 1365

molybdenum 937, 1083

vanadium 937, 1175

Jenkins, D. S., origin, etc., of United

States soils 1150

Jenkins, Merle T., damage by corn ear-
worms 11

Jenkins, Wendel H., accident investiga-
tion 20

Jennings, D. S., soil survey 458

Jennings, John, jr. (Representative
from Tenn.) :
reports made by —

Claims Com 35, 37-39,

246, 357-359, 361, 474, 476,
598, 741-743, 882-883
Jennings, R. D. :

deficit in protein for livestock 574

feed consumed by livestock, 1941-

42 859

Jensen, Nan C. :

crushed and broken stone in 1945_ 1271

dimension stone in 1945 1271

stone, preprint from minerals year-
book 1271

Jerome Relocation Center, community

analysis 515

Jerry, Carlton G., relief 475, 613, 734

Jersey City, N. J., finances 582

Jerseys, specification 1415

Jessup, D. A., water flooding of oil

sands in Texas 1175

Jessup, R. S., density, etc., of benzoic

acid 1027

Jet propulsion :

auxiliary, for assisting take-off 1400

design of nozzles 1400

exhaust stack shape effect 1400

field of flow about jet, etc 121)2

Influence of unit on nearby wings_ 1292
performance parameters for en-
gines 1103

reaction jet as means of propul-
sion 1400

unclassified books and reports on_ 1156

Jewel Cave National Monument 75

Jewell, E. O., New Orleans foreign

trade zone __' 1020

Jewell tunnel zinc property, explora-
tion 1367

January-December

1567

Page

Jews :

information 203

opening of Palestine 41, 47, 56, 610

Jirauch, D. H.. bonding strengtli of

adhesives 29.'5

Jobes, Frank W., whitefish fishery of

Lake Huron, etc o91

Jobs :

Army, plan for featuring 445

best Federal opportunities- 17, 234, 715

civilian, for naval personnel 309

descriptions for wage studies 410,

1101. 1286, 1383, 1384
enlisted Navy job classifications-- 540

farm service 574

for handicapped, fact sheet 1385

forestry and jobs 149

if inflation comes 548

job family series 526, 1382

lost after World War I 549

placing military personnel, index,

etc 525

placing military personnel, Marine

Corps supplement 415

postwar economic studies 62

veterans back on job 928

what about a job? 109

which jobs for young workers? 86

see also Employee training — Em-
ployment— Occupations —
also names of jobs.
Johann, Helen, substance in cornstalks
that retards growth of

Diplodia zeae 12

Johansen, F. A. :

diasone in treatment of leprosy-- 1361

promizole treatment of leprosy 1261

John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance

Co 1378

John Paul Jones Bicentennial Commis-
sion, establishing 1054

Johnson, A. R.. farm real estate 230

Johnson. Albert W. :

official conduct, investigation —

hearing 248

minority views 364

report 364

renunciation of pension 364,

370, 620. 874

Johnson, Arthur J. H., court case 1427

Johnson, Bertrand L. :

nitrogen compounds 937.1270

phosphate rock 394,395,1175

phosphate rock industry 1270

potash 395, 1175

talc, pyrophyllite, and soapstone- 1270,

1271
Johnson, Charles S., Negro youth's

dilemma 656

Johnson, Chester O. :

Lower Cretaceous, etc., rocks of

Wyoming 70

Triassic rocks in central Wyo-
ming 393

Johnson, Cleo D.. relief 358, 613, 734

Johnson, E. R., business records for

poultry keepers 574

Johnson, Edwin C. (Senator from
Colo.) :
reports made by —

Finance Com 56,

769-770. 917. 1070

Military Affairs Com 58,921

Public Lands and Surveys

Com 1- 923

Johnson, Ernest W. :

sinking drill holes in iron mines__ 510

stench warning tests in mines 179

Johnson, Evelyn, relief 29

Johnson, F. T.. survey of tin in Cali-
fornia 793

Johnson, Gleiina B., what mothers

think about day care 409

Johnson. H. A., Co 1333

Johnson, H. W., crotalaria, culture and

utilization 1344

Page
Johnson, Harold I. :

power required to move control

surfaces 1290

sideslip characteristics of fighter

airplane 1294

Johnson, Henry M., court case 411

Johnson, Jed (Representative from
Okla.) :

bill introduced by 751

report made by —

Appropriations Com 595

Johnson, John A., explosives handling

practices 936

Johnson. John August, relief 29, 52

Johnson, John G., relief 613, 821

Johnson, K. A. :

burning bituminous, etc., coals on

stoker 275

burning tests of coal on stokers 510

gasification of coal in gas-pro-
ducer 510

Johnson, K. E., inter-American rubber

development 1235

Johnson, Lambert D., court case 1354

Johnson, Maggie, real estate devised- 499,

874
Johnson, Magnus B., wartime land

market activity 9

Johnson, Mary D.. relief 882, 909, 1032

Johnson, Milton A., relief-- 883, 1032, 1065
Johnson, Neil W., planning farm for

profit, etc 1016

Johnson, Noble J. (Representative from
Ind.) :

bill introduced by 755

Johnson, P. R., erosion control, etc 863

Johnson, Robert H. :

establishing, etc., dry cleaning

business 1026

retail policies 1027

Johnson, Robert L., porous chrome-
plated cylinder barrels, 1290
Johnson, Ronald E.. poultry ration

costs and price ratios 456

Johnson, Rubein V., court case 1276

Johnson, Seymour J., wood-element

hygrostat 579

Johnson, Sherman E., changes in farm-
ing 1016

Johnson, Therese C, court case 1209

Johnson, Walter H. :

heats of combustion and forma-
tion 1028

heats of formation, etc., of hydro-
carbons 1251

Johnson, William R., court case 82, 315

Johnson, William S., economic concen-
tration and World War

II 762. 904

Johnson. Willie H.. relief 36,350

Johnston, J. Ford, low-inlet-velocity

cowling 1390

Johnston, Olin D. (Senator from
S. C.) :
reports made by —

Claims Cora 50, 52-54,

259, 375-376, 487-491,
493. 611-615, 764-765.
767. 907-912. 1063-68

District of Columbia Com 495

Education and Labor Com 55.

916

Interstate Commerce Com 919

Johnston. W. W.. relief 50. 161

Johore Strait, chart 536

Joint-and-thread compound, specifica-
tion 541

Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Com-
mittee 485,608

.Joint commissions, sec names of com-
missions.
Joint committees, see names of com-
mittees.
Joint resolutions, see subject of resolu-
tion.
Jointing compounds, specification 996

1568

Index, 1946

Page
Joints :

artificial neinj: 194

bolted timber, strength 580

countersunk riveted, strengths 061

fatigue strength, effect of rivets 1293

fatifiue stressing, glue resistance-- 579
tlush-riveted, mechanical proper-
ties 97

glued, strength in birch plywood 579

glued, strength in hard maple

blocks 1146

load carried by individual bolts-- 810
single-row riveted, fatigue

strength 101

spot-welded, tests 97

steel, specification 968

temperature effects on strength,

etc 579

Joists, wood, floor and ceiling, allow-
able spans 663

Joliet, 111., instrument approach

charts 727, 1024

Joliet Chemicals, Ltd 698

Jones, A. W.. knocking tendency of air-
cooled engine cylinder-- 1404
Jones, Alun U. :

exhaust heat de-icing 96

landing tests of airplanes 97

.Tones, Anthony W. :

effect of aromatic mixture on

engine temperature, etc_ 1397
internal cooling in engine cylin-
der 1391

knock-limited performance of

paraflins and olefins 1399

Jones, B. F., salary, etc., to wife 594

Jones, Benjamin H.. court case 186

Jones, Bradlev. aerodinamica para

pilotos 208

Jones. Drummond :

electric iron production, resump-
tion 547

role of Civilian Kequiremeuts

Office 976

Jones, Kthel S., relief 259. 350

Jones. G. W. :

acetylene explosibility 73

dichlorodifluoromethane extinction

of propane, etc., flames__ 936
naphthalene inflammability, etc-_ 793

Jones, Glestic C, relief 881

Jones, H. A. :

color and smudge resistance in

onion 1017

onion-set production 1345

Jones, Harold F., court case 686

Jones, Ilelen D., Japanese in United

States, references 1386

Jones, Howard A., chemical samples

for insecticide testing 114.T

Jones, J. L.. court case 1419

Jones, J. W., extinction of gasoline

flames by gases 791

Jones. Jesse H., court case 189

Jones, Jessie E.. salary, etc., of hus-
band 594

Jones. John Paul, bicentennial observ-
ance 1054

Jones, T,awrence A. :

balance sheet of agriculture- 146. 1261

Jones. Myrtle M.. relief 883.1032,106.5

Jones, Rita C. court case 686

Jones, Robert C. los braceros Mexi-
canos en los Estados
Unidos durante el periodo

belico 673

Jones, Robert I-., examinations of Wah

Wah lead-zinc mine 792

Jones, Robert T. :

correction of lifting-line theory — 97

effects of wing wake on tail 104

elevator stick forces in rapid ma-
neuvers 1392

flow over slender body 1190

increasing range of fighter air-
planes- 1388

low-aspect-ratio pointed wings — 530

Page
Jones, Robert T. — Continued

optimum plan forms for control

surfaces 293

pressure distribution in 2-dimen-

sional flow 291

stability, etc., of tailless air-
planes 100

stability of airplane with free con-
trols 100

studying hunting oscillations of

airplane 1290

thin oblique airfoils at supersonic

speed 1289

wing plan forms for high-speed

flight 530

Jones, Ronald W., typical family-oper-
ated farms, 1930-45 707

Jones, T. A., & Sons 1419

Jones, W. C, relief 883. 1032. 1065

Jones, Walter D.. relief 259, 350

Jones, William C, relief of estate-- 36, 241

Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation 664,

1096. 1280. 1316

Jonsson, Sigurdur, relief 36, 350

Joplin, Mo., instrument approach

chart 23

Jordan, Drury L., relief of estate 742,

909, 1032

Jordan, George T., court case 1280

Jordan, Mont., aircraft accident 720

Jordan & Harrison. Inc 1299

Jordan River, Utah, flood control 1005

Joseph, Frank E., court case 212

Joseph, Martha J., court case 212

Josephson. G. W. :

blast-furnace slag in 1945 1271

clays 1268

fuller's earth industry in 1945 1270

lithium minerals in 1945 1271

minor nonmetals 1367

radio grade quartz in 1945 1271

roofing granules in 1945 1271

sand and gravel 1271

sulfur and pyrites 1175

Journal of agricultural research 7, 705

title page, contents, etc 455, 1231

.Tournal of National Cancer Institute- 64,

781

title page, etc., for v. 6 1168

Journal of research. National Bureau

of Standards 25,

348, 730, 1028, 1251

index to v. 35 730

Journals : _

Grand Army of the Republic- 594, 1252

Supreme Court of United States.- 124,

433, 554. 1425

Joyce. Dolores E.. relief 597, 909, 1032

Joyner. Upshur T. :

aircraft intercooler design 90

cooling air-cooled cylinder 290

pressure, etc.. in flow of compres-
sible air 1396

Juan de Fuca Strait :

chart 867

defensive sea area 675

Jndd. Deane B. :

color standard for ruby mica 159

TCCA color cards 869

Judd, Walter H. (Representative from
Minn.) :

bill introduced by 606

report made by —

Expenditures in Executive

Departments Com 888

Judge Advocate General, Navy 1300

Judge Advocate General's Department,

Armv 136, 221, 446, 848

Armv regulations--- 216,438,840,998

bulletin 136, 848

title page, contents, etc., to

V. 4 446

Judges :
for—

Alaska, retirement privilege. 255.

469
California,-,,,, 262. 364. 593, 874

January-December

1569

Page I

Judges — Continued
I'or — Continued

Delaware 379, 876. 892, 1041

Municipal Court of D. C 1051,

1069
Panama Canal Zone, retire-
ment- 255, 46;>

Pennsylvania, official conduct,

hearing 248

Pennsylvania, official conduct,

minority views 364

Pennsylvania, official conduct,

report 304

Pennsylvania, vacancy 620,

892. 1041
Puerto Rico, acting judge of-

district court 303, 1308

I'uerto Rico, retirement privi-
lege 25,5, 469

Virgin Islands, retirement

privilege 255. 469

salaries 484,920, 1041

trial of issue of good behavior 43

.Judgments :

Court of Claims 126, 173, 435,

557, 994, 1124, 131b
District Courts__ 126, 435, 556, 688, 994
food, drug, and cosmetic act —

notices of judgment 63,

269, 388, 502, 627-628,
779, 929, 1078, 1264, 1363
notices of judgment, judicial

review 1078

Judicial appropriations, see Courts of

United States.
Judicial code, see Courts of United

States.
Judicial Conference of Senior Circuit

Judges, report 229, 1341

Judicial criminal statistics 1149

Judiciary, see Courts of United States.
Judiciary Committee, House :

calendar 165, 248,

364, 479, 602, 749, 1054

expenses 878

hearings 43, 248, 364, 365, 480,

602, 749, 891-892, 1054

minority views 43, 248, 364, 749

reports 43, 165.

248, 363-364, 479-480.
602, 749, 891-892, 1054
Judiciary Committee, Senate :

calendar 56, 170, 262, 379,

620, 771, 920, 1072, 1257

hearings 57, 170, 496,

771-772, 921, 1073, 1257

minority views 3JS0

reports 56-

57, 262, 379-380, 620-
621," 772, 920-921, 1073

Juglans cinerea, American wood 13

Jull, M. A., incubation and brooding of

chickens 1234

Jumpers, dungaree, specification 1303

Junction City Clay Co 1299

June, Robert F., relirf__ 743, 883, 1032, 1065
Juugmann, E. C, counterpart verti-
cal fin of papreg for air-
plane 460

Juniors' outerwear, see Clothing.
Jurassic period, stratigraphic sections,

etc., of Wyoming 70

Jury Commission in D. C, reappoint-
ments 768, 1038, 1050

Justesen, Aage C, court case 468

Justice Department 80, 182, 281,

404, 518, 646, 800, 946,
1093, 1182, 1275, 1375
appropriations, 1946 and prior

years, estimates 115,

116. 304, 546, 677, 823
appropriations, 1947 —

estimates, etc 823

hearings 595, 905

law 1044

reports 472, 484, 763, 877

Page

Justice Department — Continued

briefs in Court of Claims, title

page and inde.x 948

expenses, increase liniitation 823

operation of exi)ort trade act 1161

opinions of Attorney Guncral — 84, 187,
652, 802, 1185, 1283, 1379

index 802

petitions, etc., in Supreme Court
rel. to tax matters, title

page and index 953

records and briefs in courts of ap-
peals, title page and in-
dex 947

.see also, for court cases, names ol
parties to suits.
Juvenile Court of District of Colum-
bia, report 927

Juvenile courts, statistics, 1945 1382

Juvenile delinquency:

children in W. Va. institutions-- 954
progress in child in institution 954

K

K K fluorspar property, exploration — 1366
Kabik, Irving, hazards from chlo-
rates, etc 274

Kadano Seto, chart 1412

Kagarise, J. Nelson, water carrier

decision 1182

Kahanamoku, Duke Paoa, court case — 184,

433
Kahn, Harold A., suspected venereal

disease contacts 930

Kahn, Richard A., sponge production

and international trade- 505

Kahului Harbor, chart 1026

Kaibab National Forest boundaries 26o

Kaigler, Edgar, relief 37, 52, 161

Kaili, Philip N., relief 475, 735. 765

Kaili, Susie, relief 475, 735, 765

Kaiser, Charles, court case 83, 625, 1282

Kaiser, Fred, court case 83, 625, 1282

Kaiser, George, Packing Co 193, 1380

Kal Machine Works, Inc 801

Kalak, Sam, relief 259, 350

Kalchthaler, Frank J., court case 1317

Kalinin, Alexander M., relief 478

Kallimanis, Constantinos G., court

case 186. 284

Kamm, Robert W. :

spin-tunnel tests of airplane

models 1404

tail and wing-tip spin-recovery

parachutes 1401

Kamnion Ko, chart 1301

Kanagy, Joseph R., effects of mildew

on strap leather 1028

Kanawha River, aeronautical chart 723

Kaneda Wan, chart 417

Kauclsky, Morris, court case 429

Kaney, John, great Americal dollar 1117

Kank'la, Emily K., training public

health workers 1107

Kanninen, Toivo P. :

iron and steel forgings wage struc-
ture 658

machinery occupational wage rela-
tionships 88

Kanosh band of Paiute Indians 935

Kansas :

agricultural conservation pro-
gram— 151, 1238,1347, 1348
distribution of Pennsylvania an-
thracite 394.509

electric rate book 1077

finances 1350

mail routes, schedules 201,

424, 971, 1306

oil and gas investigations 632

post route map 113

topograpliic maps, etc 786

war casualties 664

World War II honor list 1331

Kansas City, Kans. :

court case 1280

1570

Index, 1946

504

Page

Kansas City, Kans.— Continued

instruiiiLMit approacli chart <-i

millt UaudlinK, order H*'

Kansas City, Mo. : „^„

aeronautical chart '~f,

court case ^"^V

linances 7—,---. to? ^fv>^.

instrument approacli charts-- i^i, i"-;*
milk handling, order li*'

Kansas City Southern Ky. :

merger accounting ^°"

securities __- --— »wy

Kansas Kiver, aeronautical charts— io^>^

Kantang, Malay I'eninsula, chart 'Jii-l

Kantrowitz, Arthur :

aircraft icing •"''

heat-capacity lag m turbine-work-

ing fluids - 1400

Kapalka. E. F., dry ice refrigeration of

fillets "^

Kaplan, Carl: .,.,., ,.i.^-

effect of compressibility on lifting

force lluo

flow of compressible fluid 1291

flow solutions of Chaplygin dif-

ferential equation liJ»0

residue theory for treating sub-

sonic flow -yi

Kaplan, E. H., hydrogenation and

liciuefaction ot coal i'do

Kaplan, Milton, pictorial Americana 528

Kapok, rates on . -pO, 517

Kar, James C, see Karamouzis, Dimi-

trios.
Karakinos, Joseph V., butylbenzenes_- 412.

Karafuto, chart -— 669

Karamouzis, Dimitrios (or James C.),

relief 746, 1032,1071

Karas, Nicholas G., lawful admission. 478

Karavas, James, court case 978

Karavas, John, court case 978

Karbau, chart 418

Karimocndjawa Keede, chart bbJ

Karlovassi Harbor, chart |o4

Karn, John, court case 801

Karpathious, Constantinos, court case- 949

Kasari Wan. chart ^ 536

Katakami Ko, chaft 9M

Katcher, Elsie, women in medical serv-
ices, outlook 19^,

412, 527, 1385

Katt, Harry, court case 1285, 1316

Kattegat, lights and fog signals 006

Katz, Phil C, court case 18..

Katzenstein, Max, court case ^,0 l^n

Katzinger, Edward, Co 1378-79

Katzoff, S. : , . r.^

ground effect on downwash, etc — 94,

jet-boundarv corrections to cowl-
ing-flap-outlet pressures- 1390
longitudinal stability and control- 100

tail surfaces 103

Kan. extend franchise of Hilo Electric

Co 48, 260, 351

Kaufman, Clara M., see Truly, Clara K.

Kaufmann, Oliver M., court case 686

Kavanaugh, E. S., ovalization of

tubes 103

Kay ten, Gerald G., stability and con-
trol of Douglas A-26_— 1294
Kearney, Bernard W. (Uepresentative
from N. Y.) :
report made by —

Immigration and Naturaliza-
tion Com 478, 889

Kearncv (luadranglc, Mo 274

Keasbcy & Mattisoii Co 1168

Keating, Marv I)., living, etc.. costs in

Chile 1353

Keaton, Mr. and Mrs. Walter M., re-
lief 743, 909. 1032

Keavenev, Marv C. relief 358. 765, 871

KeaveneV, Michael J., relief— 358, 765, 871

Page

Kechi Wan, chart 9^6

Keddie Field, instrument approach

chart 10^4

Kee John (Uepresentative from \\ .
Va.) :
report made by--

Foreign Affairs- Com 600, 889

Keefe, Frank B. (Representative from
Wis.) :

additional views ^"«^

Keegan, Harry J. : , , , .^_

railroad signal colors and glasses- 407

TCCA color cards gbJ

Keele, Ralph M., court case l^»^

Keeler, Florentine II., relief ^^

Keeler, Genevieve M., relief ^»

Keeler, Harold S., relief ^^^

Kcelmo Co f-- j-*r

Keelung Harbor, charts o3b, iiJ*

Keen, C. R., court case--- — — O'^-^

Keenan, Joseph B., trial of Japanese
war criminals, state-
ment 142iJ

Keenan, Joseph H. :

friction in pipes ^^\

heat transfer in tube -^yi

Keesecker, Ward W., international ex-

change of teachers 175

Keeshin Freight I'ines, Inc— — -— -- 8UU
Keetoowah Cherokee Indians-3(9, 1041, 104 <

Kef Doumia Anchorage, chart oo^

Kefauver, Estes (Representative from
Tenn.) :

bill introduced by 1255

report made by — •

Judiciary Com obi

Kegs, specifications - ------ -lo. ow

Keiser, Henry, sale ot allotment 241, ^47
Keiser, Wilbert, patent in tee- 247, 350, 3< J
Keith, James H., relief of guardian-—^ ^3^7.

Keizer, Benjamin, relief 358

Kelleher, D. M., receiver, court case- 60, 9-i5
Keller, E. L., sulfite pulping of west-

ern red cedar oov

Keller-Dorian Corporation .--— -^84

Kellermann, Henry J., present status

of German youth li-J-

Kelley, Augustine B. (Representative
from Pa.) :
reports made by —

Invalid Pensions Com 60J

Labor Com 1^54

Kelley, John, Co-

Kelley, K. K., thermodynamic proper-

ties of manganese ^75

Ivellev, M. A. R., farm fences < lu

Kellogg, Charles E., i.olygamous mat-

ing of foxes — o^^

Kellogg, Remington, mammals of San

Jos6 Island y»i

Kellogg. Spencer, & Sons, Inc— — -— 64a
Kelly, Edward A. (Representative from

111.) :
report made by — .

Interstate and Foreign Com-

merce Com 36^^

KelLv, J. J., Co— ^^^M 53

Kelly, Patrick A., relief TTqo 1400

Kelty, Louis J., eourt case 1192. 409

Keltv Machine Works 1192, 140.>

Kembla. Port, chart J^s

Kemp, Louis, court case »»

Kemp & Pitts — — — —- »»

Kemper, H. B.. sheep and goat lice,

control, etc 1144

Kempner, Joseph, stringer loads in re-

inforced pan-els 102, 194

Kempner Trust Assoc, .see Trust As-
soc, of H- Kempner.
Kendell. Eugene H-. court case of exrx- IJ.^N

Kendell. Lillian, exrx.. court case l^->^

Kendrick project, specifications——^- _^^^^

Kenesaw Mountain National Battle-

field Park l^jf,

Kenimer. Robert L., cloud indicator.- JdH.i

January-December

1571

Page

Kenion, Rubin O., court case 650

Kennebec River, chart 1026

Kennecott Copiier Corporation 554

Kennedy, D. O., fire fighting facilities

at metal mines 136G

Kennedy, Francis J. :
injuries, etc., at —

copper mines !*30

iron-ore mines 635

nonmetal mines 1084

Kennedy, Geor^ie C. :

nicljel investigations in Alaslia__ 1171
ultrabasic rock bodies in Alaska- 1171
Kennedy, R. E., acetylene explosibility_ 73
Kennedy, William 1'., America's fight-
ing Congress 1252

Kennedy Creek quadrangle, Fla 71

Kennett division, .see Central Valley
project.

Kent. Tyler G.. court case 266

Kent County Airport, instrument ap-
proach chart 1246

Kenton Express Co 279

Kentucky :

conservation practices, handbook- 152

electric rate book 1360

mail routes, schedules 424,

820, 1111, 1416

post route map 113

postwar rural trends 230

topographic maps, etc 786

war casualties 664

World War II honor list 1331

Kentucky Fuel Gas Corporation 947

Kentucky Highway Commission :

bridge across Cumberland River 1037.

1053, IOCS
bridge across Tug Fork_ 891, 915, 1045
Kentucky Natural Gas Corporation-- 1260
Keogh, Eugene J. (Representative from
N. Y.) :
reports made by —

Claims Com 35-37,

356-358. 360, 475-476,
597-598, 882, 884, 1050
Laws, Committee on Revi-

• sion of 892, 1054

Merchant Marine and Fish-
eries Com 364, 480

Kephart. Leonard W., poison-ivy, poi-
son-oak, and poison su-
mac 861

Kerguelen Islands, chart 1301

Kern County, Calif., railroad-grant

lands 924. 1044, 1059

Kerosene :

general schedule of supplies 1210

record sales in 1944 1270

specification 421

world retail prices and taxes 73. 791

Kerr, Frances W.. women in aviation- 1188
Kerr, John II. (Representative from
N. C.) :
reports made by —

Appropriations Com 879

Conference Com 471. 877

Korr, ,Toseph P., relief 883. 1032, 10fi5

Kerr, Robert P., relief 883, 1032, 1065

Kossler Harold D., tensile strength of

cast-iron piston rings 1402

Keswick Dam, specifications 76

Ketchikan. Alaska, flight chart 1242

Ketchum Idaho, relief of settlers 29. 46

Kethib Ras, chart 538

Kettles, steam-jacketed, specification 199

Keuka College, property transfer 895

Kew, W. S. W., geologv, etc., of Palos

Verdes Hills 1081

Key Field, instrument approach chart- 1246
Key West, Fla., instrument approach

charts 585, 586

Key West citizen :
relief —

hearing 1075

law 1033

report 774,884

Page
Keyser, C. Frank, Missouri Valley Au-

thoritv proposal 808

Kevstone Steel & Wire Co 664,

961, 1280

Keyton, Louise, relief 38

Khaimah, Ras al, chart 965

Khasab Bay, chart 538

Khayyan copper-sulfur property, ex-
ploration 1365

Khishen, All A. El, wheat resistance

to bunt 337

Klior ash Shumm, see Elphinstone In-
let.

Khor Kuwai Anchorage, chart 538

Kiama Harbor, chart 965

Kiao Kiang, .see Chiao Chiang.
Kick-backs, see Government contracts.
Kidney-compression bags, specifica-
tion __-- 1211

Kiecieck, Natale, see Kisic, Bozic.
Kies, J. A., fatigue-stressing effects on

steel 100

Kiesler, P. F. :

citrus fruit production, etc 8

fruits, noncitrus, production, etc- 859
Kiess, C. C, 1st spectrum of uranium- 1251

Kihita Quat. chart 1412

Kii Suido, chart 1412

Kiirun Ko, see Keelung Harbor.
Kilgore, Harley M. (Senator from W.
Va.) :
reports made by —

Claims Com 50, 5.3-54,

490-493, 615, 907-908, 911

Judiciary Com 772

Military Affairs Com 497

science legislation, opening state-
ment 171

Killian, Joseph E., jr., court case 266

Kilns :

certification 582

lumber dry, operating 579

Kilpatrick, John E., heats of formation

and combustion 466, 1028

Kilpatrick, Wvlie, governmental debt

in U. St., 1945 236. 342

Kilpatrick Bros. Co 245

Kim, Peter, naturalization- 918, 1032, 1052
Kimball, E. Smith :

chickens and eggs, chickens on

farms 455

turkeys on farms 456

Kimball, Henry H., trustee, court case- 688,

1285

Kimball & Prince Lumber Co 548

Kiml)reirs Home Furnishings, Ine 1209

Kin-Septic Co 267

Kindler, James B., methyl bromide as

delousing agent 576

King. Ben V., relief 358,613,735

King, Cecil R. (Representative from
Calif.) :

bill introduced by 482

King. Douglas A. :

low-speed spray characteristics of

fiying boat 1397

tank tests of hull of Hying l)oat 1103

King, Ernest J., thanks of Congress,

etc 380,469

King, George D., relief 883, 909, 1032

King, George E., court case 993

King, Henry P., relief 53, 161

King, J. Austin, supercharger control

of engine performance 103

King, P. B., geology of Hueco Moun-
tains 70

King, W. D., cardiac conduction mech-
anism in thiamine defi-
ciency 929

King, W. J., court case 926, 1184

King Oil Co 186

Kingman, H. E., blood levels of cal-
cium, etc., in cattle 1015

Kingman, Ariz., instrument approach

chart 22

1572

Index, 1946

Page
Kings Canyon National Park :

trail map 938

United States commissioner 368,

383, 592

Kings County, Calif., soil survey 1344

Kings County Airport, Wash., instru-
ment approach chart 1247

Kings County Trust Co 405, 1183

Kings Point, N. Y., see Merchant
Marine Academy, Kings
Point.

Kinner Motors, Inc 196. 414

Kinney. G. R., Co., Inc 978, 1117

Kinnlson, John L., court case 1280

Kinsman, C. D., laying out fields for

tractor plowing 12

Kinsman, D. F., Sullivan County. N. Y..

soil survey 1235

Kinter, Gertrude B., court case 186

Kinter, .Tohn H.. court case 186

Kiowa Reservation, lands of Rainy

Mountain School 379,

747, 874
Kirby, Jewell, test wells for oil and gas

in Wyoming 70

Kirby Petroleum Co 314

Kirk. .Tames F.. court case 82

Kirkland Field. Instrumeut approach

chart 345

Kirksville, Mo., instrument approach

chart 1024

Kirschenbaum, Abraham, court case 406.

1097

Kisic, Bozic. relief 41

Kitchen utensils, general schedule. 557, 1319
Kits, see special subject.
Kittel. J. Howard :

coating on cast-iron piston rings__ 1293
crystal structure at room tempera-
ture of alloys 110."'.

Kiar. Andrew, court case 186, 1076, 1280

Kjar, Katherine D., court case 186.

1076, 1280
Klamath Falls. Oreg. :

aeronautical chart 723

instrument approach chart__ 156. 1247
Klamath Falls project, break in canal.

claim for damages 1063

Klamath Indians, removal of restric-
tions 1257

Klamath project, specifications 76.

514.640,1087

Klamboe Bank, chart 418

Klampe, Dean G.. force and moment co-
efficients for airfoil 100

Klare. H. William, receiver, court case_ 1277

Klatter, Max. court case 548. 978

Klatter, Samuel, court case 548. 978

Klau-Van Pietersom-Dunlap Associ-
ates. Inc 29

Kleckner. Harold F. :

all-movable horizontal tail 1205

stick-force in ttirning flight 1295

Klein, Arthur G. C Representative from
N. Y.) :
report made bv —

Immigration and Naturaliza-
tion Com 746. 889

Klein, Bertram :

bending moments In fuselage

frame 661

buckling of monocoque cvlinders. 93.

290
influence coefficients of curved

bars 661

stresses in cylinders with symetric

cutouts ' 958

Klein. Henry, dental caries in relocated

children 502

Klein, John W.. feed consumption and

production of pork, etc_ 859

Kleine Kali, chart 418

Kleinsasser. T. W., meteorological sum-
mary. Knoxville Munici-
pal Airport 1157

Klemperer. W. R.. forces on gliders in

towed flight 95

Kleyman, Maurice, court case 979

Page
Kline. Albert A., heat-stabilized wood_ 1147
Klinefelter, T. A., binders for pelletiz-

ing slimes 394

Klippert, W. E. :

Hevea rubber on small planta-
tions 577

same (in Spanish) 710

Klockenkemper, Gus, relief 50. 161

Klopp, William T.. court case 1280

Kluge, Ralph W., lapped bar splices in

concrete beams 158

Klutznick, Philip M., statement 106

Knake. Boris O.. icing of fish at sea 1170

Knapp, I. E., naval stores report 147.

860. 1144
Knapp, Joseph G.. farm supply pur-
chasing cooperatives 149

Knauer, Paul, court case 82,520,989

Knickerbocker. R. G. :

electrolytic manganese pilot

plant 791

pilot-plant investigation of matte

smelting 1366

preparation of alumina from po-
tassium alum 509

separation etc.. of manganese and

cobalt 790

Knight, Edward F.. court case S20

Knight, J. B., geology of Hueco Moun-
tains 70

Knight, Milton, court case 320

Knight, Montgomery, ground effect on

lifting airscrew 97

Knight. Samuel B.. court case 320

Knight. Thaddeus C relief 894

Knight. W. B.. Machinerv Co 686

Knight-Campbell Music Co 520

Knipling, E. F.. chemical samples for

insecticide testing 1145

Knit goods, see Textiles — also names
of articles.

Knives, specifications 671. 1320

Knob Noster. Mo., instrument approach

chart 157

Knobel quadrangle. Ark-Mo 1221

Knoblauch. H. C.. agricultural eicperi-

ment stations, 1945 458

Knock, see Engines — Fuel.

Knoop indenter. specification 730

Know your neighbor 422

Knowland. William F. (Senator from
Calif.) :
reports made by —

Commerce Com 616

Immigration Com 770, 1071

Knowles, Dewey D.. court case 240

Knowles. Frederick L. :

DDT house spray for malaria

control 388

DDT water emulsion in rice fields. 64
Knox, Fort, owners of land, etc., re-
lief 375. 590

Knoxville. Tenn.. instrument approach

chart 22

Knoxville Municipal Airport, meteorol-
ogical summary 1157

Knutzen. Alfred C. court case 520

Knutzen. Theodore J., court case 520

Ko Chang Chong, chart 964

Koblitsky. Louis :

fumigation of Japanese beetle

larvae 709

insecticides for Japanese beetle

control 1017

rating fumigation chambers for

tightness 11

Koch. Albert R. :

durable goods expenditures, 1939-

45 1261

manufacturing, financial develop-
ments 1360

Koch, Richard A., industrial venereal
disease edcational, etc.,

program 503

Koch, Roy S.. penicillin, wartime ac-
complishment 575

Kocb-EIlis Marine Contractors. Inc 404

Jam uaky-December

1573

Page

Kodiak Island :

aeronautical chart 1023

flight chart 1242

Kodiak maritime control area 675

Koehler, L. F., soil survey 1344

Koehn, Theodore, court case 648

Koenig, Nathan, postwar readjust-
ment for poultry in-
dustry 7

Koepke, Jean A., rodeut-ectoparasite

distribution 502

Koe^ei Kiver, chart 418

Koffel, Wliliam K., oil flow, etc., indi-
cation 291

Kohler Co 404

Kohls, Glen M., genus Ixodes in North

America 503

Kohu, August, jr., court case 1280

Kohn, Durila, court case 12S0

Kohn, Walter I., motor carrier de-
cision 1373

Kojas, Aldona, relief 490, 597, 735

Kokiiru Ko, see Coiiuille Harbor.

Koksoak River, charts 536

KoUocks. S. C, railroad accident 401

Komp, William H. W., relief— 358, 613, 871
Kongo (towboat) :

court case 1284

Koons, Harry D., relief 883, 1032, 1005

Kootenai Indians, claims 601,

019, 889, 919. 973, 10:i9

Koperski, Merla. relief 475, 613, 735

Kopman-Woraeek Shoe Mfg. Co 1298

Koppers Coal Co 991

Kopplemann, Herman P. (Representa-
tive from Conn.) :

bill introduced by 1057

Koppy, Louis, court case 11S3

Korach Bros 978

Korea :

chart 418, 669, 1412

foreign trade 316

Military Government activities — l"4i.'-

place names 272

trade with Japan 316

Korff, Serge A., photoelectric hygrome-
ter 292

Kornberg, Arthur, anemia and granulo-
cytopenia 388

Korpi, Karl, court case 589

Kortes Dam, specifications 040

Korycinski, Peter F. :

aerodynamic tests of aileron 1386

effect of fabric deflection on hori-
zontal tail surface 1406

horizontal tail surfaces 810, 1295

Koss Construction Co 644

Kossoris, Max I). :

industrial injuries in 1945 657

work injuries in 1944 288

Kotanchik, Joseph N. :

artificial aging o'f aluminum alloy_ 13S9
compressive strength of fiat

panels 121)3

effect of displacement of center
support on buckling of

column 1390

supporting single-thickness speci-
mens in fixture 1406

Koth. A. W., lignite gasification 9:>7

Kotsina-Kuskulana district, Alaska,

copper deposits 1171

Kottcakos, Gus, court case 284, 9S9

Kouzian, Ardemis, wage structure in

bituminous-coal mining_ 1100,
1384
Koven, William, stability and control

of Douglas A-26 1294

Kraft paper, see Paper.

Kramer, Edward L., court case 550

Kramer, Victor, establishing and op-
erating laundry 1214

Kramer, Walter E., fuel vaporization

loss 1397

Krantz, John C, jr., anesthesia 310, 311

Krat Bay, chart 964

Kraus, Edward L., jr.. Trust 435

Page

Kraus, M., & Bros., Inc 186, 554

Krause, Albert W., court case 284

Krausse Estate property, exploration

for fluorite 1366

Kreamalmyer, Kenneth L., Silver Hol-
low, etc., iron deposits — 74
Krebs, Richard P., electronic indicator

for velocity, etc 1392

Krecker, Frederick H., woods and

trees : 311

Kreinbring, Melvin, court case 411

Kreusler, Christian H., relief 29

Krewson, Charles F. :

chemistry, etc., of rutin 860

patent appeal 863

Kroeber, A. L., Chibcha 981

KroU, W. D., tables of stiffness, etc.,

for structural members- 1400
Kroll, W. J., metallurgy of zirconium — 511

Krome Corporation 1221

Kronprinsans Oer, see Whale Fish

Islands.
Krooth, David L., public housing in

the emergency 961

Krsek, Alois, jr. :

effect of aromatic mixture on en-
gine temperature, etc — 1397
internal cooling in engine cylin-
der 1391

Krug, Julius A., nomination 383

Krupen, Philip :

end compression of rectangular

plates 98

fatigue tests of wing-beam speci-
mens 101

Krupp, Peter H., court case 522, 625

Kruse, C. W., airplane exhaust genera-
tors for DDT aerosols— 1261
Krynitsky, Alexander I., fineness test

of molding sand 1029

Krzys, Frances, relief 743, 909, 1032

Kuang-Chou Chiang, see Canton Har-
bor."
Kubler, George, Queeha in colonial

world 983

Kuhl, R., photographic profile recorder- 959
Kuhn, Paul :

concentrated loads on flexible

rings in circular shells- 1292
critical shear stress of curved

sheet — 1295

plane diagonal-tension field 94

shear lag in box beams 290

shear strength of skin-stiffener

panels 1401

stresses around large cut-outs 810

stresses in open box beams 1406

stresses near juncture of closed

and open torsion box 1406

ultiipate stresses in incomplete

diagonal tension 102

Kuhns, Jess, motor carrier decision 402

Kuji Wan, chart 536

Kukcnskoe, Lake, aeronautical chart — 443

Kunz, P. v., isobutylbenzene, etc 810

Kunze, Albert F., postage stamps of

Dominican Republic 112

Kure Island, chart 728

Kure Ko, charts 418, 964

Kuril Islands, chart 1108

Kurn, J. M., trustee :

court case 554

rates on livestock 403

Kurtz, Jacob, court case 160

Kurtz, William J. :

rice, Japanese trade 317

wheat and wheat flour, Japanese

trade 318

Kusai Ko., see Lele Harbor.

Kusaie Island, chart 536

Kushncr, William, estimate to pay 82

Kuskin & Rotberg, Inc 118

Kuskulana-Kotsina district, Alaska,

copper deposits 1171

Kusler, D. J., sensitivity of explosives
to electrostatic d i s -
charges 394

1574

Index, 1946

rage

Kwajaleiu Atoll, charts 537, 111*4

Kwautuujj Loast'd Tfiritory, economy,

Japanese trade study 316

Kynocli, William, strength of plastic

materials 101

Kyrides, Lucas P., court case 1030

Kyushu, charts 296,670,1412

La Barre, Weston, Uru-Chipaya 983

Labels :

copyrighted 89, 808

index and title page 1188

see also Commercial products.
Labor :

aircraft workers in wartime, St.

Paul, Miuu G57

cement production requirements- o26
conditions in —

Belgium ^^ 1286

Iran 1383

Latin America 658,1280

cotton textile workers in New

England 1286

court decisions of interest 191,

288, 526, 657, 805

durable-goods manufacture 410

employment and older worker 657

employment at navy yards, etc. —

hearings 167, 367, 482, 756

letter from War Dept 4S2

reports 606, 76U

extra workers in postwar force 192

has stake in holding down cost of

living 680

Houston ordnance plant 657

labor information bulletin 86, 803

labor market —

adequacy of supply 120

classification of important

areas 87, 804

labor market (periodical) 87,

120, 804

labor market information 526,

804, 1286

labor news review, address 955

legislation —

digest of State and Federal 410

laws, compilation 353

la relacion entre las leyes
obreras Federales y las

estatales 805

request of the President 821

el sistema Federal-estatal de

legislacion obrera 805

State laws for women - 659, 1102

State legislation in 1945 526

war relaxations of labor laws_ 410

long range view 1381

monthly labor review 87, 805

index to v. 61 805

monthly I'l'purt on labor force__ 18, 718
National Defense Advisory Comn.,

etc., jiolicies 1418

publications, price list 784

safe conditions, cooperation with
States —

hearings 261

report 495

St. Paul propeller plant 527

skilled labor force for peace 409

standards, see, in main alphabet.
Labor standards.

Willow Run workers 658

workers' exiieriences during recon-
version 1101. 1187

see also Child labor — Farm labor —
Old age and survivors in-
surance— also certain
headings beginning La-
bor.

Labor and management news 120

Index to v. 1-4 206

Labor and Social Information Office,
noticiaa de la Oflcina de
TnforniaciCn Obrera v
Social 423, 1111

Page
Labor boards, see National Labor Rela-
tions Board — National
Mediation Board — Na-
tional Kailroad Adjust-
ment Board — National
War Labor Board.
Labor Committee, llouse :

exi)enses 354

hearings 165, 249,

364, 749, 1054, 1254, 1356

minority views 165, 749

reports 165. 249, 749, 1054, 1158

Labor costs, sec si)ecial subject.

Labor Department SO, 190, 287,

409, 524, 655, 803, 953,
1099, 1186, 1286, 1381.

appropriations, 1946, estimates 304,

076
appropriations, 1947 —

estimates 677

hearings 879, 1062

law 1041

re|)orts 740, 876, 905

organization chart 409

publications 956

report, 1945 190

three decades, history 190

under Secretary and Assistant

Secretary 370, 378, 469

see also Sehwellenbach, Lewis B.
Labor Department Solicitor, see Solici-
tor, Labor Dept.
Labor disputes :

fact-finding boards, appointment —

hearings 249, 378, 495

reports 249, 255

views, etc 249

investigation —

hearings 1054, 1254

reports 617, 916

mediation, additional facilities —

hearings 617

minority views 495

reports 495, 759

veto message 821

principles underlying disqualifica-
tion 1362

repeal of war labor disputes act — ■

hearings 43

report 48

settlement in foreign countries 1286

settling, recommendation for leg-
islation 114

work stoppages 1384

*ee also Industrial arbitration and
conciliation — Strikes and
lock-outs.
Labor force, see Labor.
Labor information bulletin, see L.abor.
I^nbor legislation, see Labor — also spe-
cial subject.
Lal)or Legislation Conference, see Na-
tional Conference on La-
bor Legislation.
Labor-Management Board, creating__ 617
Labor-Management Conference, see
President's National

Labor-Management Con-
ference.
Labor Office. Price Administration

Office 680

Labor organizations :

directories of unions 192, 13S4

extent of union recognition 1100

union hours and wages, see in
main alphabet, Hours of
labor — Wages.

union series. Women's Bureau 8S

unionism in .\merican agriculture- 80,5

women's stake in unions 659

Labor relations, see Industrial rela-
tions— International la-
bor relations.
Labor Relations Board, see National

I/Obor Relations Board,
Labor standards :

fair standards act amendments —

hearings— 169, 364, 378. 495, 749

January-December

1575

Labor standards — Continued

fair staudards act amendments —
Continued

index 749

minority views 378

reports 378, 495

see also names of industries, or
Classes of persons in-
volved.

Labor Standards Division 87, 191,

288, 410, (J57, 805, 955,
lluO, 1187, 1286, 1382

legislative report 805

posters- 87, 191, 288, 657, 1100, 1383

publications 410, 1383

Labor Statistics Bureau 87, 191, 288,

410, 526, 657, 805, 955,
1100, 1187. 1286, 1383

estimates 677

fact-tinding program 955

publications, 1944-45 527

Labor unions, see Labor organizations.
Laboratories, see Aeronautical labora-
tories— also names of
laboratories, or places
wbere located.
Laboratory apparatus and supplies,

schedule 1429

Labrador, sailing directions, supple-
ment 666

Labuan Island, chart 418

La Caiidelaria culture 982

Laciskey, John F. :

foundries, wage structure 1286

machinery, wage structure 411

Lackey, James B., DDT effects on

aquatic organisms 269

Lackner, Peter R., tropical cyclones 814

Laclede Gas Co 407

Laclede Gas Light Co 1260

Lacquer :

facts for industry 154. 864

sales, facts for industry 154, 864

specification 1109

Lacquer enamel, specification 1197

LaCrosse, Wis., instrument approach

chart 727

Lactic acid, preparing from grapefruit

juice 457

Ladder-shoes, specification 112G

Ladders, e.xtension, specification 1126

I,adies of the Grand Army of the Re-
public, incorporate 772

Ladles, galley, specification 542

Ladner, Albert H., jr., aijpointment__ 111.'^

Ladrey. Eva W.. court case 521, 1097

Ladrey. Henry M.. court case 521, 1097

Lae Harbor, chart 1195

La Fayette, Ind.. instrument approach

chart 1024

Lafayette (U. S. S.) :

disposal 1201

La Follette, Robert M., jr. (Senator
from Wis.) :
reports made by —

Congress, Joint Commitlee on

Orgnnization of_ 352-353. 767

Finance Com 618.768-760

Indian Affairs Com 919.1071

Lafourche, Bnyou. flood control and

drainacre 9i;'.

Lag, heat-capacitv, in turbine-working

fluids - 1400

La Grande, Ore'r., instrument approach

ch.nrt 1247

La Gnardia Field :

Miruort obstruction rlan 867.1151

instniniPiit .-iiiproach chart 23

343. 727. 1247
Lallatto. James ,\.. ir . induced vcloc-
itv in front of inclined

I)rop('lli'r , 140"

Tjahti. Matthew, court case 320

La Junta. Co'o.. instrument approach

chart 23. 1246

L&ke, see name of lake, except when
occurring as first word of
name of town, etc.

Page
Lake Charles, La. :

bridge 747, 912, 1036

instrument approach charts 345, 1024

Lake Charles Deep Water Channel, en-
gineer report 913

Lake City, Minn., harbor improve-
ments 696

Lake County, Oreg., Glass Buttes mer-
cury deposit 1269

Lake of the Woods :

aeronautical charts 344,

723, 1153, 1242
catalogue of U. S. Lake Survey

charts 137

Lake Orion quadrangle, Mich 508

Lake Superior district :

sinking drill holes in iron mines 510

stench warning tests in mines 179

storage of explosives in under-
ground mines 510

Lake Survey, see Northern and North-
western Lakes Survey.
Lakehurst, N. J., instrument approach

chart 1024

Lakeland, Fla., aircraft accident 1021

Lakeman, Sue, court case 548,

651, 950, 990
Lakes, see Great Lakes — also names
of lakes.

Lakeside Cut-Rate Liquor Store 307

Lam, Edgar, relief 358, 765, 871

Lam, Willie, relief 358, 765, 871

La Manche, see English Channel.
Lamb, J. J., impact strength, etc., of

plastics 1190

Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Jack L., relief-- 53, 161

Lamb, James J., court case 284, 949

Lambert-St. Louis Airport :

instrument approach charts 23,

727, 1024

obstruction plan 726

Lamberti, Joseph M., butylbenzene 412

Lamborn & Co 60, 625, 650, 949

Lambs, production program 582

Lammers, Roy C, property convey-
ance 757, 10.S2 .

Lamoine quadrangle, Calif 1267

L a m 0 n t, Corliss G., proceedings

against 901

Lament, Thomas. W., court case 186,

406, 1378

Lamport & Holt Line, Ltd 90

Lampreys :

in Great Lakes, eradicate —

hearings 1254

law 1041

reports 893,913

Lampron, Edna M.. social worker helps

handicapped adolescents- 1099
Lamps :

cockpit lamp assemblv, specifica-
tion 443

electric —

facts for industry 154, 864

general schedule of supplies 1211

specifications 839

fluorescent, letter circular 466

fluorescent, plant iJropagation 458

sunlamps, therapeutic lamps, etC- 1029

Lancaster, S. C. aircraft accident 1150

Land. Emory S., court case 124

r^and, Norman S.. effect of powered pro-
pellers on flying boat 1404

Land :

acquisition under flood control act- 187
beneath t'fpMviters, etc., (piieting
titles-
hearings 496

report 620

veto message -. . _ -.1113
croiiland use and soil fertility

practice 573

highwav land acquisition plats.

etc 1364

land policy review 9, 707

market, views of corn belt farm-
ers 101«

our American land 582

1576

Index, 1946

Page
Land — Continued

phjsifiil conditions In Anderson

County. S. C 8C2

pliysical land survey 16, 802, 114S

rural, leRislation affecting use 859

special units, Columbia Basin proj-
ect 270

title evidence in acquisitions, regu-
lations , 650

transfer and titles 150

urban redevelopment 41."}

wartime market activity 9

see also names of States, etc.,

where lands are located.

Land Bank Commissioner loans, see

Agricultural credit.
Land-grant colleges and universities :
peacetime adjustments in farm-
ing 573

statistics, 1944 1361

workers in agricultural subjects. _ 1234
Land-grant railroads, see Kailroads.

Land Management Bureau 1365

director, etc., appointment 1073

Land market, sec I^and.
Land Office, see General Land Office.
Land patents, see names of persons,
firms, etc., to whom pat-
ents are issued.
Land policy, see Land.
Land titles, sec Land.
Land use, see Land.
Landers, W. S. :

automatic water heating 938

Rosin and Rammler eciuation for

size distribution of coal- 510
storage of subbituminous slack

coal 1268

Landes, Kenneth K.. Salina and Bass

Island rocks 70

Landing (aircraft) :

elevator deflections 1400

elevator effectiveness 97

high-wing loading effect 1400

tests of various airplanes 97

tricycle gear, drag determination. 97
Landing craft and War Production

Board 976

Landing-force manual. Navy, 1938 962

Landis, B. .T., use of DDT diist on pota-

toes 709

Landou. Morns M., court case 991

Lane, Keith, relief of heirs 1072

Lane, Thomas J. (Representative from
Mass.) :
bills introduced bv —

Naval Affairs' Com 756, 1057

Lang, J. W., ground water in high

* plains of Texas 392

Lang, John, court case 992

Lange. Roy H. :

drag results from tests of air-
planes 1290

factors affecting directional stabil-

„ ity, etc 1294

Lange, W. H.. carrot production in

West and Southwest 1145

Langemo, Vivian, relief 885.910.1034

Langer, William (Senator from N.
Dak.) :
report made by —

Indian Aftairs Com 378

Langley Bridge, naming 477, 1038, 1069

Langley Memorial Aeronautical Labor-
atory 1390

Languages, .see names of lansuages.
Lanham, Fritz G. (Representative from
Tex.) :

bill introduced by 253

reports made by-
Conference" Com 470.877.1047

Patents Com 1057

Public Buildings and Grounds

Com 46. 254. 368. 483. 897

Reconstruction of House
Roofs and Skylights. Spe-
cial Committee on . 898

Page

Lankes, Joseph. Inc 1310

Lannon, Annie M., relief 29

Lansdowne quadrangle. Pa 935

Lanser, Georgia, relief 743,909,1113

Lanscr, Joseph, relief 743, 909, 1113

Lansing, Mich., instrument approach

chart 345, 1246

l>a Paz, Bolivia, article 1305

Lapel buttons. Army regulations 216

Lapierre, Roger E., relief 889

Lappi, Viola M., entrance vanes of air-
foils 1387

Fyaramie, Wyo., instrument approach

chart 1024

Laramie Range, aeronautical chart 1023

Larcade, Henry D., jr. (Representative
from La.) :
reports made by —

Territories' Com 901

Larceny in interstate and foreign com-
merce 920, 1041

liarco Hoyle, Rafael, culture sequence

for north coast of Peru 982

l-ard production, relation to feed con-
sumption 859

liaredo, Tex. :

bridge 748, 914

instrument approach chart 23

f.aredo Bridge Co 992

I-arkin, James E.. iron and steel scrap. 1306

Larmer, Odessa J., court case 1377

liarrabee, D. M., sand and gravel de-

^ posits 933

Larry Geer Ballrooms 82

Fiarsen, Harald C. balance sheet of

agriculture 146.1261

Larson. Carl L. :

pneumonitis 502. 628

tularemia in golden hamster_I_ 64.176
Larson, R. H. :

color and smudge resistance in

onion 1017

internal necrosis of potato tubers. 337
potato resistance to yellow dwarf_ 229
La Rue, C. D., inter-American rubber

development 1235

r.arvae, see names of certain insects,
etc.

f-a Sorda, Caleta, chart 298

Lassalle. Jesfls. relief 743, 909. 1032

Lassen, Leon, influence of temperature'

on relative humiditv, etc_ 460

r>assila, George, admr.. relief ' 765 871

I-assila, Senia, relief of estate- 358, 765, 871
r^as Vegas. Nev. :

airport obstruction plan 1245

instrument approach chart, etc 23

Uis Vegas, X. Mex., instrument ap-
proach chart 1246

Las Vegas Basin, geologic map 1172

Lateral control, see Control (aircraft),
f.ateral stability, see Stability of air-
planes.
Latex, see Rubber.

Lath production, facts for industrv_ 154, 864
Lathrop, E. C. agricultural residue

. pulps, etc 1343

Latin America :

agricultural periodicals, etc 200

art, traveling exhibitions 207

cement 93(5

changes in relations with U. S 1200

contemporary art 200

economic relations witi U. S 958

economic survey 112

same (in Spanish) I_ 112

exports to. foreign trade reports. _ 718

higher education 970

housing agencies, etc., directorv 818

imports from, foreign trade "re-

. , ports 718

inflation and deflation 818

same (in Spanish) 818

know your neighbor 423

labor conditions 658. 1286

teachers' manual for our neighbor

repuWlics 627

January-December

1577

Page

Latin America — Continued

travel, etc., of officers and stu-
dents 1113

see also American republics — Cen-
tral America — South
America — also certain
headings beginning Pan
American — also names
of Latin American coun-
tries.

Latin Quarter Restaurant, Inc 1117

Latta, Randall :

lily weevil, pest in Pacific North-
west 57G

metbvl bromide as delousing

agent 570

Laun, Donald I)., 1st spectrum of

uranium 1251

Laundries :

Army regulations 1322

contract services, Army regula-
tions 1213

domestic equipment, facts for in-
dustry 153

establishing and operating 1214

physical demands information 1187

Laundry bags, specification 1198

Laundry-resistant treatment for cot-
ton fabrics 1305

Laundry soap, see Soap.

Laurinburg, N. C, aircraft accident 1150

Lauritzen, John I., sugarcane and

erianthus 577

Lauritzen, Robert E., relief 107 I

Lauro, Maria R., admrx., court case 1423

T^auro, Peter, court case of admrx 142.')

Lauterbach, Herbert R. W., claim 358

Lavender. Walter A., admr., court case- 554

Lavery, Urban A., court case 320, 1097

Law, see also Codes of law— Interna-
tional law — Laws —
also special subject.
Law books, general schedule of sup-
plies 993

Law library reporter 67, 78 t

index. 1940-45 67

Lawler, Thomas B., court case 82

Lawler, Vanett, music education in 14

American republics 423

Lawrence, C. B., Sullivan County. N. T.,

soil survey 1235

Lawrence, Mass., milk handling, or-
ders 1148, 1346

Lawrence Portland Cement Co 358,

765, 973

Lawrenceburg, Ind., bridge 1042,

1053, 1069

Lawrenceville, 111., railroad accident 181

Laws :

Labor Standards Div. legislative

report 80.")

law and treaty series 1305

private (slip) —

79tb Tongre.ss 28-30.

161-162, 240-241, 349-350,
468-469, 589-591, 733-73(;,
870-872, 1030-33
pul)lic (slip) —

79tb Congress 30-31.

162-163. 241, 350-352, 469-
470. .591-592, 736-737, 872-
875. 1035-43

publicadons. price list 504

schedule of lat(>st editions 50'',

State law index. 1943-44 81)

State legislation, summaries 89, 80S

statutes at lar^e, 7Sth Tong. 2d

sesR., pt. 2 240

statutes at large. 79th Cong. 1st

sess., pt. 1 1355

Laws, Committee on Revision of.
House :

report 892, 1034

Lawson Field, instrument approach

chart 345

Lawton, Alfred H.. TNT effect on

workers 270

Page

Lawton, Howard B., court case 992

Lawton, Okla., fish hatchery in Coman-
che Countv, transfer 249,

260, 469, 751

Lawton quadrange, Okla 1173

Lawyer, John E., court decisions relat-
ing to national labor rela-
tions act 1410

Lawyers :

counsel assisting Pearl Harbor

investigation 30

counsel to represent Congress, ap-
propriation 354

Lawyers Mortgage Co 950

Layman, Donald, establishing, etc., dry

cleaning business 1026

Lazard, Rosemary H., court case 186

Lea, Clarence F. (Representative from
Calif.) :
reports made by —

Conference Com 471

Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce Com 248, 363, 747

Lead :

Clark Fork lead-zinc district 1269

Oray and Bautsch deposits 1366

in — ■

Arizona 1174

California 1269

Central States 1175

Colorado 1269

Eastern States 1083

Idaho 1174

Montana 1174

Nevada 1174

New Mexico 1083

Oregon 1083

South Dakota 937

Texas 1083

Utah 1174

Washington 1083

Wyoming 937

industry in 1945 1270. 1271

Japanese trade study 316

metallurgy, reconversion prob-
lems 1366

mine production, 1945 393

mine production, monthly report-.. 792

Phelps lease exploration 1175

pigments, from minerals yearbook- 1174

pigments in 1945 1270

policies of WOfr Production Board,

etc 976

premium price 373

jireminm price policy 547

preprints from minerals yearbook- 937.
1083, 1174, 1175, 1269

rates on , 403

scrap consumers report 74, 792

secondary, in 1945 937

tri-state zincdead ore reserves 1272

Wah Wah mine examination 79!l

I/ead-acctate :

specification 96>^

toxicity to swine 1.341

Lead arsenate, toxicity to swine 1.341

Lead electrode reproducibility 58S

Lcad-stearate, speciflc^ition 542

Lead Works, 111., railroad accident 642

Leaded-rubber, see Rubber.
Leadership :

field manual 842. 1214. 1323

your .ioli as work leader 378

L(>af spots, of grains juid grasses 1017

L(>afbirds from Siani 981

Ticafboppers. see names of leafhoppers.

Leaflets, copyrighted 89, 807

.see also names of departments, etc.,
issuing leaflets — al^ro sub-

.iects.
Ijeafspots, see Leaf spots.
Leafworms. see names of leafworiiis.
Ijcairue of Nations :

covenant, and charter of United

Nations 209

social welfare activities 525

transition to ITnitod Nations 1122

1578

Index, 1946

Page
Leake, J. P., smallpox and vaccination. G28

Leurued, Iiviug W., relief 475, C13, 730

Leury, J. U. :

column ^strength of aluminum alloy

shapes, etc 193, 809

column strength of magnesium al-
loys 194

Leary, W. A., effect of fuel-uir ratio,

etc., on detonation 93

Lease-lend operations, see Lend-lease
operations.

Leather dressitig, specitication 558

Leather, hides, and skins :

compression of sole leather 159

industrial reference service,

leather 24, 158, 237,

340, 465, 587, 729, 808,
1027, 1150, 1250, 1352

industry report, leather 729

Japanese trade study 310

make-overs from leather 1285

mildew effects on strap leatlier 1028

policies of War I'roduction Board,

etc 1115

rates on hides, pelts, and skins 1091

specifications —

artificial upholstery leather. 129,
1211

harness leather 1430

hydraulic-packing leather 1430

lace leather 838

leather and products 128

war changes in ilidustry series-- 315
see also names of articles manu-
factured from leather.
Leave of absence :

armed forces, equal treatment —

hearings 1074

law 1042

reports 921, 1047

Army regulations 216,

560, 841, 1214, 1322, 1431
compensation on night rate basis_ 742,
917, 1040, 1114
for Govt, employees for research,

etc 906

terminal, pay for enlisted men —
appropriations, proposed pro-
vision 1115

hearings 250

letter from Navy Dept 600

reports 004, 60S

Leavenworth. Kans., aircraft accident- 1351
Leaves, why leaves change their color_ 149

Lebanon, Pa., court case 407

Lebanon County, Pa. :

court case 407

land easement of Veterans Admin-
istration 609, 770, 875

LeBeau. F. J., invasion of cabbage

seedlings by mildew 337

Lebeck, George O.. motor carrier de-
cision-, 1180

Lebemian. .Tohii A., relief 765. S83. 1032

LeBlanc. Kdlia B., relief 475. 613, 735

I-ebo, Kans., instrument approach

chart 1247

LeCompte. Karl ^1. (Representative
from Iowa) :
reports made l>y — ■

Public Lands Com 1059

Lectures conyritrlited 89, 807

Lederman. Ellzalx-fh. court case- 1192, 1409

Ledernian. .Tnles D . court case 834

Ledford William II.. court case 1280

Lee. Alfred R. :

business records for poultry keep-
ers 574

incubation and brooding of chick-
ens 1234

squni) raining 860

TiCe. .Artlinr W.. motor carrier decision- 1091
Lee. >rr><. P .\.. admx.. relief- 375. 735. 738
Lee. f'barles F.. asar and other seaweed

gums 630

I-ee. Danri W. :

air movements in engine cylinders- 93
knocking characteristics of fuels-- 96

Page
Lee, F. W. :

fluorspar fault determination in

western Ky 037

prospecting for mineralization 1271

Lee, Harris W., motor carrier decision. 044

Lee, Hazel, court case 548, 051, 950, 990

Lee, Lucas J., court case. 54t>, 051, U5u, 990

Lee, Margaret, relief 358, 490, 735

Lee, Roland L., jr., yarn quality affected

by carding 233

Lee, Ross, relief of admx 375, 735, 738

Lee, Royal, court case 200, 1118, 1311

Lee, Suh II. (Mrs. Charles C), relief. 889

Lee, \. W., motor carrier decision 044

Lee, Wallace, Forest City basin 032

Lee Bird Field, instrument approach

chart 156

Lee County. Ala., mica and beryl 1269

Lees, Lester :

application of Prandtl-Glauert
method to compressible

flow 1291

stability of laminar boundary

layer 1294

Leeward Islands, chart 1412

Legal assistance. Army regulations 840

Legg, Caroline E., child labor in

Alaska 525

Legg, K. E., court case 1281

Legislation, see Laws — also special

subject.
Legislative appropriations, see Appro-
priations.
Legislative branch of Government, see
Congress of United
States.
Legislative calendars, see House of Rep-
resentatives — Senate —
also names of certain
congressional commit-
tees.
Legislative Division. National Park

Service 636

Legislative history of public law 149,

78th Cong., 1st sess 1378

Legislative Reference Service, Library

of Congress 89, 289.

528. 660, 808, 958. 1188

Lehigh Metals Co 555

Lehigh River, engineer report 1134

Lehigh Valley R. R. :

emergency board 1417

rates on fruit 517

Lehigh Valley Trust Co 435

Lehmann. Henri :

archeologv of Popayftn region. Co-
lombia 982

Moguex-Coconuco 983

Lehn & Fink Products Corporation 1123

Leidheiser. H.. action of oils on mctals- 194
Leighton. Alan, ice cream and sherbet. 148

I^eighty. Ralph G., soil survey 458

liCithold. Emily, court case 405

liCithold. William, court case 405

Lekacos. Michnol. court case 284, 989

T/cle Harbor, chart 536

LeMirp. C. P.. trustee, court case 834

Lemke. William (Representative from
N. Dak.) :
report made bv —

Public Lands Com 369

Lemon. Ralph H.. relief 35S

Lemon chansres durin;; storage 339

Lend-lease operations :

defense aid appropriations, pro-
posed provision 677

mutual aid agreements with —

Australia 1423

Belgium 985

French Committee of National

Liberation 986

Great Britain 1121

India 1314

Iraq 123

Netherlands 683

New Zealand 1424

Turkev 553

Union of South .\frlca 987

January-December

1579

Page

Lend-lease operations — Continued

reports 466, b6l

transfer fiscal functions b7o

sec also Imports and exports.
Lend-lease supplies :

disposition, agreement with

Brazil -— - 1423

disposition. agreement with

China 1423

Lending, see Loans.
Lenert Aircraft Corporation, see
Zephyr Aircraft Corpora-

Leneudes Perry, bridge 616, 748, 874

Lenna, Okla., aircraft accident 86o

Lenroot, Katherine F., nursery school

education today 1382

Lenses, photographic, specUications__- 219,

o40j 14oo

Lentin, .T., Lumber Co 521

Lentin. Julian, court case «)21

Leo Construction Co.. Inc 81

Leoffler, S. G., Operating Co— 597, 909, 1113
Leprosy :

diasone in treatment 1?61

promm in-

388

promizolft treatment 1201

technical bulletin 693

Le Raysville quadrangle. Pa.-N.Y 72

Lesinski, John (Representative from
Mich.) :
reports made by —

Conference Com __ 876

Immigration and Naturaliza-
tion Com 41-42,

601, 746, 889, 1052

Invalid Pensions Com 42

Lesley, E. P., tandem air propellers — 99

Leslie, May K., court case of exr 686

Leslie, Warren, sr., court case 686

Lespedeza culture and utilization 231

Lesser, Arthur J., hard-of-hearing

child 409

Lesterville quadrangle. Mo 508

Letko, William, stability, etc., of swept-

back wings 661

Letter circular. National Bureau of

Standards 25, 158, 348,

588, 730, 868, 1028, 1029.
1156, 1251, 1353, 1354
Lettering, see Marking.

Lettuce, rates on 1092

Leum, Leonard N., court case 160

Leuna works, I. G. Farbenindustrie

A. G 1174

Levenson, Leonard G., California air-
frame industry 288

Levers, Forest E., court case_ 124, 950, 1281

Levers, Ray E., court case of admr 124

Levers Bros 124

Levin, David R., highway land acquisi-
tion plats, etc 1364

Levin, L. Ross :

critical shear stress of curved

plate 1295

stresses in built-up beams 661

Levin, Port, chart 537

Levine, David H., court case 1258

Levinson, Edwin D., court case 186

Levinson, Gertrude, court case ISO

Levinson, Max. court case 77, 186, 1281

Levisa Fork of Big Sandy River, im-
provement 757

Levitt, Joseph, effect on canopies on

stability of airplane 810

Levy, Hetty B., exrx.. court case 051, 1258

Levy, Leon, court case of exrs 651, 1258

Levy, Robert S., stringer loads in rein-
forced panels 102

Levy, Samuel :

analysis of rectangular shear web_ 529

analysis of square shear web 92

bending of rectangular plates__ 98, 292
bend^ng tests of monocoque box__ 98

effect of curvature on i)anels 194

end compression of long rectangu-
lar plates I 98

Lewis,
Lewis,

Page

Levy, Samuel — Continued

large-deflection theory of curved

sheet "-

long rectangular plate under load

and pressure 104, biO

normal pressure on plates — 98-99, 29-
strength of aluminum alloy

panels Jl

strength of axially loaded sheet-

stringer panels Y,n

strength of wing beams 102

torsion test of monocoque box 98

Lewenz, H. I., photographic profile re-

corder 1 ^^'^^o

Lewis, Allie S., relief 29, 53

Lewis, Arthur H. W., trustee, court

case ^oQ Iq

Lewis, Carl, relief ' 29, 53

Lewis, Earl R. (Representative from

Ohio) : „.^

bill introduced by ■^oi

Lewis, Elmer A. :

compilations of laws —

antitrust 163

Army air service 3o3

bankruptcy Ji5I

civil service preference, etc — 1252
home owners' loan and hous-
ing acts 353, 1252

mediation, conciliation, etc — 353

naturalization 1252

pension ia5o

selective service 1"48

veterans 471, 878, 1355

Florence N., court case 270

Harriet S. W., trustee, court

case 687

Lewis, John B., court case of trustees- 687
Lewis, John B., jr., trustee, court case- 68 <
Lewis, Merna R., non-air-carrier acci-

dents 1151

Lewis, Newton, court case 411

Lewis, R. W., analyzing manganese ore,

etc 791

Lewis & Holmes Motor Freight Cor-
poration AA

Lewisburg Bus Lines, Inc 644

Lewiston, Maine, aeronautical chart — llorf
Lewiston Orchards project:

construction 891, 920, 1041

report 1177

Lewiston. Mont., instrument approach

chart 727

Lexington quadrangle. Mass 934

Leydon. Arthur J., court case ^o

Liao Ho, chart 669

Libbey-Owons-Ford Glass Co 521, 1184

Libbv", Paul A. : ^ ,

bending moments in fuselage

frame 661

influence coeflBcients of curved

bars 661

Liberty : _„_

credo de liberdade ^^09

Liberty Mutual Insurance Co- 649, 950, 1097
Libove, Charles, critical stress for flat

plate 1405

Libraries :

Army, regulations

cooperation program, suggestions-
facilities in D. C. area

Federal departments and agencies-
hospital library service

vocational, staff development aids-
sce also names of departments, etc.
Library and Naval Records Office, see
Naval Records and Li-
brary Office.
Library books, see Books.
Library Committee, House :

Srts-V-v:-v::-"48o: 750:892, 1054

Library list, Agriculture Department 150,

581,712,1018,1147,1345

Library of Congress 88,

193, 289, 528, 600. 806,

957, 1102, 1188, 1287, 1385

acquisitions, quarterly journal- 88, 806

216
807
660

1115
328

1363

893

1580

Index, 1946

Page

Library of Congress — Continued

aid rendered to physically handi-
capped ifin

buildings and grounds, estimate-- 462

clnssiflcation, class G, maps 1188

collections and services 193

estimates 528

Florida Centennial Exhibition 957

Hispanic activities 958

same (in Portuguese) 123

same (in Spanish) 209

is national library 465

job of librarian 807

manuals 808

national library in life of nation- 957

problems facing 957

records new era of world progress- 660

reorganization, 1939-44 1188

report, 1945 807

see also Evans. Luther H.
Library of Congress Trust Fund Board- 528

Ijibrary record. Quartermaster 136

Library reference list. Price Adminis-
tration Office 118, 826

Library service demonstration :
providing —

hearing 1070

report 916

Librarv Service Division, Education

Office 627

Lice :

control, etc., of sheep and goat

lice . 1144

control of human lice 576

methly bromide as delousing

agent 576

Lichtenstein, Jacob H., tail design for
satisfactory spin recov-
ery 661

Lichtenwalter. Myrl, court case 1281

Lichter. Jacob, court case- 188, 1284

Lichter, Jennie L., court case 188, 1284

Liddell, Robert B. :

double flap with overhang, etc 1395

rounded horns and guards on tail- 1295
Liberman, F. V.. DDT, etc., for control

of Lygus, etc , 1017

Liberman, Robert, court case 950

Lieberman, Jerome S., jr., apparel price

control 825

Lieblein, Joseph, court case 648

Life floats, specification 967

Life insurance :

Government, information and pre-
mium rates 840

national service —

amendments 485.

609, 917, 1041, n62

Army regulations 132

features 131

Life insurance agent, .iob 1129

Life preserver repair kits, specification- 968
Life preservers :

living and berthing equipment 1414

packaging and packing 198,1109

specification 300

Life tables and actuarial tables 718

Lifehoatmen. manual 1319

Lift (aircraft) :

attainable with trailing-edge split
flaps on tailless air-
planes 1395

camber and twist to support dis-
tribution 97

compressibilitv at high subsonic

velocities 1103

compressibility effect on wing 1288

correction of lifting-line theory__ 97

effect on propeller flutter 1397

maximum coefficient 529. 1292

Reynolds number, etc., effects on

airfoil 1288

roughness eAects on airfoil 1288

Scale and turbulence effects on

airfoil 1289

solution of lifting-line integral

equation 97

Page

Lift (aircraft) — Continued

sol ving-lif ting-surface-theory prob-
lems 1292

thin elliptic wings 810

untwisted rectangular rotor

blades 1399

Lift trucks, general schedule of sup-
plies 1125

I,ifting airscrew, ground effect 97

f. if ting and carrying weights by

women 1188

Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co 988

Light lists, see Lights — also names of

localities,
laghthouse Service :

former employees, retired pay 822

former personnel, medical care 426

Lighting fixtures, specification 300

liighting, farmstead, planning 461

Lightning discharges to aircraft, etc-_ 959
Lights :

lists. Coast Guard 436,

557, 994, 1319

lists, Hvdrographic Office 416,

533,666
requirements for vessels —

bearings 44, 172

law 31

see also names of localities.
Lignite :

article from minerals yearbook — 1083

data for 1944 74

gasification 937

inspection standards for strip

mines O.TS

mine safety code 10S4

production 73, 790

statistical summary in 1944 394

liilliard. B. C, court case 187

Lillie, Francis T., relief 743,909,1032

Lillie, Lois E., relief 743, 909, 1032

I,illie, R. D. :

pathology of alphanaphthylthi-

ourea 63

tularemia in golden hamster 176

Lilly, Charles H.. Co 962

Lilly, Stanley J., relief 29

Lily weevil, pest in Pacific Northwest- 576

I>ima, Manual R., relief of estate 37, 241

Lima beans, digestibility of vines for

sheep 1342

Lime :

abstraction of iron ores 1366

in 1945 1271

preprint from minerals yearbook- 1269

resources, etc., in United States 861

I.ime-soda-clav sinters, alumina extrac-
tion 1268

Limekiln Rapids quadrangle, Idaho-
Wash 1172

liimestone, rates on 1181, 1374

see also Rogers City limestone.
Jyimestone County, Tex., land transfer- _ 34,

49. 163
I>iming materials, credit rates- 151, 233-234
Limiting time for bringing certain ac-
tions :

minority views 43

reports 772, 1059

Lin, Chia Chiao, stability of laminar

boundary layer 1294

Lina, I^indsay J. :

retractable planing flap instead of

fixed step on seaplane 1395

tests of flying boat hulls 96

Linck, J. H., analyzing manganese ore,

etc 791

Lincoln, Francis- C.:

Defense zinc property 1367

Gray and Bautsch lead and zinc

deposits 1366

New Dale Rundell zinc mine 1272

Lincoln, Nebr. :

aeronautical chart 1153

instrument approach charts--*- 23, 1024

I incoln County, Tenn., soil survey 339

Lincoln Electric Co 320

January-Decembkr

1581

PncTP

Lincoln Memorial 75

Lincoln Tunnel, motor carrier decision- 279
Lincoln's Gettysburg address anniver-
sary, designating Dedica-
tion Day- 892, 1037, 1073, 1307
Lindahl, Ivan, distillers' solubles as re-
placement for molasses in

mixed feeds 575

Lindbergh Field, instrument approach

charts 727, 1025

Lindenberg, Louis, court case 654

Linderer, Elinore T., Government in-
spection of processed

fruits, etc 581

Lindi Harbor, chart 1194

Lindi River, chart 1194

Lind(iuist, Arthur W. :

cage for testing DDT residual

treatments 1017

chamber for testing iusecticidal

sprays 1017

Lindsey, W. F. :

effect of compressibility on airfoil- 1288
position error as applied to pitot

static tube 1294

Lindvall, Phoebe W., sodium chloride

effect on boric acid, etc- 1027

Line level indicator, specification 1132

Line Material Co 1281

Lines, steel safety, specification 968

Ling, Dave W., court case 802

Lingard, Harold T., balance sheet of

agriculture 1261

Llngcod, preparation 785

Linings :

baking-dish, specification 672

synthetic-rubber, specification 300

Link, William W. (Representative from
111.) :
report made by —

Immigration and Naturaliza-
tion Com 478

Linkous, C. E., safety record of mine
no. 7, Island Creek Coal

Co 1271

Linn, A. :

clays 1268

fuller's earth industry in 1945 1270

Linnell, Calif., wages, etc., in labor

supply center 574

Linnenbringer, Edward .T., court case-- 1093

Linoleatc, lead, siiecification 199

Linoleum, speeitications 689-690

Linoleum scrap, rates 1374

Linotype oiierator, job 217

Linseed oil, catalytic conjugation 10

Lint, see Cotton.
Linters, ^^ee Cotton.

Linwood Development Co 307, 679

Lion, Gulf of. chart 297

Lipe, M. 1'.. motor carrier decision 1180

Lipe Motor Lines 1180

Lippert Bros., relief 883, 1032. 1065

Liquid assets, national survey 1143.

1166, 1261
Liquid eggs, see Eggs.
Li((uid fuel, see Fuel.
Liquidation, Foreign, Office of Com-
missioner of, see Ofpee
of Foreign Liquidation
Commissioner.
Liquidation, Office of Director of, see
Office of Director of
Li(iuidation.
Liquids, inflammable, etc., safe han-
dling 1125

Liquor Control Board of Washington

State 384

Liquor warehouse 1310

Liquors :

customs appeal 173

publications, price list 391

Li.say, Stephen, relief 743, 909, 1032

Lisbon, Lester .7., motor carrier de-
cision 1092

List, sec Bibliography — also subject of
list.

743176- -47 10

Page

liitchfleld & Aladison Ry., securities 1090

Litchfield Manufacturing Co 196,414

Liter, Fred C, relief 375,590

Literature, see, for literature of a spe-
cial subject, subject in-
volved.
Lithium :

extraction and uses in Germany-- 1174

minerals in 1943 1271

Lithium chloride, production from

spodumene 635

T^itigation. see Actions at law.
Litterer, Oscar F., public finance and

full employment 387

Litters, metal, specification 1304

Little, T. M., color and smudge resist-
ance in onion 1017

Little Big Inch pipe line, bid 1163

Little Missouri River, naming dam and

reservoir on 915

Little Placentia Harbor, chart 418

Little Port, chart 297

Little Rock, Ark. :

aeronautical chart 723

instrument approach charts.- 727, 1024

topographic quadrangle map 934

Little Valley, Wash., flood control 1005

T,ivability, see Housing.
I'jive stock, see Livestock,
'^.iver meal, see Fish meal.
Liveright, Peter B., International
Association of Machin-
ists 410

Liverpool, England, chart of port 669

■"/ivestock :

and products, prices received by

farmers 1143

Cuba's livestock industry 1018

livestock and wool situation 9. 707

market review and statistics 14.

15, 713
meat animals, farm production,

etc 574

meat animals, in war and peace-- 574

on farms 45R

price control investigation 610

puhlic.Ttions on animal industry. 1160

rates on 403, 642, 1374

reports, 1946. schedule and con-
tents 147

slaughter statistics 1237

tuberculosis in, improved tuber-
culin 147

see also Food for livestock —
Sin lightering industry.
Livestock and Wool Division. Foreign
Ar'rirultural Relations

Office 1018

Livestock Branch. Production and Mar-
keting Admin 15, 1?37

Tiivie, George D., court case 802

T/iving costs and stan<iards. see Cost

and standard of living.
TJving quarters, xre Ouarters.
Livingston, G. F.. livdromet.illurgy,

etc., of coltalt 178

Tjivingston, Rov. court case 204

T.ivingston, r.-ilif.. .nircraft accident - 1150
Livingston Countv Kv., exploration for

fluorite 1306

fyivingston County. Mich., physical land

conditions 1148

Ijlacuna, Venancio. relief of estate 37.

375, 590

f/lano Estacado. aeronautical chart 723

Lloyd, Bolivar .L. jr.. m.-irihnana and

pyrahexvl compound 1f*fii

'^.loyd. n. Gates, court case 1?81

'^.loyd. R. R.. Vieneficiation of chromite- 509
Tjoad (mechanics') :

aircraft construction under re-
peated application of

load 1190

aircraft-engine bearing loads 1394.

14no

at which spray enters propellers.- 810

1582

Index, 1946

Page

Load (mechanics) — Continued

axial, stiffness and carry-over

factors 1400

bnildinR code requirements 25

carried by bolts in joints --_ 810

critical compression, for testing

machine 97

critical gust loads on overloaded

airplanes 1291

distribution on win;,', compressi-
bility effect 1288

distribution over swept-back wing_ 1401

dynamic, for prismatic float 1292

(Ivnamic, on vertical tail 960

cifect on flexible rings in circular

shells 1292

high-wing, effect on landing tech-
nique, etc 1400

hydrodvnnmic impact, for pris-
matic floats 1292,1401

long rectangular plate under axial

load 194

on wing, etc., in pull-up maneu-
vers 1292

span load distributions on wingS- 104

spanwise load distribution 1400

tensile stringer, in reinforced pan-
els 102. 194

ultimate, supported by stiffened

flat sheet panels 97

vertical-tail, in rolling pull-out ma-
neuvers 1400

Load lines, regulations for establish-
ment 1210

L(/ading, improved methods, reduction
of loss, etc., in rail trans-
portation 1232

Loiikooloe. chart 418

Loan Agency, see Federal Loan Agency.
Loan packets on inter-American sub-
jects 928

Loans :

blanket participation by banks 12fiO

business enterprises, information. 777
Commodity Credit Corporation

programs 862

commodity loan series 715

foreign loan policy of the Govern-
ment 412

lending operations, Federal Hous-
ing Administration 1409

property improvement, regula-

lations 531

publications, price list 177

veterans —

effectuate in District of Co-
lumbia 40, 471, 591

guaranteed 690

gunranty or insurance 438,559

home loans under G. I. Bill of

Richts 662

regulations 1213

revolving fund 372, 378. 592

secondary market 1044, 1050

testimony pertaining to 485

.tee also Agricultural credit — also
names of certain Federal
agencies making loans.
Lobar pneumonia, see Pneumonia.

Lobos, Isla de, charts 538, 1196

Local board memoranda 121,

206. 430, 551. 682, 82S,
980. 1119, 1204. 1312, 1421
Local government, employment and

pay rolls 657

Locke, F. W. S.. jr.. main spray charac-
teristics of flving boats^^ 1103

Locke. Thomas C. relief 470. 675

r,ockers. see Cold storage.
Lockheed Air Terminal :

airport obstruction plan 1245

instruniont approach chart__ 585, 12'4 6

Locks of II, S., navigation data 850

Lock wood. Vernard E., rounded horns

and guards on tail 129."

Locomotive accidents, see Accidents.

Page
Locomotive Inspection Bureau, report,

1945 182

Locomotives :

Diesel, in European mines 1365

Diesel, use through railway tun-
nels 936

fuel and power 79, 798

Locust plague 311

Loeb, Herbert A., court case 212, 1184

Loftin. Laurence K., jr. :

airfoil section with double slotted

flap 1189

effects of surface roughness on
boundary-layer transi-
tion 1288

Loftis, V. P., Co 625, 950, 1281

Loftis, Vade P., court case— 625, 950, 1281

Lofts & Son 765, 883, 1033

Logan, .Tohn A., relief 359. 613. 871

Logan, Josephine (Mrs. Grant), relief- 359.

490, 590
Logan, Kirk H., underground corro-
sion 467

Logan, Mont., railroad accident 181

Logan Airport, instrument approach

chart 1246

Logan & Kanawha Coal Co 320

Logan Clav Products Co 1299

Loggins. Vertie B.. relief 359, 613, 735

Login Corporation 1378

Logs and logging :

building with logs 13

hazardous-occupations status of

logging 400

logging and lumber production 232

Logsdon, C. S., local industrial promo-
tion 347

L'Oiseau, Bale de la, see Christmas,
Port.

Loky, Bale de, chart 537

Lollis, Fred, court case 287, 315, 554

Lomas, Rada de, chart 298

Lomax, Harvard, rate of change of
yawing-moment coefll-

cient 960

Lombard, P. M.. American potato va-
rieties 577

Lombok Strait, chart 1301

London Terrace, Inc 978, 1310

Lone Rock, Wis., instrument approach

chart 727

Lonergan, Thomas, court case of trus-
tees S34

Long, A. J., jr., court case 521

Long, E. M., Elberta peach growth,

chloride, etc., effect 1235

Long, Walter J., concentration of oxide

manganese ores 275

Long Beach, Calif. :

airport obstruction plan 726

instrument approach chart 727. 1246

T tunnel 482

Long Island potato harvest workers.

wages __ 1233

Long Island R. R. :

accident 1275

emergency board 1112

Long range air navigation charts, see

Maps and charts.
Longevity pay. .see Pay. allowances, etc.
Longitudinal control, see Control (air-
craft) .
Longitudinal stability, see Stalnlity of

airplanes.
Longview, Tex., sponge-iron experi-
ments 1271

Loose-leaf binders, specifications- 967, 1415
L6pez Ramos. Alberto, relief of es-
tate 743. 909. 1033

Lorain, S. H.. Clark Fork lead-zinc

district 1269

Loran :

electronic aid for commercial use_ 415
handbook for shipl)oard operators. 815
new radio navigator 814

January-December

1583

Page

Lorch Manufacturing Co 428, 978, 1310

Lord, Albert M., combustion and mix-
ture temperatures 1104

Lorenz, Frank J., court case 284

Lorraine Castle Apartments Building

Corporation, Inc 82

Los Ansreles, Calif. :

aeronautical chart 584

airport obstruction plan 1245

court case 920. 1097, 1281

finances 717

wages of citrus harvest workers in

area 574

Los Angeles-Albuquerque Express,

Inc USD

Los Angeles County, Calif., subsurface
mineral and water

rights 58, 161

Los Angeles-Long Beach Harbor defen-
sive sea area 675

Los Angeles maritime control area 675

Los Angeles Soap Co 651

Loskot, John E., claim 688

Lost River tin deposit, investigation — 1175
Lothrop, Samuel K., Diaguita of Chile- 982

Lott, P. S., carbon black 1305

Lott, Jesse A., relief 901

Lottin, Port, chart 536

Loudon, Charles F., court case of trus-
tee 1209

Lougbine, Paul, relief 478

Louise, Lake, aeronautical charts — 21, 1023
Louisiana :

bridge across Calcasieu River 747,

912, 1030
conservation practices, handbook- 151
erosion control, etc., investiga-
tions 863

farmers' almanac 861

frozen food locker plants 631

mail routes, schedules 2t»l,

544, 1111, 1300
pneumonitis, epidemic in bayou

region 502, 628, 1262

post route map . 113

reparation payments for oyster

beds 888

rice yields 860

wages for sugarcane production,

etc 581, 713, 1347

war casualties 812

World War II honor list 1331

Louisiana Agricultural Experiment

Station 709

Louisiana Delta Hardwood Lumber

Co., Inc 1427

Louisiana Department of Agriculture

ahd Immigration 709

Louisiana Laud & Exploration Co 320,

384, 1317
liouisiana Public Service Commission- 949
Louisville, Ky. :

tinanccs 583

flood control, estimate 823

instrument approach chart 727

milk handling, order 1340

Louisville & Nashville R. R. :

accidents 278, 51G, 517, 1275

rates on bedding (for cattle) 279

rates on steel drums 1375

Louisville, New Albany & Corydoii

R. R., purchase 1373

Lounsbury, Clarence, soil survey 1235

Lourenyo, Marques, chart 537

Loustalot, A. J., photosynthesis, etc.,

of pecan leaves 577

Love, J. D. :

Lower Cretaceous, etc., rocks of

Wyoming 70

test wells for oil and gas in Wyo-
ming 70

Triassic rocks in central Wy-
oming 393

Love, Katharine S.. animoniuni nitrate

for use as fertilizer 1017

Love, S. K., surface waters of U. S 69

Page

Love Field :

airport obstruction plan 867

instrument approach chart 1024

Lovell Field, instrument approach

chart 345

Lovett, Robert M. :

court case 407, 651, 989

court case, expenses 354

Loving Field, instrument approach

chart 150, 1024

Lovingston quadrangle, Va 509

Low-rent housing, see Housing.

Low-slow flying, fatal mistake 1352

Lowe, David L., court case 1209

Lowe, I. J., editor, agriculture deci-

cisions 7, 705

Lowe, Samuel E., trustee, court case- 951
Lowell. Mass., milk handling orders- 1148,

1340
Lower Cretaceous period, see Creta-
ceous period.
Lower Ordovi<-ian period, see Ordo-
vician period.

Lower Yellowstone project, map 1088

Lowery, Newtoh W., relief-- 743, 909, 1033
Lowman, M. S., savory herbs, culture

and use 710

Lownsbury, Elizabeth C, court case — 186
Lowry, John G. :

airfoils with slotted flaps 90

horn-balanced control surfaces 1390

pressure distribution over aileron- 958
pressure distribution over airfoil- 289

Lowry. O. William, court case 1097

Lubbock, Tex., instrument approach

chart 1024

Lubets, Robert, court case 1097

Lubig, Mary R.. real estate, etc., brok-
erage business 348

Lubricants :

investigations in Germany — 1174, 1208
iroh contamination of lubricating

oil 1393

specifications 199, 214. 421, 838

world retail prices, etc., on motor

oils 73, 791

see also Greases.
Lubrication, hydrodynaniic, of near-
infinite sliders 1402

Lucero uplift 633

Lucia, Robert E., flow coefficients of

poppet intake valves 529

Lucin, Utah, instrument approach

chart 1024

Luck, Juanita. camps for children 525

Ludlow, Louis (Representative from
Ind.) :
reports made by —

Appropriation Com 243, 595

Ludokiewich. Violet, relief- 490, 883, 1033

Ludwig. Julia S., court case 687

Ludwigshafen. Germany. I. G. Farben-

industrie plants— 1173, 1208

IJibeck Bay. chart 1301

Luecker, Arthur R.. bending moments

in rotor blades 1399

Luedors. Clothilde K., court case of

exrs 687

liUeders, Frederick J., exr., court caso_ 687
Liitzkendorf, Germany, Wintershall

A. G. investigation 1174

Luff, Paul: . ,^„„

gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc 1083.

1174
metal mining in —

Arizona 1209

Idaho 1269

Montana 1270

Utah 1270

Washington 1270

T.uggacre. simplified practice 588

r,uke Field, instrument approach chart- 345
Lukens, Beatrice, anodes for electro-
lytic manganese 792

Lumber : .

dry, good wood houses built 579

exported, investigation 610

1584

Index, 1946

I'atjc

Ijumber — -Contiiiuotl

facts for inilustry 154, 864

importation, housinK emergency-- 1308
lu possession of Navy Dept., in-
formation rwiuest 005

inadequately dried reducing haz-
ards 460

Industry report 24, 730

Japanese trade study 316

prices & production 1117

jiroduetion 232

|)ublications, price list . 630

rates on 403, 945

seasoning snuill quantities 579

shipped green, protected against

decay 577

sustained-yield capacity of Amer.

forests 762

wages in industry, 1944 65S

Lumber & Sawmill Workers Union 1192

Lumber Products Association, Inc 054

Lumber Unit, Foreign and Domestic

Commerce Bur 24

Lund, Charles E., fats and oils 729

Lund, Genevieve, relief 29

Lundin, Bruce T., pressurized shunt-
type cooling systems 1393

Liind(iuist, Eugene E. :

bu(,'l<ing of plates in compression. 1190
compressive strength of aircraft

materials 1389

critical compression load 97

critical compressive stress 293

determining column curve 92

effect of displacement of center
support on buckling of

column 1390

instability of bos beams 92

restraint provided plate by stifif-

ener 293

strength of cylinders 93

tables of stiffness, etc., for struc-
tural members 1400

Lung-K'ou Wan, chart 1412

Lunken Airport, instrument approach

charts 585, 1024

Luoma, Arvo A., section characteris-
tics of airfoil 809

Lurie, Babette G., court case 284

Lusk, James B., ducted head baffles to
reduce cylinder tempera-
tures 1291

Lusthaus, A. L., court case 186, 434

Lustig. Henry, & Co., Inc 307

Lutz, J. M. :

citrus fruit respiration after harv-
est 148

Kieffer pear for use as food 1345

Lux, Jerome J., court case 1116, 1202

Luxenberger, Eugene A., court case 160

Luxford, R. P., plywood lightweight

constructions 239

Luyten W. J., navigation "By guess and

by God" 814

Lygus, DDT control on seed alfalfa 1017

Lyle, John E. (Koi)resentative from
Tex.) :

bill introduced by 16(>

reports made by —

Post Office and Post Roads

Com 607,897

Lyman, F. Earlo, control of Anopheles

quadrimaculatus 64

r<ympliogranuloma venereum :

false positive reactions for syph-
ilis 1167

viruses 028

Lynch, Humphrey J., court case of

exrs 187

Lynch, James, relief 470, 590

Lynch, I.,ulu, court case 81

I>ynchburg, Va., instrument approach

chart 1025

Lynde, Eleanor W., relief of estate 359,

490, 590
I-ynn quadrangle. Mass 935

Page

Lynnport, Pa., aircraft accident 1351

Lyon, Thoburn C., practical air naviga-
tion 154

Lyons, Thomas E. :

foreign-trade zones service 1304

New Orleans foreign trade zone_- 1020

Philadelphia story 1169

Lyons, W. James, adhesive properties

of tire cord 10

Lyons, Kans., aircraft accident 865

Lytle Creek, naming Sheppard Flood-
way on 915

M

M-9 kite, flying 1204

Alaas River, see Meuse River.
Maasuam (steamship) :

reimburse Marine Corps per-
sonnel 29

Mabee, Courtney M., court case 83, 315

McAbee, Philip W., court case 320

McAdam, D. J., jr. :

Poisson's ratio for chromium-
nickel steel 101

shear elastic properties of metals- 292

tensile elastic properties of steel 101

torsional elastic properties of

steel 101

McAdams, William H., heat transfer in

tube 291

McAfee, Cecile W., relief— 883, 1033, 1065

McAfee, Haven H., relief 883, 1033, 1065

McAfee, Sarah, relief of guardian 883,

1033, 1005
McAleer, James A. :

chronology of WPB, etc 1116

farm machinery, etc., policies of

WPB 976

McAllister, James F., quicksilver-anti-
mony depoHits 09

McAllister Lighterage Line, Inc 83,

407, 554
MacAlpine, C. P., jr.. Las Vegas Basin,

etc 1172

Macauley, Edward, court case 554

McAvoy, William H., spin tests of low-
wing monoplane 100

McBrayer, James R., trustee, court

case 319

McBrion, J., copper, Japanese trade

study 310

McCabe, P. J., milky disease of Jap-
anese beetle larvae 1234

McCain, John B., court case 1309

McCall, J. Hal. congressional direc-
tory 1157

McCall, P. R., erosion control, etc 803

McCann, F. T., Mesozoic, etc., strati-
graphy 392

McCann, Lewis P., embryology of tung

tree 12

McCarran, Pat (Senator from Nev.) :
papers presented by —

administrative procedure act- 1250

criminal procedure 831

Mexican water treaty 1061

reports made by —

Appropriations Com 763, 905

Commerce Com 55, 912, 914

District of Columbia Com 910,

1009
Irrigation and Reclamation

Com 920

Judiciary Com 50-57, 202, 379,

620, 772, 920-921, 1073
Public Lands and Surveys

Com 59, 499, 623, 775

McCarthy, Charles E., magnesia from

olivine 1366

McCarthy, John A., is there too much

social legislation? 955

McCarthy, Wilson, trustee, rates on

kapok 517

McCarthy Bros. Construction Co 926,

1097, 1378

January-December

1585

Page

Mcrartney, J. T., size distribution of

coal particles 73

McCarty, James B.. relief 475, 614, 735

McCauley, Maryclaire :

closing of gold niin'^s 1115

concentration of civilian produc-
tion 975

electric iron production, resump-
tion 547

McCloary, Jay H., relief 29

McClellaii, Charles H., cooling charac-
teristics cf engine 1393

McClellan, John L. (Senator from
Ark.) :
reports made by —

Commerce Com__ 494, 912, 914-015

Naval Affairs Com 381

McClenon, Walter H. :

estate and gift tax provisions 1256

excise tax provision 1256

individual income tax provisions- 609

McCloskev. Eleanor, relief 918, 1033

MeClosl^v, William T. :

action of streptomycin on tubercu-
losis 176

pharmacology of alphanaphthyl-

thiourea 63

McCloud, Marian A., relief-- 746. 918, 1033

McClure, Virge, relief 245, 490, 590

McClusky, Howard Y., post-war coun-
seling for 'tween-age

youth 13S2

McCone Countv, >ront.. bridge across

Missouri River-- 261, 478, 592
McCoiinell, W. J., trade name solvents

for cleaning, etc 1079

McCormack, Jklward P., relief of

estate 908. 1032

McCormack, George R., slaughtering
and meat packing in-
juries, etc 806

McCormack, John W. (Representative
from Mass.) :

bills introduced by 606, 1160

McCormick, Elmo E., trustee, court

case 925

McCradv Construction Co 411, 527

McCrarv, J. B.. Co.. Inc 597, 765, 973

McCrory Holding Co 1185, 1380

McCulloch, Ernest C, toxicity to swine

of lead arsenate, etc 1341

McCulloch, R. B., Big Four zinc-silver

mine 794

McCullough, Max, radio talks 117

McCutohin, Alex, court case 1281

McCutchin, Alma, court case 1281

McDermid. A. .T. :

secondary aluminum in 1945 937

secondary metals, nonferrous 1269

secoiiilary zinc in 1045 1175

MacDonald, A. D.. whole-blood test

for pullorum disease 1144

McDonald, Emma J., acid reaction on

difructose anhydrides 466

MacDonald, Neil P., acute general hos-
pitals 929

MacDonald. Thomas H. :

highway development under Fed-
eral legislation 629

new pattern for highway develop-
ment 1364

secondary road development 1363

McDonnel. Daniel A., court case 521

McDonough, John B., claim 994

McDonough, Atichael J., relief of

estate 259, 593, 735

Macduff. Scotland, chart 419

Macei6, Porto de. chart 668

McElroy, Frank S. :

industrial in.iuries in 1945 657

slaughtering and meat packin.g in-
juries, etc 806

McElwaine, Robert B., Hot Spring

County, Ark 1365

McEwen, J. H., court case ^ ^92

Page

McFarland, Ernest W. (Senator from
Ariz.) :
reports made by —

Indian Affairs Com 620

Irrigation and Reclamation

Com 262, 771

Judiciary Com 56-57

McFarland, L. D., Co 280

McFarling, J. Ralph, stresses, etc., of

Japanese center life 641

Mc(iarroll. Thomas, relief of estate 29, 53

McGehee, Dan R. (Representative from
Miss.) :
reports made by — -

Claims Com 36-40, 245-

246, 355-362, 473-4'77,
506-599, 741-744, 8S5

Conference Com 32, 242.

352. 470-471, 593. 738

McGeorge, Walter, course case 160

McGhee-Tyson Airport, instrument ap- 4

proach chart 22

McGill, Gertrude, relief 359, 490, 735

MacGillivray, John H., carrot pro-
duction 1145

McGoldrick, James B., relief- 883, 1033, 1065

McGough Bakeries Corporatiou 106

McGovern, J. N. :

hardwoods for pulpwood require-
ments 1147

sulfite pulping of western red

cedar 580

McGowan, Patrick, court case 187, 267

McGownd. Harold, court case 1185

McGrane, Reginald C, construction pro-
gram, etc., of WPB 976

McGraw, B. T., the house I live in 1191

McGraw, Nornuin E., <:ourt case 802

MacGregor, Alpine, court case 1378-79

MacGuffle, Joseph, relief 475

.McGuire, Kathleen L., relief of guard-
ian 259, 469

McGuire, L. II.. Diesel locomotives, use

through railway tunnel- 936
McGunnigal, Edward F., jr., court case_ 83
Macli number warning device for use

in flight 1396

McHenry quadrangle. 111. -Wis 1267

Machesney Airport, instrument ap-
proach chart 727

Machine guns :

Browning, field manual 1432

effects on aerodynamic character-
istics of airplane 1388

Machine tools :

accessories, wage relationships 956

accessories, wage structure- 527, 1187

general schedule of supplies 1211

packaging and packing 1109, 1197

prices, appendix to MPR 1 548

retooling America 827

wage structure in machine tool

industry 658

Machinery :

basic machines 197

industrial reference service 24. 158.

237, 346, 465, 587, 729.
868, 1027, 1156, 1250, 1352

price adjustments 428

prices it 01

rates on 045

wage relationships 88

wage structure 411, 955

sec alxo special kinds of machin-
ery, e. g. Textile machin-
ery.
Machlin. Eugene S. :

artificial running-in of piston

rings 1401

coaxial lapping of cast-iron piston

rings 1401

creep of metals 661

stress rupture of heat-resisting

alloys 1290

Mclpdoo, N. E.. di'rest of literature

on DDT,, 709

1586

Index, 1946

Page

Mclntire, Koss T., statement 44

Mclutosli, Klizabetli K., court case 320

Mcintosh County, Okla., court case-. 187
McKanu, liobert, dcsiKn parameters of

planinsi-tail hulls 1103

Mackay, W. K., court case 926

McKean, Margaret S., court case 834

McKeau, Quincy A. S., court case 834

McKee, Roland :

crotalaria, culture and utiliza-
tion 1344

lespedeza, culture alid utilization- 231
McKee, Kuth E., wartime exile of Jap-
anese Americans 1274

McKellar, A. D., lumber, Japanese

trade study 316

McKellar, Kenneth (Senator from
Teun. ) :
reports made by —

Appropriations Com 49-50

» 257, 373, 486, 611. 762-

763, 904-905, 1062 ,
Post Offices and Post Roads

Com 265, 499

McKenzie, Charles E. (Representative
from La.) :
report made by —

Post Office and Post Roads

Com 897

Mackenzie Bay, aeronautical chart 584

Mackiewich, Justin, court case 82

McKillip, Janet, relief 490, 590

Mackin Corporation 1317

McKinley, Mount, aeronautical chart- 1243
McKinney, Elizabeth G. :

aerodynamic balances of 2 nose

shapes, etc 1388

comparison of pitching moments,

etc 1288

McKinney, Marion O., jr. :

dihedral, etc., effects on stability

and control 1103, 1294

rudder-free stability theory 1404

McKinney, Viola, relief—- 883, 1038, 1065

McKinney, William C, relief 490, 871

McKinnon, P. F., compression, etc., on

yellow-poplar plywood — 1147
Macks, B. Fred :

aluminum-allov crankpin bear-
ings 1103

blade-bearins loads 1400

crankpin bearing loads 1394

MacLachlan, Robert :

effect of canopies oti stability 810

effect of sideslip on stability 1405

McLaren, John, court case 468

McLean. Alexander, relief of estate — 29
MacLean, J. D. :

temperature change in timbers — 580
temperatures in timbers after heat-
ing 580

McLean. Oscar, N., relief 53, 161

MacLeish, Archibald :

address on Hispanic activities of

L. C 958

same (in Portuguese) 123

same fin Snnnish) 209

reorganization of Library of Con-
gress 1188

McLendon, P. A., nurseries for mod-
ern maternity 86

Marleod Bureau 950

McLeod gl.Tss-snnd pits, investigation- 793
McLncas. Walter S.. C. A. B. report-- 343
Macmahon, Arthur, international in-
formation proirram 208

McMahon. Brien (Senator from Cotin.) :
reports made by—

Atomi'- Energy. Special Com-

mittop on 4Sfi

Claims Com-169. 908-912, 1064-67

IntiTState rnmtnor'-e Com 1072

McMahon, M. C, tnlnromia attempted

transmission 503

McMaster, R. C, test methods for spot

weMs jp ajiiminni alloys- J93

Page
MacMasters, M. M., bibliography on

soft corn, etc 10

McMeans, A. C, relief 743, 909, 1033

McMeekin, T. L., making casein Cn

farm 575

McMillan, John L. (Representative
from S. C.) :

bill introduced by 896

reports made by —

District of Columbia Com 246,

477, 599-600, 744-745,
887-888
McNary, Charles L., memorial serv-
ices 1355

MacNeil, F. Stearns, Midway and Wil-
cox stratigraphy 933

McNeill, John M. :

audio-visual aids for communica-
tion 1147

cellulosic materials 581

fertilizer use and crop yields 1018

McNichols, James W., trustee, court

case 82

Macon, Ga. :

instrument approach chart 585

rental housing income and ex-
penses 1118

McPherson, Albert E. :

adaptor for measuring strains 102

bending tests of monocoque box 98

calibrator for dynamic strain

gages 96

normal-pressure tests of plates- 98, 292
strength of aluminum alloy pan-
els 91

strength of axially loaded sheet-
stringer panels 1103

strength of wing beams 102

torsion test of monocoque box 98

McQuilkin, W. E., seeding with pines in

Piedmont region 1345

McRae, Douglas C, relief of guardian- 475,

614, 735

MoRae. Gretchen, court case 307

McShain, John, court case 625

McVay, Charles B., testimony in court

martial records 605

McVeigh, Charles S., exr., court case — 833

McWiiliams, Brooks B.. court case 1184

McWilliams, James, Blue Line, Inc 645

McWiiliams, John P., court case 1184

McWilliams, Margaret, relief 350, 375

McWiiliams, Susan P., court case of

exr 1184

^radagascar, chart 537

Madden, A. H. :

gage for testing DDT residual

treatments 1017

chamber for testing insecticldal

sprays 1017

Madden, Ray J. (Representative from
Ind.) :
reports made by —

Claims Com 741

Naval Affairs Com 167,

755-756, 896
Madison, Bernice, child labor in

Alaska 525

Madison, 111., railroad accident 181

Madison, Wis., instrument approach

charts 345,727

Madison County. 111.. Edward.sville

demonstration project-- 16

Madison wood-susrar jirocess 1147

^r■dl. J. F.. court case ^'^'^

"^f.idl Implement Co 118

Aladre Lagoon, aeronautical chart 5*^4.

124.T
Mae Nam Chno Phyriva, see Chao
Phvrava River .

\faezer. .Toseph. relief 883. 1033, 106.T

Mnga^-ine (aircraft c:imera) :

specification 132.S

^fnsrnzinos. nvc Periodicals.

Magoe, Florence V.. relief 53, 161

Magee, John W., relief , 53, 161

January-December

1587

Page

Maggin, Bernard :

lift attainable on tailless air-
planes 1395

longitudinal stability of wings 960

rudder-free stability theory 1404

Maggio Bros. Co., Inc 834

Magistad. O. C, salt problem in irri-
gation agriculture 1233

Magnesia : .

chlorination ^...

from olivine 130t>

process for production of mag-
nesium oxide 510

wrought products, facts for indus-
try 864

Magnesite in 1945 1270

Magnesium :
alloys — -

aging aircraft structures ef-
fect 292

bearing tests y*

column strength 97, 194

tensile and compressive tests- 97

compounds, in 1945 127u

' compounds, preprint from miner-
als yearbook 1083

industrial foundry wastes 635

plants and facilities, surplus 138

preprint from minerals yearbook- 1269

public land withdrawal in Utah 59

secondary, in 1945 937

sequestration in presence of alka-
line detergents 1078

Magnesium oxide, see Magnesia.

Magnesium Products, Inc 187

Magnet Cove Rutile Co. property, ex-
ploration 1366

Magnetic maps of Worcester, etc.,

Counties, Md 632

Magnetic observations in American

republics 1241

Magnetic reconnaissance in north-cen-
tral Minnesota, 1945 1269

Magnolia Petroleum Co 521

Magnuson, Harold J., penicillin and

mapharsen for syphilis 1078

Magnuson, Warren G. (Senator from
Wash.) :
reports made by —

Commerce Com 494, 1068

Naval Affairs Com 58

Magruder, W. G., relief 883, 1033, 1065

Mugwood, Lewis E., claim 37, 375, 590

Mahan, W. M. :

beneficiation of chromite 509

recovery of metal, etc., from alumi-
num dross 790

Maher, John P., relief 37, 375, 675

Maheux, Patsy A., relief of estate 359,

765, 871
Mahler, Mary L., influence of jet pro-
pulsion unit on wings 1292

Mahlon Sweet Airport, instrument

approach charts 585, 1024

Mahn, Dorothy, court case 948

Muhon, George H. (Representative from
Tex.) :
report made by —

Appropriations Com 740

Mail boxes, apartment-house, regula-
tions, etc 1111

Mail distributors, general schedule 322,

Mail matter :

cost ascertainment report 971, 1111

Naval Operations Office 813

Plant and Operations Office, Agri-
culture Dept 1345

Mail rates, see names of certain com-
panies carrying mail.
Mail routes, see Post route maps — Rail-
way Mail Service — also
names of certain airlines,
railroads, etc.
Main, Chester N.. relief 741,764 870

Page

Maine :

agricultural conservation pro-
gram 233, 123S

chart 1248

court case of governor 1282

electric rate book 174

mail routes, schedules 201,

424, 819, 971

medical center for children 1382

post route map 113

war casualties 812

World War II honor list 1331

Maine Central R. R., accident 277

Maize, E. R., mine rescue work, train-
ing officials 937

Maize, see Corn.

Makassar, Celebes, chart 537

Make it a million, goal of Army Re-
cruiting Service 848

Makin, capture 1437

Mako K6, chart 669

M^ikransky, Dorothy, court case of

exrs 187

Makransky, Edward, court case 187

Makransky, Harry, court case 187

Makransky, Louis, court case 187

Makransky, Murray J., exr., court case_ 187

Makransky, Sadye, court case 187

Malacca Strait :

current tables 1022

sailing directions, supplement 666

Malaga quadrangle, N. Mex 1082

Malaria :

DDT house spray for control 388

spray-time topics 1078

Malaria Control in War Areas Office,

Atlanta, Ga 628

Malay language :

guide to spoken language 843

phrase book 1000

Malbin, Irving, court case 950

Male, Donald W. :

preignition-limited performance of

3 fuels 1291

surface-ignition temperatures 1407

Mallardi, Joseph, relief 52, 161

Malleable Iron Range Co 945

Mallery, T. D., inter-American rubber

development 1235

Malloy, Evelyn, court case 212

Malloy, Frank R., court case 212

Malta Island, chart 418, 964

Maltine Co 320

Malvestuto, Frank S., tail and wing-tip
spin-recovery p a r a -

chutes 1401

Mammals, of San Jos6 Island 981

see also Game.
Management :

improvement, what's your sug-
gestion V 1015

public management sources 823

Mananara Anchorage, chart 537

Manasco, Carter (Representative from
Ala.) :
reports made by —

Conference Com 32, 241, 1048

Expenditures in Executive De-
partments Com 477,

745, 888, 1051
Public Buildings and Grounds

Com 1058

Manassas (Bull Run) National Battle-
field Park 1084

Manchester, N. H., instrument ap-
proach chart 345

Manchuria :

diseases of naval importance 196

medical and sanitary data 693

place names 272

Mancos project, specifications 942

Mandan Indians, relief 770, 873

Mandel, Mervcn W. :

tensile tests of rivets 99, 1404

tightness of machine-countersunk

rivets 1403

1588

Index, 1946

Manganese :

artU'le from minerals yearbook 394

electrolytic —

cobalt from ores 790

in steel ti-sts 178, 1174

pilot i)lant 791

pilot-plant production 635, 13t>(i

study of anodes 792

heat contents of alloys 792

matte smelting, pilot-plant inves-
tigations 13GG

mining and concentration 510

monthly manganese report 74

ores, concentration 510

oxide ores, concentration 275

I'iedniont belt, exploration 792

preprint from minerals yearbook- _ 1174

thermodynamic properties _- 275

.Muiiganiello, Eugene J. :

I'ylinder temperatures 1390

engine temperatures under forced-
convection cooling 1394

high-altitude flight cooling of en-
gine 1190

piston heat-transfer coefficients

across oil lilm 1402

piston temperatures 94,98

pressurized shunt-type cooling sys-
tems 1393

Manganin resistors, see Resistors.

Jlangelsdorf, Wesley A., relief 37,

1033, 1006
Manger, William, relations between

U. S. and Latin America- 1200

Mangerivy, Bale, do, chart 537

Mango, list of references 1345

Manila Bay defensive sea area 675

Manila Harbor, chart 1249

Manildi, J. F., test methods for spot
welds in aluminum al

loys

Manitoba, Lake, aeronautical charts-.

193
723,
1023

Mankin, Helen D. (Representative from
Ga.) :
reports made by —

Claims Com 741-743

Mankind United, court case 554

Manlove, L. B., court case 187

Manlove, P. M., court case 187

Co.

187

231
193

Manlove & Spaulding Mf
Mann, Edward H. :

rating dishwashing detergents 11C6

sequestration of calcium, etc 1078

Mann, L. B., refrigerated food locker

association

Mann, Thomas, Germany and the Ger-
mans

Manne, Max, court case 187

Mannesmann D., flow investigations

with ultramicroscoi)e 1291

Maniiie & Co 679, 1281

Manning, Lucy, why child labor laws?- 954
Manning, Raymond E., financing social

security 1189

Mannon. J. M., jr., court case of exrs-_ 992
Mannuronic lactone, mutarotation and

ring structure 1251

Manov, George G., sodium chloride ef-
fect on boric acid, etc 1027

Manpower :

utilization, what's your sugges-
tion? 1015

utilization, work measurement 1133

Manpower Commission, see War Man-
power Commission.

Manpower review, index. 1945 525

Manpower Utilization Bureau 309, 430

Manrose, Lottie M.. economic relations

with Latin America 958

Mansfield. .Joseph .T. ( Represent!. tive
from Tex.) :
reports made by —

Rivers and Harbors Com 483.

607, 899

rage
Manson, S. S. :

automatic electrical analyzer 293

charts for rapid analysis of 45°

strain-rosette data 293

misalinement of strain-gage com-
ponents of strain ro-
settes 1295

Manson, S. V., finned-tube exhaust

heat exchanger 1407

Mantel, Jack, court decisions relating
to national labor rela-
tions act 1410

Mantua quadrangle, Ala., geologic

m.ij) 632

Manuals, .see Basic lield manual — also

names of departments,

etc.. issuing manuals —

also special sul)ject.

Manufacturers' Casualty Insurance

Co 173

.Manufacturers Specialty Co 1374

Manufacturers Trust Co 640

Manufactures :

census publications, price list 1264

census report 719

classification codes for industries- 93(1

current statistics program 463

economic concentration and World

War II 762, 904

excise taxes on manufacturer's

sales 689

financial developments in manu-
facturing 174,1360

index of industries lll.'i

industry in —

Me.xico 1425

Nicaragua 120s

Paraguay 1208

productivity, etc., in manufactur-
ing 800

publications, price list l_ 784

titles and doscriptioiis of indus-
tries 546

war-time manufacturing plant ex-
pansion 976

see also Factories — also names of
manufactured articles.
Manufacturing, see Manufactures.
Manuscripts. American history, in

British depositories 1288

Manuscripts Division, Library of Con-
gress 1288

Manzanar Relocation Center, com-
munity analysis 796

Manzanola Transfer Co 1180

M.\P, see Prices.

Mapharsen, synergistic action with

penicillin 1078

Maple :

American wood 150

products, 1916-46 1342

Maps and charts :

aeronautical charts 21.

155. 236, 344, 443, 584.
721, 866, 1022, 1152, 1241

dates of latest prints 1022.

1152, 1241, 1352

air navigation charts 1193, 1300

Army regulations, mapping and

charting 132, 691

copyrighted 89. 807

flight charts 846.

1152. 1153, 1154. 1241,
1242, 1243. 1244. 1245
instrument approach and airport

charts 22, 156, 345,

585, 726, 1023. 1246
Issued by —

Army Air Forces 443, 846

Civil Aeronautics Board 1152

Coast and Geodetic Survey 21,

22. 15.5-157. 236. 237,
344-346. 465. 584-586,
721, 726. 728. 866, 867,
1022, 1023. 1025. 1152,
1155, 1241, 1246, 1247

January-December

1589

Page

Maps and charts — Continued
issued by — Continued

Coast and Geodetic Survey,

catalog 1241

Coast Guard 48(1

Forest Service 12:{(>

Geological Survey 69.

70, 273, 392, .507, 632. CIVA.
786, 787. 933, 934, 1081,
1171, 1172, 126C

Hydrographic Office 108,

197, 295, 416, 533, COS.
814, 963, 1107, 1193, 1300.
1411
Mississippi River Commis-
sion 564,697,

1134, 1221, 1329, 143(;

National Park Service 938,

117.5, 1272
Nortliern and Northwestern

Lakes Survey 137

Public Roads Administration- Or.,
390, 1169, 1204

Reclamation Bureau 641, 1088

Library of Congress classifica-
tion IIKS

long range air navigation charts 1101

nautical charts 1.57,

237, 346, 465, 586. 728,
867, 1025, 1155, 1247

price list of maps 391

reproduction in the field lOol

station catalogs, numerical in-
dex 607

strategic plotting chart r.70

topographic quadrangle maps —

Geological Survey 70,

273. 507, 033, 787, 934,
1081, 1172, 1266
Mississippi River Commis-
sion 564, 697.

1134, 1221, 1329, 143(i
see also names of localities — also
special subject.
Mar Glauco (steam vessel) :

court case of owner 94(!

Marable, Marjorie B., relief 883,

1033, 106(1
Marble, Frank E. :

mixture distribution of aircraft en-
gine 809

mixture distribution of radial en-
gine 1394

Marcantonio, Vito (Representative
from N. Y.) :
minority views —

Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce Com 248

Mnrcellus, E. W., court case 1299

Marchant. Charles R., accept medal 29

Marcus, Grace F., service in public as-
sistance administration- 1362

Marcus, Morris L., court case S3

Mare Island Strait, chart 1026

Maresca. Mariano. & Co 946

Maresi, Marjorie D., exrx., court case__ 651,

687, 950
Maresi, Pompeo M., court case of exrx_ 651,

687, 950
Margarine :

production 14, 713

small business problems 49, 257

Marglous, Dave, court case 048

Margolis, Kenneth, flow over slender

i)ody 1190

Marian Soengai, chart 418

Mariana Islands :

chart G69

tide tables 1152

Marianna, Fla., instrument approach

chart 345

Marihuana :

studies 12(M

tax, relief of hemp fiber producers- 351,

352

Pttxa

Marine Band :

attend American Legion conven-
tion—

hearing 605

report 481

attend Iowa's centennial celebra-
tion 894

attend United Spanish War Veter-
ans convention —

hearing 605

law 1041

reports-- 481, 622

Marine Corps 107, 415, 532, 1192, 1411

authorized strength, increase —

hearings 45, 264, 382, 498

law 470

reports 470, 481

correction for June monthly

index 702

general, permanent appointment-- 44,

352, 470

laws of 79th Cong. 1st sess 1192

loss of personal property reim-
bursement— ■

hearin,g 264

laws 29. 592. 737

reports 37, 59, 597

military duties in conquered terri-
tories 1057

orders 107, 532, 1192

permanent appointments —

hearings 45, 204, 382, 481, 498

law 470

reports 382, 470, 481, 484

placing personnel in civilian jobs 415

prisoners of war, promotion —

hearings 622, 896

reports 382, 756

veto message 821

reappointments, correct error 737.

756, 774

register of officers 299

reserve officers to purchase ord-
nance articles 896

retire certain officers and men —

hearings 59, 172. 253

law 352

reports 45, 242

see also Armed forces — Pay, allow-
ances, etc.
Marine Engine Works & Shipbuilding

Corporation-- 597, 909, 1033
Marine insurance :

employees of War Dept. (H. R.
1519) —

hearings 249

law 1041

reports 165, 1068

Marine National Bank of Erie 1426

Marine products, see Pish and fisheries.
Marine railways, Panama Canal rules.

etc 1111

Marine surplus, see Surplus property.

Marine surplus seller 90, 808

Marine Transport Lines, Inc 645

Marine transportation, see Shipping.
Mariners, see Notice to mariners.
Marines, see Marine Corps — Veterans.

Marion, Oliio, railroad accident 943

Marion Contracting Co 475, 614, 735

Maris, Paul V.. shall I be a farmer? 578

Maritime academies :

make surplus property available

to 754, 915, 1044

State, information 430

Maritime Commission 90, 529,

660, 808, 958, 1189, 1386

accounting practices 1254

appropriation 740

audit 931

proposed provision .546

report, 1945 529

statutes, etc., relating to, index 752

Maritime control areas, see names of
areas.

1590

Index, 1946

Page

Maritime Day, see National Maritime

Day.
Maritime Electric Co., Inc.— 881, 907, 1031
Maritime navigation, see Navigation —

Shipping.
Maritime Service, officers' handbook — 430
Maritime Service Hospital Corps

School, manual 430

Marked Tree quadrangle, Ark 007

.Markers, X-ray film, specilication 4.'i7

.Marketing, see Markets and marketing.

Marketing Services Office 14, 232

report. 104.5 232

Markets and marketing:

if inflation comes 548

Indian markets in Perfl 982

marketing activities 14, 15, 713

marketing agreements, etc., amend
act —

hearings 730

reports 595, 1001

marketing and transportation

situation 9, 707

new markets, cost of entering 158

publications on marketitig, price

list 1265

see also Agricultural products —
Commercial products —
Crops and markets (pe-
riodicals)— also names of
articles marketed.
Marking :

airplanes and parts, specification- 136,

328, 84.-)
clothing, etc.. Army regulations. 325,

841
railroad equipment, standard let-
tering 442

shipment, domestic and export 845

Markley, K. S., research on peanuts,

etc 1233

Marks, Edward B., jr., token shipmetit- 1370

Marks. Leo, court case 687

Marks, sleeve. Women's Naval Reserve. 1198
Marksmanship :

badges. Army regulations 439

small arms, landing-force manual. 962
Marliave, Burton H., gold, silver, etc. 1174,

1269

Marlin, Charles A., relief 355

Maro Reef, chart 465

Maroantsetra Anchorage, chart 537

Marple, Warren H., rural, etc., electri-
fication 397

.\Iar(iuardt, Philomena, Foreman's As-
sociation of America 526

Marquette Cement Mannfacturitig Co. 390
MSrquez Miranda, Fernando :

Chaco-Santiagueiio culture 981

Diaguita of Argentina 982

Marr, .Tames, court case 1281

Marr Duplicator Co 12S1

Marra Bros., Inc 685

Marriages :

annulled, eliminate allowance re-
payment requirement — -

hciiring 922

report. 774

Married women, see Women.

Marseille. France, charts 418, 1108

Marsh, Dorothv I. :

asbestos 393, 1083

potash 395, 1175

talc, pyrophyllite, and soapstone. 1270,

1271
Marsh, Edred T., unit-fuel Injection

systems 1398

Marsh, Grace, court case 210

Marshall, Clare M., Inc 1373

Marshall. Elizabeth R., court case 125

Marshall, George, proceeding against. 1059
-Marshall. George C. thanks of Con-
gress, etc 380, 469

Marshall, Herbert, court case 125

Mar;'iall, Marvin, relief 475, 614, 871

Marshall County. Okla., court case. 84, 521

Page
Marshall Islands :

chart 537

tide tables 1152

Martens, Elise H., curriculum adjust-
ments for gifted chil-
dren 778

Martin, A. J. :

gold, silver, copper, lead, and

zinc 108"

metal mining in Central States. 126!)
metal raining in Eastern States — 1269

silver, copper, lead, and zinc 1175

Martin, Charles, relief 883, 1033, 1066

Martin, Charles G., court case of e.\-

ecutrices 802

Martin, Predericka I., editor, Aleut

language 177

Martin, Glenn L., Co 279

Martin, J. H., growing, etc., grain

sorghums 1345

Martin, James I., relief of guardian. 359.

490, 590
Martin, Robert C, Oil Workers Inter-
national Union conven-
tion, 1045 805

Martin, Walter B., court case 187, 210

Martiti County, Ind., soil survey 458

Martini, Denny, court case 307

Martini, Mildred, court case 307

Martino. Thomas, court case 314

Martinsburg, W. Va., instrument ap-
proach chart 1024

Marudu Bay, chart 670

Marudu River, chart 670

Marx Hide & Tallow Co 118

Maryland : . , ^^ , ^^

conservation practices, handbook. 10.

1348

land conveyance 30

mail routes, schedules. 301. 302. 0(3.
819. 971, 1111, 1416

oil and gas investigations 632

Pennsylvania anthracite, distribu-
tion 394, 509

persons of unsound mind in Fed-
eral reservations, care,
etc. —

hearings 364

report 248

post route map iig

war casualties 812

World War II honor list lo31

Marvland Casualty Co 521, 926, 1281

Marvland Sanitary Manufacturing Cor-

poration 47.). 910, lO.S.-!

Mas, George N.. court case 83

Mas, Newton A., low-speed spray char-

acteristics of flying boat. 1397

Masan P'o, chart 297

Masks, face, specification lOw

Mason, A. C. : , ,,

fumigation of Japanese beetle

larvae 709

insecticides for Japanese beetle

control 1017

Mason. Edward A., relief 883, 1033, 1066

Mason, Ida C. Louisiana farmers' al-
manac '^01

Mason, J. R., court case -10

Mason, Noah M. (Representative from
111.) :
reports made by—

Immizration and Naturaliza-
tion Com. 41-42, 478. 746, 889

Mason, Reginald D., court case 468

Mason, Silas, Co., Inc 187, 950

Masonry :

publications by staff of Standards

Bur 868

rubble 710

Massachusetts :

agricultural conservation pro-

^ gram 233, 714, 1239

food and feed shortage 879

frozen-food locker plants 2(2

Januakt-December

1591

Page

Massachusetts — Continued

mail routes, schedules 201,

424, 819, 971

post route map 113

topographic maps, etc 506

transportation map 12G4

war casualties 962

World War II honor list 1331

Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance

Co 60, 925

Massachusetts Institute of Technology- 815,

967
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance

Co 407

Massacre Bay, chart 867

Massage in physical therapy 218

Masselle, Francis L., coefficients of pop-
pet intalje valves 529

Massengale, Gordon B., clay pots for
optical-g lass manufac-
ture 1156

Massey, Earl D., relief 475, 614, 871

Massey, W. K., motor-carrier decision. 1180

Master and steward, article 206

Masters, Kosella J., relief— 743,910,1113

Mastin, T. H. trustee, court case 834

Matanuska Valley :

coals, washability and washing 394

physical land conditions 1148

Matarani, Puerto, chart 298

Alaterial-handling equipment :

Army regulations 841

operator selection, etc 328

quartermaster, technical manual 694,

1131
Materials, see Public printing and
binding.

Materials Disposal Section 808

Materials Handling Machinery Co.,

Inc 884, 1033, 106G

Maternal and Child Health Advisory

Council, establish 1054

Maternal health, see Health.
Maternity, see Mothers.
Maternity homes for unmarried moth-
ers 804

Mathematics :

mathematical tables 25, 466-467

teaching through school savings- 839,

1321
Matheny, Cloyce E., loads on wing and
tail in pull-up maneu-
vers 1292

Mather, Gordon M., court case 125, 1282

Mather, J. Warren :

delivering petroleum to farmers 578

delivery efficiency of petroleum co-
ops 578

Mathews, Charles W. :

effects of elevator-fabric distor-
tion on stability, etc 1294

position of heavy bomber 1389

Matlack, M. B., processing for frozen

food locker plants 461

Matrone, G., diploid and tetraploid

corn 575

Mats, cargo, specification 540

IMatson, E. J., Mount Hope mine 1271

Matsuyama Ko, chart 1194

Mattas, Matthew, relief 32, 161

Matte, smelting, pilot-plant investiga-
tions 1366

Matteson, David M., relief 359, 910, 1033

Matthews, Allan F. :

arsenic 1083

bismuth 1173

titanium 792, 1175

zirconium 937

Matthews, Bryan H. C., human limits

in flight 310,311

Matthews, E. D., tobacco brown-root

rot 146

Matthews, Jas. H., & Co 664

Matthews, Martha P., relief 1066

Matting, specifications 111, 300

Mattress tufting, specification 672

Page

Mattress tufts, specifications 111

Mattresses, specifications 119, 328

Matz, Julius, sugarcane and erinthus — 577

Matz, Mathias M., court case 1282

Matz, Michael A., alias., see Matz, Ma-
thias M.
Matzick, Arthur, utilization of oil from

oil-field waste 635

Mauckport, Ind., bridge 616, 748, 874

Maudrame, Theodore, relief 42

Maugeri, Salvatore, court case 187

Maugham, W. Somerset. Of human
bondage, presenting orig-
inal manuscript to Li-
brary of Congress 660

.Mauldin. W. M., court case 521

Maule, Kathryn, court case 1420

Maule Industries 1420

Mauls, specification 838

Maurepas, Lake, chart 1249

Maurer, Edward H., relief 35, 374, 589

Maurer, Gladys E., relief 53, 161

Ma.xfield, James, court case 407

Maximum average price, see Prices.

Maxon Construction Co., Inc 1182

May, Andrew J. (Representative from
Ky.) :
reports made by —

Conference Com 352,

738, 875-877, 1045

Military Affairs Com 44, 250.

365-366, 480, 604, 754-
755, 893-894, 1055-56

May Curtis, slime flux and wetwood 1146

May, Eva J., relief 245, 350

May, John C, relief 245, 350

May Department Stores Co 210, 1095

Maybank, Burnet R. (Senator from
S. C.) :
reports made by —

Military Affairs Com 621, 1074

Mayer, Jacob F., court case 519, 1377

Mayer, Joseph H., earnings, etc., in

municipal governments 192

Mayer, M., jr. :

buckling in thin sheet-metal speci-
mens 92

fatigue tests of aluminum-alloy

sheets .- 91

fatigue tests of specimens with

circular hole 101

Mayes Field, instrument approach

chart 727

Maynard, Julian D. :

effect of tip, etc., on propeller 1104

icing of propellers 959

propeller efficiency losses ; 1104

tests of seaplane floats 1404

Mayo, Franklin, admr., court case 835

Mayo, Leonard W., progress of child

in institution 954

Mayo, Wilbur L. :

dynamic loads for prismatic float- 1292

impact of seaplanes on water 104

Mayonnaise and related products 238

Meacham Field :

airport obstruction plan 867

instrument approach chart 22, 726

Mead, James M. (Senator from N. Y.) :
reports made by —

Commerce Com 261

National Defense Program,
Special Committee In-
vestigating 1163

Meadows, mountain, range condition 579

Meal tickets, Army regulations 840

Mealer, Jasper A., relief of estate 597,

910, 1033
Meals, see Food, and names of foods.

Meany, William S., relief 1075

Mearns, David C., Constitution of U. S.,

its travels 1102

Measles, health leaflet 175

Measuring tapes, specification 1212

Mea t :

Cuba's industry i018

general schedule of supplies 322

1592

Index, 1946

Page

Meat — Continued

homo ctinuing 231

home-cured, protect from insects. 1146

inspection act, etc 401

niarltet review and statistics 14,

15, 713

more meat for your meat dollars 82t)

Navy handbook 4'Z'S

price control investijiation 610

production, 1944 and 1945 574

rates on 1181

should controls be abolished? 978

small business problems 257

statistics 1237

subsidy authorizations.. 352, 374, 470
see also Meat-packing industry —
also names of meats.
Meat animals, see Livestock.
Meat-bone-and-fish-cutting machines,

specification 817

Meat hooks, specification 9(18

Meat Inspection Division, directory. 15, 1237
Meat-packing industry :

factors affecting 904

injuries, etc 806

possession, etc., of plants and

facilities 203, 303

young workers, advisory stand-
ards 86

Meat stamps, article 573

Mebs, R. W. :

Poisson's ratio for chromium-
nickel steel 101

shear elastic properties of metals. 292
tensile elastic properties of steel.. 101
torsional elastic properties of

steel 101

Mecham, Arnold S., relief 259, 350

Mechanical Farm Equipment Distribu-
tors, Inc 1379

Mechanical inspectors, occupations re-
lated to 525

Mechanical refrigerators, see Refriger-
ators.
Mechanical stokers, see Stokers.
Mechanics (persons) :

aircraft and aircraft engine,

courses 694

jobs ■ 217

Mechanics' tool case, specification 845

Mechanicville, N. Y., bridge across

Hudson River 260, 351

Mechling, A. L., court case 277, 943

Mechling. A. L., Barge Line 277

Meek, Anna A., elections calendar,

1946 235

Mecklenburg ■ County, Va., tungsten

area 793

Medal of Honor, award to William

Mitchell 44, 1033, 1056

Medals :

award and supply. Army regula-
tions 216, 559

for service in merchant marine —

committee reports 1055, 1068

hearings 603

law 1041

Maritime Comn., etc., report- 752
manufacture, etc.. Army regu-
lations 216, 999

time limit for award 874

unauthorized wearing, prohibit-
ing 1056

see also Badges — Decorations of
honor — also names of
medals, or persons to
whom medals are to be
presented.

Medfield quadrangle, Mass 935

Mcdford, Oreg., instrument approach

chart 585

Mediation, see Industrial arbitration

and conciliation.
Mediation Board, see Federal Medi-
ation Board — National
Mediation Board.

Page
Medical appliances, Ships Bureau

manual 197, 1414

Medical badge, additional pay for en-
listed men 1322

Medical bulletin, see Naval medical

bulletin.
Medical care :

Army regulations, medical at-
tendance 439, 999, 121:

Coast Guard, etc., regulations 42(

disabled veterans in the Philip-
pines 1059, 106(

Government services to forgotten

children 40i

purchase of hospital care, bulletin. 191

service of held units 1000

testimony pertaining to 485

Medical center for children of Maine 1382

Medical Corps, Army :

officers, professional graduate edu-
cation 325

regulations 216, 439

Medical Corps, Navy :

surgeons for temporary service —

hearings 1159, 1104

law 1044

letter from Navy Dept 1057

reports 896, 922

Medical data :

Egypt 693

Eire ...^ 693

Manchuria 693

Medical Department, Army 136, 849

Army regulations 132,

216, 324-325, 439, 559,
691, 841, 999, 1128, 1213,
1322, 1431

field manual 1000

supply bulletins 133—134

supply catalog 329, 444,

562-563, 695, 847, 1324

technical bulletins 218, 327

441, 561, 693, 1218

Medical Department, Navy, manual 295

Medical Department Board, Army reg-

lations 999

Medical literature, current list 136, 849

Medical Museum and Arts Detachment,

technical bulletin 218

Medical officers, see Medical Corps,

Army — Medical Corps, Navy.
Medical Policy Council, see National
Advisory Medical Policy
Council.
Medical Rehabilitation Division, Vet-
erans Admin 1431

Medical service, see Medical care.
Medical services :

of Federal Government 528

women in occupations, outlook 193,

412, 527, 11385
Medical-social work :

for crippled children 650

opportunities in Veterans Admin. 998
Medicine ;

and biology 310, 311

medical zoology, index-catalog 1343

naval medical liaison with Red

Cross 107

opportunities in Veterans Adminis-
tration 997

professional graduate education 325

Medicine and Surgery Bureau, Navy

Dept 107, 196, 295.

415, 532, 665, 812, 1192

posters 295, 415, 532, 665

report, 1945 295

.see also Mclntire, Ross T.
Medicine and Surgery Department, Vet-
erans Admin. :
establishing —

liearings 168

law 103

reports 48. 50

opportunities 997, 908

what's my score 1431

January-December

1593

Page

Medicine glasses, specification 1126

Medicines, see DruRS.

Medina, Mrs. America B., relief 74S,

900. 1032
Mediterranean fruitfly damages, relief

of claimants 1059

Mediterranean Sea :

chart 297

li;^hts and fos signals, list 41()

pilot, supplement fiOO

sailing directions, supplements 533

667, 813

Medley, Joseph D., court case 521, 651

Medora, N. Dak. :

monument in memory of Theodore
Roosevelt —

hearings 309

reports 369, 1076

Medway River, chart 297

Meehan, M. .Joseph, national income

and general price level-- 1342
Meehan, O. I>loyd, Federal flsh-cul-

tural stations, list OS

Meeker Cooperative Light & Power

Assoc 1287

Meeks, Gath D., relief of mother 48

Meem, J. Lawrence, jr. :

measurement of fuel-air ratio 1394

oxidation of exhaust gases 1391»

Meerman, Leona S., motor carrier de-
cision 137.1

Meetings, guide and source book 401

Megill, H. Jspwlin, Federal corrupt
practices act and Hatch
political activities act, as

amended 1355

Megow, George E., court case 40S

Mehaffey, Joseph C., statement 43

Mehring. A. L., fertilizers and lime 861

Meigs, John B., piston-ring sticking
and oil consumption in

engine 1402

Meinzer, O. E., water levels and arte-
sian pressure-- 392, 1081, 1266

Meisenheimer, Wayne E., relief 37

Majia, Rudolph, court case 950

Mel, Marion L., State labor legislation. 526
Melamitie-resin glue, see Glue.
Melbourne, Fla. :

fossil human skeletal remains 1120

instrument approach charts- 585, 1024
Melcher, Norwood B. :

iron and steel scrap 1366

iron ore, 1945 395

iron ore, preprint from minerals

yearbook • 1269

manganese 394. 1174

pig iron, ferro-alloys, and steel- 1366
Melin, C. G., potato silage for dairy

cows 575

Melkovodnaya Bav, chart 419

Mello, Christian O., relief 37, 735, 705

Mello, Michael O., relief of estate 37,

735, 765
Mello Fratjco (steamship) :

tie-up, investigation 1382

Mellon Gallery, see National Gallery of
Art.

Mellon Indemnity Corporation 556

Mellwood quadrangle. Ark. -Miss 097

Meltzer, Bertha, court case 285, 1097

Meltzer, Joseph, court case 285, 1097

Melvern, Kans., railroad accident 642

Member banks, see Federal reserve

member hanks.
Members of Congress, see Congress of
United States — House of
Representatives — Sen-
ate— al.in names of Sen-
ators and Representa-
tives.

Memolo, John, coui't case 521

Memoria. Port, chart 537

Memorial Airport, instrument approach

chart 1025, 1247

Memorial services, McNary, Charles L^ 1355

Memphis, Tenn. :

finances 717

instrument approach chart 1024

relief 37, 351

Memphis Park Commission 37, 351

Mendeuhall, James B., how price con-
trol affects schools 979

Mending, ABC's of 1344

Meneses Pallares, Arturo, muestras de

legislacion social 201

Menges, Alice B., relief 35, 488, 870

Meningitis, see Cerebrospinal menin-
gitis.
Menlo Park. Calif., corporate limits- 58, 162

Menominee Indians, court case 285,

521, 1359
Menominee Mills, jobbers on contracts

with, payment 919, HJ52

Menominee Reservation, payments to

jobbers, etc 919, 1052

Men's clothing, see Clothing — also spe-
cial types of clotliing.
Mental defectives, patients in insti-
tutions 463

Mental diseases :

research rel. to psychiatric dis-
orders— •

hearings 618

law 1041

reports 42, 370, 618, 876

see also Mentally ill.
Mental Health Council, see National
Advisory Mental Health
Council.
Mental Health Institute, .see National
Institute of Mental
Health.
Mental hygiene :

pediatric preventive medicine 954

program for Federal employees 388

see also Mental diseases.

Mental Hygiene Division, estimate 427

Mentally ill :

care of insane. Army regulations- 216
care of insane, in Alaska, estimate- 546
cases in ITed. reservations in Vir-
ginia and Maryland, care,
etc —

hearings 364

report 248

dispositi<in of the psychotic. Army

regulations 325

patients in mental institutions 463

psychiatric testimony 4'il

psychopathic prisoners 1078

Menthol, Japanese trade study 310

Mercantile Trading Co 679. 1281

Mercer, Myrtle, court case 1427

Merchandise, see Commercial products.
Merchant marine :

casualties as of Sept. 30, 1945__ 752

examination for deck oflBcers 1125

medal for service — ■

committee reports 1055, 1008

hearings 603

law—- 1041

Maritime Comn., etc., report- 752
mercliant marine act, etc., itidex- 752
merchant marine act, etc., revised- 1158

our merchant fleet 529

signal letters 557

specimen examinations 1429

U. S. merchant marine at war 681

IT. S. merchant marine at work 1380

war service awards 303, 430

see also Ships.
Merchant M.irine Academy, Kings
Point :

B. S. degree for graduates 304,

913, 1041

board of visitors, reports 550, 1119

Cadet Corps and its Academy 1189

careers for Kings Pointers 1119

instruction to persons from other

American republics 480,

913, 1041

1594

Index, 1946

Page

Merchant Marine and Fisheries Com-
mittee, House :

calendar 43. ICH. 249, 364, 480.

603. 750, 893. 1055, 1356

expenses 739

hearings 43,

Ififi. 249. 480. 603, 893.
1055. 1158. 1254. 1356

reports 165. 249. 364-365, 480.

603, 751-754, 893, 1055
reports, etc., of departments.

etC-1 750-754

Merchant Marine Cadet Corps :

and its academy at KinRs Point — 1189
cadet-niidsliipmenf. information

l)ooklet 1386

careers for Kinffs Pointers 1119

Merchant Marine Council, proceed-
ings 107, 836

Merchant Marine Honorable Service
Button, make improper
dealing criminal offense- 752,
914, 1041
Merchant seamen, see Sailors.
Merchant Shippers Association, Inc— _ ^\^^

Merchant vessels, see Ships.
Merchants & Manufacturers Associa-

tion of Los Angeles- 9ol

Merchants Chil) 187, 926

Merchants Freight System, Inc t>44

Merchants Transfer Co -. n*'^'

Mercier, A. A., cotton textiles, Japa-

nese trade study .^i^

Merck & Co.. Inc 83

Mercury: . ioc-^

Cnarenta district. Durango 13b^

Glass Buttes deposit, exploration- IJhit

monthly mercury report 7J_

policies of War Production Board,

^ etc 9^6

preprint from minerals yearbook-- 1174
quicksilver-antimony deposits of

Mexico P"

Mercnrv Motorways. Inc 1-^73

Meriden quadrangle. Conn -i^"*

Meridian, Miss., instrument approach

chart 1246

Mermentau River, engineer report 116^

Merrill. Charles W. :

gold and silver l^o"

mine production of gold in U. S., _„_^

1945 12*0

mine production of silver in U. S.,

1945 1270

Merrill's Marauders in action -_ 446

Merritt, Evelvn, relief 490, 590

Merseburg, Germany, I. G. Farbenin-
dustrie A. G. Leuna

works 1174

Mersm.nn. Florence, relief 2.59, 350

Mesa Verde National Park 75. 636, 10S4

Mesavage, Clement, tables for board-
foot volume of timber 1236

Mesozoic era :

late, hlstorv in central Utah 117j

rocks, in Montana 392-393

stratigrapbv. in Colorado and

Utah 392

Message-and-data transmitting equip-
ment, general schedule-- 995

Message containers, specification 1002

Messages of the President, see special
subject.

Messer. Glenn E.. court case 1282

Messer, Irene, court case.- 1282

Messes, transport and harbor boat 325

Messick. Bobby, relief of estate 2.59, 3"0

Messina Harbor, chart 297

Messing, Wesley E., cooling charac-
teristics of engine 1290-91

Metal mines and mining:

accident-prevention course 178.

510, 10S3

electrical, etc.. hazards lO.'^."

explosive accidents, prevention 178

Page

Metal mines and mining — Continued
lire-fighting facilities at metal

mines 1366

fires, gases, and ventilation 510

fires in 1945-, 936

mineral market reports on

mining 1269-70

safety practices 1367

storage, etc., of explosives 1366

Metal products plant operations, facts

for industry 154

Metal Trades Department. A. F. of L.,

court case 554

Metal work, .fee Metalwork.
Metalizing equipment, packaging, etc.,

for overseas 1197

Metallurgical engineering, see Engi-
neering.
Metallurgy :

lead, reconversion problems 1366

research program of Mines

Bureau 1174

specialized fields 1286

Metals :

aircraft 299

antifriction, specification 300

antifriction, white-base, facts for

industry 154

chemical action of oils on crystals- 194
compressive tests of thin sheet

metal 661

creep, quantitative treatment 661

domestic sources of ores, preserva-
tion of records- 755, 1041, 1074

finished surfaces, examining 1391

industrial reference service 24.

158. 237, 346, 465, 587,
729. 868, 1027, 1156, 1250,
1352

light, investigation of industry 381

nonferrous castings, facts for in-
dustry 864

secondary, nonferrous 1269

shear elastic properties 292

sheet metals for airplane firewalls,

effect of temperature 293

surface contours, comparison with

micrographs 1401

tensile characteristics, influence of

impact velocity 98

tidewater and weather-exposnre

tests 98

see also Precious metals.
Metalsmiths. Navy training courses- 815, 966
Metalwork :

industry wage study for metal-
working 410

office workers, wage structure 1384

shipments and employment, metal-
working industries 976

wage structure, sheet metal, 1945- 956

Metaniora quadrangle. Mich 787

Metcalf, R. L.. airplane exhaust genera-
tors for DDT aerosols 1261

Metcalf. Robert D. :

abrasive materials 72, 1173, 1270

feldspar 1173, 1270

tripoli 1367

Metcalf, William P.. court case of ex-

ecutrices 1123

Meteorites :

Cedartown. Ga 1120

New Westville. Ohio 311

Meteorological apparatus, general

schedule of supplies. 557, 1211
Meteorology :

as profession 1187

District of Columbia, monthly sum-
mary 27

international collaboration —

hearings 478

law 1041

reports 478, 1068

Knoxville Municipal Airport 1157

meteorologfa para pilotos de

aviones 683

Mobile, Ala., summary 1252

January-December

1595

Page
Meteorology — Continued

plotting chart, Pacific Ocean 297.

965, 1195

publications, price list 1H04

see also Weather — Weather sta-
tions.

Meters, moisture, specification 1415

Methane-hydrogen, reduction of iron

in chromite 509

Methanol, specification 817

Methyl bromide :

control of orchid-infesting insects- 709

delousing agent 570

toxicity and potential dangers 1263

Methylaniline, knock limited perform-
ance of blends with xvli-

dine 1391

Methylbutene, synthesis 412

Methyleuecyclobutane, synthesis 412

Metlakatla Indian Community :

constitution and by-laws 1268

corporate charter 789

Metraux. Alfred. Easter Island 310, 311

Metroi)olltan Police Force, sec Police.
Metropolitan Trans|)ortation Co., Inc_ 1180
Metropolitan Water District of South-
ern California 647

Metzler, Allen, combustion in flowing

gas 529

Metzler, William H. :

wage stal)iIization in California-- 574
wages, etc., of farm workers in

Calif 574, 1232, 1342

Meuse River, chart 537

Mexican Boundary Commission, see In-
ternational Boundary
Commission, United
States and Mexico.
Mexican fruitflies :

DDT against, laboratory studies 1145

quarantine revision 458

repellent spray 231

Mexicans :

los braceros Mexicanos en los Es-
tados Unidos durante el

periodo belico 673

employment patterns in Detroit-- 192

el Mexicano 455

Mexico :

article 200

chart 1195

cultural missions 501

economic controls, etc 211

economic information 1353

exports to, foreign trade reports. 718
imports from, foreign trade re-
ports 718

mining and manufacturing indus-
tries 1425

movement of supplies to 1218

northers of Mexican waters 108

petroleum 818

same (in Spanish) 818

plantation rubber development 1235

sailing directions, supplements 532,

533

shipments to, preparing 158

victory minerals 818

stime (in Spanish) 818

water treaty 1061

waters of Colorado, etc.. Rivers,

utilization 987

see also International Boundary
Commission. United
States and Mexico.

Mexico, Gulf of. chart 108, 418

see also Gulf Coast — Gulf States.
Meyer, Andr6 .7.. jr. :

elimination of galling of pendulum-

vibratioti dampers 1398

piston-ring vibration 'and lireak-

age 1402

Meyer, Carl L.. knock-limited perform-
ance of fuel 1398

Meyer. Helena M. :

copper 1268, 1270, 1271

Page
Meyer, Helena M. — Continued

lead and zinc pigments and zinc

salts 1174, 1270

mercury 1174

mine production of copper in U. S.,

1945 1270

Meyer, W. W., pottery, Japanese trade

study 317

Meyer, Walter E., court case 315

Miami, Fla. :

acquisition of Dinner Key 306, 481

aeronautical charts 723, 1243

airport obstruction plan 1245

instrument approach charts 150,

727, 1246
Miami Beach, Pla., exchange of sites- 1039,

1055, 1076
.Miami daily news :
relief —

hearing 1075

law 1033

reports 774, 884

Miami herald :
relief —

hearing 1075

law 1033

reports 774, 884

Miami Herald Publishing Co., court

case 989

Miami River, report 849

Miami-West Palm Beach belt of silica

sand 793

Mica :

Elk Mountain deposit, exploration. 1174
examination atid exploration in

Alabama 1269

physical properties 159

ruby, color standard 159

specification 969

Micco, Peter, court case 285, 407, 685

•Michael Seymour, Port, chart 419

Michalek, John C, court case 1030

Michaud, Marie V. A., relief 889

Michelson, Albert A., monument 1159

Michelson, Lawrence J., court case 992

Michelson, Max, Inc 205

Michicago Motor Express, Inc 279

Michigan :

Asclepias syriaca, types of pods- 1341

contested election 40

distribution of Pehnsylvania an-
thracite 394, 509

electric rate book 1360

frozen food locker plants 272

lands for Weather Bureau station- 610.

1049

mail routes, schedules 201,

544. 820, 1416

oil and gas investigations 70

post route map 113

strategic minerals investigations. 1172

topographic maps, etc 506

war casualties 902

World War II honor list 1331

Michigan basin :

Dundee formation, etc 70

Salina and Bas Island rocks 70

.Michigan Bridge Commission 83, 776

Michigan Central R. R., accident 1371

•Michigan Conservation Department- 70, 1172

Michigan Consolidated Gas Co 1283

Michigan, Lake:

beacli erosion 1005

whitefish fishery 391

Michigan Square Building Corporation. 307
.Michigah State College of .\griculture
and Applied Science,
property on campus, sell- 610,
1049
Michigan University :

conference on selective placement- 101

Geology Department 70

Michigan Window Cleaning Co 314

Microfilming of records, technical man-
ual 694

Microfilms, index to reproductlotis 958

1596

Index, 1946

Page

Microfloras, influence on root rot 576

Micrographs, comparison of metallic

surface contours 1401

Microscopes, new 311

see also Electron microscope.

Microwave tecliniques 967

Mifl-Continent Airlines. Inc 20

Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation. 6o9
Middle Atlatitic States, xee Atlantic

States.
Middle East, scb East (Middle East).
Middle Rio Grande Conservancy Dis-
trict, charges on Pueblo

lands, pay 59i

Middle West Motor Service 1180

Middlehurst, D. .1., photoviscous prop-
erties of fluids 96

Middleton. Frederic A., engine tests

with producer gas n88

Middleton, John T.. carrot production- 1145
Middletown & Unionville R. R., reor-
ganization 642

Middletown Post. American Legion,

land conveyance 125.5

Middletown quadrangle. Conn 273

Midland, Tex., instrument approach

chart 345

Midland Valley R. R.. rates on iron__ 403
Midshipmen, see Merchant Marine
Cadet Corps — Naval
Academy, Atinapolis.
Midwav stratigraphy of Ala. and Miss_ 935

Midwest Holding Co 188

Mifflin. Isabel N.. relief 375, 469, 475

Mifflin district. Wis., New Dale Rundell

zinc mine 1272

Migrants:

age ' 19

children —

chance for bettef health 409

need day-time care 804

school doors begin to open 287

economic characteristics 719

internal migration. 1935-40- 719, 1149
people on the move, public assist-
ance 503

social characteristics 1149

Migratory birds, see Birds.
Mikalauskas. Evelyn M., see McClos-
key, Eleanor.

Milan qundrangle. Ind 634

Milburn. Devereux, court case of exr — 992
Mildew-resistant treatment for cotton

fabrics 1305

Mildews, effects on vegetable-tanned

leather 1028

see also Downy mildew.
Miles City. Mont. :

aeronautical chart 723

instrument approach chart — 345, 1246

land grant 1041. 1059, 1076

Milford, Utah, instrument approach

chart 1246

Milford quadrangle. Mass 508

Military Academy. West Point 221, 1330

age limit for appointees-
hearing 50

law 31

appoint sons of certain soldiers,

Ptc 31

catalog of information 1330

ofTicial register 221

persons from American republics. 5,'>.

754, 874

professors, additional 497. 754. 874

risrht-of-wav 894, 921. 1041

tables of allowances 134. 1326

Military Affairs Committee, House :

calendar 166.

250, 365, 604, 754. 12.-5

expenses 504

hearings 43-

44. 166. 250. 365. 480. 604.

754, 1055-56. 1158, 1255

minority views 893

Pag«
Military Affairs Committee, House
Continued

reports 44,

250, 365-366. 480, 60H-
604, 754-755, 893-894,
1055-56
Militarv Affairs Committee, Senate :

calendar _.- 57, 170, 380. 496. 772, 921

hearings 57,

58, 170-171, 263, 380-381,
497, 621-622, 1074, 1163

reports 58,

263, 380-381, 496-497,
621-622. 772-773, 921-
922. 1073-74

views 621, 773, 1074

Military aviation missions, see Military
missions.

Militarv camps. Army regulations 216.

439. 559, 691, 999
Military courts, see Courts martial and

courts of inquiry.
.Military decor.ntions, see Decorations

of honor .
Military discipline, Army regulations — 325.
999, 1214, 1322
Military education and training :

Army regulations 350,

559, 691, 999, 1214

mobilization regulations 1323

training circulars 442, 1002, 1327

universal military training — •

data basic to consideration — 808

hearings 365, 480

memorandum 89

plan 1332

selected and annotated list,

etc 289

Military equipment and supplies :

AAF base supply procedure 1001

Army regulations-
development, classification,

etc 325

equipage-- 132. 439. 692, 841, 1129

expendable property 841

marking equipment 325, 841

sale of quartermaster prop-
erty, etc 691

sales of aviation clothing,

etc 559

subsistence stores, for sale 1128.

1431
subsistence stores, recovery — 998

cold weather equipment 442

cubes and weights of quartermas-
ter items 330

excess and surplus, disposition 1218

fabrics for equipage, packing 3.30

individual equipment 999

issued to National Guard air

units 1437

movement to ports of embarka-
tion _- 1218

packaging, joint Army-Navy in-
structions 198,

421, 1109. 1197. l.SO.'!

payment, technical manual 135

procurement regulations 329

property issued to rifle clubs 1322

quartermaster depot company--- — 133
quartermaster supplies, storage-- 694

replacement factors 1215

specifications —

Army 136.

137, 219. 328. 330. 443.
562. 694. 696. 845-846.
1002. 1005. 1132-33, 1219.
1327-28. 1330, 1332. 1435.
1437

Army Air Forces 328. 1435

Armv Air Forces, index 136,

1132,1210

Joint Armv-Navv 109-

110. 198. 299. 421, .540-
541. 671. 816. 967. 1109.
1197, 1303-4, 1414-15

J A N U AR Y-DeCEMP,EU

1597

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Military equinnient and supplies — Con.
specifications — Continued

used 1)V War Departmonf, in-
dex l.;;3. Sll.'

supply bulletin i;i3-134. 121.",

supply calalojis _ 2li<».

329-330, 443-445, 5<>2-
r)G3, Gn4-<i95. S47-!S4S.
1000, 1003-4. 112n-.'!(t.
1133, 121.5-17, 1219 20.
1324-26, 1328, 1433-34,
1435

tables of allowances 134,

132(i, 1434

tables of equipment 134,

217-218. 327. 441. .")tU.
693, 842, 1130, 1217, 1434
see also Material handling equip-
ment— alxo names of spe-
cial equipment and sup-
plies.
Military establishment, see Army.
Military explosives, see Explosives.
Military footwear, .sec Boots and shoes.
Military L;overnment, see name of coun-
try.
Military hospitals, see Hospitals.
Military information, safeguarding-- 439.

1214
>rilitary intelligence, tables of organ-
ization and equipment-- 134

Military Intelligence Division 447, 1330

^filitary laws. 76th-78th Congresses — 221
Military missions :

agreement with —

Costa Rica 831

Guatemala 31.T

Honduras 987

Venezuela 142.')

detail to foreign Governnignts 3fi."i

497
Military Order of the Purple Heart,

incorporate 772

Military personnel, see Armed forces —
Army — Marine Corps —
Navy^Veterans.
Military Personnel Procurement Serv-
ice 696. 143.-.

Military Planning Division 221

Military police :

field manual 217

records and forms, technical man-
ual ^ 218

tables of organization and equip-
ment 218

Military polic.v. postwar 46

Military posts. Army regulations 216.

439, 559,691,999
INIilitary prisoners, see Prisons and

prisoners.
Military publications. Army regula-
tions 216,999,1431

Military records :

administration. Army regulations- 840

America's fighting Congress 1252

Armv regulations--- 132, 325. 439, 559,
691, 841, 999, 1128, 1322
historical, and organization his-
tories 691

personnel. Army regulations 999

veterinary. Army regulations 132

see also special subject.
Military reservations, .sec names of res-
ervations, forts, etc., or
places where located.
Military sanitation, see Sanitation.
Military S'ecuritv Dei>artment, estab-
lish 263

Military service :

agreement with —

Chile ^ 122

Ecuador 313

Peru 314

Venezuela 123

credit for civil service retirement- 30. .'i4
record, technical m.-inual 694, 844

Page
Military stations, see Military posts.
Military supplies, see Military ecpiip-
ment and supplies —
Naval supplies.

.Military Supplies Division 1432

MilitarV training, see Military educa-
tion and training.
Military transportation, .see Transpor-
tation.
Militia, see National Guard.
Militia Bureau, see National (Juard

Bureau.
Milk- :

alfalfa silage and hay for pro-
duction 575

bakers' cheese from skim milk 860

evaporated, condensed, and dried- 9, 707

farm production, etc 574

fluid, prices in city markets 9, 707

fresh, specification 690

liandling, orders 150, 233, 581,

1147-48, 1237, 1346

ill D. C, defining pasteurized 1038.

1050, 1009
products, price control investiga-
tion 762

Milk-bottle caps, paper tubes for pack-
aging 1156

Milk cans :

simplified practice 1354

specification 558, 689

Milk goats, see Goats.

Milk Haulers & Dairy Workers Union

Local 916, court case 521

Milk River, aeronautical charts 237, 1023

Milk River project, specifications 76

Milky disease of Japanese beetle larvae- 1234
Mill, Edward W. :

new republic of the Philippines 1424

Philippines prepares for inde-
pendence 987

Millard, Dorothy B., exrx., court case- 60

Miller, Addison, Inc 1379

Miller, Alex U., safety record of mine
no. 7, Island Creek Coal

Co 1271

Miller, Anthony P., Inc 1427

Miller, C. O., digestibility of pea and
lima-bean vines fed to

sheep 1342

Miller, Cearcy D. :

combustion, knock, etc., in engine- 94,

290
suppressing knock in spark-igni-
tion engine 1393

Miller, Don J., copper deposits of Ni-

zina district 1171

IMiller. Edward J., court case 685

Miller, Ernest L., trustee, court case-- 319

Miller, Esther B., zinc 395.1175,1272

Miller, Frieda S., report on United Na-
tions 957

Miller, George P. (Representative from
Calif.) :
report made by —

Immigration and Naturaliza-
tion Com 478

Miller, .1. C, map of Garland, etc.,

anticlines 507

Miller, James, court case 285

Miller, .Tames A. :

compressive tests of thin sheet

metal 661

stress-strain, etc., graphs for alu-
minum alloy sheet 412

tensile, etc., tests of magnesium

alloy 97

Miller, Jonas A., court case 408

Miller, Leonard F., j)ublic improve-
ments 148

Miller, Louis P., court case 589

Miller, Mahlon A., mixture distribution

of aircraft engine 809

Miller, Mason F., wake-excited vibra-
tory stress in pusher pro-
peller 1403

743176 — 47-

-11

1598

Index, 194G

Page

Miller, Milton J., receiver, motor car-
rier decision 1373

Miller, Morris L., court case 510, 024

Miller, Nelson A. :

ostablisliinK, etc., grocery store 465

establishing, etc., variety, etc.,

store 1155

Miller, P. W., Persian walnuts sprayed

with Bordeaux mixture. 340

Miller, Ray T., court case -85

Miller, Ruby, relief 359, 490. 590

Miller, Samuel, court case 549

]Miller, Samuel, & Sons 549

Miller, T. H., copper 1268

Miller, Warren M., relief—- 884, 1033, 1066
Miller, Watson B., people's health, na-
tional asset 627

nee aJao Federal Security Agency.

Miller Homes, Inc 308, 679

Millersburg quadrangle, Mo 1082

Milliken, LeRov, sale of allotment 247,

350, 379

Milliken, Robert J., migrants 719

Millikin, Eugene D. (Senator from
Colo.) :
report made by —

Irrigation and Reclamation

Com 771,1063

Millinocket, Maine, instrument ap-
proach charts 727, 1024

Milloglav, Olive I., relief 746

Mills, C. Wright, small business and

civic welfare 237

Mills, Earle W. :
appointment —

hearings 366, 382

letter from Navy Dept 251

reports 167. 264

Mills, Frederic P. L., relief. _ 490, 884, 1033

Mills. Maxine, relief 361

Milne, George H., publications by Mem-
bers of 79th Congress 1189

Milner, Francis II., court case 160

Milner, Mary C, court case of execu-

trices 834

Milner Hotel, court case of owner. 549, 1097

Milner Hotels, Inc 549, 1097

Milton, Fla., instrument approach

chart 1247

Milwaukee, Wis. :

aeronautical charts 156, 1153

finances 583

instrument approach chart 727

Milwaukee County, Wis., beach erosion

study 1005

Milwaukee Gas Light Co 1382

Min Chiang, chart 964

Min-hou, see Fu-chou.

Minatree, O. M., relief 29

Mine accidents, see Accidents.
Mine rock, tests for determining prop-
erties 1269

Mine Safety Appliances Co 210, 791

Mine sweeping, extra compensation 366

Miner Teachers College, peoples of the

Far Bast 627

Mineral Creek mining district. Copper

Butte mine exploration. 1268

Mineral earth pigments in 1945 1270

Mineral oils, specification.' 111

see nlno Petroleum.
Mineral wool :

insulation, specification 997

products, standard of the trade.. 1028
Mineralization, see Minerals.
Minerals :

Alaska industry 1365

deposits of ultrabasic rock bodies. 1171
domestic sources, preservation of

records 755, 1041, l(i74

employment and injuries in indus-
tries 1174

health and safety in industries 117.")

industrial reference service 24,

158, 237, 346, 465. 587, 729.
868, 1027, 1156, 1250, 1352

Page

Minerals — Continued

investigations in Alaska 506

mineral industry surveys 73-75,

275, 394, .509, 510, 511,
635. 790-794, 936, 937,
1084, 1175, 1209, 1367

mineral market reports 74,

275, 394. 035, 792, 937,
1175, 1269-71

mineral trade notes 74, 792

Missouri Valley region 632

prospecting for mineralization 1271

resources txf Alaska 506, 1170, 1171

victory, of Mexico 818

same (in Spanish) . 818

yearbook, 1944 792

see also Strategic and critical
materials — also name of
minerals.
Miners, see Coal mines and mining —

Mines and mining.
Mines (submarine) :

mined areas in southeast Asia,

etc 814

types of U. S. and foreign mines. _ 814
wreckage and derelicts, North

Pacific Ocean 814

Mines and Geology Bureau of Mon-
tana 392-393

coal storage in underground

mines 510

development of mining resources,
exclude lands in Des-
chutes County, Oreg 30

electric blasting switches 1365

hoisting, safe practices 510

industry in —

Mexico 1425

Nicaragua 1208

Paraguay 1208

Island Creek Coal Co. safety rec-
ord 1271

job descriptions for mining wage

studies 1101

miners' circular 178, 510, 635, 1083

occupations for mining industries. 658
postwar adjustments of mining

industry 168

productivity and labor cost in

mining 955

rescue telephone assemblies 635

rescue work, training officials 937

stench warning tests 179

trolley wires, guarding 75

welfare funds in foreign coun-
tries ;_ 955

see also Coal mines and mining —
Metal mines and min-
ing— Nonmetal mines — ■
also names of mines and
names of metals and min-
erals mined.
Mines and Mining Committee, House :

reports 755, 1056

Mines and Mining Committee, Senate :

reports 1074

Mines Bureau 72, 178, 274,

393, 509, 634. 790, 936,
1083, 1173, 1268, 1365

coal-research activities 1268

information circular 74,

75, 178, 274, 394, 395,
510, 511, 635, 790, 792,
793, 936. 937, 1173, 1174,
1268, 1269, 1271, 136.5-67
metallurgical research program.. 1174
metals and minerals records,

transfer 755, 1041, 1074

publications 74, 793, 938

publications on (lists) —

bituminous-coal mine acci-
dents 178

health, etc 1175

report, 1945 395

Januart-December

1599

Mines Bureau — Continued

report of investigations 73, 74,

178, 179, 275. 304, 501),
510, 634, (;35, 7<J0-794,
936-938, 1173-75, 1268,
1269, 1271, 1272, 1365-67

technical paper 275,

510, 635. 936, 1269, 1271

Minidolia project, specifications 514,

1177, 1369
Minidoka Relocation Center, commu-
nity anal.vsis 796

Minimum wage, sec Wages.
Mining, see Mines and mining.

Mining Brancli, Mines Bureau 1269

Mining engineering, see Engineering.

Ministers of tlie Gospel, message to

preacliers based on Yale

lectures 902

Minneapolis, Minn. :

aeronautical chart 344, 1153

airport obstruction plan__ 867, 1155

finances 717

instrument approach chart 727

milk handling, order 233

Alinnesota :

court case 554

distribution of Pennsylvania

anthracite 394, 509

frozen food locker plants 391

magnetic reconnaissance 1269

post route map 113

war casualties — i 1196

World War II honor list 1331

Minnows, culture and care 631

Minogue, Adelaide E. :

fire and water damaged records__ 960
restauraciSn y conservaciOn de

documentos 123

Minor, Ella Sue. cotton, farm produc-
tion, etc 146

Minot, N. Dak., aeronautical chart 156,

1153

Mint Bureau, report, 1945 557

Minute man (periodical) 130. 839

Minute man victory flag. Treasury 130

Minutemen of the air 845

Miraflores Lake, chart 298, 1195

Mirage Flats project, specification 76

Mirene Co 109.T

Miribel Estates, Inc 205

Mirrors :

and handles, specification 1430

head, specification 1320

signaling, specification 1304

Miscellaneous collection series, see
Smithsonian miscellane-
ous collections.
Miscellaneous i)uhlications. see special

subjpct.
Mishkiii. Bernard. contemporary

Qupchua 983

Misses' outerwear, see Clothing.

Missile haziird frfim explosions 329

Mission on Japanese Combines, reports 1314
Mississippi :

conservation practices, handbook- 234

frozen food locker plants 272

mail routes, schedules 201

544, 1111, 1300

post route map 113

reparation payments for oyster

beds 888

strategic minerals investigations- 933

topographic maps, etc 506

war casualties 812

World War II honor list 1331

Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians,

constitution and by-laws_ 789

Mississippi Publishing Corporation 210

Mississippi River and Valley :

alluvial valley, geological investi-
gation 1006

alluvial valley, quadrangles, in-
dex 1329

Page

Mississippi River and Valley — Contd

bridges across river 261

363, 494, 592, 748, 914,
1041. 1053, 1069
flood control, condemnation pro-
cedure—

hearings 40

law 31

harbor improvements, reports 69ti

innr,

improvement at Lansing, Iowa 914

light list 436

seepage and backwater damages 696

stages and discharges, etc 849

surface water supply of basin 50(;,

1266

transportation lines 850

Alississippi River Commission 564,

697, 849, 1006, 1134, 1220.
1329, 1436.

Mississippi River Fuel CoriJoration 1260

Mississippi River Parkway, authoriz-
ing 47, 898

Missoula, Mont., instrument approach

chart 345, 1246

Missouri :

distribution of Pennsylvania an-

tracite 394. 509

mail routes, schedules 201,

424, 971, 1306
medical social service for crippled

children fi56

oil and gas investigations 632

post route map 113

war casualties 1108

World War II honor list 1331

Missouri & Arkansas Ry.. accident 1371

Missouri Basin project, specifications-- 398,
515. 636, 640. 796. 942,
1087-88, 1177, 1273.
Missouri Basin studies, see Missouri

River and Valley.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas R. R., accident- 401
Missouri Pacific R. R. :

accidents 400, 401, 1274

court case 989, 1425

motor carrier decision , 643

rates on cotton 403

rates on grain 1092

relocate track 363. 494, 592

MissoTiri Pacific R. R. Corporation in

Nebraska 643

Missouri River and Valley :

agricultural development, etc., of

Valley 9

bridges 261.

363, 469, 478, 592, 890,
914, 1041.

mineral resources 632

Missouri Basin studies- 632. 933, 934
specifications for buildings, etc., at

Billings. Mont 942, 1274

surface water supply 1171

Missouri Valle.v Authority :

background and analysis of pro-
posal 808

report on S. 555 168

Missouri Valley manganese, see Man-
ganese.
Mitchell. Alethea W. :

lead and zinc pigments and zinc

salts 1174,1270

mercury 1174

Mitchell, C. D.. making cheese from

skim milk 860

Mitchell, Clearance B., court case 435

Mitchell, Mrs. Frank, relief 359,

490, 590

Mitchell, Fred C, relief 475. 614, 871

Mitchell, George W., public finance and

full employment 387

Mitchell, H. C, motor carrier accidents,

1944 1375

Mitchell, Harry B., court case 286

1600

Index, 1946

Page

Mitchell. H»ieh B. (Senator from
Wash.) :
reports niadt- by —

InterstatP rommerco (Jom 1072

Mines and Milling Com _ 1074

National Defense Program,
Speri.nl Committee Inves-

tifcatins 773

Mitchell, .Tames E.. relief .'?59.

910. 103;^
Mitchell. .Tohn W., salary trends in Fed-
eral employment Or)7

Mitchell. Minerva, relief 359, 910, 10.33

Mitchell, O. .T., motor carrier decision. 279.

800

Mitchell. Re;,'inal(l. relief 53,245

Alitchell, T. F. concentration of oxide

manganese ores 275

Mitchell. William, award of Medal of

Honor 44, 1033, 1050

Mitchell, S. D., aircraft accident 13.")i

Mitchell Bros. Truck Lines 279

jMiticides. use 1017

Mittens, facts for industry 154, 864

^fixers, asphalt, Diesel-driven 1414

Mobile. Ala. :

aeronautical chart 723, 124.^

meteorological summary 12ii2

Mobile Bay, aeronautical chart 584, 1243

Mobilization :

organization and training 1323

regulations 1323

xrr also National resources.
-Mock, .Tames R., benefits for veterans __ 192

Mockridge, Norton, court case 83

Models, see Airplanes — Structural mod-
els— Terrain models.

Modern Manufacturing Co., Inc 070

1310, 1420

Modernization of urban dwelline;^ 5"1

Modoc Indians, removal of restrictions- 1257
Moeckel, W. E. :

determination of gas tempera-
tures 1393

internal-cooling requirements of

cylinder 1391

Moffatt, Walter A., relief 597, 765, 871

Moffet-.Tohnston copper property, ex-
ploration 1365

Mofflt. Fred H. :

copper deposits of Kotsina-Kus-

knlana district 1171

copper deposits of Nizina district- 1171

Moffitt, C. R., court case 651

Moggio, Edwin M., stresses around cut-
outs 810, 1295

Moguex-Coconnco, handbook of S.

Amer. Indians 983

Mohamed Ben Boucheta Ben Ali El
O u k i 1 1, compensating

father 35, 241

Mohawk Bay, chart 419

Mohawk Wrecking & Lumber Co 1282

Moisant International Airport:

instrument approach chart 1247

obstruction plan 1155

Moisture meters, specification 1415

Moitoret. Dora II., court case 1318

Mo.iack Bay, chart 1249

Moi.ive Desert, aeronautical chart 723

Mnii, chart 1413

^tok.•^ne quadrangle. Mo 274

Molasses :

distillers' solubles as replacement

In feeds 575

industry report 730

Molded phenolic parts, see Plastics.
Molding sand, sec Sand.
Molecular stills, simple cyclic falling-
film 1 1354

Moline. 111., instrument approach

chart 727

Mollendo, Puerto, chart 298

Mollusks :

nonmarine, of San Jos6 Islands 1205

Page
Mollusk.s — Continued

operculate land mollusks 1422

Molnar, Ferec (Franz), court case 8<i2

Molybdenite investigations in Alaska.- 1171
Molybdenum :

exploration of bimetallic deposit- 1271

in 1945 937

monthly molybdenum report 74, 792

preprint from minerals yearbook 1083

Mombasa, Africa, chart 207

I Moments of inertia, of 32 airplanes-- 07

! Monaco, A. Ralph, aplastic anemia 270

j Monaco, Port de, chart 668

1 Monarch Cap Screw & Manufacturing

1 Co 320

, Moncharsh, George, radio talks 825,1116

I Monetary allowaYices, see Pay, allow-
I ances, etc

I Monetary and Financial Problems, In-
ternational, Advisory
Council on. see National
Advisory Council on In-
ternational Monetary alid
Financial Problems.
Monetary developments, see Money.
Money :

circulation statement 127, 088, 830

exchange stabilization fund 1125

extracts from Treasury Depart-

- ment report 1 1125

in Guatemala, monetary reform-- 501
know your money, counterfeit

money, etc 839

rates. Federal reserve charts 92S

reference list 118K

sterling area, monetary policy 24

stock and circulation-: " 1125

values of foreign moneys 126, 836

sec also International monetary
fund — P a p e r money— ^
Public funds.
Money accounts, .see Accounts and ac-
counting.

Money bags, siiecification 198

Money Orders Division 424

poster 424

Mongolia, pl.aco n.ames 786

Monitor and Merrimac, first fight of
ironclads, custodv of

painting 1042

Monoalkylbenzenes. heats of combus-
tion and formation 1028

Monocoque construction :

box beam bending tests 98

l)ox beam torsion tests 98

calculation of stresses in mono-

coques 102, 194, 661

cylinders, inward bulze type buck-
ling I 93, 290

cylinders, stresses in and general

instability 958

fuselage I'lilkbeads. stress analv-

sis 1_ 102

>ronolith Portlnnd Cement Co 390

Monons.nhela Connecting R. R. :

accident 943

possession, etc .821

Mononsaheln River, bridges 261.

351, 479, 616, 874
Monongahela Street R. R., court case.- 1283
■Monoplanes, see Airplanes.
Monopoly :

amend laws against —

hearings 43

reports 165, 479

laws rel. to news gathering agen-
cies 1054

see also Trusts.

Monroe, M. M.. court case 1318

Monroe, Rosie. relief 359, 910, 1033

Monroe, Watson IT. :

Tuscaloosa, etc., quadran<rles, Ala- 69
Upper Cretaceous formations in

Ala., etc 632. 933

Monroe, La., aircraft accident 1351

!

January-December

1601

Page

Monroncy, A. S. Mike (Representa-
tive from Oivla.) :
reports maile by —

Cougro.ss, Joint Conimittoe on

Organization of o52-or);>

Monsma, George N., former proclaimed

list of nationals, etc 112li

Monson quadrangle, Mass. -Conn t)o4

Montague, Mary E., relief 53, 1(51

Montana :

agricultural conservation pro-
gram ___ 151, 714, 1238, 1347

! chromite concentrates 50'J

gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc- 1174

land lease 73il, 7G1, 87u

mail routes, schedules 425,

544,971, 141C

metal mining, 1945 1270

oil and gas o92-393

phosphate rock industry 1270

post route map 113

routing restrictions 279

santi and gravel deposits 933

strategic minerals investigations. 933
structure contour map of Phiins — 1172

war <'asiialtios 1302

World War II honor list 1331

Montana Bureau of Mines and Geol-
ogy 392-393

Monterey, Calif. :

post-graduate school —

hearings 1074, 1075

letter from Navy Dept 895

Monterey Bay, engineer report review- 377
Monterey County Trust & Savings

Bank, buildings- 754, 921, 1042
Montezuma, Ind., bridge across Wa-
bash River 748,915,1045

Montgomery, Frank, contract decision. 098
Montgomery, Lydon T., relief- 359, 614, 735
Montgomery, Ala. :

flight chart 1154

instrument approach charts- 156, 1024
Montgomery Bell Park, right of way- 31, 47

Montgomery Building Realty Co 1209

Montgomery County, Miss., relief-- 376, 592
Monthly.

Note. — For all publications which
begin with the word "Monthly", see
subject, or name of department,
etc., issuing publication.
Montmorillonite, minerals of group-- 506
Montpelier, Vt., instrument approach

chart 580

Montrose quadrangle, Pa.,-N. Y 72

Moodus (luadrangle. Conn 634

Mooers, N. Y., railroad accident 517

Moon, H. H., Kieflfer pear for use as

food 1345

Moonlight, monthly diagrams 108

Moore, Mr. and Mrs. A. J., relief 29

Moore, Burgess C, relief—- 886, 1034, 1067

Moore, C. R.. river transportation 76

Moore, Carroll, motor carrier decision- 1180

Moore, Carroll, Transfer 1180

Moore, Charles S., balanced diaphragm
dynamometer torque in-
dicator 1392

Moore, D. C. :

fruits of Deglet Noor date palm- 577
leaf elongation and fruit growth

of date 577

Moore, Edith R., relief 376,469,475

Moore, George H., relief 29

Moore, .Tames C.. sales, etc., of dehy-
drated vegetables 1018

Moore, Luther S., court case 1258

Moore, Milliccnt, relief 884,1033,1066

Moore, Milo, court case 1186

Moore, R. L. :

beam, etc., tests of aluminum-alloy

tubing 91

bearing strengths of aluminum

alloys 91, 101, 290

bearing tests of magnesium alloy- 97
cyclic stress-strain studies 102

Page
Jloorc, K. L. — Continued

stiffeners on plate-girder webs 101

tests of plain and alclad sheet-- 101
torsion tests of aluminum alloy

bar, etc 91

torsional strength of aluminum-

^ alloy tubing 103

Moore, Robert F. :

chickens and eggs, chickens on

farms 455

turkeys on farms 45(>

Moore, Ross E., good-neighborliness
through agricultural col-
laboration 122

Moore Hill Fault Vein, exploration 1366

Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc 650, 989

Moore Street Retail Meat Cooperative

Association 429

Moorings and appliances. Ships Bureau

manual 1303

Moran, A. H., machinery price adjust-
ments 428

Morbidity, see Sickness.
Morey, Victor P., citizenship educa-
tion 190

Morford, Richard, proceeding against- 1059

Morgan, Anna, court case 212

Morgan, Dorothy, relief 475, 614, 735

INlorgan, G. B., sr., relief 53, 161

IMorgan, Irene, court case 989

Morgan, J. P., & Co., Inc 992

Morgan, James E. :

cooling-air pressure recovery, etc.,

of engine 1190

cooling characteristics of en-
gine 1290-91

cooling correlation of engine 1189

Morgan, Samuel, court case 212

Morgan, W. C, misalinement of strain-
gage components of strain

rosettes 1295

Morgan Creamery Co 37, 376, 590

iSIorgan, Fort :

park conveyance —

hearings 895, 1075

law 874

letter from Interior Uept 605

letter from Navy Dept 605

reports 755, 774

Morgantown, W. Va., aircraft acci-
dent 464

Moritz. Melville, relief 359

Morley quadrangle, Mo 1267

Morlock, Maud :

homemaker service, method of

child care 1362

maternity homes for unmarried

mothers 804

square deal for babies born out of

wedlock 1099

Morning reports. Army regulations 559

]Morol)e Harbor, chart 1195

Morphine addiction, cycle 628

Morris, Eleanor M., motor carrier de-
cision 1372

Morris, J. P., metallic iron, etc., in

sponge iron 74

Morris, James F., court case 527, 1282

]Morris, Jose M. J. P., court case 1379

Morris, Lela, relief of son 37. 52. 161

Morris, William IL, relief 614, 884, 1033

Morris Field, instrument approach

chart 726

Morris Investment Corporation 1097

Morrison, Bess V., ABC's of mending- 1344
Morrison, J. P. E., nonmarine mollusks

of San Josc^ Island 1205

Morrison, James II. (Representative
from La.) :
reports made by-
Claims Com 36, 244-246,

474-476, 881-882
Morrison, William M., court case- 1116, 1117
Morse, David A., our expanding inter-
national labor relations- 1381
Morse, Mary C. M., exrx., court case 834

1602

Index, 1946

MorsL", Wayne (Senator from Oreg. ) :
reports made by —

Claims Com 51-52,374-

375. 377. 488-480. 4ttl-

493. 7«5, 767, 907-908,

910, 912, 1063, 10«5-<)8

Education and Labor Com_ 768, 9Hi

Naval Affairs Com 774

Morse code, technical manual 1001

Mortality, sec Death.

Mortar for masonry, specification 503

Morte Itay, chart 66S

Mortgajre Conference of New York-- 1184
Mortgage insurance :

continue authority of FHA 763,

874, 87!t

farm, preference to veterans 354.

369, 472. 484, 1030. 104(;

insured mortgage portfolio 106,811

index to v. 10 1409

rental housing, rules and regula-
tions 1106

war housing, rules and regula-
tions 1106

Mortgages :

emergency farm mortgage act
amendment —

hearings 878, 1161

law 1035

reports 739, 899, 005

farm, debt declines 859

farm mortgage moratorium amend-
ment 248 379. 593, 736

foreclosures, nonfarm real estate- 105,

811
Morton, F. A., insect repellents and

miticides 1017

Morton Salt Co 404. 945

Mosaics, Geological Survey to sell, etc- 409.

1056
Moscow meeting of foreign ministers-- 209

Moseley. Tomlinson I., court case 1282

Moser, (,". S., contract appeal 137, 1221

Moser, C. S.. Industries 137, 1221

Moses, Jason J., flow at outlet of super-
charger inlet elbow 1306

Mosher. II. M.. motor carrier decision- 644
Moskovitz. A. I., repeated gusts in tur-
bulent air 1387

Mosquito bars, specification 816

Mosquitoes :

chlorine as ovicide for eggs 1078

DDT as insecticide —

aerosols, airplane exhaust

generators 1261

in dwellings 269

in rice fields 64

in yellow fever control 502

residue toxicity 269

sprays as larvicides 269

techniques, etc 269

long-range dispersal 388

of .Japan, medical importance 1193

water-chestnut areas, control 64

Moss Landing, engineer report review- 377

Mosteller, Ethel ("., court case 1376

Mosteller, Tracy J., court case 1376

ISIote, Richard II. :

lead industry in 1945 1270, 1271

lead, preprint from minerals year-
book 1174

mine production of lead and zinc

in U. S 395

rolled zinc, increased production- 1175

zinc industry in 1945 395,1175

zinc, preprint from minerals year-
book 1272

Mothers :

emergency maternity and infant
care — •

estimate -- 676

preliminary statistical report

on EMIC program-— 86, 804
health and welfare services, in

U. S. S. R 409

health and welfare services. State
provision —

hearings 1162

report 1054

Page
Mothers — Continued

health in relation to infant mor-
tality 954

hospital care for maternity pa-
tients 804

hygi^ne de la grossesse 831

maternity care and employment- 86
mortality, in 1942 287

mortality, progress in reducing 287

nurseries for modern maternity-- 86
unmarried —

how nurse can help 656

maternity homes 8()4

services for 191

what they think about day care-_ 409

Mother's Day, 1046, proclamation 675

Mothers of World War II, incorporate- 772
Moths, see names of moths.
Motion Picture and Special Events Sec-
tion, War Finance Divi-
sion 130, 131

Motion picture camera-carrying case,

specification 1219

Motion Picture Service, see Army Mo-
tion Picture Service.
Motion picture theater manager, job-_ 693
Motion pictures :

Agriculture Department. 7, 14, 712, 859

copyrighted 89, 808

index and title page 1188

freedom and famine 581

industrial tilms 11(M»

industrial reference service 24,

158, 237, 346, 465, 587,
729. 868, 1027, 1150, 1250,
1352

national film library 289

Pan American Union 543

suffer little children (film) 581

theaters, labor market informa-
tion 526

victory loan films 130, 131

Motion transformer, final report-: 309

Motive power, see Power.

Motive products, industrial reference

service 24, 158, 237,

346, 465, 587, 729, 868,
1027, 1156, 1250, 1352

Moto-Sway Corporation of America 1135,

1221
Motock, George T. :

extraction, etc., of beryllium in

Germany 930

extraction, etc., of lithium in Ger-
many 1174

Motor- and control-equipment, specifi-
cation 1304

Motorboats :

regulations 836

rules of the road 81i»

Motor busses, see Motorbusses.
Motor carrier accidents, see Accidents.
Motor carrier decisions, see Interstate

Commerce Commission.
Motor carriers :

costs, comparison with rail and

water 125

facilities, war and postwar 1089

out-of-pocket, etc., costs, meaning- 043

revenues and passengers 77, 707

revenues, expenses, and statistics 7S.

797

safety operation, etc 279

services of freight forwarders —

hearings 620

law 351

minority views 261

reports 165, 248, 261

statistics, 1044 1371

Motor Carriers Bureau, I. C. C 182,

1093, 1375
Motor cars, see Rail motor cars.

Motor Freight Corjioration 1092

Motor Freight Terminals, Inc 1091

Motor-fuel M, specification 1320

Motor fuels, sec Gasoline.

Motor Haulage Co., Inc 1001

January-December

1603

Page
Motor machinist's mate, Navy training

courses 966

Motor Mart Trust 951

Motor oils, see Lubricants.
Motor vehicles :

accessories and parts, general

schedule 995

accidents, fatalities, quarterly

summary 17

Army regulations 439,

841, 1129. 14a2
in D. C, fee for releasing liens_- 30, 40
in D. C, parking for Federal em-
ployees 377

.Japanese industry 1432

.see (iIko Motor carriers.
Motorhusses :

.selection, etc., of school bus driv-
ers 779

wage rates of bus operators 658

Motorcars, see Rail motor cars.
Motors, see Electric motors.
Motortruck drivers, see Drivers.
Motortrucks :

line construction, for sale 268

production and distribution i)oli-

cies 977

rates on truck parts 281

technical manual 1002

wrecking, truck-tractor 1133

Mott, Frederick D., public health pro-
gram for rural areas 628,

1079

Mott, James W., memorial 366

Mott Basin, memorial to James W.

Mott 366

Mottek, Heinz, court case 210

Moultrie, Ga., instrument approach

chart 345, 1247

Mount, see name of mountain, except
when "Mount" occurs as
first word of name of
town, etc.

Mt. Angeles quadrangle. Wash 788

Mt. Clemens Pottery Co 182, 989

Mt. Graham quadrangle, Ariz 71

Mount Hood National Forest, map 1236

Mount Hope mine, e-xploration 1271

Mount McKinley National Park, pro-
tection of wildlife 1160

Mount Olive quadrangle. Ill 1267

Mount Rainier National Park, article-- 1175
Mount Union, Pa., railroad accident-- 1089

Mount Vernon, Ind., bridge 616,748,875

Mountain States, distribution of Penn-
sylvania anthracite 394

Mountain View, Calif., instrument ap-
proach chart 1025

Mountain View tungsten deposit, ex-
ploration 1367

Mountains, see names of mountains.
Mountin. Joseph \V. :

health department records and re-
ports 03

training public health workers 1167

Mourhess, Mary J., wake-survey equa-
tions for subsonic floW-- 1396
Mourning, J. L., pilot-plant investi-
gation of matte smelting- 1366
Moving pictures, see Motion pictures.
Mowry, George E., landing craft and

WPB 976

Moxham, Robert M.. copper bullion

claims, Rua Cove 1170

Moyer, Forrest T., employment, etc.,

in mineral industries 1174

Moyer, Raymond T., agricultural geog-
raphy of P. I 340

Moycock quadrangle, Va.-N. C 509

Mrak, Joseph, relief 42

Mraz, E. A., weight, etc., of low-den-
sity core materials 1146

Much, Adela F., court case 1096

Mueller, Arthur, court case 548

Mufflers, wool, specification 1110

Muir, Calif., railroad accident 181

Muir Woods National Monument 1084

Page

.Mulcahy, B. A. :

cylinder-head cooling 1390

eflfect of valve cooling upon en-
gine 94

improvements in exhaust-valve

performance 1395

lead deposition, etc., effects of

ethylene dibromide 1397

temperatures of sodium-cooled ex-
haust valves 1394

Mules, statistics 1231

Mullaly, Carter, trustee, court case 319

Multinipple trait in sheep 457

Munck, Carlos, yellow wilt of sugar

beet in Argentina 1345

Munger, Maurice, effect of valve cool-
ing upon engine 94

Munhall, Pa., court case 1379

Municipal Court of District of Colum-
bia, judges 1051, 1069

jNIunicipalities, see Cities and towns.

Munising Harbor, chart 137

Munitions, aircraft 420

Munsey Trust Co 266, 406. 801, 1258

Munson, Gerald A., spodumene flota-
tion studies 938

Munter, Carl, court case 1379

Munter. Sidney S., coiirt case l.'>79

Murch Bros. Construction Co.. Inc '83,

173. 407. 1184
Murchison, C. W.. motor carrier de-
cision 1180

Murdock, Abe (Senator from Utah) :
reports made by — •

Banking and Currency Com_ 611,

905
Murdock, John R. (Representative
from Ariz.) :
reports made by —

Irrigation and Reclamation

Com 42, 363, 479, 891

Murphree, Dennis, court case 210

Murphy, Alice A., relief 245, 350

Murphy, Evelyn T., purification, etc.,

of hydrocarbons 1354

Murphy, G. C. Co 944

Murphy, Joel T., aircraft accident 719

Murphy, John W, (Representative
from Pa.) :
minority views —

Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce Com 748

report made by —

Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce Com 362

Murphy, Mary, court case 555

Murphy, William R., court case 555

Murphy & Wischmeyer 490

Murra, John, historic tribes of Ecua-
dor 982

Murra, Kathrine O., post-war prob-

blems, publications — 103, 957

Murray, B. N., exr., court case 990

Murray, Harry E. :

automatically variable control

linkage 1290

control-surface hinge moments-- 809
end-plate effects of horizontal

tails on vertical tail 661

sealed-internal-balanced arrange-
ments for control sur-
faces 1390

Murray, James E. (Senator from
Mont.) :
papers presented by —

economic concentration and

World War II 904

small business and civic wel-
fare 257

reports made by —

American Small Business,
Special Committee to

Study I'roblems of 372

Education and Labor Com_- 495.

617-61 S. 916

Foreign Relations Com — 918, 1071

views 1074

16()4

Index, 1946

Page
Murray, Tom (Kcprosontative from
Term.) :
report made by —

Post Office and Post Roads

Com 75fi

Murray, Thomas A., court case G81, 1379

Murray, Vance B., decoration of

honor 1(>:U. 1051

Murrell, George W., relief 3715, 469

Murrell, Kirhy, relief ;i7<>, 4fi9

Murrell, Mamie \V., relief of estate. 376, 469
Murrysville sand, thickness, and oil

and gas pools 633

Musa, Jezlrat Hu, chart 538

Musgrave, Richard A., public finance

and full emiiloynient 387

Mushabac, Ruth L., remodeling and
modernization of urban

dwellings 531

Mushrooms, how to know them 1235

Music :

east Asiatic 193

education, in 14 American repub-
lics (Spanish and Eng-
lish text) 423

in victory, victory loan bonds 130

music series 423

musical compositions copy-
righted 89, 808

Muskegon, Mich., instrument approach

chart 727

Muskegon Trust Co 898. 1035, 1076

Mustard seed production in U. S 12

Mustering-out payments, see Armed
forces — Army.

Mutarielli, Patsv. court case 28,1

Mutchler, Willard :

sheet metals for airplane fire-
walls 293

tidewater, etc., tests on metals 98

Mutter. Lawrence P., establishing, etc.,
heating, etc., contracting

business 1155

Mutterperl. William :

conformal transformation of air-
foil in straight line 1288

solution of potential problems for

cascades of airfoils 1289

span load distributions on wings_ 104

tail surface 103

Mutual aid, see Lend-lease operations.

Mutual Fertilizer Co 212. 1282

Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New

York 411

Muzzall, James L., relief of guardian- 910,

1033
correction for Aug. monthly

index J 1012

Mycology and Disease Survey Divi-
sion 12. 711, 1146

Mycosphacrella l)lack rot of cucurbits- 12

Myer, Alma M., court case 320

Myer, William H., automobile repair

shop 325, 465

Myers, Charles, relief 481, 895

Myers, Edward C. court case 556

Myers, G. C, jr.. stalling of helicopter

blades 9r>9

Myers, J. W.. physical characteristics

of packaged fuel 791

Myers. L. E., Co 267

Myers. Sutton, soil surveys 458, 1344

Myerstown, Pa., railroad accident 401

Myrtle Beach, S. C, instrument ap-
proach chart, etc 23

N

N. A. C. A., see National Advisory
Committee for Aeronau-
tics.

N. A. M., see National Association of
Manufacturers.

N. H. A., see National Housing Agency.

iN T,. R. B., xee National Labor Rela-
tions Board.

Page
N. M. B., see National Mediation Board.
N. W. L. B., see National War Labor
I'.oard.

N. Y. Rayon Importing Co., Inc 267

684,802,951
NACA, ace National Advisory Commit-
tee for Aeronautics.
Nace, Helen L. :

Lower Cretaceous, etc., rocks of

Wyoming 70

Triassic rocks in central Wyo-
ming .1 393

Xaciniiento Mountains, geology 1266

Xiigahania Ko, chart -' 1194

Nagasaki. .Tapan, atomic bomb effects-- 1322
Xaghski. .1., chemistry, etc., of rutin. 860

Xago Wan, chart 418

Xas;uabo quadrangle, P. R 788

Nagy, John, effect of relief vents on

dust explosions 791

Xahas, Adele M.. relief 476, 765, 871

Xaikai. see Inland Sea.
Xaiman, Irven :

cooling pressure for cowlings-. 92, 290
effect of body nose shape on pro-
peller 292

pressure distribution for airfoils,

etc 412

Theodorsen arbitrary-airfoil poten-
tial theory 1387

XAM, see National Association of Man-
ufacturers.

Xamekagon Lake quadrangle. Wis 274

Xiimoa Island (Nan-ao Tao). chart 418

Xan Hai, see South China Sea.

Xau Wan, chart 669

Xanao Wan. chart 1195

Xance, Nellie W., plant disease re-
porter, index to v. 28 1146

Xanoose Harbor, chart 1413

Xansei Shoto. chart 1413

Xanson Commission Co.^ 1092

Xapa River, examination and survey- 446

Xaperville, 111., railroad accident 1- 1089

Xaphthalene, inflammability, etc., tem-
peratures 793

Naphthaleneacetic acid, influence on

apples, etc 1344

Napier Field, instrument approach

chart 1024

Napiorkowski, Felix, relief.- 884, 1033, 1066

Naranjito quadrangle, P. R 1267

Xarcotics :

aid to addicts 165

decisions 127, 836

see also Drugs — also names of nar-
cotic drugs.

Xarcotics Bureau 1125

estimate 547

N^aringin. rhamnose preparation 147

Xarragansett Bay, chart 157

Xash. F. C. statement 366

Xashville, HI., railroad accident 1275

Nashville, Teun. :

aeronautical chart 723

Federal office building, estimate 116

flight chart 1154

instrument approach charts 23, 1024

Third National Bank court case 953

Nashville, Chattanooga .Sc St. Louis
Ry. :

accident 1178

court case 288, 659, 1(»97

right of way 31, 47

Xast, Julia C, court case 1209

Nast, Marie E., relief 476, 765, 871

Natality, see Birth.

Natchez Trace Parkway 1084

Nathan, Charles, court case of exrx 687

National, .see certain headings begin-
ning Federal — Govern-
ment— National.
National Academy of Sciences:

report. 1943 44 412

report. 1944 45 1386

J AN UARY-DeCEMBEK

1605

Page
National Advisory Board on Recreation
Services :
creating —

hearings 1070

report yHJ

National Advisory Committee for Aero-
nautics 90, 193, 289,

412, 529. titiU. 808. itO.s,
1102, 1189, 1288, 1386
annual reports for 1940 and 1941_ 99

proposed provision 677

report series 90, 93-104, 289-293

technical memorandum- 959, 1104, 1190,
1289, 1291, 1292, 1293
technical note— 90-104, 193-194, 290-
293, 412, 529-530. 600-
661, 809-810, 958-960,
1102-4, 1189-90, 1289-95
wartime report___ 1288-96, 1386-1408
National Advisory Council ou Interna-
national Monetary and
Financial Problems- 412, 1104
establishment, notes of general in-
terest 334

report 413. 1104

National Advisory Dental Research

Council, creating 617

National Advisory Medical Policy

Council, establishing 1070,

1162, 1257, 1358
National Advisory Mental Health
Council :
establish —

hearings 618

law 1041

reports 42, 370, 618, 876

National Air Mail Week, proclamation. 1307
National air museum :
establishing —

hearings 893

law — 1042

report 892

National Air Policy Board :
establish —

hearings 1163

report 1072

National Aircraft Corporation 434

National Airlines, Inc. :

accidents 1021

Jacksonville-Miami nonstop serv-
ice 343, 583

report of emergency board 1077

National Airport, see Washington Na-
tional Airport.

National Archives 105, 194, 293,

413, 530, 662, 810, 960,
1105, 1191, 1296, 1408

accessions 105, 810

publications 105

report, 1945 293

your Government's records 960

National Art Gallery, see National Gal-
lery of Art.
National Association of Manufacturers,

reply of OPA 1117

National Association of Retail Grocers- 465
National Association. Rainbow Division

Veterans, incorporate 772

National Bank of Commerce of Nor-
folk 212

National banks, condition, abstract of

reports 127. 688

nee also names of banks, or places
where located.
National budget, see Budgets.
National Budget .Joint Committee,

establishing 164

National Bureau of Standards- 25, 158,239.
:!48. 466. 587. 730, 868,
1027, 1156, 1251, 1353

employees, information for 466

estimate 427

journal of research 25,

348, 730, 1028, 1251
index to v. 35 730

84
267

617

166

Page

National Bureau of Standards — Con.

letter circular ' 25, 158, 348,

588, 730, 868, 1028, 1029,
1156, 1251, 1353, 1354
publications on (lists) —

clay products, stone, and

masonry 868

commercial standards — 348, 1353

detergents 868

simplified practice 348, 1029

research papers 158,

159, 239, 466, 467, 587,
588, 868, 869, 1027-29,
1156, 1251, 1353, 1354

technical news bulletin 25, 731

see also Condon, K. U.
National Cancer Institute :

journal 64, 781

title page, etc., for v. 6 1168

National Capital, see District of

Columbia.
National Capital Housing Authority,

report, 1945 1259

National Capital Parks :

outdoor program 938

regulations, opinion of Attorney

General

National Carloading Corporation

National Carrier Mediation Board,

naming

National cemeteries :
in every State — •

hearings

report 759

see also names of cemeteries, or
places where located.

National City Bank of New York 1209

National Collection of Fine Arts :

report, 1944 312

report, 1945 431

National Commission on Children in
Wartime :
passes torch to new peacetime

commission 804

resolutions 525

National Commission on Educational,
Sicientiflc, and Cultural
Cooperation :
establish —

hearings 746

law 1045

reports 477,608,918.1048

National Commission on Individual

War Memorials 1054

National Committee for All War

Widows, incorporate 772

National Conference of Veterans
Employment Representa-
tives 120

National Conference on Labor Legis-
lation :

article on 12th conference 520

l)roceedings of 12th conference

r^sum^ 191

National Conference on Office of Edu-
cation Statistical Pro-
gram 501

National Conference on Postwar Vene-
real Disease Control 502

National Conference on Street and

Highway Safety 629

National Council of Negro Veterans,

Incorporate 772

National Crepe Paper Association of

America 270

National debt, see Debts.
National Defense Advisory Commis-
sion, labor policies 1418

National Defense Department, creat-
ing 115

National Defense Program in Its Rela-
tion to Small Business in
United States, Select
Committee to Conduct
Study and Investigation
of. House :
expenses 33

1606

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Page
National Defense I'rograin, etc. — Con.

bearings 250, (i04, 1159

reports 481, 1056

National Defense Program, Si)«cial
Committee Investigating,
Senate :

hearings 263,381,773

report 497,773,1163

National Educational, Scientific, and
Cultural Cooperation

Commission, see Na-
tional Commission on
Educational, Scientific,
and Cultural Coopera-
tion.

National electric rate book 62, 174,

501, 778, 1077, 1165, 1360
National Electrical Contractors Asso-

; ciation 728

National Electrical Manufacturers

Association 728

National Electrical Retailers Asso-
ciation 728

National Electrical Wholesalers Asso-
ciation 728

National Elk Refuge, lands to Wyo-
ming 265,

369, 469, 775, 898, 1042
National Employ the Physically Handi-
capped Week :

poster 1187

proclamation 1201, 1385

National Farm S<afety Week, 1946,

proclamation 675

National Forest Reservation Commis-
sion, report 372

National forests :

areas, June 30, 1945 460

Elizabeth, Ohio, protecting, etc 879,

903, 1042

grazing lands, management 499

publications, price list 630

National Fuel & lee Corp 659

National Gallery of Art 207,

431, 682, 983, 1312

general information, etc 1312

information and guide 682

reports 431

National Guard :

physical standards, regulations 1128

publications, price list 504

regulations 1437

National Guard Bureau 1437

National Hairdressers and Cosmetolo-
gists Assoc 586

National Hardware Co 83. 625, 1282

National Housing Agency 105, 195, 294,

413, 531. 662, 811, 960.
1105, 1191, 1297, 1409
establishing a permanent agency —

hearings 258, 373

report 487

estimates 116,427,546,823

functions 811

posters 602

report, 1944 294

see also Wyatt, Wilson W.
National Housing Expediter Office,

functions 811

National Institute of Dental Research,

establishing 617

-National Institute of Health 64,

503, 1168, 1263

proposed provision 116

National Institute of Mental Health,

buildings and facilities"- 42,
370. 618, 876, 1041
National Lal)(>r-Managemeiit Confer-
ence, nee President's Na-
tional Labor-Management
Conference.
National labor relations acts, see In-
dustrial relations.

National Labor Relations Board 106,

195, 294, 414, 531. 663,
812. 961, 1106, 1192,
1297, 1409

Page
National Labor Relations Board — Con.

activities, 1942-44 961

appropriations 876, 879

citrus fruit, etc., growers com-
plaints 247

decisions and orders 106,

414, 531, 812, 1298, 1410

index to v. 48 961

estimates 427

report, 1945 812

rules and regulations 1410

statutes, etc., pertaining to 106

National Lead Co 1379

National Lock Co 1092

National Maritime Day, proclamation- 545

National Mediation Board 415

appropriations 879

changing name 617

estimate 427

report, 1945 415

National monuments, see names of
monuments.

National Museum 312, 432,

551, 829, 983, 1205, 1422
collections, see special subject.

proceedings 312, 552, 1422

report, 1944 312

report, 1945 983

National Negro Health Movement 64, 780

National Negro health news 64, 7«t)

National Negro Health Week 388-38W

National Neuropsychiatric Institute,

establishing 618

National park commissioners serve as

U. S. commissioners 56, 162

National Park Service 75,

395, 511, 636, 794, 938,
1084, 1175, 1272, 1367

areas administered 1272

functions and activities- 898, 923, 1042

guide leaflet 75

legislation affecting, status 636

report, 1945 511

National parks :

descriptive article 1272

evolution of system 1084

publications, price list 1169

see also names of parks.
National poultry improvement plan,

see Poultry.
National Railroad Adjustment Board- 107,
531, 1107, 1192, 1299,
1411

appropriations 879

awards 107, 531,

' 1107, 1192, 1299, 1411

report, 1945 415

National Railway Labor Panel, see
Emergency Boards.

National Research Council 11

report. 1944-45 1386

National Reserve Insurance Co 687

National resources :
mobilization — •

hearings 497

report 497

National Resources Planning Board,

publications, price list — 1265'
National Retail Dry Goods Associa-
tion, horror exhibit 549

National Roster of Scientific and Spec-
ialized Personnel :

handljooks 525, 804, 1286

monographs 191

publications 1382

transfer —

minority views 773

report 497

vocational booklet 804,955,1187

National Sanitary Co 435, 1379

National Science Board :
establish—

minority views 773

report 497

National Science Foundation :
establish —

hearings 1053

January-December

1607

Page
National Science Foundation — Continued
estabiisli — Continued

minority views 773

report 497

National Selective Service Sysieiu, tscc

Selective Service System.

National service life insurance, see

Lite insurance.
National Society of Daugliters of

American Revolution 552

badge, design patent 4S2, 498, 871

report, Apr. 1, lU44-Apr. 1945 552

National Surety Corporation 60, 80, 83,

173, 383, 384, 407, 1184
National Symphony Orchestra Trust

Fund Board, incorporate. 772

National Turkey Federation 230

National Typesetting Corporation 1284

National Wage Stabilization Board :

establishing 203, 675

Government's wage-price policy — 429,

550

National War Labor Board 117

abolishing —

hearings 43

report 48

citrus fruit, etc., growers' com-
plaints , 247

monthly report 117

terminating 203

National woman's party, eipuil riglits
amendment, questions

and answers 902

National Women's Relief Corps, Auxil-
iary to G. A. R., incorpo-
rate 7(2, 1073

National Zoological Park :

report, 1944 207

report, 1945 432

Nationality :

act of 1940, act with amendments- 902

act of 1940, amending 31,

378, 759, 760, 889, 1037

laws and regulations 803

revise and codify laws 164

Nations, Johnnie V., relief 476, 735, 765

Native Indian villages, see names of

villages.
Natural gas, see Gas.
Natural gasoline, see Gasoline.
Natural resources material on public

lands, disposal 775

Naturalization :

aliens in allied forces 760

benefits to veterans and women

married to citizens 1186

deny to certain alien enemies,
etc. —

hearings 601, 889

reports 601, 758-759, 889

fees, waive for members of armed

forces 31

laws, and problems, study —

hearings 164, 247

report 46

laws, compilation 1252

see also Citizenship — Nationality.

Nautical Almanac Office 109,

298, 420, 539, 1196, 1413
Nautical almanacs :

American ephemeris and nautical

almanac 109, 1413

American nautical almanac 420

Nautical charts, see Maps and charts.
Navajo Indians :

appropriations for needs 740

conditions, investigation 1052, 1072

Navajo Tribal Council, proceedings 1268

Naval Academy, Annapolis 420,

670, 815, 966
academic dean —

hearings 498, 622, 895

law i__ 737

letter from Navy Dept 605

reports 497, 755

acquisition of St. .Tohn's College-- 895
admission requirements 1057

Page
Naval Academy, Annapolis — Continued
age limit for appointees —

hearing 59

law 31

appoint sons of certain soldiers,

etc 31

aviation facilities —

hearing , 1164

letter from Navy Dept 1057

report 922

board of visitors, report, 1946 9(!(>

civilian teachers, retirement,
etc. —

hearings 1075, 1159

law 1042

letter from Navv Dept 1057

reports 774, 895

cobbler and barber shops, status — ■

hearings 264, S95. 1075

laws ir,8. 1042

renorts 58,755,774

course of instruction, catalog 420

degrees in engineering —

hearings 44 170

•1 1'-^^' — , ' 31

midshipmen's store, status —

hearings 45, 895, 1075

laws 31, 1042

reports 755, 774

monument to Albert A. Michel-
son 1159

register, 1945 670

regulations governing admission.

etc 815

statue ot John Barry 605

tailor shop, status —

hearings 264, 895, 1075

laws 163, 1042

reports 59, 755, 774

unsatisfactory conduct dis-
charge—

hearing 45

law 31

letter from Navy Dept 45

report 32

Naval Affairs Committee, House :

calendar 251, 366, 605, 894, 1057

hearings 44-45, 167, 250-253,

366-367, 481-482, 605,
755-756. 894-896. 105(5-
57, 1159, 1255
letters from Navy Dept-- 44-45, 166-
167, 251-253, 366-367,
481-482. 604-606, 755-
756, 894-897, 1056-57,
1159-60, 1255

.letters from War Dept 482,606

minority views 755

reports-- 44-45, 166-167, 250-252. 367
481, 606, 755-756, 894-896
Naval Affairs Committee, Senate :

calendar 58, 171, 381, 774, 1358

hearings-- 59, 171-172, 264, 382, 498,

622, 774, 922, 1074-75.

1164

reports-- 58, 59, 264, 381-382, 497-498.

622, 774, 922

Naval airspace reservations, see names

of reservations.
Naval Ammunition Depot, Hastings :
reimburse personnel — •

hearing 498

law 737

reports 382. 597

Naval Analysis Division 1107, 1433

Naval decorations, see Decorations of

honor.
Naval documents, wars with Barbary

Powers 1411

Naval education :

Navy training courses ,_ 109. 197, 299,

420, 670, 814-815, 966,
1108, 1196, 1.302, 1413
post-graduate school at Monterey,
Calif.—

hearings 1074, 1075

letter from Navy Dept^_^ 895

1608

Index, 1946

Page

Naval eilucation— Continued

trniniiiB bulletin 1 109, 815

training otlicers —

hearings 755, 1074, 1075, ll64

law 1042

minority views 755

rei.orts 755. 900. 922

Naval flreiiower 109

Naval hospitals, sec Hospitals.

Naval Intelligence Ollice 1411

Naval medical bulletin 108,812

Naval Medical School 415,532

establishment 251, 1255

Naval missions :

agreement with Cliile 122

detail to foreign Governments- .365, 497

Naval Operations Ollice 108,197,295,

415. 5:52, 665, 813, 962,

1107, 1193, 1300, 1411
posters 962

Naval personnel, see Navy.

Naval Personnel Bureau 109, 197,299,

420. 540, 670. 814, 966,

1108, 1196, 1302, 1413^
posters 299, 1302

Naval Petroleum and Oil Shale Re-
serves Office 632

Naval petroleum reserves, see Petro-
leum.

Naval Records and Library Office 1411

Naval Research Advisory Committee :

establish — ^_ ^„^

hearings 605, 922

law 1042

reports 481, 922

Naval Research Office :

establish — ^ ,

hearings 605, 922, 1164

law 1042

reports 481, 922

Naval Reserve :

clothing or cash allowances, regu-

lations 972, 1307

officers to purchase ordnance arti-
cles 896

training personnel, benefits —

hearings 1159, 1164

law 1042

reports 895, 922

uniform gratuity —

hearings 622, 896

law 737

letter 1 rom Navy Dept 482

report 382

Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps :
continue V-12 program —

hearings 171, 251

law 163

reports 45, 48, 59

Naval Reserve training fleets, Atlantic

and Paciflc Coasts 605

Naval stores :

1946 conservation program bulle-
tin 152

report on production, etc 147,

860, 1144
Naval supplies :

freight classification guide 299,967

operational training program 1111

paclvaging, joint Army-Navy in-
structions 198,

421, 1109, 1197, 1303

procurement activities 81

specifications —

joint Armv-Navy— 109-110, 198,
299, 421, 540-541, 671,

816. 967. 1109, 1197,
1303-4, 1414-15

Navy Department-- 110-111, 198-
200, 299-301, 421-423,
541-542, 671-672, 816-

817, 907-969. 1109-10,
1198-99, 1304-5, 1415-16

used by Navy Dept., index-- 100.
815-816
see also naojejs of supplje^.

Page
Naval Supply Depot, Bayonne :
land conveyance-
hearings - 622, 896

law 735

letter from Navy Dept 600

reports 882, 756

Naval Torpedo Station, Newport, trans-
fer manufacturing activi-
ties 171

Naval training, universal 365, 480

Naval Training School (Radar), Massa-
chusetts Institute of

Technology 815

Naval Training Station, Newport, home
port of U. S. S. Constella-
tion 1255

Naval vessels, see Warships.

Naval War College, Newport 1302'

Navasota, Tex., instrument approach

chart 585

Navigation :

aids, methods for promoting 364

"by guess and by God" 814

electronic aids 415

ice, notes 814

mechanical and graphical devices- 814
navigation and \essel inspection

circular 688

problems, diagrams for solving 814

radio aids 667

rules, Gulf Intraeoastal Water-
way, etc. — -

hearings 249

Navy Dept., etc., reports 750

see also Aeronautics — Commerce.
Navigators, naval aviation, appoint as

commissioned oflicers 1159

Navy :

accounting numbers 815

anti-blackout suits 295

appropriations —

hearings 740, 905

law 1042

reports 596, 763, 876

waiving points of order 608

authorized strength, increase —

hearings 45, 264, 382, 498

law 470

reports 470, 481

budget for naval service, 1947 427

claims, .'iystem of settlement 53, 163

clothing or cash allowances, regu-
lations 972, 1307

code flags and pennants, dimen-
sions 814

cooli book 299

courts martial, decentralize power
to convene, etc. —

hearings 171, 251

law 241

letter from Navy Dept 44

report • 166

courts martial, investigate opera-
tion 262

courts martial, jurisdiction rel.
to death penalt.v —

hearing 44

law 30

courts martial, review of judg-
ments 366.

demobilization and proposed

budget cut effect 481

dental care of personnel 44. 47, 162

discharges, delay rel, to medical

personnel 264

discharges, 12 months or more of

service at sea 251

editor's manual 670

encouraging higher type of men to

career in 481

enlisted iob classifications 540

fleet admiral, permanent appoint-
ment 44, 352. 470

freight classification guide 299, 967

in "grateful memory, accolade

form 445

January-December

1609

Pago

Navy — Continued

inducements to career —

hearings 45, 171

law ;103(i

reports 1055, 107;!

laws of 79th Cony.lst sess 1192

laws relating to 130U

loss of personal property, reim-
Inirsement —

hearings 171, 264, S82, 498

laws 470, 592, 737

reports 37,

38. 59, 264, 359, 382, 597

naval expenditures 072

operational training program 1111

pay and allowances, see, iu main
alphabet. Pay, allow-
ances, etc.
permanent appointments — •

hearings 45, 264, 382, 481, 498

law 470

reports 382, 470, 481, 4S1

personnel in civilian jobs, aids for

placing 309

prisoners of war, promotion —

hearings 622, 890

reports 382, 756

veto message 821

promotion of officers to fl;ig rank_ 59

publications, price list 1205

reappointments, correct error 737,

756, 774

register of officers 299

regulations, etc., furnished offi-
cers, repeal require-
ment—

hearings 498, 890

law 737

letter from Navy Dept 606

reports 382, 756

rehabilitation of amputee 812

retire certain officers and men —

hearings 59, 172, 253

law 352

reports 45, 242

retired enlisted men, promotion- 606
retired officers, iictive-duty pay —

hearings 252, 622

law 470

letter from Navy Dept 167

report 45

retirement, bills relating to 1255

shipping guide 817, 970,

1110-11, 1199, 1305. 1416
sundry legislation, title page and

index to hearings 366

supplies, see, in main alphabet.

Naval supplies,
training officers —

hearings 755, 1074, 1075, 1164

law 1042

minority views 755

reports 755, 900, 922

travel instructions 817, 1199

V-12 program, continue —

hearings 171, 251

law 163

reports 45, 48, 59

see also Armed forces — Pay, al-
lowances, etc. — Veter-
ans— also certain head-
ings beginning Xaval —
Navy — also names of
special branches of the
service.
Navy-Army-Civil Committee on Air-
craft Design Criteria.
see Army - Navy • Civil
Committee on Aircraft
Design Criteria.

Navy Band concerts, poster 9<>7

Navy Department 107. litO, 2;)4.

415. 531. (i04, .S12, 9(i2.
1107. 1192. 1299. 1411
abolish, see, in main ali)hal)et.
Armed forces, unilica-
tion.

Page
Navy Department — Cont inued

accounting numbers 815

acquire and dispose of land, etc_ 171,
264, 623, 1075. 1164
appropriation, 1946 and prior
years —

estimate, etc 305

appropriations, 1947 —

estimates, etc_ 547, 677, 975, 1115

hearings 740, 905

law 1042

reports 596, 763, 876

waiving points of order 608

budget, 1947 • 427

claims for damages —

estimates to pay 005, 962

claims for damages, settlement,
etc. —

hearings 44, 1074, 1075, 1159

laws 30, 1037

letters from Navy Dept 1057

report 773-774, 894, 922

claims under $1,000, peacetime

settlement 773

combining with- War Department,
see, iu main alphabet.
Armed forces, unifica-
tion.

communiques, etc 1109, 1414

employees, reemployment bene-
fits 545

employment of noncitizeus —

hearings 252, 264

law 351

letter from Navy Dept 252

reports 59, 252

enact certain provisions in ap-
propriation act —

hearings 622, 1057

law 1042

letter from Navv Dept 481

reports 498, 896

laws of 79th Cong.lst sess 1192

lumber in possession or control-- 605

liiaterials for housing 366

office space rented, release 367

orders, general 1300

])oster3 294

rank of chiefs of bureaus —

hearing 59

report ] 32

veto message 115

reorganization act, amend 367

report. 1945 665

specifications, see, in main alpha-
bet. Naval supplies.
Navy Nurse Corps, see Nurse Corps,

Navy.
.Vavy supplies, see Naval supplies.
Navv Training School for Nurses, es-
tablishment 252

Vavy yards :

employees, holiday compensation- 1057
employees, protect against hard-
ships -252

molders and coremakers, wages__ 252

Nav. (leoriie M., exr., court case 555

.\aylor, B. F. :

heat contents of manganese-cop-

l)er alloys 792

thcrimxlviianiic properties of

ilmenite, etc 792

I Iit":n;oii.\ namic properties of

manganese 275

X;izi ciiiispii-iay and aggression 1129,

1215, 1323, 1433
!~.' .'.l, .\. P., carotene content of corn

i.lint 573

..•al, Paul A. :

> xcretiou of DDT in man 779

TNT ('fleet on workers 270

■.■'>ar lOast. see E.ist (Near East).
Near-infinite sliders, hydrodyuamic

lubrication 1402

.Nebraska :

electric rate book 1105

hay harvesting methods 12;i;>

1610

Index, 1946

I'age
Nebraska — Coiitiiiuod

mail routes, schedules., 425,971,1200

oil aiiil {,'as investigations 032

Peuusylvanja anthracite, distri-
bution 394, 509

post route map 113

war casualties 812

Nebraska-Iowa liridge Commission,
bridge across Missouri

Kiver 890,914,1041

Nebraska University 780

Necrosis of jiotato tubers 337

Needhani. A. U., Southwestern Graphite

Co 395

Needham, C. E. :

gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc 1083,

1174
metal mining in —

Arizona 1269

Idaho 1269

Montana 1270

Utah 1270

Washington 1270

minerals yearbook 792

Needles, hypodermic, specification 690

Neely, Robert H. :

low-drag tapered wing with split,

etc., flaps 1408

yaw characteristics of airplane 1296

Neff, John, jr., compressive strength of

flat panels 1293

Negroes :

are consumers, are you reaching?- 826
Ducrey skin reactions in hospital

patients 930

education, veterans and war

workers 779

employment in OPA field offices.- 118.

1117

the house I live in 1191

housing project residents, earn-
ings 410

mortality 929

national Negro health news 64, 780

National Negro Health Week 388-389

publications of Education Office 501

services to, projects, etc 501

sj-phllis in high school 1262

untreated syphilis in male 781

war price and rationing boards 205

youth's dilemma 656

Neiffer, Mildred, relief 359. 491, 590

Neihouse, Anshal I. :

aileron as aid to recovery from

spin 99

control manipulation effect on re-

cov(;ry from spin 1404

tail design for satisfactory spin

recovery 661

tests of low-wing monoplane 104

Neirstheimer, Walter, court case 989

Neisseria, unusual strain 1262

Nelson, Albert, court case 834

Nelson, Clara, relief 476, 614, 735

Nelson, David H. :

stress distribution in circular

shell-supported frames- 1104

stresses in built-up beams 661

Nelson, G. H., agricultural residue

pulps, etc 1343

Nelson, Mary L., adhesive properties of

tire cord 10

Nel-son, Olaf T., relief 476,614,735

Nelson. Oscar, court case 625, 951

Nelson, W. J., forward underslung cool-
ing-air ducts 1288

Nelson, Willie E., court case 925, 1277

Nepean I'.ay, chart 1195

Nepple, Earl W.. relief of exrx-- 53, 245, :',~>0

Nepple, Marie, relief 53, 245. :<50

Neptune Meter Co 961,1192, 1298

Nesbitt, Clara A., relief 37

Nesbitt, James H., relief of guardian. 37
Neshoba County, Miss., pre-Selma
Upper Cretaceous forma-
tions 933

Page

Netherlands :

chart 297

cotton, prospective consumption-- 149

mutual aid agreements 6S3

rubber agreement 1314

Netherlands Guiana, sec Surinam.
Netherlands Indies :

charts 670, 1301

international educational rela-
tions 388

Netherlands West Indies, economic in-
formation 347

Nets, cargo, speciflcation 110

Netting, woven-wire, standard 1030

Nettles. J. Cary :

flight tests of airplanes with

torquemeter 1407

piston-ring vibration and break-
age 1402

wire strain gages 1398

Neumann, Ernest P., friction in pipes_ 291

Neumann, Gerhard, naturalization 871

Neuropsychiatric Institute, see Na-
tional Neuropsychiatric
Institute.
Neuropsychiatry, your job and NP

patient 1213

Neurotropic virus diseases, see Virus

diseases.
Neustein, Joseph :

carburetor air temperature effect- 1391
predicting pressure loss at alti-
tude 809

Nevada :

agricultural conservation pro-
gram 151, 714, 1238, 1347

finances 1350

fungus flora ; 881

gold, silver, copper, lead, and

zinc 1174

mail routes, schedules 201,

544. 971, 1306

metal mining, 1945 1270

post route map 113

silver service, etc., from U. S. S.
Nevada — ■

hearings 622, 896

law 737

letter from Navy Dept 606

reports 498, 737

topographic maps : 1266

war casualties 962

World War II honor list 1331

Nevada (U. S. S.) :

silver service, bell, etc. —

hearings 622, 896

law 737

letter from Navy Dept 60G

reports 498, 756

Nevada Consolidated Fast Freight 1091

Nevers, Lula W., relief 476

Neville, Nora R., lawful admission 496.

590

New Amsterdam Casualty Co 1.377

New Amsterdam quadrangle, Ky.-Ind- 1172

New Bedford Harbor, chart ." 1249

New Britain quadrangle. Conn 1()!S1

New Castle County Airport, instru-
ment approach chart 1025

New classification number. Documents

Office 5, 143, 227,

335. 453, 571. 702. S57,
1013, 1141. 1227, 13.39

corrections for pp. 335 and 453 570

New Dale Rundell mine, exploration of

zinc 1272

N<>w England :

cotton textile workers 1286

distribution of Pennsylvania an-

tracite 394, 509

fish production and distril)ution_- 65

fishing vessels 505

landings 68. 7S5. 1170

reconversion 1187

unemployment insurance for fish-
ermen, etc 505

New Florence quadrangle. Mo 508

J A nuart-December

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Page
New Guinea :

charts 537, 1195, 1301

sailing directions, supplement 667

New Hampshire :

agricultural conservation pro-
gram 233, 1239

finances 1350

mail routes, schedules 201,

424, 819, 971

post route map 113

topographic maps, etc 506

war casualties 962

World War II honor list 1331

New Haven Harbor, project on Quin-

nipiac River 696

New Hebrides Islands, chart 1301

New Jersey :

adoption law 190

agricultural conservation pro-
gram 233, 1239

distribution of Pennsylvania an-
thracite 394, 509

finances 1350

frozen-food locker plants 68

mail routes, schedules 301,

819, 1111, 1416

post route map 113

war casualties 1413

World War II honor list 1331

New Jersey ship canal, report on re-
view of reports 616

New Lisbon, Wis., railroad accident 516

New London, Mo., aircraft accident 1351

New Mexico :

agricultural conservation pro-
gram 151, 714, 1238

Costilla Creek compact 479, 737, 771

electric rate book 62

gold, silver, copper, lead, and

zinc 1083

lands for public institutions 623

mail routes, schedules 201,

544, 971, 1306

metal mining, 1945 1270

oil and gas investigations 633.

1172, 1266

post route map 113

topographic maps, etc 506

war casuJilties 812

World War II honor list 1331

New Mexico University 1266

New Orleans, La. :

aeronautical chart 723, 1243

airport obstruction plan 1155

finances 717

foreign-trade zone, grant to oper-
ate 1020

instrument approach charts 1247

milk handling, order 1237

silver service, etc., from U. S. S.
New Orleans —

hearing 622

law 592

reports 367,498

New Orleans (U. S. S.) :

silver service and bell —

hearing (i22

law 592

reports 367, 498

New Orleans Laundries, Inc 429, 979

New Orleans Public Service, Inc 349, 374

New Point quadrangle, Ind 787

New River, bridge 479, 616, 874

New South Wales, chart . 965

New Westville, Ohio, meteorite 811

New Woodville, Okla., court case 655

New York Canals, catalogue of charts- 137
New York Central R. R. :

accidents 181. 516, 642, 1178, 1371

mail routes, schedules 201.

544, 820, 1416
rates on —

clay 944

food for poultry 1374

sales checks 280

right of way 894. 921, 1041

New Y'ork, Chicago & St. Louis R. R.,

accident 1275

Page
New York City :

aeronautical charts 345, 724, 1243

aircraft accident 865

airport obstruction plan 867, 1154

Brooklyn Army Base road 1055

court case 60, 83, 384, 685

finances 583

fishing vessels 505

(light charts 1154, 1243

instrument approach charts 23.

345, 727, 1246, 1247

landings 1170

rental housing 1118

vessels coming to. rat infestation- 389
New York Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea

Co., Inc 1379

New York Harbor :

chart 465

tidal-current chart 1152

towing, etc., facilities, possession,

etc 303

tugboats and barges, earnings 411

New York Labor Relations Board,-

court case 1376

New York, New Haven & Hartford
R. R. :

accident 1089

rates on iron 1374

New York-Philadelphia Dispatch 281

New York Power & Light Corporation- 680.

979
New York State :

agricultural conservation pro-
gram 151, 1239

court case 83, 187.

210. 315. 521, 950. 1282'
distribution of Pennsvlvania an-

tracite 394, 509

farming for the future 1346

finances 1350

mail routes, schedules 301,

819, 1111, 1416

post route map 113

war casualties 1197

World War II honor list 1331

New York State Frozen Food Locker

Association 631

New York Telephone Co 314

New Zealand :

.iurisdiction over prizes 209

mutual aid settlement agreement- 1424

pilot, supplement 667

social security benefits 176

Newark, N. J. :

finances 863

instrument approach chart 1247

Newark Fireproofing Sash & Door Co..

Inc 384, 522, 802

Newbauer iron deposits, exploration 74

Newbiggin Bay, chart 535

Nowborn, see Infants.

Newcomh, Corbin A., relief-- 743, 910, 1033

Newcomb, Walter R., sr., relief 743,

910, 1033

Newcomb, Walter R., jr., relief 743.

910, 10.33
Newell, Joseph S.. shear lag in corru-
gated sheets 92

Newfoundland :

charts 297. 1195-

sailing dir(>ctions, supplement 533

Newman, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad H.. re-
lief 37, 1033, 1066

Newman, Edwin S. :

alumina from clays and bauxite-- 466

dicalcium silicate 588

Newman, George, court case 518

Newman, L. L., gasification of coal in

gas-producer 510

Newman. Sanford B. :

imi)act strength of ropes 239

plywood lightweight construc-
tions 239

tensile tests of parachute webbing- 1029

Newman, Sydney R., court case 651

Newman, Walter C, jr., court case 659

Newmark. Caroline M., relief 359

1612

Index, 194G

Page

Newport. R. I., lanrl conveyance 1255

nee also Nnvnl War College, New-
port.
Newport News Creek, review of re-

u „ . P"""^** lOOC

News bulletin, Pai)er Section of Na-
tional Bureau of Stand-
^, , , '•'•fis 25, 730

XVews for farmer cooperatives 13, 711

rei'rint from ' 459

News gatliering agencies, amend anti"

, ,, frust laws 1054

News letter :

CG news letter 7, 705

industrial li.vgiene 63 780

News Printing Co., Inc ' 315

Newsmap 130, 84S

Newspaper bo.vs thrift plan 1127,1212

Newspaper Section 1,30

Newspapers :

contributions to, copyrighted 89, 807

currently received in Library of

Congress 529

• Justice Department, purchase 823

publicity for special censuses 235

victory loan clip sheet 130

victory loan press book IHO

wage scales in printing trades 956

weekly, circulation statements. _ 874
see also Paper.
Newsprint, ser Paper.
Newton Falls, Ohio, railroad accident_ 516

Newton quadrangle, IMass 787

Newton Trust Co ,319

Ney, .Terome M., address 4''8

Ngatik Atoll, chart 5,37

Ngulu Atoll, chart 418

NHA. see National Housing Agency.
Niagara Falls, N. Y., instrument "ap-
proach cliart 1247

Niagara Falls Bridge Commission, re-
funding bonds__ 600, 737, 770
Nicaragua :

charts 965

economic situation 24

foreign commerce .vearlmok series. 1353
health, etc., program, agreement. 987
mining and manufacturing indus-
tries 1208

shipments to 238.

Nicholas, Ivor E., relief 614, 884, 1033

Nicholas, Fayette & Greenbrier R. R.,

lease 642

Nichols, .Tohn H., court case 310. 1279

Nichols, Reeder G., manual de radio

para pilotos 1122

Nickel :

copper-nickel-alloy, specification. 672,

1304

exploration of Spirit Mountain 1271

in 1945 792

investigations in Alaska 1171

plating on steel 1251

preprint from minerals yearbook. 1175

secondary, in 1945 987

Nickelsburg, David, court case 285

Nickerson, Dorothy, color measure-
ments grading agricul-
tural products 400

Nicolai, Lloyd A., lieat transfer in

tube 291

Niekum, Philip, jr. :

restoring to active list. Navy —

hearings i_ G22 896

law ' 7.35

letter from Navy Dept 606

report 498, 756

Nielsen, Jack M. :

compressibility effects on down-
wash at tail 1406

heat transfer and pressure drop

in tubes 1396

Nierotko, Joseph, court case 83.4:34

Nighman, C. E., tin 1.367

Nightwear :

Unit, facts for industry 154

women's and children's, facts for

industry 864

Page
Nikula, Lily I., salad dressing and re-
lated jiroducts 238

Niles, Alfred S. :

channels with unflanged lightening

holes 92

stability of columns 92

tests of fiat |)anels lOl

truss stability criteria 103

Nilson, Hugo W., food value of fish and

shelltish 1265

Nilson, Laila O., industrial disputes in

foreign countries 1286

Nima Ko, chart 417

Nippert, Dorothy, court case! 433

Nippon Gakki Seizo K K 1323

Xisewanger, C. R., electronic chrono-

scopes 634

Nissan Automobile Co. (Nissan Jidosha

^,. . , ,K K) 1433

Nisselson, John, relief 53, I6I

Nissen, J. M., wing-gun fairings on

fighter airplane 1395

Nitrates :

manufacturing for fertilizer 859

utilization by coffee plant 1143

Nitric acid, specification no

Nitric acid esters, aliphatic, effect on

physiological functions 1263

Nitrocellulose, specification 110

Nitrogen :

chemical, Japanese trade study 316

compounds, in 1945 ' 1270

compounds, preprint from miner-
als yearbook 937

physical adsorption on bone char_ 239

Nitroglycerin, specification no

Nitrous acid esters, aliphatic, effect on

physiological functions 1263

Nizina district, Alaska, copper depos-
its 1171

NLRB, see National Labor Relations

Board.
NMB, see National Mediation Board.

Noah, W. E., relief 359, 491, 590

Noble, Claude P., court case 1427

Noble, Robert, court case 84

Noble fir. see Fir.

Noebi, chart 418

Noise reduction, light airplane proti-

lem 1190

Nolan, John W.. relief 349. 374

Nolte. Arthur J, :

citrus-cannery effluent in Florida _ 456
grapefruit seed oil, manufacture,

etc 457

lactic acid from grapefruit .iuice__ 457
orange juice antioxidant experi-
ment 457

orange .iuice fermentation 147

pasteurized citrus juices 147

petroleum ether soluble material

of orange juice 457

Nome, Alaska, flight charts 846

Nomenclature, see Diseases.
Non-air-carrier aircraft accidents, sec

Accidents.
Nonappropriated funds, see Pul)lic

funds.
Noncommissioned officers, ser Army.
Nonessential Federal Expenditures
Joint Committee, see Re-
duction of Nonessential
Federal Expenditures
Joint Committee.
Nonferrous metals, sec Metals — Scrap.
Nonforrous Metals Fact Finding Board,

report 953

Non-gilling fish sorter 785

Nonmetal mines :

injury experience, etc 1084

safety practices 1367

storage, etc., of explosives 1366

Nonmetals, minor, preprints from

minerals yearbook— 178, 1367
Non-necessity certificates, application

date 203

Nonpetroleum fuels, see Fuel.

January-December

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Page

Noorvik Native Community :

constitution and liy-laws 935

corporate chartfr 789

Norbisratli, Hans, Kcolojfy of north-
western Oregon 393

Nordlagiina Anchorage, chart 9154

Norfolk, Va. :

aeronautical cliarts 21, 724

instrument approacli charts- 585, 1024

railroad accident 516

report on harbor 1134

Norfolk & Western Ry. :

accidents 1178, 1371

bridge across New River 479, 616, 874

Norfolk Navy Yard :
land grant —

hearing 382

letter from Navy Dept 253

report 264

Norfolk Southern Bus Corporation 11U<>,

1298

Norman, INIr. and Mrs. Earl, relief 741,

764, 870

Norman, Irma, admx., court case 55(5

Normand, Ama L., relief 476, 614, 735

Norris, C. B., compression, etc.. on yel-
low-poplar plywood 1147

Norris, Thomas N., court case 651

Norris Stamping & JManufacturing Co_ 945
North (N. S.). sec Northeast (U. S.).
North America :

charts 297, 537, 1195

current tables —

Atlantic Coast 1022

Pacific Coast 1241

geology, 1942 and 1943 506

lights and fog signals, list 533

North America Co 554

North American Aviation, Inc 187,

285, 1258
North Atlantic Ocean, see Atlantic

Ocean.
North Borneo, see British North Bor-
neo.

North Brookfield quadrangle, Mass 508

North Canadian River, survey 1220

North Carolina :

distribution of Pennsylvania an-
thracite 394, 509

electric rate book 778

mail routes, schedules 302,

673, 971,1416

post route map 113

postwar rural trends 230

war casualties 1302

World War II honor list 1331

North Central Division, agricultural

conservation program.- 16
North central region, see Central

States.
North Central States, see Central
States.

North Channel, chart 296

North Counties Hydro-Electric Co 1258

North Dakota :

agricultural conservation pro-
gram __ 151,1238,1347,1348

cold storage locker plants 505

distribution of Pennsylvania an-
thracite 394, 509

electric rate book 1077

.iurisdiction over Devils Lake

Reservation 378. 601, 737

post route map 113

property transfer 266, 595, 875

sand and gravel deposits 933

topograiihic maps 1266

war c.'isualties 962

World War II honor list 1332

North Dakota TTnivcrsily 937

North Elder Creek area, Calif.,

chroMiite deposits 1171

North Island, chart 670

North Pacific Ocean, .see Pacific Ocean.
North Platte. Nebr. :

aircraft accident - 1022

instrument approach chart 156

North Pownal quadrangle, N. Y.-Vt 1082

743176 — 47 12

Fag«

North Sea :

charts 197, 297, 537, 1195

lights and fog signals, list 533

sailing directions, supplement 667

Northampton County, Va., mail routes,

schedules 301,

819, 1111, 1416
Northeast (U. S.) :

agricultural conservation program,

northeast region 714

pastures, etc., for northeastern

States 456

water levels and artesian pres-
sure 1266

Northeast Airlines, Inc. :

consolidation of routes 1151

north Atlantic route case 343

report of emergency board 1077

Northeast Philadelphia Airport, instru-
ment approach chart- 23, 728
Northeastern States, see Northeast

(U. S.).
Northern and northwestern lakes,

bulletin 55 850

Northern and Northwestern Lakes Sur-
vey 137, 850

Northern Hemisphere, ice atlas 1107

Northern Lumber & Millwork Co 598

Northern Pacific Ry. :

accidents 78, 181

court case 651, 1282

operation 1179

Northern Regional Research Labora-
tory 10, 147, 1233, 1343

Northers, see Winds.

Northland Greyhound Lines, Inc 644

Northland Transportation Co 645

Northport, Wash., bridge 494, 747, 873

Northrop, S. A., Las Vegas Basin, etc_ 1172
Northwest (U. S.) :

Columbia R. power and Pacific

Northwest 178

lily weevil, potentially serious

pest 576

water levels and artesian pres-
sure 392

Northwest Airlines, Inc. :

Chicago-Milwaukee-New I'ork serv-
ice 20

emergency board 972, 1077, 1260

Northwestern Lakes Survey, see
Northern and North-
western Lakes Survey.
Northwestern Portland Cement Co-- 390
Northwestern States, see Northwest

(U. S.).
Norwalk. Conn., terms of district

court, eliminate 57, 162

Norway :

air transport services, agreement- 553
armed forces in Iceland, agree-
ment 683

civil administration, etc., agree-
ment , 1314

lights and fog signals 666

marine transportation and litiga-
tion 209

sailing directions, supplements 607

Norwegian language :

guide to spoken language 843

phrase book 1131

Norwich quadrangle. Conn 1081

Norwood, Alice M., Congressional
hearings, etc.,. relating

to TVA 1428

Norwood, Anne R., relief 884

Notes of general interest 4, 142,

226. 334, 452. 570, 856,

1012, 1140. 1226, 1338

Notice of quarantine-— 148, 458, 576, 1145

Notice to mariners 108, 813

North American-Caribbean edi-
tion 108, 813

Notices of .judgment, see .Judgments.

Noticiero, hnletfn informativo 1306

Notifiable diseases, see Contagious and
infectious diseases.

1614

Index, 1946

Page
Nova Scotia :

aeronautical charts 724, 102G

nautical charts 068

sailing directions, supplement 607

Now you can j;o to colleu'o, etc 446

Nowaic, Joseph C, court case 1203

Nowicic, A. S. :

elect ron-difTraction examination

of cast-iron piston rinRs_ 1402
iron oxides on cast-iron engine

surfaces 1399

stress rupture of heat-resisting

alloys 1290

treatment of creep of metals 661

Nowland, George H., Co 280

Nozzles :

for jot-propulsion system 1400

pasoline-hose, specification 199

NHDGA horror exhibit 549

Ni]-Car Carriers, Inc 1092

Nuhone Co., Inc 531

Nuemann, Gerhard, naturalization 770

Nueva almira, Puerto de, chart 1411

Numberinj; of railroad equipment 442

Numerical lists and schedule of vol-
umes of reports, etc.,

79th Cons.lst sess 931

Nunn, Ira H., statement 1159

Nurse Corps, Army, nurses commis-
sioned in Army of U. S 691

Nurse Corps, Navy :

appointment in Naval Reserve 896

pay and allowance adjustment —

hearings 45, 172

law 31

white taslv force 415

Nurseries :

for modern maternity 86

for newborn in hospitals 656

see also Day care of children.
Nursery schools, see Day care of chil-
dren.
Nurses and nursing :

fees in D. C 1038, 1069

home care of the siclt 176

nurses needed to serve those who

served 152

nursing school health practices,

etc 175

premature infant care 954

professional nurses, outlool< 527

psychiatric nursing experience by

affiliation I 175

psychiatric nursing opportuni-
ties 175

public health nurse and you 628

set your cap for Public Health

Service 780

student nurses exempt from class-
ification act, etc 928

unmarried mothers, how nurse

can help 656

see also Nurse Corps, Army — -
Nurse Corps, Navy.
Nussdorfer, Theodore, lulirication of

piston sl<irt 1391

Nutriculture gardening. Army regu-
lations ^" 1128

Nutrition :

education in elementary school-- 269

improve, action programs 1346

industrial nutrition service 862

investigations 570

see also Pood.
Nuts :

edible tree nuts 1123

importation 104!)

Nuts (machinery) :

simplified practice 587

specification 421, 541

Nutt, Alice S., adolescents awav from

home 1 1382

Nutter, Charles L,, court case 1209

Nutter, Helen D., court case 1209

Nuttonson, M. Y.. Ukraine, agricul-
tural climatology, etc-- 459

^ Page
NWLB, .see National War Labor Board.
Nylon ho'^iery, see Hosiery.
Nylon rojie, see Rope.
Nyrayco Importing & Converting Cor-
poration 267

N.vssa, see Tupelo.

Ny.strom, A. B., dairy cattle judging- 148

O

O. D. T., see Defense Transportation

Office.
O. E. M., sec Emergency Management

Oflice.
O. F. E. A., see Foreign Economic Ad-
ministration.

O. K. Plumbing Co 1203

O. K. Transfer & Storage Co., Inc 1091

O. O. C, see Censorship Office.
O. P. A., see Price Administration Of-
fice.
O. W. I., see War Information Office.
O. W. M. K., see War Mobilization and
Reconversion Office.

O Shima, chart 670

O Wan, chart 904

Oak:

American wood 232

bibliography on cork oak 581

white, specifications 969, 1304

Oakland. Calif. :

airport obstruction plan 1245

finances 863

Instrument approach chart 727

Oakland, Ky., railroad accident 516

Dates, William E., relief of estate 1033.

1047
Oaths, Army personnel to administer- 216.

998

Oatneal, Edward, relief^l 246, 491, 590

Oatneal, James R., relief 246. 491 590

Oatneal, John N., jr., relief-- 246, 49l] 590
Oats :

disease-resistant- varieties 1144

standards, handbook 340

Obama Ko, chart 965

Oberg, Marion W., chemical samples

for insecticide testing-- 1145
Oberst, Fred W.. morphine addiction- 628
Obert, Leonard, determining mine rock

properties --- 1269

Obligations of United States, see Gov-
ernment securities.

O'Brien, Bessie, relief 743, 765, 871

O'Brien, George D. (Representative
from Mich.) :
report made by —

Conference Com 1047

O'Brien, Henry R., health in Far East- 1361
O'Brien. Jane :

relief of guardian 743, 765, 871

correction for July monthly

index 856

O'Brien, Will, relief 743, 765, 871

Observatories, see names of observa-
tories.
Observers, naval aviation, appoint as

commissioned officers 1159

Occupation :

United States forces European the-
ater 1330

why? what? where? 1314

Occupational Analysis and Industrial
Services Division, Em-
ployment Service 1100,

1187, 12S0, 1323
Occupational Analysis and Special
Services Division, Em-
ployment Service 525

Occupational Analysis Division, Em-
ployment Service 87

Occupational Analysis Division, War

Manpower Comn 309,

429, 430

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Occupational diseases :

control, outline 1383

prevention, outline 87, 191

Occupational Outlook Division, Labor

Statistics Bur 217, 1323

Occupational therapy, list of books 328

Occupations :

census publications, price list 1264

descriptions of professions, etc__ 191,
5:25, 804, 128G

dictionary of occupational titles 430

liazardous, subjert to minimum age

of 18 525,1099

hourly earninjfs by region 1384

interest checlt list and instruc-
tions 1100

occupational analysis improves

personnel methods 1187

occupational analysis publica-
tions 87, 1280

occupational briefs 217,

440, 693, 1129, 1323
occupational outlook information. 1101,

1431

wage relationships 88, 956, 1384

see also names of occupations, or
subject involved.
Ocean, soundings and exploration of

floor 814

see also name of ocean.
Ocean-cable carriers, see Cables (sub-
marine).

Ocean County, N. J., court case 1183

Ocean currents :

current tables —

Atlantic Coast 1022

.Japan and China 1152

Malacca Strait 1022

Pacific Coast 1241

Philippine Islands.^ 1022, 1241

in Arabian Sea 814

in Indian Sea 814

publications. Coast and Geodetic

Survey 721, 1022, 1241

tidal current charts —

Narragansett Bay to Nan-
tucket Sound 21

New York Harbor 1152

Oceans, see names of oceans.
Ocliiltree, David W. :

fatigue strength of riveted joints- 1293

structural efflciencies of webs 1408

Oclioco National Forest, map 1236

Uckcnfels, Frank W., court case 651,

802, 1258

Ocniulgee River, flood problems 1005

Ocofia, Caleta, chart 298

O'Connor, F. M., court case 407

(J'Connor, John B., court case 869

O'Connor, Mildred A., court case 1123

Odanah (luadraagle, Wis 509

O'Daniel, W. Lee (Senator from Tex.) :
reports made by —

Claims Com 50-54,

258, 375-376, 487. 490-
493, 764-765, 767, 909,
911-912, 1U63-68

Commerce Com 914

Ode, W. H., carbonizing properties of

coal 936

O'Dea, K. .T., iron reduction in titanif-

erous ores 937

Odell. William W., European shale-
treating practice 793

Odenbacli. Shiplmilding Corporation-- 1106
O'Donnell', J. K., mineral rights to heirs

or devisees 1056

ODonnell Fruit Co 1092

O'Donovan, William L., court case 83

OUT, sec Defense Transportation Of-
fice.
OEM, SIC Emergency Management Of-
fice.
Of human bondage, presenting manu-
script to Library of Con-
gress 600

Page
OFEA, see Foreign Economic Adminis-
tration.
Office equipment and supplies :

general schedule of supplies 128,

322, 995

job of office-machine operator 440

machines, facts tor industry 154

rental of machines 995

sec also names of articles.
Office machines, see Office equipment

and supplies.
Office of Director of Liquidation, termi-
nation 821

Office of Foreign Liquidation Commis-
sioner, reports 684, 1424

Office supplies, sec Office equipment and

supplies.
Office workers, see Clerks.
Officers, see Army — Coast Guard Re-
serve— Marine Corps — •
Merchant marine —
Navy — Officers' Reserve
Corps, Army — also Gov-
ernment officials and em-
ployees.
Officers' handbook. Maritime Service — 430
Officers' Reserve Corps, Army, pay and

allowances 324, 841, 1322

Offices :

operating costs in —

Chile 1353

Guatemala 238

Panama 1U27

Venezuela 729

space rented by Navy Dept., re-
lease 367

see also Government offices.

Official gazette of Patent Office 26, 731

index, weekly 26, 731

title page, contents, etc 26, 731

Official postal guide, sec Postal service.
Official register of United States, 1945_ 17
Official reports, see Supreme Court of

United States.
Officials, see Government officials and

employees.
Offset-duplicating plates, regraining,

general schedule 213

Offset-duplicating supplies, schedule — 995
Oflcina Central de Traducciones, see
Central Translating Of-
fice.

Ogden & Dougherty 37, 241

Ogden Dairy Co 951

Ogilvie Hardware Co., luc 1184

Oguss, Jane S., court case_- 952, 1098, 1427

O'Hara, George, relief of estate 32, 162

O'Hara, Joseph P. (Representative
from Minn.) :
reports made by —

Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce Com 363,

478, 890-891

O'Hara, S. M. R., court case 834

Ohio :

committeeman's practice h a n d-

book 151

distribution of Pennsylvania an-
thracite 394. 509

finances 1350

mail routes, scliedules 424,

820, 111, 1416

oil and gas investigations 70,

633, 933

post route map 114

war casualties 1413

World War II honor list 1332

Ohio Brass Co -. 53.162

Oliio Casket Hardware Co., Inc 09.S. 850

Oliio Fuel Gas Co 1310

Ohio Geological Survey 70.633

Oliio Oil Co 287

Oliio River :

bridges 479, 616, 748,

874, 914, 1042, 1053, 1060

liglit list 436

surface water supply of basin 69

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Index, 1946

Page

Ohio Valley General Hospital, relief 743,

yiO, 1033

Oliui, Clarence W.. relief 844, 1033, 1006

Oliora Bay, «ce llouhora Bay.
Oliora Kiver, see llouhora Kivor.
Oil, see Oils — Petroleum.
Oil and Gas Division, Interior Dept. :

naming 821

petroleum investigation 1257

Oil- and water-absorbing compound

specitieation 1415

Oil-bearing materials, Japanese trade

study 316

Oil burners :

faits for industry 154, 864

in warm-air furnaces, standard 868

Oil cake, rates on 1181

Oil City Brass Works 403, 1373

Oil cooler, performance requirements- 14ol

Oil crops, world trends 574

Oil emulsions, film formation and struc-
ture ^-_— 140

Oil field equipment, rates on 117'J

Oil fields, see Petroleum.

t)il 1,'anel, report, etc Gr5

Oil pipe lines, see Pipe lines.
Oil pressure gages, see Gages.
Oil sands, sec Petroleum.
Oil-sounding rules, see Rules (ip.st'u-

ments).
Oil tankers, see Tankers.
Oil wells, see Petroleum.
Oil Workers International Union, con-
vention '!'< ^

Oils:

aircraft-engine oil foams, break-
ing 14'?

chemical action on crystals of met-
als : i;'4

consumption in engine 14(ir;

control tests for engines 12! Ki

cutting, specification 3' i(»

essential, industry report 5:l(i

factory consumption 154, 8(i4

fats and oils situation 8. 7C7,

fish, monthly report 68, 7 Vt

beat-transfer coefficients across

films 1402

hydraulic, specification 1 J9

industrial reference service il4,

158, 2?,1. 346. 465, 5.'I7.
720, 868, 1027. 1156, 1250,
1352
correction for Julv monthly

index 856

industry report 586. 729

inediltle, distribution —

hearings 1159

report 1056

.Japanese trade study 310

laboratory engine oil system 291

lard, specification 1120

production, consumption. and

stocks 154,804

small business problems 49,

257. 904

statistics 1231

vegetable, agreement with Argen-
tina 98 1

vegetable. OPA price policy 610. 904

ser also names of oils.

Oilseeds, statistics 1231

Okaato, .<tce Coquille Harbor.

Okada. Ko, chart 070

Okanogan County, Wash., bimetallic

molybdenum deposit 1271

Okayama, Suido. chart 964

Okeechobee Lake, aeronautical chart- 584.

1243

Oki Retto. chart 290

Okin, Samuel, court case 1379

Okinawa (Junto, chart 418

Okinawa Shima, charts 297, 1413

Oklahoma :

conservation practices, handbook- 234
court case 407, 651, 1379

Pag«

Oklalioma — Cont inued

district judge, court case 210, 685

electric rate book ^ 62

mail routes, schedules 201,

544, 971, 1306

oil and gas investigations 933

post route map 114

public lands disposition. 898, 923, 1042

war casualties 1108

World War II honor list 1332

Oklahoma City, Okla. :

aeronautical chart 724

instrument approach chart 156, 1024

Oklahoma Corporation Commission 403

Oklahoma Furniture Maufacturing

Co 285

Oklahoma Geological Survey 933

Oklahoma Press Publishing Co 315

OKO, chart 964

Okonite Co L_ 84, 1282

Olathe, Ivans., instrument approach

chart 727, 1247

Olcott, II. S., glutamic acid review,

etc 1233

Old age and survivors insurance :
benefits to veterans —

hearings 769

report 769

Federal insurance for workers and

families 176

household workers 660

l)ublications 64, 930

State plans 1302

Old age pensions, see Civil service pen-
sions— Foreign service —
Old age and survivors
insurance.
Old Saybrook, Conn., bridge— 302, 494, 591

Old Speck Mtn. quadrangle, Maine 71

Oldright, G. L.. reconversion problems

in lead metallurgy 1366

Oleomargarine, see Margarine.
Olesen, Robert :

rat infestation on oil tankers 389

rats on vessels coming to New

York 389

Oleum, specification 110

Oligocene of Wyoming, Testudo

species 552

Oliphant, George W., court case 556

Oliphant, John W., homologous serum

jaundice 1107

Oliver, A. Ray, court case 1093

Olives, green, standards for grades 713

Olney, Claude B., motor carrier de-
cision 402

Olsen, H. Lowell, supressing knock in

spark-ignition engine 1393

Olsen, Robert, relief of guardian- 884, 1066
Olson, B. J. :

pneumonitis in Louisiana 502,

628, 1262
reactions of histoplasmin to pul-
monary disease 389

Olson, Oliver J. & Co 1259

Olson, Roland E. :

take-off of large flving boat 103

tests of hull of flying boat 90

Olson, W. Z. :

joint strength in glued birch ply-
wood 579

resistance of glue in wood joints

to fatigue stressing 579

strength of glued joints in maide

blocks 1146

urea glues in yellow birch ply-
wood 579

Olson, Walter T.. minimizing dilution

in exhaust-gas samples- 1407

Olustee, Ala., railroad accident 78

Olympia Fields, 111., railroad accident- 516
Omaha, Nebr. :

instrument approach chart 1024

milk handling, order 1237

rental housing 1118

January-December

1617

Page

Omaha beachhead, American forces in

action 565

O'Mahoney, Joseph C. (Senator from
Wyo.) :
papers presented by —

fiscal relations between U. S.

and D. C 763

■wool program 426

reports made by —

Appropriations Com 763

Indian Affairs Com-_ 379. 619-620,
770-771, 919, 1072
Irrigation and Reclamation

Com 920

Judiciary Com 57, 772

Military Affairs Com 58,

380-381, 497, 773, 921
Petroleum Resources, Special
Committee Investi-
gating 382

Public Lands and Surveys

Com 775, 923-924, 1076

Wool, Special Committee to
Investigate Production,
Transportation, and Mar-
keting of 776

O'Malley, Jane, relief 598, 910, 1033

Oman, P. W., collection, etc., of in-
sects 1017

Omar, Hamsah, relief 42, 770, 871

O'Meara, K. G. :

concentration of bauxite 1268

concentration of fluorite 936

Ominato K6, chart 965

Omohundro, Edgar H., cotton surplus

disposal programs 15

On-the-job training, see Employee
training.

One Fifth Avenue, Inc 1310

101 East 1st Street. Inc 549,1097

150 East 47th Street Corp 1117

188 Randolph Building Cori)oration_- 281
O'Neal Emmet (Representative from
Ky.) :
reports made by —

Appropriations Com 595

Conference Com 875, 877

Oneida- Tribe of Indians of Wis-
consin, constitution and
by-laws, amendments — 789
Onions :' . ^ ^^ „

color and smudge resistance 1017

onion-set production 1345

Onondaga (revenue cutter) :

naval record of former crew —

hearings 250, 622, 1074

reports 250,922

veto message 1112

Ontario Freight Lines Corp 1091

Ontario, Lake, port and terminal

facilities, 1943 850

Onychophores of Panama and Canal

Zone 312

OOC, see Censorship Office.
OPA, see Price Administration Office.
Operative Plasters' and Cement Fin-
ishers' International Assoc 525

Operator selection and training, mate-
rials handling equip-
ment, etc 328

Opinion polls, are they useful? 560

Opinions: „^ ^ „_

Attorney General 84, 187,

652, 802, 1185, 1283, 1.379

index 802

gee also Decisions — Judgments —

also special subject. i

Opium traffic, 1945 1125 |

Oppau, Germany, I. O. Farbenindus- |

trie. A. G., plant— 1173, 1208
Optical glass, see Glass. I

Optical machinery and equipment, |

surplus property 980 i

Optics filming 1108 '

Page
Optometry Corps, Army :
establish —

hearings 380

report 380, 894

veto 675

Orange County, Fla., court case 1185, 1380

Orange juice :

antioxidant experiments 457

canned, standards for grades_ 150, 1347
fermentation affected by nitro-
genous nutrients 147

petroleum ether soluble material- 45*7

Orange oil. physical characteristics 147

Orange quadrangle, Fla 273

Orbisonia quadrangle. Pa 634

Orchard diseases and insects, control- 710
Orchin, Milton, hydrogenation and

liquefaction of coal 936

Ord, Fort, buildings on reservation 754,

921, 1042
Order of Railway Conductors of

America 210, 1359

Orders, see names of departments, etc.,
issuing orders — also spe-
cial subject.
Orders (decorations of honor), see

Decorations of honor.
Ordnance :

Houston plant, wartime labor

force 657

packaging and shipping 1218

purchase by reserve officers of

Navy, etc 896

see also names of ordnance mate-
riel.
Ordnance Bureau, Navy Dept_ 109, 966, 1108
Ordnance Department, War Dept- 330, 1330

Army regulations 132, 1213

supply bulletins 1215

supply catalog 220, 329, 444,

563, 695. 847, 1000, 1003,
1130, 1133, 1216-17,
1324-25, 1328. 1433-34.
tables of organization and equip-
ment 693

technical bulletins 135, 1217

Ordovician period, rocks below Stimp-

son group 933

Oregon :

agricultural conservation pro-
gram--- 151, 714, 1238, 1347

chromite-bearing sands 506

coast pilot 236

Columbia R. fishery resources

agreement 1037, 1068

electric rate book 501

fisheries investigation 1254

geology of northwestern part 393

gold, silver, etc 1083

mail routes, schedules 425,

544, 971, 1416

metal mining. 1945 1270

mountain meadow range condi-
tion 579

oil and gas 393

post route map 114

public lands jurisdiction 254

surface water supply 69

war casimlties 1197

World War II honor list 1332

Oregon & California R. R. grant lands,
administrative jurisdic-
tion 254

Oregon Department of Geology and

Mineral Industries 393

Oregon-Nevada-C a 1 i f o r n i a Fast

Freight. Inc 184

Oregon-Washington Bridge Board of

Trustees 913

Ores, Grey Eagle, etc., chiinis 1367

sec also names of metals.
Organization charts, etc., see names of
certain Government
offices.

1618

Index, 1946

Page

Organization of Congress, Joint Com-
\ mittoe on, see Congress,
Joint Committee on t)r-
Kunizatioii of.
Organized Reserves, pli.\ sical examina-
tion standards 1128

Oriental studios. Freer Gallery of Art_ llliO
Orientalia Division, Library of Con-
gress 10.3

Orientation fact sheet, Army talk. 136, 848

Orkney Islands, chart 419

Orlando, Pla. :

aeronautical chart 724, 1243

instrument approach chart 156

Orlando Laboratory of Entomology
and IMant Quarantine

Bur 1145

Orlofr, Katherine D., scv Kjar, Kath-

erine D.
Orloff, Peter, alias, sec Kjar, Andrew.
Orndorff, Harry C, court case of

admr .T.")6

Orsini, Ivan, court case 240

Ortiz, David H., quicksilver-antimony

dei)osits 60

Ortiz, Sergio, K. :

modern Quillaclnga, Pasto and

Coaifiuer 983

native tribes, etc., of Colombia 082

Ortonville (luadrangle, Mich 72

Osage Indians, travel expenses, etc 379

Osaka KO, chart 1108

Osborn, Eleanor K. :

living and ofBce costs in El Salva-
dor 1250

shipments to Nicaragua 238

Osgood, William R., chromium-molyb-
denum-steel tubing under

loads 103

Osgood quadrangle, Ind 634

Oshima Kaikyo, chart 297

Oshkosh, Wis.. 1st National Bank, court

case 556

Oskenfels, Frank W., court case 500

Osteopathic phvsician, job 1323

Osterhoff, Alfred, relief 259.358,469

Osterhout, Clayton J., stability, etc., in

wind tunnel tests 95

Ostsee, see Baltic Sea.
O'Sullivan, William J., jr., effect of
high-wing loading on

landing, etc 1400

Otero. Maxine M. :

byproduct and beehive coke 1175

coke and byproducts •4270, 1365

production of coke, etc., from coal-
gas 792

Othermedicine, Alice Y., i)atent in fee_ 247,

350, 379
O'Toole. Donald L. (Representative
from N. T. t :
reports made bv —

.Vccounts Com 739

Lil)rary Com__ 480,750,892,1054

War Claims Com 48

Otoscopes, electric, si)ecification 1430

Ottenstein, Joseph, court case 1377

Ouachita River, engineer report 913

Our AmiTican Government 254,471

Our Nation's children 86,954

Outboard propulsion unit, buy at frac-
tion of cost 1180

Outerwear, .see Clothing.

Outlet-fittings, specification 996

Outlook charts, see Agriculture — Rural

life.
Outlying possessions :

crime reports 408, 1186

index to v. 16 403

surplus property in island posses-
sions 77

Ovens, Roy, motor carrier decision 1092

Ovens Transfer 1092

Overall Economics Effects Division,
Strategic Bombing Sur-
vey 218

Page
Overcash, Charles M., relief of estate__ 359.

614, 735

Overly Manufacturing Co 1182

Overmyer, Brenda E., court case 653

Overmyer, George J., court case 653

Oversea requisitions, sec Retiuisitions.
Overseas shipment, see Packing.
Overtime, see Government ofhcials and
employees.

Overton, Carlton B., court case 556

Overton, John H. (Senator from La.) :
papers i)resented by —

Coos Bay 1358

Franklin Canal 913

international commercial avi-
ation 615

Intracoastal Waterway 1358

Lafourche, Bayou 913

Lake Charles Deep Water

Channel 913

Lewiston Orchards project 1177

Mernientum River 1162

Mississippi River 914

St. Johns River 1358

reports made by —

Approjiriations Com 763

Commerce Com_ 494. 616, 767, 912-
915, 1068-1069
Owen, F. v., male-sterility in sugar

beets 340

Owen Bros. & Friend Livestock Com-
mission Co 659

Owens, David, jr., relief of guardian 598,

766, 871

Owens, Z. D., relief 50, 161

Owens Bridge quadrangle, Fla 507

Owens, Field, instrument approach

chart 1024

OWI, see War Information Otiice.
O wings, C. W., dust laying equipment- 178
OWMR, see War Mobilization and Re-
conversion Otiice.

Owyhee project, specifications 398, 640

Oxford quadrangle, Mich 274

Oxide manganese, see Manganese.
Oxygen :

equipment, installation in air-
craft 328

in sponge iron, determination 74

Oysters :

canned, annual summary ^ 785

fresh, specification 690

Nortli Borneo species for Pliilip-

pines 207

oyster and oyster industry in U. S_ 631

raw shucked, regulations 603

reaction to chlorination 932

rehabilitation of beds 888

Ozark quadrangle. Mo 274

Ozone, Tenn., railroad accident 1275

r

P. and S. docket 14.15,713

P. A. W., see Petroleum Administra-
tion for War.
P. B. A., sec Public Buildings Admin-
istration.
P. R. A., see Public Roads Adminis-
tration.

P. S. payroll savings bulletin 130

Pace, Stephen (Representative from
Ga.) :
reports nuide by —

Agriculture Com 471. 739

Supplies and Shortages of
Food, Particularly Meat,
Select Committee to In-
vestigate 371

Pacific Alaska Airways. Inc 20

Pacific area :

airline distances 814

racon list , 963

survey 752

January-December

1619

Page
I'acific Coast :

collisions of vessel, rules to pie-

veut , 088, S13

current tables li;41

fisheries, 1U43 117u

light list yy4

Naval Reserve training Ueet OUo

pilot, supplement 2^ii

pilot rules for inland waters 088, 81o

radiobeacou system 430

transportation lines lUUO

see also Pacific States.

' Pacific Coast European Conference 10'J8

Pacific Coast Longshore Fact Finding

Board, report 054

Pacific Coast Wholesalers' Association. 403

Pacific Electric Ky., accident 78, 181

Pacific Fleet, communiques, etc__ llOU, 1414
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Fact Find-
ing Board, report 954

Pacific Intermountain Express Co 044

Pacific islands :

lights and fog signals 060

radiobeacon system 430

sailing directions, supplement 667,

1107
see also Pacific area.
Pacific Northwest, see Northwest

(U. S.).
Pacific Ocean :
charts —

antarctic regions 1411

meteorological plottini? 297,

965 1195

pilot, of north Pacific 108, 814

pilot, of south Pacific 109, 814

sailing-- 297, 418-419, 1195, 1301

temperature 108

echiuroid worms of north Pacific- 552

mines, etc., in north Pacific 814

physical oceanography, refer-
ences 1300

tide tables 1022

Pacific Public Service Co 285

Pacific slope basins, see Pacific States.
Pacific States :

fish distribution methods, etc 1108,

1303
Pennsylvania anthracite distribu-
tion 394

surface water supply 69, 1081

unemployment insurance for fish-
ermen, etc 505

see also names of States.
Pacific war, see World War, 1939-45.
Pack, Frank C, solvent extraction of

tung oil 1343

Packages and packaging, see Contain-
ers— Packing.

Packard. Virginia, relief 53, 162

Packard fluorspar property, explora-
tion 791

Packard Motor Car Co 064

Packers and stockyards act, action
taken on cases, monthly

report 14, 15, 713

Packers Transport, Inc 1179

Packing :

joint Army-Navy packaging in-
structions 198,

421, 1109. 1197. 1303
overseas shipment, packaging and

packing 198.

421. 540. 671. 816, 907,
1197. 1303, 1414-15.

see also naiiies of articles packed.
I'aeking-case edge protectors, specifi-
cation 542

Packing industry, see Meat-packing in-
dustry.

Packing sticks, specification 2<>0

I'aekingliousp iivoducts, rates on 80(1

Packings, specifications-- 111. 199. 300. 323,

422, 542. 558, 1305, 1415

Pacman, Mario .T., court case 1380

Padding cloth, see Textiles.

Paddles, boat, etc., specification 540

Page

I'adilla, Esequiel (or Frank), relief 598,

760, 871
I'adover, Saul K., Thomas Jefferson

and National Capitol 1272

Page Airways, Inc 1333

Pai Shih-I, turbulent flow between cyl-
inders 95

Pails, facts for industry 154, 804

I'aine Field, instrument approach

chart 1U24

Paint and painting :

brush up on your painting 540

colors and containers for paint 407

exterior metal surfaces, painting- 1029

exterior wood surfaces, painting 25

facts for industry, paints 154, 804

general schedule, paints and in-
gredients 557, 1319

paint manual 348

painting contracting business, es-
tablishing 132, 348

plastic paint, letter circular 730

railroad equipment, painting 442

rates on paints and pigments 402

specifications for paint__ 111. 199, 323,
422, 542, 072. 817. 969,
1110, 1198, 1305, 1415.

Paint remover, specification 422

Painter, Arthur C, industrial venereal
disease educational, etc.,

program 503

Painter, H. R., European corn borer 457

Painting entitled first fight of iron-
clads. Monitor and Merri-
mac. Naval Academy cus-
tody 1042

Paints, see Paint and painting.
Paiute Indians :

charters 789, 935

constitution, etc 789

Pajamas, men's sizes, standards 1029

Pak Ngo Harbor, see Po-ao Chiang.

Palaboehanratoe Reede, chart 669

Palacios, Tex., instrument approach

charts 345,727

Paleo-Indians, New World 311

Paleocene formations of San Juan

Basin 1172

Paleontology of Palos Verdes Hills 1081

Paleozoic era :

rocks, in Montana 392-393

stratigraphy, in Colorado and

Utah 392

Palestine, entry of Jews 41, 47, 56, 610

Palisades project, specifications 641

Panares, Arturo Meneses, see Meneses

Pallares, Arturo.
Palm Beach Broadcasting Corpora-
tion 414, 664

Palm Springs, Calif. :

aircraft accident 866

instrument approach chart 157

Palmdale, Calif., instrument approach

chart 727

Palmer, Carl B.. effect of cooling-air

blowers I3,s«)

Palmer, Gary D. :

citrus fruit production, etc 8

noncitrus fruit production, etc 859

Palmer, J. Joseph W., residential re-
pair, etc 1027

Palmer, Lawrence J.. Alaska tundra- 391

Palmer quadrangle. Mass 935

I'almisano, Anthony, jr., relief of

guardian 37, 376. 590

Palniisano, Lucy, relief 37. 370. 590

I'alos Verdes Hills, geology and paleon-
tology 1081

Palubicki, Anna, relief 349, 374

Pamanoekan Anchorage, chart 6(i9

Pamlico Sound, aeronautical chart__ 724
Pamphlet laws, see Laws.

Pamphlets copyrighted 89, 807

Pan America, see American republics —
also certain headings be-
ginning Pan American.

1620

Index, 1946

543
545

987

Page
I'an American Airwnvs, Inc. :

accidents 1 710. 1021

mail rates 20-21

I'an American book shelf 111, 818

author index to v. 8 42."?

Pan American Coffee Conference 200

Pan American Day :

a America 543

airricnitnre in the Americas 459

las Americas, iy4t> 423

inter-American system 423

same (in Portuguese) 543

same (in Spanish) 423

manual for students, etc 423

same (in Portntruese) 424

same (in Spanish) 424

material for profirams 543

origin and siKniflcancc 424

posters 424, 543

Pan American Petroleum & Transport

Co 884

Pan American Sanitary Bureau 111, 817

bulletin 111, 817

Pan American .•'.Gth St. instrument

approach chart 15(i

Pan American Union 111, 2(I0. 301

423. 543, (i73, 817, 970,
im, 1199, 1305, 1416

bulletin 112, 818

motion pictures available 543

posters 424,

Pan American Week, proclamation '

Pan Americanism, see American repub-
lics.
Panama :

cooperative education, agreement-
economic controls, etc 1123

economic situation in 1944 and

1945 24, 1353

general relations with U, S., agree-
ment 209

living and office-operating costs 1027

onychophores 312

shipments to, preparing 238

Panama Canal 424 819

970, 11] 1, 1200, 'l306
activities of OPA in Canal Zone-- 680

amending Canal Zone code 480, 752

capacity and security —

committee report 56

estimate 204

hearings 43

law 163

War Dept. report 752

charts 298. 1195

district judge for Canal Zone,

retirement 255, 4C9

drydocks and marine railways,

regulations 1111

employment. Executive orders- 821, 972

estimates 204, 305

functions rel. to Canal and Zone- 973

Governor, rejiorts 819, 970

Health Department, report 424

inspection of operations and

facilities 752

naturalized citizens, recognition

of services 919. 1042. 1047

onychophores of Canal Zone 312

pilots' handbook 1200

[lublications, price list lOSO

retirement rejiort. 1945 71G

turtles collected in Canal Zonc_- 1120
8ec also names of localities in
Canal Zone.
Panama Canal Zone, see Panama

Canal.
Panama, Gulf of, maritime control

area ■_ 675

Panama Railroad :

annunities for employees 919

1042, 1047

employment. Executive order 821

Panels (aircraft) :

behavior of thin-walled panels 1293

compressive strength 1293

eflfect of curvature on strength 194

making
of

580

Page
Panels (aircraft) — Continued

effect of normal pressure on

strength 1103

maximum stresses around cut-
out l'*95

minimum-weight design I_I 1401

shear lag problems 90

shearing rigidity _" 1104

skin-stiffener, shear strength 1401

stability _ 93

tensile stringer loads, diffusion-- 102,

tests with 4 types of stiffeners--- 101

Panggoel Baai, chart - 669

Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co_I-- 1283
1 anorama, record of inter-American

,, ^ , cultural events 201 818

Pantographs, specification .-,4-^

Pantothenic acid, diet low in 388

P.lnuco, Rio, chart I"! iigg

Paper :

American woods for

paper

curtailing production, etc.,
newsprint —

hearings 248, 1356

report 49

general schedule of supplies "for

. whiteprint 558

industry report 25 730

making from trees '400

manufacture, facts for industryl- 154,

mills, facts for industry 154 864

public printing, etc., abstract of '

contracts 1080

publications 530

rates on building and sheathing

paper 945

rates on newsprint ogQ

research at Forest Products Lab-
oratory 460

specifications- 219, 690, 817, 838 1002
1126,1212,1430,1435
wearing quality of currency paper_ 868
see also names of articles manu-
factured from paper.

Paper money, outstanding 127 837

Paper, Section, National Bureau of '
Standard

news bulletin
Paper board mills, facts for industry

25,
730
154,
864

Papers, see Records.

Papreg, counterpart vertical fin for

airplane 460

1 apuan campaign, Buna-Sanananda

operation 447

Parachute troops, pay, Armv regula-
tions 840, 1213. 1322

Parachutes :

tail and wing-tip spin-recovery 1401

webbing, dynamic tensile tests 1029

I'aradise Irrigation District 210

Paraguana Peninsula, chart 537

Paraguay :

economic situation 24

establishing business 587

mining and manufacturing indus-
tries 1208

lifting-surface-theorv values 1401

suijercliarger, effect on humidity-- 1401
Paramount Apartment Corporation. 549. 826

Paramount Pictures, Inc 188

Paramiishiru Kaikyo, chart 1413

Parasites, see names of animals, plants,

etc., affected.
Parasitic diseases, test, method of con-
ducting 1078

Parcel post :

agreement with Guatemala 1121

air service, providing —

hearings i058

report 897

Parengarenga Harbor, chart 670

Parent, Madeline, relief 744, 911, 1034

Januart-December

1621

Page

Parents l),v adoption, allowances under

pay readjustment act 31

Parepare Baai. cliart 1108

Paria, Gulf of, chart ^ 419

Paris, France :

conference of foreign ministers 1122

meeting of foreign ministers 831

peace conference, 1919 985

peace conference. 1946 1423

Parish, H. E., control of ear tick 860

Parity, see Prices.

Park, Willard Z., tribes of Sierra Ne-
vada de Santa Marta 983

Park Central 188

Park Management, Inc 549, 826

Park Ridge, N. J., relief 376, 592

Park Ridge quadrangle, N. J.-N. Y 72

Parker, A. L., court case 320

Parker, Florence E. :

consumers' cooperatives 191. 805

credit unions 288

Parker, Francis A., court case 834

Parker, Frank W., fertilizers and lime_ 861

Parker, Jack, court case 652

Parker, John W., exr., court case 992

Parker, Wayne, relief 884, 910, 1033

Parker, William A., court case 80

Parker Dam power project, speciflca-

tions__ 76, 180, 398-399, 515.
942, 1088, 1177, 1369

Parker Pen Co 116S

Parker quadrangle. Fla 273

Parker River National Wildlife Ref-
uge :
abolish —

hearings 472

reports 243. 903

Parkers Prairie Cooperative Creamery

Association 414, 664

Parkesburg, Pa., railroad accident 181

Parking of vehicles, see Motor vehicles.

Parkleigh Fashions. Inc 549, 979

Parks, John, nurseries for modern ma-
ternity 86

Parks, Robert, legislation affecting

rural land use 859

Parks, see National Capital Parks —
National parks — also
names of parks.

Parkview. Inc 308,429

Parlanti. Conrad A., court case 468

Parole, prisoners from disciplinary bar-
racks, etc 1214

Parr, Leland W.. epidemiology of tuber-
culosis 311

Parr, Warren S., relief 622, 1164

Parran, Thomas, decoration of honor_ 1031.

1051
see also Public Health Service.
Parris, Donald S.. electrical appliances

and radio shop 728

Parris Island, instrument approach

chart 585

Parrish. Edwin D., relief 476, 910, 1033

Parrish. John B., employment trends__ 87
Parry, V. F. :

automatic water heating 938

lignite gasification 937

storage of subbituminous slack

coal 1268

Parsnips, specification 1430

Parsons, Douglas E., dampness in base-
ments and ground floors- 348
Parsons, Willard H. :

attack on refractory clay pots by

optical glasses 467

size grading of diamond iiowder_- 115(;

Part-lake, carriage, specification 672

Partial-span models, jet-boundary, etc.,

corrections 959

Partrid.ije. V. S. and V. R. (partner-
ship) :

motor carrier decision 1090

Pasamanick, Jerome, fuselage boundary

layer 959

Pasco, Wash., instrument approach

chart 345

Page

Pass, H. R., directional staliilitv and

control 100

Passenger lists, vessels on Great Lakes

exempt from filing 603,

751, 913, 1040
Passenger rates :

between New York City and N. J.

points 1181

increased 1181

Passenger trafhc statistics, class 1 rail-
ways 79, 799

Passenger trains, performance, class

1 railways 80, 799

Paste :

adhesive, for demolition charges_ 1303

dental, specification 129

Pasteurization, sec Milk.

Pasto Indians, modern, article on 983

Pastoral industry in Brazil 1122

Pastry bakeries, see Bakeries.
Pasture seeds, sec Seeds.
Pastures :

handbook 1343

improving for northeastern States- 456

temporary, raising sheep 1144

Patcliell, William F., jr., relief 884,

1034, 1066
Pate, Maurice, children are hungry.- 705
Patent Appeals, Court of. see Court of
Customs and Patent Ap-
peals.

Patent Office 26.159,239,

348, 467, 588, 731, 869,
1030, 1156, 1252, 1354
classification bulletin, consolidated

index 159

decisions —

1944 869

1945 1354

weekly 26,731

exanuners in chief i 498, 1042, 1047

ofRcial gazette 26,731

title page, contents, etc 26, 731

weekly index 26,731

Patents :

agreements relating t". recording- 367
applicaliuns, extend time for
filing-
hearings 167

law 1042

reports 253, 775, 1047

ascertaining damages —

hearings 367

law _: 1042

reports 253, 775

available for license or sale 731

cases adjudged, see, below, de-
cisions.

classification 26,731,1157

classification manu;il-~

corrections. 1940 45 240

substitute pages containing

corrections 160,731

decision.s —

1944 869

1945 1354

Court of Customs and Patent

Appeals 267

weekly 26,731

Government-owned, repeal of cer-
tain laws, etc 105S

in official gazette 26,731

index, 1945 349

interchange of information with

foreign Govts 1053

of Agricultural and Industrial

Chemis(r\- Bureau-- 456,457
of Insecticide InvestigMl ions Divi-
sion ■- 576,1234

patent c.-ilendar for Oct. term 1259

patent rights infonn.'ition, agree-
ment --- 988

pest control, review 11.709

pul>lic<'ontr«lled. wider use —

liearings 377

report 261

register, information concerning- 26

1622

Index, 1946

i Page

Patents — Continued

report of Surplus Property Ad-
ministration 221

report of War Assets Adminis-
tration 1118

time limitations, extension 1057

sec also Inventions — also names
of i)(>rsoiis, firms, etc.,
appl.viiiK for patents —
alxo special subject.
Patents Committee, House :

calendar 1^5<\

hearings 167,307.1058

reports 253,367.482,1057

Patents Committee, Senate :

reports 498-499,623,775

Path.v, George, relief 42

Patillas qnadranKle, P. R 788

Patjitan liaai. chart 669

Patnian. Wrifrht (Representative from
Tex.) :

handhook for veterans 1253

our American Government 254, 471

reports made by —

National Defense Program in
Its Relation to Small
Business in United
States. Select Committee
to Conduct Study and

Investigation of 481. 1056

Patrick, T.utber (Representative from
Ala.) :
reports made by —

Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce Com 363, 747

Patron. George, court case 283

Patronsky, L. A., strength of plastic

materials 101

Patterson, Elizabeth J., relief 598.

910, 1113
Patterson, Ellis E. (Representative
from Calif.) :
reports made hv — •

War Claims Com 1059

Patterson, Howard S.. court case 1183

Patterson, John D.. pavment of claim. 127

Patterson. .Toy, relief 598.910.1113

Patterson, Robert P., see War Depart-
ment.

Patterson. Roberta, relief 598.910,1113

Patton. Ollie. relief 376, 590

Patty. W. L.. lignite gasification 937

Patuxeut Development Co., Inc 169.

884, 973
Patnxent River :

chart of river 1249

instrument approach charts__ 156. 727

Pat/.er. William, court case 1030

Paul, D. A. :

comparison of stress-strain curves_

cyclic stress-strain studies

tensile, etc.. pronerties of alu-
minum alloy shape

torsion tests of aluminum alloy

bar. etc 1

Paul, Mary G., relief

376, 598, 675. 735
Paulson. .John W. :

effects of static margin, etc., on

stability of airplane,
stability, etc.. of fighter airplane
in inverted flight atti

tilde

Pavements, inspections, etc

Pavlik, Frantisek J. (or Georg),

relief 42

PAW, see Petroleum Administration

for War.
Pawel, Morton T.. magnesia from

olivine 1366

Pay, see Salaries — Wages.
Pay, allowances, etc. :

accounts of deceased officers, etc. —

hearings 252, 264

law 351

Navy Dept. letter 252

reports 59, 167

War Dept. report 252

102
102

91

91

38.
766

-- 1294

1405
1434

Page
Pay, allowances, etc. — Continued

active duty pay while in inactive

status 167

annulled marriages, eliminate al-
lowance repayment re-
quirement— ■

hearing 922

report 774

Army regulations.. 216, 324, 438, 439,
559, 691, 840-841, 998,
1128, 1213, 1322. 1431
civilian oflicers, etc., of naval gov-
ernment of Guam 1255

gratuity for personnel on non-
flying status 604

Navy Nurse Corps —

hearings 45, 172

law 31

new pay scale, essential facts 1132

pay increases for Army, etc., per-
sonnel— ■

hearings 604

law 874

reports 480, 876

raises for enlisted personnel 496

:retired officers performing active
dut.v—

hearings 252,622

law 470

report __, 45

retired pay. double-time credits.. 115
service performed prior to 18 vears

of age 263, 351

stepparents, etc., to be paid al-
lowances 31

technical manual 561, 844

terminal leave benefits for armed
forces —
appropriations, proposed pro-
vision 1115

hearings 250. 1074

law 1042

letter from Navv Dept 606

reports 604. 608. 921, 1047

transportation of dependents,
etc. — ~

hearings 45, 252. 264. 498

laws 241. 592

report 59, 167, 382

unpaid balances of naval person-
nel—

hearings 171, 252

laws 241

report 167

see also Government officials and
employees — also specific
subject for which allow-
ances are made.
Pay roll savings, see Savings bonds and

stamps.
Paj' rolls :

Army regulations 132.

439. 841, 112s
employment a nd p a y rolls.

monthly 87,805

simplified procedure, general reg-
ulations 271. 931

State and local government 657

Payette division, see Boise project.
Payment certificates, terminal date for

filing application 1418

Payments :

for supplies and nonpersonal serv-
ices 135

under contracts. Army regula-
tions 841

Payne, Clyde O.. relief 884. 1034. 1066

Payne, Merle G.. blood levels of cal-
cium, etc., in cattle 1015

Pavrolls. see Pay rolls.
PBA, see Public Buildings Administra-
tion.

Pea aphid, iinniunitv in alfalfa 1343

Pea weevil, and methods for control 339

Peabody. Leroy E.. postwar earnings

of class 1 railroads 944

Peabody Hotel Co 1318

January-December

1623

Page
Peace :

building the peace 209,

1207, 1314,1315

building workable peace 500

defenses, documents relating to

UNESCO 314,433

facing forward to peace 930

food coiiservatiou for peace 712

second year, report of WMKO 1333

skilled labor force, rebuild for

peace 409

understanding among people 1207

what peace can mean to American

farmers 229, 337

what will you pay for peace V vic-
tory bonds 131

winning the peace, classi'oom man-
ual 308

see also Council of Foreign Min-
isters.
Peace Bridge, court case of operator — 81
Peace conferences, see names of places
where held.

Peace Department, create 477

Peach Lake quadrangle, N. Y.-Conn — 788
Peach-tree borers, control with propy-
lene dichloride emulsion- 148
Peaches :

canned, specification 437

Elberta, chloride, etc., effect 1235

evaporated, specification 1212

frozen, standards for grades 713

Peanut meal to supplement prairie

hay 1341

Peanuts :

acreage allotments 739, 903, 1042

manufacture and use of protein-- 1233

marketing quotas 739, 903, 1042

prices for shipment 713

research on peanuts and products- 1233

weekly peanut report 14, 15, 713

Pear, see Pears.
Pearl Harbor :

investigation — ■

congressional counsel ■ 30

expenses 354

hearings 1160

hearings, additional copies — 168

report 1061

views 1061

Pearl Harbor Attack, Joint Commit-
tee on Investigation of :

expenditures 354

hearings 1160

report 1061

views 1061

Pearl Islands :

echinoderms 981

herpetology 981

nonmarine mollusks 1205

Pearlman, Lester M.. extra workers in

postwar labor force 192

Pearls, culture 68

Pears :

cold storage 339

evaporated, specification 1212

Kieffer, handling, etc., for food__ 1345

naphthaleneacetic acid spray 1344

Pearson, E. O., jr. :

effects of compressil)ilitv on air-
foil 1288

tests of radio-controlled bomb 1389

Pearson, Henry A.-

recoveries from inclined flight

paths 94

wing torsional stiffness for roll-
ing, etc 1408

Pearson. Aradison. court case 520. .'">54

Pearson Remedy Co 743

Peas :

digestibility of vines 1342

diseases and their control 12

dry field, harvesting 455

Peat :

preprint from minerals yearbook. 1084

production in 1945 1270

rates on 1374

Page

Peat moss, rates on 1374

Pecan leaves photosynthesisj etc 577

Peck, Edward C, seasoning, etc., ship

planking and decking 580

I'ecos River basin, analysis of streams- 69

I'l'di'u, Lawrence W., court case 188

I'cdcn Iron & Steel Co 1181

I'ccliatric medicine, nee Children.

Pedro Bank, chart 536

l\'dro (Jonzillez Island :

bir<ls 1120

nonuuirine mollusks 1205

Pee Dee River, bridge 363, 494, 592

Peeler Hardware Co 652'

Peerless Theater Corporation 1208

Pei-li Chiang, chart 296

Peiser. A. M. :

airspeeds, etc., of Boeing S-307

airplanes 1289

airspeeds, etc., of Douglas DC-3

airplanes 1289

repeated gusts in turbulent air 1387

V-G records from transport oper-
ations 1296

Peloruses, specification 300

Pelsor, G. T., thunderstorms 103

Pelts, see»Leather, hides, and skins.
Pembina, N. Dak., instrument approach

chart 1024

Penalty mail, proposed provision to

defray cost 427, 076

Pendino, Benny relief 38, 259, 350

Pendleton, Esther, relief 50, 161

Pendleton, Lloyd, relief of guardian- 50, 161
Pendleton, Oreg., instrument approach

chart 727, 1247

Penfleld Co. of California 1380

Penicillin :

agreement with Great Britain 988

antibacterial action on Hemo-
philus influenzae 1167

available through agricultural re-
search 575

development in medicine 311

health education series 780, 1079

synergistic action with maphar-

sen 1078

wartime accomplishment 575

Pennants, see Flags.

Pennekamp. John D., court case 989

Pennsylvania :

agricultural conservation pro-
gram 233, 1239

anthracite distribution 394, 509

bridges across —

Allegheny River- 1036. 1052, 1068
Monongahela River-- 479, 616, 874

Susquehanna River 479,

748. 915, 1044
district judges — •

clarify law relative to va-
cancy 620, 892, 1041

official conduct, hearing 248

official conduct, report and mi-
nority vieM's 364

United States vs. William F.

Smith, etc 1185, 1316

farmers look to their soil 461

finances 1350

land easement of Veterans' Admin-
istration 609, 770, 875

mail routes, schedules 425, 971, 1200

oil and gas investigations 933

post route mai) 114

property grant 893. 912, 1036

transportation map 66

war casualties 1197

World War II honor list 1332

Pennsylvania-Central Airlines :

accidents 464. 865

report of emergency board 1077

Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corpora-
tion 1164, 1283

Pennsylvania Company for Insurances
on Lives and Granting

Annuities 85

Pennsylvania Experiment Station 1236

1624

Index, 1946

1060
1043

iti-

:il5
11:52

10(>!l

rage
Pi'iiussylvania K. K. :

aceulentii 181. 278,

400, 401, 51C. G42, 798,

1089, 1178, 1274-75, 1371

bridge across AUegbeiiy Kiver 302,

494, lo.-u;

court casf> 434, 1259, l.iSO

mail routes, scboclules-- 425,971,1200
rates on —

bomb body parts 403

iron 403

limestone 1374

pipe 1:574

road serapers 404

steel plates 945

Pennsylvania State College 1230

Pennsylvania Topographic and Geo-
logic Survey (i3:'.

IVnsacola, Fla. :

airport obstruction plan 1245

instrument approach chart 727

Pensacola reservoir, storage space 1043.

1072
Pensions :

branch office award procedures 1127

clarifying term 709,902.1043

dates of ratings, etc 372, 709, 874

during hospitalization of vet^
eran —

hearings

law

reports 761

entitlement to and rates

liiws, compilation

payable to widows, etc., removing
limitation, _ 70'.t, 1043.
peacetime service disability
rates- —

hearings 1053

law 1043

reports 602, 1075

prorate tables 559

testimony pertaining to 485

veterans of War with Si)ain. etc. —

hearings 1250

law 1043

reports 897, 1075

withheld when persons were in en-
emy country 902. 917, 1043

see aluo Civil service pensions —
Foreign service — Old age
and survivors insurance.
Pensions Committee, House :

hearings 1256

report 897

State veterans laws 253

Pensions Committee, Senate :

reports 382

Pentaerythrityl tetrabromide. synthe-
sis of methylenecyclobu-

tane. etc

Pentz, Albert D., court case

Pentzer, W. T., precooling California

.grapes 12

i'euuelas (luadraiigle. P. K 12()S

Peola quadrangle. Wash 788

People on the move (public assist-
ance) 503

Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust Co 85

I'eoria. 111., instrument aiiproach chart. 728

Peoria & Eastern Ky.. accident 278

Pepin. Lake, harbor improvements 696

I'epoon, Philip W. :

spinning tests of canard airplane. 1388
tail design for satisfactory sidn re-
covery 1 G61

Pepper, Claude (Senator from Pla.) :

address on Florida's centennial., 957
paper presented by —

St. Johns Kiver 915

reports made by —

Education and Labor Coni__ 378
495. 618

Foreign Relations Com 9i8

Patents Com 498-499.623,775

Pepper, James F., Kerea sand of north-
ern Ohio 70 '

1075

412
1157

Page
Pepper, I'erry A., induced drag in wing-
fuselage interference 94

Pepsi Cola Co 652

Perchlorates, hazards from mixtures 274

Pere .Marcpiette Ky. :

abatulonment 1090

rales on furniture 1181

traclvage rights, etc 1372

Perez Siliceo, Rafael, geology of Cuar-

enta mercury district 1365

Perfume materials, imports 211, 990

Perin, l-awrence H., motor carrier de-
cision 1372

Periodicals :

agricultural, in Latin America-- 200
articles of military interest, ab-
stracts 137,849

contributions to, copyrighted-- 89, 807

copyrighted 89

farmers' cooperative 149

general schedule of supplies 995

Government, price list 390, 1080

mag.-izine war guide 120

I'eriodicals Section, War Finance Divi-
sion 130

l'erishal)les, .sec Agricultural products.

Perkins, Albert K., relief 359, 491, 735

Perkins, Frances, three decades, his-
tory of Labor Dept 190

Perl, W.. two-dimensional incompres-
sible potential How 1397

Perlik, Andrew J., relief 355

Perlite, source of synthetic iiumice 1271

Permian pliosi)liate deposits of Mon-
tana, etc 933

Perry, Stuart H. :

Cedartown, Ga., meteorite 1120

New Westville, Oliio, meteorite 311

Perry's ^■ictory and International
Peace Memorial National

Monument 1084

Pershing, John .]., special medal 1034,

1056, 1074
Persian Gulf :

ch;rrt 965

sailing directions, supplement 533

Persian lamb fur, increasing pro-
duction 575

Persian phrase book 1131

Persian walnuts sprayed with Bor-
deaux mixture 340

Personal i>roperty, see Property.
Personnel Administration Council, see
Council of Personnel Ad-
ministration.
Personnel Bureau, ftee Naval Personnel

Bureau.
Personnel classitication. see Army —
Government officials and
employees.
Personnel Classitication Division,

Civil Service Comn 1349

Personnel Department. Marine Corps. 415
Personnel Division, Civil Service

Comn 1019

Personnel management :

Army regulations 999

occupational analysis improves

methods 1187

Personnel Management Division, Fed-
eral Security Agency 627,

928
Personnel manual, see Civil service.
Personnel Office, Agriculture Dopt.,

report. 1945 150

Personnel work, offerings in colleges

and universities 928

Peru :

article 1416

chart 298

cooperative fellowship program.. 314
cultural sequence for north coast. 982

economic conditions 238

education 1077

establishing business ISS.*?

fishes, descri[)tive catalog 432

Indian markets and fairs 982

January-December

1625

Page

P,,ru — Continued . „,_

international reference service— 347

military service agreement di*

new economic horizons ij-

same (in Spanish) -.-r'-. ^^-

social and ecouomico-political ^

evolution ■'^r.

Pescadores Islands, cliart llOi, ii-i.^

Pescor, M. J- psychopathic prisoners- 10.8

Pests : . ^ , 11

aircraft in control— --- — ----— ,.',^
control work, surveys, in rel. to.- i-o_^

intercepted plant pests- — i>i'*<i

patents relating to control, le-

view ^^' '""'

see also names of pests.

Peter, Elsie, relief t— - — - "V '

Peter O. Knight Airport, instrument

approach chart (-<,iu-o

Peters, Max D. : , ,

effect of continuous knock on

cylinder ^"^^^

effect of increasing size of valve-

guide boss _ — i^jji

knockin- tendency of cylinder 13J1

Peters, W. Adolph, court case— - 4-9, ObO
Peters, W. W., magnetic maps^of \Vor-
cester, etc., Counties,

HJtl o6Z

Petersen, Herman K., court case 26

Petersen, Max S. : ^^p.-

electric blasting switches--- — — l^bo

mine rescue telephone assemblies- b;^&

Petersham quadrangle, /Iass-_- --- b^i

Peterson, Axel H., relief 47b, 76b. SU

Peterson, Bert O., court case.- i»»

Peterson, Dorothy C, Physical prop-

erties of DDT. etc

Peterson, Hal, court c&se-

961

Peterson, Hugh (Representative from
Ga.) :
reports made by — g„_

Conference Com »'',

Uivers and Harbors Com—-- 4b-
Territories Cm- 4S. 256, 371, .Mi
Petersom J. Hardin (Representative
^ from Fla.» :

bill introduced by '•^■^

reports made by— ^,_

Conference Com ^,--^.-," '^

Merchant Marine and Fish-

eries Com ^f^'

Public Lands Com •*.■

368, 757, 897-898, lOoS
Peterson, .Tames P., strain measure-

meuts, etc., of beams— 600.
1 29.>
Peterson, .Tohn B.. daniping charac-

teristics of dashpots J-.

Peterson, .Tohn E., relief 88u, 910, 10..4

Peterson, Ruth B. K. : . _

raw silk 017

ravon fabrics r—^r- oii

ravon varn and staple fiber oil

silk fabrics "*^ '

Peterson Field, instrument approach

chart 1"-*

Petit Anse Co-- -5:^ J"^°

Petrol Corjioration lOoO, lUbb

Petroleum :

accounting instructions for con- _

tractors iJ-.',

crude petroleum and products-- 74, .J.j
crude petroleum report by re-

fineries *^' -

delivering to farmers 51'^

delivery efficiency of co-ops 01 1>

development of oil in public do-

he!irings°~ 172, 924,1160

r-.w lO-l'^

roporfs":— —'775. 898, 1047

European shale treating practice- 79^,
facilities lo.'iited abro.id_— -- — - 9b.
forecast of demand for crude oil_ 74, l.)6
■ independent companies, h|ar-

Page

Petroleum — Continued .

interests in foreign countries 922

International trade, monthly in-
ventory t93

investigation—- -----^^^ S

investigations, ^harts^^uu^^ maps- ^69.

78*7, 933, 934, 1172, 1266

leases, extension 31

Mexican 818

same (in Spanish) 818

naval reserve no. 1 (Elk Hills)-- 1255
naval reserve no. 4, exploration- 167

our resources 311

pipe-line systems and facilities — 623

policy under PAW ■'^lot

postwar requirements 623

products, handling 441

public land withdrawal in Utah — 59

rates on 280, 1181

tost wells and oil fields in Wyo-
ming 70

utilization from oil-field waste 635

war changes in industry 832

water flooding of oil sands 1175

weekly crude oil stock report- 74, 793
Petroleum Administration for War :
appropriation for printing and

binding 546

final report 1356

putting PAW to bed 413

termination "'5

Petroleum and Natural-Gas Division,

report, 1944 937

Petroleum Conservation Division,

changing name 821

Petroleum engineering, see Engineer-
ing.
Petroleum ether soluble material of

orange juice 457

Petroleum gas, liquefied, rates on 403

Petroleum jelly, rates on 403

Petroleum refineries, encouraging and

protecting- — .898, 1043

Petroleum-residuum, blown, specifica-
tion 300

Petroleum Resources, Special Commit-
mittee Investigating,

Senate :

hearings 499.

623, 922, 1164, 1257, 1.^58

report 382

Petterson Ligliterage & Towing Cor-
poration 406, 519

Pettijohn, F. J., Crystal Falls-Alplia

iron-bearing district 1172

Petty Motor Co '''^%^ni

Pfotzer, E. .Tohn, court case- 384, 6,)2, 1098
Pfotzer, Edmond, court case_ 384, 652, 1098

Pfuzung Bay, chart 419

Pharmaceuticals: .

industrial reference service 24,

158, 237. 346. 465, 587,
729, 868, 1027, 1156,
1250, 1352

industry report 586

Pharmacists: . ,„,

description of profession 191

handbook for pharmacy technic-

cians o28

Pheliin, Vinc.-nt B., plywood con-

structions -i>9

Phelps, Harlow D.. exiiloration of Cop-

per Butte mine ■'--S

Phelps Dodge Mercantile Co 652

Phelps lease zinc and le.'id ore 117o

Phenol-resin glue, see Glue.
Phenosulfonate buffers, salt effects

on activity coefficients- 13;)4
rhiladclphia, I'a. :

court case o;^-

flnances . • *|7"

instrument approach charts.-- ^^-3^

naval hospital, rehabilitation 813

1626

Index, 1946

Page

Philadelpliia, Pa. — Continued

Philadelphia ,story 1109

rental honsint; lllS

Philadelphia Co 11.'83

Philadeljihia, Germantown and Norris-

town R. R.. court case__ 834
Philndi'lphia National Shrines Park

Commission, creating 1043

Philately, see Postace stamps.
Philbiii. Philip J. (Representative from
Mass.) :
report made by — •

Military Affairs Com 250

Philippine Alien Property Adminis-
tration, establishing 1307

Philippine Islands :

aeronautical chart 1413

agricultural geography 340

currency destroyed, restoration —

hearing 1161

law J043

reports 355, 905

current tables 1241

diplomatic and consular establish-
ments 973

Export-Import Pank of Washing-
ton oi>erations to in-
clude 34, 50, 162

financial aid —

hearing 1158

reports 1049, 1063

functions relating to 973

immigration <:|Uota 973

participation in ceremonies. 776,

874
independence — •

Philippines prepares 987

proclamation 974

insurrection, pension increase —

hearings 1256

law 1043

reports 897, 1075

military assistance- 745, 776, 874, 1115

national elections 31. 42, 59

new repulilic of the Philippines- 1424
oysters suitable for introduction- 207
persons indigenous, naturaliza-
tion 873, 876

property within, retention by

U. S 747, 925, 1043

pul>lic moneys from, acceptance- 925,
1043, 1052
Reconstruction Finance Corpora-
tion to extend credit 1044

rehabilitation —

hearings 59, 1052, 1158

law 592

laws, corrections 747. 1043

reports 471, 478. 924

rfturn of securities 776, 1043, 1052

tide and current tables 1022

trade relations —

hearings 609, 618

law 592

reports 470, 484. 485, 496

travel pa.v of soldiers discharged

in P. I 31, 836, 994, 1124

tsutsugamuslii disease cases,

study 1167

veterans of World War II, relief

system 769, 1059, 1060

ure also Filipinos.
Philippine Scouts, pay and allow-
ance 840

Philippine War Damage Commission :
establishing —

hearings 59, 1052

law 592

reports 471, 478

estimates 823

Philippines, Commission for Disposal
of Surplus Property in
the, sec Commission for
Disposal of Surplus
Property in the Philip-
pines.

Page
Philips, George O., trustee, court

T.u„. . J?"^^ 979. 1311

Phillip & Buttorfr Manufacturing

Co 192

Phillips. C. LeRoy. relief 476, 614 735

Phillip.s, Charles L.. relief 53. 246 350

Phillips, G. W. Macpherson, rutin from

„, ,„. buckwheat leaf meal 1343

Phillips. George B., agent., court case_ 1287

Phillips, Grace A., relief 885, 1034, 1066

Phillips. Hattie P., relief 244, 489 590

Phillips, John (Representative from
Calif.) :
reports mjide by —

Agriculture Com 1049

Phillips, Max :

digestibility of pea and lima-bean

vines 1342

loss of furfural-yielding constitu-
ents from straw 575

Phillips, R. S., bolt-bearing strength

of wood, etc - 1236

Phillips, Ralph W., multinipple trait in

sheep 457

Phillips, Randolph, court case 802

Phillips, Robert H.. relief 244, 489, 590

Phillips, Virginia E., living, etc., costs

in Chile 1353

Phillips, W. Brooks, your Government's

records 960

Phillips, William, relief 259 350

Phillips, William H. :

elevator control charactertistics 959

geared spring tabs for elevator

control 1392

lateral shift of center of gravity 1294

Phipps, Henry, Estate -_- 957

Phoenix, Ariz. :

aeronautical chart 584, 1243

instrument approach chart 345

Phoenix State Bank and Trust Co 833

Phonographs, facts for industry 154, 864

Phosphates :

facts for industry, superphos-
phate 154, 864

food crops need 461

Permian deposits of Montana, etc_ 933
phosphate rock —

articles from minerals year-
book 395, 1175

in 1st half of 1945 394

industry of IT. S. in 1945 1270

industry of Western States.- 1270

Japanese trade study 317

rates on " 280, 1374

Phosphor bronze, see Bronze.

Phosphoric acid, specification 198

Phosphorus :

inorganic, blood levels in cattle__ 1015

specification 1109

Photodtiiilication Service 528

Photoelectric hygrometer 292

Photographers, commercial, etc., jobs- 326
Photographic e<iuipment and supplies :

general schedule 322

interference phenomena appara-
tus 159

kits, specifications 328,845,1132

set, technical manual 1001

see also names of special equip-
ment and supplies.
Photographs :

copyrighted 89, 80S

index and title page 1188

Geological Survey to sell, etc. 499, 1056
Photographs and Prints Division, see
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Con-
gress.

Photometry, quantitative analysis 938

Photostatic reproductions. Geological

Survey to sell, etc 499, 1056

Photosynthesis of pecan leaves 577

Phthalates, dissociation constant and

pH 467

January-December

1627

Page
Phthalic acid, second dissociation con-
stant 239, 467

Pliuliet, Ao, t<cc Puket Harhor.
Phymatotricbum root rot, sec Root rot.
Physical demands information series- 1187
Physical examinations:

Army regulations. 691,999,1128,1431

National Guard regulations 1437

standards during mobilization 1323

Physical Fitness Committee, report,

1945 26S

Physical impairments of low-income

families 628

Physical land survey 16, 862. 1148

Physical requirements, veterans, waiv-
ers 1283

Physical therapy, massage, technical

bulletin 218

Physical-therapy aides, payment for

leave 880, 1038

Physical training, field manual 217

Physically handicapped, see Handi-
capped — National Em-
ploy the Physically
Handicapped Week.
Physicians :

job of osteopathic physician 1323

liostwar outlook 8U6

publications of interest to 656

time per patient in private prac-
tice 64

Physicians' assistants, outlook for

women 412

Piavolla, Natale, see Kisic, Bozic.

I'ifchi, Francesco, relief 478

I'icchi, Natalia, relief 478

Pickering, I'oUy J., salary, etc., of hus-
band 354

Pickering, Thomas, salary, etc., to

widow 354

Pickett, Esther C, court case 205, 951

Pickett, Tom (Representative from
Tex.) :
report made by —

Accounts Com 594

Pickford, G. D., mountain meadow

range condition 579

Pictorial Americana, photographic neg-
atives 528

Picture sheet. Entomology and Plant

Quarantine Bureau 1234

Pictures, see Illustrations — Motion

pictures — Photographs.
I'iedmont manganese belt, exploration-
Piedmont region, seeding with pines

Piedras, Bahia Boca de las, chart

Piemeisel, R. S., weed hosts of beet

leafhopper 231

Pier, Dr., and staff, interrogation 1268

Pierce, Harold C, Spirit Mountain

nickel prospect 1271

Pierce, Irma M., relief 1066

I'ierce, Marie R., court case 1299

Pierce, Savanna D., Agriculture Dept.

publications 712

Pierce, William G., map of Powder

River basin 393

Pierce Auto Freight Lines, Inc- 124, 184, 434

Pierceville quadrangle, Ind 634

Pierre, t>. Dak., instrument approach

chart 586, 1024

Pierre, Bayou, Hood control 696

I'ig iron, see Iron.

Pigeons, homing, technical manual 1001

Pigments :

aluminum 322, 1109

copper 968

lead and zinc 1174, 127()

mineral earth and iron oxide 1270

rates on

Pignocco, Joan M., vapor pressures

etc., of hydrocarbons

Pigozzi. Hilda, court case

Pike, Edwin F., patent appeal 86.'{

Pike, Mertie, relief 491, 591

Pikes, fishery leaflet 631

792

1345

537

402

1.-.9
210

Page

Piling, rates on lo92

I'illows, transom, specification 199

Pilot, Nev., railroad accident 798

Pilot charts :

Atlantic Ocean 1U8, 109, 814

Central American waters lOS, 814

Indian Ocean luS, 814

i'acific Ocean 1U8. 109, 814

Pilot guides, see Coast pilots — also
names of localities.

Pilot Point, Tex., aircraft acciuent 1021

Pilot rules :

Great Lakes and St. Marys River_ 995

inland waters 088, 813

Pilots, Panama Canal, handbook 1200

see also Aviators.
Pinal County, Ariz., Copper Butte mine

exploration 1268

Pinch, Glenn T., court case 1203

Pinching, Gladys D. :

dissociation constant of phthalic

acid 407

pH of acid potassium phtlialate 407

Pine :

chemical brown stain oso

direct seeding tests in Piedmont

region 1345

jack, American wood 13

lodgepole, American wood 149

western white, American wood 232

Pine oil, specification liio

Pineapples, specification 1430

Pineo, Orrin W., court case 26

Pink bollworm, see Bollwoims.
Pinkel, Benjamin :

cooling data 93, 1393

cross-fiow plate-type intercooler 1396

effect of exhaust back pressure on

engine power 1393

engine 'temperatures under forced-
convection cooling 1394

measuring piston temperatures 98

nozzles tor jet-propulsion system. 1400
performance of exhaust-gas tur-
bines 1407

Pinkel, I. Irving, breaking engine oil
foams by electrically
charged condenser

plates 1402

Pinkerton, Roderick D., court case 27, 989

Pinkerton, W. Daniel, court case— 652, 989

Pinkerton, Walter G., court case 652

Pinnacle Mountain quadrangle. Ark 1081

Pins, safety, specification 690

Pinson, John H., congressional direc-
tory 240

Piombo Bros. & Co 360, 614, 735

Pioneer Parachute Co., Inc 992

Pipe and pipe fittings :

copper and brass pipe, simplified

practice 588

nipples, standard of the trade--! 1029

rates on pipe 404, 1374

specifications 129

215, 323, 558, 838, 141,5

Pipe-berth bottoms, specification 967

Pipe covering, specifications 300, 112(!

Pipe lines :

bids for Big Inch, etc n()3

Government-owned surplus 221

oil, statistics of companies 4(i()

to Atlantic seaboard, etc., investi-
gation I35(i

transportation revenue and traf-
fic 78,798

see also Common carriers.
Pjpe nii)ples, see Pipe and pipe fittings.
Pipe wrenches, see Wrenches.

Piper, William T.. court case 212

Pistol practic(>, see Target practice.

Pistols, field manual 1129, 1214

Piston rings :

artificial running-in 1401

cast-iron, electron-diffraction 1402

cast-iron, tensile strength 1402

coating on scuffed cast-iron rings- 1293

lt)28

Index, 1946

Page

Piston rings— Continued

coaxial la|i|>ing, effoct on perform-
ance . 1401

elec'tron-niicrosroiic study r293

failure, effect on piston tlestruc-

tion miu

lubrication, bil)liof;rapliy 9s

lubrication, hydroclynaniio 1402

nitrided steel, electron, etc., dif-
fraction 1402

nitrided steel, for engines of liigh

specific power 1402

sticking, effect of oil flow to

piston 1402

vibration and breakage 1402

Piston skirt lubrication i:i91

I'istons :

destruction, effect of ring failure- 14U2
heat transfer coelBcients across

oil film 1402

temperatures —

effect on knock-limited power. 1402

in air-cooled on^ini' 94

method of measuring 98

Pitch, freight rates on 280

Pitching moments produced by plain

flaps and spoilers 12SS

Pitkin, Marvin :

influence of vertical tail design on

trim 13SS

lift attain.-ible on tailless air-
planes 1395

linked differential flap system 1391

tests of controllable glide bomb 1399

IMtnian, A. L., carotene in alfalfa 10

Pitman, Dennis K., court case 1093

Pitney, Shelton, trustee :

court case 210

rates on felt t 945

Pitot-static tube, ^'ach number effect

on position error 1294

Pittenger, William A. (Representative
from Minn.) :
reports made liv —

'Claims Com 34-37,

39-40, 244-246, 356-3r.8.
361. 473-477. 596-.-.99.
742-743. 880, 882-887
Pittman. C. W. E., migratory move-
ment of agricultural

workers 1146

Pittman. J. D.. Tractor Co.. Inc 6.52

Pittnuin. John D.. court case 652

Pittman. Margaret, penicillin and
streptomycin antibacte-
rial action 1167

Pitts. J. C. court case 1279

Pitts. Malcolm E., highlights of WRA

program 1274

Pittsburgh, Pa. :

court case 1283

finances 582

instrument approach chart 727

railroad accidents 278,943

Pittsburgh Allegheny County Airport,
instrument approach

chart 727

Pittsl)urgh & Birmingham Traction

Co 1283

Pittsburirh & Lake Erie R. R., rates

on pipe 404

Pittsbnrgli-Des Moines Construction

Co 1135

Pittsburgh Dubois Co 885

Pittsburgh Railways Co 1283

Pittsbnr'^h Steamshin Co 88

Pitlsfifld. Maine, railroad accident 277

Pittwood. Edward H.. relief 476, 1066

Pitzer, Kenneth S. :

heats, etc., of alkylben/enes 1353

heats, etc.. of formation of hv-

drocarbons 466, 1028

Pixley. William A., relief 743, 910, 1034

I'lacement :

disable<I veterans and other han-
dicapped 191

Page
Placement — Continued

young people, principles of serv-

i^•^. _ 1383

Placentia, Newfoundland, chart T 419

Plague :

infection in U. S. during 1944 389

streiitomycin in experimental

plague 1079

Planetrees, canker stain 339

Planking, ship, seasoning, etc 580

Planning (economics) :

current literature 66, 782

directory of agencies 818

planned or unplanned 1321

Planning Committee, War Production

Board, minutes 1308

Plant and Operations Othce, Agricul-
ture Dept 1345

mail 1345

Plant Disease Survey 12, 711, 1146

I'lant diseases, «pc Diseases of plants.

Plant equipment, storage guide 222

I'lant foods, .sec Fertilizers.

Plant Industry. Soils, and Agricultural

Engineering Bureau 12,

148, 231, 339, 458, 576.
710, 861, 1017, 1145, 1235,
1344

information series 710, 1344, 1345

report, 1945 340

Plant pests, see Pests.
Plants :

aquarium, dealers 1265

colchicine in breeding 458

propagation under fluorescent

lamps 458

publications, price list 1170

quarantine affectlug interstate

shipment 458

wilting, soil-moisture percent-
ages 12

see also names of plants.
Plants (industrial) :

emplo.ree suggestion system 237

expenditures for, 1939 719

facilities program of WPB, etc 976

inventory status and movement 980,

1421
labor disturbances, powers of the
President —

hearings 43

report 48

private financing of emergency fa-
cilities 876

progress of disposal 380

war-time expansion, privately fi-
nanced 976

sec also names of industries, etc.

Plasmodium gallinaceum infection 1262

Plaster :

and plastering, gypsum and lime_ 1345

siteciflcation, magnesia plaster 672

Plaster-of-paris, specification 1127

Plastering industry, standards of ap-
prenticeship 525

Plastic-bonded glass cloth 1402

Plastic paint hose, see Hose and hose

fittings.
Plastic paints, see Paint and painting.
I'lasticised white phosphorus, filling

method 1197

Plastics :

aircraft windshield mountings 104

copyrighted 89. 808

index and title page 1188

facts for industry 154, 864

specification for materials ' 198.

299, 540, 816
strength —

and Sexual properties 1190

effect of fillers,' etc 101

molded jihenolic parts 412

Plata River, chart 538

Plates (metal) :

additional-mass effect of plates 98

bearing strengths 290

January-Dkcember

1629

Page

Plates (metal) — Continued

bending of rectangular plates 98,

critical compressive stress 293

electrically charged condenser,

breaking oil foams 1402

end compression of long rectangu-
lar plates 98

end-plate effects of horizontal tail- 103,

661

normal pressure tests 98-99, 292

rectangular shear web above buck-
ling load 529

stress distribution 102

stresses and deflections due to

loading 102

stresses of clamped plates 1104

under combined axial load and

pressure 194, 810

width and buckling, effect of de-
viations from flatness 1190

Plates (photographic) :

speciflcations 562

Platform trucks, operator selection,

etc 328

Platinum :

and allied metals-^ 792, 1271

monthly report 511

Platinum-foil, dental, specifications 1110,

1127
Piatt, D. H., shaft sinking by rotary

drilling 74

Platte River, chart 1026

Platters, specification 672

Platycopia, species 1205

Plava de Flor Land & Inii)rovement Co_ 188.
285, 522, 1098, 1283

Playa de Ponce quadrangle, P. R 50S

Plavs, .see Dramatic compositions.

Plaza Investment Co 320

Plischke, Elmer, Trans-Arctic avia-
tion 310, 311

Plowing, tractor, laying out fields 12

Plumb, Adeline (Mrs. James), relief — 598,

766. 871

Plumbers' supplies, rates on 404

Plumbing :

RETA manual on farm system 461

repairs, etc., technical manual 442

Plumbing contracting business, estab-
lishing and operating 1155

Plummer, C. C, DDT against Mexican

fruitfly 1145

Plums, canned, standard for grades__ 1018
Plunkett. Margaret L. :

earnings on tugboats, etc., in

N. Y. Harbor 411

equal pay for women workers 1384

Pluto water, rates on 945

Plymouth, Pa., bridge— 479, 748, 915, 1044

Plymouth Sound, chart 538

Plywood :

birch, setting of glues 459

birch, strength, etc., of glued

joints 579

facts for industry 154, 864

flat panel, specification 671

packaging, etc., for overseas- 421, 1415

structural properties 239

yellow-poplar, compression, etc 1147

Pneumonia, lobar, health leaflet 175

Pneumonitis :

epidemic in bayou region of I>a__ 502.
628, 1262

viruses 028

Po-ao Chiang, chart 296

Po Valley campaign, finito ! 133

Poage, W. R. (Representative from
Tex.) :
reports made by —

Agriculture Com 34.

595, 739, 1049
Pocatello. Idaho :

aeronautical chart 1154

instrument approach charts__ 727, 1024

743176 — 47 13

Page
Podorozhny, A. A., thin-walled panels

with cut-outs 1293

I'off. Helen C, exrx., court case 434

Pogge, R. C. :

diasone in treatment of leprosy 1361

promizole treatment of leprosy — 1261
therapeutic effect of promin in

leprosy 388

Point Hope, aeronautical chart 724

Poison ivy, oak, and sumac, identifi-
cation, etc 861

Poisons :

regulate marketing —

hearings 595

report 472

Poland :

anniversary of independence, ad-
dresses in House 897, 1157

economic and financial agreement- 1424

Polaris, ephemeris, 1947 1365

Polaroid Corporation 1283

Pole line hardware, see Hardware.
Poles :

longer life 231

wood, fiber stresses 1146

Police :

cooperation with health officers 781

in D. C, salary adjustment 246,

377, 873

in D. C, salary increase 745,

916, 1038
see also Military police.
Poliomyelitis :

follow up of 100 children 955

health education series 780

incidence and crippling effects 780

incidence in U. S.. 1945 1262

primer on infantile paralysis 1168

technical bulletin 218

Polish constitution day, see Poland.

Polishing, wage structure 658, 1187

Polishing cloths, specification 214

Political activities :

amending Hatch act relative to

penalties 43, 255, 262. 623

Hatch act, as amended 1355

Political science, publications, price

list 391

Pollard, Morris, typhus complement-
fixing antibodies in hu-
man serums 1262

Pollard, R. E.. relief of residual stress

in tie rods 102

Pollen traps, in developing honeybee

colonies 1343

Pollock, Johnnie W., relief of guard-
ian 598, 910, 1034

Polls, opinion, are they useful'.' 560

Pollution of water :
control — -

hearings 369

reports 483,608

hazards from wood pulp mills 632

Ponea, Shadrick, patent in fee 771

Ponca City, Okla., instrument ap-
proach chart 728

Ponce, P. R. :

engineer report on harbor 1329

topographic map of quadrangle.- 509
Pond, M. Allen, how does housing af-
fect health? 1167

Ponds, ridding of turtles 505

Ponies. Shetland 230

Pontchartrain, Eake :

chart 1249

engineer report 1436

oyster beds in, payment to own-
ers- 888

Poole, Charles P., sex, shape, and
weight genes in water-
melon 578

Popavfin region, Colombia, archeology- 982

Pope. Allen, court case 188, 926, 1185

Pope, James B.. investigations in ero-
sion control, etc 863

1630

Index, 1946

Page
Pope, John B.. job instruction train-
ing 388

Pope, O. A., cottonseed oil, etc 148

Popham, W. L., pest-control work 1234

Poplin, specification 1197

I'oppor Mortion Co 188

I'oppet valves, see Valves.
I'opulation :

census publications, price list 1264

internal migration, 1935-40_ 719, 1149
Populus, sec Cottonwood.

I'opwoll, Edith B.. relief 360

Porcelain, use of magnesia, calcia, etc_ 869
I'orcelain enamel, see Enameled ware.

Porello, Kosario, court case 646

Pork :

nutritive i)roperties 10

on farm, killing, curing, canning. 338
production, relation to feed con-
sumption 859

raw, trichinosis caused 1144

Porlock Harbor, chart 1195

Porrata Doria, Luz. court case 1380

I'ort, see name of ijort, except when
occurring as first word of
name of town. etc.
Port Erie Airport, instrument approach

chart 726

Port Everglades, Fla., shipside rates__ 945

Port Heiden, Alaska, flight charts 846.

1243
Port Washington, N. Y., railroad acci-
dent 1275

Porter, B. A., codling moth 310, 311

Porter, John W., carotene content of

corn plant 573

Porter, Paul A. :

addresses 61, 825, 977, 1116

forecast 46 174

Porter, Seton, court case 1385

Porter, W. C, painting exterior metal

surfaces 1029

Porter Royalty Pool, Inc 1318

Portland, Maine :

aircraft accident 720

engineer reports of harbor 696, 1329

instrument approach chart 727, 1247

Portland, Oreg. :

aeronautical charts 21, 724

finances 717

instrument approach chart, etc 23

Portland cement concrete, see Concrete.

Portland Lumber Mills 1192

Portland Terminal Co 288, 1097, 1098

Porto Rican Express Co 281

Ports, see Harbors — also names of

ports.
Portsmouth, R. I., bridge—- 915, 1044. 1053
Portuf:al :

air transport, agreement 987

sailing directions, supplement 668

Portuguese, as spoken in Brazil 844

Possessions of United States, see Outly-
ing possessions.

Post exchanges, Army regulations 439.

559, 691
Post Oflice and Post Roads Committee,
House :

calendar 253

hearings 253, 482, 607, 1058

reports 45-46.

253, 368, 482, 607, 756. 897

Post Office Department 112, 201.

301, 424, 543, 673. 819.
970, nil, 1200, 1306. 1416

activities in Florida 921

administrative expenses —

hearing 25.3

reports 253, 923

appropriations, 1946 —

estimates, etc 305.

546, 677, 823

laws 819

appropriations, 1947 —

estimates, etc 305, 677, 975

hearings 243, 905

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Post Oflice Department — Continued
appropriations, 1947 — Continued

law 1045

reports 243, 763, 877

legislation concerning, 1946 819

Library, gifts and beiiuests 756,

1043, 1075

report, 1945 971

Post office inspectors, see Inspection

and inspectors.
Post offices :

in each State and Territory 424

lists, with salaries of postmasters. 113,

1200
military and naval, clerical assist-
ance ■ 31

postal supplies furnished 673

Post Offices and Post Roads Committee,
Senate :

reports 265, 499, 923, 1075-76

Post route maps 113-114

Post-war, see headings beginning

Post- War — Postwar.
Post-War Economic Policy and Plan-
ning, Special Committee
on. House :

hearings 1058

reports 254, 368, 1058

Post-War Military Policy, Select Com-
mittee on. House :

report 46

Postage :

rate on domestic air mail —

hearings 607, 1076

law 1043

reports 607. 1047, 1075

restore 2-cent rate on local mail 45

Postage stamps :

Dominican Republic 112

issued July 1, 1847-Mar. 31, 1946- 819

philatelic who"s who series 112

Postal bulletin, see Postal service.
Postal guide, see Postal service.
I'ostal laws, see Postal service.

I'ostal notes, poster 424

Postal Savings System, report, 1945 301

Postal service :

clerical assistance at post offices 31

compensation for employees —

hearings 482

law 737

reports 368, 484, 499

laws and regulations, amend-
ments 113, 819

official postal guide 113, 819

changes 113, 819, 970

postal bulletin 113, 819

index to v. 66 543

publications, price list 1080

relief of employees 766, 885, 1034

rewards for inventions 31

sea post service, reestablishing-- 305

substitute employees, benefits 46,

265, 351

your postal service 673

see also Railway Mail Service — -
Star routes.
Postal supplies, furnished post offices,

etc 673

see also special subject.
Postal zones, see names of places.
Posters :

Adjutant Generals Department-- 445-
446, 563-564, 696, 1005,
1132, 1219, 1327, 1435

Agriculture Department 455,

706, 1015, 1143

Apprentice-Training Service 1286

Army Air Forces 443

Employment Service 1187

Extension Service 711, 861

Federal Crop Insurance Corpora-
tion 1238

Federal Housing Administration- 1191
Forest Service 150, 232, 580

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Posters — Continued

Hiiuian Nutrition and Home Eco-
nomics Bureau 1235

Interdepartmental War Savings

Bond Com 437

Internal Hevenue Bureau 322

Labor Standards Division 87,

191. 288, 657, 1100, 1383

Medicine and Surgery Bureau 295,

415, 532, 6G5

Money Orders Division 424

National Housing Agency 662

Naval Operations Office 902

Naval Personnel Bureau 299, 1302

Navy Department 294

Pan American Union 424, 543

Price Administration Office 119.

308. 680, 826, 979, 1117.
1203. 1420
Production and Marketing Ad-

istration 461, 581, 1018

Rural Electrification Administra-
tion 341, 1148

Savings Bond Division 438,

559, 997,1212, 1321

Ships Bureau 671, 967

State Department 553

Veterans Administration 997-

998 1213 1321

War Department 326, 44o! 1324

War Finance Division 130, 324

Postmaster General, see Post Office

Department.
Postmasters :

additional compensation —

hearings 482

law 737

reports 868, 484. 499

appointment, regulations 1113

claims for loss, to adjust 30

in Alaska, administer oaths, etc__ 30
relief-— 743. 885, 911,1034, 1043, 1067
Posts :

fence, method for treating-. 579

fence, specification 1430

longer life 231

Posts (military), see Military posts.
Postwar Immigration and Naturaliza-
tion, Select Committee
to Investigate and
Study Laws and Prob-
lems Relating to. House :

report 46

Postwar Planning Committee 1386

Postwar planning, policies, etc. :

current list of U. S. publication. 193.

957
economic conditions of Europe,

etc , 25-1

Japanese trade study 317

postwar economic studies 62.

387,928, 1166, 1361
reconstruction in Europe, print

copies of report 46

reconstruction in France 192

wartime controls during transi-
tional period — •

hearings 1058

reports 368,483

working notebook for local

groups 800

see also Planning (economics) —
also special subject.
Postwar Problems in Vocational Edu-
cation, Committee to

Study 779

Postwar-reserve funds, see Public

funds.
Postwar savings, see Savings bonds

and stamps.
Postwar Venereal Disease Control
Conference, see National
Conference on Postwar
Venereal Disease Con-
trol.

Page

Potash :

articles from minerals yearbook- 395,

1175

diamond drilling 793

public land withdrawal in Utah 59

rates on 1092

Potash Co. of America 1092

Potashnick, Sam, motor carrier de-
cision 1180

Potashnick Local Truck System, Inc- 1180
Potassium alum, preparation of

alumina from 509

Potassium nitrate, effects on activity
coefiicients of p-pheno-

sulfonate buffers 1354

Potassium salts, Japanese trade study- 317
Potato tuber worm, survey, 1942-45-- 1234
Potatoes :

American varieties 577

early, handling and shipping 231

harvests, wages of workers-- 1233, 1342

internal necrosis of tubers 337

late blight in 1946 1017

merchantable stocks 574

rates on 280

resistance to yellow dwarf 229

role of solanine 859

seed, for spring planting 230

silage for dairy cows 575

use of DDT dusts, suggestions 709

war changes in industry report- 685

Poteau, Okla., aircraft accident 1351

Potomac Electric Power Co 285

Potomac River :

bridges 363, 890, 916, 1038, 1053

chart 1249

survey of river and tributaries 1220

water chestnut area. Anopheles

control 64

Potter, Edith L., material health 954

Potter, Ellen C., adoptions, social

and health problem 190

Potter, G. M., concentration of manga-
nese ores '510

Potter, Zenas L. :
addresses —

is price control hampering

production? 1116

Jackson. Tenn., inflation

rally 306

New England Newspaper Ad-
V e r t i s i n g Executives'

Assoc 428

removal of price controls 1116

Pottery, Japanese trade study 317

Pottinger, S. R., crab meat in fiber-
board containers and

tin cans 785

Potts. C. G. :

milk goats 1234

raising sheep on temporary pas-
tures 1144

Potts. Clyde, court case 160

Poulton, Edgar E., foreign trade and

employment 192

Poultry :

business records for poultry keep-
ers 574

dressed, inspection and certifica-
tion 233

fact sheets 340

farm production, etc 455

hatchery production 9, 707

incubation and l)rooding of

chickens 1234

market statistics. 1945 1147

national poultry improvement
plan —
directory of U. S. register

of merit 457

h.ntcheries and dealers 457, 708

records of performance breed-
ers 338

State participation 148

post-war readjustment 7

poultry and egg situation 9, 707

1632

Index, 1946

Pas«

Poultry — Continued

publications, price list 1169

Ki)ecialty clubs and associations- 708

statistics 1231

«ce also Diseases of poultry —
Turkeys.

Poultry coops, rates on 1372

I'oultry feed, see Food for poultry.
Poultry Producers of Central Cali-
fornia 744, 911, 1034

I'oultry Research Laboratory, see Re-
Kional I'oultry Research
Laboratory.
Pound, Glenn S. :

differentiation of cruclfer viruses. 145
temperature effect on viruses in

cabbage 337

Povolny, John H., pressurized shunt-
type cooling systems 1393

Powder, see type of powder.
Powder grains, llashless, specification- 421,

1198
Powder River basin, structure contour

map 393

Powell, Adam C, .ir. (Representative
from N. Y.) :
additional views —

Labor Com 249

minority report —

Labor Com 249

Powell, Allen S.. comparison of metallic

surface contours 1401

Powell, Charlie, relief 38

Powell, Forest E.. relief of guardian_ 38,

259, 350

Powell, George F., relief 38, 491, 591

Powell, L. H.. court case 993

Powell, Legli R., court case 522

Powell, Lindsay, court case 1098

Powell, Marion, relief of guardian 598,

766, 871

Powell. N. Louise, court case 993

Power. E. A., fishery statistics, 1942-_ 1080
Power :

for locomotives and rail motor

cars 79, 798

motive power tor railways 79, 799

"Bee alxo Electricity— Water power.
Power Commission, are Federal Power

Commission.
Power plants, .see Aircraft — Capitol
power plant — Electricity.
Power transmission belting conveyor__ 1429

Powers, .T. F., relief 1 476

Powers-Weigh tman-Rosengarten Cor-
poration 83

Powhatan. W. Va.. railroad accident-- 1178

Pownall, A. V.. court case 185

Pownall. Grace M., court case 185

PRA. see Public Roads Administration.

Prachuap Khiri Khan, chart 965

Prager, Norbert .T.. wages in lumber

industry 658

Pratas Island, nee Tung-sha Tao.
Prater, John P . anodes for electro-
lytic manganese 792

Pratt. Harold T.. court case of exrs-- 652,

1283

Pratt, Harriet B., exrx., court case 652.

1283
T'ratt, Wallace E.. petroleum, our re-
sources 311

Pratt. Kans., instrument approach

chart 23

Preachers, see Ministers of the Gospel.

Precedence. Army regulations 841,999

Precious metals, production. 1944 557

see nlxo names of metals.
Precipitation :

in Tennessee River basin- 125. R.'?5. 1124
in Washington, on 27.0074-day

cycle "- 551

Precision instruments, general sched-
ule of supplies 213

Precision Metnl & Machine Co 802

Preignitlon indicator for aircraft en-
gines > 1394

Page
Prenatal care :

hygiene de la grossesse 831

Preparatory Commission of United

Nations 683

Prescott, Ariz., aeronautical chart 584

Pre-Selma Upper Cretaceous forma-
tions 632, 933

Presents, see Gifts.

Preservation of anti-friction bearings- 1415
Preservation of food, see Canned
food — also names of
foods.
Preservative compound, specification- 541

President of United States 114,

202, 302, 425, 544, 674,
820, 972, 1112, 1200, 1306,
1417

address, Portuguese translation 313

admission of Jews into Palestine,

statement 610

atomic energy, statement 486

coat of arms, etc., Executive or-
der 114

election and succession 265

Executive Office appropriations,
1946—

estimate 116

Executive Office appropriations,
1947—

hearings 257, 373

law 469

reports 164, 257, 352

Executive orders —

in code of Federal regula-
tions 194. 413. 662, 1105

see also, in main alphabet,
subject of order,
messages, see, below, veto mes-
sages— also, in main al-
phabet, subject of mes-
sage.
I)owers in case of labor disturb-
ances—

hearings 43

report 48

proclamations —
, in code of Federal regula-
tions 194, 413, 662, 1105

in statutes at large 240

see also, in main alphabet,
siihiect of proclamation.

state O'f the Union 203, 304

term of office and election 57

veto messages —

Algonquin and Onondaga

crews 1112

Army. etc.. retired pay 115

Federal mediation act 821

Glacier National Park prop-
erty 973

land beneath tidewaters, etC- 1113
Navy Department bureau

chiefs 115

Optometry Cori>s. Army 675

price control, etc.. extension- 974
promotions of prisoners of

war 821

Silver Creek recreational

demonstrr.tion project 1114

veto messages (claims) —

Alden. Harold B 425

Borell. Charles B 820

Cox Bros 1112

Cummings. Ruth L 1112

Eastern Contracting Co II-1

Flathead Indians 973

Fox Co 1113

Hay. Mrs. Henrv H 674

Hooper. Charles R 426

.Tohnson. John G 821

Lanser. Georgia, etc 1113

Lawrence Portland Cement

Co 073

Leoffler. S. G.. Operating Co- 1113

Locke. Thomas C 675

McCrary. J. B.. Co., Inc 973

Maher. John P 675

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1633

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President of United States — Continued
veto messages (claims) — Continued

Masters, Rosella J 1113

Patterson, Elizabeth J., etc_ 1113
Patuxent Development Co.,

Inc 973

Paul, Mary G 675

Rogers, Herbert W 1113

Ruggles, Ferris A 822

Saunders Memorial Hos-
pital 115, 822

Stuhr, Leo 822

Topper. Dave 676

Whiteside, J. D 115

Zaj, Edward A 676

vote cast in elections, 1928-44__ 1349
President's Certificate of ISterit, estab-
lishment 821

I'resident's Committee on Cost of Liv-
ing, report 977

President's Fact-Finding Board in
General Motors Case, re-
port 524

President's Highway Safety Confer-
ence :

action program 629

proceedings 1079

reports of committees 629, 782-783

President's National Labor-Manage-
ment Conference, re-
ports 410 (2 entries) 524

President's Scientific Research Board,

establishing 1308

President's Steel Fact-Finding Board,

report 656

President's Temporary Commission on
Employee Loyalty, es-
tablishing 1418

I'resident's War Relief Control Board :

termination 675

voluntary war relief 1207

Presley, John T., diseases of cultivated

guayule 861

Press, see News gathering agencies —
Newspapers.

Pressed Steel Car Co., Inc 652

Pressing, physical demands in occu-
pation 1187

Pressure :

across baffled aircraft engine

cylinder 809

coiiipressibility and yaw effects- 1408
cowling-flap-outlet, jet-boundary

corrections 1390

drop in tank and float vent tubes- 1407

intercooler cooling-air 1396

rectangular plate under pressure. 194
smooth cylindrical tubes, com-
pressibility effect 1396

through .screens 1404

Pressure distribution :

aileron with full-span slotted

flaps 958

airfoils —

and related profiles 412

with beveled-trailing-edge

flaps 1395

with fixed slot, etc 289

with slotted and split flap 289

belt method for measuring 1402

engine flight investigation 1190

fuselage of midwing airplane 96

on cockpit canopies, etc 1403

turrets located on wing 1293

two-dimensional flow 291

Pressure gages, see Gages.
Pressure vessels, inspection, regula-
tions 1306

Prest, Louise M., exrx.. court case 1123

Preston Glenn Airport, instrument

approach chart 1025

Prevatt, Mrs. Clifford W., relief 360,

491, 591
Preventive maintenance services, tech-
nical manual-- 328, 442, 1327
Pribilof Islands, aeronautical chart-. 724

Page
Price, Elizabeth, iron and steel forg-

ings, 1945 658

Price, Emory H. (Representative from
Fla.) :

bill introduce<l by 252

report made by —

Naval Affairs Com 755

Price, J. L., relief 359,490,590

I'rice, Mrs. Leslie J., relief ^ 38

Price, Margaret, fineness test of mold- •

ing sand 1029

Price, Melvin (Representative from
111.) :

bills, etc., introduced by 251

I'rice, Milton M., control of Anopheles

(luadrimaculatus 64

Price, Philip C, relief 38

I'rice Adjustment Board, RFC 627

Price Administration Oflice 117,

204, 306, 428, 547, 678,

825, 977, 1116, 1202, 1308,
1418

abolishment —

law 1043

messages of the President 974,

1113

minority views 473, 763

reports 473, 484,

763, 877, 1047
activities in Panama Canal Zone- 460.

680

broadcast series, investigation 371

budget, 1947 823

ceiling prices on building mate-
rials, etc 428

community service from V-J for-
ward 118

directory of supervisory person-
nel 306, 1309

estimates 305, 1115

executive agencies investigation-- 362
functions, interim administra-
tion • 974

in Puerto Rico, front page news 680

library reference list 118, 826

OPA trade bulletin 548

posters 119, 308, 680,

826, 979, 1117, 1203, 1420

reports 429, 1204

they say about OPA and recon-
version 119

see also Bowles, Chester — Porter,
Paul A.
Price control, see Prices.
Price Decontrol Board :
establishing — ■

law 1043

messages of the President.:- 974,
1113

minority views 763

reports 763, 877, 1047

estimate 1115

Price lists. Documents Office 67,

177, 390-391, 504, 630,
784, 931, 932. 1080, 1169,
1170, 1264-65, 1364
see also special subjects.
Prices :

agricultural commodities, farm
wages included in deter-
mining 484

commodities and services, OPA

index 548,

678, 825, 977, 1202, 1309

consumers' price index 429

control —

and America's schools 306

farmer's stake 826

handbook for board members- 308
how price control affects

schools 979

how regulation is affecting

farmers 825

important message 1310

interfering with production,

facts about charge 826

1634

Index, 1946

Pag«
Prices — Continui'tl

control — Con tinned

is it Imniperint; production ?_ 1110

luws and Executive orders__ 1203
of tlie people, by the people,

etc 979

postwar housing o07

price control Dec. 1943,

charts, etc 20')

price control picture 119

removal of controls 11 10

since j;eneral maximum price

regulation 192

small business problems, hear-
ings 372,480

small business problems, re-
port 372

see also, below, emergency price
control act.

cost absorption 204

demand and price situation 8, 70(;

emergency price control act, ex-
tend—

hearings 473, 596, 763, 906

law 1043

messages of the President 974,

1113

minority views 473, 763

reports 473,

484, 703, 877, 900. 1047

statement by Chester Bowles_ 680

general maximum regulation 1383

goals and supports 1232

goals for 1946 146

Government policy 550

Government's wage-price policy 429

great American dollar 1117

higher wages without higher

prices? 547

how much will you pay? 680

in 1945 527, 658

in 1946 1187

information, collecting 1054

let"s keep prices on the level 549

maximum average price regula-
tion, investigation 302

now peace, and home ! 119

OPA's pricing standards 205

posters issued by O. P. A 119,

308,, 680, 1117, 1203

postwar economic studies 928

price levels and national income-- 1342

price regulations 119

price supports 1341

pulse of the Nation 549

reconversion pricing 308

regulation, see, above, control.

reply to NAM 1117

resale maintenance, FTC report-- 270
stabilization. Exec, order revoked- 822
trends and control in foreign coun-
tries 1384

war and postwar 411

wartime, in foreign countries 65S

wholesale, and inclex numbers 526

see also Price Administration Of-
fice— also names of com-
modities, etc.

Prices and Cost of Living Branch-- 410.

1383
Priddy, E. LaVerne, lifting-surface-
theory values for damp-
ing in roll, etc 1401

Prlebe & Sons, Inc 84,625

Priest, Albert W., Trust 556

Priest, J. Percy (Representative from
Tenn.) :
reports made by —

Conference Com 876

Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce Com 42. 890

Priiri. Baai van, chart 669

Primary Certifying Board of Illinois-- 989

Prime Minister of Canada, statement-- 486
Prime Minister of United Kingdom,'

statement 486

Page
I'rimer (paint) :

si)ecilications 200,

323, 997, 1109, 1110
Prince. F. M., tularemia attempted

transmission 503

Prince William Sound maritime control

area 675

Princess Koyal Harbor, chart 1108

Princeton University anniversary, par-
ticipation of U. S 480, 592

Princeton University Bicentennial

Commission, establish 480,

592
Printer and teletypewriter technical

manual 561

Printing :

l)ook and job, wage scales 1101

Na\y training course, printer 3c

and 2c 815

newspaper, wage scales 956

wages and hours in trades 1187

see also Public printing and bind-
ing.
Printing Committee, House :

reports 46, 168, 254, 368, 482-

483, 6U7, 757, 897, 1058
Printing Committee, Senate :

report 383

I'rinting OlHce, see Government Print-
ing Office.
Prints :

copyrighted 89, 808

index and title page 1188

national exhibition, catalog 807

Prints and Photographs Division, Li-
brary of Congress 289, 958

Prison Industries, see Federal Prisons

Industries, Inc.
Prisoners of war :

lilierated, agreement 988

promotion —

hearings 622, 896

reports 382, 756

veto message 821

I'risons and prisoners :

Army regulations 439, 1128, 1214

Federal prisons, 1945 1186

prisoners in prisons and reform-
atories 342

prisoners released from prisons

and reformatories 342

psychopathic prisoners .'- 1078

see also Crime and criminals.

Prisons Bureau 1186

examination for correctional of-
ficer 821

report 1186

work during 1945 1186

Pritchard, Ernest I., knock limits of 2

fuels 1103

Private acts, see Laws,
i'rivate capital, see Capital.
I'rivate financing, see Finance.
Private laws, see Laws.
Private property, see Property.
Privates, 1st class, see Army.
Privileges and Elections Committee,
Senate :

reports 265, 383, 623

Prizes of war :

jurisdiction, agreement with

Great Britain 683

jurisdiction, agreement with New

Zealand 209

Probation :

Federal probation (periodical)-- 7,705
Procetrtires and Records Committee-- 341,

716

Proceedings of National Museum 312,

552, 1422
Processed foods, see names of foods.
Processes, report of Surplus Property

Administration 221

Processing Department, Library of

Congress 528, 958, 1189

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1635

Page
I'roclamations, see President of United
States — also subjects of
proclamations.

Procter & Gamble Mfg. Co 926

Procurement, see Military equipment
and supplies — Naval sup-
plies.

Procurement Division 128, 213,

322, 436, 557, 689, 837,
995, 1125, 1210, 1319,
1429

proposed provision 305, 975

Producer gas, sec Gases.
I'roducer goods, sec Commercial prod-
ucts.

Producers Crop Improvement Assoc 1318

Producers Laboratories. Inc 1007

Product locator 980

Production :

battle for production 203, 447

civilian, concentration 975

civilian, monthly report 547, 824

goals —

and price supports 1232

for 1946 146

summary of remarks 1341

if inflation comes 548

is price control hampering? 1116

moves ahead, report 565

postwar economic studies 62

productivity changes since 1939 1286

recent productivity trends 526

selected industries, productivity 806

wartime achievements 430

see also Economic conditions — also
special subject.
Production and Marketing Administra-
tion 14. 150, 233,

340, 460, 581, 712, 862,
1018, 1147, 1236, 1346

poster 461, 581, 1018

proposed provision 427

service and regulatory announce-
ments 233, 713

Production and Resources Board, see
Combined Production and
Resources Board, United
States, Great Britain,
and Canada.
Production Board, see War Product-

tion Board.
Production Management OfBce :

labor policies 1418

minutes of Council 1202

Production Research and Development

Office 400

Productivity, see Production.
Products, see Agricultural products —

Commercial products.
Products and priorities ( periodical )__ 117.

824

Products-from-Sweden,Inc 517

Professional Division, Medicine and

Surgery Bureau 1192

Professional paper, Geological Survey- 506.
1081, 1171, 1265
Professional positions :

in departmental service, expert ex-
aminers 462

correction of entry 856

Professions, see Occupations.
Profile drag, see Drag (aircraft).
Profile recorder, for airscrews and wing

models 959

Progress, Library of Congress records

new era 660

Progress Tailoring Co 66

Proji'Ct analysis series : 641

Projectiles, supersonic-tunnel tests 1403

Promin :

action in tuberculosis 176

effect in leprosy ;',88

I'romiscuity and venereal disease 26!)

Promizole, leprosy treatment 1261

Promotions, see Army — Marine Corps-
Navy.

Page

Propaganda, what is it? 133

see also American propaganda —
Un-Americau activities.
Propane Hames, extinction by dichloro-

difluoromethane 936

Propeller dolly, specification 443, 845

Propeller plant, wartime labor in St.

Paul 527

Propellers :

airworthiness 1021

analysis from experimental data 99

axial interference velocity 1403

blade shank form, etc 194

climb and high-speed tests 1403

dual-rotating, tests 1293, 1403

efficiency, determining 1293

efficiency losses with heated air-
thermal de-icing 1104

flutter, effect of lift coefficient 1397

in yaw 1403

induced velocity in front of in-
clined propeller 1403

materials, surface finish effect 101

multiengine pusher-propeller in-

installation 1403

propulsive efficiency 292

pusher propeller effect on lift, etc_ 1293

Ships Bureau manual , 1303

side-force derivative 1403

simulated icing effect 959

single- and dual-rotating tractor

propellers 292

static thrust and power character-
istics 99

tandem 99

theory of 1293, 1403

tip modification, etc., effect on per-
formance 1104

trailing-edge extension flap effect- 1395

wake-excited vibratory stress 1403

wake studies 1104

Propelling machinery. Ships Bureau

manual 1197, 1302

Proper, Wayne C, relief 376, 744, 1034

I'roperty :

claims for damages to private prop-
erty—

Army regulations 438

estimates 116,

427, 546, 676, 974, 1114

evacuee, wartime handling 1177

personal, disposition 329

re<iuisitioning, report of opera-
tions 678

see also Alien property — Enemy
property — INIilitary eiiuip-
ment and supplies — Pub-
lic property — Real estate.
Property improvement loans, see Loans.
Propulsion unit, outboard, buy at frac-
tion of cost " 1189

Propulsive characteristics, engine-
nacelle installations 290

Propylene dichloride, peach-tree borer

control 148

Prosen, Edward .T., heats of formation

and combustion 869.

1028, 1251
Prosthetic appliances, development and

manufacture 367

Prostitution :

assist States in social protection — ■

hearings 602, 618

minority views 749

reports 495, 749, 900

near military and naval establish-
ments, i)rohil)it_ ()04, 621, 737

repression. Army regulations 559

Protection and Salvage of Artistic and
Historic Monuments In
War Areas, American
Commission for, see
American Commission
for Protection and Sal-
vage of Artistic and
Historic Monuments in
War Areas.

1636

Index, 1946

Page

Protective-coating inatiTial, specifica-
tion 1198

Protective coatings for aircraft, spcci-

lication 443

I'rotective services against heat or

cold, accounts 1370

Protectors :

ear, specification 1303

pacicing-case edge, specification-- 542
I'roti'in :

IK'anut. niaiiufacture and use 1233

pork, nutritive i)roperties, etc 10

soybean, production 1233

Protein glue, see Glue.

Protractors, specifications 671, 967

Prout, Laurence I,, court case 1378

Provenzano, Horuard V., court case-- 1203
Providence, K. I. :

finances, 1944 235

instrument approach chart 727

I'roviug rings ;

for calibrating testing machines- 730,

1156

temperature coefficients 1251

Provo River project, specifications- _ 76-77,

796. 1369

Prudential Insurance Co 106,989

Pruitt, Addie, relief 360, 491, 591

Prunes :

canned dried, standards 461

evaporated, specification 1212

Prunus serotina, American wood 232

Pscudaphycus, new species ef chalcid-

fiies 1422

Pseudotsuga taxifolia, American ■wood- 149

Psittacosis viruses 628

Psychiatric disorders, see Mental dis-
eases.
Psychiatric nursing, see Nurses and

nursing.
Psychiatry :

difiicult mics. problems met by

V, A 1322

opportunities in Veterans Admin_ 998

training and clinics 1262

Psychotic, sec Mentally ill.

Public address sets, technical manual- 844

Public affairs bulletins 89,

528, 808, 958, 1189

Public Affairs Office 208

Public assistance :

cost to Federal Government 1263

ef|uity in financing 65

operations in selected cities 65, 782

payments under State-Federal pro-
grams 1362

public assistance report 1362

publications 64, 930

reprint from social security bul-
letin 65

residence requirements, effect 503

service in administration 1362

staff training, current practices- 1168
■tee also Social worli and problems.

Public Assistance Bureau 65, 1168, 1362

Public buildings :
construi'tion —

hearings 168

hearings, additional copies 46

site acquisition and design 897.

900. 923

Public Buildings Administration 1169

estimates 116, 305, 546

telephone directory 1169

Public Buildings and Grounds Commit-
tee, House :

hearings 168,

254, 607. 897. 1058, 1160

reports 46, 254. 368. 483, 1058

Public Buildings and Grounds Com-
mittee, Senate :

calendar 623, 923

reports 499, 923. 1076

Public Contracts Division, see Wage
!iTnl Hour and Public
(Contracts Divisions,
Public Debt Bureau—-. 127,836

Page
Public debts, see Debts.
Public documents, see Congressional
documents — Government
publications.
Public Documents Office, sec Docu-
ments Office.
Public domain, see Public lands.
Public employment, see Employment.
Publi<' funds :

Army regulations 131,

216, 324, 439, 559, 840,
1213, 1431
deposit of public moneys, regula-
tions 321, 1428

special deposits of public moneys- 1428
State general, highway, etc., funds

in 1945 583,1020

Treasury Dept. circular 195, re-
vised 836

Public health, see Health.
Public health bulletin, see Health.
I'ublic health engineering abstracts,
see Health.

Public Health Methods Division 64,

175, 176, 780
Public health nurses, see Nurses and

nursing.
Public health reports, see Health.

Public Health Service 63,

175, 269, 388, 502, 628,
779, 929, 1078, 1166, 1261,
1361

claims of personnel, settlement 258.

351, 356, 374

estimates, etc 116,427

medical care of personnel 426

publications 1262

report, 1945 270

set your cap 780

see also Pay, allowances, etc. — -
also Parran, Thomas.
Public Health Service Advisory Com-
mittee on Public Educa-
tion for Prevention of
Venereal Diseases, re-
port 503

Public housing, see Housing.
Public Housing Authority, see Federal
Public Housing Author-
ity.
Public improvements for your commu-
nity 148

Public Information Division^, 658. 806. 1101

Public Information Office, Navy Dept- 1108,

1196, 1302, 1413

naming, notes of general interest- 1012

State summary of war casualties- 415,

531-532. 664, 812, 962,

1108, 1196-97, 1302,

1330-32, 141.3-14

Public In(iuiries Division 116,

677, 823, 1114, 1418
Public lands :

administration and use —

hearings ?R5

reports 59,623

materials on, disiiosal 775

publications on public domain,

price list 1265

sale for benefit of educational In-
stitutions 898

surveying instructions, supple-
ments - 1365

vacant 391

see also Homesteads — also names
of States, etc., where
lands are located.
Public Lands and Surveys Committee,
Senate :

calendar 172,

383, 499. 775. 923. 1257

hearings 172. 265, 383, 623

reports 59.

26.^-266, 383. 499, 623,
775, 92.3-924, 1076
Public Lands Committee, House :

hearings 47, 369, 607, 1160

January-December

1637

Page
Public Lands Committee, House — Con.

reports 46, 47, 254, 308-369, 483,

757, 897-898, 1058-59
Public laws, sec Laws.
Public management sources, see Man-
agement.
Public moneys, see Public funds.
Public Printer, see Government Print-
ing Office.
Public printing and binding :

Army regulations 1431

material, etc., abstract of con-
tracts 271, 1080

paper, abstract of contracts 1080

see also names of departments,
etc.
Public property :

Army regulations-
accountability and responsi-
bility—!. 1213. 1431

marking 325, 841

sales 132, 559, 691, 840, 841,

998-999, 1213, 1322

transportation 325

Information for educational insti-
tutions 1385

National Guard regulations 1437

repairs and utilities, technical

manual 1001

resales of Government property 548

transfer between Government

agencies 1283

see also Surplus property.
Public relations :

and savings bonds 1321

Army regulations 216, 1214

for rural and village teachers 1361

Public Relations Bureau, War Dept.,

name changed 1226

Public Relations Division, War Dept_ 1330
naming, notes of general interest- 1226
Public Relations Office, Navy Dept.,

name changed 1012

Public roads, see Roads.

Public Roads Administration 66,

390, 503, 629, 782, 931,
1079, 1169, 1264, 1363

estimates 390,

503, 629, 931, 1079, 1114

report, 1944 783

report, 1945 629

Public Service Commission of Lou-
isiana 949

Public Service Commission of Mis-
souri 1376

Public Utilities Division 120, 1312

Public utility companies :
electric —

tinancial record, 1937-44 928

linancial statistics 120

occupational wage relation-
ships 1384

, power requirements and sup-
ply . 61

productivity and unit labor

cost 192, 1383

sales, revenues and income- 61,

777

security issues, 1935-45 1312

statement of taxes, etc 61, 777

statistics, 1944 174

gas —

financial statistics 120

security issues, 1939-45 1312

holding companies —

operations, hearings 248.

479, 1254
rules, etc., under holding

company act 550

security transactions and

holdings 121,828

Public Welfare Board of District of
Columbia, penal institu-
tions functions, trans-
fer 000, 768. 873

Public Welfare Department of Texas,
staff development pro-
gram 1168

Page
Public works :

engineering manual for civil

works 1134, 1220, 1436

in D. C, estimates 04(i

postwar economic studies 1166

site acguisition, etc 254

370, 499, 873
see aluo Harbors — Rivers.

Pul)Iication Board 309,430,827

establishment, notes of general

interest 226

reports 309.430,827

Publication office.s, see Government

offices.
Publications, see Bibliography — Cata-
logs— Government pub-
lications— Military pub-
lications — Periodicals —
Technical publications —
also names of depart-
ments, etc., issuing pub-
lications — also special
subject.
Publications and Supplies Division,

Labor Dept 956

Publications Division, Agriculture

D .,• .■ P^P* 460, 1147, 1236

Publications Division. Medicine and

T, , .• .. Surgery Bur 107, 108, 812

Publicity, newspaper, for special cen-
sus , 035

Publicker Commercial Alcohol Co--_- 119

Publicker Industries, Inc 1203

Puckett, Alton D., knock ratings of

^. , „ gasoline substitutes 158

Pudo Sudo, chart 297

Pueblo, Colo., instrument approach

chart 707

Pueblo Indians :

charges on lands 599

work a day life 1083

Puelicher, Matilda S., court case 556

Puerto Rico 1088

acting judge of district court 303

. . . . 1308

cinchona investigations 459

coast pilot 1152

consumer committee to advise

OPA 680

court case 81, 282, 522, 1377

district judge, retirement privi-
lege 255, 469

economy and political status 832

4-H club work gm

governor, report 1088

mail routes, schedules 201

424, 971. 1306

natality and mortality data 1240

political, etc., conditions, contents

and index to hearings 362

sugar crop —

hearings 243, 373

report 164

sugarcane —

fair and reasonable prices 461,

f ,. 713

farming practices 1018

proportionate shares 1019

wages for production, etc 340

trade in domestic and foreign

incrcliaiulise 18, 718

Puerto Rico Airricultural Experiment
Station :

la cura de la vanilla 576

informe, 1944 576

report. 1945 860

Puerto Sauce, chart 538

Pufahl, Mary, court case 1117

Pufahl, Paul, & Son Foundrv 1117

Pufahl, Paul, Trust 1117

Pufahl, Sheldon, trustee, court case 1117

Puget Sound, chart 1026, 1247

Puget Sound defensive sea area 67.'>

Puget Sound mariiime control area 675

Pugh, John C. appropriations, etc.,
78th and 79th Con-

'TPSSOR— — S'^T

Pugli, Merlin L., court case Z 1355

1638

Index, 1946

Page
Puket Harbor, chart 538

Pulaski, Va., iiistruiueiit approach

charts 156, 1024

I'ulaski's Memorial Day 3(54,

620, 874, 1201

Pulau Gaya, chart 197

I'ullers, fuse, specification 1415

Pulley, George N. :

citrus-cannery effluent in Florida- 456
gases in liancliin^,' of citrus juices- 456
orange juice antioxidant experi-
ments 457

orange oil characteristics 147

rhamnose preparation from na-

ringin 147

Pulley axis angles, determination 99

Pullman Co 188,972,1283,1359

I'uUorum disease, rapid whole-blood

test 1144

Pulmonary diseases, role of fungi 389

I'ulp, see Agricultural residue pulps —

Wood pulp.
I'ulp and Paper Unit, Foreign and
Domestic Commerce

Bur 25

I'ulp-canal files, specification 1211

Pulpwood, hardwoods to meet re-
quirements 1147

see also Wood pulp.

Pulse of the Nation 549

Pumice, synthetic, source of 1271

Pumps :

centrifugal, investigation of flow- 1103

facts for industry 154, 864

fuel specification 846

Puna of Humahuaca, culture 982

Punishment, see Capital punishment.

Punta Cuchara quadrangle, P. K 634

Punta Guayanes quadrangle, P. R 788

Punta Puerca (luadrangle, P. R 634

Punta Tuna quadrangle, P. R 509

Punta Veracco quadrangle, P. R 634

Pupils, see Children.

Purcoll, Richard J., labor policies 1418

Purdue University Agricultural Ex-
periment Station, soil -

surveys 458, 1344

Purdue University Airport, instru-
ment approach chart 1024

Purser, Paul E. :

comparison of pitching moments,

etc 1288

verification of simplified vee-tail

theory, etc 1406

Purvin, William, court case 320

Purvis, Hugh W., receiver, court case- 1359
Putnam, Abbott A. :

fatigue life of wing structure 1408

life expectancy of wings 1408

Putnam, Roger L., court case 687

Putnam quadrangle, Conn 71

Putty, sealing, specification 422

Pyle, Mary J., court case 653

Pyrahexyl compiound, studies 1261

Pyramid Motor Freight Corporation 1281

Pyrethrum :

action on beet leafhoppers 575

specification 1110

Pyrites, preprint from minerals year-
book 1175

Pyrophyllite :

industry in 1945 1270

preprint from minerals yearbook- 1271
Pyroxylin coated materials, facts for

industry 154, 864

Q. W. S. S. Realty and Investment Co_ 109.''.

Quadrature, table of coefficients 467

Quality Electric Co., Ltd 744

Quant, Willis C. :

occupational wage relationships in

foundries 1384

wages in lumber industry, 1944-_ 658
Quantico, Va., instrument approach

chart 1247

Page
Quantitative analysis by X-ray dif-
fraction . 938

Quarantine :

foreign quarantine service, esti-
mate lie

notice of 148,458,576,1145

State and Territorial plant quar-
antines 458

Quarantine stations, see Swan Island.
Quarterly.

Note. — For all publications which
begin with the word "Quarterly", see
subject, or name of department, etc.,
issuing publication.
Quartermaster Corps of Army :

Army regulations 131,

559, 691, 840, 998, 1128,
1213, 1322, 1431

depot company, field manual 133

library record ^^ 136

service company field manual 842

supply bulletins 134, 1215

supply catalog 220, 329,

444, 563, 695, 847, 1000,
1003-04, 1133, 1217, 1220,
1325, 1328, 1434, 1435

technical bulletins 1217

Quartermaster General of Army 136, 221,

330, 696, 1005, 1332, 1437
Quartermaster property, see Military

equipment and supplies.
Quarters :

allowances for. Executive order- 972

allowances for, regulations 216,

390, 438, 841, 1128

civilian allowances, vouchers 390

Quartz, radio grade, in 1945 1271

Quattlebaum, Charles A. :

Federal policies, etc., in education- 528

universal military training, etc 808

Quebrada of Humahuaca, culture 982

Quechua Indians :

contemporary 983

in colonial world 983

Queen Charlotte Islands, aeronautical

chart 724

Queen City, Mo., aircraft accident 1150

Queener, V. M., survey of cold storage

space 1236

Queens Bay quadrangle, Fla 507

Queenside Hills Realty Co., Inc 685

Quercus, see Oak.

Quetico-Superior Committee, extending

existence 821

Queue de Tortue, Bayou, engineer re-
port 1162

Qui Nhon, Bale de, chart 1196

Quicksilver, see Mercury.
Quillacinga, Indians, modern, article

on 983

Quinn, John H., jr. :

boundary layer control by suc-
tion 958,1388

effects of Reynolds number, etc.,

on airfoil 1288

scale and turbulence effects on

airfoil 1289

wing machine gum, etc., on air-
plane 138t»

Quinn. Michael J., court case 952

Quinnipiac River project, modifying 696

Quist, Alfred, relief 741, 764, 870

(juon, Fred, court case 118

Quon, Lester, court case 118

Quonset Point, instrument approach

chart 345. 1247

R

R-B Freight Lines. Inc 1373

K. E. A., see Rural Electrification Ad-
ministration.

R. F. C, see Reconstruction Finance
Corporation.

R. I. C, sec Recijirocity Information
Committee.

JxVNUARY-DeCEMBER

1639

Page

R. O. T. C.
R. R. B.,
Raab, K.,

see Reserve Officers Train-
ing Corps.

see Railroad Retirement
Board.

profile

photographic profile re-

coi'der yoy

Rahaul, Allied campaign against -- 1433
Kabaut, Louis C. (Representative trom
Mich.) :
reports made by — ..„

Appropriations Com |'^

rats

and cer-

877
270

233

1421

415
963

141
L'lief 53, 1G2

Conference Com
Rabbit box trap for catching
Rabbits, dressed, inspection

tification

Rabinowitz, Al, court case

Racon : . ,

electronic aid for commercial Ube

monthly correction list 903

Rada, Bessie,, relief fi^

Rada, Joe F., relief—----^ ,^V.

Rada Punta Arenas, chart.
Radabaugh, Myrtle C.

'^'countermeasures in electronics

warfare -V^

electronic aid for commercial use- 4io
Cxerman equipment, <,lii--ectory 1001

set, technical manual— 442, 844, 14o4

timing circuits _-- o5"5^ ^i■%

RadclifTe. Franklin P., relief— 38, 54, 162
Radcliffe. George L. (Senator from
Md.) :
reports made by —

Banking and Currency Com_ 1^^^

Commerce Com__----------^g_55^

Immigration Com— ------ 918

Radford, Va., bridge— - — - 479, 616, 8 14
Radiation Laboratory, Massachusetts

Institute of Technology- 815

Radiator traps, specification ^Z6

Radiators : nqo

cooling ducts ^^-

design TRo ccd

facts for industry - — - l&«>. »o*

pressure drop through, effects ot

compressibility rV^

Radinsky, A. D., rates on kapok---— 51 (
Radio, see certain headings beginning

Radio. -

Radio acoustic ranging, article m^

Radio addresses, see subject of address,
or name of person by
whom delivered.

Radio announcer, job 3- >

Radio apparatus and appliances :

receivers, facts for industry- 154, Sb-i
receivers and transmitters, tech-

nical manual 113^, l^l^

sets, specification 14o-)

sets, technical manual _— -^ lU^n^

surplus radio equipment, report- 447
Radio beacons, see Radiobeacons.
Radio bearings, sec Radio direction

finding.
Radiobroadcasting:

attitudes of rural people 61, -i"

broadcast schedules of >avy and

Coast Guard oi'»

coercive practices, prohibiting —

law *'

minority views --

^ reports ,,,-■*?• '

extension workers' handbook

how far sliould Government con-
trol radio?

noncommercial cultural, etc., pro-
grams, prohibit interfer-
ence

see also, above, coercive prac-
tices, prohibiting,
public service responsibility

19

667

1213

1319

Page

Radio broadcasting — Continued

services other than standard

broadcast g"^

short wave, how to tune in __ ivi

small business opportunities in

FM ^*'"

social significance---- 174

stations of the world i^A.w

see also Radio stations — also sub-
ject of broadcast, or
name of person deliver-
ing address, etc.
Radio communication :

aids to air navigation

aids to navigation

Army regulations

Coast Guard aeronautical commu-
nications

international, study —

hearings f^^

report -— . tioo

manual de radio para pilotos li-^

publications, price list _--——— o\)t
rules and regulations of !< . C. C.

amateur service ^ ii"^

coastal and marine relay ser-

vices ^%%^

fixed public services—- rf»o

subjects used in Standards Bureau

classification 73U, i^oi

see also Radio broadcasting — Ra-
dio propagation.
Radio direction finding : oi_o2

aeronauticaJ «=b^^*\-56---f247lT54 1 244

bearing conversion table 814

Radio equipment, see Radio apparatus

and appliances.
Radio Manufacturers Association

^'^'^'ncS'roffi^.ers aboard ships-

committee report _---—-

Federal Communications

Comn., etc., report |0|

hearings ; e't^'K'n' -ifin

rules and regulations ofgFgC^gVjg {gefo

shipboard, loran handbook — -- §15

Radio-phonogi.l>hcc,n,bniat^^^^^^^^

Radio propagation, basic predicnons 1029

Radio receivers, see Radio apparatus
and appliances.

Radio services, see Radio communica-
tion. , .

Radio shop, establishing and operat- ^^^

728

249

248
471
337

439

370

500

broadcast — • 355

Vules "'and" regulations J)f ^^j,

F. C. C 385;§§6. 387, 1359

television, engineernig stand- ^^^^

world,'^ \cco'^-ding *» __^^^°_''* 500
emergency ^ervi'ceirVules govern_^^ ^^^^

engineering^ pTa'c'tlc'erFM 'broad-' ^_^

casting — ;--.-

miscellaneous services,^ rules^.,o^^ ^^^^

war emergency^rad'io'service, rules,

etc — -T--

see also Radio broadcasting. ^^^^

Radio Traders ---—--•-----— -- I^q

Radiobeacons, Coast GuarU s^sleul-

R diomen, see Radio "Pf rators.

Radlove, S. B., Unseed and soybean ^^

oils ■ " IOTP,

Radovich, Walter V.. court case ^376

1640

Index, 1946

Face
liufel, Norman :

critical stress of cuivihI slieet 1295,

140(3
properties of 2 plastic-b o n d e d

glass clotlis 1402

Kafllcs AiU'lioruKe, chart 418

Ualler, Doris D., foreign trade of Korea- 31(i

Kafters, in residential construction 603

Kaglnnd, C. A., sr., court case of adnir_ 1076,

1283

Ungonese, Frank P., court case 267,

523, 952
Ilail-higlnvny grade-crossing accidents,

1945 943

Kail motor cars :

fuel and power 79, 798

maintenance car, technical man-
ual 1326

Railroad accidents, see Accidents.
Kailroad Adjustment Board, see Na-
tional Railroad Adjust-
ment Board.
Railroad cars :

e(|uipment of class 1 steam rail-
ways 79, 799

persons furnishing —

statistics from annual re-
ports 401

Bummary of quarterly re-
ports 79, 798

system of accounts 1370

Railroad Commission of Florida 1181

Railroad employees :

class included within term 280.

800, 1092. 1374

compensation and service 1311

disputes, compilation of laws 353

females employed by class I rail-
ways 79, 798

hours of service, statistical anal-
ysis 79.1371

refunds 891, 901, 919. 1043

retirement act, amend 602,

608, 760. 919. 1043

retirement acts, compilation 1312

iinemployment insurance act,

amend 602.

608. 760. 919, 1043
unemploymont insurance act. as

amended 1312

wage statistics, class I steam rail-
ways 79. 798

Railroad passes, Dining-Car Employees'

Union 404

Railroad rates :

Increased, memorandum of OPA 1420

land grant, discontinue 31

see alao Freight rates — Passenger
rates.
Railroad retirement, see Railroad em-
ployees.

Railroad Retirement Board 120.

430, 828. 1119, 1311

appropriations 879

estimates 30.5

monthly review 120. 430. 8'?^

report. 1945 1119

Railrond securities, fire Securities.
Railroad signals, xce Signals.
Railroad trains, xcr Freight trains —

Passenger trains.
Railroads :

class T steam railways —

freieht commodity statistics,

monthly 1 77. 797. 11 TS

freight train performance 79.

798
income and balance-sheet

items SO. 799

motive power and car equip-
ment i. 79. 799

operating revenues and ex-
penses 79, 799

operating statistics 1371

passenger traffic statistics.. 79.

799

Page
Railroads — Continued

class I steam railways — Continued

passenger train performance- 80,

799
regional shifts in postwar

traffic 1371

revenue tons originated, etc- 80,
799, 1178

revenue traffic statistics 80,

799

yard service performance 80,

799

construction indices 1182

costs 125

depreciation studies 517

etiuipment, labor market informa-
tion 526

e(|uipment, painting, etc 442

financial structures, modifica-
tion—

hearings 262, 496, 602

hearings, additional copies 607

reports 480,

496, 759, 899, 1048
insolvent, investigate trusteeships,

etc 262

inspections, etc., technical man-
ual 1434

land-grant rates on Government

traffic 31

large steam railways —

operating revenues and ex-
penses 79, 799

operating statistics 79, 517, 799

operation, technical manual 442

possession, control, etc 675

postwar earnings of class I roads- 944

publications, price list 1080

records, regulations for destruc-
tion 182

statistics, 1944. report 944

statistics, 1944. summary tables

of report 944

taxation of rolling stock 30, 40

transi)ortation of fruit, etc., re-
duction of loss 1232

unit labor cost in steam trans-
portation 1101

see also Common carriers — Elec-
tric railroads— Marine
railways — also certain
headings beginning Rail-
road— also names of rail-
roads.
Railway Express Agency, Inc. :

emergency board 545. 927

extension of operations 402, 1179

rates on. vegefables 281

Railway Mail Service 201, 301,

424. 543. 673, 819. 971,
1111. 1200. 1306. 1416

mail routes, schedules 201,

301-302. 424-425, 543-
544, 673. 819-820, 971,
1111. 1200. 1306, 1416

postal supplies, list 673

Railways, see Railroads — also names
of railways.

Rain, effect on airplane flight, etc 95

see also Precipitation.

Rniner Brewing Co 1123

Rainey. .Joseph P., court case 653,951

Rainy Lake, charts 137

Rainy Jlountain School, lands 379.

747, 874

Rainy River, bridge 363. 494, 592

Raisins, processed, standards for

grades lii7

Rnkcs. hand, specification 690

Raleigh, N. C. instrument approach

chart 586. 1247

Rnlcv. .Tames G.. court case 549. 1283

Ralov. Thomas E., court case 549, 1283

Rnlov's Food Store 549. 1283

Ralnli, Russell, court case 949

Ralphs-Pugh Co., Inc 1210

January-December

1641

Page
Ralston, Oliver C, perllte, source of

synthetic pumice 1271

Raman, N. D.. Mesozoic and Paleozoic

stratigraphy ?.9?

Ramberp, Walter :

bending tests of monocoque box 98

effect of curvature on panels 194

normal-pressure tests of plateS- 98, 292
strength of aluminum alloy

panels 91

strength of wing beams 102

torsion test of monocoque box 98

Ramey, Homer A. (Representative
from Ohio) :
reports made by — ■

Claims Com .''.0-

■M. 39. .'^59-301, 477, 597.
599, 882-883, 885, 887

Ramsey nuadrangle, 111 12G7

Kamspeck, Robert (Representative
from Ga.) :
reports made b.v —

Civil Service Com 34

Rand, Frederick V. :

agricultural experiment stations,

1945 458

experiment station progress,

1945 1 710

Randolph, A. P., statement 45

Randolph, Jennings (Representative
from W. Va.) :

bill introduced by 754

reports made by —

Civil Service Com 244,

740-741, SSO

Conference Com 593

District of Columbia Com__ 40

Labor Com 165,

249, 749, 1054. 1158
Randolph, John B., accident investi-
gation 20

Randolph, L. F.. diploid and tetraploid

corn 575

Randolph County, Ala., mica and

beryl 12fi9

Raney. Ida M.. relief 29

Rangely anticline in Colorado 392

Ranges (stock), see Stock ranges.
Ranges (stoves), see Stoves.

Rank, Army regulations 841, 999

Rankin, John E. Representative from
Miss.) :
reports nuule by —

Conference Com 33

River.s and Harbors Com 899

World War Veterans' Legis-
lation Com 372,

609, 761, 902, 1060

Ransom, Itola M., court case 556

Ransome, Alfred L. :

gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc 1083,

1174, 1269
metal mining in —

California 1270

Nevada 1270

Oregon 1270

Raper, Arthur, wartime incomes of

rural families 229

Rapido River crossing 1056

Rare Books Collection, changing name,
notes of general inter-
est 452

Rare Books Division 528

naming, notes of general interest- 452

Raritan River, chart 1249

Rashal, William N., relief of guardian_ 476,

766. 871
Rnsmussen, Edmund F. : •
seasoning small (luantities of lum-
ber 579

wood-element hygrostat 579

Rasmussen, R. T. C. :

manganese in acid-steel tests 178

manganese in low-carbon steel

tests 1174

Page
Rasmussen, R. T. C. — Continued

mining and concentration of man-
ganese 510

Rasor, Henry L., cotton, farm produc-
tion, etc 146

Rasps, simplified practice recommen-
dation 25

Rassenfoss, A. J., court case 1185

Rastetter, Harry O. :

court case 160

court case of exrx -. 1186

Rastetter, Mabel S., exrx., court case_ 1186
Ratcliffe, Ella B., educational direc-
tory 269

Rates, see special subject, e. g. Elec-
tricity.
Rationing :

commodity list under jurisdiction

of Sec. of Agriculture 1049

in foreign countries 658

stove rationing industry letter 119

stove rationing statistics 119

Rationing boards, sec War price and

rationing boards.
Rations, see certain headings beginning

Food.
Rats :

on oil tankers 389

on vessels coming to New York- 389

rabbit box trap in catching 270

Kauber, Earle L., agricultural adjust-
ment and income 62

Rauch, A. II., joint strength in glued

birch plywood 579

Raven Channel, chart 668

Raw materials, see Strategic and criti-
cal materials.
Rawles, W. T., beueticiation of chro-

mite 509

Ray, Donald A. J., court case 187, 210

Ray, William A., court case 1355

Raymond, Albert I.,., court case 159

Raymond, L. C. :

Japanese trade in aluminum 315

Japanese trade in coal 316

Raymond, Wash., chart 586

Kayon :

broad woven goods, facts for

industry 864

cloth, specification 1303

fabrics, Japanese trade study 317

woven goods, facts for industry. 154,

864
yarn, and fiber, Japanese trade

study 317

yarn, facts for industry 154,

864
Rayon hosiery, see Hosiery.

Razor strops, specification 558

Razvadovskv, Leon de Witt, relief 478

RCA Service Co., Inc 966

Rea, James B., e(|uilibrium, etc., of

engine 94

Rea, Royal W., court case 407

REA, see Rural Electrification Admin-
istration.
Read, Charles B.. florule from Forkston

coal 1265

Read, W. T. :

chemical engineering as profes-
sion 955

chemistry as profession 804

Read Magazine, Inc 951

Reading Co., accident 401

Readjustment allowances, veterans, in-
formation 840

Readjustment Division 1 329

Readjustment to civilian life:

civil readjustment bulletin 1125

readjustment regulations 326,

561, 693, 1433

Readville, Mass., railroad accident 1089

Reagan, Barbara B., wages of hired

farm workers 708, 1143

1642

Index, 1946

Page

Real estate :

brokerage business 348

furiu —

inheritance. 1920-45 581

murliet 45(5

situation, 1944-45 230

taxes 1016

In D. C, acquisition by U. S 495

in D. C, tax-exempt property used

by U. 9 30

rights of former owners 888,

ItOl. 921, 1043, 1048
trends in selected real estate fac-
tors 1409

see also Mortgages.

Realty Operators, Inc 283, 1098

Reames, Thomas J., accident investi-
gation 155

Recant, Isidore G. :

airfoils with double slotted flaps- 290

analyzing wind-tunnel data 95

ducts for cooling radiators 292

effect of position of wing on side

flow in region of tail 104

effect of yaw on lateral stability- 100
elevator effectiveness in landing — 97
Recapping of tires, general schedule

of supplies 322

Receipts and expenditures, see Finance.

Receiving clerk, job 440

Recei)tacles :

flashlight-cell, specification 215

waste, specification 1430

Recipes, see Cooks and cooking.
Reciprocity, see International agree-
ments — Trade agree-
ments.
Reciprocity Information Committee-- 314

representations, suggestions 831

rules of procedure, etc 314

Reclamation Bureau 75, 179, 275,

395, 511, 636. 794, 938,

10S4, 1176, 1272, 1367

appropriation, estimates, etc — 547, 975

appropriation, hearings 595

authority for functions, etc 363, 920

report 399

specifications 75-77, 179, 180,

275-277, 395-399,'''511-
515, 636-641. 794-796,
938-943. 1084-88, 1176,
1177, 1272-74, 1367-70

Reclamation era 796

Reclamation of land :

Federal reclamation projects in

Utah 641

funds collected on Indian proj-
ects 620, 890, 1040

settlement opportunties in Re-
gion 3 1177

surplus land transfer —

hearing 1163

report 773

Reclamation projects, see Reclamation
of land — also names of
projects.
Reclassification, see Army.
Reconstruction, see Postwar planning,

policies, etc.
Reconstruction and Development, In-
ternational Bank for, see
International Bank for
Reconstruction and De-
velopment.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation.- 61,
174, 268. 387. 626, 777,
927. 1077, 1165, 1260
act as amended and other laws — 626

agency for certain bonds, etc 1201

Agriculture Dept. to borrow from. 303
audit —

communication from General

Accounting Office 931

hearings 1253

report 1051

extension —

hearings 1063

Page
Reconstruction Finance Corporation —
Continued
extension — Continued

law 1044

reports , 763

report, 1945 777

small business activities 1260

war construction activities 1165

Reconstruction of House Roofs and
Skylights, Special Com-
mittee on. House :

report 898

Reconstruction of Senate Roof and
Skylights, Special Com-
mittee on. Senate :

report 775

Reconversion :

defense investigation 381, 773

in New England 1187

outlook 430

policies of War Production Board- 976

policy of OPA, investigation 362

liricing during rt-conversiou 30b

they say about OPA and reconver-
sion 119

workers' experiences 1101, 1187

Reconversion and War Mobilization
Office, see War Mobiliza-
tion and Reconversion
Office.

The record, State Department 553, 831

Record Realty Co 834

Recorder of Deeds, District of Colum-
bia, closing office on Sat-
urdays ttlO, l<i3S. 1051

Recording & Computing Machines

Co __ 173, 285, 522, 653, 1259

Uecerding service, general schedule 430

Records :

administration, disposition 218, 1133

administration, microfilming 694

carriers by water, destruction 77

efficient use, etc 1201

electric railway companies, de^

struction 1088, 1370

farm family record book 149

fire and water damaged 960

free copies in D. C. for veterans 30

health department, devices for re-
ducing 63

how to dispose of, manual 1105

preservation, rules, etc., F. C. C- 380,

1360
railroad, regulation for destruc-
tion 182

records administration circular 413

restauraci6n y conservaci6n de

documentos 123

standard form, disposition 1345

sundrv Govt, departments, etc.,

disposition— 33, 242. 353, 471,
593-594, 738. 878, 1048
your Government's record in Nat.

Archives 960

see also Military records— a ?«o
names of certain depart-
ments, etc.

Recovery on subsistence stores 998

Recreation :

Alaska Highway, etc., resources 395

areas and facilities, planning 175

national economic asset 63

-programs, asistance to States —

hearings 1070

report 916

Recreation Division. Community War

Services Office 63, 175

Recitation Services, National Advisory
Board on, see National
Advisory Board on Rec-
reation Services.
Recruiting for Army :

Army has good job for you 445

Army life and Army recruiting

news 136, 848

handbook 446

make it a million ! 848

January-December

1643

Page
Recruiting for Army — Continued

posters 445—446.

563-564. 696, 1005, 1132,
1219, 1327, 1435
publicity and advertising facts — 696,

1435

recruiting service letter 1005

sales techniques for recruiter 1005

see the job through ! join Regular

Army 330

Recruiting Publicity Bureau 445-446.

563-564, 696, 1004. 1005.
1132. 1219, 1327, 1435
Rectifiers, metallic-cell, specification- 817

Rector, Pa., aircraft accident .' 720

Red Army, see Union of Soviet Socialist

Republics.
Red Bluff, Calif., instrument approach

chart 586, 1247

Red cedar, see Cedar.
Red-cedar shingles, see Shingles.
Red clover, see Clover.
Red Cross, see American National Red
Cross

Red Head quadrangle, Fla 273

Red Island Road, chart 297

Red Lodge quadrangle, Mont.-Wyo__ 1173

Red Mountain chromite deposits 790

Red River :

canal along bank near Shreveport,

La 758

floods, reports on review of re-
ports 696, 1134

Red River Lumber Co 281

Red Sea :

chart 538

sailing directions, supplement 533

Red spider, life history, etc 1234

Red Wing. Minn., railroad accident 40]

Redding quadrangle, Calif 787

Redeployment transportation, investi-
gation 381

Redevelopment Land Agency, see Dis-
trict of Columbia Rede-
velopment Land Agency.
Redfield, A. H.. asphalt and related

bitumens 1365

Redington quadrangle, Ariz 71

Redlitz, Alfred G., flow capacity of ra-
dial discharge impeller 800

Redman. Fulton J., court case 653

Redmond, Ores., instrument approach

charts 345, 727

Redmund, George G., admr., court case_ 1277
Reduction gears, see Gears.
Reduction of Nonessential Federal Ex-
penditures Joint Commit-
tee :

reports 609-610, 1357

Redwings, grain taken in cornflelds__ 114"

Redwood City. Calif., contract rates 90

Redwood Creek, report 849

Reed, Clyde M. (Senator from Kans.) :
minority views —

Interstate Commerce Com 261

reports made by —

Interstate Commerce Com 262

771
Reed, Daniel A. (Representative from
N. Y.) :
report made by —

Ways and Means Com 901

revenue act of 1945. summary,

etc. 33

additional copies 46

Reed, Ford, motor carrier decision 644

Reed, Glenn C.. Glass Huttes mercury

deposit 1269

Reed, Harold C, court case 1380

Reed, I. F., laying out fields for trac-
tor plowing 12

Reed, John C. mineral investigations

in Alaska 506

Reed, Oscar S.. relief 38, 241

Reed. Sidney R., court case 522

Reed Transit Co 644

Page
Keeder, John P., effect of spring-loaded

tab on stability 1404

Reel, Blanche U., court case 522

Reel. Frederick U., court case 522

Reemployment, nee Employment.
Reemployment and Retaining Admin-
istration, see Retraining
and Reemployment Ad-
ministration.
Rees, Edward H. (Representative from
Kans.) :
minority report —

Civil Service Com 473

Reese, William C, relief 246

Reeve, J. O., soil moisture and plant

wilting 12

Reeves, Edward D., coui't case 240

Reeves, Fred R., court case 285

Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley B., relief- 360,

614.735
Referees in bankruptcy :

salaried 262, 872

serve as U. S. commissioners- 56, 162
Reference Department, Library of Con-
gress 90, 529, 660, 808

Reference facilities in D. C. area 660

Refineries, see Petroleum.

Reflectors, metal, specification 969

Reformatories, sec Prisons and prison-
ers.

Refractories, facts for industry 864

Refractory clay pots, attack by optical

glasses 467

Refrigerated lockers, see Cold storage.
Refrigeration equipment :

facts for industry 154.864

specification for Navy 672

Refrigerators :

domestic mechanical, facts for in-
dustry 154

how to choose and use 1235

specification 672

Refund of taxes paid by Indians 1072

Refunds of customs duties 625

Refuse cans, specification 421

Regan. M. M., farm real estate 230

Regenbogen, Nathan, court case 284, 989

Regier, Arthur A. :

drag of revolving disks, etc .. 1392

effect of lift coefficient on pro-
peller 1397

problem of noise reduction 1190

Regional Credit Corporation of Wash-
ington, D. C- 354,369

Regional Pasture Research Laboratory- 456
Regional Poultry Research Laboratory :

poultry disease investigations 1342

publications 1342

Regional research laboratories, see

names of laboratories.
Regional Salinity Laboratory :

publications 1233

research — - 1233

Register of Wills in D. C, additional

deputies 887, 1038, 1069

Registers :

Army 1005

Federal register 105.195,294,

413, 530, 662, 811. 960,
1105, 1191, 1297, 1408

indexes 1<15, 294,

413. 530, 662, 811, 960,
1105, 1191, 1297, 1408

printing appropriation 784

Naval Academy 670

Navy and Marine Corps 299

official register of U. S 17

Registers of land offices, reestablishing

offices 1073

Registration :

and selective service 431

Army regulations 999

Registration record (securities)-- 120.828
Regular Army, see Army.
Regular Common Carrier Conference of
American Trucking Asso-
ciations, Inc 210

1644

Index, 1946

Page
Kogular Navy, xcc Navy.

KcKular Vt-terans Afisociation 772

lU'fc'ulalioiis, ijublicatioiis, price list 504

«(« also Code of Federal regula-
tions— aiso names of <Ie-
liartnieiits, ete., iKSuing
regulations — also siiecial
subject.
Kegulalory announcements, see names
of (le!)artment8, etc., is-
suing announcements.
Rehabilitation :

first step in process 2.'J2

war-torn countries, report 459

what is our stakeV 20lt

Hcliabilitation and Relief Administra-
tion, see United Nations
Ivelief and Rehabilitation
Administration.
Rehabilitation of the disabled :

amputee, by Navy 812

at naval hospital, I'hiladelphia 812

children, road to rehabilitation 287

deaf and hard-of-hearing, oppor-
tunities 1264

rehabilitation services series 1368

supervisor's part 627

veterans, act providing for 256

vocational rehabilitation for civil-
ians 1.36.3

Rehabilitation Office, see Vocational
Rehabilitation Office.

Rehabilitation Standards Division. 1363

Rehder, Harald A., bibliography, etc.,

„ . of William H. Ball 310

Reichel-Korfmann Co 308, 549

Reid, Elbert H., mountain meadow '

range condition 579

Reid, Elliott G. :

blade shank form, etc., for pro-
pellers 194

wake studies of propellers 1104

Reid, Felice C, trustee, court case 687

Reid, Irene M., teaching mathematics

til rough school savings. _ 839.
1321
Reid. James S., Trust, court case of

trustees 687

Reid, Margaret G., farm family liv-
ing __ 1232

Reid. W. T. : "

physical characteristics of packed

, fuel 791

Rosin and Rammler equation for

size distribution of coal_ 510
Rciff. Henry, transition from T>engue
of Nations to United

Nations 112*^

Reimann, Genevieve, TCCA color cards_ 869

Reimann, Werner, court case 522

Reindeer reaction to Alaska tundra 391

Reines, Frederick, photoelectric hy-
grometer I_ 292

Reinforcement bars, specification 322

Reinhart, Frank W.. fairing compo-
sitions for aircraft 94

Reinhart, Fred M.. relief of residual

stress in tie rods 102

Reissert. Thomas D. :

critical gust loads 1291

fatigue life of wing structure 1408

Reiss. ,S. :

behavior of thin-walled panels

with cut-outs 129::

chemical reactions in flames 959

distribution of weight of wing

along span 1104

flow investigations with ultrami-

croscope 1291

motion of wing near ground 1190

problem of stress corrosion 1104

Reissnor. Eric :

sliear lag in box beams 92

shear lag in corrugated-sheets 92

thin airfoils 19:1

torsional divergence velocitv 104

Relays, electric, specification " 1305

Page
Release-devices, hydraulic, specifica-
tion 969

Reliable Incubator & Brooder Co 992

Reliable Wood Products Co 1420

Reliance Manufacturing Co 1204

Relief and Rehabilitation Administra-
tion, sec United Nations
Relief and Rehabilitation
Administration.
Kelief supplies, .see War ''Relief.
Relief work, see War relief.
Religious associations in 1). C., vote of

members, etc_ 745, 1038, 1070
Religious bodies, census publications,

price list 1264

Relocation Anihorily, see War Relo-

<ati(»n Authority.
Relocation centers, see Japanese relo-
cation centers.

Relocation I'lanning Division 1370

Remains, sec The dead.

I{('mbang Reede. chart 669

Keinington Rand, Inc 384

Remodeling of urban dwellings 531

Remount breeding service, technical

manual 1131

Remover, paint and varnish 422

Remsen. Iowa, railroad accident 517

Remund. George G., admr.. court case_ 1315
Renegotiation, .see Government con-
tracts.
Rennak, Robert M., cooling character-
istics of engine 1290-91

Renner, Clark E., protected air-scoop_ 1292

Renner, Walter A., court case 522, 625

Reno. Nev., instrument approach

charts ,_ 23, 156, 727

Rensselaer County, N. Y., bridge across

Hudson River 260,351

Rent :

allowances for offices, etc., reg-
ulations 216, 559, 1128

ceiling on your home ! OPA film 826

control —

answers to landlords' ques-
tions 827

answers to tenants' questions. 680

asset for landford 308

important message 1310

income and expenses under_ 827,
1117-18
rental housing operation un-
der 827, 1118

D. C. emergency act, extend 30.

617. 873, 887
deductions for dependents, regu-
lations 216. 691, 1213

don't pay more than ceiling rent- 826

information, collecting 1054

Rent Control Administrator for D. C.,

estimate 975

Fiental housing, sec Housing.
Rentschler Field, instrument approach

chart 726

Renville-Sibley Cooperative Power

Assoc 1287

Reorganization, sec Government of-
fices— also names of of-
fices, etc., affected.

Repair kits, specification 968

Repair shop, automobile, establishine

and operating 325. 465

Repairs :

guides and jirocedures 441,

693. 844. 1326
nonfarm residential, expenditures. 1027

technical manual 441.693.844.

1001. 1002. 1131, 1326
Rep.nrations from Germany, distribu-
tion 1207

Reparti(.'ao Central de Traducoes, see
Central Translating Of-
fice.
Repellents :

developed for use of armed forces. 1145
use of insect repellents 1017

January-December

1645

Page
Replacement, indivirtual, preparation

for oversea 1327

Reply to NAM lll'i

Reports :

control system, Army regulations- 841,

999
discontiniio certain reports re-

(liiirod l)v law 1044

filinj,' with V. C. C, rules 387,

1359, 136U
liealtli department, devices for

reducing 63

operations under Fed. reports

act 1061-fi2, 1357

personal reports. Army regula-
tions 999

to be made to Congress 739

see also names of departments,
etc., issuing reports —
also subject of report.

Reports and Analysis Division 525

Representatives, see House of Repre-
sentatives— also names
of Representatives.
Reptiles :

dealers C30

mounted fossil skeletons 312

notes on herpetology of Pearl

Islands 981

Republic Aircraft Manufacturing Co.,

Inc 1118, 1420

Republic Steel Corporation 1107

Reiiuirements and Supply Branch, In-
ternational Trade Of-
fice 238, 587, SG8

Requisitions :

disbursing funds and accountable

warrant 1364

oversea, processing 329

report of operations under act 678

Ships Bureau material 197

Rescue work :

air sea rescue bulletin 1125

Army Air Forces 325, 1002

mine rescue training plan 937

Research :

achievement sheet 147,

338, 575, 708, 1144, 1233

biological, thermocouples 1341

directors, directory 1384

Forest Products Laboratory pro-
gram 1146

unlocated research books, list 1189

see also special subject.
Research Administration, see Agricul-
tural Research Adminis-
tration.
Research and Development Branch,

Military Planning Div 221

Research and Inventions Oflice, Navy

Dept 532, 1107. 1299

Research and Standards Branch, Ships

Bur 299

Research and Statistics Bureau, Social

Security Admin 1362

Research and Statistics Bureau, Social

Security Bd 176

Research and Statistics Division,

Treasury Dept 129, 8:!9

Research and Statistics Section, Spe-
cial Services Office 1363

Research and Testing Division, Pro-
duction and Marketing

Admin 581

Research Council, see National Re-
search Council.
Research journals, sec Journal of agri-
^ cultural research — .Jour-

nal of research. National
Bureau of Standards.
Research papers. National Bureau of

Standards 158,

159, 239, 466, 4ti7. 587,
588, 868, 869, 1027-29,
1156, 1251, 1353, 1351
Research report. Fish and Wildlife

Service 391. 785, 932

743176—47 14

Page

Reser, R. D., court case 680, 979

Reserve banks, etc., see headings be-
ginning Federal reserve.
Reserve officers, see Officers' Reserve

Corps, Army.
Reserve Oflicers of the Naval Services,

incorporate 772

Reserve Officers Training Corps, new

ROTC 1215

see also Naval Reserve Officers'
Training Corps.
Residential repairs, see Repairs.
Resin glue, .sec Glue.
Uesinoids, see Resins.
Resins :

curing resin-wood combinations- 103

in guayule tissue, determining 1146

resinoids for wood impregnation- 580

specification 969

synthetic, facts for industry-- 154, 864
treatment, etc., of wood proper-
ties 580

see also Naval stores.
Resistance, multiple bridge for elimina-
tion of errors 530

Resistors :

double-walled manganin 467

external meter, specification 198

Resler, Dale, motor carrier decision 402

Resler, Dean, motor carrier decision.- 1180
Resolutions :

concurrent, in statutes at large- 240
history —

78th Cong.2d sess 28

79th Cong.lst sess 28

79th Cong.2d sess 733

see also Laws — also subject of
resolution.
Resorcinol-resin glue, see Glue.
Resources and Production Board,
see Combined Production
and Resources Board,
United States, Great
Britain, and Canada.
Resources Plnnning Board, see Na.
tional Resources Plan-
ning Board.
Restaurants :

Army regulations 439

classes for employees, manual 1166

help in famine emergency pro-
gram 578

Senate, estimate 485

small business problems 49

so you're a restaurant diner 979

Restraint of trade:

amend laws against unlawful
restraints —

Ilea rings 43

reports 165, 479

laws rel. to news gathering agen-
cies K154

Retail Stores Section, War Finance

Div 130-131

Retail trade :

business reports 153,' 716

census publications, price list 1264

financial developments 174

how long do establishments sur-
vive? 346

OPA trade bulletin 548

policies, selection and application- 1027

victory news for retailers ]:!0-131

sec also names of commodities and
' industries.

Retired oflicers, etc., see Coast Guard —
Government officials and
employees — Navy.
Retired pay, .see Pay, allowances, etc.
R(!tirement, see Army — Army emer-
gency officers' retired
list — Civil service pen-
sions—Coast Guard —
. Foreign service — Gov-

ernment officials and em-
ployees — Judges - — • Ma-
rine Corp s — Navy —
Teachers — Veterans.

1646

Index, 1946

Page

Retirement Division 716

KetirinK boards. Army regulations 999

Hotoolinj; America 827

Kctraininx and Kt'eniployment Admiu-

istration__ 527, 658, 806. 956.
1101, 1287, i;S84

bulletin 658, 806, 1101

index 1101

history, organization, and pro-
gram 65S

information memorandum 65S.

806, 13S5

mission and functions 1101

transfer, notes of general interest- 452

Retzer, John L., soil survey • 1344

Reuter, J. George :

cross-flow plate-type intercooler_ 1396

cross-tlow tubular intercoolers 1396

finned-tube exhaust heat ex-
changer 1407

intercooler cooling-air weight,
etc., for minimum power

loss 1396

Revercomb, Chapman (Senator from
W. Va.) :
report made by —

Military Affairs Com 921

Revere Copper & Brass, Inc 281

Review & Analysis Staff. Civilian Pro-
duction Admin 547, 824

Review Committee on Deferment of
Government Employees,

transfer 974

Review of the month. War Assets Ad-
min 1204

Revolution, American. National Society
of Daughters of, see Na-
tional Society of Daugh-
ters of American Revo-
lution.

Revolvers, field manual 1129, 1214

Rewards, see Awards.

Reybum Manufacturing Co 270

Reynolds, D. A. :

blending properties of coals 790

carbonizing properties of coal- 635, 936
yields, etc., of gases from carbon-
ization tests 1266

Reynolds, E. E.. evaluation of 2-high-

carbon alloys 1290

Reynolds, Fred, court case 522

Reynolds, John P., court case 522

Reynolds, R. Foster, court case 65?.

Reynolds. R. J., Tobacco Co 988

Reynolds, Ralph T., motor carrier de-
cision 1373

Reynolds Corporation 196

Reynolds Transportation Co 1373

Reynoldson, L. A., laying out fields for

tractor plowing 12

RFC, see Reconstruction Finance Cor-
poration.
Rhamnose. preparation from naringin- 147
Rheumatic fever :

facts 1099

health leaflet 176

Rlioads,, Arthur S., fungus flora of

Utah and Nevada 861

Rhode. Richard V. :

effects of rainfall on flight, etc__ 95
occurrence of atmospheric gusts,

etc 1399

Rhode Island :

agricultural conservation pro-
gram ■ 151, 1239

bridge across Sakonnet River 915.

1044, 1053

finances 1350

frozen food locker plants 272

mail routes, schedules 201,

424, 819, 971

post route map 113

torograi)hic maps 506

transportation map 66

war casualties 1302

World War II honor list 1332

Rhode Island Discount Co 1098

Page

Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co 1124

Rhodes, Harold H., relief 766, 885, 1034

Rhone, Donald, relief of estate 29

Rhubarb production 577

Ribbons (docoration of honor) :

Army regulations 216

Ribner. Herbert S. :

field of flow about jet, etc 1292

propeller and slipstream in rela-
tion to stability 1405

propellers in yaw, etc 1403

RIG, .sec Reciprocity Information Com-
mittee.

Rice, Carlton L.. court case 1310

Rice, Eugene, court case 210, 685

Rice, Fae H., exrx., court case 1124

Rice, Fred, J., jr., airfoil for helicopter

rotor blades 1387

Rice, George, court case of exrs 1124

Rice, Jos. N., court case 119

Rice, Jos. N., Co 119

Rice :

Japanese trade study 317

variations in yields 860

Rice Barton Corporation 1185

Rice fields :

mosquito control, DDT method 64

weed control in California 575

Richardson, Betty T., workers in land-
grant colleges, etc 1234

Richardson, H. Smith, court case 188

Richardson, Henry H., methyl bromide

as delousing agent 576

Richardson, Pearl W., adms., court

case 518. 1258

Richardson, W. P.. claim 491, 598. 871

Richardson, W. P.. & Co 491, 598, 871

Richardson, William E., court case 60,

183, 518

Richev, Frederick D., corn culture 1017

Richmond. Eli, relief 54, 162

Richmond. Va. :

court case 433

instrument approach chart 1024

Richmond National Battlefield Park_- 511

Richmond Screw Anchor Co.. Inc 192

Riehter, Amy M., relief 744, 766, 871

Riehter. Curt P. :

rabbit bos trap for catching rats_ 270

rodenticides 1078

Riehter, J. H.. Europe and United

States agriculture 229

Riiketts, J. E., relief 743, 910. 1033

Rickettsiae :

antigens from infected yolk sacs-_ 1078
antigens from typhus rickettsiae- 1166
Ruldell. Grace E., nickel plating on

steel 1251

Riddle. Frank H.. court case 160

Ridgt'way. Pershing W., relief- 360, 614, 735

liidgewood Provisions, Inc 320

Riebe, John M. :

aerodvnamic balances of 2 nose

shapes, etc 1388, 1395

airfoil with double-slotted flap-- 1388
Riedel, L. M., microflocculation test- 1262
Riehl, Herbert, recurvature of tropical

storms 108, 814

Riemenschneider, Edmund W., court

case 160, 1186

Rifle clubs, property issued to, Army

regulations 1322

Rifle practice, see Target practice.

Rifles, field manual 1323

Riga, Gulf of, aeronautical chart 443

Riggs, Charles C, court case 60,

625, 650, 949

Riggs, J. A., Tractor Co 992

Riggs, John A., sr., court case 992

Riggs, John A., jr.. court case 992

Righter Trucking Co., Inc 1373

Rights and duties of man, declaration- 543

same (in Portuguese) 1200

same (in Spanish) 673

Rigler, Neil E., root rot in cotton and

maize plants 576

January-Dkcember

1647

Page
Riley, Mary V. W. (Mrs. Stuart B.),

relief 29

Riley, Opal, relief 744,911,1034

Riley, Robert R., relief 744, "Jll, 1034

Riley tungsten mine, exploration 1367

Rimouski Roads, chart 1108

Ringing eijuipments, technical man-
ual 1002

Rings, E. Eleanor, publications by

mem of 79th Congress-- 1189
Ringworm, health education series-- 780
Rio, see name of river.
Rio Arriba County, N. Mex., geology of

plateaus 1260

Rio Grande :

analysis of streams in basin 69

bridge, replacement 547

bridges, construct— 748, 891, 914, 1044

How, 1944 1122

utilization of waters 987

Rio Grande City, Tex., bridge 748,

914, 1044
Rio Grande project :

power system, increase funds 547

specifications 180,

399, 515, 942, 1088, 1369
Rio Grande Valley International Air-
port :

instrument approach charts 726, 1023

obstruction plan 726, 1155

Rio Grande Western R. R., court case- 1425
Riordan, Frank S., jr., magnesia from

olivine 1366

Ripley, N. Y., railroad accident 1275

Riss & Co., Inc 279, 1179

Rissman, Samuel J., court case 992

Ritchey, G. E., crotalaria, culture and

utilization 1344

Ritchie, Virgil S., pressure distribu-
tion for turrets on wing- 1293
Rittenhouse, Roy, motor carrier de-
cision 644

Ritter, Alan L., Negro housing project

residents, earnings 410

Ritter, Ann S., city-family composition

in relation to income 526

Ritter, Maurice C, relief—— 476, 614, 735
Ritter, William K. :

flow capacity of radial-discharge

impeller 809

mixture distribution of aircraft

engine 809

Ritter Food Stores 957, 1102

Rittgers, Genevieve, court case 407

Rivers, L. Mendel (Representative
from S. C.) :

bill introduced by 896

reports made by —

Naval Affairs Com 894, 896

Rivers :

appropriations, proposed provi-
sion 304

daily stages 468

examinations, etc., compilation of

reports 899

pollution hazards of wood pulp

mills 632

proceeding with projects 241, 255

public works for flood control —

hearings 745, 1069

law 1044

reports 745, 760, 877, 914

rivers and harbors bill —

hearings 758, 1069

law 1044

reports .- 607, 760, 767, 877

see also names of rivers.

Rivers and Harbors Board 564,

697, 850, 1006, 1221
Rivers and Harbors Committee, House :

hearings 254,

369, 483, 607, 757-758

reports 483, 607, 899

Riverside Cement Co 390

Riverton project, specifications 77, 641

Rivets :

A17S-T, etc., artificial aging 194

Page
Rivets — Continued

aluminum alloy —

ellect of aging 99,293

fatigue tests 99

shear strength 99

driven, shear strengths 99

effect on fatigue strength of

joints 1293

specifications 200, 421

static strengths of riveted joints- 661

steel, stock-production sizes 869

tensile tests 99, 1404

tightness, comparison 1403

Riviello, Frances, court case 649

RKO Radio Pictures, Inc 282, 434

Roaches, DDT for control 1145

Road-building machinery parts, gen-
eral schedule of supplies- 995

Road scrapers, rates on 404

Roads :

airphoto identification of soils — 1150

claims for damage, estimates 66,

390, 503, 629. 931, 1079
Colombia Basin highway develop-
ment 76

construction, forest roads, esti-
mate 545

construction, sui)plemental speci-
fication 503

express highways in U. S 931

highway development, Federal

legislation 629

highway development, new pat-
tern 1364

highways, current literature 66, 782

highways, transition curves 1264

inspections, etc., technical man-
ual 1434

public roads, journal of highway

research 66, 783

publications, price list 1170

rural, wartime changes 66

secondary, development program- 1363

State highway funds 583, 1020

Stale obligations tor highways-- 629
Roads Administration, see Public

Roads Administration.
Roads Committee, House :

hearings 47, 758

reports 369, 758

Roadway property, depreciation

studies 517

Roanoke, Va., instrument approach

chart 727

Koark, R. C. :

digest of literature on DDT 709

list of publications on DDT 11

review of patents rel. to pest con-
trol 11, 709

Koark, Raymond J., stresses and de-
flections in thin shells,

etc 102

Robbins, Bertha L., relief — 885, 1034, 1067

Uobbins, Charles, relief 885, 1034, 1067

Robbins, Mrs. Deroy A., relief 885,

1034, 1067

Robbins, Morris, court case 625

Robbins Tire & Rubber Co., Inc 1410

Kobeck, Raymond C, geology, etc., of
Guadalupe County, N.

Mex 633

Kobedee, James M., relief 45

Kol)erg, Richard, court case 957

Robert Mueller Airport, instrunient^p-

proach chart-- 345,726, 1246
Roberts, Frank II. II., jr.. New World

Paleo-lndian 311

Roberts, Harold S., United Rubber
Workers of Am erica

1935-45 806

Roberts, Roy E., fish press water, etc.,

in chick rations 785

Roberts, Roy L., postwar rural trends. 230

Roberts, V. P., & Co 1164

Roberts Field, instrument approach

chart 727

1648

Index, 1946

Page

Robertson, Edward V. (Senator from
Wyo.) :
individual views —

Wool, .Si)eeial Counuittee to
Invustigali; i'roductioii,
Trausporiatiou, and Mar-
keting of 770

reports made by —

Commerce Com 4"J4

Naval Affairs Com 4ys

Public Lands and Surveys

Com 775

Robertson, Estelle, relief 744, 766, 871

Robertson, l\ ()., court case !»8!>

Robertson, Julian, court case 1124

Robertson, William E., relief 744,

700, 871
Robinson, Clark S. :

American table of distances,

status 329

missile hazard from explosions ;521)

Robinson, Daniel C, Inc 1284

Robinson, G. D., molybdenite investiga-
tions in Alaska 1171

Robinson, Harold L., skin wrinkles on

airfoils 1189

Robinson, J. V., selecting foam inhibi-
tors 809

Robinson, J. W. (Representative from
Utah) :
reports made by —

Insular Affairs Com 747

Roads Com 369, 602, 758

Robinson, James L., paying for a farm_ 578
Robinson, Roland I. :

member bank profits in 1945 627

public finance and full employ-
ment 387

Robinson, -Russell G. :

drag of windshields 293

high-speed tests of engine cowl-
ings 290

Robinson, Thomas M., jr., exr., court

case 648

Robinson, Weston S., exr., court case 648

Roby, Robert N., exploration of INIoffet-

Johnston property 1365

Roccus saxatilis, sec Bass.

Rochester, Ind., railroad accident 642

Rochester, Mich., topographic quad-
rangle map 274

Rochester, Minn., instrument approach

chart 727

Rochester, N. Y. :

finances 863

instrument approach chart 727

rental housing 1118

Rochester Button Co 1318

Rock Island Motor Transit Co 1092

Rock Springs, Tenn., aircraft accident- 154
Rock Springs, Wyo., instrument ap-
proach charts 2^, 1024

Rockets :

power plants, unclassified books,

etc 1156

U. S. rocket ordnance 550

Rockey, J. W.. sewage and garbage

disposal on farm 1018

Rockfish. small, selling in D. C 30

Rockford, 111., instrument approach

chart 727

Rockie, W. A., physical land conditions

in Matanuska Valley 114S

Rocks :

Lower Cretaceous and Jurassic in

■Wyoming 70

Lower Ordovician and Upper Cam-
brian in Oklahoma 933

Mesozoic and Paleozoic in Mon-
tana 392-393

Salina and Bass Island, in Michi-
gan basin 70

ultrabaslc rock bodies in Alaska__ 1171

Rockwell. Edward A., court case 870

Rockwell. Herbert C. relief 259

350, 360

Page
Rockwell, Robert F. (Representative
from Colo.) :
report made by — '-

Public Lands Com 757

RiK'kwood, Edith :

building future for our children,

etc 804

children and 1946 session of Con-
gress 1302

Rocky Mountain spotted fever :

health leaflet 176

tick carrier, combating 339

Rodent-ectoparasite distribution 502

Rodenticides, comparative assays on

rats 1078

.see also Poisons.

Rodents, control, technical manual 135

see aluo names of rodents.
Rodert, Lewis A. :

exhaust-heat de-icing 96

ice formations on propellers 96

Rodgers, Ted V., motor carrier deci-
sion 1092

Rodgers !Motor Lines, Inc 1092

Rodman, Thomas E., court case 1157

Rods :

earth, blast-driven, specification-- 1197

welding, specification 422, 542, 1330

Roe, Dudley G. (Representative from
Md.) :
report made by — -

Post Office and Post Roads

Com 482

Roe, James A. (Representative from
N. Y.) :

bill introduced by 605

Rogallo, Francis M. :

airfoil with venetian-blind flaps — 289

internal-flow systems 95

spoiler, deflector, etc., on wings 104

Rogers, Byron G., court case 952

Rogers, Carl P.. jr. :

Las Vegas Basin, etc 1172

Mesozoic and Paleozoic rocks 392-

393
correction of entry for p.

392 1012

Rogers, Edith N. (Representative from
Mass.) :

bill, etc., introduced by 867, 605

Rogers, Harry A., accident investiga-
tion 155

Rogers, Herbert W., relief—- 360, 911, 1113

Rogers, J. G., decision of I. C. C 279

Rogers. J. M., claim 35. 487, 870

Rogers, James F., physical condition of

pupils 63

Rogers, James G., jr., radio talks 117,

306, 825

Rogers, .Tohn R., sr., relief 615.

885, 1034

Rogers, O. C, soil survey 1344

Rogers, Sedgwick, Douglas-fir hydrol-

yzate, fermentation 1146

Rogers, Will. 50-cent pieces to com-
memorate life 1158

Rogers, Mrs. Willie L.. claim 35, 487, 870

Rogers City limestone, lithology and

thickness 70

Roggen. S.. Sc Co., Inc 979, 1118

Rogue River Indians, court case 500

Rohlpder, Charles F.. court case 653, 951

Rohnier, Rose E.. court case 84, 951

Rohnier, Sax, court case 84, 951

Rohrer, Eugene, relief 475

Rohwer Relocation Center, community

analysis 515

Roisum, Wilbur, court case 647

Rokov, William F., court case 1185

Roland Electrical Co 314

Roller bearings, nee Bearings (ma-
chinery).

RoUin, Vern G., cooling of cylinders 1390.

1391, 1393
Rolling stock, nee Railroads.
Rom, Harry, court case 687

January-December

1649

Page

Roman, William H., relief 598, 766, 871

Roman Nose Mountain (luadrangle,

Oreg 508

Romania, see Rumania.

Romeo quadrangle, Mich 72

Romney, V. E., DDT experiments 14S

Rompel, Henry, jr., admr., court case_ 210
Romulus, Mich., instrument approach

chart 726

Ronon, Gerald, exr., court case 82

Roofing :

apprenticeship standards 954

asphalt and tar, facts for indus-
try 153, 864

asphalt, simplified practice 239

granules in 1945 1271

Roop, Frederick C. :

effect of aging on aluminum-alloy

rivets 99, 293

fatigue tests of wing-beam speci-
mens 101

flush-riveted joints 97

Roosevelt, Anna Eleanor, pension 42

Roosevelt, Theodore :

monument in memory —

hearings 369

reports 369, 1076

Roosevelt Home National Historic
Site, see Home of Frank-
lin D. Roosevelt National
Historic Site.
Roosevelt Lake", recreational develop-
ment 180

Roosevelt Library, see Franklin D.

Roosevelt Library.
Roosevelt National Historic Site, see
Home of Franklin D.
Roosevelt National His-
toric Site.

Root Refining Co 989

Root rot :

cotton and maize plants 576

grains and grasses 1017

tobacco 146

Rope :

nylon and sisal, strength 239

specification 1332

see also Wire rope.

Rope thimbles, specifications 301, 1199

Roper, Burt W. :

small business. Government finan-
cial aids 157

small business, proposals in Con-
gress 346

Roper's Shed 88

Rosahn Paul D., fibrosis, etc., of
parenchymatous organs

in syphilis 1167

Rosalind Bank, chart 536

Rosasco, A. T., court case 946

Rose, Alfred L., court case 267,

684, 804, 951
Rose, Dean H. :

citrus fruit respiration after

harvest 148

handling and shipping early pota-
toes 231

Rose, H. .T., court case 188

Rose, Matthew, economic concentration

and World War II__ 762, 904

Rose Island Co 60

Rosebraugh, W. W., Co 106

Rosecrans Field, instrument approach

chart 727, 1247

Rosegarten, E. B., relief 881, 1031, 1064

Rosenberg, A. A., microflocculation

test 1262

Rosenberg, Esther, transferee, court

case 992

Rosenberg, Hans R., patent appeal 863

Rosenberg, Joseph D., court case of

transferee 992

Rosenberg, Murray M., Inc 978, 1117

Rosenberg, William, relief granting

honorable discharge 2.'iO.

382, 591

Page
Rosenfeld, Samuel J., loads carried by

individual bolts 810

Rosenthal, .Ben H., & Co., Inc 549, 827

Roseuwasser, Ida, court case of trus-
tee 125

Rosenwasser, Paul M., trustee, court

case 125

Rosin, see Resins.

Ross, Clarence S., minerals of mont-

morillonite group 506

Ross, Donald W., sponge iron produc-
tion in shale-brick plant- 74

Ross, Mayte C, court case 1284

Ross, William H., ammonium nitrate

for use as fertilizer 1017

Ross Gear & Tool Co 1298, 1410

Rosselli, John, court case 1380

Rosser. Arlethia. relief 29

Rossini, Frederick D. :

density balance for hydrocarbons, 466
heats of formation and combus-
tion 466,

869, 1028, 1251, 1353

laboratory distilling columns 1251

purification, etc., of hydrocarbons- 588,

1354

purity of hydrocarbons 239

vapor pressures, etc., of hydro-
carbons .' 159

Rossman, Carl A., determining column

curve 92

Rossman, D. L., magnetic maps of
Worcester, etc., Coun-
ties, Md 632

Rosters, see National Roster of Scien-
tific and Specialized
Personnel — Registers.
Roswell, N. Mex., aeronautical chart- 584
Rot, see name of rot, or plant affected.
ROTC, see Reserve Officers Training

Corps.
Rothenberg, Leon, city capital out-
lay, 1937-43 717

Rothenberger, Mr. and Mrs. Glen,

relief 476, 614, 735

Rothrock, Addison M. :

combustion, knock, etc., in engine- 94
effect of carburetor mixture con-
trol, etc., on knock 1397

engine performance of 8 fuels of

100-octane number 1398

increase in engine take-off power- 1394

intake-air cooling 1398

internal cooling in engine cylin-
der 1391

knocking characteristics of fuels- 96

Rothrock, Willoughby J., court case 1427

Rothwell, Doris P., price control 192

Rotorcraft, airworthiness 1151

see also Autogiros — Helicopters.
Rottein Ko, see Lottin, Port.

Rouge River, chart 137

Roumanian American Winery, Inc 84

Round tables, see Discussion groups.
Roundworms, sodium fluoride for re-
moving 230

Rouse, C. C, court case 834

Rouse, Charles H., Alaska tundra 391

Rouse, Charlie B., relief 29

Rouse, Louette, relief .„ 29

Routing, restrictions, motor carrier de-
cisions 279

Rovner, Fred H., accident investiga-
tion 19

Rowe, Herman D., accident investiga-
tion 155

Rowe, John H., Inca culture 982

Rowe, Robert R., jr., relief 54, 246, 350

Rownd, Clyde W.. relief 360, 491, 591

Rownd, Delia, relief 360, 491, 591

Roy, J. Albert :

compressive strength of aircraft

materials 1389

effective column length 1390

lengths of columns for instability

tests 1390

1650

Index, 1946

Page

Koynl John claim, pxploration 1367

Royal Manufacturing Co 1420

Koyal Packing' Co 1204

Royalties from protliiction of articles,

unlawful exaction 749

Royalton. Pa., railroad accident 1089

Royce, \V. F., fishins vessels of New

En;:land, etc 505

Royce Memorial Chapel, transfer to

Keuka College : 895

Royer, Eleanor T., union agreements in

tobacco industry 411

Royse City, Tex., railroad accident-. 401

Rozen, Arthur, court case 1117

RRB, nee Railroad Retirement Board.
Rua Cove, Alaska, copper bullion

claims 1170

Rubber :

agreement with —

France 1314

Great Britain 1314

Haiti 208

Netherlands 1314

cooperative inter-American devel-
opment 1235

dependable supply 1061

Hevea cultivation on small plan-
tations . -577

same (in Spanish) .^ — 710

in guavule tissue, etc., determin-
ing 1146

.Japanese trade study 317

latex-tube areas of Russian dande-
lion 1143

leaded (roentgen opaque), speci-
fication .• 1320

melting effect of pressure 239

natural, estimate to continue re-
search 545

report of director of rubber pro-
grams 120

reports of Inter-Agency Policy

Com 447, 1221

scrap, rates on 945

synthetic —

plant disposal, hearing 1074

plant disposal, report 921

specifications 672, 969, 1198

surplus plants and facilities. 222,
980, 1118

tire cord adhesive property 10

unvulcanized, crystallization 1029

see also names of articles manu-
factured from rubber.
Rubber cement, see Cement.

Rubber Development Corporation 90

Rubber lining for battery compart-
ments 300

Rubble masonry, see Masonry.

Rubel, Charles F., court case 349

Ruben, Samuel, court case 160

Ruhert, Kennedy F.. correlation of

cooling data on engine.- 1393

Rubin, Abe. court case 548,827

Ruble, Dorothy C, marihuana and

pyrahexyl compound 1261

Ruchhoft, C. C. :

rating dishwashing detergents.- 116(1

sequestration of calcium, etc 1078

Rudders, deflection requirements for

trim 1294

Rude, C. S. :

control of ear tick 860

control of Gulf Coast tick 576

Rudolph, Foster, Lincoln County,

Tenn.. soil survey 330

Rudolph, Fritz, G.. court case 519, 1377

Ruffner. Ben.iamin F. :

stress analysis of columns, etc.. 530
stress of monocoque fuselage bulk-
heads 102

Rug cushions, specification 214

Ruggles. Ferris A., relief 376, 598, 822

Ruhl. Otto, tri state zinc-lead ore re-
serves 1272

Ruhlnnd. George C. venereal disease

control, future needs, 389

Page
Rule, Dorothy B., see Millard, Dorothy
B.

Rule. O. Rey, court case of exrx 60

Rule 34, see Freight rates.
Rules, see names of courts, commis-
sions, etc., issuing
rules — also subject.
Rules (instruments) :

oil-sounding, specification 200

Rules Committee, House :

hearings 255

reports 47-48, 255-256, 369-

371, 483-484, 607-608,
758-760, 899-901, 1059
Rules Committee, Senate :

report 624

Rumania, armistice agreement 684

Rumanian language :

guide to spoken language 844

phrase book 1131

Rumreich, A. S., rodent-ectoparasite

distribution 502

Rumrich. Guenther G., court case 951

Rumrill. Oran E. R. :
relief —

hearings 896, 1075

law 871

letter from Navy Dept 606

reports 756, 774

Rumsey quadrangle, Calif 71

Runke, S. M., concentration of bauxite

for milling 1268

Runs Above, Louis, patent in fee 771

Rural areas, see Rural life.
Rural electrification, see Electricity.
Rural Electrification Administration. 16,
152, 341, 461, 715, 1148
extend credit to municipalities-- 903

posters 341, 1148

report, 1945 152

use of funds 248

Rural electrification news 16, 715

Rural income, see Rural life.
Rural life :

aid to physically handicapped 1356

communitv forests for rural

people 1236

health program 628, 1079

malaria control in rural areas 388

outlook charts, rural family living- 1344

postwar trends 230

radio, attitudes of rural people. 61, 230

rural sociology in extension 861

wartime incomes, uses 229

Rural rehabilitation projects, admin-
istration and liquida-
dation-- 34. 49, 370. 876. 1039

Rural Retreat. Va.. aircraft accident 343

Rural sociology, see Rural life.
Rural teachers, see Teachers.

Rushing. Virginia, court case 1118

Rushville, Nebr.. aircraft accident 1351

Russell, C^lifton B., court case 125

Russell. Edgar F., relief 1067

Russell, George W., court case 188, 500

Russell, H. W., fatigue performance of

propeller materials 101

Russell, John C. dispersal of Anoph-
eles quadrimaculatus 388

Russell. John C. :

lead, Japanese trade study 316

zinc. Japanese trade study 318

Russell, Kenneth F.. court case 468

Russell, Lillian V.. relief 1067

Russell, Richard B. (Senator from
Ga.) :
paper presented bv —

nationality act of 1940 902

reports made by — •

Agriculture and Forestry

Com 1061

Appropriations Com 610

Immigration Com '56,

378.918. 1071
Russell-Majors-Waddell National Mon-
ument 924

Russell plan for intelligence research

in State Dept 1207

January-December

1651

Page

Russellville, Ala., tailing ponds in

brown-ore district 1271

Russia, see Union of Soviet Socialist

Republics.
Russian dandelion, latex-tube areas

of roots, etc 1143

Russian language :

guide to spoken language 844

phrase book 1131

Russian program of Library of Con-
gress 1287

Russo, Jean C., relief 470

Rust, Philip G., court case 287, 315, 554

Rust-preventive compound, specifica-
tion 1198

Rusts, see names of rusts, or plants
affected.

Rutherford Food Corporation 103, 1380

Rutin :

chemistry and therapeutic use 860

production from buckwheat leaf

meal 1343

Rutland R. R., accident 517

Rutledge, F. A., Red mountain chro-

mite deposits 790

Ruzicka, Charles, court case- 523, 653, 1284
Ruzicka, Joseph, court ease__ 523, 653, 1284

Rygg, G. L., date fruit 458

Rylander-Ketzbeck Corporation 308

Rynearson, G. A., chromite deposits of

North Elder Creek area_ 1171

S. E. C, see Securities and Exchange
Commission.

S. R. A. luc .i 1 554

S. S. B., sec Social Security Board
S. S. S., sec Selective Service System.

Saba Island, chart 1412

Sabath, Adolph J. (Representative
from 111.) :
reports made by —

Rules Com__ 47-48, 255-256, 369-
371, 483-484, 607-008,
758-760, 899-900, 1059

Sabin, Bertha F., court case 653

Sabin, M. R., court case 653

Sabine-Neches Waterway :

improvement 607

widening and deepening 1006

Sabine River :

engineer report 1133

improvement 607

Sabrosky, Curtis W., dispersal of Ano-
pheles quadrimaculatus- 388
Sac and Fox Tribe of Missouri, con-
stitution and by-laws,

amendments 789

Sachwitz, Marvin P., relief- 598, 1034, 1067
Sacks, paper, packaging, etc., for over-
seas 1303

Saco Bay, chart 157

Sacramento, Calif. ;

aeronautical charts 22, 724

instrument approach chart 586

Sacramento River :
improvement —

engineer report 767

hearing 758

Saddle Butte quadrangle, Wash 1082

Sadler, George -E., Jamaicans in indus-
trial establishments 192

Safaga Island, chart 538

Safes, burglar-resisting, specification- 422
Safety apparel, see Clothing.
Safety at sea, see Safety of life.
Safety Bureau :

carriers' monthly hours of service

reports 79, 1371

report, 1945 182

Safety cans, see Cans.
Safety Council, .see Federal Interde-
partmental Safety Coun-
cil.

Page
Safety equipment and appliances, see
Safety of life — also name
of special equipment or
appliance.
Safi'ty of life :

at sea, methods for promoting 364

code for coal and lignite mines 1084

cooperation with States —

hearings 261

reports 495

equipment, general schedule of

supplies 689

Federal safety news 1360

fire safety for elementary schools. 1166

general manual 441

industrial safety charts 87

lines for oxygen breathing appara-
tus 968

mine hoisting, safe practices 510

mine no. 7, Island Creek Coal Co 1271

mineral and allied industries 1175

motor vehicle carriers 279

posters 87, 191,

288,294, 657, 1100, 13S3

practices for metal mines, etc 1367

publications 25

safety-appliance laws, I. C. C. or-
ders, etc 1275

safety-appliance standards, I. C. C.

orders 1178

safety bulletin —

Civil Aeronautics Board- 866, 1352
lOmployees' Compensation

Commission 60, 776

safety in air investigation 914

safety requirements 696

safety review 107, 812

see also Accidents.

Safety pins, specification 690

Safeway Stores, Inc 205, 429, 951, 1204

Safford, Ariz., public lands for water

system 265, 352

Sage Creek Dome, geologic, etc., map 934

Sager, Elizabeth E., ultraviolet spectra

dissociation constants-- 467
Saggers, clay and steel, iron ore reduc-
tion 74

Saginaw Dock & Terminal Co 645

Sailer, R. I., effect of DDT on aquatic

insects 1145

Sailing directions, see names of locali-
ties.
Sailors :

benefits to merchant seamen —

hearings 166, 249

Veterans Admin., etc., reports 753

buried at sea, headstones 896

credit for education, etc., in Army
Transportation Corps ci-
vilian marine school 753,

915, 1044
deferment from draft of merchant

seamen 752

manual for able seamen 1319

maritime dispute, investigation of

causes 1054

readjustment in civilian life 893

reemployment rights of merchant
seamen —

comniiltee report 365, 1069

hearings 166

law a044

Maritime Comn. report 753

war-risk insurance, extend cover-
age 754

SIC also Navy — Notice to mari-
ners— Veterans.
St. Croix, Virgin Islands, Tertiary

Foraniiiiifera 1265

St. Elizabeths Hospital 176

care of persons in Virginia and
Maryland Fed. reserva-
tions—

hearings 364

report 248

report, 1945 176

1G52

Index, 194G

Page

St. George Harbor, chart 1195

St. George Kecf, chart 157

St. G(H)r>;i's Channel, charts 29C

St. James, Alinn., railroad accident 1089

St. Joe I'aper Co 522

St. John, J. L., toxicity to swine of lead

arsenate, etc 1341

St. John Ilarlior. chart 419

St. John's College, acquisition 893, 1075

St. Johns Island, chart 1195

St. Johns Kiver :

aeronautical chart 584, 1244

engineer reports 915, 1358

St. Johns Kiver Line Co 1180

St. Jolmsbury & Lake Champlain R. R. :

emergency board 1417

reorganization 1090

St. Joseph. Mo., instrument approach

chart 727, 1247

St. Lawrence, Gulf of :

chart 537

sailing directions, supplement 6G7

St. Lawrence River :

aeronautical chart 724, 1244

Great Lakes-St. Lawrence basin
agreement —

hearings 619

report 770

port and terminal facilities, 1943_ 850

sailing charts 1301, i413

sailing directions, supplement — 667

surface water supply of basin 392

traverses 1196

St. Louis, Mo. :

bridge 1041, 1053, 1069

finances 341

instrument approach charts 23,

727, 1024

St. Louis Bank for Cooperatives 711

St. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico Ry.,

court casfe 684

St. Louis County, Minn., bridge across

St. Louis River_ 891, 915, 1044

St. Louis River, bridge 891, 915, 1044

St. Louis, San Francisco & Texas Ry.,

emergency board 202, 385

St. Louis-Sian Francisco Ry. :

abandonment 1372

accident 642

control 1373

court case 554

emergency board 202, 385

rates on, livestock 403

roadmasters 280, 1374

St. Louis Southwestern Ry., accidents- 278,

401

St. Luke's Hospital, relief 54, 115

St. Marys River, pilot rules 995

St. Paul, Minn. :

aeronautical chart 344, 1153

aircraft accident 1351

aircraft parts workers in war-
time 657

experiment in child welfare 13G2

finances 803

instrument approach charts 727, 1024

milk handling, order 233

wartime labor in proi)eller plant- 527

St. Paul (luadrangle. Ark 1267

St. Simon Island, instrument approach

chart 1240

St. Thomas Harbor, chart 1249

Sakhalin Island, chart 538

Sakonnet River, bridge 915,1044,1053

Salad dressing, mayonnaise, etc 238

Salamaua Harbor, chart 1195

Salant, Nathan B.. cotton surplus dis-
posal programs 15

Salaries :

in higher education institutions — 501
removing stabilization act con-
trol 1418

stabilization. Exec, order revoked- 822
see also Government officials and
employees — also names
of certain departments,
, bureaus, etc.

Page
Salary tables, see Government officials
and employees.

Saldafia Agosto, Arcadio, relief 598,

911,1034

Salem quadrangle, N. Y.-Vt 788

Salerno, American operations 446

Sales :

Army regulations 132, 559,

091, 840, 841, 998-999,
1128, 1213, 1322, 1431

by manufacturers, excise taxes 689

Government i)roperty, resales 548

retail, business reports 153

to Filipinos 652

wholesale, business rei)orts 153, 716

sec also names of articles sold.

Sales checks, rates on 280

Sales linance companies 62, 778

Salesman, job 440

Salesperson, job 440

Salina, Kans. :

aeronautical chart 724

instrument approach chart, etc 23

Salina rocks in Michigan basin : 70

Salinas quadrangle, P. R 509

Saline, Mich., aircraft accident 236

Salines, preprint from minerals year-
book 1083

Salinity Laboratory, see Regional

Salinity Laboratory.
Salish Indians, see Flathead Indians.

Salmo salar, fishery leaflet 631

Salmon :

Atlantic, fishery leaflet 631

canned 1170

fisheries, agreement with Canada. 552
Salnionetta berta, food poisoning

caused by - 63

Salonika Bay, chart 298

Salonika Harbor, chart 298

Salt :

in irrigation agriculture 1233

Japanese trade study 317

packages, simplified practice 1354

preprint from minerals yearbook- 1084

production in 1945 1270

rates on 404, 945

Salt Flat, Tex., instrument approach

chart 727

Salt Lake City, Utah:

flight charts 1244

instrument approach chart-- 156, 1247

rental housing 1118

soil survey 458

Salt tablets, general schedule of sup-
plies 213

Salt-water soap, see Soap.
Saltonstall, Leverett (Senator from
Mass.) :
report made by —

District of Columbia Com 617

Salts :

aluminum, in 1945 1175

ocean mine roadway dust allayed- 73
potassium, Japanese trade study- 317
sulfate, effect on growth, etc., of

peach 1235

zinc 1174

zinc, in 1945 ; 1270

Salvador, Porto do, chart 1196

Salvage :

Army regulations 1432

in zone of interior j 442

Salyards, Ralph P., motor carrier de-
cision 1179

Salzer, Herbert E. :

coefficient for double quadrature-- 467
•direct and inverse interpolation- 466

inverse interpolation 25

Sambava Anchorage, chart 537

Samet Ko, chart 538

Samoa, chart 1196

sec also American Samoa.

Sampsell, Paul W., court case 434

Samuels, Jacob S., court case 520,

685, 1279
San Agustfn, Colombia, archeology 9^83

Januaey-December

1653

Page

Sanananda-Buna operation 447

San Angelo, Tex., instrument approach

charts 23, 1025

San Antonio, Tex. :

aeronautical chart 725, 1244

aircraft accident j^ 86G

finances 717

instrument, approach chart 727

San Bernardino County, Calif., land

grant 898

San Bernardino County Airport, in-
strument approach chart- 1246

Sanborn quadrangle, Fla 71

San Carlos Bay, chart 1249

San Carlos project, maintenance, esti-
mate 975

Sanchez, Pedro, court case 992

Sanchez Figueroa, Francisca, relief of

estate 598, 766, 871

San Clemente Island, chart 867

San Clemente Island naval defensive

sea area 1308

Sand:

Berea, and Murrysville, map 633

Berea, map 70

deposits of —

Colorado 933

Montana 933

North Dakota 933

South Dakota 933

Wyoming 934

in 1945 1271

McLeod glass-sand pits 793

Miami-West Palm Beach silica

sand 793

molding, fineness test 1029

preprint from minerals vearbook_ 1271

rates on 945. 1181, 1374

Sandahl, Carl A., effects of pusher
propeller on lift, etc., of

flapped -wing 1293

Sandakan Harbor, chart 538

Sanders, Barkev S., disability among

employed persons 176

Sanders, E. H., & Co 403

Sanders, J. C. :

correlation of exhaust-valve tem- -
peratures with engine

operation 1394

effect of continuous knock on cyl-
inder 1391

knocking tendency of cylinder 1391

temperatures of sodium-cooled ex-
haust valve 1394

Sanders, Katie, relief 54, 162

Sanders, Newell D. :

alkylate-replacement values of

fuel components 1398

charge temperature of internal-
combustion engines 1393

effpct of exhaust gas on engine per-
formance 1393

effects of cylinder head, etc., tem-
peratures upon knock

limits of fuels 1398

estimating knock rating of fuel

blends 1398

jet-propulsion engines 1103

knock-limited blending charac-
teristics of aviation

fuels 1397

Sanders, S. D., organizing farmers'

cooperative 13

Sandholzer, Marjorie W., flameproof-

ing of textiles 135.".

San Diego, Calif. :

aeronautical charts 585, 1244

aircraft accident 720

airport obstruction plan 726

instrument approach charts 727.

1025, 1247
reimburse Navy personnel —

hearing 171

law 592

report 38

rental housing, income and ex-
penses 827

Page

San Diego, Tex., relief 360, 615, 737

San Diego defensive sea area 675

San Diego maritime control area 675

Sandifur, C. Paul, motor carrier de-
cision 1091

Sandifur, Charles H., motor carrier

decision 1091

Sandlin, Charles W., jr.. critical stress

of curved sheet 1295

Sandoval County, N. Mex., geology of

plateaus 1266

Sandroff, Alvin E., court case 189, 1098

Sands, Harry, epileptic child can lead

normal life 1382

Sandstone, Berea, Corry, and Cusse-

wago 933

Sandusky, Jacob E., court case 990

Sandven, Lois B., sponge production

and international trade- 505
Sandwich constructions, impact resist-
ance by falling-ball

tests 579

Sanford, H. L., list of intercepted plant

pests 1343

San Francisco, Calif. :

aernautical chart 585, 1244

airport obstruction plan 1246

court case 183

finances 582

instrument approach chart 727

relief 360, 1044, 1067

venereal disease educational, etc.,

program 503

San Francisco & Napa Valley R. R. v.

Southern Pacific Co— 111, 970
San Francisco Bay :

aeronautical chart 585

bridge to Bay Farm Islan'O —

hearing 482

letter from Navy Dept 482

letter from War Dept 606

reports 45, 367

system of dams, investigation —

hearing 482

letter from Navy Dept 482

letter from War Dept 606

report 367

San Francisco Bay area, durable goods
manufacture, labor

force 410

San Francisco County, Calif. :

court case 183

relief 360, 1044, 1067

San Francisco defensive sea area 675

San Francisco maritime control area_ 675
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge,

toll charges 363, 616, 874

San Gabriel Basin, geologic map 1266

San Geronimo Development Co 84, 951

Sangkapoera Reede, chart 669

Sangre de Cristo Mountains :

aeronautical chart 725

geologic map of foothills 1172

Sanitation :

aerial navigation, convention 122

agreement with —

Chile 985

Ecuador 313

Haiti 20S

Nicaragua 987

Army regulations, sanitary re-
ports 1322

data on —

Egypt 693

Eire 693

Manchuria 693

frozen foods 1144

maritime navigation, agreement-- 209

luilitary. field manual 325

publications, price list 932

shelllisli industry, control 1361

San .TosC", Guatemala, chart 1108

S:in .Ios6 antimony mines 632

San .Tos<5 Island :

liirds 1120

fresh-water fishes H29

mammals 981

1654

Index, 1946

Page
San Jos6 Islaml — Continued

noniiiiirinL' niolliisks 120,")

vt-fTctalion 981

San Juan, Baliia, chart 2i)b

San Juan Basin, lOocene, etc., forma-
tions 1172

San Manual area, Ariz., strategic min-
erals 'Mi'j.

San Mateo, Calif., aircraft accidents.. 72(i,

1351

Snn-nien Wan, chart 538

Snn Miguel County, N. Mex., Elk

Mountain mica deposit. 1174

San Miguel Passage, cliart 157

San Nicolas, Bahia, cliart 2'Jb<

San IVdro, Calif., T tunnel 482

San Pedro Mountain, geology 12(i(;

San Hemo, Porto di, chart 296

Sansberry, James C, trustee, court

case 434

Santa Ana, Calif., aircraft accident 20

Santa Ana Mountain clay region, map. 1172
Santa Barbara, Calif., instrument ap-
proach cliart 1247

Santa Cruz Islands, chart 419

Santa Fe, N. Mex. :

aircraft accident 720

instrument approach charts. 5S6, 102,")

Santa Fe Pacific R. R., court case 271,

e5P,. 802, 952. 1316, 1380

Santa Fe Trail Transportation Co 1091

Santa Maria. Calif., instrument ap-

prioch chart, etc 23

Santa Rosa (steam vessel) :

court case of owner 946

Santa Rosa Island National Monu-
ment 757, 924. 1044

Sante, Gisella, rolief 38, 54, 162

Santee River, bridge 616, 748, 874

Santiago Mountain s, aeronautical

chart 725, 1244

Sapstain, control treatments 577

Saratoga County, N. Y., bridge across

Hudson River.. 260, 351

Saratoga Springs Authority 83, 210

Saratoga Springs Commission 83,210

Sarnoflf, David, industrial science looks

ahead 310,311

Sasscer, Lansdale G. (Representative
from Md.) :
report made by —

Naval Affairs Com 755

Sasseen, Lome E.. accept medal 29

Satahib Bay. cliart 538

Satsukawa Wan, chart 538

Sattahib, Ao. xre Satahib Bay.
Saturday holidav :

banks, etc., in D. C 768. 887, 1038

offlce of recorder of deeds, in D. C. 916.
1038. 1051

Saucier, James A., relief 38,241

Saudi Aral)ia. economic information.. 1251,
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., instrument ap-
proach chart 586

Saunders, James B.. photographing in-

terf(>rence plieiioniena.. 159
Saunders, Sarali C. factors in ctioos-

ing business location 465

Saunders Memorial Hospital 32

115. 491, 598, 822

Saunders Wholesale, Inc 259,476,591

Saur, Nora C, laws applicable to Agri-
culture Deiit 1148

Savage, H. E.. .ir., water carrier deci-
sion 281

Savage Truck Line 281

Savannah, Ga. :

aeronautical charts 22, 725

instrument approach charts- 727, 102.''>

port 1221

report on harbor 11,34

Savelyev, V. V., distribution of struc-
tural weight of wing

along span 110-1

Savings, city families 526

see also Savings bonds and stamps.

Page
Savings and loan associations, sec Fed-
eral savings and loan as-
sociations.
Savings bonds and stamps :

banks and post war savings pro-
gram 1H20

bond-selling methods 130

bulletin of Interdepartmental War
•Savings Bond Commit-
tee 127,837

campaign book for loan 130

factual information 1212, 1430

farm program for victory loan 130

finish the job! i)Osfwar savings 130

G. I., Iianker and savings bonds 1320

inll;ition and war bonds 1321

information for agricultural work-
ers, etc 1212

means to an end 1321

music in victory, plan for com-
munity 130

newspaper boys thrift plan. 1127, 1212

newspaper clipsheets 130

newspaper press book no. 1 130

P. S., pay roll savings bulletin.. 130
pay roll savings plan, postal em-
ployees 130

peacetime pay roll savings plan.. 438

peacetime press book 1212

post victory drive program 324

posters 130. 324. 437

438, 559. 997, 1212, 1321

program for farm families 1212

public relations and savings

bonds 1321

sales vs. redemptions 1321

school savings — ,

citation form ' 324

handbook for administrators. 1321
teaching mathematics.. 839, 1321

schools in victory loan 130

series G bonds for trust accounts. 1430
7 war loans and victory loan.

factual information. 131, 690

speaking of bonds 997

this time it's for you ! 438, 690

victory loan securities 130

victory news for retailers 130-131

what will you pay for peace? 131

what you can do to show films.. 131
what you should known about vic-
tory loan 131

which issue shall I buy? 131

women's work in war finances,

1941-45 997

your 16-mm victory loan pro-
gram ; 131

your workbook 1127

Savings Bonds Division 438,

559. 690. 839. 997. 1127.
1212, 1320 1430.
naming, notes of general interest. 334

posters 438,

559, 997. 1212, 1321

Savona. Porto di. chart 296

Savory herbs, see Herbs.
Sawmills, hazardous-occupations

status 409

Saws :

band, specification 330

metal-cutting band, simplified

practice 588

woodworking, general schedule of

supplies 837

Sawtooth Co 360,615,735

Saxl. T. Newton, court case 685

Rayrs, Richard L., exploration of
Sitiner and Bunch Hol-
low zinc properties 794

Scales :

and balances, facts for industry.. 864

specifications 437, 838

Scandinavia, pilot, supplement 667

Scaudrett, Henry A., trustee, trailer

frames 1375

January-December

1655

Page

Scaravelli, Joseph V., court case 2G7,

523,952
Scarlet fever, incidence and trends-- 779

Scarlett, Charles, relief 38, 376, 591

Scarlett, Lucille, relief 38, 376, 591

Scattergood, Sue, canning without

sugar 119

Scearce, Jane L. :

effect of war on farm cooperatives- 13
farm supply purchasing coopera-
tives 149

Schade, Robert O., linked differential

flap system 1391

Schaefer, C. W., pollen traps, etc., for

honeybee colonies 1343

Sichaefer, Hazel M., court case 1310

Schaefer, Jack, court case 1310

Schaefer, Jack, & Associates 1310

Schaefer, Raymond F., static-thrust of

rotor-blade designs 1292

Schaeffer, Herman, court case 1095

Schafer, Louis J., jr., iiredicting pres-
sure loss at altitude 809

Schaft'er, Alfred O., judgment 127

Schaghticoke, N. Y., bridge across

Hudson River 260, 351

Scharon, H. L., prospecting for min-
eralization 1271

Scheeter, Harry, dynamics of inlet

system 94

Scheelite deposits in Sierra de Juarez- 178

Scheff, Bernard, relief 367

Scheffer, Victor B., commercial im-
portance of seaweed

gums 272

Scheldt River, chart 298

Schell, Joseph W., relief 246, 491, 591

Schenley Distilleries Motor Division,

Inc 210

Schenley Distillers Corporation 210

Scherf, John G., court case 1210

Schey, Oscar W. :

cooling of cylinders 1390

increased cooling surface of cylin-
der 1391

Schine Chain Theatres, Inc 1284

Schiro, Bruno, wartime housing short-
ages 1101

Scliistosomophora in China 551

Schlain, David :

anodes for electrolytic mangan-
ese 792

cobalt content of manganese ores- 790
Schleehten, A. W., metallurgy of zir-
conium 511

Schlegel, Nicholas R., relief 476

Schlocker, J., benefieiation of chromite- 509
Schlotzhauer, E. O. :

citrus fruit production, etc 8

fruits, noncitrus, production, etc_ 859
Schmeltz, William F., relief— 360, 615, 735

Schmidt, Gustave, court case 648

Schmidt, Karl P., turtles collected by

Smithsonian Survey 1120

Schmidt, L. D. :

control of bulk densities in coke

ovens 791

physical characteristics of pack-
aged fuel 791

Schmidt, Nina E., relief 476,615,735

Schmiedlin, Ralph E., nitrided-steel

piston rings 1402

Schmitter, Eduardo, scheelite deposits

of Sierra de Juarez 178

Schmoll, Dewey, assignee, court casc_ 173,

407, 1184

Sichneller, Oscar, court case 625, 952

Schnitzer, J. G., establishing, etc.,

retail shoe business 1155

Schoenfeld, Margaret H. :

benefits for veterans 192

employment situation in foreign

countries 1100

SchoUenberger, J. H., bibliography on

soft corn, etc 10

Scholten, J. A., strength of bolted

timber joints 580

Page

School bus drivers, selection and train-
ing 779

School children, see Children.

School life (periodical) 779

School lunches :

list of references 712

national program 1347

programs, assistance to States 256,

593, 737
School officers, sec Schools.
Schooley, Marjorie R., ultraviolet
spectra and dissociation

constants 467

Sichools :

America's, and price control 306

cliildren of migratory farm work-
ers 287

city school officers 627

contributions for maintenance,
etc. —

^learings 607

law 874

reports . 483, 618, 768

expenditures per pupil 778

Federal, etc., education officers 627

lire safety for elementary schools- 1166

forestry courses 459

how price control affects 979 •

in D. C, heads of depts. of mili-
tary science, etc 617,

. 887, 1038

in victory loan 130

military education, Army regula-

lations ^ 325

open doors to children, extended

services 269

range management courses V12

rifle and pistol competitions 217

savings —

citation form 324

handbook for administra-
tors 1321

teaching mathematics-- 839, 1321
schools at work for lasting vic-
tory 130

schools at work for peace and

prosperity 839

services for children to supple-
ment 954

State school systems, statistics 779

urban and rural, statistics 501

wildlife, etc., management courses- 460
see also Agricultural schools —
Army service schools —
Education, and refer-
ence— also names of
schools, or places where
located.
Schoonmaker, James M., jr., court case

of exr 556

Schopf, James M., coal deposit near

Coaldale, Nev 510

Schott, Rali)h G., multinipple trait in

sheep 457

Schredler, R. E., court case 952

Schrelller Steel & Supply Co 952

Sclireiber, Abe, court case ._ 835

Schreiner, O., jr., automobile repair

shop 325,465

Schrenk, H. H., quantitative analysis

by X-ray diffraction 938

Schroeder, E. C, Co., Inc 88

Schroi'der, Fritz, court case 648

Schrom, Frank J., relief 349, 374

Schtierman, Solomon, relief 260, 350

Schubert, Ben W., relief 744

Schueller, Carl F., horizontal tail sur-
face 810, 1295, 1406

Schuette, Evan H. :

compressive strength of aircraft

materials 1389

effective column length - 1390

minimum-weight design of alumi-
num alloy panels 1401

plastic-bonded glass clotli and

canvas 292

1656

Index, 1946

i'at'c

ScLut'tte, Evan 11. — Continued

properties o£ 2 plastic-bonded glass

cloth 1402

tensile tests of rivets yy

Schuh, Cliarles W., court case 384,

CSS, 12oy
Schuldenfrei, Marvin, stricic-free neu-
tral iioint 1405

Schulte, D. A., Ini- 2S0, 085

Schumacher, Alagdalcn M., relief 5y8,

Oil, 1034

Scliuniaclier, William A., relief 508,

Oil, lO.U
JSchuster, C K., I'ersian waliuils
si)rayed with llorilfaux

mixture 340

Schutrumpf, Kmmu D., crude drugs,

etc 58G

Schuylkill Kiver :

engineer report 1436

review of reports 000

Schwartz, Anna, court case 055

Schwartz, Uenjamin:.

internal parasites of swine 10

trichinosis caused by eating raw

l)ork 1144

Schwartz, Edward B. :

bending and shear stresses 1405

critical comi)ression load 97

instability of box beams 92

stresses of cantilever beam 1295

Schwartz, G. M., San Manuel area, .

Ariz 392

Schwartz, Samuol, court case 025

Schweitzer, P. H., charging efficiency

of engines 94

Schwellenbach, Lewis B. :

address before Advertising Feder-
ation of America 1099

labor, long range view 1381

statement to oil conferees^ 80

see also Labor Department.
Science :

la enseuanza funcional de la ci-

encia 201

same (in French) 424

philosophical implications 311

promote progress —

hearings 105:',

minority views 773

rei)ort 497

research legislation hearings 171.

203, 380

research study 1308

scientific report.s, bibliography- 309.827
talent search finalists, testimony- 497
Science Board, see National Science

Board.
Science Foundation, .sec National Sci-
ence Foundation.
Science Interdepartmental Committee,
see Interdepartmental
Committee on Science.
Sciences, National Academy of, see Na-
tional Academy of Sci-
ences.
Scientific and Cultural Cooperation,
Interdepartmental Com-
mittee on. see Interde-
jiartmental Committee on
Scientific and Cultural
Cooperation.
Sficiitilic and Specialized Personnel,
National Koster of, see
N.-itional Koster of Scien-
tific and Specialized Per-
sonnel.
Scientific itositions :

in departmental service, expert ex-
aminers 402

correction of entry 850

Scientific research, see Science.
Scientific Kesearch and Development

Ofllce 200, 550

budget. 1947 823

transfer —

hearings 1053

Page
Scientific Research and Development
Othce — Continued
transfer — Continued

minority views 773

report 497

Scientific Kesearch Board, see Presi-
dent's Scientific Kesearch
Board.
Scientific Unions, International Coun-
cil of, ate International
Council of Scientific
Unions. '

ScoUeld, Carl S., measurement of soil

water 340

Scofield, Joseph, I. C. C. decision 1092

Scofield project, specifications 790

Scotland, chart 419

Scotland iiuadrangle, Conn 787

.Scott, Clarice L., ABC's of mending 1344

Scott, David B., shadowed replicas of

tooth surfaces 1168

Scott, Eli L., relief 38, 491, 591

Scott, F. E., dichlorodifluoromethane,
extinction of propane,

etc., flames 9.36

Scott, G. S., inflammability, etc., of

naphthalene 793

Scott, Letha, legislation affecting rural

land use 859

Scott, Merit, auxiliary stififeners at-
tached to panels 101

Scott, Russell B., thermodynamic prttp-

erties of ethylbenzene 400

Scott, Thomas J. :

phosphate rock, Japanese trade

study 317

salt, Japanese trade study 317

sulfur and sulfuric acid, Japanese

trade 317

Scotts Bluff County, Nebr., geology,

etc 780

Scottsbluflf, Nebr., instrument approach

chart ■ 23, 1247

Scourinir powder, specification 1127

Scovill Manufacturing Co 1181

Scrap, nonforrous, dealers report 74, 793

see also names of certain metals,
etc.
Screens (aircraft) :

static and total pressures 1404

Screens (projection) :

technical manual 1434

Screeton, Ark., railroad accident 78

Screws, rates on 1092

Scribner, Bourdon F.. determination

of boron in steel 1028

.Scribner, Bourdon W., flexible caselin-

ing materials 1353

Scrivner, Errett P. (Representative
from Kans. ) :
reports made bv —

Claims Com 36,

38-39, 246, 359, 743
Scrub typhus, see Tsutsugamushi dis-
ease.

Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc 1427

Scullin, Bernice W., court case 1123

Scullin, Harry, court case 1123

Scully, Frederick, court case of exrs — 1076.

1284
Scully, John C. exr., court fase_ 1076, 1284
Scully, Thomas A., court case. 1076. 1284
Sea, see Ocean — also name of sea.

Sea duty pay. Army regulations 216,

691, 1213
Sea post service, see Postal service.

Seal)oard Air Line R. R., accidents 1371

Seaboard Air Line Ry. :

accidents 78, 182, 401

court case 522

receivership 1372

Seaboard-All Florida Ry., abandon-
ment 643

Sealmard Surety Co 267, 522, 802, 1259

Seacord, Charles L., jr. :

stability of fighter-airplane 1404

January-December

1657

Page

Seacord, Charles L., jr. — Continued
stability of tailless all-wing air-
plane 1294, 1404

Seal of President of U. S., Exec. order_ 114

Sealing compound, specifications 110, 198

Seals, Carl H.. relief 766, 885, 1034

Seals (animals) :

industry of Alaska 932

Seaman, Harold H.. court case 407

Seaman, Irving, court case 407

Seamen, sec Sailor.s.
Seaplanes :

design of fl.ving boat hulls 96

effect of powered propellers on fly-
ing boat 1404

float model tests at various veloci-
ties, etc 139C

flving boat with several types of

fairing 1397

impact loads for prismatic floats. 1401

impact on water 194

landed characteristics of flying

boat 1395

load at which spray enters propel-
lers 810

loads for prismatic floats 1292

low-speed spray characteristics of

flying boat 1397

main spray characteristics of fly-
ing boats 1103

piloting of flying boats 98

resistance tests of 3 flying-boat

hulls 1399

retractable planing flap on flying

boat 1395

take-off of large flying boat 103

tests of —

British flying boat 99

floats 1404

flying boat hulls 96, 1103

planing-tail hulls 1296

Seaquist, M. E., trustee, court case 1117

Search and rescue. Army Air Forces__ 325,

1002
Searle, Allan D. :

changes in wartime shipbuilding

programs 411

productivity changes since 1939 1286

Sears, Kenneth C, court case 989

Sears, Richard I., control-surface char-
acteristics 412

Sears, Roebuck & Co— 549,680,1185,1311

Seas Shipping Co., Inc 684

Seatrain Lines, Inc 523, 1316, 1380

Seattle, Wash. :

aeronautical charts 22, 725

finances 863

flight charts 1154, 1244

impact of war 806

instrument approach charts 586,

1025, 1247
rental housing income and ex-
penses 827

Seattle Brewing & Malting Co 835

Seaweed gums :

chemical, etc., properties 630

commercial importance 272

Sebald, Edith F. de B., admission to

U. S 918, 1034, 10.-)2

Seboeloe, chart 418

Seborg, R. M., rwin treatment, etc., of

wood properties 580

Sebrell. W. H. :

anemia and granulocytopenia 388

cardiac conduction mechanism in

thiamine deficiency 929

electrocardiographic alterations-- 1262
Sebring, Fla., instrument approach

chart, etc 23

SEC, see Securities and Exchange

Commission.
Sechler, Ernest E. :

normal pressure tests on plates 98

strength of cylinders 93

Second National Steamship Co 81, 624

Secor, Wilber, soil survey 1235

Page

Secrest, Alvin, publications by Mem-
bers of 79th Congress-- 1189

Secret Service Division 839

estimates 305, 547

Secretaries, job of 326

Secretary, see. for departmental secre-
taries, names of depart-
ments, or secretaries.
Secretary of Senate, see Senate.
Securities :

electric and gas utilities, 1935-45- 1312
exempted, regulate transactions —

hearing conference 748

minority views 748

report 748

financial statements, form, etc 828

proposed amendment to securities

exchange act 974

publications, price list 177

railroad, application to issue, etc- 1178
railroad, designating R. F. C. as

agency 1201

registration record 120, 828

regulation S-X of S. E. C 82S

rules and regulations of S. E. C — 550,

1119
stock exchange practices, index to

hearings 1357

stocks registered on securities ex-
changes 627

traded on exchanges 121,681.828

transactions and holdings 121, 828

unregistered, safeguard investors- 1312
see also Government securities —
Savings bonds and
stamps — also names of
United States securities,
e. g. Treasury savings
notes.
Securities and Exchange Commission- 120,
309, 550, 681, 828, 1110,
1204, 1312, 1421

activities in Florida 921

annual report, 1945 828

cost of penalty mail 427

decisions and reports 828, 1204

decisions and reports, tables 1421

regulation S-X 828

reports, see, above, annual re-
port— decisions and re-
ports.

rules and regulations 550, 1119

statistical bulletin 121, 828

transactions in exempted securi-
ties—

hearing conference 748

minority views 748

report 748

Security, see Social security.
Security Agency, see Federal Security

Agency.
Sedalia, Mo., topographic quadrangle

maps 935

Sedalia A. A. F., instrument approach

chart 157

See, Marjorie, relief 746

Seed money for alfalfa, red clover,

alsike 1143

Seedlings, forest tree, commercial

sources 150

see also names of plants.
Seeds :

Duvel buried seed experiment 577

forest tree, commercial sources 150

pasture, loan program 713

regulations under Federal seed

act 713*

statistics 1231

stored, protecting from insects-- 148

vegetable, treatments in 1944 861

see also Oilseeds — also names of
plants, crops, etc.

Seeley Dairy 523, 653, 1284

Seepage, Mississippi River damages 696

Seersucker, specification 1197

Seese, Robert S., court case 1427

1658

Index, 1946

Page

Seferinn, John, relief 360, 491, 735

Seferian. Laura, relief 360, 491, 735

Segal, Dorothy B.. index-catalog of
meflical and veterinary

zoology 1343

Segel, David, high-school credit and

diitlomas 1361

Seger Indian School, property convey-
ance 379, 1041, 1047

Segoro Wedi Baai. srr Prigi, Baai van.

Segregators, specifications 562

Seibel, C. W., fire at liquefaction, etc.,

plant 510

Seibert, Irmgard, exrx., court case 802

Seldel, R. E., microscopes 311

Seidnian, Oscar :

spin tests of low-wing monoplane- 100

spinning of large airplanes 1289

tests of low-wing monoplane 104

Seifert, C. August, court case of exrx_ 803
Seifert. Maude B., exrx., court case__ 803
Seipp, William A., court case_ 926, 952, 1183
Seismology, see Earthquakes.
Select committees, see names of com-
mittees.
Selective service, see Conscription.

Selective Service System 121. 206, 309.

430. 551, 682. 828. 980.
1119, 1204. 1312. 1421

budget, 1947 823

transmittal memo (local boards. 121.
206, 430. 551. 682. 828,
980. 1119, 1204, 1312.
1421
Seliger, Victor, fatigue strength of

riveted ioints 101

Sells, Alan, relief of estate 29

Sells. Mrs. Alan, relief 29

Selmi, Luciano G., court case 240

Selna, James, heat transfer to flat

surface 959

Semarang Krede. chart 669

Semenov, N.. chemical reactions in

flames 959

Semet-Solvav Co 944

Semi-Steel Casting Co 1298

Semicarbazones. laboratory tests on

toxicity to insects 1343

Seminole. Tex., aircraft accident 720

Semple. A. T. :

growing and feeding grain sor-
ghums 134."

pasture handbook 1343

Senate 49, 168. 256, .{72, 485, 610, 761

902, 1061. 1256. 1357
accounts, see, below, receipts, etc.

calendar 49. 761

estimates 49. 485, 902

expenses for inquiries and investi-
gations 31, 49

receipts, etc., July 1944-June

1945 761

restaurants, estimate 485

roof, etc., over Senate Chamber.

reconstruction 775-770

Secretary, report 761

see also Congress of United
States — also names of
Senators.

Senatobin quadrangle. Miss 1436

Senators, see Senate — also names of
Senators.

Senderowitz. Morris H.. court case 1420

Seneca Indian School, lands 1043, 1072

Senf, Catherine, wages, etc., of potato

harvest workers 1233

* Seniority :

mechanics, etc.. at Govt, estab-
lishments—

hearings 167. 367, 482, 756

letter from War Dept 482

reports 606, 760

Sens, William H., carburetor air tem-
perature effect 1391

Sensitized paper, srr Paper.

Senyavin Islands, chart 537

Separation forms, see Forms.

Page
Separators, gasoline-water, specifica-
tions 540, 671

Sequoia National Park, trail map 938

Serbo-Croatian phrase book 1000

Serebrisky, Y. M.. horizontal motion

of wing near ground 1190

Serial documents, see Congressional
documents.

Serial numbers, Army regulations 439

Serials Division, Library of Congress- 529

Sermons, copyrighted 89, 807

Serum :

bovine, activity towards Brucella

abortus 573

immune rabbit, for tsutsugamushi

disease 176

jaundice, ultraviolet irradiation 1167

tsutsugamushi disease, serological

study 1167

see. also Biological products.
Service and regulatory announce-
ments :

Animal Industry Bureau 10, 708

index 575

Kntomology and Plant Quaran-
tine Bureau 11.709,1343

Food and Drug Administration 929

Production and Marketing Admin-
istration 233, 713

Service Auto Freight Co 644

Service clubs. Army regulations 216

Service commands and departments.

Army regulations 132, 216

."Service Forces, see Army Service

Forces.
Service medals, see Medals.
Service of supply command, reassign-
ment of functions 676

Service of the piece, field manual- 440, 692
Service record, see Military service.

Service ribbons. Army regulations 216

Service schools, .see Army service

schools.
Service station, establishing and op-
erating 238

Service trades :

OPA directory of services 548.

678. 825, 977, 1202, 1309

removed from price control 1419

wage studies 1384

Servicemen, see Armed forces — Veter-
ans.

Servicemen's families, housing 46.

47. 55. 116. 162. 368. 370.
378. 469. 470
Servicemen's readjustment act, see
Veterans.

Serving manv 862

Sessions. J. H.. & Son 992

Sestri Levante. Rada di. chart 296

Sets, see special subject.
Setser, Alexander L.. forest develop-
ment of TVA lands 993

Settle. Paul M.. motor carrier decision- 1091
Settlement opnortunities in Region 3_- 1177
Settlers on Columbia Basin project.

financial aid 179

Sevaljevick. Nicholas, relief 1056

Seven-Up Bottling Co. of Los Angeles,

Inc 1185

Severin. Alfred N., court c»se of exr — 173.

523. 926

Severin. N. P.. Co 173.523.926

Severin, Nils P.. court case of liquida-
tor of business 173,

523. 926

Severns, Albert E.. relief 350. 352

•^ovorsnn. Art. motor carrier decision 402

Sovln. Charles H. :

distribution cost analysis 237

establishing, etc., dry cleaning

business 10''6

establish'nir, etc., grocery store-- 465
establishing, etc.. service station — 23«

Sowace dispos.nl on farm 1018

Seward Peninsula :

•leronnutienl chart 725

Lost River tin deposit 1175

January-December

1659

Page

Scwell, Josephine M., exrx., court case- 52;;

Sewell, K. B., court case 280

Sewell, Robert A., court case of exrx — 523

Seweli, W. 1'.. court case 28G

correction tor Mar. moutlily in(lex_ 334
Sewers and sewage :

inspection and maintenance 328

operation of facilities 328

Sewing niacliines :

facts for industry 154, 864.

parts and supplies, general sched-
ule 557

specification 817

Sextant, aircraft, specification 84G

Seymour, William :

physical characteristics of pack-
aged fuel 791

wartime progress in coke produc-
tion 936

Seymour, Ind., instrument approach

chart 157

Shad :

fishery lealiet 631

preparation 785

Shade cloth, sic Window shade cloth.
Shade trees, see Trees.
Shades, see Window shades.
Shafer, K. J., recurvature of tropical

storms 108

Shaffer, Marshall, nurseries for new-
born in hospitals 656

Shaffer, Robert .T., recurvature of trop-
ical storms 814

Shaffer, Calif., wages, etc., in labor

supply center 574

Shafts :

sinking by rotary drilling 74

tachometer, specifications 846

Shaker Parkway Co 205, 308, 827

Shale, Colorado, configuration of base_ 1172
Shames, Sidney J., coaxial lapi)ing of

cast-iron pistol rings 1401

Shana Wan, chart 965

Shanton iron-ore i)roperty, exploration. 1269

Shapiro, Sidney, court case 1284

Shaprow, J. C, court case 835

Sluirjah. chart 965

Sharkey, Henry H. R. :

geologic, etc., map of Sage Creek

Dome 9:^4

geology of Bargee area, Wyo 934

Lower Cretaceous, etc., rocks of

Wyoming 70

test -wells for oil and gas in Wyo-
ming 70

Triassic rocks in central Wyo-

niing 393

Sharks :

methods of fishing 505

preparation 785

Sharon, Ester II., court case 186

1076, 1280

Sharon, Vt.. railroad accident 943

Sharp, W. H. :

bearing tests of magnesium allov_ 97
shear strengths of driven rivets"__ 99
Shartsis, Leo, alumina from clays and

bauxites 406

Shasta National Forest :
lands —

hearings G07

report 4S3

Shaw, Cecil II., court case 4(!S

Shaw, .John O., immature stages of

„, Anastrepha serpentina 1016

Shaw, Merle B., currency paper wear-
ing quality 868

Shaw. Milton, C. :

aluminum-alloy crankpiu bearings. 1103

l.Iade-bearing loads 1400

comparison of metallic surface

contours 1401

crankpin bearing loads 1394

lul)rication of piston skirt_. 1391

Shawano, Wis., aircraft accident 1022

Shawano National Bank _ 188

Page
Shawnee, Okla.. instrument approach

chart 1025

Shawneetown, 111., bridge 479, 616, 874

Shear lag :

box beams, analysis, etc 290

corrugated sheets used for chord

member 92

problems 92

Shear web :

rectangular, analysis 529

square, analysis 92

Shearer, F. Wells, court case 205

Shearer Chevrolet Co 205

Sheathing paper, rates on 945

Shedd, C. K., handling and storing

soft corn on farm 1344

Shedd, Marie A., relief 38,491,591

Shedenhelm, L. E., manual del grupo
motori)ropulsor iiara pi-
lotos 1424

Sheep :

Dall, protect 1160

digestibility of pea and lima-beau

vines 1342

multinipple trait 457

parasites and parasitic diseases 1343

production pfograni -582

raising on temporary pastures 1144

statistics 1231

see also Lambs — Livestock.
Sheep lice, see Lice.

Sheepscot River, chart 1026

Sheerness, England, chart 670

Sheet metal, sec Metals.
Sheet-metal flashings, .see Flashings.
Sheet metal industry, see INIetalwork.
Sheet-stringer i)anel, see Panels (air-
craft).

Sheeting, cotton, specification 422, 1414

ShelTels, Mont., railroad accident 78

Sheikh Ibrahim Mersa, chart 538

Shelbyville quadrangle, 111 634

Sheldon, Henry D. :

prisoners in State and Fed. pris-
ons, etc 342

prisoners released from State and

Fed. prisons, etc 342

Sheldon, Isabella M., court case 687

Sheldon, Ralph C, jr., court case 687

Shell, leather glove, specification 443

Shelledy, F. H., soybeans, Japanese

trade study 317

Shellfish :

food value 1265

industry, sanitary control nianual_ 1361

of middle Atlantic Coast 272

shippers, list 64, 780

see also names of shellfish.
Shells (aircraft) :

stresses and deflections due to

loading 102

Shelton, Anna L., court case 84

Shelton, F. Keith :

hydrometallurgy, etc., of cobalt 178

metallurgical treatment of cobalt

ores 510

separation, etc., of manganese and

cobalt 790

Shelton, J. S., northeast margin of San

Gabriel Basin 1266

Shepard, Charles C. :

antigen from typhus rickettsiae 1166

antigen release from bacteria by

ether 628

antigens from yolk sacs infected

with rickettsiae 1078

tsatsuganiushi antigen from in-
fected yolk sacs 1079

Shepard, Lillian E., water carrier de-
cision 1093

Shepard Towing Co 1093

Shepard, J. B. :

alfalfa silage, etc., for milk pro-
duction 575

how to put up wilted grass silage_ 860
potato silage for dairy cows 575

1660

Index, I94G

Page
Sht'imnl. Martin, analysis of carhu-

H'ttcd wator-gas 102!l

Sheppartl, Iliur.v K. (Ut-prfscntative
from Ciilif. ) :
reports nuido l)y —

Appropriiitioiis Com 50(5

Conference Com 87<>

Sheppard Floodway. iwuninf: 915

Slieppar<l-Kell Field, instrument ap-

proacli cliart 728

Sherliet maldn^' in (lie home 148

Sheridan. TmiiI P.. court case. 523, 554, 1284

Sherlow, Ali'x, court case 60, 523

Sherman, Joseph M., wage structure,

small arms, 1945 95G

Sherman, Mary .1., relief 744

Sherman, Mildred S., plant foods in

fertilizers 577

Sherrard, G. C, hydrocyanic acid gas

fumigation 270

Sherrick, Mildred K., analysis of hy-
drocarbons 1399

Sherry, Mr. and Mrs. James, relief 38,

376, 591
Sherwood, A. W., strength of cylinders- 93

Sherwood Distilling Co 549

Shetland Islands, chart 419

Shetland ponies, article 230

Shields, Beulah E.. Dall, William H.,

I bibliography, etc 310

Shields, Robert H. :

action programs to improve nutri-
tion 1346

goals, price supports and outlook- 1341
Shields :

erasing, specification 838, 1127

face, specification 1415

welders, specification 1304

Shigellosis, sulfonamides in 388, 1166

Shihpu Roads, chart 538

Shikama Ko, chart 964

Shikoku, charts ^ 296, 670

Shiland, Harry E., court case 522

Shiller, Ivan, hibernation cage for pink

bollworms 231

Shimonoseki, Japan, chart 1413

Shimonoseki Kaikyo, chart 419

Shiners, culture and care 631

Shingles :

production, facts for industry. 154, 864
red-cedar, facts for industry- 154, 864
Shinn, Erwin H., 4-H club work in

Southern States, etc 861

Ship-building, see Shipbuilding.

Ship control equipment. Ships Bureau

manual 1414

Ship Cove, chart 1195

Ship planking, see Planking.
Shipbuilding :

activities of NDAC, etc 976

cancellation of ship construction- 48-
productivity changes in wartime

programs 411

ship construction manual 1210

Shipman, Va., railroad accident 1275

Shipment of goods :

marking shipment, specification. _ 845

Navy shipping guide 817, 970,

1110-11, 1199, 1305, 1416
see also names of countries, etc.,
to which shipments are
made.
Shipowners, see Shipping.

Shipp, John M., relief 477,615,735

Shipping :

Atlantic, Gulf, and Pacific trans-
portation lines 1006

coastwise and intracoastal prob-
lems 750

Columbia Basin river transporta-
tion 76

costs, water carrier compared

with rail and motor 125

financial and operating statistics,

1944 399

foreign-trade zones service 1364

Page
Shipping — Continued

freight forwarding services of

water-borne commerce- 751

funds of shipping companies 753

(Jreat Lakes transportation lines- 697

industry of Japan 317

information re operators holding

subsidy agreements 753

marine transportation agree-
ments 209, 683

merchant shipping in Pacific, in-
vestigation 773

Mississippi River transportation

lines 850

postwar outlook 1386

protection, revoking Exec, order- 203

publication, price list 1080

records of carriers by water, de-
struction 77

revenue and traffic of carriers by

water 77, 797

sanitary maritime navigation

agreement 209

United States and foreign ship-
ping 753

see also Common carriers — Ship-
ment of goods.
Shipping Administration, see War-
Shipping Administra-
tion.

Shipping bags, packaging, etc 199,

421, 1197

Shipping cases, specification 816

Shipping clerk, job 440

Ships :

American world traders 660

charter and hire of vessels, funds- 677

decommissioning : 970

disposition of vessels, etc., of his-
torical interest —

hearings 922, 1159

law 1045

letter from Navy Dept 756

reports 774, 896

explosives on board vessels 196

fishing vessels of New England,

etc 505

foreign disposal of surplus ves-
sels 753

inspection, circular 688

merchant vessels of United States,

1945 436

north Atlantic lane routes 108

ofiicial construction record 754

protection, revoking Exec, order — 203
radio operators, licensing —

committee report 249

Federal Communications

Comn., etc., reports 752

hearings 166

rat infestation on vessels to

New York 389

return of certain vessels to former

owners 751

rules and regulations of F. C. C-- 385,
386, 1359
sale of war-built merchant ves-
sels—

hearings 1158, 1254

law 352,1158

letter from War Mobilization

and Reconversion Office- 753

reports 55, 242

salvage equipment, take care of- 197
special construction, lights —

hearings 44, 172

law 31

stricken from Navy register, dis-
position 652

surplus vessels suitable for fish-
ing, sale 745, 1039, 1073

tax from sale, etc., excess profits —

hearings 603

Maritime Comn., report 753

tax liability of operators 603, 1158

vessel inspection, rules, etc 995

January-December

1661

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Ships — Continued

vessels requisitioned from Colonial

Navigation Co 753

veterans preference in acquiring
tislung vessels —

hearings 1055

law 1039

reports 751, 913

what shall we do with our mer-
chant fleet? 440

wooden vessels, manual 299

see aluo Hospital ships — Shipping.

Ships Bureau 109, 197,

299, 420, 540, C71, 815,
967, 1197, 1302, 1414

' manual, chapters 197, 420, 540, 671,

815, 1197, 1302-3, 1414

poster 671,967

requisitions for material 197

technical bulletin 540

technical publication 109, 197

Ship's cook, see Cooks and cooking.

Shipside rates, cancelation 945

Shipyard River, report 849

Sihipyards :

and facilities, report of SPA 330

welding management 1210

Shirts :

chambray, specification 1199

men's sizes, standard of the

trade 25, 1029

Shisaka Jima Hakuchi, chart 1194

Shoda Engineering Co. (Shoda Seisa-

kujo) 1324

Shoe stores, see Stores.

Shoemaker, Richardson, court case of

trustee 979, 1311

Sfhoemaker, Robertus, motor carrier

decision 402

Shoemaker's Sea Food 402

Shoes, see Boots and shoes.
Shomate, C. H. :

thermodynamic properties of

ilmenite, etc 792

thermodynamic properties of man-
ganese 275

Shopton, Iowa, railroad accident 516

Shore protection :

Federal participation-., 483, 915, 1044

investigations 254

Shorey, Minnie P., relief 885, 1034, 1067

Short wave broadcasting, see Radio

broadcasting.
Shortal, Joseph A. :

longitudinal stability of wings 960

stability, etc., in wind tunnel

tests 95

Shortening, OPA price i)olicy 610, 904

Shoshone Dam and Reservoir, changing

name 262,352,363

Shoshone project, specifications 180,

277, 399. 515, 641, 943,
1088, 1177, 1274, 1370
Sihotguns, purchasing privileges of

oflSicers 58

Showalter, A. J., Co 962

Shreveport, La. :

aeronautical chart 725

airport obstruction plan 1155

instrument approach chart 1247

Shride, A. F. :

sand and gravel deposits of Mon-
tana 933

sand and gravel deposits of Wyo-
ming 934

Shriners' Hosi)itals for Crippled Chil-
dren 263, 351, 36.-)

Shropshire, Jim B., relief 744, 911, 1034

Shufflebarger, C. C., gust-alleviating

wing 104

Shushan quadrangle, N. Y.-Vt 1082

Shfishi Wan, chart 966

Siam, leafbirds, descriptions 981

Siamese phrase book 1002

Siberia, chart of anchorages 419

Sibrie, Floy, relief 885, 910, 1034

Sibuko Bay, charts 539

743176—47 15

Page
Sickness :

age factor in disabling morbidity. 502
compulsory insurance legislation, 502
daily sick report. Army regula-
tions 325

disability among employed per-
sons 176

home care of the sick 176

records and reports. Army regu-

tion 216

Sickness insurance, compulsory, notes

on State legislation 502

Sideslip, characteristics of fighter air-
plane 1294

Sidi-Djilini Anchorage, chart 534

Siding, asphalt and tar, facts for

industry 153, 864

Siegel, Aida, court case 1203

Siegel, Jacob, Co 286, 408, 554

Siegel, Theodore K., court case 523

Sieglel, E. H., hibernating codling moth

larvae 1016

Sieracki, Joseph, court case 684

Sierra de Juarez, scheelite deposits in

northern part 178

Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, tribes

of 983

Sierra Tarascan village, see Cherfln.
Sievers, A. F., production of mustard

seed in U. S 12

Sievers, Rudolph F. :

fatal case of aplastic anemia 270

TNT effect on workers 270

Signal Corps :

estimate 1115

supply bulletins 134

supply catalog 220, 330, 444-445,

563, 695, 848, 1004, 1130,
1133, 1220, 1325-26, 1434
tables of organization and equip-
ment 134, 327, 441, 561

technical bulletins 135, 1217

Signaling mirrors, specification 1304

Signals :

colors and glasses 467

fuel pressure, assembly, specifica-
tion 846

merchant marine signal letters 557

railroad, tabulation of statistics- 1275

Signatures, Army regulations 132

Sikes, Robert L. F. (Representative
from Fla.) :
report made by —

Military Affairs Com 250

Silage :

alfalfa, for milk production 575

glass, studies in chemistry 1015

potato, for dairy cows 575

wilted grass, how to put up 860

Silam Harbor, chart 197

Silesian-American Corporation 653, 1185

Silesian Holding Co 1185

Silica, specification 969

Silica cement, see Cement.

Silica gel, rates on 404

Silica sand, see Sand.

Silk, Albert, court case 1098

Silk, Albert, Coal Co 1098

Silk, Henrietta, relief 246, 735, 766

Silk :

fabrics, Japanese trade study 317

raw, Japanese trade study 317

Silkes, B., boron in iron and steel 1365

Sillers, F., jr., manganese in low-carbon

steel tests 1174

Sillimanite, exploration of Georgia and

vSouth Carolina deposits, 1367
Silver, Miriam K., school lunches, list

of references 712

Silver :

Big Four mine, exploration 794

Government-owned, use bv indus-
try 34, 48, 611, 877, 1044

imports and exports 718

in —

Arizona 1174

California 1269

1662

Index, 1946

Page
Silver — Continued
in — Continued

Central States 1175

Colorado 1269

Eastern States 1083

Idaho 1174

Montana 1171

Nevada 1174

New Mexico 10S3

Oregon 1083

South Dakota 937

Texas 1083

Utah 1174

Wasliiii^rton 1083

Wyoming; 937

mine prodiietion in 1945 1270

mines foreed to cease operations,
suspension of obliga-
tions 755

owned by United States, disposi-
tion 256

preprints from minerals yearbook- 937,
1083. 1174, 1175, 1269,
1366

Treasury Dept. appropriations 877

Silver bands, see Flags.
Silver Creek Kecreational Demonstra-
tion Area, land ex-
change 757, 924, 1114

Silver Hollow iron deposits, explora-
tion 74

Silver King Coalition Mines Co 554

Silver Lake, Calif., instrument ap-
proach charts 23, 1025

Silverfish, article 1343

Silverman, Charlotte, nursing school

health practices, etc 175

Silverman, Nathan, court case 1276

Silvers, H. Norman, control surface

characteristics 1396

Silverstein. Abe :

cowling for long-nose air-cooled

engine 1390

drag, etc., of engine-nacelle in-
stillations 290

horizontal tail surfaces 103

Simi, Annette V. :

wage rates of streetcar, etc., op-
erators 658

wages and hours of motortruck

drivers, etc 1383

Similarity principles, applicability to

structural models 102

Simmons, Elizabeth M., relief— 38. 492. 591

Simmons, Robert H., relief 38, 492. 591

Sinimoiis. S. W. :

DDT house spray application 269

DDT in control of yellow fever

mosquito 502

DDT insecticide for mosf|uitoes__ 269
DDT investigations at Henry R.
Carter Memorial Labora-
tory 269

DDT toxicity to Anopheles quad-

rimaculatus 269

Simmons, V. L. :

milk goats 1234

raising sheep on temporary pas-
tures 1144

Simmons, W. P.. jr., flow test of super-
charger inlet elbow 1291

Simmons, Willard R.. higher educa-
tional institutions, ac-
tivity 778

Simon. Michael court case 948

Simons, J. W., sewage and garbage dis-
posal on farm 1018

Simons, K. A.. TTnited States Navy

synchros 966

Simons. Leonard N., court case 992

Simplified practice recommendntions__ 25
239. 466. 467. 587. 588.
730. 731. 869. 1027, 1029.
1156. 1353, 1354

alphabetical list 348, 1029

Simpson, D. ^f.. cotton experiments.

fiber projierties 1344

Simpson, J. C, court case 187

Page
Simpson, Richard M. (Representative
from I'a.) :
report made by —

Ways andMeans Com 49

Simpson, William J., relief 615, 885, 1034

Sinclair, Arthur, court case of exr 1124

Sinclair, Wyo., instrument approach

chart 1025

Sindle. R. H., relief 39, 260, 350

Singapore Old Strait. See Johore

Strait.
Singer, George, absorption measure-
ments for broad beams of

^,. , , , X-rays 1354

Singletary, Lewis H., court case 653

Sinkers, boat-chest, specification 300

Sinkiang, place names 272

Sinks, specification 1305

Sint Lucia Baai, sec Sibuko Bay.
Sioux City, Iowa :

aeronautical chart 1154

instrument approach charts, etc 23,

727

milk handling, order 1237

Sioux Falls, S. Dak., instrument ap-
proach chart 727

Sioux Indians :

claims, estimate to pay lie

court case 267,1284

Siphonaptera, see Fleas.
Sipko, Michael A., ducted head baffles
to reduce cylinder tem-
peratures 1291

Sir Bu Na'Air Jezirat, chart 538

Sirups :

production in alcohol plants 618

761, 875, 917, 1060

rates on 1091

Sisal rope, see Rope.

Siskind, David, relief 39,492,591

Sisseton Reservation, land consolida-
tion 247

Sitgreaves, Rosedith, age factor in dis-
abling morbidity 502

Sitka naval airspace reservation 675

Sitler, Harry G.. hay harvesting

methods, Nebraska 1233

Sitterson. J. Carlyle :

aircraft production policies 975

reconversion policies 976

Sivells, James C. jet-boundary, etc.,

for partial-span models_ 959
Sjoberg, S. A., tests of airplanes hav-
ing moderately high ef-
fective dihedral, etc 1404

Skaggs, Hazel M., relief 599. 766. 871

Skagway River and Harbor, engineer

report 1329

Skala Nuova. Gulf of, chart 534

Skeel, E. L., motor carrier decision 402

Skeletons, see Fossils.

Sketches, crossovers, etc., program

guide 446

Skin wrinkles on airfoils, iiivestiga-

,, **°° 1189

Skinner, Mary, adolescents away from

home 1382

Skins, sec Leather, hided, and skins.

Skiskowski. Charles J., court case 952

Skitsky, V., geophysical abstracts 178

792. 937

Skoog. Folke, TNT effect on workers 270

Skyways, see Airways.

Slabey, Vernon A., synthesis of methyl-

enecyclobutane, etc 412

Slack coal, see Coal.

Sing, blast-furnace, in 1945 1271

Slate :

industry in 1945 1270

preprint from minerals vearbook_ 938

Slater. Guy B.. relief ' L' 477

Slaughter, Rocer C. (Representative
from Mo.)':
report made by —

Rules Com 370. 484

Slaughtering industry :

injuries and accident causes 806

Januart-December

1663

Page
Slaughtering industry — Continued

livestock slaughter, 1944 and

li»45 574

possession, etc., ot plants and fa-
cilities liOS, 303

young worliers, advisory stand-
ards 8C

Sledges, specification 83h

Sleeve marks, Women's Naval Reserve- llUts

Sleeves, dredging, specitication 839

Sleeving, insulating, specitication 1416

Slide binders, specification : 845

Slide fasteners, specitication ti'JG

Slidefilms, see Filmslides.

Slime flux and wetwood 114(1

Slimes, binders for pelletiziug 394

Slip laws, see I^iaws.

Slippers, see Boots and shoes.

Slipstream contraction for propellers_ 1293

Slover, Samuel L., court case 835

Slums in D. C, rebuilding, etc 887, 1038

Small, John D., mobilizing to meet

shortage 678

Small, T. A., court case 653

Small arms industry, wage structure 956

Small arms marksmanship, see Marks-
manship.
Small business, xvc Business.

Small Business Division 157

Small Business Finance Corporation,

establish 1357

Smaller War Plants Corporation :

merger 004

reports 824

small business and civic welfare

report 257

transfer of functions 115, 203

Smallpox :

and vaccination, questions and an-
swers 628

immunization 628

Smarr, Ga., railroad accident 40('

Smart. L. V., motor carrier decision 644

Smart. Paul H., court case.-^ 523

Smart's Auto Freight Co., Inc 644

Smith. A. K. :

soybean or vegetable milk 1343

soybean protein production 1233

Smith, Anna K., health and welfare

services in U. S. S. K 409

Smith, Bernard .1., control surface

characteristics 1396

Smith, Blaine S.. court case 390

Smith, Carroll N. :

American dog tick 230, 339

brown dog tick 800

Smith, Charles L., court case 1419

Smith, Charles M., relief- 599, 885, 911, 1034
Smith, Clinton S., DDT house spray for

malaria control 388

Smith, Donald W., court case 948

Smith, Dudley C, effect of syphilis on

life expectancy 781

Smith, Edwin, cold storage for apples

and pears 339

Smith, Elsie J., educational directory- 269
Smith, Everard II., appropriations,
etc., 78th and 79th Con-
gresses 257

Smith, Forrest S., trustee, court case- 185.

685
Smith, G. P., chemical action of oils

on metals 194

Smith, Gerald L. K., investigation-- 485
Smith, H. Alexander (Senator from
N. J.) :
minority views —

Education and Lal)or Com__ 495
reports made by —

Education and Labor Com 55

Military Affairs Com 622

Smith, Harold D.. sec Budget Bureau.
Smith, Harold II., colchicine in plant

breeding 458

Smith, Harry, court case 1282

Smith. Herbert H., samples in operat-
ing lumber dry kiln 579

Page
Smith, Howard F., decoration of

honor 1031, 1051

Smith, Howard W. (Representative
from Va.) :

hill introduced by 894

reports made by —

Executive Agencies, Special
Committee to Investi-
gate 1051

Rules Com 47,

255, 370, 608, 899-901
Smith, J. Russell, Eurasia, grassland

and farmland 310, 311

Smith, Kenneth M., manufacture of

sponge iron 275

Smith, L. J., rural and village elec-
trification 397

Smith, Lawrence H. (Representative
from Wis.) :

bill introduced by 366

statement 605

Smith, Louis D.. court case 315, 1380

Smith, Luther, heat and X-ray effects

on cereal seeds 1344

Smith, M. I. :

action of streptomycin on tuber-
culosis 176

pharmacology of ali)hanaphthyl-

thiourea 63

Smith, Margaret, how to tailor wom-
an's suit 458

Smith, Margaret C. (Representative
from Maine) :
reports made bv — -

Naval Affairs Com— 167, 606, 756
Smith, Nathan R., aerobic mesophilic

sporeforniing bacteria-- 710
Smith, Norman F., aerodvnamic tests

of M-31 bomb 1401

Smith, Paul W. :

chickens and eggs, chickens on

farms 455

turkeys on farms 456

Smith, Pearl, relief 360, 492, 735

Smith, Robert A., court case 1 1283

Smith, Robert C, art of Latin America- 289

Smith, Robert, L., court case 556

Smith, Rose M.. city scliool otlicers 627

Smith, Samuel H., court case 1355

Smith, T. Lynn, Tabic, study in rural

social organization 232

Smith, W. H. :

fatigue tests of aluminum-alloy

sheets - 91

fatigue tests of specimens with cir-
cular hole 101

Smith, W. H. Y., blood testing and

treatment program 929

Smith, Walter B., appointment 350,

365, 381
Smith, William F., court case_- 1185, 1316

Smith, William T., relief 885, 1034, 1067

Smith. William W., 2d. court case 556

Smith Creek quadrangle, Fla 507

Smith Field, instrument approach

chart 22. 726. 1246

Smith Reynolds Airport, instrument

approach chart 345, 1247

Smith Wood-Products, Inc 659

Smith's Creek, Mich., railroad acci-
dent 400

Smithsonian Biological Survey of Pan-
ama Canal Zone, turtles

collected 1120

Smithsonian Institution 121,207,310,

431. 551, 682, 829, 980,
1120, 1205, 1312, 1422

article 431

board of regents —

executive committee, report,

1044 121, 311

report, 1944 311

estimate ; 547

first hundred years 1120

reapi)oint Vannevar Bush as re-
gent--,.- 480. 592

1664

Index, 1946

Page

Smithsonian Institution — Continued

secretary, report. 1944 121, 311

dec also Wctniorc, Alexander.
Smithsonian miscellaneous collections- 207.
:ilO. 311, 431. 551, 981,
1120. 1205
Smithville, Tenn., instrument ap-
proach chart 727

Smoky Hill A. A. F., instrument ap-
proach chart 23

Smoler Bros., Inc fi98

Smotherman. Burnice. relief of estate- 491
Smothers, William F., relief of estate- 54.

162
Smudge resistance in onion, color-inhib-
iting factor 1017

Snail fever, posters 32fi

Snake bite, health education series 780

Snake-bite kits, general schedule of

supplies 128

Snake Indians, removal of restrictions- 1257
Snake River, surface water supply of

basin 1365

Snap beans, see Beans.
Snapp, Oliver I., peach-tree borer con-
trol 148

SnaufTer. Edward E., court case 523

Snauffer, William A., court case 523

Snider, G. G., nutritive properties of

pork 10

Snodgrass, R. E., skeletal anatomy of

fleas 551

Snow, see Precipitation.

Snow Hill, Md.. railroad accident 642

Snyder, A. Cecil, acting district judge

for Puerto Rico 1308

Snyder, J. Buell (Representative from
Pa.) :
report made by —

Appropriations Com 243

Snyder, John W., address 1318

see also Treasury Department —
War Mobilizzation and
Reconversion Office.
Snvder, N. H., Alaska coal, analysis- 936

Snyder. Rosetta, relief 743, 910, 1033

8oabar Co 992

Soap :

manufacturers discrimination

charges, examination- 1056
specifications— 111, 215, 672, 690, 817

Soap-powder, specification 215

Soapstone :

ground, industry in 1945 1270

ground, preprint from minerals

vearl)ook 1271

Sobelman, B. H., & Co 90

Rocagee Bayou quadrangle, Tex. -La — 72
Social insurance, see types of insur-
ance.
Social legislation :

is there too much? 955

muestras de legislacion social de

los Estados Unidos 201

Social problems, see Social work and

problems.
Social protection, see Prostitution.
Social security :

amendments to act —

hearings— 485,609,761,901,1000

law 1044

reports _ 901, 902, 1048, 1059, 1070

views 902

brief explanation of act 176

cash benefits under New Zealand

program 176

financing social security 1189

for farm people 337

for the Bill Johnsons 65

goal of every individual 1321

how it can help small business-
man 868

issues 254, 371

postwar economic studies 1166

social security bulletin 65, 781

index to v. 8 389

Page

Social security — Continued

State agencies administering serv-
ices 409

ten years of services for children- 191
why do we have social security

law? 692

yearbook 389

see also Old age and survivors in-
,8Urance — Public assist-
ance.

Social Security Administration 1168,

1263, 1362
establishment, notes of general

interest 1140

Social Security Board— 64, 176, 270, 389,
503, 628, 781, 930, 1168

estimate 677

report. 1945 270

index 628

Social service, see Social work and

problems.
Social welfare, see Social work and

problems.
Social work and problems :

adoi)tions as social problem 190

the child, social statistics sup-
plement 1099

Federal grants to States, inves-
tigation 916

handicapped adolescents, social

worker helps 1099

Puerto Rico, investigation, index,

etc., to hearings 362

services for mothers, etc.. State
provision — •

hearings 1162

report 1054

services in U. S. S. R., for mothers

and children 409

welfare activities in League of

Nations 525

see also Medical-social work.
Societa Anonima Cooperativa di Navi-

gazione Garibaldi 947

Societe Francaise de Bienfaisance

Mutuelle 408

Societe pour Nouveaux Placements de

Capitaux 267

Societies, see Agricultural societies —
also names of societies.

Society of Chemical Industry 1164, 1284

Soekeye salmon, see Salmon.
Socks :

fitting, technical manual 561

wool, specification 1303

Socony-Vacuum Oil Co 492. 599, 735

Socorro County, N. Mex., Lucero

uplift 633

Soda (caustic) :

Japanese trade study, caustic

soda 317

Soda ash :

Japanese trade study 317

rates on 645

Sodium, specification 1197

Sodium carbonates in 1945 1270

Sodium chloride, effect on boric acid

ionization 1027

Sodium fluoride, removing roundworms

from swine 230

Sodium nitrate, specification 1109

Sodium-silicate-solution, specification- 542
Sodium sulfate :

in 1945 1270

salt effects on activity coefficients
of p-phenosulfonate buf-
fers 1354

Soembreng Baai, chart 669

Soengai Alahakam, scr Koetei River.
Softwood plywood, see Plywood.

Sohlo Corporation 1210

f?ohio Petroleum Co 1210

Soil, see Soils.
Soil conservation :

act, as amended 8

districts, organization 16, 715

during the war 715

January-December

1665

Page
Soil conservation — Continued

methods 1238

our American land ^ 582

payments to agricultural pro-
ducers, extend time 595,

903, 1044
Pennsylvania farmers look to

soil 461

planning for conservation 1 402

soil conservation (periodical) — 16,715
there's but one way to do the job_ 402

Soil Conservation Service 16, 234, 462,

582, 715, 862, 1148, 1239

publications 462

report, 1945 234

Soil erosion control, etc., investiga-
tions 803

Soil fertility, see Soils.

Soil moisture, measurement of water- 340

Soil saving, see Soil conservation.

Soil surveys, see Skjils — also names of

localities.
Soils :

building Connecticut soil 234

fertility and cropland use 573

management, Fulton County, Ind_ 1344
moisture percentages and plant

wilting 12

origin, distribution, and airphoto

identification 1150

publications, price list 1080

soil survey report 339,

458, 1235, 1236, 1344

toxicity, etc., of herbicides 711

see also certain headings begin-
ning Soil.
Soils, Agricultural Engineering, and
Plant Industry Bureau,
see Plant Industry, Soils,
and Agricultural Engi-
neering Bureau.

Sokol, Elinor S., court case 1318

Solanine, role in potato 859

Solar variation and weather 311

Solby, Bruno, mental hygiene program

for Fed. employees 388

Solder, specifications 200, 839

Soldiers :

healthiest man in world 1435

short-term, challenge to officers 1435

soldier shows 446

see also Armed forces — Army —
Veterans.

Soldiers' deposits. Army regulations 998

Soldiers' Home, District of Columbia :

deductions for maintenance 216,

691, 1213

estimates 305, 677, 824

Soldiers with coupons, broadcast series- 371
Sole leather, see Leather, hides, and
skins.

Solicitor, Agriculture Dept 152,

863, 1148, 1239
Solicitor, Interior Dept. :

salary 266, 757, 875

to act as Under or Assistant Sec-
retary 1307

Solicitor, Labor Dept- 88. 192, 288, 411, 527,
659, 596, 1102, 1287, 1385

to act as Secretary 1201

Solicitor General, Assistant, estimate- 116
Solid Fuels Administration for War:

bituminous coal distribution 1271

budget, 1947 824

Pennsylvania anthracite distribu-
tion 394, 509

report 399

Solomon Islands :

air navigation charts 1193

sailing charts 419, 537, 1301

Solone, Carlo, correct naval record 756

Solvents :

applicability to tung oil 1343

trade name, composition 1079

Som Dom, chart 008

Sombrero Islands, chart 1412

Page
Somers, Andrew L. (Representative
from N. Y.) :

bill introduced by 1255

reports made by —

Mines and Mining Com 755

Somers Construction Co 188. 500

Somerset Shipyards, Inc 1098

Somes, Howard E., court case 160

Sonimcrt'eld, Edna E., fitting dresses-- 710

Sonnuers, Jack, court case 82, 315

Sonora, Mexico, tungsten deposits of

southern part 69

Sonora, Tex., aircraft accident 1151

Sonora River, aeronautical chart- 585, 1245
Soot-remover compound, specification- 541

Sopko. Mike, relief 308, 490, 735

correction for May monthly index- 570

Sorcey, August, court case 408

Soreug, Edgar M., court case 653

Soreng, Mary, court case 653

Sorensen, H., inter-American rubber

development 1235

Sorghum :

growing and feeding 1345

standards, handbook 340

Sotola, Jerry, chemical composition,

etc., of sweetclover hay_ 1015
Soule, Hartley A. :

flying qualities of airplanes 95

stalling of tapered wings 104

wing sweep influence on aircraft- 960
Soul6, John H. :

Gallinas fluorspar deposits 791

White Eagle fluorspar mine 1174

Sound (channel between Denmark and
Sweden) :

lights and fog signals 606

Sound-absorbout cylinders, see Cylin-
ders.
Sound recording sets, technical man-
ual 1327

Soundings, oceanic 814

Soundview Pulp Co 315

Sour cherries, see Cherries.
Source book series, National Park Serv-
ice JL272

South (U. S.) :

4- H club work in Southern States. 861

looking forward 145

South Africa, see Union of South

Africa.
South America :

aviation chart 1196

economic survey 112

same (in Spanish) 112

lights and fog signals, list 533

sailing directions, supplements- 668, 813
see also American republics.
South American Indians, see Indians.
South Atlantic Ocean, see Atlantic

Ocean.
South Atlantic States, see Atlantic

States.
South Bend, Ind., instrument approach

chart 1025

South Buffalo Ky. :

court case 523, 952

I. C. C. decision 944

South Carolina :

conservation practices, handbook- 152

court case 989

distribution of Pennsylvania an-
thracite 394, 509

electric rate book 501

mail routes, schedules 201,

424,971, 130G

post route map 114

topographic maps, etc 507

war casualties 1302

South Carolina Highway Department :

bridge across I'ee Dee River 363,

494, 592

bridge across Santee River 610,

748, 874
South Central States, .<tec Central

States.
South China Sea, chart 298

1666

Index, 1940

Page
iSouth Dakutu :

di»tril)UtU)ii of Pennsylvania an-

ihrucite 394, 509

electric rate booiv 1077

ijolil, silver, coiiper, lead, and zinc. 037

metal niiniiiK, H>45 1270

post route iiiai) ll'j

sand and gravel deposits li.'io

topofe'raidiie maps 126t)

war casualties 1302

World War II honor list 1332

South Kohala, extend franchise of Ililo

Electric Co 48,200,351

South Pacific Ocean, .sec Pacitic Ocean.
South Plains A. A. F., instrument ap-
proach chart 1024

South Side Baiilc & Trust Co a»3

South Texas Commercial Bank of

Houston 1427

South Texas Lumber Co 131fv

Southbridge (luadran^le, Mass. -Conn 27-1

Southeastern Greyhound Lines V>4A

Southeastern Sand & Gravel Co.- 885, 1007
Southerland, F. L., Government inspec-
tion of processed fruits,

etc 581

Southern Acid & Sulphur Co., Inc 1374

Southern Brighton Mills, see Brighton

Mills. Inc.
Southern California Edison Co., Ltd__ 360.

492, 605, 735

Southern California Minerals Co 403

Southern farming, see Agriculture..

Southern Fireproofing Co 188, 1284

Southern Goods Corporation 1311

Soutliern Minnesota Joint Land Bank_ 434
Southern Pacific Co. :

control, Southern Pacific Trans-
port Co 1180

court case 173, 207

408, 803, 952, 989, 1259

demurrage 280

rates on contractor's equipment 644

rates on steel 945

San Francisco & Napa Valley

R. R. V 111, 970

Soufliern Pacific Lines Hospital Asso-
ciation 115,268

Southern Pacific R. R. :

land exchange 263. 736, 754

right-of-wa.v conveyance. 755, 922, 1034

Southern Pacific Transport Co 1180

Southern Ry., accidents 181.

401. 1089. 1275
Southern Regional Research Labora-
tory 10

adhesive properties of tire cord in

rubbers 10

peanut protein 1233

peanuts and products, research.- 1233

through the war and now 457

Southern States, arc South (U. S.).

Southern States Coperative, Inc 57S

Southern Steamship Co 281

Southern United Ice Co 1298

Southern Wyoming Coal Operators As-
soc 1275

Southgate Brokerage Co., Inc 85

Southwest (U. R.) :

carrot i)roduction 1145

Soutliwestern Graphite Co SO.I

Southwestern Oil it Gas Co 993

Southwestern Power Administration

apriropriation 595

Southwick. Franklin W. :

organic eminations in atmosphere
surrounding stored ap-
ples 145

volatile production of apples 145

Southworth, Evelina K.. raw cotton.

.Tapaneso trade study 317

Soviet Union. «rr TTnion of Soviet So-
cialist Republics.
Soybean meal to supplement prairie

hay 1341

Soybean oil. catalytic conjugation 10

Page
Soybeans :

Japanese trade study 317

nuirkct summary 14, 713

protein production 1233

rates on 404

soybean or vegetable milk 1343

standards, handbook 340

stored seed, rel. of temperature,

etc 1235

Space heaters, repairs and utilities,

technical manual 1002

Spain :

sailing directions, supplement 668

Spanish Government and the

Axis 433

tuna industry 1170

Spalding, Hughes, exr., court case 286.

315

Spalding, Jack J., court case of exrs 286,

315

Spanagel, H. A., statement 44

Spanish-American War, see War with

Spain, 1898.
Spanish Fork River, report on flood con-
trol 849

Spanish Government, see Spain.
Spanish language :

dictionary of spoken Spanish 327

guide to spoken language 844

jihrase book 1131

Spanish War Veterans, see United
Spanish War Veterans.

Spann, Billy H., relief 376, 591

Spano, Bartholomew S.. airfoil with

venetian-blind flaps 289

Spare parts, see apparatus for which
spare parts are issued.

Spargo. John C, relief 492, 599, 735

Sparhawk, W. N., Japan, forest re-
sources, etc 149

Spark plugs :

general schedule of supplies 557

knocking tendency of engine-cylin-
der with 1 and 2 spark

plugs 1404

Sparrow, F. K., Asclepias syriaca found

in Michigan 1341

Spartanburg, S. C, instrument ap-
proach chart 1025, 1247

Spastics, aid eiven, investigation 165

Spaulding, R. E., court case- , 187

Spawners, traps for taking 505

Spearfish, S. Dak., instrument ap-
proach chart 728

Spearman, M. Leroy, control surface
characteristics. airfoil

with plain flap 1296

Spears, William O.. court case 85, 625

Special agents, .see Disbursinir officers.
Special bulletins, see names of depart-
ments, etc., issuing bulletins.
Special committees, see names of com-
mittees.
Special Devices Division, Research and

Inventions Ofllcp__ 1107.1299
Special orders, .see names of depart-
ments, etc., issuing or-
ders.
Special publications, see names of de-
partments, etc., issuing
publications.
Special service schools, see Army serv-
ice schools.
Special Services Division. Army Serv-
ice Forces 446

Special Servieos Office. Federal Secur-
ity Agency 1263.1363

establishment, notes of general

interest 1226

Special studies, see name of dennrt-
ments, etc., making
studies.
Specialists :

Arniv Air Forces, wartime train-
ing 1. 1328

In Western Hemisphere, exchange- 123

January-December

1667

Pago
Specifications, see Government sup-
plies • — Military equip-
ment and supplies —
Naval supplies — also
names of supplies — also
names of certain recla-
mation projects.
Specimens, see special subject.
Spectacles :

procurement for military, etc.,

personnel lo'A

smoke-glass, specification (>72

Spector Motor Service 77, 186, 1281

Spcelman, S. R., Shetland ponies 230

Speers, Pa., bridge 479, 610, 874

Spence, Brent (Representative from
Ky.) :
reports made by —

Banking and Currency Com_ 34,
164, 243, 355, 473, 596,
740, 879, 1049-50

Conference Com 352,

593, 877, 1047

Spence, Sybel, relief of estate 492.

885, 1034
Spence Field, instrument approach

chart 345, 1247

Spencer, Damon A. :

angora goat 1144

multinipple trait in sheep 457

Spencer, Herbert A., decoration of

honor 1031, 1051

Spencer, R. C. :

combustion, knock, etc., in engine- 94
knocking tendency of air-cooled

engine cylinder 1404

preignition characteristics of

fuels 90

Spencer, Richard C, elections calendar,

1946 235

Spencer, Robert V., exploration of Mag-
net Cove Rutile Co.

property 1360

Spencer, Wm., & Son Corporation 654

Spencer Corporation 952, 1185

Sperry gyro, see Gyroscope.

Sphygmomanometers, specification 215

Spicer, E. H., impounded people, Japa-
nese Americans - 1274

Spicer, S. S., excretion of DDT in

man 779

Spider Island, chart of Chih-chu Tao

anchorage 903

Spiegel, Sidney M., court case 80".

Spieker, Edmund M., Mesozoic and
Cenozoic history of

Utah 1171

Spier Aircraft Corporation 173, 523, 920

Spiers, Thomas L. (or Jack), court

case 85

Spin (aircraft) :

aileron as aid to recovery 99

canard airplane, free-spinning-
tunnel tests 1388

control manipulation effect on

recovery 1404

large airplanes 1289

low-wing monoplane 100

models with extreme variations in

mass distribution 1404

tail design for satisfactory recov-
ery 66]

Spina, Joseph, court case l(!(i

Spinal cord injuries, what's my score?- 1431

Splngarn, Stephen J., statement 1101

Spinnichia, I.aura, relief 599

Spirella Co., Inc 803

Spirit Mountain, exploration of nickel

prospect 1271

Spiropentane, synthesis 412

Spithoad, chart 539

Spitz, Ruth S., State legislation on

labor relations 102

Spitzer, Harry H., court case 188

Splenetic fever, see Tick fever.

Splices, lapped bar, in concrete beams- 158

Page

Spodumene :

flotation studies 938

production of lithium chloride 635

Spoilers :

on tapered wing 104

on wing with full-span split, etc.,

flaps 104

Spokane, Wash. :

aeronautical charts 22, 725

instrument approach chart . 727

Spolan, I., acetylene explosibility 73

Sponge iron, see Iron.

Sponges, production and international

trade 505

Spoons, specifications 541, 671

Sporeforming bacteria, see Bacteria.

Spores, aerial dissemination 1015

Spotlights, incandescent, specification- 1410
Spotted fever, see Rocky Mountain

spotted fever.
Sprague, Roderick, rootrots and leaf-
spots of grains, etc 1017

Sprays and spraying :

Mexican fruitfly repellent spray-_ 231

power sprayer for Insecticides 1145

see also Insecticides — also names
of materials.
Spreiter, John R., maximum lift co-
efficients 529

Spring Hill (luadrangle. Conn 507

Spring Lake nuadrangle. Ark 787

Spring Valley, Wis., aircraft accident- 1022
Si)ringerville, Ariz., memorial to Gus-

tav Becker 897, 1036

Springfield, 111., instrument approach

chart 727

Springfield, Mo., instrument approach

chart 1025

Springfield, Ohio, milk handling, order- 1346
Springfield Co-operative Bank, relief- 54, 162
Springfield-Greene Co. Airport, instru-
ment approach chart 1025

Springfield south quadrangle, Mass.-

Conn 634

Springs, berth, specification 422

Springstead, Charles A., director and

trustee, court case 267

Spruce Production Corporation, report

on audit 10^2

Spyglasses, specification 817

Squabs, raising 860

Squantum, Mass., instrument approach

chart 345

S(iuare Construction Co 267, 523, 952

Srimaharacha. see Ban Si Racha,

Thailand.
SSB, see Social Security Board.
SSS, see Selective Service System.
Stability of airplanes :

airplane with free controls 100

analysis of longitudinal stability- 100
design effect on lateral stability — 100
dihedral, etc., effects on stability- 1103
directional —

effects on lateral stability — 1104

fighter airplane 1294

tests of 2 airplanes 1404

Douglas A-26, flight, etc., meas-
urements 1294

effect of canopies 810

effect of jets 1292

elevator-fabric distortion effects — 1294
fighter airplane in inverted flight

attitude 1405

force and moment coefficients

useful 100

fuselage in yaw : 96

laniiiinr boundary layer 1294

lateral area effect 1294

kiiig-iange Hying boat 1404

negative dihedral effect 1294

proiH'ller and slipstream relation- 140;>
rudder-free theory, verification-- 1404

sideslip, effect of 1405

slipstream effects 100

spring-loaded tab effect 1404

1668

Index, 1946

Page
Stability of airplanes — Continued

static niarKin, etc., effects 1204

tailless airplanes- 100, 1294, 1404, 1405
tip (lihedrjil effect on lateral sta-
bility 1103

wind tunnel and full-scale fli|t;ht_ 95
wind-tunnel data on directional

stability 100

winp sweep induence 960

with automatic pilot 100

yaw effect 100

Stability Research Division 1405

Stabilization, sec Economic condi-
tions— also special sub-
ject.

Stabilizers, fi.xed, etc., comparisons 1405

Stack and Keader Division, history,

etc 808

Stackpolc, Miner R., flood in Baldwin,

Maine 500

Stadelman, R. E., inter-American rub-

• ber development 12.^5

Staff trnininR, current practices 1168

Stafford Springs quadrangle. Conn 934

Stage, 11. H. :

DDT in control of flies 148

DDT in controlling tleas 231

Stahl, J. C., hydrometallurgy, etc., of

cobalt 178

Stain, brown, chemical, in pine 580

Stakman, E. C, inter-American rubber

development 1235

Stalder, Jackson R., air infiltration in

airplane cabins 660

Stall (aircraft) :

measurement of stalling charac-
teristics 1292

vertical tail surfaces 100

Stallforth, Federico, court case 435

Stamford Harbor, engineer report 1134

Stamm, Alfred J. :

acetylated wood 1147

chemical utilization of wood 460

heat-stabilized wood 1147

resin treatment, etc.. of wood prop-
erties 580

resinoids for wood impregnation. 580
Stamps, see Postage stamps.

Stamps Division 819

Standard Bentonite Co 85

Standard Dredging Corporation 360,

911, 1034

Standard Gas & Electric Co 953

Standard-Knapp Corporation 926.

1185, 1284

Standard Oil Co. of California 9r,2

Standard Oil Co. of Louisiana 12S4

Standard Oil Co. of New .Jersey 404

Standard Rolling Mills. Inc 60

Standard stock catalog, see Federal
standard stock catalog.

Standard Transformer Co 1076, 1185

Standard Trouser Co 1299

standard Tube Co 835

Standards :

commercial standard series 25, 466.

730, 731, 1028-30

commercial standards, list 348.

588. 1028, 1353
see also Simplified practice recom-
mendations— also names
of coniodities.
Standards (flags), see Flags.

Standards and Curriculum Division 109,

299. 420, 814. 815. 966.
1108, 1196, 1302, 1413
Standards Bureau, see National Bureau
of Standards.

Standish, Allan M., court case 654

Standish, Beatrice M.. court case 654

Standish, .Tolin, wages in lumber in-
dustry, 1944 658

Stands, operating-room, specification-- 200
Stanfill, William A. (Senator from
Ky.) :
report made by —

Post Offices and Post Roads

Com 923

Page
Stang, Ambrose H., tensile tests of

parachute webbing 1029

Stiinik, Olga, relief of guardian 260, 350

Stanitz, John D., flow coefficients of

poppet intake valves 529

Stanley, D. E., court case 189,408

Stanley, Raymond, correct naval rec-
ord 367

Stanley Works, low-carbon steel tests. 1174
Stansbury, William M., blood levels of

calcium, etc., in cattle 1015

Stansby, M. E., handling fresh fish 785

Stanton, (Jeorge S.. realm of flight 464

Staples, specification 672

Stapleton, C. Benjamin, relief of es-
tate 766, 885, 1034

Stapleton Airfield, instrument ap-
proach chart _ 345, 726, 1246
Star City, W. Va.. bridge across Mo-

nongahela River 261. 351

Star Engineering Co 1221

Star routes :

carrying of mail 1076

service and contractors 897

Star-spangled banner birthplace 511

Star Steel Supply Co 1420

Starch glue, .see CJlue.

Starfish, natural history, etc 631

Stark, Sandol M., exrx., court case 1123

Starnes, Xavier B., explorations for

fluorite 1366

Starr, Donald F. :

immature stages of Anastrepha

serpentina 1016

repellent spray against Mexican

fruitfly 231

Starr, William, court case 1311

Starr Jobbing House 1311

Stars :

energy spectra 551

ephemeris, 1947 1365

Starvation, see Famine relief.

Stassi, Joseph A., court case 654

State Bridge Commission of Michigan- 83

State Department 122, 207, 313,

4.32. 552, 682. 830. 983.
1120, 1206, 1312, 1422
appropriations, 1946 —

estimates, etc___ 305, 427, 547, 677
appropriations, 1947 —

estimates, etc 305,

427, 677, 823, 824, 975

heariiigs 596, 905

law 1044

reports 472, 484, 763. 877

biographic register 1206

bulletin 122, 830

title page and index 1313

disseminate information abroad,
etc —

hearings 1052

reports 41, 759. 918

intelligence research organization. 1207

poster.5 553

publications 122,

314, 433, 830, 831, 1314

publications on peace 1207

surplus property disposal outside
U. S.—

hearing 381

law 1044

reports 381, 888

Under Secretary of State for Eco-
nomic Affairs —

hearings 1253

law 1045

reports 746. 760. 1071

see also Byrnes, James F. — For-
eign service.

State Distributing Co 549

State Guard, Army regulations 217

State health departments, sec Health
authorities.

State Law Index 89. 808, 1189

State of the Union, see United States.
State Tax Commission, court case 554

January-December

1669

states :

boards for vocational education,

reports

debt in 1945

education ollicers

employment and pay rolls

expenditure in 1944

Federal aid, see in main alphabet.
Federal aid — also special
Bubject.

finances 18, 235, 583,

1020, 1149, 1240,
funds, general, highway, and post-
war-reserve 583,

highway obligations

legislation —

enacted during biennium

1948-44

latest editions, sessions, etc —

summaries 89

see also special subject,
publications, monthly checklist.
807.
services under social security act-
tax collections in 1944

tax collections in 1946

weights and measures offices

see also names of States.
Static pressure :

error in high-speed dives, etc

on airplane wing, measuring .

position error as applied to pitot-

static tube

Stationary engineer, job

Statistical abstract of United States-
Statistical bulletins, see names of de-
partments, etc., issuing
bulletins — -also subjects.
Statistical Division, Internal Revenue

Bureau

Statistical Section, Income Tax Unit_-
Statistical Standards Division, Budget

Bur 540,

Statistics :

collections, etc., by Census Bu-
reau—

hearings

minority views

reports 473,

function of Office of Education

international coordination

see also Vital statistics — also spe-
cial subject.
Statistics and Research Division,
Treasury Dept., see Re-
search and Statistics
Division, Treasury Dept.
Statistics Section, Relocation Planning

Division

Statue of Liberty National Monument-
Statutes, .see Laws.
Statutes at large, see Laws.
Stauffer, (,". R.. Santa Ana Mountain

clay region

Staybwood, see Wood.
Steam-engine indicators, specification-
Steam fitter, job

Steam railways, see Railroads.

Steam traps, specification

Stebel. Gertrude, court case 500

Stebp], .Julius, court case 500,

Steckel, A. P., court case

Stednian. X. 0., railroad accident

Steece, H. M., agricultural experiment
stations, 1945

Page

928
18
627
OoT
717

717,
1350

1020
629

89
503
808

89,

1188

409

235

1149

1156

1388
1294

1294

326

342.

1350

557
213

1115

473
473
759
501
1062

1370
1084

Steel :

boron
boron

in.

spectrographic determina-
tion

castings, facts for industry 154

castings, German industry

corrosive resisting, specifications-
damaging effect of fatigue stress-
ing

fabricated structural, wage struc-
ture 658,

1172

199

440

1416
647
647
189

1371

458

1365

1028
, 864
1271
1127

13.54

1101

Page
Steel — Continued

forgings, facts for industry 154, 864

forgings, wage structure 658

hot-rolled carbon steel bars, etc 731

metallurgical research program-- 1174

plants and facilities, disposal 138, 380

Poisson's ratio, iniluence of de-
formation, etc 101

preprint from minerals yearbook- 13()6

prior fatigue-stressing effects 100

rates on steel- 280, 404, 645, 945, 1093

rates on steel plates 945

scrap, monthly report 74

scrap, preprint from minerals

yearbook 1366

smaller users, problems 486

special treatment, welding 815

specifications 200, 422, 542,

672, 817, 839, 969, 1110
structural shapes, simplified prac-
tice 239

tensile elastic properties 101

torsional elastic properties 101

war changes in industry 434

see also names of articles manu-
factured from steel.

Steel drums, rates 1375

Steel Fact-Finding Board, see Presi-
dent's Steel Fact-Finding
Board.

Steel Trading Corporation 1374

Steely, E. N., Edwardsville demon-
stration project .*_ 16

Steem Electric Co 1420

Steering gear. Ships Bureau manual 1414

Stefansson, Karl, copper bullion

claims, Rua Cove 1170

Steffen, Paul .T., maximum lift coeffi-
cients 529

Stelerman, B. L. :

porcelain combinations of mag-
nesia, etc 869

size grading of diamond powder 1156

Stein, Edward B., court case 952,

1098, 1427

Stein, Jacob R., court case 654

Stein, Leo, court case 952, 1098, 1427

Stein, Manuel, critical stress for flat

plate 1405

Stein Bros. Manufacturing Co 952,

1098, 1427

Steiner, Harold M., court case 408

Steiner, R., photoviscous properties

of fluids 96

Steinert, Oscar R., relief 361, 492, 591

Steinle, Mary L.. DDT effects on

aquatic organisms 269

Steinmetz, Nora M., relief 613, 734

Stelmak, Gregory, relief 29

Stem rust, quarantine modification 458

Stempin, Carl W., induced-velocity

field of helicopter rotor- 1291
Stench warning tests, Lake Superior

district 179

Stencil correction compound, specifi-
cation 214

Stencil ink, specifications 323

Stencil paper, specification 838

Stenographers, job 326

Stephan, Frieda .1.. nonfarm residen-
tial repair, etc 1027

Stephens, J. L., crotalaria culture and

utilization 1344

Stephenson, Charles S., court case 408,

1259

Stephenson, .T. Tom, relief 376, 591

Stepp, Nicholas T., relief 246, 492, 591

Stepparents, allowances under pay re-
adjustment act 31

Sterling area, monetary and exchange

policy 24

Sterling Sugars, Inc 283, 1098

Sterling Sugars Sales Corporation 283,

1098

Sterling Supply Co 550

Sterling Transfer 1180

Stern, Boris, World Federation of

Trade Unions 411

1670

Index, 1946

Page

Stern, Harry 1., exr., court cnso__ G51, 125S

Storn, Herbert I-., court case 654

Sternberg, \Y. M., lithium chloride

from spoilumene 63o

Sternberg Dredging Co 1287

Stettuer, Walter F., public works,

postwar study 1160

Stevedoring, technical manual 844

Stevens, W. H. S., per diem costs of

car ownership, etc 516

Stevick, C. P., suspected venereal dis-
ease contacts 930

Steward, Julian II., South American

Indians 829

Stewards :

chief commissary, training course. 67()

master and steward 206

steward 3c & 2c, training course. 81")
Steward's mates. Navy training course. 42i)

Stewart, Arthur T., court case 207.

408, 6.-i4
Stewart, Charles W., relief of estate — 477,

615, 730

Stewart, Henry B., court case 267.

408, 654

Stewart, James, & Co., Inc 173, 408

Stewart, James, Corporation 125'J

Stewart, Paul, court case__ 267, 408, 654
Stewart, T. D., fossil human skeletal

remains 1120

Stewart, Thelma, hydrodynamic impact

loads for prismatic float- 1292
Stewart, Tom (Senator from Tenn.) :
reports made by —

Interoceanlc Canals Com__ 56, 919

Stewart, Wesley J., relief 29

Stewart Field, instrument approach

chart 23

Sticic. see Control stick.
Stickle, George W. :

cooling pressure for cowlings — 92, 290
effect of body nose shape on pro-
peller 292

propeller analysis 99

Stickley, G. W. :

fatigue life of aluminum alloy 91

fatigue strength of aluminum

alloy , 91

spot-welded joints, etc 97

Sticks :

cruiser, specification 967

packing, specification 200

Stienberger, Josephine P., exrx., court

case 500, 654

Stienberger, Louis, court case of exrx. 500.

654
Stierli, Harry :

DDT house spray application 269

DDT sprays for mosquitoes in

dwellings 269

StifiFeners (aircraft) :

flat panels with 4 types 101

panels under combined compres-
sion and shear 101

restraint provided rectangular

plate 293

shear-resistant plate-girder webs_ 101
StlflTness and carrv-ovcr factors under

axial lo;ul 1400

Stigler, William G. (Kopresentative
from Okla.) :
reports made by —

Claims Com 35-39, 244-246,

356-357, 359, 474-475,
742-744, 881-884, 886,
1050

Conference Com 470, 1046

Indian Affairs Com 747

Stiles, George, relief 492, 591

Stiles, George W., anaplasmosis in

cattle 1233

Stlne, O. C, outlook for agriculture,

1947 and beyond 1342

Stiner zinc property, exploration 794

Stivers, Louis S., jr. :

aerodynamic characteristics of

airfoils 13.«;7

airfoil for helicopter rotor blades. 1387

Page
Stock catalogs, see Government sup-
plies.

Stock clerk, job 440

Stock exchanges, investigation of prac-
tices. Index to hearings. 1357

Stock Pile Board, creating 58

Stock-piling, see Strategic and criti-
cal materials.
Stock ninges :

increasing forage, etc 757

management, schools giving

courses 712

mountain meadow range condi-
tion 579

publications, price list 630

Stockholders, see Securities.

.Stockinet, specification 323

Stockman, Lowell (Kepresentative
from Oreg.) :
report made by —

Public Lands Com 254

Stocks, see Securities.

.Stockstrom, Arthur, exr., court case 1124

Stockstrom, Louis, court case of exr 1124

Stoddard fluorite mine, exploration 1306

Stokdyk, E. A., farmers' cooperatives. 149
Stokers (mechanical) :

bituminous-anthracite mixture

tests 793

burning bituminous, etc., coals 275

burning tests of coal 510

facts for industry 154, 864

StolofT, Leonard S., agar and other

seaweed gums 630

Stone, Charles S., fuel vaporization

loss 1397

Stone, Harlan F. :

death, display of national flag 545

death, proclamation announcing.. 545
Stone, J. L., rat infestation on oil

tankers 389

Stone, Mae M.. relief 744, 911, 1034

Stone. Minnis R., relief 39, 54, 162

Stone, Sybil A., St. Paul experiment in

child welfare 1362

Stone & Copper Coal Co., Inc 744

Stone :

crushed and broken, in 1945 1271

dimension, in 1945 1271

preprint from minerals yearbook. 1271

rates on 280. 1375

structural, publications 868

Stone carver, occupations related to 1382

Stoppage of goods in transit, Cudahy

Packing Co 281

Stoppage of pay, see Pay, allowances,

etc.
Storage :

in zone of interior 1002

industry, wage studies 1383

see also names of commodities
stored.
Storage batteries, see Electric bat-
teries.
Storage charges, case of Eleanor M.

Morris 1372

Storcli, II. H.. hydrogenation and

liquefaction of coal 936

Storch, R. H., bi-metallic molybdenum

deposit 1271

Stores :

department, index of stocks 928

department, labor market informa-
tion 526

emplo.vee suggestion system 237

establishing and operating —

apparel store 1026

confectionery-tobacco store 1352

feed and farm supply store 1352

grocery store 465

hardware store 587

shoe business 1155

variety and general merchan-
dise store 1155

selecting location 1155

sec also Retail trade.
Storms, Walter R., diamond drilling of

potash reserves 793

January-December

1671

Pago

Storms :

electrical structure of tluiuder-

storms 103

investigate causes, etc., of thun-
derstorms— -

hearings 478

reports 479

recurvature of tropical storms 108.

814

tornadoes in United States 589

tropical cvclones throughout the

world 814

typlioons and hurricanes, aviation

training 1411

Storstand, Bjarne. court case 160

Stout, Myron, temperature rel. to sugar

beet reproduction 577

Stoutemyer, V. T.. plant propagation

under florescent lamps- 458
Stoves :

cooking and heating, facts for in-
dustry — 153, 864

electric household ranges, facts for '

industry 154

electrical cooking equipment, spec-
ification 119S

field range, technical manual 328

inspections, etc., technical man-
ual 442

oil-hurning ranges, specification- 119S

rationing, industry letter 110

rationing, statistics 110

Stow Manufacturing Co 1437

Stowawavs, amending immigration

act 889

Stowell. Elbridge Z. :

bending and shear stresses 140."

critical compressive stress 293

restraint provided plate bv stiff-

ener 293

strength of cylinders 93

stresses of cantilever beam 1295

Straddle trucks, operator selection,

etc 328

Strain gages, xee Gages.
Strains, see Stresses and strains.
Strait, .see name of strait.

Stralsund, chart 1103

Strapping, flat, steel, specification 129

Strass, H. Kurt, horizontal tail sur-
faces 810, 1295

Strategic and critical materials :

defense investigation 773

disposition of accumulations 58

index numbers 88

investigations of Geological Sur-
vey 506.1171

maps 70, 392, 933, 1172

procurement, estimate 1115

stocks —

hearings 5S. 365

law __- 1043

reports 58. 480. 608, 738, 877

see o?so names of materials.

Strategic Bombing Survev 218,

1107. 1218-19. 1322. 1323.
1324. 1432. 1433
Strategic Materials Stock Piling
Board :
establishing —

liearings 58, 365

report 58

Strategic plotting chart 670

Stratton. Lynn T>. :

estate and gift tax provisions 1256

excise tax provision 1250

individual income tax provisions. 600

Straus, Rose N., exrx., court case 687

Strauss, A. M., relief 54. 162

Straw :

bleaching studies on pulps 1343

wheat, furfural-yieldijig constit-
uents 575

Strawberries, specification 1430

Strawberry Valley project, map 1088

Streamers, see Flags.
Streams, see Rivers.

Page

Street and Highway Safety Confer-
ence, nee National Con-
ference on Street and
Highway Safety.
Streetcar operators, union wage rates- 058
Streiff, Anton J., purity of hydro-
carbons 239

Strength accountability. Army regula-
tions 691, 1322

Strength of materials :

fatigue tests, specimens with cir-
cular hole 101

standard test specimens, etc 412

subpress for compressive tests 102

tests of plain and alclad 24S-T

sheet 101

see also names of materials and
articles.
Streptomycin :

atitibacterial action on Hemo-
philus influenzae 1167

chemoiherapeutic action in tuber-
culosis 176

in experimental plague 1079

tuberculostatic action 503

Streptothricin, tuberculostatic action- 50.3
Stresses and strains :

adaptor for measuring principal

strains 102

aircraft engine crankshaft 140r>

analysis by photoelastic method-- 530

automatic electrical analyzer 293

bending, due to torsion in D sec-
tion box 1406

calculation of stresses in mono-

coques 102, 194. 661

cantilever beam 1405

comparison of stress - strain

curves 102

corrosion problem 1104

critical compressive, etc., of

curved sheet 1295

curved sheet 1406

cut-outs in torsion boxes, stresses

around 810

cyclic stress-strain studies 102

determination, supportTng speci-
mens 140fi

elimination of contact-resistance
errors in strain-gage

measurements 530

fatigue stressing on steel 1354

fiber stresses for wood poles 1146

infinitely long flat plate 1405-6

■ near juncture of closed and open

torsion box 1406

open box beams 140fi

rapid analysis charts 293

strain rosettes, misalinement of

strain-gage components. 120."i

tests of stress-carryinc door 1400

torsion of flanged members 102

ultimate stresses developed bv

24S-T sheet 102

see also Bucklinsr — also names of
materials and articles.

Rtrihll'ng. Crystal R.. relief 492, 736

Strieker, Edward G.. knock-limited per-
formance of blends 1391

Strickland, L. J., Lincoln County,

Tenn., soil survey 339

Strickland. L. R.. motor carrier de-
cision 644

Strickland. Ruth G.. how to build a

unit of work 1078

Strickland Transportation Co., Inc_ 644
Strikes and lock-outs :

Government employees asserting
right to strike, prohibit

payment 610. 738

strike limitation, national policy- 528

wartime records 485

work stoppages caused by labor

disputes 1384

see also Labor disputes.
Stringer, Louis D., Atlantic salmon — 631

1672

Index, 1946

Page
Strip (Toppiii;;, srr Crops.
Striped hnss, xrc Hass.

Strolim. Wiilter K., relief 258, 425

Strom, Cliarles, court case 687

Strom, Flora, court case 687

Stronp, Ernest, court case 1427

Strong, F. M., carotene content of corn

plant 573

Structural models, applicability of sim-
ilarity principles 102

Structures, see Buildings.

St%b. Johti. court case 60, 17.T

Stubbs, Dorotliy. first lapse in ven-
ereal disease clinics 64

Stubbs, Trawiclv II.. tropical disease

education program 1079

Stucke, Adela, compulsory sickness in-
surance legislation 502

Student pilot guide, see Aviators.
Students, aid of Interagency Commit-
tee on Youth Employ-
ment and Education 1.383

i>ee also Fellowships.

Students and Teachers Day .37!)

Studs, specification 421

Stnhr. Leo. relief 376, 509, 822

Stumble-On copper-sulfur property, ex-
ploration 1365

Stump. Herbert, accident investiga-
tion 20

Stump. Robert L.. aplastic anemia__ 270

Sturtevant, Paul A., court case 870

SiibhituminouR coal, see Coal.

Snbic P>ay defensive sea area 675

Subic Bay naval airspace reservation- 675

Subpress for compressive tests 102

Subsidies :

price control, etc., extension —

hearings 473, 596, 763, 906

law 104.3

messages of the President 974.

1113

minority views 473, 763

reports--- 473, 484, 763, 877, 1047
sugar, etc. —

hearing 373

law 470

reports 352, 374

Subsistence allowances :

Army regulations 216

438, 559. 841. 1128

Executive order 972

prorate tables 559

veterans on job training, etc 1039.

1060, 1070
Subsistence exDense act. .see Travel.
Subsistence Research and Development

Laboratory conference 1- 221
Subsistence stores, see Military equip-

nietit and supplies.
Subsonic flow, see Flow.
Subterranean termites, see Termites.
Subtilin production, concentration, etc_ 457
Suburbanites, publications of interest

to. price list 932

Sudden & Christenson. Inc 645, 1090

Sudzukhe River, chart 419

Suffer little children, film 581

Suffrage, see Voting.
Sugar :

net as amended 8

beet, uniformity of quality 1233

biolosrical studies of beet "sugars- 1233

canning without 119

chemical, etc., studies on beet

sugars 1233

diseases affecting production 163

during World War IT 1016

extension of act of 1937_ 739, 917, 1044

fact sheet S27

fall planting of sugarcane for

prodtiction 70S

home canning 1118

in sugarcane, research cTits

losses 70S

industry report _ 730

Japanese trade study-__J I. 317

Page
Sugar — Continued

problems, and impact on small

business 168

production and marketing proto-
col 1315

production in alcohol plants 618,

761, 875, 917, 1060

program for 1945 461

Puerto Rican and Hawaiian
crop — •

hearings 243, 373

report 164

statistics 1231

subsidy authorizations —

hearing 373

law 470

reports 352, 374

world situation 1233

sec also Wood sugars.
Sugar beets :

Argentine curly top 577

fair and reasonable prices 15

* male-sterility _-_ 340

poster 461

proportionate slinres for farms 1347

rei)roductioU, temperature rela-
tion 577

seed production 147

wage rates for 1946 crop 713, 1237

wages of farm workers in Calif.

harvests 1342

yellow wilt in Argentina 1345

Sugar Branch, Production and Mar-
keting Administration 15,

340, 461, 581, 713, 714,

1018-19, 1148, 1237, 1347
Sugarcane :

fair and reasonable prices for

crops 461, 713

fall planting increases sugar 708

farming practices 1018-19, 1148

hot-water treatment 708

industry restored by research, etc- 708

light and temperature influence 577

losses of sugar cut by research 708

prices for Virgin Islands crop 1237

proportionate shares for farms__ 1019

wages for production, etc 340, 461,

581, 713, 1347

Suggestion as cause of disease 656

Suggestions, see Employee sugges-
tion system.
Suits :

Navy anti-blackout 295

woman's, how to tailor 458

Sukumo Ko. chart 298

Sukumo Wan, chart 539

Sulfa drugs :

health education series 780, 1079

sulfonamides in shigellosis 388, 1166

Sulfate salts, effect on growth, etc.,

of peach 1235

Sulfite pulping of western red cedar 580

Sulfur :

exploration of Khavyan, etc.,

properties 1365

.Japanese trade study 317

native, mineral m.arket reports. 74, 793

preprint from minerals yearbook- 1175

rates on 281, 1375

Sulfuric acid :

exposure to direct contact 955

facts for industry 864

.Japanese trade study 317

specification, sulfuric "acid 214

specification, sulfuric acid and

oleum 110

Sullivan, J. Guy, relief 39

Sullivan, John B. (Representative
from Mo.) :
reports made by —

Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce Com 747-748

Sullivan. .John L.. letter 44

Sullivan. Thelma de Shazo. tests for
American trypanosomi-
asis 1262

Sullivan County, N. Y., soil survey- 1235

January-December

1673

Sullivan Drydock & Repair Corpora-
tion 648,

SuUwold, H. H., jr., Las Vegas Basin,

etc

Sulphur, see Sulfur.

Sulphuric acid, see Sulfuric acid.

Sumac poison, identification, etc

Sumatra :

chart

sailing directions, supplement

Sumatra quadrangle, Fla

Summit, Mont., railroad accident

Summit Lime Co 91i4, 1044,

Sumner, Thomas, relief 260,

Sumners, Hatton W. (Representative
from Tex.) :
reports made by —

Conference Com 593, 87

Judiciary Com

Sumter Farm & Stocli Co., Inc

Sun :

ephemeris, 1947

total eclipse. May 20. 1947

see also Solar variation.
Sun lamps, see Lamps.

Sun Radio Co

Sunal, Rudolph J., court case

Sunal, Theodore M., court case

Sunburn, health education series- 781,
Sunda Strait, sailing directions, sup-
plement

Sunlamps, see Lamps.

Sunnen, Joseph, court case

Sunrise Soda Water Works Co 81,

Sunset Crater National Monument--

Sunshine Bus Lines, Inc

Sunspot changes and weather changes-

Sunstroke, health education series

Sunswick Corporation

Suntan, health education series 781,

Suo Nada, chart

Supak, Henry, court case 979,

Supak, Nathan, court case

Supak, Sophia, court case

Supak & Sons Garment Manufacturing

Co

Superchargers :

carburetor throttle settings effect-
control of engine performance

flow at outlet of inlet elbow

flow tests on elbows

humidity effect on parameters

two-stage supercharging

see Turbosuperehargers.
Superintendent of Documents, see
Documents Office.

Superior Coach Corporation

911,

Superior Homes, Inc

Superior. Lake :

aeronautical chart 345,

port and terminal facilities

see also Lake Superior district.

Superior Portland Cement, Inc

Superphosphate, see Phosphates.
Supersonic flow, see Flow.
Supervision :

supervisory personnel in sales or-
ganizations

techniques for improvement

Supervisors, part in rehabilitation

Supplemental appropriations and esti-
mates, see Appropria-
tions also subject, or

names of departments,
etc., submitting esti-
• mate.

Supplies, see Aeronautical equipment
and supplies — Agricul-
tural supplies — Commer-
cial product.s — Govern-
ment supplies — Lend-
lease supplie.s — -Military
equipment and sup-
plies— Naval supplies —
Office equipment and sup-
plies— Postal supplies —
War relief.

Page

989

1172

861

539
666
507
1274
1059
350

5-877

43

189

1365
1196

625

952

1380

1167

533

687

1279

75

1180

431
1167
1259
1167

670
1204

979

979

979

1406
103
1396
1291
1401
103

599,

1034

308

1154
564

390

388
206
627

Page

Supplies and Accounts Bureau 109,

198, 299, 420, 540, 671.
815, 967, 1109, 1197, 1303,
1414

estimates 305, 547

manual 301, 543,

672, 969, 1110, 1199, 1416

memoranda 969

Supplies and Publications Division,
see Publications and Sup-
plies Division, Labor
Dept.
Supplies and Shortages of Food, Par-
ticularly Meat, Select
Committee to Investi-
gate, House :

expenses 594

report 371

Supply bulletins, see Military equip-
ment and supplies.
Supply catalogs, see Military equip-
ment and supplies.
Supply Corps, naval billets for officers- 420
Supply Priorities and Allocations

Board, minutes 1202

Supreme Court of United States 124,

209, 314, 433. 553, 684,
831, 988, 1122, 1207, 1315,
1425

cases adjudged —

1944, Oct. term (official re-
ports) 124, 211

1944, Oct. term (United
States reports) 554,

685, 1425

1945, Oct. term (official re-
ports) 832,990,

1122, 1208, 1316, 1425
1945, Oct. term (separates). 124,

210, 314-315, 43.3-434,
554, 684-685, 988-990,
1425

1945, Oct. term (United
States reports) 1425

1946, Oct. term (separates)- 1425
Court of Claims cases 624,

776, 1258
see also, in main alphabet,
names of parties to suits,
decisions, see, above, cases ad-
judged.

estimates 547, 824

journal 124, 433, 554, 1425

official reports, see, above, cases

adjudged,
opinions, see, above, cases ad-
judged,
petitions for certiorari and briefs
relating to tax matters,

title page and index 953

publications, price list 391

see also names of parties to suits.
Sur, Forest J., exploration of Bishop

Cap project 1366

Sureties, acceptable corporations 835-

836, 1210

Surety Bond Section 835-836, 1210

Surface Water Division 69,

178, 392, 506, 1080-81,
1171, 1266. 1365
Surface water supply, see Water.
Surgeon General, Army, see Medical

Department, Army.
Surgeon General, Navy, .see Medicine
and Surgery Bureau,
Navy Dept.
Surgeon General, Public Health Serv-
ice, see Public Health
Service.
Surgeons :

Medical Corps, Navy, temporary
appointment — •

hearings 1159, 1164

law 1044

letter from Navy Dept 1057

reports 896,922

Surgery, opportunities in Veterans

Administration 997

1674

Index, 1940

Page

Surgical activities of Federal govern-

nient o2S

Surgical apparatus and supplies, gen-
oral schedule 1429

see also name of special apparatus
or supply.

Surinam, economic situation 347,1251

Surplus liousius. xee Housing.
Surplus property :

acceleration of disposal, \\ AA

report ^l.

amend surplus property act t-i-t

care and handling, estimate 824

educational institutions, opinion

of Attorney General

foreign surplus disposal, reports-

12S3
C84,
1424

functions, consolidation 303, 42<;

functions, in foreign areas 674

handling excess, etc., war mate-
rials, estimate 547

in Territories and possessions 77

integration of disposal 980

investigation 381, 4M

739, 773, 1049

liquidation of war surpluses 330

make available to maritime acade-
mies - 754, 915, 1044

marine surplus catalog 808

marine surplus seller 90, 80S

overseas investigations 497

power and rectifier installation — 681

price list 8-7

product locator 980

quarterly progress reports -_ _ 9S0

reports by Surplus Property Bd — 13S.

sale outside U. S., State Dept.
agency —

hearing 381

law 1044

reports 381, 888

sale outside U. S., use of credits,

hearing 381

special listing 174.

268, 387, 681, 980

special offering . 387

summary, Apr. 30-Dec. 29, 1945- 61

surplus material bulletin 90

surplus property news 61, 777, 827

surplus property report 927

surplus reporter 174, 1077, 1119

veterans in small business —

hearings 1256

report -; — 1062

veterans' preference or priority —

hearings 621,

law

reports 477

see also Military equipment and
supplies — o?so names of
surplus articles, etc.

Surplus Property Administration

221, 330, 447
establishment, notes of general

interest 4

quarterly progress report 330

Surplus Property Board :

abolishment, notes of general in-
terest

reports 138,

Surplus Property in the Philippines,
Commission for Disposal
of, see Commission for
Disposal of Surplus
Property in the Philip-
pines.

Surplus Property Office

Surplus Property. Select Committee
to Investigate Disiiosl
tion of. House, funds
Surplus reporter, see Surplus property.

Surprise Candy Co 1299

Survant, Richard H., court case

Survey of current business 23, 728

weekly supplement 23, 72"

622

592
497

138.

4
330

.- 1049

1410
1284

Page

Surveying, public land, instructions,

supplements 1365

Surveyor, job ; 693

.Surveys, see special subject.
.Survivoi's insurance, sec Old age and
survivors insurance.

Susquehanna liiver, bridge 479,

748, 915, 1044
Sutton, James C, newspapers cur-
rently received 529

Suwannee Fruit & Steamship Co- 681, 1420
SwalTord, Rosa L., wartime record of
strikes and lock-outs,

1940-45 485

Swain, Robert C, court case 160, 349

Swan, Eliot J., social security post-
war study .- 1166

Swan, Henry, trustee, rates on kapok- 517
Swan Island :

animal quarantine station —

estimate 974

law 1044

reports 739, 903

Swank, Robert R., first lapse in ve-
nereal disease clinics 64

Swanson, Charles, court case 685

Swanson, Robert S. :

ailerons without exposed over-
hang balance 1386

airfoils with slotted extensible,

etc., flap 90

calibration, etc., procedures for

3-dimensional models 1389

lifting-surface-theory values of

damping in roll, etc 1401

solving lifting-surface-theory

problems 1292

Swanton, John R., Indians of south-
eastern United States-- 982

Swarzyk, Sigismund F.. court case 1098

Sweariugen, Wooddy, court case 1095

Sweat, F. B., relief 744, 911. 1034

correction for Aug. monthly in-
dex 1012

Sweat bands, leather, specification 1198

-Sweberg, Harold H. :

compressibility effects on down-
wash at tail 1406

factors affecting directional sta-
bility, etc 1294

ground effect on downwash, etc — 94,

290
maximum lift coefficients, etc.. of

airplanes 1292

Swedish language :

guide to spoken language 844

phrase book 1131

Sweeney, Catherine V., relief-- 39, 376, 591
Sweeney, T. R., excretion of DDT in

man 779

Sweeney, William J., court case 240

Sweeper Cove, chart 157

Sweeping compound, specification 300

Sweet Home quadrangle. Ark 1081

Sweetclover. see Clover.

Sweetman, W. J., alfalfa silage, etc.,

for milk production 575

Swectpotato weevil, effect of DDT 709

Sweotpotatoes :

black rot losses, preventing 1146

recipes 1344

Swent, J. W., court case 189

Swent, I'rsula L., court case 189

Swett, Clyde C, jr.. rubber conductors

for ignition cables 13S9

Swett, Paul P., suggestion as cause of

disease 656''

Swift, H. H., effect of DDT on aquatic

insects 1145

Swift & Co 281, 1374

Swikort, Max, porous chrome-plated

cylinder barrels 1290

Swimming, health education series 781,

1262
Swine : •

internal parasites 10

poster 581

January-December

1675

Page

Swine — Continued

removing roundworms' with so-
dium fluoride 230

statistics of hogs 1231

toxicity of lead arsenate, etc 1341

urinary 17-ketosteroid excretion

ny boars 337

see also Livestock.

Swingle, R. J.. Alaska coal, analyses- 030

Swink, Angus O., court case of exrs 408

Swink, Frances, exrx., court case 408

Switcliboards :

Army, operating practices 135

suriJlus Government property 208,

387, 681, ilSO

technical manual 1218

Switches :

bus-transfer switching equipment- 541'

sensitive, specification 198, 421

toggle, specification 198

Switching charges :

at Buffalo, N. Y 1375

at .Jacksonville, Fla 1375

see al»o names of companies.
Switzerland :

court case 1104, 1285

. economic information 347

Swoflford, Jewell W., appointment 1114

Sworzyn, Marilyn D., war and postwar

wages, prices, and hours- 411

Sycamore. American wood IS

Sydney Harbor, chart 420

Sykes, Bessie (Mrs. Luther S.), relief- 492,

736
Syllabication, G. P. O. style manual,

appendix 630

Symbols, disbursing 994

Syncliros, Navy, description, etc 960

Synthetic organic chemicals, see Chem-
icals.
Synthetic resins, see Resins.^
Synthetic rubber lining, see Rubber

lining.
Syphilis :

among civilians during World War

II 389

cases reported for 1st time 929

cause, spread, cure 1.'561

effect on life expectancy 781

false positive serologic reactions- 1107

in Negro high school 1202

microflocculation test 1262

mortality trends 781

I)enicillin and mapharsen in treat-
ment 1078

positive tests in men of draft age_ 389

protecting unborn baby 1262

studies, fibrosis, etc., of paren-
chymatous organs 1167

untreated, in male Negro 781

Syracuse, N. Y., instrument approach

chart 727, 1025

Syringes, ear, specification 215, 558

Syrups, see Sirups.

System Freiglit Service 044

System NaaO-CaO-AloOs-SiOa 588

T

T. V. A., see Tennessee Valley Author-
ity.

Ta-ku-shan, chart : 416

Tabards, .see Flags.

Tabio, Colombia, rural social organiza-
tion 232

Tables of allowances, see Military
equipment ami supi)lies.

Tables of equii>ment, see Military
equipment and supplies."

Tables of organization, see Army.

Tablets, water-purification, specifica-
tion 421

Tablewarp, general schedule of sup-
plies 99o, 1429

Tabs (airfoils) :

control-surface characteristics

from data 412

Page

Tabs (airfoils) — Continued

control-surface hinge moments ef-
fects 809

geared spring, for elevator con-
trol 1392

use to improve stick force in

turning 1295

Tachometer shafts, specifications 846

I'acoma, Wash., impact of war 806

Tacy, Paul E., relief 39, 241

Taeves, A., cement in Latin America- 936
Taft, Robert A. (Senator from Ohio) :
minority views —

Education and Labor Com 495

report made by —

Finance Com 55

Tahoe Village, Nev., aircraft accident- 1351

T'ai-Chou Wan. chart 1302

Tail (aircraft) :

all-movable horizontal, as longi-
tudinal control 1295

characteristics of horizontal tail

surfaces 103

compressibility effects on down-
wash 1406

dynamic loads Tin vertical tail 960

elevator-profile, etc., effects 1295

end-plate effects 103, 661

fabric deflection effect 1406

flexibility effect on control 1293

horizontal tail surface tests 810

loads in rolling pull-out ma-
neuvers 1400

low-drag, wind-tunnel investiga-
tion 661

optimum plan forms for control

surfaces 293

requirements for satisfactory spin

recovery 661

rounded horns and guards 1295

simplified vee-tail theory 1406

stalling of vertical tail surfaces-- 100
vee-type and conventional tail sur-
faces 103

vertical, influence on trim of air-
plane 1388

Tailing ponds, brown-ore district, ex-
ploration 1271

Taisya Ko, chnrt 417

Takasago K6, chart 964

Talbot, George H., court case 205,

308, 550

Talbot Mills 210

Talc :

industry in 1945 1270

preprint from minerals yearbook- 1271

rates on 279

correction for Mar. monthly

index "_ 334

Taliaferro, D. B.. water flooding of

oil sands in Texas 1175

Talkin, Herbert W., determining pro-
peller efficiency 1293

Talking books :

annual appropriation, increase 892,

10.36

in distribfiting libraries 807

Tallaliassee, Fla. :

aircraft accident 866

instrument approach chart 1025

Tallapoosa Count.v, Ala., mica and

beryl examination, etC-- 1269
Talmadge, Donald B., thrust coeffi-
cients for airplanes in

gliding 1290

Taml)urello, Vito, control surface char-
acteristics 1396

Tamiami Trail Tours, Inc 1180

Tampa, Fla., instrument appronch

charts 345, 727, 1025

Tampico Harbor, chart 1190

Tanada, T., utilization of nitrates by

coffee plants 1143

Tandaric, Steve, court case '- 286

Tandjoeng Panto, chart 669

Tank destroyers, tal)les of organization

and equipment 327

1676

Index, 1946

Page
Tank tosts, see Seaplanes.

Timkat't'. rates on 404, 1182

Tankers, oil, rat infestation 389

Tanks :

asphalt-storajie. specifloation 1304

liot-water storage, speeirtcntion 137

Tannini; aiul tanning materials, Jap-
anese trade study 316

Tansill, William R., organization of

Congress, bibliography-- 593

Taoiigi Atoll, cliart 960

Taoiigi Island Passage, chart 906

Tap rivets, see Rivets.
Tapes :

adhesive, packaging, etc., for over-
seas 1303

specifications 542,

672, 968, 969, 1212

Tapioca, rates on 945

Tar. rates on 280

Tar roofing and siding, facts for indus-
try 153, 864

Tarantola, Ida, relief 39, 492, 591

Tarantola. .Toseph, relief 39, 492, 591

Tarascan Indians 682

Tarhox Corporation 320

Target practice :

competitions in schools and col-
leges 217

promotion. Army regulations 132

Targets and equipment :

specification for tow target 694

tables of allowances 1434

Tariff:

act of 1930, text 314

customs manual, substitute pages_ 1319

customs regulations 995, 1319

suh.stitute pages 1125

decisions under customs laws —
Court of Customs and Patent

Appeals 1259

Customs Court 173. 626. 1259

Treasury 127, 836

Treasury, indexes 127, 994

import duties, June 1946 1423

memorandum on free trade 90

I)ublications, price list 07

refunds of customs duties 625

reciprocal customs privileges with

Haiti 9S6

scr nlxo Trade agreements — alxo
names of articles im-
ported.

Tariff Commission 211,

315, 434. 685, 832, 990,
1122, 1208, 1316, 1425

estimate 305

report. 1945 211

Tariffs, see Communication — Freight

rates — Passenger rates.
Tariffs Section, Interstate Commerce

Comn 399, 1178

Tarkio, Mo., instrument approach

diart 1025

Tarkow. Harold, acetylated wood 1147

Tarpaulins, cotton fabric, standard of

the trade 730

Tarpley, A. P., .1r.. court case 1419

Tarpley, E. C -Alaska coal, analyses 936

Tarry, .1. P.. motor carrier decision 644

Tarry. J. P., Co 644

Tarver, Malcolm C. (Representative
from Ga.) :
reports made by —

Appropriations Com 354

Conference Com 738

Tarzwell. Clarence M. :

DDT house spray application 269

DDT sprays for mosquitoes in

dwellings 269

Tate, Douglas K. :

proving rings for calibrating test-
ing machines 1156

temperature coefiicients for prov-
ing rings 1251

Tate, Edwin F., court case 953

Page
Tate. Manford B., loads carried by in-
dividual bolts 810

Taukhu River, chart 419

Tauschek, Max J. : »
effect of ring failure on piston de-
struction 1402

piston-ring sticking and oil con-
sumption in engine 1402

Tax Court 124, 211, 318,

435, 555, 685, 832, 990,
1123, 1208, 1316, 1426
decisions, xee, below, reports (de-
cisions).

estimate 824

reports (decisions) —

v. 4 435

v. 5 833

advance parts 125, 833

rules of practice 834, 1124

Tax Division, Justice Dept. :

briefs in Court of Claims, title

page and index 948

petitions and briefs in Supreme
Court, title page and in-
dex 953

records and ))riefs in courts of

appeals, etc., title page •

and index 947

Tax exemption :

Air Power League 604

American National Red Cross 477,

617, 873

civil service annuities 378

propaganda organizations, etc 608

property in D. C. of Disabled

Amer. Veterans 495,

600, 737
property in D. C. used by U. S. or

Red Cross 30

tax-exempt organizations 372

Taxation :

current tax payment act of 1943- 953
extracts from Treasury Depart-
ment 1125

farm, review 338

Indians, refund of taxes illegally

paid 1072

publications, price list 67

rolling stock in D. C 30, 40

ship operators, tax liability-- 603, 1158

State tax collections in 1944 235

State tax collections in 1946 1149

.see also Internal revenue — Tax
exemption — -alf<o names
of articles, industries, N

etc., sub.iect to tax —
also names of certain
taxes, e. g. Excess-prof-
its tax.
Taxes, see Taxation.
Taya Wan, see Bias Bay.
Taylor, Ann R. :

geology as profession 955

meteorology as profession 1187

Taylor, Constance G., court case of

exrs 85

Taylor, David, Union County, Pa., soil

survey 1235

Taylor, B. S. :

effect of fuel-air ration, etc., on

detonation - 93

rise in temperature of charge 93

Taylor, Floyd B., Richmond National

Battlefield Park 511

Taylor, Fred, prospective consumption

of cotton 149, 232

Taylor, John K., simple cyclic falling-
film molecular still 1354

Taylor, Rolla H., Mooney viscometer

results 26

Taylor, Russell F.. relief 361

Taylor, Stanley W., court case-^- 205,

654, 681, 1380

Taylor, W. L.. court case 687

Taylor, William H., trustee, court

case 1317

January-December

1677

Page
Taylor, William J. :

heats, etc., of alkylbenzenes 1353

vapor pressures, etc., of hydro-
carbons 159

Taylor Model Basin, see David W.
Taylor Model Basin.

Taylor Tank, Pa., railroad accident T.s

TCCA color cards 869

Tea, Japanese trade study 317

Teachers :

fellowship program 1261

for Panama Canal Zone, estimate- 305
in D. C, retirement-- 887, 1038, 1070

in D. C, salary increase 887, 103S

international exchange, legal as-
pects 175

manual for neighbor republics

exhibition 627

rural and village, public relations- 1361
should know physical condition

of piipils 63

visiting teacher services 107s

Tenre, Daniel W., rural and village

electrification 397

Technical bulletin, see names of de-
partments, etc., issuing
bulletins.
Technical Committee on Industrial

Classification 546, 1115

Technical Committee on Standard
Commodity Classifica-
tion 430

Technical courses, see Vocational edu-
cation.
Technical development report. Civil
Aeronautics Administra-
tion 1150

Technical manuals, see names of de-
partments, etc., issuing
manuals.
Technical memorandum, see name of
department, etc., issuing
memorandum.
Technical news bulletin. National

Bureau of Standards- 25, 731
Technical note, see name of depart-
ment, etc., issuing note.
Technical papers, see names of depart-
ments, etc., issuing tech-
nlical papers.
Technical positions :

in departmental service, expert

examiners 462

correction of entry 856

Technical publications, for Army Air

Forces libraries-- 1132, 1219
see also names of departments,
etc., issuing publications.

Technical services (periodical) 1030

Technical Services Ofl5ce 1030

estal)lishment —

committee report 261

hearings 377

notes of general Interst 1012

Techniques, report of Surplus Property

Administration 221

Technology :

developments, summary 88, 806

interchange of information with

foreign Govts 1053

research facilities, etc. —

hearings 377

report 261

Teekell, Arlis E., relief of guardian 767,

886. 1034
Teesdale, L. V. :

good wood houses, built of dry

lumber 57'J

reducing hazards of inadequately

dried lumber 1 460

Teeter, H. M., linseed and soybean oils_ 10
Teeter column, constitution through-
out its depth 394

Teeth, shadowed replicas of surfaces- 1168
see also headings begianing
Dental.

743176—47 16

Page

Tehama County, Calif., chromite de-
posits of North Elder

Creek area 1171

Tegal Reede, chart 669

Tekiner, Roselle M., exrx., court case. 802
Telecommunication :

agreement with Great Britain 1423

future as affected by war develop-
ments 173

sec also special method of com-
munication.
Telegraph :

accounts of wire-telegraph carri-
ers 386, 387, 1360

data from carriers' monthly re-
ports 61, 777

equipment, surplus Government

property 268,

387, 681, 980, 1311
productivity and labor cost in in-
dustry 13?3

Telegraph operator, job 1323

Telegraph wire, see Electric wire and

wiring.
Telephone :

accounting bulletin 386

accounts of companies 386, 387, 1359

class A and B carriers, statistics,

1945 1165

data from carriers' monthly re-
ports -■__ 61. 777

directories —

Interior Department 1265

Public Buildings Administra-
tion 1169

War Department 135,

218, 328. 562. 694, 844,
1002, 1218, 1327, 1435
equipment, surplus Government

property 174,

268, 387, 681, 980, 1311

Government list 1114

mine rescue life-line assemblies 635

correction for June monthly

index 702

operators for House of Repre-
sentatives 594

productivity and labor cost in in-
dustry 1383

women workers 957

Telephone switchboards, see Switch-
boards.
Telephone wire, see Electric wire and
wiring.

Telescopes, pointing, precision 1029

Teletype news ticker service 141!9

Teletyjiewriters, technical manual 561

Television broadcast stations, engineer-
ing standards 1360

Temnac Bay, chart 157

Temperature :

combustion and mixture, compu-
tation 1104

cylinder, increasing knock-limited

power 1407

influence on humidity 460

northeastern Pacific Ocean 10.8

surface ignition, trends 14(»7

Temple, Tex., aircraft accident 155

Temple Heights, acciuisition as Civil

War Memorial 55

Templeton quadrangle, Mass 1267

Templin, R. L. :

compressive yield strength of alu-
minum alloy shapes 91

tools for press-countersinking,

etc 103

Tener, Ilees F., effects of mildew on

strap leather 1028

T§n?s. Port de, chart 534

Tenhet, Joseph N., power sprayer for

insecticides 1145

Tennebaum, Moses, relief 918, 1034

Tennessee :

conservation practices, handbook- 16

court case 434

frozen food locker plants 631

1678

Index, 1946

Page

Toiuiessee — Continued

mail routes, sehedules 201,

424. 071, laoo

post route map 114

postwar rural trends 230

war casualties 1413

World War H honor list 13;;2

Tennessee AKrieultural Experiment

Station 33It

Tennessee Central liy., accident 1275

Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge,

estaMishiuK 203

Tennessee River and Valley :

precipitation in basin__ 125, 835, 112-1
waterway connecting Tombigbee

River 440, 758

Tennessee Valley Associated Coopera-
tives, Inc 931

Tennessee Valley Authority 125,

213, 835, 993, 1124, 142S

bibliography 213, 993

electricity sales statistics 125, 835

forest development program 99;^

hearings, etc., 1933-46 1428

land transfer 1114

municipalities indebtedness refi-
nancing 903

report, 1942 835

report, 1945 213

Tentage, fabrics, packing specification- 330
Tents, cotton fabric, standard of the

trade 730

Teramine, Anthony, court case 280

Terarenia Anchorage, chart 534

Terminal Island, T tunnel 482

Terminal services :

Anaconda Copper Mining Co 517

Corn I'rodncts Refining Co 1375

Union Tank Car Co 1093

Terminal velocity, method for estimat-
ing 1296

Termination materials, storage guide- 222
Termination of hostilities, see World

War. 1939-45.
Termination of war contracts, sec Gov-
ernment contracts.
Termites, damage to buildings, pre-
venting 576

Terrain models, how to build 532

Terre Coupee, Ind.. railroad accident- 181
Terre Haute, Ind., instrument ap-
proach chart , 728

Territories :

schedule of statutory compila-
tions 503

surplus property 77

World War II honor list 1332

Territories and Insular Affairs Com-
mittee, Senate :

calendar 383, 1076

hearings 59

reports 59. 26G,

383. 776, 924-925
Territories and Island Possessions Di-
vision 77, 277,

796, 1088, 1177. 1370
Territories Committee, House :

hearings 760, 1256, 1350-57

reports 48, 256, 371, 760, 901

Tertiary period :

Foraminifera from St. Croix,

V. I 1265

formations of Alabama, geologic

map 933

str;itigraphy in Wind River pasin,

Wyo 1266

Testa. Alfred, court case 1285, 1316

Testing apparatus :
specifications —

armature-and-stator testers 422

dissolved-oxygen testing out-
fits 200

impregnite testing kits 967

technical manual, battery, testers- 1131
Testing machines, proving rings for

calibrating 730, 1150

Page

Testudo praextans Lanibe, see Turtles.

Teter, .lolin W., court case 468

Tetervin, Neal :

turbulent boundary-layer momen-
tum thicknesses 1291

turbulent boundary-layer thick-
ness 1392

Tetraploid corn, see Corn.

Tetryl, specification 1197

Teunisson, Dorothea J., biological

studies of beet sugars 1233

Texarkana, Ark. :

airport obstruction plan 1246

instrument appro.ich charts 23, 727

Texarkana & Fort Smith Ry., merger

accounting 280

Texas :

acquiring toll bridge across Rio

Grande -- 891, 914, 1044

centennial exhibition at Library of

Congress 1102

citrus fruit, etc., growers, com-
plaints 247

conservation practices, handbook- 234

court case 210

electric rate book 1165

erosion control, etc., investiga-
tions 863

gold, silver, etc 1083

ground water in high plains 392

land, etc., in Limestone County — 34,

49, 163

mail routes, schedules 201,

544, 971, 1306

metal mining, 1945 1270

oil and gas investigations 70, 933

post route map 114

rice yields : 860

topographic maps, etc ■ 507

transfer of U. S. S. Texas to 1159

transportation map 1169

water flooding of oil sands 1175

World War II honor list 1332

Texas (U. S. S.) :

transfer to Texas 1159

Texas Agricultural Experiment Sta-
tion 863

Texas & New Orleans R. R. :

accident 1275

emergency board 115. 268, 426. 626

rates on iron 1181

Texas & New Orleans Ry., see Texas
& New Orleans R. R.

Texas-Arizona Motor Freight. Inc 402

Texas Board of Water Engineers 392

Texas Cartage Co 411

Texas City tin smelter :
operation by RFC — •

hearings 243, 373

law 470

reports 164. 352, 374

Texas Highway Commission, bridges

across Rio- Grande 748.

891, 914, 1044

Texas Hill quadrangle, N. Mex 72

Texas Mexican Ry., court case 684

Texas Public Welfare Department, staff

development program 1168

Texel Zeegat, chart 1302

Textile machinery, Japanese trade

study 318

Textile Workers TTnion of America,

education program 955

Textiles :

facts for industry, knit cloth for

sale 154,864

facts for industry, woven goods- 154.

864

flameproofing 730, 1028, 1353

hvdrocvanic acid gas damage to

fabrics 270

industrial ref(>rence service 24.

158, 237, 346, 465, 587,
729. 808, 1027, 1156. 1250,
1352
investigation of manufacturing 1072

January-December

1679

Page
Textiles — Continued

Japanese trade study 310

packing; fabrics for tentage, ete__ 3'M)
specifications — -

artiticial-flber cloth 1198

cotton cloth 816, 907, 1197

lining cloth 130.'5

padding cloth 110!)

test methods 129, 215

wool facing cloth 1109

wool knitted cloth 1197

workers in New England 1286

see also names of textiles.

TG Batu Anchorage, chart 670

Thai phrase book 1002

Thames, J. R., & Co 40:{

Thames River, charts 298, 1194, 141.'!

Thanksgiving Da.v, 194(i, proclamation- 1308
Tharp, JNlax M., graphic summarization

of farm tenure 707

Thayer, Howard C, court case 12r)2

Thayer quadrangle. Mo 788

Tha3'er-West Point Hotel Co 85,

500, 953, 990
Theater manager, see Motion picture
theater manager.

Theaters, Army, technical manual 328

see also Motion pictures.

Thebes quadrangle. 111. -Mo 697

Theodore Francis Greene Airport,
instrument approach

chart 727

Theodore Roosevelt National Park :
establish —

hearings 369

reports 309, 1070

Theodorsen, Theodore :

airfoil-contour modifications 1387

calculating axial interference ve-
locity 1403

condition on initial shock 529

drag of revolving disks, etc 1392

effect of lift coefficient on pro-
peller 1397

extension of Chaplygin proofs 529

flutter calculations 291

nonstationary flow about wing-

aileron-tab combination- 291
note on theorems Bjerknes and

Crocco 809

pressure distribution for airfoils,

etc 412

problem of noise reduction 1190

slipstream contraction for pro-
pellers 1293

Theorems of Bjerknes and Crocco, note- 809
Therapeutic lamps, see Lamps.

Theriaque, Viola, relief 54, 162

Theriault, Emery J., lecithinase ac-
tivity of C. perfringens

toxin 63

Thermal efficiency, effect of aromatics,

etc 1407

Thermal insulation. Ships Bureau

manual 420

Thermocouples tor biological research- 1341
Thermodynamic charts, combustion
and mixture tempera-
tures 1104

Thermographs, technical manual 135

Thermoid Co 189

Thermometers, specifications 300-301,

541, 1199, 1416

Therriault, Millicent, relief 260, 736, 738

Therriault, William N., relief of estate- 260,

736, 738
Thessalonike Bay, see Salonika Bay.
Thiamine deficiency :

cardiac conduction mechanism al-
terations 929

electracardiographic alterations-- 1262

Thlel. Gilbert E., court case 989

Thieriot, Charles H., court case of

exrs 1428

Thieriot, Charles H. jr., exr., court

case 1428

Page
Thieriot, Prances T., exrs., court case. 1428
Thiesscn, Alfred H., weather glossary- 1157

Tliiniblcs, rope, specification 301, 1199

Thinner, dental, specification 996

Third National Steamship Co 81, 624

Thom, Emma M., bibliography of

North American geology- 506
Thomas, Albert (Representative from
Tex.) :

bills introduced by 167, 1159

Thomas, C. R. :

Mesozoic and Paleozoic strati-
graphy 392

Rangely anticline 392

Thomas, Columbus, relief 246, 492, 591

Thomas, Edward, dust on roadways in

mines 73

Thomas, Elbert D. (Senator from
Utah) :
papers presented by —

International Court of Jus-
tice 1256

officer-enlisted man relation-
ships 842

reports made by — •

Education and Labor Com 916

Foreign Relations Com 1071,

1256

Military Affairs Com 58,

263, 380, 496-497, 621,
772-773, 921, 1073-74
Thomas, Elizabeth, salary, etc., to son_ 242
Thomas, Elmer (Senator from Okla.) :
reports made by —

Agriculture and Forestry

Com 49, 168, 256, 610,

761-762, 903-904, 1061

Appropriations Com 373, 905

Indian Affairs Com- 379, 619, 1072
Thomas, Frances O., business of our

Government 655

Thomas, James L., double-walled

manganin resistors 467

Thomas, John H., salary, etc., of

mother 242

Thomas, Louis K., Negro employment- 118
Thomas, Percy H., Avind power aero-
generator 777

Thomas Flexible Coupling Co 286

Thomas Jefferson National Memorial- 1084
Thomas Paper Stock Co_ 189, 286, 684, 1098
Thomason, R. Ewing (Representative
from Tex.) :
report made by —

Conference Com__, 1047

Thomason, R. H., strength properties

in test specimens 412

Thomasville, Ga., instrument ap-
proach chart 1247

Thompson, Duane N., relief of guard-
ian 886, 911, 1034

Thonip.son, Elmer D., relief 377.

1034. 1048

Thompson, Eva H., court case 189

Thompson, F. L., stalling of vertical

tail surfaces, etc 100

Thompson, Frank A., trustee :

motor carrier decision 1373

rales on livestock 403

'Thompson, (Jeorge F., court case 556

Thompson, Guy A., trustee :

court case 684, 989, 1425

moti>r carrier decision 643

rates on cotton 403

Thompson, Homer G., court case 468

Thomiisou, James, relief of guardian- 39,
377, 1034, 1048
Thompson, Marshall, where^and how to

get a farm 707

Thompson, Mar.v E., why commit hara-
kiri? 866

Thompson, Maude A., State and Terri-
torial plant shipment

quarantines 458

Thompson, Ned ()., from dryland

farming to irrigation 1342

1680

Index, 1946

Page
Thompson, Raymond M. :

Lower Cretaceous, etc., rocks of

Wyoming 70

Triassic rocks in Wvoming 393

Thompson, Samuel R., relief of guard-

^^ ian 886,1034,1067

Thompson, Theodore R., court case 647

Thompson, Warren H., relief 744

911, 10.34

Thompson quadrangle, Conn.-R. I :>73

Thomsen, P. L., market outlets for

farm products 1232

Thomson, Judson L., Manufacturing

Co _ 85

Thomson, W. T.. applicability of simi-
larity principles 102

Thordardottir, Thorolina, relief 36, 35((

Thornton, Charles H... coirrt case 1124

Thornton. Florence H., court case 212

Thorp, Charles M., court case of exrs 1428

Thorp, Goldie D., exrx., court case 1428

Thorrez, Caniiel, court case 654

Thrall, Tex., railroad accident 510

Thrasher, W. Walter, court case 1427

Thread :

fibrous glass, specification 968

packing, specification 1005

315 West 97th Street Realty Co., Inc. 681
Three Kids manganese ore, proposals

for plant 791

Three States Lumber Co 1186

Thrift, education, banks and 1320

^fe also Savings bonds and stamps.
Ihroop, V. M., highway development- 76
Thrust :

coefficients for airplanes in glid-
ing condition 1296

power, effect of cooling-air blow-
ers 1389

Thunderstorms, see Storms.

Thurber, Edward W.. relief 39, 377, 591

Thurman, Lon. relief of estate 51 161

Thurn, Fuku K., relief 889

Tibet, place names 27''

Ticer, Virginia C, court case 950

Tick fever, rule to prevent spread 1016

see also Rocky Mountain spotted
fever.
Ticks :

American dog tick, biology and

control 230

American dog tick, combating 339

brown dog tick and its control 860

cattle fever tick in Florida, con-
trol 822

ear tick control 860

genus Ixodes in North America 503

Gulf Coast tick control 576

Tides :

current charts —

Narragansett Bay to Nan-

tmcket Sound 21

New York Harbor 1152

publications, Coast and Geodetic

Survey 721, 1022, 1241

tide tables —

Atlantic Ocean 721

Gilbert Islands, etc 1152

Japan and China 1152

Pacific Ocean and Indian

Ocean 1022

Philippine Islands 1022

Tie rods, relief of residual stress 102

Tierradcntro. Colombia, archeology 983

Tieton, Wash., aircraft accident 1151

Tiffany, J. E., permissible explosives,

etc 1173

Tifford. A. \.. flow across tube banks__ 139()
Tijuana River, utilization of waters. 987

Tikhaya Pristan' Harbor, charts 419

Tilghman. W. W., relief___ 883. 1032, 1065
Tillamook, Oreg., instrument approach

chart 586

Tillamook Indians, court case 189, 1285

Tilletia caries, wheat resistance 337

Page

Tillman, Franz E., relief of estate 29

Timanus, Eugene H., receiver, court

,_, ^^ case 952, 1185

Timber :

board-foot volume tables 1236

farm, national resource 460

Farmer Jones' crop 459

importation due to housing emer-
gency 1308

pre.servation by steeping process. 460

products, industry report 24, 730

publications, price list 630

strength of bolted joints 580

temperature, after periods of

heating 58O

temperature, rate of change 580

I ime-speed-distance 108, 814

Timer, photographic, interval, specifl- '

cation 846

limes Mirror Co 1192

Timing circuits, article I 815

Timken, Edith K., court case 687

Timken-Detroit Axle Co 1276

Timmons, Doyal E., how price regula-
tion is affecting farmers'

business 825

Timmons, John F., public improve-
ments 148

limor, chart 1301

Tin :

detinners' recovery of tin de-
clines 792

in California, survey I "793

Lost River deposit, investigation, 1175
preprint from minerals yearbook. 1367

secondary, in 1945 937

shortage, defense investigation 773

Tin cans, crab meat keeping qualitv 785

Tinker Field, instrument approach

chart 156

Tinkoff, Paysoff, court case 1099 1285

Tinsley, Clayton, motor carrier de-
cision 1373

Tintinga, Baie de, chart 537

Tips, rubber, for crutches, etc., speci-
fication 129 542

Tire chains, general schedule of sup- '

plies 996

Tire cord :

adhesive properties in rubber 10

effects of temperature, etc 581

Tires :

distribution 1257

friction coeflicients 1407

general schedule of supplies 322

995, 1126
recapping, general schedule of

supplies 322

specification 1320

Tischler. Adelbert O. :

analysis of aromatic amines in

fuels 1398

iron contamination of used lubri-

. eating oil 1393

ultraviolet absorption spectra of

amines 1400

Titan Co., Inc 1379

Titaniferous ores, reduction of iron 937

Titanium :

industry in 1945 792

preprint from minerals yearbook. 1175

quarterly report 1367

Titanium-dioxide, specification 129

Tiverton, K. I., bridge 915, 1044, 1053

Ijilaoeteurem, Baai van. chart 669

Tjilatjap, Zeegat van, chart 669

Tjiletoeh, Baai van. see Zand Baai.

Tkhadgou Bay, chart 419

TNT effect on workers in bomb, etc.,

plant —

Toasters, electric, automatic

Tobacco :

acreage, estimate for measuring. 427
acreage, in 1946, determining. 234, 461
agricultural adjustment act

amendment 163. 257, 352

170
969

January-December

1681

Page

Tobacco — Continued

blue mold control 148

brown root rot, biochemical

study 146

manufactures, wage increases 1101

marketing —

and manufacturing margins. 338

quota instructions 1348

quotas : 715, 1019, 1148

statistics 340, 1231. 1238

stocks report 15, 714

tobacco situation ^ 9, 707

union agreements in industry 411

Tobacco Branch 1238

Tobacco store, see Stores.

Tobago, fishery survey 553

Tobey, Charles W. (Senator from
N. H.) :
report made by —

Interstate Commerce Com__ 910
Toboldt, W. K., automobile repair

shop 325, 465

Today's trends 1116

Todd, D. J., flow test of supercharger

inlet elbow, etc- 1291

Todd, Douglas C, relief 599, 767, 872

Todd, J. L., court case 1210

Todd, .T. Z., court case 1210

Toeban Reede, chart 669

Toeller, John J., court case of admr 835

Toenges, Albert L., coal deposit near

Coaldale, Xev 510

Toilet-accessory holders, specification- 299

Toilet-set rings, specification 422

Toilet-sets, specification 542

Token shipment, war refugee shelter 1370

Tokyo, Gulf of, charts 670. 1412

Tolan, John H. (Representative from
Calif.) :

bill introduced by 251

report made by —

Judiciary Com 364

Toledo, Ohio :

aircraft accidents 19, 720

finances 341

milk handling, order 150

Toledo, Wash., instrument approach

chart 727, 1247

Toledo Desk & Fixture Co 1410

Toledo quadrangle, Oreg 788

Tolefson, H. B., airspeed fluctuations
as measure of atmos-
pheric turbulences 1290

Toll, Thomas A., airfoil with semispan

ailerons, etc 1289

Tolley, Howard, FAO, international

cooperation agency 146

see also Agricultural Economics
Bureau.
Tolls, see names of certain bridges.
Tomatoes :

canned, standards for grades 1019

insects affecting, DDT control 1017

late blight in 1946 1017

Tombigbee River, waterway connect-
ing: Tennessee River- 446, 758

Tombstones, sailors buried at sea 896

Tomlinson, Kay, relief of guardian 886,

1034. 1067
Tomlinson, Larry M., relief of guard-
ian 886, 1034, 1067

Tomlinson, Lela M., relief of admr 886,

1034, 1007
Tomlinson Church of God, patent re-
lating to flag— 253, 498, 1035

Tompkins, Edward G., court case 83

Tonawanda Harbor, report 849

Toneman, Amelia S. N., relief 740

Tonkin, John B.. court case of exrs 85

Tonkin, May S., exrx., court case 85

Tonopah, Nev., instrument approach

chart 23

Tool, Arthur Q., viscosity and heat

eflfects in glass 1353

Tool- and die-maker, job 1323

Toole, Eben H. :

Duvel buried seed experiment

temperature, etc., rel. to soybean

seed

Toole. Vivian K., temperature, etc.,

rel. to soybean seed

Tooley"s quadrangle. La :

Tools :

hand, general schedule of supplies-

hand, packaging and packing

press-countersinking or dimpling-

use. Navy training course

woodworking, specification

see also Machine tools — alxo
names of tools.
Tooth, see Teeth.

Topkis, Bernard H., labor require-
ments in cement produc-
tion

Topographic and Geologic Survey of

Pennsylvania

Topographic quadrangle maps :

Geological Survey

273, 507, 633. 787,
1081, 1172, 1266

Mississippi River Commission

697, 1134, 1221, 1329,

see also names of localities.

Topography Division, Post Office Dept_

201, 302, 425, 544,

820, 971, 1111, 1200,

1417

Topper, Dave, relief 492

Topping, Norman H. :

antigens from yolk sacs infected

with rickettsiae

tsutsuganuishi antigen from in-
fected yolk sacs

tsutsuganuishi disease

Torbert, E. N. :

financial aid for settlers

highway development

Torgeson, D. R., pilot-plant investi-
gations of matte smelt

Page

577

1235

1235
11S4

1211

1109

103

109

422

526

633

70,
934,

564,
143«

113,

673,

1306,

, 676

1078

1079
176

179
76

1366

Tornadoes, see Storms.
Tornetta, Leonard, motor carrier de-
cision 644

Tornetta's Motor Trucks 644

Tornillo quadrangle, Tex 509

Torquemeter, electric, test of airplane- 1407
Torrent, John, trust, duplicate Por-

terfield scrip certificntp__ 898,
1035, 1076
Torsion, see Stresses and strains.
Tort claims, see Claims.
Tostlebe, Alvin S., l)alance sheets of

agriculture 146, 1261

Totoya Island, chart 420

Touchet River, plan and profile, east

fork 1266

Tourin, Jack, elapsed time and cost
in residential construc-
tion 1383

Tourtelot, Harry A. :

Isower Cretaceous, etc., rocks of

Wyoming 70

Tertiary stratigraphy in Wind

River Basin 1266

Triassic rocks in Wyoming 393

Tower, A. J., Co 524, 1208, 1285

Tower. Francis E., court case 189, 434

Tower, Harold E., strip cropping for

conservation, etc T 1239

Tower, Leonard K., knock limited per-
formance of fuel 1397

Towers, Chatfiam M., relief-- 599, 911, 1035

Towers Apartments 1381

Towing and transportation companies
in New York Harbor,

possession, etc 303

Townes, H. K., effect of DDT on aquatic

insects 1145

Townsend, Charles H.. care of turtles

and small alligators 272

1682

Index, 1946

Page

Townsond, Eva V., court case 321

Townscnd, George R., relief 47G,

765, 871
Townson<l, Morris M. :

after 194('.. wliat? 1320

banks and postwar savings pro-
gram 1320

I)anUs and tlirift education i:V20

farmer and national debt 1320

G. I., banker, and savinfjs bonds. I.'i2()

inflation and war tionds 1321

keepinj; our economy strong l.'Vil

planned or unplanned 1321

public relations and savings

bonds 1321

sales vs. redemptions of savings

bonds 1321

savings bonds, means to an end-_ 1321
security, goal of every individual- 1321

who owns America? 1321

Townsend, Sybil G.. relief 29

Toxins, see Biological products.

Toys. .Tapanesc trade study 318

Tracing cloth, specification 1211

Tractor plowing, .see Plowing.
Tractor propellers, see Propellers.
Tractors :

facts for industry 154, 864

technical manual 694

truck-tractor for wrecking truck_ 1133
Trade, see Commerce — Retail trade —

Wtiolesale trade.
Trade agreements :

act, as amended 314

products on which tariff conces-
sions will be considered- 1424
Trade Commission, see Federal Trade

Commission.
Trade-marks :

applicants, list 26, 731

decisions, compiled from official

gazette 8G0. 1354

decisions, weelcl.v 20. 731

index, 1945 240

lists (in official gazette) 26, 731

lists (separates) 27, 731

protection, general information 46S

registration, and protection 62.T

877, 1045
correction for Aug. monthly

index lOt'J

registration, renewal 409, lfl4.''

Trade practice rules 1363

Trading with the enemy, see Enemy

property.
TralTic :

airport control procedures 464

instrument flight rule, control 154

865

model ordin.-ince 62!'

wartime changes on rural roads__ 60
Traffic Bureau. Interstate Commerce

Comn 399,1178

Trafllc decisions, see Interstate Com-
merce Commission.

Traffic manager, job 693

Trahn, Herman, relief 4'_'

Trail quadrangle. Oreg SOS

Trailer frames, rates on 1375

Trailers :

airdrome utility, specification 328

facts for industry, trailer coaches- 154.

864
facts for Industry, truck trailers^ 154

864
in D. C, fee for releasing liens _ 30, 40

Trailerships, Inc 85, 189, 500

Trailniobile Co 953

Trails, national system 47

Train-control devices, tabulation of

statistics 1275

Train dispatching service, inspection,

etc 919

Train orders, transmission by tele-
graph, etc 1275

Page
Training, see Education — Employee
training — Military edu-
cation and training —
Naval education.

Training, Naval Personnel Bur 109,

197, 299. 670, 814, 815,
960, 1108, 1196, 1302,
1413
'I'raining circular, gee -Military educa-
tion and training.
'I'raining courses :

residency-type, in naval hospitals. 1192

Washington training course 657

see also Apprentices — Employee
training — Naval educa-
tion— also special sub-
ject.

Training Division, Army Air Forces 1328

'I'raining Division, Social Security

Board 65

'Training manual. Federal Security

Agency 627, 928

'Training of employees, see Employee

training.
'Training Organization, War Shipping

Admin 430, 1119

'llraining-within-industry, see Em-
ployee training.
'Trains, sec FreiLrht trains — Passenger
trains.

'Transamerica Corporation 189, 625

'Trans-Canada Air Lines : 720

'Transcontinental & Western Air, Inc. :

accident 343

emergency board 674, 1077

mail rates 1352

opinions and orders of CAB 21, 344

'Transcription service, general sched-
ule of supplies 436

'Transfers, see Army.
Transformers, see Electric transform-
ers— Motion transform-
ers.
'I'ransfusion :

blood, complications 441

blood for. Army regulations 559,

691, 1431
'I'ranslating Office, see Central Trans-
lating Office.
Transmission lines (electric current) :

impedance, etc., diagrams 815

Transmitters, see Radio apparatus and
appliances.

'lYanspiration of pecan leaves 577

Transport Economics and Statistics

Bureau 77. 78,

79. 80, 181. 517, 797, 798.
799, 943, 944, 1178, 1371
Transportation :

Arniv regulations 132,

216, 325, 438, 439, 559,
691, 841, 999, 1431
dependents, payment —

hearing 45, 252. 204, 498

laws 241, 592

reports 59, 167, 382

domestic, industry report 25, 730

exnorf transnort statistics 1349

facilities in N. Y. Harbor, posses-
sion, etc 303

foreign trade transport statistics. 158
Government employees, regula-
tions 821, 1202, 1418

Government employees, transfer
functions to heads of de-
partments 250, 203, 469

industrial n^ference service 24,

1-"S, 237, 346. 465, 587,
729, 868, 1027, 1156,
1250, l.'i52

investigation of system 353,370

land-grant rates on Government

traffic 31

marketing and transportation sit-
uation . 9, 707

January-December

1683

Paye

Transportation— Continued

military, in tlu-aters of opera-
tions 325

military personlicl from overseas. 171,
264, mi

publications, price list 1080

pui)il, State plans for financing- 388
redeployment, defense investiga-
tion 381

small business program 1161

standard forms and procedure 271

• statistics, monthly comment — 80, 799

surplus facilities, report 222

transportation committee news — 119

transportation series 697, 850

World War II 1220

see also Defense Transportation
Office — Railroads — Ship-
ping.
Transportation Corps, Army:

Army regulations.- 325, 439, 691, 841,
999, 1128, 1213-14, 1431

supply bulletins 134

supply catalog 220. 330, 563, 695

Transportation Division, Foreign and
Domestic Commerce

Bur : 730

Transportation Investigation and Re-
search Board 125

Transportation maps, Public Roads

Admin___ 66. 390, 1169, 126-t
Transportation Unit, Foreign and Do-
mestic Commerce Bur — 25
Transports (aircraft), see Aeronautics.
Transports (vessels), Army regula-

tions 325, 121.^

Trapp, William E., exr., court case — 1076

1284
Traps (plumbing) :

radiator, specification o^6

steam, specifications 200, 542, 1416

Traps and trapping:

pollen traps for honeybee culture- 16io
rabbit box trap for catching wild

rats 270

spawners, trap for taking 505

turtle trapping 1265

Trat Ao, see Krat Bay.

Tratsch, Walter A., court case 1080

Traub, Hamilton P., ruliber and resins

in guayule tissue, etc_- 1146
Travel : ,

allowances, members of naval
forces —

hearing 45, 252, 498

law 592

reports 167, 38L

Army regulations-- 132, 324, 438, 559,
691, 841, 998, 1322, 1431

family of civilian officer, etc 390

Government employees, regula-
tions 390, 1202, 1418

Navy, instructions 817, 1199

regulars in War with Spain in

p. I 31, 836. 994, 1124

subsistence expense act, advances

of funds 324, 1431

technical manual 694

Travelers Insurance Co 687

Travemiinde, chart 1301

Traver, William M., jr., vanadium re-
gion of Colorado and

Utah 1367

Travis, B. V., insect repellents and

miticides 1017

Travis, J. D., shipping industry of

Japan 317

Treasurer of United States 127, 837

Treasury :

daily statement 126, 830

decisions —

Jan.-.Tune 1945, index 127

July-Dec. 1945, index 994

weekly - 127, 836

Treasury bonds, see Bonds of United
States.

Page
Treasury certiticates :

series A-1947 321

series B-1947 321

series C-1947 , 557

series D-1947 557

series E-1946 127

series E-1947 836

series F-1947 994

series G-1947 994

series H-1947 1319

series J-1946 213

series J-1947 1210

series K-1946 127

series K-1947 1428

series L-1947 1428

Treasury Department 126, 213, 321,

435, 556. 688, 835, 9.)3,
1124, 1210, 1318, 1428
api)ropriations, 1946 —

estimates 303,

305, 547, 677, 822, 824
appropriations, 1947 —

estimates, etc- 677, 822, 975, 1115

hearings 243. 905

law 1045

reports 243, 763, 877

bulletin 126, 836

Library 1125

report, 1945 - 688

extracts 1124-25

see also Snyder, John W. — Vinson,
Fred M.

Treasury savings notes 1210

Treasury warrants, see Warrants.
Treaties :

and other international acts,

series 830.

984-988, 1121, 1313, 1314,
1315. 1423, 1424, 1425

developments, 1944 123

in statutes at large 240

law and treaty series 1305

treaty series 122, 209, 987, 988

see also subjects, and names of
countries.

Treeu, Roland, court case 349

Trees :

decay 579

shade, research saves 708

Trelleborg, chart 1193

Treuting, W. L., food poisoning due to

new agent 63

Triacetin, specification 1109

Trial Examiners Office, Civil Aeronau-
tics Board 20, 720

Triassic rocks in Wyoming 393

Tribal funds, see Indians.

Trichinosis caused by eating raw pork- 1144

Tricliloroethylene, specification 129

Tri-City Airport, instrument approach

chart 1025

Tri-County area, Nebr., from dryland

farming to irrigation-- 1342

Trieste, Gulf of, charts 420, 539

'iriinble, Esther K., court case 99.^

Trimble, Harold G., court case 993

Trimble, Paul C, establishing, etc.,

dry cleaning business 1026

Trimethylbenzene. synthesis, etc., of

hydrocarbons 412

'Trinidad. Colo. :

aeronautical chart 585

instrument approach chart 1025

Trinidad Island :

aircraft accident 719

fishery survey 55:*>

'Trinity River, engineer report 1329

'Tripartite Conference at Berlin :

Confereucia Tripartita de Berlin- 209
correction for Feb. monthly

index 570

Triplet!. Gwynu C, relief 492, 886, 1035

'Tripods:

laboratory, specification ^ — 1212

motion picture camera, specifi-
cation 1133

1G84

Index, 194G

I'at'c

•Triiioli, information circular 1307

Trisdditini citrate, salt effects on activ-
ity coefflcients of p-pheu-

osulfonate buffers i;i54

Tri-State inarltelinK area, inilli lian-

(lliuK, order 1237

Tri-Stnte 'J'ransit Co. of Louisiana,

Inc 1091

Trolley wires, ^'narding in miniuj; 75

Trondlieinisf jorden, aerouauti cal

chart 443

Troops, see Armed forces — Army.
Trophies, see Ships — War trophies.
Tropical diseases, education program- 1079
Tropical fishes, see Fish and lisheries.
Tropical storms, see Storms.

Trotter, Lovie M., relief 361, 615, 730

Trought, Mary E. :

aluminum, in 1945 1175

aluminum, preprint from minerals

yeari)ook 1268

aluminum salts and alumina 1175

bauxite, in 1945 1175

bauxite, preprint from minerals

yearbook 1268

magnesium, preprint from miner-
als yearbook 1269

I'rouser hangers, specification 672

Trousers, rubber-coated, specification- 838

Trout River Bay, chart 297

Trow, George S., court case 83

Troy Laundry Co 1099

Truax Airport, instrument approach

chart 727

Truck crops :

truck crop estimate reports- 9, 147, 230.
338, 456, 574, 707, 860,
1016, 1144, 1233. 1342
■wages of harvest workers in Calif- 1232
see also names of crops.
Trucks, see Hand-drawn trucks — Lift
trucks — Motortrucks —
Platform trucks — Strad-
dle trucks.

True, Agnes J., relief of estate 741,

907, 1031

True, Nathan F., court case 1354

True, Norman E., court case 926, 1285

True, Webster P., Smithsonian Insti-
tution 1120

Trujillo, Selso, relief 1072

Trullinger, R. W., agricultural experi-
ment stations, 1945 458

Truly, Clara K.. relief 488, 596, 734

Truman, Harry S., see President of

United States.
Truman, Mrs. Robert L., court case- 1425
Truseott, Starr, tank tests of flying

boat 99

Trusses (aircraft) :

simplified stabilitv criteria 103

Trust Assoc, of H. Kempner 917, 1052

Trust companies in D. C., making and

publishing reports 30

Trust Company of Georgia 286, 315

Trusts :

antitrust cases in construction in-
dustry 1357

carriers agreements rel. to ifnti-
trust laws —

minority views 919

reports 47, 771

compilation of antitrust laws 163

see also Monopoly.
Trypanosomiasis :

complenient-fixation tests 1202

treatment with p-arsenosophenyl-

butyric acid " 1262

Tschopik, Harry, jr.. Aymara 981

Tsien, Hsue-Shen. mixed subsonic and

supersonic flow 95, 809

Tsushima, Japan, chart 966

Tsutsu Wan. chart 966

Tsutsugamushi disease :

antigen from infected yolk sacs 1079

complement fixation 1167

Page
Tsutsugamushi disease — Continued

heterogeneity 502

iniiniine rabbit serum 176

Iiosters 320

serological study 1167

Tuber worm, see I'otato tuber worm.
Tuberculin aids suppression of tuber-
culosis in livestock 147

Tuberculosis :

climate and tuberculosis 781

control, extracts from public

health reports 929

epidemiology 311

in animals, summary of tubercu-
losis eradication 10, 709

in livestock, improved tuberculin

aids suppression 147

mortality, nonwhite young adults- 781
service, information for doctors-- 998
streptomycin and promin action- 176
Tubes (inner) :

general schedule of supplies 322,

995, 1126
Tubes and tubing :

aluminum-alloy tubing, beam,

etc., tests 91

aluniinuiii-alloy tubing, torsional

strength 103

chromium-molybdenum-steel tub-
ing under loads 103

copper water tube, simplified

practice 588

ovalization of tubes 103

paper tubes for milk-bottle caps_ 1156
small-orifice tubes for minimizing

dilution in exhaust gas__ 1407

specifications 200, 215, 542, 672,

1126, 1127, 1199
tank and float vent tubes, pres-
sure drop 1407

thylene glycol solutions in tubes,

heat transfer 1407

Tuck, Vivian C. oxidation of exhaust

gases 1399

Tucker, A. R., court case 210

Tucker, E. M. :

phosphate rock 394. 395, 1175

phosphate rock industry in 1945- 1270
phosphate rock industry of West-
ern States 1270

salt 1084

salt production in 1945 1270

Tucker, Emma M., relief 886,

1035, 1067
Tucker, G. E. :

sand and gravel, in 1945 1271

sand and gravel, preprint from

minerals yearbook 1271

Tucker, Julius L., trustee, motor car-
rier decision 1373

Tucker, Martin A., relief— 886, 1035, 1067

Tucker, Maurice, wire strain gages 1398

Tucker, Warren A. :

scale and turbulence effects on

airfoil 1289

scale-effect tests of airfoil sec-
tion 1289

wing location, etc., effect on air-
plane 809

Tucumcari, N. Mex., instrument ap-
proach chart 1025

Tucumcari project, specifications 77.

515, 1088
Tufting for mattresses, specification- 672

Tufts, Charles G., court case 435

Tufts, mattress, specification 111

Tug Fork :

bridge 891, 915, 1045

improvement ■ 757

Tugboats in New York harbor, earn-
ings 411

Tugwell, Rexford G., report 1088

see also Puerto Rico.
Tularemia :

pathology in golden hamster 176

January-December

1685

Page

Tularemia — Continued

susceptibility of golden hamster_ 64

transmission by fleas 503

Tule Lake division, see Klamath proj-
ect.
Tule Lake Relocation Center, com-
munity analysis 796

Tulsa, Okla., aeronautical chart 725

Tuma, Edward C, lapped bar splices in

concrete beams 158

Tuna industry of southern Spain 1170

Tunb Jezirat, chart 538

Tundra of Alaska, study 391

Tung oil, solvent extraction 1343

Tung tree, embryology 1-

Tung-sha Tao, chart 539

Tungsten :

deposits of Mexico 69

exploration of Mecklenburg

County, Va., area 793

in 1945 937

monthly tungsten rejiort 75, 793

Mountain View deposit 1367

preprint from minerals yearbook- 179,

1175

Riley mine 1367

Tunnell, James M. (Senator from
Del.) :
reports made by —

jpducation and Labor Com 378,

495, 617, 916-917
National Defense Program,
Special Committee Inves-
tigating 497

Pensions Com 382, 1075

Tupelo, American wood 232

Tupelo National Battlefield Site 1084

Turbines :

blowdown, performance 1407

Diesel engine-compressor-turbine

combination 1407

exhaust-gas, performance 1407

gas, gas charts 815

gas, unclassified books and re-
ports 1156

posters 671

Turbosuperchargers :

comparative effectiveness of cool-
ing cap 959

test procedure recommended 1407

Tureens, specification 542

Turkey, mutual aid agreement 553

Turkey wheat, see Wheat.
Turkeys :

farm production, etc 456

national improvement plan 230

Turkington, Edward L., court case 1259,

1381

Turkington, Elaine H., court case 1259,

1381
Turkish language :

guide to spoken language 844

phrase book 1132

Turnbuckles, specification 301

Turnbull, Louis L., coal deposit near

Coaldale, Nev 510

Turner, Harold R., jr., effects of rough-
ness on airfoils 1288

Turner, Howard A., graphic summariz-
ation of farm tenure 707

Turner, L. I., jr. :

cooling tests of airplane 92

determination of ground effect 95

Turner, L. Richard :

auxiliary jet-propulsion for assist-
ing take-off 1400

computation of combustion, etc.,

temperatures 1104

exhaust gas blowdown turbine 1407

exhaust stack effect on jet-pro-
pulsion system 1400

flame-visibility tests 1394

nozzles for jet-propulsion system- 1400
performance of exhaust-gas tur-
bines 1407

Turner, McDuff, court case 321

Page
Turner, Philip S. :

fairing compositions for aircraft- 94
strength properties in test speci-
mens 412

Turner, Thomas R.. pressure distribu-
tion over aileron 958

Turner, W. N., lateral control for satis-
factory flying 95

Turntables, full-revolving, specifica-
tion 219

Turpanjian, M. Martin, relief 492. 736

Turpentine, see Naval stores.

Turrell, Virginia, alcohol policies of

WPB 975

Turrets :

aircraft, Navy training courses 1196

on wing, pressure distribution 1293

Ships Bureau manual 1197

Turtles :

care 272

collected in Panama Canal Zone 1120

osteology of fossil 552

ridding ponds 505

trapping 1265

Tuscaloosa County, Ala., pre-Selma
Upper Cretaceous forma-
tions 933

Tuscaloosa Division, Mining Branch — 1269
Tuscaloosa quadrangle, Ala., geologic

map '_ 69

Tutewiler, Harvey A., transferee,

court case 949

Tuttrup, Jane, raise your roof 458

Tututni Indians, court case 500

TVA, see Tennessee Valley Authority.
Twenhofel, W. S., molybdenite investi-
gations in Alaska 1171

Twentieth Century Frocks 205

Twigg, Trixie M., relief 39, 377, 591

Twill, specification 1197

Twin Cities, aeronautical chart 344, 1153

Twin Falls County, Idaho, court case_ 284,

315

Twine, cotton, facts for industry 154

Twombly, Henry B., court case 286

Tvdings, Millard E. (Senator from
Md.) :
reports made by —

Appropriations Com 762

Territories and Insular Af-
fairs Com— 59, 266, 383, 776
Tyler, Tex. :

aircraft accident 1022

investigations at conservation ex-
periment station 863

Tyler Hotel, court case of owner — 549, 1097
Type and production certificates, air

regulations 1151, 1241

Type faces in Government Printing

Office 931

Typewriters :

general schedule of supplies 1126

packaging and packing 421, 1109

Typhoid fever, immunization 628

Typhoons, see Storms.

Typhus Commission, abolishing 203

Typhus fever :

complement-fixing antibodies in

human serums 1262

kill that flea ! DDT dusting pro-
gram 270

soluble antigen from rickettsiae 1166

Typist's erasing shields, specification- 838

U

V. .\. E. S. C. O., see United Nations
Educational. Scientific,
and Cultural Organiza-
tion.

U. N. R. R. A., see United Nations Re-
lief and Rehabilitation
Administration.

U. S. roniraercial Co -- 182

TI. S. 1). A., see Agri<-ultur(' Depart-
ment.

1686

Index, 194G

Page

USE. S., see Employment Service.

TJ. S. Electrical -Motors, Inc 189, 1318

U. S. S. R., Kce riiion of Soviet Sociul-

ist Kepublics.
Unlan Island, see Kusaie Island.

Uebersee Finanz-Korporation, A. G 6.)4

Ugalde, Pedro, relief KJTl

Uhlman, John, pa.vment of claim or

estate 435

Uhrmann. Frederick, relief.- 767, 886. 103o
Uhvits, Rachel. Elberta peach growth,

chloride, etc., effect 123u

Ukraine, agricultural climatoloK.v, etc_ 459
UUman, Morris B.. statistical abstract

of V. S 342, 135(1

Ulmer. Melville J. : , „^ ,^

economic concentration and W orld

War II 762, 90^

small business and civic welfare — 257

Ulrich, H. P., soil survey 458

Ultrabasic rock bodies in Alaska, geol-
ogy, etc 1171

Ultraviolet irradiation :

inactivation of agent in jaundice

serum 116<

lamps, letter circular 102'J

Ultraviolet spectra:

amines in isooctane in water 14<)o

of p-hvdroxvbenzoic acid, etc 467

Umhau, J.B., tin 1367

Umnak Island, aeronautical chart 72ij

Unalaska maritime control area 67o

Un-American activities :

investigation — „„,

funds 594

hearings 371. 485, 608

hearings, additional copies — 897

report 760

publications, price list 391

sources of financial aid 60S

Un-American Activities Committee,

House: ^„^

funds 594

hearings 371, 485, 608

reports 485, 608. 760. 901, 1059

Under secretaries, see, for depart-
mental under secretaries,
names of departments,
or secretaries.
Underground corrosion, see Corrosion.
Underground structures, cathodic pro-
tection 730

Underbill, Ruth, work a day life of

Pueblos 1083

Understanding among peoples 1207

Underwear:

knit, facts for industry lo4, 864

women's and children's,, facts for

industry 864

Underwood, Lloyd B.. Dundee forma-
tion and Rogers City

limestone 70

Underwood, William J., ailerons of

different contour 1387

Unemployment compensation, see Un-
employment insurance.
Unemplovment insurance :

ani.M'Hlin^' D. C. act 888. 916, 1038

employer taxes. State differences- 176
fishermen and allied workers. 272, 50"!

grants to States, estimate 677

how it works for working women. 88

if you are laid off 05

insured unemployed, weekly 1263

interpretation service. benefit^

series 65, 781

interpretation service. Federal

series 65

State laws, significant provisions- 628
State laws, synopsis of amend-
ments 503, 1263

this is unemployment insurance-- 1362
unemployment insurance and

you 65

see also Railroad employees — Re-
adjustment allowances.

Page

UNESCO, see United Nations Educa-
tional, Scientific, and
Cultural Organization.
Unification of Engineering Standards
Conference, sec Confer-
ence on Unification of
Engineering Standards.

Uniform crime reports 408, 1186

inde.x to v. 16 408

Uniforms :

Army regulations —

prescribed service uniform-- 559,

692, 841, 1128

wearing of service uniform- 692,

841, 1214

reserve officers' gratuity —

hearings 622, 896

law 737

letter from Navy Dept 482

reports 382. 756

Union, S. C.. aircraft accident-- 1351

Union agreements, see Collective bar-
gaining.

Union Asphalts and Roadoils. Inc 1181

Union Carbide & Carbon Corporation- 1099
Union Catalog Division, Library of

Congress 1189

I'nion College, court case 953

Union Countv, Pa., soil survey 1235

Union Guardian Trust Co., see Detroit

Trust Co.
Union Metal Manufacturing Co_- 160, 1186
Union of South Africa :

economic information ^ 1250

mutual aid, agreement 987

post-war economic settlements,

agreement 988

shipments to. preparing 347

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics :

aeronautical chart 1413

communism in action 1188

economic information 238

health and welfare services 409

liberated war prisoners and civil-
ians, agreement 988

our Red Army ally 440

trade with Russia 347

war criminals agreement 553

Union Pacific R. R. :

accidents 401. 1178

demurrage 403

rates 645

roadmasters. etc : 800

Union Paving Co 625. 953, 1099

Union scales of hours and wages, see
Hours of labor — Wages.

T'nion Sulphur Co.. Inc 1182

Union Tank Car Co 1093

Union Trust Co. of Indianapolis 949

Union Trust Co. of Pittsburgh 556

Unions, see Labor organizations.
Unions (iron and steel) :

specification 301

Unit heaters, facts for industry 154, 864

United Air Lines. Inc:

court case 155

emergency board 1077

mail rates 1151

United Boat Lines 646

United Brick & Clay Workers of Amer-
ica 1299

United Brotherhood of Carpenters &

Joiners of America-- 654. 1192
United Farm Equipment & Metal

Workers of America 1280

United Federal Workers of America 286.

1285
United Gas, Coke & Chemical Workers

of America 1382

United Kingdom, see Great Britain.

T'nited Meat Co.. Inc 679, 826

United Mine Workers of America 1280

United Nations :

agreement executed by President- 1-83
background material 1315

January-December

1687

Page

-Continued

209
98S

United Nations-
charter —

and covenant of League of

Nations

and statute of International

Court of Justice

General Assembly, report of U. S.

delegation 553, 1315

goals, economic and social 1315

goals, political and security 1315

locate seat in United States 41

organizing , 1207

participation of U. S 31,

32, 41, 48, 427

sessions in London 957

transition from League of Na-
tions 1122

United States and United Na-
tions 1315

United States and United Nations

report series 984,

1206, 1315, 1424
United States-United Nations in-
formation series 1122,

1207, 1315
see also names of special organi-
zations.
United Nations Conference on Interna-
tional Organizations 1207

United Nations Education Day, procla-
mation 1308

United Nations Educational, Scientific,
and Cultural Organiza-
tion :

defenses of peace 314, 433

kev to international understand-
ing? 1315

membership —

hearings 746

law 1045

reports 477, 008, 918, 1048

preparatory commission 988

report of U. S. National Commis-
sion

United Nations Monetary and Finan-
cial Conference, agree-
ment at Bretton Woods.
United Nations Relief and Rehabilita-
tion Administration :
appropriation —

hearings 50

law 31

reports 32,50

estimates 116, 678

further participation —

hearings 41

law 31

reports 41,48,50

reports 433, 084, 988, 1315

resolution of United Nations Gen-
eral Assembly, etc 746

see also Imports and exports.

United Pacific Insurance Co 1096

United Rubber Workers of America 806

United Spanish War Veterans :

convention, proceedings 353

Marine Band to attend —

hearing 605

law 1041

reports 481, 622

United States :

Note. — For all subjects per
taining to the United States,
except its government, general
history, and description, see
such subjects. For all depart-
ments, etc., of the Government
of the United States, see names
of such departments, etc.
charts —

aeronautical 867

aeronautical planning 586

airports 346

great-circle outline 1249

isogonic ^ 1155

outline 1249

1424

830

Page
United States — Continued
Government —

business of our Government- 655

manual 116, 823

our American Government 254,

471

publications, price 14st 391

state of the Union, message of the

President 203, 304

who owns America? 1321

United States and United Nations re-
port series 984,

1206, 1315, 1424
United States attorneys, see District
attorneys.

United States Casualty Co 267,

524, 654, 1259
United States coast pilot, see Coast

pilots.
United States Code, .see Codes of law.
United States commissioners :
compensation method —

hearings 602

law 1037

reports 56, 891

fees —

hearings 602

law 1037

reports 57, 875, 891

referees in bankruptcy to serve 56,

162
standard forms and dockets,
etc —

hearings 602

law 1037

reports 57, 891

United States Court of Appeals for
District of Columbia :

building 254

estimates 427

records and briefs in tax cases,

title page and index 947

see also names of parties to suits.
United States courts, see Adminis-
trative Office of United
States Courts — also
names of courts.
United States Education Mission to

Japan, report 1424

United States Government manual 116,

823
United States Lines, requisition of

vessels 1254

United States Park Police, see Police.
United States reports, see Supreme

Court of United States.
United States Smelting, Refining, &

Mining Co 404

United States Steel Corporation 930

United States Trust Co. of New York_ 652,

1124, 1283
United States-United Nations informa-
tion series__ 1122, 1207, 1315

I'nits of work, how to build 1078

Universal Atlas Cement Co 390

Universal Carloading & Distributing

Co., Inc 1182

Universal military training, see Mili-
tary education and train-
ing.

Universal Oil Products Co 989

. niversal Sewer Pipe Corporation 550

Universal Transcontinental Corpora-
tion 281

Universe, structure 311

Universities, see Colleges and univer-
sities— Land-grant col-
leges and universities —
also names of universi-
ties.
Unknown American, burial in Arling-
ton National Cemetery 365,

622, 875
I'nlawful restraints, see Restraint of

trade.
Unmarried mothers, see Mothers.

1688

Index, 1946

Page
UNRRA, see I'nlted Nations Relief and
Rt-hnbllitatlon Adminls-
trntitm.

Upfhurcli I'aokiiif; Vo., Iiic 5U4

Upholstery leather, see Leather, bid^8,

and skins.
I'pholt, Willinm M. :

DDT in eontrol of j'ellow fever

mosquito 502

DDT spravs as mosquito larvi-

cides 269

Upper Cambrian period, see ('anibrian

period.
I'pper Cretaceous period, see Creta-
ceous period.
Upright, Harry R., trustee, court case_ SI

Upson, Charles A., court case 870

Upson, Ralph H., tests of steel wing

panel 104

l^ra^a Ko, chart 2i»S

rraniuni, 1st spectrum 1251

I'rban, see Cities and towns.
I'rea Klue, see Glue.

Iri, 1\. & Co 429

Urinary 17-ketosteroid e.\cretion by

boars 337

Urns, coflfee, specification 969

Uru-Chipaya, handbook of S. Amer.

Indians , 983

Uruguay :

consulta del Gobierno del Uruguay
y contestaciones de los

gobi^rnos 970

economic situation 24

economic survey, 1942 & 1943__ 112

same (in Spanish) 112

shipments to. preparing 1251

USDA, see Agriculture Department.
USES, see Employment Service.

Ushimado Seto. chart 964

Usilton, Lida J. :

mortality trends for syphilis 781

national venereal disease control- 7S1
reports, etc., of Venereal Diseases

Division 780

syphilis among civilians during

war 389

syphilis in men of draft age 3S9

Uspeniya Bay. cliart 419

USSR, see Union of Soviet Socialist

Republics.
Ussuriyskiy Zaliv, see Usuri Bay.

Ustilago maydis, sporidial fusion 1018

Usuri Bay, chart 539

Utah :

agricultural conservation pro-
gram 151, 1238, 1348

Bear River compact--- 602, 920, 1036
Federal reclamation projects, map_ 641

fungus flora 861

gold, silver, copper, lead, and

zinc 1174

land withdrawal 59

late Mesozoic and early Cenozoic

history 1171

mail routes, schedules 201.

544, 971, 1306

metal mining, 1945 1270

oil and gas 392. 787

pliosphate rock industry 1270

post route nuip 114

strategic minerals investigations- 933

topographic maps, etc , 7iS<>

vanadium region, exploration 1367

war casualties 1302

World War II honor list 1332

Utah Agricultural Experiment Station,

soil survey 458

Utah Idaho Central R. R., emergency

board 1201

I'tah .Tunk Co 286. 685, 1420

Utah Scientific Research Foundation. 309
Ute Indians :

claims, pavment of attorneys 601,

620, 737

court ease ISO, 384, 1099

Utensils, see kinds of utensils.

Page
Utica, N. Y., instrument approach

chart 1247

Itica quadrangle, Mich 935

Utilities :

guides and procedures 441,

693, 844, 1326

technical manual 441, 693, 844,

1001, 1002, 1131, 1326
see also I'ulilic utility companies.
Utinsky, Margaret M., relief- 886, 911, 1035
Utwa, .see Lottin, I'ort.
Uvarov. B. P., locust plague 311

V

V-12 program, see Navy.

V. A., see Veterans Administration.

V— G records :

analysis 1296

unusual records 1388

Vaccination and smallpox 628

Vacu-Matic Carburetor Co 629

Vacuum cleaners :

facts for industry 154

general schedule of supplies 128

Vacuum gages, see Gages.

Vado, Porto di. chart 296

Vahlsing, F. H., Inc 663, 1298

Vail Manufacturing Co 1299

ValcSrcel, Luis E. :

Andean calendar 981

Cuzco archeology 982

Indian markets and fairs in Peru_ 982
Valencia County, X. Mex., Lucero up-
lift 633

Valencia orange juice, see Orange juice.

Valentina Bay, chart 419

Valentine, Barr D., accident investiga-
tion 19

Valentine & Sons 408

Valerino, Michael F. :

cross-How plate-type intercooler 1396

cross-flow tubular intercooler 1396

high-altitude flight cooling of en-
gine 1190

intercooler cooling-air weight, etc.,

for minimum power loss- 1396
Vallandingham, A. V., per diem costs of

car ownership, etc 516

Valley Count.v. Mont., bridge across

Missouri River 261,

478, 592

Valuation Bureau 517, 1182

Valve-grinding compound, specifica-
tion 1304

Valves :

cast-iron, gate, specification 1430

exhaust —

improvement in performance- 1395

strain-gage study 1104

temperatures 1394

intake, flow coefficients 529

monosleeve, flow coefficients 291

simplified practice 869, 1029

specifications 422. 437,

562, 839, 969, 1127, 1212
Vanadium :

explorations in Colorado and

Utah 1367

in 1945 937

monthly report 511

preprint from minerals yearbook- 1175
Van Alstine, Ralph E., copper deposits,
Kotsina-Kuskulana dis-
trict — 1171

Vance, A. M., European corn borer 457

Vancouver Island, aeronautical charts- 22,

725

Vandalia quadrangle. Mo 72

Van de Kanip's Holland-Dutch Bakers,

Inc 196, 531

Vandeman, .Tack E.. increasing knock-
limited power 1407

Vandenberg, Arthur H. (Senator from
Mich.) :
Council of Foreign Ministers at

Paris 902

January-December

1689

Page
Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic

Site 938

Vanderlip, Franli A., court case of

estate C54, 1180

Vanderlip. Narcissa C, exrx., court

case •- 654

Van Der Loo, Jo, court case 550.

97ft. 1311. i:^Sl

Van Horn, A. L., crippled children 525

Van Horn, J., marketing 1944 Wyoming

wool clip, etc 8(>2

Van Horn, Russell, court case 947

Van Horn, Tex., aircraft accident 720

Vanier, J. :

flow in centrifugal pump 1103

heat-resistant materials for air-
craft engines 1190

laminar and turbulent friction 1190

Sperry gyro in turning 1190

Vanilla, la cura de la vainilla 576

Van Kleecli, Arthur, flre-retarding coat-
ings 579

Van Loeseclie, Harry W., pasteurized

citrus juices 147

Van Oosten, John :

pikes 631

whitefish fishery of Lake Huron.

etc 391

Vanston Bondholders Protective Com-
mittee, court case 1285

Van Suetendael, Achille O.. court case_ 85
Van Suetendael, Elizabeth P., court

case 85

Vantsin River, chart 419

Van Vorst, George W., court case 1428

Van Waters & Rogers. Inc 280

Variety stores, see Stores.

Varnedoe. Am.v H., court case 1381

Varnes, Helen, sand and gravel deposits

of Colorado 933

Varnish :

colors, etc., simplified practice 467

facts for industry 154, 864

specifications 301, 323, 672, 130r.

Varnish remover, specification 422

Vasco, Vincent, how Dept. of Commerce

serves you 235

Vasquez, Mr. and Mrs. Cipriano, relief- 301.

493 591

Vaughan. James R., relief 39, 493,' 736

VD, see Venereal diseases.
Vegetable-cubing-and-slicing machines,

specification 1304

Vegetable milk, see Soybeans.
Vegetable oils, .see Oils — also names of

oils.
Vegetable-peeling machines, specifica-
tion 542

Vegetables :
canned —

business reports 153, 716

industry report 867, 1027

production, etc 729. 1027

commercial truck crop estimate

reports 9, 147. 230.

.'?3S, 456, 574. 707. SOO,
.1016, 1144, 1233, 1342

cooperatives in canning 711

dehydrated, sales, etc.. in Grand

Rapids 1018

freezing —

at home 570

costs 231

movie in color 705

green, in everyday meals .S39

growers, investigation of com-
plaints 247

loss, etc.. in rail transportation 1232

processed, Government inspection. 581

ptiblications. price list 1170

rates on 281

root, in everyday meals 3.39

seed treatments 801

subsidy authorizations 352, 374, 470

vegetable situation 9, 708

.see also names of vegetables.
Vegetation of San Jos6 Island 981

Page
Vehicles, Army regulations, marking. 325,

841
see also Motor vehicles.
Velocity :

distribution on wing sections. 809, 959

estimating terminal velocity 1296

high air, measurement 104

torsional-divergence, magnitude- 104

Veneer, facts for industry 154

Venereal Disease Control Committee,

report 1262

Venereal Disease Control Conference,
see National Conference
on Postwar Venereal
Disease Control.
Venereal diseases :

and promiscuity 269

chancroid studies 930

clinics, directory 1079

control —

national, report of commit-
tee 1262

plan for revitalizing national

control 781

predicting future needs 389

cooperation of health oflicers and

police departments 781

journal of venereal disease infor-
mation 63, 780

supplement 502, 1079

message to women 1168

names of suspected contacts, eval-
uating worth of obtain-
ing 930

posters 295, 415, 532, 665

San Francisco educational pro-
gram 503

significance of 1st lapse in clinics. 64

V. D. folder 1261, 1262, 1263

wedding plans 1263

see also names of diseases.
Venereal Diseases Division :

reports and forms 780

venereal disease information, re-
prints 64, 389,

503, 781, 929, 930, 1078,
1166, 1167, 1262, 1263
Venereal Diseases, Public Health
Service Advisory Com-
mittee on Public Educa-
tion for Prevention of,
see Public Health Serv-
ice Advisory Committee
on Public Education for
Prevention of Venereal
Diseases.
Venezia Giulia, provisional adminis-
tration 1207

Venezuela :

American nation series 301

economic situation 1352

establishing a business 347

living and ofiice-operating costs- 729

military mission, agreement 1425

military service agreement 123

shipments to 238

Venice, Gulf of, chart 539

Vensel, Joseph R., measurements of

elevator deflections 1400

Ventilation :

effect on stored lemons 339

in metal mines 510

Ventilation-parts. rubber, specifica-
tion 541

Verbank quadrangle. N. Y 1173

Verbarg, Gertrude E., relief 493, 591

Vermont :

agricultural conservation pro-
gram 151, 1239

frozen food locker plants 505

mail routes, schedules 201,

424, 819, 971

post route map 113

topographic maps, etc 506

transportation map 66

war casualties 1302

World War II honor list 1332

1690

Index, 1946

Pago

Vero Beach, Flii., instrument approach

chart 1025

Vero skull, data 1120

Versailles quadrangle, Ind 634

Vertical fin, sec Airplanes.
Vessels, ace Ships — Warships.

Vest, C. C, relief 477. 615, 736

Vest life-preserver, sec Life-preservers.
Vested Property Claims Committee,

final determinations 1115

Vesuvius, Lake, exchange of lands 879,

903, 1042
Veterans:

advisory centers 527, 1287

apprentice training 409

assistance information 1205

automobiles for disabled veterans- 1060

back on job 9'-8

benefits —

armed forces of allied na-
tions 902, 1045

enlargement and changes,

summary 527

in British countries and U. S_ 192

State laws, etc 253

Boulder Canyon project entries — 42,

262, 351

burial allowance, increase 761,

768, 1036
civil service examinations, re-
stricting 114

disability ratings, effective date__ 372

769, 8<4

disabled, in civil service 1239

disabled, selective placement 191

education and training, answers

to (luestions 1431

education or training, instruc-
tions 131

educational facilities —

estimate for Community Fa-
cilities Bur 974

hearings 1070, 1160

law 1039

reports 916, 1058

efficiency ratings, review 1283

employees of U. S. who lost civil

service appointments 8R0,

906, 1040
employment program, employers'

guide 65 (

employment representatives, con-
ference ^^^?

farm units, preference 34.

• 49, 370, 876, 1039

fishing vessel acquisition —

hearings l055

law 1039

reports 751, 913

free copies of records in D. C 30

G. I., banker, and savings bonds. 1320
Gila project lands —

hearings 1254

law ^51

reports 42, 262

going back to civilian life 219, 442

handbook 125.3

he's back l-^

higher education, opportunities — 690.

higher education, report by direc-
tor of war mobilization

and reconversion 850

homestead entries 368.

391, 773, 775, 873
housing, see, in main alphabet.

Housing,
in small 1)usiness —

hearings 1256

report- 1062

veterans and small business- 587

Income tax 688

it's up to you! hire that vet 1100

laws, compilation 471.

878, 1252, 1355

Page

Veterans — Continued
loans-
effectuate in District of Co-
lumbia 40,471,591

farm loan guaranty, how to

Obtain 231

farm loans and insured mort-
gages 354, 369, 472, 484,

1039, 1046
farm tenant act amendments. 372,

610
GI loan guaranty increased- 230

guaranteed 690

guaranty or insurance 438,

559, 1213
home loans under G. I. Bill

of Rights 662

increase revolving fund 372,

378, 592

secondary market 1044, 1050

manual explanatory of privi-
leges, etc., printing 1058

materials for homes, priority 164

million working on farms 1016

naturalization benefits 1186

now you can go to college, etc 446

on-the-job training 659,

956, 1101, 1287

operation job finding 1100

organized forces of the Philip-
pines, relief— 769, 1059, 1060

physical requirements, waiver 1283

placing in civilian jobs, index,

etc 525

placing in civilian jobs. Marine

Corps supplement 415

preference act, etc., opinion 187

publications, price list 504

readjustment allowances 840

reemployment rights —

hearings 754,1163

opinion of Attorney General- 1379

reports 604, 608, 621, 1074

views of Mr. Murray, etc 1074

retirement pay, prorate tables 559

returning to farm work 574

servicemen's readjustment act,
amend —

hearings 168

laws 163, 875

reports 33, 609, 769

servicemen's readjustment act,

with amendments 256

services in D. C, blackout funds- 477.
' 495, 737

services of State, etc., agencies,

reimbursement 1039,

1060, 1070

share your home 827

social security benefits for sur-
vivors—

hearings 769

report 769

surplus property preference or
priority —

hearings 621, 622

law 592

reports 477,497

training for skilled trades 656

veteran and forest service 460

why do veterans organize? 692

see also Life insurance • — Ne-
groes — Pensions — Re-
adjustment to civilian
life.

Veterans Administration 131, 215, 324,

438. 559, 690, 840, 997,
1127, 1213, 1321, 1430

acceptance of gifts, etc 769,

902, 1045

appropriations 241

decisions 131, 215. 438. 559, 840,

997, 1321. 1430
education or training of vet-
erans , — 131

January-December

1691

Page
Veterans Administration — Continued

estimates, etc 116, 305, 428,

678, 8-*4, 975
facilities, Hoverson Memorial

Hospital , 77U

facilities, Lebanon County, Pa.,

land easement 609, 770, 875

Federal standard stocli catalog

supplement 690

investigation —

hearings 256

minority views 372

report 372

leases for 5 years, authorize 60it,

769, 875

manual 559, 1127, 1431

Medicine and Surgery Depart-
ment—

hearings 108

law 103

reports ^ 48, 56

organization chart 690

posters 997-998, 1213, 1321

psychiatric problems met by rep-
resentatives : 1322

publications, index 998

relief of certain employees 350,

361, 377

report, 1945 324

retired officers' employment 365,

769, 1045, 1048

standard forms 438

Veterans Appeals Board, associate

members 009, 770, 875

Veterans' canteen service, establish-
ing 902, 917, 1045

Veterans Employment Representatives
Conference, see National
Conference of Veterans
Employment Representa-
tives.

Veterans Employment Service 804, 1100

Veterans insurance, see Life insurance.
Veterans of Foreign Wars of United
States :

Navy Dept. equipment 922, 1160

proceedings of 46th encampment- 1157

War Dept. equipment, lending 755

Veterans' organizations, lend War

Dept. property 737, 773

Veterinary Corps, Army, graduate edu-
cation for officers 999

Veterinary reports, etc., Army regula-
tions! 132

Veterinary station service, Army regu-
lations 999

Veterinary zoology, index-catalog 1843

Veveacqua, Egnazio, see Bevilacqua,
Ignazio.

Viaduct, Pa., railroad accident 1178

Viareggio, Porto di, chart 290

Vica Co 803

Vice President of United States :

committee to study election 265

term of office and election 57

Vichy, Mo., instrument ai)proach chart- 728

Vickers Petroleum Co.. Inc 500

Vicksburg quadrangle. Miss. -La 697

Victor, Anna M., trustee, court case 550,

979
Victor, Royall, court case of trustees- 550,

979

Victory Day 1114

Victory Farm Volunteers :

poster 711

your job as work leader 578

youth can help 578

youth learns and earns 578

Victory flag, see Jlinute man victory

flag.
Victory fleet, digest of production

news 90

Victory Fur Co 1421

Victory gardens, see Gardens.

Page

Victory loan bonds, sec Savings bonds
and stamps.

Victory Lumber Co 681

Victory minerals, see Minerals.

Victory news for retailers 130-131

Vieaux, Don G., geologic, etc., map of

Garland, etc., anticlines. 507
Vierthaler, Walter A. :

coating on cast-iron piston rings_ 1293
electron-microscope study of pis-
ton rings 1293

Villafaue Muiioz, Jos6, relief- 599, 767, 872
Village electrification, see Electricity.
Village teachers, see Teachers.
Villard, Henry H., national survey of

vr-,, • ^ , liiui'l assets !___ 1201

Villari, John, court case 429

Villari, Peter, court case 429

Villari, S., & Sons 4i>!)

Villari, Samuel, court case 429

Vinall, H. N., pasture handbook 1343

Vincent. George P., court case 1030

Vinci, Joseph, court case 1381

Vinson, Carl (Representative from
Ga.) :

bills, etc., introduced by 167

251, 253, 367, 481-482!
605-606, 895, 1057, 1255
reports made by —

Conference Com 32, 242 470

Naval Affairs Com ' 45

166, 251, 481, 755
Vinson, Fred M. :

address before Tri-State Bankers. 993
British loan, what it means to us_ 313
loan to Britain, sound economic

step 321

victory loan speech 126

see also Treasury Department."

\inton, Harry F.. jr., relief 39, 493, 591

virgiha Mining Corporation 12IO

Virgin Islands 277

coast pilot ~ 1152

district judge, retirement privi-
lege 255, 469

mail routes, schedules 201

^ ,. 424, 971, 1306

natality and mortality data 1240

report of governor, 1945 277

sugarcane —

crop prices 1237

farming practices 1019

wage rates for production.- 461
trade in domestic and foreign mer-

„• . T , chandise 18, 718

Virgin Islands Co 931

Virginia :

conservation practices, handbook- 16

court case 939

distribution of Pennsylvania an-

, thracite 394, 509

electric rate book 1165

mail routes, schedules 302

673, 971, 1410
persons of unsound miml in Fed-
eral reservations, care,
etc. —

hearings 364

report 248

post route map 1_1 114

postwar rural trends 230

World War II honor list 133'>

Virginia Electric & Power Co. :
land conveyance —

hearing 332

letter from Navy Dept 253

report 264

Virginia Ferry Corporation 127

i'irginia Stage Lines, Inc 643

Virginia Trust Co 40s

Virginian Ry., acciJent 516

Virus diseases, neurotropic 693

Virus-Serum Control Division, activi-
ties of supervised estab-
lishments 10, 709

1692

Index, 1940

Viriist'8 :

ciibltuKf, nir tempi'rature effect--

cruel fcr, <1 iff creii tint ion

lymplioKramiloina veiuTeiini, etc_
tite (lino HioloKoicnl products.

Viscometer, Mooney, factors affecting
results

Vises, specification

Visitinj; teachers, see Teachers.

Visual aids, sec Audio-visual aids.

Vital statistics :

coding and punching instructions-
in Germany after 1st World War-
monthly report 111

monthly vital statistics bulletin-

of United States, 1944— 1240,

special reports

342. 463, 5S3, 718,
see also special subject.

Vitamin A report 68,

Vitamin Products Co 206, 1118,

Vivisection, prohibit in D. C

Vlissingen Reede, chart

Vocational booklet 804. 955,

Vocational Division, Education OflSce :

bulletin

reports of State boards for voca-
tional education

requirements for CPA certificate-
Vocational education :

Army Air Forces, technical

courses

digest of reports of State boards-
disciplinary barracks training —
further development — 916, 1045,

in years ahead

interest measurement

miscellany series 779,

see also sub.iect taught.
Vocational libraries, staff develop-
ment aids

Vocational rehabilitation, see Rehabil-
itation of the disabled.
Vocational Rehabilitation and Educa-
tion Service, Veterans

Admin

Vocational Rehabilitation Office, Fed-
eral Security Agency —
270, 1264,
reorganization, notes of general

interest

report, 1945

Vocational training, see Vocational

education.
Vogeley, A. W., climb, etc., tests of

4-blade propeller

Vogelpohl, G., flow investigations with

ultramicroscope

Vogelwede, T. J. :

low-inlet-velocity cowling--

measuring engine charge air flow

in flight > —

Vohemar. Bale de, chart

Voit, Charles H., work required to

compress dry air

Volkringer, Anthony J. (or Tony E.),

court case 83

Volkringer, Stephen, court case

Voltage regulators, Ships Bureau

manual

Volturno River :

from beaches to the Volturno

from the Volturno to Winter

Line

Volunteers (periodical)

Von Doenhoff, Albert E., aerodynamic
characteristics of air-
foils

Von Glahn, Uwe, protected air-scoop

Von Hippel, Arthur R., curing resin-
wood coniliinations

Von Kftrman, Th., laminar and tur-
bulent friction

Von Knorr, Hans, court case

Paije

337
145
628

20
1127

1020
529
817
19.
718
1350
19.
865

, 785

1311

888

298

1187

779

928

779

562

928
694
lO.jl
779
175
928

1363

1431

176,
1363

1226
270

1403

1291

1390

1396
537

661

953
83

540

440

447
120

1387
1292

103

1190
1099

Page
\'on Loesecke, Harry W. :

citrus-cannery effluent In Florida- 456
gases in handling of citrus juices- 456
grapefruit seed oil, manufacture,

etc 457

lactic acid from grapefruit juice- 457
orange juice antioxidant experi-
ments--, 457

orange oil characteristics 147

petroleum ether soluble material

of orange juice 457

rhamnose preparation from narin-

gin 147

Von Oettingen, W. F. :

aliphatic nitrous and nitric acid

esters 1263

excretion of DDT in man 779

TNT effect on workers 270

toxicity, etc., of methyl bromide. 1263
Voss, Fred :

balanced diaphragm dynamometer-
torque indicator 1392

cylinder-pressai re-indicator dia-
grams 92

nozzles for jet-propulsion system- 1400
Voting :

members of armed forces, etc. —

hearings 600

law 592

reports 362, 383

V^ouchers :

allowances to civilian officers,

etc 390

Army regulations 324,

841, 998, 1128

W

W. A. A. C, see Women's Army Aux-
iliary Corps.
W. A. C, see. Women's Army Corps.
W. A. V. E. S., see Women's Reserve,

Navy.
W. M. C, see War Manpower Commis-
sion.
W. P. B., see War Production Board.
W. R. A., see War Relocation Authority.
W. S. A., see War Shipping Adminis-
tration.
W. W. Howes Airport, instrument ap-
proach chart 727

WAAC, see Women's Army Auxiliary
Corps.

Wabash Oil and Gas Association 688

Wabash, R. R. :

accident 278

court case 956

Wabash River :

aeronautical charts 345, 723

bridges 616, 748, 875, 915, 1045

Wabasha, Minn., harbor improvements- 696
WAC. see Women's Army Corps.

Wachusett Mtn. quadrangle. Mass 935

Waco, Tex., instrument approach

chart 727

Wade, Alma, relief 361, 767, 872

Wade, B. L., pea diseases and their

control 12

Wade, Elizabeth F., court case 655

Wade, Ernest I., relief 361, 767, 872

Wade. Raymond E., court case 282

Wadlin, Kenneth I^., planing-tail sea-
plane hulls 1296

Wadsworth, Nev., lots acquired by set-
tlers 499, 898, 1045

Wage Analysis Branch :

publications 955

trends in urban wage rates 956

Wage and Hour and Public Contracts

Divisions 288

Wage earners, see Labor — Women.
Wages :

changes since V-J day 806

chemicals, etc., increases 1100

earnings in industries, etc., by re-
gion 1384

January-December

1693

Page

Wages— Continued
farm —

hired working force 1143

Inclusion in determining par-
ity prices 484

monthly reports 8, 706

seasonal workers in Califor-
nia 574, 1232

stabilization in California 574

stabilization program expen^

ditures 115, 540

wages and rates 708

workers in California citrus

harvest 574

workers in potato, suf,'ar beet

and cotton harvests 1342

Government's wage-price policy — 429,

550
guaranteed plans, estimate for

study 305

higher wages without higher

prices? 547

increases between V-J Day and

May 1046 1101

increasing minimum rate 749

industry wage studies 88,410,

1101, 1286. 1383, 1384

lumber industry, 1944 658

minimum wage conference. Mar.

1946 1385

Negro housing project residents 410

occupational wage relations 88.

956, 1384

policy, and fact-finding boards 806

postwar economic studies 928

potiito harvest workers on Long

Island 1233

pul)lications, price list 784

railroad employees, class 1 steam

railways 79, 79S

railroad employees, compensation,

1943 and 1944 1311

removing stabilization act con-
trols 1418

stabilization, Exec, order 822

State minimum-wage legislation 1101

State minimum-wage orders 1385

sugar beet crop of 1940 713, 1237

sugarcane production, etc 340,

401, 581, 713, 1347
surveys of wages and rates in agri-
culture 574, 708.

1143, 1232, 1233, 1342
tugboats and barges, N. Y. Harbor_ 411

union wage rates or scales 658,

80.-). 956, 1100, 1101,
1187, 1383, 1384

urban rates, trends 956

wage experience of Willow Run

workers 658

wage structure 411,

527, 658, 955, 956, 1100,
1101, 1187, 1286, 1384

war and postwar 411

women, differentials in pay 412, 660

work and wage experience studies- 057.
1101, 1286
Waggaman, Mary T. :

employment and older worker 657

family allowances in various

countries 410

Wagman, Donald D. :

heats, etc.. of acetylene hydro-
carbons 460

heats, etc., of alkylbenzenes 135;?

Wagner, E. O.. lignite gasification 937

Wagner, Martin, court case 1299

Wagner, Robert F. (Senator from
N. Y.) :
paper presented by —

admission of Jews into Pales-
tine 610

reports made by —

Banking and Currency Com_ 50,
487, 703, 905, 1062-63

Foreign Relations Com 56

Military Affairs Com 921

743176 — 47 17

Page

Wagner, Sylvia W., relief 477,

615, 730
Wah Wah lead-zinc mine, examination- 792
Wainwright, Jennie M., court case of

trustees 319

Waite, H. A., geology, etc., Scotts Bluff

County, Nebr 786

Waite, Virgil H., court case 1252

Wake of aircraft :

equations for subsonic flow 1390

ground effect on location 94, 290

studies of 8 model propellers 1104

transient effects on horizontal tail- 104

Wakeman, E. E., trustee, court case 85

Waldie, James, court case 100

Waldman, L. I., & Co., Inc 85, 384

Waldron, C. D. :

flow coeflicients of monosleeve

valves 291

mounting cylinder blocks on CUB

crankcases 1391

pressure drop in tank, etc., on

diving airplanes 1407

Waldron, Howard F., relief of estate 54,

246,469
Waldron, L. R., hard red spring wheat

hybrids 573

Wales, see Great Britain.

Wales quadrangle, Mass. -Conn 508

Walesboro Aux. no. 1, instrument ap-
proach chart 157

Walker, A. D., & Co 207, 994

Walker, A. S., survey of cold storage

space 1236

Walker, Alexander D., court case 207, 994

Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Allan F., re-
lief 39, 54, 241

Walker, Chet, relief 1056

Walker, H. E., making bakers' cheese

from skim milk 800

Walker, Herman, legislation affecting

rural land use 859

Walker, J, C. :

color and smudge resistance in

onion 1017

differentiation of crucifer viruses- 145

downy mildew of cabbage 573

onion-set production 1345

temperature effect on viruses in

cabbage 337

Walker, J. P., iron ore reduction in

saggers 74

Walker, Paul A. :

future of telecommunications 173

new frontiers in communications- 01

new horizons in communication 927

why Federal Communications

Commission? 020

Walker, Percy H., paint manual 34S

Walker, Walter G. :

airspeeds, etc., of Boeing S-307

airplanes 1289

unusual V-G records 1388

Walker River Paiute Tribe, constitu-
tion and by-laws, amend-
ment 789

Wall, Norman ,T., balance sheet of

agriculture 1231

Wall, Pa., railroad accident 1274

Wall frames, rigidity and strength 1147

Wall Wire Products Co 957

Wallace, Arthur R. :

effect of interference on wings,

etc 104

effect of position of wing on side

flow in region of tail 104

effect of yaw on lateral stability- 100
scale-effect tests of airfoil section. 1289
Wallace, Henry A. :

New Orleans foreign trade zone_ 1020

pasture handbook, foreword 1343

see also Commerce Department.

Wallace, M. H., soil survey 458

Wallace, Rose, relief 742, 908, 1031

Wallich, Henry C, public finance and

full employment 387

Walling, Joseph B., court case 12S5

1694

I.NDKX, 19+G

PUKC

Walllnger, Elple M., nurnlnp care of

premature infant 954

Wallingford, Conn., aircraft accident- 1021;

Wallis, Mary A., relief SGI, 615, 872

Walls, condensation in specimens 1150

Walnuts, Persian, sprayed with Bor-
deaux mixture 340

Walsh, David I. (Senator from Mass.) :
individual views —

Wool. Special Committee to
Investigate Production,
Transportation, and

Marketing of 77Ci

reports made by —

Finance Com 496, 917

Naval Affairs Com 58-50,

264, 381-382, 497-498,
622 774 922
Walsh, Mary D. (Mrs. F. Howard).

court case 1124

Walsh Bros 926, 1099, 1285

Walsh Construction Co 187, 950

Walsh Holyoke Steam Boiler Works,

Inc 1381

Walston, Vernal M., test for parasitic

diseases 1078

Walstrom, Douglas P., operating
stresses in engine crank-
shaft 1406

Waltemath, L. A.. & Co 698

Walter, Ahto, relief 361. 599, 736, 767

Walter, Francis E. (Representative
from Pa.) :
reports made by —

Judiciary Com 43, 165, 479,

602, 749, 891-892, 1054
Walter, James M.. canker stain of

planetrees 339

Walter, K. L., geologic, etc., map of

Garland, etc., anticlines- 507

Walter, Lucy, relief 361, 599, 736, 767

Walter, Robert C. :

design parameters of planing-tail

hulls 810

load at which spray enters pro-
pellers 810

Walter, Teddy, relief of guardian 361,

599. 736, 767
Walton, M. S., magnetic maps of Wor-
cester, etc., Counties,

Md

Walton, Matt S., jr. :

nickel investigations in Alaska

ultrabasic rock bodies in Alaska--
Walton, W. R., cutworms, control in

corn, etc., crops 1145

Wani Dra, chart 966

War. see certain headings beginning

War — Wartime — also

certain headings in their

relation to war.

War administration, see World War,

1939-45.
War agencies, see Government offices —

also names of agencies.
War Assets Administration-- 681, 827, 980,
1118, 1204, 1311, 1421

budget, 1947 824

establishment, notes of general in-
terest 570

quarterly progress reports 980,

1118, 1421

review of the month 1204

War Assets Corporation :

disposal policy and veterans'

priority 622

surplus Government property 387

War Ballot Commission :
abolisbinK —

hearings 600

law 592

reports 362, 383

War bonds, see Savings bonds and

stamps.
War casualties, see World War, 1939-
45.

632

1171
1171

War changes in industry series 315,

4:54, r)85, 832, 1123, 1425
War claims, see Claims.
War Claims Committee, House :

hearings 1059

reports.- 48. 901, 1059

War College, sec Naval War College,

Newport.
War construction, see Building.
War contracts, see Government con-
tracts.
War Contracts Price Adjustment

Board : 131,

324. 691, 840, 1213, 1431
War criminals :.

enjuiciamiento de los criminales

de guerra 433. 1122

prosecution and punishment 553

trial of German war criminals 168

trial of Japanese war criminals 1425

U. S. representation in prosecu-

cutlon 203

War Damage Claims Commission ;

creating 771

War Department 131.

216, 324. 438. 559. 691,
840, 998, 1128, 1213, 1322,
1431
abolish, see in main alphabet.
Armed forces, unifica-
tion,
appropriation and project ac-
counts 1434

appropriations, 1946 —

estimates 547, 676, 678, 823

appropriations, 1947 —

budget 678

estimate, etc 304. 824, lll.'S

hearings 243. 486. 1049, 1062

laws 592, 1045

reports- 243, 373, 471, 877. 879, 905

bulletin 132. 439. 560, 692,

841. 999, 1129. 1322, 1432

catalog 1000, 1129-30. 1215-17,

1324-26, 1433-34

circular 132. 325, 439, 560, 692.

841, 999, 1129, 1322, 1432
claims for damages, estimate of

appropriation-- 132,

439, 560. 692, 999
claims under $1,000. peacetime set-
tlement 742, 773, 873

combining with Navy Department.
see, in main alphabet.
Armed forces, unifica-
tion,
employees, reemployment benefits- 545
employees on transports, marine
insurance —

hearings 249

law 1041

reports 165. 1068

emiiloyees on transports, reem-
ployment rights —

committee report 365, 1069

hearings 166

law 1044

Maritime Comn. report 753

field manuals 133. 217. 325,

440, 692. 842. 999-1000,
1129. 1214, 1323. 1432

price list 504. 1169

fiscal code 1327

German resources for war, testi-
mony 170

memoranda, index, 1945 1000

orders —

general 133, 440. 561, 692,

842, 1000. 1129, 1323. 1432

general, index, 1945 1000

orders A, C-M 842

special— 133, 327. 440, 561, 693.
842, 1000, 1129, 1324, 1433

special, index. 1945 1000

posters 326, 440, 1324

publications. Army regulations 999

January-December

1695

Fuge

War Department — Continued

publications, list and index 183,

440, 842, 1323

specifications used, index 133, 842

technical bulletins 135,218,

327, 441, 693, 1217-18

technical lunniuils 135,

218. .•!2T-328, 441-442.
56l-5(;2. (i93-G94, 843-
84-1. 1000-2, 1130 32.
1218, ]32f>-27, 1434

price list 504, 1169

telephone directorj- 135,

218, 328, 562, 694. 844.
1002, 1218. 1327, 1435
War effort, see World War, 1939-45.
War emergenc.v radio service, rules and

regulations of F. C. C 380

War Finance Division 130,324

changing name, notes of general

interest 334

posters 130, 324

War industrial facilities, see Industry.

War Information Office 120

War Labor Board, see National War

War Labor Board.
War loans, see Savings bonds and
stamps.

War Manpower Commission 120,

206, 309, 429
War materials, see Surplus property.

War Meat Board 1237

War Mobilization and Reconversion Of-
fice 137, 221, 330,

447. 565, 697, 850, 1006,
1135, 1221, 1333, 1437

budget, 1947 824

estimate 305

reports 203, 447. 565. 1006. 1333

War plants, see Plants (industrial).
War powers acts, see World War, 1939-

45.
War price and rationing boards :

Negro participation, analysis of

rps 205

volunteers, bulletin for those vfho

direct 120

War Production Board— 120, 206. 309, 430
and predecessor agencies, chronol-
ogy 1116

documentary publications — 1202, 1308

minutes 1202

replacement, etc., notes of general

interest 4

special study 547,

975-977, 1115-16, 1418

War Production Drive 120

War refugee shelter, token shipment-- 1370
War relief :

contract hardship claims —

hearings 771

law 1045

law. regulations 1307

reports 892, 921

contractors' employees outside

U. S 892.916,1039

report on UNRRA 746

supplies, permitting shipment —

hearings 921

law 737

report 621

voluntary, during World War II — 1207

what is our stake? 209

War Relief Control Board, see Presi-
dent's War Relief Con-
trol Board.

War Relocation Authority 180,

399. 515. 641. 796, 943.
1177, 1274, 1370

property transfer 427

reports 399, 516, 94:5

termination, etc 822

see also Japanese relocation cen-
ters.
War risk insurance :

lien for unpaid i)r»'miums 1185

reports 754

Page
War risk insurance — Continued

seamen, extend coverage 754

see also Life insurance.
War Savings Bond Committee, see In-
terdepartmental War
Savings Bond Commit-
tee.
War savings bonds and stamps, see Sav-
ings bonds and stamps.
War service, see Conscription.
War service awards, see Decorations of
honor.

War Shipping Administration 206,

430. 550, 681, 1119

accounting practices 1254

activities 893

appropriation - 740

audit 931

budget, 1947 428

expenses, increase limitation 547

funds to reimburse 677

statutes, etc., relating to, index — 752
temporary authority application- 281
War ships, see Warships.
War supply contracts, see Government

contracts.
War surpluses, see Surplus property.

W;;r trophies, distribution 366, 381, 1045

War wings for peace 1421

War with Spain, 1898 :
pension increase —

hearings 1256

law 1043

reports 897, 1075

travel pay of soldiers. 31. 836, 994, 1124

Ward, Allen M., court case 653, 951

Ward, Bessie R., relief 1067

Ward, J. Carlton, jr., court case 1285

Ward, Minnie J., relief 744,911,1035

Ward, Montgomery, & Co., Inc 189, 1106

Ward, Richard C, relief 361, 767, 872

Ward, Stella, relief 356,488, i34

Ward County, N. Dak., property trans-
fer 266, 595,875

Warde, Charles R., court case 1285

Wardwell Airport, instrument ap-
proach chart 585, 1023

Ware, Caroline F.. long shadow of

Mr. Bowles 680

Ware, J. O., cottonseed oil, etc 148

Ware, John, court case 434

Ware quadrangle. Mass 1082

Warehousing:

industry wage studies ids^

public warehousing of merchan-
dise 153, 716

Warfield. Calvin N., cloud indicator 1389

Warm air furnaces, see Furnaces.
Warner, Doris P. :

durable goods expenditures, 1939-

45 1201

financial developments among
large manufacturing cor-
porations 1360

linancial developments in manu-
facturing and trade 174

Warner, K. F., pork on farm, killing,

curing, and canning 338

Warner, R. C, making casein on farm

for industrial use 575

Warner Holding Co_ 286, 524. 554, 655, 989
Warrant officers, see Army — Navy.
Warrants :

barring certain claims 351

delivery outside U. S 835

Treasury, Army regulations 438

Warren. Edgar L. :

conciliation, mediation, etc 656

free collective bargaining 1381

Warren. Lindsay C, see General Ac-
counting Office.
Warren. W. C geology of northwest-
ern Oregon 393

Warren. Pa., bridge 362, 494, 1036

Warren County Canning Co 698

Warren quadrangle, Mass in2o

Warren quadrangle, Mich 108,i

1696

Index, 194G

PuKf

Warreuton quadrangle, Mo 72

Warshawsky, Isiilore, elimination of

contact-resistance errors- 5oU
Warships :

aruiur, welding for vessels of

Navy 815

determine effect of atomic weap-
ons—

hearings 306, 622, 774

law 872

letter from Navy Dept 605

reports 251, 255, 881, 622

Wartime controls, see Government reg-
ulation and control — also
special subject.
Wartime report. National Advisory
Committee lor Aeronau-
tics 128S-96, 13S6-140S

Wartime Service Seamen's Appeals

Board, establish 893

Waseca Realty Corporation 206,

308, 681, 979

Wash, The, chart 1196

Wash-basins, hand, specification 1199

Washburn, Pauline C, court case 321

Washer, Francis E., telescope point-
ing for outdoor targets — 1029
Washington, Booker T. :

50-cent pieces to commemorate
life, etc—

hearings 1158, 1161

law 1040

reports 887, 900, 1063

Washington, D. C, see District of Co-
lumbia.

Washington, Mo., railroad accident 1274

Washington County, Nebr., bridge

across Missouri Kiver 890,

914, 1041

Washington Monument 1367

Washington National Airport :

instrument approach chart .'54.'),

727, 102.-.

obstruction plan 72G

Washington Railway & Electric Co 600,

617,873
Washington State :

agricultural conservation pro-
gram— 151, 1238, 1347, 1348

bridge across Columbia River 494.

747, 873

coast pilot, supplement 236

Columbia R. fishery resources

agreement 1037, 1068

court case 124,189,315,1180

DDT dusts on potatoes 709

district court terms 57, 162

fisheries 1254

gold, sliver, copper, lead, and zinc_ 1083

leasing of Indian lands 1040, 1072

mail routes, schedules 425.

544, 971, 1416

metal mining, 1945 1270

mountain meadow range condi-
tion 579

post route miii> 114

surface water supply 1081

Touchet Riv(>r iil:in and profile 1266

World War II honor list 1332

Washington State Apple Commission — 190,

1186

Washington State College 275.397.510

Washington State Grange 190,1186

Washington State Llipior Control

Board 384

Wasliington training course 657

Washington University, washability,

etc., of coals 394

Washington's Farewell Address, anni-
versary, proclamation 1202

Wasielewski, Eugene W.. supercharger
control of engine per-
formance 103

Wasielewski, Thad F., statement 605

Waste receptacles, specification 1430

Watches, facts for industry 153

PuKe
Water :

and our forests 232, 712

automatic heating with subbitumi-

nous coal 938

drinking water standards 780

farm system, REA manual 461

farmstead water 402

ground, high plains of Te.\as 392

levels and artesian pressure 392,

1081, 1266
pollution, control in navigable
waters —

hearings 369

reports 483, 608

pollution, hazards from wood pulp

mills 632

quality determination 785

quality, surface waters of U. S 69

resources, Scotts Bluff County,

Nebr 786

surface water supply of Hawaii 1171

surface water supply of United

States 69. 178, 392, 506

1080-81, 1171, 1200, 1365

water bulletin 1122

water-supply papers 69,

178, 392, 506, 786. 1080-
81, 1171, 1266, 1365

Index to no. 967 506

Water-borne commerce, see Com-
merce— Shipping.
Water carrier decisions, see Interstate

Commerce Commission.
Water carriers, see Shipping.
Water chestnut. Anopheles control in

Potomac River 64

Water-closets, shipboard use, specifica-
tion 301

Water coolers :

general schedule of supplies 996

specification 672

Water damaged records, see Records.

Water Engineers Board of Texas 392

Water flooding of oil sands 1175

Water-gas, see Gas.
Water heaters :

facts for Industry 154, 864

specification 198

Water Pollution Advisory Board, es-
tablish 483, 608

Water power, publications, price list 177

Water Power Commission, see Federal

Power Commission.
Water repellents, commercial, proper-
ties 460

Water Resources Branch__ 69. 178, 392, 506.
1080-81, 1171, 1266, 1365

Water-sterilizing bags, specification 421

Water supply, see Water.

Water systems, domestic, facts for

industry 154, 864

Water tubes, see Tubes and tubing.
Waterfront facilities, protection, revok-
ing Exec, order 203

Waterman Steamship Corporation 124.

287, 554, 1090
Watermelons, sex, shape, and weight

genes 57S

Watersheds, on range lands, etc., im-
proving 757

Waterspouts 814

Watertown, S. D.nk. :

Chamber of Commerce v. Santa Fe

Ry 945, 1092

instrument approach chart 727

Waterways, see Inland waterways —

also names of waterways.

Waterways Corporation, see Inland

Waterways Corporation.

Wjitorwa.vs Transport;ition, Inc 281

Watkins," J. Wade, utilization of oil

from oil-field waste 635

Watkins, .Tnmos, court case of agent 1287

Watkins, Ray T., cement, Japanese

trade study 316

Watrous, George D.. .ir., Kwantung

Leased Territory 316

Januaey-December

1697

Fage
Watroub, Koberta C. :

bibliogiapiiy oii cork oak 581

forest cTfUit in United States,

iy3U-45 581

Watson, Albeit L. :

olHciul conduct, investigation —

hearing 248

minority views 364

report 304

Watson, I'ay V., motor carrier deci-
sions 279, 1373

Watson, Goodwin B. :

court case : 407, 651, 989

court case, exiienses ;;r)4

Watson, J. Tom, court case 554

Watson, M. K., motor carrier decision_ libit
Watson, Walter T., wartime labor,

Houston ordnance plant- 607

Watson Airfoios, Inc 886, 1030, 1067

Watson Bros. Transportation co., lnc_ 279,

1373

Watson Truck Line 1180

Watt, James, sulfonamides in shigel-
losis 388

Wattle, Elsie, conforms, etc., expose to

chloramine 779

Wave guides :

assemblies, specification 967

diagrams 815

WAVKS (reserve), see W^omeu"s Ke-

serve, Navy.
Way, M. L. :

painting and decorating contract-
ing business 132, 348

retail bakery 346

Wayne Die & Engineering Co 282

WAYS (broadcasting station) :

court case of operators 106,

196, 664
Ways and Means Committee, House :

calendar 256, 371

485, 609, 760, 901, 1060

clerk for minority members . 878

hearings 371,

485, 609, 761, 901, 1060

minority views 902

reports 49.256.371,485,

609, 761, 901-902, 1060
Wear, Jerrold D. :

effect of carburetor mixture con-
trol, etc., on knock 1397

effects of cylinder head, etc., tem-
peratures upon knock lim-
its of fuels 1398

knock-limited performance of

blends 1391

Wearing apparel, see Clothing.
Weather :

airway reports, critical values 870

changes 431

daily weather map 27, 732

flying the weather map 532

glossary 1107

maps, drawing isobars 108

monthly weather review 27, 732

title page, contents, etc 1030

of 1945 468

publications, price list 1364

radio aids, weather broadcasts,

etc 667

realm of flight 464

solar variation and weather 311

weather and crop bulletin 27, 732

xcc aUo Climate — -Hot weather.

Weather Bureau 27. 468, 589

732, 870, 1030, 1157, 1252

estimate 546

international collaboration rel. to
meteorology —

hearings 478

law 1041

reports 478, 1068

publications, price list 870

Weather stations :

Arctic reporting stations —

estimate , 546

hearings 243

Weatlier stations — Continued

Arctic reporting stations — Con.

law 241

report 103

lands in Michigan (iio, 1049

Weatlierford, Tex., aircraft -accident 20

Weathers Bros. Transfer Co., luc 803

Weaver, Harold L., court case 88

Weaver, Zebulon (Kepresentative from
N. C.) :
reports made by —

Judiciary Com 43, 363-364, 892

Webb, Annie B., court case of trustee-- 688,

1285

Webb, Daphne, relief 361, 493, 736

Webb, E. L., false positive reaction for

syphilis 1167

Webb, G. Raymond :

chemical nitrogen, Japanese trade- 316
soda ash and caustic soda, Japa-
nese trade 317

Webb, Mr. and Mrs. John T., sr., relief- 30
Webb-Pomerene act, see Commerce.
Webbing, packaging and packing, speci-
fication 1332 1437

Weber, Benjamin, court case 1298

Weber, Charles G., flexible caselining

materials 1353

Weber, Fred E., relief 246

Weber, G. M., cooperatives in fruit, etc.,

canning 711

Weber, Robert L., auxiliary stiffeners

_ ^ attached to panels 101

Webs, structural efficiencies 1408

Webster, Arthur, court case 993

Webster, James, court case 588

Webster quadrangle, Mass.-Conn 508

Wedding plans, including venereal dis-

w 1 t- ^^^^ ^^^^^ 1263

Weeds, submergence in California rice

„, , , fields 575

Weekly.

Note. — For all publication.s which
begin with the word "Weeklv," see
subject, or name of departmeiit, etc.,
issuing publication.

Weems, George O., relief 493, 599, 736

Weevils, see names of weevils.
Weights and measures :

approximate, etc., weights of com-
modities __ 1231

oflices of States and D. C 1156

{juartermaster items, cubes and

weights 330

Weihe, H. D., loss of furfural-yielding

„^ . . _ constituents from straw- 575

Weinberg, Nathan, workers' experiences

during reconversion 1187

W einberger, Robert A. :

compressive strength of flat pan-

, .- u *^^*'; ,— — , 1293

plastic-bonded glass cloth and

canvas 292

supporting single-thickness speci-
mens in fixture 1406

Weiner, Tex H., soldiers with coupons,

broadcast series 371

Weiner, Ark., railroad accident 278

Weinstein, Paul P., tropical disease

»r • ^, , education program 1079

Weir, Charles E., compression of sole

leather 159

Weirton Steel Co 1299

Weisel & Co., Inc I_ 120

Weiss, Abraliam, grievance procedure
under collective bargain-
ing 1286

Weiss, Annarae, relief 54 162

Weiss, David, relief 886, 1035, 1067

Weiss, Karl, court case of admx 556

Weitz, Jolin H. :

aluminum 1175, 1268

aluminum salts and alumina 1175

bauxite 1175, 1268

magnesium 1269

Welblund, Albert, court case 589

Welch, E. J., court case 186

743170—47-

-18

1698

Index, 1946

Page

Welch. Orvia R.. relief 493, 691

Welch, Richard J. (Representative
from Cnlif.) :

billa, etc., introduced by 606, 752

Welch, S. Columbus, court case 287,

315, 5S4
Welding :

job of welder, hand 1129

shipyard management 1210

specifications —

electrodes 299

outfits or sets 423,817,1110

rods and wire 422, 1330

vessels of Navy 815

Welfare ■work, see Social work and
problems.

Weller, Mrs. Jean T.. relief 39, 493, 591

Weller, R., photoviscous properties of

fluids 96

Wellington, J. W., agricultural experi-
ment stations, 1945 458

Wellman, Arthur O., court case 319, 1279

Wells, Arthur H., court case 500

Wells, B. S., credit accounts. 492, 886, 1035
Wells, C. F., tariff rates on agricultural

products 1144

Wells, Flora G., court case 500

Wells, Harry H., court case 522

Wells, Lansing S. :

alumina from clays and bauxites- 466

dicalcium silicate 588

Wells, O. v.. agriculture's stake in full

employment 146

Wells, R. C, geochemistry 1171

Wells, R. R., concentration of man-
ganese ores 510

Wells, Ralph A., hides and skins, etc.,

Japanese trade 316

Wells, observation, artesian pressure- 392,

1081, 1266
Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co- 992,

1317
Welshans, John B., court case of exrx- 434
Wendover, Utah, instrument approach

chart, etc 23

Wentworth Manufacturing Co 993

Wenzel, L. K. :

geology, etc., of Scotts BlufiE

County, Nebr 786

water levels and artesian pressure- 392,
1081, 1266
Wenninger, Carl J. :

airfoil with venetian-blind flaps- 90
round and flat spoilers on tapered

wing 104

spoiler, deflector, etc., on wings — 104

Werner, Robert E., court case 993

Weske, John R. :

hot-wire circuit 96

measurement of high air velocities- 104
measurement of mean velocity of

pulsating flow 529

Wessel, F. W., pilot-plant investigation

of matte smelting 1366

West, F. E., jr., effects of compressi-
bility on airfoil 1288

West, George A., relief 361, 493, 736

West, Herbert J., court case 468

West, J. M.. court case of exrs 190

West, J. Marion, court case 190

West, James M., jr. exr., court case — 190

West, Jessie G., court case 190

West, Johnson, correction for Dec. 1945

monthly index 4

West, Milton H. (Representative from
Tex.) :
report made by —

Ways and Means Com 761

West, Wesley W., court case 190

West (U. S.) :

agricultural conservation pro-
cram, western region 234,

715

carrot production 1145

phosphate rock industry 1270

rootrots, etc., of grains and

grasses 1017

see also Northwest (U. S.).

Pas*

West Construction Co 1428

West Elizabeth, Pa., bridge.. 479, 616, 874

West End Furniture Co 688

West Indian Conference, report of 2d

session 1315

West Indies :

charts 108, 297

ciimatologlcal data 27, 732

coast pilot 1152

light list 994

lights and fog signals, list 533

preparing shipments 158

sailing directions, supplement- 668, 814
see also Netherlands West Indies.

West Kentucky Coal Co 953

West Palm Beach-Miami belt of silica

sand 793

West Pawlet quadrangle, N. Y.-Vt 935

West Plains quadrangle. Mo 788

West Point, N. Y., instrument ap-
proach chart, etc 23

see also Military Academy, West
Point.

West Shore R. R., right of way 894,

921, 1041
West Springfield quadrangle, Mass.-

Conn 71

West Virginia :

bridge across Monongahela River. 261,

351
children in institutions for juve-
nile delinquents 954

conservation practices, handbook- 16
distribution of Pennsylvania an-
thracite 394, 509

electric rate book 778

finances 1350

mail routes, schedules 302,

673, 971, 1416

post route map __ 114

postwar rural trends 230

World War II honor list 1332

West Virginia Geological Survey 633

West Virginia Highway Department,

bridge across Tug Fork- 891,
915, 1045

West Virginia Transportation Co 1373

Westcoat, C. :

bearing strengths of aluminum

alloys 91, 101, 290

shear strength of aluminum alloy

rivets 99

Western Air Lines, Inc 1077

Western Hemisphere, racon list 963

Western hemlock, see Hemlock.

Western Pacific R. R., accidents 181, 798

Western red cedar, see Cedar.
Western Regional Research Labora-
tory 457, 1144, 1233

Western States, see West (U. S.).

Western Stove Co., Inc 827, 980, 1204

Western Union Telegraph Co. :

Fact Finding Board 1381

relief 599, 912. 1035

Western Weighing & Inspection Bu-
reau 1385

Western white pine, see Pine.
Westfall. B. A. :

determination of water quality — 785

wood pulp mill effluents 632

Westfleld, James :

backfilling problem in anthracite

region 394

flood-prevention at Pa. anthracite

mines 635

Westfleld, Mass., instrument approach

charts 23. 1025

Westfir Lumber Co 1428

Westford quadrangle. Conn 273

Westford quadrangle. Mass 935

Westgate. Inc ^^^A^^

Westhampton quadrangle, Mass 1267

Westinghouse Electric & Manufactur-
ing Co 1378-79

Westmoreland County, Pa., bridge

across Allegheny River — 1036,
1052, 1068

January-December

1699

Page
Weston, Virginia R., annual digest of

labor legislation 410

Westover, Harry C, relief 260, 350

Westover Field, instrument approach

chart 23

Wetmore, Alexander, birds of San
Jos4 and Pedro Gon-
zalez Islands 1120

see also Smithsonian Institution.
Wetmore, Joseph W. :

determination of ground effect 95

increasing range of fighter air-
planes 1388

Wetting-agent concentration in water

solution 635

Wetwood and slime flux 1146

Wewahitchka quadrangle, Fla 273

Wexler, Arnold, plywood lightweight

constructions 239

Weymouth Fore River, chart 1248

Whale Fish Islands, chart 1412

Whaley, Richard S., decisions, Oct. 4,
1943-June 3, 1946, title

page, etc 925

Whaley, W. G., inter-American rubber

development 1235

Wharfage charges :

Aberdeen & Rockflsh R. R 1093

Continental Distributing Co., Inc_ 90
What's my score (spinal cord in-
juries) 1431

Wheat :

bonus for production, etc 903

corn and wheat weather bulletin. 27,

732

exports, 1st quarter of 1946 455

hybrids, test weight and protein

content 573

Japanese trade study 318

resistance to bunt 337

standards, handbook 340

wheat situation 9, 708

Wheat flour, see Flour.

Wheat straw, see Straw.

Wheatgrass, crested, helps revegetate

Great Plains 1144

Wheeler, Burton K. (Senator from
Mont.) :
reports made by —

Indian Affairs Com 619, 1072

Interstate Commerce Com 261-

262, 496, 1072

Wheeler, C. H., court case 85

Wheeler, H. P., jr., report of Petroleum
and Natural-Gas Divi-
sion 937

Wheeler, Helen G., impact strength of

ropes 239

Wheeler, Henry P., properties and

uses of helium 792

Wheeler, Leslie A., outlook for agri-
cultural exports 1232

Wheeler County. Ga., McLeod glass-
sand pits 793

Wheeler-Howard act, see Indians.
Wheeler Migratory Waterfowl Refuge,

establishing 1308

Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., operation 643

Wheeling Clinic, relief 743, 910, 1033

Wheelock, Ward, court case 993

Wheels, felt, dental, specification 1320

Wherry, Kenneth S. (Senator from
Nebr.) :
reports made by —

Claims Com 50-52, 54,

258, 376, 489-490, 492,
764, 907-908, 910-911
Whidbey Island, instrument approach

charts 728

Whilden, Albert, claim 886, 1035, 1067

Whirls, Lawrence, court case 95.3

Whisky, customs appeal 60

Whistles, signaling, specification 200

Whitaker, Thomas W., carrot produc-
tion in West and South-
west 1145

Pas:«
Whitcomb, Richard T., spanwise vari-
ations in load distribu-
tion 1400

White, A. E., evaluation of 2-high-car-

bon alloys 1290

White, Alice S., sale of land- 890, 1035, 1072
White, Compton I. (Representative
from Idaho) :
reports made by —

Coinage, Weights, and Meas-

ures Com 887, 1050

Mines and Mining Com 1056

Public Lands Com 46 898

White, Donald E., San Jos6 antimony

mines 632

White, E. D., Yellow Pine district,

Idaho 70

White, H. Jack, effect of fuel volatility

on engine performance 13,

97

White, Harry E., court case 85, 433

White. Maurice D. :

longitudinal stability of airplanes. 100

stick-fixed neutral points 1289, 1405

wing-gun fairings on tighter air-
plane 1395

White, R. H., Transfer & Storage Co__ 361,

White, Ralph T., milky disease of Japa- '

nese beetle larvae 1234

White, Roland J., force and moment co-

,xr, .. ,.. efficients for thin airfoil. 100

White, Virginia, court case 212

White, W. H. :

DDT against truck crop, etc., in-

sects 709

vegetable gardener's handbook 709

White, W. N., ground water in high

plains of Texas 392

White, Wallace H., jr. (Senator from
Maine) :
minority views —

P^oreign Relations Com 770

White, William, farm butter for home

use 1145

White, William C, physical properties

of DDT, etc 929

White-base antifriction bearing met-
als, see Metals.

White Eagle fluorspar mine, explora-
tion 1174

White-fringed beetle, quarantine regu-
lations 1145

White House, see Executive Mansion.

White-lead, specification 129

White Line Motor Freight Co., Inc 1092

White oak, see Oak.

White pine, see Pine.

White-pine blister rust, see Blister rust.

White Plains Publishing Co., Inc 83, 315

White River, railroad tracks near lock

no. 3 363, 494, 592

White Rock Airport, accident 1022

White Sands National Monument 75

White Sulphur, Ga., railroad accident 401

White task force (nurses) 415

White Trimming House, Inc 308

Whitefish fishery of Lakes Huron and

Michigan 391

Whitehall, Mont., instrument approach

chart 586

Whiteleather, Richard T.. fishery sur-
vey in Trinidad, Tobago,

Whiteprint, see Paper.

Whiterock Quarries, Inc 1374

Whiteside, J. D., relief 54, 115

Whiteside Dam. naming 915

Whitman Publishing Co 190, 287. 625

Whitney, Mount, aeronautical charts 585

Whittaker, Colin W., ammonium ni-
trate for use as fertilizer- 1017
Whitten, Jamie L. (Representative
from Miss.) :
report made by —

Conference Com 876

170U

Index, 1946

Page
Whittiiigtoii, VVilliiim M. (Kepieseutu-
tive from Alias.) :
reports muile by — -

Contori'iice Com 877

Kxpt'lulitiires in Executive De-

|)artiiit'iits Com 40

Flood Control Com 745

Wholesale prices, nee Prices — also

names of commodities.
Wholesale trade :

census publications, price list 1264

liiiancial develoimients 174

how long do establishments sur-
vive'.' - 34G

sales, inventories and credits- 15o, 716
nee ulxo names of committees.

Whv commit hari-kiri? 860

Whythe Feed Mills 1374

Wiancko, A. T. :

management of soils of Fulton

County, Ind 1344

soil survey 458

Wichita, Kans. : /

aeronautical chart 585

aircraft accidents 866

court case of Fourth National

Bank 1095

instrument approach chart — 156, 1247

milk handling, order 150

Wichita Falls. Tex., instrument ap-
proach chart 728

Wichita Coca Cola Bottling Co 655

Wichita Mountain s, aeronautical

charts 156, 725

Wichita Terminal Elevator Co 993

Wick. George D., court case 1318

Wickford Harbor, report 016

Wicomico County, Md.. magnetic niap_ 632
Wiebe, G. A., classitication of barley

varieties 861

Wieboldt, Pearl O., court case 125

Wieboldt, Werner A., court case 125

Wiegald, Edwin L., Co 589

Wiener, Jac(iues L., court case 210

Wiener, Minnie, schedule of statutory

compilations, etc 503

Wiener, Samuel G., court case 210

Wiener, William B., court case 210

Wierenga. Peter, court case 1118

Wiese. John H., tungsten deposits of

Mexico 69

Wiesler, Norbert H., court case 993

Wiggers, R., bituminous-anthracite

mixtures on stokers 793

Wiggs, Charles F., court case 84, 434

Wignot, J. E., circular shell-supported

frames . '291

Wikle. Robert M., relief 39

Wikler, Abraham, marihuana and pyra-

hexal comiiound 1261

Wilbourn, Estelle M., land patent 483.

775, 872
Wilcox, Aimee, Plasmodium gallina-

ceum infection 1262

Wilcox. Clair :

fundamentals of U. S. trade policy- 1422

why lend to Britain'.' 552

Wilcox, Joseph, DDT against insects

affecting tomatoes 1017

Wilcox, Laird, court case 86,434

Wilcox, Maud, court case 86, 434

Wilcox. Ward W., work required to

compress dry air 661

Wilcox stratigraphy of Ala. and Miss — 933
Wild, Pavson C, jr.. international law

documents 1944-45 1302

Wildensteiner, Katharine D., chromite- 1270,

1365
Wilder, Winfleld S., mental hygiene pro-
gram for Fed. employees. 388

Wildermuth, Robert, soil survey 339

Wildhack, W. A., corrugated metal dia-
phragms 94

Wildlife :

American, history and signifi-
cance 786

California, forest relationships — 505

Page
Wildlife — Continued
conservation —

hearings 595, 1256

law 1045

reports 472, 904

DDT elTect 631

publications, iirice list _ 932

restoration 472, 904. 1045

schools giving courses in manage-
ment 460

wildlife leaflet 68, 505, 630

631, 785, 786, 1080, 1265
wildlife review, abstracting serv-
ice 68, 786

see also names of animals, etc.
Wildlife and Fish Service, see Fish and
Wildlife Service.

Wildlife Research Division - 630

785, 1080, 1265
Wildlife Resources. Select Committee
on Conservation of,
House :

hearings 1256

Wildwood, N. J., instrument approach

chart 586, 1247

Wiley, Alexander (Senator from Wis.) :
reports made by —

Claims Com 487-489

612-615, 908, 910-911
Wilhelm, Donald, jr. :

check list to help introduce new

products 465

credit source for small business 23

employee suggestion system 237

Wilkerson, M., V-G records from trans-
port operations 1296

Wilkes-Barre, Pa., instrument approach

charts __ 156, 1025

Wilkins, Paul C, frozen food locker as-
sociations in 111 578, 711

Wilkins, Raymond S.. court case 1318

Wilkinson, Ada M., court case of exr_ 321

Wilkinson, James H., relief 886, 912, 1035

Will Rogers Field, instrument approach

chart 1024

Willamette River, engineer report 1328

Willapa Bay, chart 586

Willett, William W., jr., relief- 599, 767, 872

Willett Co 643

Willey, Gordon R.. culture of La Can-

delaria 982

Williams, B. H.. soil survey 339

Williams, Bertram, court case 210

Williams, Carl B., court case 86,554

Williams, David T., reaction jet as

means of propulsion 1400

Williams, E. D.. relief 912, 1035

Williams, Edwin G. :

marihuana and pyraliexyl com-
pound 1261

morphine addiction 628

Williams, F. P., lithium chloride from

spodumene 635

Williams. Faith M. :

Conference of Food and Agricul-
- ture Organization of

United Nations 410

wartime prices, etc., in foreign

countries 658

Williams, Frances, Negro employment-i 118
Williams, G. C. thermodynamic prop-
erties of fluids 661

Williams, G. P., angora goat 1144

Williams, Garry E., relief of guardian- 246.

493, 736

Williams, Griff, court case 82

Williams, Helen B., telescope pointing

for outdoor targets 1029

Williams, J. O.. feeding horses 230

Williams, Jack, relief 246,493,736

Williams, James, relief of guardian 246.

493, 736
Williams, Joel, economic characteris-
tics of migrants 719

Williams, John W., water carrier de-
cision 1 281

January-December

1701

Pago
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. John W., jr.,

relief 886, 1035, 1067

Williams, Kenneth B., prices, wages

and emplo.vment 928

Williams, Laurence M.. liquidator,

court case 283,1098

Williams. Lora S., relief 246, 493, 736

Williams, M. Dean, jreoloKy of Bargee

area, Wyo 934

Williams, M. P., .ir., continuous hydrau-
lic classification 394.

Williams, Mary G.. heats, etc., of alkyl-

l)enJ'.enes 1353

Williams, Ray. motor carrier decision- 644

Williams, Kav. Freight Lines 644

Williams, Walter C. :

internally balanced sealed ailer-
ons 1387

lateral control characteristics of

airplane 1292. 1388

Williamson, Ben, jr., trustee, court

case 947

Williamson, Sidney R.. restore to ac-
tive list of Marine Corps_ 253

Williamson, William .T., relief 39

Williamson, W. Va., l)ridge_ 891.915,1045
Williamson-Johnson Airport, instru-
ment approach chart 585

Williamsport, Pa., instrument ap-
proach chart 728

Williford, Edward A., court case 160

Willingham, A. C., motor carrier de-
cision 643

Willingham, Charles B. :

laboratory distilling columns 1251

puritieation, etc., of hydrocarbons- 588.

1354
vapor i)resnres, etc. of hydrocar-
bons 159

Willis, Lander H., relief 39, 377, 591

Willis, Loyal F., relief 866, 1035, 1068

Willmar. Minn., instrument approach

chart 1025

Willow Creek district. Wyo., topo-

graiihic map 393

Willow Run, Mich., work and wage ex-
perience of workers 658

Willow Run Airport, instrument ap-
proach chart 23

Wills, William H., functions of FCC-- 173

Wilma (juadrangle, Fla 508

Wilmington, Calif., T tunnel 482

Wilmington, Del. :

aircraft accident 155

bridge — •

hearings 1068

law 1038

reports 747, 913

instrument approach chart- 1025, 1247
Wilmington, Ohio, instrument approach

chart 1247

Wilmot, Frank E., relief 493, 591

Wilson. Bruce L. :

proving rings for calibrating test-
ing machines 1156

temperature coetficient for prov-
ing rings 1251

Wilson, Curtis, relief of estate 361

Wilson, E. E., aerial dissemination of

spores 1015

Wilson, Emerson V., court case 429

Wilson, George A. (Senator from
Iowa) :
reports made by —

Claims Com 54,

258-260, 374, 4S7, 493,
612-613, 615, 764-766,
906-911, 1064-67

Military Affairs Com 380

Wilson, Herl)ert A., jr. :

drag, etc., of engine-nacell instal-
lations 290

investigation of multi-
engine pusher propeller- 1103
Wilson, Hiram H., relief— 886, 1035, 1068
Wilson, John G., coaxial lapping of pis-
ton rings 1401

Page
Wilson. John I-., concentrate rations

fed cows 456

Wilson, John L., court case 655

Wilson, Lee, & Co_--- 408

Wilson, Lemovne, soil survey 458

Wilson, Lona. relief 54. 246, 350

Wilson, Loraine, social security for tJie

Bill Johnsons 65

Wilson, Maitland A., court case 1210

Wilson, Mildred S., species of Platy-

copia Sars 1205

Wilson, R. E. Lee, jr., trustee, court

case 408

Wilson, T. R. C. :

tiber stresses for wood poles 1146

strength values in wood for air-
craft 580

Wilson, Warren W., court case- 190, 434. 684

Wilson, Wayne E., relief of guardian- 39,

54, 241

Wilson & Co 1299

Wilson & Co., Inc 664

Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co 1375

Wilson Lumber Co 190, 434, 684

Wilson Motor Lines, Inc 1180

Wilson Teachers College, peoples of the

Far East 627

Wllsted, H. D. :

cylinder-head cooling 1390

eiffect of valve cooling upon knock- 94
temperatures of sodium-cooled

exhaust valve 1394

Wilting of plants, permanent, soil-
moisture percentages 12

Wilton, Hugh, court case 407

Wiltse, Charles M. :

aluminum policies of WPB, etc 1115

lead and zinc policies of WPB,

etc 976

mercury policies of WPB, etc 976

price policy for copper, lead and

zinc 547

Wimbish, E. Y., court case 408

Winant, James S., black rot of cu-
curbits 12

Winant, John G. :

Economic and Social Council of

United Nations 1206

pursuit of happiness in economic

and social world 1207

Winchendon quadrangle, Mass.-N. H — 1082

Winches, Ships Bureau nmnual 1414

Winchester, Idaho, railroad accident — 1274
Winchester Mountains quadrangle,

Ariz 273

Wind, .scfi Winds.

Wind Cave National Park :

boundaries 898, 924, 1045

descriptive article 1084

Wind River basin :

geologic map 638, 1172

Tertiary stratigraphy 1266

Wind tunnel investigations, see spe-
cial subject.

Wind tunnels, constriction effects 1296

Windes, S. L., determining mine rock

properties 1269

Windmills, facts for industry 154, 864

Window covering, general schedule 1319

Window shade cloth, general schedule- 213,

996

Window shades, general schedule of — 213,

996
Winds :

Islandic fjords 814

northers of Mexican, etc., waters- 108
Windshields :

drag investigation 293

plastic mountings 104

Windsor, Va., railroad accident 1371

Windsor-P.owen, Ernest, court case 468

Windsor Locks (luadrangle. Conn 787

Windward Islands, economic informa-
tion 347

Wine, internal revenue regulations 128

WInford Junction, Ky., railroad acci-
dent 1089

1702

Index, 1946

Page

Winp beams, see Beniiis.

Wlngate, John S., relief 39

Winjrs (aircraft) :

boundary layer cfiaracteristics 1296

bounilary-layer-control tests 194

fatigue life under overload condi-
tions 1408

flow conditions over at high

speeds 1291

gust-alleviatinz. tests 104

horizontal motion near ground 1190

influence of jet of propulsion unit. 1292

influence of sweep on aircraft 960

interference effect on lateral sta-
bility 104

life expectancy in normal flight 14<t8

lifting-surface-theory 810

longitudinal stability 960

low-aspect-ratio pointed, proper-
ties 530

low-drag, wind-tunnel investiga-
tion 661, 1408

plan forms for high-speed flight 530

profile drag 1296

profile drag, effect of surface

roughness 1392

pusher propeller effects on flapped

wing 1293

round and flat spoilers on tapered

wing 104

span load distributions 104

spanwise variations, etc 1400

spoiler deflector, etc., investiga-
tion 104

stainless steel panel tests 104

stalling of tapered wings 104

structural weight, distribution

along span 1104

swept-back, load distribution 1401

swept-back, stability, etc 661

torsional stiffness for rolling, etc_ 1408
velocity distribution in compres-
sible potential flow 809, 959

vertical position effect on side

flow 104

wake, effects on tail 104

Wink, Tex., instrument approach

chart 586

Winner, Philip S.. court case 1157

Winnipesaukee Lake, mail service 482.

923, 1045

Winona, Miss., railroad accident 1089

Winslow, Ariz. :

airport obstruction plan 867, 1155

instrument approach chart 728

Winsor, Max, progress of child in in-
stitution 954

Winston, A. W., effect of aging aircraft

on magnesium parts 292

Winston-Salem, N. C. :

aeronautical charts 22, 725

instrument approach chart 345, 1247

Winter, George, wide, thin-wall steel

beams 102

Winter, H. A., court case 196

Winter, M. Elizabeth, microscopes 311

Winter, Thomas D. (Representative
from Kans.) :
report made by —

Interstate and Foreign' Com-
merce Com 363

Winter Bros Co 40, 241

Winter Line :

American forces in action 1436

from the Volturno to Winter Line- 447

Winter-Weiss Co 196,1180

Winters, Harold F., cinchona investiga-
tions in Puerto Rico 459

Winters, L. M., urinary 17-ketostoroid

excretion by hoars 337

Wlntershall A. G., investigation by

fuels, etc.. teams 1174

Winton, Lewis B., court case 589

Wiping cloth, general schedule 996

Wire :

copper, specification 542, 1212

packaging, etc., for overseas 1197

Page
Wire — Continued

steel, specification 215, 839

welding, specification 422

see also Electric wire and wiring.
Wire communication :

international, study —

hearings 496

report 1072

see also Telegraph — Telephone.

Wire handles, rates on 1182

Wire rope, installations, design and

care 540

Wire screen cloth, specification 838

Wire strain gages, see Gages.
Wire-telegraphy, see Telegraph.

Wires, avoid those wires 23C

see also Electric wire and wiring —
Trolley wires.
Wisconsin :

cold storage locker plants 272

distribution of Pennsylvania an-
thracite 394, 509

necrosis of potato tubers 337

post route map 114

war casualties 1414

World War II honor list 1332

Wisconsin Power & Light Co 644

Wisconsin University 579,

580, 709, 1146, 114T

Wiseman, Susan S., relief 744, 1035

Witherite. preprint from minerals

yearbook 1173

Withlacoochee River, review of reports. 564

Withrow, F. H., court case 553, 647, 1377

Wixom iiuadrangle, Mich 72

WMC. see War Manpower Commission.

WofTord, Tatem, court case 212

WOKO. Inc 524, 655, 13S1

Wold-Chamberlain Field :

airport obstruction plan 867, 1155

instrument approach chart 727

Wolf, Carl E., jr. :

cost of entering new markets 158

establishing, etc., grocery store 465

Wolf, Franklin W.. economic situation

in Uruguay 24

Wolf, Irwin D., court case 686

Wolf, M. J., solanine in potato 859

Wolf, Martha K., court case 686

Wolf. Mary M., relief ^_-_ 361. 493, 736

Wolff, George, childhood mortality

from accidents 190

Wolff, H. Edward, court case 1318

Wolff. Louise C. court case 1318

Wolfington, Mrs. Jessie, relief 886.

1035, 1068
Wolfson, D. E., yields, etc., of gases,

carbonization tests 1269

Wollongong Harbor, chart 965

Wolowicz, Chester H., motions of air-
plane from abrupt move-
ment of controls 1388

Wolverton, Charles A. (Representative
from N. J.) :
report made by —

Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce Com 747

Women :

differentials in pay 412, 660

discrimination against married

women 88

economic responsibilities, as shown
bv Women's Bureau

study 660

economic responsibilities, effect of

war casualties 527

employed by class 1 railways 79. 798

employment standards 1287

equal pay for equal work —

hearings 261

reports 917. 1158

equal pay for women workers 1384

equal rights amendment —

questions and answers 902

report «.- 380

statements 165

views 380

Januaky-December

1703

Page

Women — Continued

facts ou women workers 660,

957, 1385

in aviation 1188

in factories 88, 956

legal status, sex distinctions 659

lifting and carrying weights 1188

married to citizens, naturaliza-
tion 1186

medical, etc., services, outlook 193,

412, 527, 1385
message about venereal diseases.- 1168
personnel of Army, service uni-
form 559, 692, 841

postwar employment 957

publications on women workers 784,

1287

Rtake in labor unions, etc 659

State labor laws, summary 659

State labor laws, wartime modifi-
cations 1002

status under political, etc., laws 660

telephone workers 957

trends and effect upon demand for

workers 1385

unemployment compensation, how

it works 88

war finance work. 1941-45 997

what's ahead for woman who

earns 806

why women work 957

women's frontiers in 1946 806

workers in Brazil 411

Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, reem-
ployment of former mem-
bers 250, 1045

Women's Army Corps :

benefits to former members of

WAAC 250, 1045

separation pamphlet 219

Women's Bureau 88, 193,

411, 527. 659. 806, 957,
1102. 1188, 1287, 1385

purpose and'functions 1102

special bulletin 1188

Women's outerwear, see Clothing.
Women's Reserve, Marine Corps :
establish on permanent basis —

hearings 756

report 606

Women's Reserve, Navy :

establish on permanent basis —

hearings 756

report 606

sleeve marks 1198

Women's underwear, see Underwear.

Women's Wear Co 1299, 1410

Wood, C. B.. court case 681, 1099

Wood, Clotaire :

effect of surface roughness on

drag 1392

flow conditions over airplane

wing 1291

position of heavy bomber 1389

static pressure error in airspeed

installation 1388

Wood, Clyde W., Inc 644

Wood, Gar, Industries, Inc 281

Wood, Helen, employment in aviation

occupations 87

Wood, John S. (Representative from
Ga.) :
reports made by —

Un-American Activities Com_ 485,
608, 760, 901, 1059
Wood, Lawrence A. :

crystallization of unvulcanized

rubber 1029

effect of pressure on melting of

rubber 239

Wood, Ramsey, housing, postwar

study 1166

Wood, Robert W., relief 54

Wood, Stanley B., court case 835

Wood, Walter L., court case 1097

Fas*

Wood:

acetylated 1147

aircraft construction, strength

values 580

airplane structures, moisture con-
tent 580

American woods 13, 149-150, 232

price list 630

bolt-bearing strength 1236

chemical utilization 460

heat-stabilized 1147

impregnated, compressed, speci-
fication 301

mechanical properties of wood and

products 580

paper making 580

preservation 580

products exported, investigation- 610

products, general schedule 213, 995

publications, chemistry and de-
rived products 460

resin treatment, etc., effect upon

properties ; 580

resinoids for impregnation 580

use in wooden vessels, manual 299

see also Hardwoods.
Wood preservation, see Wood.
Wood products, see Wood.
Wood pulp :

manufacture, facts for industry 154,

864

mills, facts for industry 154, 864

publications on pulp 580

pulp industry report 25, 730

research at Forest Products Lab-
oratory 460

stream pollution hazards 632

sulfite pulping of western red

cedar 580

see also Pulpwood.

Wood sugars, Madison process 1147

Woodcock, Edward F., latex tube areas

of Russian dandelion 1148

Woodell, N. S., coke and byproducts in

1945 1270

Woodfall, Earle R., jr., relief of es-
tate 40, 493, 736

Woodring, W. P., geology, etc., of

Palos Verdes Hills 1081

Woodruff, Willie M., court case 685

Woodrum, Clifton A. (Representative
from Va.) :
report made by —

Post-War Military Policy,

Select Committee on 46

Woodrum Field, instrument approach

chart 727

Woods, K. B., origin, etc., of United

States soils 1150

Woods, Lee V., court case 989

Woods, Patsy, relief of guardian 361,

493, 591
Woods, W. W., selecting foam inhibi-
tors 809

Woods, Walter :

artificial aging of aluminum al-
loy 1389

strength of aluminum alloy sheet- 809,

1189
supporting single-thickness speci-
mens in fixture 1406

Woods, Wilma S., relief of guardian 361,

493, 591
Woods, see Wood.

Woods and trees (facts of science) 311

Woods quadrangle, Fla 273

Woodville, Calif., wages, etc., in labor

supply center 1232

Woodville, Okla., court case 655

Woodward, Ellen S. :

address 930

appointment 1114

Woodward, George E. :

gold, silver, copper, lead and

zinc 937, 1083, 1269

1704

Index, 1946

Page

Woodward, George E. — Continued
metal mining in —

Alaska 1270

Colorado 1270

New Moxifo 1270

South Dakota 1270

Texas 1270

Wyoming 1270

Woodward, T. E. :

pasture handbook 1343

potato silage for dairy cows 575

Woodworking :

hazardous-occupations status 409

humidity in plants 1147

technical manual 1218

tools, specification 422

Woodworking saws, general schedule- 837
Wool :

and manufactures, Japanese trade

study 318

customs api)eal 1164

livestock and wool situation 9, 707

manufactures, facts for industry. 154
market review and statistics. 14. 15, 713

marketing 1944 Wyoming clip 862

production, etc., investigation 172,

266, 368, 925
program, message from President

of U. S 426

providing support, etc. —

hearings 925, 1253

reports 776, 904, 1049

views 776

Wool cloth, see Textiles — also names
of articles made from
wool.
Wool, Special Committee to Investi-
gate Production, Trans-
portation, and Market-
ing of. Senate :

hearings 172, 266, 925

report 776

Woolley, Herbert B.. small business ex-
perience with export as-
sociations 1161

Woolley, Ruth M. :

analysis of rectangular shear web_ 529

analysis of square shear web 92

Woolsey, C. C. test methods for spot
welds in aluminum al-
loys 193

Woonsocket. S. D., aircraft accident__ 1151
Wootton. Thomas P. :

antimony 1268

cadmium 1173

Worcester Bank & Trust Co 556

Worcester County, Md., magnetic map_ 632

Worcester County Trust Co 556

Work and wage experience studies 657,

1101, 1286

Work, inherent right, protest 1073

Work injuries, see Accidents.
Work leaders, see Leadership.

Work simplification program 390

Work stoppages, see Strikes and lock-
outs.
Workers, see Child labor — Labor —
Women.

Workers' Education Conference 190

Working capital, see Capital.
Working Group on Conversion of Mar-
keting Facilities and
Methods of Interburcau
Committee on Postwar

Programs 455

Working notebooks, impact of war 806

Working women, see Women.

Workman. E. J., thunderstorms 103

Workmen's compensation, scr Employ-
ers' liability and work-
men's compensation.
Workmen's insurance, publications,

price list 784

Works Agency, sec Federal Works

Agency.
World aeronautical charts, see names
of localities.

Page

World economy, building new 1315

World Federation of Trade Unions 411

World War, 1939-45:

activities of Army Ground Forces- 846
American forces in action series- _ 446.
447. 565, 1329. 1436-37
armistice agreement with Hun-
gary 123

Axis in defeat 124

casualties —

effect on women's responsibili-
ties 527

merchant marine 752

State summaries 415,

531-532, 664. 812, 962,
1108, 1196-97, 1.302,
1330-32, 1413-14
correction of entrv for p.

812 1012

cessation of hostilities and ter-
mination of war —

hearings 892

statutes 749

economic concentration and World

War II 762. 904

historical reports on war admin-

istration__ 152, 547. 975-977,

1115-16. 1202, 1308. 1418

honor list of dead and missing- 1330-32

Indians in the war 393

instruments of surrender, etc 256

investigation of defense (or war)
program —

activity reports 752

expenses 594

hearings 250, 263, 381. 1159

reports 250, 1055, 1163

.Japan's struggle to end war 1218

mission accomplished 1219

mutual aid, see, in main alphabet,
Lend-lease operations —
also names of countries,
reports to Combined Chiefs of

Staff 1002

rocket ordnance, development and

use 550

soil conservation, see, in main al-
phabet, Soil conserva-
tion.

summary report. Pacific war 1219

termination date 43

total costs, inflationary pressure- 548

transportation report 1220

voluntary relief 1207

war and emergencies, repeal stat-
utes 1054

war changes in industry series — 315,
434, 685, 832. 1123, 1425
war powers act, amend and ex-
tend—

hearings 43, '

170, 480, 892, 921, 1257

laws 163, 875. 1039

reports- 43, 48, 57. 364, 371, 772,
877, 892, 900, 1073
war records monograph- 706, 715, 1016-
see also certain headings begin-
ning War — also certain
subjects connected with
the war, e. g. Housing.
World War I, sec European War, 1914-

18.
World War II, see World War, 1939-

45.
World War Veterans' Legislation Com-
mittee, House :

hearings 168, 256, 485, 1060

minority views 372

reports 372, 609, 761, 902, 1060

Worms, see names of worms.

Worth Steamship Corporation 1428

Worthington, Minn., railroad accident- 78
Wounded, records and reports. Army

regulations 216

Woven goods, see Textiles.
Woven-wire netting, standard of the

trade 1030

J AN UARY- -December

1705

Page
Wuvtinsky, \V. S., experience after

World War 1 930

Wl'B, see War I'roductiou Board.
WItA, ace War Kelocatiou Authority.
\\ r a n g e 1 1 Mouutaius, aeronautical

chart 1245

Wreckage, north Pacific Ocean 814

Wrenches :

open-end and box, simplified prac-
tice 869

pipe, specification 129

Wrentliani (luadraugle. Mass 935

Wright, Alberta, relief of estate 887

912, 1035
Wright, Betty B., relief of guardian__ ;;ti2.

615, 736
Wright, Bobby D., relief of guardian.. ssT,

912, 1035

Wright, Desmark, relief 887, 912, 1035

Wright, Desmark, jr., relief of estate_ 887,

912, 1035

Wright, Harry, relief of estate 887,

1035, 1068

Wright, Irvin L., relief of guardian 887,

912, 1035

Wright, M. G., relief 1072

Wright, Margaret, relief 302, 615, 736

Wright, Mattie L., relief 361, 493, 591

Wright, Maud M.. relief 361

Wright, Ola L., relief 362, 615, 736

Wright, Ray H. :

air flows about airfoil 809

pressures on cockpit canopies, etc- 1403
Wright, Willard H., parasites, etc., of

sheep 1343

Writing, how does your's read? 341, 716

Writing paper, specification 1430

WSA, see War Shipping Administra-
tion.

Wurster, William W., relief 40, 241

Wyant, I. A., court case 688

Wyatt, Wilson W^ :

addresses 697, 1006, 1116, 1333

homes for all veterans 1191

veterans emergency housing pro-
gram 662, 850

veterans' housing emergency and

* America's future 565

see also National Housing Agency.
Wyckoff, Harold O., absorption meas-
urements for broad beams

of X-ravs 1354

Wyckoff. Ralph W. G. :

antigens from typhus rickettsiae 1166

shadowed replicas of tooth sur-
faces 1168

Wyman-Gordon Co 106

Wyoming :

agricultural conservation pro-
gram 151, 714,

1019, 1238, 1347, 1348
articles of historic interest from
U. S. S. Wyoming —

hearings 622, 896

law 737

reports 498, 756

Bear River compact 602, 920, 1036

court case 287

electric rate book 1165

finances 1350

geologic, etc., map 507

gold, silver, copper, lead, and 7,inc_ 9.''.7

lands from National Elk Refuge-. 265.

309. 409, 775. 898. 1042

mail routes, schedules 425,971,1200

marketing wool 802

metal mining, 1945 1270

oil and gas investigations 70.

393. 033, 934, 1172, 1206

phosphate rock industry 1270

post route map 114

routing restrictions 279

sand and gravel deposits 934

strategic minerals investigation — 933

test wells for oil and gas, map 70

war casualties 1414

World War II honor list 1332

Page

Wyoming (U. S. S.) :

articles of historic interest —

hearing 622, 896

reports 498, "Toe

silver service 897

Wyoming Geological Survey 393, 934

Wyoming University :

oil and gas investigations 6i)6, vsi

silver service from U. S. S. Wyom-
ing 897

Wyoming Valley Airport, instrument

approach chart 102o

X

X-Pando Corporation 993

X-ray film holders, specification 323

X-ray film markers, specification 437

X-rays :

absorption measurements tor

broad beams loo4

effects on dormant seeds of <"<"■,,,

reals lo44

quantitative analysis by X-ray

diffraction 938

Xenopsvlla cheopsis, see Fleas.

Xuan Dai, Bale de, chart 1196

Xylidine, knock-limited performance

of blends with N-methyl-

aniliue 1391

Y

Yachts of United States, 1945 436

Yahooskin band of Snake Indians, see

Snake Indians.
Yakima, Wash. : , , . -t-r

instrument approach charts—--- i-Jo.
o80, 102.->

terms of district court 57, 162

Yakima County Airport, instrument _

approach chart lub, »»o

Yakima project, specificaHo^ns------- ^olo.

Yakima Reservation, membership roll

of Indians 890, 1045, 10 < 2

Yakiuchi Wan, chart ^—^-— ^^

Yakobson, Sergius, Library of Con-
gress, its Russian pro-

<^ram 1^87

Yakutat Bay, chart -___—-- 1249

Yakutat Cooperative Market-- o99, <.>0, (67
Yamashita, Tomoyuki, court case — 190, 3io

Yancey, H. F. : . ^ ,

burning bituminous, etc., coals on ^

stoker -'>'

washability characteristics, etc.,

of coals rin

washing tests on coal j>l^

Yangtze River, charts.- ;*^o

Yankee clipper sails again ^o'o ?qq

Yard service performance »o, <y»

"^^ cotton and rayon, facts for indiis-

try 1»4, 864

quality affected by rate of card- ^

iiig —oo

rayon. Japanese trade study 317

Yarroll, W. H., electrolytic manga- ^

nese pilot plant ',gl

Yassin, Ivor B., court case 953, II.80

Yauco quadrangle. P. R-__---- .-- i"°-

Yaukey, Jesse B., physical impair-
ments of low-income fam-

llics - — - 6-8

Yavorsky, P. J., porcelain combina-

tions of magnesia, etc— 869

airplane subjected to, lateral mo-

tions !"■*

airplane with single-rotating, etc.,

propellers Sia

damping in, analysis of d.'jta- --- 810

dynamic loads on vertical tail 9M)

fuselage stability Jo

1706

Index, 1946

Page
Yaw — Continued

large angles of, effect on pres-
sure 1408

rate of change of yawing-moment

coefficient 960

Teager, E. C, lignite gasification 937

Yeager. Howard A., relief 1068

Yearl)ook, social security 389

Y'o.irbook Statistical Committee— 705, 1231
Yce, J. i'., ammonium nitrate for use

as fertilizer 1017

Yellow Cab Co 118G

Yellow Cab Transit Co lono

Yellow dwarf, resistance of potatoes. 229
Y'ellow Pine area, Idaho, geologic map_ 70
Y'ellow wilt of sugar beets in Argen-
tina 1345

Yellowstone National Park :

aeronautical chart 22

general information 938

Yellowstone River, aeronautical chart- 237,

1023
Yenowine, F. S., motor carrier deci-
sion 644

Y'eoman 2c, Navy training courses 1302

Yerba mate 970

Yerushalmy, J., tuberculosis mortality
among young nonwhite

adults 781

Yglesias, Hernan E., el cultivo del hule

Hevea 710

Yimbish, E. Y., court case 189

Ymuiden Harbor, see Ijmuiden Harbor.

Yoakam, Etta, relief 744, 912, 1035

Yobuko Ko, chart 539

Yoder, Gerald, Union County, Pa., soil

survey 1235

Yonghuung Man. chart 298

York, G. T., DDT experiments 148

York. .John L.. court case 1285

Y'ork Engineering & Construction Co 287

York River, chart of entrance 1249

Yosemite National Park :

map of Yosemite Valley 1172

open all ye'ar 1175

Young, A. W.. court case 1380

Young, Alfred W., performance of en-
gine using large-valve

overlap, etc 1394

Young, Alice M., court case 1286

Young, Gladwin E., rural housing,

Government policies 456

Young, Leo, preparation of fish for stor-
age 68

Y'oung, Milton R. (Senator from N.
Dak.) :
reports made by —

District of Columbia Com filR

Immigration Com 496

Y'otlng, Owen G. relief 246. 736, 767

Young, Robert A., dasheen, southern

root crop 1235

Young, V. TT., court case 321, 556

Young, W. H. :

bituminous coal and lignite 1083

bituminous coal in 1944 74

Young, Wade P., tobncoo marketing,

etc., margins 338

Young, Willard R., court case 1118

Young peonle. see Youth.
Y'oung-Wolf Corporation, see Gary The-
atre Corporation.
Young workers, see Child labor —

Youth.
Youngblood, B.. agricultural experi-
ment stations. 1945 458

Youngdnhl. Richard, index of depart-
ment store stocks 928

Youngman, Gardner M.. wool and
manufactures, .Japanese

trade .^^18

Youncs. F. O., soil survey 458

Y'oungstown, Ohio, instrument an-

pronch charts 345, 1025

Youngstown qnadr.nngle, Fla 71

Your .iob as work leader 578

Your stake in Armv 1435

Page

Youth :

adolescents away from home 1382

building future 804

community and young people 804

counseling young workers 409

education and unemployment 1384

employment on eve of V-E Day 525

employment still high 1100

German, present status 1121

guiding the adolescent 1362

handicapped adolescents, social

worker helps 1099

.iob trends against employment 954

Negro youth's dilemma 656

of the world, conclusions, etc 955

placement service 1383

post-war counseling 1382

tuberculosis mortality among

young nonwhite adults 781

united for famine relief 1015

■which jobs for young workers 86

youth can help, farm labor pro-
gram 578

youth learns and earns 578

Youth Employment and Education, In-
teragency Committee on,
see Interagency Commit-
tee on Youth Employ-
ment and Education.
Youths' clothing, see Clothing.
Ypsilanti, Mich., instrument approach

chart, etc 23

Ysleta quadrangle, Tex 509

Yuba Count.v, Calif., claim of flood

sufferers 260

Yuma Mesa division, see Gila project,
Yunotu K6, chart 417

Zai, Edward A., relief 48, 493, 676

Zaliv Ol'Gi, see Michael Seymour,
Port.

Zaliv Vostok, chart 539

Zalovcik. .John A. :

boundarv laver and profile drag of

wing 1296

effect of surface roughness on

drag 1392

flow conditions over airplane

wing 1291

measuring static pressure on

wing 1294-95

profile drag coefllcients of airfoils- 1388

profile drag of wing 1296

static pressure error of airspeed

installation 1388

Zamboky. A. N. :

aging of riveted joints 194

strength of riveted joints 661

Zamora, Mr. and Mrs. Antonio, relief 1072

Zamora, Antonio, jr.. relief 1072

Zand Baai. chart 669

Zap. Edward F.. court case 86, 287, 989

Zapoleon, Marguerite W.. women in
medical services. out-
look 193, 412, 527, 1385

Zapp. A. D. :

liOwer Cretaceous, etc., rocks of

Wyoming 70

Triassic rocks in central Wyom-
ing 393

Zarefsky. Joseph L. :

children acquire new parents 803

health and welfare services, 1942—

43 1099

Zaumeyer. W. .1. :

pea diseases and their control 12

>'aving beans from rust 710

Znzove, Tillie, court case 655

Zeiller, E. Lewis, air infiltration In

airplane cabins 660

Zeldovich, Y.. chemical reactions in

flames 959

Zender. George W. :

artificial aging of aluminum al-
loy 1389

January-December

1707

Page

Zender, George W.— Continued

compressive strength of Hat

panels

plastic-bonded glass cloth and

canvas

Zentz Motor Lines --

Zephyr Aircraft Corporation—- 615,

Zerbe, John, heat transfer to flat sur-
face

Zerweck, Louise K., relief 246, 91-.,

Zetek, James, onychophores of Pana-
ma and Canal Zone

Zibritosky, George:

long rectangular plate under

load and pressure

strength of axially loaded sheet-
stringer panels

torsion test of monocoque box

Zimmerman, Florence, relief

Zimmerman, Richard H., 18-cylinder
engine with exhaust-gas
turbine geared to crank-
shaft

Zimmey, Charles M., entrance vanes of
airfoils

Zinc :

anodes, specification

Big Four mine

Clark Fork district

Defense property

die castings, zinc-base alloy

Gray and Bautsch deposits

in — •

Arizona

California

Central States

Colorado

Eastern States

Idaho

Montana

Nevada

New Mexico

Oregon

South Dakota

Texas

Utah

Washington

Wyoming ^---

industry in 1945 395

1293

292
1091
, 872

959
1035

312

194

1103

98
30

1392

1387

1127
794
1269
1367
1320
1366

1174
1269
1175
1269
1083
1174
1174
1174
1083
1083

937
1083
1174
1083

937
, 1175

Faee

Zinc — Continued ,,, „

Japanese trade study g^»

Jewell tunnel property 13b7

mine production o1j»o, 794

monthly zinc report '^'.A^o

New Dale Rundell mine 1272

Phelps lease 1^^

pigments and salts 1174, 127U

policies of War Production Board,

etc 97d

premium price plan 373

pr«>mium price policy — 547

nrenriuts from minerals yearbook- 9rf7,
1083, 1174, 1175, 1269, 1272

rates on 404

rolled, production increased in

1945 }]l^

secondary, in 1945 017

specification °i^

Stiner, etc., properties 794

tri-state reserves ^iJ,%

Wah Wah mine, examination 79^

zinc scrap consumers report 75, 794

Zinc-base alloy, specification 558

Zinc-dust, specification ^•>'

Zincspelter plates, rates on 2»l

Zinner, Paul, exploration of Gray and
Bautsch lead and zinc de-
posits 1366

Zion National Monument, map 633

Zipf, W. H., radio handbook for ex-
tension workers 337

Zipkin, M. A. :

correlation of exhaust-valve tem-
peratures with engine

operation 1394

improvements in exhaust-valve

performance 1395

lead deposition, etc., effects of

ethylene dibromide 1397

Zirconium :

industry in 1945 937

metallurgy 511

Zitting, Charles F., court case /lO

Zobell, I. D., soil survey 458

Zoological Park, see National Zoologi-
cal Park.
Zoology, medical, etc., index-catalog — 1343

Zucker, Charles, relief 260, 350

Zuider Zee, see Ijsel Meer.

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