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On p. 571, 6th line from top of page, change "(S. doc. 80, 72d Cong. 1st sess.)" to read **(S. doc. 60, 72d (^ong. 1st .sess.)"; on p. 59S, 4th line from bottom of page, cliange "Feb. 1-24, 1932" to read "Feb. 1-29. 1932 " ; 3d line from bottom of page, change " 2»-49 " to read *' 29-48 " ; 2d line from l)ottom of page, change "calendar da.v Mar. 1" to read "calendar day Feb. 2i» " ; last line, change the classification numlier (at extreme right of entry) from Y 1.3 : 72/29-49 to Y 1.3 : 72/29-48. Monthly Catalogue No. 447 MARCH 1932 AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Note. — Those publications of the Department of Agriculture which are for sale ■will be supplied by the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C. The Department is- sues a monthly list of publications which will be mailed to all applicants, enabling them to select such reports aud bulletins as interest them. Alfalfa. Hardiucss studies with 2-vear-old alfalfa plants [with list of litera- ture cited] ; by George L. Peltier and H. M. Tysdal. 1932. [2] +931-955 p. il. [Prepared by Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station in cooperation with Plant Industry Bureau. From Journal of agricultural research, v. 43, no. 11, Dec. 1, 1931.] t A 1.2.3/a : AI 28/22 Cotton. Determination of sample size for diameter measurements in cotton fiber studies; by O. A. Pope. 1932. [2] +957-984 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 43, no. 11, Dec. 1, 1931.] t A 1.23/a : C 829/75 Crops and markets, Mar. 1932 ; v. 9, no. 3. [1932.] p. 89-120, il. 4" [Monthly.] * Paper, 60c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 85c. L. C. card Agr 24-113 A 36.11/3 : 9/3 Journal of agricultural research, v. 44, no. 1 and 2 ; Jan. 1 and 15, 1932. [1932.] cover-titles, p. 1-190, il. 7 p. of pi. [Semimonthly.] * Paper, 20e. single copy, $4.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $5.00. L. C. card Agr 13-1837 A 1.23 : 44/1, 2 Contents. — No. 1. Study of physiologic forms of kernel smut (Sphacelotheca sorghi) of sorghum [with list of literature cited] ; by L. E. Melchers, C. H. Ficke, and C. 0. Johnston. — Inheritance of height in broom-corn ; by John B. Sieglinger. — Dehiscence of boll of Linum rigldum and related species; by A. C. Dillman and J. C. Briusmade, jr. — Effect of temperature on rate of decay of sugar beets by strains of Phoma betae ; by C. M. Tompkins and Dean A. Pack. — Root constriction of cotton plants in San Joaquin Valley of California ; by J. W. Hubbard. — Heterothallism and hybridization in Tilletia tritici and T. levis [with list of literature cited] ; by n. H. Flor. — Vitamin A, B, C, and G content of Sultanina (Thompson seedless) and Malaga grapes and 2 brands of commercial grape juice [with list of literature cited] ; by Esther Peterson Daniel and Hazel E. Munsell. — Factors influencing changes in oxidation-reduction potential on reduction of methylene blue in milk [with list of literature cited] ; by A. C. Fay and Glenn A. 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Secretary of Agriculture acting pursuant to act approved Jan. 22, 1932, creating Reconstruction Finance Corporation : How can I get a crop- production loan? [prepared in] Farmers' Seed Loan Office. [1932.] 4 p. (Form 8.) t A 51.2: 88 Millc. Effect of light on reduction of methylene blue in milk [with list of literature cited] ; by Glenn A. Aikins and A. C. Fay. 1932. [2] +85-95 p. il [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 44, no. 1, Jan. 1, 1932.] t A 1.23/a : M 599/21 Ho'tv to order publications — See information follOTving Contents 673 674 March, 1932 Official record. Index to v. 10, Official record, Jan. 1-Dec. 26, 1931. [1932.] p. 393-403, 4° ♦ Paper, 5c. A 1.33 : 10/ind. Official record. Department of Agriculture, v. 11, no. 10-13; Mar. 5-26, 1932. [1932.] p. 61-«4, 11. 4° [WtHikly.] * Pai>er, 50c. a yr. ; foreign sub- scription, $1.10. L. C. card Agr 22-146 A 1.33 : 11/10-13 Publications. United States Department of Agriculture, monthly list of publi- cations, Feb. 1032. See Information Office, Fiihlirations, p. 670. Quarantine. European corn-borer quarantine, [Notice of] quaranliue 43, re- vision of regulations [under Notice of quarantine 43 (6tb revision)], effective Feb. 5, 1932. [1932.] 10 p. il. (Plant Quarantine and Control Administra- tion. ) t A 48.5 : 43/6th rcv./932 ModilJcation of Mexican fruit-worm quarantine regulations. Amendment 2 to rules and regulations supplemental to Notice of quarantine 64, effective Mar. 5, 1932. 1932. 1 p. (Plant Quarantine and Control Administra- tion.) t A 48.5: 64/932 [Regulations of Department of Agriculture: Fiscal, Property, Administrative, with appendix, Provisions of law affecting fiscal, property, and administrative regulations of Department of Agriculture, amendments and reprints.] [1032.1 p. 445-448, 12° [These are reprints of p. 445-448 to be inserted in their proper place in the original publication, and amend the section entitled Administrative regulations of Department of Agriculture.] t A 1.19 : 924/p. 445-448 AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS BUREAU Agricultural outlook for 1932; prepared by staff of Bureau of Agricultural Eco- nomics assisted by representatives of agricultural colleges and extension services and Federal Farm Board. Mar. 1932. 110 p. (Agriculture Dept Miscellaneous publication 144.) * Paper, 10c. L. C. card Agr 24-277 A 1.38 : 144 Agricultural situation, brief summary of economic conditions, Mar. 1, 1932; V. 16, no. 3. [1932.] 24 p. [Monthly.] 'Paper, 5c. single copy, 25e. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 40c. L. C. card Agr 26-1797 A 36.15 : 16/3 Caibafjes. Preparation of cabbage for market; [by Charles W. Hauck]. [July, 1924, revised Jan. 1932.] [1932.] [2] +14 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1423.) * Paper. 5c. L. C. card Agr 24-748 A 1.9 : 1423/2 Community centers. Uses of rural community buildings; [by W. C. Nason]. [July, 1922. reprint 1932.] [2]-f33 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulle- tin 1274. ) ♦ Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 22-799 A 1.9 : 1274/1-7 European corn-borer. Adjusting corn belt farming to meet corn-borer condi- tions; [by Kenneth H. Myers]. [Feb. 1932.] ii+26 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1681.) ♦ Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 32-322 - A 1.9 : 1681 Farm-nwrtgayv errdit [with list of literature cited] ; by David L. Wickens. Feb. 1932. cover-title, 102 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 288.) * Paper, 20c. L. C. card Agr 32-50 A 1.36: 288 Qrain. Farm-management problems in .v;hifting from sack to bulk handling of gniin in I'aciflc Northwest; by Neil W. Johnson, E. F. Landerholni, O. W. Kulilman, and T. L. Gaston. Feb. 1932. cover-title, 4(> p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 287.) [Prepared in cooperation witli Agricultural Experiment Stations of Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.] * Paper, 15c. L. C. card Agr 32-328 A 1.3G : 287 Ho^T to order piibllontlonn — .See Information following Contenta March, 1932 675 Gullies, how to control and reclaim them; [by C. E. Ramser]. [Feb. 1922, revised Feb. 1932.] [1932.] [2] +36 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1234.) * Paper, 10c. L. C. card Agr 32-509 A 1.9 : 1234/4 Laurel County, Ky. Land utilization in Laurel County, Ky. [with list of litera- ture cited] ; by C. F. Clayton and W. D. Nicholls. Mar. 1932. cover-title. 100 p. il. 3 maps. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 289.) [Prepared in cooperation with Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station.] * Paper, 25c. L. C. card Agr ^2-336 A 1.36 : 289 Meat. Market classes and grades of yearling beef; by W. C. Davis. Feb. 1932. cover-title, 27 p. 1 pi. 14 p. of pi. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 208.) * Paper, 20c. L. C. card Agr 32-307 A 1.4/2: 208 ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU Cattle. Dehorning, castrating, branding, and marking beef cattle ; [by W. H. Black and V. V. Parr]. [May, 1929, reprint 1932.] ii+12 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1600.) [Revision of Farmers' bulletin 949, Dehorn- ing and castrating cattle.] * Pai)er, 5c. L. C. card Agr 29-1027 A 1.9 : 1600/1-3 Feeding cattle for beef; [by W. H. Black]. [Feb. 1928, slightly revised May, 1931, reprint 1932.] ii+17 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1549.) [Supersedes Farmers' bulletin 1379, Beef production in cotton belt, and Farmers' bulletin 1382, Fattening steers in corn belt.] * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 28-294 A 1.9 : 1549/3-2 Livestock are healthier than formerly, according to meat-insi)ection data ; [by J. R. Mohler]. [1931.] 3p.il. (Yearbook separate 1165.) [From Year- book, 1931.] % A1.10/a:1165 Horses. Breaking and training colts, [by V. G. Stambaugh ; revised by J. O, Williams and Earl B. Krantz]. [Oct. 1923, reprint 1932.] ii+21 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1368.) [Revision of Farmers' bulletin 667.] * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 24-34 A 1.9 : 1368/1-6 Poisoning of livestock by plants that produce hydrocyanic acid ; [by James F, Couch]. Mar. 1932. 4 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Leaflet 88.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 32-318 A 1.35 : 88 Pork on farm, killing, curing, and canning; [by K. F. Warner]. [Feb. 1921, revised Feb. 1932.] [1932.] ii+34 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1186.) [Supersedes Farmers' bulletin 913, Killing hogs and curing IKjrk, and is a complete revision of previous edition of this bulletin, by F. G. Ashbrook, G. A. Anthony, and Frants P. Lund.] * Paper, 10c. L. C. card Agr 32-315 A 1.9 : 1186/4 Poultry. Diseases and parasites of poultry ; [by John S. Buckley, Hubert Bunj'ea, and Eloise B. Cram]. [Jan. 1931, revised May, 1931, slightly revised Feb. 1932.] [1932.] ii+62 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1652.) [Revision of Farmers' bulletin 1337, Diseases of poultrv.] * Paper, 10c. L. C. card Agr 31-17 A 1.9 : 1652/3 Poultry profits are largely dependent on high egg production : [by Joseph P. Quinn]. [1981.] 3 p. il. (Yearbook separate 1168.) [From Yearbook, 1931.] t A 1.10/a : 1168 Service announcements. Service and regulatory announcements, Jan. 1932; [no.] 297. Feb. 1932. p. 1-13. [Monthly.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, 25c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 40c. L. C. card Agr 7-1658 A 4.13 : 297 Same, Feb. 1932; [no.] 298. Mar. 1932. p. 15-24. [Monthly.] A 4.13 : 298 Ho^iT to order publications— See Information follo^rlns Contents §76 Makch, 1932 Squab raising; [by Alfred R. Lee]. [Sept. 13, 1915, revised May, 1930. reprint 1932.] li+21 p. il. (Agriculture Dept Farmers' bulletin 684.) • Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 25-754 A 1.9 : 6&4/6-3 Btomarh u->orms. Controlling stomach worms in sheep and lambs; [by E. M. Nighbert]. Mar. 1932. [l]+6 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Leallet 89.) ♦ Paper 5c. L. C. card Agr 32-317 A 1.35 : 89 Tick fever; [by John R. Mohler]. [Apr. 1930, slightly revised Feb. 1932.] [1932.] ii+30 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1625.) [Revision of Farmers' bulletin 569, Texas or tick fever.] • Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 30-355 A 1.9 : 1625/2 TuterculOHis in animals. Economic benefits of eradicating tuberculosis from livestock; by John R. Mohler, A. E. Wight, and L. B. Ernest. Dec. 1929, revised Feb. 1932. [1932.] 24 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous publication 66.) * Paper, 10c. L. C. card Agr 29-1739 A 1.38 : 66/2 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY BUREAU Birds. How to attract birds in Middle Atlantic States; [by W. L. McAtee]. [Sept. 1917, revised Aug. 1926, slightly revised Feb. 1932.] [1932.] 10 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 844.) ♦Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 22-994 A 1.9 : 844/6 Oame-Mrds. Propagation of upland game birds; [by W. L. McAtee]. [Jan. 1930, reprint 1932.] ii+61 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1613.) [This bulletin, with Farmers' bulletin 1612, Propagation of aquatic game birds, supersedes Farmers' bulletin 1521, Propagation of game birds.] * Paper, 10c. L. C. card Agr 30-50 A 1.9 : 1613/1-S Oame laws for season 1931-32, summary of provisions of Federal, State, and provincial statutes; [by H. P. Sheldon and Frank G. Grimes]. [Sept. 1931, revised Oct. 1931.] [1931.] ii+52 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1684.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 6-384 A 1.9 : 1684/2 Mammals of New Mexico [with list of literature cited] ; by Veruon Bailey. Dec. 1931. cover-title, 412 p. il. 22 pi. (North American fauna 53.) ♦Paper, $1.00. L. C. card Agr 32-321 A 5.5 : 53 CHEMISTRY AND SOILS BUREAU Ethylene dichlorid. Bibliography of ethylene dichloride; by W. A. Gersdorflf. [Feb. 1932.] cover-title, 60 p. (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous publica- tion 117.) ♦Paper, 10c. L. C. card Agr 32-310 A 1.38 : 117 Freehold, N. J. Soil survey of Freehold area, N. J. ; by L. L. Lee and J. E. Tine. [1932.] cover-title, 53 p. il. map. ([Soil survey report] 33, series 1927.) [Prepared in cooperation with Department of Conservation and Development of New Jersey and New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station. Text and illustration on p. 2-A of cover.] ♦ Paper, 20c. L. C. card Agr 32-325 A 47.5 : 927/33 Insectiddal plants investigated as possible farm crops; [by W. W. Skinner]. [1931.] 2 p. (Yearbook separate 1218.) [From Yearbook, 1931.] t A 1.10/a : 1218 Nitrate bacteria, main source of soil nitrates, depend on farm practice; [by Nathan R. Smith and Charles Thorn]. [1931.] 3 p. (Yearbook separate 1208.) [From Yearbook, 1931.] t A 1.10/a : 1208 Nitrogen fixation by legumes essentially a cooperative process; [by F. E. Alli- son]. [1931.] 2 p. (Yearbook separate 1220.) [From Yearbook. 1931.] t A 1.10/a: 1220 Hovr to order pabllcationai — Sec Information (ollotvinar Contenta Makch, 1932 677 Person County, N. C. Soil survey of Person County, N. C. ; by R. C. Juruey, S. R. Bacon, and J. J. Morsan. [1931.] cover-title, 36 p. il. map. ([Soil survey report] 14, series 1928.) [Prepared in cooperation with North Caro- lina Department of Agriculture and North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station. Text and illustration on p. 2-4 of cover.] * Paper, 15c. L. C. card Agr 32-311 A 47.5 : 928/14 Stanton County, Nehr. Soil survey of Stanton County, Nebr. ; by F. A. Hayes, W. J. Morau, and R. L. Gemmell. [1932.] cover-title, 40 p. il. map. ([Soil survey report] 3, series 1929.) [Prepared in cooperation with University of Nebraska State Soil Survey Department of Conservation and Survey Division. Text and illustration on p. 2-4 of cover.] * Paper, 20c. L. C. card Agr 32-326 A 47.5 : 929/3 DAIRY INDUSTRY BUREAU Cattle. Dairy cattle breeds; [by Amer B. Nystrom]. [Feb. 1925, revised Jan. 1932.] [1932.] ii+30 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1443.) [Supersedes Farmers' bulletin 893, Breeds of dairy cattle.] * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 30-634 A 1.9 : 1443/6 Cream. Dairy earnings larger if cream is marketed while fresh and sweet ; [by William White]. [1931.] 2 p. (Yearbook separate 1204.) [From Year- book, 1931.] t A 1.10/a : 1204 Dairy-houses. Farm dairy houses, [by Ernest Kelly and K. E. Parks; revised by R. P. Hotis]. [Oct. 1921, revised Jan. 1932.] [1932.] ii+13 p. 11. (Agri- culture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1214.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 21-1212 A 1.9 : 1214/4 Milk plants. Small plants for pasteurizing milk; by Fred M. Grant and Clarence E. Clement. Mar. 1932. 23p.il. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 214.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 32-327 A 1.4/2 : 214 Silage. Making and feeding of silage ; [articles by T. E. Woodward and J. B. McNulty, George M. Rommel, E. W. Sheets, and F. R. Marshall]. [May 18, 1914, revised Oct. 1930, reprint 1932.] ii+26 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 578.) [Prepared in cooperation with Animal Industry Bureau. Date of original issue incorrectly given on this publication as July. 1918, which is date of 1st revision, issued by Animal Industry Bureau.] * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 18-829 A 1.9 : 578/8-2 Contents. — Manufacture and feeding valuo of silage ; by T. B. Woodward and J. B. McNulty. — Silage for dairy cattle ; by T. E. Woodward and J. B. McNulty. — Silage for horses and mules, by George M. Rommel ; revised by J. O. Williams. — Silage for beef cattle ; by E. W. Sheets. — Silage for sheep, by F. R. Marshall ; revised by D. A, Spencer. ENTOMOLOGY BUREAU Beet leaf hopper's annual migrations studied in desert breeding areas; [by P. N. Annand]. [1931.] 3 p. (Yearbook separate 1235.) [From Yearbook, 1931.] t A 1.10/a: 1235 Blue'berry maggots. Biology and control of blueberry maggot in Washington County, Me. [with list of literature cited] ; by F. H. Lathrop and C. B. Nickels. Feb. 1932. cover-title, 77 p. il. 2 pi. 12 p. of pi. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 275.) * Paper, 25c. L. C. card Agr 32-319 A 1.36 : 275 Book-lice or psocids, annoying household pests ; [by] E. A. Back. Feb. 1920, [reprint] 1932. 4 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1104.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 20-788 A 1.9 : 1104/1-3 Codling-moths. Experiments with insecticides for codling-moth control [with list of literature cited] ; by E. J. Newcomer and M. A. Yothers. Feb. 1932. cover-title, 29 p. il. 2 pi. 2 p. of pi. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 281.) * Paper, 15c. L. C. card Agr 32-329 A 1.36 : 281 HoTF to order publications — See information folIOTvingr Contents 678 Mahch, 1932 Japanese hretlc. Ropellency to Japanese beetle of extracts made from plants immune to attack; bj- F. W. Md for Apr. 1931.] t A 13.2: N 21 m/92ft/ch. 8 llitw to order piibllciitlona— See Information follovrlnar Contents Makch, 1932 679 Plant succession and grazing capacity on clay soils in southern New Mexico [with list of literature cited] ; by R. S. Campbell. 1932. [2] +1027-51 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 43, no. 12, Dec. 15, 1931.] t A 1.23/a : So 34/83 Postet's. Fire destroys game, good hunting is found in green forests, prevent forest fires; [poster]. 1932. 30X18 in. t A 13.20/1 : G 14/932 [Trees of 4 kinds are becoming important in planting on farms ; by W. R. Mattoon.] [1931.] 6 p. il. (Yearbook separate 1234.) [From Yearbook, 1931.] t A 1.10/a : 1234 Maps Mono National Forest, Calif.-Nev. [resources and recreation features, roads, trails, etc.]. [1931.] 1 sheet (with map on verso), il. oblong f°, folded into narrow 8° size and so printed as to number 18+ [1] p. t A 13.13 : M 75/931 Mount Hood National Forest, Oreg., its purposes and resources. 1931 [pub- lished 1932]. 1 sheet (with map on verso), il. large 4°, folded into narrow 8° size and so printed as to number 17+ [1] p. t A 13.13 : M 8G/931 Nezperce National Forest, Idaho [resources and recreation features, roads, trails, etc.]. 1932. 1 sheet (with map on verso), il. f°, folded into narrow 8° size and so printed as to number 15 pages, t A 13.13 : N 49/932 Shasta National Forest, Calif, [resources and recreation features, roads, trails, etc.]. [1932.] 1 sheet (with map on verso), il. oblong f, folded into narrow 8° size and so printed as to number 20+ [1] p. t A 13.13 : Sh 2/932 Wallotva National Forest, Oreg., its purpose and its resources. 1931, [pub- lished] 1932. 1 sheet (with map on verso), il. oblong f°, folded into narrow 8° size and so printed as to number 24 pages, t A 13.13 : W 15/931 HOME ECONOMICS BUREAU Iron content of vegetables and fruits [with list of literature cited] ; by Hazel K. Stiebeling. Feb. 1932. cover-title, 20 p. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 205.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 32-306 A 1.4/2 : 205 Watermelons prove valuable source of vitamins A and C ; [by] Hazel E. Munsell. 1931. 1 p. (Yearbook separate 1232.) [From Yearbook, 1931.] t A 1.10/a : 1232 INFORMATION OFFICE Farmers' tulletins. List [no. 1] of available Farmers' bulletins and Leaflets of Department of Agriculture [Mar. 15, 1932.] [1932.] [4] p. t A 21.9/8 : 1/29 Publications. United States Department of Agriculture, monthly list of pub- lications, Feb. 1932. [1932.] 4 p. t L. C. card Agr 9-1414 A 21.6/5 : 932/2 PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU Blackberry. Brainerd blackberry ; by George M. Darrow and George F. Waldo. Mar. 1932. 4 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 220.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 32-316 A 1.4/2 : 220 Citrus-fruit improvement, how to secure and use tree-performance records ; [by A. D. Shamel]. [Feb. 1917, revised Dec. 1928, reprint 1932.] ii+26 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 794.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 28-1875 A 1.9 : 794/3-4 Cotton. Cotton improvement through type selection, with special reference to Acala variety [with list of literature cited] ; by O. F. Cook. Mar. 1932. cover-title, 62+ [1] p. 2 pi. 24 p. of pi. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 302.) * Paper, 30c. L. C. card Agr 32-330 A 1.36 : 302 HoTv to order publications — See inforniatiou following Contents 680 March, 1932 Cotton — Continued. IrriRation and related cultural practices with cotton in Salt River Valley of Arizona [with list of literature cited] ; by Stephen H. Hastings. Jan. 1932. 32p.il. (Afrrioulture Dept. Circular 200.) • Paper, 10c. L. C. card Apr 32-200 A 1.4/2 : 200 Root constriction of cotton plants in San Joaquin Valley of California ; by J. W. Hubbard. 1931. [2] +39-47 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, V. 44, no. 1. Jan. 1, 1932.] t A 1.23 ^a : C 829/76 Crown-gall. Pathogenesis in woolly-knot type of crown gall [with list of litera- ture cited]; by E. A. Siegler and R. B. Piper. 1932. [2] +985-1002 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 43, no. 11, Dec. 1, 1931.] t A 1.23/a : C 886/9 Cucumbers. Production of cucumbers in greenhouses; [by James H. Beattie]. [May, 1923, reprint with slight changes 1932.] ii+30 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1320.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 23-742 A 1.9 : 1320/1-4 Dahlias for the home; [by B. Y. Morrison]. [Nov. 1923, reprint 1932.] ii+17 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1370.) [Apr. 1925, on p. ii, is date of previous reprint.] • Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 23-1499 A 1.9 : 1370/1-9 Dewberry growing; [by George M. Darrow]. [June, 1924, revised May, 1926, reprint 1932.] ii+20 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1403.) [Revision of Farmers' bulletin 728, Dewberry culture.] ♦ Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 24-830 A 1.9 : 1403/2^ Drug plants under cultivation; [by W. W. Stockberger]. [June, 1915, nvised Apr. 1927, reprint 1932.] ii+38 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 663.) * Paper, 10c. L. C. card Agr 20-1781 A 1.9 : 663/3-5 Fallow. Summer fallow at Ardmore, S. Dak. ; by Oscar R. Mathews and Verner I. Clark. Feb. 1932. 15 p. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 213.) • Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 32-314 A 1.4/2 : 213 Fig growing in South Atlantic and Gulf States, [by H. P. Gould : with contribu- tions by others]. [Mar. 1919, revised Oct. 1926, reprint 1932.] 46 p. il. . (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1031.) * Paper, 10c. j L. C. card Agr 19-359 A 1.9 : 1031/3-4 ' Flax. Dehiscence of boll of Linum rigidum and related species ; by A. C. Dill- man and J. C. Brinsmade, jr. 1932. [2] +21-27 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 44, no. 1, Jan. 1, 1932.] t A 1.23/a : F 619/5 I Ooldcnseal under cultivation ; by Walter Van Fleet. Oct. 26, 1914, reprint [1932.] 16 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmer's bulletin 613.) [Mar. 1922, on p. 1 is date of previous reprint.] * Paper, 5c. i L. O. card Agr 14-1516 A 1.9 : 613/2-10 j Grasses. Cultivated grasses of secondary importance; [by Charles V. Piper]. [Feb. 1925, reprint 1932.] ii+43 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1433. ) * Paper, 10c. L. C. card Agr 25-668 A 1.9 : 1433/1-3 Mushroom culture for amateurs; [by Vera K. Charles]. [!Mar. 1929. reprint 1932.] ii + 17 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers" bulletin 1587.) * Paper. 5<'. L. C. card Agr 29-674 A 1.9 : 1587/1-3 Plant material introduced by Division of Foreign Plant Introduction. Apr. 1-June 30, 1930; nos. 86756-88432. Mar. 1932. 51 p. (Inventory 103.) ♦ I'aper, 10c. L. C. card Agr 7-1331 A 19.12: 103 Plants. Apparatus for growing plants under controlled environmental condi- tions [with list of literature cited] ; by Robert A. Steinberg. 1932. [2] +1071-84 p. 11. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 43. no. 12. Dec. 15. 1931.1 t A 1.23/a : P 694/26 Hovr to order pnbllcatlonM — See information follo^'lnf Contents March, 1932 681 Red clover. Field tests of imported red-clover seed ; by A. J. Pieters and R. L. Morgan. Feb. 1932. 24p.il. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 210.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 32-320 A 1.4/2 : 210 Sacaton Field Station. Agricultural investigations at United States Field Station, Sacaton, Ariz., 1925-30 [with list of literature cited] ; by C. J. King and H. F. Loomis. Feb. 1932. cover-title, 64 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 206. ) * Paper, 10c. L. C. card Agr 32^5 A 1.4/2 : 20G Smuts. Factors affecting development of loose smut in barley and its control by dust fungicides [with list of literature cited] ; by R. AV. Leukel. Mar. 1932. 20 p. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 293.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 32-333 A 1.36 : 293 Heterothallism and hybridization in Tilletia tritici and T. levis [with list of literature cited] ; by H. H. Flor. 1932. [2] +49-58 p. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 44, no. 1, Jan. 1, 1932.] t A 1.23/a : W 56/107 Study of phj'siologic forms of kernel smut ( Sphacelotheca sorghi) of sorghum [with list of literature cited] ; by L. E. Melchers, C. II. Ficke, and C. O. Johnston. 1932. [2] +1-11 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 44, no. 1, Jan. 1, 1932.] f A 1.23/a : So 68/13 Soybean hay and seed production; [by W. J. Morse]. [Oct. 1929, reprint 1932.] ii+13 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1605.) [Super- sedes Farmers' bulletin 886, Harvesting soy-bean seed.] * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 29-1546 A 1.9 : 1605/1-3 Strawbet-ries. Market diseases of strawberries from Southeastern States, 1926-30 ; by Neil E. Stevens. Mar. 1932. 4 p. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 219.) * Paper, oc. L. C. card Agr 32-49 A 1.4/2: 219 Sugar-beet eel-worms. Control of sugar-beet nematode by crop rotation ; [by Gerald Thorne]. [Nov. 1926, revised Feb. 1932.] [1932.] [2] +21 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1514.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 27-10 A 1.9: 1514/2 Sugar-beets. Effect of temperature on rate of deday of sugar beets by strains of Phoma betae; by C. M. Tompkins and Dean A. Pack. 1932. [2] +29-37 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 44, no. 1, Jan. 1, 1932.] t A 1.23/a : Su 32/28 Verticillium wilt (hadromycosis) of cotton in San Joaquin Valley of California ; by Fred W. Herbert and James W. Hubbard. Feb. 1932. 8 p. il. (Agricul- ture Dept. Circular 211.) * Paper, 5e. L. C. card Agr 32-308 A 1.4/2: 211 PLANT QUARANTINE AND CONTROL ADMINISTRATION Mexican fruit-fli/ invasion fought by novel eradication plan; [by S. B. Fraeker], [1931.] 3 p. (Yearbook separate 1203.) [From Yearbook, 1931.] t A 1.10/a : 1203 Service announcements. Service and regulatory announcements: List of inter- cepted plant pests, list of pests recorded, Jan. 1, 1930-June 30, 1931, as inter- cepted in, on, or with plants and plant products entering United States terri- tory. Mar. 1932. p. 201-368. [This paging follows that of Service and regulatory announcements, Oct.-Dec. 1930, no. 105, issued in June, 1931.] t L. C. card Agr 14-383 A 48.7/2 : 930-931 Note. — This is the 37th paper of a series issued at irregular intervals and listing Intercepted plant pests. The first 12 papers were issued during 1914 and 1915 as News letters nos. 1, 4, 6, 8-12, 14, 15, 17, and 18. The next 23 papers were published as letters of information under 3 general titles, 6 being Letters of information nos. 19-24, 9 being Quarterly letters of information of the Federal Horticultural Board nos. 25—33, and 8 being Annual letters of information nos. 34—41. Of the latter group nos. 37—41 were published as part of the series of Service and regulatory announce- ments. The 36th list was published without a number under the title List of pests intercepted on imported plants and plant products during calendar year 1929. Inter- ceptions made during and since July 1, 1913, are included in these lists. The periods HoTT to order publications— See information following Contents 112067— 32— No. 447 2 682 March, 1932 Service announcements — Coutinued. covered by the aforesaid lists vary from a few days to 2 years. The present list covers a period of 18 months and ccimpletes the lists of interceptions for a period of 18 years. It Is proposed to issue the list hereafter on tlie flscal-year basis In order to avoid duplication of work in preparing the annual report and the list of intercepted pests. PUBLIC EOADS BUREAU Public roads, journal of highway research, v. 13, no. 1; Mar. 1932. [1932.] cover-title, p. 1-20, il. 4" [Monthly. Text on p. 2-4 of cover.] ♦ Paper, 10c. single copy, $1.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $1.50. L. C. card Agr 18-322 A 22.6 : 13/1 Progress maps Note. — These maps show the status of improvement of the Fedcral-ald system in each State, regardless of whether the construction has been done with the aid of the Federal Government, by the States, by the counties, or by the townships. A system of symbols indicates the type of Improvement of all the roads and whether the work was done with or without the assistance of the Federal Government. Sheets are of uniform size, some States requiring 2 or more, and are so issued that they may be punched and put in a loose-leaf atlas. The maps are called progress maps, and the series will be Issued periodically to show any change in improvement of the highways. Colorado. Federal aid highway system, progress map: [Colorado]; data cor- rected to June 1, 1931. Scale 1: 760,320 or 1 in. =12 m. [Washington] Oeo- logical Survey [1932] . [2 sheets] each 28.5X18.8 in. [Projection, moditied polyconic. Base map from Geological Survey State map.] ♦ 20c. per set of 2 maps. ' A 22.9 : C 71/3/E, W Eastern Colorado. ([Sheet] 36E.) Western Colorado. ([Sheet] 36 W.) Montana. Federal aid highway system, progress map: [Montana]; data cor- rected to Aug. 1, 1931. Scale 1:760,320 or 1 in. =12 m. [Washington] Geo- logical Survey [1932.] [3 sheets] each 2S.5X18.8 in. [Projec-tion, Lambert conformal conic. Base map from Geological Survey State map.] * 30c. per set of 3 maps. A 22.9 : M 76/3/C, E, W Central Montana. ([Sheet] 34C.) Eastern Montana. ([Sheet] 34E.) Western Montana. ([Sheet] 34 W.) New Hampshire. Federal aid highway system, progress map: New Hampshire, Vermont; data corrected to June 1, 1931. Scale 1: 500,000 or 1 in. =7.891 m. [Washington] Geological Survey [1932]. 28.5X18.8 in. [Projection, modiQed polyconic. Base map from Geological Survey State map.] * 10c. A22.9:N42h New York State. Federal aid highway .system, progress map: [New York]; data corrected to July 1, 1931. Scale 1 : 500,000 or 1 in. =7.891 m. [Wash- ington] Geological Survey [1932]. [3 sheets] each 18.8X28.5 in. [Projec- tion, modified polvconic. Base map from Geological Survey State map.] • 30c. per set of 3 maps. A 22.9 : N 42j'/3/E, N, W Eastern New York. ([Sheet] 4E.) Northern New York. ([Sheet] 4N.) Western New York. ([Sheet] 4W.) WEATHER BUREAU Airxcays observers. Instructions for airways observers. 1932. iv+70 p. il. (Circular N, Aerological Division, 2d edition.) * Paper, 35c. L. C. card Agr 32^6 A 29.11 : N/2 Climatic yummarjf of United States, climatic data from establishment of the stations to 1930, by Climatological Division: sec. 18, Southern California and Owens Valley. [1932.] 41 p. il. 4° [Revised edition of a unit In the series hitherto entitled Summary of climatological data for United States by sec- tions, designated sec. 13 in preceding editions.] * Paper, 10c. A 29.5/a : C 12/930 Mctcorolnqy. Monthly meteorological suininarv, Washington, D. C, Feb. 1932. [Mar. 4, 1932.] [2] p. large 8° t A 29.30: 932/2 Monthly iccathcr review, Dec. 1931; v. 59, no. 12. [Mar. 10, 1932.] cover-title, p. 449 500, il. 2 maps, 14 p. of maps, 4° • Paper, 15c. single copy, $1.50 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $2.25. L. C. card Aur 9-990 A 29.6/1 : 59/12 Ilu'tv to urdor publlcntlonn — See Informntion follofvinar Contenta March, 1932 683 Monthly tceather revieic — Continued. Note. — The Monthly weather review contains (1) meteorological contributions and bibliography, (2) an interpretative summary and charts of the weather of the month in the United States, and ou adjacent oceans, and (3) climatological tables dealing with the weather of the month. The contributions are principally as follows : (a) results of observational or research work in meteorology carried on in the United States or other parts of the world, (b) abstracts or reviews of important meteorological papers and books, and (c) notes. Special articles. — On water vapor in atmosphere over United States east of Kocky Mountains [with list of references] ; by Louis P. Harrison. — Solar radiation as meteoro- logical factor [with list of literature cited] ; by Herbert H. Kimball. — International meetings in Sept. and Oct. 1931 ; by C. F. Brooks. — Locarno meeting of [International] Meteorological Committee, Oct. 1931 ; by C. F. Marvin. — Several cloud spouts ; by Edward M. 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Maps containing these forecasts are issued daily, except Sundays and holidays, at New Orleans, La., Denver, Colo., Chicago, 111., San Francisco, Calif., and other field stations, and are designated as station weather maps DD, CM, or E ; subscription price, $2.40 a yr., 20c. a month. Weather outlook, Mar. 7-Apr. 2 [1932]. Mar, &-26, 19.32. Each 1 p. [Weekly, The edition here catalogued is the one for Districts 1-3 issued from the forecast center at Washington, D, C] t A 29.38 : 932/10-13 Note. — The Weather outlooks for the various zones are prepared at, and distributed from, forecast centers of the Weather Bureau, as follows : Washington, D. C. (District 1, North and Middle Atlantic States, District 2, South Atlantic States, District 3, Ohio Valley and Tennessee) ; New Orleans, La. (District 4, East Gulf States, District 5, Southern Plains and West Gulf States) ; Chicago, 111. (District 6, Region of Great Lakes, District 7, Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. District 8, Northern and central Great Plains) ; Denver, Colo. (District 9, Northern Rocky Mountain re- gion, District 10, Southern Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions ; San Francisco, Calif. (District 11, Far Western States). AUCHITECT OF CAPITOL Capitol. Appropriation for Architect of Capitol for Capitol garages [supple- mental estimate of appropriation pertaining to legislative establishment, Office of Architect of Capitol, fiscal year 1933]. Mar. 15, 1932. 2 p. (H. doc. 274, 72d Cong, 1st sess,) * Paper, 5c. House Office Building. Appropriation for Architect of Capitol for Capitol build- ings [supplemental estimate of appropriation pertaining to legislative estab- lishment, Office of Architect of Capitol, fiscal year 1933, for operation of electrical substation of new House Office Building]. Mar. 15, 1932. 2 p. (H. doc. 275, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Appropriation for legislative establishment [supplemental estimate of appropriation pertaining to legislative establishment, Architect of Capitol, fiscal year 1932, for maintenance of new House Office Building, fiscal year 1933]. Mar, 10, 1932. 2 p. (H. doc, 268, 72d Cong, 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c, HoiT to order i>ul»lioatious— See information. follOTviiigr Contents 684 March, 1932 Report of architect of Capitol, fiscal year 1931. 1932. iii+53 p. (S. doc. 7, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c. L. C. card 11-34725 ClVHi SERVICE COMMISSION Note. — The Commission furnishes its publications gratuitously to thoBe who apply for them. Appointments. State apportionment of appointments in departmental service at Washington, D. C. Jan. 1932. 10 p. (Form 2703.) t L. C. card 32-26317 CS 1.2 : Ap 6/2 Postma.'itfr.s. Information regarding postmaster positions filled through nomi- nation by the President for confirmation by Senate. Feb. 1932. 6 p. (Form 2223. ) t CS 1.6 : P &1/22/932 Veteran preference [in appointment to civil oflices under United States Govern- ment]. Feb. 1932. 9 p. (Form 1481.) t CS 1.2 :V 64/20 COMMERCE DEPARTMENT Note. — In its efforts to foster, promote, anrt develop the foreign and domestic commerce, the mining, manufacturing, shipping, and fishery industries, and the transportation facili- ties of the United States, the Department of Commerce Issues many regular and special publications. The free distribution of many of the publications of the Department is confined almost entirely to Government officers, libraries, educational institutions, the press, and commercial organizations. Others may procure them, at prices stated below, from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C, to whom remittances should be sent direct, as his office is not a part of the Department of Commerce. Coast pilots, inside route pilots, tide tables, current tables, and chart.s are sold by the Coast and Geodetic Survey. Gardens. Subsistence gardens, some brief reports on industrial, community, and municipal projects prepared from reports received from States and local communities; prepared for President's Organization on Unemployment Relief. 1932. [l]+26p. t L. C. card 32-26200 C 1.2 : G 16/2 Employment. Spreading work, methods and plans in use, [by] William J. Barrett ; [prepared for] President's Organization on Unemployment Relief. 1932. ii+27 p. t L. C. card 32-26270 C 1.2 : W 89 Motor-boats. Numbering and recording undocumented vessels. Jan. 30, 1932. 1 p. 4° (Department circular 278, 2d edition; Bureau of Navigation.) [Supersedes 1st edition, June 17, 1918.] t C 1.4: 278/2 Regulation of motor boats. Dec. 28, 1931 [published 1932]. 4 p. 4" (Department circular 236, 15th edition; Bureau of Navigation and Steamboat Inspection Service.) t 01.4:236/15 AERONAUTICS BRANCH Air commerce hullrtin, v. 3, no. 17 and 18; Mar. 1 and 15, 1932. [1932.] p. 403-462-f [1] leaf, il. [Semimonthly.] t L. C. card 29-26634 C 23.12 : 3/17, 18 Publications. Aeronautic publications. Revised Jan. 1, 1932. 1932. ii+15 p. (Aeronautics bulletin 6.) t L. C. card 28-7351 C 23.11 : 6/6 Air way maps United States. Airway map of United States, Rlar. 1, 1932. 1932. 1 .sheet (with map on verso), oblong f°, fo'ded into 8° size. (Aeronautics bulletin 8.) t C 23.11: 8^4 CENSUS BUREAU Ari:(ynf patients under care at beginning of year in State Institutions for feeiile-minded and epileptics. 1932. iii+49 p. [Prepared under supervision of Starlie M. Grogan. chief statistician for statis- tics of States and cities, lyemuel A. Carruthers, exi>ert chief of division, and Bi'unet Mead, statistician of Federal Bureau of Prisons. The text was pre- pared l)y Harriet M. Cheney.] * Paper, 10c. L. C. card 31-27040 C 3.2 :F 32^928 Forext products. 15th census of Uniteil States [1930] : Manufacture.s, 1929, industry series, miscellaneous forest-products industries. 1932. vi-F34 p. 4" [Prepared under supervision of JjeVerne Beales, chief statistician for manu- factures, and August II. O. Rolle, in charge of work on forest products Indus- tries.] 'Paper, l.'k'. C 3.37/26 :F 76 Gainful tcorkcrs in Uniten< Ion foIIiMvinfr Contcntii March, 1932 689 Passaic River. Passaic and Hackensack rivers, N. J., surveys 1913-15, surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1931, and other sources ; with inset, Continuation of Hackensack River ; chart 287. Scale 1 : 20,000. Washington, Coast and Geo- detic Survey, Feb. 1932. 40.9X28.5 in. t 75c. C 4.9 : 287 Patterson Bay and Deep Cove, Chatham Strait, southeast Alaska, surveys to 1927 ; chart 8266. Scale 1 : 20,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Dec. 1931. 31.1X23 in. t25c. C 4.9: 8266 San Francisco Bay, Calif., Candlestick Point to Angel Island, surveys to 1930, surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1931, and other sources; chart 5535. Scale 1: 20,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Feb. 1932. 43.7X33.9 in, t 75c. C 4.9 : 5535 San Francisco entrance, Calif., surveys to 1927, surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1931, and other sources ; chart 5532. Scale 1 : 40,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Feb. 1932. 33.6X41.4 in. t 75c. C 4.9: 5532 Tlevak Narrows, s. e. Alaska, surveyed 1912; Sukkwan Narrows, s. e. Alaska, surveyed 1912; chart 8153. Scale 1:20,000. Washington, Coast and Geo- detic Survey, Jan. 1932. 11.7X21.3 in. t 25c. C 4.9: 8153 FISHERIES BUREAU Fish as food. Reducing shrinkage of frozen fish in cold storage [with bibliog- raphy] ; by James M. Lemon. 1932. ii-f 12 p. il. (Investigational report 9.) [Investigational report 9 carries the volume number 1.] * Paper, 5c. L. 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R. 375, act amending public building act approved Mar. 4, 1931, authorizing acquisition of building sites and construction of public buildings at Hib- blng, Minn., and other places. Approved Mar. 16, 1932. 1 p. (Public 58.) Homestead. H. R. 268, act to excuse certain persons from residence upon homestead lands during 1929. 19.30, 1931, and 1932, in drought stricken areas. Approved Mar. 2, 1932. 1 p. (Public 51.) Jackson, Miss. H. R. 6739, act to amend authorization contained in act approved Mar. 4, 1929, for acquisition of site and construction of building in Jackson, Miss. Approved Mar. 19, 1932. 1 p. (Public 64.) Kankakee River. H. R. 8171, act granting consent of Cimprcss to Illinois to construct free highway bridge across Kankakee River at Momcnce, 111. Approved Feb. 29, 1932. 1 p. (Public 46.) Mount MfKinley National Park. H. R. 6485, act to revise boundary of Mount Mc- Klnley National Park, Alaska. [Approved Mar. 19, 1932.] 2 p. (Public 63.) Musicians. H. R. 8235, act to clarify application of contract labor provisions of immi. gration laws to instrumental musicians. Approved Mar. 17, 1932. 1 p. (Public 61.) Pecatonica River. II. R. 8163, act granting consent of Conjn"ess to Illinois to construct free highway bridge across Pecatonica River at Harrison, 111. Approved Feb. 29, 1932. 1 p. (Public 45.) Plattsburg, N. Y. H. R. 7S99, act to authorize Secretary of Treasury to negotiate and to enter into agreement regarding south boundary or post-office site at Plattsburg, N. Y. Approved Mar. 16, 1932. 1 p. (Public 59.) Rainy River. H. R. 5004, act authorizing Vernon W. O'Connor to construct bridge across Rainy River at or near Baudette, Minn. [Approved Mar. 8, 1932.] 2 p. (Public 54.) Red River of the North. S. 3132, act to extend times for commencement and comple- tion of bridge of county of Norman and town and village of Ilalstad. Minn., and county of Traill and town of Ilerberg, N. Dak., across Red River of the North on boundary line between said States. Approved Mar. 11, 1932. 1 p. (Public 67.) Rock River. II. R. 8324, act granting consent of Congress to Illinois to construct free highway bridge across Rock River at Byron, 111. Approved Feb. 29, 1932. 1 p. (Public 49.) II. R. 8327, act granting consent of Congress to Illinois to construct free high- way bridge across Rock River at Oregon, 111. Approved Feb. 29, 1032. 1 p. (Public 50.) Trinity River. U. R. 8250, act granting authority to Texas State Highway Commis- .slon to maintain free highway bridge across Trinity River between counties of Navarro and Henderson, Tex. Approved Feb. 29. 1932. 1 p. (Public 48.) TTar Department. 8. 3514, act regulating use of appropriations for military and non- mllltary activities of War Department |so as to give preference to American goods]. Approved Mar. 8, 1932. 1 p. (Public 53.) Washinf/ton, Oeorge. S. 1R61. act authorizing George Washington Bicentennial Com- mission to print and distribute additional sets of writings of Qeorge Washington. [Approved Mar. 10, 19.32.J 2 p. (Public 65.) HoTV to order iiobllcationN — ^^ee luforiniitlon foIIo^Tliifc Contents March, 1932 697 Public [joint] resolution 10-14, 72d Congress. Agricultural credit. H. J. Res. 292, joint resolution to authorize Secretary of Agricul- ture to aid in establishment of agricultural-credit corporations. Approved Mar. 3, 1932. 1 p. (Public resolution 11.) Mississippi River. H. J. Res. 271, Joint resolution amending sec. 1 of act authorizing construction, repair, and preservation of certain public works on rivers and harbors, and for other purposes, approved July 8, 1930, relating to Mississippi River between mouth of Illinois River and Minneapolis. Approved Feb. 24, 1932. 1 p. (Public resolution 10.) Polar expeditions. H. J. 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Mrs. Asa Caswell Hawkins, ri^ort to accompany H. R. 8353 [for relief of Mrs. Asa Caswell Hawkins] ; submittal by Mr. Clark of North Carolina. Mar. 18, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 831. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ■,',• Paper, 5c. Berink, John. Joliii Ilerink, repoi't to accompany S. 943 [for relief of John Herinkl; .submitted by Mr. Black. Mar. 8, 1932. 4 p. (II. rp. 736, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Billiard, Cicero A. Cicero A. Hilliard, r epor t to accompany S. 478 [for relief of Cicero A. Hilliard] : submitted by MrTBlack. Mar. 8, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 732, 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) ♦Paper, 5c. Bines, Mrs. Minnie D. Minnie D. Ilines. report to iiccompany H. R. 6023 [for relief of Minnie D. Hines) ; submitted by"~Mr. Miller. Mar. 10. 1932. 2 p. (II. rp. 813, 72d Cong. 1st se.'*^.) ♦ Paper, 5c. IIoiT to order pnbllcntionN — .See inf«»riiin(iuii fttUuvvliitf I'untfutn March, 1932 703 Hogue, Anthony J. Anthony Hogue, rggort to accompany H. 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Milburn Kn^pp, report to accompany S. 971 [for relief of Milburn Knapp] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Mar. 11, 1932. 5 p. (H. rp. 771, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Lake Denmark, N. J. Property damage or personal injury due to explosion at naval ammunition depot. Lake Denmark, report to accompany H. R. 9581 [to provide additional appropriation as result of reinvestigation, pursuant to act (45 Stat., p. 2047, pt. 2), for payment of claims of persons who suffered property damage, death, or personal injury due to explosions at naval am- munition depot. Lake Denmark, N. J., July 10, 1926] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Mar. 25, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 893, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Lathrop, Mrs. Edith T. Edith Tolerton Lathrop, renort to nccompany S. 1205 [for relief of Edith Tolerton Lathrop, widow of Lorin A. Lathrop] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Boehne. Mar. 16, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 818, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. McCaskill, Mrs. Lottie TF. Lottie W. McCaskill, r££ort to accompany H. 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R. 6410 [for relief of Nell Mullen] ; submitted by Mr. Baldrige. Mar. 8, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 744, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. National Ben Franklin Fire Insurance Co., rigport to accompany S. 1280 [for relief of National Ben Franklin Fire In.surancc Company] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Mar. 8, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 739, 72d Coni;. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Neill Orocenj Co., report to accompany H. R. 549 [for relief of Neill Grocery Company] ; submitted by Mr. Schafer. Mar. 8, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 714, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Oakwoods, schooyier. Herbert G. Black, rmoort to accompany S. 487 [for relief of Herbert G. Black, owner of schooner OaTc woods, and Clark Coal Company, owner of cargo of coal on board said schooner] ; submitted by Mr. Guyer. Mar. 25, 1932. 5 p. (H. rp. 909, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. O'Neil, Edward J. Edward J. O'Neil, repor t to accompany H. R. 1203 [for relief of Edward J. O'Neil] ; submitted byMr. Dickstein. Mar, 8, 1932. 7 p. (H. rp. 716, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Parshall, Charles. Charles Parshall, rgpprt to accompany S. 278 [for relief of Charles Parshall] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Mar. 22, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp, 856, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c, Pearce, John A. John A. Pearce, report to accompany S. 1030 [for relief of John A. Pearce] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. Mar. 18. 1932. 5 p. (H. rp, 832, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Peed, George M. George M, Peed, repo rt to accompany H. R, 2927 [for relief of George M. Peed] ; submitted by Rlr. Pittenger. Mar, 5, 1932, 2 p, (H. rp. 694, 72d Cong, 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c, Peters, F. M. For relief of F, M. Peters and J. T. Akers, rmyt to accompany H. R. SOO.t; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. Mar. 12. 1932, 7 p. (H. rp, 788, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print. 1st print has 3 pajies.] * Paiier, 5c. Peters, W. A. W. A. Peters, re por t to accompany H. R. 5922 [for relief of W. A. Peters] ; submitted by Mr. Smith of Virginia. Feb, 29, 1932, 3 p. (H. rp. 637, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Petrolia-Fort M'orth gas-pipe line, reimi,t to accompany S. 2307 [for settlement of damage claims arising from construction of Petrolia-Fort Worth gas-pipe line! ; sul)mitted by Mr. Pittenger. Mar. 12, 1932, 2 p. (H. rp. 790, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Plwnmer, Mrs. Rosa E. Rosa E. Plummer, rengy t to accompany H. R. 755 [for relief of Rosa E. Plummer] ; submitted by Mr. Brumm. Mar, 8, 1932, 2 p. (H, rp, 715, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Pokorny, Mrs. Anna. Anna Pokorny, r eyort to accompany S. 3147 [for relief of Anna Pokorny]; submitted by Mr. Swank, Mar, 25, 1932. 8 p. (H. rp. 896, 72d Cong, 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c, HoTT to order pablicatlonn — See Information follo\«-lnBr Contents March, 1932 705 PotomMc Electric Pmcer Co., repfijt to accompany S. 260 [authorizing adjust- ment of claim of Potomac Electric Power Company, Washington, D. C] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Mar. 8, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 729, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Reimer, J. R. J. R. Reimer, report to accompany H. R. 2935 [for relief of J. R. Reimer] ; submitted by Mr. Swank. Mar. 5, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 695, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Rio Grande Southern Railroad Co., report to accompany S. 3058 [authorizing adjustment of claim of Rio Grande -Smithern Railroad Company] ; submitted by Mr. Pitteuger. Mar. 18, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 835, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.. Roberts, Mrs. Carrie P. Carrie Price Roberts, report to accompany H. R. 7639 [for relief of Carrie Price Roberts] ; submitteoby Mr. Black. Mar. 5, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 699, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Rollo, Frederick 8. Frederick S. Rollo, report to accompany H. R. 7326 [for relief of Frederick S. Rollo] ; submitted"^ Mr. Black. Mar. 25, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 888, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, oc. Rough, Mrs. Laura. Laura Roush, rejDort to accompany H. R. 10377 [authoriz- ing payment of compensation to Laura Roush for death of her husband, William C. Roush] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Mar. 25, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 894, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, oc. Russell, John B. John B. Russell, report to accompany H. R. 3629 [for relief of John B. Russell] ; submitted by Mr Miller. Mar. 18, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 830, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Schneider, Jack. Jack Schneider, report to accompany H. R. 2757 [for relief of Jack Schneider] ; submitted by ISfr. Swank. Mar. 14, 1932. 6 p. (H. rp. 795, 72d Gong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Schweitzer, Oust J. Gust J. Schweitzer, report to accompany H. R. 4910 [for relief of Gust J. Schweitzer] ; submitted By* Mr. Miller. Feb. 29, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 636, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Scott, Frank R. Frank R. Scott, report to accompany H. R. 7309 [for relief of Frank R. Scott] ; submitted by Mr."^lack. Mar. 12, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 780, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Semler, Lewis. Lewis Semler, report to accompany S. 224 [authorizing adjust- ment of claim of Lewis Semler] ; submitted by Mr. Miller. Mar. 8, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 724, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Shelton, J. 0. J. G. Shelton, report to accompany S. 217 [authorizing adjust- ment of claim of J. G. Shelton] ; submitted by Mr. Harlan. Mar. 8, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 723, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Short, Ross, Shaw & Mayhood, repoit to accompany S. 212 [for relief of Short, Ross, Shaw, and Mayhood] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. Mar. 25, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 904, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Soluri, Louis. Louis Soluri, report to accompany S. 2242 [granting 6 months' pay to Louis Soluri] ; submlfled by Mr. Pittenger. Mar. 18, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 833, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Spearin, George B. Estate of George B. Spearin, report to accompany H. R. 695 [for relief of estate of George B. Spearin] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Mar. 14, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 794. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Sperry Gyroscope Co. {Inc.), I'eport to accompany H. R. 9457 [for relief of Sperry Gyroscope Company (Incorporated), New York]; submitted by Mr. Black. Mar. 25, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 892, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Stacher, S. F. S. F. Stacher, report to accompany S. 243 [for relief of S. F. Stacher] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Mar. 28, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 924, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Standard Dredging Co., repoct to accompany S. 1274 [for relief of Standard Dredging Company] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. Mar. 25, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 910, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Ho-VF to order publications — See information follo-fving Contents 706 Mabch, 1932 Stewart, John D. J. D. Stewurt. report to accompany S. 3119 [for relief of J. D. Stewart]: 8ubmitte Mr. Scliafer. Mar. 16, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 811, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Tiburzio, Prime. Primo Tiburzio, report to accompany H. R. 2917 [for relief of Primo Tiburzio] ; submitted by MF. Butler. Mar. 23, 1932. 2 p. (II. rp. 875, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Triion, Mrs. Addie I. Addie L. Tryon and Lorin H. Tryon, report to accompany H. R. 3928 [for relief of Addie I. Trvon and Lorin H. Trymi] ; sul)niitted by Mr. Clark of North Carolina. Mar. 29, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 935, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Vasilzevic, Nick. Legal guardian of Nick Vasilzevlc, report to accompany H. R. 1780 [for relief of legal guardian of Nick Vasilzevic^- ; submitte797 [for relief of Samuel Weinsteln] ; submitted "Tiy Mr. Black. Mar. 3, 1932. 2 p. (II. rp. 683, 72(1 Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Welhfieltvr, Oustav. Gustav Welhoelter, report to accompany H. R. SCM.T [for relief of CJustav Welhoelter]: submitted "Ry Mr. Pittenger. Mar. 25, 1932, 2 p. (H. rp. 903, 72«1 Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. HoTT to order pnbllcationa— See informatloii follovrlnv Contents Mabch, 1932 707 Wells, Royce. Royce Wells, r eoprt to accompany H. R. 6382 [for relief of Koyce Wells] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. Mar. 14, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 797, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co., regort to accompany S. 21S [au- thorizing adjustment of claim of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. Mar. 12, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 789, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Wlteatley, Orem. Orem Wheatley, Kenneth Blaine, and Joseph R. Ball, report to accompany S. 219 [authorizing adjustment of claims of Orem Wheatl^, Kenneth Blaine, and Joseph R. Ball] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. Mar. 25, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 906, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Wick, Lewis O. Lewis O. Wick, reMrt to accompany S. 2569 [authorizing ad- justment of claim of Lewis O. mck] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. Jlar. 12, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 787, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Wood, Henry 8. Henry Stanley Wood, report to accompany H. R. 1261 [for relief of Henry Stanley Wood] ; submitwri by Mr. Black. Mar. 22. 1932. 11 p. (H. rp. 873, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Worthington, John. John Worthington, rep ort to accompany H. R. 4276 [for relief of John Worthington] ; submitted by Mr. Harlan. Mar. 19, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 843, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. York, 0. R. O. R. York, report to accompany H. R. 6339 [for relief of O. R. York] ; submitted by Mr.'^BTack. Mar. 17, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 822, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Zagata, Louis. Louis Zagata, re port to accompany H. R. 7593 [for relief of Louis Zagata] ; submitted by Mr! Pittenger. Mar. 26, 1932. 6 p. (H. rp. 917, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. "^ DISTKICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE, HOUSE Acacia Mutual Life Association. Amending charter of Acacia Mutual Life Asso- ciation, re pQr t to accompany H. R. 7357 [to amend act to incorporate Masonic Mutual Relief Association of District of Columbia, as amended] ; submitted by Mr. Palmisano. Mar. 2. 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 667, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [The name of the Acacia Mutual Life Association (formerly Masonic Mutual Relief Association of District of Columbia) is changed to Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Company by one of the amendments in S. 2775.] * Paper, 5c. Banks and banking. Regulate banks and building and loan associations in District of Columbia, re po rt to accompany H. R. 6402 [to further regulate banking, banks, trust companies, and building and loan associations in District of Columbia] : submitted by Mr. Harlan. Mar. 22, 1932. 8 p. (H. rp. 859, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Child labor. Amending act regulating employment of minors, renflit to accom- pany H. R. 9144 [to amend act to regulate employment of minors within District of Columbia, so as to permit minors to appear on stage in District of Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. Palmisano. Mar. 25, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 897, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Firearms, r epor t to accompany H. R. 8754 [to control possession, sale, transfer, and use of pistols and other dangerous weapons in District of Columbia, to provide penalties, to prescribe rules of evidence, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Palmisano. Mar. 11, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 767, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. OalHnger Municipal Hospital. Admission of pay patients to contagious-disease ward of Gallinger Municipal Hospital, r epor t to accompany S. 1769 ; submitted by Mr. Clark of North Carolina. Mar. 8, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 709, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Ch-iffithrConsumers Company. Pipe lines for oil and oil products in District of Columbia, r eport , to accompany S. 2496 [to permit construction, maintenance, and use of certain pipe lines for petroleum and petroleum products in District of Columbia by Griflath-Consumers Company] ; submitted by Mr. Patman. Mar. 5, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 705, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. How^ to order publications — See Information folloTvins Contents 708 March, 1932 Indeterminate Sefttenoe and Parole Board. To t-stablisli Board of Iiuleternil- nate Sentence and Parole fur District uf Columbia land to determine its functions, and for other jiurposes], rt ujort to accompany H. U. 10273; sub- mitted by Mr. Palmisano. Mar. L'4, 1932. 8 p. (II. rp. 8S1. 72d Cong. Ibt .««oss.) [Corrected print. 1st i>rint reads incorrectly Mr. I'dack instead of Mr. Palmisano.] * Paper. 5c. Insurance. To require all insurance corporations formed in District of Colum- bia to maintain their principal offices witldn District of Columbia, r eport to accompany H. R. 8991; submitted by Mr. Ilnrlan. Mar. 1^2. 1932. 2 pT^H. rp. 860, 72d Conj?. 1st ses.s.) ♦Paper. 5c. Parka. Naming of Montgomery Blair portal, rciuurt to accompany S. J. Res. 4 ; snbnnttcd by Mr. Patman. Mar. 5, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp, 702, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper. 5c. Publie works. To require contractors on public buildings or other public works to give bond for faithful performance of contract, r^jjort to accompany II. R. 437 [to require contractor ti< whom is aw.irded any contract for public build- ings or other public works or for repairs or improvements thereon in District of Columbia to give l>ond for faitliful p< rformance of contract, for protection of per.sons furnishing labor and materials, and for other jairposesj : submitted by Mr. Palmisano. Mar. 12, 1932. 1 p. ^11. rp. 781. 72d Cong. l»t sess.) * Paper, 5c. Societies. To amend District of C«ilumbia code, r ej)OL t to accompany S. 3(5:>4 [to amend sec. 60O of act of Mar. 3, 1901 (31 Stat. 1284. D. C. code, title 5, sec. 122), relative to income of educational, religious, and benevolent societies] ; submitted by Mr. Palmisano. Mar. 10, 1932. 1 p. (II. rp. 1G3, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c. Water-supply. Sale of water to suburban communities by District of Columbia, repojA- to accompany S. 3222 [to amend District of Cohiinbia appropriation actr>'ear ending June 30, 1918, so as to permit sale of water to Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission for distribution to Maryland) ; submitted by Mr. Patman. Mar. 22, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 858, 72d Cnng. l^i sess.) ♦Pa- per, 5c. v.-'TaUCATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE Rehabilitation of the disabled. Vocational rehabilitation, r gport to accompany H. R. 4743 [to amend act for promotion of vocational rehabilitation of per- sons disabled in industry or accompany II. H. 10794; submitted by Mr. Cochran of Missouri. Mar. 30, 1S«2. 11 p. (H. rp. 950, llovir to order iinblirattona— See Inforuiatlon follovflnv Contenta / March, 1932 709 Civil service — Continued. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [Includes minority views signed by Mr. Colton and Mr. Schafer and minority views of Mr, Williamson. H. R. 10794 provides for the consolidation of Civil Service Commission, Employees' Compensation Com- mission, Personnel Classification Board, Bureau of Efficiency, and part of "Veterans' Administration into an establishment to be known as Civil Service Administration.] * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26451 / Government contracts. Naming of subcontractors, hearings before subcom- mittee, on- H. R. 4680, to require contractors on public building projects to ■^ name their subcontractors, material men, and supply men, and for other purposes, Feb. 17 and 18, 1932, 72d Congress, 1st session. 1932. iii+43 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.Ex 7/13 : Su 1 / Government supplies. Government purchase of American goods, hearings be- ^ fore subcommittee on H. R. 6744, H. R. 8017, H. R. 8909, H. R. 9308, etc., bills to provide for Government purchase of American goods, Feb. 15, 1932, 72d Congress, 1st session. 1932. iii+44 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.Ex 7/13 : Am 3 Government purchase of American goods, report to accompany H. R. 10743 [to require purchase of domestic supplies for public use and use of domestic materials in public buildings and works] ; submitted by Mr. Wilson. Mar. 24, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 882, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Natiotwl Defense Department. Department of National Defense, hearings, on H. R. 4742 and H. R. 7012, proposing establishment of Department of Na- tional Defense, to consolidate therein Department of War and Department of Navy, and for other purposes, 72d Congress, 1st session. 1932. iii+282 p. il. * Paper, 25c. Y 4.Ex 7/13 : N 21 ^ FLOOD CONTROL COMMITTEE, HOUSE Cataco Creek. Flood control of Cataco Creek, Ala., r epor t to accompany H. R. 9453 [to provide preliminary examination of Cataco Creek and its branches in Morgan County, Ala., with view to control of its floods] ; submitted by Mr. Overton. Mar. 9, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 753, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa- per, 5c. Com,bahee River. Preliminary examination of certain rivers in South Carolina for purposes of flood control, repor t to accompany H. R. 8603 [to provide preliminary examination of ComDahee, Big Salkehatchie, Coosawatchie, Edisto, and South Edisto rivers, S. C, with view to control of floods] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Swank. Mar. 5, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 703, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Flint Creek. Preliminary examination of Flint Creek and its branches in Morgan County, Ala., for purposes of flood control, repor t to accompany H. R. 9452 [to provide preliminary examination of Flint Creek and its branches in Morgan County, Ala., with view to control of its floods] ; submitted by Mr. Overton. Mar. 9, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 752, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Fliiit River. Flood control of Flint River, Ala. and Tenn., rPP Ol^ to accompany H. R. 9451 [to provide preliminary examination of Flint River, Ala. and Tenn., with view to control of its floods] ; submitted by Mr. Overton. Mar. 9, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 751, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Lewis Creek. Preliminary examination of Lewis Creek, Ohio County, Ky., for purposes of flood control, report to accompany H. R. 94.56 ; submitted by Mr. Moore of Kentucky. Mar. 571932. 1 p. (H. rp. 704, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Mississippi River. Flood control on Mississippi River, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 4668. 1932. iii+160 p. [H. R. 4668 provides for com- pensation for lands taken, used, or destroyed by reason of setbacks or changes in levee lines on main channel of Mississippi River.] * Paper, 15c. Y 4.F 65 : M 69/7 Ho^T to order publications— See infornintion folloTving Contents 710 March, 1932 ■* FOKEION AJFTAIBS COMMITTEE, HOUSE Franci'<, Mra. Nellie. Nellie T. Francis, report to arconipany H. R. 8479 [for relief of Nellie T. Francis, widow of William T. Francis] : submitted by Mr. Maas. IMar. 3, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 677, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Internntional Geological Congress. International Geological Congress, bearings, 72<1 Congress, 1st session, on H. J. Res. 181 rauthorizing appropriation for expen.ses of IGth session of International Geological Congress to l)e held in United States in 1933, Feb. 24-Mar. 15, 1932. 1932. ii+31 p. ♦ Paner, 5c. Y 4.F 76/1 : In 8/7^ International Geological Congress, report to accompany H. J. Res. 181 rauthorizing appropriation for expenses of 16th session of International Geological Congress t<» be held in United States in 1933] ; submitted bv Mr. I.inthicum. Mar. 15, 1932. 3 p. ( H. rp. 801, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) ♦ Paper, 5c. Inimiational Technical Commiitee of Aerial Legal Experta, report to accompany H. .1. Kes. 193 fproviding for annual appropriation to meeT^uota of United States toward expenses of International Technical Committee of Aerial Legal Experts] ; submitted by Mr. Karch. Mar. 14, 1932. 5 p. ( H. rp. 800, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) fH. J. Res. 193 amends act providing for annual appropria- tion to meet quota of United States toward expenses of the Committee by providing for annual appropriation for expenses of participation of Govern- ment of United States at meetings of the Committee.] * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26459 Inter pari ia/tnentary Union, repo rt to accompany H. J. Res. 320 [to authorize appropriation for American group of Interparliamentary^- Union] ; submitted by Mrs. Owen. Mar. 2, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. G6S. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Munitions. Agreement renouncing sale or export of arms, munitions, or imple- ments of war to any foreign nation, reiwt to accompany H. .1. Res. 2S2 [to propose multilateral agreement renouncing, "sale or export of arms, munitions, or implements of war to any foreign nations] ; submitted by Mr. Fish. Mar. 30. 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 941 [pt. 1], 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. L. C. card 32-26399 Taggart, Mrs. Emma R. II. Emma R. H. Taggart, rejiuj-t to accompany H. B. 10259 [for relief of Emma R. H. Taggart, widow of Giles Russell Taggart] ; submitted by Mr. Lichtenwalner. Mar. 29, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 936, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. y IMMIGRATION AND NATUBALIZATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE Actors. Actors under contract labor provisions of immigration laws, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 8877 [to clarify application of contract- labor provisions of immigration laws to actors]. 1932. iii-f35 p. (Hear- ing no. 72.1.8.) * Paper, 5c. Y 4.1m 6/1: Ac 8 To clarify application of contract-labor provisions of immigration laws to actors, l ypo rt to accompany H. R. 8877 ; submitted by Mr. Dickstein. Mar. 23, 1932. TyC (H. rp. 876, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c. Aliens. Penalty for certain aliens entering United States in violation of law, reyort to accompany H. R. 10521 [to amend act making it felony with penalty for certain aliens to enter United States under certain conditions in violation of law, so as to confer discretionary power to Secretary of Labor to grant certain aliens right to reapply for admission to United States subsequent to their departure from United States under deportation order] ; submitted by Mr. Crowe. Mar. .30, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 938, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Contract labor. Enforcement of contract-labor provisions of immigration law, r ei^ort to accompany II. R. 9598 [to authorize expenditures for enforcement of coi'itract-labor provisions of immigration law] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of W;ishiii:ton. Mar. 2, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 660. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, Be. Ilinv t«> «»r«l»T pnltlionttonn — See Information follo^vlnfc Contentw March, 1932 711 Immigration. To exempt from quota aged parents of American citizens, hear- ings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 5308, H. R. 8174. 1932. ii+15 p. (Hearing no. 72.1.5.) * Paper, 5c. Y 4.1m 6/1 : Q 5/7 * To exempt from quota husbands of American citizen wives and to limit presumption that certain alien relatives may become public charges, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 5869. H. R. 7614, S. 2656. 1932. lv+102 p. (Hearing no. 72.1.2.) * Paper, 10c. Y 4.1m 6/1 : Q 5/8 To exempt from quota husbands of American citizens, repor t to accom- pany H. R. 10600; submitted by Mr. Dickstein. Mar. 26, 1932? T p. (H. rp. 919, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print.] * Paper, 5c. Naturalization. Relating to naturalization and citizenship status of certain children of mothers who are citizens of United States, and relating to removal of certain distinctions in matters of nationality, hearings, 72d Consr^s, 1st session, on H. R. 5489. 1932. iii+31 p. (Hearing no. 72.1.7.) * Paper, 5c. Y 4.1m 6A : C 43/2 Relative to reduction of certain fees in naturalization proceedings, hear- ings, 72d Congi-ess, 1st session, on H. J. Res. 132. H. R. 9498. 1932. iii-|-52 p. (Hearing no. 72.1.6.) * Paper, 5c. Y 4.1m 6A : F /32 INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE Acoma Indians. Lands for Indians of Acoma Pueblo, N. Mex., r eport to accom- pany H. R. 10419 [to permit relinquishments and reconveyances of privately owned and State school lands for benefit of Indians of Acoma Pueblo, N. Mex.] ; submitted by Mr. Chavez. Mar. 30, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 947, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Blackfeet Reservation. Hospital on Blackfeet Indian Reservation, Mont., r£; p^itt- to accompany H. R. 4754 [for construction and equipment of hospital upon Blackfeet Indian Reservation. Mont.] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. Mar. 28, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 921, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. Cherokee Indians. Court of Claims to hear claims of Eastern Emmigrant and Western Cherokee Indians, report to accompany H. R. 9441 [to confer juris- diction on Court of Claims to hear and determine claims of Eastern or Emmigrant and Western or Old Settler Cherokee Indians against United States, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Williamson. Mar. 3, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 671, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Chippexoa Indians. Authorizing extension of contracts for prosecution of suits filed by Chippewa Indians of Minnesota against United States and now pend- ing in Court of Claims, reQost to accompany H. R. 9388 ; submitted by Mr. Smith of West Virginia. Mar. 4, 1932. 2 p. (H. i-p. 684, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Coal. Leasing coal and asphalt deposits of Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians, Oklahoma, i^gj^o;^ to accompany H. R. 9496 [to provide for leasing of segi-e- gated coal and asphalt deposits of Choctaw and Chickasaw Indian nations, in Oklahoma, and for extension of time within which purchasers of such deposits may complete payments] ; submitted by Mr. Cartwright. Mar. 10, 1932. 5 p. (H. rp. 762, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Crow Indians. Provide for expenses of Crow Indian tribal council [and author- ized delegates of tribe], r enoct to accompany H. R. 8031; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. Mar. 23, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 878, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Farmers. Amending act employing farmers in Indian service, r epor t to accom- pany H. R. 10161 [amending act of May 25, 1918, with reference to employing farmers in Indian service] ; submitted by Mr. Howard. Mar. 30, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 946, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Grazing. Collection of penalties and fees for stock trespassing on Indian lands, reiiflftt to accompany H. R. 8918 [to authorize collection of penalties, dam- ages, and costs for stock trespassing on Indian lands] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. Mar. 21, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 846, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. HoTV to order puMications^See information follotvingr Contents* 712 March, 1932 Indians. Adjust reimbursable debts of Indians, ceport to accompany H. R. 10884; subniitte^ approval of general council of Seminole tribe or nation in case of disposal of any tribal land in Oklahoma] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Loofliourow. Mar. 11, 1032. 4 p. (H. rp. 766. 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Scuitclt, J. a. J. G. Seupelt. repor t to accompany S. 2982 [for relief of J. G. Seupelt] ; submitted by Mr. Williamson. Mar. 30, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 948, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, He. Stotw, Mrs. Octavia G. Octavia Gullck Stone, re port to accompany H. R. 9331 [for relief of Octavia Gulick Stone]; subniiliTTTby Mr. Leavitt. Mar. 9, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 754, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. M'agyicr, 8. Dak. Construction of Indian liosi)itaI at Wagner, S. Dak., report to accompany H. R. 9550; submitted by Mr. Williamson. Mar. 25, 1932. 4 i». (II. rp. 890, 72d Cong. 1st .sess.) * Pap<>r, 5c. HoTT to order pnbltcatlonN — See Information follo^vrlns Content* March, 1932 713 Wichita Indians. Authorize Wichita and affiliated bands of Indians in Okla- homa to submit claims to Court of Claims, r eport to accompany S. 1719 [amending act authorizing Wichita and affiliateu oands of Indians in Okla- homa to submit claims to Court of Claims, so as to remove therefrom limit on fees to be paid attorneys for said Indians] : submitted by Mr. Cartwright. Mar. 17, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 825. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Wichita Reservation. Authorizing sale of certain unused Indian cemetery re- serves in Wichita Indian Reservation in Oklahoma, re port to accompany H. R. 8691 [authorizing Secretary of Interior to sell certain unused Indian cemetery reserves on Wichita Indian Reservation in Oklahoma to pro\'ide funds for purchase of other suitable burial sites for Wichita Indians and affiliated bands]; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. Feb. 29, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 639, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Wind River Reservation. Improvement of road on Shoshone Indian Reserva- tion, Wyo., report to accompany S. 3569 [to amend act of May 27, 1930, authorizing appTSpriation for reconstruction and improvement of road on Shoshone (or Wind River) Indian Reservation. Wyo.] : submitted by Mr. Leavitt. Mar. 23, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 880, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Ze'ba, Mich. Transfer of abandoned Indian school site at Zeba, Mich., regort to accompany H. R. 208 [to authorize transfer of abandoned Indian-sclif^ site and building at Zeba, Mich., to L'Anse band of Lake Superior Indians] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Loofbourow. Mar. 30, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 945, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. iX'iNSULAR AFFAIBS COMMITTEE. HOUSE Philippine Islands. Independence for Philippine Islands, hearing. 72d Con- gress, 1st session, on H. R. 7233, Jan. 22-Feb. 12, 1932. 1932. ii+471 p. il. * Paper, 50c. Y 4.1n 7/1 : P 53/23 Philippine independence, report to accompany H. R. 7233 [to enable the people of Philippine Islands to aaopt constitution and form government for Philippine Islands, to provide for independence of same, and for other pur- poses] ; submitted by Mr. Hare. Mar. 15, 1932. 18 p. (H. rp. 806, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5e. L. C. card 32-26400 *^ INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE COMMITTEE, HOUSE Airships. Merchant airship bill, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 8681, to develop American air transport services overseas, to encourage con- struction in United States by American capital of American airships for use in foreign commerce and to make certain provisions of maritime law appli- cable to foreign commerce by airship. Mar. 10 and 11. 1932. 19.32. iii+ 64 p. ♦Paper, 5c. Y 4.1n 8/4 : Ai 7/4 Black River. Bridge across Black River at or near Pocahontas, Ark., report to accompany H. R. 9301 [to extend times for commencing and completing construction of bridge across Black River at or near Pocal'.ontas. Ark., by Arkansas State Highway Commission] ; submitted by Mr. Milligan. Mar. 29, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 927, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, "5c. Des Moines River. Bridge across Des Sloines River at or near St. Francis- ville, Mo.. r^iy)rt to accompany H. R. 93S5 [authorizing Roy H. Ctimphell. Charles H. Brown, G. H. Wilsey. and H. O. Strosnider to construct bridge across Des Moines River at or near St. Francisville. Mo.] ; submitted by Mr. Milligan. Mar. 29, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 928, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Hwlson River. Bridge across Hudson River at or near Cafskill. N. Y.. jeport to accompany H. R. 10775 [to extend times for commencing and complelTTn^ construction of bridge across Hudson River at or near Catskill, N. Y.. by State of New York] ; submitted by Mr. Corning. Mar. 30, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 942, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. HoTf to order publications— See information follofvingr Contents 112067— 32— No, 447 4 714 March, 1932 Missouri River. Bridge across Missouri River at or near Elbowoods, report to accompany H. R. 9143 [to exteud times for commencing and completing con- struction of bridge across Missouri River at or near Elbowoods, N. Dak., by North Dakota] ; submitteses, .Tan. 19-Feb. 12, 1932. 1932. iii+584 p. 1 tab. * Paper, 30c. Y 4.1n 8/4 : R 13/33 Rio Orande. Bridge across Rio Grande at Fort Hancock, Tex., r eport to accom- pany H. R. 10585 [authorizing Fort Hancock Porvenir Bridge Company to construct bridge across Rio Grande at Fort Hancock. Tex.l : submitted by Mr. Rayburn. Mar. 29, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 933, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. Savannah River. Bridge across Savannah River at or near Burtons Ferry, near Sylvariia, Ga., report to nccomnany H. R. 1008S [to revive and reenact act authorizing South Carolina and Georgia State highway departments to construct toll bridge across Savannah River at or near Burtons Ferry, near S.vlvania, Ga.] ; submitted by Mr. Huddleston. Mar. 29, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 929, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. yiNVATID PKN8I0N8 COMMITTEE, HOUSE Cushinff, Mrs. Knfh-erine L. Increase of pension for Katherine L. Gushing, widow of William B. Cnshlng. r ongrt to accompany H. R. 2548; submitted by Mr. Underwood. Mar. 14, 1932. 13 p. (H. rp. 792, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Pmsiovft and increase of pensions for certain soldiers, sailors and marines of Civil War and eertain widows and dependent children of soldiers, sailors, and marines of said war, report to accomp.iny H. R. 104S(; [substituted for H. R. 507 and other bills] ; suTmiit ted by Mr. Underwoml. M.ir. 14, 1932. 313 p. (H. rp. 791, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 30c. riftiT to or«Ior piililionflonM — S<>o liiformntlon fi>lliit> i iik ContcntM March, 1932 715 V^EBIGATION AND RECLAMATION CXJMMITTEE, HOUSE Reclamation of land. Temporary relief of water users on irrigation projects, g^eport to accompany S. 3706; submitted by Mr. Smith of Idaho. Mar. 1, 1932. 7 p. (H. rp. 656, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. St ati field irrigation project. Rehabilitation of Stanfield project, Oreg., jfiport to accompany H. R. 8164; submitted by Mr. Butler. Mar. 9, 1932. 4^. (H. rp. 755, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. ''^^JtmiCIAEY COMMITTEE, HOUSE Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, Mar. 5-19, 1932 ; no. 8-10. 1932. various paging, 4° J Y 4.J 89/1 : 72/8-10 Equity. Define and limit jurisdiction of courts sitting in equity, report to accompany H. R. 5315 [to amend judicial code and to define and limit juris- diction of courts sitting in equity] ; submitted by Mr. LaGuardia. Mar. 2, 1932. 16 p. (H. ip. 669, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26401 Defining and limiting jurisdiction of courts sitting in equity, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 5315, to amend judicial code and to define and limit jurisdiction of courts sitting in equity, Feb. 25, 1932. 1932. iJ+68 p. (Serial 3.) * Paper, 10c. Y 4. J 89/1 : J 97/7 *^Oovernment contracts. To establish uniform requirements for Government con- tracts, hearing, 72d Congress. 1st session, on H. R. 255, Jan. 27-Feb. 29; 1932. 1932. iii+217 p. (Serial 6.) * Paper, 25c. Y 4. J 89/1 : C 76/13 Hawaii. To amend act to codify, revise, and amend penal laws of United States, report, to accompany H. R. 300 [to amend sec. 319 of act to codify, revise, and amend penal laws of United States, approved Mar. 4, 1909, so ag to exempt Hawaii from application of said act with respect to filing of certifi- cates of marriage] ; submitted by Mr. Condon. Mar. 10, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 758, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. House of Representatives. Amend Constitution to exclude aliens in count for apportionment of Representatives, report to accompany H. J. Res. 97 ; submit- ted by Mr. Sparks. Mar. 17, 1932. 17 p. (H. rp. 823, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [Includes views of minority signed by Mr. Celler and Mr. Oliver and minority views of Mr. LaGuardia.] * Paper, 5('. L. C. card 32-26402 Kidnaping, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 5657, forbidding trans- portation of any person or persons in interstate or foreign commerce, kid- naped or otherwise unlawfully detained, Feb. 26, 1932. 1932. iii-!-33 p. ( Serial 4. ) * Paper, 5c. Y 4. J 89/1 : K 54 Short selling of securities, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 4, H. R. 4604, H. R. 4638, H. R. 4639, Feb. 15-24, 1932. 1932. [pt. 1], ii+1-158 p. (Serial 5, pt. 1.) * Paper, 15c. Y 4. J 89/1 : Se 2/pt. 1 ^^ LABOE COMMITTEE, HOUSE Labor and laboring classes. Rate of wages on public works, report to accom- pany H. R. 10739 [to provide that prevailing rate of wages snaii oe paid to laborers and mechanics employed on certain public works of United States, District of Columbia, Territories, and Panama Canal] ; submitted by Mr. Connery. Mar. 23, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 877, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Regulation of wages paid to employees by contractors awarded Govern- ment building contracts, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 12, 122, 7005, 7254, and H. J. Res. 38, bills relating to rate of wages for laborers and mechanics employed on public buildings of United States and District of Columbia bv contractors and subcontractors, and for other purposes, Jan. 13- 27, 1932. 1932. iv+262 p. * Paper, 25c. Y 4. L 11 : W 12/7 HoTV to order publications — See information folloTvin^ Contents 716 Mabch, 1932 UnemiAoytiienI in United States, lieariugs before subcommittee, 72d Congress. 1st session, on H. R. 206, authorizing appropriation for relief of destitution in Unitetl States, H. R. 0011, for cooi>eration by Federal Government with the several States in relieving hardship and suffering caused by unemployment. H. R. 80S8, for cooperation by Federal Ooverumenl with the several States in relieving hardsliip and suffering caused by unemployment, Feb. 1-12, 1&32. 1932. iii+207 p. • Paper, 20o. Y 4. L 11 : Un 2 U\W8, COMMITTEE ON BEVISIO.N OF, HOUSE Revised stututcn. Repeal of obsolete sections of Revised statutes omitted from United States Code, rejiprt to accompany H. R. 9877 ; submitted by Mr. Har- lan. Mar. 25, 1932. 427 p. (H. rp. 887, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Pai>er, 25c. L, C. card 32-26403 LIBRABY COMMITTEE, HOUSE ^ya8hingtQn, Oeorge. Thanking Governor of Virginia for statues of George Washington and Robert E. Lee [to be placed in Statuary HallJ, report to accompany II. Con. Res. 24 ; submitted by Mr. Gilbert. Mar. 1, 10321 1 p. (H. rp. 640, TM Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. *^MEBCHANT MABINE, RADIO, AND FISHERIES COMMITTinB, HOUSE Alaska. Alaskan canneries, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st .session, on EL. R. 64S3. to provide for protection of fish by requiring reports on location of camieries in Alaska, and proliibiting certain salmon unlawfully caught from being brought into United States, Feb. 11-24, 1932. 1932. ii+212 p. * Paper, 20c. Y 4. M 53 : Al 1/9 Relating to Alaskan fisheries, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 497, to amend sec. 8 of chapter 3547, 34th Statutes at large, pt. 1, enti- tled Act for protection and regulation of fisheries of Alaska, approved June 26. 1906 ; Feb. 11, 1932. 1932. ii-i-28 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. Y 4. M 53 : Al 1/8 ■/ MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTED:, HOUSE Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress. 4th-(5th edition, Feb. 19-Mar. 18, 1932 ; no. 4-6. 1932. various paging, 4° % Y 4.M 59/1 : 72/4-6 Carlin, Thomaa G. Thomas G. Cariin, repott to accompany IT. R. 6333 [for relief of Thomas G. Carlin] ; submitted by Mr. Fitzpatrick. Mar. 3. 1932. 5 p. (H. rp. 673, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Dawson, Albert O. Albert G. Dawson, repttJlt to accompany II. R. 7191 [lor relief of Albert G. Dawson] ; submitted by Mr. Pettengili. Mar. 22. 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 857, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Dilger, Leonard L. Leonard L. Dilger, report to accompany H. R. 1927 [for relief of Leonard L. Dilger] ; submirtetrTTy Mr. Thoniason. Mar. 3, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 672, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Hohudii, George H. George II. Holman, report to accompany II. R, 2650 [for relief of George H. Ilolman] ; .submitted hy-^Ir. Johnson of Oklahoma. Mar. 4, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 086, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Johnson, .James. Jnnies Johnson, re ppi-t to accompany H. R. 4396 [for relief of James Johnson); RUl)mitted by Mr. Johnson of Oklahoma. Mar. 19. 19li2. 5 p. (H. rp. 840, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Knifjhta of Pyihinx. To authorize War Deimrtinent to lend eciupnient t«' Kniy:lits of Pythias [for use at annual eiifampnient to be held at New Haven. Conn., during July, 1932], reugrt to accompany H. R. .s024 ; submitted by Mr. Thnmason. Mnr. 16, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 808. 72d Cong. Ist sess. 1 * Paper, 5c. Meyern, Max M. Max M. Meyers. reuOJt to accompany H. R. 2922 [for relief of Max M. Meyers! ; submitted by .Mr. Petteiigil!. Mar. 15, 1*^2. 2 p. (H. rp. 803, 72(1 Cong. 1st .sess.) ♦ I'aper, Hi-. Ilo'»v to order |»nI»Hcilt l«»nK S«m" Inforiiiiil Ion foIloiriiiK Conteiitu March, 1932 717 Oster-hout, Lucius K. Lucius K. Osterhout, r epor t to accompany H. R. 9955 [for relief of Lucius K. Osterhout] ; submitted by Mr. McSwain. Mar. 30, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 944, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Sawhill, Alexander F. Alexander F. Sawhill, report to accompany H. R. 6270 [for relief of Alexander Sawhill] : submitted b^TMr. Johnson of Oklahoma. Mar. 18, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 829, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Sowinski, Stephen. Stephen Sowinski, r eport to accompany H. R. 5154 [for relief of Stephen Sowinski] ; submitted"^ Mr. Chiperfield. Mar. 21, 1932. 6 p. (H. rp. 847, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Tozer, William A. William A. Tozer, report to accompany H. R. 7071 [to remove charge of desertion from militarjij^cord of William A. Tozer] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Johnson of Oklahoma. Mar. 19, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 841, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. United Confederate Veterans. Loan of certain articles to United Confederate Veterans [for use at encampment to beheld at Richmond, Va., in June, 1932], report to accompany H. R. 5848; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Oklahoma. Marr21, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 853, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Wallace, James. James Wallace, repo£t>to accompany H. R. 3627 [for relief of James Wallace] ; submitted by Mr. Pettengill. Mar. 24, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 885, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. ^ NAVAL AFFAIBS COMMITTEB, HOUSE Alabama Society of Fine Arts. Silver service to Alabama Society of Fine Arts, re porl to accompany H. R. 6444 [authorizing Secretary of Navy, in his discretion, to deliver to custody of Alabama Society of Fine Arts, silver service presented to United States for United States ship Montgomery] ; submitted by Mr. Drane. Mar. 1, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 648, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Anderson, Peter E. Peter E. Anderson, r eport to accompany H. R. 1177 [for relief of Peter E. Anderson] ; submitted by Mr. L»rewry. Mar. 22, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 863, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Bailey, Samuel P. Samuel Puff Bailey, report ta accompany H. R. 5289 [for relief of Samuel Puff Bailey] ; submitted^ Mi*. Drane. Mar. 1, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 644, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Bennett. Robert. Robert Bennett, report to accompany H. R. 600 [for relief of Robert Bennett] ; submitted by Mr. Drane. Mar. 1, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 642, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Bennett, William G. J. William Girard Joseph Bennett, report to accompany S. 860 [for relief of William Girard Joseph Bennett] ;"Ttlbmitted by Mr. Andrew. Mar. 4, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 689, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Boardman, Russell N. Russell N. Boardman and John L. Polando, renort to accompany H. R. 7939 [to authorize presentation of Distinguished-Flying Cross to Russell N. Boardman and John L. Polando] ; submitted by Mr. Drane. Mar. 1, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 651, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Calendars. Legislative calendar. 72d Congress, 1st session, Mar. 23, 1932; no. 3 [2]. 1932. 92 p. 4° t Y 4.N 22/1 : 72/2 Campus Martius Memorial Museum. Deliver to custody of Campus Martius Memorial Museum, of Marietta, Ohio, silver service for gunboat Marietta, report to accompany H. R. 1225 [authorizing Secretary of Navy, in his discre- tion, to deliver to custody of Campus Martius Memorial Museum, of Marietta, Ohio, silver service presented to United States for gunboat Marietta] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Gambrill. Mar. 1, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 643, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Cargill, George B. George Brackett Cargill, report to accompany H. R. 5548 [for relief of George Brackett Cargill] ; submitted by Mr. Drewry. Mar. 22, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 866, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Daindson, John E. John E. Davidson, repflet to accompany H. R. 9326 [for relief of John E. Davidson] ; submitted by Mr. Coyle. Mar. 22, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 871, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. HoTV' to order pobllcatlons — See Information follofvlnsr Contents 718 March, 1932 Decorations of honor. Foreign decorations, authorizing officers of Navy and Marine Corps to accept, rfiit*tvi to accompany II. H. 8070 [to authorize certain officers of Navy and Marine Corps to accept such decorations, orders, and medals as have l)een tendercnl tliem by foreign Governments in appreciation of services rendered] ; submitted by Mr. Drane. Mar. 1, 1932. 5 p. (H. rp. 654, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) • Paper, 5c. Fingar, Essie. Essie Fingar, rtoiott to accompany 11. R. 578G [for relief of Essie Fingar] ; submitted by Mr. Gambrlll. Mar. 4, 11)32. 2 p. (H. rp. 688, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) ♦ Paper, 5c. Fountain, WiiUani D. W. B. Fountain, rj^port to accompany H. U. 2028 [for relief of W. B. Fountain] ; submitted by MrT Lankford of Virginia. Mar. 19, 1932. 5 p. (II. rp. 839. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Eannas, Mrs. Florence N. Florence Northcott Hannas. i;ejK)rt to accompany H. R. 6860 [for relief of Florence Northcott Uannas, mother of Walter William Northcott] ; submitted by Mr. Drane. Mar. 1, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 650, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Hobson, Richmond P. 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C, title 39), regulating postal rates, so as to modify law relative to rate for transient 2d-class mail matter] ; submitted by Mr. Morebead. Mar. 3, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 681, 72d Cong. 1st ses.s.) * Pai>er, oc. Post offices. To defer retluctions In class of post office and salaries of post- masters and emphtyees because of reduced postal receipts, r epor t to accom- pany H. R. 6305 [to amend act reclassifying salaries of postniasTers and em- ployees of postal service, readjusting tlieir salaries and comi»ensation on equitable basis, increasing postal rates to provide for such readjustment, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Romjue. Mar. 8, 1932. 3 p. (H. ri). 740, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Postage charge on notices to publishers regarding undeliverable 2d-class mat- ter, r eport to accompany H. R. 10494 ; submitted by Mr. Mead. Mar. 26, 1932. 2 p. (HTrp. 912, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Postal service. Leaves of absence to substitutes in postal service, rejH)rf to accompany H. R. 4719 [granting leaves of absence with pay to substitutes in po.stal service] ; submitted by Mr. Romjue. Mar. 8, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 712, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Postmasters. Equipment allowance to 3d-class postmnster.s, r^nmt to accom- pany II. R. 4602; submitted by Mr. Romjue. Mar. 8, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 711, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Prise oompetitions. Puzzle contests, r epor t to accompany H. R. 104G2 [to pro- hibit use of United States mails for transmis.-ion of any matter advertising puzzle contests, naming contests, prize offers, or any other form of competi- tion for prize wherein such offers are made to induce persons to compete in another contest which involves either purchase or sale of goods as requi- site of winning] ; submitted by Mr. Wood of Georgia. Mar. 26, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 920, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Registered mail, r t^'jor t to accompany II. R. 10244 [fixing fees and limits of indemnity for domestic registered mail based upon actual value and length of haul, and for ^ther purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Mead. Mar. 8, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 747, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. V-'' PRINTING COMMITTEE, HOUSE Internal revenue. Compjirative print of revenue bill of 1932 with existing law, repo rt to accompany H. Con. Res. 28 [to publish comparative print of bill (£r~R. 10236) entitled Revenue bill for 1932, as reported to House, show- ing changes to existing law, as House document] ; submitted by Mr. Steven- son. Mar. 8, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 745. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c. Two thousand five hundred copies of Revenue revision, 1932, r eport to accompany H. Con. Res. 27 [relative to printing of Revenue revision, 1932] ; submitted by Mr. Stevenson. Mar. 3, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 678, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. PUBUO BUILDINGS AND GBOtJNDS (X>MMITTEX, HOUSE District of Columbia. Transfer of jurisdiction over public land in District of Columbia, re uQi't to accompany S. 2498; submittetl by Mr. Dallinger. Mar. 3, 1932. 3 p. Til- ip. 079, 72d Cong. 1st ses.<».) • Paper, 5c. Haymes Brothers. Contractors and subcontractors for post oflSce buildings, reoflft to accompany H. R. 9348 [to amend act for relief of contractors and subcontractors for post ofllce and other buildings ;ind work under suix'rvision of Treasury department, as amended, so as to include Haymes Brothers] ; submitted by Mr. Smith of Virginia. Mar. 2, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 665, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Hovr to order paltllcatlona— See Information (ollo^ivlnK Contenta March, 1932 721 Lawrence, Mass. To authorize Secretary of Treasury to acquire laud at Law- rence, Mass. [adjoining post-office site], r eport to accompany H. R. 8907; submittv^'d by Mr. Lanham. Mar. 10, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 761, 72d Gong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Newark, N. J. Provide for sale of easement for railway right of way over post office and customhouse site at Newark, N. -T. [to said city], repprf to accom- pany H. R. S9S1; submitted by Mr. Lnnham. Mar. 3, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 676, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Sale of portion nf site of post office and customhouse building in Newark, N. .T. [to said city for use as public street], r epor t to accompany H. R. 8980; submitted by Mr. Lanham. Mar. 3, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 675, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Orleans Levee District. Granting lands to New Orleans, report to accompany H. R. 8779 [granting lands to board of commissioners of Orleans Levee Dis- trict in New Orleans, La., for levee and street purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Lanham. Mar. 3, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 674, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paiier, 5c. Public buildings and grounds, hearings, 72d Congre.ss, 1st session, on H. R. 8779, granting lands to board of commissioners of Orleans Levee Dis- trict in New Orleans, La., for levee and street purposes, H. R. 9348, to amend act for relief of contractoi's and subcontractors [so as to include Haymes Brothers], H. R. 8980, for sale of portion of site of post office and custom- house building in Newark, N. J., to Newark for use as public street, H. R. 8981, for sale of easement for railway right of way over post office and customhouse site at Newark, N. J. [to said city], S. 2498, to authorize transfer of jurisdiction over public land in District of Columbia, H. R. 9146, authorizing transfer of lands near Vallejo, Calif., from Housing Corporation to Navy Department for naval purposes, H. R. 8075. relating to construction of Federal building at Ponca City, Okla., H. R. 8907, to authorize Secretary of Treasury to acquire land adjoining Lawrence, Mass., post-office site. Mar. 2 and 9, 19.32. 1932. ii+22 p. (No. 3.) * Paper, 5c. Y 4.P 96/6 : B 86/140 Po7ioa City, Ok1y Mr. Leavitt. Mar. 1, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 655, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Bla<;kwell, Manon F. Marion F. Blackwell, re npr t to accompany H. R. 9714 [foi relief of Marion F. Blackwell] ; submitted by Mr. Yon. Mar. 2, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 662, 72a Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Colorado. Authorize issuance of patents to lands in Colorado for certain pur- poses, rQiie»-t to accompany H. R. 10744 ; submitted by Mr. Eaton of Colorado. Mar. 25, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 900, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Ho^v to order publications— See Information foUovrlng Contents 722 March, 1932 Colorado — Continued. Authorize issuance of patents to lands in Colorado to certain persons, report to acf.-ompany H. R. 6437 : submitted by Mr. Eaton of Colorado. Mar. lYr— 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 826, 72d Con;:. 1st sess.) [Corrected print] * Paper, 5c. Crater Lake 'National Park. Add land [In Crater National Forest] to Crater Lake National Park, Orep., rfi^ort to accompany H. R. 9970; submitted by Mr. lUitlcr. Mar. 24, 1932! S p. (H. rp. 886, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) •Paper, 5c. Harding, Fla. Sale of lots in Harding townsite, Fla., report to accompany S. 476 [for relief of certain purchasers of lots in Harding tdXA-nsite, Fla., now part of Miami P.each. F'la.] : submitted by Mr. Yon. Mar. 2, 193r 18 p. il. (H. rp. 661, 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) • Paper, 5c. Medford, Oreg. Acquisition of land in Medford, Oretr., for Crater Lake National Park, repoi-t to accompany H. R. 10284 [to authorize acquisition of additional land in jSTSdford, Oreg., for use in connection witii administration of Crater Lake Natifaial Park] ; submitted by Mr. Butler. Mar. 28, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 925, 72(1 Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Montaiui. Trau.sfer of laud to Montana, rj^j^ort to accompany H. R. 8923 [au- thorizing transfer of unused portion of United States range livestock experi- ment station. Jlont., to Montana for use as fish-cultural station, game reserve, and public recreation irround, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. Mar. 15, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 802, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Mud Lake. Riparian owners on Mud Lake bottom, Minn., rejiort to accompany H. R. 8219 [for relief of certain riparian owners for losses sustained by them on drained Mud Lake bottom in Marshall County. Minn.] : submitted by Mr. Nolan. Mar. 9, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 750, 72d Cong. 1st se-ss.) * Paper, 5c. National parka. Construction of roads in national parks, j^iiart to accompany H. R. 6059 [to continue authorization for construction, reconstruction, and improvement of roads and trails, inclusive of necessary bridges in. and ap- proach roads to. national parks and monuments under jurisdiction of Department of Interior] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. Mar. 1. 1932. 3 p. (II. rp. 641, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. San Diego, Calif. Granting San Diego lands in Cleveland National Forest and Capitan Grande Indian Reservation for dam and reservoir purposes for con- servation of water, report to accompany H. R. 10405 [amending act granting San Diego lands in Cleveland National Forest and Capitan Grande Indian Reservation for dam and reservoir purposes for conservation of water, so as to include additional lands] ; submitted by Mr. Swing. Mar. 15. 1932. 7 p. (H. rp. 805, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Biuslaw National Forest boundaries, rej^ott to accompany H. R. 8548 [author- izing adjustment of boundaries of Siuslaw National Forest, Oreg.] ; submitted by Mr. Butler. Mar. 8, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 710, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. "^BTVEBS AND U.\Rn0RS COMMITTEB, HOUSE Detroit Riva; Wyandotte Channel, Mich., report of Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors on review of reports heretofore submitted on Detroit River, Wyandotte Channel, Mich. [Mar, 9, 1931, with report of D. McCoach, Jr., etc.]. Dec. 8, 1931. 8 p. map. (Document 1, 72d Cong. 1st sess.)' t Y 4.R 52 : 72/1 Oreat Lakes ship channels, channel between Mackinac Island and Round Island, Mloh., report of Board of "Engineers for Rivers and Harbors on review of reports heretofore submitted on Great Lakes ship channels, channel between Mackinac Island and Round Island, Mich. [Oct. 12, 1931, with report of D. McCoach, jr., etc.]. Dec. 8, 1931. 9 p. map. (Document 2, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) t Y4.R52:72/2 Hovr to order pablicattonii— See Information follovrlnff Contents March, 1932 723 Inland waterway from Norfolk, Va., to Beaufort Inlet, N. C, bridge across [waterway] between Fairfield and Columbia, N. C, r eport of Board of En- gineers for Rivers and Harbors on review of reports heretofore submitted on inland waterway from Norfolk, Va., to Beaufort Inlet, N. C. [Oct. 12, 1931, with report of G. R. Young, etc.]. Dec. 8, 1931. 13 p. (Document 5, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) t Y4.R52:72/5 Mississippi River. Mississippi River from Missouri River to Minneapolis, Qe^ creeofjniunction restraining Government from construction of lock and dam afTLfinaTWi's., in district court for western district of Wisconsin, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Co. v. Stanley M. Ryan, United States attorney for western district of Wisconsin, et al., in equity no. 1970. [1932.] 6 p. (Document 7, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) t Y4.R52:72/7 • Mississippi River from Missouri River to Minneapolis, r enor t of Attoraey General on H. R. 8243, to make United States liable for all damages to prop- erty resulting from construction, maintenance, and/or operation of locks and dams in Mississippi River by United States between mouth of Missouri River and Minneapolis, Minn. [1932.] 5 p. (Document 8, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) t Y 4.R 52 : 72/8 Napa River, Calif., r,eport of Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors on re- view of reports her^fore submitted on Napa River, Calif. [Nov. 2, 1931, with reports by E. H. Ropes and H. A. Finch, etc.]. Dec. 8, 1931. 29 p. map. (Document 6, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) t Y 4.R 52 : 72/6 Newtoicn Creek, N. Y., re port of Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors on review of reports heretofore submitted on Newtown Creek, N. Y. [Nov. 2, 1931, with report by G. M. Hoffman, etc.]. Dec. 8, 1931. 13 p. (Document 4. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) t Y 4.R 52 : 72/4 St. Clair, Lake. Great Lakes ship channels, channels in Lake St. Clair, Mich., report of Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors on review of reports heretofore submitted on Great Lakes ship channels, channels in Lake St. Clair, Mich. [Sept. 29, 1931, with report of D. McCoacb, jr., etc.]. Dec. 8, 1931. 10 p. 1 pi. (Document 3, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) t Y 4.R 52: 72/3 •^ ROADS COMMITTEE, HOUSE •- Arlington Memorial Bridge. Roads, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 73G3, for construction of suitable approach to Arlington Memorial Bridge connecting Lee Boulevard (route 711 of Virginia) with memorial bridge, and H. R. 8583, for survey and estimate of cost of suitable southern approach to Arlington Memorial Bridge project, Mar. 1, 1932. 1932. ii+29 p. map. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.R 53/2 : Ar 5 Roads, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on general authorization bill, Jan. 18-27. 1932. 1932. iii+172 p. il. * Paper, 15c. Y 4.R 53/2 : H 35/18 RULES COMMITTEE, HOUSE Economy Committee, Hovse. Consideration of H. Res. 151, report to accom- pany H. Res. 169 [authorizing Economy Committee to make us report any time during this session of Congress] ; submitted by Mr. Pou. Mar. 10, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 757, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Equity. Amend judicial code and define and limit jurisdiction of courts sitting in equity, r^i ^ rt to accompany H. Res. 166 [for consideration of H. R. 5315, to amend judicial code and to define and limit jurisdiction of courts sitting in equity] ; submitted by Mr. O'Connor. Mar. 4, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 691, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Mississippi River. Control of floods on Mississippi River, r eport to accompany H. Res. 167 [for consideration of H. R. 4668, to amend act for control of floods on Mississippi River and its tributaries, relative to acquisition of flow- age rights on main stem of Mississippi River between Cape Girardeau, Mo., and Head of Passes] ; submitted by Mr. Pou. Mar. 7, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 706, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. HoTT to order publications— See information foUoTring; Contents 724 March, 1932 ' Reclamation of land. Temporary relief for water users on irrigation projects constructed and operated under reclamation law, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. Res. 15li and H. Res. 9489, Feb. 23, 1932. 1932. ii+28 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4. R 80/1 : W 29 Temporary relief of water users on irrigation projects under reclamation law, r ^Bor t to accompany H. Res. 165 [for consideration of S. 3706, for tem- porarj' relief of water users on irrigation projects constructeort to accom- pany H. R. 6713 [for estimates neces.sary for proper maintenance of Govern- ment wharf at Juneau, Alaska] ; submitted by Mr. Driver. Mar. 10, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 764, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. "^ WAB CLAIMS COMMITTEE, HOtTSE Char estoivn Sand d Stone Co., ro^ort to accompany H. R. 2214 [for relief of Charlestown Sand and Stone Company, Elkton, Md.l ; submitted by Mr. Mar- tin of Oregon. Mar. 11, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 776, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Orissom, Joseph C. Joseph C. Grissom, supplemental report to accompany H. R. 1668 [to carry out findings of Court of Claims in case of Joseph C. Grissom] : submitted by Mr. Hare. Mar. 17, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 347, pt. 2, T2d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Howard, R. S., Company, Iticorporatcd. R. S. Howard Co. (Inc.), report to accompany H. R. 3321 [for relief of R. S. Howard Company (Incorporated)] : submitted by Mr. Kerr. Mar. 24, 1932. 8 p. (II. rp. 883, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Humphries, Mrs. Florence M. Florence M. Humphries, report to accompany H. R. 10573 [for relief of Florence M. Humphries] ; submitted Ity Mr. Hop- kins. Mar. 30, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 939, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Mack Copper Co., report to accompany H. R. 7780 [to confer jurisdiction upon Court of Claims, To^ear. adjudicate, and render judgment upon claim of Mack Copper Company against I'nited Slates for damage to and cost of restoration of certain real property owned by Mack Copi>er Company which was used and orcu|iier other mili- tary purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Hare. Mar. 30, 1932. 12 p. (H. rp. 940, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) 'Paper, 5c. Iltt^v to order iiublicntionN — See InforiiiRtion followlnBT ContontM March, 1932 725 Shipley, Charles P., Saddlery and Mercantile Company. Charles P. Shipley Saddlery & Mercantile Co., report to accompany H. R. 6219 [for relief of Charles' P. Shipley Saddlery "arfffl Mercantile Company] ; submitted by Mr. Cartwright. Mar. 11, 1932. 12 p. (H. rp. 777, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Wright, David A. David A. Wright, report to accompany H. R. 6424 [granting jurisdiction to Court of Claims to hear case of David A. Wright] ; submitted by Mr. Martin of Oregon. Mar. 24, 1932. 5 p. (H. rp. 884, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. ^AYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE, HOUSE Internal revenue. Revenue bill of 1932, comparative print of bill (H. R. 10236) to provide revenue, to equalize taxation, and for other purposes, as reported to House of Representatives and showing proposed changes to existing law. 1932. ii+297 p. (H. doc. 265, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 25c. L. G. card 32-26404 Revenue bill of 1932, report to accompany H. R. 10236 [to provide reve- nue, equalize taxation, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Crisp, Mar. 8, 1932. 57 p. (H. rp. 708, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [Includes supple- mental views.] * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26405 Revenue revision, 1932, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, indexed, Jan. la-Feb. 4, 1932. 1932. iii-fl237 p. il. 3 pi. * Paper, $1.00. Y 4.W 36 :R 32/39 WOELD WAE \-ETEBANS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE, H0U8H ■^ Life insurance. World War veterans' legislation, hearings before subcommittee on insurance, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H, R. 8173, to provide for renewal of 5-year level premium tenn Government insurance iwlicies for additional 5-year period without medical examination, Feb. 26, 1932. 1932. ii-1-30 p. ♦Paper, 5c. Y4.W89:In7/3 SENATE Calendar of business, Senate, 72d Congress, 1st session, Mar. 1-31, 1932; no. 49-71. 1932. various paging, large S° [Daily when Senate is in session. The legislative day of Feb. 24 extended through the calendar day Mar. 1 and the legislative day of Mar. 23 extended through the calendar day Mar. 31.] t Y 1.3 : 72/49-71 Connecticut's activities in wars of this counti'y. summary [with bibliography], compiled by Irene H. Mix; presented by Mr. Bingham. 1932. [l]-f67 p. ( S. doc. 14, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 10c. L. C. card 32-26320 President of United States. Joint resolution proposing amendment to Consti- tution of United States fixing commencement of terms of President and Vice President and Members of Congress and fixing time of assembling of Con- gress. [1932.] [2] p. (S. J. Res. 14, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) t Y 1.3: C 76/3 Same. [1932.] [4] p. T (S. J. Res. 14, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) t Y 1.3 : C 76/3/cop. 2 World Court, compilation of material relating to subject of World Court, consist- ing of indexes on subject contained in v. 64, pt. 1, of Executive journal, in- dexes to Congressional records for 67th Congress, 4th session, to and includ- ing 3d session of 71st Congress, reservations, resolutions, and amendments offered or submitted during 1st session of 69th Congress, with yea-and-nay votes thereon, protocol with resolution of adherence and reservations agreed to on Jan. 27, 1926, present pending protocols, and so-called Root hearing held before Committee on Foreign Relations on Jan. 21, 1931, compiled by L. W. Bailey ; presented by Mr. Borah. 1932. iii+156 p. (Senate executive document 1, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c. L. C. card 32-26263 Y 1.72/1 : 1 Hofv to order publications — See information following Contents y' J 726 Makcu, 11)32 AOBICnJLTUBE A.ND FOBEaTBY COMMITTEE, SENATE Calendar^. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session, Feb. 23-iSIar. 29, 1932 ; no »-ll. 1932. various paging, 4° t Y 4.Ag 8/2 : 72/8-11 Cattle. Pouitrj* and livestock quarantine, report to accompany S. J. Res. 7 [for amendment of acts of Feb. 2, 19U3, and Mar. 3, 1905, as ami'nded, to allow States to quarantine against sidpment thereto, therein, or through of live- stock, including poultry, from State or Territory or portion thereof where livestock or poultry disease is found to exi.st, which .s not covered by regula- tory action of Department of Af,'riculture] ; sul)mitle(l by Mr. McNary. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 8, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 402, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. arketing of farm produce. Amendment of agricultural marketing act, hear- ing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 3GS0, Feb. 18, 1932. 1932. iii+TS p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.Ag 8/2 : M 34/3 Mediterranean Fruit Fly Board, report to accompany S. 266 [to provide for investigation and report of losses resulting from campaign for eradication of Mediterranean fruit fly in Florida by creating Mediterranean Fruit Fly Board]; submitted by Mr. McGill. Mar. 9, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 404, 72d Cong., 1st sess.) * Paper, oc. Muscle Shoalf. Disposition of Muscle Slioals, report to accompany S. J. Res. 15 [to provide for national defense by creation of corporation by name of Muscle Shoals Corporation of United States lor operation of Governmenl properties at and near Muscle Shoals in Alabama, to authorize letting of Mus- cle Shoals properties under certain conditions, and for other purposes] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Norris. Mar. 14, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 423, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26406 To create Muscle Shoals Corporation of United States, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. J. Res. 15, to provide for national defense by creation of corporation for operation of Government properties at and near Muscle Shoals in Alabama, to authorize letting of Muscle Shoals properties under certain conditions, and for other purposes, and S. 2164, for disposal of Muscle Shoals properties by United States, Feb. 16-24, 1932. 1932. iii-fl52 p. * Pai>er, 15c. Y 4.Ag 8/2 : M 97/9 Rai7t. Conservation of rainfall [in United States], report to accompany S. 2290; submitted by Mr. McNary. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 8. 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 403, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE Interior Department. Interior Department appropriation bill, [liscal year] 1933, hearings before subconmiittee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on II. K. 8397. 1932. ii-l-307 p. * Paper, 3Uc. Y 4.Ap 6/2 : In S/933 Interior Department apiiropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1933, r^yort to ac- company II. R. 8397; submitted by Mr. Smoot. Feb. 24, calendar day Mar 1, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 353, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. State Department. Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor ap- projiriation bill, [fiscal year] 1933, hearinjis before .'subcommittee, 72d Con- gress, 1st session, on II. R. 9349. 1932. ii4-153 p. * Pai^er, 15c. Y 4.Ap 6/2 : St 2/933 Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Lai)or appropriation bill. [fiscal year] 1933, report to accompany II. It. 9349; submitted by Mr. Jones. Mar. 9, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 406, 72d Cong. 1st ses*:.) * Paper, 5c. nA.\KINnI>Ilratlonn— Sor informndon follo^rlngr Contentn v" Makch, 1932 727 Federal intemiedAate credit banks. To aid in marketing of debentures and . ^ other obligations of Federal intermediate credit banks, liearings before sub- (^ committee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 2409, to amend title 2 of Federal farm loan act in regard to Federal intermediate credit banks, Feb. 3 and 5, 1932. 1932. iii+53 p. 2 pi. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.B 22/3 : C 86/2 CLAIMS COMMITTEE, SENATE Cleverly, William B. Willie B. Cleverly, report to accompany S. 902 [for relief of Willie B. Cleverly] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 24, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 452, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Dich, Chester J. Chester J. Dick, report to accompany S. 669 [for relief of Chester J. Dick] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 28, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 481, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Gilbert, William L., Clock Companp. William L. Gilbert Clock Co., report to accompany S. 2236 [to reimburse William L. Gilbert Clock Company for reve- nue erroneously paid] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 24, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 465, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Harding, Mrs. Amy. Amy Harding, report to accompany S. 154 [for relief of Amy Harding] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 8, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 377, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Hart, B. F. B. F. Hart, report to accompany S. 222 [authorizing adjustment of claim of B. F. Hart] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 24, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 464, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Indiana. For relief of Indiana, report to accompany S. 2703 ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 3, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 378, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. International Manufacturers' Sales Co^mpany of America, Incorporated. For ^ relief of International Manufacturers' Sales Co. of America (Inc.), hearing before subcommittee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 906, Feb. 26, 1932. 1932. ii+54 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.C 52/2 : In 8/3 Johnson, George T., & Sons. George T. Johnson & Sons, report to accompany S. 563 [for relief of George T. Johnson and Sons] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 3, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 375, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e. Kirkland, Maggie. Maggie Kirkland, report to accompany S. 3344 [for relief of Maggie Kirkland] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 24, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 454, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Lindley Nurseries (Inc.), report to accompany S. 3438 [authorizing adjustment of claim of Lindley Nurseries (Incorporated)] ; submitted by Mr. Brookhart. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 3, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 382, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Little Rock College, report to accompany S. 1421 [for relief of Little Rock Col- lege, Little Rock, Ark.] ; submitted by Mr. White. Mar. 14, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 425, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Messier, A. C, Company. A. C. Messier Co., report to accompany S. 439 [for relief of A. C. Messier Company] ; submitted by Mr. White. Mar. 2, calen- dar day Mar. 3, 1932. 8 p. (S. rp. 372, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Miller, Lyman L. Lyman L. Miller, report to accompany S. 3504 [for relief of Lyman L. Miller] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 24, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 455, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Olsen, Harriette. Harriette Olsen, report to accompany S. 1858 [for relief of Harriette Olsen] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 24, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 453, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Pokorny, Mrs. Anna. Anna Pokorny, report to accompany S. 3147 [lov relief of Anna Pokorny] ; suijmitte 1 by Mr. Howell. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 3, 1932. 8 p. (S. rp. 376, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. HoTT to order pnb]icatioii»< — See iiiforinatiuu follovt-iiig' Coiiients 728 Mahch, 1932 Sohaffer, Daniel S., Company, Incorporated. Daniel S. Schiiffer Co. (Inc.). re- port to accompany S. 3270 [for relief of Daniel S. Schaffer Company (Incor- porated)] ; submitted by Mr. Cooldige [Coolidge]. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 3, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 374, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Schutte d Korrting Co., report to accompany S. 215 [authorizing adjustment of claim of Schutte and Koerting Company] ; submitted by Mr. White. Mar. 14, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 424. 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) * Paper, 5c. Thehcrge, Mrs. Katherine R. Katherine R. Tlieberge, report to accompany S. 914 [for relief of Katherine R. Theberge] ; submitted by Mr. Logan. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 3, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 373, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [Cor- rectcil print. 1st print reads incdrrectly S. 3009 instead of S. 914.] ♦ Paper, 5c. Thompson, William B. William B. Thompson, report to accompany S. 2S4 [for relief of William B. Thompson] ; submitted by Mr. White. Mar. 2, 1932. 3 p. ( S. rp. 360, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Van Camp Sea Food Co. (Inc.), report to' accompany S. 220 [authorizing ad- justment of claim of Van Camp Son Food Company (Incorporatt d) ] : sub- mitted by Mr, Capper. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 24, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 463, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Wagner, Nick. Nick Wagner, report to accompany S. 3440 [for relief of Nick Wagner] ; submitted by Mr. Logan. Mar. 11, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 416, 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) ♦ Paper, 5c. WiUiam.son, Ralph E. Ralph E. Williamson, report to accompany S. 2458 [for relief of Ralph E. Williamson tor loss suffered on account of Lawton, Okla., fire, 1917] ; submitted by Mr. Coolidge. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 28, 1932. 5 p. ( S. rp. 484, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. COMMKBCE COMMITTEE, SENATE Air marking of Government buildings, rej>ort to accompany S. 421 ; submitted by Mr. Bingham. Feb. 24, calendar day Feb. 29, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 345, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) ♦ Paper, 5c. Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session, Mar. 3-31. 1932 ; no. 10-14. 1932. various paging, 4° t Y 4.C 73/2 : 72/10-14 Cataco Creek. Flood control of Cataco XiJreek, Ala., report to accompany S. 4050 [to provide preliminary examination of Cataco Creek and its branches in Morgan County, Ala., with view to control of its floods] : submitted by Mr. Johnson. Mar. 14, calendar day Mar. 17, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 433, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Dea Lacs Lake. Dam across Des Lacs Lake, N. Dak., r cjjoi t to accompany H. R 5S66 [to authorize construction of dam across Des Lacs Lake, N. Dak., by Dos Lacs Development Association] ; submitted by Mr. Vandenberg. Feb. 24, calendar day Mar. 1, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 352, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Fenvnck Island. Conveyance of land on Fenwick Island, Del., for roadway purposes, report to accompany S. 283 [for conveyance of land on Fenwick Island, Sussex County, Del., for roadway purposes, to levy court of Sussex County, said land being part of Fenwick Island lighthouse reservation] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Johnson. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 3, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 365, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) • Paper, 5c. Flint Creek. Prelindnary examination of Flint Creek and branches, Morgan County, Ala., re por t to accompany S. 4051 [to provide preliminary examina- tion of Flint Creek and its branches in Morgan County, Ala., with view to control of its floods] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson. Mar. 14, calendar day Mar. 17, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 434, 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) * Paper, 5c. HoTV to order pnbllcntionn — See information foIlOTi-inHr Contents March, 1932 729 Flint River. Flood control of Flint River, Ala., and Tenn., report to accom- pany S. 4052 [to provide preliminary examination of Flint River, Ala. and Tenn., with view to control of its floods] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson. Mar. 14, calendar day Mar. 17, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 435, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Oriffin, James lif. James M. GriflBn, repor t to accompany S. 4166 [for relief of James M. Griffin] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 24, 1932. 6 p. (S. rp. 474, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Hudson River. Bridge across Hudson River at or near Catskill, N. Y., regort to accompany S. 4122 [to extend time for construction of bridge across Hud- son River at or near Catskill, N. Y., by State of New York] ; submitted by Mr. Vandenberg. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 29, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 489, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Lights. Amending article 5 of act approved June 7, 1897, repor t to accompany S. 4008 [to amend article 5 of act relating to approval of regulations for preventing collisions upon certain harbors, rivers, and inland waters of United States, relative to lights for vessels being towed] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson. Mar. 14, calendar day Mar. 17, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 432, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Amending navigation rules for Great Lakes, rgpfirt to accompany S. 3908 [to amend title 33, chapter 4, sec. 252, paragraph (a), of navigation rules for Great Lakes and their connecting and tributary waters, relative to lights on lake steamers] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson. Mar. 10, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 411, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Mahoning River. Bridge across Mahoning River at New Castle, Pa., report to accompany H. R. 8506 [to extend times for commencing and completing con- struction of bridge across Mahoning River at New Castle, Pa., by State Highway Department of Pennsylvania] ; submitted by Mr. Vandenberg. Mar. 23, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 446, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Merchant marine. Fighting ship and cruising ship bills, hearings before sub- ''^ committee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 3501, to amend sec. 14 of shipping act, 1916, as amended by sec. 20 of merchant marine act, 1930 [1920 (U. S. C, title 46, sec. 842)], S. 3502, to amend sec. 8 of act of June 19, 1886, as amended by sec. 2^of act of Feb. 17, 1898 (U. S. C, title 46, sec. 289), Mar. 4, 1932. 1932. iii+108 p. >^ Corrected print. 1st print has 104 pages.] * Paper, 10c. Y 4.C 73/2 : Sh 6/10 Mississippi River. Improvement of Mississippi River between Missouri River and Minneapolis, hearing before subcommittee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on ^ report of survey of Mississippi River between Missouri River and Minne- apolis, House document 137, Jan. 26, 1932. 1932. iii+33 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.C 73/2 : M 69/17 Missouri River. Bridge across Missouri River at or near Arrow Rock, Mo., vpnQj-t to accompany H. R. 8379 [to extend times for commencing and com- pleting construction of bridge across Missouri River at or near Arrow Rock, Mo., by St. Louis-Kansas City Short Line Railroad Company] ; submitted by Mr. Vandenberg. Mar. 23, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 443, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Bridge across Missouri River at or near St. Charles, Mo., report to ac- company H. R. 8394 [to extend times for commencing and completing con- struction of bridge across Missouri River at or near St. Charles, Mo., by St. Louis-Kansas City Short Line Railroad Company] ; submitted by Mr. Van- denberg. Mar. 23, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 444, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Monongahela River. Bridge across Monongahela River at or near Fayette City, Pa., report to accompany S. 4040 [granting consent of Congress to counties of Fayette and Washington, Pa., either jointly or severally, to construct toll bridge across Monongahela River at or near Fayette City, Pa.] ; submitted by Mr. Vandenberg. Mar. 23, calendar day, Mar. 24, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 451, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. How to order publications — See information folloirlns Contents 112067— 32— No. 447 5 730 March, 1932 Mothers. Amend maternity act, r epor t [and minority report] to accompany 8. 572 [to provide tliat United States sliall cooperate with States in promot- ing general healtti of rural population of United States and welfare and hygiene of mothers and children]. [2 pts.] (S. rp. 428, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [S. 572 provides for promotion of health and welfare of mothers and children only.] L. C. card 32-26407 [pt. 1.] Amond niaicriilty act, report; submitted by Mr. Jones. Mar. 14, calendar day Mar. 16, 1032. 10 p. • Paper, 5c. pt. 2. Matcruity and Infancy hygiene, minority report ; submitted by Mr. Bingham. Mar. 14, calendar day Mar. 15, 1932. 7 p. • Taper, 5c. Pearl River. Temporary railroad bridge across Pearl River, Leake County, Miss., reiiort to accompany S. 3836 [to authorize con.structiou of temporary railroad bridge across Pearl River at point in or near northeast quarter sec- tion 13, township ID north, range 8 east, Leake County, Miss., by Pearl River Valley Lumber Company] ; submitted by Mr. Vandenberg. Mar. 9, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 405, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Rock River. Bridge across Rock River at or near Prophetstown, 111., r epor t to accompany H. R. 8396 [to extend times for commencing and completing con- struction of bridge across Rock River at or near Prophetstown, 111., by Illi- nois] ; submitted by Mr, Vandenberg. Mar. 23, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 445, 72tl Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. St. Frauds River. Bridire across St. Francis River at or near Lake City, Ark., on State highway no. 18, re port to accompany H. R. 9266 [to extend times for conmiencing and completing construction of bridge across St. Francis River at or near Lake City, Ark., by Arkansas, through its State highway depart- ment] ; submitted by Mr. Vandenberg. Mar. 23, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 449, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Bridge across St. Francis River at or near Madison, Ark., tepo rt to accompany H. R. 9264 [to extend times for commencing and completing con- struction of free hi;,'hway bridge across St. Francis River at or near Madison, Ark., on State highway numbered 70, by Arkansas State Highway Commis- sion] ; submitted by Mr. Vandenberg. Mar. 23, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 448, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. 8t. Lawrence River. Bridge across St. Lawrence River near Alexandria Bay, N. Y., r,g£ort to accompany H. R. 8696 [to extend times for conmiencing and completing construction of bridge across St. Lawrence River near Alexandria Bay, N. Y., by New York Development Association, Incorporated] ; submitted by Mr. Vandenberg. Mar. 23, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 447, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c, Tampa Bay. Tampa and IliUsboro bays, Fla., letter from chief of engineers. Army, to chairman of Committee on Commerce, Senate, submitting review of report on Tampa and Ilillsboro bays, Fla., submitted to Congi-e.ss by Secre- tary of War Dec. 12, 1927, published in House document 100, 70th Congress; presented by Mr. John.son. Dec. 17, 1931. 41 p. map. (S. doc. 22, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 10c. L. C. card 31-28762 DISTKICr OF COLUMBIA CWMMITTEE, SENATE Acacia Mutual Life Association. Amendment of charter of Acacia Mutual Life As.';oclation, r export to accompany S. 2775 [to amend act to incorporate Masonic Mutual Ttelicf Association of Kistrict of Columbia, as amended] ; submitted by Mr. Blaine. Mar. 11. calendar day Mar. 12, 1932. 6 p. (S. rp. 421, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [The name of the Acacia Mutual Life Association (formerly Masonic Mutual Relief Association of District of Columbia) Is changed to Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Company by one of the amend- ments in S. 2775.] * Paper, 5c. Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session. Mar. 14-. 1932; no. 5. 1931 [1932]. 16 p. 4° X T 4.D 63/2 : 72/5 Ho'w to order publlcntionn — See informaUon followinar Contents Mabch, 1932 731 Credit unions. Incorporation of credit unions, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st ses- sion, on S. 1153, to provide for incorporation of credit unions in District of Columbia, Jan. 15-Feb. 5, 1932. 1932. iii+51 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.D 63/2 : C 86/2 Eastern Dispensary and Casualty Hospital. Repairs to Casualty Hospital in District of Columbia, report to accompany S. 1307 [providing for appropria- tion toward alteration ancT repair of buildings of Eastern Dispensary and Casualty Hospital] ; submitted by Mr. Copeland. Mar. 10, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 415, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print] * Paper, 5c. Firemen's Insurance Company of Washington and Oeorgetoxon. Amend charter of Firemen's Insurance Co. of Washington and Georgetown [in District of Columbia], report to accompany S. 2958; submitted by Mr. Capper. Feb. 24, calendar dayFeb. 29, 1932. 7 p. (S. rp. 346, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Indeterminate Sentence and Parole Board. Board of Indeterminate Sentence and Parole for District of Columbia, jc fiport^ to accompany S. 1155 [to establish Board of Indeterminate Sentence and Parole for District of Columbia and to determine its functions, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Austin. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 24, 1932. 10 p. (S. rp. 450, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) *Paper, 5c. Insurance. Headquarters and records of insurance companies organized under laws of District of Columbia, report to accompany S^ 3584 [to require all insurance corporations formed under provisions of chapter 18 of code of law of District of Columbia to maintain their principal ofl3ces and places of busi- ness within District of Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. King. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 8, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 401, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Motor-vehicles. Financial responsibility of motorists, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 3053, to promote safety on streets and highways of District of Columbia by providing for financial responsibility of owners and operators of motor vehicles for damages caused by motor vehicles on public highways in District of Columbia, to prescribe penalties for violation of provisions of this act, and for other purposes, Feb. 23, 1932. 1932. iii+19 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.D 63/2 : M 85/2 Potomac River. Investigation of sewage pollution of Potomac River, repor t to accompany S. Res. 44 [providing for Public Health Service investigation of District of Columbia sewage-disposal methods in Potomac River] ; submitted by Mr. Copeland. Mar. 10, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 414, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. ^Prohidition enforcement, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 203, supple- menting national prohibition act for District of Columbia, Feb. 9, 1932. 1932. iii+52 p. il. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.D 63/2 : P 94/3 Real estate. Regulation of real estate brokers and salesmen in District of Columbia, r gport to accompany S. 2355 [to define, regulate, and license real- estate brokers and real-estate salesmen, to create Real Estate Commission in District of Columbia, to protect public against fraud in real-estate transac- tions, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Blaine. Mar. 10, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 413, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Schools. Appointment of public-school employees by superintendent of schools of District of Columbia, r gpor t to accompany S. 3707 [to authorize appoint- ment of public school employees between meetings of Board of Education of District of Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. Austin. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 28, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 480, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 6c. Securities. Prevention of fraud in promotion or sale of securities in District of Columbia, r epor t to accompany S. 3362 [to prevent fraud in promotion or sale of stock, bonds, or other securities sold or offered for sale within District of Columbia, to control sale of same, to register persons selling stocks, bonds, or other securities, to provide punishment for fraudulent or unauthorized sale of same, to make uniform law in relation thereto, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Blaine. Mar. 10, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 412, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. How to order publications— See Information following Contents / -r. / 732 Mabch, 1932 Street-railroadg. Merger of street-railway corporations in District of Columbia, rfitjort to accompany S. J. lies. 13 [to authorize merger of street-railway corpo- rations operating in District of Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. Austin. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 24, 1932. 12 p. (S. rp. 475 [pt, 1], 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Street railway merger, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. J. Res. 13, to authorize merger of street railway corporations operating in District of Columbia, Feb. 2-19, 1932. 1932. iii-f 148 p. • Paper, 15c. Y 4.D C3/2 : St 8/9 Streets. Extension of improvements on west side of Georgia avenue [north of Princeton place] in District of Columbia ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Mar. 11, calendar day Mar. 12, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 422, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Weapons. Control of firearms sales, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 2751, to control possession, sale, transfer and use of pistols and other danger- ous weapons in District of Columbia, to provide penalties, to prescribe rules of evidence, and for other purposes, Feb. 26, 1932. 1932. iii-f 25 p. * Paper, 5c. Y4.D63/2:F51 EDUCATION AND LABOR COMMITTEE, SENATE l/ Labor and laboring classes. Kate of wages for laborers and mechanics em- ployed by contractors and subcontractors on public buildings, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 3847, to amend act approved Mar. 3, 1931, relat- ing to rate of wages for laborers and mechanics employed by contractors and subcontractors on public buildings. Mar. 17, 1932. 1932. iii-f44 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.Ed 8/3 : W 12/4 FINANCE COMMITTEE, SENATE Adjusted service certificates. Loans to veterans, rejgort to accompany S. 1251 [relating to making of loans to veterans upon their adjustetl-service certifi- cates] ; submitted by Mr. Barkley. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 29, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 488, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. .j/ Bimetallism. To establish bimetallic system of currency, hearing before sub- ^ committee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 2487, to establish bimetallic sys- tem of currency, employing gold and silver, to fix relative value of gold and silver, to provide for free coinage of silver as well as gold, and for other pur- poses, Feb. 6, 1932. 1932. pt. 1, iii+1-47 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.F 49 : B 51/pt. 1 Black, B. W. Dr. B. W. Black, [adverse] r eport to accompany S. 697 [to au- thorize reimbursement of B. W. Black for travel performed subsequent to June 7, 1924, under orders of Secretary of Treasury issued prior to that date] ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 7, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 394, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session, Mar. 1 and 21, 1932 ; no. 8 and 9. 1932. Each 43 p. 4° t Y 4.F 49 : 72/8, 9 Veterans' legislation, legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session. Mar. 1 and 21, 1932 ; no. 4 and 5. 1932. 27 p. and 29 p. 4° t Y 4.F 49 : 72-1/4, 5 Depositions in cases arising under sec. 19 of World War veterans' act [1924, as amended], repor t to accompany S. 929; submitted by ^Ir. Smoot. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 28, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 476, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa- per, 5c. •^ Oovernmcnt securities. Sale of foreign bonds or securities in United States, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, pursuant to S. lies. 19, authorizing Fi- nance Conmiittee of Senate to Investigate sale, flotation, and allocation by banks, banking Institutions, corporations, or individuals of foreign bonds or securities in United States, .Tan. 4 [-Feb. 10]. 1932. 1032. pts.''2^, [xi]-f 299-2179 p. 11. 2 tab. * Paper, pt. 2, ?1.15 ; * pt. 3. 35c. ; * pt.4, 20c. Y 4.F 49 : B 64/6/pt. 2rA Life insurance. To amend stiC. 19 of World War veterans' act, 1924, as amended [so as to extend time for filing suits on Insurance contracts, adver.se] rejwrt to accompany S. 1G75 ; sul)niitted l)y Mr. Wulsli of Ma.ssachusetts. Mar. 2, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 361, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. How to uriler i>ul>lIcn(lonN — St>t> Inforinnflon follotvliiic Conlonta Makch, 1932 733 lAfe insurance — Continued. To amend sec. 300 of World War veterans' act, 1924, as amended, [ad- verse] report to accompany S. 2190 [to amend sec. 300 of World War veterans' act, 1924, as amended, so as to permit naming of trust company or bank as beneficiary of life (converted) insurance for benefit of any or all persons now Included within permitted classes] ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 7, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 395, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Little, Paul. Paul Little, [adverse] repprt to accompany S. 1882 [for relief of Paul Little] ; submitted by Mr. George. Feb. 24, calendar day Mar. 1, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 357, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. McCartin, Peter C. Peter C. McCartin, [adverse] rgggrt to accompany S. 2373 [authorizing payment to Peter C. McCartin of allotments made to his children under veterans' act of 1924] ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts. Feb. 24, calendar day Mar. 1, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 356, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. McLamb, John B. John B. McLamb, [adverse] r eport to accompany S. 2568 [for relief of John B. McLamb] ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts. Feb. 24, calendar day Feb. 29, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 350, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e. Melville, John. John Melville, [adverse] r eport to accompany S. 2528 [to ex- tend benefits of World War veterans' act, 1924, as amended, to John Mel- ville] ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 7, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 396, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c, Parker, Frank B. Frank B. Parker, [adverse] report to accompany S. 2292 [for relief of Frank B. Parker] ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts. Feb. 24, calendar day Mar. 1, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp, 355, 72d Cong. 1st sess. * Paper, 5c. Sawyer, Stephen. Stephen Sawyer, [adverse] r eport to accompany S. 1883 [for relief of Stephen Sawyer] ; submitted by Mr. George. Feb. 24, calendar day Mar. 1, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 358, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Soldiers. Extending benefits of sec. 202 (10) of World War veterans' act, [adverse] report to accompany S. J. Res. 65 [extending benefits of sec. 202 (10) of World War veterans' act, so as to provide hospital treatment now authorized by sec. 202 (10) to all veterans honorably discharged from any term of service from any war, regardless of whether subsequent term of service terminated dishonorably] ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts, Mar. 2, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 362, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Spiropoulos, John. John Spiropoulos, [adverse] report to accompany S. 1885 [granting compensation to John Spiropoulos] ; s&omitted by Mr. George. Feb. 24, calendar day Mar. 1, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 359, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Tobacco. Purchase of tobacco for inmates of Veterans' Administration homes, r epor t to accompany S. 3886 [to authorize purchase of tobacco from funds heretofore or hereafter appropriated for "Veterans' Administration for in- mates in hospitals and homes] ; submitted by Mr. George. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 24, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 473, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. War risk insurance. Including dependent sisters within classes to be entitled to automatic insurance [under war risk insurance act, adverse] renort to accompany S. 2293; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts. Feb. 24, calendar day Feb. 29, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 348, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Whatley. Angus M. Angus M. Whatley, [adverse] ren^j-t to accompany S. 2567 [for relief of Angus M. Whatley] ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts. Feb. 24, calendar day Feb. 29, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 349, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c, FOEEIGN KELATIONS COMMITTEB, SENATE Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, Mar, 3, 1932 ; no. 5. 1932. 30 p. 4" t Y 4.F 76/2 : 72/5 HoTT to order publications — See Information foIIOTvingr Contents 734 Mabch, 1932 International Oeological CongrcMS, report to accompany S. J. Res. 82 [author- izing appropriati(»n for exi)ense8 of IGth session of International Geological Congress to be held in United States In 1933] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 30, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 490, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. IMHIGRATIOIf COMHITTEE, SENATE Musicians. For protection of musicians, report to accompany H. R. 8235 [to clarify application of contract labor provisions of immigration laws to in- strumental musicians] ; submitted by Mr. Ilatflekl, Mar. 11, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 419, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Naturalisation. Amendments to naturalization and immigration laws, report to accompany H. R. 0477 [to further amend naturalization laws, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. King. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 28, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 479, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. INDIAN AFFAIBS COMMITTEE, SENATE Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, Mar. 2 and 28. 1932 ; no. 4 and 5. 1932. 27 p. and 31 p. 4° J Y 4.1n 2/2 : 72/4. 5 Chippewa Indians. Authorizing extension of contracts for prosecution of suita filed by Chipi)ewa Indians of Minnesota against United States and now pend- ing In Court of Claims, report to accompany S. 2364 [to authorize Secretary of Interior to extend or renew contracts of employment of attorneys employed to repre.sent Chippewa Indians of Minnesota in litigation arising: in Court of Claims under act of May 14, 1926 (44 Stat. 555)] ; submitted by Mr. SchalL Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 3, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 371, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Coal. Segregated coal and asphalt deposits of Choctaw and Chickasaw Indian nations, report to accompany S. 3655 [to provide for leasing of segregated coal and asphalt deposits of Choctaw and Chickasaw Indian nations, in Okla- homa, and for extension of time within which purcha.sers of such deposits may complete payments] ; submitted by ]\Ir. Thomas of Oklahoma. Mar. 2. calendar day Mar. 3, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 370, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Flathead Indians. To amend act of Mar. 13, 1924 (43 Stat. L., 21), to permit Flathead, Kootenai, and Upper Pend D'Oreille tribes to file suit in Court of Claims, report to accompany S. 29S6; submitted by Mr. Wheeler. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 28, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 483, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) 'Paper, 5c. Indiana. Court of Claims to hear and determine claims of certain bands, na- tions, or tribes of Indians resier, 5c. Military supplies. Secret or confidential material, apparatus, or equipment for military or naval u.se, report to accompany S. 3173 [authorizing tlie Presi- dent to class as secret or confidential certain material, apparatus, or equip- ment lor military or naval use] ; submitted by Mr. Reed. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 4, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 389, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c. ly/ Pay, Army. Longevity pay of vrarrant oflicers. Array, hearing before subcom- mittee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 2192, to readjust pay of certain war- rant officers and retired enlisted men, Mar. 17, 1932. 1932. ii-i-16 p. * Paper, 5c. ' Y 4.M 59/2 : L 85 Bt. Johns Bluff military reservation. Termination of contract for sale and pur- chase of St. Johns Bluff military reservation, Fla. [entered into with A. T. Williams], report to accompany S. 3602; submitted by Mr. Fletcher. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 4, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 387, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE Calendars. T.«gislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session, Feb. 23-Mar. 28. 1932; no. 5-8. 1932. various paging, large 8" t Y 4. N 22/2 : 72/5-8 PENSIONS COMMIITEE, SENATE Pensions. Granting pensions and increase of pensions for certain soldiers and sailors of Regular Army and Navy and their dependents [and certain soldiers and sailors and their widows, etc., of wars] otlier than Civil War, report to accompany H. R. 9575 [substituted for H. R. 501 and otlier bills] ; submitted by Mr. Robinson of Indiana. Mar. 21, 1932. 93 p. (S. rp. 437, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c. Quartermaster Corps of Arm,y. To confer to certain persons benefits of hos- pitalization and privileges of soldiers' homes, report to accompany S. 1328 [to C(mfer to certain persons who served in Quarterma.ster Corps or under juris- diction of quartermaster general during War witli Spain, Philippine insur- rection, or Cliina Relief Expedition benefits of hospitalization and privileges of soldiers' homes] ; submitted by Mr. McGill. Mar. 14, calendar day Mar. 16, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 429, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. POST OFFICES AND POST ROADS COMMITTEE. SENATE Calendars. Legislative calendar, calendar of bills, resolutions, and reports referred to Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads for its consideration and action thereon. Mar. 29, 1932; no. 3, 72d Ongress, 1st session. 1932. 15 p. 4° t Y 4.P 84/2 : 72/3 Roads. Emergency highway construction, report to accompany II. R. 9642 [to authorize supplemental ai»propria(ioiis f«)r emergency highway construction, with view to increasing employment] ; tubmitted by Mr. Hayden. Mar. 2, 1932. 8 p. (S. rp. 363, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. PRIAILEOBS AND ELECTIONS OOMMITTEB, SENATE ^ Contested elections. Senator from North Carolina, hearing, 72d Conpress, 1st session, i)ur.suant to S. Ros. CO, to hear and determine contest of George M. Prilchard airainst Joslnh W. Railey for seat in Senate from North Carolina, Jan. 16. 1932. 1932. pt. 1, ii+1^8 p. • Paper, 10c. Y 4.P 93/6 : N 81c/pt. 1 How to order pabllcatlonM— See informatloii followlnar Contents Mabch, 1932 739 , PTJBLIO BTTILDINGe AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE, SENATE Abilene, Tex. Extending limit of time within which Parramore Post No. 57, American Legion, may construct its memorial building [at Abilene, Tex.], and correcting street location, report to accompany H. R. 4515 ; submitted by Mr. Keyes. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 29, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 487, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Eihbhiff, Minn. Amending public building act, report to accompany H. R. 375 [amending public building act approved Mar. 4, 1931, authorizing acquisition of building sites and construction of public buildings at Hibbing, Minn., and other places] ; submitted by Mr. Keyes. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 4, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 384, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Jackson, Miss. Acquisition of site and construction of building in Jackson, Miss., report to accompany H. R. 6739 [to amend authorization contained in act approved Mar. 4, 1929, for acquisition of site and construction of building in Jackson, Miss.] ; submitted by Mr. Keyes. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 4, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 385, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Plattsiurg, N. Y. To authorize Secretary of Treasury to negotiate and to entei into agreement regarding south boundary of post-office site at Plattsbui'g, N. Y., report to accompany H. R. 7899; submitted by Mr. Keyes. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 4, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 386, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Ponca City, Okla. Relating to construction of Federal building at Ponca City, Okla., report to accompany S. 3086 ; submitted by Mr. Keyes. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 4, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 383, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. PUBLIC LANDS AND SUKVET8 COMMITTEE, SENATE American conservation week, report to accompany S. Con. Res. 6 [favoring desig- nation and appropriate observance of American conservation week] ; submit- ted by Mr. Wagner. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 7, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 393, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Arizona. Confirmation of selection of lands by Arizona for benefit of University of Arizona [said lands being embraced within Fort Lowell abandoned mili- tary reservation], report to accompany S. 2428; submitted by Mr. Ashurst. Mar. 2, calendar dayTlar. 3, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 366, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c . Belsvig, Mrs. Mathie. Mathie Belsvig, report to accompany S. 2259 [for relief of Mathie Belsvig] ; submitted by Mr, Walsh of Montana. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 24, 1932. 2 p. ( S. rp. 459, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session, Mar. 1-22, 1932; no. 5-7. 1932. Each 31 p. or 35 p. 4° t Y 4.P 96/1 : 72/5-7 Coeur d'Alene National Forest. Inclusion of lands in Coeur d'Alene and St. Joe national forests, Idaho, r eport to accompany S. 3639 ; submitted by Mr. Nye. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 24, 1932. 2 p. ( S. rp. 469, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Colorado. Granting lands to Colorado for benefit of Colorado School of Mines, report to accompany H, R. 231 ; submitted by Mr. Nye. Mar. 23, calendar dayllar. 24, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 471, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Colville Reservation. Homesteaders on diminished Colville Indian Reservation, Wash., r epor t to accompany S. 2983 [for relief of homesteaders on diminished Colville Indian Reservation, Wash.] ; submitted by Mr. Nye. Mar. 23, calen- dar day Mar. 24, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 466, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Fairchild, Seymour. Relief of Melissa Isabel Fairchild [widow of Seymour Fairchild], repo rt to accompany H. R. 4390; submitted by Mr. Nye. Mar. 23, calendar dayMar. 24, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 472, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa- per, 5c. Fallon, Nev. Conveyance of lands to Fallon, Nov., repg rt to accompany S. 3154 ; submitted by Mr. Oddie. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 8, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 400, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. HoTv to order publlcatlons-^See Information folloirlngr Contents 740 March, 1932 Eoicard, Cassis E. Issuance to Cassle E. Howard of patent for lands, r epor t to accompany S. 1044 ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Montana. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 24, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 450, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Idaho National Forest. Adding lands to Idaho National Forest, Idaho, report to accompany S. 37S4 ; submitted by Mr. Nye. Mar. 23, calendar day Man24, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 470, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Land offices. EstJibli-shing additional laud offices in Montana, Oregon, South Dakota, Idaho, New Mexico, Colorado, and Nevada [and in Utah and Wyo- ming], roaort to accompany S. 1039; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Montana. Mar. 23, calendar day M.ir. 24, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 458, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Lincoln County, Mont. Conveyance of land [within Kootenai National Forest] to school district no. 15, Lincoln County, Mont., r epo rt to accompany S. 2395; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Montana. Mar. 23, caTendar day Mar. 24, 1932. 2 p. ( S. rp. 457, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Mexican land grants in California, report pursuant to S. Res, 291, 70th Con- gress [to investigate charges of illegal delivery to private interests of lands ceded to United States by Government of Mexico] ; submitted by Mr. Brat- ton. Mar. 14, 1932. 8 p. (S. rp. 426, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print.] * Paper, 5c. Militia Target Range Reservation. Authorizing Secretary of War to secure title to certain private lands contiguous to and within Militia Target Range Reservation, Utah, r eport to accompany S. 3342; submitted by Mr. Smoot, Mar. 2, calendar day M^r. 7, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 392, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Mineral lands. Vacating withdrawals of public lands under reclamation law, with reservation of rijihts, ways, and easements [so that such lands may be made subject to location, entry, and patent under general mining laws), r epor t to accompany S. 3371 ; submitted by Mr. Nye. Mar. 23, calendar day Iklar. 24, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 467, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Mount McKinlcy National Park. Revising boundary of Mount McKinley Na- tional Park, Ala.ska, r Qpor t to accompany H. R. 6485 : submitted by Mr. Nye. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 3, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 379, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. New Mexico. Issuance of patents to lands in New Mexico, r epor t to accom- pany S. 1624 [for issuance of patents upon certain conditions to lands and accretions thereto determined to be within New Mexico in accordance with decree of Supreme Court of United States entered Apr. 9, 1928] ; submitted by Mr. Bratton. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 28, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 478, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Public lands for use of Eastern New Mexico Normal School, repo rt to accompany S. 1590 [granting public lands to New Mexico for use and benefit of Eastern New Mexico Normal School] ; submitted by Mr. Bratton. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 3, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 381, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa- per, 5c. Provo, Utah. Sale of public lands to Provo, Utah [for protection of water- shed], report to accompany S. 081; submitted by Mr. Smoot. Mar. 2, calen- dar day Mar. 7, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 399, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Sanchez, Francis R. Confirming claim of Francis R. Sanchez, report to accom- pany S. 3592; submitted by Mr. Nye. Mar. 23. calendar day Mar. 24, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 408, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. School lands. Title to lands granted in aid of schools, repor t to accompany S. 3570 [to amend act confirming in States and TerriToWes title to laud granted by United States in aid of common or public schools]*; submitted* by Mr. Bratton. Mar. 11, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 420, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Sheaman, Joseph F. Issuance of unrestricted patent to Joseph F. Shi-aman, reijprt to accompany S. 2754 ; submitted by Mr. Kendrick. Mar. 2, calendar ctayMar. 3, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 307, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paiier, 5c. Hovr to order uubllcatlons — Sec informntlon foIIoM'lnar Contents March, 1932 741 Sulphur. Amending act of Apr. 17, 1926, promoting production of sulpliur upon public domain in Louisiana, so as to include New Mexico, r t^por t to accom- pany S. 3276 ; submitted by Mr. Cutting. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 7, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 397, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c, Waterton-Olacier International Peace Park. Establishment of Waterton- Glacier International Peace Park, r£pq rt to accompany H. R. 4752; sub- mitted by Mr. Walsh of Montana. Mar. 23 calendar day Mar. 24, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 460, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [This park will be formed by the adjoining areas now known as Glacier National Park in Montana and Waterton Lakes National Park in Canada.] * Paper, 5c. Wyoming. Amending sec. 5 of act approved July 10, 1890 (28 [26] Stat. 664 [222]), relating to admission into Union of Wyoming [relative to leasing of school lands granted to said State], report to accompany S. 3475; submitted by Mr. Carey. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 3, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 368, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. TERRITORIES AND INSULAR AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE Philippine Islands. Independence for Philippine Islands, hearings, 72d Con- gress, 1st session, on S. 3377, to enable the people of Philippine Islands to adopt constitution and form government for Philippine Islands, to provide for independence of same, and for other purposes, Feb. 11 and 13, 1932. 1932. 111+187+471 p. 11. [Includes hearings before Committee on Insular Affairs, House, on H. R. 7233, to provide for independence of Philippine Islands, Jan. 22-Feb. 12, 1932.] * Paper, 30c. Y 4.T 27/2 : P 53/8 Philippine independence, r epor t to accompany S. 3377 [to enable the people of I'hilippine Islands to adopt constitution and form government for Philippine Islands, to provide for independence of same, and for other pur- poses] ; submitted by Mr. Hawes and Mr. Cutting. Feb. 24, calendar day Mar. 1, 1932. 12 p. (S. rp. 354, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26282 WILD LIFE RESOURCES, SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON CONSERVATION OF, SENATE Bears. Brown bear of Alaska, hearing, on protection and preservation of brown and grizzly bears of Alaska, Jan. 18, 1932, [72d Congress, 1st session]. 1932. iii+108 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.W 64 : Al 1 USELESS EXECUTIVE PAPERS, JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE ON DISPOSITION OF Interior Department. Disposition of useless papers in Department of Interior, report; submitted by Mr. Green. Mar. 30, 1932. 9 p. (H. rp. 937, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. WASHINGTON, GEORGE, COMMISSION FOR CELEBRATION OF 200TH ANNIVERSARY OF BIRTH OF Atlas. George Washington atlas, collection of 85 maps, including 28 made by George Washington, 7 used and annotated by him, 8 made at his direction, or for his use, or otherwise associated with him, and 42 new maps concerning his activities in peace and war and his place in history ; edited by Lawrence Martin. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Wash- ington, D. C, 1932. [58] p. il. large 4° [Maps on inside of front and back covers.] * Cloth, $2.00. L. C. card Map 32-1 Y 3.W 27/2 : 2 At 6 Contests. Organization and regulations of declamatory, essay, and oratorical contests of George Washington Bicentennial Commission. [3d edition.] United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [Feb. 9, 1932]. 16 p. il. f° f L. C. card 32-26409 Y 3.W 27/2 : 2 D 35/2/3d ed. Selections relating to George Washington for declamatory contests in elementary schools. United States George Washington Bicentennial Com- mission, Washington, D. C. [Feb. 8, 1932]. 16 p. il. f" f L. C. card 32-26410 Y 3.W 27/2 : 2 D 35 Ho-vr to order publications — See information following Contents 742 Mabch, 1932 Exhibits. George Washington Bicentennial Historical Loan Exhibition of por- traits of George Washington and liis associates, also collection of Washlngton- lana at Corcoran Gallerj' of Art, Washington, D. C, Mar, 5 througli Nov. 24, 1932. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washing- ton, D. C. [Mar. 3, 1932]. 64 p. 1 pi. 2 por. t L. C. card 32-26411 Y 3.W 27/2 : 2 P 83 Flags of American liberty, 1732-1932 [description and illustrations]. C. 8. Hammond & Co., Inc., New Yorl<, 1931. 22X30.1 in. [Explanatory text re- garding flag entitled Star spangled banner has been pasted on publication.] f L. C. card 31-28763 Y 3.W 27/2 : 10 F 59 Music. Father of the land we love, written for the American people by George M. Cohan, to commemorate 200th anniversary of birth of George Washington ; painting [of George Washington on title-page] contributed by James Mont- gomery Flagg. [United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C, 1931.] 6 p. il. ft Y 3.W 27/2 : 2 F 28 Music from days of George Washington : Album of military marches. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [1931] . 8 p. il. r t Y 3.W 27/2 : 2 M 97/3 Same : [Collection of patriotic and military tunes, piano and dance music, songs and operatic airs] collected and provided witli introduction by Carl Engel, music edited by W. Oliver Strunk ; with preface by Sol Bloom. [2d edition.] United States George Wasliington Bicentennial Commission, Wash- ington, D. C. [Jan. 28, 1932]. ix-i-62 p. 11. f° [Text and imprint date on back cover.] f Y 3.W 27/2 : 2 M 97/2/2d ed. Same : Dance music ; by Alexander Reinagle and Pierre Landrin Duport. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [1931]. 6-f [2] p. 11. f° t Y 3.W 27/2 : M 97/4 Same : The toast to General W^ashington ; by Francis Hopkinson. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [1931]. 4 p. il. f° t Y 3.W 27/2 : 2 M 97/5 Music of George Washington's time; [by John Tasker Howard]. [3d edition.] United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Wash- ington, D. C. [Feb. 25, 1932]. 34+ [2] p. il. f t L. C. card 32-26412 Y 3.W 27/2 : 2 M 97/6/3d ed. Pageants and plays. Blue goblet (a play in one act), a George Washington play written for Bicentennial Celebration in 1932; by James K. Knudson. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, W^ashington, D. C. [Oct. 31, 1931]. 42+ [2] p. t L. C. card 31-28764 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 B 62 Boys' George Washington, a George Washington pageant; by M. Eliza- beth Salois. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [Nov. 30, 1931]. 16 p. [Illustration on front cover.] t L. C. card 31-28765 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 B 71 Building a nation (a play in one act), a George Washington play writ- ten for Bicentennial Celebration in 1932; by R. B. Lawrence. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [Nov. 7, 1931]. 18+ [2] p. t L, C. card 31-28766 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 B 86 Crisis at Yorktown (a play in one act), a George Washington play writ- ten for Bicentennial Celebration in 1932; by R. B. Lawrence. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [1931]. 26+ [2] p. t L. C. card 31-28767 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 Y 8A The dominant force (a play In one act), a George Washington play writ- ten for Bicentennial Celebration In 1932 ; by R. B. Lawrence. United States George Wasliingtou Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [1931]. 24 p. t L. C. card 31-28768 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 D 71 How to order pnbllcntlonii — See Information following Contenta Mabch, 1932 743 Pageants aiid plays — Continued. Father of his country, a George Washington pageant; by Esther C. and Lawrence A. Averill. United States George Washington Bicentennial Com- mission, Washington, D. C. [1931]. 32 p. [Illustration on front cover.] t L. C. card 31-28769 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 F 26 From picture boolc towne, a George Washington pageant-play for chil- dren ; by Olive M. Price. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [Nov. 18, 1931]. [2]-|-10 p. [Illustration on front cover.] f L. C. card 31-28770 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 P 58 George Washington play and pageant costume book [with list of authori- ties consulted]. [2d edition.] United States George Washington Bicenten- nial Commission, Washington, D. C. [Feb. 3, 1932]. 24 p. il. f [Text and imprint date on back cover.] t L. C. card 32-26413 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 P 69/2d ed. Contents. — Pt. 1, Costume in time of George Washington. — Pt. 2, Military uniforms and stage properties. Happiness day (a play in one act), a George Washington play written for Bicentennial Celebration in 1932; by R. B. Lawrence. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [Oct. SX 1931]. 12+ [4] p. il. t L. C. card 31-28771 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 H 21 How to produce a pageant in honor of George Washington [with bibliog- raphy], written for Bicentennial Celebration in 1932; by Esther Willard Bates. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Wash- ington, D. C. [Dec. 15, 1931]. 30 p. [Illustration on front cover.] t L. C. card 31-28772 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 P 14/3 I follow Washington (a play in one act), a George Washington play written for Bicentennial Celebration in 1932; by R. B. Lawrence, United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [Oct. 31, 1931]. 22+ [2] p. t L. C. card 31-28773 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 1 1 Indian's prophecy (a play in one act), a George Washington play written for Bicentennial Celebration in 1932 ; by R. B. Lawrence. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [Oct. 31, 1931]. 14+ [2] p. t L. C. card 31-28774 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 In 2 Living pages from Washington's diary, a candle-time reverie, a George Washington pageant; by Kathleen Read Coontz. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [Nov. 30, 1931]. 32 p. il. [Another illustration on front cover.] t L. C. card 31-28775 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 L 76 Lure of the sea (a play in one act), a George Washington play written for Bicentennial Celebration in 1932; by R. B. Lawrence. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [Oct. 31, 1931]. 16 p. t L. C. card 31-28776 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 L 97 Many waters, a George Washington pageant, by Marietta Minnigerode Andrews ; with music arrangement by Lyman McCrary. United States George "v^^ashinjrton Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [1931]. 36 p. [Illustration on front cover.] t L. C. card 31-28777 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 M 31 Matching wits (a play in one act), a George Washington plav wTitten for Bicentennial Celebration in 1932; by R. B. Lawrence. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [Oct. 31. 1931]. 22+[2]p. il. t L. C. card 31-28778 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 M 41 Bow to order publications — See information foIIOTVlns Contents 744 Maech, 1932 Pageants and plays — Continued. Mother and son (a play in one act), a George Washington play written for Bicentennial Celebration in 1932; by K. ii. Lawrence. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [Oct. 31. 1931]. 14 + [2] p. t L. C. card 31-28779 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 M 85 Pageants and plays depicting life of George Washington and his time for Nation-wide celebration in 1932, 200th anniversary of birth of George Wasli- iiigton, fur educational, patriotic, religious, social, civic, fraternal, and dra- matic organizations. United States George Washington Bicentennial Com- mission, Washington, D. C. [1932]. IG d. f° t L. C. card 32-26414 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 P 14/2 Redbud tree, a George Washington pageant-play for children; by Olive M. Price. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commis.sion, Wash- ington, D. C. [Nov. 18, 1931]. [2] +18 p. [Illustration on front cover.] t L. C. card 31-28780 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 It 24 That is my answer (a play in one act), a George Washington play written for Bicentennial Celebration in 1932; by R. B. Lawrence. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [Oct. 31, 1931]. 18+ [2] p. t L. C. card 31-28781 Y 3. W 27/2 : 12 T 32 View from the window, a George Washington play (in 3 scenes) written for Bicentennial Celebration in 1932; by Kathleen Read Coontz. United States George Washington Bicenteunijil Commission, Washington, D. C. [1931]. 20 p. t L. C. card 31-28782 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 V 67 Vindicated (a play in one act), a George Washington play written for Bicentennial Celebration in 1932 ; by R. B. Lawrence. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [Oct. 31, 1931]. 20 p. t L. C. card 31-28783 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 V 74 Washington danced (a play in one act), a George Washington play written for Bicentennial Celebration in 1932 ; by France Goldwater. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, AVashington, D. C. [Nov. 7, 1931]. 16 p. t L. C. card 31-28784 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 W 27/2 Washington goes in (a play in one act), a George Washington play written for Bicentennial Celebration in 1932 ; by R. B. Lawrence. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [1931]. 18+ [2] p. il. t L. C. card 31-28785 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 W 27/3 Washington returns, a pageant in 4 episodes and 8 scenes, adaptable to cast of 100 to 500 students of primary and grammar grades and high schools; by Kathleen Read Coontz. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [Oct. 20, 1931]. 78 + [2] p. il. [Another illustration on front cover.] t L. C. card 31-28786 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 W 27/4 Washington takes the risk (a play in one act), a George Wasliington play written for Bicentennial Celebration in 1032 ; by R. B. Lawrence. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [Oct. 31. 1031]. 20 p. t L. C. card 31-28787 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 W 27/5 The Washingtons at home (a play in one act), a George Washington play written for Bicentennial Celebration in 1932; by Dwight Marfield. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Wasliington, D. C. [1931]. 12 p. t L. C. card 32-2325 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 W 27/1 How to ortlor pabllcntiona— See Inforinntlon foHotvIiiK Contents Mabch, 1932 745 Pageants and plays — Continued. Who's who in February and Through the calendar to Mount Vernon, George Washington pageant-plays for children; by Edna M. Dubois. [2d edition.] United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Wash- ington. D. C. [Feb. 4, 1932]. 24 p. [Illustration on front cover.] t L. C. card 32-26415 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 W 62/2d ed. A youth of the frontier (a play in one act), a George Washington play written for Bicentennial Celebration in 1932; by R. B. Lawrence. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [Oct. 31, 1931.] 20 p. t L. C. card 31-28788 Y 3.W 27/2 : 12 Y 8/2 Posters. [George Washington as a mason; poster.] n. p. [1932]. 45.8 X 32 in. [Illustrator, Hattie E. Burdette.] t Y 3.W 27/2 : 10 W 27/2 [George Washington, reproduction of photograph of clay portrait bust bv Houdon, now at Mount Vernon; poster.] n. p. [1932]. 29.9 X 24.8 in. [Photograph by Jafle.] t Y 3.W 27/2 : 10 W 27/3 [George Washington, Uncle Sam, and an American boy ; poster.] n. p. [1932]. 29.9 X 24.8 in. [Illustrator, Hy. Hintermeister.] t Y 3.W 27/2 : 10 W 27/4 Read about George Washington, the explorer, soldier, President, states- man, farmer, engineer, know him, ask for books at your library; [poster], n. p. [1932]. 22.1 X 14.1 in. t Y 3.W 27/2 : 10 W 27/5 Programs. George Washington activities for 4-H clubs, pamphlet for 200th anniversary celebration of birth of George Washington. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [Oct. 25, 1931]. 72 p. il. [Includes Selected list of publications of George Washing- ton Bicentennial Commission.] t L. C. card 31-28789 Y 3 W 27/2 : 2F 82 Programs and papers portraying personality, character, and achieve- ments of George Washington. [2d edition.] United States George Wash- ington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [Jan. 28, 1932]. [6] +58 p. il. f° [These Programs, numbered from 1 to 12, were previously issued separately.] t L. C. card 32-26416 Y 3.W 27/2 : 9/l-12/2d ed. Contents. — [1] Family relationships of George Washington. — [2] Homes of George Washington. — [3] Youth and manhood of George Washington. — [41 Mother of George Washington. — [5] George Washington, the man of sentiment.— [61 George Washing- ton, the man of action in military and civil life. — [71 George Washington, the Chris- tian. — [8] George Washington, the leader of men. — [9] Social life of George Washing- ton. — [10] George Washington, the builder of the Nation. — [11] George Washington, the President (1789-97). — [12] Home making of George and Martha Washington. Suggested programs for Nation-wide celebration of 200th anniversary of birth of George Washington, Feb. 22nd through Thanksgiving day, 1932. [4th edition.] United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Wash- ington, D. C. [Feb. 1, 1932]. 12 p. f° t L. C. card 32-26417 Y 3.W 27/2 : 2P 94/4/4th ed. Sermons on George Washington, prepared at request of this commission by well known ministers of various denominations in different sections of United States. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [Jan. 28, 1932]. iv+44 p. il. T t L. C. card 32-26418 Y 3.W 27/2 : 2 Se 6 Suggestions for merchants and department store cooperation in Nation-wide celebration of 200th anniversary of birth of George Washington, Feb. 22 to Thanksgiving day, 1932. United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washington, D. C. [Nov. 2, 1931]. 20 p. narrow 8° t L. C. card 31-28790 Y 3.W 27/2 : 2 M 53 HoTV to order pnblicatlons-^See Informatloii follo'wliis Contents 112067— 32— No. 447 6 746 Mabch, 1932 Washington, George. Character of "Washington, speech by Daniel Webster at a public dinner on 22d of February, 1832, in honor of 100th birthday of George Washington ; reprinted for George Washington Bicentennial Celebration, 1932. [2d edition.] United States George Washington Bicentennial Com- mission, Washington, D. C. [Feb. 5, 1932]. 15 p. t L. C. card 32-2G419 Y 3.W 27/2 : 2C 37/2d ed. George Washington, year by year, dates of important events relating to George Washington, 1183-1799; edited by Albert Bushnell Hart. [Gth edi- tion.] United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, Washing- ton, D. C. [Jan. 28, 1932]. 16 p. t L. C. card 32-26420 Y 3.W 27/2 : 2 D 26/6th ed. United States Government George Washington Bicentennial Commission clip sheet, special educational issue no. 3. Washington, D. C. 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Before Interstate Commerce Commission, finance docket no. 3629, in matter of excess income of Bauxite & Northern Railway Company; brief in support of tentative recapture report. [1932.] cover-title, ii-f47 p. % IC 1.13/2 : In 2/81 Brakes. Decisions under safety appliance acts, in circuit court of appeals, 9th circuit, no. 6486, United States v. Northern Pacific Railway Company, appeal from district court for western district of Washington, southern division [opinion of court; decided] Dec. IS, 1931. [1932.] 3 p. t IC 1 saf. 7 : N 81/5 Decisions. Decisions of Interstate Commerce Commission, Mar.-Apr. 1931. 1931. xxxix+947 p. (Interstate Commerce Commission reports, v. 173.) [Contains also decision of May 5, 1931.] * Cloth, $2.50. L. C. card 8-30656 IC 1.6/1 : 173 See also, below, center heads beginning Decisions. Fuel for locomotives (charged to operating expenses), class 1 steam railways in United States, compiled from 145 reports representing 155 steam railways, switching and terminal companies not included, Jan. 1932 and 1931; [pre- pared in] Bureau of Statistics. Jan. 1932. 1 p. oblong large 8° (Statement M-230.) [Subject to revision.] t IC 1 ste. 30 : 932/1 Live Oak, Perry and Oulf Railroad. Before Interstate Commerce Commission, excess income of Live Oak, Perry & Gulf R. R. Co., finance docket 3S0S ; excess income of Atlantic Coast Line R. R. Co., finance docket 3021 : brief. [1932.] cover-title, ii-f 53 p. t IC 1.13/2 : In 2/82 Opinions. See, above, Decisions — below, center head beginning Decisions. Piedmont and Northern Railway. No. 064, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, Piedmont & Northern Railway Company v. Interstate Commerce Commission, Southern Railway Company et al, ; memorandum of Interstate Commerce Commission in re petition for writ of certiorari. [1932.] cover-title, 1 p. t IC 1.13/1 : P 595/4 Railroad employees. Wage statistics, class 1 steam railways in United States [including 17 .switching and terminal companies] Dec. 1931 ; [prepared In] Bureau of Statistics. 1932. 4 p. il. oblong large 8° ([Statement M-300.] ) t L. C. card A 29-382 IC 1 ste. 25 : 931/12 Same 12 months ended with Dec. 1931; [prepared in] Bureau of Statis- tics. 1932. 4 p. (jblong large 8" (Statement M-300.) t 10 1 ste. 25 : 931/1-12 Hofv to order pabllcutlona — See Information tolloivlnar Content* Maech, 1932 755 Railroads. Freight and passenger service operating statistics of class 1 steam railways in United States, compiled from 145 reports of freight service statis- tics representing 155 railways and from 141 reports of passenger service statistics representing 151 railways (switching and terminal companies not included), Jan. 1932 and 1931; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Jan. 1932. 1 p. oblong large 8" (Statement M-210,) [Subject to revision.] t L. C. card A 29-379 IC 1 ste. 21 : 932/1 Graphical supplement to monthly reports : Coal and oil consumed by steam locomotives, class 1 railways, 1920-30 [etc. ; prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. 1932. 1 p. il. oblong large 8" ( Series 1932, no. 3. ) t IC 1 ste. 33 : 932/3 Operating revenues and operating expenses of class 1 steam railways in United States, compiled from monthly reports of revenues and expenses for 169 steam railways, including 17 switching and terminal companies, Jan. 1932 and 1931; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Jan. 1932. 1 p. il. oblong large 8° (Statement M-100.) [Subject to revision.] t L. C. card A 28-2266 IC 1 ste. 19 : 932/1 Operating revenues and operating expenses of large steam railways, se- lected items for roads with annual operating revenues above $25,000,000, Jan. 1932 and 1931 ; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Jan. 1932. [2] p. oblong large 8° (Statement M-150.) [Subject to revision.] t L. C. card A 29-378 IC 1 ste. 20 : 932A Operating statistics of large steam railways, selected items for Jan. 1932, compared with Jan. 1931. for roads with annual operating revenues above $25,000,000; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Jan. 1932. [2] p. oblong large 8" (Statement M-200.) [Subject to revision.] t L. C. card A 20-380 IC 1 ste. 22 : 932/1 Revenue traflSc statistics of class 1 steam railways in United States, including mixed-train service, compiled from 147 reports representing 158 steam railways, switching and terminal companies not included, Dec. 1931 and 1930 [and] 12 months ended with Dec. 1931 and 1930; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Dec. 1931, [published] 1932. 1 p. oblong large 8° (Statement M-220.) [Subject to revision.] t L. C. card A 29-381 IC 1 ste. 24 : 931/12 Sugar Land Railioay. Before Interstate Commerce Commission, finance docket no. 3939, in matter of excess income of Sugar Land Railway Company ; bu- reaus' brief. [1932.] cover-title, ii+45 p. t IC 1.13/2 : In 2/83 Traffic decisions. See, above, Decisions, v. 173 — below, center head Decisions {Traffic). Decisions {Traffic) NoTK. — The following decisions or opinions issued in separate form are from the Interstate Connnerce Commission reports. See also subhead Decisions on p. 754. Acids. Investigation and suspension docket no. 3640, minimum weight on acids from Bartlesville, Okla., and other southwestern points to interstate destina- tions; [decided Dec. 24, 1931]. 1932. [l]-f34r^6+[l] p. ([Opinion] 17419.) [From V. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6Aa : 17419 Asphalt. No. 24299, Hogan Construction Company v. Illinois Central Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 21, 1931]. 1932. [1] +62-64 p. ([Opinion] 17421.) [From V. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17421 Automohiles. No. 22177, International Motor Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec. 28, 1931. [1932.] p. 89-95. ([Opinion] 17428.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17428 No. 24056, Savannah TraflSc Bureau, Incorporated, for and in behalf of Chatham Motor Company et al. v. Merchants & Miners Transportation Com- pany et al.; decided Dec. 30, 1931. [1932.] p. 149-151. ([Opinion] 17442.) [From V. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17442 HoTV to order publications—- See information following; Contents 756 Mabch, 1932 Automobiles — Continued. No. 24361, William A. Estaver Company, Incorporated, et al. v. Mercliauts & Miners Transportation Company; decided Dec. 30, 1931. [1932.] p. 147- 149. ([Opinion] 17441.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17441 Bananas. No. 2395G, Caruso, Rinella, Battaglia Company, Incorporated, v. New York Central Kailroad Company et al. ; decided Dec. 11, 1931. [1932.] p. 689-694. ([Opinion] 17393.) [From v. 179.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1 .6/la : 17393 Bricks. Investigation and su.spension docket no. 3482, brick, enameled or glazed, other than salt glazed, in carloads, from, to, and between points in southern territory ; decided Dec. 9, 1931. [1932.] 509-570+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 17373.) [From V. 179.] * Paper, 5c. IC l.G/la : 17373 Broom-corn. No. 23456, Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce v. Atchison, TojJeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec. 28, 1931. [1932.] 105- 112+[1] p. ([Opinion] 17431.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17431 Calcimine. No. 24213, Salt Lake Glas.s & Paint Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al.; [decided Dec. 15, 1931]. 1932. [1]+G54- 657 p. ([Opinion] 17387.) [From v. 179.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17387 Carbon black. No. 24134, Southern Carbon Company v. Akron, Canton & Yovmgstown Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec. 17, 1931. [1932.] p. 721- 723. ([Opinion] 17401.) [From v. 179.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17401 Cattle. No. 21564, Shaw Brothers et al. v. Apache Railway Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 16, 1931]. 1932. [1] +734-738 p. ( [Opinion] 17404.) [From V. 179.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17404 China-clay. No. 24073, Western Shade Cloth Company x\ Chicago & North Western Railway Company; [decided Jan. 5, 1032]. 1932. [1] +226-228 p. ([Opinion] 17459.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17459 Chlorin. No. 22607, Mathieson Alkali W^orks, Incorporated, v. Ahnapee & West- ern Railway Company et al. ; decided Dee. 1, 1931. [1932.] 667-668+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 17390.) [From v. 179.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.0/la : 17390 Citrus fi-uit. No. 16939, Railroad Commissioners of Florida v. Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad Company et al. ; decided Jan. 5. 1932. [1932.] p. 251, [1]. ([Opinion] 17461.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, oc. IC 1.6/la : 17461 Cotton-bale covering. No. 21454, Otis Gin & Warehouse Company et al. v. Alabama & Vicksburg Railway Company et al. ; [decided Nov. 21, 1931]. 1932. [1] +496-498 p. ([Opinion] 173G2.) [From v. 179.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17362 Cotton goods. No. 23895, Smith Brothers Manufacturing Company r. Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad Company et al. ; decided Dec. 29, 1931. [1932.1 p. 137- 140. ([Opinion] 17439.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17439 Demurrage. Investigation and suspension docket no. 3344, notice to consignors or owners of carload freight refused or unclaimed at destination ; decided Dec. 16, 1031. [1932.] 739-753+ [1] p. ( [Opinion] 17405.) [From v. 179.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17405 Dynamite. No. 23079, Apache Powder Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec, 7, 1931. [1932.] p. 727-733. ([Opinion] 17403.) [From v. 179.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17403 Explosives. No. 23840, Illinois Powder Manufacturing Company r. Alton & Eastern Railroad Company ct al. ; decided Deo. 14, 1031. [1932.] 627- 631+ii p. ([Opinion] 17382.) [From v. 179.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17382 Fire-brick. No. 23704. Illinois Clay Products Company v. Elgin, Joliet & East- ern Railway Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 28, 11)31]. 1932. [11+96-98+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 17429.) [From v. 181.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17429 Freight-cars. No. 24271, Federal Enameling & Stamping Company r. Pittsburgh, Cliartiers & Youghiogheny Railway Company; [decided Dec. 28, 1031]. 1932. [11+128-130 p. ([Opinion] 17436.) [From v. 181.] ♦Paper, 5c. IC 1.0/la : 17436 How to order pabllcntlonM — Sec Information folloirlnv Contents Makch, 1932 757 Freight rates. No. 20767, Standard Fire Brick Company v. Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec. 7, 1931. [1932.] p. 663-666. ([Opinion] 17389.) [From v. 179.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17389 No. 23276, Oakland Chamber of Commerce v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec, 24, 1931. [1932.] p. 117-121. ([Opinion] 17433.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17433 Fruit. No. 23209, Hancock Fruit Company et al. v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec. 14, 1931. [1932.] p. 621-626. ( [Opinion] 17381.) [From v. 179.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17381 Fuel-oil. No. 23952, Hall Garage Company v. Chicago & North Western Rail- way Company et al. ; decided Dec. 30, 1931. [1932.] p. 155-161. ( [Opinion] 17444.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5e. IC 1.6/la : 17444 No. 24071, Oil Heat, Incorporated, et al. v. Canton Railroad Company et al. ; decided Dec. 28, 1931. [1932.] p. 113-116. ([Opinion] 17432.) [From V. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17432 No. 24081, Danville Oil Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 19, 1931]. 1932. [1] +12-16 p. ([Opinion] 17416.) [From V. 181.] * Paper, gc. IC 1.6/la : 17416 Glauber's salt. No. 23981, North Carolina Hosiery Manufacturers' Traffic As- sociation V. Boston & Maine Railroad et al. ; decided Dec. 17, 1931. [1932.] p. 717-720. ([Opinion] 17400.) [From v. 179.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17400 Orapefruit. No. 24251, Gentile Brothers Company v. Seaboard Air Line Rail- way Company et al. ; decided Dec. 28, 1931. [1932.] p. 12&-127. ([Opinion] 17435.) [From V. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17435 Iron. No. 16451, Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; [decided Jan. 5, 1932]. 1932. [l]+252- 258 p. ( [Opinion] 17462.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17462 Lumber. No. 21694, S. J. Peabody Lumber Company v. Pennsylvania Railroad Company et al. ; decided Dec. 30, 1931. [1932.] p. 135-136. ([Opinion] 17438.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17438 No. 23913, Tilghnian Lumber Corporation v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company et al. ; decided Dec. 23, 1931. [1932.] p. 75-81. ([Opinion] 17425.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17425 No. 24070, Klamath Moulding Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec. 23, 1931. [1932.] p. 71-74. ([Opinion] 17424.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17424 No. 24218, Yellow Pine Company of Florida, Incoriwrated. v. Florida East Coast Railway Company et al.; decided Dec. 29, 1931. [1932.] p. 167-170. ([Opinion] 17446.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17446 No. 24272, Standard Lumber Company, Incorporated, v. Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 29, 1931]. 1932. [1]+162- 167 -fii p. ([Opinion] 17445.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17445 Mica. No. 24192, Richmond Mica Corporation v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; decided Dec. 31, 1931. [1932.] 195-198+ [1] p. ( [Opinion] 17454.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17454 Oats. No. 22859, Northern Oats Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec. 28, 1931, [1932.] p. 99-104. ([Opin- ion] 17430.) [From V. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17430 Oclier. No. 24279, Tamms Silica Company v. Chicago & Eastern Illinois Rail- way Company et al.; [decided Dec. 31, 1931]. 1932. [1] +212-216+ [1] p. ( [Opinion] 17456.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17456 Paper. No. 23690, South West Box Company v. Arkansas Valley Interurban Railway Company et al, ; decided Dec. 17, 1931. [1932.] p. 711-712. ([Opinion] 17398.) [From v. 179.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17398 Ho^v to order publications— See Information foIloTvlng: Contents 758 Mabch, 1932 Passenger rates. Investigation and susi)on8ion docket no. 3526, commutation passenger fares between points in New Jersey and New Yorit City via Dela- ware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad; decided Dec. 22, 1931. [1932.] 21-33+[lJ p. ([Opinion] 17418.) [From v. 181.] •Paper, 5c. IC l.G/la : 17418 Peaches. No. 24391, Carolina Shippers' Association, Incorporated, v. Chesa- peake & Oliio Railway Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 4, 1931]. 1932. [1] +432-434 p. ([Opinion] 17354.) [From v. 179.] 'Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17354 Peanuts. No. 20455, Gordon Candy Company et al. v. Atlantic Coast Line Rail- road Company et al. ; decided Dec. 8, 1931. [1932.] 609-61S+iii p. ([Opin- ion] 17379.) [From V. 179.] • Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17379 No. 24180, Johnson Biscuit Company et al. f. Atchison, Topcka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec. 31, 1931. [1932.] 191-104 -f[l] p. ([Opinion] 17453.) [From v. 181.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17453 Pipe. No. 23903, Krupp Foundry Company et al. v. Central Railroad Company of New Jersey et al. ; decided Dec. 15, 1931. [1932.] p. 681-G88. ( [Opinion] 17392.) [From v. 179]. • Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17392 Radio receiving sets. No. 24027, Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company et al. v. Chicago Great Western Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 18, 1931]. 1932. [1] +754-756 p. ([Opinion] 17406.) [From v. 179.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17406 Rails. [Fourth section application no. 14474] rates on iron or steel highway guard rails, in carloads, from southern producing points; [decided Dec. 17, 1931]. 1932. [l]+82-84+ii p. ([Opinion] 17426.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC1.6/la : 17426 Ruliber. No. 23974, McClaren Rubber Company v. Eastern Steamship Lines, Incorporated, et al. ; decided Dec. 29, 1931. [1932.] p. 141-146. ([Opinion] 17440.) [From V. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17440 Bait. No. 24137, Western Salt Company v. Atchi.son, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail- way Company et al. ; decided Dec. 24, 1931. [1932,] p. 131-134. ([Opinion] 17437.) [From v. 181.] • Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17437 Band. No. 17789, Missouri Gravel Company v. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company et al. ; decided Dec. 15, 1931. [1932.] 619-020+[l] p. ([Opinion] 17380.) [From v. 179.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17380 Bchool-hnoks. No. 24154, American Book Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Rail- road Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 15, 1931], 1932. [l]+650-<553 p. ([Opinion] 173S6.) [From v. 179.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17386 Sewer-pipe. No. 22717, John W. Moore Construction Company v. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rnilway Company et al.; decided Doc. 16, 1931. [1932.] 707-710+ii p. ([Opinion] 17397.) 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[1932.] cover- title, i+6 p. $ J 1.13 : G 357/2 Qlohe-ExccUior Oak Tanning Company. In Court of Claims, no. K-^14, Globe- Excelsior Oak Tanning Company v. United States; defendant's re. [same] ; no. 1738.5 Congressional, Planters Cotton Oil Co. v. [same] ; no. 17357 Congressional. Farmers & Ginners Cotton Oil Company v. [same : no. 17354 Congressional, Warren Cot- ton Oil & Manufacturing Co. v. same ; no. 17442 Congressional, Planters Mfg. Co. V. same ; no. D-1095 Congressional, Lelaud Oil Works v. same ; no. D-llOO Congressional, Port Gibson Oil Works v. same ; no. 17441 Congressional, Brookhaven Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Co. v. same; no. 17495 Congressional, Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. v. same ; motion to vacate and set aside or to pennit defendant to withdraw from stipulation, or in alteriiative, to vacate and set aside, or construe and relieve defendant from or permit it to withdraw from parts of stipulation, and memorandum of argument and authorities in support of motion]. 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Nos. 4694-95, in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit, com- missioner of internal revenue v. Samuel Keller; [same] r. Jacob Perbohner, petitions for review of decisions of Board of Tax Appeals ; brief for petitioner. [1932.] cover-title, ii-f 21 p. large 8° t J 1.13 ;K 281 L. W. F. Engineering Company, Incorporated. In Court of Claims, no. F-322, Ernest C. Whitbeck, receiver of L. W. F. Engineering Company (Inc.). v. United States; defendant's brief and argument. [1932.] p. 255-289. % J 1.13 : L 1/3 Lang, Frederick 8. No. 730, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, Frederick S. Lang V. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit ; memorandum for United States and motion to advance. [1932.] cover-title, 4 p. t J 1.13 :L 251 Latty, 8. D. No. 6085, in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit, Lillian T. Latty, executrix of S. D. 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No. 740, in Supreme Court, (>ct. term, 10:il, New York Trust Company, trustee [for Kranl A. Mattliiesst'ii] under trust indenture dated Dec. 24, 1921, by and betwet'ii Conrad Henry Mattliiossen and said New York Trust Company i\ commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit: brief for respondent in opposition. [1932.] cover-title, i+11 p. t J 1.13 : M 433/9 Map, Stern d Co. No. 4594, in circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit. May, Stern & Company' t\ commissioner of internal revenue, petition for review from Board of Tax Appeals; reiily brief of respondent on rehearinir. [1932.1 cover-title, 8 p. t J 1.13 : M 451/12 Mills Xovclty Company. No. 042, in Supreme Court, Oct. term. 1931, Mills Novelty Company v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to Court of Claims ; brief for United States in opposition. [1932.] cover-title, i+9 p. I J 1.13 : M 629/5 Molter, Mrs. Carrie E. 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No. 6603, in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit, John Tonningsen and Pauline Tonningsen v. commissioner of internal revenue, upon petition to review order of Board of Tax Appeals ; brief for respondent. [1932.] cover-title, ii+20 p. J J 1.13 :T 616/2 Trombetta, James. No. 696, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, James Trom- betta V. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. [1932.] cover- title, i+4 p. $ J 1.13 : T 75 Tyson, J. G. No. 709, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, J. G. Tyson v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. [1932.] cover-title, i+5 p. t J 1.13 : T 988 WeJch Insurance Agency. No. 733, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, Welch Insurance Agency v. Edwin A. Brast. collector of internal revenue, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 4th circuit ; brief for respondent in opposition. [1932.] cover-title, i+12 p. $ J 1.13 : W 446/2 Williams, Thomas. Nos. 5429, 5430, in Court of Appeals of District of Colum- bia, Thomas Williams v. David Burnet, commissioner of internal revenue ; Henry K. S. Williams v. [same], appeals from Board of Tax Appeals; brief for appellee. [1932.] cover-title, ii +28 p. t J 1.13 :W 675 JVilliams Investment Company. In Court of Claims, no. L-307, Williams In- vestment Company v. United States; defendant's brief. [1932.] p. 141- 174. t J 1.13 : W 676/14 Wilson, Alice. No. 611, in circuit court of appeals for 10th circuit, commissioner of internal revenue v. Alice Wilson, on petition for review of decision of Board of Tax Appeals ; brief for petitioner. [1932.] cover-title, i+21 p. % J 1.13 : W 691 Winsl(yw, Samuel, Skate Manufa<^turing Company. 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[Extract JJ from an- nual report of chief of engineers, 1931.] t W 7.1/la : C 43/45 Choctaichatehee River, Fla. and Ala., report on survey of Choctawhatchee River, Fla. and Ala., with view to prevention and control of its floods. Feb. 5, 19.32. 40 p. 4 maps. (H. doc. 242, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 10c. Cincinnati, Ohio. Report uiion improvement of rivers and harbors in Cincin- nati. Ohio, district ; K. G. Powell in charge. 1931. [1] +1390-95 p. [Extract FF from annual report of chief of engineers, 1931.] t W 7.1/la : C 49/39 IIovv t<> order pnblicntlonN^— See infornintlon foIIoTVlnR ContentH March, 1932 797 Colu7nJ)ia River, Oreg., report on preliminary examination and survey of Colum- bia River at St. Helens, Oreg. Jan. 27, 1932. 24 p. map. (H. doc. 235, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paiier, 5c. L. C. card 32-26426 Detroit, Mich. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Detroit, Mich., district; D. McCoach, jr., in charge. 1931. ii+1581-163S p. [Ex- tract KK from annual report of chief of en£;ineers, 1931.] t W 7.1/la : D 484/24 District of Columbia. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Washington, D. C, district; J. D. Arthur, jr., in charge. 1931. [l]-|-482- 521 p. [Extract I from annual report of chief of engineers, 1931.] t W 7.1/la : W 278/24 Diiluth, Minn. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Duluth, Minn., district: P. C. BuUard in charge. 1931. [1] +1413-52 p. [Extract HH from annual report of chief of engineers, 1931.] t W 7.1/la : D 889/24 Fisher, Fort. Fort Fisher. N. C, report on studies and investigations of beach erosion at Fort Fisher, N. C. [with report made by Beach Erosion Board in cooperation with North Carolina Department of Conservation and Develop- ment]. Jan. 5, 1932. 19 p. 2 pi. 7 maps. (H. doc. 204, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paiier, 10c. Fox River, Wis., report on preliminary examination of Fox River, "Wis., with view to control of its floods, Jan. 6, 1932. 24 p. map. (H. doc. 212, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Galveston. Tex. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Galveston, Tex., district: Milo P. Fox in charge. 1931. [1] +1028-1131 p. [Extract R from annual report of chief of engineers, 1931.] t W 7.1/la : G 139/24 Grand Caillou. Batjou. Bayous Grand Caillou and Le Carpe, La., report on preliminary examination and survey of Bayou Grand Caillou, La., and Bayou Le Carpe, between Bayou Grand Caillou and intracoa.stal waterway. Jan. 5, 1932. 20 p. map. (H. doc. 206, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [Surveys of Bayou Pelton and Caillouet Canal, La., are included.] * Paper, 5c. Guyandot River, TT. Va., report on Guyandot River, W. Va.. covering navigation, flood control, power development, and irrigation. Dec. 10, 1931. 29 p. 6 p. of pi. 2 maps. (H. doc. 150, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Hatcaii. Report upon river and harbor improvement in district of Hawaii; R. W. Crawford in charge. 1931. [1] +1989-2004 p. [Extract SS from an- nual report of chief of engineers, 1931.] t W 7.1 Aa : H 31/26 Huntington, W. Va. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Hunt- ington, W. Va., district; Fred W. Herman in charge. 1932. [1] +1369-90 p. [The imprint date on the cover is given as 1931. Extract EE from annual report of chief of engineers, 1931.] t W 7.1/la : H 926/9 International boundary icaters [operations of international boards of control, etc.]. 1931. [1] +2255-72 p. [Extract XX from annual report of chief of engineers, 1931.] t W 7.1/la : In 8/5 Jacksonville, Fla. Reiwrt upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Jackson- ville, Fla., district : L. V. Frazier in charge. 1931. [1] +737-838 p. [Extract N from annual report of chief of engineers, 1931.] t W 7.1/la : J 139/24 Juneau, Alask-a. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Juneau, Alaska, district : Malcolm Elliott in charge. 1931. [1] +1973-89 p. [Extract RR from annual report of chief of engineers, 1931.] t W 7.1/la : J 953/11 Kansas City, Mo. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Kansas City, Mo., district; Theodore Wyman, jr., in charge. 1932. [1] +1242-68 p. [The imprint date on the cover is given as 1931. Extract Y from annual report of chief of engineer.*. 1931.] t W 7.1/la : K 133/24 HoTT to order publications — See information follOTVin^ Contents 798 March, 1932 J Kodiak Harbor, Alaska, report ou preliminary examiuation and survey Kodiak Harbor, Alaska. Jan. G, 1932. 18 p. map. (H. doc. 208, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-2G427 Kootenai River, Idaho, report on preliminary examination of Kootenai River, Idaho, with view to control of its floods. Dec. 10, 1931. 34 p. 1 pi. map. ( H. doc. 157, 72d Cong. Ist sess. ) ♦ Paper, 10c. Los Angeles, Calif. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Los Angeles, Calif., district; W. H. Lauagan in charge. 1931. [1] +1726-43 p. [Extract MM from annual report of chief of engineers, 1931.] t W 7.1/la : L 890/24 Louisville, Ky. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Louisville, Ky., district; W. A. Johnson in charge. 1931. [1] +1395-1413 p. [Extract GG from annual report of chief of engineers, 1931.] t W 7.1/la : L 932/24 Manistee River, Mich., report on Manistee River, Mich., covering navigation, flood control, power development, and irrigation. Dec. 10, 1931. 51 p. il. 4 maps. (H. doc. 159, 72d Cong. 1st .sess.) ♦ Paper, 10c. L. C. card 31-28791 Ma!iart uixtn river and harbor improvement in district of Porto Rico; R. T. Ward in charge. 1931. [1] +2004-15 p. [Extract TT from annual rci)ort of chief of enRinoers, 1931.] t W 7.1/la : P 838/25 Providence, R. I. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbor.* in Provi- dence, R. I., district; Charles J. Taylor In charge. 1931. [1] +90-159 p. [Extract C from annual report of chief of engineers, 1931.] t W 7.1/la :P 948 '12 PuyuUup River, Wasli. Puyallup River, Wash., report on Puyallup Ri^ Wasli.. covering navigation, flood control, power development, and irripati.ni. Dec. 10, 1931. 45 p. 1 pi. 3 maps. (H. doc. 153, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) •Pa- per, 10c. L. C. card 31-28794 Pu.vnllui> River, Wash., npnit ,,n survey of Puyallup River, Wa?h., wim view to control of its floods. Dec. 10, 1931. 37 p. 3 pi. 2 maps. (II. doc. 154, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c. Rock Island, III. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Rock Islatid, III., district; Glen E. Edgerton in charge. 1931. [1] +1220-31 p. [Extract W from annual report of chief of engineers, 1931.] t W 7.1/la : R 59/24 Rol inson Channel, N. 0., report on preliminary examination and survey of Rollinson Channel leading from Pamlico Sound to Hatterns, N. C. Jan. 8, 1932. 14 p. map. (II. doc. 218, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. 8t. Louis, Mo. Rciwrt upon improvement of rivers and harbors in St. Louis, Mo., district; William A. Snow in charge. 1931. [11+1191-1201 p. [Ex- tract U from annual report of chief of engineers, 1931.] t W 7.1/la: Sa 210/24 8t. Paul. Minn. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in St. Paul, Minn.. di.strict; Wildurr Willing in charge. 1931. [11+1231-42 p. [Extract X from annual report of chief of engineers, 1931.] t "NV 7.1/la : Sa 2 p/24 Sacramento, Caif. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Sacra- mento. Ciilif.. district; J. R. D. Matheson in cliar?e. 1931. ii+1789-1815 p. [Extract 00 from annual report of chief of engineers, 1931.] t W 7.1/la : Sa 14/3 Ban Francisco, Calif. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in San Franei.sco, Calif., district: R. S. Thomas in charge. 1932. [1] 4-1743-88 p. [The imprint date on the cover is given as 1931. Extract NN from annual report of chief of engineers, 1931.1 t W 7.1/la : Sti 5 fr/46 Savannah, Oa. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Savannah, Ga.. district; D. L. Weart in charge. lO.-^l. [11+698-737 p. [Extract M from annual reix)rt of chief of engineers, 1931.] t W 7.1 /la: Sit 94/24 Seattle, Waxh. East waterway, Seattle Harbor. Wash., report on preliminary examination and .survey of east waterway, Seattle Harbor. Wash. .Tan. 6, 193J. 19 p. map. (H. doc. 211, 72d Cong. 1st ses.«?.) ♦ Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26431 Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Seattle, Wash., dis- trict ; John S. Rutler in cliarge. 1931. iii+1910-73 p. [Extract QQ from annual report of chief of engineers. 1931.1 t W 7.1 la : Sc 18/24 Starlings Creek, Va.. report on preliminary examination and survey of Starlings Creek. Accomac County, Va. Dec. 11, 1931. 12 p. map. (II. doc. i:>*5. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Burfcj/s for navigation, flood control, power, and Irrigation [fl.scal year 19311. 1931. [11+2015-19 p. [Extract UU from annual report of chief of engi- neers. 1931.1 t W 7.1 /la : Su 79/3 Tacoma Harbor, H'o-s/i., report on preliminary examination and survey of Ta- conia Harbor, Wash., including several waterways at head of Commencement Bny. Wash. Dec. 11. 1931. 22 p. map. (H. doc. 167. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. L. C. card 31-28795 Ilnw ia nrilor itiililltMitlonn — S<><> lnforiiiu4l«>n fnllo^vliiK Conten4a March, 1932 801 ^ kksburg. Miss. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Vicks- burg, Miss., district; Thomas B. Larkin in charge. 1931. [1] +1131-66 p. [Extract S from annual report of chief of engineers, 1931.] t * WT.iyia: V 663/24 Weymouth Fore River, Mass., report on preliminary examination and survey of Weymouth Fore River, Mass., from Hingham Bay to Weymouth Fore River bridge. Jan. 6, 1932. 24 p. map. (H. doc. 207, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, oc. Wilmington, Del. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Wilming- ton, Del., district ; R. P. Howell in cliarge. 1931. [1] +372-443 p. [Extract G from annual report of chief of engineers, 1931.] t W 7.1/la : AV 6SS/24 i Wilmington, N. C. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Wil- mington, N. C, district; R. A. Wheeler in charge. 1931. [1] +600-665 p. [Extract K from annual report of chief of engineers, 1931.] t W 7.iyia : W 689/24 . Yellow Creek, Ky., report on preliminary examination of Yellow Creek and other tributaries of Cumberland River in and about Middlesboro, Ky., with view to control of their floods. Jan. 8, 1932. 12 p. il. (H. doc. 216, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. I Youngs Bay and Youngs River, Oreg., report on preliminary examination and survey of Youngs Bay and Youngs River, Oreg. Jan. 6, 1932. 15 p. map. (H. doc. 209, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. ALASKA ROAD COMMI8SIONEKS BOARD Report. Report upon construction and maintenance of roads, bridges, and trails, Alaska [fiscal year 1931, pt. 1] ; Board of Road Commissioners for Alaska [in charge]. 1932. [1] +2272-84 p. [The imprint date on the cover is given as 1931. Extract BBB from annual report of chief of engineers, 1931. For pt. 2, see following entry.] t W 74.1 : 931/1 Same, pt. 2, with title, Report upon consti'uction and maintenance of military and post roads, bridges and trails, and of other roads, tramways, ferries, bridges, trails, and related works in Alaska, 27th annual report, [fiscal year] 1931 : pt. 2, Operations ; Board of Road Commissioners for Alaska [in charge]. Juneau, Alaska [no publislier] 1931. 86 p. 3 pi. 4 p. ,. of pi. 9 maps. [Part 1 was printed as a part of the annual report of chief I of engineers, 1931, for which see above.] t W 74.1 : 931/2 CALIFOKNIA Di^BRIS COMMISSION i Report of California Debris Commission [fiscal year 1931]. 1931. [1]-|-2019- t 34 p. 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Digest of literature of Derris (Deguelia) species used as insecticides, 1747-1931; by R. C. Roark. Apr. 1932. cover-title, 80 p. (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous publication 120.) [Date of issue given on p. 1 as Mar. 1932.] • Paper, 15c. L. C. card Agr 32-340 A 1.38 : 120 Dixon County, Nebi: Soil survey of Dixon Coianty, Nebr., by A. W. Goke and L. A. Brown; [report written by F. A. Hayes]. [1932.] cover-title, 35 p. il. map. ([Soil survey report] 4, series 1929.) [Prepared in cooperation with University of Nebraska State Soil Survey Department of Conservation and Survey Division. Text and illustration on p. 2-4 of cover.] ♦ Paper. 1.5e. L. C. card Agr 32-337 A 47.5 : 929/4 OasoHnc. Safe use and storage of gasoline and kerosene on farm ; [by Harry E. Roethe]. [Feb. 1932.] ii + 14 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulle- tin 1678.) [Prepared in cooperation with Agricultural Engineering Bureau, Agricultural Economics Bureau, and National Fire Protection Association.] • Paper, 5c. L. 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[Revision of Farmers' bulletin 1473, Washing and steri- lizing farm milk utensils.] * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 31-910 A 1.9 : 1675/1-2 Silos. Homemade silos; [by Helmer Rabild and K. E. Parks]. [Revised Aug. 1922, reprint with slight changes 1932.] 56 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farm- ers' bulletin 855.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 23-258 A 1.9 : 855/2-5 ENTOMOLOGY BUREAU Baffwor-m, injurious shade-tree insect; by L. O. Howard and F. H. Chittenden. Jan. 15, 1916 [reprint 1932]. 12 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 701. ) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 16-216 A 1.9 : 701/1-10 Clover flower-midges. Control of clover-flower midge; [by] C. W. Creel and L. P. Rockwood. June, 1918, slightly revised Feb. 1932. 1932. 12 p. IL (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 971.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 1&-530 A 1.9 : 971/2 Clover leaf weevil and its control; [by W. H. Larrimer]. [May, 1926, reprint 1932.] [2] -l-6p.il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1484.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 26-876 A 1.9 : 14S4/1-2 Cutxcorms and their control in corn &. other cereal crops; [by W. B. Walton]. [June, 1916, corrected Dec. 1922, reprint 1932.] 8 p. il. (Agriculture Dept Farmers' bulletin 739.) * Paper, 5e. L. C. card Agr 20-1366 A 1.9 : 739/2-10 Grasshoppers. How to control grasshoppers in cei-eal and forage crops; [by J. R. Parker, W. R. Walton, and R. L. Shotwell]. [Apr. 1932.] ii-|-14 p. iL (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1691.) [Revision of Farmers' bulletin 747, Grasshopper control in relation to cereal and forage crops.] * Paper, 6c. L. 0. card Agr 32-349 A 1.9 : 1691 Hovr to order publications — See Information foUoTrins Content* 810 Apbil, 1932 Melon aphid and its control; [by F. H. Chittenden and W. H. White]. [June. 1926, reprint 1&32.] ii+17 p. 11. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1499.) [Reviijion of Farmers' bulletin 914, Control of melon aphis.] • Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 26-81>5 A 1.9: 1499/1-5 Miridae. Feeding punctures of mlrids and other plant-sucking insects and their effect on cotton ; by W. V. King and W. S. Cook. Apr. 1932. 12 p. 3 p. of pi. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 296.) •Paper, 5c L. C. card Agr 32-350 A 1 36 : 296 Totacco budicoi-vi and its control in Georgia and Florida tobacco-growing region; [by A. C. Morgan and F. S. Chamberlin]. [June, 1927, reprint 1932.] ii+10 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1531.) [Sui)ersedes Farmers' bulletin 819, Tobacco budworm and its control in southern tobacco districts.] * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 27^64 A 1.9 : 1531/1-2 Wheat jointtcorm and its control; [by] W. J. Phillips. Oct 1918, [reprint] 1932. 15p.il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1006.) • Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 18-963 A 1.9 : 1006/1-6 EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE Agricultural colleyes. Workers in subjects pertaining to agriculture in State agricultural colleges and experiment stations, 1931-32; [compiled] by Mary A. Aguew. Apr. 1932. iv+131 p. (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous publi- cation 134.) •Pai)er, 25c. L. C. card Agr 25-1482 A 1.38 : 134 Experiment station record. Experiment station record, v. 66, no. 5: Apr. 1932. [1932.] cover-title, p. 401-500. [Text and illustration on p. 2-4 of cover.] ♦Paper, 10c. single copy, 75f. per vol. (2 vols, a yr.) ; foreign subscription, §1.25 per vol. L. C. card Agr 9-832 A 10.6: 66/5 Note. — Mainly made up of abstracts of reports and publications on agricultural science which have recently appeared in all countries, especially the United States. Kxtra numbers, called abstract numbers, are issued, 3 to each volume. These are made up almost exclusively of abstracts, that is, they contain no editorial notes and only a limited number of current notes. Same, v. 66, no. 6; Apr. 1932, abstract number. [1932.] cover-title, p. 501-600. [Text and illustration on p. 2-4 of cover.] A10.G:GG/6 ALASKA AQMOULTtJKAL EXPERIMENT 8TATI0NS Pubtiodtions. List and analytical index of publications of Alaska Agricultural Experiment Stations, Jan. 1898-July, 1931 ; prepared by Elizabeth H. Lang- dale. Apr. 1932. cover-title, 56 p. (Circular 3.) • Paper, 10c. L. C. card Agr 32-348 A 10.10/4 : 3 HAWAn AGBIOULTUKAL EXPEIRIMEXT STATION Pir/eon pea (Cajanus indicus), its improvement, culture, and utilization in Hawaii [with list of literature cited] ; by F. G. Krauss. Mar. 1932. cover- title, 46 p. il. 1 pi. (Bulletin 64.) [Revision of Bulletin 46, Pigeon pea (Cajanus iiidicus), its culture and utilization in Hawaii.] * Paper, 20c. L. C. card Agr 32-581 A 10.9/3 : 64 EXTENSION SERVICE Extension Service rcvieir, v. 3, no. 4; Apr. 1932. [10.'^2.] cover-title, p. 49-64, il. 4" [Monthly. Text and illustration on p. 2-4 of cover.] •Paper, 5c. single copy, 50c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 75c. L. ( ". <;i 1(1 Alt :]0-359 A 43.7 : 3/4 FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION Insecticides. Notices of judgment under insecticide act 1216-20. Apr. 1932. p. 109-112. t L. C. card Agr 12-2226 A 46.7 : 121&-1220 How to order publlcntlonii — See information follo^rina: Contenta April, 1932 811 Service announcements. Service and regulatory announcements, tea no. 6 : Standards under tea act, effective May 1, 1932. Apr. 1932. 1 p. t L. C. card Agr 28-396 A 46.14 : 6 FOREST SERVICE Conifeis. Growing & planting coniferous trees on farm; [by C. R. Tiliotson]. [July, 1925, reprint 1932.] ii+38 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulle- tin 1453.) [Includes list of Agriculture Department forestry bulletins, of interest to farmers.] * Paper, 10c. L. C. card Agr 21-21 A 1.9: 1453/Ji^ Forest loorker, Mar. 1932; [v, 8, no. 2]. [1932.] ii+^ p. il. [Bimonthlj.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, 25c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 35c. L. C. card Agr 24-838 A 13.19 : 932/2 Longleaf pine primer; [by W. R. Mattoon]. [May, 1926, revised Mar. 1930, reprint 1932.] [2] +34 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' buUetin 1486.) * Paper, 10c. L. C. card Agr 30-636 A 1.9 : 1486/2-2 Summer homes in national forests of Oregon and Washington; by Fred W. Cleator. 1932. ii+14 p. il. * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 32-331 A 13.2 : Su 6 Western larch. Properties of western larch and their relation to uses of the wood [with list of literature cited] ; by R. P. A. Johnson and M. I. Bradner. Mar. 1932. cover-title, 93 p. il. 14 p. of pi. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 285.) * Paper, 35c. L. C. card Agr 32-356 A 1.36 : 285 Wood. Strength-moisture relations for wood [with list of literature cited] ; by T. R. C. Wilson. Mar. 1932. cover-title. 88 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 282.) * Paper, 20c. L. C. card Agr 32-^39 A 1.36 : 282 Maps Columbia National Forest, Wash., its purposes and resources. 1932. 1 sheet (with map on verso), il. large 4°, folded into narrow 8° size and .so printed as to number 18 pages, t A 13.13 : C 72/932 G-unnison National Forest, Colo, [resources and recreation features, roads, trails, etc.]. [1932.] 1 sheet (with map on verso), 11. large 4°, folded into narrow 8° size and so printed as to number 14+ [1] p. t A 13.13 : G 95/2 San Bernardino National Forest, Calif, [resources and recreation features, roads, trails, etc.]. 1932. 1 sheet (with map on verso), il. large 4", folded into narrow 8° size and so printed as to number 17+ [1] p. t A 13.13 : Sa 5 be/932 Tusayan National Forest, Ariz, [resources and recreation features, roads, trails, etc.] ; prepared by regional forester, Albuquerque, N. Mex. 1932. 1 sheet (with map on verso), il. f, folded into narrow 12° size and so printed as to number 12 pages, t A 13.13 : T 87 Weiser National Forest, Idaho [resources and recreation features, roads, trails, etc.]. [1932.] 1 sheet (with map on verso), il. f°, folded into narrow 8" size and so printed as to number 15 pages, t A 13.13 : W 43 Wenatchee National Forest, Wash., its purposes and resources. 1932. 1 sheet (with map on verso), il. large 4". folded into narrow 8" size and so printed as to nuriiber 15 pages, t A 13.13 : W 48/3/932 HOME ECONOMICS BUREAU Midday meals for preschool children in day nurseries and nursery schools [with list of literature cited] ; by Mary E. Sweeny and Charlotte Chatfield. Apr. 1932. cover-title, 47 p. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 203.) [Prepared in cooperation with Merrill-Palmer School, Detroit. Mich.] * Paper, 10c. L. C. card Agr 32-334 A 1.4/2 : 203 HoTV to order publicatlons-^See information follo'triner Contents 812 April, 1932 Bofwol lunches; [by Caroliue L. Huut]. [Mar. 1916, revised May, 1924, reprint 1931.*.] 11+22 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 712.) • Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 22-786 A 1.9 : 712/4-« Starch. Some pbysical properties of starch pastes which affect their stiffening power on fabrics [with list of literature cited] ; by Margaret S. Furry. Mar. 1932. 18 p. 11. 1 pi. 2 p. of pi. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 284.) ♦ Paper, 5c. L. G. card Agr 32-343 A 1.36: 284 Vitamin A, B, C, and G content of sultaniua (Thompson seedless) and Malaga grapes and 2 brands of commercial grape juice [with list of literature cited] ; by Esther Peterson Daniel and Hazel E. Munsell. 1932. [21+59-70 p. iU [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 44, no. 1, Jan. 1, 1932.] t A 1.23/a : G 767/12 INFORMATION OFFICE Publications. List of available publications of Department of Agriculture, Jan. 2, 1932 (arranged alphabetically by subjects) ; compiled by John O. Riley. 1932. iv+94 p. narrow 8° (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous publication 60, issued Nov. 1929, revised Jan. 1932.) t L. C. card Agr 32-587 A 1.38 : 60/3 United States Department of Agriculture, monthly list of publications, Mar. 1932. [1932.] 4 p. t L. C. card Agr 9-1414 A 21.6/5 : 932/3 PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU Bacterial spot disease of peach and other stone fruits [with list of literature cited] ; by John C. Dunegan. Jan. 1932. cover-title, 54 p. il. 3 pi. 4 p. of pi. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 273.) * Paper, 20c. L. C. card Agr 32-341 A 1.3G : 273 Barley. Susceptibility of barley to leaf rust (Puccinia anomala) and to pow- dery mildew (Erysiplie graminis hordei) ; by E. B. Mains and Mary L. Mar- tini. Apr. 1932. 34 p. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 295.) 'Pa- per, 5c. L. C. card Agr 32-354 A 1.36 : 295 Bermuda grass. Eradication of Bermuda grass; [by Albert A. Hansen]. [Sept. 1918, revised Dec. 1924, reprint 1932.] ii+9 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 945.) ♦Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr li^953 A 1.9 : 945/4-7 Blister rust. Protect white pine from blister rust ; by J. F. Martin. Apr. 1928. revised July 28, 1931, slightly revLsed Feb. 1932. [1932.] [8] p. il. narrow 8° (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous publication 22 rev.) t A 1.38: 22/3 Broom-corn. Inheritance of height in broomcorn ; by John B. Sieglinger. 1932. [2] +13-20 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 44, no. 1. Jan. 1, 1932.] t A 1.23/a :B 791 Cranberries. Managing cranberry fields; [by George M. Darrow, Henry J. Franklin, and O. G. Malde]. [May, 1924, rei)riut 1932.] ii+21 p. il. (Agri- culture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1401.) [Prepared in cooperation with Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment Station and Wisconsin Cranberry Exi)criment Station.] ♦ Pai^er, 5c. L. C. card Agr 24-531 A 1.9 : 1401/1-2 Cronartium comptoniae, sweetfern blister rust of pitch pines [with list of literature cited] ; by Perley Spaulding and J. R. Hansbrough. Apr. 1932. 22 p. 11. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 217.) ♦Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 32-345 A 1.4/2: 217 Douglas fir. Decay and other losses In Douglas fir in westeni Oregon and Washington [with list of literature cited] ; by J. S. Boyce. Apr. 1932. cover- title, 00 p. il. 11 p. of pi. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 286.) ♦ Paper, 20c. L. C. card Agr 32-579 A 1.36 : 286 II-146 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 44, no. 2, Jan. 15, 1932.] t A 1.23/a : P 331/11 Plant material introduced by Division of Foreign Plant Introduction, July 1- Sept. 30, 1930; nos. 88433-89210. Apr. 1932. 35 p. (Inventory 104.) * Paper, 5c. L. 0. card Agr 7-1331 A 19.12 : 104 Posters. Corn diseases : A, Diplodia seedling blight, B, Gibberella seedling blight; [poster]. A. Hoen & Co. [Baltimore, Md., 1932]. 12X7.2 in. (Plant disease poster 14. ) * 5c. A 19.26 : 14 Same : A, B, Healthy germinating kernels, C, D, B, Germinating kernels infected with Cephalosporium, F, G, H, Germinating kernels infected with Fusarium; [poster]. A. Hoen & Co. [Baltimore, Md., 1932]. 12X7.2 in. (Plant disease poster 15.) * 5c. A 19.26: 15 Potatoes. Market diseases of fruits and vegetables : Potatoes [with list of literature cited] ; by George K. K. Link and Glen B. Ramsey. Feb. 1932. cover-title, 63 p. 13 pi. 2 p. of pi. (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous publica- tion 98.) * Paper, 30c. L. C. card Agr 32-353 A 1.38 : 98 Why potatoes run out; [by E. S. Schultz]. [Nov. 1924, revised Dec. 1927, reprint 1932.] ii+21 p. 11. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1436.) * Paper, 5c. L. 0. card Agr 25-406 A 1.9 : 1436/2-5 Pruning; [by L. C. Corbett]. [Nov. 14, 1903, reprint with changes 1932.] ii+ 30 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 181.) [Letter of transmit- tal and lists of contents and illustrations omitted from this reprint.] * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 22-378 A 1.9 : 181/4-6 Rice. Prairie rice culture in United States; [by Charles E. Chambliss]. [Feb, 1920, reprint 1932.] 27+ [1] p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1092. ) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 20-962 A 1.9 : 1092/1-7 Soyiean utilization ; [by W. J. Morse]. [Jan. 1930, revised Mar. 1932.] [1932.] ii+28 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1617.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 30-55 A 1.9 : 1617/8 Ho-vr to order publications — See information follo-wingr Contents 117757— 32— No. 448 2 814 April, 1932 Timothy; [by Morgan W. Evans]. [June, 1918, reviseil May, 1923, reprint with changes 1932.] ii-r22 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Fanners' bulletin 990.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 18-832 A 1.9 : 990/2-3 Tomatoes. Greenhouse tomatoes; [by James H. Boattie]. [Dec. 1924. revised Aug. 1930, reprint 1932.] ii+26 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulle- tin 1431.) * PaiM'r, 5c. L. C. card Agr 30-1112 A 1.9 : 1431/3-2 Trees. Propagation of trees and shrubs; [by Guy E. Terkes]. FApr. 1929, slightly revised Feb. 1932.] [1932.] ii-f52 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1567.) ♦Paper, 10c. L. C. card Agr 29-905 A 1.9: 1567/2 Vegetables. Home storage of vegetables; [by James H. Seattle]. [Aug. 1917, reprint with slight changes 1932.] 23 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 879.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 17-918 A 1.9 : 879/1-11 Wheat. Inheritance of resistance to bunt, Tilletia tritici, in crosses of white federation with Turkey wheats [with list of literature cited] ; by Fred N. Rrifrgs. 1932. [2] +121-126 p. il. [Prepared in cooperation with California Agricultural Experiment Station. From Journal of agricultural research, V. 44, no. 2, Jan. 15, 1932.] t A 1.23/a : W 56/108 PLANT QUARANTINE AND CONTROL ADMINISTRATION Nursery stock. General requirements for interstate trade in nursery stock State laws and regulations in effect Jan. 1, 1932, for information of concerns doing business outside their own State ; compiled by Maude A. Thompson. 1932. 30.5X25 in. [Wall chart. Revision of Table 1, General require- ments for interstate trade in nursery stock.] t A 48.9 :N 93 Service announcements. Service and regulatory announcements, Oct.-Dec. 1931 ; no. 109. Mar. 1932. p. 137-171, il. 2 maps. [Quarterly.] f L. C. card Agr 14-383 A 48.7 : 109 PUBLIC ROADS BUREAU West (U. S.). Report of survey of traffic on Federal-aid higliway sj'Stems of 11 Western States, 1930, by Bureau of Public Roads and highway depart- ments of Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Nebraska, New Mexico, Ne- vada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. 1932. ii+85 p. 11. and portfolio of 13 maps, t L. C. card Agr 32-586 A 22.2 : W 52 Progress maps NoTB. — These maps show the status of improvement of the Federal-aid system in each State, regardless of whether the construction has been done with the aid of the Federal Government, bj' the States, by the counties, or by the townships. .\ system of symbols indicates the type of improvement of all the roads and whether the work was done with or without the assistance of the Federal Government. Sheets are of uniform size, some States requiring 2 or more, and are so issued that they may be punclied and put in a loose leaf atlas. 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Supplemental estimate of appropriation, legislative establi.shmeut, sup- plemental estimate of appropriation pertaining to legislative establishment, OflSce of Architect of Capitol, fiscal year 19X3 [for care and maintenance of' street lighting system in Capitol plaza area]. Apr. 4, 1932. 2 p. (H. doc. 291, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e. House Office Building. Appropriation iJcrtaining to legislative establishment. Office of Architect of Capitol, supplemental estimate of appropriation pertain- ing to legislative establishment. Office of Architect of Capitol, fiscal year 1932' [for repairs to elevators in House Office Building]. Apr. 15, 1932. 2 p. (H. doc. 312, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Senate Office Buildiny. Supplemental estimate of appropriation, Office of Archi- tect of Capitol, supi)lemental estimate of appropriation pertaining to legisla- tive establishment, Office of Architect of Capitol, fiscal year 1933 [for new roof on Senate Office liuilding). Apr. 6, 1932. 2 p. 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Report of Committee on Airport Drainage and Surfacing, representing Aeronautics Branch, Department of Commerce, American Engineering Council, [and] American Road Builders' Association, Dec. 1. 1931. 1932. ii+38 p. 11. t L. C. card 32-26485 C 23.2 : D 78 Airway wAips Albuquei-que [N. Mew.] ; United States airway map upper 1-13. Scale 10 m.= 1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Coast and Geodetic Survey, Washington, D. C, Mar. 1932. 20.2X45.8 in. t 40c., Coast and Geodetic Survey. 23.10/3:1-13 Atlanta, Ga., to Greensboro, N. C. ; airway map 128. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Coast and Geodetic Survey, Washington, D. C, Mar. 1932. 43.8X10.2 in. t 35c., Coast and Geodetic Survey. C 23.10/1 : 128/2 JPrescott [Ariz.] ; United States airway map upper 1-12. Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1 : 500,000. Coast and Geodetic Survey, Washington, D. C, Feb. 1932. 20.2X45.8 in. t 40c., Coast and Geodetic Survey. C 23.10/3 : 1-12 CENSUS BUREAU Ammunition. 15th census of United States [1930] : Manufactures, 1929, indus- try series, ammunition and related products, explo.sives, firearms, fireworks. 1932. iv-|-12 p. 4° [Prepared under supervision of LeVerne Beales, chief statistician for manufactures, and James O. Reid, in charge of work on chemicals and allied products group of industries.] * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 31-28178 C 3.37/26 : Am 6 Axmiings. 15th census of United States [1930] : Manufactures, 1929, industry series, awnings, tents, sails, and canvas covers ; bags, other than paper, not made in textile mills ; belting, other than leather and rubber, not made in textile mills ; cloth sponging and refinishing ; dyeing and finishing textiles ; flags and banners ; haircloth ; horse blankets, fly nets, and related products ; house-furnishing goods, not elsewhere classified ; nets and seines ; regalia, badges, and emblems; upholstering materials, not elsewhere classified; waste. 1932. vi+34 p. 4° [Prepared under supervision of LeVenie Beales, chief statistician for manufactures, and Arthur J. Leek, in charge of work on textiles and their products group of industries.] * Paper, 15c. C 3.37/26 : Aw 5 Carriages. 15th census of United States [1930] : Manufactures, 1929, industry series, carriages, wagons, sleighs, and sleds, and materials ; carriages, wagons, sleighs, and sleds ; carriage, wagon, sleigh, and sled materials. 1932. iv-|-8 p. HoTT to order pnbllcation.s — See Information follcwing: Contents 818 April, 1932 Curriages — Continued. 4" [Prepared under supervision of LeYerne Beales, chief statistician for manufactures, and George W. Fuller, in charge of work on tliese industries.] • Paper, 5c. C 3.37, 26 : C 23/2 Cereals, Prepared, lijth census of United States [1930] : Manufactures. 1929, industry series, cereal preparations, feeds, prepared, for animals and fowls, flour and other grain-mill products. 1932. iv+20 p. 4" [Prepared under su|)ervisioii of LeVern<' Beale-^, chief statistician for manufactures, and Frederick J. Wildman, in charge of work on food and kindred products group of industries.] • Paper, 10c. C 3.37/26 : C 33/2 Clothing. 15th census of United States [1930] : Manufactures, 1929, industry series, wearing apparel, clothing (except work clothiuu), men's, yuutbs'. and bo.ys', not elsewhere classified ; clothing, men's, buttonholes; clothing, work (including sbeep-lined and blanket-lined work coats, but not including shirts), men's ; clothinfr, women's, not elsewhere classified ; collars, men's : corsets and allied garments ; furnishing goods, men's, not elsewhere classified ; fur goods; gloves and mittens, cloth or cloth and leather combined, made from purchased fabrics; handkerchiefs; shirts; suspenders, garters, and other elastic woven goods, made from purchasetl webbing. 1932. vi — 50 p. 4" [Prepared under supervision of LeVerne Beales, chief statistician for manu- factures, and Arthur J. Leek, in charge of work on textiles and their products group of industries.] ♦Paper, 15c. C 3.37/26 : W 37 Connectimit. 15th census of United States. 1930: Construction industry, 1929, State series, Connecticut, statistics for State, counties, and principal cities. [Revised edition.] 1932. 36 p. il. 4° [Prepared under supervision of Alansoii D. Morehouse, in charge of census of construction, and Mrs. I. Mansfield Spasoff, as.sociate statistician.] * Paper, 10c. L. 0. card 31-28378 C 3.37/21 : C 76/2 Cotton. March report of cotton consumed, on hand, imported, and exported, and active cotton spindles. Apr. 14, 1932. oblong 32° [Preliminary report. This publication is issued in postal card form.] t C 3.21 : 931-932/8 Cotton goods. 15th census of United States [1930] : Manufactures, 1929. indus- try series, cotton goods, cotton small wares, l:ice goods. 1932. iv-i-2G p. 4° [Prepared under supervision of LeVerue Beales, chief statistician for manu- factures, and Arthur J. Leek, in charge of work on textiles and their products group of industries.] ♦ Paper, 10c. C 3.37/26 :C 82 Cotton.^ced received, crushed, and on hand, and cottonseed products manufac- tured, shippellcations-^See Information follovring Contents 820 April, 1932 New Mexico. 15th census of United States, 1930: Agriculture, New Mexico, statistics by counties, 3d series, type of farm. 1932. 29 p. 11. 4° [Prepared under sui>ervision of William Lane Austin, chief statistician for agriculture, assisted by F. F. Elliott.] ♦ Paper, 5<\ C 3.37/14 : N 42 m Ohio. 15th censu.s of United States, 1930: Drainage of agricultural lands, Ohio, statistics for State and counties. 1932. 14 p. il. 4" [Prepared under supervision of William Lane Austin, chief statistician for agriculture, as- sisted by B. S. Clayton, specialist In drainage.] ♦ Paper, 5c. C 3.37/25: Oh 3 Oils. 15th census of United States [1930] : Manufactures, 1929, industry series, oils, not made in petroleum refineries, e.ssential oils; oil, cake, and meal, cottonseed: oil, cake, and meal, linseed; oils, not elsewhere classified. 1932. iv+ll p. 4" [Prepared under supervision of LeVerne Beales, chief statis- tician for manufactures, and James Or Reid, in charj^e of work on chemicals and allied products group of industries.] ♦ Paiwr, 5e. C 3.37/26 :OiO Paint. 15th census of Uniten. 15th cen.sus of United States [1930] : Manufactures, 1929, industry .series, wood distillation and charcoal manufacture. 1932. iv4-5 p. 4' [Prepared under supervision of LeVerne Beales, chief statistician for IImw a1>Ilf>«iil>llcatloiiH — See Informntlon folIoTTlnr Confentn April, 1932 827 Woolson, Lionel M. In Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent appeal no. 2995, in re Lionel M. Woolson, Internal combustion engines; brief for commissioner of patents. 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Approved Apr. 15, 1932. 1 p. (Public 85.) Coal. S. 3655, act to provide for leasing of segregated coal and asphalt deposits of Choctaw and Chickasaw Indian nations, in Oklahoma, and for extension of time within which purchasers of such deposits may complete payments. [Approved Apr. 21, 1932.] 3 p. (Public 94.) . , . , .. Criminal correspondence. S. 2682, act to amend sec. 5 of criminal code [relating to criminal correspondence with foreign Governments, so as to correct errors in wording of code]. Approved Apr. 22, 1932. 1 p. (Public 96.) District of Columbia. H. R. 9974, act to authorize appointment of public-school employees between meetings of Board of Education. Approved Apr. 22, 1932. 1 p. (Public 101.) S. 1769, act to authorize pay patients to be admitted to contagious-disease ward of Gallinger Municipal Hospital. Approved Apr. 14, 1932. 1 p. (Public 72.) 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R. 9452, act to provide preliminary examination of Flint Creek and its branches in Morgan County, Ala., with view to control of its floods. Approved Apr. 15, 1932. 1 p. (PubUc 84.) Flint River. H. R. 9451, act to provide preliminary examination of Flint River, Ala. and Tenn., with view to control of its floods. Approved Apr. 15, 1932. 1 p. (Public 83.) Hudson River. H. R. 10775, act to extend times for commencing and completing con- struction of bridge across Hudson River at or near Catskill, N. Y. [by State of New York]. Approved Apr. 15, 1932. 1 p. (Public 87.) Interior Department. H. R. 8397. act making appropriations for Department of In- terior, fiscal year 1933. [Approved Apr. 22, 1932.] 46 p. (Public 95.) La Fayette, Ga. H. R. 132, act to authorize Secretary of War to erect 1 marker for graves of 15 Confederate soldiers killed in action and buried in La Fayette Cemetery at La Fayette, Ga., in lieu of separate markers as now authorized by law. Ap- proved Apr. 16, 1932. 1 p. (Public 90.) Mahoning River. H. R. 8506. act to extend times for commencing and completing con- struction of bridge across Mahoning River at New Castle, Pa. [by State Highway Department of Pennsylvania]. Approved Apr. 15, 1932. 1 p. (Public 79.) HoTv to order publications — See Information follovt-ms- fontenta 117757— 32— No. 448 3 ¥ 830 April, 1032 Public [act] 66-101. 72d Conpress — Continued. Mtagitsippi River. IT. R. 0066, act tn extend times of rommenclng and comphtiiiL' constructloo of bridijo acro.«s MifisisHlppl River at or near 10th street in Bettendorf, Iowa [by B. F. Pet-k, G. A. Shallbers, C. I. Jcsephson, .1. \V. Bettendorf, A. J. Bus sell, and J. L. Herhtl. Approved Apr. 22. ]9:'.2. 1 p. (Public 98.) 8. 3237, act to legalize bridge across Mississippi Rivir at Grand Rapids, Minn. [being constructed by .Minnesota]. Approved Mar. U'5, 19:i2. 1 p. (Public 66.) MisKOurl River. H. R." 8370, act to extend times for commencing and completing con structlon of bridge across Missouri IMver at or near Arrr)w Rock, Mo. [by St. Loui- Kansas City Short Line Railroad Company]. Approvi-d Apr. 15, 1932. 1 i (Public 76.) H. R. 8394 act to extend times for commenclnK and completlntr construction rf bridge across Missouri River at or near St. Charles. Mo. [by St. Louis-Kansas Clt.v Short Line Railroad Company]. Approved Apr. 15, 1032. 1 p. (Public 77.) H. R. 9143, act to extend times for commencing and completing construction of bridge across Missouri River at or near Ellwwoods, N. Dak. [by North Dakota]. Approved Apr. 22, 1932. 1 p. (Public 99.) Monongaheln River. H. R. 10365, act granting consent of Congress to counties of Fa> ette and Washington, Pa., either jointly or severally, to construct toll bridge acros- Monongahela River at or near Fayette City, Pa. [Approved Apr. 15, 1932.] 2 r (Public 86.) Neio Mexico. S. 1590. act granting public lands to New Mexico for use and benefit of Eastern New Mexico Normal School. Approved Mar. 31. 1932. 1 p. (Public 69.) Orleane Levee District. H. R. S779, net granting lands to board of commissioners of Orleans Levee District in New Orleans, La., for levee and street purposes. Approved Apr. 22, 1932. 1 p. (Public 97.) Pearl River. S. 3836, act to authorize construction of temporary railroad bridge across Pearl River at point In or near northeast quarter section 11. township 10 north, range 8 east, Leake County, Miss, [by Pearl River Valley Lumber Company]. Ap- proved Apr. 8. 1932. 1 p. (Public 71.) Reclamation of land. S. 3706, act for temporary relief of water users on irrigation projects constructed and operated under reclamation law. [Approved Apr. 1, 1932.] 3 p. (Public 70.) Rock River. H. R. 8396, act to extend times for commencing and completing construc- tion of bridge across Rock River at or near Prophetstown, 111. [by Illinois]. Approved Apr. 15, 1932. 1 p. (Public 78.) St. Francis River. H. R. 9264, act to extend times for commencing and completing construction of free highway bridge across St. Francis River at or near Madison, Ark., on State highway numbered 70 [by Arkansas State Highway Commission]. Approved Apr. 15, 1932. 1 p. (Public 8l.) — ' — H. R. 9266, act to extend times for commencing and completing construction of bridge across St. Francis River at or near Lake Cify. Ark. [by Arkansas, through its State highway department]. Approved Apr. 15, 1932. 1 p. (Public 82.) St. Lawrence River. II. R. 483. act to amend act of Mar. 2, 1S97, authorizing c< i structlon and maintenance of bridtre across St. Lawrence River [at or near Uogan- burg, N. Y., by Northern New York Railroad, so as to permit leasing, etc, of saiii bridge by Malone, N. Y., and Cornwall, Canada]. Approved Apr. 15, 1032. l p. (Public 75.) [The Northern New York Railroad was merged with the New York Central Railroad on Oct. 28, 1897.] H. It. 8606. act to extend times for commencing and completing construction of bridge across St. Lawrence River near Alexandria Bay. N. Y. [by New York Develop ment Association, Incorporated]. Approved Apr. 15, 1032. 1 p. (Public 80.) San Francisco Bay. S. •■i282. act to extend times for conimcnciug and completing con- struction of bridge across bay of San Francisco from Rincon Hill district in Sail Francisco by wav of Goat Island to Oakland [by California]. Approved Mar. L'O. 1032. 1 p. (Public «7.) Wichita Indians. S. 1719, act amending act authorizing Wichita and afBliatcd bands of Indians in Oklahoma to submit claims to Court of Claims [so as to remove therefrom limit on lees to be paid attorneys for said Indians]. Approved Apr. 21, 1932. 1 p. (Public 02.) WicMta Reservation. S. 3409, act authorizing Secretary of Interior to sell certain unused Indian cemetery reserves on Wichita Indian Reservation in Oklalioma to provide funds for purcnase of other suitable burial sites for Wichita Lidians nni! affiliated bands. Approved Mar. 28, 1932. 1 p. (Public 68.) Wind River Reservation. S. 3569, act to amend act of May 27, 1930, authorizhiL: npproprl.ition for reconstruction and improvement of road on Shoshone [or Winu River] Indian Reservation, Wyo. Approved Apr. 21, 1932. 1 p. (Public 93.) Public [joint] resolution 15 and 16, 72(1 Congress. Diftrict of Columltia. S. J. Res. 4, Joint resolution for naming of Montgomery Blair portal. Approved Apr. 14, 1932. 1 p. (Public resolution 16.) S. .T. Kes. 47. joint resolution for in>|irovement of Clievy Chase circle with fountain and appropriate landscape treatment. Approved Apr. 8, 1932. 1 p. (Public resolution 16.) CONFERENCE COMMITTEES Afrriculture Department. 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Apr. 4, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1004, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Ames, William II. William H. Amos, rmurt to accompany IT. R. 1S42 [for relief of William H. Amos] ; submitted Tly Mr. Pittenger. Apr. 11, 1932. 6 p. (H. rp. 1031, 72d Gong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Army. Claims of military perstmnel for damages and loss of private property, reLiort to accomjiany H. R. 8401 [to authorize settlement of individual claims of military personnel for damages to and loss of private property incident to training, practice, operation, or maintenance of Army] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. Apr. 28, 19.32. 22 p. (H. rp. 1148, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Bermi, Sadie. Sadie Bermi, reflprt to accompany H. R. 7040 [for relief of Sadie Bernii]; submitted by Mr. Schafer. Apr. 29, 1032. 2 p. (H. rp. 1163. 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) 'Paper, 5c. Bess, Peter. Peter Bess, report to accompany H. R. 657 [for relief of Peter Bess] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Apr. 8. 1032. 1 p. (H. rp. 1022, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) 'Paper, 5o. HoiT to order pnbllcntlonn — Soe infornintlun fulIoiTlnR Contrnta V nr, April, 1932 833 Bethel Cemetery Co., Presbyterian Church, Harold S. Stubbs, et al., r epor t to accompany H. R. 2217 [for relief of Bethel Cemetery Company, Presbyterian Church, Harold S. Stubbs, George Morgan, Edwai'd Stapp, William .T. Howard, David J. Seacord, Mary L. Mclntire, Emma E. Foard, Herbert C. Hannigan, Sisters of St. Baisl, Edward Bedwell, and Rachel A. Loveless 1 ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. Apr. 11, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1032, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Bourrie, Joseph E., Company. Joseph E. Bourrie Co., r eqo^- t to accompany H. R. 10113 [authorizing adjustment of claim of Joseph E. Bourrie Com- pany] : submitted by Mr. Schafer. Apr. 29, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1166, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Brayshaio, M. M. Dr. M. M. Brayshaw, r^Efijt to accompany H. R. 3607 [for relief of M. M. Brayshaw] ; submitted by Mr. Swank. Apr. 15, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1075, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Casey, Mrs. Escha TF. Escha Whittington Casey, report to accompany H. R. 6381 [for relief of Escha Whittington Casey] ; 'submitted by Mr. Swank. Apr. 15, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1077, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Castle, Wilmot, Company. Wilmot Castle Co., report to accompany S. 221 [authorizing adjustment of claim of Wilmot Castle Company] ; submitted by Mr. Schafer. Apr. 1, 1932, 3 p. (H. rp. 985, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Central Romana {Inc.), report to accompany H. R. 9338 [authorizing Court of Claims to hear and determine claim of Central Romana (Incorporated), and to render judgment for just compensation] ; submitted by Mr. Miller. Apr, 15, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1073, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Clark, Mrs. Laura J. Laura J. Clark, report to accompany H. R. 8800 [for relief of Laura J. Clark] ; submitted by Mr. Swank. Apr. 1, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 983, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Davis, Clarendon. Estate of Clarendon Davis, report to accompany H. R. 9606 [for relief of estate of Clarendon Davis] ; subrnitted by Mr. Black. Apr. 17, 1932. 6 p. (H. rp. 1084, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Dawley, Mary E. Mary E. Dawley, report to accompany H. R. 1905 [for relief of Mary E. Dawley] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Apr. 4, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 997, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e. Dongji Itwestment Co. (Ltd.), report to accompany H. R. 2872 [for relief of Dongji Investment Company (Limited)]; submitted by Mr. Black. Apr. 8, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1019, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print.] * Paper, 5c. Drake, Lyman D., jr. Lyman D. Drake, jr., report to accompany H. R. 4973 [for relief of Lyman D. Drake, jr.] ; submitteaby Mr. Black. Apr. 4, 1932. 12 p. (H. rp. 999, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Drake, Ne^s D'A. Nels D'Arcy Drake, report to accompany S. 1096 [for relief of Nels D'Arcy Drake] ; submitted by MrT Clark of North Carolina. Apr. 15, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1071, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Edicards, Clyde W. Clyde W. Edwards, report to accompany H. R. 5801 [for relief of Clyde W. Edwards] ; submitted' by Mr. Christgau. Apr. 25, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1120, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) *Paper, 5c. Edicards, Martha. Martha Edwards et al., report to accompany H. R. 811 [for relief of Martha Edwards, Norfolk Protestant Hospital, and Julian L. Rawls] ; submitted by Mr. Ramspeck. Apr. 15, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1072, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Fain, Frank A. Frank A. Fain, report to accompany H. R. 9435 [for relief of Frank A. Fain] ; submitted by Mr? Clark of North Carolina. Apr. 29, 1982. 5 p. (H. rp. 1165, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Farmers and Merchants National Bank, Gilmer, Tex., report to accompany H. R. 2597 [for relief of Farmers and Merchants NatioTi31 Bank, Gilmer, Tex,] ; submitted by Mr. Swank. Apr. 4, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp, 998, 72d Cong, 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e. HoTV to order publications — See information follo'wins Contents 834 April, 1932 Finney, Adrian M. Adrian M. Finney, rejioit to accompany H. R. 5950 [for relief of Adriam (Andriuu) M. Finney and others] ; submitted by Mr. Christfe'fiu. Apr. 15, lD;i2. 5 p. (H. rp. 1069, 72< I Cong. Ist sees.) •Paper, 5c. Forest Sei-vice. Certain employees of Forest Service, report to accompany S. 968 [for relief of certain employees of Forest Service!; submitted by Mr. Schafer. Apr. 1, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 987, 72d Cong. 1st se-ss.) ♦Paper, 5c. Fox, Mary E. Mary Elizabeth Fox, r^jjBirt to accompany H. R. 3727 [for relief of Mary Elizabeth Fox] ; submitted by Mr. Swank. Apr. 25, 1932. 3 p. tH. rp. 1119, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Fracapane, Dominic. Dominic Fracapane, rcBOjt to accompany H. R. 1567 [to reimburse Dominic Fracapane for injuries sustained in accident with Gov- ernment-owned motor truck] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Apr. 29, 1932. 2 p. 11. (H. rp. 1100, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Oardintr, Estelle M. Estelle M. Gardiner, reijort to accompany H. R. 5270 [for relief of Estelle M. Gardiner] ; submitted by Mr. Lozler. Apr. 12, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1041, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Oollan, Mrs. Ada B. O. Ad;i B. (Gould) Gollan, rej)ort to accompany H. R. 36^ [for relief of Ada B. (Gould) Gollan] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. Apr. 27, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1137, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Oran^er, Charles T. Charles T. Granger, report to accompany H. R. 7055 [for relief of Charles T. Granger] ; submitted 6y Mr. Pittenger. Apr. 25. 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1122, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Qreen, Mrs. Lissie M. Lissie Maud Green, report to accompany H. R. 6618 [for relief of Lissie Maud Green] ; submitted by Mr. Clark of North Carolina. Apr. 15, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1070, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print. 1st print reads incorrectly Lizzie Maud Green instead of Lissie Maud Green.] * Paper, 5c. Griffin, James M. James M. Griffin, report to accompany S. 4166 [for relief of James M. Griffin] ; submitted by Mr. Christgau. Apr. 23, 1932. 6 p. (H. rp, 1111, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Hildreth, C. N., jr. C. N. Hildreth, jr., report to accompany H. R. 11461 [for relief of C. N. Hildreth, jr.] ; submitted I5'y Mr. Black. Apr. 25, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1123, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Hin€S, Mrs. Mary B. Mary B. Hines, report to accompany H. R. 7757 [for relief of Mary B. Hines] ; submitted by Mr. Guyer. Apr. 4, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1002, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) ♦ Pai>er, 5c. Junction City, Ark. First National Bank, Junction City, Ark., report to ac- company H. R. 8216 [for relief of First National Bank, Junction City, Ark.] : submitted by Mr. Boohne. Apr. 1, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 982. 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Kirkland, Weymouth. Weymouth Kirkland and Robert N. Golding, r eport to accompany H. K. 10107 [for relief of Weymouth Kirkland and RoberT N. Golding]; .submitted by Mr. Black. Apr. 26. 1932. 8 p. (H. rp. 1132, 72'1 Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Ktunclcs. Horace O. Horace G. Knowles, report to accompany H, R. 4040 [for relief of Horace G. Knowles] ; submitted byMr. Bacon. Apr. 29, 1932. 4 p. (II. IT- 111>1. 72d Cong. 1st ses.s.) * Paper, 5c. Lake Denmark, N. J. Naval ammunition depot. Lake Denmark, N. J., July 1" 1920, report to accompany H. R. 5444 [to provide additional appropriation :i result otreiiivesti^'ation, pursuant to act (45 Stat., p. 2047, pt. 2). for pay ment of claims of persons who suffered property damage, death, or iiersonal injury due to explosions at naval ammunition dei>ot. Lake Denmark, N. J., July 10, 192G] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Apr. 4, 1932. 7 p. (II. rp. 1001, 72(1 Cong. Istse.ss.) •Paper, Tx-. HoTT to order publlcatlonn Sec tnfuriuntlon followiiifc Contentn April, 1932 835 Lake Denmark, N. J. — Continued. Property damage or personal injury due to explosion at naval ammuni- tion depot, Lake Denmark, report to accompany H. R. 5444 [to provide addi- tional appropriation as result of reinvestigation, pureuant to act (45 Stat., p. 2047, pt. 2), for payment of claims of persons who suffered property dam- age, death, or personal injury due to explosions at naval ammunition depot, Lake Denmark, N. J., July 10, 1926] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Apr. 8, 1932. 9 p. (H. rp. 1020, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. •Lindley Nurseries {hw.), ve\jQxX to accompany S. 3438 [authorizing adjustment of claim of Lindley Nurseries (Incorporated)]; submitted by Mr. Baldrige. Apr. 14, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1060, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Lipuiski, M. X. M. N. Lipinski, report to accompany H. R. 3810 [for relief of M. N. Lipinski] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. Apr. 18, 1932. 5 p. (H. rp. 1080, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. ■Litfte Rock College, report to accompany S. 1421 [for relief of Little Rock Col- lege. Little Rock, A"rk:] ; submitted by Mr. Miller. Apr. 23, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1108. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. LoJxrt, Mrs. Mary J. Mary Josephine Lobert, reuact to accompany H. R. 7761 [fur relief of Mary Josephine Lobert] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. Apr. 29, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1164, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Loiter Vein Coal Co., re po. rt to accompany H. R. 6143 [for relief of Lower "Vein Coal Company] : submitted by Mr. Harlan. Apr. 15, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1076, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. MvKee. Howard. Howard McKee, recijrt to accompany H. R. 6275 [for relief of Howard McKee] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. Apr. 11, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1033. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Mahoney, Mrs. Florence. Florence Mahoney, report to accompany H. R. 3036 [for relief of Florence Mahoney] ; submitted by Mr. Schafer. Apr. 28, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1150, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. MercJuints d Fanners Bank, Junction City, Ark., report to accompany H. R. 9476 [for relief of Merchants and Farmers Bank, Junction City, Ark.] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Boehne. Api-. 1, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 984, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Miller. Lyman L. Lyman L. Miller, repo rt to accompany S. 3504 [for relief of Lyman L. Miller] : submitted by Mr. Miller. Apr. 23, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1110, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Moore. John. John Moore, report to accompany H. R. 5947 [for relief of John Moore] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. Apr. 25. 1932. 7 p. (H. rp. 1121, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, oc. XD'Brien, Mrs. Delia. Delia O'Brien, rt^jwrt to accompany H. R. 7128 [for relief of Delia O'Brien] : submitted by MrT^Butler. Apr. 12, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1043, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Officers, Army. Relief of certain disbursing officers of Army, settlement of claims approved by War Department, report to accompany H. R. 8403 ; sub- mitted by Mr. Pittenger. Apr. 28, 1932: I2 p. (H. rp. 1149, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Olsen, Harriette. Harriette Olsen, report to accompany S. 1858 [for relief of Harriette Olsen] ; submitted by Mr. Schafer. Apr. 23, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1109, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. O'Shea. Jerry. Jerry O'Shea, report to accompany S. 3536 [for relief of Jerry 0"Shea] ; submitted by Mr. ScEa'fer. Apr. 1, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 988, 72d Cong. Ist sess.) * Paper, 5c. Pitkanen. John. John Pitkanen, report to accompany H. R. 4067 [for relief of John Pitkanen]; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. Apr. 29, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1162, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. How to order publlcatlonS'^See information folloTVins Contents 836 Aphil, 1932 Recrl, Sard S. Sard S. Reed, iv uprt to accorapany H. R. 5261 [for relief of Sard S. Reed J ; submitted by Mr. Swiink. Apr. 4. iri.T2 2 n ( H. rp. 1000, 72(i Cong. 1st s<'.ss.) • Paper, 5c. Rouse, Mrs. Nanci/ H. Nancy II. lit-u.-r cl ul., ui'vu i" aixoiuiany S. 1357 [for relief of Nancy II. Ronse, Clara II. Siiuinonf, W. II. Hays, Ilallie H. Hamil- ton, and Bradford I*. Hays] : 9ulmiltt«'d by Mr. Clark of North Carolina. Apr. 18, 1932. 8 i». (11. rp. 489, pt. 2, 72d Cong. Lst sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Rycrson, Joseph T., d Son, Incorporated. Joseph T. Rycr.son »& Son Qnc), re- PQiiUo accompany II. R. 10170 [authorizing adjustment of claim of Joseph T. Ryer.sou and Sua (Incorporated)]; submitted by Mr. Miller. Apr. 29, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 11G7, 72d Cong. l.st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Sheldon, Wil iam. William Sheldon, report to accompany H. R. 2810 [for relief of William .Sheldon] : submilted by STfTMiller. Apr. 15, 1932. 2 p. • (H. rp. 1074. 72d Cong. Ist sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Bollom, Alfred. Alfred Solium, repoft to accompany H. R. 10732 [to adjudi- cate claim of Alfred SoUom] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. Apr. 11, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1034. 72d Cong, l.st .sess.) * Paper, 5c. BmttMrd, Mrs. Frances. Frances Southard, report to accompany H. R. 7038 [for relief of Frances Southard] ; .submitted by Mr. Schafer. Apr. 8, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1021, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Stern, Benjamin. Benjamin Stern, report to accompany II. R. 8513 [for relief of Benjamin Stern, and Melville A. Stern and Benjamin Stern, as executors under last will and testament of Louis Stern, and Arthur H. Hahlo, as executor under last will and testament of Isaac Stern, for compensation and in settlement of their damages and loss sustained by virtue of lease, in writ- ing, dated Sept. 12, 1919, between said parties and United States, bv Daniel C. Roper] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Apr. 20, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 10S6, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Stewart, Bi-nest. Ernest Linwood Stewart, renort to accompany H. R. 589 [for relief of Ernest Linwood Stewart] ; submitted by Mr. Sehafer. Apr. 29, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1159, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Stiles, William T. William T. Stiles, rpjjorf to accompany S. 249 [authorizing adjustment of claim of William T. Stiles] ; submitted by Mr. Guyer. Apr. 23, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1107, 72d Cong. 1st se.sa) ♦ Paper, 5c. Sumner, Charles W. Charles W. Sumner, repoji to accompany H. R. 913 [for relief of Charles W. Sumner] ; submitted by Mr. Boehne. Apr. 1, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 979, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Tampion Marine Iron ^yorks, retiort to accompany II. J. Res. 104 [for relief of Tampico Marine Iron Works] ; .submitted by Mr. Ramspeck. Apr. 23, 1932. 5 p. (H. rp. 1112, 72d Cong. 1st s^ess.) ♦Paper, 5c. Thcberge, Mrs. Kathenne R. Katherine R. Theberge. repftrt to accompany S. 914 [for relief of Katherine R. Theberge] ; submitted by Mr. Sehafer. Apr. 1, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 986, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Van Camp Sea Food Co. (Inc.), reuoxL to accompany S. 220 [authorizing ad- justment of claim of Van Camp Sea Food Company (Incorporated)]; sub- mitted by Mr. Sch:;fer. Apr. 23, 1932. 3 p. (II. rp. HOC. 72d Cong. Ist sess.) • Paper, 5c. WaltJiers, Ocorgc V. Gei>rge Charles Walthers, report to accompany H. R. 11477 [for relief of George Charles Walthers] : submitted by Mr. Sehafer. Apr. 21, 1932. 10 p. (II. rp. 10S7, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paixr, 5c. Wheeler, Edioard li. Edward B. Wheeler, ropprt to accomjiany II. R. 677S [authorizing reimbursement of Edward B. Wheeler and Slate Investment Company for loss of lands in Mora grant, N. Mex.] ; submitted by Mr. Boehne. Apr. 1, 1932. 3 p. (II. rp. 9S1, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Wilkinii, Frank. Frank Wilkins. report to accompany II. R. 2531 [for relief of Frank Wilkinsl ; submitted by MTTTlark of North Carolina. Apr. 15, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp, 1068, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paix'r, 5c. Tiow to order pnMlontloim — See Informntlon folIOTTlnir Contents April, 1932 837 Worsham, Ludson D. L. D. Worsham, re port to accompany H. R. 3905 [for relief of L. D. Worsham] ; submitted by Mr. Boelme. Apr. 1. 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 980, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, oc. '^COINAGE, WEIGHTS, AND MEASUBES COMMITTEE, HOUSE Post, Wiley. Authorizing award of gold medals to Wiley Post and Harold Gatty, reijort. to accompany S. J. Res. 33 [to authorize the President to award gold medals to Wiley Po.st and Harold Gatty in recognition of their achieve- ment in making airplane flight around the world in less than 9 days] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Somers [of New York]. Mar. 31, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 954, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. J^ilver. Effect of low silver, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. Res. ^ 72, to investigate cause and effect of present depressed value of silver, Mar. 7-11, 1932. 1932. [pt. 1], ii-f 159 p. 11. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.C 66 : Si 3/4 /pt. 1 ^DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE, HOUSE Boundary. Commission to fix boundary line between District of Columbia and Virginia and confirming certain property rights, r eport to accompany H. R. 10488 ; submitted by Mr. Smith of Virginia. Apr. 8, 1932. 2 p. (H. i-p. 1017, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Crmtaincrs. Frozen-food containers,, rppm-t to accompany H. R. 461 [to amend sec. 18 of act to establish standard weights and measures for District of Columbia, to define duties of superintendent of weights, measures, and mar- kets of District of Columbia, and for other purposes, relative to size of con- tainer in which ice cream and similar frozen foods may be sold] ; submitted by Mr. Palmisano. Apr. 8, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1023, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Schools. Appointment of public school employees, report to accompany H. R. 9974 [to authorize appointment of public-school employees between meetings of Board of Education] ; submitted by Mr. Gasque. Apr. 4, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 993, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e. Securities. To supervise and regulate sale of securities within District of Columbia, r epor t to accompany H. R. 9065 ; submitted by Mr. Bowman. Apr. 30, 1932. 7 pr'(H. rp. 1175, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. ygtreet-rail roads. Merger of street railway corporations, hearings before sub- V/ committee on public utilities, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. J. Res. 154, to authorize merger of street-railway coi-porations operating in District of Columbia, Jan. 27-Feb. 18, 1932. 1932. ii+92 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.D 63/1 : St 8/9 Merger of street railways in District of Columbia, report to accompany H. J. Res. 154 [to authorize merger of street-railway corporations operating in District of Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Apr. 9, 1932. 10 p. ( H. rp. 1030, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5e. Streets. Extension and widening of Michigan avenue, r ejort to accompany H. R. 10489 ; submitted by Mr. Patman. Apr. 8, 1932. 2 pT^H. rp. 1018, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. V ECONOMY COMMITTEE, HOUSE District of Columbia. To suspend further operations in connection with con- struction of heating plant in West Potomac Park. ];gport to accompanv H. R. 11208; submitted by Mr. McDuffie. Apr. 8, 1932. l^p. (H. rp. 1027, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5e. Finance. To effect economies in National Government, r eport to accompany H. R. 11597 ; submitted by Mr. McDuffie. Apr. 25, 1932. 27 p. (H. rp. 1126, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26540 How to order publications — See information following Contents 838 April, 1932 Intrrtintionnl Water Commifoiion, United States and Mexico. To aholi.sh Inter- national Water Commission and to transfer its functions to International Boundary Commission, rejjort to accompany H. R. 11206; submitted by Mr. McDuffle. Apr. 8, 10.32. 1 p. (H. rp. 1025, 72a Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Taper, 5c. Public printing. To reduce expenditures during fiscal year 1933 by reducing sums available for printing and binding and stationery, and for other pur- poses, report to accomi)any H. R. 11205 ; submitted by Mr. MiDuffie. Apr. 8, 1932. 2 t*r (H. rp. 1024, 72d Cong. 1st .se.ss.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Steamboat Inspection Service. To consolidate and coordinate Steamboat Inspec- tion Service and Bureau of Navigation [in bureau to be known as Bureau of Navigation and Steamboat In.«;pection], report to accompany H. R. 11207; submitted by Mr. McDuffle. Apr. 8, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1026, 72d Cong. Ist sess.) ♦ Paper, oc. # EXECnONS COMMITTEB NO. 2, HOU8E Contested elections. Charles O'Connor v. Wesley E. Disney, arguments and hearings in contested election case of Charles O'Connor v. Wesley B. Disney, 1st Congressional district of Oklahoma, 72d Congress, 1st session. 1932. ii+83 p. ♦ Paper, 10c. Y 4.E1 2/2 : Oc 5 ■' BSPEKDITURE8 IN EKEXIUTIVE DEPARTMENTS COMMITTEE, HOUSE / Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, Apr. 9, 1932; no. 7. 1932. 24 p. 4° t Y 4.Ex 7/13 : 72/7 ivil service. Consolidation of ix^rsonnel agencies, hearings on H. R. S389, to consolidate and coordinate certain governmental activities affecting civil service of United States, 72d Congress, 1st session. 1932. iii+99 p. [H. R. 8389 provides for the consolidation of Civil Service Commission, Employees' Compensation Commis.sion, Personnel Classification Board, and part of Vet- erans' Administration into an establishment to be known as Civil Service Administration.] * Paper, 10c. Y 4.Ex 7/13 : P 43 Public Works Administration. Establish Public Works Administration, r^gort to accompany H. R. 11011 [to establish Public Works Administration and transfer to and consolidate and coordinate therein all public works activities of Government] ; submitted by Mr. Cochran of Misfjouri, Apr. 4, 1932. 7 p. (H. rp. 989, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [Includes minority views.] * Paper, 5c. Public Works Administration, hearings on H. R. 6665 and H. R. 6670, bills to establish Public Works Administration and to transfer to and consolidate and coordinate therein all public works activities of Government, 72d Con- gress, 1st session. ia32. iii+227 p. ♦ Paper, 15c. Y 4.Ex 7/13 : P 96/2 ■^ FLOOD CONTROL COMMITTEE), HOUSE Colorado River. Palo Verde, Calif.. reBCu;t- to accompany H. R. 11183 [for emergency relief of Palo Verde Valley, Calif., from overflow and destruction by Colorado River flomls] ; submitted by Mr. WiLson. Apr. 15, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1062, 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) [Corrected print. 1st print reads Incor- rectly H. R. 11182 instead of H. R. 11183.] ♦ Paper, 5c. Foreign affairs committee, house Jnternntional Congress of Architects, rej^ort to accompany 11. R. 9892 [to provide that United States extend to fxiroTgn Governments invitation to par- tici])ato in Intirnaticmal Congress of Architects to l»e held in United States during calendar year 1933, and to authorize appropriation to assist in meet- ing expenses of session] ; submitted by -Mr. Llnthicuni. Apr. 22, 1932. 3 p. (11. rp. 1105, 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Munitions. Agreement renouncing sale or export of arms, munitions, or im- plements of war to any foreign nation, minority rejuirt to accompany H. J. Res. 282 [to propose multilateral agrecnu'ut ronouiuT^ig sale or export of How - 1093, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, !3c. 'Y^ Railroads. Regulation of railroad holding companies, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 9059. to amend sec. 5 of interstate commerce act, as amended, relating to consolidation and acquisition of control of carriers by railroad, Feb. 17-Mar. 24, 1932. 1932. ili+287 p. * Paper, 20c. T4.In 8/4 :R 13/34 HoTV to oril<'r iiiiblicatiuuN — St-e Inforniutlon follo'»vIngr Contentu April, 1932 841 Rio Orande. Bridge across Rio Grande at Boca Chica, Tex., report to accom- pany H. R. 11246 [authorizing Boca Chica Bridge Company ^fo construct bridge across Rio Grande at Boca Chica, Tex.] ; submitted by Mr. Rayburn. Apr. 26, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1134, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Stonington, Conn. Conveyance of land to borough of Stoniugton, Conn., repoi-t to accompany H. R. 10683 ; submitted by Mr. Lonergan. Apr. 21, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. lOM, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. V INVAUD PENSIONS COMMITTEE, HOUSE Pensions and increase of pension to certain soldiers and sailors of Civil War and certain widows and dependent children of soldiers and sailors of said war, r eport to accompany H. R. 11290 [substituted for H. R. 517 and other bills] ; submitted by Mr. Underwood. Apr. 12. 1932. 248 p. (H. rp. 1038, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 15c. V*ilRI6ATT0N AND RECLAMATION COMMITTEJE^, HOUSE Farmers' Irrigation District. Liquidating Indebtedness of Farmers' Irrigation District, Nebr., r£iio4't to accompany H. R. 10748 [for liquidating bonded and other outstanding indebtedness of Farmers' Irrigation District, Nebr.] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Smith of Idaho. Apr. 21, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1089, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. >/ JUDICIARY COMMITTEE, HOUSE Admiralty. Amend suits in admiralty act, r eport to accompany H. R. 7238 [to amend sec. 5 of suits in admiralty act] ; submitted by Mr. Montague. Apr. 7, 1932. 5 p. (H. i-p. 1012, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Badges. Prohibit misuse of oflBcial badges, r eport to accompany H. R. 10590; submitted by Mr. Sumners of Texas. Apr. 1271932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1044, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, Apr. 2-30. 1932; no. 11-13. 1932. Each 84 p. or 86 p. 4° $ Y 4. J 89/1 : 72/11-13 Crime and criminals. Fixing time when sentences of Federal prisoners shall begin to run, report to accompany H. R. 10599 [to fix date when sentence of imprisonment shall begin to run, providing when allowance to prisoner of time for good conduct shall begin to run, and further to extend provisions of parole laws] ; submitted by Mr. Sumners of Texas. Mar. 31, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 960, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Criminal cori'espondence. Amend sec. 5 of criminal code, report to accompany S. 2682 [to amend sec. 5 of criminal code, relating to criminalcorresiwndence with foreign Governments, so as to correct errors in wording of code] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Sumners of Texas. Apr. 12, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1045, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Criminal law. To bring down to date Federal criminal conformity act, report to accompany H. R. 10589 [to amend sec. 289 of criminal code] ; submitted tjy Mr. Sumners of Texas. Mar. 31, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 959, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. )/^ Disabled American Veterans of World War. To incorporate Disabled American Veterans of World War, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 4738. 1932. ii+27 p. (Serial 7.) * Paper, 5c. Y 4. J 89/1 : D 63/15 District Courts. Tei-ms of court at Orlando, Fla., report to accompany H. R. 4709 [for establishment of term of district courFTor southern district of fe Florida at Orlando, Fla.] ; submitted by Mr. Dominick. Apr. 13, 1932. 2 p. f (H. rp. 1053, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Times and places of holding court in North Dakota, repact to accompany H. R. 9306 [to amend sec. 99 of judicial code (U. S. C, title 28, sec. 180), as amended] ; submitted by Mr. Dominick. Apr. 13, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp, 1052, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. k HofT to order publications — rSee Information follovrins Contents 842 April, 1932 District Courts — f'oiitinued. To truusfer Lincoln County from Columbia to Winchester division of middle judicial district of Tennessee, repQ.rt to accompany H. R. 10277 ; sub- mittetl by Mr. Browning. Apr. 4, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 994, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. District of Columhia. Providing for additional justice of Court of Appeals of District of Columl)ia, report to accompany H. R. 11336; submitted by Mr. Browning. Apr. 14, 1932": T p. (H. rp. 1057, 72d Cong. 1st ses.s.) * Pai)er, 5-. yFederal Industrial Commussion. Create Federal Industrial Commission, hear- ts iugs, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 5317, Mar. 2, 1932. 1932. iii+44 p. ( Serial 8. ) * Paper, 5c. Y 4. J 89/1 : In 2/7 Qovernment officials and employees. Amend sec. 129 of criminal code, report to accompany H. K. 11057 [to amend sec. 129 of criminal co accompany H. R. 10625 [to permit United States to be made party defendant in certain cases, for clearing title to land in Lenawee County, Mich., mortgage on which was purported to have been given to United States by Joseph W. Brown and Cornelia T. Brown, his wife] ; submitted by Mr. Michener. Apr. 12, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1042, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. McNeill- Allman Construction Co. (Inc.). report to accompany H. R. 6435 [au- thorizing relief of McNeill-Allnian Construction Company (Incorporateil), of W. E. McNeill, Lee Allman, and John Allman. stockholders of McNeill-AIlman Construction Company (Incorporated), and W. E. 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R. 11084 [to amend sec. 35 of criminal code of United States] ; submitted by Mr. Sumners of Texas. Apr. IS, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1079, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Keal estate. Private sale of real estate, repor t to accompany H, R. 6678 [amending sec. 1 of act of Mar. 3. 1893 17r~Stat. L. 751), providing for method of selling real estate under order or decree of any United States court] ; submitted by Mr. Condon. Apr. 15, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1064, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Short seUi}iff of securities, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, ou H. R. 4, H. R. y 4604, H. R. 4638, H. R. 4639, Mar. 4 [and 5], 1932. 1932. [pts. 2, 3, iv]+159- 235 p. il. 'Serial 5, pts. 2 and 3.) [Part 3 is a corrected print.] * Papei; each pt. 5c. Y 4. J 89/1 : Se 2/pt.2,3 Virgin Islands. Extending admiralty laws to Virgin Islands, report to accom- pany S. 418 ; submitted by Mr. Montague. Apr. 22, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1099, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. -/labor committ:ee, housr Labor and laboring classes. Rate of vrages on public works, re^^jxL to accom- pany H. R. 11200 [to provide that prevailing rate of wages shall be paid to laborers and mechanics employed on certain public works of United States, District of Columbia, Territories, and Panama Canal] ; submitted by Mr. Connery. Apr. 9, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1028 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. ' LIBEAHY COMMITTEE, HOUSE District of Columbia. Meridian Hill Park, r eport to accompany H. J. Res. 305 [for improvement of Meridian Hill Park in District of Columbia by accepting armillary sphere designed by C. Paul Jennewein to be placed in such park] ; submitted by Mr. Gilbert. Apr. 9, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1029, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Roosevelt, Theodore. Memorial to Theodore Roosevelt, report to accompany S. 290 [to establish memorial to Theodore Roosevelt in IsTational Capital] ; submitted by Mr. Luce. Apr. 15, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1063, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [S. 290 authorizes the acceptance from Roosevelt Memorial Associa- tion of ioialostan Island in Potomac River, said island to be known as Roose- velt Island and administered as natural park.] * Paper, 5c. ' MEECHAXT MABINE, RADIO, AND FISHERIES COMMITTEE, HOUSE Alaska. Protection of fish in Alaska, report to accompany H. R. 6483 [to pro- vide for protection of fish by requiring reports on location of canneries in Alaska, and prohibiting certain salmon unlawfully caught from being brought into United States] ; submitted by Mr. Davis. Apr. 21, 1932. 11 p. (H. rp. 1088, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [Includes minority views.] * Paper, 5c. Lighterage. Gambling ship bill, report to accompany S. 2883 [to prevent use of vessels for transporting out of United States ports persons or cargo to vessels anchored, stationed, or standing 3 or more miles offshore for illegal pur- poses] ; submitted by Mr. Davis. Apr. 14, 1932. 8 p. (H. rp. 1058, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) 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Res. 328 [authorizing Shipping Board to extend, rearrange, or hold in abeyance payments due construction loan fund under certain conditions] ; submitted by Mr. Lehlbach. Apr. 23, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1115, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Radio stations. Amend radio act of 1927, report to accompany H. R. 11155 [to amend radio act of Feb. 23, 1927, as amended (U. S. C, supp. 5, title 47, sec.. 85), so as to make only citizens of United States eligible for llcen.ses to oper- ate radio stations] ; submifte order itultllcntionn-^Soe tnfununtlon (ullo^vliiir Contentn April, 1932 847 O'Neil, John. John O'Neil, r eport to accompany H. R. 5989 [for relief of John O'Neil, alias John William O^il] ; submitted by Mr. Gambrill. Apr. 1, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 967, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Parker, Olen H. Olen H. Parker, report to accompany H. R. 9473 [for relief of Olen H. Parker] ; submitted by SlrTDrewry. Apr. 1, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 972, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paiier, 5c. Rives, Willium C. WiUiam C. Rives, reiwrt to accompany S. 2058 [for relief of William C. Rives] ; submitted by MfTBlirdick. Apr. 1, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 975, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Roloff, Joh7i H. John Huntz Roloff. report to accompany H. R. 9272 [to correct rating of John Huntz Roloff] ; submiFfed by Mr. Burdick. Apr. 1, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 971, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Bmellow, Mon-is. Transfer of Morris Smellow, report to accompany H. R. 8180 [authorizing the President to transfer and appoint Morris Smellow to grade of passed assistant paymaster, with rank of lieutenant, in Supply Corps, Navy] ; submitted by Mr. Gambrill. Apr. 1, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 969, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. ^PATENTS C0MMITTE3E, HOUSE ./Vopyriglit. General revision of copyright law, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st ^ session, Feb. 1-Mar. 14, 1932. 1932. iv+574 p. 8 p. of pi. * Paper, 50c. Y 4.P 27/1 : C 79/19 ■ Revision of copyright law, report to accompany H. R. 10976 [to amend and consolidate acts respecting copyright and to codify and amend common- law rights of authors in their writings] ; submitted by Mr. Sirovich. Apr. 5, 1932. 43 p. (H. rp. 1008, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26452 s/ POST OFFICE AND POST ROADS COMMITTEE, HOUSE /^ Air mail, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 8390 and 9841, Mar. 1-23, 1932. 1932. iii+207 p. * Paper, 15c. Y 4.P 84/1 : Ai 7/8 Parcel post. Exi)erimental parcel post pick-up service, report to accompany H. R. 11152 [to amend sec. 207 of act approved Feb. 28, 1925, as amended, to promote parcel post service] ; submitted by Mr. Morehead. Apr. 21, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1090, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Parcel post, r eport to accompany S. 621 [to repeal sec. 7 of postal act, approved May 29, 1928, giving authority to Postmaster General to re-form classification, weight limit, rates, and zones of parcel ]5ost] ; submitted by Mr. Morehead. Apr. 21, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1092, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Stamped envelopes, r^gort to accompany H. R. 8576 [to regulate manufacture and sale of stamped envelopes] ; submitted by Mr. Haines. Apr. 19, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1083, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [Includes minority views signed by Mr. Lamneck.] * Paper, 5c. s/ PBINTING OOMMITTE3E5, HOUSE Prices. Hearings on stabilization of price level of commodities, reuort to accom- pany H. Res. 188 [for printing additional copies of hearings on bill (H. R. 10517) for increasing and .stabilizing price level of commodities] ; submitted by Mr. Stevenson. Apr. 11, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1035, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GBOUNDS COMMITTEE, HOUSE Dover, N. J. To exchange Federal building site in Dover, N. J., reuort to accompany H. R. 11337; submitted by Mr. Carley. Apr. 21, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1091, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. How to order pnblication tt See information following' Contents 848 Apuii., 1932 PVUI-IC LANDB CXJMMITTEB, HOUSE Arizona. Conveyance to United States of lands in Arizona, r£port to accom- pany H. R. 10920 [to authorize conveyance to United States of lands iu Arizona for use of United States in maintaining air-navigation facilitie?] ; submitted by Mr. Evans of Montana. Apr. 27, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1136, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [The lands to be conveyed are known as Red Rock and Seligman fields and are now occupied by Commerce Department.] * Paper, 5c. Provide for confirmation of selection of lauds by Arizona f-'r benefit of U'nivcrsity of Arizona [said lauds being embraced within Fort Lowell aban- doneti militarv reservation], report to accompany S. 2428; submitted by Mr. Chavez. Apr.' 1.3, 1932. 2 p. jTi. rp. 1049, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Pap«jr, 5c. Fallon, iYei'. Conveyance of lands to Fallon, Nev.. report to accompany S. 3154 ; submitted by Mr. Arentz. Apr. 27, 1932. 2 p. (M. rp. 1140, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e. Homestead. Extend period of time during which final prdof may be offered by homestead entrvmen, report to accompany H. R. 9591 ; submitted by Mr, Evans of Montana. Apr. 127~l932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1040, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. International Peace Ga7-(len, Jncorijorated. Transfer .sehoy United States in aid of schools, rcuuit to accompany S. 3570 [to amend act contirming in States and Territories title to land granted by United States in aid of (•(•ninion or pul>lii' sciiools] : snbniilled l)y Mr. Colton. Mar. 31. 1932. 3 p. (U. r|). 95G, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Hum- to orilt'r piiltlifiitioiiM — See inforuintloii follo'v^'lng: ContentM ^ April, 1932 849 Sprouse, Clive. Clive Sprouse and Robert F. Moore, rejiprt to accompany H. R. 10756 [for relief of Clive Sprouse and Robert F. Iiloore] ; submitted bj' Mr. Col ton. Apr. 27, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1146, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Thornton, Charles R. Authorizing Secretary of Interior to grant patent to lands to Charles R. Thornton, report to accompany S. 2144 ; submitted by Mr. Evans of Montana. Apr. 27, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1139, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. y RIVERS AND HARBORS COMMITTEE, HOUSE yTampa Bay. Tampa and Hillsboro bays, Fla., hearings, 72d Congress, 1st ses- v sion, on subject of improvement of Tampa and Hillsboro bays, Fla., Mar. 23, 1932. 1932. ii+18 p. * Paper, 5e. Y4.R52:T15 y ROADS COMMITTEE, HOUSE corge Washdngton Mcentennial hightcaij. Roads, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 9596, to designate memorial highway to be known as George Washington bicentennial highway, Apr. 14, 1932. 1932. [1]+11 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.R 53/2 : G 29/2 V RULES COMMITTEE, HOUSE Appropriations. Economies in National Government, rej2oj:t to accompany H. Res. 203 [making in order amendments to be offered by Committee on Economy to H. R. 11267, legislative appropriation bill] ; submitted by Mr. Bankhead. Apr. 25, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1127, 72d Cong. Ist sess.) * Paper, 5c. Resolution making in order certain amendments to H. R. 11267, legisla- tive appropriation bill, [to be olfered by Economy Committee] re]X)rt to ac- company H. Res. 190; submitted by Mr. Cox. Apr. 12, 1932. 1 p." (H. rp. 1046, 72d Cong, 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Muscle Shoals. Leasing of Muscle Shoals, report to accompany H. Res. 205 [for consideration of H. R. 11051. to provide"T6r leasing and other utilization of Muscle Shoals properties in interest of national defense and of agricul- ture] : submitted by Mr. Bankhead. Apr. 29, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1169, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * P.iper, 5c. Tariff. Consideration of H. R. 6662 with amendment of Senate, r eport to ac- company H. Res. 195 [relative to concurrence of House in Senate amendment to H. R. 6662, to amend tariff act of 1930, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Pou. Apr. 27, 1932. 1 p. (PI. rp. 1135, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Pa- per, 5c. /territories COMMITTEE, HOUSE y/ Alaska, to repeal certain provisions of Alaska dry law, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 499, Jan. 26-Feb. 16, 1932. 1932. ii+70 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.T 27/1 : Al 1/56 Hawaii. Care of lepers in Hawaii, rej2orl to accompany H. J. Res. 361 [to authorize surgeon general of Public Health Service to make survey as to existing facilities for protection of public health in care and treatment of leprous persons in Hawaii, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Par- sons. Apr. 19, 1932. 5 p. (H. rp. 1082, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. L. C. card 32-26544 ^ Use of lapsed Federal-aid funds for building military roads in Hawaii, V hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 5877, Mar. 15 and 22. 1932. 1932. ii+35 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.T 27/1 : H 31/37 '^WAR CLAIMS COMMITTEE, HOUSE Cocke, William J. William J. Cocke, r epor t to accompany H. R. 6283 [for relief Of William J. Cocke] ; submitted by Mr. Cartwright. Apr. 14, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1056, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Dietrich, Edwaj'd. Edward Dietrich, adverse rgpnrt to accompany H. R. 3347 [for relief of Edward Dietrich] ; submitted by Mr. Martin of Oregon. Apr. 13, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1054. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. HoTV to order pnlillcations — See information follo'wingf Contents / 860 April, 1932 Eapolucci, Mrs. Annie M. Annie M. Eopolucci, r eport to accompany H. R. 5150 [for relief of Annie M. EoiX)lucci] : submitted l)y Mr. Martin of Oregon. Apr. 13, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1050, 72(1 Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Lone, John I. John I. Lowe, re port to accompiiny H. R. 3G2G [for relief of John I. Lowe]; submitted by Mr. Hare. M:ir. 31. 11>32. 5 p. (H. rp. 955» 72d Cong. 1st st^s.) * Paper, 5c. McElrath, WiUiam If. William W. McElrath, i:£i»<)rt to accompany H. R. 9915 [to coulor jurisdiction upon Court of Claims to hear, adjudicate, and enter judgment on claim of William W. McElrath against United States for com- pensation for use or manufacture of invention of William W. MoElrath cov- ered by reissue letters patent issued by Patent Office on 19th of February, 1924] r submitted by Mr. Martin of Oregon. Apr. 27, 1932. 4 i>. (H. rp 1143, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) 'Paper, 5c. Union Shipping & Trading Co. (Ltd.), report to accompany S. 2531 [for relief of Union Shipping and Trading Company (Limited)] ; submitted by Mr. Pat- man. Apr. 6, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1011. 72tl Con;,'. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. ' WAYS AND MEIANS CoMMn^TEE, HOUSE Calendars. Calendar of assignments for hearings on payment of adjusted com- pensation certificates, no. 1-12; Apr. 11-26, 1932. 1932. various paging, 4° t Y 4.W 3C : 72/l-12/H.R.l,etc. Calendar of bills and resolutions referred to Committee on Ways and Means, 72d Congress, 1st session, Apr. 7. 1932 ; no. 2. 1932. 32 p. 4» t Y 4.W 36 : 72/2 "^ WORLD WAR veterans' LEGISLATION COMMITTEE, HOUBE Army emergency officers' retired list. Amend World War veterans' act, 1924, as amended [so as to provide for apportionment of retired pay of emergency officers under certain circumstances], report to accompany H. R. 7440: sub- mitted by Mr. Fuller. Apr. 23, 1932. 6 p. (H. rp. 1118, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26545 Chanquet, Sophie. Authorizing sale of interest in lands devised to United States by Sophie Chanquet, report to accompany S. 694 ; submitted by Mr. Luce. Apr. 22, 1932. 2 p. (fi. rp. 1104, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Hospitals. World War veterans' legislation, hearings before subcommittee, 72d Congress, on hospitalization of veterans in private hospitals. Feb. 2-23, 1932. 1932 iii+103 p. 1 pi. map. ♦ Paper, 10c. Y4.W89:H79/» Life insurance. Amend World War veterans' act, 1924, as amended, regiu-t to accompany H. R. 8173 [to provide for renewal of 5-year level premium term Government insurance policies for additional 5-year period without medical examination] ; submitted by Mr. Cooper of Tennessee. Apr. 27, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1144, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26546 SENATE Calendar of business, Senate, 72d Congress, 1st session, Apr. 1-30, 1932; no. 72-03. 1932. various paging. lari:e 8' [Daily when Senate is in session. The legislative day of Mar. 23 extended through the calendar day Apr. 1 and the legislative day of Apr. 29 extended through the calendar day of Apr. 30.] t Y 1.3: 72/72-93 Capital of United States. Washington, the National Capital [with bibliographi- cal list] ; prepared by H. P. Caenimerer. 1932. xxv-|-736 p. il. 1 pi. 4^^ (S. doc. 332, 71st Cong. 3d sess.) * Cloth, !?3.00. L. C. card 32-26479 Contested elections. Senator from Minnesota, ix?tition of Einar H«)idale con- testing election of Thomas D. Schall as Senator from Minnesota for term be- ginning Mar. 4, 1931, and for other relief: presented liy Mr. Walsh of Mon- tana. 10.32. [n-fll p. (S. doc. 81. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. HoTV to order publication*-— See Information folIowlnK Contents / April, 1932 851 CrtMy, Albert M. Charges against official acts of Judge A. M. Cristy, of Ha- waii, lettei* from Rudolph Bukeley to Senator Kenneth McKellar, transmit- ting certain information concerning charges against Judge A. M. Cristy; presented by Mr. McKellar. 1932. [l]+4_' p. (S. doc 77, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c. L. C. card 32-26547 District of Columbia. Annual reports of public utility companies of District of Columbia, year ended Dec. 31, 1931. 1932. iii+llB p. (S. doc. 66, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 15c. L. C. card 14-30633 Employees. Supplemental estimate, legislative establishment. Senate, 1933, sup- plemental estimate of appropriation pertaining to legislative establishment. Senate, fiscal year 1933 [for additional telephone operators]. Apr. 19, 1932. 2 p. (H. doc. 314, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Nogales, Ariz. Flood control at Nogales, Ariz.-Mexico, letter from Secretary of State to Senator Carl Hayden, transmitting report submitted by L. M. Lawson, American commissioner on International Boundary Commission, United States and Mexico, in regard to possible construction of works for flood control in vicinity of Nogales. Ariz., and Nogales, Mexico; presented by Mr. Hayden. 1932. v4- 18 p. 11 pi. 3 maps. (S. doc. 44, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c. L. C. card 32-26456 /ageiciiltube and fobestey committee, senate Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session, Apr. 11-25, 1932; no. 12-14. 1932. Each 43 p. 4° $ Y 4. Ag 8/2 : 72/12-14 Federal Farm Board. To control salaries under agricultural marketing act, hearings before subcommittee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 2493, to amend sec. 2 of agricultural marketing act, relating to salaries of members and en*- ployees [of Federal Farm Board and of cooperative associations, etc., to which loans are made by Board], Mar. 19 and 21, 1932. 1932. iii+110 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4. Ag 8/2 : Sa 3 Loans. Tornado relief in South, report to accompany S. J. Res. 131 [to provide assistance in rehabilitation of certain storm-stricken areas in United States and in relieving unemployment in such areas, namely in Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, South Carolina, and Kentucky] ; submitted by Mr. Bankhead. Apr, 4, calendar day Apr. 5, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp- 508, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Speculation. To provide for investigation into cost of maintaining present sys- tem of future trading in agricultural products, r eport to accompany S. J. Res. 108 [to authorize and direct Secretary of Agriculture to investigate cost of maintaining present system of future trading in agricultural products and to ascertain what classes of citizens bear such cost, and specifically to investi- gate system of dealing in wheat futures and cotton futures and profits and losses resulting from short selling of wheat and cotton] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Apr. 4. 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 499, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. y APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE Interior Department. Interior Department appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1933, renaut to accompany H. R. 8397 ; submitted by Mr. Smoot. Apr. 7, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 514, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Interior Department appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1933, supplemental ^ hearings before subcommittee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 8397. 1932. ii+128 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4. Ap 6/2 : In 8/933-2 State Department. Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor ap- propriation bill, [fiscal year] 1933, reiio** to accompany H. R. 9349 ; submitted by Mr. Jones. Apr. 11, 1932. 12 p. (S. rp. 547, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Pa- per, 5c. Hon- to order publications — See information folloTVIng Contents 852 April, 1932 ^-BANKINO AND CUKBBNOY COMMITTEE, SEITATE Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session, Apr. 15, 1932; no. 2. 1932. 15 p. 4° t Y 4. B 22/3 : 72/2 Federal intermediate credit banks, r cuor t to accompany S. 2409 [to amend title 2 of Federal farm loan act in rogardlo Fetleral intermediate credit banks] ; submitted by Mr. Steiwer. Apr. 18, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 570, 72d Cong. Ist sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Federal reserve b(inks. Operation of national and Federal re.serve banking sys- tems, reijort [and minority views] to accompany S. 4412 [to provide for safer and more effective use of assets of Federal reserve banks and of national banking associations, to regulate interbank conti'ol, to prevent undue diver- sion of funds into speculative operations, and for other purposes]. [2 pts.] (S. rp. 584, 2 pts., 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [S. 4412 creates the Federal Open Market Committee and the Federal Liquidating Corporation.] L. C. card 32-26548 [pt. 1.] Roport ; submitted by Mr. Glass. Apr. 22, 193*2. 16 p. ♦Paper. 5c. pt. 2. Minority views; submitted by Mr. Norbeek. Apr. 29, calindar duy Apr. 30, 1032. 7 p. [Corrected print.] * Paper, 5c. National banks. Taxation on national bank shares, report to accompany S. 4291 [to amend sec. 5219, Revised statutes, as amendchT; submitted by Mr. Norbeck. Apr. 26, calendar day Apr. 30, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 025, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26549 "^ CLAIMS COMMITTEE, SENATE Bayer, Frank. Frank Bayer, r^jjjort to accompany H. R. 5272 [for relief of Frank Bayer]; submitted by Mr. Capper. Apr. 7, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 524, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Bellotos, G. B. C. B. Bellows, regort to accompany H. R. 615 [for relief of C. B. Bellows] ; submitted by :\rrTCapper. Apr, 25, calendar day Apr. 28, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 608, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Bennett, Charles C. Charles C. Bennett, repo rt to accompany S. 1673 [for relief of Charles C. Bennett] ; submitted by5lr. Howell. Apr. 25, calendat day Apr. 28, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 616, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Casey, George E. George E. Casey, report to accompany H. R. 4808 [for relief of George E. Casey] ; submitted bSHHr. Brookhart. Apr. 11, calendar day Apr. 14, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 559, 72d Cong. 1st soss.) * Paper. 5c. Corcoran, John J. John. J. Corcoran, rept>rt to accompany S. 903 [for veWeS. of John J. Corcoran] ; submitted by mt. Townsend. Apr. 7, calendar day Apr. S, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 532. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Davis, Samuel C. Samuel C. Davis, roport to accompany S. 1705 [for relief of Samuel C. Davis] ; submitted by T^. Townsend. Mar. 23, calendar day Apr. 1, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 490, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Englar, Francis. Fi-ancis Engler, report to accompany H. R. 20S6 [for relief of Francis Engler] ; submitted byAlr. Townsend. Apr. 7, calendar day Apr. 8, 1932. 8 p. (S. rp. 535, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Fekete, Stei'e. Steve Fekete, report to accompany H. R. 5259 [for relief of Steve Fekete] ; submitted by arrT^hite. Apr. 11. calendar day Apr. 14, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 558, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Fireman's Fund Insurance Co. Firemen's Fund Insurance Co., i^eBprt to ac- company H. R. 3373 [for relief of Fireman's Fund In-^jurance Company] ; sub- mitted by .Mr. Capi>er. Apr. 7. 19.32. 4 p. ( S. rp. 521, 7LM Con-. 1st ."sess.) * Paper, 5c. Francis, Mrs. Nellie. Nellie Francis, i»p«Tt to accompany S. 3386 [for relief of Nellie Francis, widow of William T. Francis] ; submitted by Mr. Townsend. Apr. 7. calendar day Apr. 8, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 531, 72d Cong. 1st soss.) ♦ Paper. 5c. Ho'w to order pnl»llcntloii« — Soe Infonnntlon foIlA'WlnHr Content* April, 1932 853 Franzel, Peter P. Estate of Peter Paul Franzel. rejTfiijt to accompany S. 1586 [for relief of estate of Peter Paul Franzel] ; submitted by Mr. Bailev. Apr, 7, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 518, 72(1 Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Gonzales, Albert. Albert Gonzales, repoi:t to accompany S. 1594 [for relief of Albert Gonzales]; submitted by Mrr-^oolidge. Apr. 29, 1932. 6 p. (S. rp. 619, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5e. Grina Bros., report to accompany H. R. 1231 [for relief of Grina Brothers] ; submitted by Mr. Brookliart. Apr. 7, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 525, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Grounds, Hamilton. Hamilton Grounds, report to accompany S. 660 [for relief of Hamilton Grounds] ; submitted by MT*. White. Apr. 11, calendar day Apr. 14, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 556, 72^1 Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Hollis, Mrs. Alvina. Alvina Hollis, report to accompany H. R. 1768 [for relief of Alvina Hollis] ; submitted by MrrBtookhart. Apr. 7. 1932. 6 p. (S. rp. 526, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Lamhin, Charles. Charles Lamkin. rieport to accompany H. R. 2704 [for relief of Charles Lamkin] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Apr. 25, calendar day Apr. 28, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 610, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Lelide & Schoenhut, report to accompany H. R. 1202 [for relief of Lehde and Schoenhut] ; submitted by Mr. Townsend. Apr. 7, calendar day Apr. 8, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 534, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Mirahelli, Pasqiiale. Pasquale Mirabelli, report to accompany H. R. 4453 [for relief of Pasquale Mirabelli] : submitteff^Fy; Mr. Logan. Apr. 25, calendar day Apr. 28, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 613, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Mission, Tex. First State Bank & Trust Co. of Mission, Tex., report to accom- pany H. R. 3953 [for relief of First State Bank and Trust Company of Mission, Tex.] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Apr. 7, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 522, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Moran, Carroll K. Carroll K. Moran, reg0£t to accompany H. R. 4270 [for relief of Carroll K. Moran] ; submitted I^Tklr. Townsend. Apr, 25, calendar day Apr. 28, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 612, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. Moynilian, J. P. J. P. Moynihan, report to accompany H. R. 8691 [for relief of J. P. Moynihan] ; submitted bv MfTTapper. Apr. 25. calendar day Apr. 28, 1932, 2 p. (S. rp. 611, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c, Plainer, Alton B. Alton B. Platner, report to accompany H, R, 4329 [for relief of Alton B. Platner] ; submitted by TCrfr Capper. Apr. 7, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 523, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Ross, G. Carroll. G. Carroll Ross, report to accompany H. R. 1554 [for relief of G. Carroll Ross] ; submitted -by Mf. Capjper. Apr. 25, calendar day Apr. 28, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 609, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Shirley, W. J. W. J. Shirley, report to accompany H. R. 3265 [for relief of W. J. Shirley] ; submitted by Mr.' Brookhart. Apr. 11. calendar day Apr. 14, 1932. 2 p, (S. rp, 560, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Spearin, George B. Estate of George B. Spearin, report to accompany S. 1271 [for relief of estate of George B. Spearin] ; submined by Mr. Coolidge. Apr. 11, calendar day Apr. 14, 1932. 3 p. (S, rp. 561, 72d Cong, 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Sullivan, Mrs. Helen P. Helen Patricia Sullivan, report to accompany H. R. 3909 [for relief of Helen Patricia Sullivan] ; submiTOd by Mr. White. Apr. 11, calendar day Apr. 14, 1932. 6 p. (S. rp. 557, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Wall, George W. G. W. Wall, re^Qit to accompany H. R. 882 [for relief of G. W. Wall] ; submitted by ]\fi\ Townsend. Apr. 7, calendar day Apr. 8, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 533, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. HoTT to order pnWicatloiiB— See information follorringr Content* / y 854 April, 1932 Wight, Mrs. Clara E. Clara E. Wight, ryim.it to accompany H. R. 3580 [for relief of Clara E. Wight] ; .submitted bj- Mr. White. Apr. 11, caleudar day Apr. 14. 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 555, 72d Cong, l.st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Wills Point, Tex. State National Bank of Wills Point, Tex., reiKJrt to accom- pany H. R, 2594 I for relief of State National Bank of Wills I'oint, Tex. J ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Apr. 7, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 519, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. M^irkkula, Mrs. Senelma. Senelma W^irkkula, rejjort to accompany H. R. 1770 [for relief of Senelma Wirkkula, also known as Selma Wirkkula, Alice Marie Wirkkula, and Bernice Elaine Wirkkula] ; submitted by Mr. Logan. Apr. 7, 1932. 9 p. (S. rp. 520, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [H. R. 1770 provides for relief of Senelma Wirkkula only.] * Paper, 5c. ' OOHMEBCB COMMITTEE, BENATB Amelia Island. Disposal of portion of Amelia Island lighthouse reservation, Fernandina, Fla., i:g£ort to accompany S. 4195 [to authorize Fernandina, Fla., under certain conditions, to dispose of portion of Amelia Island light- house reservation] ; submitted by Mr. Fletcher. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 31, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 493, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Black River. Bridge across Black River at or near Pocahontas, Ark., i :epQr t to accompany H. R. 9301 [to extend times for commencing and completing con- struction of bridge across Black River at or near Pocahontas, Ark., by Arkansas State Highway Commission] ; submitted by Mr. Vaudenberg. Apr. 4, calendar day Apr. 6, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 511, 72d Cong., 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session, Apr. 7-28, 1932; no. 15-18. 1932. Each 47 p. 4" X Y 4.C 73/2 : 72/15-18 Coasting-trade. Intercoastal shipping act, 1932, hearings before subcommittee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 3G43, amending shipping act, 1916, as amended, for purijose of further regulating common carriers by water in interstate com- merce of United States engaged in transportation by way of Panama Caual, Apr. 8, 1932. 1932. iv+127 p. [Corrected print.] » Pai>er, lOe. Y 4.C 73/2 : Sh 6/11 Regulating carriers by water, rijioi^t to accompany S. 4491 [amending shipping act, 1916, as amended, for purpose of further regulating common car- riers by water in interstate commerce of United States engaged in transporta- tion by way of Panama Canal, by providing for filing with Shipping Board of actual rates, etc., to be charged all shippers] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson. Apr. 25, calendar day Apr. 2S, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 615, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. ■Colorado River. Emergency relief of Palo Verde Valley, Calif, [from overflow and destruction by Colorado River floods], report to accompany S. 4443; sub- mitted by Mr. Johnson. Apr. 25, calendar Say Apr. 28, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 614, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Employment Service. National and State employment service, hearings, 72d Congiess, 1st session, pursuant to S. 2087, to provide for establishment of national employment system and for cooperation with States in promotion of such ."system, Mar. 24-31, 1932. 1932. iii-|-170 p. [S. 2087 provides for cre- ation in Labor Department of a bureau to be known as the United States Employment Service and the abolition of the Employment Service now exist- ing in Labor Department. Corrected print. 1st ]irint has 171 pages.] ♦Paper, 10c. Y 4.C 73/2 : Em 7/2 National and State employment service, r epor t to a«ionipany S. 2GST [to provide for establishment of mitit)nal employment system and for cooixn-ation with States in promotion of such system] ; submitted by Mr. Copeland. Apr. 22, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 589 [pt. 1], 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26550 Uofv to order pnblicatloua— See tutormatlon folloTviiiK Content* April, 1932 855 Halibut. Northern Pacific halibut fishery, report to accompany H. R. 8084 [for protection of northern Pacific halibut fishery] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson. Apr. 11, 1932. 6 p. (S. rp. 549, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Lo'bsters. Conservation and regulation of interstate transportation of lobsters, • hearing before subcommittee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 2370, Mar. 1, 1932. ^ 1932. iii+102 p. [Corrected print. 1st print has 105 pages.] ♦ Paper, 10c. Y 4.C 73/2 : L 78 Mississippi River. Bridge across Mississippi River at or near 10th street in Bettendorf, Iowa, rejgort to accompany H. R. 9066 [to extend times for com- mencing and completing construction of bridge across Mississippi River at or near 10th street in Bettendorf, Iowa, by B. F. Peek, G. A. Shallberg, C. I. Josephson, J. W. Bettendorf, A. J. Russell, and J. L. Hecht] ; submitted by Mr. Vandenberg. Apr. 11, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 550, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Missouri River. Bridge across Missouri River at or near Elbowoods, N. Dak., re^Q^t to accompany H. R. 9143 [to extend times for commencing and com- pleting construction of bridge across Missouri River at or near Elbowoods, N. Dak., by North Dakota] ; submitted by Mr. Vandenberg. Apr. 4, calendar day Apr. 6, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 510, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Bridge across Missouri River at or near Farnam street, Omaha, Nebr., re£oj;t to accompany S. 4401 [to extend times for commencing and completing construction of bridge across Missouri River at or near Farnam street, Omaha, Nebr.. by Omaha-Council Bluffs Missouri River Bridge Board of Trustees] ; submitted by Mr. Vandenberg. Apr. 25, calendar day Apr. 27, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 604, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Bridge across Missouri River at or near O'Hem street. South Omaha, Nebr., recQit to accompany H. R. 10159 [to extend times for commencing and completing construction of bridge across Missouri River at or near O'Hem street. South Omaha, Nebr., by Omaha, Nebr., and Council Bluffs, Iowa, and counties of Douglas, Nebr., and Pottawattamie, Iowa] ; submitted by Mr. Van- denberg. Apr. 4, calendar day Apr. 6, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 513, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Bridge across Missouri River at or near Randolph, Mo., r epor t to accom- pany S. 2967 [to extend times for commencing and completing construction of bridge across Missouri River at or near Randolph, Mo., by Kansas City South- ern Railway Company] ; submitted by Mr. Vandenberg. Apr. 25, calendar day Apr. 28, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 618, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Morris, Caroline. To remove cloud on title of land in Corpus Christi, Tex. [and to convey same by quitclaim deed to Caroline Morris], rg poy t to accompany S. 3830; submitted by Mr. Sheppard. Apr. 7, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 515, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e. PuMic Health Service. Authorizing telephone service in Government-controlled buildings on Public Health Service stations, recent to accompany S. 4252 : submitted by Mr. Johnson. Mar. 23, calendar day Mar. 31, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 492, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Radio statio-iis. To amend act of Feb. 23, 1927, as amended (U. S. C, title 47, sec. 85) [so as to make only citizens of United States eligible for licenses to operate radio stations], repflij to accompany S. 4286; submitted by Mr. John- son. Apr. 11, calendar day Apr. 15, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 567, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. St. Lawrence River. Bridge across St. Lawrence River at or near Hogausburg, N. Y., report to accompany H. R. 483 [to amend act of Mar. 2, 1897, author- izing construction and maintenance of bridge across St. Lawrence River at or near Hogansburg, N. Y., by Northern New York Railroad, so as to permit leasing, etc., of said bridge by Malone, N. Y., and Cornwall, Canada] ; submit- ted by Mr. Vandenberg. Mar. 23, calendar day Apr. 1, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 497, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [The Northern New York Railroad was merged with the New York Central Railroad on Oct. 28, 1897.] * Paper, 5c. Ho^v to order publications— See inforiuation folloTTiiig" Contents y 856 April, 1932 Savannah River. Bridge across Savannah River at or near Burtons Ferry, near Sylvanla, Ga., reCQTt to accompany H. R. 10088 [to revive and reenact act authorizing South Carolina and Georgia State highway departments to <-(iii.sini(t toll Itridjro arross Savaniiali lliver al <>r near Burtons Ferry, near Sylvania, Ga.] ; submitted by Mr. Vandenberg. Apr. 4, calendar day Apr. 6, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 512, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Smiths Creeh; Wilmington, N. C, letter from chief of engineers, Army, to chairui:in of Committee on Commerce, Senate, submittinir review of report on Smiths Creek, in vicinity of Wilmington, N. C, submitted to Congress Jan. 18, 3928; presented by Mr. Jolinson. Dec. 17, 1931. 14 p. map. (S. doc. 2.3, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) ♦ Paper, 5c. Virgin Islands Amending merchant marine act as applied to Virgin I^ands, report to accompany S. 3950 [to amend sec. 21 of act to provide for promo- tion and maintenance of American mercliant marine, to repeal certain emer- gency legislation and provide for disposition, regulation, and use of property acquired thereunder, as applied to Virgin Lslands] ; submitted by Mr. Jolm.soii. Mar. 23. calendar day Mar. 31, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 491, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [S. 3950 relates to extending coastwise laws of United States to Virgin Islands.] ♦ Paper, 5c. >^DI8TRI0T OF OOI-UMBIA COMMITTEE, SENATE Alleys. Closing of certain alleys in District of Columbia, i;eport to accompany S. 3929 [to authorize commissioners of District of ColumMTT to close certain alleys and to set aside land owned by District of Columbia for alley pur- poses] ; submitted by Mr. Kean. Apr. 22, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 587, 72d Cong, 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session, Apr. 14, 1932; no. 6. 1931 [1932]. 19 p. 4" t Y 4. D 63/2 : 72/6 /Child labor. Use of children in theatrical productions, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 3448, to amend act to regulate employment of minors within District of Columbia, Mar. 15, 1932. 1932. iii+91 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.D 63/2 : C 43/2' Children. Qualifications for relief under act providing home care for dependent children in District of Columbia, report to accompany S. 4038 [to amend sec. 1 of act to provide home care for dependent childi'en in District of Columbia, so as to lengthen required period of residence in District of applicant for assistance before aid may be provided] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Apr. 4. 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 500, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Firearms. To control sale of firearms in District of Columbia, reuort to accom- pany H. R. 87.'")4 [to control possession, sale, transfer, and use of pistols and other dangerous weapons in District of Columbia, to provide penalties, to prescribe rules of evidence, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Apr. 19, 1932. 11 p. (S. rp. 575, 72(1 Cong, l.-^t sess.^ * Paper, He. Lawyers. Qualifications of practitioners of law in District of Columbia, leoQTt to accompany S. 3223 ; submitted by Mr. King. Apr. 11. calendar day Apr. 13, 1932. 11 p. (S. rp. 55.4, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Motor-vehicles. Issuance of Congressional automobile tags to certain oflJcials of Congress, rep4M;t to accompany S. 4123 [to amend District of Columbia trafl^c acts, as amended] ; submitted by Mr. Copeland. Apr. 19. 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 572, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. National Society of Colonial Dames of America. Tax exemption of property used by Colonial Dames of America In District of Columbia, reagrt to accompany S. 570: submitted l)y Mr. Tydings. Apr. 22, 19:^2. 4 p. (S. rp. 590, 72d rv>ng. 1st .sess.) ♦Paper, 5c riumhivtj. Regulation of i)lnmbing and gas fitting In District of Columbia, report^to accompany S. 3400 [to amend act to regulate plumbing and gas fitting in District of Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. Austin. Apr. 7, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 510, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Ho^T to order pnbllcntlonii— See inforination foIloTvInf Contentn April, 1932 857 Public works. Contracts for construction and repair work of District of Colum- bia, recfixt to accompany S. 3472 [to amend act approved June 26, 1912, mak- ing appropriations for expenses of District of Columbia, fiscal year 1913, so as to liberalize certain restrictions connected with contracts for construction and repair work] ; submitted by Mr. Austin. Apr. 7, 1932. 3 p. (S. i-p, 517, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Street-railroads. Merger of street-railway corporations in District of Columbia, minority re^rt to accompany S. J. Res. 13 [to authorize merger of street- railway corporations operating in District of Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. Capper and Mr. Blaine. Apr. 4, calendar day Apr. 5, 1932. 11 p. (S. rp. 475, pt. 2, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. streets. Closing of certain streets and alleys in District of Columbia, report to accompany S. 4106; submitted by Mr. Kean. Apr. 19, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 577, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Closing of streets in District of Columbia, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st > session, on S. 3532, to authorize commissioners of District of Columbia to ^ readjust and close streets, roads, highways, or alleys in District of Columbia rendered useless or unnecessary. Mar. 11, 1932. 1932. iii+42 p. il. * Paper. 5c. Y 4.D 63/2 : St 8/10 Extension and widening of Michigan avenue in District of Columbia, re port to accompany S. 4039; submitted by Mr. Kean. Apr. 4, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 501, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. — "— To close Quintana place in District of Columbia, report to accompany S. 3911 [to authorize commissioners of District of Columbia to close Quintana place, between 7th street and 7th place northwest] ; submitted by Mr. Kean. Apr. 18, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 576, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Taxipabs. Financial responsibility of taxicab owners, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 99, to amend sec. 8 of act making appropriations for District of Columbia, fiscal year 1914, Mar. 2, 1932. 1932. iii-f45 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.D 63/2 : T 19/3 Financial responsibility of taxicab owners in District of Columbia, renflft to accompany S. 99 [to amend sec. 8 of act making appropriations for Dis- trict of Columbia, fiscal year 1914] ; submitted by Mr. Kean. Apr. 29, cal- endar day Apr. 30, 1932. 6 p. (S. rp. 624, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. ^'^UCATION AND LABOR COMMITTEE, SENATE Jjabor and laboring classes. Rates of wages paid for labor on public buildings, r eport to accompany S. 3847 [to amend act approved Mar. 3, 1931, relating to rate of wages for laborers and mechanics employed by contractors and subcontractors on public buildings, so as to provide that prevailing rate of wages shall be paid to laborers and mechanics employed on certain public works of United States and District of Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. Cope- land for Senator Metcalf. Apr. 4, calendar day Apr. 6, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 509, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. / FINANCE COMMITTEiE, SENATE ■Calendar of assignments for hearings on revenue bill of 1932, Apr. 6-22, 1932: no. 1-12. Apr. 6-22, 1932. 1932. various paging, 4° $ Y 4.F 49 : 72/1-12/H. R. 10236 Jjife insurance. Suits on veterans' insurance contracts, hearing before sub- committee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 2324, to extend time for allowing suits on insurance contracts under sec. 19 of World War veterans' act, 1924, as amended, S. 2440, to amend sec. 19 of World War veterans' act, 1924, as amended (relating to suits on insurance claims), and S. 3591, to amend World War veterans" act, 1924, as amended. Mar. 16, 1932. 1932. ii-f 20 p. ♦Paper, 5c. Y4.F49:V64/5 How to order publications — See information following: Contents J 858 April. 1932 ^ FOREIGN REI^ATIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, Apr. 28, 1932; no. 6. 1932. 30 p. 4° X Y4.B"76/2:72/ft Narcotics. Interniitional convention for limiting manufacture and regulating distribution of narcotic drugs [resiilution of ratification, with reservations and understandings, to accompany Executive G. 72d Congress, 1st session; submitted by Mr. Borah J. Mar. 30. legislative day Mar. 23, 1932. 1 p. (Senate executive report 2, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [In executive session. In- junction of secrecy removed Mar. 31, 1932. For Senate exe2, 72d Cong> 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Passports. Increasing passport fees, report to accompany H. K. 9393; sub- mitted by Mr. Borah. Apr. 25, calendar day Apr. 27, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. OOS, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) ♦ Paper, 5c. Slocum, Mrs. Anne B. Anne B. Slocum. rejjort to accompany S. 3191 [for relief of Anne B. Slocum, widow of ClarenceRice Slocum] : submitted by Mr^ Borah. Apr. 25, calendar day Apr. 27, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. (501, 72d Cong.. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c. "^ IMMiaRATION COMMITTEE, SENATE Calendars. Legislative calendar. 72d Congress, 1st session, Apr. 12 and 26,. 3932 ; no. 3 and 4. 1932. Eacli 8 p. 4' t Y 4.1m 6/2 : 72/3, 4 Contract lahor. Enforcement of contract-labor provisions, r epor t to acconlpany II. R. 9508 [to autiiorizo cxpcnditun s for enforcement of contract-labor pro- visions of immigration law] ; submitted by Mr. Reed. Mar. 18, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 571, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Immigration visas. Review of visa refusals, report to accompany S. 34 [to pro- vide for review of action of consular officers in refusing immigration visas] ; submitted by Mr. King. Apr. 4, 1932, 2 p. (S. rp. 504, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Naturalization of alien ccmscientious objectors, hearings before subcommittee^ 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 3275. to permit naturalization of alien con- scientious objectors, Mar. 22 and 20, 1932. 1932. ii+97 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.1m G/2 : Al 4/lt V INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE Blackfeet Reservation. Defining and regulating power sites upon Biackfeet Indian Reservation, Mont., rejiout to accompany S. 277; submitted by Mr. Wheeler. Apr. 7, calendar day Apr. 8, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 530, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Calendars. Legi.slative calendar, 72d Congress, Apr. 5 and 25, 1932; no. 6 and 7.. 1932. 31 p. and 32 p. 4° t Y 4.1n 2/2 : 72 (5, T Chippewa Indians. Amend act authorizing Chippewa Indians of Minnesota to submit claims to Court of Claims, uiiioi't to accompany S. 3879; submitted by Mr. Schall. Apr. 7, 1932. 4 p. (S. ri). 528, .72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. Choctaw Indians. Providing for Choctaw and Chickasaw enrollments, hearing, 72d Congress, l.st session, on S. 2268, authorizing and directing Secretary of Interior to enroll on tribal rolls of Choctaw and Chickasaw nations all Choc- taw and Chickasaw claimants whose names apiH>ar in citizenship cases here- inafter mentioned and who were duly and legally enrolled by Federal court, and heirs now living of all such claimants, born prior to closing of said tribal rolls by act of Congress, Mar. 30. 19.32. 1932. ii-f 48 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.1n 2/2 : C 45/4 HoiT to order pnltllcntlona — See Information follo'wlnv Content* / April, 1932 859 Click, John E. John E. Click, rppm-t to accompany S. 4372 [foi* relief of Jolin B. Click] ; submitted by Mr. Frazier. Apr. 29, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 621, 72(i Cong. 1st ses9. ) * Paper, 5c. Colorado River Reservation. ExiKmditures from Colonido River tribal funds for reimbursable loans, re^Qrt to accompany S. 3864; submitted by Mr. Ash- urst. Apr. 7, calendar day Apr. 8, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 538, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Crow Indians. Exi^enses of CroAv and Fort Peck tribal councils, re port to ac- company H. R. 8031 [to provide for expenses of Crow raid Fort Peck Indian tribal councils and authorized delegates of such tribes] ; submitted bv Mr. Wheeler. Apr. 29, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 623, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paiier, 5c. Flathead Indians. Addition of names of certain persons to final roll of Indians of Flathead Indian Reservation, Mont., repoii t to accompany S. 2393 ; sub- mitted by Mr. Wheeler. Apr. 7, calendar day Apr. 8, 1932. 2 p. ( S. rp. 537, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Indians. Attorney general of Wisconsin to examine Government records in relation to claims of Wisconsin Indians, report to accompany S. J. Res. 125 ; submitted by Mr. La FoUette. Apr. 25, calendar day Apr. 28, 1932. 2 p. ( S. rp. 607, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Relief of certain tribes or bands of Indians in Washington, Idaho, and Montana, r epor t to accompany S. 1523 : submitted by Mr. Frazier. Apr. 7> 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 527, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Survey of conditions of Indians in United States, hearings before sub- committee, 71st Congress, 3d session, pursuant to S. Res. 79 and 308, 70th Cong., and S. Res. 263 and 416, 71st Cong., directing Committee on Indian Affairs, Senate, to make general survey of condition of Indians of United States, continuing until end of regular session of 71st Congress Senate reso- lution numbered 79 authorizing general survey of Indian conditions. 1932. pt. 21, v+ 11319-12082 +xiv p. [These hearings were held in California, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington State.] * Paper, 70c. Y 4.1n 2/2 : In 2/3/pt.21 Lac du Flambeau Reservation. Sale of lands on Lac du Flambeau Reservation, Wis., re|)ort to accompany H. R. 8637 [to authorize sale, on competitive bids, of unalTotFed lands on Lac du Flambeau Indian Reservation, Wis., not needed for allotment, tribal, or administrative purposes] ; submitted by Mr. La Fol- lette. Apr. 25, calendar day Apr. 28, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 606, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Osage Indians. Osage Nation of Indians of Oklahoma, report to accompany S. 2352 [amending act authorizing Court of Claims to hear, determine, and render judgment in civilization fund claim of Osage Nation of Indians against United States] ; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. Apr. 25, calendar day Apr. 27, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 605, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Pine Ridge, 8. Dak. Consolidated public high school, Pine Ridge, S. Dak., re^ nort to accompany S. 2340 [to provide funds for cooperation with school board of Shannon County, S. Dak., in construction of consolidated high- school building at Pine Ridge, S. Dak., to be available to both white and Indian children] ; submitted by Mr. Norbeck. Apr. 18, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 569, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Reclamation of land. Deferment and adjustment of construction charges [for years 1931 and 1932] on Indian irrigation projects, r eport to accompany S. 3675 ; submitted by Mr. Kendrick. Apr. 11, calendar day .Spr. 12, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 552, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Seminole India)us. Procedure in disposal of Seminole tribal land, r eport to accompany H. R. 10362 [to require approval of general council of Seminole tribe or nation in case of disposal of any tribal land in Oklahoma] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. Apr. 7, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 529, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Ho'^v to ortler pnWioations — See information follovring' Contents 860 April, 1932 Sherburne Mercantile Co., report to accouipauy H. R. 4143 [for relief of Sher- burne Mercantile Companyl ; submitted by Mr. Wheeler. Apr. 25, calendar day Apr. 29, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 622, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Tlinyit Indians. Authorizing; Tliugit and Uaida Indians to bring suit in Court I of Claims, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on y. HOG, authorizing Tlingit «/ and Haida Indians of Alaska to bring suit in Court of Claims, and conferring jurisdiction upon said court to hear, examine, adjudicate, and enter judgment upon anv and all claims which said Indians may liave, or claim to have, against United States, Mar. 23, 1932. 1932. ii+2y p. ♦ Paper, 5c. Y 4.1n 2/2 : T 64 Zeha, Mirh. Transfer of abandoned Indian-school site and building at Zeba, Mich., to L'Anse band of Lake Superior Indians, report to accompany II. i;. 208; submitted by Mr. Frazier. Apr. 29. 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 620, 72d Cong. Ist sess.) ♦Paper, 5c. '* INTEBSTATE COMMEBCB COMMITTEE:, SENATE J / / Calend, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paiwr, 5c. •* JUDICIARY COMMITTEE, SENATE Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session, Api". 4r-25, 19o- : no. 14-16. 1932. Each 45 p. 4" t Y4. J89/2: 72/14r Id Court commissioners. Commissioners to hoar war-risk insurance cases in dis- trict courts of South Carolina, r epoi 't to accompany S. 3145 [providing for appointment of commissioner to iieilV cases arising under contracts of war- risk insurance in district courts for eastern and western districts of South Carolina] ; submitted by Mr. Bratton. Apr. 1^, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 573, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Courts of United States. Granting authority to Supreme Court to prescribe rules of practice and procedure in certain cases, i ;gport to accompany S. 4020 [to give Supreme Court authority to prescribe rules of practice and procedure with resiiect to jiroceedings in criminal cases after verdict] ; submitted by Mr. Hastings. Apr. 29, calendar day Apr. 80, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 627, 72d Cong. 1st .sess.) * Paper, oc. District Courts. Limithig jurisdiction of Federal courts, hearings before sub- committee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 937, to amend 1st paragraph of sec. 24 of judicial code, S. 939, to limit jurisdiction of District Courts, and S. 3243, to amend sec. 24 of judicial code, as amended, with respect to juris- Hoiv to order pabllcatlons— 'See tuforjuutiou tollowiuK Content* April, 1932 861 District Courts — Continued. diction of District Courts over suits relating to orders of State administrative boards, Mar. 18 and 19, 1932. 1932. iii+139 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4. J 89/2 : J 97/2 To transfer Lincoln County from Columbia division to Winchester divi- sion of middle district of Tennessee, r ep ort to accompany H. R. 10277 ; sub- mitted by Mr. Robinson of Indiana. Apr. 25, calendar day Apr. 26, 1932. 1 p. ( S. rp. 595, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Judges. Providing for additional district judges for district of New Jersey, r ^ort to accompany S. 1335 [to provide for appointment of additional dis- trict judge for district of New Jersey] ; submitted by Mr. Hebert. Apr. 4, calendar day Apr. 5, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 507, 72d Gong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Jurisdiction. Limiting jurisdiction of District Courts [by taliing away juris- diction on account of diversity of citizenship], r eji^rt to accompany S. 939; submitted by Mr. Norris. Apr. 7, calendar day Apr. 8, 1932. 24 p. (S, rp. 530, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Juvenile delinquency. Transportation of certain juvenile offenders, r eport to accompany S. 3938 [to provide for transportation of certain juvenile oSTSITners to States under law of which they have committed offenses or are delin- quent] ; submitted by Mr. Hastings. Apr. 29, calendar day Apr. 30, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 626, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Lenawee County, Midi. Permitting United States to be made party defendant in certain cases, r eport to accompany S. 4148 [to permit United States to be made party defendant in certain cases, for clearing title to land in Lenawee County, Mich., mortgage on which was purported to have been given to United States by Joseph W. Brown and Cornelia T. Brown, his wife] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Bratton. Apr. 19, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 574, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. /ilkerson, James H. Nomination of James H. Wilkerson, hearings before sub- committee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on nomination of James H. Wilkerson to be circuit judge, 7th circuit. Mar. 25 and 29, 1932. 1932. pts. 3, 4, [iv]-|- 211-266 p. * Paper, each pt. 5c. Y 4. J 89/2 : W 65/pt. 3, 4 MHJTAEY AFFAIKS COMMITTEE, SENATE Andersonville, Ga. Right of way to Georgia State Highway Department [through part of national cemetery reservation at Andersonville, Ga.], r eport to accompany H. R. 7788 ; submitted by Mr. Reed. Apr. 7, calendar day Apr. 8, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 541, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Bourke, Charles E. Charles E. Bourke, tepo rt to accompany S. 3179 [for relief of Charles E. Bourke] ; submitted by Mr. Cutting. Apr. 7, calendar day Apr. 8, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 544, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Cooh, William S. William S. Cook, r eDorJ : to accompany S. 1562 [for relief of William S. Cook] ; submitted by Mr. Hastings. Apr. 22, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 588, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Davis, Dan. Dan Davis, r f.p o yt to accompany S. 1385 [for relief of Dan Davis, alias Jack McDonnell] ; submitted by Mr. Cutting. Apr. 7, calendar day Apr. 8, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 545, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Henry, Basil N. Basil N. Henry, repor t to accompany H. R. 1029 [for relief of Basil N. Henry] ; submitted by Mr. Dickinson. Apr. 22, calendar day Apr. 23, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 593, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Moffett, Rolando B. Rolando B. Moffett, report to accompany S. 3577 [for relief of Rolando B. Moffett] ; submitted by Mr. Sheppard. Apr. 22, calendar day Apr. 23, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 591, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Moncravie, Mrs. Elizabeth. Elizabeth Moucravie, re^Qii-to accompany H. R. 3559 [for relief of Elizabeth Moncravie] ; submitted by Mr. Barbour. Mar. 23, calendar day Apr. 1, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 494, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. HoTT to order publicatious — See iuformation folloTring: Contents 117757— 32— No. 448 5 862 April, 1932 Reed, Thomas E. Thoma.s E. Reed, rgpoit to accompany S. 4190 [for relief of Thomas E. Reed, otherwise known as Thomas GriflSths] ; submitted by Mr, Logan. Apr. 22, calendar day Apr. 23, 1932. 3 p. ( S. rp. 592, 72^1 Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Sherman, William M. William M. Sherman, r eport to accompany S. 3334 [for relief of William M. Sherman] ; submitted by Mr. Fletcher. Apr. 7, calendar day Apr. 8, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 543, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. South Dakota. Purchase of land in South Dakota for camp sites or rifle ranges for National Guard of that State, r^o r t to accompany S. 1752; .submitted by Mr. Slieppard. Mar. 23, calendar dayXpr. 1, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 495, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Suriya, Manot. Manob Suriya, ronoct to accompany S. J. Res. 134 [authorizing Secretary of War to receive for instniction at Military Academy, West Point, Mancb Suriya, citizen of Siam] ; submitted by Mr. Reed. Apr. 7, calendar day Apr. 8, 1932. 2 \,. (S. rp. 542, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Tabei; Edgar H. Edgar H. Taber, repert to accompany S. 2434 [for relief of Edgar H. Taber] ; submitted by Mr. Carey. Apr. 25, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 594. 72d Cong. 1 st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. United Confederate Veterans. Loan of War Department equipment to United Confederate Veterans [to be used at encampment to be held at Richmond. Va.. in June, 1932], rgcflct to accompany H. R. 5848; submitted by Mr. Reed. Apr. 7, calendar day Apr. 8, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 540. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. NAVAI. AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session, Apr. 1, 1932; no. 9. 1932. 27 p. large 8° t Y4.N 22/2 : 72/9 Ofpoers, Uavy. Providing for appointment as ensigns in the line of Navy of all midshipmen who graduate from Naval Academy in 1932, report to accompany H. R. 8083 [providing for appointment as ensigns in the line of Navy of all midshipmen who graduate from Naval Academy] ; submitted by Mr. Hale. Apr. 7, calendar day Apr. 8, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 539, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. '^ PATENTS COMMITTEE, SENATE American Telegraphone Company. Renewal and extension of letters patent, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 1301, to renew and extend certain letters pateiit [issued to G. S. Tiffany, inventor, to American Telegraphone Company, assignee]. Mar. 10, 1932. 1932. iii4-43 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.P 27/2 : L 56 / PENSIONS COMMITTEE, SEINATE Qrand Army of the Republic. Aid Grand Army of the Republic in its Memorial day services, May 30, 1932, rjppnrJ- to accompany S. 4235 ; submitted by Mr. Robinson of Indiana. Apr. 11, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 551, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. V POST OFFICES AND POST ROADS COMMITTEE, SENATE Envelopes. Regulation of manufacture and sale of stamx)ed envelopes, reliant to accompany S. 4080; submitted by Mr. Oddie. Apr. 11, caUndar day Apr. 13, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 553, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Mail matter. Penalty for sending threatening communications through mail, rejjort to accompany H. R. 96; submitted by Mr. McKellar. Mar. 23. calendar j day Apr. 1, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 498, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. ^ Meyer, Charles 0. C. O. Meyer, repor t to accompany S. 2990 [for relief of C. O. Meyer] ; submitted by Mr.. Byrnes. Apr. 4, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 505, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Sample, B. J. Relief of B. J. Sample, i:cuort to accompany S. 2991; submitted j by Mr. Byrnes. Apr. 4, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 506, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper,' 5c. How to f>rr itnlillciitlonii — See infnrnintlon folIoiTinK Contentn April, 1932 863 •'PKIVILEGES AND ELECTIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE Bankliead, John H. Senator from Alabama, rgflifft [and minority views] ta accompany S. Res. 199 [declaring John H. Bankhead to have been elected Senator from Alabama for term beginning Mar. 4, 1931]. [2 pts.] (S. rp. 568, 2 pts., 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) [pt. 1.] Report; submitted by Mr. George and Mr. Brattor. Apr. 18, 1932. 96 p. • Paper, 10c. pt. 2. Minority views; submitted by Mr. Hastings. Apr. 21, 1932. 59 p. * Paper, 5c. Contested-elections. Senator from Alabama, hearings, 72d Congress, pursuant / to S. Res. 467, 71st Congress, relative to impounding ballots and ballot boxes / used in general election of Senator from Alabama, Nov. 4, 1930, and authoriz- ing consideration of contest, and S. Res. 485, 71st Congress, to hear and: determine contest of J. Thomas Heflin against John H. Bankhead for seat in Senate from Alabama, Apr. 8-16, 1932. 1932. pt. 3, iii+267^62 p. [Page numbers 267-444 which appeared in pt. 2 are duplicated in pt. 3, but there is no duplication in text] * Paper, 15c. Y 4.P 93/6 : Al 1 b/pt.3 y PUBLIC BtriLDINGS AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE, SENATE Orleans Levee District. Granting lands to New Orleans, r eport to accompany H. R. 8779 [granting lands to board of commissioners of Orleans Levee District in New Orleans, La., for levee and street purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Keyes. Apr. 11, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 548, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. '^PUBLIC LANDS AND SURVEYS COMMITTEE, SENATE Blackfeet highway. Concurrent police jurisdiction over Blackfeet highway in Montana, i: epQr t to accompany H. R. 8914 [to accept grant by Montana of concurrent police jurisdiction over rights of way of Blackfeet highway, and over rights of way of its connections with Glacier National Park road system on Blackfeet Indian Reservation in Montana] ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Montana. Apr. 11, calendar day Apr. 14, 1932. . 3 p. (S. rp. 563, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session, Apr. 5-26, 1932; no. 8-11. 1932. Each 38 p. or 40 p. 4° $ Y 4.P 96/1 : 72/8-11 Chelan National Forest. Adjustment of boundaries, of Chelan National Forest, Wash., rpppr f to accompany S. 3711 ; submitted by Mr. Nye. Apr. 4, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 503, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Pstper, 5c. Colorado. Issuance of patents for lands in Colorado, r epor t to accompany H. R. 10744; submitted by Mr. Nye. Apr. 25, calendar day Apr. 26, 1932. 4 p. ( S. rp. 600, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Crater Lake National Park. Acquisition [from Risers, Inc.] of building, furni- ture, and equipment in Crater Lake National Park, Oreg., repor t to accom- pany S. 4070 ; submitted by Mr. Steiwer. Apr. 25, calendar day Apr. 26, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 596, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Add land [in Crater National Forest] to Crater Lake National Park, Ores.. T-£pnrt to accompany H. R. 9970 ; submitted by Mr. Steiwer. Apr. 25, calendar day Apr. 26, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 597, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Fort Hall Reservation. Extending provisions of desert land law to ceded lands of Fort Hall Indian Reservation, repo rt to accompany H. R. 5484 [extending^ provisions of act to provide for sale of desert lands in certain States and Territories, and acts amendatory thereof , to ceded lands of Fort Hall Indian Reservation] ; submitted by Mr. Nye. Apr. 11, calendar day Apr. 14, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 562, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Homestead. Allowing credit in connection with homestead entries to widows of persons who served in certain Indian wars, report to accompany S. 2654 ; submitted by Mr. Bratton. Apr. 22, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 586, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. HovF to order publications — See Information following Contents y 864 April, 1932 Homistiail — ( 'oiitiiiiietl. Amending sec. 1 of stock-raising homestead act, as amended, rgnQft ■ accompjiny S. 4495 [amending sec. 1 of act to provide for stock-raisit homesteads, as amended, so a.s to piMmit entry on lands within limits geological structure of producing oil or }:as field under certain conditions] .submitted by Mr. Carey. Aj)r. iio, calendar day Apr. 28, 1932, 2 p. (S. rp G17, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Amending sec. 2288, Revised statutes, respecting taking for highway pur- ))(>.ses of lands entered upon under homestead or preemption laws, r aitorr t' accompany S. 3852; .submitted by Mr. Bratton. Apr. 22, 1932. 3 p. (S. r; 585, 72d Cong. Ist sess. ) ♦ Paper, 5c. Extending period of time during which final proof may be offered '■■' homestead entrymen, rcocid; to accompany H. R. 9591 ; submitted by Mr. Nv Apr. 25, calendar day Apr. 26, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 599, 72d Cong. 1st .ses!- * Paper, 5c. Restoring homestead rights in certain cases, reporf to accompany > 4029 ; submitted by Mr. Nye. Apr. 21, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 578, 72d Cong. 1 sess. ) * Paper, 5c. International Peace Garden, Incorporated. Transfer of school lauds in North Dakota to International Peace Garden (Inc.), report to accompany S. 441 tj : submitted by Mr. Nye. Apr. 21, 1932. 2 p. (STTprSSO, 72d Cong. 1st sess. > * Paper, 5c. Loum: Ban Diego, Calif. Granting San Diego, Calif., lands in Cleveland National For est and Capitan Grande Indian Reservation for dam and reservoir purpose- hearing before subeoniinitlee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 1715, nraendi) act granting San Di<'go hinds in Cleveland National Forest and Capitan Ho'w to order pnbllcntlonii— See Information foIIoTrlnur Contents I April, 1932 865 San Diego, Calif. — Continued. Grande Indian Reservation for dam and reservoir purposes for conservation of water, so as to include additional lands, Mar. 9, 1932. 1932. iii+58 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.P 96/1 : Sa 5/2 Granting San Diego, Calif., lands in Cleveland National Forest and Capitan Grande Indian Reservation for dam and reservoir purposes, repor t to accompany H. R. 10495 [amending act granting San Diego lands in Cleveland National Forest and Capitan Grande Indian Reservation for dam and reser- voir purposes for conservation of water, so as to include additional lands] ; submitted by Mr. Steiwer. Apr. 21, 1932. 7 p. (S. rp. 582, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Thornton, Charles R. Granting patent to lands to Charles R. Thornton, reQiUit to accompany S. 2144 ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Montana. Apr. 11, calen- dar day Apr. 14, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 566, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. / EULES COMMITTEi:, SE2ifATE ei.sions Commitfee, Senate. For standing committee on veterans' affairs, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. Reg. 26, changing name of Commit- tee on Pensions to Committee on Veterans' Affairs, and defining its jurisdic- tion, and S. 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United States; special fintlings of fact [con- clusion of law, and opinion of court], decided Apr. 4, 1932. [1932.] no. K-452, 15 p. t Ju 3.9/a : F 877 Fresno Orape Products Corporation v. United States; report of commissioner. [1932.] no. L-161. p. 7-8. t Ju3.8:F892 Gardner, J. Willis, Tntst. St. Louis Union Trust Company, trustee J. Willis Gardner Trust v. United States; report of commissioner. [1932.] no. M-ol p. 17-24. t Ju3.8:G174 Hale. Peter G. Hale v. United States; report of commissioner. [1932.] no. 1^23, p. 5-6. t Ju 3.8 : H 1 Heath. Samuel, Cotnpany. Samuel Heath Company v. United States; report n. commissioner, [1932.] no. K-299, 4 p. t Ju3.8:H351 Himniclhcrger-Harrison Lumber Company v. United States; report of coram;- .^ioner. [1932.] no. 1^343, p. 31-36. t Ju 3.8 : H 5 Hodgson Oil Refining Co. v. United State.^j, and 10 other cases against same de- feiidant, memorandum on motion to set aside stipulation; [per curiam order] decided Mar. 28, 1932. 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C. card E 32-208 1 16.3 : 931/21 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Note. — The publications of the United States Geological Survey consist of Annual re- ports, Monographs, Professional papers, Bulletins, Watei'-supply papers, topographic maps (some of which bear descriptive texts), base and contour and other maps of the United States and of the States, folios of the Geologic atlas of the United States, and the How to order pnbllcationH — See information follo^vingr Contents 872 April, 1932 World atlas of coiumprcial geolopy (pt. 1, out of print). Practically all of them are sale publicalions; the exceptions are indicated by the dagger (t). The maps and folios and the World atlas of commercial geology, pt. 2, are Buld by the Geological Survey at Wash- ington, D. C. A discount of 40 per cent is allowed on any order for maps or folios that amounts to $5.00 at the retail price. This discount applies to an order for either maps or folios alone or for maps and folios together. 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California, Delta Farms quadrangle, lat. 36° 15'-36° 22' 30", long. 120° 07' 30"-120'' 15'. Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 5 ft. [Washington, Geological Survey] edition of 1932. 17,2x14 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 4 D 388/2 California, east Elk Hills quadrangle, lat, 35° 15'-35° 22' 30", long. 119° 22' 30"-119° 30', Scale 1: 31,680, contour interval 5 and 20 ft. changing on 400 ft, contour, [Washington, Geological Survey] edition of 1932. 17.2x14.2 in. 1 10c, 1 19,12 : 4 El 5/4 Idaho, Bayhorse quadrangle, lat, 44°-i4° 30', long, 114°-114° 30', Scale 1 : 12.500, contour interval 100 ft. [Washington, Geological Survey] edition of 1932, 17,5 X 12,6 in, 1 10c, 1 19,12 : 11 B 342 Illinois. Illinois, Edwardsville quadrangle, lat, 38° 45'-S9°, long. 89° 45'-90°. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft, [Washington, Geological Survey] edi- tion of 1932, 17,5X13.7 in, 1 10c, 1 19,12 : 12 Ed 98 Illinois, Mackinaw quadrangle, lat. 40° 30'-40° 45', long. 89° 15'-89° 30'. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 10 ft. [Washington, Geological Survey] edi- tion of 1932. 17,5X13,4 in, 1 10c. 1 19,12 : 12 M 213 Kentucky. Kentucky, Fordsville quadrangle, lat. 37° 30'-37» 45', long. 86° 30'- 86° 45'. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. [Washington, Geolosical Survey] edition of 1932. 17,5X14 in. tlOc. 1 19,12 : 17 F 759 - Kentucky-Indiana, La Grange quadrangle, lat, 38° 15'-38° 30', long, 85° 15'-85° 30'. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. [Washington, Geological Survey] edition of 1932. 17.5X13.8 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 17 L 137 Maine, Caribou quadrangle, lat. 46° 45'-47°, long. 68°-68° 15'. Scale 1:'62,500, contour interval 20 ft. [Washington, Geological Survey] edition of 1932. 17.5 X 12 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 19 C 191 Neto Hampshire, Rumney quadrangle, lat. 43° 45'-44°, long. 71° 45'-72°. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. [Washington, Geological Survey] edition of 1932. 17.5 X 12.7 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 29 R 866 Is^orth Dakota, Flora quadrangle, lat, 47° 45'-48°, long, 99° 15'-99° 30'. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft, [Washington, Geological Survey] edition of 1932, 17.5 X 11.8 in. 1 10c, 1 19.12 : 34 F 661 Ho-VT to order pnbllcatlona — See information (olloTrlngr Contents 874 April, 1932 Oklahoma, Ripley quadrangle, lat. Se'-Se" 15', long. 96' 45'-97°. Seal 1 : G2,500, contour interval 20 ft. [Washington, Geological Survey] edition •>: 1932. 17.5X14.2 in. 1 10c. 119.12 : 36 R 481! Oregon, Tliree Sisters quadrangle, lat. 44''-44'' 30', long. 121' 30'-122\ Scale 1:12,500, contour interval 100 ft. [Washington, Geological Survey] edition of 1932. 17.5X12.7 in. 1 10c. 119.12:37X413 Pennsylvania, Townville quadrangle, lat. 41" 30'-41*' 45', long. 79° 45'-80''. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. [Washington, Geological Survey] edi- tion of 1932. 17.5 X 13.2 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 38 T 666 Texas. Texas, Manning quadrangle, lat. 31°-31° 15', long. 94° 30'-94° 45'. Scale 1 : 02,500, contour interval 20 ft. Preliminary edition. [Washington, Geological Survey] edition of 1932. 17.4X15.1 in. [Map covers only a ix)r tion of the sheet, the actual measurement being 8.6X15.1 in. Manning nut i: portion given on map.] tlOc. 1 19.12 : 43 M 3l'i Texas, Orange quadrangle, lat 30°-30° 15', long. 93° 30'-93° 45'. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 2 ft. Preliminary edition. [Washington. Geological Survey] edition of 1932. 17.5X15.2 in. [Map covers only a por- tion of the sheet, the actual measurement being 17.5X3.8 in.] t 10c. 1 19.12 : 43 on Texas, Paint Rock quadrangle, lat. 31° 30'-31° 45', long. 99° 45'-100°. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. [Washington, Geological Survey] edition of 1932. 17.5X15 in. [Map covers only a portion of the .sheet. Paint Rock not in portion given on map.] t 10c. 1 19.12 : 43 P 168 Texas. Rule qiiadranfrle. Int. 33°-83° 15', l.m;,'. JK)" 4r,'-l00°. Scal>- 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Preliminary edition. [Washington, Geo- logical Survey] edition of 1931. 17.5X14.8 in. [Map covers only a portion of the sheet, the actual measurement being 8.8X7.4 in.] t 10c. 1 19.12 : 43 R so: Texas, Valley Wells quadrangle, lat. 28° 15'-28° 30', long. 99° 30'-99° 45'. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Preliminary edition. [Washington, Geological Survey] edition of 1982. 17.5X15.5 In. [Map covers only a portion of the sheet, the actual measurement being 7.7X11.4 in.] t 10c. 1 19.12 :43 V 243, •- Wwcowsm-Minnesota, Alma quadrangle, lat. 44° 15'-44° 30', long. 91° 45'-92°. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Preliminary edition. [Washington. Geological Survey] edition of 1932. 17.5X12.6 in. t 10c. 1 19.12 : 50 Al 61 NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Crater Lake Natkmal Park. Circular of general information regarding Crater Lake National Park, Oreg., open early spring to late fall [with list of literature]. 1932. cover-title, ii-{-34 p. 11. map. [Other illustrations on p. 2-4 of cover.] t L. C. card 29-23225 I 29.6 : C 85/2/932 Haioaii NatUytuil Park. Circular of general information regarding Hawaii National Park, oi>en all year [with list of literature]. 1932. cover-title ii+22 p. map. [Illustrations on p. 1-4 of cover.] t L. O. card 29-28703 1 29.6 : H 31/932 Lassen Volcanic National Park. Circular of general information regarding Lassen Volcanic National Park, Calif., season June 1-Sept. 15 [with list of literature]. 1932. cover-title, ii+22 p. 11. [Text and Illustrations on p. 2-1 of cover.] t L. C. card 29-22789 I 29.6 : L 33/2/932 Mount McKitdcy National Park. Circular of general Information regarding Mount McKinley National I'ark, Alaska, season June 10-Sept. 15 [with list of literature]. 1932. cover-title, il-f30 p. 11. [Other illustrations on p. 2-4 of cover.] t L. O. card 80-26482 1 29.6 : M 86/7/932 Ho'VT to order pablipntlnnn— — See information followlns Content* April, 1932 875 Sequoia 'National Park. Circular of general information regarding Sequoia National Park and (Jeneral Grant National Park, open all year [with list of literature]. 1932. cover-title, ii + 50 p. il. 2 maps. [Other illustrations on p. 2-4 of cover.] t L. C. card 29-22795 1 29.6 : Se 6/932 RECLAMATION BUREAU 'I Hoover Dam. Bulkhead and stoney gates and hoists for Hoover Dam, Boulder Canyon project, Ariz.-Calif.-Nev. n. p. [1932]. cover-title, i + 22 p. 52 pi. 4° (Specifications 533.) [Consists of invitation for bids, schedules, specifi- cations, and drawings for irrigation project, proposals to be received until May 2, 1932.] t Paper, $3.00. I 27.8 : 533 Plate-steel outlet pipes, Hoover Dam, power plant, and appurtenant works, Boulder Canyon project, Ariz.-Calif.-Nev. [W. H. 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The subscription price of the Reclamation era is 75c. a year, foreign subscription, $1.00, payable in advance. Subscriptions should be sent to the Commissioner, Bureau of Reclamation, Washington, D. C, and remittance in the form of postal money order or New York draft should be made payable to the Bureau of Reclamation. Postage stamps are not acceptable in payment of subscription. INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION Note. — The bound volumes of the decisions, usually known as Interstate Commerce Commission reports and Interstate Commerce Commission valuation reports, are sold by the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C, at various prices, depending upon the size of the volume. Separate decisions or opinions are sold on subscription, price $1.00 per volume ; foreign subscription, $1.50 ; single copies, usually 5c. In ordering a volume, be sure to specify whether Finance, Traffic, or "Valuation decisions are desired. Entries for the separate decisions are grouped below under center heads following other Interstate Commerce Commission publications. Deei^ions. Decisions of Interstate Commerce Commission, Apr.-June, 1931. 1931. xli-f937 p. (Interstate Commerce Commission reports, v. 174.) * Cloth, $2.50. L. C. card S-30656 IC 1.6/1 : 174 — — See also, below, center heads beginning Decisions. Fin31, Interstate Commerce Com- merce Commission v. New York, New Haven A: Hartford Railroad Com- pany et al. ; petition for writ of certiorari to Court of Appeals of District of Columbia and brief iu support thereof. [1932.] cover-title, ili-f46 p. t IC 1.13/1 : N 42y/22 Opinionn. See, above. Decisions — below, center heads beginning Deciisions. Oregon-Wanhington Railroad and Naviffation Compani/. No. 820. in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, Interstate Commerce Commission, publn, utilities commissioner of Oregon, and Public Utilities Commission of Idaho v. Oregon- Wasliington Railroad &. Navigation Company et al., on appeal from dis- trict court for district of Oregon; statement of jurisdiction. [1932.] cover- title. 4 p. I IC 1.13/1: Or 8/5 Perifthables. In re charges for protective service to perishable freight [Pacific Fruit Express Company and Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co., system lines]. 1932. cover-title, [154] leaves+[ll] folded leaves, il. ob- long large 8° (I. C. C. docket 20769.) * Paper, $1.35. IC lste.2 : C 37/2 Piedmont and Northern Railtoay. No. 664, iu Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, Piedmont & Northern Railway Company v. Interstate Commerce Commis- sion, Southern Railway Company, et al. ; brief for Interstate Commerce Commission. [1932.] cover-title, iii+53 p. t IC 1.13/1 : P 595/5 Railroad accidents. Summary of accident investigation reports, no. 50, Oct.- Dec. 1931; [prepared in] Bureau of Safety. 1932. iii-f33 p. [Quarterly.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, 15c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 25c. L. C. card A 20-942 IC lacci.7 : 50 Summary of accidents reported by steam railways. Dec. 1931 [and 12 months ending with Dec. 1931, with quarterly summaries by roads and States, Oct.-Dec. 1931; prepareenses for KJ7 .or, 5c. K^ 1.6/la :F-4737 Eoscoe, Snyder and Pacific Railway. Finance docket no. 3903, excess income of Roscoc, Snyder and Pacific Railway Company: decided Feb. 1, 1932. [11»32.1 p. 383-410. (F-4754.) [B^r-.m v. 180.] ♦Paper, 5<-. ICl.(;/la:F-4754 IloTV to ordrr pabltcatlons — See Inforoiatlun foIlotvInK Contents April, 1932 879 Gt. Paul and Kansas City Short Line Railroad. Finance docket no. 9063, St. Paul & Kansas City Short Line Railroad Company bonds ; [decided Jan. 13, 1932.] 1932. [11+272-275 p. (F-4735.) [From v. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4735 Finance docket no. 9086, St. Paul & Kansas City Short Line Railroad Company bonds; decided Jan. 27, 1932. [1932.] p. 309-312. (F-4740.) [From V. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4740 Seaboard Air Line Railuay. Finance docket no. 9080, Seaboard Air Line Railway Company receivers' assumption of obligation and liability ; decided Jan. 18, 1932. [1932.] p. 345-349. (F-4748.) [From v. ISO.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4748 Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway. Finance docket no. 9019, Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway Company acquisition; decided Jan. 13, 1932. [1932.] p. 265-268. (F-4733.) [From v. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4733 Texas and 'New Orleans Railroad. Finance docket no. 9027, Texas & New Orleans Railroad Company et al. construction ; [decided Dee. 30, 1931.] 1932. [l]+2ia-222 p. (F-4724.) [From v. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4724 Tri-State Telephone and Teleffraph Companif. Finance docket no. 8923, Tri- State Telephone & Telegraph Company proposed control; decided Dec. 30, 1931. [1932.] p. 229-239. (F-4726.) [From v. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4726 Western Neio York and Pennsylvania Railway. Finance docket no. 9051, West- ern New York & Pennsylvania Railway Company et al. acquisition and opera- tion : [decided Jan. 22, 1932]. 1932. [1] +334-336 p. (F-4744.) [From v. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4744 Winter Garden Belt Railway. Finance docket no. 8762, Winter Garden Belt Railway Company proposed construction ; decided Feb. 16, 1932. [1932.] p. 479-486. (F-4770.) [From v. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4770 Decisions {Traffic) Note. — The following decisions or opinions issued in separate form are from the Inter- ■state Commerce Commission reports. See also subhead Decisions on p. 875. A-080 -t- iii p. ([Opinion] 17391.) [From v. 179.] • Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17391 Billis of ladiuy. No. 23993, Federated Metals Corporation v. Terminal Railroad As-sociation of St. Louis et al. ; decided Dec. 18, 1931. [1932.] p. 85-88. ([Opinion] 17427.) [From v. 181.] ♦Paper, 5c-. IC 1.6/la : 17427 BoUim. No. 24();i9, Haynes Brothers v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al.; [decided Jan. 12, 1932]. 1932. [1] +342-344 p. ([Opinion] 17470.) [From v. 181.] • Paper, 5c. IC 1.8/la : 17470 Boxes. No. 24125, Loo;^e-Wiles Biscuit Company et al. v. Baltimore & Ohiu Railroad Company et al. ; decided Jan. 12, 1932. [1932.] 445-450+[l] p. ([Opinion] 17479.) [From v. 181,] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17479 Brioks. Fourth section application no. 12878, brick from Elk City, Kans., to Southwe.st; decided Feb. 4, 1932. [1932.] 715-717+[1] p, ([Opinion] 17534.) [From V. 181.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17534 Investigation and suspension docket no. 3482, brick, enameled or glazed, other than salt glazed, in carloads, fr. 765-768. ([Opinion] 17540.) [From V. 181.] •Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17540 No. 23305, Georgia Southern Freight Bureau, for account of Croom Broth- ers, V. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company et al. ; decided Jan. 13, 1932. [1932.] 465-473+ii p. ([Opinion] 17482.) [From v. 181.] •Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 17482 — — No. 24281, Merry Brothers Brick & Tile Company v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company et al.; decided Jan. 15, 1932. [1932.] 513-517 + [11 p. ([Opinion] 17489.) [From v. 181.] • Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 174S9 Broom-corn. No. 23811, S. A. Ripple & Brothers et al. v. Atcliison, Toi>eka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; [decided Feb. 4, 1932], 1932. [1]+718- 730+ii p. ([Opinion] 17535.) [From v. 181.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17536 Building materia s. Investigation and suspension docket no. 3614, building ma- terial from, to, and between stmthern r>c»ints; decided Dec. 2:^. 1931. [1932.] 785-802+[l] p. ([Opinion] 17413.) [From v. 179.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17413 Canned food. No. 21122, Stokely Brothers & Company v. Aberdeen & Rockflsh Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Jan. 22. 1932]. 1932. [11+544-5-18 p. ([Opinion] 17495.) [From v. 181.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.0/la : 17495 Cattle. No. 24128, W. C. Kenyon & Sons v. Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Railway Company et al.; decided Dec. 31, 1931. [1932.] p. 187-190. ([Opinion] 17452.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17452 Cement. No. 23S98, lola Cement Mills Traffic Association et al. v. Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Feb. 3. 1932. [1932.] 677-6.S3+ii p. ([Opinion] 17527.) I From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17527 Chains. No. 24504, (Jates Ilanhvare Company r. Missouri-Kansas-Texas Rail- road Company; [decided Dec. 18. 1931). 1932. [1] +724-720 p. ([Opinion] 17402.) [From v. 179.] ♦ Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 17402 ChloriiJ of lime. No. 24124, Karaston Rug Mills et al. r. New York (Vntral Railroad Company et al.; decided Jan. 15, 1932. [1932.] p. 507-512. ([Oidnlon] 17-1S8. ) | From v. 181.] • Paper. .''.<•. IC 1.0/1 a : 17488 HoiT to order pvbllcatloua— St-e inforiuntlon fullo^vlnK Contents April, 1932 881 Cigarettes. No. 24161, Tobacco Merchants Association of United States et al v. Aberdeen & Rockflsh Railroad Company et al. ; decided Dec. 31, 1931. [1932.] p. 199-211. ([Opinion] 17455.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17455 Coal. Fourth section applications nos. 14242, 14247, and 14334, coal and coal briquettes to southern territory; decided .Tan. 26, 1932. [1932.] 525-532+ii p. ([Opinion] 17492.) [From v. ISl.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17492 No. 21509, L. V. Austerschmidt et al. v. Alton & Eastern Railroad Com- pany et al. ; decided Jan. 21, 1932. [1932.] p. 599-602. ( [Opinion] 17507. ) [From V. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17507 No. 23141. Southern Cotton Oil Company v. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec. 8, 1931. [1932.] p. 699-703. ([Opinion] 17395.) [From v. 179.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17395 No. 24068, Depai-tmont of Institutions «Sc Agencies, New Jersey, v. Central Railroad Company of New Jersey et al. ; decided Jan. 6, 1932. [1932.] p. 319-329. ([Opinion] 17466.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17466 No. 24457, Minneapolis Bridge Company v. Great Northern Railway Com- pany : decided Feb. 2, 19.32. [1932.] p. 697-698. ([Opinion] 17531.) [From V. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17531 Cotton. No. 17000, rate structure investigation, pt, 3, cotton ; [decided Jan. 11, 1932.] 1932. [1] +474-491 +iv p. ([Opinion] 17483.) [From v. 181 (vol- ume number is incorrectly given on p. 474 as 180).] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17483 Cotton -seed oil. Investigation and su.spension docket no. 3629, cottonseed oil from southwestern points to California; decided Jan. 20, 1932. [1932.] 651-656+[l] p. ([Opinion] 17522.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17522 Cotton-waste. No. 24017, American Cotton Waste & Linter Exchange v. Chicago & North Western Railway Company et al. : [decided Jan. 12. 1932]. 1932. [l]-f43a-432+ii p. ([Opinion] 17474.) [From v. 181.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17474 Demurrage. No. 22934, North Pacific Millers' Association et al. v. Chicago. Mil- waukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Feb. 6. 1932]. 1932. [1] +750-755 p. ([Opinion] 17537.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17537 Drain-tiles. No. 19583, United Clay Products Corporation v. Abilene & South- ern Railway Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 7, 1931]. 1932. [1] +658-662 p. ([Opinion] 17388.) [From v. 179.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17388 Dried blood. No. 24400, El Paso Freight Bureau et al. v. International-Great Northern Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Feb. 2, 1932]. 1932. [l]+684- 686 p. ( [Opinion] 17528.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17528 Electric switches. No. 23882, American Electric Switch Corporation v. Penn- sylvania Railroad Company; [decided Jan. 16, 1932]. 1932. [1] +564-566 ^. ([Opinion] 17499.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la: 17499 ExceUior. No. 22972, Boston Excelsior Company v. Atlantic Coast Line Rail- road Company et al. ; decided Jan. 23, 1932. [1932.] 537-543 +ii p. ([Opin- ion] 17494.) [From V. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17494 No. 24374, California Pine Box Distributors v. Southern Pacific Company et al. ; [decided Jan. 27. 19.32]. 19.32. [1] +618-620 p. ([Opinion] 17513.) [From V. 181.] * Paper, .5c. IC 1.6/la : 17513 Food for cattle. Investigation and suspension docket no. 3635, feed from Twin Cities to points on Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad and con- nections; decided Dec. 31, 1931. [1932.] 65-68+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 17422.) [From v. 181.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17422 How to order publications — See information folio-wing Contents 882 April, 1932 Freight rates. Ex parte uo. 96, through routes and joint rates between Inland' Waterways Corporaticn and other common carriers; decided Feb. 2, 1932. [1932.] 675-6764-[l] p. ([Opinion] 17526.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 1752ft No. 21772, interstate rates between points in Missouri; decided Jan. 5, 1932. [1932.] 259-297 +v p. ([Opinion] 17403.) [From v. 181.] ♦ Paper, 6c. IC 1.6/la : 17463 Fruit. No. 24044, Anniston Trafllc Bureau v. Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 31, 1931]. 1932. [1] +182-180+11] p. ([Opinion] 17451.) [From v. 181.] * Pai>er, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17451 Fruit wrappers. No. 23799, California Fruit "Wrapping Mills, Incorporated, ». Great Northern Railway Company et al. ; decided Jan. 25, 1932. [1932.] 559-563+[l] p. ([Opinion] 17498.) [From v. 181.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17498 Furniture. No. 23272, Harrison Hardware & Furniture Company v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company et al. ; decided Dec. 30, 1931. [1932.] p. 179- 181. ([Opinion] 17450.) [From v. 181.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17450 Ola^s. No. 23939, Adamston Flat Glass Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; decided Jan. 30, 1932. [1932.] p. 635-638. ([Opinion] 17517.) [From V. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17517 Olass globes. No. 24443, O. A. Smith Agency, Incorporated, v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Feb. 2, 1932]. 1932. [1] +6W-696 p. ([Opinion] 17530.) [From v. 181.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17530 <7rape«. No. 23407, Wolverine Frurt & Produce Exchange et al. v. Ann Arbor Railroad Company et al. ; decided Jan. 13, 1932. [1932.] 437-440+[l] p. ([Opinion] 17477.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/ la : 17477 Hay. No. 18884, Nashville Grain Exchange v. Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company et al.; decided Jan. 26. 1932. 1932. p. 595. ([Opinion] 17505.) [From V. 181.] • Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17505 No. 24225, Robinson-Ransbottom Pottery Company v. New York Central Railroad Company et al. ; decided Jan. 30, 1932. [1932.] p. 63{>-641. ([Opinion] 17518.) [From v. 181.] ♦Paper, 5c. IC 1.0/ la : 17518 Lead. No. 24528, Federated Metals Corporation v. Pennsylvania Railroad Com- pany et al.; decided Dec. 31, 1931. [1932.] p. 177-178. ([Opinion] 17449.) [From V. 181.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17449 Linseed-oil. No. 24406, Archer-Daniels-Midland Company v. Chicago & Alton Railroad Company et al. ; decided Feb. 10, 1932. [1932.] 775-778+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 17542.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17542 Logs. No. 22971, Chattanooga Handle Company v. Atlanta & West Point Rail- * road Company et al. ; decided Jan. 12, 1932. [1932.] p. 435-436. ( [Opinion] 17476.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17476 Loud apeakera. No. 21417, Sampson Electric Company v. Reading Company et al.; [decided Jan. 14, 1932]. 1932. [1] +492-493 p. ([Opinion] 17484.) [From V. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17484 Lumher. No. 24266, Pulaski Veneer Corporation v. Pennsylvania Railroad Com- pany et al.; decided Feb. 2, 1932. [1932.] p. 687-693. ([Opinion] 17529.) [From V. 181.] • Paper, 5c. IC l.G/la : 17529 Malt-extract. No. 24205, Powdered Malt Corporation v. Pennsylvania Railroad Company et al.; [decided Jan. 8, 19321. 19.'^2. [l]+330-332 p. ([Opinion! 17467.) [From V. 181.] ♦ Paper, 5<\ IC 1.6/la : 17407 Misrouting. No. 24587, Traffic Bureau, Lynchburg Chamber of Commerce, v. Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company et al. ; [decided Jan. 30, 1932]. 1932. [l]+642-G44 p. ([Opinion] 17519.) [From v. 181.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17519 How to order publication* — See Informntlon followlns Content* April, 1932 883 Motor transportation. No. 23400, coordination of motor transportation ; decided Apr. 6, 1932. [1932.] p. 263-^30, il. ([Opinion] 17534.) [From v. 182.] * Paper, 10c. 10 1.6/la : 17584 OU-ioell supplies. No. 15741, Parkersburg Rig & Reel Company v. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company et al. ; decided Dec. 18, 1931. [1932.] 571-595+iv p. ([Opinion] 17374.) [From v. 179.] ♦Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17374 Overalls. No. 24285, TraflSc Bureau, Lynchburg Chamber of Commerce, v. Southern Railway Company et al. ; [decided Feb. 12, 1932]. 1932. [l]+788- 790 p. ([Opinion] 17544.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17544 Pears. No. 24480, Gwin, White & Prince, Incorporated, v. Southern Pacific Company et al.; [decided Jan. 14, 1932]. 1932. [l]+4W-^95p. ([Opinion] 17485.) [From V. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17485 Peas. No. 24278, Frederick Opolinsky & Son v. Railway Express Agency, In- corporated : decided Feb. 4. 1932. [1932.] 713-714+ii p. ([Opinion] 17533.) [From V. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17533 Pelts. No. 24207, International Commerce Corporation v. Southern Pacific Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 23, 1931]. [1932.] [l]+122-124+ii p. ([Opinion] 17434.) [From t. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17434 Petroleum products. No. 23100, Union Oil Company of California et al. v. Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company et al. ; decided Jan. 16, 1932. [1932.] p. 549-555. ( [Opinion] 17496.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 17496 Pipe. No. 24466, South Chester Tube Company v. Reading Company et aL ; decided Jan. 28, 1932. [1932.] p. 613-618. ([Opinion] 17512.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 17512 Plaster. No. 18693, Standard Gypsum Company v. Union Pacific Railroad Company et al. ; decided Jan. 11. 1932. [1932.] 345-369+ii p. ([Opinion] 17471.) [From V. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17471 Poles. No. 23876, W. P. Brown & Sons Lumber Company, Incorporated, v. Mobile & Gulf Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Jan. 8, 1932]. 1932. [1] + 298-300 p. ([Opinion] 17464.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17464 Potatoes. No. 23445, Hemdon Fruit Company v. Michigan Central Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Feb. 4, 1932]. 1932. [l]+670-674+ii p. ( [Opin- ion] 17525.) [From V. 181.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 17525 No. 24322, Birmingham Ice & Cold Storage Company et al. v. Chicago & North Western Railway Company et al. ; [decided Jan. 15, 1932]. 1932. [1] +518-521 p. ([Opinion] 17490.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 17490 Rods. No. 24016, American Chain Company, Incorporated, et al. v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; decided Jan. 30, 1932. [1932.] p. 657-663. ([Opinion] 17523.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17523 Salt-cake. Investigation and suspension docket no. 3611, salt cake from, to, and between southern points; decided Feb. 10, 1932. [1932.] 769-774+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 17541.) [From v. 181. The imprint date is given incor- rectly as 1931 instead of 1932.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17541 Sand. No. 21939, sand, gravel, and crushed stone from Indiana and Illinois points to destinations in Illinois; decided Jan. 12, 1932. [1932.] 373-429+ iii p. ([Opinion] 17473.) [From v. ISl.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17473 Sewer-pipe. No. 24519, Robinson Clay Product Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; decided Jan. 21, 1932. [1932.] p. 577-578. ([Opinion] 17503.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17503 Sheep. No. 24288, Union Sheep Company v. Southern Pacific Company et al. ; [decided Jan. 14, 1932]. 1932. [1] +370-372 p. ([Opinion] 17472.) [From V. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17472 Ho-^v to order publications— See information foUoTrlngf Contents 884 April, 1932 Blag. No. 22596, National Slag Company of al. v. Atlantic City Railroad Company et al. ; dedded Feb. 2, 1932. [1932.] 699-712+iii p. ([Opinion] 17532.) [From V. 181.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC1.6/la : 17532 Stackin-g charges. Investigation and suspension docket no. 3596, allowances for stacking fresh fruits and vegetables at New York, N. Y. ; [decided Dec. 19,1931]. 1932. [1] +780-784+ [1] II. ([Opinion] 17412.) [From v. 179.] • Paper, 5e. IC 1.6/la : 17412 Bteel. No. 23891, J. D. Crosby Company v. Pennsylvania Railroad Comi)any et al. ; decided Dec. 17, 1931. [1932.] p. 713-710. ([Opinion] 17399.) [From V. 179. J * Paper, 5c. IC 1.0/la : 17399 Steel stampings. No. 23602, W. K. M. Company, Incorporated, v. Cleveland, Cin* cinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 17, 1931]. 1932. [1] +704-706 p. ([Opinion] 17396.) [From v. 179.] * Paper, 5<-. IC 1.6/la : 17396 Stone. No. 23026, Alabama Marble Company v. Louisville i^ Nashville Rail- road Company et al. ; decided Jan. 20, 1932. [1932.] 627-634 +ii p. ([Opin- ion] 17516.) [From V. 181.] * Paper. 5c. IC l.G/la : 17516 Strawboard. No. 23872, United Paperboard Company, Incorporated, v. Minne- apolis & St. Louis Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Jan. 26. 1932]. 1932. [1] +596-598+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 17506.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17506 Siceet-clover seed. No. 24088, Rudy-Patrick Seed Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Jan. 19, 1932. [1932.] p. 571-573. ([Opinion] 17501.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17501 Swine. No. 21232, J. P. Strader et al. v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail- way Company et al. ; decided Dec. 7, 1931. [1932.] p. 635-641. ([Opinion] 17384.) [From v. 179.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17384 Switching charges. No. 22627, Sonken-Galamba Corporation v. Chicago & Alton Railroad Company et al. ; decided Jan. 5, 1932. [1932.] 229-250+ii p. ([Opinion] 17460.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17460 — — No. 23475, Terminal Refrigerating Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Comiiany et al. ; decided Jan. 13, 1932. [1932.] 441-144+ii p. ([Ojiinion] 17478.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17478 2Hle. No. 24310, Heinz Roofing Tile Company v. Akron, Canton & Youngstown Railway Company et al. ; decided Feb. 10, 1932. [1932.] 1-4+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 17547.) [From v. 182.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17547 Tobacco. No. 23700, Cobb-Gwynn Tobacco Company, Incorporated, v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Companv et al. ; decided Jan. 9, 1932. [1932.] p. 333- 335. ([Opinion] 17468.) [From v. 181.] ♦Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17468 Trackage. No. 22881, Chamber of Commerce of Sapulpa, Okla., v. St. Louis- San Francisco Railway Company et al. ; decided Jan. 11, 1932. [1932.] p. 457-464. ([Opinion] 17481.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17481 Train-control devices. No. 13413, in matter of automatic train-control devices; [decided Jan. 11, 1932]. 1932. [1] +336-341 + [1] p. ([Opinion] 17469.) [From V. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17469 Waxed-paper wrappers. No. 23193, Saniwax Paper Company v. Ann Arbor Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Jan. 16, 1932]. 1932. [1] +556-558 p. ([Opinion] 17497.) [From v. 181.] • Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17497 Wheat. No. 23617, Boworsock Mills & Power Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railwav Companv; decide.l Jan. 11, 1932. [1932.] p. 451-466. ([Opinion] 17480.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17480 No. 24387, Southwestern Milling Company, Incorporated, r. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company et al. ; decided Jan. 16. 1932. [1982.] p. 507-570. ([Opinion] 17500.) [From v. 181.] ♦Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la: 17500 Huw to order publlcntlonai — See Information follo^tvlngr Contents April, 1932 885 Wood. No. 24014. Southeiu Desk Company v. Canadian Pacific Railway Com- pany et al. ; decided Dec. 31, 1931. [1932.] p. 217-221. ([Opinion] 17457.) [From V. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.0/la : 17457 Wrapping paper. Investigation and suspension docket no. 3618, paper and pulpboard from Riclimond, Va., to eastern trunk-line territory ; decided Jan. 14, 31132. [1932.] 501-506-f[l] p. ([Opinion] 17487.) [From v. 181.] * Paper, 5e. IC 1.6/la : 17487 Decisions {Valuation) Note. — The following detition for review of decision of Board of Tax Appeals; brief for respondent. [1932.1 cover-title, ii+30 p. t J 1.13 : B 322/2 Bedford Mills, Incorporated. In Court of Claims, no. K-92, Be. 03-95. t J1.13:KS68/3 Krause, John O. In Court of Claims, no. M-55, Joliii O. Krause v. United States; defendant's l)rief. [1932.] p. 37-43. t J 1.13 : K 868/5 Lunsfonl, Abtier. No. 0(J70, in circuit court of uiipi'als lor 6tli circuit, Margaret A. 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Schoell- kopf [et al.], surviving trustees in liquidation of said Schoeilkopf Aniline & Chemical Works, Inc., v. United States; supplemental brief for United States. [193i:.J cover-title, iii-f 137-160 p. % J 1.13 : Sch62/2 Shugruc, Charles J. No. 2670. in circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit, Oct. term. 1931, Old Colony Trust Company et al. administrators [of Ch;ules J. Shugrue], r. commissioner of internal revenue, petition for review of decision of Board of Tax Appeals; brief for respondent. [1932.] cover-title, ii-|-26 p. large 8° t J 1.13 : Sh 87 Biggins, H. A. No. 4763, in circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit, Warren Na- tional Bank, executor of H. A. Siggins, v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of decision of Board of Tax Appeals ; brief for re- spondent. [1932.] cover-title, ii-f 38 p. t J 1.13 : Si 23/6 Smith, John W. No. 4717, in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit, Earl F. Smith, administrator of John Wesley Smitli, v. commissioner of internal revenue, petition for review of decision of Board of Tax Appeals; brief for resiwndent. [1932.] cover-title, 1+24 p. large 8° • t J 1.13 : Sm 61/28 Smith, Marshall L. In Court of Claims, no. Li-462, Marshall L. Smith v. United States; defendant's request for findings of fact and brief. [1932.] p. 13- 19. t J ll'i : S"i '52/3 Stickney, Herman 0. In Court of Claims, no. M-115, Herman O. Stickney v. United States; defendant's brief. [1932.] p. 23-30. t J 1.13: St 51/3 Btrouse, Eli. No. 3278, in circuit court of appeals for 4th circuit. Eli Strouse v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition to review decision of Board of Tax Appeals; brief for respondent. [1932.] cover-title, ii+17 p. t J 1.13 : St 89/10 Taylor, John V. No. 693, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, John Vance Taylor V. United States, on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 4th cir- cuit; memorandum for United States. [1932.] cover-title, 2 p. + J 1.13 : T 215/6 Texas and Pacific Railway. No. 634, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, Texas & Pacific Railway Company v. United States, on writ of certiorari to Court of Claims; brief for United States. [1932.] cover-title, ii+29 p. $ J 1.13 :T 312/19 Toledo Orain and Milling Company. No. 6054, in circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit, Toledo Grain and Milling Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, petition to review order of Board of Tax Appeals; brief for re- spondent. [1932.] cover-title, ii + 16 p. t J 1.13 :T 575/6 Trust no. 5833 (real estate subdivision trust). No. 762, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931. StKMirity-First National Bank of Los Angeles, successor to Security Trust & Savings Bank, trustee. Trust no. 5533, r. Galen H. Welch, collector of internal revenue for 6th district of California, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit ; brief for respondent in opposition. [19.32.] cover-title, il + 14 p. t J1.13:Se20/3 llo^' to order publlcntionN — Sec information folloTviuK Content* April, 1932 893 VncasmUe Manufacturing Company. No. 792, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, Uncasville Manufacturing Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit; memorandum for respondent. [1932.] cover-title, 1+4 p. $ J 1.13 : Un 1/5 Ward, Shirley C. No. 6616, in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit, John Shirley Ward and Chandler P. Ward, executors of Shirley C. Ward, v. com- missioner of internal revenue, upon petition to review order of Board of Tax Appeals; brief for respondent. [1932.] cover-title, ii+36 p. t J 1.13 : W 217 Weaver, Chester N. No. 6653, in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit, Chester N. Weaver v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition to review order of Board of Tax Appeals; brief for respondent. 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No. 704, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, United States V. Barnim Kombst, Gertrude Luckhardt, Ilka Wichmann [heirs and next of kin of Rosa von Zimmermann], and Howard Sutherland, Alien Property Custodian, on writ of certiorari to Court of Claims ; brief for United States. [1932.] cover-title, ii-j-28 p. t J 1.13 :Z 65/4 LABOR DEPARTMENT CHILDREN'S BUREAU Legal aid; by Glenn Steele. 1932. [l]+8 p. [From Publication 209, Social statistics in child welfare and related fields, annual report for registration area for 1930.] * Paper, 5c. L5.20/a:L522 EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Industrial emplornnent information 'bulletin, Mar. 1932; v. 12, no. 3. [1932.] 36 p. 4» [Monthly.] t L. C. card L 21-17 L 7.8 : 932/3 LABOR STATISTICS BUREAU Buildings. Building permits in principal cities in 1931. 1932. [2] +28 p. 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(S. doc. 35. 72d Cong. 1st se.s.s. » NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR AERONAUTICS Airplanes. Preliminary investigation of modifications to conventional air- planes to give nonstalling and .short-landing characteristics [with list of references] ; by Fred E. Weick. 1932. cover-title, 16 p. il. 4° (Report 418.) iCText and illustration on p. 2 and 3 of cover.] * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26533 Y 3.N 21/5 : 5/41S Hvdrod}f)iamics. Application of practical hydrodynamics to airship design [with list of references] ; by Ralph H. Upson and W. A. KlikoCf. 1931 [pub- lished 1932]. cover-title, 20 p. il. 4" (Report 405.) [Text and illustration on p. 2 and 3 of cover.] • Paper, 15c. L. C. card 31-28796 ¥ 3.N 21/5 : 5/405 Performance tests. Effect on airplane performance of factors that must be considered in applying low-drag cowling to radial engines [with list of references] ; by William H. McAvoy, Oscar W. Schoy, and Alfred W. Young. 1932. cover-title, 19 p. il. 4» (Report 414.) 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General treaty of inter-American arbitration, general treaty of interamerican arbitration, signed by plenipotentiaries of 20 American repub- lics at International Conference of American States on Conciliation and Arbi- tration, Washington, Jan. 5, 1929 [with Senate resolution of ratification]. Jan. 26, 1929. 9+[l] p. (Confidential; Senate executive AA, 70th Cong. 2d sess.) [Injunction of secrecy removed Jan. 19, 1932.] $ Y 1.70/2 : AA HoTT to order publications— See Information foUo^vius Contents 908 April, 1932 Comul)*. Foreign consular oflQces in United States, Ai»r. 1. 1932. 1932. ili-|- 58+[l] p. ([Publication 310.]) [Quarterly.] • rai)er, 10c. L. C: card 32-26478 81.34:932/2 Regarding consular agents of American States, certiflef secrecy removed Jan. 28, 1932.] t Y 1-70/2 : FF Narcotics. 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The Department issues a monthly list of publications which will be mailed to all applicants, enabling them to select such reports and bulletins as interest them. Apples. Growth record of fertilized apple trees grown in metal cylinders [with list of literature citedl : by R. D. Anthony and W. S. Clark, jr. 1932. [21+245-266 D. 11. FFroui Journal of agricultural research, v. 44, no. 3, Ftb. 1, 1932.] t ^ 1.23/a : Ap -52/50 Cattle. [Bureau of Animal Industry] order 336 [amendments 1 and 2] ; May 4 and 9, 1932. 1932. Each 1 p. [Consist of orders concerning quarantine of cattle, etc.] t A 4.5 : 336/amdt. 1, 2 Factors influencing blood-sugar level of dairy cattle [with list of litera- ture cited] ; by R. E. Hodgson. W. H. Riddell, and J. S. Hughes. 1932. [2] +357-365 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 44, no. 4, Feb. 15, 1932.] f A 1.23/a : B 623/3 Cotton-seed. Germination of cottonseed at low temperatures ; by C. A. Ludwig. 1932. [2] +367-380 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 44, no. 4, Feb. 15, 1932.] t A 1.23/a : G 829/77 Crops and markets. May, 1932; v. 9, no. 5. [1932.] p. 153-184, 11. 4° [Monthly.] * Paper. 60c. a vr., foreign .subscription, $1.10. L. C. card Agr 24-113 A 36.11/3: 9/5 Jouinal of agricultural research. Journal of agricultural research, v. 43, July 1-Dec. 15, 1931 [tltle-pacre, content;?, errata and authors' emendations, and index.] 1932. v+1115-29 p. * Paper, 5c. A 1.23 : 43/t. p. & ind. Same, v. 44, no. 5 and 6: Mar. 1 and 15, 1932. [1932.] cover-titles, p. 381-539, il. 2 p. of pi. [Semimonthly.] * Paper, 20c. single copy, $4.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $5.00. L. C. card Agr 1.3-1837 A 1.23 : 44/5, 6 Contexts. — No. 5. Some factors associated with breeding of Anopheles mosquitoes [with list of literature cited] ; by G. H. Bradley. — Life history of rabbit stomach worm, Obeli^coirles cuniculi Lwith lit of liteiatuie citection entitJed Property regulations of Dei)artnient of Agriculture.] t A 1.19 : 924/p. 203 11-217 R Tomato (jail. ElToct of environment on nematode of tomato gall [with list of literature cited]; by Linus H. Jones. 1932. [2] +275-285 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 44, no. 3, Feb. 1, 1932. ]t A 1.23/a:T 591/20 Yearbo'k. Yearbook of agriculture, 1932; Milton S. Eisenhower, editor, Arthur P. Chew, associate editor. 1932. iv-j-975 p. il. * Cloth, $1.00. L. C. card Agr 7-1035 A 1.10 : 932 Co.vTENTS. — Year in agriculture, Secretary's report to the President [1931]. — What'i now in agriculture. — Farm mechanization. — Our land use problem. — Farm data in 1930 census. — How to use farm credit. — New uses for farm products. — Fertilizer devel- opments. — Living standards on farm. — Agricultural statistics. — Index. ■ Same. (H. doc. 241, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) Yeast. Effect of yeast and casein supplements to corn and soybean rntloBS when fed to rats and swine [\Aith list of literature cited] ; by Charles L. Shrewsbury, Claude M. Vestal, and Si.t^'fred M. Hauge. 1932. [2]+2d to farm lands.] ♦ Papt^r, 10 •. L. C. card 32-26727 Rice. Factors affecting price of riee ; liy Carlos E. Campbell. Apr. iu;v2. cover-title, 50 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 297.) ♦ Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 3ii-5S4 A 1.36 : 297 Beed markctiny bints for farmer; [by George C. Edlcr]. [Oct. 1921, revised Jan. 1931, sliglitly revised Mar. 1932.] [1932.] 32 p. il. (Agriculture Dept Farmers' bulletin 12:{2.) ♦Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 21-1031 A 1.9: 1232/5 Hoiv to order pnblicatlona— Soo inforiiiiitiun foIIovrluK Content* May, 1932 929 Maps United States. [County outline map of United States.] n. p. Jan. 1931. 16.2X 25.7 in. * 10c. A 36.37 : Un 3/931 ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU Beef production and quality as affected by grade of steer and feeding grain supplement on grass ; by W. H. Black, K. F. Warner, and C. V. Wilson. Jan. 1931 [reprint 1932.] cover-title, 44 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bul- letin 217.) [Prepared in cooperation with West Virginia Agricultural Ex- periment Station.] * Paper, 15c. L. C. card Agr 31-33 A 1.36 : 217/1-2 Cattle. Wintering beef cattle in Appalachian region ; [by] W. H. Black. May. 1927 [reprint 1932]. 12 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Department circular 408.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 27-413 A 1.14/2 : 408/1-2 Directory of Bureau of Animal Industry ; corrected to Feb. 16, 1932. 1932. ii+69 p. * Paper, 10c. L. C. card Agr 10-511 A 4.14 : 932 Dourine of horses; [by John R. Mohler and H. W. Schoening]. [Aug. 1920, revised Dec. 1929, slightly revised Mar. 1932.] [1932.] ii+10 p. il. (Agri- culture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1146.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 20-1742 A 1.9 : 1146/6 Goats. Milk goats, [by Edward L. Shaw; revised by C. G. Potts]. [Feb. 1918, revised Dec. 1927, reprint 1932.] ii+33 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 920.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 26-1724 A 1.9 : 920/4-<5 Ooose raising; [by Alfred R. Lee]. [Feb. 1917, slightly revised Apr. 1932.] [1932.] ii+14 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 767.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 28-650 A 1.9 : 767/8 Hemorrhagic septicemia, shipping fever of cattle; [by Henry J. Washburn], [Oct. 1918, revised June, 1929, reprint 1932.] ii-i-6 p. II. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' buFetin 1018.) ♦ Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 29-1025 A 1.9 : 1018/4-3 Horses. Breeds of draft horses, [by G. A. Bell ; revised by J. O. Williams and S. R. Speelman]. [Nov. 1914. revised Oct. 1930, reprint 1932.] ii+14 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 619.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 28-380 A 1.9 : 619/8-3 Larkspur or poison weed ; [by C. Dwight Marsh, A. B. Clawson, and Hadleigh Marsh]. [July, 1918, revised Oct. 1929, reprint 1932.] ii+13 p. il. (Agri- culture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 988.) [Revision of Farmers' bulletin 531.] * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 23-317 A 1.9 : 988/3-1 Raibit parasites and diseases ; [articles by Benjamin Schwartz and W. B. Shook]. [Dec. 1928, slightly revised May, 1932.] [1932.] ii-f30 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1568.) * Paper, 10c. L. C. card Agr 28-1885 A 1.9 : 1568/3 Contents. — Principal causes of rabbit ailments. — Rabbit parasites and their control; by Benjamin Schwartz. — Bacterial and other diseases ; by W. B. Shook. Service announcements. Service and regulatory announcements, Apr. 1932 ; [no.] 300. May, 1932. p. 37-47. [Monthly.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, 25c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 45c. L. C. card Agr 7-1658 A 4.13 : 300 Sheep. Raising sheep on temporary pastures ; [by F. R. Marshall and C. G. Potts]. [Mar. 1921, revised Apr. 1932.] [1932.] ii+14 p. il. (Agricul- ture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1181.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 21-305 A 1.9: 1181/6 Ho-w to order publications — See Information folIoTvingr Contents 930 May, 1932 Turkey raising; [by Morley A. Jul! and Alfred it. Lee]. [Apr. 1U24, revised Mar. l'J32. [1932.] ii+22 p. il. (Agriculture Dopt. Farmers' bulletin 1409.) * Paper, 10c. 1m C. card Agr 29-1647 A 1.9: 1409/6 Udder diseases of daiiT cows; [by Hubert Buuyea]. [May, 1924, revised Dec. 1921;, slightly reviseared in cooperation with Mary- land Geological Survey and Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station. Text and illustration on p. 2-4 of cover.] ♦ Paper, 20c. L. (,;. card Agr 32-594 A 47.5: 928/18 Cedar County, Nebr. Soil survey of Cedar County, Nebr. ; by R. C. Roberts, A. W. Goke, F. A. Hayes, W. H. Buckbannan, R. L. Gemmell, K. H. Lovald, and E. A. Niescliinidt. [11)32.] cover-title, 32 j). il. map. ([Soil survey re- liort] 16, series 1928.) 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[Supt^-sedes annual reports entitled Report of director of FIxtension Service, last Issu^mI for fiscal year 1930, and Cooperative extension work, last issued for calendar year 1929.] • Paper, 10c. L. C. card Agr 32-607 A 43.1 : 931 FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION Food. Notices of judgment under food and drugs act 1S551-650. May, 1932. p. 379-428. t L. C. card Agr 8-878 A 46.6 : 18551-18650 Same 18651-700. May 9, 1932. p. 429-^87. t A 46.6 : 18051-18700 Same 18701-725. May, 1932. p. 489-502. t A 46.6 : 18701-18725 Same 18726-750. May, 1932. p. 503-523. t A 46.6: 18726-18750 Same 18751-850. May, 1932. p. 525-571. t A 46.6: 18751-18850 Insecticides. Notices of judgment under Insecticide act 1221-25. May, 1932. p. 115-119. t L. C. card Agr 12-2226 A 46.7 : 1221-1225 Poisons. Notice of judgment under caustic poison act 2. May, 1932. 1 p. t L. C. card Agr 31-470 A 46.9 : 2 FOREST SERVICE Camping. Good manners in the forest, put your fire out, good siwrtsman, can)i)er, or tourist, whf^n he goes into national forest [observes 8 listed rules]. [1932.] [4] p. il. narrow 16° t A 13.2 : M 31/2/932 Directory, Forest Service, Apr. 1932. 1932. ii+34 p. [Semiannual.] t L. C. card Agr 21-224 A 13.8/2 : 932/1 Forest fit'cs. It might have been you! story of a forest fire. [1932.] 2 p. il. 4", folded into narrow 16° size, t A 13.2 : F 51/19 Forest ucrkrr. May, 1932; [v. 8, no. 3]. [1932.] [2]-fl4 p. 11. [Bimonthly.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, 25c. a vr. ; foreign subscription, 35c. L. C. card Agr 24-8:^8 . A 13.19: 932/3 Windtircnk as farm asset; [by Carlos G. Bates]. [Jan. 1924, revised July, 1J)24, reprint 1032.] 16 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1405.) [Revision of Farmers' bulletin 788.] ♦Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 24-283 A 1.9: 1405/2-5 Maps Crook Xotional Forest, Ariz, [resources and recreation featuri's, roads, trails, etc.] : prepared by regional forester, Albuciuenpie, N. Mex. 1932. 1 sheet (wilh mil]) on verso), il. oblong f, folded into narrow 8° size and so printed as to number 12 pages, t A 13.13:0 88 INFORMAIIOX OFFICE Puhlirntinns. United States Depaitment of AuM-iculnire, nmnthly list of i)Ultll- cations. Apr. 1932. 11932.] 4 p. t L. C. card Agr 9-1414 A 21.6/5 : 932/4 IIo'»T eii|. (Oit. 1920. revised .Ma.v. liHlt. reprint 11):^2.1 ii+14 p. 11. (Agri- culture Dept. Farmers" bulletin 1106.) ♦ I'aper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 29-968 A 1.9 : 11G6/2-3 Pucrinia triticina. Studies on physiologic specialization in Puccinia triticina [with list of literature citedl ; by C. O. Johnston and E. B. Mains. May, 1932. 23 p. il. (Af;riculture Dept. Technical bulletin 3i:>.) 'Paper, IGc. L. C. card Agr 32-599 A 1.36: 313 Roue dineascs, their causes and control, [by Alma M. Waterman; revised by Freeman Weiss]. [Feb. 1928, revi.sed Mar. 1932.] [1932.] ii+21 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1547.) [Prepared in cooperation with Department of Botany, Brown University.] * Paper, .")C. L. C. card Agr 28-309 A 1.9 : 1547/2 Straicberry varieties in United States; [by Georp- M. Darrow and George F. Wald.v the townsliips. .\ system of s.vml)0l8 Indicates the type of improveiuent of all the roads and whether tlie work was done witli or witliout the :l^•sislanc•e of the Federal (Joveniment. Sheets ;ire of uniform size, some States re'iuiriuR L' or more, and are so issui-d tliat tliey may be punched and put in n loose leaf atlas. '1 he nuips iiri' called pro.^ress maps, and the series will be Issued periodi- cally to show any chan;;!' iu improveim nt of tlie liish\v;iys. Connecticut. Federal aid hiiihway system, progress map: Connecticut, Massa- chusetts. Rhode Island; data corrected to June :M). 1931. Scale 1 : rrtKl.OOO or 1 in. =7.891 m. [Washin.Lrton] Geological Survey |19:V2|. 18.7X28.5 in. [Pro.lection, mod 'tied iiolvcoiiie. Base nuip from (Jeoloi^ical Survey State map.] * 10c. .\ 22.'. i": < ' 70/a HoVT to order i>ubIicntluuN — See Infttriiialion fttllu^rinK ContoiitN May, 1932 935 West Virginia. Federal aid highway system, progress map : [West Virginia] ; data corrected to Oct. 1, 1931. Scale 1 : 500,000 or 1 in.=7.891 m. [Washing- ton] Geological Survey [1932]. [2 maps] each 2S.5X18.S in. [Projection, modified polvconic. Base map from Geological Survey State map.] * 20c. per set of 2 maps. A 22.9 : W 52 v/3/E, W Eastern West Virginia. ([Sheet] SE. i Western West Virginia. ([Sheet] 8W.) Wisconsin. Federal aid highway system, progress map: [Wisconsin]; data corrected to Oct. 1, 1931. Scale 1 : 500,000 or 1 in. =7.891 m. [Washington] Geological Survey [1932]. [3 sheets] each 28.5X18.8 in. [Projection, modi- tied polvconic. Base map from Geological Survey State map.] * 30c. per set of 3 maps. A 22.9 : W 75/3/NE, NW, S Northeastern Wisconsin. ([Sheet] 15NE.) Northwestern Wisconsin. ([Sheet] 15NW.) Southern Wisconsin. ([Sheet] 15S.) SOLICITOR OF DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Work. Office of Solicitor for Department of Agriculture; by Elton L. IMarshall. May, 1932. 7 p. [From Missouri bar journal, Apr. 1931.] * Paper, 5c. A 33.2 : So 4 WEATHER BUREAU Corn.' Weekly corn and wheat region bulletin, May 3-31, 1932; no. 4-8, 1932. Chicago, 111., May 4-June 1, 1932. Each [4] p. il. 4° * Paper, 30c. per sea- son (April-September). A 29.43 : 932/4^ Cotton. Weekly cotton region bulletin, no. 4-S [season of 1932] ; May 3-31, 1932. New Orleans, La., May 4- June 1, 1932. Each [2] p. il. 4° * Paper, 30c. per season (April-October). A 29.39 : 932/4-8 Meteorology. Monthly meteorological summary, Washington, D. (1, Apr. 1932. [May 4, 1932.] [2] p. large 8° t A 29.30: 932/4 Monthly weather review. Monthly weather review, v. 59, 1931 [title-page, cor- rections and additions, index, etc.]. 1932. xi p. 4° * Paper, 5c. A 29.6/1 : 59/t. p. & incl. ■ Same, Feb. 1932; v. GO, no. 2. [May 9, 1932.] cover-title, p. 43-81, 11. 11 p. of maps, 4° * Paper, 15c. single copy, $1.50 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $2.25. L. C. card Agr 9-990 A 29.6/1 : 60/2 NorE. — The Monthly weather review contains (1) meteorological contributions and bib io:;Taphy, (2) an interpretative summary and charts of the weather of the mouth in the United States, and on adjacent oceans, and (3) climatolosical tables dealing with the weather of the month. The contributions are principally as follows : (a) rt^sults of observational or resea'ch work in meteorology carried on in the United States or other parts of the world, (b) abstracts or reviews of important meteorologi- cal papers and books, and (c) notes. Special articles. — Rational theory of cup anemometer; by Charles F. Marvin.— Wet-bulb depression as criterion of forest-fire hazard ; by J. R. Lloyd. — A. Wagner's ciimatologie der freien atmosphare, abstract by J. C. Ballard. — The colder the air the thinner the ice ; by W. J. Humphreys. Weather. Weekly weather and crop bullef n. May 3-31, 1932 ; no. 18-22, 1932. Mav 4-June 1, 1932. Each 4 p. il. 4° * Paper, 50c. a yr. L. C. card Agr 24-260 A 29.7/2 : 932/18-22 Weather map. Daily weather map [of United States published at Washing- ton, D. C, containing forecasts for all States east of Mississippi River l)elonging to Washington forecast district]. May 1-31, 1932. [1932.] Each 19X24 in. (outs de measurement). * Daily, except Sundays and holidays (DWM), $3.00 a yr.. 25c. a month; daily, including Sundays and holidays (DSHM). ?3.60 a yr., 30c. a month; Sunday and holiday maps only (SHM), no subscription for less than 6 months, 25e., 50c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, $7.25 a yr. (maps can not be furnished in quantities unless the order is placed with the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C, 'n advance of issue). A 29.18: 932 Note. — Subscribers desiring forecasts of weather conditions outside of the Washing- ton forecast district will be referred to the district in which they are located, and all HoTsv to order publications — See information following' Contents 123108— 32— No. 449 2 936 May, 1932 Weather map — Continued. Biibscriptious forwarded through tlie Weather Bureau for proper station reference. Maps coutulniug these forecasts are issued daily, except Sundays and holidays, at New OrK-ans, La., iJenver. l"olo., Chicago, III., Sau Fiaut-lsco. Calif., and other flel< e<]itions.l t C 1.4: 286/6 AERONAUTICS BRANCH Air rommrrcr buUrtin, v. 3, no. 21 and 22; May 2 and 10. 19.32. [1932.1 p. 52;{-5S6. [Semimonthly.] t L. C. card 29— 2(;(].!4 ('23.12:3^21,22 Airpryrt rating reguliitioiis, effeitive as imieiidcd .Inly 1. V.Y.Vl. 1932. ii+:iO p il, (Aenminitics luilletin 1(J.) + L. C. card 31— l.'JCiK) C 23.1 1:16/4 llIi<-iil Ioiin Set- I ii furiiiat ier, 10c. C 3.37/26 : Ag 8 Agrimilture. 15th census of United States, 1930 : Agriculture, general statistics, summary for United States, 1929 and 1930. 1932. v+111 p. il. 4° [Pre- pared under supervision of William Lane Austin, chief statistician for agri- culture.] *Paper, 15c. L. C. card 32-28571 C 3.37/15 : Uu 3 Alcohol. 15th census of United States [1930] : Manufactures, 1929, industry series, alcohol, ethyl, and distilled liquors; baking powders, yeast, and other leavening compounds; blacking, stains, and dressings; bluing; candles; cleaning and polishing preparations ; glue and gelatin ; grease and tallow, not including lubricating greases; ink, printing; ink, writing; liquors, vinous; mucilage, paste, and other adhesives, except glue and rubber cement ; salt. 1932. vi+32 p. 4° [Prepared under supervision of LeVerne Beales, chief statistician for manufactures, and James O. Reid, in charge of work on chemicals and allied products group of industries.] *Paper, 5c. 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Morehouse, in charge of census of construction, and Mrs. I. Mansfield Spasoff, associate statistician.] ♦Paper, 10c. L. C. card 31-28378 C 3.37/21 : D 37 Financial statistics of cities having population of over .30,(XK>, 1930 (fiscal year ending Jan. 31, 1931, or fiscal period closing prior thereto), total revenues, governmental-cost payments, indebtedness, assessed valuation of property, and levies of general property taxes. 1932. 47 p. ♦Paper, 10c. L. C. card 24-26245 C 3.29: (^i9/93a Note- — This summary of the 310 cities having a population of over 30.000 as de- termined by the ••numeration as of Apr. 1, 1930, will be followed by n detailed report giving the financial statistics which will show the total and per capita receipts from revt-nui'S. total and per capita payments for operation, maintfuaiice, and inti-rest, and tola! ontla.vs. total and per capita indi'btedncss. total and iter capita asscs.sed valuation of property, total and per capita tax levies, tax rates, and other financial Items. Leather, ir.th census of ITnited States [1930] : Manufactures. 1929. industry series, leather and its manufactures, leather, (anned. currieer. lOe. ('3.37/31 :L93; IIoM tit order iMiblicatlonN — See Inforiuntlun (olIo\^'lnK' Contenta May, 1932 939 Maine. 15th census of United States [1930] : Census of distribution, wholesale distribution, State series, Maine. 1932. 26 p. il. 4° [Prepared under super- vision of Robert J. 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IGth census of United States, 1930: Occupation statistics, Virginia. 1932. 36 p. 4" [Prepared by Alba M. Edwards, under general supervision of Leon E. Truesdell, chief statistician for population.] • Paper, 10c. C 3.37/31 : V 81 Washington State. 15th census of United States, 1930: Occupation statistics, W.ishington. 1932. 42 p. 4° [Prepared b.v Alba M. Edwards, under general supen-ision of I^on E. Truesdell, chief statistician for population.] • Pai)er. 15c. C 3.37/31 : W 27 WiKConsin. 15tli census of United States, 1930: Occupation statistics, Wisconsin, 1932. 35 p. 4° [Prepared by Alba M. Edwards, under supervision of I^on E. Truesdell, chief statistician for population.] ♦ Paper, 10c. C 3.37/31 : W 75 Wyoming. 15th census of United States [1930] : Census of distribution, whole- sale distribution. State series, Wyoming. 1932. 16 p. 11. 4" [Prepared under supervision of Robert J. McFall. chief statistician for distribution, and Theo- dore N. Becknian, expert in charge of wholesale distribution, assisted by Nathanael H. Engle and C. E. Warner, jr., experts in marketing.] • Paper. 5c. C 3.37/23 : W 9G COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY Note. — Tho monthly N'otire to mariners, formerly issued by the Coast and Geodetic Survey, has been consolidated with and made a pnrt of the Notice to mariners issued by the Lighthouses Bureau, tlius makinj? it a Joint publication. The charts, coast pilois. Inside route pilots, tide tables, and current tables of the Coast and Geodetic Survey are Sold at the office of the Survey in Washington, and also by one or more sales agents in each of the important American seaports. Coa^t and Geodetic Survcij huUetin, Apr. 30, 1932; no. 203. [1932.] 11 p. [Monthly.] t L. C. card 15-26512 C 4.20: 203 Coast pilots. Supplement to United States coast pilot, Atlantic Coast, section A. St. Croix River to Cape Cod, 2d (1927) edition. Apr. 7, 1932. [1] + — leave.-?, t C 4.6/1 : A/2/supp. 932 Same, section C, Sandy Hook to Cape Henry. 3d (1930) edition. Mar. 8, 1932. [1] +13 leaves, t C 4.6/1 : C/3/8upp. 932 United St.itos ctmst pilot, Alaska: pt. 1, Dixon Entrance to Yakutat Bay; [prepand by William D. Patterson]. 8th edition. 1932. vI+492+[l] p. 11. 3 maps. (Serial 545.) t Cloth, 75c. L. C. card 32-20629 C 4.7/2 : 932 Current tablet, Pacific Coast, North .\meriea and Philippine Islands, [calendar] year 19:v3. I!t32. 117 p.+5 folded leaves, il. (Seri.il 542.) [Of the waters of the Philippine Islands only San Pernardino Stniit is included in tliis publi- cation. Includes list of pui)licatidetic Survey, [calendar year] 19:50; by Daniel L. Hazard. 1932. [l]+33 p. (Serial .544.) ♦ Paper, 5c. L. C. card 5-3:.3(W C 4.26 : 930 Iln^T t(t <>rr |inIiII<-ntlniiH — See Informntion foIloT«'inir Coutenta May, 1932 94:1 Charts Alitak Bay. Part of Alitak Bay, Kodiak Island, Alaska, south coast, Cape Alitak to Moser Bav ; chart 8575. Scale 1 : 20,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Mar. 1932. 42.8X33.8 in. t 75c. C 4.9: 8575 Brazos River entrance, Tex., surveys to 1897, surveys by U. S. Engineers to Julv 1931 : chart 525. Scale 1 : 10,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Apr. 1932. 2S.4X3S.9 in. t 75c. C 4.9 : 525 Chesapeake Bay, Va., Wolf Trap to Smith Point, surveys 1895-1911, with addi- tions from earlier surveys, surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1931 ; chart 1223. Scale 1:80,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Mar. 1932. 31.2 X 38.9 in. t 75c. C 4.9 : 1223 Coos Bay, Oreg., .surveys to 1928, surveys by U. S. Engineers to Dec. 1931; chart 59S4. Scale 1 : 20,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Apr. 1932. 29.5X38.3 in. t 75c. 4.9:5984 Florida. Amelia Island to St. Augustine, surveys to 1924, surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1925, and other sources; with inset, St. Augustine Harbor and approaches ; chart 1243. Scale 1 : 80,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Mar. 1932. 44.8X31.9 in. t 75c. C 4.9: 1243 Hudson River. Hudson River. N. Y., Poughkeepsie to Hudson, surveys to 1905, survevs by U. S. Engineers to 1931, and other sources; chart 283. Scale 1:40,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Apr. 1932. 40.8X30.1in. t 75c. C 4.9 : 283 Hudson River, N. T.-N. J., Fort Washington Point to Yonkers, surveys to 1930, surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1930 ; chart 747. Scale 1 : 10,000. Wash- ington, Coa'st and Geodetic Survey, Mar. 1932. 44.4X25.1 in. t 75c. C 4.9 : 747 Kenai Peninsula. Alaska, south coast. Gore Point to Anchor Point, surveys to 1930 and Geological Survey maps: chart 8531. [Scale 1:80,000.] Washing- ton, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Mar. 1932. 42.8X32.7 in. t 75c. C 4.9 : 8531 Lony Island Soinid. Long Island Sound, western part, Conn.-N. Y., surveys to 1931, surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1931, additional topography from other sources ; chart 1213. Scale 1 : 80,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Sur- vey, Apr. 1932. 30.4X40.4 in. t 75c. 4.9:1213 North shore of Long Island Sound, Conn.-N. Y., Greenwich Point to New Rochelle, surveys to 1931, surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1931, and other sources ; with inset. Continuation of Coscob Harbor ; chart 222. Scale 1:20,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Apr. 1932. 33.2X42.7 in. t 75c. C 4.9 : 222 Mare Isla7}d Strait, Calif., original surveys to 1927, surveys by U. S. Navy to Jan. 1932 : chart 5525. Scale 1 : 10,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Sui-vey, Apr. 1932. 35.1X23.1 in. t 50c. C 4.9: 5525 Narragausett Bay, R. I., surveys 1861-1929, surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1931 ; chart 353. Scale 1 : 40.000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Apr. 1932, 46X30.5 in. t 75c. 4.9:353 North Carolina, Currituck Beach to Wimble Shoals, surveys to 1927, surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1929, and other sources ; chart 1229. Scale 1 : 80,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Apr. 1932. 46.1X32.4 in. t 7.5c. 4.9 : 1229 Palawan. Northwestern Palawan, P. I., surveys to 1931 and other sources; chart 4316. [Scale 1:100,000.] Manila, P. I., Coast and Geodetic Survey, Dec. 1931. 44.6X31.2 in. t 75c. 4.9:4316 Philippine Islands, northern part, Manila Bay to Taiwan, surveys to 1931 and other sources; chart 4705. [Scale 1 : 800,000.] Manila, P. I., Coast and Geo- detic Survey, Jan. 1932. 43.5X28.1 in. t 75c. 4.9:4705 Ho-»v to order publications — See informatiou follo-*vingr Contents 942 May, 1932 Plymouth, Mass. Harbors of Plymouth, Kin;;ston, and Duxbury, Mass., suneys to 15>17, surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1930, and other sources; chart 24.'). Stale l:a>,()0<>. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survev, Apr. 1932. 38.3X 27.5 in. t 750. C 4.9 : 245 Ban Dieyo Hay, Calif., surveys to 1928, surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1931, U. S. Navy to 1930, and other sources ; chart 5107. Scale 1 : 20,000. Wash- ington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Mar. 1932. 37.4X33.3 in. t 75c. C 4.9 : 5107 San Francisco Bay, Calif., surveys to 1930, surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1931, and other sources; chart 5r)30. Scale 1 : 80,000. Washington, Coast and Geo- detic Survey, Apr. 1932. 41.3X33.9 in. t 75c. C4.9::.530 Snettisham, Port. Port Snettisham, s. e. Ala.ska, surveys in 1S88; chart .s227. Scale 1:40.000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Mar. 1932. 26.4 > 23.1 in. t 2r)c. C 4.9 : 8227 Tampa Bay and St. Jo.seph S«iund, Fla., Gulf Coast, surveys to 1927. surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1931, and other sources; chart 1257. Scale l:8ii,0(K>. Wa.shington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Apr. 1932. 40.2X32.7 in. t 75c. C 4.9 .1257 Tillamook Bay, Orcg., surveys to 1927, surveys from U. S. Engineere to Feb. 1932, and other sources; chart 6112. Scale 1 : 20,000. Washingtc n. Coast and Geodetic Survey, Apr. 1932. 32.3 X 20 in. t 50c. C 4.9: 6112 FISHERIES BUREAU Alaska. Fisheries of Alaska, 1931. [1932.J 4 leaves, 4" (Statistical bulletin 978.) t C0.5:9Ts Aquatic plants. Controlling vegetation in fish ponds with sodium arsenitf [with list of literature cited] ; by Eugene W. Surber. 1932. ii-f39 p. il (Investigational report 11.) [Investigational rei)ort 11 carries the volume number 1.] ♦ Paper, 10c. L. C. card F32-9 C 6.12 : 11 Canned fishery jn-oducts and by-products of United States and Alaska. 1931. []932.] 9 leaves, 4" (Statistical bulletin 977.) t C 6.5 : 977 Cold storage holdings of fish, Apr. 15, 1932. [1932] 2 leaves, 4° (Statistical bulletin 984.) (Statistics furnished by Agricultural Economics Bureau.] t C 6.5 : 984 Fisheries of United States and Ala^^ka, 1930. [1932.] 6 leaves, oblong 8° ( Sta tistlcal bulletin 980. ) t C 6.5 : 980 Fish'Ties service bulletin, Max 2, 19S2; no. 204. [1932.] 7 p. [Monthly.] t L. C. card Fli>-76 C 6 9 : 204 Fishery products. Fishery products landed at Seattle, Wash., by Uiiiteort.s. 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Light list, including fog signals, buoys, and dayniarks, Great Lakes, United States and Canada ; 1932, corrected to Mar. 1. 1!)32. 281 p. il. [Map on verso of front cover,] * Paper, 30c. L. C. card 12-29082 C 9.30 : 93:; Lighthouse service bulletin, v. 4, no. 29; May 2, 1932. [1932.] p. 115-118, il. [Monthly.] t L. C. card 12-35121 C 9.31 : 4/29 Notices to imiriners. Notice to mariners. Great Lakes, weekly, no. 10-13, 1932 ; May G-27 [1932]. Conover Press, Detroit [May 5-26, 1932]. various paging, t Supt. of lighthouses, Detroit, Mich. C9.41 : 932/10-1:: Notice to mariners, weekly, no. 18-21, 1932; May 4-25 [1932]. 1932. various paging. [Issued jointly with Coast and Geodetic Survev.] t L. C. card 7-20609 C 9.26 : 932/18-21 MINES BUREAU Coal in 1930; by F. G. Tryon, L. Mann, and H. O. Rogers. May 4. 1932. ii+599-773 p. il. [From Mineral resources, 1930, pt. 2.] * Paper, 15c. C22.8/a:C 631/9311 Oasolinc. Transportation of gasoline by pipe line [with selected bibliographv] ; by C. P. 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Approved May 21, 19:52. 1 p. (Pub'.ic 147.) Bluckfcet hiijUway. II. R. 8914, act to accept grant by Montana of concurrent police jurisdiction over rights of way of liiaclcfeet highway, aiid over rights of way of its connections with (Jiacier National Park road system on Blackfeet Indian Reservation in Montana. Approved May 2, 19:V_'. 1 p. (Public 114.) Chunqurt, Sophie. S. 694, act to authorize sale of interest in lands devisending provisions of act to provide for sale of desert lands in certain States and Territories, and acts amendatory thereof, to ceded lands of Fort Hall Indian Reservation. Approved May 4, 1932. 1 p. (Public 118.) Halibut, n. R. 8084. act for protection of northern Pacific halibut fishery. [Approved May 2, 19.32.] 3 p. (Public 113.) Rotnrsteod. II. R. 0501, net to extend period of time during which final proof may be offered by homestead entrymen. Approved May 13, 1932. 1 p. (Public 130.) International Peace Garden, Incorporated. S. 4410. act for transfer of school lands in North Dakota to International Piace Gardeu (Incorporated). Approved May 20, 1932. 1 p. (Public 145.) Judf/es. S. 1335. act to remove limitation upon filling of vaenncv of district judge for district of New .lersey. Approved May 20. 1932. 1 p. (Public 142.) Lac (lu Flambeau Reservation. IL R. 8037. act to autiiorize sale, on competitive bids. of unalloted lands on Lac du Flambeau Indian Reservation. Wis., not needed for allotment, tribal, or administrative purposes. Approved May 13, 1932. 1 p. (Public 129.) Lrnaiiee Cotnitu, Mich. S. 4148. act to permit United States to he made party defend- ant in certain <'ases [for clearing title to land in Len.iwee County. Mich., mortgage o;i which was purported to b:ive been given to United States liv Joseph W. B'-own and Cornelin T. Rrown. his wife] [Approved May 20, 1032.] 2 p. (Public 144.) Lights. S. 3908. act to amend act to regulate navigation on Great Lakes and their connecting and trlbutarv waters [relative to lights on lake st<>amers]. Approved May !). 1032. 1 p. (Piddle 127.) Medford, Oreij. IF. R. 10J.S4. act to authorize acquisition of ndditionnl laTid In Menaed May 14, 1932. 1 p. (I'id)llc 134.) II«>%v to «irIi<>n(ii>iii< — .^pe liiforinndon folIoirlnK Contents May, 1932 951 Public [act] 102-147, 72d Congress — Continued. Mineral lands. H. R. 8087, act authorizing Secretary of Interior to vacate withdrawals o' public lands under reclamation law, with reservation of rights, ways, and ease- ments [so that such lands may be made subject to location, entry, and patent under general mining laws]. Approved Apr. 23, 1932. 1 p. (Public 104.) Minncfiota. H. 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S. 3953, act to amend act to promote mining of potash on public ^domain [so as to provide for extensions of prospecting permits]. Approved May 7, 1932. 1 p. (Public 126.) . „ „ „ Radio stati07U'i. S. 4289, act to amend act of Feb. 23, 1927. as amended (U. S. C. title 47. sec. 85) [so as to make onlv citizens of United States eligible for licenses to operate radio stations]. Approved May 19, 1932. 1 p. (Public 139.) Retired list. Army. S. 460, act to give war-time commissioned rank to retired oflacers and enlisted men [of Army, Navy, Marine Corps, or Coast Guard]. Approved May 7. 1932. 1 p. (Public 123.) Rooseielt, Theodore. S. 290, act to establish memorial to Theodore Roos(>velt in National Capital. Approved May 21, 1932. 1 p. (Public 146.) [S. 290 authorizes the acceptance from Roosevelt Memorial Association of Analostan Island in Potomac River, said i.sland to be known as Roosevelt Island ahd administered as natural park.] San Diego, Calif. H. R. 10495, act amending act granting San Diego lands in Cleve- land is'ational Forest and Capitan Grande Indian Reservation for dam and reser- voir purposes for conservation of water, so as to include additional lands. [Ap- proved Mav 4, 1932.] 3 p. (Public 119.) Savannah River H. R. 10088. act to revive and reenact act authorizing South Caro- lina and Georgia hiehway departments to construct toll bridge across Savannah River at or near Burtons Ferry near Sylvania, Ga. Approved April 22, 1932. 1 p. (Public 102.) . . School lands. S. 3570. act to amend act confirming in States and Territories title to land granted by United States in aid of common or public schools. Approved May 2. 1932. 1 p. (Pulilic 110.) ., ^ „ . Seminole Indians. H. R. 10362, act to require approval of general council of bemi- nole tribe or nation in case of disposal of any tribal land [in Oklahoma]. Ap- proved Apr. 27, 1932. 1 p. (Public 109.) United Confederate Veterans. H. R. 5S48, act authorizing and directing Secretary of War to lend to entertainment committee of United Confederate Veterans Pyra- midal tents, complete, assembly tents, hospital-ward tents, blankets, olive drab, numbered 4. pillowcases, canvas cots, cotton pillows, bed sacks, bed sheets, field ranges, numbered 1, field bake ovens, [and] water bags (for ice water), to be used at encampment of United Confederate Veterans to be held at Richmond, Va., in June, 1932. Approved Apr. 25, 1932. 1 p. (Public 107.) . . Virgin Islands. S 418, act to extend admiralty laws of United States to Virgin Islands. Approved May 20, 1932. 1 p. (Public 140.) Watertan-Olacier International Peace Park. H. R. 4752, act for establishment of Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park. Approved May 2, 1932. 1 p. (Public 116.) [This park will be formed by the adjoining areas now known as Glacier National Park in Montana and Waterton Lakes National Park in Canada.] Public [joint] resolution 17-20, 72d Congress. Congress. H. J. Res. 382, joint resolution making additional appropriation for print- ing and binding for Congress, fiscal year 1932. Approved May 16, 1932. 1 p. (Public resolution 19.) District of Columbia. S. J. Res. 50, joint resolution to authorize commissioners of District of Columbia to close upper Water street between 22d and 23d streets. Approved May 13. 1932. 1 p. (Public resolution 18.) House of Represent at ivps. H. J. Res. 375. joint resolution to provide additional ap- propriations for contingent expenses of House of Reoresentatives, fiscal year 1932. Approved Apr. 29, 1932. 1 p. (Public resolution 17.) Porto Rico. S. J. Res. 36, joint resolution to change name of island of Porto Rico to Puerto Rico. Approved May 17, 1932. 1 p. (Public resolution 20.) HoTV to order publications — See information folloTTlngr Contents 123108— 32— No. 449 3 952 May, 1932 CONFERENCE COMMITTEES Xaturalizntion. Amcndiiifr nafurallzatioii laws, confcronoe report to acconi- pany II. R. 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Hou.«e of Reitresentative.s, fi.scal year 15)32 [for expenses of special and select committees]. May 13, 1931'. 3 p. (H. doe. 325, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) ♦ Paper, 5c. Bon Scoiits of America. 22d annual report of Boy Scouts of America, 1931. 1932. v+246 p. il. (H. doc, 38, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 20c. L. C. card 23-13721 Calendars of House of Representatives, 72d Congress, 1st session, May 2-31, 1932; no, 111-133, 1932, various paging, large 8° [Daily when House of Representatives is in session,] t Y 1.2 : 1/72-111 to 72-133 Invalid Pensions Committee, House. Appropriation for salaries, etc.. House ot Representatives, supplemental esfmate of appropriation pertaining to legis- lative establishment. House of Representatives, fiscal year 1933 [to continue employment of temporary assistant clerk to Committee on Invalid Pensions]. May 27, 1932. 2 p, (H. doc. 345, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. United Spanish War Veterans. Proceedings of stated convention of 33d na- tional encampment. United Spanish War Veterans, New Orleans, La.. Sept. 6-10, 1931. 1932. v+271 p, 1 por, 8 p, of por, (H, doc, 47, 72d Cong, 1st sess.) * Paper, 20c. L. C. card ca 10-5225 y'ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE, HOUSE Qlynn, Mrs. Theresa C. Helen Glynn, re nort to accompany H, Res. 207 [to pay Helen Glynn, daughter of Theresa C, Glynn, 6 months' compensation and ad- ditional amount to defray funeral expenses of said Theresa C, Glynn] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Warren. May 4, 1932. 1 p, (H. rp. 120."), 72d Cong. 1st sess,) * Paper, 5c. Hartnri/, BrnKon li. Elizabeth D. Hartney. report to accompany H. Res. 21G [to i)ay Elizabeth I). Hartney, widow of Beii.son R Hartney. (5 months' com- pensation and additional amount to defray funeral expenses of said Benson B, Hartney]; submitted by Mr. Warren. May 21). 19.32. 1 p. (H. rp. 1389, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, .")c. Longirorth, Nicholas. Appropriation for bust of Nicholas Longwortli. r epor t to accompany H. Res. 44; submitted by Mr. Warren. May 27. 19.32. ip. (H. rp. 1443, 72d Cong. 1st .sess,) * Paper, jIc, Pay-roll records of disbursing oflicer of House of Representatives. lUiiJai-t to accompany H, Res, 227 [to autlii>rize public iiispe<'tion of pay-roll rwords of disbursing oflicer of House of Representatives] ; submitted bv I^Ir, Warren. May 19, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp, 137S, 72d Cong, Ist sess.) ♦ Pai)er, 5c. IIo^v to order publirntlonn — See infornintlon follo^vlnar Content* J / May, 1932 953 Undencood, Oscar W. Appropriation for marble bust of Oscar W. Underwood, reaoiUr-to accompany H. Res. 55; submitted by Mr. Warren. May 27. 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1442, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. N^\GRICrLTUHE COMMITTEE, HOUSE Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session. :\Iay 14, 1932; no. 6. 1932. 40 p. 4° t Y 4.Ag 8/1 : 72/6 Forest nurseries. Authorization to sell Morton Nursery site in Nebraslia, i;ei pmrt to accompany H. R. 1070S : submitted by Mr. Jones. May 14, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1309, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Forest Service. Field service contracts of Forest Service, rppnit to accompany H. R. 11944 [to facilitate execution of and economy in field season contracts of Forest Service] ; submitted by ilr. Doxej\ May 10, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1266, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Grasshoppers. Making funds available for grasshopper control, report to ac- company H. J. Res. 377; submitted by Mr. Norton. May 7, 1982. 2 p. (H. rp. 1239, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Loans. Rehabilitation of storm-stricken areas, hearing, 71st Congress, 1st ses- ___t::> sion, Apr. 11 and 12, 1932. 1932. iii+44 p. (Serial H.) * Paper, lOe. Y 4.Ag 8/1 : St 7 Jililk. Amend filled milk act, Mpoi- t to accompany H. R. 5641 [to amend filled milk act, so as to charge Department of Agriculture with enforcement of said act] ; submitted by Mr. Carden. May 20, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1392, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Natural resources. Conservation of wild life, fisli, and game, hearing, 72d /I Congress, 1st session, on S. 263. May 3, 1932. 1932. iii+20 p. (Serial I.) '^ * Paper, 10c. T 4.Ag 8/1 : W 64 Conservation of wild life, fish, and game, '•pppi<^ to accompany S. 263: submitted by Mr. Jones. May 3, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1204, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Tobacco. To amend act to provide for collection and publication of statistics of tobacco by Department of Agriculture, repor t to accompanv H. R. 9590 ; submitted by :\Ir. Fulmer. May 10, 1932. STT (H. rp. 1268, "72d Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print.] * Paper, 5c. Upper Mississippi Hirer Wild Life and Fish Refuge. Right of way over Upper Mississippi River Wild Life and Fish Refuge, r e.norj^ to accompany H. R. 8395 [to grant right of way or easement over lands of United States within Upper IMississippi River Wild Life and Fish Refuge to Savanna-Sabula Bridge Company for construction of highway between Savanna. 111., and Sabula. Iowa ] ; submitted by Mr. Jones. May 7, 1932. 3 p. ( H. ri). 1240, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Widoic's Island. Transfer of Widows Island, Me., rgiiafit to accompany H. R. 5642 [to authorize and direct transfer of Widow's Island, Me., by Secretary of Navy to Secretary of Agriculture for administration as migratory bird refuge]: subm tted by Mr. Haugen. May 14. 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1307, 72a Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. s/h / APPROPRIATIONS CO^[MITTEE. HOUSE War Department. War Department appropriation bill [fiscal year] 1933, hear- ^ ings before subcommittee in charge of War Department appropriation blll^.^ for 1933, 72d Congress, 1st session. 1932. 2 pts. pt. 1. Testimony on title 1 of bill comprising military activities of War DeimitraMit. ii-l-1248 p. :^ tab. * Paper, 75c. Y 4.Ap 6/1 : W lO/.S/nS.S-l pt. 2. Testimony on title 2 of bill comprising non-milltarv activities of War Depart- ment. ii-j-273 p. * Paper, 20c. ' Y 4.Ap 6/1 : W 19/3/9.33-2 - — ■ War Department appropriation bill [fiscal year] 1933, retuul to accom- pany H. R. 11897; submitted by Mr. Collins. May 5, 1932. 51 p. (H. rp. 1215, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c. Hovr to order publications — See Information folIoTflngr Contents 954 May, 1932 v/ BANKING AND CUBRENCY (OMMITTKE, HOrSE Fedet-al home loan banks. Creation of not less than 8 and not more than 12 Fotk'ral liunie loan banks, report to accompanv H. U. 1228i); submitted by Mr. Ueilly. May 2o, 1932. 27 p. (H. rp. 1418, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [In- eludes minority views.] ♦ Paper, 10c. National bankti. To provide guaranty fund for depositors in banks, hearlnsrs before subioniniittce, 72er. 15c. Y 4.B 22/1 : G 93 J'ricat. Staltilization of commodity prices, hearings l)cfore subcommittee, 72(1 Congress, 1st session, on H. H. lo")17, f(»r increasing and stabilizing price level of commodities, Apr. 13 and 14, lf>32. 1032. pt. 2, iii+45!)-n71 p. 11. ♦ Paper, 10c. Y 4.B 22/1 : C 73/2/pt. 2 ▼ CLAIMS COMMITTEE, HOUSE AdnniK, Burton S. Heirs of Burton S. Adams, r enor t to accompany H. H. 101O4 [for relief of heirs of Burton S. Adams] ; submitted by Mr. Schafer. May 2, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 11S8, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, He. Adelphia Bank [for relief of Allfs gheny Forging Company] ; .subnTTtted by Mr. Brumm. May 18, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1.309, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) •Paper, 5c. Anderson, Daisy. Daisy Ander.son, r epor t to accompany H. R. 8207 [for relief of Daisy Anderson] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. May 25. 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1434, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper. 5c. Bailey, Charles K. Diaries Edward Bailey, re port to accompany II. R. 432S [for relief of Charles Edward Bailey] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. May IS, 1932. 5 p. (H. rp. 1363, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Baldvin, Robert D. Robert D. Baldwin, rj gpqr t to accompany H. R. 11902 [for relief of Robert D. Baldwin] ; sul)mitted by Mr. Miller. May 17, 19.32. 2 p. (H. rp. 1340. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Beaver, George B. George B. Beaver, report to accompany H. R. 11105 [for relief of George B. Beaver] ; submitted by Mr. Schafer. May 31, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1457, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Blackwell, Ititfus IT., jr. Rufus Hunter Blackwell, jr.. rtijiyrt to accomjiany H. R. 0975 [for relief of Rufus Hunter Blackwell, jr.] : submitted by Mr. Clark of North Carolina. May 2, 19.32. 8 j). (H. rp. 118.5, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Brown, Charles A. Charles .\. Brown, report to accompany H. R. 7049 [for n>lief of Charles A. Brown] ; submitted ny^Ir. Dickstein. May 2, 19.32. 2 p. (II. rp. 118(5, 72(1 Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c. Burkett, Mrs. .Augusta. Augusta Burkett. reyjjii. to accompany H. R. 10021 [for relief of Augusta Burkett]; submitted by .Mr. Schafer. May 17, 1932. 4 p. (II. rp. 1343, 72(1 Cong. 1st st^ss. ) ♦ Paper, 5c. Ilovv to ordor iMibllrntionM — Spc Information foIIoTrlnic Contend! May, 1932 955 Chambliss, William H. William H. Chambliss. reflflBUto accompany H. R. 8210 [for relief of William H. Chambliss] ; submitted by Mr. Black. May 23, 1932. 13 p. (H. rp. 1404, 72d Coug. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c, Claiborne, Mrs. Cornelia. Cornelia Claiborne, teijwt to accompany S. 1088 [for relief of Cornelia Claiborne, widow of Hamilton Cabell Claiborne] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Smith of Virginia. Slay 31, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1458, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Cleverly, Willie B. Willie B. Cleverly, r enorl; to accompany S. 902 [for relief of Willie B. Cleverly] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. May 5, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1214, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Conrad, Vincent J. Vincent J. Conrad, re port to accompany H. R. 7654 [for relief of Vincent J. Conrad] ; submitted by lilr. Smith of Virginia. May 2, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1187, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Cordova-, Jose R. Jose Ramon Cordova, report to accompany H. R. 6785 [for relief of Jose Ramon Cordova] ; submitted by Mr. Schafer. May 2, 1932. 2 p. ( H. rp. 1184, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Damm, Mrs. Alice M. A. Alice M. A. Damm, rep ort to accompany S. 631 [for relief of Alice M. A. Damm] ; submitted by Mr. Schafer. May 17, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1348, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Davis, Donna M. Donna M. Davis, rppprt- to accompany H. R. 11460 [to author- ize credit in disbursing account of Donna M. Davis] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. May 18, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1367, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Davis, Samuel C. Samuel C. Davis, report to accompany S. 1705 [for relief of Samuel C. Davis] ; submitted by JSTrTfeutler. May 7, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1237, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Dtirrenherger, Jacob. Jacob Durrenberger, r^pprt to accompany H. R. 6759 [for relief of Jacob Durrenberger] ; submitted by Mr. Black. May 17, 1932, 7 p. ( H. rp. 1332, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Eisenhaucr, Charles J. Charles J. Eisenhauer, rosACt to accompany H. R. 919 [for relief of Charles J. Eisenhauer] ; submitted by Mr. Black. May 6, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1231, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. El Dorado, Ark. First National Bank, El Dorado, Ark., r epor t to accompany H. R. 8217 [for relief of First National Bank, El Dorado, ArlT] ; submitted by Mr. Boehne. May 17, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1336, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Elias, G. d Bro., Incorporated. For relief of G. Elias & Bro. (Inc.), rejiOtt, to accompany H. R. 2470; submitted by Mr. Harlan. May 26, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1436, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. G. Elias «& Bro. (Inc.), recflXif to accompany H. R. 2471 [for relief of G. Elias and Brother (Incorporated)]; submitted by Mr. Harlan. May 26, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1437, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Fees, Don C. Don C. Fees, reaott to accompany H. R. 10101 [for relief of Don C. Fees] ; submitted by Mr. Black. May 6, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1232, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Ferguson, Arthur M. Sarah Maddocks Ferguson, re uort to accompany H. R. 4064 [for relief of Sarah Maddocks Ferguson, widow oFXrthur M. Ferguson] ; submitted by Mr. Smith of Virginia. May 2, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1182, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Finney, Arthur K. Arthur K. Finney, rep^ to accompany H. R. 2188 [for relief of Arthur K. Finney]; submitted t)y Mr. Smith of Virginia. May 2, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1180, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Franklin Surety Co., re port to accompany H. R. 11095 [for relief of Franklin Surety Company] ; sub in it ted by Mr. Boehne. May 17, 1982. 3 p. (H. rp. 1345, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Franzel, Peter P. Estate of Peter Paul Franzel, r^jj^rt to accompany S. 1586 [for relief of estate of Peter Paul Franzel] ; submitted by Mr. Schafer. May 2,1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1190, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Ho^v to order pnbllcatlona^See Imformatlon folloTvingr Contents 956 ^Iay. io:i2 itilbirtxtn. A'. H. (JillxTtsi'ii, i :eL)or t to a(C(inii>any H. H. 3584 [for relief of H. Gilhertsi'nJ ; submitted by Mr. Schafcr. May 31, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 14oG, 7-(l Coug. 1st se.s.s.) * Paper, 5c. Olendale. Calif. City of Glendale, Calif., report to accoiupany II. H. (»27 [for relief of Glendale, Calif.] : submitted by Mr? Baldrige. May 27, 11)32. 1 p. (H. rp. 1447, 72d Cong, l.st se.ss.) * Paper, 5c. Orcrn. Lnri.s K. I.,e\vis E. Green, r eporf , to accompany II. K. JtOl) [for relief of liewis E. Green) ; submitted by Mr. Bacon. May 4, 1932. li p. (H. rp. 1210. 72(1 Cong. 1st .ses.«;.) * Pap<'r, 5c. Hnrt, li. F. B. F. Hart, re jjort to accompany S. 222 [authorizing adjustment of claim of B. F. Hart]; submitted l)y Mr. Pittenger. May 5. l<»32. 2 p. (H. rp. 1213, 72d Cong. 1st .^ess.) ♦ I'aiM'r, 5c. Hcnion. II. I). II. I). Henii n, Harry Wolfe. ;mi<1 R. W. McSorley, r epo rt to accomi)any H. II. 721(5 [for relief of H. I>. Heniou, Harry Wolfe, and R. W. McSorley]: submitted l)y Mr. Pittenger. .May IS, 1932. 3 p. (II. rp. 13G5. 72(1 Coiig. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Iloladaii, Mr.s. H/irrUt ('. Harriet <'. H(4aensate Harriet C. IloiadayJ ; submitted i)y Mr. P.ruuim. May 17. 1932. 1 p. (H. ri). 1347, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Iiujcnio Porrculr ('. par A., vepnr^ to accompany H. li. 9.339 [authorizing Court of Claims to hear and determine claim of Ingcnio Pnrvenir C. por A., and to render iudgnieiit for just compens; tinn] ; sui»mitted i»y .Mr. Miller. May 17, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1337, 72(1 Cong. 1st. se.ss.) * Paper, 5c. Jenkins, WiHiam L. William L. Jenkins, reuflc^ to accompany H. U. 997 [for relief t^f William L. Jeiikinsl; .submitted by Mr. Bacon. May 4, 1932. 8 p. (H. rp. 1209, 72(1 Cong. 1st .s(>ss.) * Paper, 5c. Jersetf City, N. ■/. Ma.vor and aldermen of Jersey City, N. J., report to accom- pany H. R. 7324 I for relief of mayiir and aldermen of Jersey i^ty. N. J.]; submitted by Mr. I'.lack. May 17. 1932. 5 p. ( H. rp. 1333. 72d Cong. 1st xess. ) * Pai)er. 5c. Joullian, Mrs. J. A. Mrs. J. A. Joullian, re|>uj;t to accompany H. R. 4858 [for relief of Mrs. J. A. Joullian] ; submitted by Mr. Black. May 17, 1932. 2p. (II. rp. 1330. 72d Cong. 1st .se.ss.) * I'aper, 5c. Lnckf'if, Oscar F. Mary Lackey Combs. repLtrt to accompany H. R. 9S62 [for relief of estate of Oscar F. Lackey. Mary Lackey Combs, executrix] : sub- mitt(Ml by Mr. Miller. May 17, 19.32. 1 p. (H. rp. 1338, 72d Coug. 1st sess.) * I'aper, 5c. Larkin, Earl V. Earl V. Larkin, r(4iU£t to accompany H. R. 7S5 [to reimburse Earl V. Larkin for injuries sustained by accidental discharge of pistol in hands of .soldier in Army] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. May 18, 19.32. 3 p. (H. rp. 1362. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Leverett, ^fr.><. L(tti<-. Lettie Leverctt. r^^^uJ, to accompany H. R. 6449 [for relief of Lettie Leverett] : submitted by Mr. Swank. May 23, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1402, 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Lindsay, Mrs. Florence H. Florence Hudgins Lindsay and Elizabeth Lindsay, re{ )fn-t to accompany H. R. 91.')2 I for relief of Florence Hudgins Lindsay and Eliz.ibelh Lind.sayj: submitted by Mr. Black. May 27, 1932. 7 p. (H. rp. 1452, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Loyan, Mrs. (icorge F. Mrs. George liOgan, re ^j j^rL to accompany II. R. 5543 (for relief of Mrs. George Logan and her minor children, Lewis and Bar- bara Logan); submittf^l by Mr. Harlan. May 27, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1451, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * PaiK'r, 5c. Jjueyer, Ernst. Ernst Lueger, reoaiUt to accompany H. R. 3537 [for relief of Anna Lueger. widow of Ernst Lueger] ; submitted by Mr. Black. May 27, 19:{2. 4 p. (H. rp. 1450. 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) ♦Paper, 5c. Martin-Wiilsh (Inc.), ro^ittrr to accompany H. R. 5774 [for relief of Williani Martin ami John E. Walsh, jr.. successors in interest to Martin-Walsh (Inc.)] ; submitted by .Mr. Pittenger. May 18. 1932. 8 p. (H. rp. 1364. 72d Coug. 1st 8e.ss. ) ♦ Paper, .'«•. Hour to order pnbllcatlona — See Information follo\Tlav Content* May, 1932 957 Medina, GuWermo. Guillerino Medina, r^nor f to accompany H. R. 10891 [for reimbursement of Guillermo Medina for value of personal effects lost in capsizing of Navy whaleboat off Galera Island, Gulf of Panama] ; submitted by Mr. Miller. May 2, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 11S9, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, oc. Alefrin, Harold W. Harold W. Merrin, res^tt to accompany H. R. 11459 [for relief of Harold W. Merriu] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. May 18, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1366. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e. Monumental Stevedore Co., reptu-f to accompany H. R. 1169 [for relief of Monu- mental Stevedore Company] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. May 14, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1315, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. National Bank of Commerce, El Dorado, Ark., vpnnrt to accompany H. R. 8215 [for relief of National Bank of Commerce, El Dorado, Ark.] ; submitted by Mr. Boehne. May 17, 1932. 1 p. {H. rp. 1335, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Offerman, Mrs. M. Aileen. M. Aileen Offerman, r eport to accompany H. R. 1806 [for relief of M. Aiieen Offerman] ; submitted byTTi-. Baldrige. May 27, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1448, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Pay, Army. Settlement of claims of officers and enlisted men for extra pay [provided by act of Jan. 12, 1899], r engr t to accompany H. R. 7232; submitted by Mr. Ramspeck. May 3, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1194, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Pittman, Mrs. Lizzie. Lizzie Pittman, r eport to accompany H. R. 11194 [for relief of Lizzie Pittman] ; submitted by Mr. Clark of North Carolina. May 16, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1324, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Reithel, M'illiam A. William A. Reitbel, rejjflsfc to accompany H. R. 598 [for relief of William A. Eeithol] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. May 13, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1294, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Rio Grande. Payment of damages caused by overflow of Rio Grande River, rppni-f to accompany H. R. 6774 [to authorize amendment of act for payment of damages caused by reason of overflow of Rio Grande on Aug. 17, 1921] ; submitted by Mr. Clark of North Carolina. May 2, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 118:3, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Rio Grande irrigation project. Amending sec. 2 of act of Feb. 25, 1927, reftott to accompany S. J. Res. 55 [to amend sec. 2 of act of Feb. 25, 1927 (44 Stat. L., pt. 2. p. 336), for payment of damages to citizens of New Mexico caused by reason of artificial obstructions to tlow of Rio Grande by an agency of United States, so that appropriations under this act shall not be reimbursable by water users of Rio Grande project] ; submitted by Mr. Swank. May 20, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1397, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [The act of Feb. 25, 1927, to be amended, appears in 44th Statutes at large, pt. 3, p. 1792, instead of pt. 2, p. 336.] * Paper, 5c. Roney, Mrs. Mary E. Mary E. Rouey, renofit to accompany H. R. 2453 [for relief of Mary E. Roney] ; submitted by Mr. Schafer. May 13, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1303, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Rose, E. B. E. B. Rose, r engrt to accompany H. R. 10410 [for relief of E. B. Rose] ; submitted by Mr. Harlan. May 27, 1932. 7 p. (H. rp. 1454, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Sample, B. J. B. J. Sample, r eport to accompany S. 2991 [for relief of B. J. Sample] ; submitted by Mr. PiTOnger. May 14, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1317, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. 8etton, Joe. Joe Setton, re porf to accompany H. R. 10800 [for relief of Joe Setton] ; submitted by MrTIOickstein. May 23, 1932. 4 p. (H rp. 1405, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Shechan, Joanna A. Joanna A. Sheehan. report to accompany H. R. 8879 [for relief of Joanna A. Sheehan] ; submittedHSy' Mr. Pittenger. May 13, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1296, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Slocum, Mrs. Anne B. Anne B. Slocum, rcp»>t to accompany S. 3191 [for relief of Anne B. Slocum, widow of Clarence Rice Slocum] ; submitted by Mr. Scha- fer. May 31, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1459, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper 5c. Hofv to order publications — See Information follofvlngr Contents 958 May, 1932 Bvei-ry, Frances O. Frances O. Sperry, rejuort to accompany H. R. 2045 [for relief of Frances f). Si)erry] ; submitted by Mr. Boehne. May 17, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1328, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Utark, Grace P. Grace P. Stark, reflurt to accompany H. R. 9653 [for relief of Grace P. Stark] ; submitted by Mr. Miller. Ma.\ 117. 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1453, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Bvmcs, Ed. Ed Symes et nl.. rej)Q£t to accompany H. R. 3848 [for relief of Ed Symes and wife, Elizabeth Symes, and certain other citizens of Texas]; submitted by Mr. Miller. May 2, 1932. 1 p. (II. rp. 1181, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Szynunuikl, K. S. K. S. Szymanski, r enor t to accompany H. R. 8189 [for relief of K. S. Szymanski]; submitted by Mr. Brumm. May 17, 1932. 2 p. (U. rp. 1334, 72d Conj,'. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Taylor, Katherhic G. Katherine G. Taylor, r(;auct to accompany H. R. 1938 [for relief of Katherine G. Taylor] ; submitted by Mr. Smith of Virginia. May 2, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1179, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c-. Thompson. Augti-ttus. Aufrustus Th(mip.son, reiM*r« to accompany H. R. 10973 [for relief of Augustus Thompson] ; submitted by Mr. Black. May 17, 1932. 2 p. (II. rp. 1344, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Tidwell, ChambUss L. Chambliss L. Tidwell, report to accompany II. R. 7409 [for relief of Chiunbliss L. Ti*ess.) * Paper, 5c. Tilghman, Mrs. Zoe A. Zoe A. Tilginnan. rQijftKt to accompany H. R. 0933 [for relief of Zoe A. Tilghman] ; submitted by Mr. Butler. May 10, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1270, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Pai:>er. 5c. Vandovcr, O. C. G. C. Vandover. renprt to accompany II. R. 11150 [for relief of G. C. Vandover] ; submitted by Mr. Black. May 14, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1316, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Voiles. Mrs. Ruby P. Ruby F. Voiles, report to accompany H. R. 4154 [for relief of Ruby F. Voiles] ; submitte>e certain allevs and to set aside land owned by District of Columbia for alley purjxises] ; submitted by Mr. Patman. May 14, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1312. 72d Cong. Ist Bess. ) • Paper, 5c. How to order pnbllcationa— See information (ollo^rlnv Content* May, 1932 959 Barber shops. Closing barber s>hops 1 day in 7. sejiofikto accompany H. R. 8092 [for closing of barber shops (>n SuiKlny in District of Columbia] : submitted by Mr. Palmisano. May 20, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1390, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [Committee amends H. R. 8092 by substitute, so as to provide for closing of barber shops 1 day in 7 in District of Columbia. The bill title was not amended.] * Paper, 5c. Credit tinions. Incorporation of credit un'ons in District of Columbia, r eport to accompany S. 1153; submitted by Mr. Palmisano. May 19, 1932. 8 p. (H. rp. 1375, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Oallahan, Mrs. Jennie B. Jennie Bruce Callahan, jcapont to accompany H. R. 8119 [for relief of Jennie Bruce Gallahan] : submitted by Mr. Palmisano. May 19. 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1379. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. Gulf Refining Company. Pipe lines for oil and o"l products in District of Co- lumbia, r eport to accompany H. R. 7305 [to permit construction, maintenance, and use of certain pipe lines for petroleum and petroleum products by Gulf Refining Company] ; submitted by Mr. Smith of Virginia. I\Iay 3, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1206, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Inheritance. To amend code of law of District of Columbia, descent and dis- tribution [of property], r eport to accompany H. R. 9557; submitted by Mr. Gilbert. May 19. 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1377, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. License fees, r,eaflct to accompany H. R. 11638 [to amend sec. 7 of act making appropriations for District of Columbia, fi.scal vear 1903, relative to license taxes] ; submitted by Mr. Gilbert. May 19, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1385, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Motor-veliicles. Issuance of Congressional automobile tags to certain officials of Congress, report to accompany S. 4123 [to amend District of Columbia traffic acts, as amended] ; submitted by Mr. Patman. May 14, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1314, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. To promote safety on streets and highways by providing for financial responsiblity of owners and operators of motor vehicles, r^nort tr> accompany H. R. 7894 [to promote safety on streets and highways of District of Colum- bia by providing for financial responsibility of owners and operators of motor vehicles for damages caused by motor vehicles on public highways in D'strict of Columbia, to prescribe penalties for violation of provisions of this act. and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Patman. May 17, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1352, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. National Society of Colonial Dames of America. Tax exemption of property of National Society of Colonial Dames of America [in District of Columbia], r (]>nort to accompany S. 570; submitted by Mr. Holmes. May 2, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1177, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. National Society of Sons of Am-erican Rerolutian. Tax exemption for property of National Society of Sons of American Revolution [in Washington, D. C.]. re port to accompany H. R. 10138 ; submitted by Mr. Holmes. May 2, 1932. 1 p. (ik. rp. 1176, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. National Society United States Daughters of 1812. Tax exemption of prop- erty of Daughters of 1812 in District of Columbia, r enort to accompany S. 1203 : submitted by Mr. Holmes. May 2, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1178, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad. Extension of Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington Railroad Co.'s tracks, report to accompany H. R, 12115 [to authorize Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Com- pany to extend its present track connection Avith Navy Yard so as to provide adequate railroad facilities in connection with development of Buzzards Point as industrial area in District of Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. Black. May 19, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1380, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Plumbing. Regulation of plumbing and gas fitting in District of Columbia, v^ port to accompany H. R. 8627 [to amend act to regulate plumbing and gas fitting in District of Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. Palmisano. May 6, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1217, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c- HoTT to order pnbllcatlonM— See Information foIIoTvingr Contents 960 May, 1932 8teain-b • i^aper, 5c. atrects. Close (.jiiintaiia place, r ti" 'ft to accompany S. 3911 fto authorize com- missioners of District of Columbia to close Quiutana place. l)et\\een 7tb street ami 7tli place nortbwest); submitted by Mr. I'atman. May 14, VA'i'l. 2 p. (li. ri>. 1311, 72d Conj;. 1st sess.) * I'aper, 5c. Closing certain uuueceBsary streets, ruUQf^ to accompany H. 11. 120'.m; [to authorize dos^ny of certain streets in District of Columbia rendered use- less or unneei'ssary, and lor other purposes) ; submitted by Mr. i'atman. May inj, liKi2. 3 p. (II. rp. V-VM, 72d Conj,'. 1st se.ss.) "Paper, 5c. Closing of certain streets and alleys in District of Columbia, r eiK)^-t to accompany S. 410C ; submitted by Mr. I'atman. May 14. I!t32. 2 p. (II. rp. 1313, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * I'aper, 5c. ClosiuK of unnecessarj- streets, report to accomimny H. R. 8995 [to authorize commissioners of District t)f Columbia to readjust and dose streets, roads, highways, or alleys in District of Columbia rendered useless or un- necessary] ; submitted by Mr. Patman. May 31, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1455. 72d Cony. 1st .sess.) * Paper, 5c. Closing of upi>er Water street between 22d and 23d streets n\v., reiioiL^ accompany S. J. Res. 50; submitted by Mr. Smith of Virginia. May 4, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1207, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper. 5c. Readjustment of street lines and transfer of land for scliool, park, and highway purjwses [in northeast section of District of Columi)iaJ, r enurt to accompany H. R. 11304; submitted by Mr. Patman. May 23, lt>32. l^p. (H. rp. 1407, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Wato-hlrds. Bird and game sanctuary of Potomac River, r cL>(irt to accompany II. R. 1U359 [to amend sec. 5 and (> of act t<) i>rohiliit killing of wild birds and wild animals in District of Columbia, relative to killing of waterfowl, and thereby to establish game and bird .sanctuary of Potomac River and ii> tributaries in said District] ; submitted by Mr. Palniisaiu). May 17, "i9.".2. 2 p. (H. rp. 1358, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paix'r, 5c. WorkhottHc. Opening and closing of roads on land owned by District «if Co- lund)ia at Occoquan, Va., nmirt tn accompany S. 17().s [to provide for open ing and closing of roads within boundaries of District of Columbia workhoust property at Occocjuan, Va.] ; submitted by Mr. Patman. May 14, 1932. "J p. (II. rp. 1310, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. EI-E)CTION8 COMMirrEIV: NO. 1, HOUSK Contented ehctiona. Kent versus Coyle. ^^f^nort Ion contested election case oi Everett Kent r. William R. Coyle. from 131 h Congressional district of Penn- sylvania]; svdtmitted by Mr. Clark of North Carolina. May 7, 1932. 5 p. (II. rp. rj(i4. 72(1 Cong. 1st sess.) * I'aiu'r. 5c. ELECTIONS CXIMMITTEE NO. J. IIOl.SE Contented eleetions. O'Connor vi-rsns Disney, rei)'>rt to accompany contested election cas«' of Charles (('Connor versus Wesley K. Disney [from 1st Con- gressional lv men. and for «)ther puriwises) ; submitted by Mr. Cochran of .Missouri. .May 11, lii.'VJ. 2 p. (11. rp- 1272, 72d <'ong. Isl sess.) [Correct«»d print.) • Pa|H>r. .">c. Ho^T to ordor i>aliIli*««lonn— Sep inforinntlon foIloiTlnir ContrntH May, 1932 961 /, F0BEIOI7 ATFAISS COMMITTED, HOUSK Lake of the Wood^, -rr'^"*^ to accompany H. R. 11971 [to fulfill certain treaty obligations with respect to water levels of Lake of the Woods] ; submitted by Mr. Linthicum. May 13, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1301, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26708 crmanent Court of International Justice, hearings, 72d Congi-ess, 1st session, on H. J. Res. 378, authorizing appropriation as contribution of United States to expenses of Permanent Court of International Justice, calendar year 1932; May 6 [and 18], 1932. 1932. 2 pts. [iv]+73 p. * Paper, each pt., 10c. Y 4. F 76/1 : In 8/8/pt. 1, 2 J- V^MMIGBATION AND NATUKALIZATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE Communists. Exclusion and expulsion of alien communists, r enort to accom- pany H. R. 12044; submitted by Mr. Dies. May 17, 1932. 5 p. (H. rp. 1353, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 82-26611 Exclusion and expulsion of communists, suspension, restriction, further y/ restriction, of immigration, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 1967, q ^ H. R. 4579. H. R. 10975. H. R. 10979, H. R. 11389. 1982. v+177 p. (Hear- ing no. 72.1.10-B.) [Revised.] * Paper, 10c. Y 4.1m 6/1 :C 73 Immigration visas. Appeal in certain refusals of immigration visas, r oj i opfr [and minority report] to accompany H. R. 11552 [to provide for review of action of consular officers in refusing immigration visas]. [2 pts.] (H. rp. 1193, 2 pts., 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [pt. 1] Appeal in certain refusals of immigration visas, report; submitted bv Mr. Dick- stein. May 3, 1932. 3 p. • Paper, 5c. pt. 2. Review of action of consular officers in refusing immigration visas, minority rt port ; submitted by Mr. Cable. May 6, 1932. 4 p. * Paper, 5c. ^I>"UIAN AFFAIKS CdMMITTKK, HOUSE Alcohol. Manufacture and sale of industrial and beverage alcohol for lawful purpo-ses in Osage County, Okla.. roiiatt to accompany H. R. 71 2;^; submitted by Mr. Cartwright. May 13, 1932. 8 p. (H. rp. 1292. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Boudinot, Fra)}k J. Frank J. Boudinot. re nort to accompany H. R. 6393 [au- thorizing iind directing that 5 per centum of any amount or amounts here- after appropriated to pay judgment or judgments in favor of Cherokee In- dians by Court of Claims be paid to Frank J. Boudinot, in full for his serv- ices and expenses for and on behalf of said Indians prior to July 19, 1923] ; submitted by Mr. Peavey. May 17, 1932. 5 p. (H. rp. 1851, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Chippeivtt Indians. Amend act authorizing Chipjjewa Indians of Minnesota to submit claims to Court of Claims, r ennrt to accompany H. R. 127 ; submitted by Mr. Peavy [Peavey]. May 16. 1982. 4 p. (H. rp. 1325, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Boundary lines of Chippewa Indian territory. Minnesota, r gjiort to ac- company H. R. 12329 [to establish boundary lines of Chippewa Indian terri- tory in Minnesota] ; .submitted by Mr. Knutson. May 27, 1982. 2 p. (H. rp. 1445, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Boundary lines of Chippewa territory in r>linnesota. Te,jQ]^ to accompany H. R. 9495 [to establish boundary lines of Cliippeua Indian territory in Minnesota] ; submitted by Mr. Knutson. May 17. 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1827, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper. 5c. Colorado River Reservation. Authorizing expenditure from Colorado River tribal funds for reimbursable loans, '-'-pi"-* to accompany S. 3S64 ; submitted by Mr. Chavez. May IS, 1982. 2 p. (H. rp. 1373, 72d Cong. 1st .sess.) * Paper, 5c. HovF to order publications — See inforniation follo^rlngr Contents 962 Mat, 1932 Coos Indians. Claims of ••ertaln Indian triJ)es to Innds in Oregon, ^gj^rt to iK'conipany li. U. IIIL'O [to amend act authDiizlnp Coos (Kuwes) Hay, Eower UmiKjua (Kalewatset ), and Siuslaw trn)es of Indians of Oregon to present their claims to ('ourt of Claims]; submitted by Mr. I>oavitt. May 11, 1932. 2 p. (II. rp. 12S0, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) • I'a|>er, ;>. FlathAMid Induing. Permit Indians to file suit, report to accompany S. 2986 [to amend act of Mar. l.?. 1924 (43 Stat. L. 21), so as to i>ermit Flathead, Koo- tenai, and rpi)or I't'iid d'Oreillt' tril)e.s or nations of Indians to tile suit there- under] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. May 4. 1032. 2 p. (II. rp. 1211, 72d Cong. 1st s»'SH. ) 'Paper, 5c. Indinnx. Amend se<'. 328 and 320. criminal code, 1010, sec. 548 and 549, United States Code. 102<), rtu^oft to accompany H. II. ll'iOH [to amend sec. 328 and 32t) of criminal code of 1010, and sec. 548 and 540 of title 18 of criminal code (I'nited States Co tribe of Indians of Wisconsin [from funds on dei>osit t<> their credit in Treasury], c^ \^\r\ to accompany II. 11. 12045 ; submitted by Mr. Peavey. May 18, 1032. 2 p. (H. rp. 1371, 72d Cong. 1st scs.s.) • Paper, 5c. Oklahoma University. A. Thurston County, Nebr.] ; submitted by Mr. Peavey. May 20. 10.32. 3 p. (H. rp. 1308. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Osage Irulians in Oklahoma, r eport to accc mpany S. 3085 [relating to tribal and individual affairs of Osage Indians of Oklahoma] ; submitted" by Mr. Looflwurow. May 11. 1032. 4 p. (H. rp. 1290, 72d Coug. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Reclamation of land. Deferment and adjustment of construction charges [for years 19.31 and 1032] on Indian irrigation projects, rnnort t o accompany S. 3675 ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. May 18, im2. 4 p. (H. rp. 1372, 72d Cong. 1st .se.ss.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Bcminole Indians. Determination of certain claims of Seminole In6.S4 [to authorize Secretary of Interior to modify terms of exist- ing Contracts for .sale of timber on Indian land when it is in interest of Indians so to do| ; submitted by Mr. Hall of Mississippi. May 13. 1932. 4 p. (II. rp. 1.302, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. Winnchago Indians. Authorizing Court of Claims to hear claims of Wiimebago tribe of Imiians, re^^oci^ to accompany H. R. 314 [to amend act conferring Jurisdiction upon Court of Claims to hear, examine, adjudicate, and entor judgment thereon in claims which Winnebago tribe of Indians may have against United States] ; submitted by Mr. Williamson. May 20. 10;i2. 5 p. (11. rp. 1.301. 72(1 Cong, l.st .sess.) • Pai>er, 5c. How to or«I«-r iiiiblicatlona — *»«■#■ Information followlmv Content* X. May, 1932 963 INSULAR AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE Besosa, J. C. J. C. Besosa, rg porL to accompany H. R. 10613 [for relief of J. C. Besosa] ; submitted by Mr. Hare. May 25, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1424, 72(1 Oong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. ^INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE COMMITTEE, HOUSE Airships. Transoceanic merchant airship service, ^gjjflii, [and minority views] to accompany H. R. 8681 [to develop American air transport services overseas, to encourage construction in United States by American capital of American airships for u.ort to accom- pany II. H. 11(577 [to amend .sec. 5. 15a. and 10a of interstate cofnmerce act. as amended); submitted by Mr. Rayburn. May 7, 1032. 30 n. (H. rp. 1238, 72d Cong. 1st ses.s.) [Includes minority report and minority views. Corrected iirint.] • I'apc'. ^Oc. L. C. card 32—26607. Railrcads, recapture and valuation, repo rt to accompany H. R. 11642 [to amend .sec. 15a and 10a of interstate commerce act. as amended] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Rayburn. May 10, 1032. 16 p. (H. rp. V.\>^\ 72d Cong. l.st ses.s.) [Includes minority views.] • Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32—26613 Sabine River. Bridge across ..^Sabine River wbere Louisiana highway no. 6 meets Texas highway no. 21, feno^t to accompany H. K. 11085 [to extend times for commencing and completing construction of bridge across Sabine River by Louisiana and Texas between Sabine Parish, La., and Sabine County, Tex., where Louisiana highway numbere- 1281. 72il Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32—26609 Kh'math Irrigation DiJitriet. Adjust water-right charges on Federal irriga- tion projects, re yprt to accompany H. R. nO<)0 [to amend sec. 14 of act to adjust water-right charges, to grant certain other relief on Federal irrigation projects, and for other purjtoses. approved May 2,"), 1026, as amended, rela- tive to reclassifying lands within Klamath Irrigation District] ; subnutted by Mr. Butler. May 26, 10.32. 2 jl (H. rp. 14.3S, 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) ♦ Paper, 5c. How f«» or«I«'r iMililU'iiUonM — Soo inforniatlon folIowInK: Coiitontn May, 1932 965 Snake River. Compact between Idnho and Wyoming. v.Qi)iO£t to accompany H. J. Res. 369 [to permit compact or agreement between Idaho and Wyoming respecting disposition and apportionment of waters of Snake River and its tributaries] ; submitted by Mr. Smith of Idaho. May 11, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1273, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. \r JUDICIARY COMMITTEE, HOUSE Calendars. Legislative calendar. 72d Congress, May 21, 1932; no. 14. 1932, 103 p. 4" t Y 4. J 89/1 : 72/14 Crime and criminals. Granting consent of Congress to any 2 or more States to enter into agreements or compacts for cooperative effort and mutual assistance in prevention of crime, rfijiott to accompany H. R. 10243 ; sub- mitted by Mr. Sumners of Texas. May 13, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1299, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Criminal procedure. Waiver of prosecution by indictment in certain criminal proceedings, r eport to accompany S. 2655 ; submitted by Mr. McKeown. Mav 13, 1932. 8 p. (H. rp. 1300, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [Includes minority views.] * Paper, 5c. Disabled American Veterans of World War. To incoiTorate Disabled Ameri- can Veterans of World War. retioB^ to accompany H. R. 4738; submitted by Mr. Sumners of Texas. May 10, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1271, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. District Courts. Change Hardeman County, Tex., fi-om Fort Worth division to Wichita Falls division of northern judicial district of Texas, reiuuit-to accompany H. R. 11390 ; submitted by Mr. Sumners of Texas. May 25, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1422, 72d Cong. 1st se.ss. ) [Corrected print.] * Paper. 5c. Terms of court at Manchester, N. H., r^xiflCJU to accompany H. R. 8577 [to amend sec. 95 of judicial code, as amended, so as to provide for term of court at Manchester, N. H.. and for change of times for holding court at Concord, N. H.] ; submitted by Mr. Condon. May 7, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1236, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Goltra, Edward F. Edward F. Goltra. u^^oH. to accompany H. R. 6425 [con- ferring jurisdiction upon Court of Claims to hear, consider, and render judgment on claims of Edward F. Goltra against United States arising out of taking of certain vessels and unloading apparatus] ; submitted by Mr. Browning. May 25, 1932. 8 p. (H. rp. 1426, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [In- cludes minority views.] * Paper, 5c. Louderhaok. Harold. Conduct of Judge Harold Louderback, r ejiprt to accom- pany H. Res. 239 [providing that special committee be appointed to inquire into official conduct of Harold Louderback, district judge of district court for northern district of California] ; submitted by Mr. Sumners of Texas. May 31, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1461, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. J^troleum. Conservation of oil and gas and protection of American sources thereof from injury, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 10863, for conservation of oil and gas and protection of American sources thereof from injury, correlation of domestic and foreign production, and consenting to interstate compact for such purposes, also copy of H. R. 12076 introduced as substitute for H. R. 10S63, May 14, 1932. 1932. ii+41 p. (Serial 11.) * Paper, 10c. Y 4.J 89/1 : Oi 5 States. Consent of States to sue United States for direct taxes collected, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. J. Res. 276. consenting that certain States may sue United States, and providing for trial on merits in any suit brought hereunder by State to recover direct taxes alleged to have been illegally collected by United States during [fiscal] years 1866-68, and vesting right in each State to sue in its own name, Apr. 8. 1932. 1932. ii4-32 p. (Serial 10.) * Paper, 10c. Y 4. J 89/1 : T 19/4 How to order pnMications — See information follofving: Contents V J 966 May, 1932 V^ LABOR OOMMITTEE, HOUSE Old age poiaions. To i)roteft labor in its old age, r ^po^-t to accompany H. R. 87li5; submitted by Mr. Coiinery. May 5, 1932. 4 p! (H. rp. 375, pt. 2, 72d Cony. 1st ses-s.) (11. K. 87(55 creates Old Age Security Bureau in Labor Department.] ♦ Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-2G60(5 Unemployed. Relief of distress due to unemployment, r ejiort, to accompany H. R. 12097 I for relief of distress due to unemployment, to create commit- tee for Federal, State, and local cooiKMation in i)lacing qualified unemployed persons on unoccupied farms for purpose of growing subsistence food crops durii.g continuance ot unemployment emergency J ; .submitted by Mr. Ram- specli. May IS, 1932. 1 p. (U. rp. 1359, 72d Cong. 1st .sess.) • Paper, 5c. Wages. Rate of wages on public works, r eport to accompany S. 3847 [to amend act approved Mar. 3, 1931, relating to rate of wages for laborers and metbanics employed by contractors and subcontractors on public buildings] ; subui.tted by Mr. Conuery. May 2G, 1932. 5 p. (H. rp. 1441, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Regulation of wages paid to employees by contractors awarded Govern- ment building contracts, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 3847 and H. R. 11865, bills relating to rate of wages for laborers and mechanics em- ployed on public bu Idings of United States and District of Columbia by contractors and subcontractors, and for other purposes, Apr. 28-May 12, 1932. 1932. ii + 196 p. • Paper, 15c. Y4.Lll:W12/8 y MERCHANT MARINE, BADIO, AND FISHERIES COMMITTEE, HOUSE y Merchant marine. Amend law relating to fighting ship, repo rt to accompany 11. K. 10C74 [to amend sec. 14 of shipping act, 1916, as amended by sec. 20 of mcrcl'aut marine act, 1920] ; submitted by Mr. Davis. May 9, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1265, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Virgin Inlandn. Relating to application of coastwise laws to Virgin Islands, hear ni's, 72d Con.,'ress, 1st session, on H. R. 10329, to amend sec. 21 of act to provide for promotion and maintenance of .Vnierican merchant marine, to reiH-'al certain emergency legislation, and provide for disposition, regula- tion, and use of property acquiretl thereunder, as applied to Virgin Islands, May 10, 1932. 1932. ii+43 p. * Paper, 10c. Y4.M53:V81 •' MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE Abbott, John -S. John S. Abbott, re ijorj- to accompany H. R. 1617 [for relief of John S. Abbott! ; subm tted by Mr. Parker of Georgia. May 6, 1932. 5 p. (H. rp. 1219, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Amen, Roger P. Roger P. Ames, report-to accompany S. 1975 [to amend act to recoenize high public service rendered by Walter Reed and those asso- ciated with him in discovery of cause and means of tran.smission of yellow- fever, as amended, l)y including Roger P. Ames among those honored by said act]; submitted by Mr. Thomason. May 6, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1233, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, fjc. Andcrifon, Harry C. Harry C. 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May 6, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1222, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 9th edition. May 13, 1932; no. 9. 1932. 222 p. 4°- $ Y 4.M 59/1 : 72/9 Clark, Orville E. Orville E. Clark, report to accompany H. II. 1579 [for relief of Orville E. Clark] ; submitted by Mr. Rogers of New Hampshire. May 6, 1932. 3 p. ( H. rp. 1218, 72d Cong. 1st ses.s. ) * Paper, 5c. Curtiss, Glenn H. Glenn H. Curtiss, report to accompany H. R. 11980 [author- izing the President to make posthumous award of Distinguished Flying Cross to Glenn H. Curtiss, and to present same to Lua Curtiss, mother of said Glenn H. Curt:ss] ; submitted by IMr. Pettengill. May 11, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1285, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Dwycr, John G. John G. Dwyer, re p o r t to accompany H. R. 2246 [for relief of John G. Dwyer] ; submitted by Mr.Tlogers of New Hampshire. May 6, 1932. 3 p. (H. ii>. 1220, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Eagle Pass, Tex. 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Sultan. rei"'rt to accompany II. J. Kcs 223 (granting permission to Dan I. Sultan to acfrpt dccor.itions and medals l)eslowed ui>on ium i>v Government of Hepul)lie of Nicaragua); submitted by Mr. Parker of Ge<.rgia. May 6, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1226. 72d Cong. 1st .sess.) ♦ Pajn^r. 5i'. How t«i orilcr pnl»llcntl«>ni»— See lnforiiifitlt>n folloTvlnNT ("ontentu Mat, 1932 S69 v:: NAVAL, AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE Aeronautics. Abolition of OflQce of Assistant Secretary of Navy for Aeronautics, v^^rirf f.A aecoinpany H. R. 11332; submitted by Mr. Vinson of Georgia. May 2, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1192, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Erwin, Mrs. Sue H. Sue Hall Erwin, reflflJCLto accompany H. li. 9S74 [for relief of Sue Hall Erwin, mother of Marcus Erwin, jr.] ; submitted by Mr. Coyle. May 24, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1417, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. McCann, John C. John C. McCann. report to accompany H. R. 5039 [for relief of John C. McCann] ; submitted by irrr^urdick. May 24, 1932. 2 p. 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To prevent fraud, deception, or improper practice [in connec- tion with business before Patent OfHce] , rgjiort to accompany H. R. 11054 ; submitted by Mr. Mobley. May 3, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1203,' 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Patents. Abolish statute permitting renewal of patent applications, report- to accompany H. R. 11087; submitted by Mr. Patterson. Mav 3. 1932. 2 p. (H. i-p. 1198, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Amend statute relating to patent disclaimers, reporj; to accompanv H. R. 11010; submitted by Mr. Swank. May 3. 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1196, 72"d Cong, l.st sess.) [Corrected print.] * Paper, 5c. Amendment of sec. 4916, Revised statutes, report to accompany H. R. 10924 [to amend sec. 4916, Revised statutes (U. S.TTtitle 35. sec. (>4), so as to establish intervening rights with respect to reissue patents] ; submitted by Mr. Gavagan. May 25, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1421, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. / General revision and amendment of patent law. hearing, 72d Congress. _^C ' l.st session, on H. R. 10152 [and other bills]. Mar. 30 and 31. 1932. 1932. iii4-134 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4. P 27/1 : P 27/21 HoTT to order publications — See Information folIoTrlns' Contents y~ 970 ^^^5 19^2 Patents — Continued. Limit life of patent from date of application, report to acconipany H. K. 11016; submitted hy Mr. Sirovich. May 3, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1200. 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 6c. Sinjilo sitrnaturc in patent applications, report to accompany H. R. 11017 [permlttinu sinj^le sijrnature in patent applications and validating joint pat- ent for sole invention]; submitted i)y Mr. Kicli. May 3, 1H32. 4 p. (II. rp. 1201, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * I'aiier, ^c. To empower assignee of inventor to file divisicnal. continuatior, renewal, or reis.sue application, rei)ort to accompany II. K. 11018; submitted by Mr. Underwood. May 3, lti32. 2 p. (H. rp. 1202, 72d Cong. 1st si-ss.) •Ta- per, 5c. To exp<^dite prosecution of patent applications pending more than 3 years. report to accompany H. R. 10157; submitted by Mr. Dies. May 3, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1199, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Taper. 5c. To limit inventors to priority of 2 years before tiling applications for patent, report to accompany H. R. 11019; submitted by Mr. Kelly of Illinois. May 3, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1197, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print] ♦ Taper, 5c. >^ENSIONS CO.M.MITTKK, HOISE Pensions and increase of pensions for certain soldiers and .sailors of Regular Army and Navy, etc., r^Boct to accompany H. R. 12124 [substituted for H. R. 501 and other bills] ; submitted by Mr. Gasp»*rt of Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors on review of reports heretofore submitted on I'mptiua River. Oreg. |Jan. 25. 1932. with report of Thomas M. Robins]. [19.32.] 14 p. map. (Document 9. 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) t / Y4.R52:72/9 \ A I noinas V V RO.\ .\Ds coMMirrEi:. iiorsE lioiulx. Federal aid in construction of roads, r(j;jiitL.to accompany II. R. 1228<) |tvi(le that I'nited States shall aid States in construction of rural post mads, ajiiiroved July 11, 191ES CO.MMIITEE. HOl'SK Airnhiys. Consideration of House re.s(ilvitip inforinntinn foIlo'VTinK' Contentn i May, 1932 973 Aimhips — Continued. visions of maritime law applicable to foreign commerce by airship] ; submitted by Mr. Greenwood. ,May 26, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1440. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. L. C. card 32-26710 lius'meHK. Investigate Government competition with private enterprises, r eport to acccmiiany H. Res. 2.35 [creating special committee to investigate Govern- ment cumi^etition with private enterprise] ; submitted by Mr. Pou. May 24, 19.32. 1 p. (H. rp. 1408. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Copyright. Amend copyright law. r ePQrt to accompany H. Res. 229 [for con- sideration of H. 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Y 4.R 86/1 : Im 6/4 — To amend 6th exception in sec. 3 of immigration act of 1924 with reference to nonimmigrant status of certain aliens, i^egort_ to accompany H. Res. 236 [for consideration of H. R. 8766, to amend 6th exception in sec. 3 of immigra- tion act of 1924 with reference to nonimmigrant status of certain aliens, relat- ing to admission of aliens to carry on international trade] ; submitted by Mr. O'Connor. May 24, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1414, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. llusclc Shoals, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st sess'on, on II. R. 11051 and H. Res. 205 X (for consideration of H. R. 11051), Apr. 29, 1932. 1932. ii-(-24 p. [H. R. 11051 cre.ites the Muscle Shoals Board.] * Paper, 10c. Y 4.R 86/1 : M 97/2 National h'lnks. Amend national banking act and Federal reserve act, and to provide guaranty fund for depositors in banks, renof t, to accompany H. Res. 221 [for consideration of H. R. 11362, to amend national banking act and Federal I'eserve act. and to providt' guaranty fund for depositors in banks] ; submitted by Mr. Bankhead. May 11, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1287. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [H. R. 11.362 creates the Federal Bank Liquidating Board.] * Paper, 5c. Railronda. To amend sec. 5, 15a, and 19a of interstate commerce act [relative to railroad holding companies, recapture and valuation], hearings. 72d Con- -'^ gress. 1st session, on H. R. 11677, May 13 and 14. 1932. 1932. ii+30 p. * Paper. 10c. Y 4.R 86/1 : In 8/2 Rehabilitation of the disabled. Promotion of vocational rehabilitation of per- sons disabled in industry or otherwise and their retura to civil employment, report to accompany H. Res. 215 [for consideration of H. R. 4743. to amend act for promotion of vocational rehabilitation of persons disabled in industry or otherwise and their return to civil employment, as amended] ; submitted by Mr. Bankhead. May 14, 1932. 1 p. 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St. LudRers Catholic Church. Gerniantown. Mo., re porf to accompany H. R. 2ia3 [for relief of St. Ludpcrs Catholic Church, German- town. Mo.]; suhmitte<] by Mr. Hare. May 13. 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1295, 72d Cong. 1st ses.s.) ♦ PaiK'r. 5c. Lynch, John T. Estate of John T. Lynch, r eport to accompany H. R. 5140 [for relief of estate of John T. Lynch] ; submitted bv Mr. Martin of Oregon. May 16, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1322, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c-. Messier. A. C, Company. A. C. Messier Co., report to accompany S. 439 [for relief of A. C. Me.ssler Company] ; submitted byTITV. Cavlcchia. May 13, 1932. 8 p. (H. rp. 1207, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper. 5c. Motirer. Unrold L. Harold L. Mourer, adverse report to accompany H. R. 104.39 [for relief of Harold L. Mourer] ; .submitte^TTvT^Ir. Martin of Oregon. May 13, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1298, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5e. Munchhof. Mrs. Ednrina R. Edwina R. Munchhof, r^iigrj: to accompany H. R. 3380 [for relief of Edwina R. Munchhof] ; submitted by Mr. Sinclair. May 7, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1262, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. .X WAYS AND ME:AN8 COMMnTEB, HOUSE Adjii^sted serrire certificates. Adjusted-service certificates, adverse r pnn|-f to accompany H. R. 1 fto provide for immediate payment to veterans of face value of their adjusted-service certificates] ; submitted bv Mr. Rainev. May 7. 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1242, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Adjusted-service certificates, adverse reppft to accompany H. R. 27 fto provide for immediate payment to veterans of face value of their adjusted- service certificates] ; submitted by Mr. Rainey. Mav 7, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 124.3, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c. Adjusted-service certificates, adverse r eport; to accompany H. R. 94 [to provide for immediate payment to veterans of face value of their adjusted- service certificates]; submitted by Mr. Rainey. May 7, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1244. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper. 5c. Adjusted-service certificates, adverse report to accompany H. R. 4493 [to provide for immediate payment to veTJTHIls of present value of their adjusted .service certificates] ; submitted by Mr. Rainey. May 7, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1245. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Adjusted-service certificates, adverse report to acctuupany H. R. 4535 fto provide for Immediate pa.vment to veterans or face value of their adjusted- service certificates]; submitted by Mr. Rainey. May 7, 19.32. 1 p. (H. rp, 1246, 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) * Paper, 5c. Adjusted-service certificates, adverse report to accompany II. R. 4539 fto provide for immediate payment to veteraTW-of- face value of their adjusted- service certifif-ates] ; submitted by Mr. Rainey. May 7. 19.32. 1 p. (H. rp. 1247, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Adjusted-service certificates, adverse report to accompany H. R. 5461 fto provide for payment to veterans of face vatne Of their adjusted-servloe certifi- cates in 4 equal quarterly installments] ; submitted by Mr. Rainey. May 7, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1248, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) 'Paper, 5c. Adjusted-service certificates, adverse rej>9Xt.to accompany H. R. 6180 fto provide for immediate payment to veterans of fiice value of their adjusted- service certificates] ; submitted by Mr. Rainey. May 7, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1249, 72d Cong. Ist sess.) * Paper, 5c. HoTT to order pnbllcittionM — See Information follovrliiflr Contents May, 1932 975 Adjusted ^^ervice certificates — Continued. — — Adjusted-service certiticatos, adverse ren^rt to accompany H. R. 6584 [to provide for immediate redemption of World War adjusted-service certificates with bonds of United States, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Rainey. May 7, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1250, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Adjusted-service certificates, adverse report to accompany H. R. 6693 [to provide for immediate payment to veterans oi' face value of their adjusted- service certificates, elimination and refunding of interest on said certificates, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Rainey. May 7, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1251, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Adjusted service certificates, adverse r eport to accompany H. R. 8016 [to provide for immediate payment to veterans of face value of their adjusted- service certificates, without interest deductions] ; submitted by Mr. Rainey. May 7, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1253, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Adjusted-service certificates, adverse r^nor t to accompany H. R. 9593 [to provide for payment to veterans of face value of their adjusted-service cer- tificates] ; submitted by Mr. Rainey. May 7, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1254, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. • Adjusted-service certificates, adverse report to accompany H. R. 9694 [to provide for inmiediate payment to veterans ol face value of their adjusted- service certificates] ; submitted by Mr. Rainey. May 7, [1932]. 1 p. (H. rp. 1255, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Adjusted-senice certificates, adverse repo rt to accompany H. R. 9929 [to provide for immediate payment of adjusred^erviee certificates without in- terest deductions] : submitted by Mr. Rainey. May 7, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1250, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Adjusted-service certificates, adverse re|3ort to accompany H. R. 10096 [to provide tor immediate payment of World war adjusted-service certificates, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Rainey. May 7, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1257, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. — — Adjusted-service certificates, adverse r eport to accompany H. R. 10367 [to provide for payment to veterans of face va'lU5 ^f their adjusted-service certifi- cates] ; submitted b.y, Mr. Rainey. May 7, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1258, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Adjusted-service certificates, adverse r eport to accompany H. R. 11117 [to provide for immediate payment of World War adjusted-service certificates, and for other pui'poses] ; submitted by Mr. Rainey. May 7, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1259, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Adjusted-service certificates, adverse rej^fli^ to accompany H. R. 11300 [to provide for payment to veterans of present value of their adjusted-service certificates]; submitted by Mr. Rainey. May 7, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1260, 72d Cong. 1st .sess.) * Paper, 5c. Adjusted-service certificates, adverse rep ort to accompany H R. 11674 [to provide for redemption of adjusted-service certificates issued to veterans of World War, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Rainey. May 7, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1261, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Payment of adjusted-compensation certificates, adverse r^iwrt [minority views, and supplemental report] to accompany H. R. 7726 [to provide for im- mediate payment to veterans of face value of their adjusted-service certifi- cates]. [3 pts.] (H. rp. 1252, 3 pts , 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) L. C. card 32-26608 [pt. 1.] Adverse report; submitted by Mr. Rainey. May 7, 1932. 5 p. * Paper, 5c. pt. 2. Minority view.s ; submitted by Mr. Vinson of Kentucky. May 13, 1932. 9 p. * Paper, 5c. pt. 3. Supplemental report ; submitted by Mr. Lewis. May 13, 1932. 8 p. 11. * Paper, 5c. Payment of adjusted-compensation certificates, hearings. 72d Congress, . 1st session, on House bills numbered 1. 27. 94, 4493, 4535, 45.39, 5461. 6180, 6584, 6693, 7726, 8016. 9593. 9694, 9929, 10096, 10367, 11117, 11300, 11674, Apr. 11-May 3, 1932. 1932. iv+841 p. il. * Paper, 75c. Y 4.W 36 : C 73/18 How to order publications — See Information following Contents 976 May, 1932 Ammonium .sulithatc. Roquestiii}; Socrotary of Tivasury to submit certain records to House of licpn'scntativcs, r.^hort to actompaiiy H. Kes. 213 [rc- questiii)^ Secretary of Treasury to furiiisii certain iiiforuiatioii itert;iiniiig to iiivestiKatidii conducted by liiui relating to importation of ammonium sul- phate] ; submitted by Mr. Crisp. May 14. 19;>J. 1 i». ( H. rp. 13(M, 72d Con;;. 1st sess.) • Pajier, 5c. Birth control. Amend tariff act of 1930 and criminal code, adver.se renort to accompany II. R. 11082 [to amend se<-. 30.') (a) of tariff act of 1030, amTTIPc. 211. 245. and 312 of criminal code, as amended, so as to allow under certain conditi( ns use of mails to dis.seminate information on contraception and to allow transport of medicines and instruments to be used for this purpose] : submitted by Mr. Ci-isp. May 20, 1932. 2 p. (II. rp. 1435, 72d Conj;. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Calendar of assijrnnients for hearin;,'s on equalization of tariff duties by com- pensating for dejireciation of foreitrn currencies. May 12-18, 1932; no. 1-5. 1932. various paging, 4" % Y 4. W 36 : 72-1 /Tariff 1-5 Tariff. Construing sec. 503 (b) of tariff act of 1930 [relating to right.'? of im- jiorter, when appeal is pending, in declaring value of subsequent shipments], r s])ort to accompany II. J. Res. 330: submitted by Mr. Crisp. May 5. 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1216, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Viryin Islavda. Collection of internal-revenue taxes on foreign-made goods entering Virgin Islands, jaiWjrt to accompany II R. 11203; submitted by Mr. Cri.sp. May 25. 19.32. 3 p. (H. rp. 1432, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c. ^Vnr claims. Extending time for application under settlement of war claims act riod of price fixing and defiation, may be liglitened, by providing for licpiidation and refinancing of farm mortgages at reduced rate of interest through Ftnleral farm-loan system. Federal resene banking svstem. and creating Board of Agriculture to sui>ervise same] ; submitted by Mr. Frazier. May 9. calendar day May 14, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 692, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. IIow to order pablirntioiiN — See information follo^vinar Contenta ^ May, 1932 977 I i i Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72cl Congress, 1st session, May 5 and 27 i 1932 ; no. 15 and 16. 1932. 43 p. and 44 p. 4" t Y 4. Ag 8/2 : 72/15, lt> Cotton. To regulate sale of cotton and wheat by Federal Farm Board, hearings ^ before subcommittee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 4167, to regulate sale / of cotton owned or fiTianced and controlled by Federal Farm Board, and S. 4168, to regulate sale of wheat owned or tinanced and controlled by Federal Farm Board, Apr. 5-8, 1932. 1932. iii+286 p. il. * Paper, 20<'. Y 4. Ag 8/2 : C 82/20 Farm relief, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 123, [and other] bills ^^ ^ relative to farm relief, Apr. 26-29, 1932. 1932. iii+219 p. * Paper 15c. Y 4. Ag 8/2 : R 27/7 Forest nurseries. To authorize sale of Morton Nursery site, r eport to accom- pany S. 772; submitted by Mr. McNary. May 9, calendar day May 18, 1932. 1 ij. (S. rp. 703, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Forest Service. To fac litate execution of and economy in tield season con- tracts of Forest Service, rejJort^ to accompany S. 4261 ; submitted by Mr. McNary. May 9, calendar day May 18, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 704, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Hairaii National Park. To empower superintendent of Hawaii National Park to perform functions [now performed by United States commissioner for said national park] re port to accompanv S. 4374; submitted by Mr. McNary. May 9, calendar day May 12, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 684, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Marketing of farm produce. Equalizat on foe, debenture, and farm allotment plans, r eport to accompany S. 4536 [to amend agricultural marketing act, approved June 15, 1929] ; submitted by Mr. McNary. May 9, calendar day May 25, 1932. 7 p. (S. rp. 732, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. National forests. Extension of forest exchange act [to lands adjacent to na- tional forests in Oregon], repoct- to accompany S. 763; submitted by Mr. McNary. May 9. calendar day May 31, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 755, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Facilitate use of national forest lands, renort .to accompany S. 773 [to facilitate use and occupancy of national-forest lands for purposes of resi- dence, recreation, education, industry, and commerce] ; submitted by Mr. McNary. May 9, calendar day May 31, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 754, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, .5c. , Poisons. Volatile poisons, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 3853, to ^ regulate interstate and foreign commerce in poisonous volatile substances -■ ' intended for household consumption, Apr. 19, 1932. 1932. iii+46 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.Ag 8/2 : P 75 I 'Tax exemption, farmers' cooperatives, hearing before subcommittee, 72d Con- gress, 1st session, on S. Res. 43, authorizing Committee on Agriculture to -^ investigate question of exemption of farmers' cooperative organizations under various revenue acts, Apr. 23, 1932. 1932. ii+43 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.Ag 8/2 : T 19 *^PROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE Appropriations. Legislative appropriation bill, 1933, r ^poc t to accompany H. R. 11267 [making appropriations for legislative branch of Government, fiscal year 1933, and to effect economies in National Government by compensation reduction of Federal employees, etc.] ; submitted by Mr. Jones. Mav 9, cal- endar day May 31, 1932. 30 p. (S. rp. 756, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [includes minority views.] * Paper. 10c. *^ANKING AND CURRENCY COMMITTEE, SENATE Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session. May 17, 1932 ; no. 3. 1932. 15 p. 4" X Y 4.B 22/3 : 72/3 HoTV to order publications— > See Information follovring' Contents 978 May, 1932 y\-JFed.'{i>. 2 p. (S. rp. 705, 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) • Paper, 5c. '^L.\IM8 COMMITTEaC, SENATE Bodnk, Eili'itrd. Edward Bodeck, r^Eort to accompany H. R. 223S [for relief of K(l\vard Bodeck] ; submitted by MrTTiowell. May 4, calendar day May Ti. 11).')2. 4 p. ( S. rp. G54, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Claim-K. Federal tort claims bill, r eport^ to accompany S. 4507 I to provide for settlement of claims against United States on account of property damaRi-. personal injury, or death] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. May 4, calendar dii> May 5, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. G5S, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Cox, William R. William R. Cox, reijort to accompany H. R. 2633 [for relit r of William R. Cox] ; submitted byMr. Howell. May 4, calendar day M:i.v 5, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 648, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Fischer, Anton W. Estate of Anton W. Fischer, rejiort to accompany S. 29 [for relief of estate of Anton W. Fischer] ; .submit tett by Mr. Logan. May 4, calendar day May 5, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 640, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, .'.. . Foreman, Walter T. Walter Thomas Foreman, repc«t to accompany S. 4."1 '• [for relief of Walter Thomas Foreman] ; submitted by Mr. White. May calendar day May 5, 1932. 8 p. (S. rp. G47, 72d Con^'. 1st sess.) * Paper, :■ Franklin Surety Co., report to accompany S. 4258 [authorizing adjustment cf claim of Franklin Surety Company] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. May 1. calendar day May 5, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 651, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) *Paper. ."» Hamilton, D. Emmett. D. Emmett Hamilton, report to accompany H. R. 524L' [for relief of D. Emmett Hamilton] ; submitted by Mr. White. M;iy '.>. calendar day May 19, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 720. 72d Cong. 1st .sess. i • Paper, 5c. Hansen, George H. George H. Hansen, r£pt»rt to accomp-'iny S. 4440 [authoriz- ing adjustment of claim of George H. Han.^en] ; suliniitted by Mr. Howell. May 4, calendar day May 5. 19.TJ. 2 p. (S. rp. (m2. 72(1 Cong. 1st .ses.s, i * Paper, 5c. Joliet National Bank, Commercial Trust & Savings Bank, and H. William. John J., p^dward F.. and Ellen C. Shari.e. r»:p<>rt to accompany S. 30S [fur relief of .Toilet National Bank, Conunercial Trust and Savings Bank, and H. William. John .].. Edward F., and Ellen C. ShariK'] ; submitted by Mr. Glenn. May 4, calendar day May 5, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 045, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Knonles, Horace O. Horace G. Kn(»wles, report to acc«impany S. 43is |f..i relief of Horace G. Knowles] ; submitted by Mr. White. May 9. calendar day May 20, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 723, 72d Cong. Ist sess.) * Paper, 5c. Lee, H. H. H. H. Lee, rupor^, to aceomi»«ny H. R. 4144 [for relief of H. II. Lee] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. May 4. calendar day May 5, 19.32. 3 p. (S. rp. 656, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. IIuw to order piibllontlon* — See Information (oIIOTrlns Contents May, 1932 979 Lennon. John T. Johu T. Lennon and George T. Flora, r eport to accompany S. 261 [authorizing adjustment of claims of John T. Lennon and George T. Floral : submitted by Mr. Howell. May 4, calendar day May 5. 1932. 2 p. ( S. rp. 650, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) ♦ Paper, 5c. Madrigal d Co.. Manila. P. I.. repn|-f to accompany S. 256 [authorizing adjust- ment of claim of Madrigal and Company. Manila. P. I.] : submitted by Mr. Howell. May 4. calendar day May 5, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 649, T2d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Manges. Beatrice I. Beatrice I. Mai^ges, report to accompany S. 329 [for relief of Beatrice I. Manges] : submitted by ArF. Brookhart. May 9. calendar day May 19, 1932. 8 p. (S. rp. 721, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Natiotval Suretij Co., r eport to accompany S. 4441 [authorizing adjustment of claim of National Surety Company] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. May 4, calendar day May 5, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 653, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Steibins, Mrs. Mary E. Mary E. Stebbins. refiort to accompany S. 361 [for relief of Marv E. Stebbins] ; submitted by MrT^rammell. May 4. calendar day May 5. 1932. 8 p. (S. rp. 639, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Swearingen. Mrs. Xannie. Nannie Swearingen, re nort to accompany S. 363 [for relief of Nannie Swearingen] ; submitted by Mr. Townsend. May 9, calendar day May 19. 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 722. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Thomas, Cliarle-'i. Charles Thomas, reEoct to accompany H. R. 3724 [for relief of Charles Tliomas] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. May 4, calendar day May 5, 1932. 7 p. (S. rp. 655, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. V<50MMERCE COMMITTEE, SENATE Airnven. Amendment of railway labor act, r gport to accompany S. 4565 [to amend railway labor act, so as to extend provisions of act to any common carrier by air and air pilots or other employees of any such common carrier] ; submitted by Mr. Bingham. May 9, calendar day May 19, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 713, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26711 Airships. Merchant airship bill, jcejisrt to accompany S. 4262 [to provide for establishment and development of American air-transport services overseas, to encourage construction in United States by American capital of American airships and other aircraft for use in foreign commerce, and for other pur- poses] ; submitted by Mr. McNary. May 9, 1932. 14 p. (S. rp. 670, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. L. C. card 32-26620 Ala-ska Road Commissioners Board. Providing for transfer of duties of Board of Road Commissioners in Alaska to Department of Interior, rg^ort to ac- company S. 4525 ; submitted by Mr. Howell. ;May 9, calendar day~May 31, 1932. 7' p. (S. rp. 753. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. Bridges. Amending act approved Mar. 3. 1927. permitting granting of Federal aid in respect of certain roads and bridges, g eport to accompany S. 4667 ; submitted by Mr. Vandenberg. May 9, calendar day Mav 17, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 699, Tied Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. Calendars. Legislative calendar. 72d Congress, 1st session, Mav .5-19, 1932; no. 19-21. 1932. Each 47 p. or 54 p. 4° $ Y 4.C 73/2 : 72/19-21 Champlain, Lake. Bridge across Lake Champlain from East Alburg to West Swanton, Vt., r epor t to accompany S. 1980 [to extend times for commencing and completing construction of bridge across Lake Champlain from East Alburg, Vt.. to West Swanton, Vt.. by .Ted P. Ladd] : submitted bv Mr. Van- denberg. May 9, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 666, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Edi^to River. Preliminary examination of Edisto River and branches. South and North Edisto, S. C, for flood control, report to accompany H. R. 3951 ; submitted by Mr. Johnson. May 9. calendar day May 19, 1932." 2 p. (S. rp. 716, 72d Cong. l.st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Ho^v to order publications— See information folIoTvingr Contents i 980 ^lAY. 1932 JUnitloi/mcnt ScrrU-r. Natioiuil aii ; sulmiitted liy Mr. .lolmson. May 9, calendar JayHay I'J, l'J32. ."J p. (S. rp. 715, 7:Jd Cong. 1st. '•esa) • I'a- I)er, 5c. McKvtizic River. I'reliminar.\ examination of .M7U [to autliorizc Secretary of Commerce to yrant easeincnt for railntad rijrht *>( way over and ui»on portion of iielium gas hearing lands of I'nited States, in Potter County, Tex., to North Plains and Santa I'e Railway Company] ; suh- mitted by Mr. Sheppard. May 4, calendar day .May 5, 11)32. 5 p. ( S. rp. (j38. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Ohio River. P.ridge across Ohio River at or near Cairo, 111., r ei>ot[t to accom- pany S. 4, calendar day May 11), 11)32. 2 p. (S. rp. 718, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. Bridge across Ohio River at or near Owensboro, Ky.. repor t to accom- l)any S. 4G35 [authorizing Kentucky, by and through State Highway Com- mi.ssion of Kentucky, to construct t(dl bridge acr«..ss Ohio River at or near Owensboro, and permitting Kentucky to act jointly with Indiana in con- struction of .said bridge] ; submitteil by Mr. Vandeuberg. May 9, calendar day May 19, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 717, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c. Pearl River. Bridge across Pearl River at or near IVarlington, Miss., rguujt. to accompany S. 4t)79 [authorizing Louisiana Highway Commission to con- struct free highway bridge across IVarl River at or near Pearlington, Miss.] ; submitted by Mr. Vandenberg. May 9, calendar day May 28, 19.32. 2 p. (S. rp. 747, 72(1 Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c. Rio Grande. Bridge across Rio Grande at Boca Cbica, Tex., rejiott to accom- pany H. R. 11246 I authorizing Boca Chita Bridge Company to con.struct bridge across Rio (Jrande at Boca Chica, Tex. | ; submitted by Mr. Vanden- berg. :May 9, calendar day May 18. 19.32. 3 ji. ( S. rp. 7tK>, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ I'aper, 5c. Bridge across Rio Grande at Fort Hancock. Tex., r£i)(_irt to accompany S. 4554 (authorizing Fort llancock-Porvenir Bridge Company to construct bridge across Rio Grande at Fort Hancock. Tex.] ; submitted by Mr. Vanden- berg. May 9, calendar day May 14. 19.32. 3 p. ( S. rp. ()90, 72d Cong. 1st .sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Rivers. Providing for early comph'tion of river and harbor projects by issuance of bonds, hearings before subcommittit', 72d Congress, 1st sessi«>n. pursuant to S. 175, to provide for »'arly ctjmpletion of river and harl>or i>rojecls now or hiMcafler authorized and adopted by Congress, including connecting chan- nels of (Jicat Lakes, and to authorize i.ssuance of bonds tlierefor, Apr. 4-1."). 1932. 19.32. iii-f234 p. * Paper, 1.1c. Y 4.C 73/2 : R .".2/i;! Saliiue Rirer. Bridge across Sabine River where Louisiana highway no. (i meets Texas highway no. 21. ryjrtjii to accompany S. 4<»45 | to extend times for commencing and com|)'('tii)g const ruction of bridge across Sabine River by Li uisiana and Texas betw«'en .Sabine Parish, La., and Saldne Co\inty. Tex., where Lotjisiana hiL'bw.ay numbered (> meets Texas highw.iy nundu'red 21 | ; submitted by Mr. Vandenberg. .May 9. calendar day .May 2ii, 19.32. 2 p. ( S. rp. 72(», 72d Cong. 1st .sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Iltt^v (o r |iiil>ll<>ii(lf>iiM — S<-<' iiifttniindon foIIo^Tlns Contrnts May, 1932 981 Sabine River — Continued. Bridge across Sabine River where Louisiana liighway no. 21 meets Texas highway no. 4.j, report to accomi)any S. 4644 [to extend time for construction of free highway l5T44ge across Sabine River by Louisiana and Texas between Vernon Parish. La., and Newton County, Tex., where Louisiana highway numbered 21 meets Texas higliway numbered 45] ; submitted by Mr. Vanden- berg. May 9, calendar day May 20. 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 725, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. St. Clair River. Bridge across St. Clair River at or near Port Huron. Mich., report to accompany S. 4581 [to extend times for commencing and completing construction of bridge across St. Clair River at or near Port Huron. Mich., by Great Lakes Bridge Commission] ; submitted liy Mr. Vandenberg. May 9, calendar day May 11. 1032. 2 p. (S. rp. 676, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Stoninffton, Conn. Conveyance of land to borough of Slonington, Conn., tfiEort to accompanv H. R. lt)683 ; snl)mitted by Mr. Johnson. May 9. calendar day' May 12, 19o2\ 2 p. (S. rp. 680. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Virgin L^Iands. Extending certain provisions of river and harbor act of Mar. 3, 1899. to Virgin Islands, rp jTorf t o accompany S. 4680 ; submitted by Mr. John- son. May 9. calendar day May 19, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 714, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. T)ISTRICT OF COLUMBI.V COMMITTEE, SENATE Barber shops. Closing barber shops 1 day in 7 in District of Columbia, r ^rt to accompany S. 4023; submitted by Mr. Copeland. May 9, 1932. 4 p.' (S. rp. 071, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e. Calendar-^. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session, May 18. 1932 ; no. 7. 1932. 20 p. r t Y 4.D 63/2 : 72/7 Deseriion and non-support. Amendment of nonsupport law of District of Co- lumbia. re]^ort to accompany S. 4107 [to amend sec. 3 of act, as amended, making it misdemeanor in District of Columbia to abandon or willfully neg- lect to provide for support and maintenance by any person of his wife or his or her minor cliildren in destitute or necessitous circumstances] ; submitted by Mr. Kean. May 9, calendar day May 16, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 695, 72d ICong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Education Board. Election of Board of Education, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 2328, to provide for election of Board of Education of District of Columbia, Apr. 29, 1932. 1932. iii+43 p. * Paper, 10c. y 4.D 63/2 : Ed 8/4 GallaJian, Mrs. Jennie B. Jennie Bruce Gallahan, rgJ-Or t to ccompany S. 571 [for relief of Jennie Bruce Gallahan] ; submitted by IMr. Tydings. May 9, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 667, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. ~i Guardians for incompetent veterans, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 1308. to amend code of law for District of Columbia, as amended, by adding new chapter relating to guardians for incompetent veterans. Mar. 25, 1932. 1932. iii-f 16 p. * Pai>er, 5c. Y4.D63/2:G93 Gulf Refining Company. Construction of pipe lines for ol in District of Co- lumbia, repo rt to accompany H. R. 7305 [to permit construction, maintenance, and use of certain pipe lines for petroleum and petroleum products by Gulf Refining Company] ; submitted by Mr. Kean. May 9, calendar day May 16, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 696. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. lUeaitimacrj. Care, maintenance, and education of children born out of lawful wedlock in District of Columbia, re port to accompany S. 2331; snbmitte 1 i)v Mr. Copeland. May 9. calendar day May 27, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 740, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Land. Amending condemnation law of E)istrict of Columbia. repiu;t-to accom- pany H. R. 5651 [to amend chapter 15 of code of law for District of Cohnnbia relating to condenmation of land for public use] ; submitted by Mr. King. May 9. calendar day May 17. 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 700, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. HoTf to order publications^— See information follofvine: Contents 982 May, 1932 Motor-vehicles. Financial responsibility of motorists in District of (''oUiinl)ia. rt^niit to accompany S. 3()r>;^ [to promote safety on public liitibways of Dis- trict of Columbia by iiroviding for tinancial responsibility of owners and op- erators of motor vehicles for damages caused by motor vehicles on pulili( highways in District of Columbia, to prescribe i)enalties for violation of pro- visions Of this act. and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Kean. May 9, calendar day May 10, IIKVJ. 10 p. (S. rp. GT.'i, 72d Cong. 1st ses.s.) * Taper, ."c. \ational Soviet]/ of Sonn of Aincriran lieroliilioti. Exemption from taxation of property of National Society of Sons of American Kevolutiri_to accompany S. 473(5 [to authorize Tbihidelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company to extend irs present track connection with Navy Yard so as to jirovide adequate railroad facilities in coimectlon with development of Buzzards Tolnt as industrial area in District of Columliia] : subnutted by Mr. Kean. May 9. calendar day May 26, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 738, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, ac. Real estate. Recording and release of deeds of trust and mortgages in District of Columbia, reixilt to accomi)any S. 4444; submitted by Mr. Blaine. May 9, calendar dav May 26, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 734, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Taper, 5c. Regulating foreclosure of mortgages and detnls of trust In District of Columbia, r£i)iy:t to accompany S. 13; submitted by Mr. Blaine. May 9. calendar day May 26, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 736, 72d Cong. 1st ses.s. ) ♦ Pai)er, 5c. Street-railroads. Merger of street railways In District of Columbia, recort to accompany H. J. Res. 154 [to authorize merger of street-railway corporations operating in District of Columblal ; submitted by Mr. Austin. May 9, ral- endar day May 14, 1932. 12 p. (S. rp. 691, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Streets. Closing of certain streets in District of Columbia for constructive purposes, reiiort to accomimny S. 4689 [to authorize closing of certain streets in District of (Columbia rendered useless or unneces.sary, and for other pur- poses] : submitted by Mr. Kean. May 9, calendar day May 26, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 737, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. ■ Closing of useless or unnecessary streets, alleys, etc., in District of Columbia, reitost to accompany S. 35.32 [to authorize commissioners of District of Columbia to readjust and close streets, roads, highways, or alleys in District of Columbia rendered useless or unneces.sary] ; submitted by Mr. Austin. May 9, calendar day May 13, 1932. 8 p. (S. rp. 688, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Readjustment of street lines and transfer of land for school, park, and highway uses In [northeast .sectittn of] District of Columbia. rep(>rt to accom- I)any S. 4396; submitted by Mr. Copeland. May 9, calendar day May 26, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 739, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Pai>er, 5c. Water-birds. Game and bird sanctuary In District of (^•lumbia. reuopt to accompany S. 3792 [to amcMKl s^h-. ."> and 6 of act to prohibit killlii;^ of wild birds and wild animals In Dlstru-t of Columbia, relative to killing of water fowl, and thereby to establish game and bird s;inctuary of Potomac River and its tributaries in .sanl District]; submitted by Mr. Tydlngs. May 9. calendar day May 10, 1932. 3 p. (S. rji. (i72. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paixr, 5c. / ■^EDtTCATION AND I.AnOU COMMirrh^; SK.N'ATE Intertiational Council of Kricntifie Jhiions, rujuirt to accompany S. J. Res. 127 [authorizing approi)ri;ilions for maintenance by Cnited States of niembershii> In International Council of Siientlfic I'nions] ; submitted by Mr. WaUott. May 9, calendar day May 27, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 741. 72d Cong. 1st .sess. t • Paper, 5c. IIo^- to order publlcatloiin — St'e information folIo'^Tlngr Contenta Mat, 1982 983 y, FINANCE COMMITTEE, SENATE Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session, May 16, 1932; no. 10. 1932. 43 p. 4° $ Y 4.F 49 : 72/10 Insurance. Revenue act of 1932, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 10236, to provide revenue, equalize taxation, and for other purposes. May 20, 1932, Supplement 3 : Income tax exc mptiou of mutual insurance companies. 1932. v+34 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.F 49 : R 32/13/supp. 3 Internal revenue. Revenue act of 1932, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 10236, to provide revenue, equalize taxation, and for other purposes, Apr. 6-21, 1932, with index. 1932. iv+1445 p. il. 5 pi. map, 1 tab. * Paper, $1.50. Y 4.F 49 :R 32/13 Revenue bill of 1932, report [minority views and personal views] to accompany H. R. 10236 [to provide revenue, equalize taxation, and for other purposes]. [3 pts.] (S. rp. 665, 3 pts., 72d Cong. 1st sess.) L. C. card 32-26712 [pt. 1.] Report; submitted by Mr. Smoot. May 9, calendar day May 11, 1932. 59 p. * Paper, 10c. pt. 2. Minority views ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts. May 9, calendar day May 11, 1932. 7 p. * Paper, 5c. pt. 3. Personal views ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts. May 9, calendar J day May 27, 1932. 6 p. [Corrected print] * Paper, 5c. Postage. Revenue act of 1932, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 10236, to provide revenue, equalize taxation, and for other purposes, May 3, 1932, Supplement 1: Postal rates; [statement of Walter F. Brown]. 1932. iii+12 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.F 49 : R 32/13/supp. 1 Tariff. Construing sec. 503 (b) of tariff act of 1930 [relating to rights of importer, when appeal is pending, in declaring value of subsequent ship- ments], refWLCt to accompany H. J. Res. 336; submitted by Mr. Smoot. Mav 9, calendar day May 25, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 728, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Taylor, Robert E. Robert Emil Taylor, neiiort to accompany S. 3543 [for relief of Robert Emil Taylor] ; submitted by Mr. Reed. May 9, calendar day May 10,1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 674, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Virgin Islands. Collection of import duties on goods entering Virgin Islands, rgjiort to accompany S. 4367 [to enable collection of import duties on foreign- made goods entering Virgin Islands through i>arcel-post mail] ; submitted by Mr. Bingham. May 9, calendar day May 25, 1932. [2] p. (S. rp. 730, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. War claims. Extending time for application under settlement of war claims act of 1928, rppqrt to accompany S. J. Res. 97 [extending for one year time within which American claimants may make application for payment, under settlement of war claims act of 1928, of awards of Mixed Claims Commission and of Tripartite Claims Commission] ; submitted by Mr. Smoot. May 9, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 669, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. ^FOREJGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE, BENATE Claims of American nationals against Government of Germany, r eport to ac- company S. bes. 181 [directing Secretary of State to transmit to agent of United States all claims and notices of claims of American nationals against Government of Germany under treaty of Berlin of Aug. 25. 1921] ; submitted by Mr. Borah. May 9, calendar day May 17, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 697, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Hale, Mrs. Yvonne. Relief of Yvonne Hale [widow of Bernard F. Hale], r eport to accompany S. 4379 ; submitted by Mr. Borah. Apr. 29, calendar day May 2, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 628, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Lake of the Woods. Claims for damages sustained by fluctuation of water levels of Lake of the Woods, rQ£u»t to accompany S. J. Res. 124 [to provide for determination of claims for damages sustained by fluctuation of water levels of Lake of the Woods in certain cases] ; submitted bv Mr. Borah. May 9, calendar day May 17, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 698, 72d Coiig. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. HoTv to order publications — See information follorring: Contents 123108— 32— No. 449 5 984 May, 1932 Wiener Bank Vcrciti, ^£iiii** to accoinpany S. 3375 [for relief of Wiener Bank Verein] ; submitted by Mr. Wagner. Apr. 29, calendar day May 3, 1932. 3 i>. (S. rp. 634, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c. J ^ IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE, SENATE Deportation. Deportation of certain alien seamen, hearings, 72d Congress, 1> session, on S. 7, Mar. 12 and 19, 1932. 1932. pt, 2, ii+115-152 p. [Part 1 appeared in Muntlilv catalogue for Jan. 1932, p. 498.] * Paper, 10c. Y 4. Im 6/2 : Al 4/10/pt. 2 Deportation of certain aliens, r^jyurt to accompany S. 7 [for deportation of certain alien seamen] ; submittev to order pabllcntionB — See Information follo'n'inir Content* May, 1932 985 Frazer, Mont. Authorize appropriations for completion of public high school at Frazer, Mont., recoil- to accompany S. 4391; submitted by Mr. Wheeler. May 9. calendar day May 18, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 709, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [This high school is to be available to Indian children of Fort Peck Res- ervation.] * Paper, 5c. Holy Family Hospital. Relief of Holy Family Hospital, St. Ignatius, Mont., re p or t to accompany S. 2941 ; submitted by Mr. Wheeler. May 9, calendar day May 28, 1932. 4 p. ( S. rp. 744, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Indians. Amend criminal code of 1910 and United States Code of 1926, rejwrt to accompany S. 4511 [to amend sec. 328 and 329 of criminal code of 1910 ami sec. 548 and 549 of title 18 of United States Code of 1926, relating to prose- cution of Indians for offenses committed by them on Indian reservations] ; submitted by Mr. Frazier. May 9, calendar day May 28, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 746, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. — Authorize Secretary of Interior to adjust or eliminate reimbursable debts of Indians and tribes of Indians, report to accompany H. R. 10884; submit- ted by Mr. Frazier. May 9, calendar day May 30, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 752, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. — Court of Claims to hear and determine claims of certain bands or tribes of Indians residing in Oregon, rejiiirt to accompany S. 4572 ; submitted by Mr. Steiwer. May 9, calendar day May 16, 1932. 4 p. ( S. rp. 694, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. - — ■ Survey of conditions of Indians in United States, hearings before sub- committee, 71st Congress, 2d session [72d Congress, 1st session] pursuant to S. Res. 79308, 70th Cong., and S. Res. 263 and 416, 71st Cong., directing Committee on Indian Affairs, Senate, to make general survey of condition of Indians of United States, continuing until end of regular session of 72d Con- gress Senate resolution numbered 79 authorizing general survey of Indian conditions. 1932. pt. 22, iii-h 12083-310 +iii p. il. 4 pi. 16 p. of pi. 3 maps. [These hearings are on grazing on Indian lands and were held at Washing- ton, D. C, Jan. 21-Feb. 4, 1932.] * Paper, 40c. Y 4.1n 2/2 : In 2/3/pt.22 Kickapoo Indians. Relating to sale and encumbrance of lands of Kickapoo and aflaiiated Indians of Oklahoma, repoy t to accompany S. 4.339 [repealing cer- tain provisions of act of June 21, 1906, as amended, relating to sale and encumbrance of lands of Kickapoo and affiliated Indians of Oklahoma] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. May 9, calendar day May 18, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 710, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Kim, Henry J. Authorizing exchange of certain patented lands, r epor t to accompany S. 4300 [authorizing Secretary of Interior to cancel parent in fee issued to Henry J. Kirn and Louise H. Kirn] ; submitted by Mr. Wheeler. May 9, calendar day May 18, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 707, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Klamath Indian Corporation, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 3588, for incorporation of Klamath Indian Corporation, Apr. 19, 1932. 1932. ii-f-56 p. [S. 3588 provides that the Klamath and Modoc tribes and Yahooskin band of Snakei Indians be constituted a corporation under the name Klamath Indian Corporsition.] * Paper, 10c. Y 4.1n 2/2 : K 66/5 Lpnn Bros. Benevolent Hospital, rpporf- to accompany S. 2613 [for relief of Lj'nn Brothers' Benevolent Hospital] ; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Idaho. May 9, calendar day May 28, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 742, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. 'Menominee Indians. Per capita payment to Menominee tribe of Indians of Wisconsin [from funds on deposit to their credit in Treasury], r eport to accompany S. 4660; submitted by Mr. La Follette. May 9, calendar day May 25, 1932. 2 p. ( S. rp. 729, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Missouri Indians. Court of Claims to adjudicate rights of Otoe and Missouria tribes of Indians [to compensation on basis of guardian and ward], report to accompany S. 4578 ; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. May 4, calen- ' dar day May 6, 1932. 4 p. ( S. rp. 660, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Ho^v to order publications — See information follo^rlngr Contents 986 May, 1932 Netclon, A. M. A. M. Newton, rppnrf fn accompany S. 3188 [for relief of A. M. Newton] ; submitted liy Mr. Thomas of Idaho. May 9, calendar dav May 2«. 1032. 2 p. (S. rp. 743, 72d Cong. 1st se.-^s.) • Paper, 5c. Puiblo Indians. I';iyinent to certain Indian pueblos, r eport to accomp; . S. 2914; submitted i>y Mr. Bratton. May 9, calendar day HSy 12, 1932. 1." p. ( S. rp. 678, 72(1 Cong. 1st sess. ) ♦ Paper, 5c. linpid City Indian School. Exchange of laud of Rapid City Indian School land of Pennington County Poor Farm, S. Dak., ^ejiyxL to accompany H. 9254; submitted by Mr. Norbeck. Apr. 29, calendar day May 2, 1932. 2 \k (S. rp. 030, 72d Cong. 1st so.ss.) ♦ Pai)er, 5c. Seminole Indians. District court fur eastern district of Oklahoma to bear and determine certain claims of Seminole Indians, reiiott-to accompany S. 4.''.4('i : submitted by Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. May 4, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. ( 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Pai>er, oc. S Timber. Revision of timber contracts with Indians, bearing, 72d Congi' 1st .session, on S. 2635, to amend act to provide for determining heirs deceased Indians, for disposal and sale of allotments of deceased Indi. for lease of allotments, and for other puiiioses, so as to authorize Secrei; of Interior to modify terms of certain contracts when in his judgment it is ii interest of Indians so to do, Apr. 7, 1932. 1932. iii+107 p. ♦ Paper. 10c. Y 4.1u 2/2 : T 48 Wolf Point, Mont. Provide funds for cooperation with .school board at Wolf Point, Mont., and make school available to Indian children of Fort Peck Reservation. reiiQjl to accompany S. 3817; submitted by Mr. Wheeler. Mar 9. calendar day May 18, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 708, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) •Pap 5c. V^KTERSTATB COMMERCE COMMITTEE, SENATE Calendars. Legislative calendar. 72d Congress, 1st session. May 3-14. 1932; no. 19-22. 1932. Each 8 p. 4° $ Y 4.1n 8/3 : 72/19-22 ^ IKRIOATION .\ND RECLAMATION COMMITTEE, SENATE Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session. May 14, 1932; r\f 1932. 19 p. 4" t Y 4.1r 7/1 : Tl Columbia River. Compact providing for apportionment of waters of Colum River and tributaries, r eport to accompany H. R. 5649 [to extend life of :iri to permit compact or agreement between Washington, Idaho. Oregon, and Montana respecting disposition nnd apportionment of waters of Columbii River and its tributaries] ; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Ir'i- jects, and for other purposes, approved May 25. 1026. as amended] : submittc^l by Mr. McNary. May 9, calendar day May 20, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 724. 7 1 Cong. Ist sess.) * Paper. 5c. Snake River. Compact or agreement between Idaho and Wyoming respecting disposition and apportionment of waters of Snake lUver and tributaries. **»' p ort to accomj)ajiy S. J. Res. 148; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Idaho. M:n caTeiicnir day May 19, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 711, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pap 5c. Tellowstnnr Rirer. Division of waters of Yellowstone River, rrpof^- to accom- pany II. R. 7914 [granting consent of Congress to Montana and Wyomin-: negotiate and enter into compact or agreement for division of waters Yellowstone River]; submitted by Mr Thomas of Idaho. May 9. calendar day May 10, 1032. 2 p. f S. rp. 712. 72(1 Cong, l.st sess.) • Paper. 5c. Ho^v to «»r«lop pnbllcnflonm— Sec IiifonnnHoii follo^vlnic Contcntw Mat, 1932 987 V^JUDICIAEY COMMITTEE, SENATE Actions at law. Relating to reference of law cases in Federal courts, r ^ort to accompany S. 2447 [to provide for reference in law cases by cunseutOT parties and declaring effect of such submission] ; submitted by Mr. Bratton. May 9, calendar day May 11, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 675, 72d Cong. lst_sess.) * Paper, 5c. Badges. Providing against misuse of official badges, rfpor t to accompany S. 940 [to provide against misuse of official badges, identification cards, and other insignia designed for use of public officers] : s^ubmitted by Mr. Waterman. Apr. 29, calendar day May 3, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 633, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. {Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session, May 2^0, 1932; no. 17-20. 1932. Each 45 p. or 56 p. 4° + Y 4. J 89/2 : 72/17-20 District attorneys. To relieve district judges from certification of expense ac- counts of attorneys, r eport to accompany S. 931 [to amend part of sec. 1 of act of May 27, 1908, chapter 200, as amended (U. S. C, title 28, sec. 592)] ; submitted by Mr. Waterman. Apr. 29, calendar day May 3, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 631, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Jonas, Charles A. Nomination of Charles A. Jonas, minn ritv vie ws ; submitted by Mr. Schall. Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 4, 1932. 4 p. ( Senate executive report 1, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [In executive session. Ordered to be printed.] t Y 1.72/1 : rp. 1 Jurisdiction of District Courts over suits of State administrative boards, sfii. J2fl£i— to accompany S. 3243 [to amend sec. 24 of judicial code, as amended, with respect to jurisdiction of District Courts over suits relating to orders of State administrative boards] ; submitted by Mr. Norris. May 9, calendar day May 18, 1932. 30 p. (S. rp. 701, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c. L. C. card 32-26713 Jury. To amend sec. 1025, Revised statutes, rejioct to accompany S. 933 [to amend sec. 1025, Revised statutes, so as to permit clerks or stenographers employed to assist district attorneys or other counsel for Government to be in attendance before grand juries] ; submitted by Mr. Waterman. Apr. 29, calendar day May 3, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 632, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Larceny. To prohibit stealing from interstate trains, reaatt to accompany S. 4095 [to amend act to punish unlawful breaking of seals of railroad cars containing interstate or foreign shipments, unlawful entering of such cars, stealing of freight and express packages or baggage or articles in process of transportation in interstate shipment, and felonious asportation of such freight or express packages or baggage or articles therefrom into another district of United States, and felonious possession or reception of same, as amended (U. S. C, title 18, sec. 409-411), by extending its provisions to provide for punishment of stealing or otherwise unlawful taking of property from passenger cars, sleeping cars, or dining cars, or from passengers on such cars, while such pars are parts of interstate trains, and authorizing prose- cution therefor in any district in which defendant may have taken or been in possession of property stolen or otherwise unlawfully taken] ; submitted by Mr. Robinson of Indiana. May 4, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 637, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Liquors. Prescribing of medicinal liquors, hearing before subcommittee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 310, S. 423, and S. 3090. Apr. 7. 1932. 1932. iii-{-22 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4..T 89/2 : M 46 Mail matter. To punisli sending through mails of certain threatening communi- cations, re por^: to accompany H. R. 96 ; submitted by Mr. Borah. May 9, cal- endar day May 24, 1932. 4 p. ( S. rp. 727, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, He L. C. card 32-26714 Trohibition. Amending national prohibition act, hearing before subcommittee, 72d Congress. 1st session, on S. 185, S. 186, S. 4363, S. 4364, and S. 4365. Apr. 19,1932. 1932. iii+30 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4. J 89/2 : P 94/16 Ho-w to order publications — See information folloTving' Contents y 988 Ma^. 1932 South Dakota. Fixing judicial divisious and terms of court in South Dakota, j^prrrt to accompany H. K. 92."t".) [to amend sec. lOG of act to codify, revise, and amend laws relating to judiciary (U. S. C, title 28, sec. 187), relating to judicial di.strict of Soutii Dakota] ; submitted by Mr. Norrls for Mr. Austin. iSIay 9, calendar day May 25, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 731, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Wilkcrson, James JI. Nomination of James H. Wilkerson, hearings before subcommittei', 72d Congre.s8, 1st session, on nomination of James H. Wil- kerson to be circuit judge, 7th circuit. May G-14, 1932. 1932. pt. 5. 111+267- 573 p. * I'aper, 10c. Y 4. J 89/2 : W 65/pt. 5 \ MANUFACTUHE8 COMMITTEE, SENATE Prohibition. Amendment of prohibition act. [adverse] r eport [and minority views] to accompi'.ny S. 436 [to amend national prohibition act, as amended and supplemented, in respect to definition of intoxicating liquor] and S. 247} [to provide for increasing permissiljle alcoholic content of beer, ale, or portei to 3A per centum by weight, and to provide means by which all such beer, al«>, or porter shall be made of products of American farms]. [2 pts.] (S. rp <;35, 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.j L. C. card 32-2G619 [pt. 1.] [Advcrsi'l report; submitted by Mr. Hatfield. Apr. 29, calendar day May 3, 1932. 9 p. * Paper. 5c. pt. 2. Minority views; submitted by Mr. Metcalf. Apr. 29, calendar day May 3, 1932. 8 p. [The minority views are on S. 436 only.] • Paper, 6c. Unemployed. Federal cooperation in unemployment relief, hearing before sub- committee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 4592, to provide for cooperation by Federal Government with the several States in assisting persons, includ- ing veterans of World War, who are suffering hardship caused by unem- ployment. May 9, 1932. 1932. iii+37 p. [S. 4592 creates a Federal Emer- gency Ilelief Board.] ♦ Paper, 10c. Y 4. M 31/2 : Un 2/2 ^ MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE Ayramonte, Mrs. Frances. Frances Agramonte, r enorf to accompany S. 4273 [to pay annuity to Frances Agramonte, widow of Aristides Agramonte] ; sub- ntitted by Mr. Reed. May 4, calendar day May 6, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 661, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Arm!/ emergency officers' retired list. 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Tabulatif)n of statistics pertainins to si;miils. automatic train control, and tclejj;rar)ii and telepiione for transmission of train orders as used on railroad.s of United States, Jan. 1, li):i'2; compiled by Bureau of Safety. VXi-2. [l]+r.> p. il. 4" * Taper, l(k-. L. (1 ( ard 17-20448 IC 1 blo.5 : 932 Decisions. Decisions of Interstate Commerce Conjmission, June-July, 1931. 19;?1. xxxvii+913 p. il. (Interstate Commerce Commission reports, v. 176.) [Contains also decisions of Apr. 14, May 2t5 and 28, l'J31.] ♦ ClotJi, $1.7.'*. L. C. card &-30(i56 IC 1.(5/1 : 170- See also, below, center beads i)ejrinning Dcci.sion». Finance decisions. See, below, center bead Decisions {Finance). Fuel. Fuel for locomotives (cbarged to operating expenses), class 1 steam rail- ways in I'niU'd States, compiled from 14S reports representing 157 steam railways, switching and terminal companies not included, Oct. lJt31 and 1930 [and] 10 months ended with Oct. lO.'Jl and 1930; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Oct. 1931. 1 p. oblong large 8" (Statement M-230.) [Sni)ject to revision.] t IC 1 ste. 30 : 931/10 Same, eompile.000.000, Mar. 19.32 and 19.31 [and] 3 months ended with Mar. 1932 and 1931; [pre- llow to or«l€«r piililionf lonN — S«m' Inforiiintioii follo^viiiHT Contentn May, 1932 1003 Railroads — Continued. pared in] Bureau of Statistics. Mar. 1932. [2] p. oblong large 8 (State- ment M-150.) [Subject to revision.] t L. C. card A 29-378 IC 1 ste. 20 : 932/3 Operating statistics of large steam railways, selected items for Mar. 1932, compared with Mar. 1931, for roads with annual operating revenues above $25,000,000; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Mar. 1932. [2] p. oblong large 8° (Statement M-200.) [Subject to revision.] t L. C. card A 29-380 IC 1 ste. 22 : 932/3 ■ Revenue traffic statistics of class 1 steam railways in United States, in- cluding mixed-train service, compiled from 142 reports rppresenting 1.54 steam railways, switching and terminal companies not included, Feb. 1932 and 1931 [and] 2 months ended with Feb. 1932 and 1931 ; [prepared in] Bu- reau of Statistics. Feb. 1932. 1 p. oblong large 8° (Statement M-220.) [Subject to revision.] t L. C. card A 29-381 IC 1 ste. 24 : 932/2 Selected income and balance-sheet items of class 1 steam railways in United States, compiled from 160 reports representing 164 steam railways, in- cluding 17 switching and terminal companies [Mar. 1932 and 1931 and 3 months of 1932 and 1931 ; prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Mar. 1932. 1 p. oblong large 8° (Statement M-125.) [Subject to revision.] t IC 1 ste. 34 : 932/3 Traffic decisions. See, above, Decisions, v. 176 — below, center head Decisloiis (Traffic). Union Freight Railroad. Before Interstate Commerce Commission, finance docket no. 3961, excess income of Union Freight Railroad Company ; brief. [1932.] cover-title, i+53 p. X IC 1.13/2 : In 2/84 Valuation decisions. See, below, center head Decisions {Valuation). Decisions {Finance) Note. — The following decisions or opinions issued in separate form are from tiie luter- ■stnte Commerce Commission reports. ATcron, Canton and Youngstown Railway. Finance docket no. 9138, Akron, Canton & Youngstown Railway Company notes; decided Feb. 26, 1932. [1932.] p. 623-625. (F-4789.) [From v. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4789 Baltimore and Oliio Railroad. Finance docket no. 7585, Baltimore & Olr'o Rail- road Company stock; decided Mar. 16, 1932. [1932.] p. 721-723. (F-^807.) [From V. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4807 Bonlee and Western Railway. Finance docket no. 9010, Bonlee & Western Railway Company abandonment; [decided Mar. 17, 1932]. 1932. [l]+724- 726 p. (F-4808.) [From v. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4808 Burlington-Rock Island Railroad. Finance docket no. 9118, Burlington-Rock Island Railroad Company assumption of receiver's certificates ; decided Feb. 5, 1932. [1932.] p. 427-430. (F-4757.) [From v. ISO.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4757 r, 5c. IC 1 .6/la : F-4765 ll€>w to or«l«'r iiiiliIioationR — Seo Informiition (oIloTTlnar Content* May, 1932 1005 Minnrapolia, St. Paul and Sa/iilt Stc. Marie Railway. Finance docket no. 9166, Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Railway Company reconstruction loan; decided Feb. 25, 1932. [1932.] p. 603-610. (F-4786.) [From v. 180.1 * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4786 Mississippi Export Railroad. Finance docket no. 9225, Mississippi Export Rail- road Company reconstruction loan; decided Mar. 15, 1982. [1932.] p. 727- 731. (F-4809.) [From V. 180.] * PaiJer, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F^809 Missouri Pacific Railroad. Finance docket no. 9146, Missouri Pacific Railroad Company reconstruction loan; decided Feb. 10, 1932. [1932.] p. 463-466. (F-4767.) [From T. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4767 Same; decided Feb. 19, 1932. [1932.] p. 509-510. (F--1775.) [Fi-om V. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4775 Missouri Paciflo Railroad in Neb7-aska. Finance docket no. 9081, Missouri Pa- cific Railroad Coi-poration in Nebraska bonds; [decided Feb. 4, 1932]. 1932. [1] +360-362 p. (F-4752.) [From v. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4752 Missouri Southern Railroad. Finance docket no. 9129, Missouri Southern Rail- road Company note; [decided Feb. 19, 1932]. 1932. [1] +490-492 p. (F- 4772.) [From v. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-^772 Mohile and Ohio Railroad. Finance docket no. 9120, Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company notes; decided Feb. 10, 1932. [1932.] p. 451-452. (F-4763.) [From V. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4763 Finance docket no. 9169, Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company reconstruction loan; decided Feb. 25, 1932. [1932.] p. 611-614. (F-4786.) [From v. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4786 Nashville Terminal Company. Finance docket no. 9119, Nashville Terminal Company bonds; [decided Feb. 10, 1932]. 1932. [11+44&-450 p. (F-4762.) [Fi-om V. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4762 New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad. Finance docket no. 9152, New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company reconstruction loan ; decided Feb. 24, 1932. [1932.] p. 525-532. (F-4780.) [From y. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4780 Northern Ohio Railway. Finance docket no. 9137, Northern Ohio Railway Com- pany bonds; decided Feb. 26, 1932. [1932.] p. 625-628. (F-4790.) [From V. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4790 Norwood and St. Lawrence Railroad. Finance docket no. 9218, Norwood &, St. Lawrence Railroad Company bonds; [decided Mar. 17, 1932]. 1932. [1] + 732-734 p. (F-4810.) [From v. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4810 Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railu-ay. Finance docket no. 9131, Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railway Company notes; decided Feb. 15, 1932. [1932.] p. 477-479. (F-4769.) [From v. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4769 St. Louis Southwestern Railway. Finance docket no. 8393, St. Louis South- western Railway Company control; [decided Mar. 14, 1932]. 1932. [1] + 710-711 p. (F-4804.) [From v. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4804 Seaboard Air Line Raihoay. Finance docket no. 9142, Seaboard Air Line Rail- way Company receivers' certificates ; decided Feb. 25, 1932. [1932.] p. 615- 622. (F-4788.) [From v. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4788 Southern Railway. Finance docket no. 9123, Southern Railway Company bonds : decided Feb. 6, 1932. [1932.] p. 431-433. (F-4758.) [From v. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4758 Virginia Southern Railroad. Finance docket no. 9066, "Virginia Southern Rail- road Company et al. abandonment; [decided Feb. 19, 1932.] 1932. [1] + 504-508 p. (F-4774.) [From y. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4774 Wabash Railway. Finance docket no. 9145, Wabash receivers reconstruction loan ; decided Feb. 10, 1932. [1932.] p. 467-476. (F-4768.) [From v. ISO.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4768 HoTf to order publications — See Information follo-vrlngr Contents 1006 May, 1932 Western Pacific Railroad. Finance docket no. 9162, Western Pacific Railroad Company securities; [decided Feb. 27, 1932J. 1932. [1] +652-658 p. (F- 4795.) [From V. 180.] • Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4795 Decision's (Traffic) NOTH. — Tlie following decisionR or opinions issued In separate form are from the Interstate Commerce Comml.ss!on reports. See also subhead Decisions on p. lOOli. Abrasive refuse. No. 24640, Ahra.sive Company v. Erie Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 19, 1932. [1932.] p. 715-718. {[Opinion] 17637.) [From V. 182.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17637 Agricultural implements. No. 24106, Alturas Trading Company v. Chicago. Mil- waukee & St. Paul Hallway Company et al. ; decided Feb. 25, 1932. [1932.] p. 173-174. ([Opinion] 17570.) [From v. 182.] 'Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17570 Antimonial lead. No. 24107, Federated Metals Corporation v. Pennsylvania Rail- road Company et al. ; decided Jan. 27, 1932. [1932.] p. 003-604. ([Opinion] 17508.) [From V. 181.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17508 Apples. No. 23348. Southern TraflSc As.socintion v. Baltinidre & Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Feb. 2, 1932]. 1932. [l]+648-050 p. ([Opinion] 17521.) [From V. 181.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17521 No. 2.3051, Nelson County Cold Storage Corporation v. Southern Railway Company et al. ; [decided "Mar. 14, 1932]. 1932. [1] +596-602+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 17614.) [From v. 182.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17614 No. 24230, TraflBc Bureau, Lvnchburg Chamber of Commerce, v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Feb. 25, 1932]. 1932. [1] + 218-220 p. ([Opinion] 17575.) [From v. 182.] 'Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17575 Asphalt. Investigation and suspension docket no. 3565, asphalt, petroleum, and petroleum products between Newport and Covington, Ky., and industries within switching limits of Cincinnati. Ohio; decided Feb. 24, 1932. [1932.] 151-156+[1] p. ([Opinion] 17506.) [From v. 182.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17566 Asphalt rctreaders. No. 24307, city and county of San Francisco v. Union Pacific Railroad Companv et al. ; decided Feb. 29, 1932. [1932.] p. 441-442. ([Opinion] 17589.) [From v. 182.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17589 Bananas. Investigation and .suspension docket no. 3567. bananas and coconuts from Gulf ports to Oklahoma and Texas; decided Mar. 14. 1932. [1932.] 581-595+iii p. ([Opinion] 17613.) [From v. 182.] 'Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17613 No. 24660. Merle C. Rideout v. Boston & Maine Railroad et al. ; decided Mar. 21, 1932. [19.32.] p. 721-722. ([Opinion] 17639.) [From v. 182.] • Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17639 Bricks. No. 21929, Ooliler Building Mnterial & Fuel Company et al. r. South- ern Railwav Companv et al. ; decided Mar. 15. 1932. [1932.] p. 617-618. ([Opinion] 17618.) [From v. 182.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17618 Broom.s. No. 146C2. Edlund Broom Corporation et al. v. Boston & Maine Rail- road et al. ; [decided Feb. 9. 10.32]. 19.32. [l]+24-28+ii p. ([(^pinion] 1755.3.) [From V. 182.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC1.6/la : 17553 Butter. No. 21354. Chamlier of Commerce. Hastings, Nebr.. et al. v. Chicago & North Western Railway Companv et al. ; decided Feb. 26. 1932. [1032.] p. 235-243. ([Opinion] 17579.) [From v. 182.] • Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17579 Oantalnvpes. No. 24380, Barker-Miller Distributing Company r. Atchison, Topeka ieals for 4th circuit; brief for United States in opposition. [19:V2] cover-title, i+7 p. t J 1.13 : B 657/28 Bourne, Frcdcriek G. In Court of Claims, no. L-43. Arthur K. Bourne and George I'. Vail, as executors of Frederick G. Bourne, v. United States; de- fendant's brief. [19.32.] p. 85-113. t .11.13 :B 667/4 llo^v to orrtor publtcntiona — Sec Information followlnip Content* May, 1932 1013 Braden, Glenn T. No. 871, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, Colonial Trust Company, executor of Glenn T. Braden, v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to Court of Claims ; brief for United States in opposition. [1932.] cover-title, i+12 p. t J 1.13 : B 727/15 Bristol, Arthur L. In Court of Claims, no. M-330, Arthur L. Bristol v. United States; defendant's brief. [1932.] p. 13-17. t J 1.13 : B 776/2 Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal. No. 877, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. [1932.] cover-title, i+10 p. $ J 1.13 : B 791/26 Burke, Thomas. No. 6746, in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit, commis- sioner of internal revenue v. Caroline E. Burke & Seattle Title Trust Com- pany, as administrators with will annexed of Thomas Burke ; Caroline E. Burke & Seattle Title Trust Company, as administrators with will annexed of Thomas Burke, v. commissioner of internal revenue, upon petition and cross petition to review order of Board of Tax Appeals ; brief for commis- sioner of internal revenue both as petitioner and as respondent. [1932.] cover-title, iii-f 29 p. t J 1.13 : B 917/18 Camp Fire Cluh of America. In Court of Claims, no. L-162, Camp Fire Club of America v. United States ; defendant's objections to report of commis- sioner. [1932.] p. 15-33. X J 1.13:0 15/9 Chang Choio. No. 784, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, Chang Chow, alias Chang Sau Mung, v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit ; memorandum for United States. [1932.] cover-title, i+6 p. t J 1.13 : C 362/5 Cherokee Indians. In Court of Claims, no. K-17, Cherokee Nation v-. United States; reply brief of defendant on demurrer. [1932.] p. 233-242. t J 1.13 : C 424/17 City National Bank. No. 898, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, City Na- tional Bank of Wichita Falls, Tex., v. David Burnet, commissioner of in- ternal revenue, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit ; brief for respondent in opposition. [1932.] cover-title, i-f9 p. t J 1.13 :W 631/9 Claims. Appropriation for payment of judgments rendered by Court of Claims, list of judgments by Attorney General. May 14, 1932. 4 p. (H. doc. 330, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Payment of judgments rendered by District Courts, records of judg- ments rendered against Government by District Courts, as submitted by Attorney General. May 14, 1932. 20 p. (H. doc. 331, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c. Cochran, Grover. No. — , in circuit court of appeals for 10th circuit. United States V. 3. J. Cochran, guardian of Grover Cochran, an incompetent, appeal from district court for eastern district of Oklahoma ; brief for appellant. [1932.] cover-title, i-f26 p. + J 1.13 : C 643/3 Comtnonwealth Improvement Company. No. — , in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, David Burnet, commissioner of internal revenue, v. Commonwealth Improvement Company ; petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit and brief in support thereof. [1932.] cover-title, i-fl3 p. t J 1.13 :C 737/3 United. States circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit, no. 4639 (list no. 27), Oct. term, 1931, Commonwealth Improvement Co. vs. commissioner of internal revenue, appeal from Board of Tax Appeals; [opinion of court]. [1932.] p. 51-56. t J 1.13:0 737/4 Consolidated Book Publishers, Incorporated. No. 843, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, Consolidated Book Publishers, Inc., v. Federal Trade Commission, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit ; brief for respondent in opposition. [1932.] cover-title, i-M9 p. t J 1.13 : C 765/14 Ho^T to order publications — See Information foUoTvlngr Contents 1014 May, 1932 Crosawell, H. D. d J. K., Incorjioraied. No. 3289. in circuit court of appeals for 4th circuit, John F. Joues, collector of internal revenue for district of Soutli Carolina, v. H. D. & J. K. Crosswell, Inc.; brief for appellant. [1932.1 cover-title, ii +37 p. t J 1.13:0 884/9 Dalton. Hubert. No. 911, in Supreme Court. Oct. term. 1031. Hubert Dalton and Florence W. Dalton v. Frank C. Bowers, as executor of Frank K, Bower.s, as collector of internal revenue for 2d district of New York, on peti- tion for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit; memo- randum for respondent. [1932.] cover-title, i + 13 1). t J 1.13 :D 172 Davin. J. B. No. 931, in Supreme Cr, collector of internal revtnue for 2:!d district of Pennsylvania, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit; brief for respondent in opposition. [1032.] cover-title, i+10 p. t J 1.13 ;G 764/3 Orau, Williayn. No. 8SS, in Supreme Court. Oct. term, 1031, William Grau v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 0th circuit; brief for United States in opposition. [1932.] cover-title. ii+17 p. t J 1.13 :G 775/2 Great Northern Railtraj/. No. — , in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1031. United States V. Great Northern Railway Company; petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 8th circuit and brief in support thereof. [1932.] cover-title, i+25 p. t J 1.13: G 798/42 United Stiites circuit court of appeals. Sth circuit, no. 9.3.34. United St.ites vs. Gnat Northern Railway Company [appeal from district court for district of Minnesota] ; proceedings had in circuit court of api)cal.s. [1032.] i». 22.5- 240. t J 1.13 : Q 798/41 Great West Printhuj Cfnnpnnif. No. 9449. in circuit court of apjioals for 8th circuit. Great West Prlntintr Company t\ commi.ssioner of internal revenue, on petition to review decision of Board of Tax .\pp(>als; brief for respondent. [10.32.1 rover-title, i + 14 p. % .7 1.13:0 708/40 IIoiv to <>rd€T piilillontloii»t— See luforiiinf !oii fivIIo^vliiKr Contents May, 1932 1015 Greater City Surety and Indemnity Cm-poration. No. 944, iu Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, Greater City Surety and Indemnity Corporation v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. [1932.] cover-title, i+12 p. % J 1.13 : G 798/43 awinn, M. A. No. 841, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, J. H. Gwinn, bene- ficiary of estate of M. A. Gwinn, v. David Burnet, commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit; brief for respondent in opposition. [1932.] cover-title, ii-fl6 p. t J 1.13 : G 995/5 Hart Glass Manufacturing Company. No. 676, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, Hart Glass Manufacturing Company v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari and motion to remand to Court of Claims ; brief for United States in opposition and reply to motion to remand. [1932.] cover-title, i+16p. % J 1.13 : H 2.51/9 Haussermunn, John W. No. 5547, in Court of Appeals of District of Columbia, John "W. Haussermann v. commissioner of internal revenue, on appeal from Board of Tax Appeals ; brief for appellee. [1932.] cover-title, iii-(-42 p. $ J 1.13 : H 296 Hecht. Meyer. No. 862, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, Meyer Hecht v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to Court of Claims ; brief for United States in opposition. [1932.] cover-title, i+ 11 p. $ J 1.13 : H 355/7 Hoagland, George A. No. 9384. in circuit court of appeals for 8tli circuit, First Trust Company of Omaha, William W. Hoagland, Frank P. Doolittle, execu- tors of George A. Hoagland, r. A. B. Allen, collector of internal revenue for district of Nebraska, appeal from district court for district of Nebraska ; brief for appellee. [1932.] cover-title, iv+82 p. $ J 1.13 : H 65 Eu^, R. E. [In circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit, no. 6213, R. E. Huff, individually, and R. E. Huff and Wm. E. Huff, independent executor.s of Mrs. E. B. Huff, versus commis.sioner of internal revenue, petition for review of decision of Board of Tax Appeals (district of Texas)] ; proceedings had in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit. [1932.] p. 81-SS. t J 1.13 : H 872/3 Hyde. Virginia T. No. L-326, in Court of Claims, Virginia Trotter Hyde v. United States: defendant's exceptions to commis-sioner's report, request for findings of fact in lieu thereof, and brief. [1932.] cover-title, i+23-53 p. % J 1.13 : H 989 Illinois Terminal Cfytnpany. No. 917, in Supreme Court. Oct. term, 1931, Illinois Terminal Company v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to Court of Claims; brief for United States in opposition. [1932.] cover-title, i+7 p. J J 1.13 : II 6/33 Isham, Mrs. Clara. H. In Court of Claims, no. 33966, Willard S. Isham, execu- tor of Clara H. Isham, v. United States; defendant's motion to amend spe- cial findings of fact. [1932.] p. 1347-53. t J 1.13: Is 3/8 Landers Brothers Company. No. 59S5, in circuit court of appeals for 6th cir- cuit. Landers Brothers Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, peti- tion to review order of Board of Tax Appeals; brief for respondent. [1932.] cover-title, i+14 p. $ J 1.13 : L 233/2 Laicrence, Elmer. No. 943, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, Elmer Lawrence V. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit; brief for United States in opposition. [1932.] cover-title, i-f 7 p. t J 1.13 :L 435/4 Lloyd Sahaudo Societa Anonima per Azioni. No. 902, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, Lloyd Sabaudo Societa Anonima per Azioni v. Philip Elting, collector of customs of port of New York, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit ; memorandum for respondent. [1932.] cover-title, 3 p. + J 1.13 : L 779 Loicber Gas Coal Company. In Court of Claims, no. L-489, Lowber Gas Coal Co. V. United States; defendant's demurrer to amended petition [and] brief on demurrer. [1932.] p. 30-41. t J 1.13 :L 95/8 HoTT to order publications — See information folloTvins Contents 123108— 32— No. 449 7 1016 ^I^^r 1^32 Loichcr Gas Coal Company — Continued. In Court of Claims, no. 1^489, Lowbor Cas Coal Co. r. United States; di^ft'udant's demurrer to ainoudt'd petition |iind| brief uii demurrer. [15(82.1 1). .39-5(1 t J 113 : L 95/4 Lutz Comiiany, Iiicoriioratcd. N<>. C-G91, in Court of Claim.';. Lutz Co., Inc., Cnited States; defendant's brief. [19:^2.] cover-title, i + 12.5-171 p. t J l.VA: L978, 1 Mana.fisa.'i J'rodmc Vompany. In Court of Claims, no. M-272, Karl Compton. trading as Jlana.ssas Produce Company, r. l'nit*'d States; defendant's ex- (vi)tions to conunissioner's report. [1932.J p. 31 43. X J 1.13 :M 311 Muri>hy Oil Company. No. 955, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, Muriihy Oil (Jomi)any r. David Burnet, conunissioner of internal revenue, on peti- tion for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit; meni.. randum for resptmdent. [1932.1 cover-title, i + U p. t J 1.13 : M9.59, :: Nelson, Harry R. In circuit court of app»'als for 3d circuit, no. 4G28 (list no. 00), Oct. term, 19;'.2 [19311, Frank C. Ferjjuson, collector [of internal reve- nue], VIS. Harrv K. Nelson [im appeal from district court for district of New Jersey; proceedings]. [1932.] p. 190-204. % J 1.13 :N 333 In Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, no. — , Frank C. Ferguson, collector of internal revenue for otli district of New Jersey, i7. Harry li. Nelson : order extending time within which to apply for writ of certiorari. 1932. p. 207. t J 1.13 : N 333/3 No. — , in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, Frank C. Ferguson, collt^-tor of internal revenue, v. Harry R. Nelson; petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit. [1932.] cover-title, i+9 p. X J 1.13 : N 333 _ Xeirport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company. In Court of Claims, no. 30372. Virginia, Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company r. Unitcri Stati's; defendant's exceptions to report of connnissioner. [1932.] p. 420.'. 90. + J1.13: N42ZP/1'' Pedder, Stanley. No. 6722, in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit, Stanli Pedder v. commissioner of internal revenue, on i>etition to review order u. Board of Tax Appeals; brief for re.spondent. [1932.] cover-title, ii+21 p. X J 1.13 : P 34 Pope, Allen. In Court of Claims, no. K-366, Allen Pope r. United States ; de- fendant's motion for new trial and amendment of special findings of fact, con- clusion of law, and judgment of court. [1932.] p. 881-901. X J1.13:P81/i:5 Porter, Williani H. In circuit court of apiieals for 2d circuit, Esther Jackson Porter, as extx-utrix, and Richard L. Davisson. as surviving executor of Wil- liam II. Porter, i'. commissioner of internal r( venue, on iietition to review order of Board of Tax Appeals; brief for respondent. [1932.] cover-tit Ir. iii+49 p. large 8" X J 1.13 : P 835 ^ Potrcr, Mrs. Hazel T. No. 9388, in circuit court of appeals for Sth circuit Hazel T. Power v. commissioner of internal revenui". on petition to revie\\ , Ralston Purina Companv '". I'luti-d States; defendant's request for findings of fact and brief. [19:?2.] p. 2.3-51. X J 1.13 : R 139 :. Roberts tis \V. How > Arthur L. Lyons, and Michael A. Collins r. Cniled States, on petition I'm- writ of certiorari to circuit court of apjteals for 2d circuit; brief for rnil''^ilioii. [19.32.] cover-title, i-h 11 p. J J 1.1.? : It 792 J Ho'fv to oriler piilillentlonM— See Infctriiintloii follo-vvinur ConteniM May, 1932 1017 Roxbiirffhe, J/rs. Mary. No. 975, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, INlary Koxburglie v. David Burnet, comrai.ssioner of internal revenue, on petition for writ of certiorari to Court of Appeals of District of Columbia ; brief for respondent in opposition. [1932.] cover-title, i+lS p. t J 1.13 : R 811/4 Sanday, Samuel, cC- Co. In Court of Claims, Samuel Sanday and Company, C-712; L. Brabandt and Company, C-1006 ; A. De Brouchere, C-1007 ; Magasins Eug. Schmidt and Company, C-1008 ; Du Pasquier and Company, C-1009; C. Jussiant and Company, C-1010 ; heirs of Emile Gesnot, C-1020 ; L. Brabandt and Company, C-1021 ; Am. Vermeulen, C-1022 ; Henri Devreert, C-1023; Devriendt Freres, C-1024; Gaston R. Schul, C-102.5 ; Carl Reusing, C-1026; Van Nuland Freres, C-1066 ; C. Jussiant and Company, C-132o ; M. & J. Caron Freres, D-19 ; Carl Frederick INIarie Stahl. E-559 ; John F. Meyer and Sons Milling Company, F-71, v. United States ; brief on behalf of United States sur motion to dismiss upon jurisdictional grounds. [1032.] p. 33-60. t J 1-13 : Sa 56/8 Sgro, Cesaro. No. 920, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, Cesaro Sgro v. United States, on petition for v^^rit of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit; brief for United States in opposition. [1932.] cover-title, i+6 p. I J 1.13 : Sg 67 Sharon Steel Hoop Company. In Court of Claims, no. L-201, Sharon Steel Hoop Company v. United States ; further answer and counterclaim. [1932.] p. 7-14. t J 113 : Sh 23 Smith, Bernard. In Court of Claims, no. K-250, Bernard Smith v. United States ; defendant's brief in opposition to plaintiff's motion for new trial. [1932.] p. 65-69. $ J 1.13 : Sm 52/4 Same; defendant's motion to amend special findings of fact. [1932.] p. 59-63. t J 1.13 : Sm .52/3 Standard Slag Company. No. 5479, in Court of Appeals of District of Colum- bia, Standard Slag Company v. commissioner of internal revenue, appeal from Board of Tax Appeals; brief for appellee. [1932.] cover-title, ii+16 p. ? J 1.13 : St 24/88 Steams, R. H., Company. In Court of Claims [no.] Lr-187, R. H. Steams Company v. United States; brief for defendant. [1932.] p. 27-42. % J 1.13: St 31/11 Stimpson, Mrs. Dorothy B. No. 855, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, Doro- thy Baker Stimpson r. David Burnet, commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for Sth circuit ; brief for respondent in opposition. [1932.] cover-title, i+12 p. t J 1.13 : St 56/3 379 Madison Avenue, Incorporated. No. 310, in circut court of appeals for 2d circuit, 379 Madison Avenue, Inc., v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition to review order of Board of Tax Appeals : brief for respondent. [1932.] cover-title, 11+35 p. large 8° $ J 1.13 : M 265 Trumhull Steel Company. In Court of Claims, no. L-177, Trumbull Steel Com- pany V. United States; defendant's i-equest for findings of fact and brief. [1932.] p. 103-127. t J 1.13 :T 77 Tunnel Railroad of St. Louis. Nos. 8803-6, 9194. and 9257. in circuit court of appeals for Sth circuit. Tunnel Railroad of St. Louis ' x'. commissioner of internal revenue; St. Louis Bridge Company v. [same]; Tunnel Railroad of St. Louis V. [same] ; St. Louis Bridge Company r. [same] ; Terminal Rail- road Association of St. Louis v. [same] ; [same] v. [same], on petitions to review decisions of Board of Tax Appeals; brief for respondent. [1932.] cover-title, iii+41 p. X J 1.13 :T 835/2 Ho^v to order publications — See information oIloTring Contents 1018 May, 1932 I ntcrmiicr, Edicard D. No. — , in circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, Etlward D. Uuterinyer v. commissioner of internal revenue, on appeal for [from J lioard of Tax Api)eals; brief for respondent. [1932.] cover-title. ii+24 p. large 8° t J 1.13: Un 8/5 Van Meter Company. Nos. 9376 and 9377, in circuit court of ai)peals for 8tli circuit, B. D. Van Meter [stockliolder of Van Meter Company] v. commis- .sioner of internal revenue; A. K. Ingleman [stoc-kholder of Van Meter Com- pany] r. [same], on petitions to review decisions of Board of Tax Appeals; brief for respondent. [1032.] cover-title, ii + 41 p. % J 1.13 :V 332/5 Van Vofst, C. li. No. G723, in circuit court of appeals for 9tb circuit, commis- sioner of internal revenue v. George W. Van Vorst. executor of C. B. Van Vorst, upon petition to review order of Board of Tax Appeals ; brief for petitioner. [1932.] cover-title, ii-flO p. J ,T 1.13: V. 379 Vermont. State of Vermont v. Bankers Trust Company et al., in chancery, Washington County ; appendix to biief for intervenors, United Stales, Library of Congress Trust Fund Board et al. [1932.] cover-title, vi+144 p. large 8° % J 1.13 :V 592/3 ^Yagncr Elcctrir Manufacturing Company. No. 9542, at law, in circuit court of appeals for 8th circuit, United States v. Wagner Electric Manufacturing Company, appeal from district court for eastern district of Missouri; briot for appellant. [1932.] cover-title, i+18 p. 1 tab. t J 1.13 :W 125 Waite Hardware Company. In Court of Claims, [no.] L-255, Waite Hardware Company v. United States; defendant's request for findings of fact and brief. [1932.] p. 21-41. % J 1.13 :W 134/6 Warranto. No. — , original, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1931, ex parte. United States ; motion for leave to file petition for writ of mandamus, and petition for writ of mandamus to district court for eastern district of Pennsylvania and to Oliver B. 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C. card 10-lt5369 S 1.7 : 932/2 Paris, Exposition Coloniale Intcrnationnlc, 1931. Exposition of overseas coun- tries held at Paris, 1931, report relative to participation of this Government in an exposition of overseas countries which was held at Paris. 1931. May '.K calendar day May 13, 1932. 20 p. (S. doc. 94, 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) • Papei. 10c. L. C. card 32-26616 Press releases, weekly issue no. 13G-139; May 7-28, 1932. [1932.1 p. 403-53S. (Publication 317, 319, 321, and 322.) [See also note above under center head, St;ite Department.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, $1.50 a yr. ; foreign sub- scription, $2.50. L. C. card 29-26868 S 1.25: 136-139 Treaty information, bulletin 31, Apr. :>0, 1932: compiled by Treaty Division. 1932. iv + 19 p. ([Pid)lication 318.J) [Monthly. The period covered is the calendar month jireceding the date given.) ♦ Paper, .'c. sinirle copy, 50c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 75c. L. C. < a rd 29-27547 S 9.7 : 31 Maps I'ltreitin sirciee posts, passport and despatch agencies as of Jan. 1. 1932 [maj)] ; compiled in Office of Geographer. Etpiatorial .scale 1 : 40.iKH».(MM). | Washington. (Geological Survey, 1932.] 22X41.2 in. (Map series 3: Publication 277.) [Mercators projection.] * 15c. S 1.33: 3 .MlXi:i» CLAIMS COMMISSION, UNITED STATES AND GERMANY Lehifih Vallii/ liailroad. Docket nos. 8103, S117, et al.. be'Ore Mixed Cl.iims Conunission, United States and Germany. United States on behalf of Lehigh Valley Railroad Company, agency of Canadian Car and Foundry C«nnpany, Liinileil. .Vnu'rican iniderwriters. et al. vs. (Jermany; oral arguments. The Hague, Holland. Sept. lS-30, 15)30. [ia32.| iii-l-507 i). J (printed only for use of commission, not for gi'neral distribution, as only a limited number of copies was printed in the interest of econoniyL S 3.31/5 : L 527/6 H«»^v tf» ortlt'i- itiihllonf l«>iiH — S«m» iiifnrninl ion rollimlii«r C"onf»»iit»i I May, 1932 1033 SUPREME COURT HanncI, Henri/. Transcript of record, Oct. term, 1931, no. 824, David Burnet, commissioner of internal revenue, vs. Henry Harmel, on writ of certiorari to circuit CHurt of appeals for 5tli circuit. [1932.] cover-title, 1+22 p. t Ju G.7 : H 228 [,/o«r«(//] Ma v 2-31, 1932; [slips] 97-103. [1932.] leaves 311-356. t Ju 6.5: 931 O pin ions. [Oases adjudged in Supreme Court at Oct. term, 1931.] [Issued separately.] t Clerk of Court. 118. Fox Film Corporation vs. Paul H. Doyal et al., members of State Revenue Commission, appoal from Supreme Court of Georgia ; Maj' 2, 1932. n. p. [1032.] 5 p. .Tu 6.8/la : F 834 122,485,486. Champlin Refining Company vs. Corporation Commission of Oklahoma et al. etc. ; [same] vs. Corporation Commission of Oklahouui ami Paul Walker, et al. ; Corporation Commission of Oklahoma and I'aul Walker, et al., vs. Champlin Refining Company, appeals from district court for western district of Oklahoma; May 16, 1932. n. p. [1932.] 18 p. Ju 6.8/la :C 358 265. L. A. Nixon vs. James Condon and C. H. Kolle, on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit; May 2, 1932. n. p. [1932]. 7+14 p. Ju *i.8/la : N 654 423. Bradford Electric Light Co.. Inc.. vs. Jennie M. Clapper, administratrix, on certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit ; May 16. 1932. n. p. [1932]. 11 + 2 p. Ju 6.8/la : B 727/3 548, 547. Joseph S. MacLaughlin, collector of internal revenue for 1st district of Pennsylvania, vs. Alliance Insurance Company of Philadelphia ; Insur- ance Company of State of Pennsylvania vs. Joseph S. MacLaughlin, collector of internal revenue for 1st district of Pennsylvania, on cer- tificate from circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit ; Mav 16, 1932. n. p. [1932]. 6 p. Ju 6.8/la : Al 55 560. Continental Tie and Lumber Company vs. United States, on writ of certiorari to Court of Claims; May 16, 1932. n. p. [1932]. 6. p. Ju 6.8/la : C 767 568-570. United States vs. Swift & Company et al. : American Wholesale Grocers Association et al vs. [same] ; National Wholesale Grocers Association vs. [same], on appeal from Supreme Court of District of Columhia ; May 2, 1932. n. p. [1932], 9 + 4 p. Ju 6.8/la : Sw 55/2 574. General Motors Acceptance Corporation vs. United States, one Chevrolet sedan automobile, engine no. 1-247-061 ; same vs. United States, one Chevrolet coupe automobile, engine no. 113-462 ; same vs. United States, one Chevrolet roadster automobile, engine no. 966-050 ; Howard Automobile Company of Los Angeles vs. United States, one Buick coupe automoliile. engine no. 2-08.3-140, on certificate from circuit court of appeals from 9th circuit; May 2, 1932. n. p. [1932]. 9 p. Ju 6.8/la : G 286/2 580. S. B. Lawrence et al. vs. State Tax Commission of Mississippi, appeal from Supreme Court of Mississippi; May 16, 1932. n. p. [1932]. _ 6 P. Ju 6.8/la : L 438 582. Woolford Realty Company, Inc., vs. J. T. Rose, collector of internal reve. nue, on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 0th circuit ; May 16, 1932. n. p. [1932]. 6 p. Ju 6.8/la : W 884 •398. People "t Michigan, by John S. Haggerty. secretary of state, vs. Michi- gan Trust Company, receiver of Worden Grocer Companv, on writ of certiorari to circuit court ©f appeals for 6th circuit : Mav 16 1932. n. p. [19321. 6 p. Ju 6.8/ia : M 582/2 599. McCormick & Company, Inc., and Durham Bros., Inc., vs. W. G. Brown. State commissioner of prohibition of West Virsrinia, et al., etc.. appeal from district court for southern district of West Virginia ; May 10 ^ 1932. n. p. [1932]. 10 p. .Tu 6.8/la : M 137/2 bOO. Keziah Reed et al. vs. Lorenzo Allen, on writ of certiorari lo Court of Appeals of District of Columbia ; May 16, 1932. n. p. [1932]. 5 + 7 p r„ „ ^ ^ .Ju 6.8/la : R 251/2 o34. Texas & Pacific Railway Company vs. United States, on writ of certi- orari to Court of Claims; May 16. 1932. n. p. [1932]. 3 p. X r T,, , / Ju 6.8/la :T 312/2 t)39. L. J. Blairn Railway Companv vs. Effle K. Simpson, as admin- istratrix of .\. E. Simpson, on writ of certiorari to Suprpni" Court of Arkansas; May 16. 1932. n. p. [19321. 3 p. Ju 6 8/la : Sa 24/7 How to order pablicntions — See Inforination following; Contents 1034 ^I^Y, m2 Opinions — Continued. G93 John Vance Taylor r«. United Stales, ou writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 4th circuit; May 2. 1932. n. p. (1932]. 3 p. Ju 6.8/la : T 215 694 United States i«. Ueorge Otis Smith, on certificate from Court of Appeals of District of Columbia; May 2, 1932. n. p. [1932]. 18 p. [Court term incorrectly given on publlcntlou as Oct. term, 1932.) Ju G.8/la : Sm 57 700 John H. Pago, trustee, etc., va. Arkansas Natural Gas Curpoiation, on writ er vol. (G nos. to a vol., subscription price, $1.50 for 12 nos.) ; foreign subscription, 5c. added for each pamphlet. Ju G.8/la : 284/6 TARITF COMMISSION Creosote oil. Dead or creosute oil, letter transmitting, in resp<^nse to Senate resolution 470, 71st Congress, report on dead or creosote oil. 1932. v+31 p. il. map. (S. doc. 73, 72d Cong, l.st sess.) ♦ Paper, 10c. L. C. card 32-26615 Same, with title. Report to Senate on dead or creosote oil, under general provisions of sec. 332 (g), title 3, pt. 2, tariff act of 1930, in compliance with Senate resoluticm 470, dated Feb. 28, 1931. 1932, v+31 p. il. map. (Report 42, 2d series.) [Reprinted for use of Tariff Commission from Senate docu- ment 73, 72d Congress, 1st session.] L. C. card 32-2G722 TC 1.9 : 42 Foreiffn cxchauffc. Depreciated exchange, statistics of iniiv>rts into United States, letters transmitting, in response to resolution, certain preliminary data relative to effect of depreciation in vtilue of foreign currencies upon imiwrta- tion into United States of important commodities. 1932. vii-f22.j p. il. (S. doc. 90, 72<1 Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 15c. L. C. card 32-26723 Same, witli title. Depreciated exchange, letters transmitting, in n'siH>nse to resolution, certain preliminary data relative to effect of depreciation in value of foreign currencies upon importation into United States df all of tlie more imjwrtant commodities. 1932. vii+225 p. il. (Report 44, pt. 1, 2d series.) [Reprinted I'nr use of Tariff Commission from Senate document 90, 72d Congress, 1st .session.] L. C. card 3^26724 T(' 1 .9 : 44 pt. 1 How . 1932. [1932 1 various paglnj:. [Weekly. Di'partment decisions numbereil 45607-^3. abstracts 20100-471, industrial alcohol 8, Tariff Commission Notice 72. later Tariff Conunission Notices 30, 43, 53. and 71. and miscellaneous (disbarments and suspensions, etc.).] •Paper, 5c. single copy, $1.50 a yr. ; foreiijii .subscrip- tion, $2.50. L. C. card 10-30490 T 1.11/2 : 61/18-21 BUDGET BUREAU Agriculture Department. Appropriation for Department of Agriculture [sup- plemental estimates of appropriations for Department of Agriculture, fiscal year 1932]. May 14, 1932. 2 p. (H. doc. 334, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Appropriatioiis. Estimates of approi)rintions. fiscal year 1934. 19.32. 15 p. 4" (Circular 312.) [Usually the Circulars of the Budget Bureau are mimeo- graphed and are not entered in this catalogue.] t T 51.4 : 312 Claims. Estimates of appropriation to pay claims by the several Executive Departments. May 14, 1932. 62 p. (H. doc. 332. 72d Cong. Isi .sess.) * Paper, 10c. Comimercc Department. Appropriation for Department of Commerce, supple- mental estimates of appropriations for Department of Commerce, fiscal year 1933. May 13, 1932. 2 p. (H. doc. 324, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Distriet of Columbia. Deficiency and supplemental estimates of appropriations for District of Columbia [fiscal year 1930 and prior years, and fiscal years 1931 and 1932, and draft of proposed provision pertaining to existing appro- priation]. May 18, 1932. 9 p. (H. doc. 341, 72d Cong. 1st .si>ss.) * Paper, 5c. Immigratimi Bureau. Supplemental estimate of appropriation. Bureau of Immigration, 19,32 [supplemental estimate of appropriation for Department of Labor, salaries and expenses. Bureau of Immigration, fiscal year 1932. for deportation of aliens]. May IG, 1932. 2 p. (H. doc. 337. 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) ♦ Paper, 5c. Interior Department. Appropriation for Interior Department, supplemental estimate of approjtriations for Department of Interior, fiscal year 1932 and prior years, and fiscal .vear 1933. May 17, 1932. 9 p. (H. doc. 339, 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) * Paper, 5c. Justice Department. Deficiency estimates of appropriations for Department of Justice [fiscal year 1930 and prior years, for payment of claims .settlements reported bv comptroller general as chargeable to appropriations which are exhausted!". May 10, 1932. 2 p. (H. doc. 318, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Knapps Nurrotrs, Md., report on prelinjinary examination and survey of Knapps Narrows, Talbot County, Md. Apr. (>. 1932. 18 p. 2 maps. ( H. dm-. 308, 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) ♦Paper. 10c. Labor Department. Appropriation to pay refund to Steve Fikete. supple- mental estimate of appropriation, fiscal year 1932, for Department of Labor. May 14, 1932. 2 p. (II. doc. 327, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, .5c. Navy DeiMirtment. Deficiency estimates of approi)riations for payment of claims. Navy Department, 2 deficiency estimates of appropriations for Navy Department, fi.scal years 1923 and 1927, for payment of claims settlements reported by (Jeneral Accounting Otfic<' as ehargeable to aiiprojiriations which ar.' exhausted, with 2 provisions affecting existing appropriations, fiscal year 1932. May 13, 1932. 4 p. (II. doc. 323. 72(1 Cong. 1st sess.) * PaiH^r. .5e. IIoiv to ordor ituliliciil ifmM — St-o Inforniiit ion folIo^Tinar Contents Mat, 1932 1037 Reclamation Bureau. Appropriation for Boulder Canyon project, [supple- mental estimate of appropriation for Department of Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, fiscal year 1933. for continuing construction of Hoover Dam, etc., of Boulder Canyon project]. May 27, 1932. 3 p. (H. doc. 344, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. State Department. Deficiency and supplemental estimates of appropriations for Department of State [fiscal years 1930, 1931. and 1932, and draft of pro- posed provision pertaining to existing appropriation]. May 11. 1932. 4 p. (H. doc. 320, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Treasury Department. Supplemental estimate of appropriation for Treasury Department [supplemental estimate of appropriation for Treasury Depart- ment, fiscal year 1932, with drafts of proposed provisions pertaining to exist- ing appropriations]. May 18, 1932. 4 p. (H. doc. 340, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Veterans' Administration [supplemental estimates of appropriations, fiscal years 1931 and 1932, for Veterans' Administration, as follows. Army and Navy pensions, military and naval insurance, and State and Territorial homes for disabled soldiers and sailors, all pertaining to fiscal year 1932, and for State and Territorial homes for disabled soldiers and sailors, fiscal year 1931]. May 16, 1932. 3 p. (H. doc. 336, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. War Department. Appropriation for War Department, supplemental estimates of appropriations for War Department, fiscal year 1932 and prior years. May 17, 1932. 6 p. (H. doc. 338, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. FEDEaiAL STANDARD STOCK CATALOGUE BOARD Government supplies. Federal standard stock catalogue : Addenda 5. Apr. 1932. 1 p. 4° [Issued in loose-leaf form for insertion in binder.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/10: 5 • Same: sec. 2, pt. 6. class 15, Electric-cable and wire (insulated). Apr. 1932. 30 p. 4° [Loose-leaf form.] * Paper, 10c. T 51.7/7 : 15 - Same: sec. 2. pt. 6, class 38, Brooms, brushes. Mar. 1932. 14 p. 4° [Loose-leaf form. Substitute for class 38 issued Mar. 1930.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/7 : 38/2 • Same: sec. 2, pt. 6, class 43 [Bolts, nuts, rivets, screws, washers]. Dec. 1931 [published 1932]. 35-^2+103-108a-f 111-114+183-184 p. 4° [Loose- leaf form. Substitute for corresponding sheets issued Sept. 1930.] * Paper, 10c. T 51.7/7 : 43/p. 35-184 Same: sec. 2, pt. 6, class 53 [Stationery, bags, paper; books, blank; boxes, paper; cartons; drafting-room, ofiice, and printers'-supplies]. Apr. 1932. 73-74c-f 75-78 p. 4° [Loose-leaf form. Substitute for corresponding sheets issued May, 1931.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/7 : 53/p. 73-78 Same: sec. 3, pt. 7, group C, division f. Eggs [with bibliography]. Oct. 1931 [published 1932]. 20 p. 4° [Loose-leaf form.] * Paper. 5c. T 51.7/9 : (^f Same: sec. 3, pt. 7, group W, division d, Gas-oil and fuel-oil [with bibliographv]. May, 1932. 9 p. 4" [Loose-leaf form.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/9 : YV-d Same: sec. 3, pt. 7, group VV, division e. Gasoline [with bibliography]. May, 1982. 8 p. 4° [Loose-leaf form.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/9 : VV-e Same: sec. 8, pt. 7, group VV. division f. Kerosene [with bibliography]. May, 1932. 7 p. 4° [Loose-leaf form.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/9 : VV-f Same: sec. 3, pt. 7, group VV. division h, Lubricating-oils [with bibliog- raphv]. May, 1932. 8 p. 4° [Loose-leaf form.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/9 : VV-h Same : sec. 4. Federal specifications, pt. 1, Index ; revised to Jan. 1, 1932. 1932. ii+68 p. 12" * Paper, 10c. T 51.7/6 : 932/sec. 4, pt. 1 How to order publications — See information follOTrlng Contents 1038 May. 1932 Govti^ntnent supplies — Continued. Saiiu': sec. 4, pt. 5, FeB-791 Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for cabinets, stationery, storage, and clothing (steel). Feb. 2, 1932. 4 p. 12° [Supersedes part of F. S. no. 471, Mar. 5, 1927.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/8 : AA-C-31 Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for cheesecloth for wiping pur- pcses (remnants and seconds). Feb. 2, 1932. 3 p. 12° [Supersedes F. S. no. 251a, June 15, 1925, and F. S. no 344, Oct. 28, 1925.] * Paper. 5c. T 51.7/8 : DDD-C-301 Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for copper, bars, plates, rods, shapes, sheets, and strips. Feb, 2, 1932. 10 p. 12° [Supersedes F. S. no. 467, Jan. 25, 1927.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/8 : QQ-C-.^Ol Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for iron, gray, high-test (semi- steel), castings. Feb. 2, 1932. 7 p. il. 12° [Supersedes F. S. no. 140, May 1, 1924.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/8 : QQ-I-656 Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for metal, antifriction, castings and ingots. Feb. 2, 1932. 5 p. il. 12° [Supersedes F. S. no. 536, Nov. 23, 1927.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/8 : QQ-M-161 Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for paper, carbon, lightweight (tjT)ewriter), black. Mar, 1, 1932. 4 p. 12° [Supersedes F. S. no. 425, Aug. 7, 1920.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/8 : UU-P-151 Same : .sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for paper, carbon, standard- weigiit (tyixjwriter), black. Mar. 1, 1932. 4 p. 12° [Supei-sedes F. S. no. 426, Aug. 7, 1920.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/8: UU-P-156 Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for paper, general specifications. Mar. 1, 1932. 13 p. il. 12° [Supersedes F. S. no. 394, Apr. 1. 1920.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/8 : UU-P-31 Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for paper, pliotographic. blotting, white. Mar. 29, 1932. 3 p. 12° * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/8: UU-P-417 Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for pipe-fittings, bronze (threaded), 250-pound. Feb. 2, 1932. 14 p. il. 12° * Paper. 5c. T 51.7/8 : WW-P-461 Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for receptacles, waste-paper, metal, office and lobby. Feb. 2, 1932. 3 p. 12° * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/8 : RR-R-191 Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for sjiusage, Bologna-style. Mar. 1, 1932. 5 p. 12° [Supersedes F. S. no. 57".a, June 2S. 1928.] * Paper. 5c. T 51.7/8 : l'I'-S-71 Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specificaticai for sau.sage, Frankfurter-.style. Mar. 1. 1932. 5 p. 12° [Supersedes F. S. no. 574b, Sept. 3, 1929.1 * Paper. 5c. T 51.7/8 : PP-S-81 ■ Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal siiecilication for .sausjige, pork. Mar. 1, 1932. 5 p. 12° [Supersedes F. S. no. 573a, June 28, 1928.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/8 : PP-S-91 Hu^v to <>r«lor publlcatlouM — .See liiforiiiation («>1Iu>v1iik; Cuntents May, 1932 1039 Ooverntnent supplies — Continued. Same: sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for shades, window, rollers, slats, cords, and accessories. Feb. 2, 1932. 6 p. 12° [Supersedes F. S. no. 367b, May 22, 1928.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/8 : DDD-S-251 Same: sec. 4, pt. 5. Federal specification for steel, staybolt (boiler). Mar. 1, 1932. 4 p. 12° [Supersedes F. S. no. 550, Mar. 5, 1928.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/8 : QQ-S-701 Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for tables, and typewriter- stands, wood. Feb. 2, 1932. 4 p. 12° [Supersedes F. S. no. 478, Apr. 25, 1927.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/8 : A A-T-101 Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for toweling, crash, cotton, and cotton and linen-mixed. Feb. 2, 1932. 4 p. 12° [Supersedes F. S. no. 633, Sept. 3, 1929.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/8 : CCC3-T-571 ■ Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for towels, cotton, glass. Mar. 1, 1932. 3 p. 12° [Supersedes F. S. no. 616. Jan. 25, 1929.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/8 : DDD-T-501 Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, Federal specification for towels, crash, cotton, and cotton and linen-mixed. Feb. 2, 1932. 4 p. 12° [Supersedes F. S. no. 6a3, Sept. 3, 1929.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/8 : DDD-T-511 Same : sec. 4, pt. 5. Federal specification for valves, rubber. Feb. 2, 1932. 4 p. 12° [Supersedes F. S. no. 114a, June 15, 1925.] * Paper. 5c. T 51.7/8 : ZZ-V-51 Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, 1933 supplement to Federal specification for lamps, electric, incandescent, large, tungsten-filament. Mar. 1, 1932. 7 p. 12° [This supplement covers fiscal year 1933.] * Paper, 5c. T 51.7/8 : W-Lr-101/933 supp. Same : sec. 4, pt. 5, 1933 supplement to Federal specification for lamije, electric, incandescent, miniature, tungsten-filament. Mar. 1. 1932. 3 p. 12° [This supplement covers fiscal year 1933.] * Paper, .5c. T 51.7/8 : W-L-111/9.33 supp. COAST GUARD Orders. General order 7 ; Mar. 10, 1932. [1932.] 2 leaves. ± T 47.5/5: 7 Pay and supply instructions, circular 1. 1932; Apr. 23. 1932. 1932. 1 p. [Cir- cular 1 is Prices of clothing and small stores.] t T 47.8/2: 1/10 Uniforms. Amendments to Regulations governing uniforms [for commissioned and warrant ofllcers and enlisted men of Coast Guard, 1930] no. 1 ; Apr. 10. 1932. 1932. 1 p. t T 47.8 : Un 3/4/amdt.l COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY National hanks. Individual statements of condition of national banks at close of business. Dec. 31. 1931. 1932. 227 p. [Table I, report of comptroller of currency, 1931.] * Paper. 15c. L. C. card 25-26354 T 12.1 : 931/2 Note. — In each of the years 1923 to 1929 a table similar to Table I, showing state- ments of resources and liabilities of the individual national banks for one date in the year, was also issued as a supplement to the comptroller's report, but in lieu of being designated as tables A to G, they were numbered 89, 93, 94, 98. 121. 97, and 103, respectively. Since 1930 the supplements are lettered alphabetically beginning with the letter H. Monthly statement of capital stock of national banks, national bank notes, and Federal reserve bank notes outstanding, bonds on deposit, etc. [May 2, 1932]. Mav 2, 1932. 1 p. narrow f° t L. C. card 10-21266 T 12.9 : 932/5 Report. Annual report of comptroller of currency, Dec. 7, 1931 [with ap- pendix]. 1932. xi+1056 p. il. (Treas. Dept. doc. 3046.) [Report covers year ended Oct. 31. 1931. Table I of the appendix is omitted from this report and is published as a separate table, for which see, above, under National MwA's.] * Cloth, $1.5f). L. C. card 9-34683 T 12.1 : 931 Same. (Treas. Dept. doc, 3046; H. doc. 17, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) HoTv to order publications— See information folloTFlng Contents 1040 May. V.)S2 GENERAL SUPPLY COMMITTEE GovcrnuK lit niipiHinf. Specifications and proposals for suiipliesi [li;i«al year 1!I33] : class 56, Meat, fish, lartl, uleomarfiariiie, bread, cheese, and yeast. May ii»J, 193::. G p. 4 " t T 45.5/22 : 56/2/lst quart. Specilication.s for definite and aflditinnal quantity items of supplies [fiscal year 19331 : Dry floods, flags, eordaije, stationery, paper, and paper articles, classes 5. 21, 27, 29. 3.s, anrl 5;i, 1st quarter, fiscal year 1933, July 1-Sept. 30, 1932. May 2, 1932. 18 p. 4" t T 45.5/22 : 5/lst quart. Same: School supplies, classes 5, 27. 35-38, 41, 52, and 53, fiscal year 1933, July 1, 1932-June 30, 1933. May 2, 1932. 22 p. 4" t T 45.5/22 : 5/2 Supplemental sjiecifications and proi)osals for supplies [fiscal year 1933] : classes 2, 8, 14, IS, 20-27. 29, 31. 3.{-34, 37-38, 44-45, 52-54, 57, 59. G3. 66, July 1, 1932-June 30, 1933. Apr. 27, 1932. 32 p. 4° t T 45.5/22 : 2/supp. Tires and tubes, specifications for additional quantity supplies for use of field .services in continental United States except District of Columbia and Alaska [fiscal year 1933J : class 8. Motor-vehicles, bicycles, trailers, and all accessories, outfits, and parts; class 49, Aircraft, aeronautic apparatus, and all accessories, outfits, and parts, 1st quarter, fiscal year 1933, July 1-Sept. 30. 1932. 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The Department is- sues a monthly list of publications which will be mailed to all applicants, enabling them to select such reports and bulletins as interest them. Acetic acid aud pyroligneous acid in comparison witli formaldeliyde as soil disinfectants; by William L. Dorau. 1932. [2] +571-578 p. il. [From Jour- nal of agricultural research, v. 44, no. 7, Apr. 1, 1932.] t A 1.23/a : So 34/84 Alfalfa. Method for determination of comparative hardiness in seedling alfalfas by controlled hardening and artificial freezing [with list of literature cited] ; by George L. Peltier and H. M. Tysdal. 1932. [2] +429-444 p. il. [Prepared by Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station in cooperation with Plant Industry Bureau. Frum Journal of agricultural research v. 44, no. 5, Mar. 1, 1932.] t L. C. card Agr 32-756 A 1.23/a : Al 28/23 Barley. Inheritance in barley [with list of literature cited] ; by D. W. Robert- son, G. W. Deming, and Dwight Koonoe. 1932. [2] +445— 1(36 p. 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Lackey. — \ itamiu content of 3 varieties of spinach [with list of literature cited] ; by Hilda Black Kifei and Hazel E. Munsell. — Chemical and physical properties of petroleum spray oils [with list of literature cited] ; by Jesse R. Green. — Bulk as factor in formulating" grain mixtures for dairy cattle ; by L. A. Moore. C. F. Huffman, and M. M. I'lum. Note. — This publication is publislied by authority of the Secretary of Agriculture, with the cooperation of the Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Universities. It is distributed free only to libraries of agricultural colleges and experiment stations, to large universities, technical schools, and to such institutions as make suitable exchanges with the Agriculture Department. Others de.siring the Journal may obtain it from the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C, at the prices stated above. How to order publications — See information following Contents 1049 1050 June, 1932 Lima beans. 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[From Journal of agricultural re.-^earch, v. 44, no. 6, Mar. 15. 1932.1 t A 1.23/a :T 714/6 AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS BUREAU AgHcultural situation, brief summary of e<'onomic conditions, June 1, 1932; v. 16, no. 0. [1932.1 IG p. il. [Monthly.] • Pajier, 5c. single copy, 25c. a yr.; f(»relgn subscription. 45c. L. C. card Agr 2G-1797 A 36.15: 16/6 Land utilization. Economic utilization of marginal lands In Nicholas and Wchsier counties. W. Va. I with list of literature cited I; by Millard Peck, Bernard Frank, and Paul A. Eke. May, 15W2. cover-title. G4 p. il. 3 maps. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 3(K3. ) [Prei)ared in cooiH'ration with Forest Service and West Virginia University. Text on p. 2 of cover.] • Paper, 15c. L. C. card Agr 32-617 A 1.36: 303 lluw to order publlcutloiiM — See Inf urination (uIIoTrlna: Contents J June, 1932 1051 AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING BUREAU Cotton-driers. Vertical seed-cotton di'ier ; by Charles A. Bennett. June, 1932. 8 p il. (Agriculture Dept. 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[Feb. 13, 1915, revised Apr. 1926, reprint 1932.] ii+29 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 630.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 18-587 A 1.9 : 630/4 -7 k How to PT4er pnblic^tioiis — See Information following Contents 1052 June, 1932 Holes. American moles ns ji^'ricultural pests and as fur producers; [b; Theo. II. Scheflfer). |Mar. 10-J2, revised Oct. 1930, sliglitly revised Feb. 1932.] [1932.] ii+21 p. il. (Afrriculture Dept. Farmers' l)ulletin 1247.y [Supersedes Farmcr.s' »>ulletins 5S.3 and 8:^2.] • Pai>er, 5c. L. r. card A^r 22-iSC A1.9:1247/{ CHEMISTRY AND SOILS BUREAU Beaurconrd Parish. La. Soil survey of Beaurepard Parish, La. ; by A. C. Ander son, M. II. Layton. H. E. Devereux, R. T. Avon Burlie. J. A. Kerr, Harvey Oal. C. card Agr 31-806 A 1.9: 1471/3 Corn and Its ti.ses as food. [Feb. 1923, revised July, 1924, reprint with slight <-hanges 19.32.] ii4-22 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Fanners' bulletin 1230.) 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[title-page] with contents; prepared in Indexing Section. 1932. [1]+11 p. * Paper, 5c. A 1.36 : 226-250 PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU Asparagus culture; [by Ross C. Thompson]. [Nov. 1930, reprint 1932.] ii+25 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1646.) [Revision of Farmers' bulletin 829, Asparagus.] * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 30-1263 A 1.9 : 1M6/1-2 Barierry. Susceptibility and resistance of Berberis and related genera to Puccinia graminis [with list of literature cited] ; by Moses N. Levine and Ralph U. Cotter. May, 1932. 27 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulle- tin 300.) * Paper, 10c. L. C. card Agr 32-604 A 1.36 : 300 Beans. Comparative pathological histology of 3 bacterial diseases of bean [with list of literature cited]; by W. J. Zaumeyer. 1932. [2] +605-632 p. il. [From Journs' nf agricultural research, v. 44, no. 8, Apr. 15. 1932.] t A 1.23/a : B 378/22 Corn. Additional pair of factors affecting anthocyanin pigment in maize; by Merle T. Jenkins. 1932. [2] +495-502 p. il. 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C. card Agr 32-603 A 1.4/2 : 215 Onion diseases and their control; [by J. C. Walker]. [Nov. 1919, revised Feb. 1931, reprint 1932.] ii+25 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1060.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 2&-649 A 1.9 : 1060/5-2 Seeds. "Vegetable seeds for home and market garden ; [by W. W. Tracy, sr., and D. N. Shoemaker]. [Apr. 1924, revised July, 1927, reprint 1932.] ii+17 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1390.) [Supersedes Farmers' bulletin 884.] * Paper, 5c. L. C. card Agr 24-462 A 1.9 : 1390/2-5 How to order publications— See information following: Contents 1056 June, 1932 Water. Mi«tlio«ls of di'ttTuiiuing bound water in phiut tissue [with list of liter- ature cited I: Ity J. U. Say re. lU.TJ. [2] +66^688 p. 11. [From Journal of agrkuiturai researcli, v. 44, no. I), May 1, 1932.] t A 1.23/a : P 0D4/28 Watcrnielom; [by W. R. Beattiel. [Apr. 1924, revised Oct. 1930, reprint with sli;:ht c-haiijre *1»:{2. 1 ii+22 p. 11. (Agriculture Dept. 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C 13.22/a : 442 Calcium gluconate. Manufacture of calcium gluconate by electrolytic oxida- tion of dextrose: by Horace S. Isbell, Harriet I-. Frush, [and] F. J. Bates. [1932. J cover-title, p. 571-577, 2 p. of pi. (Research paper 436.) [From Bureau of Standards journal of research, v. 8, May, 1932.] * Paper. .5c. C 13.22/a : 436 How (o order i>nl>licittlona — See information (ollonvlns Content* JuNi3, 1932 1067 Capacitance and power fnctor of mica capacitor as measured at Bureau of Standards and National Physical Laboratory ; by Harvey L. Curtis, C. Matilda Sparks, L. Hartshorn, [and] N. F. Astbury. [1932.] cover-title, p. 507-523, il. (Research paper 431.) [Prepared in cooperation with National Physical Laboratory, England. From Bureau of Standards journal of research, v. 8, Apr. 1932.] * Paper, 5c. C 13.22/a : 431 Commercial standards monthly, review of progress in commercial standardiza- tion and simplification, v. 8, no. 12 ; June, 1932. 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S. 2C9.S, act for relief of Herni.in Inguian. .Vpproved June 10, 193-'. 1 p. (Private .'(I.) June, Ifiirold I. S. 432, act granting permission to Harold I. June to transfer to Fleet Reserve of .Navy. Approved June 9. 1932. 1 p. (Private 48.) How to order poblleationM— See Information folloiiTlnflr Contents June, 1932 1069 Private [act] 34-55, 72d Congress — Continued. Lee, H. H. H. R. 4144, act for relief of H. H. Lee. Approved June 14, 1'J32. 1 p. (Private 54.) MiraheUi, Pasqunle. H. R. 4453, act for relief of Pasquale Mirabelli. Approved June G, 1932. 1 p. (Private 35.) Montauk, ferrifhoat. S. 6, act for relief of Union Ferry Company, owners of ferryboat Montauk. Approved June 9, 1932. 1 p. (Private 45.) Aloran, Carroll K. H. R. 4270, act for relief of Carroll K. Moran. Approved June 7, 1932. 1 p. (Private 41.) Moynihan, J. P. II. R. 3691, act for relief of J. P. Moynihan. Approved June 7, 1932. 1 p. (Private 40.) O'Bleness, Mrs. Julia K. t?. 326, act for relief of Abram G. 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R. 10926, act to authorize conveyance to United States of lands in Ari- zona for use of United States in maintaining air-navigation facilities. Approved June 11. 1932. 1 p. (Public 170.) [The lands to be conveyed are known as Red Rock and Seligman fields and are now occupied by Commerce Department.] Chippewa Indians. H. R. 8393, act for payment to each enrolled Chippewa Indian of Red Lake band of Minnesota from timber funds standing to their credit in Treas- ury. Approved June 14, 1932. 1 p. (Public 179.) Colorado River Reservation. S, 3864, act authorizing expenditures from Colorado River tribal funds for reimbursable loans. Approved June 27, 1932. 1 p. (Public 197.) ColviUe Reservation. S. 2983, act for relief of homesteaders on diminished Colville Indian Reservation, Wash. Approved June 27, 1932. 1 p. (Public 196.) Coos Indians. H. R. 11120, act to amend act authorizing Coos (Kowes) Bay, Lower Umpqua (Kalawatset), and Siuslaw tribes of Indians of Oregon to present their claims to Court of Claims. Approved June 14, 1932. 1 p. (Public 180.) Disabled American Veterans of World War. H, R. 4738, act to incorporate Disabled American Veterans of World War. [Approved June 17. 1932.] 3 p. (Public 186.) District of ColumTjia. H. R. 7305, act to permit construction, maintenance, and use of certain pipe lines for petroleum and petroleum products [bv Gulf Refining Company in District of Columbia]. Approved June 3, 1932. 1 p. (Public 151.) ■ S. 1153, act for incorporation of credit unions within District of Columbia. [Ap- proved June 23, 1932.] 6 p. (Public 190.) S. 1768, act to provide for opening and closing of roads within boundaries of District of Columbia workhouse property at Occoquan, Va. Approved June 14, 1932. 1 p. (Public 172.) S. 3911, act to authorize commissioners of District of Columbia to close Quintana place, between 7th street and 7th place northwest. Approved June 17, 1932. l p. (Public 185.) S. 3929, act to authorize commissioners of District of Columbia to close certain alleys and to set aside land owned by District of Columbia for alley purposes. [Approved June 14, 1932.] 2 p. (Public 173.) S. 4106, act for closing of certain streets and allevs in District of Columbia. Ap- proved June 14. 1932. 1 p. (Public 174.) S. 4396, act for readjustment of street lines and transfer of land for school, park, and highway purposes, in northeast section of District of Columbia. [Approved June 14, 1932.] 2 p. (Public 175.) S. 4689, act to authorize closing of certain streets in District of Columbia ren- dered useless or unnecessary, and for other purposes. [Approved June 15, 1932.] 2 p. (Public 183.) HoTP to order publications — See information follo^rlngr Contents 1070 June, 1932 Public [act] 148-197, 72(1 r()nf,'ress — Continued. Dover, .V. J. H. R. 11337, a«t authorizing' Secretary of Treasury to exchange Federal building site in Dover, N. J., for another site. Approved June 14, 1032. 1 p. (Pub- lic isl.; Edit>to River. II. R. 3051, act to provide preliminary examination of Edlsto River and its bianehes. South and North Kdisto, S. C, with view to control of its floods. Ap- proved June 14, l!t31.'. 1 p. (I'ublic 170.) Internal revcnm: 11. K. 101.'3»!, act to provide revenue, equalize taxation, and for other purposes. (Approved June U, l'J3l'.] l.'{2 p. (Public 154.) Juiieuu, Alaska. H. K. 5052, act to authorize Juneau, .Vhiska, to use funds arising from sale of bonds for purpose either of improving sewerage system of said town or of Constructing prrmauent streets in said town. Approved June 11, 1032. 1 p. (Public 1(J0.) H. H. t)71.'!, act for estimates necessary for proper maintenance of Government wharf at Juneau, Alaslsa. Approved June 14. 103li. I p. (I'ublic 177.) Juvenile delinquency. H. U. 10598, act to provide for transportation of certain juve- nile offender.s to States under law of wlilch they have committed offenses or are delinquent. Apprnvi d June 11. ly^lJ. 1 p. ( I'ulilic lOU.) Kentucky. II. II. IOkl'5, act lo authorize transfer of lands In Fayette County, Ky., to Kentucky. [Approved June 23, 1032.) 2 p. (I'ublic 102.) Kidnaping. S. 1525, act forbidding transportation of any person In Interstate or for- eign commerce, kidnaped, or otherwise unlawfully detained, and making such act felony. Approved June 22, 10.'{"J. 1 p. (l'ul)lic 180.) Klamath Irrigation District. S. 4614, act to amend sec. 14 of act to adjust water- right charges, to grant certain other relief on Federal irrigation projects, and for other purposes, approved May 25, 102(5, as amended [relative to reclassifying lands within Klamath Irrigation District]. Approved June 23, 1032. 1 p. (I'ublic 191.) Laurence, Mass. 11. K. 8007, act to authorize Secretary of Treasury to acquire land adjoining Lawrence, Mass., post-oUice site. Approvinl June 16, 1932. 1 p. (Public 184.) Life ijisurancr. H. R. 8173, act to provide for renewal of 5-year level premium terra Government insurance policies for additional 5-vear period without medical examina- tion. Approved June 24, 1032. 1 p. (Public 104.) Liston Range Rear Light, Del. II. It. 70, act for conveyance of portion of Liston Range Rear liKhtliouse reservation. New Castle County, Del., for roadway purposes Ito Delaware]. Approved June 10, 1032. 1 p. (Public 159.) Menominee Indians. II. R. 12045, act authorizing per capita payment to members of Menominee tribe of Indians of Wisconsin from funds on deposit to their credit iu Treasury. Approved June 14, 1032. 1 p. (Public 182.) Metropolitan ^yater District of Southern California. II. R. 10048, act granting to Metropolitan Water District of Southern California public and reserved lands of United States in counties of I.os Angeles, Riverside, and San Bernardino, Calif. [Approved June 18, 1032.] 2 p. (Public 188.) Missouri River. S. 4401. act to extend times for commencing and completing construc- tion of bridge across Missouri River at or near Farnam street, Omaha, Nebr. [by Omaha-Council Bluffs Missouri River Bridge Board of Trustees]. Approved June 9, 1032. 1 p. (Public 155.) Naturalization. 11. R. 6477, act to further amend naturalization laws, and for other purposes. [Approved May 25, 1932.] 3 p. (Public 140.) Niagara River. S. 4778, act to extend time for construction of bridge across east branch of Niagara River at or near Tonawanda, N. Y. [by Niagara Frontier Bridge Commission]. Approved June 25, 1932. 1 p. (Public 105.) Ohio River. S. 40.35, act authorizing Kentucky, by and through State Highway Com- mission of Kentucky, to construct toll bridge across Ohio River at or near Qwens- boro, and permitting Kentucky to act jointlv with Indiana in construction of said bridge. [Approved June 0, 1032.] 2 p. (Public 157.) S. 4036, act authorizing Kentucky, by and through State Highway Commls-slon of Kentucky, to construct toll bridi;e across Ohio River at or near Cairo, III., and permitting Kentuckv to act jidnilv with Illinois in construction of said bridge. [Approved June 0, 1032.] 2 p. (I'ublic 158.) Pearl River. H. R. 11020, act authorizing Louisana Highway Connnlssion to construct free highwav bridge across Pearl River at or near Pearlington, Miss. Approved June 10, 1032. 1 p. (Public 161.) Petersburg, Alaska. II. R. 6487, act to authorize Petersburg, .Maska, to Issue bonds for purpose of improving and enlarging capacity of municipal light and power plant, and improvement of water and sewer systems, and for purpose of retiring or pur- chasing bonds heretofore issued by Petersburg. [Approved June 11, 1932.] 2 p. (Public 167.) Philadelphia, Raltimorc and Washington Railroad. S. 4736, act to authorize Philadel- phia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company to extend its present track con- nection with Navy Yard so as to provide adequate railroad facilities In connection with development of Buzzards Point jis Industrial area In District of Columbia. (Approved June IS, 1032.] :{ p. (Public 187.) Public lands. S. 3111. act validating certain ai)pli''atlons for and entries of public lands. Approved May 28, 1032. 1 p. (Public 150.) Rapid City Indian School. II. R. 9254, act to authorize exchange of part of Rapid City Indian Sduxd land for part of Pennington County Poor Farm, S. Dak. Ap- proved June 6, 10.32. 1 p. (Public 153.) Rio Grande. 11. R. 10585, act authorizing Fort Hancock-Porvi-nlr Brirlge Company to construct bri«lge across Rio Grande at Fort Hancock, Tex. Approved Juno 10. 1932. 1 p. (Public 160.) II. R. 11246. act authorizing Boca Chlca Bridge Company to construct bridge across Rio (irande at Boca Chica, Tex. Approved June 10, 1932. 1 p. (Public 164.) UovT to order publtcatlona— See lufornintlon follofvlnv Contents June, 1932 1071 Public [act] 148-197, 72d Congress — Continued. Sabine River. H. R. 11081, act to extend times for commencing and completing con- struction of free highway bridge across Sabine River [by Louisiana and Texas be- tween Vernon Parish, La., and Newton County. Tex.], where Louisiana highway numbered 21 meets Texas highway numbered 45. Approved June 10, 1932. 1 p. (Public 162.) H. R. 11085, act to extend times for commencing and completing construction of bridge across Sabine River [by Louisiana and Texas between Sabine Parish, La., and Sabine County, Tex.], where Louisiana highwav numbered 6 meets Texas highway numbered 21. Approved June 10. 19.32. 1 p. (Public 163.) St. Clair River. S. 4581 act to extend times for commencing and completing construc- tion of bridge across St. Clair River at or near Port Huron, Mich, [by Great Lakes Bridge Commission]. Approved June 9, 1932. 1 p. (Public 156.) St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. S. 4193. act to authorize issuance of bonds by St. Thomas Harbor Board, Virgin Islands, for acquisition or construction of graving or dry docli. Approved May 23, 1932. 1 p. (Public 148.) South Dakota. H. R. '9259, act to amend sec. 106 of act to codify, revise, and amend laws relating to judiciary (U. S. C, title 28, sec. 187) [relating to judicial district of South Dakota]. Approved June 11, 1932. 1 p. (Public 168.) Virgin Islands. S. 4367, act to enable collection of import duties on foreign-made goods entering Virgin Islands through parcel-post mail. Approved June 24, 1932. 1 p. (Public 193.) Yellowstone River. H. R. 7914. act granting consent of Congress to Montana and Wyoming to negotiate and enter into compact or agreement for division of waters of Yellowstone River. Approved June 14. 1932. 1 p. (Public 178.) Zclia, Mich. H. R. 208. act to authorize transfer of abandoned Indian-school site and building at Zeba, Mich., to L'Anse band of Lake Superior Indians. Approved June 6, 1932. 1 p. (Public 152.) Public [joint] resolution 21-27, 72d Congress. Coolidgc, Calvin. S. J. Res. 75, joint resolution authorizing Joint Committee on Library to procure oil portrait of former President Calvin Coolidge. Approved May 19, 19^2. 1 p. (Public resolution 21.) Delaware River. S. J. Res. 41, joint resolution granting consent of Congress to com- pact or agreement between Pennsylvania and New Jersey creating Delaware River Joint Commission and specifying powers and duties thereof. [Approved June 14, 1932.] 11 p. (Public resolution 26.) District of Columbia. H. J. Res. 305, joint resolution for improvement of Meridian Hill Park [in District of Columbia by accepting armillary sphere designed by C. Paul Jennewein to be placed in such park]. Approved June 10, 1932. 1 p. (Public resolution 24.) Mineral lands. H. J. Res. 341, joint resolution for suspension of annual assessment work on mining claims held bv location in United States and Alaska. Approved June 6, 1932. 1 p. (Public resolution 23.) Pensions. H. J. Res. 407, joint resolution making additional appropriation for payment of Army and Navy pensions, fiscal year 1932. Approved May 28, 1932. 1 p. (Public resolution 22.) Sales tax. H. J. Res. 429. joint resolution to amend sec. 625 (a) of revenue act of 1932 [relating to sales tax]. Approved June 13, 1932. 1 p. (Public resolution 25.) War claims. S. J. Res. 97. joint resolution extending for one year time within which American claimants ma.v make application for payment, under settlement of war claims act of 1928, of awards of Mixed Claims Commission and of Tripartite Claims Commission. Approved June 14, 1932. 1 p. (Public resolution 27.) CONFERENCE COMIVIITTEES Agriculture Department. Agriculture appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1933, conference report to accompany H. R. 7912 ; submitted by Mr. Buchanan. June 10, 1932. 9 p. (H. rp. 1575, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Appropriations. Deficiency appropriation bill, 1932, conference report to ac- company H. 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Res. 165 [authorizing President of United States to present Distinguisbefl Flying Cross to Amelia Earhart Putnam] : submitted by Mr. Hill of Alabama. June 30, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1735. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26788. Stnfr Department. State. Justice, Commerce, and Labor appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1933, conference report to accompany H. It. 9349; submitted by Mr. Oliver of Alabama. June 28, 1932. 20 p. (H. rp. 1723. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Trrnftiinj Department. Treasui-y and Po.st Office appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 19.33, conference report to accompany H. It. 9609; submitted by Mr. Byrns. June 29, 19.32. 6 p. (H. rp. 17.33, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. Treasury and Post Office appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1933. conference report to accompany H. R. 9699: submitted by Mr. ijyrns. June .30, 1932. 5 p. (H. rp. 1738, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Wanen for l;iborers and mechanics employed by contractors and subcontractors on public buildings, conference report to accompany P. 3S47 [to amend act ai»proved Mar. .3. 1931, relating to rate of wages for laborers and mechanics employed by contractors and subcontra<'tors on public buildings] ; submitted by Mr. Connery. June 15, ia32. 3 p. (II. rp. 16.34, 72d Ctmg. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. M'hent. Distribution of Government-owned wheat and cotton, conference re- port to accompany H. J. Res. 41 S [authorizing distribution by Federal Farm Board of Government-owned wheat and cotton to American National Red Cross and other organizations for relief of distress] ; submitted by Mr. Jones. June 29, 1932. 3 p. (II. rp. 1730, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paix'r, 5c. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Appropriations. Contingent expenses, House of Representatives, supjilemeutal estimate of appropriation pert.-iining to legislative estalilishment. House of ReiiresiMitatives [for expenses of .special and select committees, fiscal year UI331. Juiu- 15. calend:ir day June 21, 1932. 2 p. (S. do*-. 120, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Ho^v to order pubilcntionn — See In'ornintiiin (ollutvinK Content* June, 1932 1073 Appropriatioiis — Continued. Supplemental estimates of appropriations, House of Representatives, [fiscal year] 1932. June 15, calendar day June 20, 1932. 2 p. (S. doc. 114, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Calendars of House of Representatives, 72d Congress, 1st session, June 1-30, 1932; no. 134-157. 1932. various paging, large 8° [Daily when House of Representatives is in session] | Y 1.2 : 1/72-134 to 72-157 Elections. Appropriation for expenses in contested-election cases [supplemental estimate of appropriation pertaining to legislative establishment, House of Representatives, fiscal year 1932, for payment of expenses in contested- election case of O'Connor v. Disney]. June 9, 1932. 2 p. (H. doc. 352, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Grand Army of the Republic. Journal of 65th national encampment of Grand Army of the Republic, Des Moines. Iowa, Sept. 14-17. 1931. 1932. vii+256 p. 2 por. 18 p. of por. (H. doc. 46, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 20c. L. C. card 16-15656 Vetera7is of Foreign Wars of United States. Proceedings of 32d national en- campment of Veterans of Foreign Wars of United States, Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 30-Sept. 4, 1931. 1932. vui-+-341 p. 2 p. of por. (H. doc. 49, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 25c. ^"""^ACCOUNTS OOMMITTEE, HOUSE Business. Appropriation for committee to investigate Government competition with private enterprise, r eport to accompany H. Res. 271 [relative to ex- penses of conducting investigation authorized by H. Res. 235] ; submitted by Mr. Warren. June 21, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1680, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Campaign expenditures of candidates for House of Representatives, r eport to accompany H. Res. 202 [that there shall be paid, out of contingent fund of House, expenses of select committee appointed under H. Res. 201 to investi- gate campaign expenditures of various candidates for House of Representa- tives] : submitted by :Mr. Warren. June 21, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1679, 72<1 Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Post Office and Post Roads Committee, Hou^e. Expenditures in Post Oflice Department, r e-Port to accompany H. Res. 273 [authorizing appropriation for investigation of Post OflSce Department by Post Office and Post Roads Com- mittee] ; submitted by Mr. WaiTen. June 23, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1715, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. V AGRICTXLTTTRE COilMITTEE, HOUSE Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session, June 15. 1932; no. 7. 1932. 48 p. 4° t y 4.A 98/1 : 72/7 Cotton. Additional facilities for classification of cotton, venort to accompany H. J. Res. 434 [to authorize and direct Secretary of Agriculture to provide additional facilities for classification of cotton under cotton standards act. and for dis.semination of market news information] ; submitted bv Mv. Fulmer. June 21, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1682, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. \ Grasshoppers. Making funds available for grasshopper control, hearing. 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. J. Res. 377, May 2, 1932. 1932. iii+30 p. (Se- rial J. ) * Paper, 10c. Y 4.Ag 8/1 : G 76/6 Loans. Extension of farm loans, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session. May 31, 1932. 1932. iii+27 p. (Serial K.) * Paper, 10c. Y4.Ag8/l : F 22/8 Research laboratory for utilizing cotton, cotton hulls, etc., reufltt-to ac- company H. J. Res. 352 [authorizing and directing Secretary of Agriculture to request allocation of funds by Reconstruction Finance Conwration] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Jones. June 1, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1465, 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) * Paper, 5c. I HoTT to order pnblications — See information folloT«-ins Contents 129102— 32— No. 450 -3 1074 June, 1932 Markcthtff of farm produce. Agricultural export debentures, r eport t o accom- pany II. R. 12574 [tti provide for issuance of agricultural exi)ort debentures, to secure to farmers fair i»rice for agricultural commodities, and for other purposes]; submitted by Mr. Jones. June 11, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1608, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * I'aper, 5c. Agricultural surplus control act, rccotL-to accompany II. R. 12733 [to secure cost of production to producers of agricultural commodities] ; sub- mitted l)y Mr. Norton. June 21, 1932. p. (H. rp. 16S8, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. L. C. card 32-2G789 Commodity .short selling, repast-to accompany II. R. 122S7 [to remove certain l)urdens on interstate commerce in agricultural commodities by pro- viding means of limiting and prohil)iting short selling in such commodities] ; submitted by Mr. Jones. June 7, 1932. 9 p. 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(H. rp. 1557, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. y APPKOPRTATIONS COMMITTEE, HOUSE / Appropriations. Second deficiency appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1932, hear- ing before subcommittee in charge of deficiency appropriations, 72d Congress, 1st session. 1932. ii+241 p. 3 tab. * Paper, 20c. Y 4.Ap 6/1 : D 30/932-2 Second deficiency appropriation bill, fiscal year 1932, rt jior t to accom- pany II. R. 12443 [making approi)riations to supply deliciencies in appropria- tions for fiscal year 1932 and prior fiscal years, to provide supplemental ap- propriations for fiscal years 1932 and 1033, and for other purposes] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Byrns. June 3, 1032. 14 p. (H. rp. 1491, 72<1 Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. s/ BANKING AND CURRENCY COMMITTEE, HOUSE Farms. Amending Federal farm loan act, r^jiart^ to accompany 11. R. 10S24 [to amend sec. 14, snlxlivision 3, of Federal farm loan act, relating to power of Federal land banks to accept mortgages on real estate] ; submitted by Mr. Steagall. June 9, 1032. 2 p. (H. rp. 1574, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Payment of farm-loan mortgages with bonds issued by mortgage [mort- gagee] banks, rij2QIt-to accompany H. R. 8107; submitted by Mr. Stevenson. June 8, 1032. 2 p. (H. rp. 1.555, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Loans. Advances for crop i^lanting under Reconstruction Finance Corporation. rjL4utf+^o accompany S. 47S() [to provide that advanct>s under Reconstruction Finance Coryioration act may be made to producers of livestock, including jioullry, and to dairy farmers, and may be made for crop planting or crop cultivation, including sununer fallowing, during 1932] ; submitted by Mr. Steagall. June 7, 1032. 4 p. (11. rp. 1554, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, He. L. C. card 32-26702 llotv to order |)ii1>llcntlonM — Sec Information (olloirlns Content* June, 1932 1075 Loans — Continued. Advances to producers of livestock, etc., report tn accompany Hi R. 10673 [to provide tliat advances under Reconstruction Finance Corporation act may be made to producers of livestock, including poultry, and to dairy farmers, and may be made for crop planting or crop cultivation, including summer fallowing, during 1932] ; submitted by Mr. Steagall. June 7, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1553, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 50. L. C. card 32-26793 Virgin Islands. To extend provisions of national bank act to Virgin Islands, r eport to accompany S. 4574 ; submitted by Mr. Steagall. June 15, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1630, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. ^CmX. SERVICE COMMITTEE, HOUSE y^Civil service pensions. Thirty-year optional retirement, hearing, 72d Congress, ^ 1st session, on H. R. 349, H. R. 5325, H. R. 5492, H. R. 7712, May 16-18, 1932. 1932. iii+S6 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.C 49/1 : R 31/11 /claims COMMITTEE, HOUSE Allsop, Mrs. Agnes M. Agnes M. Allsop, neport to accompany H. R. 3434 [for relief of Mrs. Agnes M. Allsop] ; submitted by Mr. Pittenger. June 20, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1675, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Avery, Mrs. Daisy M. Daisy M. Avery, r eport to accompany H. R. 291Si [for relief of Daisy M. Avery] ; submitted by Mr. Harlan. June 18, 1932. 9 p. (H. rp. 1662, 72d Cong., 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Baker, Bonnie 8. Bonnie S. Baker, r pj]<^rt to accompany H. R. 9964 [for relief of Bonnie S. Baker] ; submitted by Mr. Ramspeck. June 1, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1473, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Bennett, Mrs. Cora A. Cora A. Bennett, report to accompany H. R. 3625 [for relief of Cora A. Bennett] ; submitted by Mi': Miller. June 3, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1496, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Betz, Charles A. C. A. Betz, r^^g^to accompany H. R. 5046 [for relief of C. A. Betz] ; submitted by Mr. Black. June 6, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1520, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Blomgren, Harry E. Harry E. Blomgren, report to accompany H. R. 6825 [for relief of Harry E. Blomgren] ; submiTTyil by Mr. Black. June 6, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1523, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Bryant, Edward V. Edward V. Bryant, rgjjui^to accompany H. R. 2253 [for relief of Edward V. Bryant] ; submitted by Mr. Black. June 7, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1543, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Campbell, William C. William C. Campbell, r epo rt, to accompany H. R. 10178 [for relief of William C. Campbell] ; submitted '"by Mr. Black. June 6, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1530, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Carleton-Mace Engineering Corporation, report to accompany H. R. 12509 [for relief of Carleton-Mace Engineering Cor|TOT!ftion] ; submitted by Mr. Black. June 8, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1560, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Carter, Mrs. Sophie. Sophie Carter, report to accompany H. R. 1173 [for relief of Sophie Carter] ; submitted by ATf? Pittenger. June 10, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1576, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Carver, Mrs. Mabel. Mabel Carver, reportto accompany H. R. 8009 [for relief of Mabel Carver] ; submitted by Mrr-Pffrehger. June' 10, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1580, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Cathcart, John 8. John S. Cathcart, report to accompany H. R. 7046 [for relief of John S. Cathcart] ; submittetfby Mr. Miller. June 6, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1524, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Ciscoe, Mrs. Marguerite. Marguerite Ciscoe, rguact-to accompany H. R. 7454 [for relief of Marguerite Ciscoe] ; submitted by Mr. Schafer. June 15, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1632, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. HoTT to order publications — See information folloTflng: Contents 1076 June, 1932 C'ooUdge, Mrs. Jessie R. Jessie Robinson t'oolidire, report to accompany H. R lliK'A) (for relief of Jessie Rf)binson Coolidge, ^vI3>>\v of Charles Austin Coolidiro. 'M] ; submit ted by Mr. L'lark of North Carolina. June 11, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. IGOL', 7J<1 Coll}:. 1st ses.s. ) • Pai)er, 5c. Daifcnctt, Charles E. Charles E. Dagenett, reiiutt to accompany H. R. 11098 [for relief of ("harles E. DaRenelt] ; submitted by Mr. black. June G, 1932. 2 p. (II. rp. ir>35, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Daleo, Jnspcr. Jasper Daleo, rejiflct to accompany H. R. 11903 [for relief ol" Jasjier DaleoJ ; submitted byMr. Black. June 0, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1538, 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) •Paper, 5c. Dcschamps, Vlric W. Ulric W. Descharaps. r eport to accompany H. R. 1046G [for relief of Ulric W. Deschamps] ; submitteJTTTj- Mr. Black. June 6, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1532, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Pajier, 5c. Ellcr, Fiances E. Frances E. Eller, reimrf to accompany H. R. 1434 [for relief of Frances E. Eller] ; submitted by Mr. Black. June 4, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1501, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Faria. John 0. Capt. J. O. Faria. report to accompany H. R. 92.S4 [for relief of J. O. Faria] ; submitted by Mr. I'ittenger. June 1, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1472, 72d Coug. 1st .sess.) * Paper, 5c. Fischer, Anton W. Estate of Anton W. Fischer, report to accompany S. 29G0 [for reUef of estate of Anton W. Fischer] ; submittw by Mr. Pittenger. June 11, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. IGOO, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Fleming, G. T. G. F. Fleming, rgiort to accompany H. R. 5171 [for relief of G. T. Fleming] ; submitted by Mr. Clark of North Carolina. June IS, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. IGGG, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Fogeh Dexter C. Dexter C. Fogel, r eport to accompany H. R. 4009 [for relief of Dexter C. Fogel] ; submitted by Mr! Black. June G, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1519, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Foreman, Walter T. Walter Thomas Foreman, re port to accompany S. 4513 [for relief of Walter Thomas Foreman] ; submitted by Mr. Ramspeck. June IS, 1932. 9 p. (H. rp. 1G70, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Francis, A. C. A. C. Francis, r enort to accompany H. R. 11941 [for relief of A. C. Francis] ; submitted by Mr. EUzey. June 3, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1500. 72d Coug. 1st .sess.) * Paper, 5c. Gates, George B. George B. Gates. ryjjitLto accompany II. R. 121SS [confer- ring jurisdiction in Court of Claims to hear and determine claim of George B. (Jates] ; subniittert to acconipany II. R. 4197 [for relief of Anna II. Junes | ; submitted hy Mr. Boebue. June 18. 15)32. - \). ill. ri». lOtH, 72d Cong. 1st si-ss.) • Tuper, 5c. Judge, Lawrence F. Lawrence F. Judge, r ^)ort to accompany H. K. 11817 [to extend benelits of emitloyees* conii»eusatlon act to Lawrence F. Judge] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Schafer. June G, 1932. 2 p. (II. rp. 1537, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Kvllcu, Oltnna F. Glenna F. Kelley, reiutfLto accompany II. U. 9959 [for relief of Glenna F. Kelley] ; submitted by Mr. Black. June 6, 1932. i p. (II. rp. 1528, 72d Cong. 1st t»ess.) ♦Paper, 5c. Kelley, John. John Kelly, report to accompany H. H. 2184 [for relief of John Kelley]; submitted by MrTTScIiafer. June 13, 1932. 3 p. (II. rp. 1G14, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c. Kennedy, Leslie J. Leslie J. Kennedy, r ^ort to accompany 11. H. 8130 [to pay certain claim as result of damage sustaiiicd" to Leslie J. Kennedy] ; submitted by Mr. Black. June C, 1932. 2 p. (II. rp. I.j25, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Kirkland, MiKjuic. Ma^^gie Kirkland, reixirt to accompany S. 3344 [for relief of MagLiie Kirklaiidj ; submitted by Mr. KamsiK?ck. June 1, 1932. 2 p. (II. rp. 1477, 72tl Cong. 1st sess. ) ♦ Paper, 5c. Latn-son, Mr.'!. Nellie. Nellie Lamson, report to accompany H. U. 1932 [for relief of Nellie Lamson] ; submitted by Mr. I'ittenger. June 2, 1932. 3 p. (II. rp. 1489, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Pai)er, 5c. Larson, Orvil L. Orvil L. Larson, report, t o accompany H. It. 5174 [for relief of Orvil L. Larson] ; submitted b^TETrTlihick. June G, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1521, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Lennon, John T. John T. Leunon and George T. Flora, r«T to order pulilicatioiiM — Soo iiiforiniitloii folIoYvlutf Cuntenta June, 1932 1079 Mississippi. Relief of Mississippi State treasurer, r eport^ to accompany H. R. 11204 [to autliorize Department of Agriculture to issufe duplicate check in favor of Mississippi State treasurer, original check having beeu lost] ; sub- mitted by Mr. EUzey. June 3, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1494, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Monroe, James E. James Evans Monroe, r eport to accompany H. R. 11994 [for relief of James Evans Monroe] ; submiTOH" by IVIr. Pittenger. June 24, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1717, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Morris, C. K. C. K. Morris, re port to accompany H. R. 9285 [for relief of C. K. Morris] ; submitted by Mr. Swank. June 3, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1497, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. National Surety Co., re port to ac-company H. R. 11904 [to adjust and settle claim of National Surety Company] ; submitted by Mr. Schafer. June 6, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1539, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Naval Operating Base, Hampton Roads. Reimbursement of civilian employees for tools lost in tire at pier no. 7, Hampton Roads, Va., rei]^i£i,to accompany H. R. 11905 [for reimbursement of civilian employees of Naval Op- erating Base, Hampton Roads, Va., for value of tools lost in fire at pier numbered 7. at Naval Operating Base, May 4, 1930] ; submitted by Mr. EUzey. June 3, 1932. 2 p. (H. ip. 1499, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Norilnccst Missoni-i Fair Association, Bethany, Mo., re nort- to accompany H. R. 6890 [for relief of Northwest Missouri Fair Association, Bethany, Mo.] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Lozier. June 1, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1469, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Orinski, Mary. Mary Orinski, r eport to accompany H. R. 5780 [for relief of Mary Orinski] ; submitted by Air." Pittenger. Jime 10, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1578, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Palmetto Cotton Co., re port to accompany H. R. 11308 [for relief of Palmetto Cotton Company] ; submrFted by Mr. Clark of North Carolina. June 18, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1668, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Parr, Mrs. Pleasant L. Mrs. Pleasant Lawrence Parr, re port to accompany H. R. 2532 [for relief of Mrs. Pleasant Lawrence Parr] r*Su!)mitted by Mr. Clark of North Carolina. June 18, 1932. 4 p. (H. i-p. 1660, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Pennsylvania. Department of Forests and Waters of Pennsylvania, r eport to accompany H. R. 11429 [to authorize Department of Agriculture to issue duplicate check in favor of Department of Forests and Waters of Pennsyl- vania, original check having been lost] ; submitted by Mr. Schafer. June 6, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1509, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e. Pennsylvania Raih'oad Co., T CTfwrt tn accompany H. R. 10115 [authorizing ad- justment of claim of Pennsylvania Railroad Company] ; submitted by Mr. Lozier. June 6, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1529, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Perth Amhoy, N. J., report to accompany H. R. 1808 [for relief of Perth Amboy, N. J.] ; submitted ^y Mr. Clark of North Carolina. June 11, 1932. 7 p. (H. rp. 1596, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Peter, Frederick IT'. Frederick W. Peter, reportto accompany H. R. 3032 [for relief of Frederick W. Peter] ; submitteuTy^Ir. Bacon. June 10, 1932, 3 p. (H. rp. 1588, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Phillips, Mrs. Elizabeth G. Relief of [Elizabeth Gates Phillips, Joseph M. Kressin, and Joseph Verlinde], claimants at Leavenworth, Kans., for damage to property inflicted by escaping prisoners, rgJiflBtto accompany H. R. 11533; submitted by Mr. Black. June 6, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1536, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Porcher, Frasier M. Frasier Matthews Porcher, ""p^-t to accompany H. R. 6906 [for relief of Frasier Matthews Porcher] ; submitted by Mr. Ramspeck. June 15, 1932. 6 p. (H. rp. 1631, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. b HoTT to order publications — See information folloTvingr Contents 1080 'Tune, 1932 Qucrillj/, Frmch nuxiliarj/ haik. Unrk Qu«'villy. rei^ort to ncToinpnuy H. .").Sr>S [confcrriiiK jurisdiction upon cortain courts (ifT^'nited States to he« and dctoruiinc pages.] 'Paper, 5^. Riddii'k, Samuel A. Samuel A. Hiddick, report to accomiiany II. K. G235 [for relief of Samuel A. Kiddick] ; submitteTTTTj- Mr. Pitten^rer. June 1, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 14G8, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Pa'iK'r, oe. RonroU, Mrs. Joseph. Mrs. Joseph Uoncoli, report to accompany H. R. S' [for relief of Mrs. Joseph Koncoli] ; submitTOT by Mr. Pittenger. June 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1581, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Pai)er, 5c. Salisfiurif, Emerson C. Emerson C. Salisbury, r epo rt to accompany H. II. 8710 [for relief of Emerson C. Salisbury] ; suljmitfPfP by Mr. Pittenger. June 1, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1470, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Sampson, Edgar. Edgar Sampson, re port to accompany H. R. 2040 [for relief of Edgar Sampson] ; submitted by Mr. Dickstein. June 18, 1932. 3 p. (II. rp. 1G59, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Sanford, Mrs. Anna M. Anna Marie Sanford, r epor t to accompany H. R. 11679 [for relief of Anna Marie Sanford] ; submitteTTTy Mr. Black. June 11, 1932. 7 p. (H. rp. 1003, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Santaim, Jaeob. .Jacob Santavy, report to accompany II. R. 2717 [for relief of Jacob Santavy] ; submitted by M'Tschafer. June 11, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1597, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Pai)er, 5c. Santiago, Julia. Julia Santiago, rejjftf^^to accompany H. R. 7134 [for relief of Julia Santiago]; submitted by ^Tl^Pittenger. June 10, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1579, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * I'aper, 5c. Sisk, Paul J. Paul J. Sisk, renort to accompany H. R. 8892 [for relief of Paul J. Sisk]; submitted byTSIrT P.lnck. June 6, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1526, 72d Cong. 1st .sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Stebhins, Mj-s. Mary E. Mary H Stebbins. report to accompany S. 361 [for relief of Mary E. Stebbins] ; submitted by Mr. Schafer. June 11. 1932. 8 p. (H. rp. 1G05, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Steel. Mrs. Lottie B. Lottie Bryant Steel. riiny II. R. 1950 [for relief of Lottie Bryant Steel, formerly Bryant] ; submitted by Mr. Miller. June G, 1932. 2 p. (II. rp. 1510, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5<-. Sicfcaringen, Mrs. Nannie. Nannie Swearingen, r epor t to accompany S. 363 [for relief of Nannie Swearingen] ; submitted by BTTT Pittenger. June 2<^ 1932. 3 p. (II. rp. 1676, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Thomas, William. William Thomas, rtyort to accompany 11. R. S2ri6 [to extend bcnelits of employees' compensation act to William Tlionuis] ; submitted by Mr. Cbristgau. June 23, 1932. 5 p. (II. rp. 1710, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Trotter, J. B. J. B. Trotter, rouact to accompany II. K. 5173 [for relief of J. B. Trotter] : submitted by Mr. Clark of North Carolina. June IS, 19.32. 1 p. (II. rj). 1607, 72(1 Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Turner. Robert. Robert Turner, re}wtffto accompany II. R. 3031 [for relief of Robert Turner] ; submitteul>IU*ntl<>iiH — Soc Infornintlon follitvvInK t'ontentw June, 1932 1081 I Voeltz, George. George Voeltz, r eport to accompany H. K. 5427 [for relief of j George Voeltz] ; submitted by MiTl&lack. June 17, 1932. 13 p. (H. rp. 1652, 72(1 Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. I Vomer, Anna. Anna Volker, r eport to accompany H. R. 2609 [for relief of Anna I Volker] ; submitted by Mr. "nTSter. June 1, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1466, 72a Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. W. I. Radcliffe, steamship. Steamship W. I. RadclifEe, report to accompany H. R. 11S69 [to amend act conferring jurisdiction upolPTfertain courts of United States to hear and determine claim by owner of steamship W. I. RadclifEe against United States, so as to permit joining of W. I. Radcliffe Steamship Company. Limited, in action as party libelant] ; submitted by Mr. Black. June 11, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1604, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Weber, Mrs. Aileen A. Aileen A. "Weber, repo rt to accompany H. R. 11478 [for relief of Aileen A. Weber, widow of Cee C. Weber] ; submitted by Mr. Black. June 3, 19.32. 3 p. (H. rp. 1498, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. ' West, E. C. E. C. West, re port to accompany H. R. 9215 [for relief of E. C. West] ; submitted by Mr. TE?a5ispeck. June 1, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1471, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. White, Scott C. E. G. Doty, remrt to accompany H. R. 5994 [for relief of Scott C. White] ; submitted bylJlr. Swank. June 6, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1522, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Wichmann, William. William Wiclimann, remjt to accompany H. R. 6150 [for relief of William AVichmaun] ; submitted by Mr. Ramspeck. June 1, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1467, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. \/' COINAGE, WEIGHTS, AND MEASURES COMMITTEE, HOUSE /ilver. Effect of low silver, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. Res. 72, to investigate cause and effect of present depressed value of silver. 1932. pt. 4, ii+435-530 p. il. [Revised print.] * Paper, 10c. Y4.C66: Si 3/4/pt. 4 ^P. '^ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE, HOUSE Biff Brother and Big Sister Federation, ypp"^<' to accompany H. R. 8911 [to incorporate Big Brother and Big Sister Federation] ; submitted by Mr. Palmisano. June 13, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1613, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c. oundary. District of Columbia boundary line, hearings before subcommittee on streets, avenues, and traflBc, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 10488, to appoint commission to establish boundary line between District of Co- lumbia and Virginia, Apr, 2, 1932. 1932. ii+54 p. * Paper. 10c. Y 4.D 63/1 : B 66 Eastern Dispensary and Casualty Hospital. Repairs to Casualty Hospital in District of Columbia, r epor t to accompany S. 1307 [authorizing appropriation for alteration and repair of buildings of Eastern Dispensary and Casualty Hospital] ; submitted by Mr. Holmes. June 10, 1932. 5 p. (H. rp. 1583, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print.] * Paper, 5c. Firemen's Lnsurance Company of Washington and Georgetown. To amend char- ter of Firemen's Insurance Co. [of Washington and Georgetown, in District of Columbia], reuiit^ to accompany S. 2958; submitted by Mr. Palmisano. June 29, 1932. 7 p. (H. rp. 1727, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Loans. Small loans, r eport to accompany H. R. 9592 [for regulation of busi- ness of making loans oi $300 or less in District of Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. Black. June 15, 1932. 6 p. (H. rp. 1629, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Streets. Closing portion of Virginia avenue, se. [in District of Columbia, and for other purposes], reaoct, to accompany H. R. 12768; submitted by Mr. Patman. June 23, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1718, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Ho-w to order publications— See information folIoTring: Contents i 1082 Jl:^'E, 1932 ^ ri>OOD CONTEOL COMMITTEE, HOUSE Colonido Jiivcr. I'ain Verde Valloy, Calif., ifuor t to aoconipany S. 4443 [for t'liuTKeucy relit'f nf Palo Verde Valley, Calif., fniiii overiluw and destruction by Colorado Kiver floods] ; sui)mitled by Mr. Wilson. June IS. lf):?2. 2 p. (H. rp. 1G5G, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • I'aiHjr, 5c-. Green River, rrcliuiinary exaniinatiou of Green Itiver. Wasli.. for puri>ose8 of flood eontrol, rimoU; to accompany II. R. 11930; submitted by Mr. Driver. June 11. l'J32. 2 p. (H. rp. 1595, 72d Cong. 1st se.s.<.) • raiM?r. 5<-. Mississipjji River. To amend sec. 3 of flood control act of May 15. 192S, mjprt to accompany H. R. 11551 [to amend sec. 3 of act for control of floods on Mis.sissii)pi River and its tributaries, and for other purposes, as amended, relative to maintenance of Riverside Levee between Birds Point. Mo., and New Madrid. Mo. 1 : submitted by Mr. Fulbright. June 14, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1(522. 72d Con^'. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. y FOREIGN AKFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE Bordin/, Henry. Claim of Henry I'orday. citizen of France. r«a^.i-j to accompany H. R. 12752 [authorizing' aiipi'<^>I'i'iation for payment to French Government for account of Ilenrv I'.orday. citizen of France] ; submitted by Mr. M<'Rey- nolds. June 22, 1932. 2 p. (11. rp. 1710, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Buitrago Diaz, Salvador. Salvador Buitrago Diaz, rfijujct to accompany II. R. 1274S [autliorizing appropriation for payment to Government of Nicaragua fr)r account of Salvador Buitrago Diaz, citizen of Nicaragua] : submitted by Mr. McReynolds. June 22, 1932. 2 p. (11. rp. 17(X5, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Economic conditions. Approving and encouraging efforts to hold an interna- tional economic conference, r enort to accompany II. Res. 247 : submitted by Mr. Linthicum. June 8, 1932! 2 p. (11. rp. 1561, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Foreign service relief, rg)ort to accompany H. R. lOOC.G [for relief of certain officers and employees oFTTireiirn service of I'nited States who. while in course of their respective duties, suffered losses of personal property by reason of catastrophies of nature] ; submitted by Mr. Linthicum. June IS, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1G71, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Gonzalez, lienjamin. Benjamin fJonzalez. renort to accompany H. R. ]27.'>0 [authorizing appropriation for payment to liovernment of Nicaragua for account of Ben.iamin Gonzalez, citizen of Nicaragiml : submitted by Mr. McReynolds. June 22, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1708, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Pai)er, 5c. Koch, Viuda de Jcanneret, Enriqueta. Mrs. Enriqueta Koch v. de .Teannent. r eport to accompany 11. R. 12751 [authorizing approiu-iation for payment to Cfovernment of Chile for account of Enriqueta Koch v. de Jeanneret. citizen of Chile] ; submitted by Mr. McReynolds. June 22, 1932. 2 ii. (H. rp. 1709, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) 'Paper, 5c. Fjake of the Woods, r eport to accompany S. J. Res. 124 [to fultill certain treaty obligations with resi)ect to water levels of Lake of tlie Wootls] ; .submitted by Mr. Linthicum. June 22, 10.32. 2 p. (II. ri>. 1007, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. Li Yinfi-tiuij. Claim of Li Yingling. Chinese citizen, I'MfMitt to accompany II. R. 12741 [authorizing aiii>ropriatit>n for payment to Coveniment of China for account of certain Chinese citizens] ; submitted by Mr. McReynolds. June 22, 10.32. 2 p. (II. rp. IGOO, 72d Cong. 1st .«ess.) * Paper. 5c. 'Au(j Mail Matt. rtiuutUto accomi)any II. R. 12747 [authorizing api>ropriation for pjiyment to Government of China for accoiint of Ling Mau I^Iau. citizen of China]; sulmiittcnl by Mr. McReynolds. June 22, 1032. 2 p. (H. rp. 1706* 72(1 Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Iluw «o olMlor piilOlcnHoiiN — Sof liif<>riiin< ion folIo'«vlnic ronten*« J June, 1932 1083 Martinez, Viuda de Sanchez, Mercedes. Claim of Mercedes Martinez Yiuda de Sanchez, rc^art to accompany H. R. 12742 [authorizing appropriation for payment to Government of Dominican Republic for account of Mercedes Mar- tinez Viuda de Sanchez. Dominican subject] ; submitted bv Mr. McReynolds. June 22, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1700, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Moosa, N. J. N. J. Moosa. rojiflti to accompany H. R. 12745 [authorizing ap- propriation for payment to Government of Great Britain for account of N. J. Moosa. British subject] ; submitted by Mr. McReynolds. June 22, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1703, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. J^rmanent Court of Inte7-national Justice. Permanent Court of International , >J Justice, hearings, 72d Congress. 1st session, on H. J. Res. 378, authorizing ^ ■^ appropriation as contribution of United States to expenses of Permanent Court of International Justice, calendar year 1932: address of J. Charles Linthicum, May 24, 1932. 1932. pt. 3, ii-f IS p. * Paper. 10c. Y 4.F 76/1 : In 8/8/pt. 3 Permanent Court of International Justice, r epoiit to accompany H. J. Res. 378 [authorizing appropriation as contribution of United States to expenses of Permanent Court of International Justice, calendar year 1932. at The Hague] : .submitted by :Mr. Linthicum. June 15, 1932. 5 p. (H. rp. 1628, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. • Boss, Janet H. Janet Hardcastle Ross, rppj^rt, to accompany H. R. 12743 [authorizing appropriation for payment to Government of Canada for account of Janet Hardcastle Ross, citizen of Canada] ; submitted by Mr. McReynolds. June 22, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1701, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Shanghai Electric Construction Co. {Ltd.), rppm-t to accompany H. R. 12749 [authorizing appropriation for payment to Government of Great Britain for account of Shanghai Electric Construction Company (Limited)] : submitted by Mr. McReynolds. June 22, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1707, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Tatnpen, Xortcegian steamer. Claim for damages caused by detention of Nor- wegian steamer Tampen by Coast Guard, veaat^ to accompany H. R. 12746 [authorizing appropriation for payment to Government of Norway in settle- ment of all claims for reimbursement on account of losses sustained by owner and crew of Norwegian steamer Tampen] ; submitted by Mr. McReynolds. June 22, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1704, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Ts'ao Junp-k'uan. Indemnity to family of Ts'ao Jung-k'uan, repwi^to accom- pany H. R. 12740 [authorizing appropriation for payment to Government of China for account of certain Chinese citizens] ; submitted by Mr. McReynolds. June 22, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1698, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Valladares, Viuda de Calderon, Raimunda. Claim of Raimunda Valladares de Calderon, native of Nicaragua, ro^torfa to accompany H. R. 12744 [authorizing appropriation for payment to Government of Nicaragua for account of Raimunda Valladares de Calderon, citizen of Nicaragua] ; submitted by Mr. McReynolds. June 22, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1702, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Vassiliadis, Sfelio. Stelio Vassiliadis. rfiuoct to accompany H. R. 11606 [to authorize appropriation for reimbursement of Stelio Vassiliadis] ; submitted by Mr. Linthicum. June 18, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1655, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Pai)er, 5c. War claims. Extension of time for settlement of war claims, repost-to accom- pany H. J. Res. 416 [to extend time for filing claims under settlement of war claims act of 1928, with Mixed Claims Commission, United States and Ger- many] ; submitted by Mr. Linthicum. June 20, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1672, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. y IMMIGRA.TIOX AND XATTJBALIZATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE Aliens. Amend registration act. Mar. 2, 1929. hearings. 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 244, H. R. 385, H. R. 5870. 1932. iii-t-62 p. (Hearing no. 72.1.3.) * Paper, 10c. Y 4.1m 6/1 :R 26 Ho-w to order publications — See information £ollo-«ving Content*" i 1084 June, 1932 SnilorM. Reponl of citizenship .status to alien seamen who have only declared intention to l»ec<»me citizens, lieaiinKs. 7liubnutted by Mr. Williamson. June 16, 1932. 2 p. (11. rp. 1640, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * l'ai)er, 5c. Indian'!. Acquisition of restricted Indian lands by States, counties, or munici- palities, iisoosi. to accompany H. R. 12529 ; submitted by Mr. Cartwright. June 10, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1586, 72<1 Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Kirn, Ilcnru J. Authorizing exchange of certain patented lands, ratiort to accompany II. R. 11659 [authrtrizing Secretary of Interior to cancel patent in fee issued to Henry J. Kirn and Louise H. Kirn] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. June 1, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1486, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Klamath Indians. Final enrollment of Indians of Klamath Indian Reservation, re jorL to accompany S. 2671 ; submitted by Mr. Hall of Mississippi. June 8. 1932. 3 p. (H. r|). 1562, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [The Indians concerned are the Klamath and Modoc tribes and the Yahooskin band of Snake Indians.] * Paper, 5c. Lnffertj/, H. C. H. C. Lafferty, '•^p'^'-*^ to accompany II. R. 12311 [authorizinu approririation f(»r payment of claim of H. C. Lafferty for damages occasioned by destruction of his horses] ; submitted by Mr. Williamson. June 22, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1694, 72d Cong. ls»t sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. One Ooosc, Mrs. Mary. Mary One Goose, renor t to accompany H. R. 11102 [for relief of Mary One Goose] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. June 1, 1932. 2 p. (II. rp. 1483, 72d Cong. 1st ses.s.) 'Paper, 5c. Oxatjc Indians. Civilization fund claim of Osage Indians, rcilfllt to accompany H. 2.'?52 [amending act authorizing Court of Claims to hear, determine, and render judgment in civilization fund claim of O.sage Nation of Indians against United States] ; submitted by Mr. Williamson. June 16, 1932. 6 p. (H. rp. 1645, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) 'Paper, 5c. How to ord*r pabllcatloiiH — See Information foIloTvInar Content* June, 1932 1085 Osage Indians — Continued. Osage Indians in Oklahoma, r£p9rt to accompany S. 3085 [relating to tribal and individual affairs of Osage Indians of Oklahoma] ; submitted by Mr. Loofbourow. June 7, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1548, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Oto Indians. Adjudication of rights of Otoe and Missouri tribes of Indians, report to accompany H. R. 10927 [conferring jurisdiction on Court of Claims to adjudicate rights of Otoe and Missouri tribes of Indians to compensation] : submitted by Mr. Loofbourow. June 22, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1696, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Conferring jurisdiction on Court of Claims to adjudicate rights of Otoe 7 and Missouria tribes of Indians to compensation on basis of guardian and ward, hearings before subcommittee on jurisdiction, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 10927, Apr. 28, 1932. 1932. ii+35 p. ([No.] 598.) * Paper, 10c. Y 4.1n 2/1 : Ot 6 Palmer, P. H. P. H. Palmer, r epoi-]^ t o accompany H. R. 11191 [for relief of P. H. Palmer] ; submitted by Mr. Loofbourow. June 1, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1484, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Refunds of taxes. To carry out certain obligations to enrolled Indians [rela- tive to interest on refunds of taxes illegally collected on income from tax- exempt lands], r eport to accompany H. J. Res. 409; submitted by Mr. Cart- wright. June 9, 1955/ 2 p. (H. rp. 1567, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Seminole Indians. Determination of certain claims of Seminole Indians, re- noft— t o accompany H. R. 5846 [authorizing district court for eastern dis- trict of Oklahoma to hear and determine certain claims of Seminole Nation or tribe of Indians] ; submitted by Mr. Loofbourow. June 13. 1932. 5 p. (H. rp. 1618, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Senemi Indians. To ratify certain leases with Seneca Indians [entered into between Henry A. Walter and said Indians], recftii. to accompany H. R. 11331; submitted by Mr. ■ Loofbourow. June 8, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1559, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. WinnebaffO Indians, Thurston County, Nebr., renort to accompany H. R. 11297 [for relief of Winnebago Indians residing in school district numbered 17, Thurston County, Nebr.] ; submitted by Mr. Peavey. June 21, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1683, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Wood, Stella M. To add certain names to final roll of Sac and Fox Indians, re norL to accompany H. R. 11798 ; submitted by Mr. Hall of Mississippi. June 1, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1487, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [The names to be added are Stella Mae Wood, Ethelyn Gladys Wood, and Vernon Pequano.] * Paper, 5c. Janhton Indians. Providing for inclusion of certain additional names in roll of Yankton Sioux tribe of Indians, hearings before subcommittee on general bills, 72d Congi-ess. 1st session, on H. R. 8089, May 26, 1932. 1932. ii-fl3 p. ([No.] 599.) * Paper, 5c. Y4.1n2/1:Y1 VfNTEESTATB AND FOREIGN COMMERCE COMMITTEE, HOUSE Airmen. Air pilots, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 31867, to amend railway labor act [so as to extend provisions of act to any common carrier by air and air pilots or other employees of any such common car- rier]. May 12 [and 13], 1932. 1932. iii+47 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.1n 8/4 : Ai 7/5 Champlain, Lake. Bridge across Lake Champlain from East Alburg to West Swanton, Vt., rejjacL to accompany S. 1980 [to extend times for commencing and completing construction of bridge across Lake Champlain from East Alburg, Vt., to West Swanton, Vt., by Jed P. Ladd] ; submitted by Mr. Nelson of Maine. June 22, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1692, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. HoTv to order publications— See fnforiuAtton folio-wing Contents I J 1086 June, 1032 Dclatcare River Joint Commission, hearing bi-foiv bridjre sulx'ommittee, 72(1 ConKfc'SS, Ist session, on S. J. Res. 41 tJ-'i'antini; consent of Contrress to com- I)act or agreement between Pennsylvania and New Jersey] creating Dela- ware Ilivi'r Joint Commission [and specifying powers and duties thereof]. Mar. 25. 1932. 19:52. iii+51 p. 'Paper, 10c. Y 4.1n 8/4 : D 37/3 Mississiptyi River. Bridge across Mississippi River at or near Cherokee and Osage streets, St. Louis, Mo.. ry>««»t to accompany H. R. 9265 [to extend times fur commencing and comiileting construction of bridge across Missis- sippi River at or near jioint i)etween Cherokee and Osage streets. St. IvOuis, Mo., by H. C. Brenner Realty and l-^nance Coritoration] ; submitted by Mr. Milligan. June 1, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. 1478, 72d Cong. 1st sess. j • Paper, 5c. Bridge across Missis.t to accompany H. R. 12494 [amending act author- izing West Virginia by and through State Bridge Commission of West Vir- ginia, to acquire, purchase, construct, improve, maintain, and operate bridges across streams and rivers within said State and/or across lx>undary-line streams or rivers of said State] ; submitted by Mr. Co/ session, on H. J. Res. 197, proposing amendment to Constitution of United States relative to equal rights for men and women, Mar. 16, 1932. 1932. ii-f 84 p. (Serial 13.) * Paper, 10c. Y 4. J 89/1 : Eq 2/2 orkmen's compensation. Amend Federal employers' liability act, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 11181, relative to assumption of risks of employment, H. R. 11498, to amend act relating to liability of common car- riers by railroad to their employees in certain cases. May 19, 1932. 1932. ii+31 p. (Serial 14.) * Paper, 10c. Y 4. J 89/1 : Em 7/12 I/lador committee, house nemployed. Relief of distress due to unemployment, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 11055, H. R. 11056, and H. R. 12097, bills for relief of distress due to unemployment, to create committee for Federal, State, and local coojieration in placing qualified unemployed persons on unoccupied farms for purpose of growing subsistence food crops during continuance of unemployment emergency, Apr. 29-May 6, 1932. 1932. ii+112 p. * Paper. 10c. Y 4.L 11 : Un 2/2 — To provide for free distribution of excess clothing and material held by Government to unemployed persons, '•pp"''*' to accompany H. J. Res. 422 [for survey to determine amount of excess cloth, shoes, hats, caps, clothing, gar- ments, and material from which wearing apparel may be made or manufac- tured, held by Government, and for free distribution of such excess to unemployed people of United States] ; submitted by Mr. Connery. June 21, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1681, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. / A ^i^BRARY COMMITTEE, HOUSE Indian Buffalo Hunt. Erect statue of Indian Buffalo Plunt, reaatt to accom- pany H. R. 12026 [to purchase and erect in city of Washington group of statuary known as Indian Buffalo Hunt] ; submitted by Mr. Gilbert. June 9, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1564, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Hofv to order publications — See information foUoTTingr Contents 1088 June, 1932 I'uUi.'^ki. Count Casimir. Erection of lueniorial to Casiinir Pulaski at Savan luih, Ga., ix^uiiU to a< company II. K. U41KJ ; subiniuecl by .Mr. Gilbert. Jun-- liU, iu;i2. 1 p. (H- n>- ll>^'5, T2d Cong. Isl sess.) * I'aper, 5c. Smithsonian Institution. Providing for tilling of vacancies in board of regents of Sniitlisonian Institution of clas.s other than Members of Congress [by aiipoiutnu'ut of K. Walton :\Iuure, Uol)ert \V. Bingham, and Aujxustus P. LoriugJ, rei^iirt-to accomi)any 11. J. Kes. 408; submitted by Mr. Gilbert. June 2, 1U32. iTp! (H. rp. 1488, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. V^EEOHANT MARINE, RADIO, AND FISHERIES COMMITTEE, HOUSE Merchant marine. Merchant marine investijjation, hearinfis, 72<1 Congress, 1- ses.sion, on general inquiry into American merchant marine and Shippin- I'.oard and Merchant Fleet Corjioration affairs, including sales, operations, construction loans, and mail contracts, Jan. 13-Apr. 20, 11)32. 1932. ix+.jTQ p. * Paper, 50c. Y 4.M 53 : M 53/10 ■ Same, api)endix. 1032. ii+lll)2 p. 8 tab. * Vdim; $1.10. Y 4.M .53 : M 53/10/app. Virgin Islands. Amending merchant marine act as applied to Virgin Islands. rk'^uiUAo accompany H. K. 10329 [to amend sec. 21 of act to provide for pro- motion and maintenance of American merchant marine, to repeal certain emergency legislation, and provide for disiX)sition, regulation, and use of propertv acquired theieunder, as applied to Virgin Islands] ; submitted by Mr. Davis. June 13, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. ICIG, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [H. R. 10329 relates to extending coastwise laws of United States to Virgin Islands.] * I'aper, 5c. ^MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE Adams, Mrs. Caroline H. Caroline H. Adams, reajyt to accompany H. R. 6828 [for relief of Caroline H. Adams, widow of Samuel I. Adams] ; submitted by Mr. Crump. June 14, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1621, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. American Legion. Loan of equipment for 14th annual convention, American Legion, r euort to acconii)any S. 3705 [to authorize Secretary of War to lend War Department equipment for use at 14th national convention of American Legion at Portland, Oreg., during Sept. 1932] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Oklahoma. June 3, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1495, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Army emergency officer.^' retired list. Emergency officers' retirement act, re- port to accomi»any H. K. 12448 [to amend laws providing retired pay for certain officers and former officers of Army, Navy, and Marine Corps] ; sub- mitted by Mr. James. June 4, 1932. 20 p. (H. rp. 1504, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Boiling Field. Acquisition of land adjacent to Boiling Field, District of Colum- bia, report-to accompany H. R. 11732 [to amend sec. 2 of act approvetl Feb. 25, 1929 (45 Stat. 1303), to complete acquisition of land adjacent to Boiling Field, District of Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. Hill of Alabama. June 6, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1510, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Brown, George F. George Fletcher Brown, w»f»oi:t to accompany H. R. 3404 [for relief of George Fletcher Brown] ; submitted by Mr. Wolverton. June 9, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 15G9, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * I'aper, 5c. Burns, Henry M. Henry M. Burns, riHiacOo accompany H. R. 2911 [for relief of Henry M. Burns] ; submitted by .Mr. Kvale. June 22, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1712, 72(1 Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Devine, Timothy. Timothy Devini>, n- port to accompany II. R. 2735 [for relief of Timothy Devine] ; sul)mitted by Mr. Rogers. June 21, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. lOM, 72(1 Cong. 1st .ses.s.) * PaiH'r, 5c. Fling, George. G(«orge Fling, vvnoiX to accompany II. R. 42tKi |for relief of George Fling] ; submitted by Mr. Pettengill. June 10, 1932. 4 p. (H. rp. lOoO, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * I'aper, 5c. ■low (<> <>rf act making appropriations for service of Post Office Department, liscal year 1913, relative to filing of statements of ownership, n)anngement. circula- tion, etc.. of publications entered as 2d-class matter] ; submitted by Mr. I-am- neck. June 10, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 104G, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper. 5c. Public moneys. Funds collected on C O. D. parcels, r,gnort to accompany H. R. 10044 [to require postmasters to account for money colTPCted on mail delivered at their respective office^*] ; submitted by Mr. Gary. June 15. 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1035, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper. 5c. Vehicles. Hire of vehicles from postal employees, reuurt to accompany H. R. 9555 [to authorize Postmaster General to hire vehicles from postal em- ployees] ; submitted by Mr. Major. June 18, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1054, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) • Paper, 5c. ^^RINTINQ COMMITTEEl, HOUSE Davis, Jefferson. Authorizing printing of proceedings in Congress, reoQ^r t to accompany S. Con. Res. 24 [to print and bind proceedings in Congress and in Statuary Hall upon occasions of unveiling in Capitol of statues of JeCfers Stat. 218)]; sub- mitted by Mr. Butler. June 11, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1594, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Taper, He. yational forests. Extension of forest exchange act [to lands adjacent ta national forests in Oregon], rqaMt to accompany S. 7G3 ; submitted by Mr. Butler. June 14, 1932. 2 p. (11. rp. 1623, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Salt River VaUcy Water Users' Association. Authorize acceptance of relinquish ments by Arizona and Tempe, Ariz., to tracts of lands, £eport to accompany H. R. I'2.'i50 [to authorize acceptance of relinciuishnients ny Arizona and Tenipe. Ariz., to tracts of lands granted by act of Apr. 7, 1930, and to direct Secretary of Interior to issue patent to said tracts to Salt River Valley Water lasers Association] ; submitted by Mr. Chavez. June 21, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1G87, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Sanchez, Fnnieis R. Francis R. Sanchez, i^Wuii to accompany S. 3592 [con- firming claim of Francis R. Sanchez] ; submitted by Mr. Yon. June 15, 1932. 2 p. (II. rp. 1G27, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Sulphur. To amend act to promote production of sulphur upon public domain within Louisiana [so as to include New Mexico], reiioBt to accompany S. 3270: submitted by Mr. Chavez. June 15, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1626, 72d Cong. Ist sess. ) * Paper, 5c. ^ BIVERS AND HARBORS COMMITTEE, HOUSE Apnte Rail Harbor (Two i7f/rbor. examination and survey of harbor at Grand Marais. Minn. [Apr. 20, 1932, with reports of P. C. Bullard, etc.]. [1932.] 16 p. map. (Document 22. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) t Y4.R 52: 72/22 Great Sodus Bay Harbor, X. Y., r^fitirt from chief of engineers on preliminary examination and survey of Great Sodus Bay Harbor, X. Y. [Apr. 19. 1932. with reports of Eugene Reybold, etc.]. [1932.] 27 p. map. (Document 23, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) t Y4.R 52: 72/23 yEouston ship channel, Tex., hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on subject of ^ improvement of Houston ship channel, Tex., June 1, 1932. 1932. ii-f 13 p. * Paper, 5c. ' Y 4.R 52 : H 81/2 Ho^v to ordor pabllcationii — See information foIIOTrlns Content* June, 1932 1093 Hudson River Channel, N. Y. and N. J., hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, J on subject of improvement of Hudson River Channel, N. Y. and N. J., May 26, 1932. 1932. ii+20 p. * Paper, 10c. T 4.R 52 : H S6/2 Inland Steel Convpany. Sale of southerly end of breakwater at Indiana Har- bor, Ind. [to Inland Steel Company], rep ori^t n accompany S. 4573; submitted by Mr. Mansfield. June 11, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1592, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Inland watenrays. Intracoastal waterway from Cape Fear River, N. C, to St. Johns River, Fla., r epor_t of Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors on review of reports heretofore submitted on intracoastal waterway from Cape Fear River, N. C, to St. Johns River, Fla., bridges over waterway in Horrv County, S. C. [Apr. 22, 1932. ^^'ith report of Gilbert Van B. Wilkes, etc.]. [1932.] 20 p. (Document 14. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) t Y 4.R 52 : 72/14 Marquette Harbor, Mich., repor t from chief of engineers on preliminary exam- ination and survey of liarour at Marquette. Mich. [Apr. 16, 1932. with re- ports of P. C. BuUard, etc.]. [1932.] 13 p. map. (Document 20, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) t Y4.R 52: 72/20 Miami Harbor, Fla., hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on subject of improve- yment of Miami Harbor, with view to securing seaplane channel in Biscayne Bav, leading to Dinner Key, Fla., May 27, 1932. 1932. ii+14 p. * Paper, oc. Y 4.R 52 : M 58/6 ilflicaulcee Harbor. Wis., hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on subject of im- V^provement of Milwaukee Harbor, Wis., May 23, 1932. 1932. ii+6 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.R 52 : M 64/2 Ponce Harbor, P. R., report of Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors on review of reports heretofore submitted on Ponce Harbor, P. R. [May 2, 1932, with report of R. T. Ward, etc.]. [1932.] 16 p. (Document 18, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) t Y 4.R 52 : 72/18 yPort Aransas, Tex., hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on subject of improve- ment of Port Aransas, Tex., June 9, 1932. 1932. ii+10 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.R 52 : P 83/2 P^ Washington Harbor. Wis., hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on subject '^^of improvement of Port Washington Harbor, Wis., Mar. 9, 1932. 1932. ii+28 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.R 52 : P 83/1 Potonmc River, D. C, water front on north side of Washington Channel, hear- ings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on subject of improvement of water front on ^ north side of Washington Channel, Potomac River, D. C, June 2, 1932. 1932. ii+14 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.R 52 : P 84/2 Rouge River. Old channel of River Rouge, Mich., rgaoct-from chief of engi- neers on preliminary examination and survey of old channel of River Rouge, Mich. [May 4, 1932, with reports of D. McCoach, jr., etc.]. [1932.] 18 p. map. (Document 19, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) t Y4.R 52: 72/19 iSabine-Neches Watertcay, Tex., hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on subject J of improvement of Sabine-Neches Waterway, Tex., June 1, 19^2. 1932. ii+16 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.R 52 : Sa 1/9 San Francisco Bay. Lower San Francisco Bay and Guadalupe River, Calif., hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on subject of improvement of lower San i, Francisco Bay and Guadalupe River, Calif., May 23, 1932. 1932. ii+5 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.R 52 : Sa5 fr/3 Toledo, Ohio. Toledo Harbor, Ohio, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on subject of improvement of Toledo Harbor, Ohio, June 1, 1932. 1932. ii+6 p. ' * Paper, 5c. Y 4.R 52 ; T 57 Toledo Harbor, Ohio, rejart from chief of engineers on preliminary examination and survey of Toledo Harbor, Ohio [Apr. 19, 1932, with reports of D. McCoach, jr., etc.]. [1932.] 28 p. map. (Document 21, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) t Y4.R 52: 72/21 HovF to order publications — See information follo^vins Contents / 1094 June, 1932 S^Umpqua River, Orcfj., hearinjrs, 72(1 Contrress, 1st session, on subject of improvo- nient of Umpqua River, Orej:., May 25, 1932. 1932. ii+8 p. • Paper. 5c. Y 4.R 52 : L'm 6 1 Virgin Islands. Extending certain provisions of river and harbor act of Mar. 3, 1899, to Virgin Island.s, rgpert to accompany H. R. 12202; submitted by Mr. Man.sfield. June 1, 1932. 1 p. (II. rp. 1404, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, -,<■. V^ Weymouth Fore River, Manx., hearings, 72tl Congress, 1st session, on subject nf "-^ improvement of Weymouth Fore River, Mass., May 19, 1932. 1932. ii + 19 i-. • Paper, 10c. Y 4.R 52 : W r. l V BOADS COMMITTEE, HOUSE Roads. Federal aid in con.struction of roads, report to accompany S. 30 [i<> amend act to provide that United States shallfflTr States in construction <'!' rural i)ost roads, approved July 11, 1916, as amended and supplementetll : submitted by Mr. Alnion. June 11, 1932. 4 p. (II. rp. 1G09, 72d Cong. 1 sess.) * Paper, 5c. — Roads, hearings, 72d Congress. 1st session, on H. R. 1163G, to amend amendment to Federal highway act, approved May 21, 1928 (45 Stat. L. 683) [relative to expenditure of Federal funds on highways or streets within municipalities]. May G, 1932. 1932. [l]+17p. ♦ Paper, 10c. Y 4.R 53/2 : H 35/19 ^ RITLES COMMITTEE, HOUSE Air.sJiips. Transoceanic merchant airship bill, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st se^- ^ Rion, on H. Res. 224 and H. R. 8681, May 19 and 24, 1932. 1932. ii+12 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. Y 4.R 86/1 : T 68 \ Business. Entrance of Government into business, hearin.cs. 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. Res. 214 [for investigation of Government competition with private enterprise], May 13 [and 24], 1932. 1932. 2 pts. [iv]+30 p. * Pai>er, each pt. 5c. Y 4.R S6/1 : G 74/3/pt. 1, 2 Campaif/n expenditures. Special committee on campaign expenditures, rejkitt to accompany H. Res. 201 [that special committee be appointed by the Speaker to investigate expenditures of candidates for President, Vice Presi- dent, and House of Representatives] ; submitted by Mr. O'Connor. June 6, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1508, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. \ Copyright, hearings. 72d Congress. 1st session, on H. R. 12004. Sirovich copy- -^ right bill, May 19, 1932. 1932. ii+16 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.R 80/1 : C 79/3 Delaware River Joint Commission. Creating Delaware River Joint Commis- sion, reixwt to accompany H. Res. 241 [for consideration of S. J. Res. 41, granting consent of Congress to compact or agreement between Pennsylvania and New Jersey creating Delaware River Joint Commission and specifying powers and duties thereof] ; submitted by Mr. Bankhead. June 1, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1463, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Economic conditions. Approving and encouraging efforts to hold an interna- tional economic conference, rep«wrt to accompany H. Res. 262 [for considera- tion of H. Res. 247, approving and encouraging efforts to hold an interna- tional economic conference] ; submitted by Mr. Bankhead. June 9, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1572, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. \Envelopes. Regulate manufacture and sale of stamped envelopes, hearings. 3 72d Congress. 1st session, on H. R. 8576, May 25 and 24. 1932. 1932. ii + 13 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. Y 4.R 86/1 : St 2 Federal home loan hanks, o t t pm -t to accompany H. Res. 253 [for consideration of H. R. 12280, to create Federal home loan banks, to provide for supervision thereof, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Pou. June 7, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1545, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Haioaii. Investigate conditions of Hawaii, hearing. 72d Congress, 1st session. __. on H. Res. 212, May 19. 1932. 1932. ii+S p. * Paper, 5c. Y4.R86/1:H31 HovF to order pnbllcatlona— See Information follovrinv Content* JuXE, 1932 1095 Kidnaping. Antikidnaping, cefw*^ to accompany H. Res. 250 [for considera- tion of H. R. 5G57, forbidding transiX)rtation of any person in interstate commerce, kidnaped or otlierwise unlawfully detained] ; submitted by Mr. O'Connor. June 6, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1507, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Loans. To provide that advances under Reconstruction Finance Corporation act may be made for crop planting or crop cultivation, including summer fallowing, during 1932, repor t to accompany H. Res. 263 [for consideration of S. 47S0, to provide that advances under Reconstruction Finance Corpora- tion act may be made for crop planting or crop cultivation, including summer fallowing, during 1932] ; submitted by Mr. Pou. June 9, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1573, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. Granting Metropolitan Water District of Southern California public and reserved lands of United States, raport to accompany H. Res. 238 [for consideration of H. R. 10048, granting to Metropolitan Water District of Southern California public and reserved lands of United States in counties of Los Angeles, Riverside, and San Bernardino, Calif., for aqueduct] ; submitted by Mr. Bankhead. June 1, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1462, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Neiv York City. Consideration of H. R. 12360. r £Dort to accompany H. Res. 257 [for consideration of H. R. 12360, to authorize Secretary of Treasury to enter into contract with New York Central Railroad to purchase parcel of land and building known as Grand Central Station Post OflBce and Office Building, numbered 452 Lexington avenue, in city of New York, for post-office and other governmental purposes, and to pay purchase price therefor on or prior to June 30, 1937] ; submitted by Mr. O'Connor. June 7, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1552, 72d Coug. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Post Office Department. Investigate expenditures of Post Office Department, r eport to accompany H. Res. 226 ; submitted by Mr. Sabath. June 7, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1544, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. TJnempJoyed. Broaden lending powers of Reconstruction Finance Corporation and to create employment by authorizing public-works program and provid- ing method of financing such program, r ejort to accompany H. Res. 251 [for consideration of H. R. 12445, to relieve destitution, to broaden lending powers of Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and to create employment by au- thorizing and expediting public-works program and providing method of financing such program] ; submitted by Mr. Bankhead. June 6, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1505, 72d Cong. l9t sess.) * Paper, 5c. Creating special committee on public works with view to relief of unem- ployment, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. Res. 208, May 23, 1932. 1932. ii-f7 p. * Pai)er, 5c. Y 4.R 86/1 : P 96/3 Wheat. 'Authorizing distribution of Government-owned wheat and cotton for relief of distress, r eport to accompany H. Res. 261 [for consideration of H. J. Res. 418, authorizing distribution by Federal Farm Board of Government- owned wheat and cotton to American National Red Cross and other organi- zations for relief of distress] ; submitted by Mr. O'Connor. June 9, 1932. 1 p. (H. rp. 1571, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. V WAYS AND me:ans committee, house Adjusted service certificates. Loans to veterans and reduction of interest charge on loans, i; gport to accompany H. R. 12408 [to reduce rate of interest on loans upon adjusted service certiiicates and to give such certificates loan value immediately upon issuance thereof] ; submitted by Mr. Bacharach. June 9, 1932. 3 p. (H. rp. 1565, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26797 Birth control, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 11082. May 19 and 20, 1932. 1932. iii+149 p. 1 pi. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.W 36 : B 53 Gasoline. Amendment to revenue act of 1932 [relative to tax on gasoline and lubricating-oils], rgjiflit to accompany H. J. Res. 435; submitted by Mx\ Ragon. June 16, 1932. , 3 p. (H. rp. 1641, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. HoTf- to order publications — See information foUoTVins Contents \ 1096 June, 1932 RiverH. Early completion of river and liarbor projects, hearings before sub- conimittiH'. TLM Concress, 1st session, on H. U. 461)8. Mav 20 and 2G. IWiL'. 1U3L'. iii + 14U I). * Paper, 10c. ' Y4.W36:R5L' Rockefeller Center, Incorporated. Entry under bond of various exhibits, f^' port-to accompany 11. U. 12171 [for entrj- under bond of exhibits of arts, sciences, and industries, and products of soil, mine, and .sea, for display at exhibitions to be held by Ilockefeller Center, Incorporated] ; submitted bv Mr. Cullen. June 6, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1506, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Sales tax. Amend revenue act, 1932, rapw* to accompany H. J. Res. 439 [to amend revenue act of 1932, so as to secure to States or subdivisions thereof complete exemption from any sales tax imposed by said act] ; submitted by Mr. Hagon. June 22, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1695, 72d"Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper. 5c. — — Amendment to revenue act of 1932, repQj:!. to accompanj' II. J. lies. 4'_".i [to amend .sec. 625 (a) of revenue act of l932. relatinj; to sales tax] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Crisp. June 13, 1932. 2 p. (H. rp. 1615, 7Jd Cong. 1st ses.s.j * Paper, 5c. \ Tariff. Equalization of tariff duties by compensating for depreciation of for- eign currencies, hearings, 72<1 Congress, 1st session, on House bills num- bered 6707. 7919, S544-47, 8550-57, 8640, 86SS, 8752, 0885, 10797, May 12-18. 1932. 1932. iv-f437 p. 11. * Paper, 25c. Y 4.W 36 : T 17/172 Uncmploi/ed. Broaden lending po-^vers of Reconstruction Finance Corpora- tion, ijUMVir to accompany H. R. J.L'445 [to relieve destitution, to broaden lending ix>wers of Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and to create em- ployment by authorizing and expediting public-works program and providing method of financing such program] : submitted by Mr. Rainey. June 6, 1932. 10 p. (H. rp. 1512, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [Includes views of minority.] * Paper, 5c. SENATE Approjyriations. Supplemental estimate of appropriation for contingent ex- penses. Senate [fiscal year 1932]. June 6, 1932. 2 p. (H. doc. 351. 72x1 Cong. 1st sess. ) ♦ Paper, 5c. BimetaUism. Independent bimetallism or bolshevism? article by Jonathan Bourne, jr.. relative to S. 2487. providing for free coinage of silver and gold at ratio of 16 to 1 ; [presented by Mr. Wheeler]. 1932, [l]-f-12 p. ( S. doc. 109, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26798 Calendar of business. Senate, 72d Congress, 1st session. June 1 -30. 1932 ; no. 111^144. 1932. various paging, large 8° [Daily when Senate is In .session.] t Y1.3:72/ll&-144 Railroad salaries, letter of Joseph B. Eastman, memlier of Interstate Commerce Commission, to James Couzens, Sen:ite. transmitting certain information relative to salaries of officials on class 1 railroad.s. Dec. 1929, and Mar. 1932; i>resented by Mr. Couzens. 1932. iiH-51 p. (S. doc. 129, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. L. C. card 32 -26799 Smith, George O. Tnited States, appellant, versus fleoru'e OMs Smith, opinion of Supreme Court deliverer inibll«-ii« l«ui« — Soo i ■iroriiiii t ion folIo^vliiK fonlentii June, 1932 1097 Columbia Xational Forest. Addition of lands to Columbia National Forest, lepe** to accompany S. 1492; submitted by Mr. McNary. June 1, calendar day June 3, 1931'. 2 p. (S. rp. 764, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Forest Service. Field season contracts of Forest Service, r enort to accompany H. R. 11944 [to facilitate execution of and economy in field season contracts of Forest Service] ; submitted by Mr. McNary. June 8, calendar day June 9, 1932. 2 p. ( S. rp. 792, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, oc. Oleomargarine. Authorizing packing of oleomargarine [and adulterated butter] in tin and other suitable packages, report to accompany S. 4065 ; submitted by Mr. McNary. June 13, calendar day June 14, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 828, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Unemployed. Information as aid to unemployed who seek opportunities in rural areas, repor t to accompany S. J. Res. 169 [to provide information and direction to individuals and agencies concerned with relieving unemployment through finding opportunities for subsistence in rural areas] ; submitted by Mr. McNary. June 8, calendar day June 10, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 799, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Upper Mississippi River Wild Life and Fish Refuge. Right of way over Upper Mississippi River Wild Life and Fish Refuge, report to accompany S. 4874 [to grant right of way or easement over lands of United States within Upper Mississippi River Wild Life and Fish Refuge to Savanna-Sabula Bridge Company for construction of highway between Savanna, 111., and Sabula, Iowa] ; submitted by Mr. McNary. June 15, calendar day June 20, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 844, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Wheat. Distribution of Government-owned wheat for relief purposes, repor t to accompany S. J. Res. 172 [authorizing distribution by Federal Farm Board of Government-owned wheat to American National Red Cross for relief of distress] ; submitted by Mr. McNary. June 8. calendar day June 9, 1932. 2 p. ( S. rp. 793, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Widow's Island. Transfer of Widow's Island, Me., for migratory-bird refuge, rePQj t to accompany S. 1863 [to authorize and direct transfer of Widow's Island, Me., by Seci'etary of Navy to Secretary of Agriculture for administra- tion as migratory-bird refuge] ; submitted by Mr. McNary. June 15, calendar day June 23, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 897, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. ^^LASKA RAILROAD, SPECIAL SELECT COMMITTEE TO IX\'ESTIGATE. SENATE Alasha. Mining of coal adjacent to Alaska Railroad, Alaska, report-t o accom- pany H. R. 12281 [to encourage mining of coal adjacent to Alaska Railroad in Alaska] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. June 30, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 965, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. -Z APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE Appropriations. Second deficiency appropriation bill, 1932, hearings before sub- committee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 12443, making appropriations to supply deficiencies in appropriations for fiscal year 1932 and prior fiscal years, to provide supplemental appropriations for fiscal year 1932, and for other purposes. 1932. ii-f 37 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.Ap 6/2 : D 36/932-2 Second deficiency appropriation bill, 1932, T- enorf- tr, accompany H. R. 12443 [making appropriations to supply deficiencies in appropriations for fiscal year 1932 and prior fiscal years, to provide supplemental appropriations for fiscal years 1932 and 1933, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Jones. June 28, 1932. 2 p. (S. y^. 948, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. District of Columhia. District of Columbia appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1933, hearings before subcommittee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 11361. 1932. ii-f 472 p. * Paper, 30c. T 4. Ap 6/2 : D 63/933 District of Columbia appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1933, r enod . to ac- company H. R. 11361 ; submitted by Mr. Bingham. June 8, 1932. S p. (S. rp. 787, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. HoTV to order publications — See information foUoTrlns Contents 1098 June, 1932 ^ Economios in yational Government. Legislative establishment appropriation 1)111, (tist-al year) VJ'.i'A, ]>t. 2, to effect eeoiKiuiics in National CJovernment, hearings before subcommittee, 72d Congress, 1st se.s,sion, on H. R. 112G7. 1932. ii+97 p. 'Paper, 10c. Y 4.Ap6/2: L52/yu;:: Government offices. Independent officos appropriation bill, 1933. r«yaQit.to ac- comi)any II. K. 10022 [makinp appropriations for Executive Oflice and sundry independent executive bureaus, boards, commis.'jions. and oflices, fiscal year 1933] ; submitted by Mr. Smoot. June 8, calendar day June 10, 1932. 6 p. (S. rp. 79.S, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Taper, 5c. Navy Department. Navy Department and naval service appropriation bill, fl.scal year 1933, r eporL to accomi)any H. R. 11452; submitted by Mr. Hah'. June 13, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 822, 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) * Paper, 5c. \ Navy Department appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1933, hearings before subcommittee, 72d Conf:ress, 1st session, on H. K. 11452. 19.32. ii+95 p. * I'aper, 10c. Y 4.Ap 6/2 : N 22/2/93:; Treasury Department. Treasury and Post OflBce Departments appropriation bill, [liscal year] 1933, hearings before subcommittee, 72d Congress, 1st ses- sion, on H. R. 9699. 1932. ii+1183 p. 1 tab. * Paper, $1.00. Y4.Ap 6/2 :T 71/933 Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill, fiscal year 1933. report to accompany 11. R. 9G99 ; submitted by Mr. Oddie. June 15, calendar day June 21, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 850, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1933. supplemental hearings before subcommittee, 72d Congress. 1st session. on H. R. 9699. 1932. ii+68 p. ♦ Paper, 10c. Y 4.Ap 6/2 : T 71/933-2 / War Department. War Department appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1933, hearings before subcommittee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 11897. 1932. 11+101 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.Ap 6/2 : W 19/93:; War Department appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1933, report to accom- pany H. R. 11897; submitted by Mr. Reed. June 1, calendar day June 7. 1932. 6 p. (S. rp. 773, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. \ >/ BANKING AND CUKBENCT COMMITTEE, SENATE \ Federal home loan hanks. Creation of Federal home-loan banks, re port . to accompany S. 2959 [to create Federal home loan banks, to provide for super- vision thereof, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Watson. June 15, calendar day June 16, 1932. 13 p. (S. rp. 837, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26801 Creation of system of Federal home loan banks, hearings, 72d Congress. 1st session, on S. 2959, June 11 and 14, 1932. 1932. pt. 5, iii +089-703 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.B 22/3 : H 75/pt. 5 Loans. Amendment to Reconstruction Finance Corporation act providing ad- vances for crop planting and cultivation, rejioi't to accompany S. 4780 [t<> provide advances under Reconstruction FinancenCorporation act may be made for croi) planting or crop cultivation, including summer fallowing, during 19.32] ; submitted by Mr. Norbeck. June 1, calendar day June 2, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 761, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. National hanks. Amendments to sec. 5202, Revised statutes, national bank indebtedness, and sec. 5240, Revised statutes, expense of examination, fiduci- ary powers of national banks, rcjmrt to accoini»any S. 4S51 [to amend sec. 5202, Revised statutes, as amended (I'. S. C, title 12, ch. 2. sec. 82), ami sec. 5240, Revised statutes, as amended (U. S. C. title 12, ch. 3. sc. 481-485)] ; .submitted by Mr. Walcott. June 9, calendar day June 11. 19.32. 3 p. (S. rp. 806, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Taxation of national bank shares, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 4291, to amend .sec. 5219, Revised statutes, as amended. Apr. 2 and 4, 1932. 19.32. 111 + 144 p. • Paper, 10c. Y -l.H 22'3 : T 19/2 IIo^v to order pnl>licntlona — Sec Inforniutlon followlnii: Contents June, 1932 1099 National banks — Continued. Transferors for collection of negotiable instruments be preferred credi- tors of insolvent national banks in certain cases, repor t to accompany S. 4034; submitted by Mr. Goldsborougb. June 8, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 776, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Unclaimed national bank deposits, regort to accompany S. 3346 [to provide for disposition of unclaimed deposits in national banks] ; submitted by Mr. Townsend. June 1, calendar day June 2, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 760, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print. 1st print reads incorrectly Mr. Wheeler instead of Mr. Townsend.] * Paper, 5c. Prices. Restoring and maintaining average purchasing power of dollar, hear- ings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 11499, for restoring and maintaining purchasing power of dollar, S. 4429, to restore and maintain average purchas- ing power of dollar by expansion and contraction of credits and currency, , May 12-18, 1932. 1932. iii+312 p. il. 1 pi. * Paper, 20c. Y4.B22/3:D69 'Silver. Purchase of silver produced in United States with silver certificates, hearing before subcommittee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 3606, to author- ize purchase by Government of American produced silver, to provide for issuance of silver certificates in payment therefor, to provide for coinage of such silver, and for other purposes, and S. J. Res. 152, to authorize payment of foreign debts in silver under certain limitations. May 9, 1932. 1932. iii+46 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.B 22/3 : Si 3/2 Purchase of silver produced in United States with silver certificates, r eport to accompany S. 3606 [to authorize purchase by Government of silver produced in United States, to provide for issuance of silver certificates in payment therefor, to provide for coinage of such silver, and for other pur- poses] ; submitted by Mr. Norbeck. June 15, calendar day June 20, 1932. 5 p. ( S. rp. 843, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Pai^er, 5c. Unemploi/ed. Emergency construction and relief act, repaut to accompany S. 4755 [to facilitate construction of self-liquidating projects of public charac- ter, to provide for construction of certain authorized Federal public-works projects, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Wagner. June 8, calen- dar day June 9, 1932. 11 p. (S. rp. 795, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [S. 4755 as reported by the committee creates Industrial Commission.] * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26826. Emergency construction and relief bill, reperf to accompany H. R. 12445 [to facilitate construction of self-liquidatinfig projects of public character, to provide for construction of certain authorized Federal public- works projects, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Fletcher. June 15, 1932. 6 p. (S. rp. 831, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [H. R. 12445, as amended by Senate Committee on Banking and Currency, creates Industrial Commission.] * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26825 Unemployment relief, hearings, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 4632, S. 4727, S. 4755, and S. 4822, bills relative to Federal loans to aid unemploy- ment, June 2-13, 1932. 1932. iii+203 p. [Corrected print. 1st print has iii+200 p.]. * Paper, 15c. Y4.B22/3:Un2 Unemployment relief, report to accompany S. 4860 [to provide for loans to States for relief of disfr^s arising from unemployment] ; submitted by Mr. Wagner. June 8, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 782, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. "^CLAIMS COMMITTEE, SENATE Anderson, Daisy. Daisy Anderson, redact to accompany S. 1978 [for relief of Daisy Anderson] ; submitted by Mr. Townsend. June 8, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 778, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Andrews, Joe, Company. Joe Andrews Co., r er>ort to accompany H. R. 650 [for relief of Joe Andrews Company] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. June 24, calen- dar day June 25, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 926, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. HoTT to order pabIication8 — See information tollowiixs Contents 1100 June, 1932 Billiard, drover C. Grover Cleveland IJallard, r i'pnrt to accompany H. R. 5971 [for relief of G rover Cleveland Ballard] ; .submitted by Mr. Stephens. June 15, calendar day June 23, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 880, 72d Con^. Ist sess.) ♦ Pai)er, Tr Barber, Charh.s L. Charles L. Barber, report to accompany H. R. 3845 [!• ri'iief of Charles L. Barber] ; subniitteil by Mr. Howell. June 28, calendar day June 29, 1932. 6 p. (S. rp. 9.-j8, 72d Cong. 1st ses.s.) • Pai)er, 5c. BcU. Mrn. Catherine. Catherine Bell, re\)urt to accompany H. R. 39^T to order vul>IU*ntion«— See Information (ollovirinir Contents JuN^, 1932 1101 Frissell, Nelson E. Nelsou E. Fiissell, rgiDoi't to accompauy H. R. 2161 [for relief of Nelson E. Frissell] ; submitted by Mr. Coolidge. June 24, 19'32. 4 p. (S. rp. 903, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Gates, George B. George B. Gates, re port to accompany S. 4937 [conferring jurisdiction upon Court of Claims to return its findings of fact in claim of George B. Gates] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. June 28, calendar day June 29, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 963, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Gateivood, M/s. Johnnie S. Mrs. Johnnie Schley Gatewood, rej^ort to accom- pany H. R. 5059 [for relief of Mrs. Johnnie Schley Gatewood] ; submitted by Mr. Brookhart. June 15, calendar day June 23, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 884, 72d Cong. Isi »ess. ) * Paper, 5c. Giacalone, Same. Same Giacalone and Same Ingrande, report to accompany H. R. 3604 [for relief of Same Giacalone and Same Ingrande] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. June 24, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 907, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5o. Gilson, Edna M. Edna M. Gilson, reofli't to accompany H. R. 1226 [for relief of Edna M. Gilson] ; submitted by Mr. Capi^er. June 15, calendar day June 23, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 876, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Gould, Kenneth G. Kenneth G. Gould, re port to accompany H. R. 4885 [for relief of Kenneth G. Gould] ; submitted by Mr. Coolidge. June 24, 1932. ' 2 p. (S. rp. 904, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Eahnel, Oscar R. Oscar R. Hahnel, report to accompany H. R. 5561 [for relief of Oscar R. Hahnel] ; submitted by Mr. "White. June 24, calendar 1 day June 25, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 925, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Hall, Mrs. Annu A. Anna A. Hall, r ejppr t to accompany H. R. 3992 [for relief of Anna A. Hall] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. June 28, calendar day June 29, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 962, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Hall, XoNe J. Noble Jay Hall, report to accompany H. R. 1962 [for relief of Noble Jay Hall] ; submitted by"Mr. White. June 15, calendar day June 23, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 893, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Hanson, Jacob D. Estate of Jacob D. Hanson, report to accompany H. R. 7449 [for relief of estate of Jacob D. Hanson] ; suDSTItted by Mr. Logan. June 15, calendar day June 23, 1932. 12 p. (S. rp. 890, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Heherle, Genevieve M. Genevieve M. Heberle, report to accompany H. R. 4230 [for relief of Genevieve M. Heberle] ; submitted by Mr. White. June 15, calendar day June 23, 1932. 6 p. (S. rp. 891, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Holmes, William H. "William H. Holmes, report to accompany S. 465 [for relief of William H. Holmes] ; submitted byTli". Howell. June 24, 1932. 9 p. (S. rp. 905, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. KanelaJcos, Frank. Frank Kanelakos, report to accompany H. R. 1279 [for relief of Frank Kanelakos] ; submittedijy Mr. Howell. June 24, calendar day June 25, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 927, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Eipp, Howard H. Lieut. Col. H. H. Kipp, report to accompany H. R. 4264 [for relief of H. H. Kipp] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. June 15, calendar day June 23, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 877, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Knourek, William. William Knourek, report to accompany H. R. 3693 [for relief of William Knourek] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. June 24, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 912, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Leypoldt, D. M., Company. D. M. Leypoldt Co., report to accompany H. R. 8306 ^ [for relief of D. M. Leypoldt Company] ; submifCM by Mr. Capper. June 15, 1 calendar day June 23, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 878, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, ' 5c. McGrath, Mrs. Marie E. Marie E. McGrath, re port to accompany H. R. 5007 [for relief of Mary E. McGrath] ; submitted by Mr. White. June 15, calendar day June 23, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 896, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. I HoTT to order publications — See information folIoTvlngr Contents 1102 June, 1932 MoManus, Mrs. Rosamond B. Rosamond B. McManus, report to accompany II. U. 4059 [for relief of Uosamoiul M. McManus]; subnlTfTed bj- Mr. Glenn. June 15, calendar day June 23, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. S»l, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c, Marshall. A. L. A. L. Marshall, rejjsiij; to accompany H. R. 6003 [for relief of A. L. Marshall] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. June 15, calendar day June 23, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 879, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Martin, A. Y. A. Y. Martin, reuyrt to accomjjany S. 4909 [for relief of A. Y. Martin] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. June 28, calendar day June 29, 1932. 1 p. ( S. rp. 957, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Mery, Karim J. Karim Joseph Mery, report to accompany S. 2863 [for relief of Karim Joseph Mery]; submitted by MrT Steiwer. June 24, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 915, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Mulinex, Chase E. Chase E. Mulinex, reuiift to accompany H. R. 1230 Tfor relief of Chase E. Mulinex] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. June 24, calendar day June 25, 1932. 2 p. ( S. rp. 933, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Murnane, Mrs. Mary. Mary Murnane, rep or t to accompany H. R. 5998 [for relief of Mary Murnane] ; submitted byATr. Howell. June 24, calendar day June 25, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 932, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. 'New Mexico. State of New Mexico, report to accompany S. 3633 [for relief of New Mexico] ; submitted by Mr. HovTeil. June 24, calendar day June 25, 1932. 2 p. ( S. rp. 939, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Nolan, Ellen N. EUen N. Nolan, repoi't to accompany H. R. 3414 [for relief of Ellen N. Nolan] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. June 24, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 906, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Nolan, William R. "William R. Nolan, rejiort to accompany H. R. 7656 [for relief of William R. Nolan] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. June 28, calendar day June 29, 1932. 4 p. ( S. rp. 956, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Peed, George M. George M. Peed, r eupr t to accompany H. R. 2927 [for relief of George M. Peed] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. June 24, calendar day June 2.', 1932. 2 p. ( S. rp. 929, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Pui>er, 5c. Pennsylvania Railroad Co., re^grt to accompany S. 2571 [authorizing adjust- ment of claim of Pennsylvania Railroad Company] ; submitted by Mr. Steiwer. June 24, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 914, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Peters. W. A. W. A. Peters, report to accompany H. R. 5922 [for relief of W. A. Peters] ; submitted by MrT Howell. June 24, calendar day June 25, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 934, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paiwr, 5c. Pittman, Mrs. Lizzie. Lizzie Pittman, report to accompany S. 4327 [for relief of Lizzie Pittman] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. June 24, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 910, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Pollino, Mrs. Catterina. Catterina Pollino. report to accompany S. 1738 [for relief of Catterina Pollino] ; submitted by ]\Irr Howell. June 24, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 909, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Schivartz, Samuel. Estate of Samuel Schwartz, report to accompany H. R. 2514 [for relief of estate of Samuel Schwartz] ; submitted by Mr. Logan. June 15, calendar day June 23, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 888, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c. Sheldon, Clyde. Clyde Sheldon, rejjort to accompany H. R. 5053 [for relief of Clyde Sheldon] ; submitted by MrT Howell. June 24, calendar day June 25, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 931, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Shelly, Mrs. Emma. Emma Shelly, report to accompany H. R. 40.56 [for relief of Emma Shelly] ; submitted iJy-i^Ir. Howell. June 2S, calendar day June 29, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 960, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Simpson, Harrison. Harrison Simpson, reluct to accompany H. R. 1903 [for relief of Harrison Simpson] ; submitted by Mr. Logan. June 15, calendar day June 23, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 887, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * I'aper, 5c. IIuw to order i>ul>licatloiiB — Sec iuforniation folle^'lnsr Contenta I June, 1932 1103 Sviith. Mrs. Lela B. Lela B. Smith, r epor t to accompany H. R. 3S11 [for relief of Lela B. Smith] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. June 24, 1032. 2 p. (S. rp. 908, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Squantum, steamship. Andrew H. Mills and William M. Mills, report to accom- pany H. R. 7S15 [to reimburse Andrew H. Mills and William M. Mills, copartners carrying on business under firm name and style of Mills Brothers. owners of steamship Squantum. for damage to said vessel] : submitted by Mr. Howell. June 24. calendar day June 25, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 936. 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Stiles, R. K., d Co. R. K. Sriles & Co., report to accompany H. R. 39S7 [for relief of R. K. Stiles and Company] ; submitted by ilr. Logan. June 8, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 777, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. tf. I. Badcliffe, steamship. Steamship W. I. Radcliffe. report to accompany S. 4591 [to amend act conferring jurisdiction upon certain courts of United States to hear and determine claim by owner of steamship W. I. Radcliffe against United States, so as to permit joining of W. I. Radcliffe Steamship Company. Limited, in action as party libelant] ; submitted by Mr. White. June 15, calendar day June 23, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 892. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Wallace. J. H. J. H. Wallace, report to accompany H. R. 5S20 [for relief of J. H. Wallace] : submitted by 5ll". Howell. June 2S. calendar day June 29, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 955, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. VTard, Harru W. Harry W. Ward. rc TXirt to accompany H. R. 3812 [for relief of estate of Harry W. Ward] : submitted by Mr. HoweU. June 24, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 913, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. Wein-steifi, Satnuel. Samuel and Anna Weinstein, report to accompany H_ R. 6797 [for relief of Samuel Weinstein] ; submitted "TJ^" Mr. Howell. June 24. calendar day June 25, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 935, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Wilson, R. L. R. L. Wilson, report to accompany H. R. 756 [for relief of R. L. Wilson] : submitted by MT Howell. June 24. 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 911, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. Wright, Viola. Yiola Wright, report to accompany H. R. 3536 [for relief of Viola Wright] : submitted by Mf. Howell. June 24. calendar day June 25. 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 930. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. Zeller, Enzn A. Enza A. Zeller. report to accompany H. R. 4233 [for relief of Enza A. Zeller] : submitted by Mr" White. June 15. calendar day June 23. 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 895. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. Airships. Merchant airship bill, repor t to accompany H. R. S6S1 [to develop American air transport services overseas, to encourage construction in United States by American capital of American airships or other aircraft for use in foreign commerce, and to make certain provisions of maritime law applicable to foreign commerce by airship] : submitted by Mr. McXary. Jxine 15. calendar day June 23, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 874. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c. L. C. card 32-26802 Biscayne Bay. Fla., letter from chief of engineers. Army, to chairman of Com- mittee on Commerce. Senate, submitting review of reports on Biscayne Bay. Fla., as submitted in House document 295. 54th Confess, and House docu- ment 662. 56th Congress : presented by Mr. Fletcher. May 9. calendar day May 20. 1932. 19 p. map. (S. doc. 95, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26803 Caleyidars. Legislative calendar. 72d Consxess. 1st session. June 2-23. 1932: no. 22-25. 1932. Each 54 p. 4° 1 " Y 4.C 73 '2 : 72 '22-25 HoTT to order publications — See Inforniatlon foUo^rlns Contents 1104 June, 1932 Eric, Pa. Transfer of abainloiiod liphthouse reservation in Erie, Pa., to city fur public park purposes, re jor t to arconipauy S. 4835; submitted by Mr. John- son. June 8. calendar day June U. 1932. 1 p. (i>. rp. 789, 72d Cong. 1st ses-s.) • Paper, 5c. Lohxtrrs. Conservation and rejjiilation of interstate transportation of lobster-- re port to accompany S. 2.';70; .submitted by Mr. "White. June 1. calendar '1 June 2, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 7C2, 72d Cong. Lst se.ss.) * Paper, 5c. Misxoiiri River. Bridge acro.ss Missouri River at or near Florence. Nel.r , r^^rt to accompany S. 4750 [to extend times for commencing snd completin^; Cdiislruction of bridge across Missouri River :it or near Fiorenri. to accompany IT. R. 4(]1 [to am«'nd sec. 18 of act to establish standard weights and nu'usures lor District of (^)lumbia. to define duties of suiHMin- tendent of weights, measures. anrnintl(tii fitlluivlnK Content* June, 1932 1105 Containers — Continued. other purposes, relative to size of container in wliicli ice cream and similar frozen foods may be sold] ; submitted by Mr. Austin. June 15, calendar day June 23, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 901, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. {Emergency unemploi/ment relief and care of persons in distress, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session, on S. 4781, authorizing emergency appropriation for relief of needy and distressed residents of District of Columbia and for temporary care of transient and homeless persons in said District, June 1, 1932. 1932. iii+27 p. * Paper, 10c. Y4.D63/2:Un2 Female Orphan Asylum. Amendment of charters of certain orphan asylums in District of Columbia, r eport to accompany S. 4673 [to amend act to incorpo- rate trustees of Female Orphan Asylum in Georgetown and Washington City Orphan Asylum in District of Columbia, as amended, relative to income of said corporations! ; submitted by Mr. Tydings. June 8, calendar day June 9, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 788, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Guaranties and sureties. Regulation of business of executing bonds in crimi- nal cases in District of Columbia, re^uul, to accompany S. 4082 [to regulate business of executing bonds for compensation in criminal cases and to im- prove administration of justice in District of Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. King. June 15, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 832, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. (hMrdiiins for incompetent veterans in District of Columbia, rgnaut 1o accom- pany S. 1308 [to amend code of law for District of Columbia, as amended, by adding new chapter relating to guardians for incompetent veterans] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Austin. June 15, calendar day June 21, 1932. 6 p. (S. rp. 860, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Kidnaping. Amending District of Columbia code relative to kidnaping, report to accompany S. 4694 [to amend sec. 812 of code of law for District of Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. Kean. June 15, calendar day June 20, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 846, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Labor-unions. Repeal of act to legalize incorporation of national trade-unions, r f;DQj -t to accompany S. 4661 ; submitted bv Mr. Austin. June 15, calendar day June 21, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 861, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Land. Sale of lands no longer required for public purposes in District of Columbia, reoiuit to accompany S. 4712 ; submitted by Mr. Copeland. June 15, calendar day June 18, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 841, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. License fees in District of Columbia, r eport to accompany H. R. 11638 [to amend sec. 7 of act making appropriations for District of Columbia, fiscal year 1903, relative to license taxes] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. June 15, calendar day Jnne 21, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 867, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Public icovTcs. Requiring contractors on public works of District of Columbia to give bond for faithful performance of contract, re port to accompany H. R. 437 [to require contractor to whom is awarded any contract for public build- ings or other public works or for repairs or improvements thereon for Dis- trict of Columbia to give bond for faithful performance of contract, for pi'otection of persons furnishing labor and materials, and for other purposes] ; submtted by Mr. Capper. Jnne 8, calendar day June 9, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp, 794, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Steam-boilers. Inspection of steam boilers in District of Columbia, reijo^t to accompany S. 2824 [to amend act of Legislative Assembly of District of Columbia creating Office of Steam-boiler Inspector for District of Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. Kean. June 15, calendar day June 16, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 833, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. Streets. Closing of portion of Virginia avenue se., in District of Columbia [and for other purposes], rf ponf to accompany S. 4920; submitted by Mr. Austin. June 15, calendar day June 23, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 900, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. HoTv to order imblicntlons — See Information foUowins Contents 129102— 32— No. 450 5 1106 Jl-^-E, V.KV2 J EDUCATION AM) I„\H()K COM MITTKK, 8EXATK Calenilnm. Le^fislntivc ciikMular, 72(1 Conjjress, 1st session, June 2. VS.^'l : no. 2. 3932. 7 p. laiKe S° J Y 4.Ea 8/3 : 72, L' \ I'ubUr irorka. KslalilislinuMit of Administration of Public Works, heiirin- iii'fore suliconiniitlt'f, 72(1 Con^'ress, 1st session, on S. 241ti. to accelerate itui lit- construction duriiiK i>resent emergency, to provide eniiilililation of i»ersoi ~ disabled in industry or otherwise and their return to civil emploj-ment. ; ameinU'd] ; suliniitted by Mr. Copeland. .June 13, 1!»32. 4 p. (S. rp. 821, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paiier, 5c. ,j FINANCE COMMITTEE, SE2«ATE Adjiisted sermcc certificates. Loans to veterans, r«j]2fljJL- to accompany S. 45<>'.t frelatinfi to loans to veterans on their adjusted-service certificates] ; sub- mitted by Mr. Smoot. June 28. 1932. 3 p. { S. rp. 950, 72d CouR. 1st sess.) * Paiier, 5c. Payment of adjusted-compensation certificates, [adverse] rei^ort to accom- pany II. II. 772G [to provide for immediate payment to veterans of face value of their adJuste(l-servi certificates] ; submitted by Mr. Smoot. June l.~>. calendar day June IG, 1932. 6 p. (S. rp. 834, 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) ♦ PaiKir, 5c. \ Bro.s.sard. Edgar B. Nomination of Edgar B. Brossiird as tariff connnissioner. hearings. 72d Congress, 1st session, June 7 and 8. 1932. 1932. iii+GG p. * Paper, lOe. Y 4.F 49 : B 79 Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session, June 13 and 27. 1932; no. 11 and 12. 1932. Each 47 p. 4" t Y4.F49: 72/11.12 Clark. Franklin J). Estate of Franklin D. Clark, repuit to accompany II. K. 927 [for relief of estate of Fraidoct to ac- company S. 4747 [for entry under bond of exhibits of arts, sciences, and industries, and products of soil. mine, and sea. for display at exhibitions to be held by Rctckefeller ('enter. Incorporated] ; submitted by Mr. Harrison. June 15. calendar day June 21. 1932. 2 !>. (S. rp. 8,">8. 72d Cong. 1st se.ss.) * Paper, 5c. ^yRulitter. Revenue act of 19.32. hearings. 72d Congress, l.st session, on H. K. ](>2:{(>, to provide revenue, equalize taxation, and for other pun>osos. May 9-11. 19.32. Supitlement 2: Rubber impm-t tax. 19.32. v+.'>2 p. •Paper. 5c. Y 4.F 49 : R .32/13/supp. 2 II4MV (o order |Mi1)li<'a(lf>nN — Soo liiforiniition fnllnM'inK Contentn June, 1932 1107 Soldiers. Transportation of World War veterans, r t^opt to accompany S. J. Res. 186 [to provide transportation and travel subsistence to World War veterans temporarily quartered in District of Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. Smoot. June 28, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 949, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. \/TOREIGX REa-ATIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE Permanent Court of International Justice, r^^ort touching certain protocols relating- to Permanent Court of International Justice ; submitted by IMr. Walsh of Montana and Mr. Fess. June 1, 1932. 63 p. (S. rp. 758, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 10c. L. C. card 32-2G804 >^IMMIGRATI0N COMMITTEE. SENATE Aliens. Deportation of certain aliens, rppm-t tn accompany H. R. 7793 [to secure departure of certain aliens from United States] : submitted by Mr. Reed. June 13, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 826, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [H. R. 7793 makes the same regulations apply to attendants, servants, and employees of foreign diplomatic officials and to alien students as apply to other aliens excepted from the class of immigrants.] * Paper, 5c. Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress. 1st session. June 16, 1932: no. 5. 1932. 8 p. 4" t Y 4.1m 6/2 : 72/5 Communists. Exclusion and expulsion of alien communists, retUiJct to accom- pany H. R. 12044; submitted bv Mr. Patterson and Mr. Hatfield. June 8, calendar day June 11. 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 808, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26827 Hawaii. Hawaiian naturalization, rguoet to accompany H. R. 10829 [relating to naturalization of certain women born in Hawaii] ; submitted by Mr. Hat- tield. June 13, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 825, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Immigration. To amend 6th exception in sec. 3 of immigration act of 1924 with reference to nonimmigrant status of aliens [entitled to enter United States solely to carry on trade between United States and foreign state from which they come], rejiact-to accompany S. 3698; suDmitted by Mr. Reed. June 8. calendar day June 11, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp- 805, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, June 24, 1932; no. 10. 1932. 40 p. 4° ? Y 4.1n 2/2 ; 72/10 \Five Civilized Tribes. Extension of restriction period applicable to Indians of ~-^ Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma, hearings before subcommittee, 72d Con- gress, 1st session, on H. R. 8750, Mav 16-19, 1932. 1932. iii+76 p. * Paper. iOc. Y 4.1n 2/2 : F 58/6 Restrictions applicable to Indians of Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma, report to accompany H. R. 8750; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. June 15, calendar day June 22, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 873, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. idians. Sur •^\ pt. 23. Hearings before subcommittee. 72d Congress, 1st session [71st Congress], pur- suant to S. Res. 79 and 308. 7<3th Cong., and S. Res. 263 and 416. 71st Cong., directing Committee on Indian .Affairs, Senate, to make general survey of condition of Indians of United States, continuing until end of regular session of 71st [72d] Congress Senate resolution numbered 79 authorizing gen- eral survey of Indian conditions. v + 12311-975 + xi p. [These hearings 1/ -were held in Montana.] * Paper, 60c. Y 4.1n 2/2 : In 2/3/pt. 23 S/pt. 24. Hearings before subcommittee, 71st Congress. 3d session, pursuant to S. Res. 79 and 308. 70th Cong., and S. Res. 263 and 416, 71st Cong., directing Com- mittee on Indian Affairs, Senate, to make general survey of condition of In- dians of United States, continuing until end of regular session of 71st [72d] Congress Senate resolution numbered 79 authorizing general survey of Indian conditions. iii + 12977-13408 + v p. [These hearings are on Quapaw mining leases. Oklahoma, and were held in Miami, Okla., and Washington. D. C] • Paper, 25c. Y 4.1n 2/2 : In 2/3/pt. 24 Ho-^v to or€ler publications— See informntion folloTvlngf Contents y. \ 1108 June, 1932 Jiidjivns — Continued. Veterans' Administration or other Federal agencies to turn over to superintendents of Indian service amounts due Indians [wlio are under legal disability, or to estates of such deceased Indians], rtipoKt to accompany S. 475G; submitted by Mr. Frazier. June 8, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 780, 72.1 Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c. Reclamation of land. Authorizing Secretary of Interior to adjust or eliniinnt- reimliur.sable del)ts of Indians, hearings, Tlid Congress, 1st session, on H. K. SS'JS, authorizing deferring of collection of construction costs against Indian lands within iirigation projects, and H. 11. 10884, to authorize Secretary of Interior to adjust reiniltursable deJ)ts of Indians and tribes of Indians, May 25 and 2G, 1SJ32. Ili32. iii+41 p. * Paper, 5c. y4.In2/2:D35 Refundu of taxct. Carry out certain obligations to enrolled Indians [relative to interest on refunds of taxes illegally collected on income from tax-exempt landsl, rmitirl to accomi)any S. J. Kes. 1G7 ; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. June 8, calendar day June 9, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 797, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c. Carry out certain obligations to enrolled Indians [relative to interest on refunds of taxes illegally collected on income from tax-exempt lands], r eport to accompany S. J. Ites. 1G7 : sul)mitted by Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma. June 15, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 830, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Stone, Mrs. Ortaria G. Octavia Gulick Stone, report, to accompany II. K. 9331 [for reliel" of Octavia Gulick Stone] ; submitt^^by Mr. Wheeler. June 28, calendar day June 29, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 953, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ I'aper, 5c. iroorf, Stella M. Addition of names to final roll of Sac and Fox Indians of Oklalioma, rej,jiu:t to accompany S. 4557; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Okla- homa. June 8, calendar day June 9, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 796, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) [The names to be added are Stella Mae Wood, Ethelyn Gladys Wood, and Vernon Pequano.] ♦ Paper, 5c. v| INTEROCEANIC CANAT.S COMMITTKK, SENATK ranama CancL Revision of Canal Zone laws, criminal procedure. rruvi for punishnK'nt of violations thereof. H. K. 74'J*J. To amemi act nurnl)ered :\ of Istlinilnn Canal Commission rclalins to RUp- pr.'sslon of lotteries in Canal Z^me. 11.11.7500. To amend Kxcciilivi' order promulLiated .\ui,'. 4, 1011, proliibitinj; promo- tion of ll;;lils bitwcen t)ulls, do(:s, or corks (In Canal Zone]. II. U. THOl. To prevent, in Canal Zone, lire huntinc at niplit and Ininlinij liv means of s))rinf; or trap, and lo rept>nl Executive orders of Sept. b, 1900, and Jan. L'7, 1014. II. U. 7.'>02. To reKul.Mie carrying and keepinir of arms in Canal Zone. H. R. 7r)0.'{. To repeal iCx' eiit ivc order of Nov. L';{, 1000, makini; entielo'.: of laborers from iHlliinian Canal Commission or Panama Ilalh-oad ndsdemeanor. H. K. 7504. To provide for exi r.idil ion of fuKitlves from justice of Ki public of I'anama who seek refuu'o in Canal Zone. II. U. 7r(0."). To provide for protection of birds and their nests In Cannl Ztine. II. U. 7r>0(t. To repeal ordinance enacted b,v Isthmlnn Cnnal Commission Aug. 5, 1911. establishing mnrket rcKuIntions for Cannl Zone. IIiiny II. K. U»f>!H> (to fix date when .sentemv of iiuprisouineut .shall lu'Kiii to run. piovidiiiK when aUowam-e to prisum-r of time for tfuod eon- flui-l .>^Ki. 72d ('<»UK. 1st s«'.ss. » • Piipcr, 5c. It'ntahlcd American Vctcranit of World War. To inci>riH»rate DisabU'd Amerl- «-an Veterans of Worhl War, p-port to accompany H. It. 4738: submitted by Mr. Walsh <.f -Montana. JunelJT 1932. I ]>. ( S. rp. 823, 7!id Cong. Ist se.-NS. ) • l*a|»er, Tk-. District of Columbia. Additional justiee in Court of Ap[)eals of Di.strlct Columbia. i; ^>ort to accompany H. R. 113:iO; submttt«'d by Mr. Hebfti. Juno S. lalemlar day June 11, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 8er, 5c. Emiilnycnt' liithility ami icorkmcit'x comitcuMition. To amend Fwleral em- I)loye« s' i'oiu|>ensation act, >C44iuKt to ac<-onipany S. .'{.~>:{1 [to amend a<-t to provide comiK-nsation for eniph)yee> of United Siat('> suCft-rinK injuries while In iK>rfornian<-e of their duties, and for other purposes, and acts in amend- ment tliertMjf. so as to remove N-year limit on lienetits payable to dependent parents]; sui)mitted by Mr. IJlaine. June 1, cal(iios*t*. Feb. 24-Apr. 26, 1932. 1932. iii+307 p. il. • Pai)er, 20c. Y 4.J 89/2: T 67/2 Jtirjf- Alternate jurors in certain criminal ca.ses, je^K>r t to accompany H. R. 10587; sulimitted by Mr. Hebert. June 15, calendar day June 2t.>, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 866, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paiier, 5c. Alternate jurors in certain criminal cases, r eijort to accompany S. 4156; .submitted by Mr. Ilebert. June S, calendar day June 11. 1932. 5 p. (S. rp: S«»2, 72d Coiig. 1st .sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. Kidnaping. Forbidding transiwrtation of any kidnajted i>ersoii in interstate or foreign commerce, r nwict to accompany S. 1525 [forbidding transportation of any jM-rson in interstate or foreign c«immerce, kidnajted, or otherwi.se unlaw- fully detained, anil m:iking such act felony] ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Montana. June 1, calendar day June 3, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 7t»5, 72*1 Cong. 1st se.ss.) * Paper, 5c. Prohibition. MiKlitication or repeal of national prohibition, hearings before snbc<»mniitti^'. 72tl Congress. 1st se.ssion, on S. 308 [and other] bills and joint resolutions relative to prohibition act, Apr. 14-May 17, 1032. 10.32. 2 pts. [vi 1 + 103 p. ♦Pai)er, i.t. 1. KX-.; ♦ pt. 2, 5c. Y 4.J 89/2: P »4/17/pt.l.2 Pulaski. Count Ca.iimir. Establish (icneral Pulaski's memorial day, r^jjort to accompany S. J. Res. 101 [directing President of I'nited States to prcK'laim Oct. 11. 10.32, General Pulaski's m(>morial day for obs^'rvantv and commemora- tion of death of Casimir Pulaski] ; sul»mittcsolete statutes omitted from United States Cocle. rcijiucl to n«"compaiiy II. K. OS77 [to n'|x'!il obsolete st-clions of Revised statutes omitted from Uniletl ."States Coile] ; submltteil by Mr. Hastings. June 28, 19iV2. 1 p. ( S. rp. 052, 72(1 Cong. 1st se.ss.) • Pai>er, 5«'. no^T to nriler pal»llc Information foIlowinKT <'ontent« June, 1932 1111 / " MANUFACTURES COMMITTEE, SENATE Unemployed. Federal cooperation in unemployment relief, hearing before sub- committee, 72il Congress, 1st session, on S. 4592, to provide for cooperation by Federal Government with the several States in assisting persons, includ- ing veterans of World War. who are suffering hardship caused by uneni- plovment. June 4. 1932. 1932. pt. 2. ii+39-79 p. [Part 1 appeared in Monthly catalogue for May, 1932, p. 988.] * Paper, 10c. Y 4.M 31/2 : Un 2/2/pt.2 Federal emergency measures to relieve unemployment, hearing before sub- , committee, 72d Ceson] ; sutunTrTTTl by Mr. Sliortridire. June 15. calendar day Juiu> 21, 1932. 5 p. (S. rp. 855, 72d Cong. 1st soss.l ♦ Paper, 5c, Sniellow, .}forris. Authorizing transfer and appointment of Morris Smellow. repwrr'to accomiiany S. 43S1 [aiitborizing the President to transf»>r and ai)point Morris Smellow to grade of passed assistant i>aymaster, with rank of lieut»'iiant, in Sujiply Corps, Navy] ; submitted by Mr. Kean. June 15, T to order piililloiil Ioiim — Seo liirornint ion folIotvlnRT Content* June, 1932 1113 Sprengel, Michael A. M. A. Sprengel, i;eport to accompany H. R. 6334 [for relief of M. A. Sprengel] ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts. June 15, calendar day June 22, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 869, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Steele, George W., jr. George W. Steele, jr., report to accompany H. R. 6336 [for relief of George W. Steele, jr.] ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Massachu- setts. June 15, calendar day June 22, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 870, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. West, Walter 8. Walter S. West, rciiort to accompany H. R. 1700 [for relief of Walter S. West] ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts. June 15, calendar day June 21, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 851, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Woodeij, Frank. Frank Woodey, report to accompany H. R. 1804 [for relief of Frank Woodey] ; submitted bv~TiIr. Kean. June 15, calendar day June 21, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 857, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. ^*^TENTS COMMITTEE, SENATE American Telegraphone Company. Renewing certain letters patent [issued to G. S. Tiffany, inventor, to American Telegraphone Company, assignee], report to accompany S. 1301 : submitted by Mr. Hebert. June 1, calendar da^Tune 2, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 763, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Chicago, A Century of Progress. To protect copyrights and patents of foreign exhibitors at World's Fair, Chicago, I'fiiiart to accompany S. 4912 [to protect copyrights and patents of foreign exhibitors at A Century of Progress (Chicago World's Fair Centennial Celebration), to be held at Chicago, 111., in 1933] ; submitted by Mr. Hebert. June 15, calendar day June 23, 1932. 3 p. (S. rp. 899. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 32-26810 PENSIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE Qld-age pensions, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st session on S. 3037, to protect ^ labor in its old age, Mar. 26, 1932. 1932. ii4-41 p. [S. 3037 creates Old Age Security Bureau in Labor Department.] * Paper, 10c. Y 4.P 38/2 : 01 1/2 POST OFETCES AND POST ROADS COMMITTEE, SENATE Mail matter. Insured and C. O. D. mail fees, repoyt to accompany H. R. 10247 [prescribing fees and corresponding indemnities for domestic insured and collect-ou-delivery mail of 3d and 4th classes] ; submitted by Mr. Oddie. June 1, calendar day June 4, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 770, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Mail transportation by motor vehicle in lieu of by train, re port, to ac- company H. R. 9636 [to authorize Postmaster General to permit railroad and electric-car companies to provide mail transportation by motor vehicle in lieu of service by train] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. June 27, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 944, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Penalties for removing or injuring letter boxes and for placing circulars, J statements of account, etc., in letter boxes without payment of postage, hearing before subcommittee, 72d Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 9262, to amend sec. 198 of act to codify, revise, and amend penal laws of United States, as amended, May 12, 1932. 1932. iii-1-25 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.P 84/2 : L 56/2 Money-orders. Fees for domestic money orders, repor t to accompany H. R. 10246 [to authorize Postmaster General to fix fees to be charged for issue of domestic money orders] ; submitted by Mr. Oddie. June 8, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 779, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. HoTF to order publications — See information folio-wing Contents 1114 June, 1932 Moncji-ordera — Continued. Payment of nmney onh'is, r et '"i t to accuinpany U. U. 2TS [to compi'nsate Post Oltiii' Departnieiit fur extra work raustnl by payim-nt of money orders at ollites other tlian those on which orders are drawn] ; suhmitteil by Mr. Oihlie. June 1, cah-ndur day June 4, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 767, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) •Paper, 5<-. PcriodmiU. Entry fees for I'd-elass matter, repor t to aecomijany H. R. 8817 [t«» iirovid(? for fees iuv «'nlry of publication as *id -class matter, and for other l)urposes] ; sulauitted by Mr. Oddie. June 15, 15)32. 4 p. (S. rp. 82i), 72d Cong. 1st sess.) • PaiK-r. 'n-. Transient 2d-class mail matter, r epor t to accompany II. li. 8818 [to amend 2d parajrraph of .sec. 5 of act to amend title 2 of act approved Feb. 28, 11(2,"* (43 Stat. 1000; U. S. C, title 39), regulating postal rates, so as to modify law relative to rate for transient 2d-class mail matter] ; sub- mitted l>.v Mr. 0*t to accompany H. R. 10244 [fixing fees and limits of in- demnity for domestic registered mail based upon actual value and length of haul, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Oddie. June 1, calendar day June 4, 1932. 4 p. (S. rp. 7G9, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. ^^ PRINTING COMMITTEE, SENATE (^(ildicrs. Laws relating to war veterans, tejTflEt to accompany S. Con. Res. 29 [for printing of compilation of Federal laws relating to veterans of our various wars, and for distribution thereof] ; submitted by Mr. Hayden. June 1. 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 759, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c. y PUBLIC nUILDINGS AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE, SENATE New York City. Authorize purchase of Grand Central Station i>ost office, New York City, re|iort to accompany II. R. 12360 [to authorize Secretary of Ti-eas- ury to enter mfo contract with New York Central Railroad to purchase parcel of land and building known as Grand Central Station Post OlHce and Office Building, numbered 452 Lexington aventie. in city of New York for i>ost-office and other governmental purposes, and to pay purchase price therefor on or prior to June 30, 1937]; submitted by Mr. Keyes. June 15. calendar day June 21, 1932. 3 p. (S. ni- 847, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paix'r, 5c. Purchase of Grand Central Station Post Office Building. New York City, hearing, 72d Congress, 1st .session, on S. 4771, to authorize Secretary of Treas- ury to enter inio cdntract [with New York Central Railroad] to jnircha.se parcel of land and Imilding known as Grand Central Station Post Office and Office Ruildiiig, nunilien-d 4.52 Lexington avenue, in city of New York, for iwst office anil other governmental purposes, and to j^ay purcha.se i^rice therefor on or i.rior fo June .30, 1937; June S, 1932. 1032. ii + 17 p. * Paper. 10c. T 4.P 96/7 : G 76 IIow fo orili-r inililieiit ionit — S liiforniiiHon fcillowlitfc Contenta June, 1932 1115 Newark, N. J. Provide for sale of easement for railway right of way over post office and customhouse site at Newark, N. J. [to said city], repgyt to accom- pany H. R. 8981; submitted by Mr. Keyes. June 24, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 917, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. — — • Sale of portion of site of post office and customhouse building in Newark, N. J. [to Newark, for use as public street], recfli't to accompany H. R. 8980; submitted by Mr. Keyes. June 24, 1932. 1 p. (S. rp. 916, 72d Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. ^PUBLIC L.i.NDS AND SURVEYS COMMITTEE, SENATE Albuquerque, N. Hex. Transfer of lands in Bernalillo County to Albuquerque, N. Mex., roiioct-to accompany S. 4818; submitted by Mr. Bratton. June 13, 1932. 2 p. (S. rp. 814, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Boise National Forest. Adding lands to Boise National Forest, Idaho, report to accompany S. 4497 ; submitted by Mr. Nye. June 13, 1932. 2 p. ( S. n^- 809, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. Calendars. Legislative calendar, 72d Congress, 1st session, June 7, 1932 ; no. 13. 1932. 48 p. 4° $ Y 4.P 96/1 : 72/13 Coal. 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INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION Mote. — The bound volumes of the decisions,^ usually known as Interstate Commerce Commission reports and Interstate Commerce Commls-sion valuation reports, are sold by the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, I). C, at various prices, depending upon the size of the volume. Separate decisions or opinions are sold on subscription, price $1.00 per volume; foreign subscriptjf)n, $1.50: single copies, usually 5c. In ordering a voiume, be sure to specify whether Finance, Traffic, or Valuation decisions are desired. Entries for the separate "decisions are grouped below under center heads following other Interstate Commerce Commission publications. Ashley, Drew and NortJiern Railway. Before Interstate Commerce Commis- sion, finance dockot 3G16, excess income of Ashley, Drew & Northern Railway Company; brief. [1932.] cover-title, ii +100 p. % ICl. 13/2 : In 2/85 Dccisiotwi. 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Decisions {Finance) Note. — The following decisions or opinions issued in separate form are from the Inter- state Commerce Commission reports. See also subhead Decisions on p. 112S. Abilene and Southern Railicay. Finance docket no. 7747. Abilene & Southern Railway Company proposed extension: decided Mar. 8, 1932. [1932.] p. 081- 699. (F-4801.) [From V. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4801 Alahama, Tennessee and Northern Railroad. Finance docket no. 9150, Alabama, Tennessee & Northern Railroad Corporation reconstruction loan; decided Feb. 26, 1932. [1932.] p. 629-635. (F-4791.) [From v. ISO.] * Paper, 5c. IC l.G/la : F-4791 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. Finance docket no. 9220, Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company bonds; decided Mar. 21, 1932. [1932.] p. 795-797. (F-4822.) [From V. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4822 Ballicin Mutual Telephone Company. Finance docket no. 9059, Ballwin Mutual Telephone Company acquisition: [decided Mar. 21, 1932]. 1932. [l]-f762- 764 p. (F-4815.) [From v. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4S15 Bhjtheville, Leachville and Arkansas Southern Railroad. Finance docket no. 3641, Blytheville. Leachville & Arkansas Southern Railroad Companv, excess income; [decided Mar. 31, 1932]. 1932. [1] +750-761 p. (F-1814.)' [From v. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4814 Boston and Maine Railroad. Finance docket no. 9160, Boston & Maine Railroad bonds; decided Mar. 18, 1932. [1932.] p. 747-749. (F-4813.) [From v. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F^Sl 3 Boyne City, Gaylord and Alperm Railroad. Finance document [docket] no. 8481, New York Central Railroad Company acquisition of Bovne City, Gay- lord & Alpena Railroad: [decided Mar. 8, 1932.] 1932. [i]-f 538-573 p. (F-1782.) [From v. ISO.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-47S2 Central of Georgia Railicay. Finance docket no. 9170, Central of Georgia Railway Company reconstruction loan; [decided Feb. 25. 1932]. 1932. [1] +596-602 p. (F-4785.) [From v. ISO.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-47S5 Hovr to order i>iibIications — See information foIloTring: Contents 1130 June, 1932 Chicayo Gnat WcKtcin liailroad. Finance docket no. 8810, Chicago Great Western Raiirojiil Company et al. abandonment ; decided Mar. 21, 1932. fl932.] p. 7«5-773. (F-481G.) [From v. ISO. J * Taper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-481(5 Chivayo, Ilurinid ^nd Griirva Lfikc liailuay. Finance docket no. 9141, Clii- cago. Harvard & (Jeneva Lake Railway Company abandonment; din-ided Mar. 26,1932. [1932.] p. 19-21. (F-4829.) [From v. 184.] ♦ Paper. 5c. IC l.(j/la : F-4829 Chicayo, Rock I. stand and Pacific Railu <>rr |iiil»II<*)i(l«tiiN — SvliiK' C'oiltentfi June, 1932 1131 Philadelphia, Bethlehem and Neic England Railroad. Finance docket no. 5391, Philadelphia, Bethlehem & New England Railroad Company deficit status; decided Mar. 23, 1932. [1932.] p. 1-2. (F-4824.) [From v. 184.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/lu : F-4824 Pittsdurgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway. Finance docket no. 9155, Pitts- burgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway Company stock ; [decided Mar. 24, 1932]. 1932. [1] +10-12 p. (F-4826.) [From v. 184.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4826 St. Louis, Jerseyville and Springfield Railway. Finance docket no. 8919, St. Louis. Jersevville & Springfield Railway Company acquisition ; [decided Feb. 24, 1932]. 1932. [1] +574-589 p. (F-i783.) [From v. ISO.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4783 St. Louis-San Francisco Railway. Finance docket no. 9147, St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Company reconstruction loan; [decided Feb. 24, 1932]. 1932. [l]+590-595 p. (F-4784.) [From v. 180.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4784 St. Loui.'i Southircstern Railway. Finance docket no. 9211. St. Louis South- western Railway Company bonds : decided Mar. 21, 1932. [1932.] p. 785-788. (F-4819.) [From v. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-1S19 Southern Railimy. Finance docket no. 9168, Southern Railway Company re- construction loan; decided Feb. 26, 1932. [1932.] p. 511-515. (F-4776.) [From V. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-1776 Tavares and Gulf Railroad. Finance docket no. 9157, Tavares & Gulf Railroad Company bonds; decided Mar. 21, 1932. [1932.] p. 793-795. (F-4821.) [From V. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4821 Western Maryland Railway. Finance docket no. 9223, Western Maryland Rail- way Company bonds; decided Apr. 2, 1932. [1932.] p. 49-51. (F-4835.) [From V. 184.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4835 Western Pacific Railroad. Finance docket no. 9151. Western Pacific Railroad Company reconstruction loan; decided Feb. 29, 1932. [1932.] p. e45-651. (F-4794.) [From V. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4794 Finance docket no. 9162. Western Pacific Railroad Company securities ; decided Mar. 24. 1932. [1932.] p. 13-16. (F-4S27.) [From y. 184.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4827 Wichita Falls and Sovtliern Railroad. Finance docket no. 6677. Wichita Falls & Southern Railroad Company securities: [decided Mar. 11. 1932]. 1932. [1] +676-680 p. (F-4800.) [Fi-om v. 180.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-4800 Decisions {Trafficy Note. — The following rlecisions or opinions issued in separate form are from the Interstate Commerce Commission reports. Agricultiiral implements. No. 24545, Minneapolis-Moline Power Implement Company v. Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 21. 1932. [1932.] p. 71^720. ([Opinion] 17638.) [From y. 182.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17638 Antimony. No. 23746, Watson, Geach & Company, Incorporated, r. Pennsyl- yania Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 28, 1932. [1932.] p. 155-156. ([Opinion] 17676.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17676 Baas. No. 24727, Dewey Portland Cement Company v. Chicago. Rock Island «Sc Pacific Railway Company; [decided Mar. 31, 1932]. 1932. [1] +306-308 p. ([Opinion] 17707.) [From y. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17707 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. No. 21032, Interstate Commerce Commission r. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company; decided Mar. 28, 1932. [1932.] 165- 170+[1] p. ([Opinion] 17679.) [From y. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17679 Ho^v to order publications — See information folIOTvingr Contents 1132 J^^'E, 1932 Jiananus. No. 23307, Grovier-Starr Produce Company et al. v. Arkansas & Louisiana Missouri Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 31, 1932. [1932.] 205-260+11 p. ([Opinion] 17696.) [From v. 183.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17696 Bricks. No. 22N0C, L. N. Grant v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 31, 1932. [1932.] p. 207-209. ([Opinion] 17097.) [From V. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17097 No 2323"), dt'scription and loading requirements for common brick In trunk line lerritt>ry; decided Mar. 23, 1932. [1932.] 125-132 + ii p. ([Opin- ion] 17070.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC l.O/la : 17070 No. 24300, United Verde Copper Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al.; decided Apr. 18, 1932. [1932.] p. 441-140. (1 Opinion] 17730.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC l.O/la : 17730 No. 243U2, Evansville Chamber of Commerce et al. v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 19, 1932]. 1932. [1] + 70S-712-(-Ll] p. ([Opinion] 17035.) [From v. 182.] * Paper, 5c. IC l.O/la : 17635 No. 24420, Purington Paving Brick Company r. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 19, 1932. [1932.] p. 713-714. ([Opinion] 17030.) [From v. 182.] * Paper, 5c. IC l.O/la : 17030 Cahliagc. No. 23844, Morgan Packing Company v. Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 20. 1932. [1932.] p. 157-101. ([Opinion] 17077.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC l.O/la : 17077 Carhoi/n. No. 24383. El Paso Freight Bureau et al. v. Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company; [decided Mar. 25, 1932], 1932. [1] +82-84 p. ([Opinion] 17001.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC l.O/la : 17001 Cattle. No. 24148, Hammond Standish & Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 31, 1932. [1932.] p. 291-29r). ( [Opinicm] 17703.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC l.O/la : 177u;: No. 24520, Judd & IMeyer v. Chicago. Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Rail- road Company; decided Mar. 23. 1932. [1932.] p. 101-102. ([Opinion] 17000.) [From V. 1S3.] * Paper, 5c. IC l.O/la : 17000 Cement. Investigation and suspension docket no. 3049. cement from Harrys and Eagle Ford. Tex.; decided Mar. 31, 1932. [1932.] 237-242+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 17089.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC l.O/la : 17089 Chairs. No. 24019. Do^More Chair Comp:uiy v. Aberdeen & Rotkfish Railroad Comiiany et al.; decided Mar. 31, 1932. [1932.] 2S1-2S0+[11 p. ([Opinion] 17701.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC l.O/la : 17701 Coal. No. 23130, intrastate raies on bituminous coal between points in Illinois ; decided Mar. S, 1932. [1932.] 537-572+iii p. ([Opinion] 17010.) [From V. 182.] * Paper, 10c. IC l.O/la : 17010 Same; decided Mar. 14, 1932. [1932.] 603-G10+[l] p. ([Opinion] 17615.) [From v. 182.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 17615 No. 23197. Ilydraulic-Prcss Brick Company r. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chi- cago & St. Louis Kailwav Company; decided Mar. 31. 1932. [1932.] p. 203- 264. ([Opinion] 17695.) [From v. 183.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la ; 17695 No. 24300, Coal Hill Coal Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com- pany et al. ; [decided M.nr. 30, 1932]. 1932. [l]+220-229 p. ([Opinion] 17086.) [I^oni V. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC l.O/la : 17686 Coffee. Investigation and suspension docket no. 3G(K5. coffee from New Orleans, La.; decided Feb. 27, 1932. [1932.] 453-401 + [1] p. ([Opinion] 17594.) [From V. 182.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 17504 Container service. No. 21723, in matter of container service; decided Mar. 14. 19.32. [1932.] G53-(;04 + [l] p. ([Opinion] 17024.) [Fnun v. 182.] • Paper, 5c. IC 1.0/1 a : 17024 How to order piihllciU ioiin — See Inforiiiiitioii followingr Content* June, 1932 1133 Contractors' otdfits. No. 2390S, Williams Brothers, Incorporated, r. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 28, 1932. [1932.] 171-172 + [1] p. ([Opinion] 17680.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 176S0 Cotton. Investigation and suspension docket no. 3399, cotton and cotton linters from Southern and Southwestern States to New Orleans. La., and Mobile, Ala., via rail and barge line; decided Mar. 21, 1932. [1932.] 3o-56+ii p. ([Opinion] 17653.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17653 Cotton-hale covering. No. 23114, Federal Compress & Warehouse Company et al. V. Illinois Central Kailroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 29, 1932. [1932.] p. 373-176. ([Opinion] 17681.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 17681 Cotton goods. No. 238S3. Astrup Company et al. v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 29. 1932. [1932.] p. 177-179. ([Opinion] 17682.) [From V. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 17682 Cotton-seed. No. 24059, Planters Oil Company v. Ashland Railway Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 23. 1932]. 1932. [1]+7S-S1 p. ([Opinion] 17660.) [From V. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 17660 Demurrage. No. 18551, Armour Grain Company r. Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company et al. : decided Mar. 26, 1932. [1932.] p. 149-154. ([Opinion] 17675.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 17675 Freight rates. Fourth section application no. 14161, rates from Sonora. Tex., extension ; decided Mar. 25, 1932. [1932.] 141-144 +ii p. ( [Opinion] 17673.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 17673 ■ Fourth section applications nos. 13638 and 13639. Southern Pacific trans- continental cases; [decided Mar. 8, 1932]. 1932. [1] +770-804+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 17649.) [From v. 182.] * Paper, 100. IC 1.6/la : 17649 ■ ■ No. 23740, Gates Rubber Company v. Akron, Canton & Yoimgstown Rail- way Company et al. ; decided Mar. 22, 1932. [1932.] p. 57-64. ([Opinion] 17654.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17654 ■ ■ No. 23848. Quaker City Quality Cracker Company r. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 28, 1932. [1932.] p. 183-190. ([Opinion] 17684.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17684 ■ No. 24421. city of Belleville. 111., et al. v. Illinois Central Railroad Com- pany et al. : decided Mar. 23, 1932. [1932.] S7-94+iii p. ([Opinion] 17663.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17603 Furniture. No. 24500. Peabody School Furniture Company r. Pennsylvania Railroad Company et al. : [decided Mar. 29. 3932]. 1932. [11+230-231 p. ([Opinion] 17087.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17687 No. 24575, Booth Furniture Company et al. v. Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company et al. : [decided Mar. 31. 1932]. 1932. [1] +296-298 p. ([Opinion] 17704.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17704 Gasoline. No. 23988. White Eagle Oil Corporation v. Fort Worth & Denver City Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 31, 1932. [1932.] p. 273-276. ([Opinion] 17699.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17699 Olass. No. 23413, Binswanger & Company of Texas v. Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Railway Company et al. : decided Mar. 24. 1932. [1932.] p. 133-136. ([Opinion] 17671.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17671 Iron. Fourth section application no. 14539. scrap iron and scrap steel in southern territory; decided Feb. 20. 1932. [1932.] 175-lSl+ii p. ([Opin- ion] 17571.) [From v. 182.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17571 Limestone. No. 19656. James O'Meara et al. v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com- pany et al. ; decided Mar. 14, 1932. [1932.] 3-23 +ii p. ([Opinion] 17651.) [From V. 183.] * Paper, 10c. IC 1.6/la : 17651 Luinhcr. No. 24184. Perrine-Armstrong Company v. New York. Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 31, 1932. [1932.] p. 287-290. ([Opinion] 17702.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17702 How to order publications — See information following: Contents 1134 June, 1932 Lumber — Continued. No. 24:i72, Miller lirollicrs ('oniii:iny, Iiicorporatt-d. (>t al. r. Soiitlu'rn Railway ('(nuiiMiiy rt a!.: «l»ci(l('(l Mar. 23, 1932. [11)32. | p. U5-«6. (lOpiii- ionj 17G5o.) [From v. 1S3. | * I'aiK-r, 5f. IC 1.0/la : 17(k)5 Moffucnite. No. 24521. Memphis FieiRht Bureau et al. v. Pennsylvania Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 2:i. 1U32. IU)32.] 97-100+ii p. ([Opinion] 17605.) [From V. ISJi. I * I'ai"''. 5^'- IC 1.6/la : 17G(>o MixrautiiKj. No. 21.sr.S, I'remier Red Ash Coal Corporation v. Norfolk & Western Railwav Company et al.: (kH-ided Feh. 9, 1932. [1932.] p. 157 KJtt. ([OpiiiitmJ 17507.) [From v. 182.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17507 AlisHixsippi Vallcii linrijc Line. Ex parte no. 99, application of Missi.ssipi)i Valley Barge Line Company: [de [From v. 182.] * Paper, 5c. ICl.O/la : 17007 Paper. Fourth .section application no. 14525, paper lo SpriiiKlield, Mo.; decided Mar. 15, 1932. [1932.J 011-013+ii p. ([Opinion] 17010.) [From v. 182.) ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.0/ la : 17010 Pelts. No. 24207, International Commerce Corporation v. Southern Pacific Company et al. ; decided Mar. 31, 1932. [1932.] 243-244+ [1] p. ( [Opinion] 17090.) [From V. 183. J * Paper, 5c. IC 1.0/la : 17090 Petroleum. No. 17000, rate structure investigation, pt. 4, petroleum and petroleum products; no. 18458. general petroleum investigation; [decided Mar. 7, 1932]. 1932. [l] + 470-472+iv p. ([Opinion] 17597.) [From V. 182.] * Pai)er, 5c. IC 1.0/la : 17597 No. 24321, Burning Oil Distributors' Association et al. v. Abilene & Southern Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 19, 1932. [1932.] p. 099- 707. ([Opinion] 17034.) [From v. 182.] ♦Paper. 5c. IC 1.0/la : 17034 No. 24423, Canton Forge & Axle Company v. Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 28, 1932J. 1932. [1] +102-104 p. ([Opinion] 17678.) [From V. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17678 Pipe. Investigation and suspension docket no. 3680, iron or steel pipe in South- west : decided Mar. 20. 1932. [1932.] 145-148+ [1] p. ([Opinion! 17074.) [From V. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.0; la : 17074 No. 23434, W. A. L. Thompson Hardware Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 31, 1932]. 1932. [1] + 232-230 p. ([Opinion] 17088.) [From v. 183.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17688 Poles. No. 24025, Pensacola Creosotiug Company t\ Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 22, 1932]. 1932. [1] + 740-744 p. ([Opinion] 17043.) [From v. 182.] * Paper, 5c. IC l.G/la : 17043 Potiitocs. No. 23202, Bloom, Roseiihlum & Klein Company r. Norfolk Southern Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 23, 1932|. 1932. [1] +74r-77 + ii p. ([Opinion] 17059.) [From v. 183.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.0 la : 176.">9 No. 24518, (Jriffin Grocery Company v. Central of Georgia Railway Com- pany et al.; decidtMl Mar. 23, 1932. [1932.] p. 95-96. ([Opinion] 17004.) [From V. 183.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC1.6/la : 17064 Poiiltr]/. No. 22(»S4, IIuleii-Toops Company r\ C-leveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. I.^iuis Railway Company et al. ; decldtnl Apr. 11, 1932. (19:^2.] p. 385- :i87. ([Opinion I 17722.) |Fromv. 183.] * Pa|ier. 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 17722 Radio eahiiietx. No. 24468. Plymouth Electric Company r. New York Central Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 23, 1932. [1932.] p. (59-70. ([Opin- ion I 17(m7.) [From v. 183.) ♦Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 17657 Refrii/tration. No. 24(>20, Swift & Company et al. v. Canadian Pacific Railway Cctmpany el al. ; decith'd Mar. 20, 1932. [1932.1 p. 137-140. ([Opinion] 17072.) [From v. 1.S3. | * Paper. 5c. IC 1.0/1 a : 17072 Ilo^v in *>rili>r |tiil>II<'ii< Ioiim — Sc«> Iiiforiiiiit loii foIIv to oriler |»iil>llc:it Ioiik — Si-<> i iifoi-iiiiil Uiii folluwliiic CoiittMitN June, 1932 1137 Continental Petroleum Company. No. 615, in circuit court of appeals for 10th circuit, Acel C. Alexander, collector of internal revenue, v. Continental Pe- troleum Company, appeal from district court for western district of Okla- homa ; replv brief for appellant. [1932.] cover-title, i+12 p. % J 1.13 : 767/13 Cortland Specialty Company. In circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, Cort- land Specialty Company, Mrs. H. R. Sargent, H. R. Sargent [as stock- holders], V. commissioner of internal revenue, appeal from Board of Tax Appeals ; brief for respondent. [1932.] cover-title, i-f 24 p. large 8° t J 1.13 : C S18/3 Cravens, Walter. No. 9235, in circuit court of appeals for 8th circuit, Walter Cravens and Alice B. Todd v. United States, appeal from district court for western district of Missouri; brief of appellee. [1932.] cover-title, ii+71 p. $ J 1.13 : C 855/3 Cr/7e, George W. No. 54, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1932, George W. Crile V. David Burnet, commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit ; brief for respondent in opposition. [1932.] cover-title, i-f 16 p. $ J 1.13 : C 868/4 Davison, Alfred T. In circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, Alfred T. Davi- son V. commissioner of internal revenue, appeal from Board of Tax Appeals ; brief for respondent. [1932.] cover-title, 11+23 p. large 8° % J 1.13 : D 299/7 Eddy's Steam Bakery, Incorporated. No. 60, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1932, Eddy's Steam Bakery, Inc., v. C. A. Rasmusson, as collector of internal reve- nue for district of Montana, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit; brief for respondent in opposition. [1932.] cover- title, i+6 p. t J 1.13: Ed 26 Electric Power and Light Corporation. In Court of Claims, no. L-55, Electric Power & Light Corporation, successor to Utah Securities Corporation, v. United States; defendant's request for findings of fact and brief. [1932.] p. 81-101. % J 1.13 : El 25/20 Farmers and Ginners Cotton Oil Company. Congressional no. 17357, in Court of Claims, Farmers & Ginners Cotton Oil Co. v. United States ; defendant's brief and argument. [1932.] cover-title, iii+411-50S p. t J 1.13 : F 229/11 Same ; defendant's exceptions to commissioner's report and request for findings of fact. [1932.] cover-title, i-f 387-408 p. % J 1.13 : F 229/10 Fisher, Edward F. No. 443, in circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, Edward F. Fisher v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition to review order of Board of Tax Appeals ; brief for respondent. [1932.] cover-title, i-f 19 p. large 8" $ J 1.13 : F 532/2 Fitzpatrick, Earl S. No. — , in circuit court of appeals for 10th circuit. United States V. Earl S. Fitzpatrick, appeal from district court for western district of Oklahoma ; brief for appellant. [1932.] cover-title, i+39 p. ± J 1.13 : F 582 General Lead Batteries Company. In Court of Claims, no. H-59, General Lead Batteries Company vs. United States; defendant's brief. [1932.] p. 117- 153. % J 1.13 : G 286/27 Hoagland, George A. In Court of Claims, no. L-180, First Trust Company of Omaha and Frank P. Doolittle, as executors of George A. Hoagland, v. United States ; defendant's exceptions to report of commissioner, request for findings of fact, and brief. [1932.] p. 83-109. % J 1.13 : H 65/2 Industrial Cotton Mills Company, Incorporated. No. 3280, in circuit court of appeals for 4th circuit. Industrial Cotton Mills Company, Incorporated, v. commissioner of internal revenue, on petition to review decision of Board of Tax Appeals; brief for respondent. [1932.] cover-title, ii+24 p. t J 1.13 : In 2/35 HoTV to order publications — See iiiformatioii following^ Contents 129102— 32— No. 450 7 1138 June, 1932 Jergins, A. T., Trust. No. 6768, in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit, A. T. Jergins Trust v. commissioner of internal revenue ; and commissioner of in- ternal revenue r. A. T. 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PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES I Consuls. Executive order, amendments to Consular regulations [1S9«;1. June 16, 1932. 1 p. 4° (No. 5857.) * Paper, 5c. Pr 31.5 : F 761/31 JIalihnt. Executive order, protection of northern Pacific halibut lisliery. June 3. 1 9:52. 1 p. 4° (No. .5854.) * Pai>er, .5c. Pr31.5:H139 Ijifants' outerwear. Changing duty on infants' wool knit outerwear, proclama- tion. [June 11, 1932.] 2 p. 4° ( [No. 2001.] ) * Paper, 5c. Pr 31.7 : In 3 Knight. Mrs. Gladys L. Executive order, appointment of Mrs. Gladys L. Knight. June 1, 1932. 1 p. 4" (No. 5852.) ♦ Paper. 5c. Pr31.5:k744 Long, Mrs. Ncsta S. Executive order, appointment of Mrs. Nesta Stephens Long. May 28, 1932. 1 p. 4" (No. 5851.) • Paper, 5c. Pr 31.5 : L 852 National forests. Executive order, Tongass Nationtil Forest, Alaska. [June 11.1932.] 6 p. 4° ([No. 585G.]) * Paper, 5c. Pr 31.5 : Al 12/50 Pas,^l)ortn. Executive order, rules governing granting and issuing of pa.ssports In United Slates. 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Cache of Basket Maker baskets from New Mexico ; by Walter Hough. 1932. cover-title, 3 p. 3 p. of pi. (Proceedings, v. 81. art. 10; no. 2933.) t SI 3.6 : 2933 Hovr to order publications — gee informatlpn follo^rln^ Contevts 1150 June, 1932 Beetles. New West Indian ceranibycld beetles ; by W. S. Fislier. 1932. cover- title, 93 p. (Proceedings, v. 8(), art. 22; no. 2922.) t SI 3.6: 2922 Cestoids. Now siMM'ic.s of cestode, Crepidobothrium aniphiiiniae from Aniphinma tridactyluni [with list of reforenct's] ; by Clarke Courson Zellff. 1932. cover- title, 3 p. 1 pi. (Proceedings, v. 81, art. 3 ; no. 2926.) t SI 3.6 : 2926 Diptera. New Diptera, or 2-winged flies, from America, Asia, and Java, with additional notes; l)y .7. M. Aldrich. 1932. cover-title, 28 p. 11. 1 pi. 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TREASURY DEPARTMENT Ammonium stiljihatc. Importation of ammonium suli)liale. letter from Secre- tary of Treasury, in respon.se to resolution requesting information concern- ing Investigation conducted und(>r authority of antidumiiing act in respect tTlnf| CODtentM June, 1932 1153 Certificates of indebtedness. United States of America, Treasury certificates of iudebteilness, 1% per cent, series TJ-1933, due June 15, 1933, dated and bearing interest from June 15. 1932. June 6, 1932. 1 p. 4° (Department circular 462; Public Debt [Service].) t T 1.4/2: 462 Claims. Claims allowed by General Accounting OflSce [schedules covering cer- tain claims r.llowed by General Accounting Office]. June 15, calendar day June 20, 1932. 2 p. (S. doc. 118, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. L. C. card 24-26112 Claims allowed by General Accounting Office [schedules of claims al- lowed by General Accounting Office, balances of which have been carried to surplus fund]. June 15, calendar day June 20. 1932. 18 p. 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Hovr to order publications — ^S^^ tn(oma'tioi| (ollOTving^ Contents 129102— 32— No. 450 8 1154 June, 1932 District uf Columbia. Ilfalili Department, District of Columbia, supplemental «'.sliiiiato <»f appropriation for Health Department, District of Columbia, for mjiiiitenance of Iloaltli Dt'iiartnient dispensaries. .June 15. calendar day June 23, 1932. 2 p. (S. d>ank iioti's. an-212(;(; T 12.!) : 032. '<. FEDERAL FARM LOAN BUREAU National fmm loan associations, handbook for offieers and directors. 1932. ni+ relating to excise taxes (ui sales !)y manufacturer uniler H»r. (K)2 till. 01.3, and 014 of revenue act of 1932. 1932. vii+50 p. [Regulations relating to exci.se taxes on sales by manufacturer have previou.sly llow to order pnI>Ilcn ore lnff>riiin< Ion f«»HovrlniKr Contentu June, 1932 1159 Army regulations — Continued. 35-160. Finance Department: Transfers and exchanges of public funds; June 4, 1932. [1932.] 3 p. [Supersedes AR 35-160, June 9, 1922.] * Paper, 5c. 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W 1.6/1 : 3.5-5320/4 100-15. Corps of Engineers : Maps and mapping, Changes 1 ; June 16, 1932. 1932. 1 p. t W 1.6/2 : 100-15/2/oh. 1 145-20. Reserve Officers' Training Corps : Supply and equipment ; Apr. 25. 1932. [1932.] 49 p. I Supersedes AR 145-20, June 15, 1925. including Changes 3. Apr. 22, 1929.] * Paper, 10c. W 1.6/1 : 145-20/2 145-30. Same: Training camps, Changes 1; Juno G, 1932. [1932.] 2 p. t W 1.6/2 : 145-30/3/ch. 1 350-200. Military education : Infantry School, effective July 1, 1932 ; May 25, 1932. [1932.] 4 p. [Supersedes AR 350-200, Dec. 30, 1926 (including Changes 1, Aug. 25, 1930), and AR 350-210, Dec. 30, 1926.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6/1 : 350-200/2 J50-550. Same: Air Corps Engineering School; May 16, 1932. [1932.] 2 p. [Supersedes AR 350-550, Aug. 20, 1926.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6/1 : 350-550/2 350-900. Same : Quartermaster Corps School ; .June 13, 1932. [1932.] 3 p. [Super- sedes AR 350-900, Dec. 10, 1926, including Changes 1, May 20, 1930.] * Paper, 5c. 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They will consist of a series of pamphlets containiug regulations of a technical nature, such as descriptions of, instructions for the care of, instructions for the handling of, and the proper nomenclature of arms, materiel, and equipment of the various branches. This series will include the class of publications heretofore known as handbooks. Technical regulations will be numbered in the same manner as are Training regulations, but 1000 will be added to the general subject numbers, i. e.. Training regulations will appear as TR 445-270 and Technical regulations as TR 1445-270. 1100-15. Coast Artillery Corps : Repair and test of submarine mine cable. Changes 1 ; Mar. 1, 1932. [1932.] 2 leaves, t W 1.22 : 1160-15/ch. 1 1370-D . Miscellaneous ammunition : Drill ammunition. Changes 1 ; Jan. 2, 1932. [1932.] 2 leaves, il. t W 1.22: 1370-D/ch. 1 Training regulations. Note. — The Training regulations are issued in pamphlet form for insertion in loose- leaf binders. 405-95. Medical DepartmenI : Individual equipment, prepared under direction of sur- geon general; Juue 4, 1932. [1932.] 9 p. il. * Paper, 5c. W 1.21 : 405-95 ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTJMENT Army supplies. Index of United States Army specifications, Jan. 1932. 1932. iii+20.S p. 12° [The series of Army specifications to which this is an index is of interest only to the service and is not entered in this catalogue.] t W 3.4S/2 : 932 Ho'«v to order publications — See information folIOTving' Contents 1160 June, 1932 , liui/oiicts. liasic field manual: v. 3. IJ.i.sic weapons, pt. 1. Rifle oonipan chapter 4. Instruction with bayonet: ijrepared und»'r direction of chief infantry. 1932. v+32 p. 11. 12" [Sui»er.sede.s TU 50-2r,, Dec. 20, 1923 (ii cludinj; Chanw.s 1. Jan. -, 192G, Chanyes 2, Jan. 3, 1928, and Chanties :;. Jan. 2, 1929).] • Paper, 5c. L. C. card 21^27545 W 3.63 : 3/pt. 1/chap. 4 ^lilitarjt cdurdtion. Announcement of Army extt^nsion course.s. 1932-33: S( tion 2, Extension course of Adjutant General's Uei>artment. [1932.] 5 p. W 3.51 : 932-33/se. Same: .section 3. Extension course of Air Corps schof)ls. [1932.] 8 p. W :5.r,l : 9.32-.33/sec. 3 Same: sc<-tion 4, Extension course of Cavalry School. [1932.] 6 p. t W 3.51 : 9.32-33/sec. 4 Same: section 5, Extension course of Chaidain School. [1932.] 3 p. t W 3..51 : 932-33/sec. r, Same: .stH;tioii 0. Extension cour.se of Chemical Warfare School. [1932. | 7 p. t ^V' 3..'.1 : 932-33/.sec. C. — — Same: .section 8, Extension course of Engineer School. [1932.] 11 p. t W 3.51 : 932-33/sec. 8 Same: .'section 12, Extension course of Juflge Advocate General's Depart- ment. [1932.] 4 p. t W 3..51 : 932-33/.sec. 12 Same : section 13, Extension courses of Medical Field Service School and School of Aviation Metlicine. [1932.] 8 p. t W 3.51 : 932-33/sec. 13 Army extension courses; special text no. 9. Defensive combat and organi- zation of the LTound : prepared under direction of chief of infantry for use with extension course of Infantry School. 19.'^2 edition. 19;V2. ii-|-S9 \\. il. map. 'Paper. lOc. W 3.52: 9^2 Same: special text no. 227, Orjranization of .\nny; i»reiiared under direc- tion of surjreon general for use with Army extension courses. [Reprint with slii-'ht changes] 1932. ii+29 p. * Paper. lOc. W3..">2:51/2 Same: spe;ial text no. G!'. Or'j:ani/.ation and cniplnyment of vterinary service, infantry and cavalry divisions; prepared under direction of surpeon general for use with extension course of Medical Field Service School. 19.32 edition. 1932. ii4-54 p. * Paper. lOe. W 3.52 : 60 Same; special text no. 227, Organization of Army; prepared under direc- tion of War Department for use with Armv extension courses. 1932 eiliti. n. 1932. ii-f 26 p. il. * Paper, 10c. W 3.52 : 227 Rifle practice. Basic field manual: v. 3. Basic weapons, jit. 1. Uiflt^ company, chapter 2. Automatic rille marksmanship ; prepared under direction of chief of infantry. 1932. iv+ 60 p. il. 12° [Supersedes TP 150-30. Nov. 21, 1923 (including Changes 1, Feb. 15, 1926. Changes 2, Jan. 3, 1927. Changes 3. Jan. 3. 1928. and Changes 4. Jan. 2. 1929).! * Paper. \Tv\ W 3.(i3 : 3 pr. l/cli:ip. 2 TJ. 8. Army recruiting ncirs, bulletin of recruiting information issued by direc- tion of adjutant general of Army, v. 14. no. 11 and 12: June 1 and 15. 1932. fUecruiting Publicity Bureau. Governors Island, N. Y.. June 1 and 15. 1932.] Each 10 J), il. 4° iPecruiting Publicitv Bureau, Governors Island. N. Y. L. C. card War 22-1 W ."..45 : 9.32/11. 12 ENG I NEEli DEPAKTM ENT Jlnusdtonie L'irrr. i'oiin., report on Housatonic lUver. Conn., covering naviga- tion, flood control, power development, and irrigation. 1932. vii-fSs5 p il. 3 pi. 2 maps. (II. doc. 246. 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * P.-iper 1.5c. L. V. card .•^220817 Lihiilh liiver. Pit., report on Lehigh Klver. Pa., covering navigation, flood con- trol, power tleveloimient, and irrigation. Feb. 10. V.YA2. 49 p. il. 13 pi. ."? maps. (II. doc. 245, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 35c. Ii. r. card 32-26818 liow to (irii f oIlowinK' <'ttntt>iita June, 1932 1161 Mississippi River. Survey of Mississippi River between Missouri River and Minneapolis, report on survey of Mississippi River between Missouri River and Minneapolis, with view to securing channel deptli of 9 feet at low water, with suitable widths : pt. 2, Drawings. 1932. portfolio of iii p. 43 pi. 44 maps. (H. doc. 137, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Price on application. L. C. card 32-26139 Orders. General orders 1, 1930: [revised to] May 15, 1932. 1932. v+84 p. 12° [General orders 1 is Orders and regulations. Corps of Engineers, Army, chapter 10, Administration of civil service in Engineer Department at Large. Supersedes chapter 10, Orders and regulations, Jan. 15, 19.30. and includes all revisions, amendments, and changes to May 15, 1932. Usually the General orders of the Engineer Department are multigraphed and are not entered in this catalogue.] t W 7.8 : 930/1/rev. 932 Skunk River, Iowa, report on Skunk River. Iowa, covering navigation, power development and irrigation, and also its effects upon lower Mississippi River ^^•ith regard to flood control. 1932. vii+110 p. il. 24 pi. 10 maps. (H. doc. 170, 72d Cong. 1st .sess.) * Paper, 50c. Tittahaioassce River. Tittabawassee and Chippewa rivers, Mich., report on pre- liminary examination of Tittabawassee River and Chippewa River, Mich , with view to control of their floods. Mar. 15, 1932. 35 p. map. (H. doc. 273, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c. WiUamette River, Oreg., report on Willamette River, Oreg., covering navigation, flood control, power development, and iri'igation. 1932. viii+136 p. il. 21 pi. 4 p. of pi. 9 maps. (H. doc. 263, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 65c. L. C. card 32-26820 Wolf River, Wis., report on Wolf River. Wis., covering navigation, flood control, power development, and irrigation. Mar. 17, 1932. 104 p. il. 10 maps. (H. doc. 276, 72d Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 30c. NORTHEIEN AND NORTHWESTERN LAKES SURA^EY Note. — Charts of the Great Lakes and connecting waters and St. Lawrence River to the international bmmdary at St. Regis, of Lake Champlain, and of the New York State canals are prepared and sold h.v the U. S. Lake Survey Office. Old Customhonse. Detroit. Mich. Charts may also be purchased at the followins- U. S. engineer offices : 710 Army Building. New York. N. Y. : 486 Broadway. Albany. N. Y. ; 540 Federal Building. Buffalo'. N. Y. : and Canal Office. Sault Ste. Marie. Mich. A catalogue (with index map), showing localities, scales, prices, and conditions of sale, may be had upon application at any of these offices. 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, is issued free to chart purchasers, upon request. The bulletin is revised annually and issued at the opening of navigation (in April), and sup- plements thereto are published monthly during the navigation season. Complete sets of charts and publications may he seen at the U. S. engineer offices in Duluth, Minn.. Milwaukee. Wis., Chicago, 111., (jrand Rapids. Mich.. Cleveland. Ohio, and Oswego. N. Y., but they are obtainable only at the sales offices above mentioned. Great Lakes. Supplement 2. June 22, 1932, corrections and additions to Bulle- tin 41 : to supplement information given upon charts of Great Lakes. U. S. Lake Survey Office, Detroit, Mich. [June 16, 1932]. p. 1-3+leaves 4-12+ [2] p. 4° t L. C. card 8-35459 W 33.3 : 41/supp. 2 Charts Lake of the Woods. International boundary waters, Lake Superior to Lake of the Woods, showing portion of Lake of the Woods, from Long Point to Windy Point, including entrance to Rainv River ; Lake of the Woods no. 1. Scale 1:40.000. [U. S. Lake Survey Office, Detroit, Mich.] May, 1932. 23.8X37.2 in. t 40c. W 33.9 : 1 Xiagara River, from above the Falls to Lake Ontario. Scale 1 : 30,000. [LT. S. Lake Survey Office, Detroit, Mich.] Apr. 1932. 39.1X23 in. 1 40c. W 33.8 : N 51/2/932 Ontario, Lake. Lake Ontario. Scale 1:400.000. [U. S. Lake Survev Office. Detroit, Mich.] Feb. 1932. 20X34.4 in. t 40c. W 33.7/2: 0/8 Sow to ordor publications — See Information follotrins Contents 1162 June, 1932 St. Mnrys River, from Twin Islands to Sault Ste. Marie; St. Marys River rliurt 2. Scale 1 : 4U,00U. [U. S. Lal-7. Changes 2. Jan. 12. 1931.] W 70.7/4 : 75-7/ch. 3 SIGNAL OFFICE Telegraph. Washinpton-Alnska military cable and telegraph system, tariff book and regulations. 1932. v + SS p. ] tab. [Issued in loo.se-leaf form for in.sertion in binder.] t W 42.2 :T 23/10 llii^v 4o ortlcr iiiiUIifiitioii.s — Soo Infoniinlion follo^viii}? ConteiitM o INDEX To Monthly Catalogue, July, 1931- June, 1932 y^OTE.— Entries appear in this index (/) under names of Government or corporate authors; (g) under per- sonal authors: (3) under series titles or titles of publications, if distinctive; (i) under subjects. Specific subjects are not duplicated under the Government authors. The list of page numbers immediately following the name of any Executive Department, bureau, office, etc., refers to all entries under the corresponding center head on those pages of the Monthly Catalogue proper. Inclusive paging is not given, except in the case of hearings and reports under the names of the Committees of Congress, the names of the individual Congressmen submitting reports, and for certain entries under Laws A.-B Stove Co., steel 514 A. E. F., see American Expeditionary Forces. A. L. A., see -American Library Association. Angstrom, Anders: note on J. F. Brennan's article 142 radiation conference at Berlin 76 uniformity of actinometric sj-mbols 369 Aaron, Henry, soil profile and subgrade survey. 454 Abana Mine, electrical resistivity, etc 20 .^bbaco, Phillip, v. United States 890 Vbbot, C. G.: annals of Astrophysical Observatory 907 new solar observatory site 906 periodicity in solar variation 1030 periodometer 654 see also Smithsonian Institution. Abbott, Edith, crime and the foreign born 110 Abbott, Ira H., airship model tests 179 Abbott, John S., relief 966 Abdomen: morphology of insect abdomen 342 rupture of aneurysm of abdominal aorta. .- 180^ transposition of abdominal viscera 915* Abel, James F.: certificates, diplomas, etc., in France 998 education in Belgium.. 1124 Aberdeen & Rockfish R. R.: rates on — canned food 880 cement 243 chairs 1132 cigarettes 881 citrus fruit 756 cotton goods 756 lamp-posts 1009 lumber 168 roofing 40 vegetables 324 Aberdeen Proving Ground, sale of land 613,968 Abernethy, Marie V., appointment 186 .\berration, chromatic, of microscope 88 Abilene, Tex., Parramore Post memorial build- ing 486,595,739,829 Abilene & Southern Ry.: proposed extension 1129 rates on — bath-tubs 99 cattle.. 166 drain-tiles 881 gasoline 631 limestone 100 petroleum __ 1134 potatoes 40 Aborigines, see .\rchaeolog>- — Indians. Abortion in animals, tests give information 207 Abrahams & Co., iron 245 Page .^.brams, Tryphosa E., increase of compensa- tion 605 Abrasive Company: abrasive refuse 1006 silicon carbide 1135 Abrasives: census, 1930, abrasives 937 census, 1930, polishing appliances 937 dental lathe grinding wheels 947 Government supplies, abrasive materials. 662 production in 1930, abrasive materials 303 rates on abrasive refuse 1006 Absaroka National Forest, land transfers 781 Abscess, pulmonary, with partial pneumotho- rax 198 .\bson, Charles M., v. United States _. 171,388 Absorption spectra, see Spectra. Abtao, Caleta, chart 527 .\cacia Mutual Life .Association, see Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co. Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co 707, 730, 950 .Academic dissertations: American doctoral dissertations, 1930 895 education, theses deposited in Educ. Office. 750 .Academies, statistics, 1929-30 625 .Academy of Sciences, see National .Academy of Sciences. Acadia National Park: general information circular 753 Otter Cliffs radio station, removal, etc 659 .Acala cotton, improvement through selection.. 679 -Acar genus of West American moUusks 343 -Accessible Bay, chart 1143 Accident bulletin 96 Accidents: coal-mine fatalities, 1929 85 coke-oven accidents, 1930 376 falls of roof and coal in mines 944, 1064 iron and steel industry, experience.. 331 manufacturing industries, 1926-30 1019 metal mine accidents- experience and cost in Washington 944 in United States during 1929... 85 in United States during 1930 1064 quarry accidents during 1930 1065 railroad accidents — collisions, etc., accident bulletin 99 96 investigation reports 34, 239, 325 investigation reports, summarv.. 399, 509, 876 report of Safety Bureau, 1931 400 statistics. Mines Bureau publications 85, 376, 1064, 1065 submarine lung training, analysis 771 see also Collisions at sea — Employers' lia- bility and workmen's compensa- tion — Safety of life. 1163 1164 Index, 1931-1932 Page Acclimatization of white race 424,425 Accouuting: carriers l)y air, uniform system 903 farm accounts. pjblicatioD:> for sale U2, 997 numbers for ships and stations 51 postal accounts, checking list 185 jioultry Iccepers business records 360 |iublic:ktions for sale by supt. of docs 750 set also budgets (family)— a/«o names of Departments, bureaus, etc. Accounting & Tabulating Machine Corpora- tion 250 Accounting Oilice, tee Cicneral Accounting OIHce. Accounts, see Accounting— Finance. Accounts Bureau, Navy Dept., see Supi)lies and Accounts Bureau, Navy Dept. Accounts Bureau, I'ost OlUce Uept 53, 185, 421, 532, 64U, 1147 Accounts Committee, House: reports 470-471,572,831,952-953.1073 Acetic acid as soil disinfectant 927,1049 Acevedo, Tomas, v. United States 2W Acid phosphate, rates on 879 Acids: Oovernnient supplies 6fi2 organic, from carbohydrates.. 930 rates on. 243,755 see also names or acids. Ackerman, A. J., leaf hoppers 210 Ackerman, Adam B., relief of widow 483 Ackerman, Belle, relief 483 Acklin Stamping Co., iron 245 Acme Brick Co., hollow tile ..- 1008 Acme Operating Corporation v. U. S 018,885 .\coma Indians: article on 1149 lands for benefit 711 Acoustics, architectural... 467 Acree, S. F.: elimination of contact potentials 227, 305, 467, 694 pentoses and pentosans, determination. 467, 567 .\ctiue3 odorata, elTects on sheep.- 285,361 Actinoinetry, uniformity of symbols 369 Actinomycosis, uoutuberculous lung disease.. 1158 Actions at law: amend sec. 5 of suits in admiralty act. 841, 1109 cases tried without jury, review.. 736 Indians on reservations, prosecution . . . 962, 985 reference of casas in Federal courts 987 States to sue U. S. to recover taxes 905 unfairness in prosecutions 110 waiver of prosecution by indictment... 611,965 see also Judicial procedure— af»o names of parties to suits. Actors: immigration, contract-labor provisions- hearings 710 report 710 minors, employment on stage in D. C. — hearings 856 report 707 Acts, see Laws. .\ctuaries Board 1158 report, Uth 1158 Actuary, Government, see Qovermnont Actu- ary. Ad valorem rates, see Tarifl. Adair, John W., relief 574 Adamitz, Krnest U., bunkering stations 1062 Adams, B. II., air embolism in submarine es- cape 771,897 Adams, Burton S., relief of heirs 954 Adams, Caroline II., relief 1088 Adams, Cecil t^., comnr. of internal revenue c. 171 Adams, Charles F., see Navy Department. Adams, Oeorge J., n. Ogden L. Mills 1151 Adams, J. Uichard, potash extraction 210 Adams, Oscar .'^.p elements of map protection.. 83 Adams, Boss K., relief 600.699 Adams, Sjimuol I., relief of widow 1088 Al new uses for farm prmlucls U2X Mt also Crops— a(*o rmuies of special prod- ucts. Agricultural research Journal, see Journal of agricultural research. Agricultural schools, set ARricultural colleges- Agriculture— a/io names of schools or colleges with wliich they are con- nected. Agricultural situation (|)erio«lical) — 4,69,136,200, 2w;. 3«iO, 44S, 554, 674, »06, 92S, 1 050 -Xgrlcultural swietics: markeiing ait lielp."! fanners organize 1122 organizing cool "crative marketing assoc 1122 program of imt. farm organizations 471 salaries under agric. marketing act 851 serving c-ootwrative orpanizations 73 tax exemi>ti<)n of coo|)»>ratives 977 Agricultural Students, Vocational, National I'ongress of, see National Congrress ol \ocational Agricultural Stu- dents. Agricultural surplus control, set Markets and marketing. Agriculture: agricultural conference, etc., hearings 3.S4 agricultural education, publications 91 agricultural oul look for l'J32 674 agricultural outlook for Southern States — 361 agricultural series - 91 agronomic work. Big Spring Field Station. 557 as escolas de agricultura 336 benefits available at Muscle Shoals 414 birds in rel. to, in southeastern U. S 208 15th census of United States- farm acreage and farm values 456 summary for I'nited States - 'j37 Uesiern States 1059 see also names of certain States, etc. census publications for sale 315,997 Chinese, etc., accessions. Library of Cong.. 642 cooperacioii agrfcola en las Americas 1025 same (in Portuguese) -- 1145 farm relief hearings 977 graphic summary 20(> injurious insects in Japan 138 investigations, l'.C25-30, Sacaton, Ariz 681 la educacion agrlcolaen Mexico 51 mechanization in labor displa(«meut 2»i0, 640,928 meteorology, future 215 Pan American Cnion series— serio sobre agricultura (Portuguese)... 2fifi, 336,530,777,901,1145 serie sobre agricultura (Spanish) 114, 267, 337, 530, 647, 900, 102.5 photographic light box for research 927, 1050 plant maicrial collection, etc 367 program of national organizations 471 report of Secretary of Agriculture, 1931. 359,928 statistics, miscellaneous 3r0, 928 what's new in agriculture 928 yearbook of agriculture 928 see also Kxteiision work— Farms— a/«o cer- tain he:idings beginning Agricul- tural —also names of sjwcial prod- ucts. .\grlculture and Forestry Committee, Senate: calendars 3H4. 4'.il , .WJ, 726. 851 . 977, 10'.)6 hearings 384, 4'.M , .MKMKXl. 726, 851, 977 roiwrts . . . 3S4. 491 , .51*9-600, 72>"i, 851 , 976-977, 1097 -Vgriculture and Industries Dejmrtment of Ala- bama: Franklin County soil survey 1052 .\griculture and Markets Department of New York Slate: peaches 324 Agriculiiiro Committee, House: calendars. . 381, 471, 573. 698. 831. 9.';3, 1073 hearings 471. 573, 698, 831, 953, 1073-74 reports 573, 698, 831, 953. 1073-74 Vgriculture Department 3. 69, 13.5, 2a5, 285. 359, 447, .553, 673, 805, 927, 1049 appropriations, 1932- agricultural-credit corporations 789 estimates. 1030 .\Briculture Department — Continued. P»*« appropriations, 1933— hearings 573,600 minority views 471 reports 471,488,600,830,1071 compensation and vacancies in 1933 488 employees enforcing plant quarantine 54 enforcement of filled milk act 963 lilm stiii'S 809 fund ions 135 lantern slides, etc., on mUk production 01 leaflets — available leaflets J81, 452. 557, 679 for residents of cities and towns 1055 see also subject of leaflet. library 3«fl report, 1931 36« list of technic-al workers 135 motion pictures 9,809 official record, weekly publication 4, 69, 136, 206, 286, 359, 448, 553, 674, 806, 928, 1050 index to v. 10 674 publications — available Jan. 1932 812,1055 displayed at Eastern States Expos 71 monthly list 4,74,140,213, 291, 366, 452, 557, 679. 812, 932. 1055 publications on (lists) — concrete, structural use 293 forestry for the farm 290 forestry on farm woodlands 556 sanitation in milk production 809 sweet potatoes 10 regulations, amendments and reprints 448, 553, 674. 806, 928 report of Secretary, 1931 359,928 technical bulletins — title-jmges, with contents 9,1055 see also subjeort 843 census, 1930, population, apriculture 217 coal mininR adjacent to Alaska H. K.. 973, 1097 coast pilot 17,940 dry law, to repeal certain provisions 849 fisheries— 1930, fishery industry 222 1930, stali-iiical bulletin 942 1931, statistic! bulletin 942 canned products and by-products 942 cured fishery [iroducts, production 942 laws, etc., for protection 370 to amend act for protection, etc 716 flag, adoption 92 fur-seal industries, 1930 222 game, etc., laws and regulations — 1931, amendment 209 1932-33 807 peneral information and list of books 160 glaciation in Alaska 395 governor, report, 1931 394 herring supply, fluctuations 18,943 lands— ar'J buildings, for use of Justice Dept.. 904 partial restoration for airport 780 withdrawal for .Vlaska Road Comn 652 withdrawal of coal lands 780 military cable and telegraph system 1162 mineral industry in 1929 751 mineral industry in 1930 395 mineral resources, 1929 751 mining claims, assessment suspension 846, 988, 1071 oat production 1053 postal service — mall routes, scliedules 53,268,533,903 money-order post olUcos 53 post route map 651 potato in Alaska 7 progress in administration 505 public Water reserve no. 144 422 publications, Cfovommont 160,233,305,751 roads, bridgas, and trails, rejiort 801 sjilmon fisheries, statistical review 563 surface Water supply, southeastern Alaska. 999 walru.sos and soa lions, protection 936 Alaska Agricultural K)ti>eriment Stations 7, 451,810,1053 list and Index of publications 810 report, 1930 451 ,M(iska (lame Commission, circular 209,807 Alaska poa, nonprotein nitrogen, etc 359,463 Page AlaskaRailroad, coalmining adjacent to.. 973,1097 Alaska Railroad, Special Select Committee to Investigate, Senate: report 1097 Alaska Road Commi.ssioners Board 801 lands for use, withdrawal order 652 report on roads, tjridges, etc., 1931 801 to transfer to Interior Dept 974,979 Albany, X. Y., airway map 370 Albany, Oreg., plant inspection 116 Albany Perforateci Wrapping Paper Co 41 Albatross, Fisheries steamer: collections gathered by, title-page, contents, etc., for V. 2 , 537 Foraminifera of Pacific collections 115o polychaetous annelids collected 272 Albers Bros. Milling Co.: com 244 demurrage 631 kaoliang 01 Albert, W. B., nitrogen content of cotton plant. 4 Alberts, H. W., potato in Alaska 7 Albertson eef roast cooking time varies with cut 212 cooking cured iM>rk 74 .\lexandcr. Vera, admx., court esse 010 .Vlexuniifr-Marlin Co 869 .Vlexandria, \'a.: s;>ecial cachet on May 12 902 tomiioniry postal station 1026 Alexandria Hav, N. V., bridge 588,730,830 Alfalfa: correlation between stand and yield... 205.285 gaiden webworm control 138 July-June 1169 Faee Alfalfa— Continued. green clover worm in fields, control 289 hardiness and freezing 927, 1049 hardiness studies 447, 673 hay, fed with corn meal 447, 553 hay, salt eSect on heating 3 sheep grow better than on timothy 136 Alford, T. Brooks, reUef .".. 574 Alger-Sullivan Lumber Co 171,404,1012 Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry 250 Algoma Lumber Co. (. Fed. Trade Comn 1123 Algonquin, 111., bridge 585,603,696 Alhueemas, Bahia de, chart 528 Alicata, Joseph C, rabbit stomach worm. 927, 1051 Alien Property Custodian 143,216,560 report, calendar year 1931 560 Aliens: admission subsequent to deportation 710 amend registration act, hearings 1083 arrival certificates and registry records 839 communists, exclusion and expulsion- hearings 961 reports 961, 1107 crime and the foreign born 110 departure of certain aliens, to secure.. 584, 1107 deportation, estimate 1036 exclude in count for apportionment.. 715 publications on, for sale by supt. of docs... 159 seamen, deportation — hearings 498, 984 report 385,984 seamen, repeal of citizenship status- hearings 1084 report 839 temporary entry into U. S. for Olympiad— 381 see also Immigration— Naturalization. Alinement-chart method for tree volume tables 1054 Alitak Bay, chart 941 Alkali cyanides, purification and analysis 88 .A.lkah lands, choice of crops 933 Ah Steel-Equip Co., iron 168 Allard, H. .A..: effect of light, etc., en plant 3, 10 flowering behavior of hog peanut 673, 813 flowerless conditions of plants 205, 293 Allegany Reservation, receipts from leases 1123 Alleghany district, Calif., gold quartz veins... 1125 .A^llegheny County, Pa., bridge 481,570,603 Allegheny Forging Co., relief 600,954 -A-Uegheny River: improvement, hearings 596 improvement, review of reports 1092 light list 302 AUen, Benjamin L., v. eomnr. of Internal rev.. 250 Allen, Bona, Inc., hides 323 AUen, Chester D., intravenous pyelography... 915 AUen, E. T., impressions of Ira Remsen 1141 AUen, Elsie D., index of Congressional com- mittee hearings 384 -AUen, Lorenzo, court cases 390, 1033 AUen, Malcolm, relief 483 .Alien, Ruth F., heterothalUsm in P. triticina. 1049 Allen, Thomas J., jr., relief 574 AUenby, F. S., & Co., sUk 155 Alleys, see Streets. .A.Ugbod, Miles C. (Representative from .Ala.): reports made by — War Claims Com 489-490, .598 .AUiance Insurance Co. of Philadelphia 250, 427, 633, 1033 AUied OU Co., Inc., petroleum 101 AlUgators, habits and economic importance 71 -AUin, B. W., farm business 207 Allison, Edward P., Co., Inc 1012 AUison, F. E., nitrogen fixation by legumes 676 -A.Uison, George, & Co., Inc., spinach 1135 Allman, John, reUef_ 842 AUman, Lee, relief 842 -AUotments, see Indians, and names of certain Indian tribes, and reservations. Allowances, see Army supplies — Government ofiBcials and employees — Pensions — al^o certain headings beginning Pay. AUoway, Frank L., frontal sinus infection 353 AUoys: heat-resisting, thermal expansion 379,567 nonferrous, census of manufactures 456 fee also Zinc. Page -A.Usop, Agnes M., rehef 1075 Alma, Wis.: lock and dam in Mississippi R., injunction. 723 topographic map of quadrangle 874 Almanacs, see Nautical almanacs. Almirante Steamship Corporation 250 .A.lmon, Edward B. (Representative from Ala.): reports made by — Public BuUdings and Grounds Com... 1091 Roads Com 597,972,1094 Alpena Harbor, chart 130 .\lper, Irene B., relief 832 Alpha Lux Co., Inc., iron mass 245 a particles, fluctuations in emission 694 .Alpha Portland Cement Co., court case 327 AlsesioD, I'. K. and Germany. American Glanzstoll <"orix)ration, yarn 155 American Hide and Leather Co. t. U. S 404, 530,1012.1117 American Historical Association 655,783 |)roce«dings, IIXW 783 rejHjrt, 1928, sup|jlement 655 report, 1930 783 American history, >ee History. American Indians, see Indians. Americun-LaKrance & Koamite Corporation (successor to American- La France Fire Engine Co., Inc. J 699 American Legion, loan of equipment for 1932 convention 737, 1W9, 1088 see also Parramoro Post, American Legion- Phillips County Post, American Legion— Withycombe Post, Amer- cau Legion. American Library Association, Washington bibllugraphy (2 entries) 617 American Lyceum, history, etc 506 American marine standards: bollards and cleats for docks 23 cleats for ships 88 condeu:>er tube ferrules and tube sheets 379 tire-hose couplings 1067 rat prooling of vessels 62 American Marine Standards Committee 23, 62, 88, 379, 1007 American-Mexican Claims Commissions, see General Claims Commission, U. S. and Mexico— Special Claims Com- mission, U. S. and Me.xico. American National Red Cross: distribution of Govt.-owned wheat, etc.— hearing 698 law 697 reports 384, 600, 698, 724, 1072, 1074, 1095, 1097 American National Ketail Jewelers' Assoc 19 American nautical almanac, 1932 182 American Newspajjer Publishers Association, news ink, etc., report at confer- ence 1124 American Petroleum Institute, correction table for petroleum oils 307 American Poix;orn Co 1010 American Poultry School 28 American practical navigator. 527 American Kailway Express Co. 98 American Red Cross, see American National Red Cross. American republics: conciliation and arbitration 51 conventions— cominertial aviation 120 consular agents 784,908 maritime neutrality IH)8 coojwracion agrlcola en las Amfiricas 1025 same (in Portuguese) 1145 cooperacion panamericana en sanidad 1025 same (in Portuguese) 1145 memorins, I'entrul America, etc 1020 Postal Union of the Americas and Spain... 903 postal instructions relative to 1027 ittalso Latin America — a/40 headings begin- ning Pan American— a/ao names of republics. American Revolution, National Society of IJuughters of, see National Society of Daughters of American Revolu- ti-k Commiiision. Apparel, »ee (. lothinR. Appeals, cases tried in Dlst. Cts. without jury 73fi Ap[)"ndiciti3 mortality 528 Apple: apple blotch 452 apple «cab ,-. 140 arsenical, etc., injuries from washing 140 barreled, preparation for market 207 canned. Federal standard stock catalogue.. 192 changes in waxlike coating 4,9 cytospora canker of apple trees 205,292 Kl.sinoo on apple 1049, 1055 evaporated, standard stock catalogue 347 fertilized trees grown in cylinders 805,927 flat headed apple-tree borer 72 growing Ciust of .Mississippi River 557 important apple insects 7 leaf hopiKjrs attack in Ozarks 210 official standards 70 orchard renovation 366 powdery mildew control 453 rates on apples 98, 166, 242, 879, 1006 scald and its control 933 spray residue, removal is benefit 213 spray residue, removing 213 .\pplesauce, canned, standard stock catalogue. 123 .Vppointments, see Civil service— a/»o names of Departments, bureaus, etc. — aUo names of persons appointed to office .\ppomattox It iver, chart 149 -Vpportionment, see Civil service— House of Representatives. .\pprai.sement case of Gilson Brothers 748 -Xpproprialions: deficiency and supplemental, 1932, etc.— hearings 471,491. 1074, 1097 law 569 reports 469, 471, 492, 1071, 1074, 1097 digest, 1932, and prior years 192 e.stimales, 1934, Budget Bureau circular.. 1036 legislative, 1933— hearings 831, 1098 minority views 977 reports 831,849,977,1071 $ee alto Budget— Government offices— afao names of Departments, bureaus, and objects. Appropriations Committee, House: hearings.. 381, 471, 573-574, 690, 831-832, 953, 1074 minority views 471 reports. . . 381, 471, 573-574, 099, 831-832,953, 1074 Appropriations Committee, Senate: hearings 491,600,726,851,1097-1098 minority views 977 reports 491-492, GOO, 726, 851, 977, 1097-1098 .\pricots: canned. Federal standard stock catalogue.. 192 dried. Federal standard stock catalogue 542 Aptitude tests: aid in administering sectioned courses 1125 teacher-aptitude tests, etc 1125 .\(|uaria, care of gold fish 222 .\ectra. Ari . it. R.. rates on lime 38 Arc ►•e. te.sts of sugarcanes in La. . 293 Aru : interior Department 394 rci.'.n. I'.ai 394 Archaeology: archeological site m eastern Arizona 906 en las Ani<'rica-~en 1929 y 1930 336 excavations at Indian village siie, Miss 655 investigations in north, r;, Al;i.-ka 906 Old World prehisti' :n field. 343,426 prehist uric sites, 1- .region... 1031 Fueblo ruins in Ar, lated 119 recoiiijaissuiice in M].->i.uri \ lUey 906 serie sobre I'.rnueologla .\niericana 33« Tell en-.Niisbeh cicuvations of 1929 343, 425 Archer (.'ity ciiiadruiigle, Tex 318 Archer-Daniels-MidLmd Co., linseed-oil 882 Archibald, i. U., calcium reiiuiren.ents of dairy heifers. 3,4 Architect of Capitol 369,683.810,936,1058 appropriations, supp. estimates, etc 3<.9, 683,810,936,1058,1153 report, 1931 684 Architect, Sut)ervlsing: appropriations, supp. estimates, etc.. 541, 1153 Architects: employ on public buildings and grounds- hearings 721,970 report 1091 .\.rchitects. International Congress of, tee Inter- national Congress of Architects. Architecture: acoustics, architectural 4<>7 career guidance 234,997 colonial architecture of Brazil 51 Archives, .'Scotland, notes concerning America.. 783 Arctic circle, solar radiation intensities.. 12 Arctic ice distribution, north .\.tlantic Ocean.. 60 Arctic Ocean: lights, etc.. - Ill pilot, supplement 897 Arctic regions, see Polar regions. .\rd, Tess, r. United States 759 Ardmore, S. Dak., summer fallow.. 680 .\renaza, Carlos de, a delinquencia infantil 114 Arentz, .'^amuel S. (Representative from Nev.): reports made by — Irricition and Reclamation Com 964 Public Lands Cora 848,970, 1091 .\reu7.ville quadrangle, 111 1000 .Argentina: foreign trade for 1930 f>47 increa.sed jnistape on letters and cards 649 iron and steel industry and trade 223 textile market 1063 -\rKonaut Consolidated Mining Co 515 Arizona: archeological site 906 census, 1930 — agriculture 217,684 drainage 143 irrigation 144 manufactures 1059 occupations 217 population 1059 retail distribution 13 Copi>er TarilT Comniission— -•Vmerican copi>er produclicii .'99 Corporation Commission— freight rates 513 flying weather, southern Arizona 215 gold, silver, copi)er, etc 151 hunting baskets 906 lands— air-navigation facilities 848.989,1069 benent of Arizona I'niversity.. 739,848.950 part of target range for burial Hot 613 relinqiiisluuents, authorize accept- ance 1092,1116 withdrawn pending legislation 186 mail routes, schedules 117,269,422,780,1148 post route map 651 public water restoration 663 July-June 1173 Arizona — Continued. Page Pueblo ruins, recently dated 119 right of way for gas pipe line 117 statue of John C. Greenway.. 154 Arizona Agricultural Experiment Station: soil surveys— Gila Bend area 137 Paradise- Verde area 71 Arizona Grocery Co 35,320,539 Arizona Seed & Floral Co., rye-grass seed 248 Arizona University, lands for benefit.. 739, 848, 950 see also ."Vrizona Agricultural Experiment Station. Arkansas: bridge across Black River 713,829,854 bridges across St. Francis Eiver... 588, 730, 830 cave culture.- 906 census, 1930— agriculture 371 drainage 456 irrigation 456 occupations 217 retail distribution 77 Federal aid highway system progress map. 141 institutions of higher learning 30 lands withdrawn- partial revocation 3 JO pending resurvej', revocation... 780 mail routes, schedules 54,269,650, 1028 plants, etc., addressed to places in 184, 779 post route map .._ 651 Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station 210 Arkansas & Louisiana Missouri Ry.: rates on— bananas 243, 1132 canned food 402 cement.. 37 -Arkansas & Memphis Ry. Bridge & Terminal Co 1007 Arkansas Cotton Trade Association 167 Arkansas Natural Gas Corporation 1034 Arkansas Valley Interurban Ry.: construction 877 rates on- paper - 757 peaches 101,247 Arlington Memorial Bridge approach road 723 Armaments: .\Tcay technical regulations 199 particulars of U. S. armaments 120 6ee also Disarmament conference, 1932— Weapons. .\rmburg, Fred, Boston & .Maine R. R. vs 787 Armies in the field, treatment of wounded and sick - 909 Armillary sphere in Meridian HOI Park 843, 989, 1071 .A.rmistice day, 1931, proclamation 340 Armor, plans for Navy vessels, preparing, etc.. 333 Armored cars, see Tanks (military science). Armour & Co.: jelly glasses 168 swine 1135 tin-plate 1135 Armour & Co. of Delaware, palm-oil 39 Armour Grain Co., demurrage 1133 Arms: in Canal Zone, regulate carrying, etc... 587, 1108 qualification, .Vrmy regulations 794 renouncing sale, etc., to foreign nations. 710, 838 see also Firearms— Ordnance— Weapons. Armstead, Frank R., v. United States 388,991 Armstrong, Q. M., nitrogen content of cotton.. 4 Armstrong, Qi' rge F., case of executors 404, 759, 1117 Armstrong, J. M., land for legal representatives. 971 Armstrong, Johana, relief 574 Armstrong Cork Co., rubber-nut oil 248 Armuelles, Puerto, charts 48,774 Army: administration, extension course 550,1043 appropriations for War Dept. and Army — hearings. 953, 1098 reports 953,1098 discipline, courtesies, and customs 355 enlisted men — Army regulations 548, 665, 916, 1042, 1159 classification 63 numbers, grades, and assigrunents 547 see also, below, personnel. Army— Continued. Page extension courses 63, 129, 199, 354, 436, 548, 666. 795, 917, 1042, 1160 field manuals- basic field manual 129, 548, 1044, 1160 (2 entries) Marine Corps distribution... 526 list and directory 63, 280, 665, 1042 officers- directory 63,280,665,1042 disbursing accounts. 835 in or near District of Columbia 64, 281, 442, 921 mounts, purchase from and by Govt... 128 numbers, grades, and assignments 547 register, 1932 665 regulations concerning 128, 353, 435, 794, 1159 see also, below, personnel. organization, extension course 1160 pensions, see Pensions, personnel- claims for damages, etc 832 regulations concerning- 199, 280, 435, 665, 916, 1042, 1159 s ee also, above, enlisted men — officers. procuring, etc., agencies, coordination 1043 publications for sale by supt. of docs.. 159, 1124 rations, regulations 280 register, 1932 665 regulations 62, 63, 128, 198, 199, 280, 353, 435, 547, 548, 665, 794, 916, 1041, 1042, 1158, 1159 current pamphlets and changes.. 280 index, changes 1 435 miscellaneous regulations 199, 353, 1042 technical regulations 63, 129, 199, 280, 353, 436, 548, 665. 795. 916, 1159 technical regulations, lists 916 technical regulations. Marine Corps distribution. 526 training regulations 63, 280, 354, 436, 548, 665, 795. 916. 1042, 1159 training regulations, lists 916 training regulations, Marine Corps distribution 526 statistical data, historical, etc., value 547 supplies, see Army supplies, training manual — Army postal service - 1044 identification of aircraft... 129 lists of training manuals 916 Marine Corps distribution 526 packer 63 training publications, lists.. _. 916 transportation requests 435 United States Armv recruiting news 64, 129, 199, 281, 355, 442, 550, 667, 795, 921, 1044, 1160 wars, etc., in which Army participated 915 see also .American Expeditionary Forces — National Guard — Pay, Armj' — Retired list, Army — Soldiers — also certain headings beginning Mili- tary — also names of special branches of the service. Army Aeronautical Museum 280 Army and Navy Club of America.. 26, 171, 309, 759 Army directory, see Army, list and directory. Army emergency officers' retired list, see Emer- gency officers' retired list. Army extension courses, see Army. Army field manuals, see .\rmy. Army hospitals, see Hospitals. Army list and directory, see Army. Army Medical Library, see Medical Depart- ment, .A,rmy. Army Medical Museum to accept bequest of William F. Edgar 500 Army Nurse Corps, see Nurse Corps, .\rmy. Army officers, see Army — Officers' Reserve Corps, Anny — Reserve Officers' Training Corps, .A.rmy. .\rmy register, see Army. Army regulations, see Army. Army service schools, see names of schools. Army supplies: aeronautical equipment for museums, etc.. 916 1174 Index, 1931-1932 Army supplies — Continue'l. _ extension courses— -rage A ir Corps supply system 1043 emergency procurement 442 supply and moss management 355, 442. 667, 1044 individual equipment. Medical Dept., Army 1159 issue and sales stores, stock catalogue 58 obsolete, etc., to authorize exchange 499 Signal Corps supply catalogue 282,923 specifications, index 1159 table of allowances 63 to give preference to American goods 591, 614,696 types of equipment used by Army 199 use for emergency relief 614 tee also Military supplies— Public prop- erty — also special subject, e. g. Aniimunition. Army training manual, see Army. Array War College. District of Columbia 129 .Vrnold Stone < ''),, Inc., r. Federal Trade Comn. 232 Aroostook N'alley R. U., control 877 Arrea, Julio Rodriguez, see Rodriguez Arrea, Julio. Arrow Rock, Mo., bridge 585,729.830 Arroyo Sequit ijuadrangle, Calif 1126 Arsenals, conduct and administration 500 see also names of arsenals. Arsfine Brouard, Brother: Mexican mosses collected by 119 index 654 Arsenic: action upon sulphydryl groups of proteins. 546 antiluetic treatment, arsenical reactions 128 apples, arsenical injuries from washing 140 oranges, vitamin C impaired by spray 288 problem case, ar.senical poisoning, etc 1041 production in 1930 303 strawberry weevil control 211 toxic ctTects of arsenical compounds.. 180 Arsenoxide formation from arsphenamines 914 Arsphenamines, formation of arsenoxide from.. 914 Art: aboriginal decorative art in America... 341,425 census of manufactures, art goods 457 fine arts series 51,114,266 related to the home, teaching 156 works of, catalogue of copjTight entries 262, 524, 895 index and title-page, 1931 895 see also Design. Art Brass Co. r. comnr. of internal revenue 327 .\rt goods, stamped, census of manufactures... 818 .Vrtcsian Ice & Cold Storage Co., ice 323 Artesian water supply of Memphis, Tenn 31 -Vrthritis: ammonium ortho-Idoxy-benzoate treat- ment 771 of spine 665 tuberculous. 665 Arthur, J. C, bibliography of J. M. Coulter.. 1141 Arthur. Joseph D., jr.: .\nacostia Park, etc., rp 796 \V;«;hington, D. C, district, rp 797 Arthur Kill, chart 222 Artichoke storage rots 135,285 .Vrlicles of Confederation 309 .Srtilicial (lowers and plants, census of mfg 561 Artificial Iratlicr. census of mfg 562 .\rtilicial liglit. fee Light. Artilipial limbs, census of manufactures 561 Artiticial precious stones, customs appeal 503 ArtiCuial semiprecious stones, customs 91 ArlKlcial stone, rates on 1135 Artillery, see Coast .\rtillery Corps— Field ar- tillery—Ordnance. Artists: employ on public buildings and grounds- hearings 970 report 1091 .\rtists' materials, census of manufactures 937 Artschwager, Ernst, suberization, etc.. In sweet potato 135.136.214 Arundel Corporation v. United States. 300. 388. 1012 Arvonia-Buckingham Slate Co., Inc., roofing.. 40 .Uwino, J. T.. paralysis of facial nerve 1041 Arzner. Clarence P., United States F* 1136 Asbestos: ^«Ke censusof manufactures, asbestos products.. 457 production in 1930 4')4 .\schheim-Zondek test 526,771 Ash, E. J., volume changes of cast irons 947 Ash, .«. ».: accidents at Washington metal mines 944 explosions in Washington coal mines 303 safety practices in gold dredging 691 Ash trees, canker 1049 Ashbrook. F. (1.. pork on farm 208,675 Ashe, W. W., small trees wasteful for timber. . 365 Asherton & Oulf Ry 1010 Asheville, .V. C: Federal Judicial Conference 106 scheme of city distribution 531 -Vshland Harbor, chart 130 ,\shland Iron & .Mining Co. r U. S 404.746 .\slilnnd Railway, rates on cotton-seed 1133 Ashland Refining Co., Inc., gas oil 100 .\shley. Drew A: Northern Ry., excess income. 1128 Ashmore, Arthur N'.. relief. 574 Ashmorc, Buell L., encephalitic symptoms In dementia praecox 128 Ashurst, Henry F. (Senator from Ariz.): papers presented by- American copi)er production 599 reports made by — Indian Affairs Com 610.859 Judiciary Com 499,736 Public Lands and Surveys Com 616, 739,1116 Asia: broadcast advertising 822 lights, etc., on coast 1022 new Diptera, or 2-winged flies 1150 pilot, supplements 771, 772 tide tables for eastern Asia, 1932 18 see also East (Far East). .■Vsia Minor, chart 417 Asparagus: culture 1055 Federal specifications, canned asparagus... 192 rates on 879 .\spermont quadrangle, Tex 318 Asphalt: Federal standard stock catalogue. 347,431, 1038 leasing deposits of Choctaw, etc., Indians. 711, 734, 829 production in 1929 20 production in 1930 376 rates on 322,629,755, 1006 specifications and proposals 545 Asphalt aggregate, rates on 630 Asphalt retreaders, rates on 1006 .\sphalt shingles, census of manufactures 373 .\sphyxia: blood chemistry changes 546 studies in 278,546 Asses, statistics 207 As.sessor, District of Columbia: report, 1931 390 to testify in condemnation proceedings 497, 569,582 Assiniboin Indians r. United States 90,1136 Assistant Secretaries, see, for Departmental as- sistant Secretaries, names of De- partments. Assistants (dyeing): census of manufactures. 460 Associated Cabinet Maimfacturers Corp 514 Association of Qovernmental Ofllcials in Indus- try of I'nited States and Canada. . 768 Association of I.and-Orant Colleges and I'ni- versilies 398. 1050 Associations, see names of associations— a/jo subject with which a.<.sociation has to do. Astbury, N. F., mica capacitor 828, 1067 Asthmogenic significance of pulmonary cavi- tation 128 Aston, M. J.: spinal fluid examination in syphilis 526 vasopuncture in seminal vesiculitis 526 Astoria. Oreg., aviation chart 48 -Vstronomy, publications for sale 505 Astrophysical Observatory 783,907,1030 annals 907 report, 1931 783 stations and Instruments 1031 July-June 1175 Page Astrup Co., cotton goods _. 1133 Atchison & Eastern Bridge Co 97 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.: abandonment 510 constraction 35 court cases- Arizona Grocery Co 35, 320, 539 Interstate Commerce Comn., etc.. 399,539 Terte, Ben 539 United States 325 demurrage 513,631 misrouting 169,323 protective service to perishable freight 876 rates 38,245,513,631,757 rates on- artificial stone 1135 asphalt- 629 automobiles 755 bakery goods 242 bananas. 243 blowers. 99 boilers 880 bricks 99, 1132 broom-com 756, 880 bungs 402 cabbage 630 cable terminals 243 calcimine 756 can openers 99 cane seed 630 cantaloupes 1006 carboys 1132 cattle 243,322,402,1132 cement 99,880,1007 china-clay 512 coal 243,323,402,1007 condensed buttermUk 244 contractors' outfits 631 cotton-seed 100 dj-namite 37,756 egg cases 37 eggs 323 envelopes 37 food for poultrv 1008 fruit 100,757 furniture 513 gasoline 167,245,323, 1008 hides 323 hollow tile 100, 1008 iron 402,403,757, 1008 linoleum 403 linseed-oil 101 lubricating-oils 168 lumber... 757 oats 757 onions 101 orchard heaters 247 peaches 169 peanut hulls 247 peanuts 758 petroleum products 101, 324, 403, 632 pipe... 1134 poles 247, 1134 pop-corn 1010 potatoes 102,247,403 radio receiving sets 248,403 road-building machinery 102 rye-grass seed 248 salt 758 sewer-pipe 1010 slats 102 sweet-clover seed 758,884 swine 884 tank material 324 tankage 1135 tin-plate. 1135 wagons... 403 wheat 170,515,884 wool 250 relief 574 storage 403 switching charges 170, 249, 884 V. United States 746 Athletic goods, census of manufactures 217 Athol Manufacturing Co., court case 251 .\tkins, I. M., crop rotation, etc., experiments. 366 Atlanta, Ga.: airway maps 77,817 scheme of city distribution 62 | Page Atlanta & St. .Andrews Bay Kv 402 Atlanta & West Point R. R.: rates on — logs 882 matches 323 pants.. 1009 Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Ry.: rates on— gasoline 38 Atlanta, Birmingham & Coast R. R.: rates on — cotton goods... 244 oyster-sheUs 39 Atlantic & Yadkin Ry.: rates on — bones 512 grain 1008 iron 402 slate 324 -Atlantic Bank & Trust Co., court case 885 .\tlantic City Electric Co., court case 633 .Atlantic City Railroad: rates on — coal 243 slag S84 Atlantic Cleaners and Dj-ers, Inc., court cases. . 325, 885, 1151 Atlantic Coast: charts 264,688,821,1061 current tables, 1932 220 light lists 691,943,944,1063 pilot guides — coast pilot supplements 299,821,940 inside route 299, 563 tide tables 1061 weather forecasts, radio information 142, 335 see also Atlantic States. Atlantic Coast Line R. H.: abandonment 877 bonds 35, 1129 construction 629 excess income 754 rates on — apples 1006 bottles 36 bricks 880, 1132 charcoal 243 cotton goods.. 99 excelsior 881 fm-niture 882 lumber 757, 1009 oranges 632 peanuts. 758 potatoes 632, 1010 pulp board 514 road scrapers _.. 169 shot 102 steel 514 strawberries 249 tobacco 249,884 turnips 249 vegetables 515 veneers 249, 1011 unloading and lading 249 vs. Hannah R. Temple, admx 787 V. United States, etc 325,539 .\tlantic Coastal Plain, see Atlantic States. Atlantic Mills of Rhode Island v. U. S 991 .'\.tlantic Ocean: charts of north Atlantic- catalogue, Hydrographic OfiBce charts . 527 current charts 182,418,776 great circle sailing 899 pilot chart 50,112,182,264, 335, 418, 528, 646, 776, 899, 1024, 1144 pilot chart of upper air 50, 113, 182, 265, 336, 418, 529, 646, 776, 900, 1024, 1144 weather broadcasting stations 50, 113, 182, 265, 336, 418, 646, 776 charts of south Atlantic — index chart of sounded areas 265 islands in south Atlantic Ocean 181 pilot chart 50,265,528,900 distribution of Arctic ice 60 fish pounds 550 Foraminifera 56,343 north Atlantic deep-sea expedition, 1910 12 pilot, supplement 772 weather information by radio 142, 335 1176 Index, 1931-1932 Pace Atlantic Oil Producing Co., court case 428 Atlantic States: Canada snow cover, rel. to temperatures. . 455 fig growinR in South Atlantic States C80 nshcries, 1930 943 nsheries of Middle Atlantic States, 1930.... 822 how to attract birds 676 struwherrv culture 367 surface w:it. r supply.— 31,235,236,751,872,999 see also Atlantic Coast. Athntic Terra Cotta Co., terra-cotta 103 Atlantic Works r. I'nited States 633. 1012 .\tl:is Line Steamship Co. v. United States. 404, 991 Atl.iS Kcfinery, fish oil 631 Atliis Securities Co 404 AtLis Supply Co., lead 246 Atlases'. geologic atlas of United States 390 George Washington atlas 741 Atmosphere: , , , ,.„ dust content of atmosphere 369 water vapor cast of Uocky Mts 683 see also Free air— Stratosphere. Atomizers, customs appeal - 27 Atterbury, H. H., r. United States 329, 1121 Attorney General, see Justice Department. Attorneys, see District attorneys— Lawyers. .\twcll, E. IJelle, v. United States 633 Atypical children, see Children. .\udio-fre'iiieiicy generator, improved 227,407 Auditor, District of Columbia, report, 1931 390 Auditorv nerve, traumatic affections 352 .\uglaize Kiver, preliminary examination C07 .\une, Heyer, crop rotations, South Dakota — 558 Aunkennau, Xdam B., see Ackerman, Adam B. Austerschmidt, L. V., coal S81 .\ustin, A. O., lightning applied to airplane.... 215 .\ustin, Warren R. (Senator from Vt.): reports made by — District of Columbia Com 731- 732, 85fr-857, 982, 1104-05 Judiciary Com 988,1109 Military Affairs Com 737-738,1111 Australia: boot and shoe industry 150 broadcast advertising - 822 charts 181,645,774 lights, etc., on coast 1022 pilot, supplements - 772 sailing directions 263 Austria: fossils, studying 906 friendship, etc., treaty with U. S 121 patent awards of War Cls. .\rbiter, pay- ment 430 wages, general survey— 768 Austrian winter pea as green manure 291 Auten, Myrtle K., Fed. Trade Comn. com- plaint, etc 28 Authors, see Copyright. .\utogiro, its characteristics, etc 342,425 .Vutographs in J. B. Thacher collection 178 Autogyro, see .Vutogiro. Automatic grade-crossing devices 894 Automatic train control, see Train-control devices. Automobiles: rates on 98.166,322,755,756,879 world production and export, 1931 1062 tee also Motor-busses— IVIotor-cydes— Motor-trucks — Motor-vehicles — Vehicles. Automotive Division, Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bur 563 A vera, Warren, alias, see .Vvery, Warren F. Averill, Ksther C, father of his country 743 Averill, Lawrence .\., father of his country 743 Avery, Daisy M., relief 1075 Avory, Warren F., relief 966 Aviation, see .Aeronautics. Aviation charts, see Maps and charts. Aviation Holds, see .Mrports and aviation fields. Aviation gasoline, see (lasoline. Aviation Instlttito of U. S. A., Inc 623 Aviation machinist's mate. Navy course... Ill, 180 Aviation Mort.s 382, 472, 574, 699, 832, 954, 1074-75 Banking and Currency Committee, Senate: calendar 600,852,977 hearings. .. 309, 384, 492, 600, 728-727, 978, 1098-99 Page Banking and Currency Committee, Senate- Continued. minority views - reijoru 492, 600, 862, 978, 105^ Bankruptcy: building, etc., associations, toexempt 482, 499,569 drug stores, causes of failure 823 law and praciii-e, rp. of Attorney General.. 781 of New Jersey ind|\ iduaLs, causes 375 Banks and banking: post;il Siivinj.'s depo.<;itorie.s 208,339 jiublicatious for sale by siipt. of docs 750 to regulate in District of Columbia 707 veterans' insuranc-e, bank as beneficiary... 733 tee also .Agricultural credit — Federal home loan banks — Federal intermediate credit banks— Feia, W. Va 763 Deckman, H. C: surface water supply— ITurtson Bavha-sln 181,872 Mississippi River basins l«l. 162. 23«, 872, »W MLssouri lUverha'iln 93, 94, 872, WK» neckwith, G. C. Co.. radio cabinets 248 Be Bed'UnK. Oovernment supplies WjjJ Be»'>0 grading ani- cornstarch ', 1054 national parks— Acadia National Park "53 Bryce Canyon National I'ark 1001 Crater Lake Nationul I'ark 874 Ueuerul (irant National I'ark 875 Olacier National I'aik 1001 Orand Canyon National I'ark 1127 Grand Teion National I'ark 1127 llawaii National I'ark b74 Hot i?prings National I'ark 1001 Lassen \olcaiiic National Park 874 Mesa Verde National Park 1127 Mount McKiiiloy National Park >>74 Moutit Hainier National Paik 1001 Rocky Mountain National Park 1127 S«quola National Park 875 Yellowstone National Park 1127 Yoseniite National Park 1001 Ziou National Park 1001 naval stores 1054 Navy from insurance aspect IhO Negro educ-ation 395 nematoid (or nematode) worms 56, 344 (2 entries), 805, 907, 928 neoarsphenamine 664 neuralgia, trifacial 353 neurosypuilis 434 Nitella 359,453 nitrogen 206,286 nitrogenous substances 3,4 nursery education 751 oatmeal 660 oats 136.293,447,558,673,790,813 ocular disease 915 oleoresin 290,359,451 op<»suni 344 optical rotation, liquids 947 orange oil 808 ore depo.sits.. 1005 oysters... 19. 222 (2 entries), 375 (2 entries). 463 paraffin 824 paralysis 1158 parasites— of animals 1157 of sheep 447,555 paresis.. 435,1001 paris green 1157 peach 812 piears — Elsinoe on 1049, 1055 harvesting 813 \>eas — Alaska pea 359,453 pigeon i>ea 810 peats 6,453,673,808 ixjllagra 197,198,351,547 pensions, public old-age 768,894 iwrsonncl measures, signiflcance 1124 IHjtroleum 306,467,828,947,1067 l)Ctroleum spray oils 1049 pharmacy 235,871 plionols 285,361 photographic emulsion, after-ripening 88, 228, 1067 phrenic exerosis 1158 pilonidal cyst 1142 phicapple hran 139 piston t,'atjes 88 I)iluitary >;land 547, 1142 (2 entries) pituitary tumors 353,771 plants- bound water in plant tissue 1049, 1056 development under vitaglass 135,206 growing 447,680.80.'), 1054 on clay soils 447,679 pnenniococcl 127,664, 1142 pniMinioiiia 127,278 pneumothorax, artificial 647 polycythemia vera 794 pork 276 l>otassiuni Iodide 771 potatoes — In .\laska 7 market diseases 813 potato tuljcrs 135,206 Straw mulch on yield of 359,653 sweet potatoes 10 Bibliography— Continued. P*t» poultry 347 diet of laying hens 206,361 power in Latin .\merica 3Q2 pregnancy 526 prenatal care 2Q0 primates, brachial Ueior muscles 343 prot«clive adaptation 783 proteins- arsenic and 646 digestibility of prot«iu 3 percentages 137 proteolysis TflS psychistry 363 psychoueurosis :if.' psychosis 128,198, .'. psychotic patients i. Puccinia gramlnis lo ■ Puccinia triticina iw.' pueblos, Showlow and Pinearasiies 447, 656 shells (wncholocy) 65 skin, untanneil human 828 .social work 1041 sodium chlorate 350,453 softwoods 68 soils— hydropeu-ion concentration 808 in Hawaii 8 plants on clay .soils.- 447,679 subgrado studies 454 (2 entries) sulisoil temperature 927,1050 solar radiation 683 sorghum 678,681 sound 179 .sovbeans 664,806.928 spinach 1049 spinal anesthesia 666,916 July-June 1185 Bibliography— Continued. -^^Se spine, lumbar 1158 spinous processes 435 spirochetosis 547 standardization 82S standards yearbook - 948 starches 211, 812 steel castings and ingots 192 Stellaria media. - 1049 storms — cyclones and anticyclones 815 lightning storms 12 tropical cj'clone 368 straw 135,136,285 strawberry leaf roller. 927, 1053 streptococci 279,547 submarine lung... _.. 771 sulphur 197 swine — feeder pigs 4.69 litters. 927,1050 nutritive value of proteins 285, 359 sanitation system 362 swords and their owners 1150 syndrome .- 180, 794 syphilis — antiluetic treatment 128 apparent reinfection 128 in ex-service men 547 myocardial syphilis 526 (2 entries) public health aspects 198 tertiary 517 Wassermann reaction 127,352 syringomyelia 547 system CaO-NajO-AhOs 694 tantalum 465 teachers 1125 professional education 93 rural schools 161 training and professional status 395 thalamic syndrome 794 therapeutic value of reading matter 353 third degree 110 thrombosis 915 tick parasite 197, 434 tides 18,220 tillage experiments 366 Tilletia tritici, etc 673 (2 entries), 681,814 tissue cultures 127,352,434 titanium 465 tobacco 927, 1050, 1149 assimilation of nitrogen 206, 286 gray mold 135, 214 ring spot 135, 206 tomato gall 805, 928 tomatoes — home-canned 447,553 market diseases 934 storage and ripening 453 toothbrushes 198 trade and industrial education 28 (2 entries), 156 (2 entries), 157,232 traumatic affections, auditory nerve 352 traumatic air embolism 771,897 traumatic psychosis. 128 trematodes 56,120,189,426 tuberculo-protein _ 127 tuberculosis 352,434,915 2 entries on p. 435, 526, 547, 1041 tuberculous patients 127, 198 tumors 353,664,771,793,915 tungsten 465 turpentine 450 typhus fever — transmission by rat fleas 127, 279 (3 entries), 433, 434, 546 (2 entries), 664, 914, 915 vaccine from infected fleas 1157 ultra-violet dosage intensity meter 1067 ultra-violet radiation 828 ultra-violet radiometry 227,308 ultra-violet solar radiation 89 undulant fever 180,262,279,794 United States, history 655 uranium... 377 urine 771 urological tract.. 127 Ustilago levis, etc 673,813 vaccine 1157 vanadium — 377 Bibliography— Continued. ^^S® veal 68 vegetables- iron content 679 market diseases 934 marketing.. 622 venereal disease 1142 (2 entries) venous pressure 1158 vesiculitis 526 veterinary medicine 506 viscera 915 vitamins, treatment of adults 128 vocational guidance 235 vocational rehabilitation 1122 Washington, George — classified Washington bibliography 617 (2 entries) costumes in time of 743 pageant in honor of - 743 Washington, the man 617 (14 entries), 618 (4 entries) water purification 197 (2 entries) weather and glaciation 343,425 weevil, white-pine 931 wheat 4 (2 entries), 205, 206, 293 (2 entries), 554, 673, 691, 790, 814 winter 76,215 women — education 506 in industry 261 labor conditions 412 wood — nonutilized 295 strength- moisture 811 Wood-liquid relations 8 wool, marketing 622 yeasts 135,205,805,928 Yorktown campaign, 1781 230 zinc 68,468 zoning 306 see also Price lists — also names of Depart- ments, bureaus, etc., issuing lists of publications. Bibliography series. Education Office 161. 234, 235, 506, 751, 998 Bice, C. M.: baby chicks in confinement, management . 290 incubation of hens' eggs 139 Bicentennial garden contest, rules 990 Bickel Dredging Co. v. United States 746 Bicking, George W., wood fibers for paper making 306, 568 Bicobian, Port, chart 1062 Bicycles: census of manufactures 296 Federal standard stock catalogue 122 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com.. 60, 194, 277 (2 entries), 349, 544, 913. 1040, 1156 Biello, J. A., malignant disease of intestine... 1142 Bierd, William G., receiver, grain 631 Biermann, Arnold E.. effect of valve timing on engine performance 109 Big Brother and Big Sister Federation 1081 Big Cliffy quadrangle, Ky 752 Big Lake Reservation, Executive order... 340 Big Salkehatchie River, examination 709 Big Sandy & Cumberland R. R., construction. 164 Big Sandy River, bridge 602 Big Snowy Mountains, geology 317 Big Spring Field Station, agronomic work 567 Biggar, H. Howard, rag-doll seed tester.. 463 Bigwood, B. L., water supply, Atlantic basins. 236, 236,999 Bilby, Jasper S., precise traverse, etc., in Ind.. 148 Billets, hickory, rates on 38 Billings, Warren K.: print draft of Mooney-BOlings report 612 Bills (Congressional): history, 72d Cong. 1st sess 380, 468, 668, 695, 829, 949, 1068 Bills (securities), see Treasury bills. Bills of lading: Federated Metals Corporation 880 undelivered, premature return to senders.. 902 Bimetallism: establish bimetallic system of cmrency... 732 independent bimetallism or bolshevism?.. 1096 Binder twine, sisal and henequen 214 Binder's board, rates on 36 1186 Index, 1931-1932 Page Bindery adhesives 315 BinditiK, see Public printing and binding. Bindwee«i, catnlikse activity of rooU 135,205 Binet-Simon IntelllKence tests 354 Bingham, Hiram (Senator from Conn.): minority rejwrt made by- Commerce Com 730 papers present e. Brackett, r. comnr of internal rev. . lO-i Bishop, Ned, relief 575,1100 Bishop, Ralph C., military instruction in uni- versities and collec;es 62.'/ Bishopp, F. C: chemotropic responses of flies 28'J fowl tick, how to free premises from it 150 insects harm livestock 210 mites and lice on poultry 280,1053 screw worms and other maggots 931 ticks are carriers of di.sea,ses 678 Bislund, R. B , tests of sugarcanes, Louisiana.. 293 Bismark .\rchipelago, chart 528 Bismuth in 1930 303 Hitter rubber weed, effects on sheep 285,361 Bitterroot National Forest: proclamation 54 transfer of lands. Executive order .'>34 Bittleston Collection Agency, Ltd 618,760,886 Bitumens: production in 1929 20 production in 1930 376 see also .\sphalt. Bituminous coal, see Coal. Bituminous Coal Commission, to create 1111 Bizzell, William B., institutions of higher learn- ing in .\rkansas__ 30 Bjorkdal, Erik, Bergeron's Uberdie dreidimen- sional verkniipfende wetteranalyse. 215 Black, B. W., reimbursement 732 Blade, Herbert O., relief 601,704 Black, Hugo L. (Senator from .■Ma.): reports made by— Claims Com 601-602, 1100 Black, Joseph M.. relief 4H3 Black, Loring M., jr. (Representative from N. Y.): reports made by- Claims Com 472-477. 574-5S2, 699-707, 832-836, 95.5-956, 958. 1075-81 District of Columbia Com... . 837, 959, 1081 Black, W. H.: beef cattle tei^ts show profits 448 beef productiijn and quality 929 breeds of beef cattle - 361 dehornin?. castrating, etc., beef cattle 675 feeding cattle for beef 5,675 judging beef cattle 361 pit silos.. - 208,1051 wintering beef cattle 929 Black ba-ss, game laws, 1932 822 Black Hills region. Cretaceous rocks 317 Black .Mountain Ry.: rates on feld.^par 245 valuation 41 Black River, bri.lge 713,829,854 Black scorch of date palm 673.805 Black Sea: lights, etc 263 pilot supplement 80 Blackfeet Reservation; higliways. police jurisdiction 721,803.950 hospital construction tXW. 711 power sites, defining and regulating 858 Blacking, census of manufactures 037 Blacknier .V Post Pipe Co., sewer pipe 102 Blackmore, Richard, paresis in probable demen- tia pr:!^^^ 435 Blticksniitbs, Xavv training course .52"^ Blackwell, Marion F., relief 721 July-June 1187 Page J31ackwell, Rufus H., jr., relief ;i54 Blackwell Oil and Gas Co 8stage to, increase on letters and cards 184 British Honduras: money-order post offices 53 IKJstage to, increase on letters and cards 184 British India, tee India. Brilisli Islands, see Oreat Britain. Brittain, \. C. statistics of cattle, hogs, etc 207 Britten, Hollo H.; Inclilence of epidemic influenza, 1918-19... 664 physical examination 61,278 physical impairments in 28 occupations 546 Broad)>ent Trust, case of trustees 405 Broadca,slinp, see Raerties. 947, 1066 Clearing, casting temperature elfect, etc. 467,694 Brooke, Ctjarles R., Raynaud's disease 435 Brookhart, Smith W. (Senator from Iowa): rejKjrts made by- Claims Com 600-602, 727. S52-853, 97V. IIOO-OI Brookhaven Cotton Oil & Fertiliier Co. r. U. S. 763 Brookhill Corixjrat ion, relief 575 Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal: valuation 1011 versus United States 1013 Brooklyn Uiiion Gas Co 886 Brooks. C. F.. international meetings in 1931... 083 Brooks, Charles, apple scald and its control — 933 Brooks, Edwar Burchard, E. D.: surface water supply- Atlantic and Gulf basins 31,7.'il,872 Ohio River basin 238,1126 Burdette, Ilattie E., Wasliington as a mason.. 745 Burdick, C. H., dementia precox 1U8 Burdick, Clark (Representative from R. I.): reports made by— Naval A flairs Com 847,969 Pace Burdick, Julian, case against exrx 32.'i Bureaus, tee Government offices— a/w names of bureaus. Burgess, F. M., p. comnr of internal revenue 327 Biu^ess, George K.: el laboratorio del Oobieroo y la industria.. 337 same (in Portuguese) 420 tee alto i^taucrt R. (Representative from Oreg.): reports made by- Claims Com .'■«0-581, 700, 703. 706. 83.1. 9.Vi. 9.^8. 1077-78 Irrigation and Reclamation Com.. 715,964 Public Lands Com.... 487,722,971,1091-92 Butler Con.solidated Coal Co., coal 1007 Butler County, Iowa, soil siwvey 137 Butler Lumber Co., Inc., r United States.. 41,388 July-June 1193 Page Butman, Burel, soil of Trempealeau Co., Wis. 1052 Buton Strait, chart - 1143 Butte, Mont., airway maps-- - - 937 Butte Fruit & Produce Co., Inc., apples 242 Butter: adulterating, packing in tin, etc 1097 census of manufactures 458 Federal standard stock catalogue 58, 912 making on farm 71 marketing, procedure for teaching 156 rates on 166,322,630,1006 Butter-factory equipment, census 685 Butterfat, census of distribution 1059 Butterfleld, Chester T., dilution waters in oxy- gen demand tests 197 Butterflies of District of Columbia, etc 655 Buttermilk, condensed, rates on 244 Butters, homemade fruit 292 Buttons: census of manufactures 217 Government supplies 662 Butts, Thomas: agricultural implement market, France, etc 822 French iron and steel industry 943 Buvens. A. Edna, occupational therapy 435 By-products: buckwheat milling and its by-products 362 census of manufactures, waste 817 cocoa, as fertilizer materials.. 808 coke and by-products in 1929 224 cotton-waste, rates on 244, 881 fishery by-products of U. S. and Alaska... 942 properties of American coals, determining. 376 Bygland, Minn., bridge 481,570 Byles, W. J., Mycobacterium tuberculosis 547 Bynum, Mary L., coffee industry in Colombia. 463 Bvoir, Carl, rp., etc., of Fed. Trade Comn 158 Byrd .\ntarctic Expedition, 1928-30 694,948 Byrne, Harriet A., women office workers in Philadelphia 1020 BjTne, Michael J., r. United States 619 Byrnes, James F. CSenator from S. C): reports made by — Post Offices and Post Pioads Com 862 Byrns, Joseph W. (Representative from Tenn.): reports made by — Appropriations Com 381, 471, 574, 1074 Conference Com 469,1071-72 Byron, m., bridge 588,604,696 Byron Telephone Co., acquisition 97 C C.;ind R. bulletins 643,897 index, Dee. 15, 1931 896 C. O. D., see CoUect-on-delivery mail. Cabanas, Puerto, chart 112 Cabbage: canned, standard stock catalogue 123 preparation for market 674 rates on 512,630,1132 Cabbage worm, control 555 Cabinet National Forest, transfer of lands 534 Cabinets, steel, stock catalogue 1038 Cable, John L. (Representative from Ohio): minority report made by — Immigration and Natiu^lization Com. 961 report made by — Immigration and Naturalization Com. 584 Cable companies, list of units for use 103 Cables: electric-cable — Federal standard stock catalogue 1037 Government supplies 544 rates on— cable joints 166 cable terminals 243 cables... 166 rubber-sheathed trailing cables 824 Cables (submarine): taxes on cable facilities, regulations 1 157 AVashington-Alaska military system, tar- iff 1162 Cabranette Corporation, steel 170 Cabreza, Juan, parasitic infection in Filipinos . _ 353 Cabs, see Taxicabs. 143065—32 3 Page Cacao: , las enfermedades en la zona del Caribe 530 same (in Portuguese) 901 see also Cocoa. Cache Creek Indian Cemetery, sale of parts 479, 498 569 Cache National Forest, addition... 486, 487, 491^ 696 Cachet, special, at Alexandria, Va., on May 12. 902 Cadastral Surveys Committee, land descrip- tions for Exec, orders, etc.. 274 Caddoan linguistic stock, composition 1030 Cadets, see Coast Guard— Military Academy, West Point— Naval Academy, Annapolis. Caemmerer, H. P., Washington, the National Capital 850 Caffrey, D. J., European com borer 364 Caflisch Lumber Co., log cars 246 Cages, insect rearing, temperature, etc 206,285 Caillouet Canal, preliminary examination 797 Cairo, 111., bridge 963,980,1070 Cajanus indicus, improvement, in Hawaii 810 Cake baking, wages and hours of labor 1139 Calais Road, chart 48 Calcarinidae of Atlantic Ocean 56 Calcasieu Parish, La., bridge... 964,1104 Calcimine, rates on 756 Calcimine brushes, block sizes 87 Calcite Harbor, chart 130 Calcium: content of blood sera of lepers 61 metabolism in leprosy, blood serum study. 664 requirements of dairy heifers 3, 4 Calcium carbid, rates on 630 Calcium chloride: methyl-d-guloside preparation 467, 567 production in 1930 151 Calcium gluconate manufacture 947, 1066 Calco Tile Manufactiuing Co., china-clay 512 Calculating machines, census of manufactures. 371 Calculus, renal, report of operative cases 771 Caldeira de Graciosa, Azores, chart 49 Calderon, Raimunda Valladares, Viuda de, see Valladares, Viuda de Calderon, Raimunda. Caldwell, E. F., Congressional directory 469 Caldwell, Frank R.: freezing point of platinum 88 refractories for use at high temperature 89 some electrical properties of micas 88, 228 Caldwell, George, relief 844 Caldwell, Joseph S., fruits and vegetables 213 Calendar year as time unit in drought statistics. 12 titles held calendar, 1932 524 Calendars (of business), see Court of Claims — House of Representatives— Sen- ate — also names of certain Con- gressional committees. Calf, see Calves. California: bridge across San Francisco Bay... 588, 604, 830 census, 1930— agriculttu-e 14,77,371 drainage ^--- 685 irrigation 561 population 144 unemployment 144 wholesale distribution 296 charts 148,461 climatic data to 1930 682 cloud and fog conditions along coast 215 coast pilot supplement 688 desert winds in southern California 455 district ct., conduct of Judge Louderback.. 965 Federal aid highway system progress map. 4.54 ginger paralysis epidemic, 1930-31 196 gold dredging, safety practices 691 Indian-meal moth on dried fruit... 138 Indians, contract for education, etc 840 Juglans, crown rot 359,447 labor legislation for women 769 lands withdrawn — administrative-site withdrawal 187 for classification, revocation. 186 for lighthouse purposes, revocation 422 for lookout station 269. 6.'i2 1194 Index, 1931-1932 FaKe California— Continued. lands withdrawn— Continued. for militarv purposes 904 f..r r iirv.v 117, 18a, 280, 852 iilion 1028 ; .ion of right of way 904 ; rvey, revocation 117 I .)r.lerofMay9, 1912 1028 lem. .oils h08 Mei lilts 740 Min .keori)oise 536 moi: • s, eiTocts on winds, etc 455 posu. - . . . muii roui«?s. s< holules. 1 17, 209, 422, 780. 1 148 plants, etc., addressed to places in 184 I>ost route map 6Sl public water reserve, modification 186 relmhur.-vnietit 730 reservoir-site res. no. 17, modification 117 statues for Capitol, to print proceedes del cacao - 530 same (in Portuguese) 901 memorias of republics of the Antilles 1020 Caribbean Sea, chart 775 Caribou Quadrangle, ISIe -- 873 Caries, see Teeth. Carillons: costs in V . S. and competing country 190 proclamation increasing duty 190 Carleton-Mace Engineering Corporation 1075 Carley, Patrick J . (Representative from N. Y.): reports made by — Public Buildings and Grounds Com.. 486, 847, 1091 Carley Life Float Co. v. U. S 26,252,405,991 Carlin, Sadie A., studies on meningococci 61 Carlin, Thomas G., relief 716 Carlin, Bayou: improvement, hearings 972 preliminary examination, etc., report 799 Carlisle, Chester L., schizoid mechanisms in manic-depressive syndrome 664 Carlson, E. T., tricalcium silicate 306,468 Carmack, Elizabeth M., price sources, index-- 464 Carnegie, ship: air and sea temperatures on cruise 7 76 Carnegie Institution of Washington 363 Carnes, E. II., rat-flea survey, St. Thomas 279 Games, Marion M., switching charges 249 Carolina Button Corporation, bones 512 Carolina Cotton & AVoolen Mills Co., salt 1135 Carolina Railroad, abandonment 164 Carolina Shippers' Association, Inc.: peaches --- 758 potatoes 1010 unlading and lading 249 Caron, M. & J., Freres v. United States 1017 Carotin absorption spectra 24,87 Carp River, navigation, etc., report 796 Carpenter, C. G.: statistics of cotton, sugar, etc.. 207 statistics of miscellaneous crops 360 Carpenter, E. J., Santa Ynez area, Calif 137 1196 Index, 1931-1932 Pace < °iir|N>ii(or, Kviiiictli, iidju:>liiieut u( i'l:iiiu. ets: carpet wear testing machine 87 census of manufactures 502,821 Ki-'lcnil st!mdiird stock cutuloKue 276 Carr, t.ieortje J.: international marketinK of surplus wheat.. 091 iiiternutioiiiil tnde in lish ine:il 302 international trade in inacurnui pro7 Carroll, John J., vs. Charles U. Becker 910 Carroll Kloctric Co. p. I'nitod States 991 Carroll Graham Ghkss Co., Inc., bottles 36 Carroon A- Co., Inc., canned food 402 Carrots: caimed. Federal standard stock catalogue.. 542 home-canned, antiscorbutic vitamin... 447, .553 Cars, tee Coal-cars— Electric-cars— Freipht- cars— I.K)g-cars — Mine-cars— Pas- sencer-cars — Kailroad-cars — Sleep- ing-<'ars. Carson, F. T., liber building boards 379 Carson, Max II., surfai-e water supply, Hawaii 507 Carson, V. II., renal calculus, operative cases.. 771 Carson, Pirie, Scott i Co. r. U. S 252,388 Carter, .\d:im (Carter, .\dSn): la cooperaciou asirfcola en las Americas 1025 sjinie (in Portujiuese) 1145 Pan Amerii'un Commercial Conference, review 530 same (in Spanish) 047 Carter, K. sterling, adrar., court case... 1017 Carter, George H., see Government Printing Ollice. Carter, Sophie, relief 1075 Carter, ^^ illiam T., Victoria County, Tex 288 Carthage Pulp & Board Co., paper 169 Cartier, Inc., jewelry 603 Cartography, see Maps and charts. Cartons: Federal st.indard stock catalogue 192, 1037 spociflcations, etc., of Gen. Supply Com. . 662 Cartwright, AVilbum (Kepresentativc from Okia): minority report made by- Indian Ailairs Com 839 reports made by — Indian AfTairs Com 711, 713, 961-902, 10<<4-85 War ("liiims Com 725, K49 Caruso, Hlnella. Haitaglia Co., Inc., bananivs.. 7.50 (Carver, .\nios 1)., relief 472,492 Carver, ClitTord \., relief 472.492 Carver, .Mabel, relief 1075 Carver, Wanda (."., appointment 780 Carvillo, La., I^per Home (M.arine Hospital). 793 ('ary. Glover II. (Hei)re.sentaf ive from Ky.): reiMirt made by — Post (Jllico ami Post Koads Com 1090 Caryl, K. K., pruning citrus trees .167 Case, F. A., chromatic aberration of mlcro- scojies RH Case, Frank P.. relief 483, .500.508 Case, Jarvis I)., illness among grade school children 62, 279 Case & Co., lace 1,55 Case duration 771 Casein, supplement to corn, etc., rations... 80.5,928 Caseley, (icrtrude K., grain statistics 207 r Ciuies: steel transfer cases wiKiden cases.- Casey, Kdgar J., relief Casey, Kscha W., relief Casey, George E., relief 472,862, Cash registers: census of manufivotures.. Fedenil standard stock catalogue siHjcitications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... Caskets, census of manufai'tures Ji: Ciiskey, Charles, Jr., cotton boll, changes.. 3,4 Casler, -Moreau M., relief 472 Caspar .\nchorage, chart Casper, Wyo., Veterans' Admin, to use post ollice.... Casper- .\lcova division, set North Platte irriga- tion project. Casselman, William S., receiver, p. U. S Cassity, J. P., dental foci Cast-iron: census of manufactures, cast-iron pipe costs of iron in pigs and iron kentledge I'Jl I»rodiiction in 1930 303 rates on cast iron pipe and fittings 102 standard stock catalogue, iron castings 912, 1038,1155 standard stock catalogue, pig iron 913 volume changes during casting 947 Castanea Paper Co., w(K>uIp 250 Castilic, Margaret, follow-up nurse.. 198 Castillo, Horacio de Jesus, claims 656 Castle, Wilmot, Co., adjustment of claim.. 601, Ki3 Castlet>erry, Carl F., relief 575 Castonpuay, Leger S., patent appeal 945 Castration: beef cattle fiTS hogs Casualty Hospital, see Eastern Dispensary and Casualty Hospital. Cat Island, chart 1023 Cataco Creek, Hood control 709,728,829 Catalase activity: in barley 805,933 of bindweed roots 135,205 Catalogue cards, series. In L. C. stock ^'.'4 Catalogue Division, Library of Congress 524, 64- Catalogues: blank paper and envelopes, G. P. O 11J4 Coast and Geod. Survey maps and charts . 221, 299, 940 copyright entries. . . 4,5, 109. 17S, 201. 202. 332, 414, 524, 642. 769. 895, 1020, 1021, 1 140, 1 141 customs books and blanks 792 Engineer Corps. Array, supply catalogue.. 668 Federal standard stock catalogue hx, 122, 192, 275, 347, 431, 542, 059, 790 912,1037,1154 indexes 192, 1037 immigration service books and blanks 640 mariners' and aviators' charts, etc 3;}4 nautical charts 527 ordnance catalogue 65,66, 131, 132, 201, 2S2, 3.50, 444, 609. 923, 1045, 1046 paintings made in Spain by W. M. Sawyer. 272 parasites reported for Insectivora 1157 public documents— 1923-25, document catalogue 30 192.5-27, document catalogue 870 1930-31, index to montlilv catalogue 394 1931-32, raont lilv catalog'ue . 30, 92. 1.59, 2:14, 31.5, 394, ,50.5, 624, 750, 870, 997. 1 124 i.'vsued by supt. of documents, list 2:J4 Signal Corps supply catalogue 2h2, 923 subject headings. Library of Congress .332, 042, 895 Thacher collection. Library of Congress— v. 1, title-page and explanatory note... 414 v. 2 and 3, catalogues 178 Tromblculinae, or chigger mites 344 undeliverable, with return postage pledge. 902 Cataloguing publications of societies, etc .524 Catawis.'ia. Pa. bridge 481, 570. (KM Cotawis-sa Kailroad, bridge 481,570,004 Catechism, forest rangers' 73 Caterpillar Tractor Co., harve.<, ' ' ' ir ,111. Cereals ( prepared) : ccusMS of mnnufncturc.s . 818 st iiulurd slock catalogue 347 Cereboll ir hernisiiherc, tumor involving 665 Cerebrospin il fever, fee .Meningitis. Cerebrospinal syjiliilis, see Syphilis. Ceremonies, fte Itites and ceremonies. Cemy. .lohn T.., patent appeal 945 Crr F., patent appeal 945 C> nted in France 998 C( r luilebteduess: s;n\i il deposits of public moneys 658 Treiusury— l\,i percent, series TS-1932 _ 191 Ih per cent, series TJ-1933.._ 1153 2per«^nt, 1st series 7S'< 2 per cent, series H-1933 911 2H per cent, .=eries TJ-1932 540 3 per cent, seric.« TSJ-1932 540 3t* per cent, series .\-1932 540 356 per cent, scries TO-1932 788 35i i)er cent, series A-1033 540 3H per cent, series TM-1933 788 Cervical vertebra- fracture 128 Cestode, new species 11,10 Ceuia, I'uertn de, revision of Mediterranean pilot, p. 93-95 182 Chaco, R. M.: 1 ill (111 dioxide preserves fruit products 209 (111(1 growing market 209 C! ' : ttiiir 1'., polycythemia vera... 794 Oi . >tf Zafarin Islands. C! r.: 110 (cutions 110 C! :iiildl.'!tributlon 14,296,371,372 1 oderal 'lYade Commission C23, 749, S69 Chains, rates on... 880 CImir . rate. i,ii 1132 Cl. ■ : . ItOI Ci .... «2,381,793 CI etc 291 Cl ifs 091 CI 1 nifto. 266 Cli . .ntrol.. KIO ChliUibcrhu, Ju.H'ph, I. L'uited Stales 230 Chambers, Othnlvl U., mental hygiene clinic. 1125 Chamfjcrs of commerce, etc.: Page board- 1)' .rd of Trade, luc 632 chanilr .-roe — Concr.l, N. H lOOg Evansville, Ind 244,1132 ilastin;--. N'rbr lOOS Iii ; Ind 1007 K lo IM I.' Jif 756,1008 I.yii' hliiirg, \'a M, 168, 246, 758, 882, 8S3, 1000, 1 135 Mitchell, S. Dak 100 Mobile, Ala 170 Oakland, Calif 757 Port Arthur Chamber of Commerce & Shipping 108 San PeH1,968 Chnrbon or anthrax 287 Charcoal: manufacture, census 830 rates on 243 Charcot's disease of hip joint 665 Cliari Anchorage, chart U2 Charles, Vera K.: mushroom culture for nmaleins 75,680 some mushroom di-scases.. 10 Charles City Western Ry.: bonds 164 loan 240 Charleston, S. C: rivers and harbors in district, report 796 waterway to Winyah Bay 972 Charleston, W. Va., venereal disease preva- lence 197 Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.: bonds 35 r. United States, etc. (case no. 88) 325,539 Charlestown Sand A Stone Co., relief 724 Charlevoix, Lake, chart 356 Charlotte Island, chart 1143 CharjK'ntler, Henri, r. United States 616 Charts: airplane i>erformnnce calculation charts 896 standard time conversion chart 468 fee also Maps and charts— Pilot charts. Chase, Grant K.. trustee, r. United States 388 July-June 1199 Page Chase National Bank, exr., r. United States... 993 Chasina Anchorage, chart 18 Chatfleld, Charlotte: home baking 556 midday meals for preschool children 811 proximate composition of fresh fruits 366 Chatham Motor Co., automobiles. 755 Chattanooga, Tenn., rivers, etc., in dist., rp... 796 Chattanooga Handle Co., logs 882 Chavez, Dennis (Representative from N. Mex.): reports made bv — Indian Affairs Com 711-712,840,961 Public Buildings and Grounds Com... 721 Public Lands Com 4S7, 596, 848, 971, 1091-92 Chavis, Richard A., relief 483 Chayote finds wider market.. 291 Check-lists: pages of consular regulations, Aug. 1, 1931. 273 State publications, monthlv 109, 179. 414, 524, 643, 770, 895, 1141 index, etc., to v. 21 _ 109 Checks, see Negotiable instruments. Cheese: census of manufactiues 458 costs in U. S. and competing country 190 cottage, low-acid rennet-type 288 cottage, making and using in the home 450 Federal standard stock catalogue 58,912 making American cheese on farm 931 pasteurization of milk necessary 210 specifications and proposals 1040 varieties, descriptions and analyses 809 Cheese-factory equipment, census 685 Cheesecloth, standard stock catalogue 912, 1038 Chehalis River: chart ■ 300 navigation, flood control, etc., report 796 Chelan National Forest: adjustment of boundaries 863, 970 purposes and resources 74 Chelonus annulipes, parasite of corn borer 931 Cheltenham Magnetic Observatory 373 Chemical Division, Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bur 223,301.823 Chemical engineering, guidance leaflet 1124 Chemical warfare: defense, .A.rmy extension course.. 354, 1043 defense, field manual 548 field service bulletin 199,795 Chemical warfare materiel: first-aid treatment, chemical injuries 281 nomenclature and price list 64 storing, handling, packing, etc 199.795 technique of chemical weapons 280 see also Gases. Chemical "Warfare School, extension course, announcement 1160 Chemical "Warfare Service 64, 199, 231, 795 training regulations 280,665 Chemicals: census of manufactures. 561 Government supplies 662 in — France, Industry and trade 301 Germany, developments in 1931 823 Norway and Denmark, industry and trade 301 Poland, industry and trade 19 Sweden, industry and trade 223 rates on 243 sensory stimulation ofoyster 463 sjTithetic organic chemicals, 1930 190 see also Chemical warfare materiel — also names of chemicals. Chemistry: guidance leaflet 1124 publications for sale by supt. of docs 750 relation of modern concepts in physics. 342, 425 Chemistry and Soils Bureau __. 6. 71, 137. 209, 287, 362, 449, 555, 676, 808, 930, 1052 report, 1931 363 Chemotropic responses of flies 289 Cheney, Harriet M.: feeble-minded and epileptics.. 686 patients in State hospitals.. 459 prisoners In institutions, 1928 147 Cheney, S. A., Boston, Mass., district, rp 796 Page Chenoweth, L., coke-oven accidents during 1930 - 376 Cherbourg, France, chart of port 1023 Cheri, complaint, rp., etc., of Fed. Trade Comn 28 Chemofski Harbor, chart 221 Cherokee Indians: claims. Court of Claims to hear 609, 711, 0,50 V. United States 325,1013,1118 Cherokee Mills r. Federal Trade Comn. 749 Cherries: canned, standard stock catalogue 58 growing east of Rocky Mountains 933 Cherry Blossoms Manufacturing Co., order — 157 Cherry-Burrell Corporation, egg cases 37 Chesiipeake & Delaware Canal 550 Chesapeake & Ohio Canal monument 612 Chesapeake & Ohio Railway: abandonment 240 acquisition. 240 bonds 877, 1003 demurrage 100 misrouting 8S2 rates on — apples 9S coal 244 horseshoes 168 internal-combustion engines 245 iron 245,402 logs. 1009 lumber 757 peaches 758 petroleum 1134 piling 403 steel - 170 tanning extract 515 switching 40 vs. "William Kuhn 42S Chesapeake Bay: chart 941 copepod crustaceans 784 light list 943 naval air-space res., etc., Oct. 5-20, 1931 186 polychaetous annelids, new species - 56 Chesapeake Bav redon, climatic data 815 Chesapeake Bay States, fisheries, 1930 822 Chesapeake Beach Ry., court case 634,910 Chesapeake Corporation, paper board. 169 Cheskv, H. & Son, strawberries 240 Chessin, Alary. District of Columbia v 1122 Chesson, Oscar, r. comnr. of internal revenue.. 760 Chest: aneurysm of thoracic aorta 198 intrathoraciclesions 128 transrosition of thoracic viscera 915 Chestatee Pyrites & Chemical Corporation... 252, 429, 86S, 870 Chester & Mount Vernon R. R., control 164 Chest'^r, Port, chart 18 Chestnut & Smith, Inc., f. United States 41. 252,619 Chestnut deterioration in Appalachians 213 Chestnut tanned leathers, hydrolysis 227,306 Chetkovich. Mike, v. United States 6.34 Chevraux, Eugene "W., Latin America 223 Chevy Chase Circle, D. C, improvement 483, 612,830 Chew, Arthur P., editor, yearbook of agric. .. 928 Chewing gum, census of manufactures 457 Cheyenne Indians: northern Cheyerine Indian tribal councU.. 1084 southern Cheyenne woman, narrative 783 Cheyenne River Reservation, homestead pur- chase money 595 Chicago, 111.: address on reclamation by Elwood !Mead.. 398 National Conference on Land Utilization. lOoO port.. -. 1045 remarkably heavy rainstorm 294 rivers and harbors, in districts, reports 796 switching charges in district 324 "U'orld's Fair, 1933, copyrights and pat- ents 1113 "S\'orld's Fair, 1933, participation of U. S.— estimate 659 law 569 reports 483,488,495 see also Chicago Board of Trade. 1200 Index, 1931-1932 Pase Chicago, U. S. S.: installlnR propelling machinery 643 Chii-nKO & Alton R. R.: riites (111 — . ■ ■Jne 513 16* ::■ ..M-oil 882 retiivcrsr. A., C. A Y. Ry 631 switching charRPS 884 Chicago & Eastern Illinois Ry.: bonds 401 inisrouting 34 rates on— apfiles 242 liar supports 322 cantaloupes - 3< coal 243 linsoefl-oll 39 ocher 757 reconstruction loan 1003 r». Imiustrial Comn. of Illinois, etc 539 Chicago & Erie R. R 168,403 Chicftno A Illinois Midland Ry 33,632 Chicat'o eaclies „ 247 IH-troleiim products 33 potatoe.s 247 power shovels 1010 sand 248,758 swine 758. 1135 wheat 170,884 trackage, etc 321 p. Stanley M. Ryan 723 r. United States 388,516 Chicago Century of Progress Exposition, »ee Century of Progress Exposition, 1933. Chicago Curled ITair Co , hair 38 (^hlcago fireaf We.stern R. R.: abandonment 1130 rates on railio receiving sets 758 reconsignnient 109 valuation 171 Chicago, Harvard A Geneva Lake Ry 1130 Chicago, Indianafwils A Louisville Rv.: bonds 07. 321, 401, 878 rates on— bacs 880 nulio cabinets... .• 40 p. Inilod States 866 Chicago Junction Railway, rate.* on tinp-nlloy. 41 I Page Chicago Junction Railways A Union Stock Yards Co., r. United States 310 Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul Ry.: demurrage 1133 rates on— agriculturHl implements 1006 automobiles 1C6 coal 402 Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul A Pacifie R. R.: abandonment 07,401 demurrape 881 rates on— bags rio cabbage cattle fee»55 926 Citizenship: alien seamen, repeal of status— heiirings » 1084 report 839 cases deiiing with 45,109,1020 children o( mothers who are citizens 711 diversity, jurisdiction of Dist. Courts — hearings 860, 1087 report 861 laws 523 persons born in Hawaii from 1898-1900 488 publications for sale by supt. of docs 159 recovery by certain i>ersons in Hawaii 489 training. Federal textbook 1140 see also Naturalization. Citrus fruit: el cultivo de las frutas citrosas en Puerto Rico 211 improvement, tree-performance records 679 new citrus hybrids 557 proijasation en el Brasil 114 same (in Portuguese) 266 pruning citrus trees in the .Southwest 367 rates on 99,243,323.756 stomata density in leaves 135,205 see also names of citrus fruits. Citrus leaf-miners of the Fur East 7 Citrus-scab organism, development 3 Citrus trees, see Citrus fruit. City Hutton Works, court case City National Bank court case 634. 1 City Planning and Zoning Advisory Com- mittee, see Advisory Cominittee on City Planning and Zoning. Civil aeronautics, see Aeronautics. Civil codes, see Codes of law. Civil engineering, career guidance Ifti, - Civil service: appointments, apportionment rule amend- ed i appointincnt-i', .State apportionment civil service act and rules. consolidate govt, activities atlectiug— heiuings sJb minority views 708 report 708 eligibility and certification 9:*6 Executive orders amending certain rules. .. 54, 55, 117, 118, 188 (2 entries), 270, 423, 533, 534, 535, 652, 781, 1149 general information 295 information in answer to iniiuiry 12 iiualilications of applicants 423 reentry into classiiied service 216,936 transfers, information concerning 216,816 veteran preference in appointment 12, 76,533,684 jce afjio Civil service pensions— Government ofTicials and employees. Civil Service Administration: to establish— hearings 838 minority views 709 report 709 Civil Service Commission. 12, 70, 216, 295, 369, 684, 816, 936 consolidation into Civil Service Admin.— hearings 838 minority views 709 report — 709 report, 1931.. 369 uselo-ss papers, disposition... 1117 Civil Service Committee, House: hearing 1075 Civil service pensions: decisions of Interior Dept., v. 22— bound volume... 316 signatures 234.506 postal service retirement 421,532,049, 1147 report of Veterans' Administration, 1931... 434 report on retironiont and disability fund.. 1158 thirty-year optional retirement, hearing. . 1075 Civil service retirement and disability fund, tee Civil service pensions. July-June 1203 CivU War, 1861-65: Page pensions for soldiers, sailors, widows, etc. — H. R. 6596 383, 501, 568 H. R. 10486 714 H. R. 11290..- 841 Claiborne, Cornelia, relief... 608,955 Claiborne, Hamilton C, relief of widow... 608,955 Claiborne--\nnapolis Ferry Co. v. U. S., etc. 634, 910 Claims: against — District of Columbia, estimates 995 District of Columbia, of $500 or less 604 Germany, transmit to U. S. agent 983 Navy Dept., estimates.. 525, 1021, 1036, 1141 War Dept., settlement, allowance, etc. 835, 958 allowed by General Accounting Office 429, 540, 1035, 1153 convention between U. S. and Panama 344 employees of Naval Base, Hampton Roads.. 1079 estimates to pay claims by Exec. Depts 430, 541, 1036, 1153 explosions at Lake Denmark, N. J 624, 703, 834, 835 Federal building work material or labor... 541 foreign Governments, payment 537 foreign service otiicers, etc., Managua 537 general tort bill •. 700, 978 interest on .American embassy drafts 426 judgments rendered by Court of Claims- lists - 405,516,1013,1136 year ended Dec. 5, 1931 389 judgments rendered by District Courts — lists. 516,1013,1136 records ..- 405 Lake of the Woods level 436,961,983 military personnel, for damages, etc 832 Mud Lake bottom riparian owners 722 officers and enlisted men, extra pay 957 receipts from Germany, war claims 1035 see also General Claims Commission, U. S. and Mexico— Mixed Claims Com- mission, U. S. and Germany— Spe- cial Claims Commission, U. S. and Mexico— Tripartite Claims Com- mission, U. S., -Austria, and Hun- • gary — also names of claimants. Claims Committee, House: hearing 700 minority vie':\^ 577, 579 reports 472-477,574-582, 699-707, 832-837, 954-958, 1075-81 Claims Committee, Senate: hearing 727 reports 384-385,492-495,600-602, 727-728, 852-854, 978-979, 1099-1103 Clams, Federal standard stock ciatalogue. 123 Clapper, Jennie M., admx., court case 429, 1033 Clarence Strait, charts.. 18, 1023 Clarion River Power Co. v. George O. Smith.. 516 Clark, Austin H.: butterflies of D. C. and vicinity... 655 echinoderms from Tonga Archipelago 537 Clark, D. P.: mimeograph ink and paper 996 news ink and newsprint 1124 Clark, Edward H., training of psychotics 547 Clark, Franklin A., milk ordinance in Mo 196 Clark, Franklin D., relief of estate 382,1106 Clark, Fred G., Co., relief 974 Clark, J. AUen: common white wheats 75 durum wheats 453 Clark, J. Bayard (Representative from N. C): reports made by — Claims Com 580,700-703,706, 833-834, 836, 954, 957, 1076-77, 1079-80 District of Columbia Com 707 Elections Com. No. 1— 960 Clark, Laura J., relief 833 Clark, Lillian P., our Nation 1140 Clark, Martha B., mineral resources of U. S... 303 Clark, Mary E., court case... 327 Clark, OrvilleE., relief... 967 Clark, R. P., v. comnr. of internal revenue. 405, 1122 Clark, Taliaferro: child hygiene. 664 control of gonorrhea 352,546 Clark, Taliaferro— Continued. ^^S& cooperative clinical studies in syphUis 915, 1041, 1157 health of school child 196 some public health aspects of syphilis 198 venereal diseases in — Baltimore City, etc.... 279, 664 Charleston, W. Va 197 New Orleans, La 1041 Clark, Verner I., summer fallow 680 Clark Coal Co., relief 601, 704 Clark Fork, bridge 479,495,569 Clark, Fort, information 1159 Clark Fruit Co., peaches 247 Clark, Lake, mineral resources of region... 317,751 Clark Y wing, see Airfoils. Clarke, I. D., home tanning of leather 808 Clarke, Katharine B.: air and sea temperatures 76 Michael Sars expedition, 1910. 12 Clarke, W. S., jr., fertilized apple trees 805,927 Cla.ssiflcation: inventions, changes 226,692 Library of Congress outline scheme of classes 261 Classification bulletin, Patent Office 565 Classification Division, Library of Congress... 261 Classification Division, Patent Office 565 Classified service, see Civil service. Classroom height record of children 160 Clatterbuck, Guy, relief.... 492,700 Claudy, Carl H., Washington's home, etc., life. 617, 618 Clausen, Curtis P.: citrus leaf miners of the Far East 7 grub parasites, Japanese, etc 1053 insects injurious to agriculture in Japan — 138 Clawson, X. B.: cockleburs as poisonous plants 807 eSects of rubber weed on sheep 285, 361 larkspur or poison weed.. 929 Nuttall's death camas 807 Clay, Harold F., miscellaneous crops 360 Clav, William C, ice prevention on aircraft... 525 Clay: census, clav-products industries.. 296,561 production in 1930. 303 publications for sale 870 rates on clay.. 243 rates on clay products 512 see qIso Tiles. Clav Products, Inc., r. United States 310 Clayton, C. F., land utilization.... 675 Cle Elum Dam, Yakima project 1001 Cleaning: census of cleaning establishments 218 census of cleaning preparations 937 ordnance material, nomenclature list 444 specifications for cleaners 195,350, 662 specifications for cleaning compounds 662 Clear, Warren J., relief 492,701 Clearville quadrangle. Pa - 238 Clearv, Francis J., relief 989 Cleatbr, Fred W., summer homes in nat. forests. 811 Cleats, American marine standards 23,88 Clement, Clarence E.: breakage of bottles in milk plants 450 small plants for pasteurizing milk 677 Clemmons, J. C, court case 405 Clerical workers, see Office employees. Clerk of House, see House of Representatives. Clerks, permit attendance before grand juries. 842, 987 see also Government ofiicials and employees —Office employees — also names of Departments, bureaus, etc.— aiso names of certain Congressional committees. Cleveland, Richard S., relation of twist to rayon properties 227, 308 Cleveland, Ohio: airway map - 296 chart of harbor 356 geology and mineral^ of district 31 knitted-outerwear machinery 19 port 1045 storm, June 26, 1931 -- H2 wholesale trade, census, 1930 14 1204 Index, 1931-1932 Page Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R., boiirls 240 Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago, or 1009 poultry 1134 power shovels 514 steel stampings 884 tank water 1011 Cleveland Nationnl Forest, lands.. 722, 864. 865. «.'il Cleveland Trinidad Paving Co 634 Cleverlv, W illic B.: relief 727,«.55 correction of subhead on p. 727 804 Click, John E., relief 859,1084 Climate: climatic summary of U. S. to 1930 558, 559,682,815,1057 climatological data — calendar year, 1931 1057 monthly data for United States 11, 142, 294, 368, 455, 559, S15, 1057 climatoloRie der freien atmosphare 935 dynamic cliniatolopy pround plan 142 ea.st and west shores of Lake Alichigan 559 forest tvpes in the Southwest 73 Climatolofiical Division 558,559,682,815,1057 Climatology, see Climate. Clinical bulletin, Veterans' Bureau 1158 Clinics: dental clinics - 1041 student mental hygiene clinic 1125 w« aUo Venereal Disease Clinic, Hot Springs. Clinker, cement, production costs in U. S., etc. 6.17 Clinton, Frank B., coal 630 Clinton & Oklahoma Western R. R., control.. 321 Clinton Coal Co. vs. United States 619 Clinton-Oklahoma- Western R. R. of Te.xas: control -. 321 securities 35 Clocks, see Timepieces. Close, C. P., homemade fruit butters 292 Cloth, see Textiles. Clothes moths, «« Moths. Clothing: allowance for enlisted men, Navy 693, 1112 arhitration in X. Y. dress industry 413,523 cen.sns of manufactures 818 collection and distribution for relief 535 costs among 1,425 families 291 distribution by Government to unem- plo.ved 1087 dresses for little girls 9 Federal standard stock catalogue 58,912 General Supply Com. siTecifications— leather and rtibl.er clothing 545 men's and women's furnishings 545 textile-clothing 545 men's clothing industry, wages and hours. 641 money allowances, etc., Army regulations. 128 play suits, weather resistance of fabrics. - 212 retail distribution, men's wear 296 retail distribution, wcmien's apparel 14 rompers 140 « Moths, wiping, standard stock catalogtie. . 542, 791 Cloud, Fllzabclh T., relief 473 Clouds: cloud flights 559 cloud spouts 683 conditions along California coast 215 Clover: bur clover 933 correlation between stand and yield... 205,285 field tests of red-clover seed 681 hulling treatment of hard seed 140 iiirs uii sweet-clover seed 758,884 •i 1 catorpillar in Pacific region 72, 135 •Awtclover may need fertilizer 214 Page Clover-Power mWge, control 809 Cloverleaf weevil and its control 809 Clubs, see Women's clubs— a/ea pallnsii, supply in .-Vlaska 18,943 Clyde Steamship Co., misrouting 514 Coaching (athletics): course a success at Illinois Univ. 160 Coad, B. H , insects at surprising heights 289 Coakley, Daniel, relief 575 Coakley, Walter F., spinal ana:Stbe8ia 015 Coal: acrence rental payment suspacsion 1115 BrilJsti industry, status 19 carboiii/iiig projierties of coal 691 commerce in bituminous coal, to regulata. 1111 Federal standard stock catalogue 791 friability, slacking, etc 691 gas, etc., making proixTties of .\mer. coals. 376 industry and trai'.c of Netherlands 150 jigging, etc., of Wasliington coals 224 leasing of Choctaw, etc., coal dei)osits 711, 734.829 microscopic stuily of Elkhom coal bed 464 Pennsvlvania anthracite in 1930 464 production in 1929 303 production in 1930 944 rates on 37, 99, 1«7, 243, 244, 323, 402. 512, 630, 881, 1007. 1132 resources. New Kensington quadrangle. Pa 1126 see also Coal mines and mining— Coke. Coal-cars, rates on 323 Coal fields, see Coal. Coal IJill Coal Co 1132 Coal mines and mining: adjacent to .\laska R. R 973,1097 concrete stoppings, e -plosion resisting 303 e.vplosions in Washington mines 303 falls of roof and coal in mines 944, 1064 fatalities in United .-tales, 1929 85 on public domain, amend act to promote.. 1091, 1116 permissible coal-handling equipment 303 timbering, for use in vocational classes 156 ventilation, for vocational classes 156 Coal-tar, rates on 630,1007 Coal-tar food colors, certification 169 Coalcdo Drainage District, dam and dike 495 Coaling stations, see Hunkering stations. Coast and Oeo*5 Federal aid highway system progress map. 682 gold, silver, copper, lead, and j'inc 224 grant for Colorado School of Mines 59.'), 739. 950 land oni: 11' Wyoming M li..i Colorado .\griculturiil Experiment Station: Fort Collins areji soil survey 41' me:isuring w;iter in irrigation channels i ' - Colorado it Southern Uy., abandonment 11 Colorado .Met:il .Mining Fund ^ Colorado Portland Cement Co., cement H'' Colorado Itiver: basin, surface water supply 31,236, 7 . protection of Palo Verde Valley 6^'', 838,854,1082,11.-4 quality of water in 1928-30 11. '■ tee also Hoover Dam. Colorado Kiver Reservation 859,961,l(f Colorado School of .Mines, lands 595, 739, V Colorado State .Mediail Society meeting, 1931. '. Colored people, see Negroes. Colored Railway Trainmen.. S' Colorimetry: interpolation of O. S. A. excitation data . r purity, formula for computation 306, ■!■ Colors, see Coal-tar food colors— Color— Dyes and dyeing. Colors (flags), see Flags. Colston, William A., r. comnr. of internal rev. S^7 Colt revolver, see Itevolvers. Colton, Don B. (Representative from Utah): minority views — Expenditures in Executive Depart- ments Com 709 reports made bv — Public Lands Com 487,848-840 Colton, Harold S., prehistoric sites near Flag- staff, .\riz. in:(i Colts, breaking and training 67o Columbia Casualty Co., relief 492,701 Columbia Clay Co., sewer-pipe 1010 Columbia In.stitution for the Deaf 394 report, 1931.. 394 Columbia National Forest: addition of lands 1097 puriioses and resources. 811 Columbia, Newberry & Laurens R. R 99 Columbia River: air^vay map, Columbia River Gorge 13 basins, surface water supply 31, 32, 162, 752, 872, 999 bridge 479.495.569 charts 149,374,1061 gales in Columbia River Gorge 559 lightship, lii-'ht to be changed 151 preliminary examination, etc 797,921 survey, to authorize 495 waters, to extend compacts 482,986 Columbifornies, life histories 1031 Columbus, Ohio, storm damage, Jan. 26, 1932.. 815 Columbus it (ireenville Rv., rates on peaches. 101 Columbus Brick A. Tile Co., coal 99 Columbus memorial lighthouse: bulletin of Pan .\merican Union 1025 same (in Portuguese) 1025 same (in Spanish) 1025 Colville .National Forest, boundaries 970 Colville Reservation: public-school building for Indians 610. S(o relief of hoiue.steaders 739,971, It" Comanche Indians, cemetery reserve.. 479,498,.'' Combahee River; chart 14« examination with view to flood control 709 Combat, Army extension course 1043, ll'-f* Combs, Mary L., exrx., relief ^' Combs, census of manufactures 'n Combustion: heats of methane, etc., correction 88,228 heats of methyl and ethyl alcohols 467,827 high-speed compression-ignition engine 525 July-June 1207 Page Command, study of, conferences at New London- - 180 Command and General Staff School 129, 281 regulations - 129 report, 1930-31„. .- 281 Commencement Bay, preliminary exam., etc.. 800 Commerce: airships for foreign commerce — hearmgs 713, 1094 minority views 963 reports 963,972,979,1103 American flag services 118 broadcasts for commercial interests 559, 683, 776 commerce reports 19, 84, 150, 223, 302, 375, 464, 563, 690, 823, 943, 1063 indexes, etc 223,376,690,1063 domestic commerce series 19, 150, 223, 302, 375, 376, 564, 690, 823, 824, 943, 1063 foreign commerce and navigation, 1930 301 foreign tariffs and commercial policy 691 monthly summary of foreign commerce of United States 19,84,150,223, 301, 375, 463, 563, 689, 823, 943, 1063 Pan American Union series — foreign trade series - --- 337, 420, 530, 647, 777, 901, 1145 serie sobre flnangas, industria, commer- cio 114,266,420,901 serie sobre finanzas, industria y co- mercio 114, 183, 266, 337, 1025 publications for sale by supt. of docs 159 summary of trade with world— 690 trade information bulletin 19, 20, 84, 150, 151, 223, 301, 302, 376, 464, 563, 564, 690, 691, 822, 823, 824, 943, 1063 trade promotion series 150, 151, 301, 302, 463, 563, 564, 691, 823, 1063 trade with Latin America in 1930 151 water-borne commerce — foreign, liscal yr. 1930 424 foreign and domestic, calendar jt. 1930, 271 report of chief of engineers, 1930 442, 443 summary of foreign commerce, 1921-31 . 782, 1149 volume of foreign commerce, 1930 535 water-borne intercoastal traffic- calendar yr. 1930 --- 271 fiscal yr. 1931 535 quarterly statistics, 1931.. 271, 341, 782, 1030 yearbook, 1931 150,563 see also Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bmreau— Imports and exports — Shipping — Tarili — also certain headings beginning Commercial — also names of articles of commerce, and names of coimtries, etc. Commerce Committee, Senate: calendar 385, 495, 602, 728, 854, 979, 1 103 hearings 603, 729, 854-855, 980, 1104 minority views 980 reports- 495-497, 602-604, 728-730, 854-856, 979-981, 1103-04 reviews of reports on improvement — Biscayne Bay - 1103 Smiths Creek 856 Tampa and Hillsboro bays 730 Commerce Department 12,77,143,216, 295, 370, 456, 560, 684, 817, 936, 1058 appointments under. Executive order 54 appropriations, 1933 — estimates 1036 hearings 573,726 reports 573,726,851,1072 aviation maps and charts, index 529 chief functions (from Survey of current busi- ness) - 563 description of activities of bureaus 560 duties (from Congressional directory) 817 library - -- 464 publications — available for distribution, May, 1932.. 1066 lumber publications 302 supplement to annual list 22, 87, 153, 227, 305, 379, 466, 566, 693, 827 radio activities 153 report of asst. Sec. for aeronautics, 1931 295 Page Commerce Department— Continued. report of Sec. of Commerce, 1931 296 useless papers (il7 Commerce reports, see Commerce. Commercial and industrial organizations 376 Commercial associations, see Chambers of com- merce, etc. — also names of associa- tions. Commercial attaches, instructions - 656 Commercial aviation, see Aeronautics. Commercial Conference, Pan .American, see Pan American Commercial Con- ference. Commercial Credit Co., Inc., court cases - 761, 887, 909, 1034 Commercial education: biennial survey, 1928-30 316 laensecanza comercial 336 same (in Portuguese) 530 Commercial Intelligence Division 150 Commercial Laws Division 20 Commercial Office Furniture Co 405 Commercial papers, postage increase 649 Commercial products: analyzing markets in Connecticut 1063 customs appeal, shortage of merchandise 994 directory of commodity specifications 827 postage increased to foreign countries 649 productos Latino-Americanos nos Estados Unidos — 901 reappraisement circulars, index, 1931. 748 reappraisements of merchandise, weekly... 27, 156, 231, 312, 3S0, 503, 621, 748, 867, 995, 1121 stabilization of prices — hearings. 832, 954 print additional copies of hearings. 847, 970 unsolicited merchandise in mails 501 wholesale prices of commodities — 44, 108,178,261,331,413,769 see also Imports and exports — also names of products. Commercial radio stations, see Radio stations. (Commercial schools, see Commercial education. Commercial standards: commercial standard series 89, 154, 379, 380. 468, 567, 568, 827, 828, 946 commercial standards monthly . 23, 88, 153, 227, 306, 379, 467, 567, 694, 827, 946, 1067 Commercial surveys: Gulf Southwest 302 Pacific Southwest 824 Commercial travelers: guide to Latin America 150 industrial sales personnel supervision 1063 Latin America a changing field 376 Commercial treaties: with— Austria 121 ChUe, provisional agreement 537 Norway --- 908 Persia, provisional agreement 120 Poland. 908 Commercial Trust & Savings Bank, relief. 489,978 Commission, see name of commission. Commission on Construction of Highway, U. S. and Canada, appropriation pro- vision 1154 Commission on Licensure to Practice the Heal- ing Art in District of Columbia... 380 report, 1931 380 Commissioners: Court of Claims, rules of procedure 867 District of Columbia- closing, etc„ of streets, hearing 857 closing, etc., of streets, reports 960,982 payment of claims of $500 or less 604 relieving of ministerial duties.. 385, 477, 569 report, 1931 - 390 to hear war-risk insurance cases in S. C — 860, 1086 Commissions, see names of commissions. Committees, index of Congressional hearings.. 384 see also names of committees. Commodities, see Agricultural products— Com- mercial products. Common carriers, see Carriers. Common Metals Division, Mines Bur 1065 1208 Index, 1931-1932 rage Commonwealth Ini|iroveincnt Co., court cases. 252, 1013 Communicable diseases. *ee Confacimis ilis- oasos. Communication: how the world talks - 998 tee alro Military communication — alto various methods of communication, c. R. 'i'ek'Rrapli. Communications and Het«rds Division, Stat« Dept - 427 Communications Ollltv, Kavy Dcpt... 455,645,646 Comniunications si-rics. Tan American I'nion. 183 Communist Itcpulplics, I'nion of, tee Union of Soviet Sociulist Uepublic*. Communists: esclusion, etc., of alien conmiunists— hearings 961 reports 961,1107 Communities, tee Cities and towns. Community centers: rural couuiiunity iiuildinps. uses 674 sociiil a.stK'cts of recreation i)laces 554 Commutation fares, tee I'assengcr rates. Compagnie Maritime Nonnande, claim.. 602, 1080 Companies, tee Coriwrntions— Public utility companies — alto names of compa- nies. Compass: in I. ;ikc region 922 : -..Ml tic declination in North Carolina 688 iii^iirtic declination in United States 688 pul^licalions for sale by supt. of docs... 30, 1124 Compensation, tee Knijiloycrs' liability and workmen's compensation— Indem- nity — Pensions— .Salaries— Wages— alto certain headings beginning Pay. Compensation Commission, tee Employees' Compensation Conuidssion. Competition of Govt, with private enterprise: committee to investigate — hearings — 1004 reports 973, 1073 Complex Ores Recovery Co 85 Comiiosition, English, prediction of success... 1125 Comprehensive index, tee Government publi- cations. Compression-ignition engines, tee Engines. Compton, H. S., jiulnionary abscess 198 Compton, Earl, r. United States 867, 1010, 1138 Compton, J. Taylor, title to lands 971 Compton, M. 1>., oculogyric crises in chronic eiJidemic encephalitis 435 Compton, T. Maddox, title to lands 971 Comptroller general, tee General Accounting Ollice. Comptroller of Currency 60, 126, 194, 276, 349, 432, 544, 661, 792, 913, 1039, 1 156 report, Dec. 1931 432, 1039 Comptroller's OHice, Post Ollice Dept., tee .Ac- counts Bureau, Post Ollice Dept. Concho Livestock Co., cattle 322 Conciliation (industrial), tee Industrial arbitra- tion an^'' same (Spanish)... b\,<" Congress Cigar Co., Inc., p. John W. Uering... " Congress of United States 24.90, 154,:.'.^ 30a 380, 468, 568. 695, 828, 949, 1 ( " annals, for sale by supt. of documents . committee hearings, mdex •'> Congressional directory, 72<1 Cong. 1st scss_ 380. !■ Congressional globe, for sale - Congressional record — 72<1 Cong. 1st sess., bound vols S-- 949,1" 72d Cong. 1st sess., daily •(" 468. .568. 696. 828,949.11" 72d Cong. 1st sess., daily, index 3^ 468,568,695,829,949,10' for sale by supt. of documents Oovernmeut of United States, chart '.'■•- priiitiiiK and binding, appropriation '.' pro('ce~ time of ivvsembling— hearing "' joint resolution T. reports 499. 571.683. ' tee alto Hiiuso of Representatives— Senate— also subjects of bills an■.: common errors in cotton production 657 cotton improvement through type selection. 679 cotton more productive when thick spaced. 292 Cook, W. ^., feeding punctures of mirids MO Cook, ■\Villium S., relief bCl Cook County, Oa., soil survey 362 Cook Islimd, chart 1143 Cooke, U. F. E., exr., r. United States 330 Cooke, T. a., complaint, etc., of Fed. Trade Comn 29 Cooke, Wells W., bird migration - 71 Cookery: beef roast, cooking time varies with cut 212 cured pork, cooking 74 publications for sale by supt. of docs 624 Cooking oils, see Oils. Cooley, Jacfiiieline S.: apple scald and its control 933 Uotrytis rot of pears 140 Cooley, Alartin, editor. Veterans' Administra- tion medical bulletin 127, 12s, 198, 352, 434, 547, 664, 794, 915, 1041, 115S Coolidge, Calvin, oil portrait 590,1071,1154 Co cell division inhibition. Amoeba proteus... 'K census of manufactures 820,938 deposits near Keating, Orcg 751 in— Arizona 151 Central States 377 Colorado i 224 Eastern States 224 Idaho and Washington 1004 Montana 20,504 Nevada 20,944 New Mexico and Texas 85 Utah 1064 oxidation of crystalline glutathione 197, 433 production costs, 1928-30 539 rates on 99 reduction methods in levulose estimation. 694, 947 weathering tests of sheet copper 694, 94, Copper mines, natural ventilation 944 Copper Ridj;c Mining Co., relief 616,701 Copiier River, salmon fisheries 563 Copperweid Steel Co., patent appeal 3(U Copra, Tarilf Commission report 103;i Copyright: culaloguolof copyright entries 45, 109, 178, 261, 262, 332. 414, 524, 642, 769,895, 1020, 1021, 1140, 1141 convention, with amendments 624 law, general revision — hearings 847,969,973. 1094 reports M7, 969, 973 law, with amendments and rules of prac- tice 17'J proclamation relative to Greece 052 protect foreign exhibitors, Chicago, 1933.. 1113 see also names of articles, etc., copyrighted. Copyright OUice 45, 109, 17S,261. 332. 414, 521, 642, 769, 895, 1020. 1 140 information circular 524 report. 1931 414 Copyright Union, set International Copyright Union. Couuille River: chart of entrance. - Ci survey, to authorize - 4yi Corbett, L. C: growing annual Uowering plants 657 priming 813 Corbett, .\lcrritt J., r. comnr. of internal rev... 172 Corcoran, John J., relief 473,852 Corcoran tlallery of Art: exhibition of Wsishingtoniana 742 rwrtraits removed from Capitol 690,698 Cordage: cen.sus of manufactures 685 hemp, costs of production in U. 8., etc 190 hemp, proclamation increasing duty 190 s|)«ciiications 195,350,662,1040 Cordova, Jose R., relief 955 Cordwood, rates on - 323,613 July-June 1211 Page Core Sound, chart 18 Cores, rates on 1007 Cork, Federal standard stock catalogue 123 Corkwood, rates on -. 244 Corn: anthocyanin pigment in maize 927, 1055 canned, standard stock catalogue 347, 790 cold resistant when grown on rich soil 292 colored scutellums, inheritance 1055 conversion of weights into percentages 9 cutworm control—- 809 diseases, posters 813 drought resistant strains 292 futures, volume of trading, etc 212 glossy character (gla), etc 673,805 nutritive value for growing swine 285, 359 parasitism of Gibberella saubinetii 285,366 Penicillium injury 359,452 rates on 244 ration, yeast and casein supplements.. 805, 928 rust resistance inheritance 205,292 sap as indicator of nutrient needs 135, 205 seed — better seed corn 291, 933 Diplodia infection and treatment. 3, 4 rag-doll seed tester 453 treatment experiments with dent corn. 557 standard stock catalogue 790 uses as food 1054 vigor and improvement experiments 292 weekly corn and wheat region bulletin 815, 935, 1057 weight, etc., from limed and unlimed plots. 3, 4 see also Broom-corn. Corn belt, adjusting farming to corn-borer 674 Com borer, see European com borer. Corn Derivatives Institute, U. S. v 517,634 Corn meal: Federal standard stock catalogue 123, 542 net energy values, etc 447,553 Com oil, census of manufactures 298 Corn sirup, census of manufactures 298 Com stalk-beetle, see Rough-headed com stalk- beetle. Com sugar, census of manufactures. 298 Corned beef, standard stock catalogue 660 Corned-beef hash, standard stock catalogue 791 Corners in Spain, catalogue of paintings 272 Corning, Parker (Representative from X. Y.): reports made by — . Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com 713,840 Cornstalk shavers, sled-type 806 Cornstarch, Federal standard stock catalogue.. 59, 542 Cornwall. Ontario, lease of bridge 481,830,855 Comwallis, Charles Cornwallis, 1st marquis: surrender at Yorktown — address of President Hoover 269 postage stamp commemorative 185 proclamation for commemoration 188 Coronado Oil & Gas Co., coiut cases 104, 172,346,517,761,910 Coronado Suarez, Enrique, celebracion del dia Panamericano 337 Coronary occlusion, with use of chest lead 1142 Corporation commissions, see names of States. Corporations, Portuguese 20 see also name of corporation. Corpus Christi, Tex.: aviation chart 774 flying weather in area 76 to remove cloud on title of land 855,971 Corpuscles in modem physics 342.425 Corray Brothers, coal 244 Correll, Marie, sanitary drinking facDities 45 Correspondence: Army regulations 128 criminal, with foreign Governments 736, 829, 841 manual of Veterans' Administration 1041 Corriveau, "Wilfred, United States ». 761,887 Corrosion: soil corrosion of pipe line 227,307 soil corrosion studies, 1930 23,154,307 Corrosive liquids, storing, etc., instructions 795 Corrugation method of irrigation 286 Corse, J. M., fuel briquets in 1929 20 Corsets and allied garments, census 818 Page Cortland Specialty Co., court case 1137 Corvallis, Oreg., relief of Amer. Legion post... 958 Corydon quadrangle, Ind.-Ky 507 Coscob Harbor, chart 941 Cosden, J. S., Inc., oil-well supplies 247 Cosmetics, census of manufactures 217 Cost and standard of living: international inquiry (2 entries) 523 living standards on farm.. 928 prices and cost of living 108, 523 rtu-al standards of living, bibliography 5 see also Prices. Cost control by wholesale grocers 943 Cost keeping manual. Engineer Dept 442 Cost of living, see Cost and standard of living. Cost of production, see names of special articles, etc. Costa Rica: foreign trade, 1930 1145 increased postage on letters and cards 649 Costello, Louis E., petroleum products. 632 Costigan, John, relief 483 Costume book, George Washington play, etc.. 743 Cots, finger, standard stock catalogue 348 Cott, Christopher, relief.. 484 Cottage cheese, see Cheese. Cotter, Ralph U.: Berberis, etc., and P. graminis— 1055 black stem rust spores 213 Cottle, G. F.: mortality in appendicitis 526 splint manual. Navy 180 Cotton, R. T.: hydrocyanic acid gas as fumigant 931 insect pests in stored grain 7 moths in upholstered furniture, control 138, 1053 Cotton, W. E., abortion-disease tests 207 Cotton: bale covering, net weights, etc.. 698 blooming of plant, regularity, etc 3, 4 classification, additional facilities 1073 consumed, on hand, etc 14, 78, 144, 217, 296, 371, 458, 561, 685, 818, 938, 1059 diameter measurements in fiber studies. 447, 673 distribution for relief by Fed. Farm Bd...l072, 1074. 1095 drayage on cotton and cotton linters 244 earliness, factors concerning 285,359 feeding punctures of mirids, effect 810 fertilizers- effects of irregular distribution. 927 fertilizers for cotton soils _ 362 mechanical application in S. C 286 fiber maturity, estimating 285,359 futures and short selling, investigate 851 ginned, 1931, etc... 144, 217, 296, 297, 371, 458, 685 importation, rules, etc 368 improvement through type selection 679 irrigation, etc., in Salt River Valley. 680 lint characters and their application. 927, 1049 marketing, procedure for teaching 156 metaxenia in cotton 3 more productive when thick spaced 292 nitrogen content of cotton plant 4 outlook for 1932, some facts 554 pollen antagonism 805,933 prices and markets 360 production — 1930-31, production and distribution... 371 errors in production. 557 Southwest, production and distribution. 302 United States, crop of 1930 14 rates on 99, 167, 244, 631.881, 1133 research laboratory for utilizing 1073 root constriction in San Joaquin Valley. 673, 680 root development and growth, etc 359, 557 sale by Federal Farm Board, hearings 977 shedding of bolls in upland cotton 452 spacing experiments, Greenville, Tex 452 statistics 207 supply and distribution, 1930-31. 78 verticillium wilt. 681 warehouse regulations. 5 weather damage 806 weekly cotton region bulletin... 11, 75, 142, 215, 815, 935, 1057 see also certain headings beginning Cotton. 1212 Index, 1931-1932 Page Cotton-bale covering: rateson 756.1133 standardization 608 Cotton boll, changes in sugar, etc., content 3,i Cotton boll-worm, lee Pink boUworm. Cotton-drier, vertical 1051 Cotton-gius, rates on 513 Cotton goods: ccn.su.s, cotton gooToxylin coating 567 customs ap|>eal 1121 manufacturing, wages, etc., 1910-30 177 piece-goods, Philippine market 690 rateson 99,244,756,113:1 selection of cotton fabrics 212 vat dyes play big part 209 see also nanios of sixicial articles. Cotton-net bags, rates on ftS Cotton root-rot: growth cycles at Greenville, Tex - 140 infection exi>erinicnts 285,366 sderotia and mycelial strands, studies... 4,74 viability of strand hyphao of fungus. .. 205, 292 Cotton-seed: germination at low temperatures 805,927 investigation of industry 15S, 232, 869, 1123 products, manufactured, etc 14,78, 144,217, 297, 371, 458, ."iei, 685, 818, 938, 1059 rateson 100,513,1007,1133 received, crushed, and on hand.. 14, 78, 144, 217, 297, 371, 458. 561, 685. 818, 938, 1059 Cotton-seed cake, census of manufactures 820 Cotton-seed flour rich in vitamin 212 Cotton-seed meal: census of manufactures 820 nutritive value for swine 285,359 Cotton-seed oil: census of manufactures 820 rates on 881 Cotton thread, standard stock catalogue 792 Cotton twine, elimination of waste 948 t'otton Valley field. La., engineering report... 224 Cotton-waste, rates on 244,881 Cotton wrappings, importation, rules, etc 368 Cottonseed, see headings beginning Cotton- seed. Cottral, Lyle L., analysis of precipitation at Mount Vernon, Iowa 142 Coty, Inc., complaint, etc., Fed. Trade Coran.. 158 Couch, James F., poisoning of livestock by plants 675 Coulter, John .\I., biographical memoir 1141 Coumbe, A. T., jr.. fuel oil distribution, 1930.. 376 Council Bluffs, Iowa, bridge 714,855,963 Counsel of Tariff (Commission, see Consumers' Coun.sel of Taritf Commis.sion. Counties: health departments, balance of program... 196 health officers, 1931... 433 outline map of United States 929 rural delivery county maps, price list 651 school superintendent, legal status 1125 tee also names of counties. Country life: as escolas de agricultura e sua inOuencia na vida rural 336 community lire departments-. 70 health service, extent in 1927-31 107,434 leisure-time activities of children. 522 [)ublic:iti()ns of interest to suburbanites 393 rural jiliinniiij;, social asj)ects 654 staiidare, for visual radio beacon 24,89 vihratlng-reod, for radio beacons 24,89 Court commi.ssioners, see Commissioners. Court-martial orders, see Courts-martial and courts of inquiry. Court of .Vpfwals of District of Columbia: additional justice 842, 1110 records and briefs, index 252 tee alto names of parties to suits. PaR. Court of Claims 26,80, i:': 309,388,502,618,746,86S,ei'l, ;i - cases — calendars 230. 310, 503, 619, Si. . ■-'i decided, Nov. 3, 1930-.'.pr. 12, 1931. . . :':.i decided, Apr. 1. J- No v. 30, 1931 Hi- IJcnding, general jurisdiction, 1631 3^^- relating to Navy lor , rules in cases before commissioners hi : judgments rendered — lists 405. 516, 1013. 11 :t' year ended Dec. 5, 1931 Zb' see also subjects of decisions— a/ register SJ' study of Federal courts 11' Supreme Court to prescribe certain rules. . 8 ' see also Circuit Courts of .Vprieals— Court of Claims— Court of Customs and Patent .\pi)eals— Customs Court- District Courts— Supreme Court of l"nitod States — also Judges— Ju(JJ- cial procedure. Couthoui. v.. Inc. (A., p. 388, incorrect): F. United States 104, 388, 7i Coutsouvelis. John, ca.se against admr f':. Couvrette. Harry II.. r. luited States 388,7 Couvreux. Port, chart 11 ■ Couzens. James (Senator from Midi.): papers presented by- railroad .salaries lo*." reports made by- Interstate t ommerce Com 386,735-7"' Cover. Thoma,s. case of exrs Si. Covers, cotton fabric, commercial standard ^ Covert. Hoy N.. protection of buildings from lightning 2i Covert. Tinion. school administration, etc '■ fovey. Clyde H.. attacks of unconsciousness.. 1- Covey-Hallard Motor Co.. automobiles 98, li Coville, Frederick V.. weeds, how to control. . i Covington. Piatt W., health departments fi July-June 1213 Page Cow-peas, rates on 244 Cowling, low-drag, for airplane engines 896 Cowpeas, see Cow-peas. Cows: dairy cows— calcium requirements of heifers 3, 4 care and management 210 feeding 138 milking and feeding 138 ova from Fallopian tubes, study... 285, 3r>3 udder diseases 930 water consumption and milk produc- tion. 363 grades of slaughter cows, poster 360 Cox, Alonzo B., cotton prices and markets 360 Cox, Clifton C, relief 844 Cox, E. E. (Representative from Ga.): reports made bv— Rules Com 488,849 Cox, H. R., weeds, how to control 10 Cox, Mary .\., relief 576 Cox, "VMlliam R., relief 473,978 Coxen, James R.: fire fighting, analysis of fireman's job 232 trade preparatory training, small cities 157 Coyle, AVilliam R. (Representative from Pa.): contested election rase 960 reports made bv — Xaval Aflairs Com 486, 592-594. 717-718, 846, 969 CrjOs-AljOs system, phase equilibria.. — 88 Crabs: canning studies 375 crabmeat, standard stock catalogue 123 Cragoe, C. S., thermal expansion of gasolines. 379, 567 Craig, Ursula C, title to lands 971 Craig, Reed & Emerson. Inc., court case 1034 Cram, Eloise B., diseases, etc., of poultry 675 Cramblet, Paul K., patent appeal 565 Cramer, Grace, books for hospitalized readers. 547 Cramer, Sterling, B., "William E. Lamb vs 786 Cranberry: establishing fields 74 fungous diseases 292 managing fields 812 Crandall, Lynn: surface water supply. Great Basin 752 surface water supply. Pacific basins. . 317, 1126 Crane. Frederick C, receiver, v. U. S 43,620 Crane, Jerry V,, relief 591 Crane Enamelware Co. : sand 248 steel grit 515 Crank, Alexander C, thromboangeitis oblit- erans 198 Crank shafts, aircraft engine, vibration 795 Cranston Worsted Mills r. United States 866 Crater Lake National Park: acquisition of building, etc 863,971 add land . . 722 (2 entries) , 863, 864, 950 (2 entries) general information circular 874 Crater National Forest, land 722,863,950 Crates, Government supplies 545 Craven, E. F., Co., grading machinery... 167 Cravens, AV alter, v. United States 1137 Craver, John W. . r. comnr. of internal revenue. 329 Crawford, Mildred B., relief 473, 1100 Crawford, R. W'., Hawaii district, report 797 Crawford County, Mich., soil survey 449 Cream: cooling on farm... 809 earnings larger if cream is fresh... 677 foaming 72 marketing, procedure for teaching 156 rates on 631 standard stock catalogue, fresh cream 123 standardization tables 450 viscosity, factors aflecting.. 72 Creamery equipment, census 685 Creath, M. P.. to reimburse 701 Crede, William H., massive collapse of lung. .. 915 Credit: and payment terms in foreign countries... 150 retail credit survey, 1931 150,823 see also Agricultural credit— Loans. Page Credit unions: incorporation in District of Columbia — hearings 731 law 1069 reports 604,959 Creditors, preferred, in certain cases 978, 1099 Creek Indians: modern square grounds 342 F. United States 326,866,991 Creel, C. W., clover-flower midge control 809 Creglow, Elizabeth: reading for tuberculous patients 915 therapeutic value of reading matter 353 Crenshaw, J. H.. Botrytis rot of pears... 140 Crenshaw Brothers Produce Co 170 Creosote, air-pressure brush for applying 364 Creosote oil: rates on. 513,1007 report of Tariff Commission 1034 Crepidobothrium amphiumae, new cestode... 1150 Cresol, customs appeal 1121 Cressman, R. C, mediastinal tumor 353 Crested wheatgrass compared with bromegrass, etc 933 Cretaceous period: ammonite genus Barroisiceras 751 Foraminifera from Trinidad 784 rocks of Black Hills region 317 Creve Coeur Mutual Telephone Co., acquisi- tion 1130 Criehaven Harbor, preliminary exam., etc 1044 Criep, Leo H., studies of venous pressure 1158 Crile, George W., r. comnr. of internal rev 1137 Crim, Mary F., relief 576 Crime and criminals: alternate jurors in certain cases 842, 1110 amend sec. 289 of criminal code 841 bonds in D. C. cases, to regulate 1105 Canal Zone criminal procedure 587, 1108 correspondence with foreign governments. 736, 829, 841 indictment waiver, criminal proceedings.. 611, 965 prevention of crime. State agreements, etc. 965 reports of Law Observance, etc., Comn. — causes of crime 110 cost of crime 110 crime and the foreign born 110 criminal procedure 46 Supreme Ct. authority in criminal cases... 860 uniform reports for U. S. and possessions. . 43, 108, 176, 260. 330. 411, 522, 1018 witnesses, to authorize State compacts 590 see also Extradition — Juvenile delinquen- cy — Law observance and enforce- ment — Prisoners. Crime Commission, see National Commission on Law Observance and Enforce- ment. Criminal codes, see Codes of law — also, for amendments, special subjects. Criminal correspondence, see Crime and crimi- nals. Criminal law, see Crime and criminals. Criminal procedure, see Crime and criminals. Crin vegetal, report on costs of production 657 Crisis at Yorktown, a play 742 Crisp, Charles R. (Representative from Ga.): reports made by — Conference Com 1072 Ways and Means Com 725,976, 1096 Crist, William E., r. United States 155,746 Cristy, A. M., charges asainst as judge 851 Crocker First National Bank of San Francisco. 887 Crofton. George H., death certificate, etc. 915 Cronartium comptoniae 812 Crook National Forest: lands to San Carlos Reservation 584 resources, etc 932 Croom Brothers, bricks 880 Crops: and precipitation in Great Plains 292 choice fcr alkali lands 933 cost of producing, 1930 5 crop and livestock production trends 207 hardiness study 135, 205 1214 Index, 1931-1932 Page Crop— Continued. insects injurious to, publications 159 mist-ellnneous, statistics 350 production mettuxls, Kiinsas 213 ■tatistici by States, 1929 31 448 statistics iif tnicic iind canninf; crops 554 strip cropping to prevent erosion 3*^ weather inlluence, 1900-30 280 weekly weather and crop bulletin 12, 70, 142. 215. 294. 3G9. 455, fiflO, 683. sio.w^.s, lai- *te alio ARricultunil cre. & J. K., Inc., J. F. Jones ». 1014 '^rotalaria, CToen manure and forage crop 213 ('rotty. Margaret, relief 601,701 Crow Indians: tribal council, etc., provide expenses... 711,859 p. United States 20.866,992 Crow Reservation, hospital construction, etc.. C09, 839 Crowe. Eugene B. (Representative from Ind.): report made by— Immigration and Naturalization Com. 710 Crowell, Benedict, v. comnr. of internal rev- enue 320 Crowley, Jo.seph P., patent appeal 21 Crowley Tar Products Co.. tar 103 Crown-gall, woolly-knot type 447,680 frown Mills, demurrage 1007 Crown rot of Juglans in ralifornia 359,447 Cro.xton, Fred C, employment in Ohio ( 2 en- tries) 768 Croxton, Frederick K.: employment in Ohio (2 entries) 768 unemployment in Buffalo, Nov. I9;n. Oil, 1019 unemployment in Syracuse, Nov. 1931 894, 1140 Crucibles, graphite, census of manufactures 457 Crude petroleum, see Petroleum. Crui.sers, nee War-ships. Crumb, S. E., tobacco cutworms 678 Crump, Edward H. (Representative from Tenn.): reports made by- Military Affairs Com 486,968, 1088 Crustaceans: amphipod, of Newfoundland, etc 272 bopyrid isopod, from Dry Tortugas, Fla.. 1031 copepod, of Chesapeake Bay 784 merostome. new Middle Cambrian 425 'ryiilite: proiluction in ia30 20 priyiiiction in 1931 1004 f>yoscopic constant of camphor 153.300 •"rystal cavities. New Jersey zeolite region 872 t'uba: charts 181,899,1023 (2 entries) light ILst 691 market for oils and fats 151 market for paiier and pai)er products 302 pineapple production cost 788 postal servU»— Increased postage on letters, etc 649 money-order post offices 63 vcKctahlos, cost of production 911 iiciimbers: costs in (T, s. and competing country 911 for pickling 74 Cnxluction in greenhouses 080 as, Emillo del Toro y, tee Toro y Cuebas, Emilio del. Culno Cham, chart 263 Page Culbertson, J. O.. corn. Diplodla infection, etc. 3, 4 Cull)ertson. Viola, farm business 207 Culbertson. Mont., bridge 480,569 fulbert.son Brothers Co., onions 514 Culex apicalis. tee Mo.squitoes. Cullen, Thomas U. (Representative from N. Y): report made by — Ways and Means Com 1090 Culp, RossS., r. United States 50:1 Culture: cave culture of .Vrkansas 90*1 of circurnpolar zone 343,425 se'iuences in Haiti 90»; see also Archaeology. Cultures, see Bacteria. Cuml)erland Cement ic Supply Co., sand 1010 CuralMsrland Coal Co., court case 428 Cumberland River, flood control, etc., report.. 801 Cumings, Q. .\.: irregular dLstribution of fertilizers 927 mechanical application of fertilizers 286 Gumming, Hugh S., yellow fever problems 279 see also Public Health Scrvic-e. Cummings, Herbert W., syphilis, etc., New York... 362,664 Cummins. A. D., & Co. p. United States 252 Cummins. Henry C, p. United States 388,887 Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd 657 Cunningham, Charles H., Ecuador 223 Cuno, John P., correctly bucked logs pay more. 211 Cup anemometer, rational theory 935 Curbing, rates on 323 Curly top: resistant sugar-beet strains 214 restoration of virulence of virus 1(M9 Currants, dried, standard stoAk catalogue 542 see also Ribes. Currency, see .\Ioney— Paper money. Currency, Comptroller of, see Comptroller of Currency. Currency Division, see Loans and Currency Division. Currents, see Ocean currents. Curry, .Vlbert S., determining volume-weight of soils (2entries) 4 Curry, Charles F., memorial services 229 Curtain rods, rates on 513 Curtains: Government supplies 662 window curtaining 556 Curtis, Harvey L., mica capacitor measured... 828, 1067 Curtiss, Glenn II.: Curtissr. United States.. 155.406,503.761,1118 e.xeeutri.x v. comnr. of internal revenue 635 posthumous award of D. F. C 967 Curtiss. L. v.: apparatus for preparing Ra B-|-C sources.. 88, 228 fluctuations in emission of a-partides 694 simplified automatic Wilson cliamber 947 Curtiss. Lena P., r. comnr. of internal revenue. 635 Curtiss. Lua. Distinguished Flying Cross 907 Cmtiss .\eroplane and Motor Corporation, case no. D-837 in Court of Claims 15.1, 40(). 503, 761,1118 Cusachs, Carlos V., to present Navy Cross 9S9 Cushing, H. P., Cleveland district, Ohio 31 CushinK, Kathorine L., increase of pension 714 Cusliing, William B., increase of pension for widow 714 Cushions, Government supplies 662 Cushnian. Frank, flre lighting, analysis 232 Cusliniaii, Joseph .\.: Foraminifera — (?retJicoous, from Trinidad 784 of .\lbatross collections 1150 of .Vtlantic Oi-ean 56 of South America 343 Cushinan, R. A., now ichneumon-flies 50 Custer County, Nebr., soil survey 6 Custer National Forest, land transfer 781 Custom House Cove, chart 221 CUistomhouse brokers, etc., regulations 658 Customs, see Tariff— «/«o names of Importing companies, and names of articles imported. July-June 1215 Page Customs and Patent Appeals, Court of, see Court of Customs and Patent Appeals. Customs Bureau 544,792,913 estimates - 912, 1153 see also Customs Service. Customs Court 27, 150, 231, 312, 390, 503, 621, 748, 867, 995, 1121 decisions, weekly... 57,122,192,275, 347, 430, 541, 659, 789, 912, 1036, llo3 schedule of hearings, 1932. 544 see also names of parties to suits. Customs regulations, edition of 1931 913 Customs Service: books and blanks, catalogue 792 extend limits of certain ports of entry 904 regulations for customs officers 913 see also Customs Bureau — also names of ports, etc. Customs service in Canal Zone, establish. 587, 1109 Cutclifi, W. J., V. United States 761 Cutler, Andrew F., exchange of land. 984 Cutlery, census of manufactmes.. 685 Cutting, Brouson (Senator from N. Mex.) : reports made by — MUitary Allairs Com.... 861,988 Public Lands and Surveys Com 741, 864,1115-16 Territories and Insular Affairs Com 741 Cutting compounds, Government supplies 662 Cutts, fiichard M., relief - 676 Cutworms: control in corn & other cereal crops 809 tobacco cutworms and their control... 678 Cuyahoga River, chart 356 Cuyahoga V^alley Ry., excess income 609 Cyanamid, rates on 613 Cyanides: action on living cell oxygen consumption.. 62 alkali, pmification and analysis.. 88 silver-plating solutions, analysis 306,468 Cyanogen product in ship fumigation 127 Cyclohexaue in petroleum, isolation, etc... 154,306 Cyclones, see Storms. Cylinders: elastic problem of wire-wound cylinder. 88, 227 fertilized apple trees grown in 805,927 see also Engines. Cymbaloporettidae of Atlantic Ocean 56 Cyst, pilonidal 1142 Cystine: histopathologic changes in rats 546 substitution of dithioethylamine in diet 197 Cystine amine in diet of white rat 197 Cystospora canker of apple trees 205,292 Czarlinsky, Carl, v. United States 761 Czechoslovakia: bent-wood furniture, costs of production... 190 boots and shoes, costs of production 787 D D. A. R., see National Society of Daughters of American Revolution. D. A. Russell, Fort, see Russell, D. A., Fort. Daeas, George, relief 701 Dachnowski, Alfred P. (later Dachnowski- Stokes, Alfred P.): selection of peat lands. 453 uses and distribution of moss peat 6 Dagenett, Charles E., relief... 1076 Dago Bay, chart 775 Dahle, C. D., ice-cream mLxes 4 Dahlgren, Edwin H., herring supply 943 Dahlias for the home 680 Dahlinger, Charles W., court case. 326 Daily statement of Treasury, see Treasury. Daily weather map, see Weather. Dairy and Poultry Convention, see American Vocational Dairy and Poultry Convention. Dairy barns: improvement 11 principles of ventOation 368 Dairy cattle, see Bulls— Cattle— Cows. Dairy Experiment Station, Beltsville, Md., feeding, etc., investigations 450 Page Dairy Industry Bureau 7,71,138, 210, 288, 363, 460, 677, 809, 931, 1052 report, 1931 363 Dairy products: census of manufactures 458 inspection, Army dairy hygiene record 280 rates on 37 see also names of products. Dairying: farm dairy houses 677 la industria lechera 337 milk-quality program, 4-H dairy clubs 1052 outlook for dairy industry, etc 69 publications for sale by supt of docs 997 statistics 360 see also Bulls — Cattle — Cows — Dairymen's supplies. Dairyman's Feed & Supply Co., Inc. 170 Dairymen's supplies, census of manufactures.. 685 Dakar Road, chart 334 Dakota-Montana Oil Co. v. U. S 388,887 Dale, Porter H. (Senator from Vt.): minority views — Commerce Com 980 Dale Oil & Refining Co., reconsignment 169 Daleo, Jasper, relief 1076 Dall Island, chart 1061 Dalles, Oreg., bridge 479,495,569 Dallinger, Frederick W. (Representative from Mass.): reports made by — Expenditures in Executive Depart- ments Com 382 Public Buildings and Grounds Com... 720 Dalton, Florence AV., v. Frank C. Bowers 1014 Dalton, Hubert, v. Frank C. Bowers 1014 Dalton, William, relief 701 Dalton Foundries, Inc., v. U. S 326,746 Damages, see Claims. Damm, Alice M. A., relief. 498,955 Damping liquids for aircraft instruments 332 Dams, high, large, and unusual 1001 see also names of dams, or places where located. Dams (dentistry): rubber dams, standard stock catalogue 276 Danenhower, William W., Ct. of Cls. findings. 492 Daniel, Esther P., vitamin content of grapes.. 673, 812 Daniel, Herbert S., trustee, court case 786 Daniels, A. M., lime-sulphur concentrate 289 Daniels & Fisher Stores Co. v. U. S 26,635, 746 DansviUe & jNIount Morris R. R. bonds 321 Dantzler, Mary E., admx.. Southern Ry. vs.. 1034 Dantzler, Tillman T., v. United States 310 Danville Light, Power & Traction Co 328,891 Danville Lumber Co., coal 243 Danville 00 Co., fuel-oil 757 Darby-Lynde Co. v. Acel C. Alexander 252 Darling, Frederic W., latitude redetermina- tions 18 Darling & Co.: coal 167 tank water 1011 Darnell, R. J.: estate as lessee, excess income 400 Darnell, R. J., Inc.: comnr. of internal revenue v 761 Da Roza, Edward, v. United States 104 Darrow, George M.: blackberry growing 366 Brainerd blackberry.. 679 cranberry fields, establishing 74 cranberry fields, managing 812 dewberry growing 680 fruit for home use 933 Glenndale gooseberry 933 raspberry culture 367 strawberries— Bellmar, southland, and redheart 367 culture. South Atlantic, etc., regions... 367 varieties in United States 934 Darrow, George P. (Representative from Pa.): report made by — Naval Aflairs Com 846 Dartt, Ruth B., appointment 904 Date palm, black scorch 673,805 Datil National Forest, transfer of lands 423, 534 Daube, David, v. United States 761 1216 Index, 1931-1932 Pace Daugherty, William T.: rnemical industries and trade of— Norway and Denmark 301 S weden 223 Daughters of American Revolution, #« Nation- al t^ociety of Daughtirs of Ameri- can itevolution. Daughters of 1M2, tee National Society United Slates Daughters of 1812. Davenport, Charles iJ., organic evolution. 342,425 Davenports, rates on 513 David, James L., case of executrix 657 Duvidovitz, David, r. United States... 28,326,1118 Davidson, (leorge, r. United States 252 Davidson, James K., r. Federal Itadio Comn.. 868 Davidson, Jehiel, lignin in wheat straw 285,363 Davidson, John K., relief 717 Davidson, Thomas D., patent appeals 304 Davidson Inlet, chart 688 Davies, O. L.: characteristics of airplane antennas 23 directional antenna systems 947 theory of vibrating-reed indicators 24,89 Davila, Antonio, r. United States 252 Davila, Felix Cordova (Resident Commissioner of I'orto Rico): report made by- Insular .\tlairs Com 585 Davis, A. E., abrasive materials in 1930 303 Davis, Clarentlon, relief of estate 833 Davis, Dan, relief 861 Davis, Donna M., to authorize credit 955 Davis, E. O., red harvester ant 138 Davis, Ewin L. (Representative from Tenn.): reports made by — District of Columbia and United States, Select Committee to Inves- tigate Fiscal Relations between 382 Merchant Marine, Radio, and Fisher- ies Com . . 483, 590-591, 843-844, 966, 1088 Davis, Gordon E., tularaemia in sage hen 664 Davis, Hubert 'W.; fluorspar and cryolite in 1930 20 fluorspar and cryolite in 1931 1064 iron ore, pig iron, and steel in 1930 303 platinum and allied metals in 1930 303 Davis, J. B., V. United States 172, 1014 Davis, J. D.: carbonizing properties of coals 691 determining properties of coals 376 Davis, J. DeWitt, college freshmen 1125 Davis, James J. (Senator from Pa.): report made by- Naval AlTairs Com 1112 1 )avis, Jellerson, statue, to print proceedings at unveiling 1090 Davis, Mary D.: elementary education 316 references on nursery education 751 Davis, R. li.: soil surveys— Doniphan County, Kans 449 John.son County, Kans 808 Davis, Ralph K.: nietastHtic adono-carcinoma of brain 128 ucurusyptiilis with negative serology 647 Duvis, Raymond: correlated color temperature 227,306 N. P. L. white-lighi standard 300,467 photographic sensitivity 153,300,307,467 Davis, Samson, relief 737 Davis, Suinufl C, relief 852,055 Duvis, \V. A., ( iates County, N. C, soil survey. 362 Davis, W. ('.: beef grading and stumping service 554 muricet classes, etc., of yearling beef 075 Davis bed coal 691 Duvi-s-Rdgcrs Tailoring Co. Inc 393 Duvis Strait, Marion Expedition, 1928.. 60,659,792 Davison, Alfred T., court case 1137 DuvLson, Clarence 11., exr., court case 256 Davlsson, Richurd L., exr., court case 1016 Duwc's Dry Milk Co., condensed buttermilk.. 244 Duwlcy, Mary E.. relief 833 Dawn of American lil)erty, 1732-1932, poster... ."WS Dawson, Albert O., relief 716 Dawson, J. K.: cure and management of dairy bulls 73 care and management of dairy cow-s 210 Page Day, John 11., relief 701, 1100 Day nurseries, care of children 1139 Dayton, Elizabeth 13., relief 493,701 Dayton, William A.: artificial reseeding on range lands. 212 glossary of botanical terms 8 western browse plants 73 Dayton, Ohio, undulimt fever cases 180,262 Dayton Veneer Co., logs 1000 Dead oil, tee Creosote oil. Dead reckoning: aerial navigation by dead reckoning 334 altitude and azimuth table 644 Deaf mutes, in United States, 1930 13 tee alto Columbia Institution for the Deaf. Deal, Thomas H., relief 473 Dealer under perishable commodities act COO Dean, Charles J.: Venezuela, commercial centers, etc 223 Venezupla, commercial, etc., development. 376 Deane, Harold M., relief of widow 683 Deane, Mary P., reliefs. 683 Deans, Rectors, and Educators In General, Inter-American Congress of, tet Inter-American Congress of Rec- tors, Deans, and Jf-^ducators in (^leneral. Dearborn, C. il., maneuverability of F6C-4... 45 DeardourlT, John D., war-risk insurance 606 De Arenaza, Carlos, tee Arenaza, Carlos de. De Armouii, Laura E, payment 606 Death: appendicitis mortality 526 causes, manual of international list 299 coal-mine fatalities, 1929 85 death oertincnte and causes of death 915 figures, oirtti registration area, 1930 279 in several States, 1931.. 1041 infant morUility, registration area, 1930 279 influenza and pneumonia mortality 127, 278 International Typographical Union 44,1140 resj»iratory di.seases, low mortality rate 128 Death camas as poisonous plant 807 Death, International Coniinission for Revision of International Classification of Nomenclature of Diseases and Causes of, tee International Com- mission for Revision of Interna- tional Classification of Nomencla- ture of Diseases and Causes of Death. De Baets, Ch., f. United States 309,619,746 DeBardcleben, Daniel, r. United States 1118 Debayle, Luis U., relief 473,601,695 Det)entiires, tee Bonds— Markets and market- ing. DeBestt Chemical Co 158 DeBonis, Dominic, v. United States 761 De Broglie, Ix)uis, tee Broglie, Ix>uis de. De Brouchere. A., v. United States 746,1017 DeBruin, T. L., 1st spectrum of krypton.. 227,306 Debt moratorium, tee Public debts. Debts, of IiKiian.s, adjust 712,985,1072,1108 tee alto Bankruptcy— Certificates of indebt- edness—Public debts. Decane, isolation of from petroleum 947 Decatomini. revision of chalcid flies 1031 Decisions: civil service 936 commissioner of patents- weekly (in Oflicial gazette) . 22. 86, 152. 226. 305, 378, 4r*\ 5f*, 692. 825, i)45, 1065 weekly (separates from Oflicial ga- zette) 21,86.152,225,304, 377, 465, 466, 565, 692, 825, 945, 1065 comptroller general- July. lU30-June, 1931 604 July-Sept. 1931, index-digest 233 Oct.-Dec. 1931, index-digest 623 Jan.-Mar. 1932, Index-digest 906 monthly 29,92,169, 233, 314, 393, 623, 749, 996, 1123 relating to Navy 1024 Congressional districts, court decisions 306 Court of Claini.s— cases decided, Nov. 3, 1930-Apr. 12, 1931 230 cases decided, Apr. 13-Nov. 30, 1931.. 1118 relating to Navy 1024 July-June 1217 Decisions— Continued. Page Court of Customs and Patent Appeals- customs cases - 231 patent cases - 231 printed in Treasury decisions 57, 122, 192, 275, 347, 430, 541, 659, 789, 912, 1036, 1153 courts of United States — citator of decisions, supplement 277 patents (in Official gazette) . 22, 86, 152, 226, 305, 378, 466, 566, 692, 825, 945, 1065 patents (separates from Official ga- zette) 21,86,152,225,304, 377, 465, 466, o65, 692, 825, 945, 1065 publications for sale 870 customs— Jan.-June, 1931 658 Jan.-June, 1931, index 347 July-Dec. 1931, index 658 weekly 57,122,192,275, 347, 430, 541, 659, 789, 912, 1036, 1153 Customs Court 57,122,192,275, 347, 430, 541, 659, 789, 912, 1036, 1153 Federal Trade Commission- May 5, 1930-Mar. 23, 1931, v. 14 623 index to V. 14 - 233 table of cases in v. 14 158 table of commodities in V. 14 233 Geographic Board 29, 233, 314, 505, 624, 749, 750, 996 industrial alcohol — 1931, index 658 weekly.. 57,122,192,275, 347, 430, 541, 659, 789, 912, 1036, 1153 Interior Department — pension, etc., claims, v. 22, bound vol. 316 pension, etc.. claims, v. 22, signatures.. 234, 505 public lands, v. 52, bound vol 624 public lands, v. 52, signatures 47-49 624 internal revenue — 1929-31 914 Jan.-Dec. 1931, index 658 citator of decisions, supplement 277 weekly 57.122,192,275, 347, 430, 541, 659, 789, 912, 1036, 1153 Interstate Commerce Commission — finance 35,97,164, 240, 320, 400, 510, 629, 877. 1003, 1129 finance (bound reports) 33, 319, 1128 traffic 36,98,166,242, 322, 402, 512, 629, 755, 879, 1006, 1131 traffic (bound reports) 95, 319, 509, 627, 754, 875, 1002 valuation 41,103,170,250,885,1011 valuation (bound reports) 95, 2.38, 509 labor, decisions of courts, 1929-30 641 narcotics— 1931, index 658 weeklv 57,122,192,275, 347, 430, 541, 659, 789, 912, 1036, 1 153 national banks, digest 792 pension and retirement claims, v. 22 — bound volume 316 signatures 234,505 public lands, v. 52— bound volume 624 signatures 47-49 624 Supreme Court- 1930, Oct. term (official reports) 57, 121 1930, Oct. term (United States reports). 121, 538 1931, Oct. term (official reports) 429. 657.787,910,1034,1151 1931, Oct. term (separates') 346, 428. 429, 539, 656, 657, 786, 787, 910, 1033, 1034, 1151 abstracts. Court of Claims cases.. 230, 1118 relating to Navy 1024 Tax Appeals Board reports— V. 20- 191 V. 21 429 V. 21, index 191 V. 22 788 V. 22, index 540 V. 23, inde.x 1035 V. 24, index 1152 in pamphlet form 57,122,191, 274, 346, 429, 658, 788, 911, 1035, 1152 Decisions— Continued. Page Treasinry— 1929-31 914 Jan.-June, 1931 658 Jan.-June, 1931, index 347 July-Dec. 1931, index 658 Jan.-Dec. 1931, index 658 citator of decisions, supplement 277 relating to income tax 645 relating to Navy 1024 weeklv 57.122,192,275, 347, 430, 541, 659, 789, 912, 1036, 1153 see also Judgments— Opinions. Decker, E. W., receiver, v. United States 1119 Declaration of Independence, in Senate manual 309 Declaratory judgments 589 Decorations of honor: award of decoration to Harry H. Horton... 1111 certain officers of Navy, etc., to accept- 614, 718 decorations, medals, and badges of Navy.. 644 see also Medals — also names of decorations, e. g. Distinguished-Flying Cross. Decorative art. see Art. Deeds of trust, see Mortgages. Deep Cove, chart 689 Deepwell Ranch quadrangle, Calif 396 Deer, nematode worms --- 56 Deerlodge National Forest, lands 534 Deetz, Charles H., map projection 83 Defective and delinquent classes, see Juvenile delinquency— a/«o names of special classes, e. g. Blind. Defense Department, see National Defense Department. Defensive combat, .^rmy extension course 1160 Defensive sea area: Chesapeake Bay, Oct. 5-20, 1931 186 North Carolina coast 653 Deffenbaugh, W. S.: city school systems 1125 school administration and finance 93 Deficiency appropriations and estimates, see .Appropriations — also special sub- ject of appropriation or name of Department or bureau submitting estimate. Degnou Terminal R. R., deficit status... 511 DeGolia, Darwin. Porto Rico 464 De Grandmont, E., Inc.. elastic fabrics 994 Degree-conferring institutions in foreign lands, exempt from restrictions 605 Degrees granted in France 998 Deguelia as insecticides, 1747-1931 808 Dehorning of beef cattle 675 Delaney, John J. (Representative from N. Y.;: report made by — Naval Affairs Com 593 De Lapp, Mr. and Mrs. Walter W., f. U. S..._ 517 De Laval Steam Turbine Co. r. U. S 253, 428 Delaware: census, 1930 — construction industry 938 occupations 78 population 458 retail distribution 78 wholesale distribution 938 Federal aid highway system progress map. 814 lighthouse reservation, conveyance 840. 980, 1070 post route map 651 Delaware & Hudson Co.: rates on coal 512 r. comnr. of internal revenue 126 Delaware & Hudson R. R., abandonment 165 Delaware Bav, light list 943 Delaware Indians v. United States 310, 517, 992 Delaware, Lackawanna & Western R. R.: notes 1004 passenger rates 758 rates on slate 632 Delaware River, charts 18.688,1051 Delaware River Joint Commission.. 603. 963, 1071. 1086, 1094 Delaware Trust Co., exr., Wallace S. Handy vs 427.6£5,910 Delegates, see House of Representatives. Delgado, Frank .V.. prescription dept. sales... 823 Delinquent children, see Juvenile delinquency. Delno, R. H., gasoline 245 1218 Index, 1931-1932 Page De loe Reyes, Isldro Espinosa y, ite Espinoea y de los Keyes, Isidro. Delta Farms (juadrauKle, Calif 873 Del Toro y Cuebas, Kmilio, tee Toro y Cuebas, Emilio del. Demaree, J. B.: diseases of petans 213 downy spot disease of pecans 073,813 Dementia paralytica, tee I'aralysis. Dementia prn-cox: associated with tertiary syphilis M7 changes of tyjie 198 encephalitic symptoms 128 Huntintfton's chorea in dementia prsecox.. 128 jjaresis in, serolopic;il evidences 435 prevalence and classilicaiion of types 198 Demeritt, D. H., tree volume tables 927,1050 Deming, O. \V., barley inheritance 927,1049 Democratic League of Delaware, U. S. v 172 Demurrage: cases— Albers Bros. Milling Co f>31 Armour Orain Co 1133 Crown Mills 1007 Kansas Flour Mills Corporation 613 Milne Lumber Co 631,1007 North Pa-'ific Millers' Association 881 Smith, Bert K fi31 Union Gas & Electric Co 100 freight refused, notices to consignors 756 Demuth. Oeorge S.: swarm control 7 wintering bees in cellars 288 Denatured alcohol, tee Alcohol (denatured). Deneoke, \V. A., wool growth increased 136 Denegro, AVilliara I'., court case 104 Denim, Federal standard stock catalogue 123 Denison, I. A., pipeline corrosion 227,307 Denmark: chart 181 rhemical industries and trade 301 load-line ceriificates. recognition 785 luiemploved, rebates on retail prices 1019 wages, 1930 and 1931 894 Denmead, Talbott, game-fish laws, 1932 822 Denney, O. E., National I/cper Home, 1931 793 Dennis quadrangle, Tex 508 Dennison Fork district, Alaska, geology 751 Denny, E. II., gases that occur in metal mines. 303 Densmore, Frances: Menominee music 1031 recording Indian music 900 Dent corn, tee Corn. Dental caries, »«« Teeth. Dental clinics 1041 Dental Corps, Army, information circular 443 Dental Corps, Navy: officers for responsible positions 180 relief of oiricers 614,846 Dental foci, tee Teeth. Dental supplies: census of manufactures 561 customs appeal 155 dental lathe grinding wheels 947 Dentistry: Army extension course: special text no. 227 (11th entry on page) should read: special text no. 61, Dental admin- istration llfiO career guidance 160,871 restoration of maxillary after wound 794 value of amalgam iillings 665 Denton, Jesse IL, court case 539 I )enture.s: arlincial, preparation of mouth 436 full denture impressions 647 Denun/.io, Jos., Fruit Co.: cabbage 630 r. comnr. of internal revenue 253 Denver, Colo., experimental work on ores 85 Denver A Hio Grande Western R. R.: abandonment -. 97,629 roisroutlng 1009 rates on— cattle 612 coal 37 gasoline 345 steam-shovels 40 reconstruction loan lOM Page Denver rotection, hearings 1090 see also Art. Desks, Federal standard stock catalogue .S9 Des Lacs Development Association, dam 478. 696, 728 Des Lacs Lake, dam construction 478,696,728 Des Moines, Iowa, O. A. R. encampment, journal 1073 Des Moines River, bridge 713 De Soto, Hernando, relief of widow 583 De Soto, Sophie, rehef 583 DeSfefano, Philip, r. United States 764 Dethlefsen, James E., relief 473 Detroit, Mich.: airwav map ......... 77 port o"f Detroit 443 restitution of post office employees 576 rivers and harbors in district, report 797 wholesale trade, censu.s, 1930 14 Detroit & Mackinac Ky., bonds 629 Detroit & Toledo Shore Line R. R., demurrage. 631 Detroit & Western Ry., valuation 320 Detroit Manufacturers R. R., controL 240 Detroit River: chart 130 lake commerce, 1931 1044 review of rps. on Wx*andotte Channel 722 Detroit, Toledo ; 1045 Disciplined triiininc nf i>iiychutic patients 547 Diseases: preventive medicine anil physicjil defects.. 520 proiHisc'l niurhidiiy rcjHirtinK area 196 publicHtions for sale by supt. of docs 750 rates of Impairment In 28 occupations 546 tick-borne, investigations 197,434 ticks are carriers 678 see also ContaRious diseases— Sickness— a/«o names and classes of diseases. Diseases and Causes of Death, International ('oiiuni.> Canal Zone, dclimitl^ig districts 187 Florida, term at Orlando 841 New Hampshire, terms 965 North Carolina, at Rockingham, etc... 589 North Dakota, times and places 841 South Carolina, war-risk iiisurance . . . 860, 1086 South Dakota, to amend code.. 590, 988, 1071 District CuurU -Continued. 1 age In— Continued. Teiuiessee, transfer Liiic-obi County.. 842, 861,950 Teias, change Uardenujn County 965 Texas, transfer Lavaca County 482, 5«3,6U judgments rendered— lists 516,1013,1136 records 405 limiti}ig jurisdiction in certain cases- hearings 800,1087 reiwrts 861,967 review of cases tried without jury 736 study of Federal c-ourts, progress report 110 tee also Judges— erty 959 desertion and non-support, amend act 981 divisions, etc., of government — assessor, report, 1931 390 assessor, to tcstifv in condemnation... 497, 669 582 Asylum and Jail, G. B. Pitts r. supt. .' 175 auditor, report, 1931 390 Commissioners, relieving of ministerial duties . 385,477,569 commissioners, report, 1931 390 Court of .\ppeals, additional justice... 842, 1110 Court of .\p|Kals, inort, 1U31 391 Fire Dept. trial bds., amend act 583, 605,829 Health Dept., dispensaries, estimates. 789, 1154 Health Dept., report, 1931 391 Indeterminate Sentence and Parole Bd 708,731 Insurance Dept., reiwrt, 1031 391 July-June 1221 District of Columbia -Coiiliiuieil. Page divisions, etc., of government — Continued. Juvenile Court, report, 1931 504 Plajground Dept., report, 1931 391 Police Dept., report, 1931... 391 Police Dept. trial bds., amend act 583, 605, 829 Public Librarj', report, 1931 391 Public Utilities Comn., report. 1930... 232 Public Welfare Bd., report, 1931.. 391 tax collector, report, 1931 390 traffic director, report, 1931 391 Weights, etc., Dept., report, 1931 391 documents and debates relating to 315 employees, oificial register, 1931 219 employment in motion-picture theaters (2 entries) 331 estate tax 382 Female Orphan Asylum, to amend charter 1105 finances, report, 1931 390 firearms, control sale, etc.— hearing 732 reports 707,856 fiscal relations with U. S 382 food poisoning from ice 523 frozen-food containers, size 837, 1104 Gallinger Hospital, contagious disease patients 497,707,829 heating plant in West Potomac Park 837 illegitimate children, care, etc 981 income tax 382 Indian Buffalo Hunt, to erect statue 1087 insurance corporations, offices in D. C 708, 731,950 kidnaping, to amend code of law 1105 lawj-ers, qualifications 856 legal holidays, Dec. 26, 1931, and Jan. 2, 1932 382,385 license taxes, to amend act 959, 1105 loans of $300 or less, regulation 1081 mail routes, schedules 186, 339, 533, 780, 1028 maps and charts- airway map. Washington, D. C 937 aviation chart, Washington to Norfolk. Ill chart of Washington Harbor 84 post route map 651 minors on stage- hearings 850 report 707 Montgomery Blair portal 605,708,830 mortgages, etc., foreclosure 982 mortgages, etc., recording and release 9S2 motor-vehicles — Congressional automobile tags 856,959 financial responsibility, motorists 731, 959, 982 financial responsibUity, taxi owners 857 fuel tax, to increase 382 registration 382 municipal center estimate 789 Xavy, etc., officers stationed in 262 official parking zones 653 pipe lines for petroleum 605, 709,829,959,981,1069 plumbing and gas-fitting, regulation... 856, 959 police school 582 Potomac River water front improvement. 1093 products of labor, device to designate 497, 569, 582 prohibition enforcement, hearing 731 public land, transfer of jurisdiction — hearings 721 law. 950 reports 605,720 public utility companies, reports, 1931 851 public works, contractors to give bond. 708, 1105 railroad tracks in Buzzards Point area 959, 982, 1070 real estate brokers, etc., regulation 731 religious, etc., societies, income 605,708,829 rivers and harbors in district, report 797 sale of lands no longer required 1091, 1105 sanctuary for water-birds, etc 960,982 schools, appointment of employees 731, 829, 837 schools, appropriations. 789 securities in D. C, fraud in sale, etc... 731,837 sewage-disposal in Potomac, investigation. 731 steam-boiler inspBctor 930, 1105 District of Columbia— Contiiuieil. Page street railways, merger- hearings.... 732,837 reports.. 732,837,857,982 streets- closing certain streets and alleys 856, 857, 958, 960, 982, 10S9 closing portion of Quintana place 857, 960, 1069 closing portion of upper Water st 605, . 951,960 closing portion of Virginia ave... 1081, 1105 commissioners to close, hearing 857 commissioners to close, reports 960, 982 extension, etc., of Michigan ave 837, 857, 950 improvements on west side of Ga. ave. 583, 696,732 readjustment of lines, etc 960,982, 1069 taxicabs, see above, certain entries under subhead motor-vehicles, theater seats, prohibit misrepresentation... 497 unemployment relief — estimate 789 hearing 1105 Washington .-Vqueduct and filtration plant. 796 Washington City Orphan .\sylum charter. 1105 Washington, the National Capital 850 water, sale for distribution to Maryland... 605, 708,829 water supply, increasing 796 workhouse, opening and closing of roads.. 605, 960, 1069 see also names of associations, conferences, etc. District of Columbia and United States, Select Committee to Investigate Fiscal Relations between, House: reports 382 District of Columbia Commission, George Washington Bicentennial: bicentennial garden contest rules 990 incorporation 385, 478,539 programs of major events arranged 502 District of Columbia Committee, House: hearings 582,837,1081 reports... 382,477-478, 582-583, 707-708, 837, 958-930, 1081 District of Columbia Committee, Senate: calendars 385, 497. 604, 730. 856, 981, 1104 hearings 601,731-732,856-857,981,1105 reports 385,497,604-605, 730-732, 856-857, 981-982, 1104-05 District of Columbia George Washington Bicentennial Commission, see Dis- trict of Columbia Commission, George Washington Bicentennial. Disturbances in which .\rmy, etc., partici- pated 915 Ditch digging, productivity of labor 413, 523 Dithioethylamine in diet of white rat 197 Dividers, Federal standard stock catalogue 1155 Divorces, census report, 1930 562 Dixon, H. M., analyzing farm business 3,930 Dixon, R. S., cattle 323 Dixon-Buchan Tobacco Co., tobacco 249 Dixon County, Nebr., soil survey 808 Dixon F.ntrance. chart.. 18 Doak, William N., railroad brotherhoods and workmen's compensation 331 see also Labor Department. Doane, C. F.. varieties of cheese 809 Dobzhansky, Th., beetles of genus CoccineUa. 343 Dock bollards, etc., .-^.mer. marine standards.. 23 Dr. Rodney Madison Laboratories, Inc 158 Doctoral dissertations, see Dissertations, Document catalogues 30,870 Documented vessels, see Merchant marine. Documents, see Congressional documents — Government publications — Rec- ords. Documents Division, Library of Congress 109, 179, 414. 524, 643, 770, 895, 1141 report, 1931 770 Documents Office 29,92,159,233, 315, 393. 505, 624, 750, 870, 996, 1124 Dodecanese, see Aegean Islands. Dodge, B. O., diseases of raspberries, etc 367 Dodge County Lumber Co., railroad ties 403 1222 Index, 1931-1932 Page iJog tick, Koc-ky Mt. spoiled lover transmis- sion 197 Dogs: nghts in Canal Zone, prolilbitini: 586,1108 sheep-killing dog 3«1 Doll, Edgar A.: la hisiene mental y las escuelas pAblicas... 266 same (in Portuguese) 777 Dollabarat, chart 113 Dollar: purchasing power, 1913-30 261 restoring purchasing power- hearings 1099 report 832 Dolomite, rales on 402 Domestic animals, see Animals. Domestic KcKional Division 302,000,824,1063 Dominant forc-e. a Oeorge Washington play 742 Domingo, Francisco K.,»ee Dominick, Francis N. Dominica, money-order post offices 53 Dominican Customs Receivership 131,1162 report, calendar year 1930 131 report, calendar year 1931 1102 Dominican Republic: aboriginal Indian pottery 426 commerce, 19:{0 131 commerce, 1',I31 1162 foreign trade for 1930 420 increased postage on letters and cards 649 payment for Mercedes Martinez Viuda de Sanchez.. 10S3 Dominick, Francis N., relief 988 Dominick, Fred II. (Representative from S. C): reports made by- Judiciary Com 482,589,841-842,1086-87 Domino House, Inc 28 Do/More Chair Co., chairs 1132 Donahue, Jessie W., v. United States... 20,406,992 Donahue Brotliers, Inc., United States p 887 Dongji Investment Co., Ltd., relief 833 Doniphan County, Kaus., soil survey 449 Doniphan, Kensett & Searcy Ry., control 511 Donnan. John U. (R., p. 346, incorrect): D. R. Ileinerw 346,635,910 Donnell-Zane Co., Inc., v. United States 503, 887,1118 Donovan, Howard, relief 601 Donovan Coffee Co., Inc., eggs 245 Doolittle, Frank P., exr., court cases. 019, 1015, 1137 Doors, census of manufactures 937 Doran, William L., soil disinfectants. 927,928,1049 Dorcas, M. J., radiometric incasiu-ements 307 Dorchester Board of Trade, Inc., switching 032 Dorr, (ioldthwaite II., cost of crime and crimi- nal justice 110 Dorset, M., hog cholera 208 Doty, Abbie, increase of compensation 606 Douk'hcrty, Arthur J., United .States » 105 Dou'^'liis County, Nebr., bridge 714,855,963 Dou«Ias fir: cut-overland, grazing use, etc 205,290 decay and losses in Oregon, etc 812 thinning e.xperiments 206,290 Dou^rliiss. John J. (Representative from Mass.): report made by — Education Com 708 Dourine of horsi's 929 Dove, Claude K., relief 701 Dover, i\. J., e.\chaugo Federal building site.. 847, 970, 989, 1070 Dowell, Cassias C. (Representative from Iowa): report made by- Territories Com 488 Dowling, Lawrence, relief 737 Dowling, Patrick, alias, see Dowling, Law- rence. Downey, K. Melvina, fabrics for play suits 212 Downing, T. D., Co., wrapping paper 1121 Downy spot disease of pecans 673,813 Doxey, Wall (Representative from Miss.): report made by — Agriculture Com 953 Doyle, R. Iv, spinal puncture In head injury. 1158 Doylestowri-C^UJikertown district, Pa.-N. J 230 Draft linrscs, ijncds 287,929 Drafting-rodin supplies: Federal standard stock catalogue 192, 1037 speclflcations, etc., of Oon. Supply Com... 662 Page Drag (aircraft): determined by de<^«leration tests 262 Drain-tiles, rates on 881 Drainage: economical use of tile 301 farm drainage 8i:G tee alio, for census statictics, names of cer- tain States. Drainage districts: loans for relief- hearings 491,589,597 rciKjrts 482,599 Drake, Lyman D., jr., relief 833 Drake, Nels D'A., relief 614,833 Drakes Bay, chart 374 Dramatic compositions copyrighted 45, 178, 261, 414, 642, 769, 895, 1141 Drane, Herbert J. (Representative from Fla.): reports made by — Naval Affairs Com 486, 592-593, 717, 719, 846 Draper, W. F., rural health program 61,352 Draperies, Qovernmcnt supplies 662 Drawback, exportiitions, proclamation 905 Drawing iiisirumeuts, standard stock cata- logue GOO Drawings: copyrighted 262,524,895 index and title-page, 1931 895 Federal standard stoi k catalogue 659 specifications, etc., of (Jen. Supply Com... 662 Drayage, cotton and cotton linters 244 Dredging gold, safety j.ractices 691 Dreisonslok, J. Y.: creating a horizon 418,628,776 navigation tables fur mariners, etc.. 334 Dress industry, see Clothing. Dresser, Robert B., adinr., v. United States... 620 Dresses for little girls... 9 Dressings, census of manufactures 937 Drewes, George, jr., Behiiont County, Ohio... 209 Drewry, Patrick II. (Representative from Va.): reports made by- Naval Affairs Com 717,719,846-847 Drexler, Henry C, .Medal of Honc.r 614,846 Dreyfus, Louis L., Marine Transit Corp. w... 539 Dried blood, rates on 881 Dried eggs, see Eggs. Dried fruit, see Fruit — also names of fruits. Dried milk, see Milk. Drier Bay, chart .. 83 Driers (laundry machinery): census of manufactures 400 Driers (paint): Federal standard stock catalogue 193 Drill cores from pota-sh field, mineralogy 999 Drinking fountains, sanitary 45 Drinking water: sanitary control, bottled mineral water. 127,278 sanitary drinking facilities 45 Drisco Shoid, chart 669 Driver, William J. (Representative from Ark.): reports made by- Flood Control Com 478,1082 Territories Com 488.724,973 Driz/.le and shower 560 Drought: calendar year as time unit in statistics 12- checks sprcnd of .Mc\ican bean beetle 210 homestead lands, excuse from residence... 487, 616,696 rural health work in stricken areas 794 some corn drought resistant 292 Drowning persons, directions for saving, etc... 432 Drug stores: arrangement 823 causes of failure 823 pre.scription department sales analysis 823 Drrigs: con.sus of manufactures 217 food and tlrugs act — enforcement regulations 139 notices of judgment 8, 139, 211. 290, 451, 556, 678, 932, 1054 notices of juilgment, index 290 (loverniuenl supplies 662 planis under cultivation 9,680 publications for sale by supt. of docs 7fi0 see also Materia medica— Narcotics— Tid isopod crustaceans 1031 Dryden, Hugh L., turbulence in wind tuimels. 110 Drying fruits and vegetables 213 Duala Harbor, chart 48 Dubilier, William, patent appeal.. - 825 Dubilier Condenser Corporation 326, 328, 406, 409, 410 Dubiske, Harrv W., court case 517 Dublin Bay, chart - 112 Dubois, Edna M.: through the calendar to Mount Vernon 745 who's who in February 745 DuBruyne, R. AI., hides and skins require prompt curing 287 Duck, see Ducks. Duck (textile): * specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com.-- 662 waterproofing and mildewprooflng 71 Dueker, C. M., & Sons, coal 37 Ducks: parasitic habit 784 raising 807 Ducote, Charles H., Argentine iron and steel.. 223 Dudley Bar Co., steel 514 Dues, taxes imder revenue acts of 1926, etc 1156 Duffee Lumber Co.. misrouting 246 Dugan, Cornelius, relief 592 Du Hamel, Notley Y.: rivers, etc., in Charleston, S. C, district--. 796 waterway, Cape Fear R. to St. Johns R... 972 Dulanev, Forest L., compensation to mother.. 606 Dulaney, .Tohn W., bridge 1086 Dull Knife, Battle of, 1876, commemoration 613 Duluth, Minn.: marine commerce, statistical report 667 port 1162 rivers and harbors in district, report 797 Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Ry.: assumption of obligation and liability 97 rates on — junk 513 railroad ties 248 wood-pulp 250 valuation 171 Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific By., rates on concrete blocks 1007 Dumas, Alexander G.: metastatic adeno-carcinoma of brain 128 neurosyphilis with negative serology 547 Dumbauld, C. M., vasopuncture in seminal vesiculitis 526 Dumping (commercial policy): antidumping regulations. Treasury Dept.. 540 Dundee quadrangle. Tex 753 Dunegan, John C, bacterial spot disease 812 Dungan, W. J., v. United States 310 Dunlop, J. P.: gold and silver in 1929 224 gold, silver, etc., in Eastern States, 1930... 224 secondarv metals in 1930 465 silver, etc., in Central States, 1930 377 Drmmore, Francis W.: radio beacon course indicator 24, 89 Radio Corporation of America »... 328, 409, 410 Dunn, James, v. United States 253,406,539 Dunn, John L., relief 701 Dunne, Amv C, to pav 572 Du Pasquief & Co. p. United States 747, 1017 Duplak, .A.nnie, Erie Railroads* 1151 Duplak, Michael, Erie Railroad vs 1151 Duplak, Steve, Erie Railroad vs 1151 Du Pont, Trenee. v. comnr. of internal revenue. 406 Du Pont, William, Wallace S. Handy vs. exr.. 427, 635, 910 Du Pont de Nemours, E. I., & Co., boxes 512 Duport, Pierre L., music from days of George Washington 742 Du Puy, Herbert, case of executors. 888 Du Puy, William A., conservation 394 Page Durand quadrangle, Wis 1127 Duratex Stencil Co., stencil-paper 231 D'Urbal, R. P., toxic action of sodium chlo- rate 359 453 Durham Bros., Inc., vs. W. G. Brown 1033 Durham Life Insurance Co. 313 Durken Drive-It-Yourself, Inc 539 Durrenberger, Jacob, relief 955 Durum wheats, see Wheat. Dusinberre, R. K. Y., spinal fluid examination. 526 Dust: atmosphere, dust content investigations... 369 explosions, safety codes for prevention 769 fungicides for loose smut control.. 681 impinger dust sampling apparatus 793 Dust storm in Washington, etc., Apr. 21-24, 1931 .- 76 Dustman, R. B., changes in mangels, etc.. 359,448 Dutch East Indies, see Malay .A.rchipelago. Dutch West Indies, see Netherlands (Dutch) West Indies. Duties, see Tariff. Dutton, W. M., & Sons Co. v. U. S 1118 Duval, J. E., Printing Co 635 Duwamish Indians, see Dwamish Indians. Duxbury Harbor, chart 942 Dwamish Indians v. United States-. 992 Dwarf lemon introduced.. 366 Dwellings: comparative costs of units in cities 108 how to own your home, handbook 306 insulation, economies, and application 295 light frame house construction 28 summer homes in national forests 811 Dworack, Charles W., relief 576 Dwyer, John G., relief 967 Dyeing, see Dyes and dyeing. Dyer, R. E.: multiplication of typhus fever virus 915 Rocky Mt. spotted fever, eastern type 197 typhus fever transmission by rat flea 127, 279 (3 entries), 433. 434. 546, 664. 914 vaccine from fleas infected with typhus... 1157 Dyer & Co., misrouting 323 Dyes and dyeing: census of dyes prepared by Tariff Comn... 190 15th census of United States — dyeing and finishing textiles 817 dyeing establishments 218 natural dyestuffs 460 dyes play part in cotton goods market 209 rates on dyestuffs -. 243 Dynamite, rates on 37, 756 Dyson, Charles W., case of executrix 866 E Eades Hay Co., hay 402 Eagle Lake quadrangle. Me.. 237 Eagle-Ottawa Leather Co., glue-stock 245 Eagle Pass, Tex., Camp Eagle Pass lands, etc. 967 Earhart, Amelia, see Putnam, Amelia Earhart. Earle, Ellis P., v. United States 1014 Earle, W. R.: pH of hanging drop tissue cultures 127, 434 pH of tissue cultures in Carrel flasks 352 Ears, see Auditory nerve— Hearing. Earth, see World. Earthquakes, United States, 1930... 688 Earths, census of manufactures 937 East (Far East): books added to Library of Congress.. 642 citrus leaf miners 7 East (U. S.): apple growing.. 557 gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc_ 224 how to attract birds 71 one hundred eastern forest trees.. 556 Rocky Mountain spotted fever 197 winter wheat culture 558 see also South (U. S.). East Alburg, Vt., bridge 979,1085 East Branch Telephone Co., acquisition 878 East Hartford, Conn., bridge.. 585,602,696 East Indies, see Malay Archipelago. East River, charts 84,221,300 East St. Louis, IlL, freight transfer... 324 East Schelde River, see Scheldt River. 1224 Index, 1931-1932 Page Kast Shore Telephone Co., acquisition 97 Kastpr'lay, AV. W., p. United States 1014 Kiistfrn Air Transport, Inc 787 Kiihiern Arc'liii>clii>ro, ite Malay Archipelago. F.astern Box Co., shooks 1135 Kastern Chcmkee Indians, ««e Cherokee Indians. Kastern Dispensary and Casualty Ho-spital... 731, 1061 Kastern New Mexico Normal .School, lands... 806, 740, 830 Ka.sfcrn Shore of VIrpinia Pro54 Katon, AVilliam R. (Hepresentative from Colo.): reports made by — Public Lands Com 595, 721-722, 848, 971, 1091 Eaven.son, Howard N., court case 326 Ebert, Charles, patent appeal 86 Ehroclo Shirt Co., Inc 996 Eccles quadrangle, W. Va 626 Echinoderms from islands of Niuafoou, etc 537 Echols, Mont S., r. comnr. of internal revenue. 1014 Echols, Sam. relief 576,1100 Eckcnrode, 11. J., Yorktown campaign and siege 229 Eckert, O. A., rupture of aneurj'sm of abdomi- nal aorta 180 Eckles, C. 11.: nutrient requirements for cattle 3 nutrients used for maintenance by cattle... 3 Eclipse Lawn Mower Co. v. United States 1014 Economic conditions: developments in Palestine 85 recommendations of President Hoover 533 tee alto Economics in National Govern- ment. Economic conferences, tee International eco- nomic conferences. Economic councils, bibliography- 177 set alio National Economic Council. Kconoinic paper, .Mines Rureau 1064,1065 Economic Research Division 690 Economies in .National Ciovemment: consideration of certain provisions 488,597 economy bill, report of committee 837 legislative appropriations, 1933 — hearings 1098 reportii 849,977.1071 messages from President Hoover 904, 1029 Economy Committee, House: reports from Economy Committee 837-838 reports from Rules Committee- authorizing rejiort this session 723 consideration of resolution creating 597 making in order amdts. to H. R. 11267. 849 Kconomy Oil Co., gasoline 38 Ecuador: booklets on. Pan American Union 114 economic and financial conditions 223 estado actual de la educaci6n en el Ecuador. 530 same (in Portuguese) 102.5 foreign trade for lltUO 530 increa.spd postage on letters and cards 649 labor legislation 412 Kddv, Charles O., claim of widow 384,576 Eddy, Elizalieth B., claim 384,576 Eddy's Steam Bakery, Inc., r. C. A. Rasmus- sen 1137 Eddy ville quadrangle, Ky .507 Edgar, William K.. bequest 500 Edge tools, tee Tools. Edgecinnbo, Annie L., relief uf estate 576,601 Kdgerly, George W., relief 844 Kdgerlv, J. W., A Co., denatured alcoliol 879 Edgerton. Glen E., Rmk Island, 111., di.slrict.. 800 Kdgerton Manufacturing Co., baskets 322 Kilgewood Arsenal, sale of land 613,908 Page Edible-canna starch, properties 211 Edison quadrangle, Calif 318 Edi.-to River, flood control 478,709,979,1070 Edler, i ieorge C, seed marketing hints 928 Edlund Broom Corix)ration, brooms 1006 Edmundson, W. C. time of planting as affect- ing potato yields 214 Edson, E. R., spontaneous pneumothorax 665 Education: all the children of all the people 234 biennial survev. 1928- "fi ' .. :w. '^^ (Sentri' :;••. .'W (2 entr . '/'>>. 1125 contribution of American Lyceum 506 educational directory, 1932 750,998,112.5 estado actual de la educacion en el Ecuador. 530 same (in Portuguese) 102.5 exceptional children, bibliography 316 in Belgium 1124 in Porto Rico, 1920-30 93 la educacion individual 901 la educacion integral del niflo 777 Negro education, bibliography 395 publications- current publications 160,506,871 for .«ale by supt. of documents 997 issued by Education Office, price list.. 30 racial groups in U. S. ami territories 160 radio anil education 235 references on education by radio 998 research, list of bibliographies 750 research studies, IK^-J-SO, bibliography 234 serie sobre educacilo 114, 266, 530, 777, 1025 serie sobre educacion 51, 115,266,336,530,777,901 summer educational opportunities 99« theses dei>osited in Education Oflicc 750 women, good references 506 tee alto Commercial education — Elemen- tary education — Military educa- tion — Naval education — Nursery education— Rehabilitation of the disabled— Schools, and references- Secondary education — Technical education— Vocational education— alto special subject, e. g. Engineer- ing. Education and Labor Committee, Senate: calendar 605.1106 hearing 732. 1106 reports... 857,982, 1106 Education Board, District of Columbia: election 981 report. 1931 390 Education Committee, Uouse: hearings 583 report 708 Education OfRce.. 30.93.160.234. 316. 394, 506, 62.5. 7.50, 871. 997. 1 124 bibliography series 161, 234, 23.5, 506, 751. 998 duties, history, and publications. 506 national surveys 506 publications on Oists) — educational research, bibliographies 7.5<» niral education HIT report, 1931 395 Educational associations: directory. 1932 1125 income of societies in D. C 605,708,829 Educational boards and foundatioius, 1932 1125 Educational directory, see Education. Educational leaflet. National Park Service 162 Educational periodicals, directory, 1932 112.5 Educators in General, Inter-.\.merican Con- gress of Rectors, Deans, and, tee Inter-American Congress of Rec- tors. Deans, ami Educators in General. Edwards, Price, marketing fruits, etc., by truck 207 Edwards, Clyde W.. relief 833 Edwards, M. J.. Tremiwalcau County, Wis.. 1052 Edwards, Marllia, relief 833 Edwards, Samuel L, intravenous pyelography. 915 Edwards, Thomas C, t». United States 320, 761,786,888.1151 Edwards, Will, p. United Slates 2.53 July-June 1225 Page Edwardsville qiiadrangle, HI 873 EflBciency Bureau 391 consolidation into Civil Service .\dmin 709 report, Nov. 1, 1930-Oct. 31, 1931 391 Egbert-Hay-Fobes Co. (Forbes, p. 246, incor- rect): lumber 246, 631 Egg cases, rates on. 37 Egg-plant, see Eggplant. Eggemoggin Reach, chart 374 Eggena, P. H., intraoral radiographic tech- nique.-- 128 Eggenschwiler, C. E.: bearing bronze, effect of antimony 947, 1066 bearing bronze, eflect of temperatures. 467, 694 Eggplant: abortion and intersexual flowers (2 entries) . 135 costs in U. S. and competing country 911 decreasing rate of duty, proclamation 423 market diseases 934 Eggs: dried, costs in U. S. and competing coun- try 190 dried, proclamation increasing duty 190 Federal standard stock catalogue 123, 1037 natural and artificial incubation 139 production, poultry profits depend on j75 rates on 245,323,402 Egypt, claim of George J. Salem, arbitration... 785 Egyptian Powder Co., court case lOo Egyptian Tie & Timber Co.: lumber 168 mine timbers 101 railroad ties -. 1010 Ehlert, J. iVI., cancer in veterans 352 Etcher- Woodland Lumber Co., Inc., misrout- ing 39 Eiseman, John H., design of gas burners. 1067 Eisenhauer, Charles J., relief 955 Eisenhov.-er, Milton S., editor, yearbook of agriculture 928 see also Information Office, Agriculture Dept. Eke, Paul A., land utilization in W. Va 1050 Elapsed time in building (2 entries) 331 Elastic fabrics, customs appeal 991 Elastic woven goods, census of manufactures.. 818 Elbert County, Ga., soil survey 555 Elbowoods, N. Dak., bridge 714,830,855 Elcock, H. .\., leaf spot resistant sugar-beet — 214 El Dorado, Ark.: First National Bank, relief 955 National Bank of Commerce, relief 957 Eldorado National Forest, resources, etc 212 Eldridge, Gladys W., appointment 186 Eldridge, Watson W., malarial therapy of pare- sis 1001 Election of President, Vice President, and Rep- resentatives Committee, House: hearing /08 report 583 Elections: documents and debates relating to 315 relation of postal employees 1146 see also Campaign expenditures — Contested elections. Elections Committee No. 1, House: report 960 Elections Committee No. 2, House: hearings.. 838 report 960 Elections Committee N. 3, House: minority views 708 report 708 Electric apparatus and appliances: census of manufactures 458,938 Federal standard stock catalogue 1155 glossary of electrical terms 464 movable bridges, electrical equipment 293 problems of wholesale distribution.. 150 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... 661 set also Radio apparatus and appliances — also name of special apparatus or appliance. Electric batteries, see Batteries (electric). Electric cables, see Cables. Electric-cars, census of manufactures 820 143065—32 5 Page Electric engineering, career guidance 160, 871 Electric lamps: Federal standard stock catalogue 1039 General Supply Com. requirement form... 194 see also Miners' electric lamps. Electric light for North, etc., Kona districts, Hawaii 489, 516, 696 Electric lines overhead, wood poles. 948 Electric machinery, census of manufactures 458 see also Electric apparatus and appliances. Electric measurements, small charges 23 Electric motors and motor control panels, in- structions (2 entries) 1142 Electric power: consumption in manufacturing, census.. 297, 458 consumption in mining, etc., census 297 North, etc., Kona districts, Hawaii. 489, 616,696 purchase of elec. system in Mt. Rainier Pk. 487 report of Federal Trade Commission 29, 314,749,859,1123 Electric Power & Light Corporation 1137 Electric railroads, see Street-railroads — also names of railroads. Electric railway material, packaging... 827 Electric resistance: of underlying beds, determining 151 results at Abana Mine, Quebec 20 Electric Storage Battery Co 8o8 Electric switches, rates on 881 Electric welding, ship construction 643 Electric wire: Federal standard stock catalogue 1037 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... 544 Electrical, see Electricity — also certain headings beginning Electric. Electrical Equipment Division 302, 464, 583, 564, 822 Electrical Manufacturers' Association, «ee National Electrical Manufacturers' Association. Electrician's mate 3c, preparation for rating... 771 Electricity: comparison of electrical standards 1067 micas, some electrical properties 88,228 publications for sale by supt. of docs 870 ta.xes on electrical energy, regulations 1157 see also certain headings beginning Elec- tric — Electro. Electrode, pvcnometer for volume change 827, 1067 Electrodynamlc in.struments, composite-coil.. 694, 947 Electrolytes, heat capacities in aqueous solu- tions 23, 24, 153 Electrolytic oxidation: aldose sugars.. 89 dextrose, calcium gluconate manufacture.. 947, 1066 Electrons, radiation from probe surfaces bom- barded by 227,307 Electroplated chromium coatings 227,379 Electroplating, census of manufactures 938 Electrostatic voltmeter 467,695 Electrotypes, dimensional changes — 23 Elementary education: biennial survey, 1928-30 316 educational directory, 1932 750 report cards for elementary grades.. 506 Elephant Butte Dam, memorial at or near 482, 499, 570 Elevators: new elevator in Senate wing of Capitol 936 repairs in House Office Building— 816 El Gimnasio Moderno de BogotS 115 Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.: rates on fire-brick 756 United States v 635 Elias, Q., & Bro.. Inc., relief 955 Elimination of industrial waste: elimination of waste series 948 simplified practice recommendations 24, 87. 89, 468, 827, 946, 947, 948, 1066, 1067, 1068 Ellne's, Inc., remission of duties 621 Eliot, Charles B.: analyzing markets in Connecticut 1063 consumer market statistics 690 1226 Index, 1931-1932 Eliot, Martha M.: ^"^^ child from one to six, care, etc 108 omrrKcncy food relief and child health 412 infant care "68 Elizabeth River, chart 374 Elk & l-ittle Kanawha R. R., defldt sUtus.... 511 Elk Hills quad mngles, Calif fi20,873 Elk River bridffe... 480.496,569 Elkhart & SanU Fe Ry.: bond.... 321 construction 240 Elkhorn coal bed at Jenkins, Ky 464 Elkhorn Collieries Corporation, coal 630 Klkin iV Alleghany R. R., abandonment. 401 Ellenhprger, Albert W., cascofadmr 310 EllenberRer, W. P., cattle-fever ticks 654 Eller, Frances E., relief 1076 EUinger, Qeorcc A. temperine of 0.75 per cent carnon steel 15^1.308 Ellingson and Oroskopf, Inc., relief 601,701 Elliott, Beryl, relief 676 Elliott. Malcolm, Juneau, Alaska, district, rp. 797 Ellis, M. M.: fisheries in Mississippi River 222 fresh-water mussels 375 Ellsworth, C. E.: Gulf of Mexico ba-sins, water supply 161, 752, 872 Mississippi River basins, water supply. . . 161, 162, 236, 9S9 Ellzey, L. Rus5ell (Repre.sentativefrom Miss): reports made by — Claims Com 1076-77,1079 Elm Mott quadrangle, Te.\ 94 Elmore, F. H.. W. E. Sncad v 635 Elon, see Metol. El Paso Freight Bureau: carboys 1132 dried blood 881 El Pa=o Union Pa.ssenger Depot Co., valuation- 103 El Salvador, tee Salvador. Elsinoe on apple and pear 1049, 1055 Elsworth, R. H., agricultural statistics 360 Elvove, E., ginger paralysis in California 196 Elwell. J. Ambrose: soil .survey;;— Butler County, Iowa 137 Jackson County, Mis.s 209 Union County, Iowa 138 Elv, Eugene B.: ' award of I)istingui.shed-Flying Cross.. 614,846 correction of catalogue entry on p. 614. R04 Ely, Richard S., Fed. Trade Comn. decisions.. C23 Embassies, see Foreign service. Emblems, census of manufactures 817 Embolism, air, in submarine escape 771,897 Embrittling test, photochemical 24,154 Embroideries, census of manufactures 818 Emergency Board (Kansas City, Me.\ico & Orient Ry.. 1928) 27 report 27 Emergency Board (Louisiana & Arkansas Ry., 1931) 27 report 27 Emergency Board (Louisiana & Arkansas Ry. and Louisiana, Arkansas & Texas Ry., 1932) 868 proclamation 781 report 868 Emergency Committee for Employment, see President's Organization on Un- employment Relief. P'mergency oflicers' rt'tired list: ap|)ortionnicnt of retired pay 606,850,960 to amend act — hearings 988 reports 737.1088 Emergency Relief Board, see Federal Emer- gency Relief Board. Emerson, Thomas If., r. United States 1014 Emery, John T., caseof exr.\ 617 Emery, rates on 37 Emery paper. cen.sus of manufactures 937 Emery wheels, census of manufactures 937 Emigrant Cherokee Indians, see Cherokee Indians. Emmerand spelt. 292 Emotions. Pn!s.sey tetit of psychotic patients... 127 Emphysema: Page and tubcrculo.sis co-existing, diagnosis 647 generalized subcutaneous 794 Employees, see Government olTJciaLs and em- ployees— Industry— Labor— Offlco employees— Railroad officials and employees— .9K8, nil reports 49<», ,=190, 737, 966 Federal loans for unemployment relief 1099 handicapped restoration to employment... 995 industrial employment information bul- letin _ 44.108,177, 260. .^31, 412, 522, 708, S9A. 1019, 1 1.39 made work for white-collar unemployed. . 535, 782 mentally deficient, employment U39 National and State employment system — hearings 854 minority views 980 report 854 public subsidy on building repairs 1019 public works to create employment — hearings 1095, UOtl, 1111 reports 1095,1090,1099 views of minority 1096 rebates on retail prices to unemployed 1019 spreading work, methods, etc.. in use 684 subsistence opportunities for unemployed — hearings 1087 report 1097 July-June 1227 Page Employment and unemployment— Continued, technological unemployment, see names of occupations and industries affected. trend of employment 44, 108, 177. 2C0, 331. 412, 523, 768, 893, 1140 turnover, see Labor. unemployment-benefit plans in U. S 109 unemployment insurance and benefit plans. 523 vocational training and unemployment 313 work and law observance 110 see also Women— aiso names of certain cities. States, etc. Employment certificates issued in 1930-- 412 Employment Committee, see President's Organization on Unemployment Relief. Employment oflSces, see Employment agencies. Employment Plans and Suggestions Com- mittee: statement and recommendations. 340 statement and resolution. 270 Employment Service 44.108,177,260. 330, 412, 522, 640, 7C8, 893, 1019, 1139 additional appropriation for offices- estimate 411 hearings .- 381 law. .-. 381 reports 381 creation of new organization — hearings 854 minority views 980 report 854 Employment services, see Employment agen- cies. Empoasca, feeding habits. 135,210 Emulsions: lubricating-oil, San Jose scale control 138 petroleum, as insecticides 72 photographic, after-ripening 88,228 Enamel, Federal standard stock catalogue 123 Enameled ware and enameling, census 938 Encephalitis: chronicity of epidemic encephalitis 128 oculogyric crises, epidemic encephalitis 435 progress, etc., of epidemic encephalitis 128 stramonium in encephalitis 128 symptoms in dementia praecox — 128 third stage of epidemic encephalitis... 794 Endacott, Paul S., patent appeal 377 Endicott, George, trustee, r. United States 767 Endicott Johnson Corporation, pulp board 248 Endocarditis caused by streptococcus haemo- lyticus 547 Enemy Property Custodian, see Alien Prop- erty Custodian. Enforcement of law, see Law observance and enforcement. Engano Cove, chart 1062 Engel, Carl, music from days of George Wash- ington 742 Engelsberg, Joseph, v. United States 172 Engina from Panama 56 Engine-room fittings; Federal standard stock catalogue 275 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... 544 Engineer Corps, .A^rmy: Army regulations 548,1159 general orders 1161 rank, duties, and addresses of officers.. 281, 921 supply catalogue 668 Engineer Department, District of Columbia... 390 Engineer Department, War Dept.. 64, 130, 200. 281. 355, 442, 550, 667, 796. 921, 1044, 1160 cost keeping manual 442 maintenance costs, river and harbor works. 972 report, 1931 442,443 river, etc., works, request for funds 789 Engineer School extension course 63, 1160 Engineering: education, biennial survey, 1928-30 30 publications for sale by siipt. of docs... 30, 1124 see also Chemical engineering — Civil engineering— Electric engineer- ing—Marine engineering— Me- chanical engineering. Engineering and .Aeronautics Department, Naval Academy, thermodynamics. 50 Engineering Branch, Forest Service 139 Page Engineering Bureau, Navy Dept 40, Ul, I7y, 333, 415, 525, 643, 771, 897, 1021, 1142 report, 1931.... 416,1021 Engineering Council, see American Engineering CouncU. Engineering Sales Co., steel bars.. 249 Engineering Society, Illuminating, see Illumi- nating Engineering Society. Engineers: employ on public buildings and grounds- hearings 72L970 report 1091 Engines: aircraft- combustion in high-speed engine 525 crank shafts, vibration... 795 flame and pressure in cylinder 262 fuel injection pumps. 333 increased carburetor pressure effect 525 low-drag cowling for radial engines 896 orifice length-diameter ratio effect 525 valve timing, effect at altitude, etc — 109 census of manufactures 458 internal-combustion, lubricating oils 20 internal-combustion, rates on 245,1008 power boat, standard stock catalogue 059 publications for sale by supt. of docs... 30, 1124 see also Locomotives. England, see Great Britain. Englebrijht, Harry L. (Representative from Calif.): report made bv — Public Lands Com 971 Engler, Francis, relief 473,852,949 Englert ]Manufactm-ing Co. v. U. S 019 English Bay, chart 221 English Channel, lights, etc 47 English composition, prediction of success 1125 Englund, Eric, farm business 207 Engraving and Printing Bureau 432 report, 1931 432 Engravings: cop\Tighted prints 262,524,895 index, etc., 1931 895 Enlisted men, see Army— Coast Guard- Marine Corps— National Guard- Navy — also headings beginning Pay-^Retii-ed list. Enlisted Reserve Corps, .Army, regulations... 353 see also Organized Reserves. Enlistment, see Recruiting and enlistment. Enlow, C. R., important cultivated grasses 292 Enlow, H. L., planting and care of lawns 213 Enright, John M., receiver, v. U. S.... 105,389,888 Ensign, C. F.: intrathoracic tumors 66.^ lung syphilis 547 Enslew, Jose O., relief o~6 Entamoeba histolytica, transportation 915 Entomology, see Insects. Entomology Bureau 7, 72. 138, 210, 2SS. 364. 450, 555, 677, 809, 931, 1052 estimate for grasshopper control. 659 report, 1931 364 see also Marlatt, C. L. Entropies of inorganic substances 1064 Envelopes: award of contracts for Govt, departments.. 533 printed-euvelope requisitions 778 rates on.. 37 report of Paper Specifications Committee.. 383 requisitions on Form 3203-C, preparation.. 902 rules for sale 420 stamped, regulate manufacture and sale — hearings 1094 minority views 847 reports.. 847,802 stamped, with affixed stamps, redemption. IHii stock catalogue and price list, G. P. O 1124 3-cent stamps and stamped envelopes 1147 Washington bicentemiial envelopes 184, 2ti8,421,.^31 Enzj-meS, Gibberella s;iubinetii ' 135.205 Eocene period, see Green River formation. Eopolucci, .\nnie M., relief 8.^0 Ephemerides, see Nautical almanacs. Epidemic encephalitis, see Encephalitis. 1228 Index, 1931-1932 Page Epidemics, ite Contagious diseases— Diseases, and names of diseases. Epidural anestliesia 1^8 Epilepsy: convulsions resembling, from brain tunior. 1)15 diet low in i)ellHgra-preventive factor til statistics of epileptics i!i in;Uilutious '><^ F.ppley, Waller S., patent iipi)eai 225 K(1uh1 riphts for women, ate Women. Equalization fee, tee Markets iind marketing. Equine strongyiidosis, n-butylidene chloride for treiitnicnt IS.^, 20o Equipment and Supplies Division, Post Oflice Dept.... 185.421 Equipment trusts, tee names of railroads. Equipments, tee .\rmy supplies. Equitv, sre Courts of equity. Erdmiin, Uobeil P., reserve oflicers' manual. 1022 Erickson, Oeorye W., report, etc., of Federal Trade Coninii.ssion 869 Ericsson, I>eif, preseuUtion of statue, expenses _ of representation- "90 Erie, Pa., lighthouse reservation 1104 Erie &. Michigan Ky. & Navigation Co 399 Erie Canal, chart C69 Erie Uuilio:\d: accident to locomotive at Graham, N. Y.. 32.T bonds 1004 rates on- abrasive refuse 1006 annatto seed -- 98 concrete-mixers 512 fruit 100 lumber 246 pulp board -- 248 silicon carbide - 1135 steel - - 614 wall board "59 wool il3f> reconstruction loan 878 M. Michael Duplak, etc - 1151 V. United .States 388,1014 Eritrea, Italian colonial development 85 Ernest, L. B., benefitsof eradicating tuberculo- sis from livestock - 676 Ernstberger, U., & Co - 29 Erosion: near Colfax, Wash., caused by heavy rain 815 strip cropping to prevent erosion 363 Erskine, Edna B., relief - 473 Ervin, Ouv, farm structures, bibliography 2S« Ervine, J. E., & Co., r. United States 992 Erwin, Marcus, jr., relief of mother - 909 Erwin, Sue H., relief - 909 Ervsiphe graminis hordei, see Powdery mildew. Erythemic reaction, ultra-violet radiation S28 Esnault-Pelterie. Robert, f. United States C35 Espach, Ralph H.: sulphur in gasoline, determination 224 sulphur in gasoline, fractionation, etc 304 Esperson, Mellie, ca«e - -- 253 EspersoD, N iels, ca.se of exrx 253 Espinosa y de los Reyes, Isidro, Servico de Hy- giene Infantil na cidade do Mexico. 1025 Espionage act, rejical certain provisions 736 Espiritu Santo l.sland, chart - 527, 1143 Espy, Douglas H., relief 576 Essang Bay, chart -. 775 Essay tyiK) examination, improvement 1124 Essence.^ and essential oils: census of manufactures, e.ssential oils 820 extracting from i»)ant material 10 tee alto Lemon-oil— Urange-oil. Essential hypertension 1041 E.stabrook, William II., relief 484 Estate tax: for District of Columbia 382 statistics froHi returns, 1930 3.W synopsis of rates, etc., 1909-28 »« Estates, unclaimed, in Netherlands 57 Estaver, William A., Co., luc, automobiles... 750 Estep, Roland H., relief 592 Esther Mi Rendle, towboat: claim of owner 370 Estimates of appropriations, see .\piiropila- lions— Budget— fl(«o s(icclul subject of appropriations or Department or , bureau submitting them. Page Eten Anchorage, chart 628 Eternit, Inc., shingles 102 Ethnology, tee .Man. Ethnology Bureau 188,425,907,1031,1149 Ethyl alcohol, tee .\lcohol. Ethylene dichloride, bibliography 676 Ethylene glycol solutions as quenching media for steels 154.308 Ethylene-ripened tomatoes 210 Efolin, Cape, chart 221 Eugene, Oreg., Regional Conference on Higher Education 1124 Eugenia, Puerto, chart 113 Eulogies: memorial servii-es and addresses — Curry, Charles V ^ Oreene, Frank L K9 Hammer, William C 229 Kiess, Edgar R ^ Lamr)ert, Florian ^ O'Connell, David J ^ Overman, I>ee S ^ Porter, Stephen 229 Quavle, John F ^ Stedman, Charles M 229 Wingo, Otis T...- - ^ Eupteromalus nidulans, parasite of moths. 135, 138 Europe: American lumber market 404 broadcast advertising 5w geological studies 906 giain and grain products.. 823 lights, etc., on west coast 263 map of colonial system, 1823 and 1931 656 motion-iiicture industry, 1931 824 satin moth and its natural enemies 72 European Conference on Rural Hygiene 352 European corn borer: adjusting farming to meet conditions 6/4 Chelonus annulipes, parasite 931 infestation, etc., in .Vew York 364 manure piles and feed lots sources 289 modification of quarantine 69, 136 plowing as control measure 72 qiiaJaniine revision 674 status and methods of control 364 European Historical Mission, Library of Con- gress 642 European notables, Thacher collection auto- graphs 178 European starling in United States 6,808 European swords in U. S. National Museum. 1150 European War, 1914-18: comparative studies of gas, etc., casualties. 200 order of battle, U. S. land forces Vii paiJers rel. to foreign relations, 1917 2V3 European wheat sawlly parasite 285,364 Eurytomidae, revision of chalcid flies 103i Eutaw quadrangle, .Ma 237 Evacuating pyrex Dewar flasks — 306,467 Evans, -Mice C: new subsi)ecies of .Mcaligenes faecalis... 61,278 streptococci, etc., elTecl on leucocytes 279 Evans, Frank E., relief 592 Evans, John, relief 701 Evans, John M. (Representative from Mont.): reports made by — Indian AITairs Com 840 Mines and Mining Com 846 Public Lands Com 487, .W5-596. 848-849, 970-971. 1091 Evans, L. H., commercial Bordeaux mixtures. 452 Evans, Mildred F., relief 606 Evans, Morgan W., timothy 814 Evans, Paul L., occupational therapy 665 Evans, W. A., relief 606 Evans, William E. (Representative from Calif): reports made by- Naval AITairs Com 718 Evansville Chamber of Commerce: bricks 1132 cotton goods - 244 Evansville, Indianapolis &. Terre Haute Ry.: rates on bottles 402 roconsigument 632 Evaporated ai>plos, tee Apple. Evaiwrated milk, tee Milk. July-June 1229 Page Evaporation: from free water surfaces 554 from lakes and reservoirs 815 in eastern Caribbean.- 76 Evenden, E. S., teacher supply and demand— 625 Evenden, James C, mountain pine beetle 210 Eventration of diapliragm 1142 Everett Harbor and approaches, chart 461 Everglades National Park: establishment 487, 501 report of National Parks Association 599 Everist, L. G., Inc., stone 249 Evolution, organic, mechanism 342,425 Evorthodus lyricus, juvenile and sex characters. 222 Ewbank, Louis B., trustee, v. United States... 256 Ewing, H. E., catalogue of Trombiculinae 344 Ex-service men, see Veterans, and references. Examinations: essay type examination, improvement 1124 foreign service examination questions. 273, 1032 Naval Academy sample papers, 1932 1142 see also Physical examination. Excavations, see Archaeology. Excelsior, rates on 881 Excelsior Coal Co., coal-cars 323 Excelsior Motor Manufacturing & Supply Co. 992 Exceptional children, see Children. Excess profits tax: 95 per cent tax on excess income 1153 synopsis of rates, etc., 1909-28 663 Exchange Service, see International Exchange Service. Excise, see Internal revenue. Excursion fares, see Passenger rates. Executive, see President of United States. Executive agreement series, State Dept 120, 121, 189, 273, 344, 345, 537, 538, 656, 784, 785 subject index 909 Executive Department of The Panama Canal, see Panama Canal (zone). Executive Departments, chart of Government. 398 »ee also Appropriations— Claims — Govern- ment ofBces— Government officials and employees— Government sup- plies — also names of Departments. Executive Office appropriations, see President of United States. Executive Office of the Panama Canal, see Panama Canal (zone). Executive orders and proclamations, see Presi- dent of United States— a/so subjects of orders and proclamations. Exhibitions: extension exhibits, preparation, etc 6 horticultural exhibitions 74 see also names of exhibitions, places where held, or name of that vrhich they exhibit. Exhibits, see Exhibitions — also names of certain bureaus, etc. Exmoor, steamship: relief of owners 576, 1100 Expatriation laws 523 Expeditions, see Explorations — also names of expeditions or places explored. Expenditures, see Budget— Budgets (family)— Campaign expenditures — Econo- mies in National Government — Finance— a/so names of Depart- ments, bureaus, etc. — also sub- jects for which expenditures are made. Expenditures in Executive Departments Com- mittee, House: calendar 478,583,708,838,960 hearings 709,838 minority views 709, 838 reports.. 382.708-709,838,960 Experiment Gardens, Canal Zone, see Panama Canal (zone). Experiment station record 7, 72, 139, 211, » 289, 364, 451, 555, 678, 810, 931, 1053 abstract number.. 73,211,364,556,810 index number — v. 64.- 289 V. 65 1053 Experiment stations, land to Montana. 722 set also Agricultural experiment stations — also names of experiment stations. Page Experiment Stations Office 7,72,139,211, 289. 364, 451, 555, 678, 810, 931, 1053 report, 1931... 364 Explorations: publications for sale by supt. of docs 750 Smithsonian Institution, 1931 906 see also names of expeditions, or names of regions explored. Explosions: in Washington coal mines 303 prevention of dust explosions 769 Explosive Experiment Station, Bruceton, Pa.. 564 Explosives: census of manufactures 817 ignition of fire damp.. 1064 investigations. Mines Bur. publications 465 ordnance safety manual 670 physical testing at Bruceton, Pa 564 production during 1930 465 publications for sale by supt. of docs 624 rates on_- 245,756 regulations of Naval Torpedo Station 182 standard nomenclature list 65 transfer from War Dept. to Agric. Dept--. 967 transportation by rail, I. C. C. regulations. 1007 see also names of explosive substances. Export debentures, see xVIarkets and marketing. Export declarations: electrical apparatus, etc 464 paper terms and instructions 1063 Exports, see Imports and exports. Exposition Coloniale Internationale, 1931, report on participation by United States 1032 Expositions, see names of expositions, or names of places where located. Express, see names of commodities, and names of companies. Extension courses, see Army. Extension Service, Agriculture Dept 8,73,139, 211, 290, 451, 556, 678, 810, 932, 1064 poster 1064 Extension Service review 8,73,139, 211, 290, 451, 556, 678, 810, 932, 1054 Extension work: exhibits, how to prepare and display 6 in agriculture and home economics 932 laws, agricultural extension work 572 planning campaigns in agriculture. 555 trabajo de extension agricola 900 see also Cooperative Extension Work Office— Extension Service, Agri- culture Dept. Extraction apparatus for liquids 947 Extractives, ell'ect on strength of wood 4,74 Extradition: fugitives from Panama in Canal Zone. 586, 1108 treaty with Great Britain 908 treaty with Greece 908 Extremities, circulatory disturbances 1041 Eyes: dental foci in rel. to ocular disease 915 epidemic encephalitis, oculogyric crises 435 Eyes (fasteners) , see Hooks and eyes. F6C airplane, see Airplanes. Faber, Coe & Gregg, Inc., v. United States 105 Fabrics, see Textiles. Facial nerve paralj'sis, treatment 1041 Factories, lighting code 331 Factors and Finance Co., court cases 747, 1151 Fafalios, Georgios, v. Secretary of Labor 172 Fagan, Gerald A., tug, see Gerald A. Fagan, tug. Faick, Conrad A,, refraction index of soda-lime glasses- 88 Faifo River, chart of entrance 263 Failures, see Bankruptcy. Fain, Frank A., relief 833 Fairbanks, H. S., agricultural statistics 360 Fairchild, :\Ielissa I., relief 487,739,829 Fairchild, Seymour, relief of widow 487, 739, 829 Faircloth, John G., ». United States 761 Fairfax County, Va., bridge at Great Falls 714 Fairfax quadrangle, Okla... - -. 752 Fairmont Creamery Co., relieL 493,701 1230 Index, 1931-1932 Fairport. Painesvllle & Eastern R. R.: ^*^" securities - J^^ stock .- •^.11 Fales, Louis H , pulmonary tuberculosis 4h Falk Corporation, court case *>S8 FallRattor. Florence, art related to the home... IjC Fallon. Nev., coiiveyanc-e ol laiuLs 739, MS Fallopian tubes ova of dairy cows ^*^'2^ Fallow, summer, at Ardraore, S. Dak 680 Falls Manufacturing Co., furnace linings 402 Fameclion, J. C, Co., potatoes 169,324 Family: ,., iigreoment with Persia, family law 121 plur.iiiiiK and recordint; expenditures 365 are nho Social work and problems. Familv unemployment: In BuIIalo, N. V., Nov. 1931 JO » in Syracuse, N. Y., Xov. 1931 - 1140 Fancy articles, c«nsus 561 Faneuf, Joe, alias, see Phaneuf, Joseph. Far Fast, *ee East (Far Kast). Fares, tee Passenfier rates. Faria, John (>., relief - - '^'6 Farm animals, itee (^attlo. Farm Hoard, see Federal Farm Hoard. Farm-buildinKS, fee Farm.s. Farm credit, tee Agricultural credit. Farm equipment, tee Farm implements and machinery. Farm implements and machinery: cen.sus of manufactures 93' (iistonis appeal - 867 < ioveniraent supplies - - 662 manufacture and sale, 1930.. 78 market of France and colonies -- 822 rates on agricultural implements 879, 1006,1131 tee also names of implements and machines. Farm loan act, see Agricultural credit. Farm Loan Hoard, see Federal Farm Loan Bureau. Farm loan bonds, see Bonds. Farm Loan Bureau, see Federal Farm Loan Bu- reau. Farm loans, see Agricultural credit. Farm machinery, see Farm implements and machinery. Farm management, see Farms. Farm organizations, »42, 659, 790, 912, 1037, 1154 indexes 192, 1037 1232 Index, 1931-1932 Page Federal Standard Stock Catalogue Board 58, 122, 192. 276, 347, 431, 542, 659, 790, 912. ia37. 1154 Federal statutes, see Laws. Federal taxation, $ee Taxation. Federal Trade Commission 28. 92. 1 57. 232, 314, 393. 504, 623. 749, 809, 996, 1123 docisions May 5. 1930-Mar. 23, 1931, v. 14 623 index to v. 14 233 table of cases in v. 14 158 tableof commodities in V. 14 233 tee also names of companies, associa- tions, etc. report, 1931 393 reports on— cliain-stores 02.3. 749. 869 cottonseed industry. 158. 232. S(i9, 1123 utility corporations.... 29. 314, 749, 8<;9, 1123 to amend act to create, etc 1110 Federal Traile Court, to establish 1110 Federal Water Power Commission, see Federal Power Commission. Federated Metals Corporation: antimonial lead 1006 bills of la.ling 880 bra.ss 99 bra.ss ashes 322 copi)er 99 lead 882 spelter 248 zmc 515 zinc-alloy 41 Federated Shopcrafts, rp. of Kmergency Bd... 868 Federiphi, TIenry, oyster drill studies 222 Feeble-minded: einplovment of mentally deficient 1139 in State institutions. 1928 086 Feed, see .A.Rriciiltural credit — also certain headings bcRinning Food. Feed lots, corn borer reinfestation 289 Feeding, see certain headings beginning Food. Fees, Don C, relief 49.^,701,955 Fees: attorneys — for war claims settlement 346, 427, 786 for Wichita Indians, remove limit 713, 735, 830 government insurance suits.. 606 consular {eon, tarifl 533,904,1029 Indian land sale or lease, amend act 712 Initiation, tax regulations 1150 naturalization proceedings, reduction 711 pa.08 Ferguson, .\rthur M., relief of widow 955 Ferguson, David: coronary occlusion 1142 value of active pneumococcus immunity.. 1142 Ferguwm, O. II.: chlorination of ballast water .140 sleeping car parking and sanitation 197.434 Ferguson, II. O., v. United .States 800 Fergii.son, Henry O., gold (juartz vohis of Alle- ghany district 1125 Ferguson, Snrah M., relief 955 Ferguson, W. F. C, chromium oxide spectra.. 694, 946 Ferguson, W. M.. v. comnr. of internal revenue. WW FergussoQ soundlug-balloon meteorographs 142 Page Fermentation in production of acids 930 Fermented liquors, see Liquors— o^o names of liquors. Fermented pickles 6,930 Fernandez., Joachim O. (Representative from La.): reports made by- Naval AflairsCom 692,718 Fernandina, Fla.: chart of entrance 462 lighthouse reservation 864 Fernholm, Tor, wages in Sweden 894 Ferrante, Gabriel D., economic developments in Palestine 85 Ferrell, John A., health departments.. 914 Ferroujanganese, .standard stock catalogue 193 Ferrotitanium, standard stock catalogue 791 Ferryvillo quadrangle. Wis. -Iowa 753 Fertilizers: .\merican fertilizers 1052 apple trees grown in metal cylinders 805,927 census of manufactures 144 conservation of minor sources 555 cotton— etlect of irregular distribution 927 fertilizers for cotton soils 362 mechanical application in S. C, 1930... 286 court case of A., C. & Y. Ry _ 238 developments 928 experiments on coconut palms 8 same (in Spanish) 1053 Oovernment supplies 277,663 home m'.xing 449 manner of distribution important 287 manufacture at Muscle Shoals 415 mixtures froTn concentrated materials 362 new materials 209 publications for sale bv supt. of docs 750 rates on 323,031.1008 swcetclover may need fertilizer 214 value affeftod by method of appl>ing 209 valii" of elements other than manganese... 209 see also names of fertilizer materials. Fess, Simeon D. (Senator from Ohio): paper presented by- journal of siege of Vork-town 229 reports made bv — Foreign Relations Com 608,1107 Library Com 612 Fes.senden, Reginald A., patent appeal 565 Fetherston, J. E., rabies, report of 4 deaths 1142 Fever, see name of fever. Fever ticks, see Cattle ticks. Fewkes, Jesse W., article on 342,425 Fiber board, see Pulp board. Fibers, »« Cotton— Hemp— Jute— Sisal hemp. Fibrosis, ditTuse splenic 128 Ficke, C. H.. kernel smtit of sorghum 673,681 Fidehty & Casualty Co. of New York 327,619 Fidelity Chemical Corporation 242 Fidelity Hop A Malt Corporation 996 Fidelity Storage Corporation 2,S3 Fiduciarv powers of banks, etc., exam 099, 1098 Fiedler, R. II., fisherv industries of U. S 375 Field, Marshall, & Co.: artificial stone.. 1135 bowls 890 glassware 91 hosiery 245 Field artillery: field manual 66«,1042 Ofiicers' Reserve Corps regulations 62 training regulations 665,1042 Field Artillery School, extension courses.. 438,439, 4t0, 549, 006. 917, 918, 919, 1042. 1043 Fieldner, A. C: carbonizing properties of coal OOi determining properties of coals 376 Fifield, .\lhert F,, patent oppeal .')65 Fifteen per cent increases in freight rates... 245,513 Kiflh-Third Union Trust Co., trustee, case 258 Fighting planes, see .\irplanes. Fighting ships, see .Merchant marine. Figs, growing in Atlantic and Qulf States 680 File-cn.ses: Feiioral standard stock catalogue 192 si>ocincaiinns. etc., o( Den. Supply Com... 062 Files, census of manufactures 686 July-June 1233 Page Filing manual, U. S. Navy, 1931 415 Filipinos, see Philippine Islands. Filled milk, see Milk. Filler, E. C, blister-rust control 291 Filling stations, retail distribution census 371 Fillings, amalgam, value.. 665 Films, see Motion pictures. Filters: customs appeal 231 ultra-violet lilter radiometry 227,308 ultra-violet solar radiation measurement... 89 Filtration plant, repair, etc., D. C 796 Finance: cities, financial statistics, 1929 11,818 cities, financial statistics, 1930 938 daily statement of Treasury ... 5/, 122, 191, 271, 317, 430, 540, 658, 788, 911, 1035, 1153 finance circulars 61, 130, 131, 200, 281, 356, 669, 802, 922, 1015 ingresos, egresos, y deudas publicas de los paises latinoamericanos 1S3 Latin American financial developments 223 Pan American Union series— serie sobre finanf as, industria, commer- cio 114, 266, 420, 901 serie sobre finanzas, industria y comer- cio 114,183,266,337,1025 publications for sale by supt. of docs 750 receipts, etc., of U. S., 1931 — combined statement 789 report on finances 430, 1036 report on finances, extracts. 911 (3 entries), 1035 (2 entries) school administration and finance 93 States, financial statistics, 1929 15, 144 States, financial statistics, 1930 561, 1059 see also Budget— Credit— Economies in National Government — also names of countries and places. Finance and Investment Corporation 105 Finance and Investment Division, Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bur 19, 84, 150, 223, )90, 1063 Finance Committee, Senate: calendars 3s5, 497, 606, 732, 9o3, 1 106 hearings 385, 497-198, 608, 732, 857, 983, 1 103 minority views 983 reports 385, 497, 605-60rf, 732-733, 983, 1106-07 revenue bill, calendar for hearings 857 veterans' legislation, calendar 606,732 Finance Corporation, National Relief, see Na- tional Relief Finance Corporation. Finance Corporation, Reconstruction, see Re- construction Finance Corporation. Finance Corporation, War, see War Finance Corporation. Finance decisions, see Interstate Commerce Commission. Finance Department, War Dept 84, 130, 200, 281, 356, 669, s02, 922, 1045 .\.rmy regulations 62, 12o, 280, 353, 435, 548, 665, 794, 916, 1042, 1159 finance circulars 64, 130, 131, 200, 281, 356, 669, 802, 922, 1045 Finance School, extension course 1043 Financial institutions, see Banks and banking — also Reconstruction Finance Cor- poration. Finch, H. A., report on Napa River 723 Findings: boot and shoe, census of manufactures 938 Government supplies 632 Fine, H. M., bilateral pneumothorax 128 Fine-aggregate, Fed. standard stock catalogue. 59 Fine arts, see Art. Fingar, Essie, relief 713 Finger-prints: how to take finger-prints 107 where employees can be fingerprinted lA Fink, David E., strawberry leaf roller 927, 1053 Finley, Ada T., relief 473 Finley , Germaine M . , relief 498, 702 Finn, A. N., soda-lime glasses 88 Finney, Adrian M.: relief 834 correction of catalogue entry 926 Finney, Arthur K., relief 955 Page Finney, W. B., relief.. .! 489 Fiock, E. F.: heat of vaporization of water 694,948 thermal properties of methyl alcohol, etc. . 24 Fir, see Douglas fir. Fire, see Fires. Fire-brick, rates on 756 Fire Companies Building Corporation 326,888 Fire damp: detecting devices 28 ignition by explosives 1064 Fire Department, District of Columbia: false swearing before trial boards — law 829 reports 583,605 report, 1931 391 Fire departments, rural community 70 Fire extinguishers: census of manufactures 938 standard stock catalogue 348 Fire-fighting apparatus: Federal standard stock catalogue 790 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... 662 Fire hose: couplings, American marine standard 1067 standard stock catalogue 193 Fire prevention, see Fires. Fire Protection Association, see National Fire Protection Association. Fire-room fittings: Federal standard stock catalogue... 275 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... 54i Fire-surfacing material: Federal standard stock catalogue 275 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... 545 Firearms: ^ census of manufactures 817 price list to Nat. Rifle Assoc, of Amer 65 small arms firing regulations, Navy 46 see also INIachine guns — Pistols— Revol- vers— Rifles. Fireballs, height and paths, computing 335 Fireman's Fund Insurance Co., relief.. 473,852,949 Firemen's Insiu'ance Co. of Washington and Georgetown, amend charter.. 731, 1081 Fires: fire fighting, analysis of fireman's job 232 fire prevention week, 1931 117 hazard due to back fires, elimination 770 protection. Senate wing of Capitol, etc 1058 protective construction on farm 555 see also Forest fires. Firestone, F., food poisoning, San Francisco. 61,351 Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., tires 170 Fireworks, census of manufactures 817 Firing, see Gunnery — Shooting. First-aid treatment of chemical injuries 281 First Bank and Trust Co. of Utica, exr 409 First Camden National Bank and Trust Co.. 1100 First class mail, see Mail matter. First National Pictures, Inc - 105 First Trust Company of Omaha, exr 619, 1015 Fischer, Albert C, patent appeals.. 86, 152, 225, 305 Fischer, Anton W., relief of estate 978, 1076 Fish, George V., short-period rainfalls, Fla 559 Fish, Hamilton, jr. (Representative from N. Y.): report made by- Foreign -\Sairs Com 710 Fish and fisheries: biological inquiries, 1930 301 cold storage holdings of fish 822, 942, 1062 fish imported in alien vessels 540 fish sanctuaries in national forests 502 fishery circular 84, 222, 375, 463, 822, 1062 fishery products — canned, and by-products, TJ. S. and Alaska 942 cu^ed products, U. S. and Alaska 942 fresh, frozen, and smoted... 942 New England ports 84, 149, 301, 463, 689, 822. 942 Seattle, Wash 149, 375, 563, 689, 822, 942, 1062. fishes obtained by Pinchot Expedition 655 lake fisheries 822 market for marine animal oils 463 1234 Index, 1931-1932 Page Fisb and Usberies— Continued, of- Aliksk:i, 1931, fis)ierie» 942 Alaska, flsherv iudiistrv, 1030 222 Al-'.-^^' • '■' r,..,,,.pes 370 C! ories, 1930. 822 M cries, 1930. h22 M 222 Ni OS, 1930.... 822 S.. ,M,isoiiS. 342,425 Sn .... .,u;. .i..ta>, 1930... 943 I . (1 Alaska, 1930 942 1 ;slier> industries, 1930_ 375 ; ': "i ^.lie b> supt. of docs... 159,997 38 frozen lish iu cold storage 689 ,ind proposals, fish 792, 1040 c an:d'..sis, niariue products.. 222 .< c;it;ilogue, fish 123 ;.i..Mu-,w .-aietiu 84,149,301, 375, 463, .V)3. 689. S22, 942, 943, 1062 .-^aiinnury of game lisii laws, 1932 822 vvinter trawl Usiiery oil Virginia, etc 943 tu also Conservation— Fish-c.ilture — also names uf flsli. KLsh -culture: foo;ratulty to dependent relative 593 forfeiture of pay 592 Fleming, Edmund K., p. Mabel G. Relnccke . 517 Fleming. (}. T., relief 1076 Fleming, Walter E., hot water treatment for Japane.se beetle 210,450 Fleming, William J., relief 702 Klensburger Dampfercompagnie P. U. S 619 Fletcher, C. ('.; conservation of fert ill/.er materials 555 home mixing of fertilisers 449 Fletcher, Donald G., dangerous neighbor for wheat, etc.- 557 Fletcher, Duncan U. (Senator from Fla.): paper iiresented by— proposed Everglades National Park... 599 reports made by- Banking and Currency Com 97.S, 1099 Commerce Com 496. 85-1, 1103 Military AlTairsCom. 613, 737-7;«. 862. 1111 Fletcher, Edgar H., melon frast loreano, .Samuel H. Foot growth in mound birds 272 Forage, sre Food for cattle. Forage plants: grasshopper control 809 western browse plants 73 wireworms destructive to crops 678 Foraminifera: from Atlantic Coast of South America 343 of Atlantic Ocean 56 of Pacific collections of the Albatross 1150 tTpiM>r Cretaceous, from Trinidad 784 Forbes, K. B.: fasting metabolism of cattle 447,553 net energy values of corn meal 447. 553 Forbes V. S., moon and radioactivity 342.425 Ford, Carrie J., r. comnr. of internal revenue.. 253 Ford, Florian, relief 479.984,1068 Ford, neorgo R., r. comnr. of internal revenue. 2.')3 Ford, John B.. p. comnr. of internal revenue... 253 Ford, Walter B., relief 702 Ford Xfotor Co. p. United States 1118 Fords Porcelain Works, plumbers' supplies 102 Fordsville quadrangle, Ky 873 Forecast Division 142, 335. 455, 559, 645, 646, 683, 776, 816 Forecasts, tee Frost— Weather. Foreign Affairs Committee, House: hearings 478.584,710,961.1083 reports 478. 583- 584, 710. 838, 961, 1082-83 Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bureau 19, 84, 150. 222, 301, 375, 463, 563, 689, 822, 943, 1062 appointments to positions _ 222 civil-service rules affecting, amendment 781 publications - 302 report, 1931 ■ 302 Foreign bodies: in rectum 526 swallowed, method to promote passage 353 Foteign bonds, tee Bonds. Foreign born, see .Miens. Foreign commerce, see Commerce. Foreign countries: American direct investments 84 American investments, estimate 150 commerce yearbook 563 commercial policies, current trends 691 consular ofTlres in United States 656,908 credit and payment terms 150 criminal correspondence, amend code 7.36, 829,841 foreign labor laws series 331,412 import regulations on agric. products 823 labor offices directory 44, 177 life expectancy 11.57 markets for automotive replacement parts. 563 payment of certain claims by U. S 537 petroleum refineries, 19.31 4fi4 public old-age pensions and insurance 1020 schools, to amend law restricting 605 tarilTs— current trends 691 on ajfrlcultural products 823 regulation by administrative action... 1152 unemployment insurance 109 values of fo-oign moneys .57,274,540,911 tee alto International postal service — Mer- chant marine— n/»o names of coun- tries. Foreign debts, see Public debts. Foreign exchange: Canada, recent trend 090 Foreign exchange— Continued. Page depreciation, effect upon imports- preliminary data of Tariff Comn 1034 report of Finance Com., S 607 wood pulp and piilpwoods 1152 depreciation, equalization of tariff- calendar of hearings. 976 hearings.. 1086 Foreign mail service, tee International postal service. Foreign officers serving with U. 8. Navy ill, 33.3. 644. 1021 Foreign Plant Introduction Division, plant material introduced 680.813 Foreign port seric-S 1062 Foreign relations: international acts of United States 345 message of President of U. S., Dec. 10, 1931. 423 papers relating to, 1917, supp. 1 273 palters relating to, 1918. v. 1 273 publications for sale by supt. of docs 315 tee also .\rbitration. Foreign Relations Committee, Senate: calendars 498. 608, 733, 85« narcotics convention, ratification, etc 858 reports 385, 498. 608-609. 734. 858, 983-984. 1107 Foreign securities, underwriting, 1931 1063 tee also Government securities. Foreign service: claims for losses at Managua 537 foreign service list 345,908, 1032 information and examination questions 273 supplement, .sample examination 1032 instructions to diplomatic officers — amendments 781,904 public addresses, testimonials, etc 908 reiiri nt s of certai u pages . . . 426, 656, 908, 1032 residence, chancery, office hours, etc.. 1032 interest on American embassy drafts 426 leaves of absence. Executive order 904 posts, passport and despatch agencies, map - 1032 quarters, amendments to regulations 186 relief of certain officers and employees 1082 retirement and disability fund rp., 1930 427 stationery, forms, etc., schedule 785 see also Consuls. Foreign service retirement and disability fund, see Foreign service. Foreign Tariffs Division 691,823 Foreign trade, see Commerce. Foreign Wars of United States, Veterans of, see Veterans of Foreign Wars of United States. Foreigners, see Aliens. Foreman, Walter T., relief 978,1076 Forest fires: and lightning storms, five-year record 12 fire destroys game, poster 679 handbook, Region 7 8 it might have been youl 932 meteorological conditions, Freeman Lake.. 815 meteorology and forest fire problem 559 oleoresin from defoliated longleaf pine.. 359,451 prevencion do incendios forestales.. 337 wet-bulb depression as criterion 935 Forest nurserv site in N'ebr., to sell 953,977 Forest product.';, census 562,686 (2entries) tee also names of products. Forest rangers catechism 73 Forest Reservation Commission, tee National Forest Reservation Commission. Forest reserves, tee National forests. Forest Service 8,73,139,211, 290, 365, 451, 556, 678, 811, 932, 1054 directory 290,932 employees, relief 493.834 field season contracts 953,977, 1097 laws relating to activities, etc 451 posters 679 regions— Intermountain Region 9 Region 7 8 report, 1931 365 see alto Stuart, R. Y. Forest worker (periodical) . . 73, 211. 365, .556, 811, 932 July-June 1237 Forestry, see Forests and forestry. Page Forestry Department of Maryland 295 Forests and forestry: brush lands for growth of yellow pine 139 farm woods, care and improvement 365 forest resources of Soviet Russia 943 forestry and farm income 290 Government forest work 8 lessons on home woodlands 556 making woodlands profitable 290 publications — for sale by supt. of documents 315, 556 forestry for the farm - 290 Southwest types determined by soil, etc... 73 see also National forests— Timber — also cer- tain headings beginning Forest. Forests and Waters Department of Peimsyl- vania, duplicate check 1079 Forgings: iron and steel, census of manufactures 819 steel, machinability with shallow cuts 89 Formaldehyde as soO disinfectant 927, 1049 Formigas, Rocas, chart 113 Forms, see names of Departments, bureaus, etc.— aiso special subject, e. g. Money-orders. Forsell, H., relief 702 Forsling, C. L.: artificial reseeding on range lands 212 saving livestock from starvation 365 Forssman or heterophile antigen. 1158 Forster-Mueller Lumber Co. v. U. S 90,310,407 Forsythe, A. D., appointment 54 Forsythe, Warren E., respiratory disease 1157 Fort, see name of fort. Fort Bragg Landing, chart. 461 Fort Collins area, Colo., soil survey. 449 Fort de France Bay, chart 527 Fort Dodge Boiler Works v. United States 105 Fort Hall Reservation: acreage exchange for adjoining land 984 ceded lands... 487,863,950 Fort Hancock, Tex., bridge.... 714,980, 1070 Fort Hancock-Porvenir Bridge Co 714,980, 1070 Fort Lyon, Colo., veterans' hospital, food 915 Fort Peck Reservation: children to attend school at Frazer 840,985 chOdren to attend school at WoK Point.. . 840, 986 reimbursable fund for medical care 840, 984 tribal council, etc., provide for expenses 859 Fort Pierce Inlet: examination and survey 921 improvement, hearings... 1092 Fort Royal Bay, see Fort de France Bay. Fort Smith & Western Ry., loan 1130 Fort Stanton, N. Mes., marine hospital 278 Fort Worth, Tex., narcotic farm, estimate 541 Fort Worth & Denver City Ry.. 1133 Fort Worth & Denver Northern Ry 35, 165 Fort Worth Belt Ry.: excess income.. 627 valuation 1011 Fortier, Samuel: border method of irrigation 286 orchard irrigation 368 Fortress Monroe, address by President of U. S. 269 Forts, see Military posts— afeo names of forts. Fortune, Russell, Inc., logs... 168 Fortune Bay, chart 646 Foshag, W. F., mineral collecting in Mexico... 906 Fossils: dry-dredging in New York State..... 906 explorations in Idaho 906 in England, Austria, and Hungary 906 in Montana and Wyoming... 906 microfossils of Green River formation 317 new Middle Cambrian, from Brit. Colum- bia 343 Pliocene, from limestone in Florida 752 see also MoUusks — Plants. Foster, A. L., lubricating oils in engines 20 Foster, Emery M.: private schools and academies 625 teachers colleges and normal schools 625 Foster, Florence A., court case 762 Foster, Lyda F., relief. 607 Foster, Z. C: Page soil surveys — Crawford County, Mich 449 Kalkaska County, Mich 449 Foundations (educational): directory, 1932 1125 Foundries: census of manufacture, foundry products. . 819 census of manufacture, foundry supplies... 685 color system for wood foundry patterns 827 Fountain, WUliam B., relief. 718 4-H clubs: boys' and girls' 4-H club work 6 forestry work, grow timber 1054 George Washington activities, program 745 milk-quality improvement program 1052 Fourdrinier wire cloth ._. 568 Fournier, Arthur J., v. United States 1014 Fourth-class mail, see Parcel post. Fourth of July, see Independence day. Fowl tick, how to free premises from it 450 Fowie, F. E., annals of Astrophysical Observa- tory 907 Fowler, Charles, receiver, v. United States 1119 Fowler, Henry W., fishes obtained by Pinchot Expedition... 655 Fowler, Raymond F., New Orleans, La., dist., report 799 Fowls, see Poultry. Fox, Florence C: celebrating Washington bicentennial 506 childhood days in Washington's time 387 how the world talks 998 safety education, helps for schools 1125 Fox, Henry, rough-headed corn stalk-beetle 7 Fox, Marticia E., feeding tuberculous patient. 198 Fox, Mary E., relief 834 Fox, Milo P.: Brazos Island Harbor, review of reports 972 Freeport Harbor, review of reports 1092 Galveston, Tex., district, report 797 Fox Film Corporation »«. Paul H. Doyal 1033 Fox Indians: add certain names to final roll 1085, 1108 notes on Fox Wapanowiweni 907 Fox River, 111., bridges 585,603,696 Fox River, Wis.: chart 356 flood control, examination, etc., report 797 removing shoals 668 Fracapane, Dominic, reimbursement 834 Fracker, S. B.: Mediterranean fruit-fly eradication 214 Mexican fruit-fly fought by novel method. 681 Fractures: bone grafts in ununited fractures 1158 cervical vertebrae fracture 128 neck of femur 180 splint manual, Navy 180 Fragale, Joe, r. United States 408 Fralic, H. B., pellagra, report of six cases 547 Frame, W. S., water supply, Mississippi basin. 236 Frame house construction 28 Frames, hack-saw, standard stock catalogue... 660 France: agricultural implement market 822 certificates, diplomas, etc., granted 998 chemical industry and trade in 1930 301 iron and steel industry and trade 943 leather industry and trade 19 participation in U. S. Revolution. 230 payment for account of Henry Borday 1082 pilot, supplement 772 see also French Revolution. France & Canada Cie Francaise de Navigation V. United States 1118 Frances-Ralph Realty Co. v. United States 517 Francis, A. C, relief 1076 Francis, Edward: ag.dutinin absorption in undulant fever 279 viability, etc., of Bacillus pestis... 1157 Francis, Nellie, relief 710,852 Francis, William T., relief of widow 710,852 Francisco, Clarence B., back complaints 128 Franco-American Construction Co., Ine 326 Franconia quadrangle, N. H 1127 Frandsen, Mikkel, camphor 153,306 Frank, Bernard, land utilization 1050 1238 Index, 1931-1932 Page Frankeuborger, E., soundinfc balloons 142 Franklin, Henry J.: establishing cranberry fields 74 managinR iTHiibfrry llelds 812 Franklin .V Abbeville Hy., excess income 39tt Franklin onsion 1115 conservation and protection of sources — hearing 965 minority views 10s7 report 10s7 mining on public domain, to amend act.. lO'H, 1116 production, conservation laws, etc 93 production, in I'LJO 824 praspecting permits, extension of lime 848, 1115 resources. New KonsingtOD quadrangle. Pa 1126 Gas (natural)— Continued. P«W resources, related to farm lands 928 Seneca lands, re<-eipts, etc., from leasing.. 1123 stock-raising homestead on gas lands 864 Gas Association, see American Gas Association. Gas.burners: ^ design for domestic use 88 determining most favorable design 1067 Gas Consumers Association, Inc., case 022 Oas fitting in D. C, regulation 856,959 Gas flxturas, census of manufactures 938 Gas machines, census of maimfactures 371 Gas-met«rs: census of manufactures 371 large volumes of air, experiments 24, 88 rateson 38 Gas oil: cost of production 540 Federal standard stock catalogue 1037 rateson. 100 Gases: casualties in World War from gas 200 compres.sed and liquefied, census 561 contraction coeflicientsof jets of gas 23 from feldspars heated in vacuo 694,947 Government supplies 662 metal mines, gases that occur 303 publications for sale by supt. of docs 624 pyrometer protection tube walls 153,307 see also certain headings beginning Gas— also names of gases. Gaskets: census of manufactures 457 Federal standard stock catalogue... 124, 193,431 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply C-om... 545 testsof rubber gaskets.. 643 Gasoline: aviation gasoline, report 199 case of Northern Pacific Ry 875 costs of production 540,657 natural gasoline in 1930 691 publications for sale by supt. of docs 624 rates on 38, 167. 245. 323, 513, (i31. 1008, 1133 safe use and storage on farm 808 standard stock catalogue 348,1037 stili)lnir deterininaticm studies 224 sulphur in, fractionation iniluence... 304 ta\, amendment to revenue act of 1932 1095 tax, for District of Columbia 382 thermal expansion of gasolines 379,567 transportation by pipe line 944 Oaspf Peninsula, collecting Hies 906 Qasque, Allanl li. (Representative from S. C): reports made by — District of Columbia Com 837 Pensions Com 594,970 Gaston, T. L., bulk handling of grain 674 (■astric syphilis, see .Syi)hilis. Gastric ulcer in luetic patient 1158 (iastro-enternstomy, post-operative treatment. 198 Gastroenteritis on U. S. S. Vestal 526 Gastrointestinal parasites, see Parasites. Gastrointestinal tract: cholecystography with examinations 128 lesions in patients with psychoneurosis 352 malignant disease of large intestine 1142 X-ray findings 128 tiates, George H., claim 1076,1101 Gates County, \. C, soil survey 362 Gates Hardware Co.: chains 880 roofing 1010 Gales Rubber Co., freight rates. 1133 Gateway Hay Co., switching charges. 1011 Gatewood, Mrs. Johnnie S., relief 577,1101 Gatty, Harold, gold medal 496,837 Gauge gla.ss tubes, see Gage glass tubes. Gauges, see Gages. Gaumnitz. Walter H.: references on rural school teachers 161 teachers and principals in rural schools — 1125 Gauze, Federal standard stock catalogue 542 Gavagan, Joseph A. (Representative from N. Y.): reports made by — Flections Com. No. 2 960 Patents Com 969 Gay, William M., extrapleural thoracoplasty.. 794 Gazelle Hasin, chart 1143 July-June 1241 Page Gazette, see OflScial gazette. Geer, Prentice S., v. United States 310 Geese, raising... 287,929 Geib, H. V., strip cropping to prevent erosion.. 363 Geib, W. J.: soil surveys — Trempealeau County, Wis 1052 Winnebago County, Wis... 809 Geiger, J. C, food poisoning outbreaks 61,351 Gelalles, X. Q., fuel sprays... 525 Gelatin: census of manufactures 937 Federal standard stock catalogue 59 silver ion-gelatin equilibrium 306, 467 Gelatte, A. C, venereal disease protection 1142 Gemeny, Albin L., electrical equipment on movable bridges 293 Gemmell, R. L.: soil surveys — Cedar County, Xebr 930 Stanton County, Nebr 677 Thayer County, Nebr 288 Gendreau, E. A. M., strangulated hernia 180 General Accounting Office 29,92,159, 233, 314, 393, 504, 623, 749, 996, 1123 decisions of comptroller general — Julv, 1930-June, 1931 504 July-Sept. 1931, index-digest 233 Oct.-Dec. 1931, index-digest 623 Jan.-Mar. 1932, index-digest.. 996 monthly 29. 92, 159, 233, 314, 393, 623, 749, 996, 1123 relating to Navy 1024 report of comptroller general, 1931 393 report on Merchant Fleet Corp. accounts.. 504 analysis 1030 General Claims Commission, U. S. and Mexico. 345 appropriation, proposed provisions 541, 1154 opinions 345 General Grant National Park, circular 875 General Import e on farm. 931 Qerman-American Chims Commission, tee Mixed Claims Commission, U. S. and Germany. Germantown. Mo., relief of St. Lurtgers Cath- olic Church 974 Germany: bells, chimes, etc., production costs 190 claims against, transmit to agent of U. S.. 983 chart 181 chemical developments In 1931 823 gliding and sorxring 342,425 load-line certifloatos, recognition 785 Parliamentary Committee on Social In- surance, report 1019 Postal Admini.stration— C. O. n. paro'l-post 5!er^^cc with U. S, 900 price fi-xing under emergency decree 1140 prices, wages, etc.. decree reducing... 768 receipts from, Treasury Dept. rp. extract. 1035 tax system 091 trade-unions and their 1931 congress 523 venereal diseases, law for combating 546 see also Mixed Claims Commission, U. S. and Germany. Germicides, see Disinfectants. Gerry, C. .V.: gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in-*- Arizona 151 Idaho and Washington 1064 Montana 20 Utah 1064 Gerry, Eloise: more turjientine, le.ss scar, better pine 556 oleoresin from defoliated pine 359,451 oleoresin production improvement 290 Gerrv, L. S., production of explosives, 1930 465 GersdoriT, W. A., ethylene dichloride, bibl 676 Qerson, .\brara L., relief 967 Oertnei, h., sr., r. United States 105 Gesnot, Emile, heirs r. United States 747, 1017 Qessler, Thomas T., relief 592 Getz, Alex, Co., butter 166 Oetz, Milton E., Peirce Coombesp* 910 Geyer, J. N., falls of roof, etc., in mines... 944. 1004 Giacalone, Same, relief 577, 1101 Gianaros, James J., relief 844 Gihara, Puerto, chart 775 Oibberella sanl)inetii: parasitism on corn seedlings 285.366 studies of enzymes 135,205 Gibbons, C. E., market classes of livestock 360 Gibbons, Edward 11., reinfection with syphilis. 12S Gibbons A; Reed Co., asphalt 629 Gibbs, llarrv V.,p. Alfred Wohl 945 Gibson, Cliarles T., p. United States 762 Gibson, Ernest \V. (Representative ftom Vt.): report made by — Territories Com 489 Oib,son, J. E., swinc-sanitation 208 Gibson, K. S., X. P. L. white-light standard.. 306, 467 Glese, Henry, research in farm structures 806 Gila Rend area, .\tiz., soil survey 137 Gila -National lot ast, transfer of lands 534 Gillx?rt, Prentiss D., International Labor Of- fice 523,894 Gilbert, Riilijh (Representative from Ky.): reports made by — District III lolumbla Com 0.59 Lil>rary Com 4M. 590. 716. 843, 10S7-H8 Gilbert, Koyi-e \V., r. comnr. of internal rev... 5IH Gilbert, W. W.. rliseases, etc., of vegetables :J6r Qllljert, William L., Clock Co., to reimburse. 702. 727 Gm)ert.«en, R., relief 986 Oilbertson, H. W., extension exhibits 6 Gllchri.st. Kreil C. (Representative from Iowa): reiiort made by- Indian .\lTalrs C^om 479 Psge Gilchrist. H. L., World War casualties 200 QUI, L. 8., chestnut deterioration 213 GUlen, Courtland C. (Representative from Ind.): reports made by — Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com 481,586 Gillespie, E. W., relief 1076 Gillican-Chipley Co., naval stores 39 Oilliland, T. R., Kennelly-Heaviside layer heights 306 379,M7 Gillotti, Angelo J., relief 844 GilPily, James, copper deixisits near Keating.. 751 Oilman, M. French, parasitic food plant of the Southwest_ 341,425 Gilmanton quadrangle, Wis 753 Gilmer, Tex., Farmers and Merchants Xatlonal Hank, relief 833 Gilmore, Charles W., fossil hunting 906 Gilmore, George W., lelief 484 Gilson, Edna .M., relief 677,1101 Gilson Brothers, United States p 748 Gimbel. Ellis .\.. r. comnr. of internal rev 2M El Gimuasio Mmlerno de Bogota IIS Ginger ale. standard stock catalogue 59 Ginger paralysis epidemic, California 196 Ginnings, D. C: heat of vaporization of water 694,948 thermal properties of methyl alcohol, etc.. 24 Ginsberg, D., & Sons, Inc., vs. Joseph Popkin. 786 Ginsberg Brothers, scra[>metals. 248 Ginsburg, Isaac, Evorthodus lyricus 222 Ginsburg, Joseph M., oil penetration into plant tissue 205,286 Ginseng culture 933 Gipsy moth: brush to apply creosote to egg clusters 364 monodontoraerus aereus, parasite 205,289 quarantine revision 4 Girls: dicsses for little girls 9 4-II club work 6 mentally deticient, employment 1139 Qisborne, H. T., lightning storms and forest fires 12 Gitlow, Benjamin, v. John J. Kiely.. 175 Giusta, H. S., trade with Latin .\merica, 1930. 151 Qjessing. E., wages in Denmark, 1930, etc 894 Glaciation: in Alaska 395 weather and glaciation 343,425 Glacier National Park: general information 1001 name changed 596.741,951 road system, police jurisdiction 721.863,950 Gladiolus, suberization, etc 135, 136,214 Glanlon Veneer Co., lumber 1009 Glass, Carter (Senator from Va.): paper presented by — holdings of national bank stock 1019 reports made by- Banking and Currency Com 600.852 Glass, Florence, payment 1076 Glass: census of manufactures 561 costs in U. S. and competing country 787 customs appeal 621 duty, proclamation decreasing 423,788 Federal standard stock catalogue 193 gauge plass tubes 787 laboratory rectifying stills 306,567 opal glass 23 rates on gla.ss 100.167,882,1008,1133 rate.s on pli!te-?l;uss 632 s<)d;i-liiiie-sili(a, index of refraction 88 solari/.ed classes, restoration by heat — 88,228 see also Glassware. Glass glolH^s, rates on. 882 Glassey, T. W.: soil surveys— Gila Bond area, .Vriz 137 MiU'ion County, Greg 808 Parudise-N'erde urea, .\rie 71 Santa Yne? area. Calif 137 Glassino bags, elimination of waste 827 Olasspoole, John, rain-gage funnels 13 Gla.ssware: customs appeal 91 July-June 1243 Page Glassware— Continued . Government supplies 662 rates on jeUy glasses... 168 Glauber's salt, rates on, 757 Gleason, Caroline J. (Sister Miriam Theresa): legislation for women in industry 332 Glenn, E. J., coal-handling equipment 303 Glendale, Calif., relief 956 Glenn, Otis F. (Senator from lU.): reports made by — Claims Com 602,978,1102 Glenndale gooseberry 933 Glennon, E. A., Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc 314 Glidden Co., court case 428 Gliding, see .\eronautics. Globe-Excelsior Oak Tanning Co. v. V. S 762 Globe Grain & Milling Co., food for poultry.. 1008 Globe Supply Co., Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc. 869 Globorotaliidae of Atlantic Ocean 56 Globulin, blood serum study 664 Glossary of botanical terms 8 Glossopharj-ngeal ganglia, inflammation 526 Glossy character (gh) in maize 673,805 Gloves: census of manufactures 818,938 Government supplies. 545 Gloyd, Flemmon E., court case 326 4-glucosido-mannose derivatives 379, 567 Glue: census of manufactures 937 Federal standard stock catalogue.. 193 Glue-stock, rates on 245 Glutathione: cell division of Amoeba proteus 793 crystalline, copper action in oxidation . 197, 433 Glycerin: germicidal efficiency with phenol 285, 361 solutions as quenching media for steels 1.54, 308 Glynn, Helen, to pay 952 Glynn, Theresa C, to pay daughter 952 Goal grass, wheat-field weed 292 Goats: milk goats 929 milk goats show effect of good feed 207 Gobiidae, Evorthodus lyricus 222 Goddard, Jennie C, physical impairments in 28 occupations 546 Godirev, .\lfred B., efiect of cod-liver oil in diet of hens 206,361 Godfrey, Ida E., relief 489 Godwin, George E., relief 614 Goiter, surgical 180 Goke, A. W.: sou surveys — Cedar County, Nebr 930 Dixon County, Xebr 808 Jackson County, Miss 209 Lincoln County, Xebr 6 Pierce Countv, Xebr ^ 209 York Countv, Xebr 288 Gokey, Victor O., reUef 592 Gold: dredging, safety practices 691 in — Arizona 151 Colorado. 224 Eastern States 224 Idaho and Washington 1064 Montana 20,564 Nevada 20,944 X'ew Mexico and Texas 85 Utah... 1064 production and consumption, 1929 and 1930. 663 production in 1929 224 quartz veins of .-Vlleghany district, Calif.. 1125 reducing and refining, census.. 688 Gold (money), see Bimetallism. Gold leaf and foil, census of manufactures 688 Goldenseal under cultivation 680 Goldfish, care in small aquaria and ponds 222 Goldlng, Robert X'., relief 834 Goldsborough, PhUlips L. (Senator from Md.): report made by — Banking and Currency Com 1099 Goldsborough, T. .\lan (Representative from Md.): report made by — Banking and Currency Com.. 832 Page Goldschmidt, Th., A. G., c-ourt case 216 Goldstein, David S., compensation 607 Goldwater, France, Washington danced 744 Goldwater, Laura, rehef 577 Goletas Channel, chart 417 Gollan, -ida B. G., relief 834 Goltra, Edward F., claims 965 Gomery Brothers, potatoes 40 Gomez, Bahia, chart 49 Gonococcus, whole human blood for growth... 794 Gonorrhea: control 352,546 prevalence in upstate New York 352, 664 Gonzales, Albert, relief 853,1076 Gonzalez, Benjamin, payment 1082 Gonzalez, Justo F., la salud en .4mfrica 51 Good, Richard W., disseminated blastomy- cosis 1158 Good manners in the forest 932 Good Manufacturing Co 327 Goodin, Guy, relief 489 Gooding, Frank R., freight rates 167 Gooding division, see Minidoka irrigation pro- ject. Goodsprings quadrangle, X"ev., geology, etc 161 Goodwin, George E., r. United States 389,635 Goodwin, Orren P.: syringomyelia 547 traumatic neuroses 128 treatment of dementia paralytica 1158 Goodwin, William A. R., siege of York -town.. 229 Goodykoontz, Bess: elementary education 316 la educacion individual 901 Goose Islands Anchorage, chart 49 Goose Lake quadrangle, Calif 237 Goose raising 287,929 Gooseberry, Glenndale 933 see also Ribes. Gooseberry River, navigation, etc., report 921 Gordon, David, Building and Construction Co 493,702 Gordon, EUery B., Pennsylvania anthracite... 464 Gordon, Elmo K., relief 592 Gordon, F. N., diffuse splenic fibrosis 128 Gordon, Harry, relief 967 Gordon, J. X., relief 595,1115 Gordon Candy Co., peanuts 758 Gordon Hamilton terminology, social service. 1158 Gore, Thomas P. (Senator from Okla.): report made by — District of Columbia Com 497 Goree, Paso, chart 527 Gorfinkell, Julius, X-ray findings in gastro- intestinal tract 128 Gorgas Memorial Institute of Tropical and Preventive Medicine, report 381 Gorgas Memorial Laboratory, activities 381 Gorontalo River, chart 899 Gorsuch, W. Stanley, relief 493,702 Gosford quadrangle. Calif 1000 Gosney, Laurin, relief 577 Goss, Edward W. (Representative from Conn.): reports made by — Military Affairs Com 484-485,591,846 Gossett, James P., v. comnr. of internal rev 888 Gossett, Sallie B., r. comnr. of internal rev 888 Gothenburg, Xebr., tornadoes, June 24, 1930... 142 Gough Island, chart 181 Gould, H. P.: apple growing east of Mississippi River 557 apple-orchard renovation 366 cherries east of Rocky ISIts 933 fig growing in Atlantic, etc., States 680 gi-owing fruit for home use 933 peach varieties, their classification 10 Gould, Kenneth G., relief 577,1101 Gould, Ralph E.: standard time conversion chart 468 testing of timepieces 23 Government, see Political science— United States — also certain headirgs begin- ning Federal — Govermnent — Xa- tional. Government Actuary 60, 126. 195,277, 350, 432, 545, 663, 792. 914. 1040. 1156 Government binding, see Public printing and binding. Government bonds, see Bonds of United States. 1244 Index, 1931-1932 Page Oovemment buildinm, lee Public buildlnps. Oovernment contrnpts, uniform requirements. 715 tee alio Public works. Oovernment iloonmeiits, nee ffovernment piib- licat ions— Itccords. Oovernment employees, nee Oovernmftnt oRl- clnls anil employees. Oovernment Hospital for the Insane, »ee St. Eli/.iiboths Hospitnl. Oovernment in public health e'iuention 197 Government in.siimnce. tre Life insurance — War risk insurance. Oovernment Islaml, acceptance of land title... 187 Government olHres: chart of Oovernment of U. S 398 independent offices appropriations, 1933 — henrlnR C9f9 reports 699,1072,1098 reorttanization and consolidation — messaee of President of U. S 052 report of Finance Com., Senate fiO" supplemental and deficiency estimates 430 tee al»o Claims— Oovernment supplies — aho names of offices. Oovernment officials and employees: allowances in foreipn cotmtries 58 componsntion, etc., durinc 1933 488,597 tee aho Economies in National Govern- ment. compensation of the totally disabled 589 holiday on Dec. 26, 1931 422 official recister. 1931 219 penal offense to sell documents, etc 842 relieve tmemployment distre.ss, posters. 423. 624 remove 8-yT. limit on benefits to parents. . 1110 salary tables, supplements 159,023 travel regulations as amended 122 tee also Civil service — Civil serv^ice pen- sions— a/.^o names of Departments, etc., where employed. Government printing and bindinp, see Public printing and binding. Government Printing Office 29,92,159,233, 315, 393, 505. 624, 750, 870, 996, 1124 poster 624 report, 1931 505 supplemental estimate, 1933 750 useless papers, disposition 1117 Government property, see Public property. Oovernment publications: annuals, etc., classified list for depository selection 233 catalogues— 1923-25, document catalogue, 68th Cong 30 1925-27, document catalogue, 69th Cong 870 1930-31, index to monthly catalogue... 394 1931-32, monthlv catalogue.. 30.92,159.234, 315. 394. 505. 624. 750. 870, 997, 1 124 issued by supt. of documents, li.st 234 disposition In House Folding Room 1090 handy books, publications for sale 624 Indexes, etc., issued by sunt, of docs 234 information governing distribution 233 Statfl publications, monthlv check-list 109. 179, 414. 524, 643. 770. «',S. 1141 weekly list 30. 92. i ,19. 234. 315. 394. ,505, 624. 750. 870. 997. 1 124 see also Congre.ssional documents— Periodi- cals— Price lists- a/50 names of Departments, bureaus, etc., issuing publications— a/«o, for special list, sublect of list. Oovernment radio stations, see Radio stations. Government securities- foreicn, sale, etc , in United i'tnfes 497,732 United .''tnte"'. heldbv Fe 1 reserve banks. 1122 tee also Bonds of United States— /tNo names of securities, e. g. Treasury bills. Oovemment specifications, see Oovernment sup- plies— aMo special subject, e. g. Gro- ceries. Government supplies: awards 277..544.913. 1156 Federal spedflcatlons, monthly bulletin. . 776. 1034 Page Oovemment supplies — Continued. Federal stanaard stock catalogue 58, 122, 192. 275, 347, 431, 542, 659, 790, 912, 1057, 1154 Indexes 192,1037 general schedule, 1W2 126 index 277 supplements 194,277,663 Inspecting, Oen. Supply Com. to pay Depts 659 qunrterly price lists 60, 277, 644 913, 1156 refiuiroment forms 194,195,349,913 specifications and propo.sals 195, 277, 350. 544, 661, 662. 792, 1040 to give preference to A merlcan goods — Congressional hearings.. 709 Congressional report 709 Presidential recommendation 534 War Department activities 591,614,696 see also Army supplies— Military supplies — Naval supplies— Postal supplies — also names of Departments, etc. — also names of special supplies. Oovemment works, sre Public works. Governmental expenditures, see Economies In National Oovemment— Finance. Governmental Officials In Industry of United States and Canada, Association of, see .Association of Governmental Officials In Industry of United States and Canada. Oovcmors. see names of States, Territories, etc. Oracias S Dios, Cape, aviation chart 48 Oraciosa, chart 49 Grade-crossing devices displace labor 894 Gradenigo's syndrome 180 Grading machinerv, rates on 167,323 Gradwohl, B. F., Levi M. Willcuts f 42 Oradwohl, P. W., Levi M. WllIcuU v 42 Graf, Enoch, relief.... 702 GrafT-Klttannlng Clav Products Co 631 Graffe, Paul, p. United States. 105 Grafts, bone , In ununited fractures 1158 Graham, David C, caves of Szechwan Prov- ince 784 Graham, N. Y., railroad accident 325 Grahams Island quadrangle, N. Dak 1000 Grain: alcohol, etc., production. 1909-17 447 almacenaje de granos en las granjas_ 647 black stem rust control, teaching 27 bulk handling in Pacific Northwest 674 bulk in mixtures for cattle 1049 case of Public Works Dept. of Washington. 163 case of Santa Fe Ry. fno. 287) 399,539 cash-grain markets and future trading 452 census, grain-mill products 818 conversion of weights into percentages 9 cutworpi control 809 fall-sown, in Maryland and Virginia 292 feeding to beef cattle with grass 448 grasshopper control 809 guide to trade statistics 1054 hedging in grain futures 9 in Europe and other major markets 823 marketing, teaching procedure 157 publications for sale by supt. of docs.. 159, 1124 rates on 167,631, 1008 statistics 207 stem-rust resistance In cereals 453 stored, control of insect pests 7 warehouse storinc. ret:ulations 5 wireworms destructive to cereal crops 678 see also Sorghum— n/w names of grains. Grain Futures Administration . 9, 212, 365, 452, 1054 report, 1931 365 Grain moth, tee Angoumols grain moth. Grains, see Grain. Orajagan Ray, chart 112 Oranata. Peter C. (Representative from 111.): contested election case 708 Grand .\rmy of the Republic: aid In Memorial day services 862,967 journal of 65th encampment 1073 Grand C;>illou Rayou: improvement, hearings 972 preliminary examination, etc., report 797 July-June 1245 Page Grand Canyon National Game Preserve 269 Grand Canyon Xational Park: general information circular 1127 what to do and see 397 Grand Canyon of the Colorado.- 162 Grand Central Station Post OfRce piu-chase. 1091, 1095, 1114 Grand Coulee. Miocene flora 390 Grand Forks County, N. Dak., bridge 481,570 Grand Haven Harbor, chart 130 Grand jury, see Jury. Grand Marais Harbor, examination, etc 1092 Grand Mesa National Forest 212 Grand Rapids, Minn., bridge 585,603,830 Grand Rapids Store Equipment Corporation.. 518 Grand Rapids Upholstering Co 158 Grand River, chart 130 Grand Teton National Park, circular 1127 Grand Trunk Ry. System: rates on — lumber 631 sewer-pipe 248 Grand Valley irrigation project 162 Grandin, William J., case of administrator 1014 Granger, Charles T., relief 834 Granite: census of manufactures 459 rates on 167, 513, 1008 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... 545 standard stock catalogue, granite blocks... 348 Granite consolidated school district, Utah 234 Granitnui Bay, chart 418 Grant, C. V., poison ivy and sumac 10,934 Grant, D. H., plants immune to Japanese beetle. 678 Grant, Fred M.: bottle breakage in milk plants 450 small plants for pasteurizing milk 677 Grant, H. G., action of paris green on Culex.. 1157 Grant, Irene, social work in a hospital 1041 Grant, L. N., bricks 1132 Grant, Lucien M., relief 1076 Grant, U. S., 3d, "Washington as engineer, etc.. 617. 618 Grant, William E. B., relief 846 Grant Co-Operative Oil Co., gasoline.. 167 Grant National Park, see General Grant Na- tional Park. Grape: districts and varieties in U. S... 813 propagation, pruning, and training 557 rates on 882 vitamin content of grapes... 673, 812 Grape juice: Federal standard stock catalogue 543 vitamin content 673,812 Grapefruit, rates on 757 Grapes, see Grape. Graphite: census of manufactmes 457 production in 1930 224 rates on 245 Grapholitha conversana on native clover 72, 135 Grapp, William L., patent appeal 565 Grass sorghums, chromosomes 805,933 Grasses: collecting in Texas, etc 906 cultivated, important 292 cultivated, of secondary importance 6S0 feeding erass to beef cattle with grain 448 publications for sale by supt. of docs.. 159, 1124 wild grasses as hosts of Hessian fly. 3 iee also Mats and matting — also names of grasses. Grasshoppers: control- estimate .- 659 funds to be made available 953, 1073 how to control in cereal, etc., crops 809 Grau, William, p. United States 1014 Graubark, Samuel, Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc. 157 Gravel: Government supplies 545 production in 1930 564 rates on 248,883,1135 Graver Corporation, Permutit Co. vs 428 Graves, C. H., epidemic encephalitis 128 Graves, R. R., feeding, etc., investigations at Dairy Experiment Station 450 Page Graves, S. J., & Sons Co., contractors' outfits.. 167 Gravity observations in Potsdam, Germany... 541 Gray, A. L., soil survey of Cook County, Ga.. 362 Gray, C. AV.: price fixing in Germany 1140 Social Insurance Committee, Germany... 1019 Gray, Carl C, Holland tunnel (2 entries) 425 Gray, Daniel, patent apr(<&ls- 21 Gray, Greta, convenient kitchens 4.52 Gray, J. P., food poisoning at Sacramento.. 61, 351 Gray, L. C, farm lease contract 360 Gray mold of tobacco 135, 214 Grays Harbor, chart 300 Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation r. U. S. 105 Grazing: capacity on clay soils in New Mexico.. 447, 679 Douglas fir cut -over lands 205, 290 Indian lands, hearings on conditions 985 Indian lands, stock trespass penalties 711 stop injury to public grazing lands, etc. — hearings 971 report 1091 Greases: census of manufactures 298,937 Federal standard stock catalogue 544 Great Bahama Bank, charts 1023 Great Basin, surface water supply. 161, 317, 396, 752 Great Britain: boots and shoes, costs of production 787 charts cf south coast of England... 264, 417, 645 coal industrv, status 19 extradition treaty with U. S 908 fossils, studying in England 906 gauge glass tubes, production costs 787 leather goods industries and trade 151 lights, etc., British Islands 47 motion-picture industry, 1931 1063 National Physical Laboratory — mica capacitor measured 828, 1067 payment for N. J. Moosa 1083 paj-ment for Shanghai Electric Construc- tion Co., Ltd 1083 pens, cost of production in England 657 pilot, supplements... 773,898 Safety in Mines Research Board — ignition of fire damp by explosives 1064 treatment center for venereal diseases 546 Great circle sailing, .Atlantic Ocean charts 899 Great Falls, Mont., airway map 937 Great Falls Bridge Co., bridge across Potomac River 714 Great Lakes: bulletins to supplement charts — bulletin 40, supplements 64, 130, 200, 281, 355 bulletin 41 922 bulletin 41. supplements 1045, 1161 chlorination of ballast water of vessels 546 fisheries, 1930 822 light list 944 lights on steamers 729,844,950 maintenance costs of certain works 972 notice to mariners 20.85, 151, 224, 302, 376, 691, 824, 944, 1064 ship channels, reports 722,723 storm warnings 76 weather forecasts, etc., by radio 816 see also names of lakes. Great Lakes Bridge Commission, bridge. 964. 981, 1071 Great Northern Ry.: abandonment 1130 construction, etc 165,240 rates on — cattle 99 coal 881 fruit wrappers 882 potatoes 324 sashes 1010 scrap-metals - 248 steel bars.. 249 United States p 406,1014 Great Plains: crop yields and precipitation 292 pasturing winter wheat in central plains... 214 wheat grass compared with bromegrass 933 Great Sand Dunes National Monument 904 Great Smoky Mountains National Park: land, conveyance to Tennessee 1116 lands, to accept 487,502,570 1246 Index, 1931-1932 Page Great Sodus Bay Harbor, report 1092 Great War, see European War, 1914-18. Great West Printing Co., court case 1014 Grejit Western foal Mines Co., relief 577 Greater City Surety and Indemnity Corpora- tion r. United .'States 1015 Greater New York Live l*oultry Chamber of Commerce, I'nited States against.. 762, 888 Greaves, J. E., bacterial activities in soil.. 359,448 Greco, Antony J., cancer of lung 128 Greece; copyright, proclamation 652 extradition treaty with U. S 908 wages, general survey, 1931 768 Greek Catholic I'nion, court case 657 Greeley, Colo., i>otato ijlanting time -.- 214 Green, Abraham, relief 601,702 Green, I). Monroe, rabbit skins for fur 209,930 Green, Edward H., sleep and sleeplessness 665 Green, J. L., soil of Ueiiurcfrard Parish, La 1052 Green, James B., patent appejil 825 Green, Jes.se K., petroleum spray oils 1049 Green, Lewis K., relief.. 956 Green, Lissie M., relief 834 Green, Robert A. (Kepresentativefrom Fla.): reports made by — Csele.ss Executive Papets, Joint Select Committee on Disposition of 502, 617,741,990,1117 Green, Winfleld .\., coiut case 1151 Green Bay, charts 130,356,669 Green Bay Harbor: examination and stu^vey, report 668 improvement, hearings 59ft Green beans, see String beans. Green-bottle fly, chemotropic responses 289 Green clover worm in alfalfa fields 289 Green manuring: article on 1055 Austrian winter pea has superior value 291 crotalaria, new green manure, in South 213 decomposition 285,419,673,808 Green Mountain National Forest, proclama- tion 1029 Green River, examination for flood control... 1082 Green River formation: flora in Wind River basin of Wyo 317 oil shale, origin and microfossils 317 Greenburg, Leonard, impinger dust sampling apparatus 793 Greene, Carl F. cantilever all-metaJ wing 795 Greene, Daniel >!.: decisions in pension, etc., claims 316 decisions in publiclund claims 624 Greene, Frank L., memorial services 229 Greene County, Pa.: Board of Revision of Tax .Assessments- Cumberland Coal Co. vs 428 Greene County Coal Co. vs 428 Phillips, Henry A., vs 428 Piedmont Coal Co. vs 428 Greene County Coal Co., court case 428 Greenfields division, see Sun River ijrigation project. Oreenhaus, Charles H., r. United States 1014 Greenhaus, Harry, v. United States 1014 Greenhouse production of cucumbers 680 Greenhouse tomatoes 814 Greenleaf, Walter J.: architecture 234,997 chemistry and chemical engineering 1124 civil engineering 160,871 dentistry lf.0,871 electrical engineering 160,871 journalism 235,871 law 871 llbrnrlanshlp 160,871 mechanical engineering 100,871 meortionment— exclude aliens in count 715 regulations for Cong, districts.. 30^ calendars 381. 470, 571, 697, 831. 952. 1073 chaplain, prayers ollored during 1927-31 831 Page House of Representatives— Continued, clerk- report, 1931 571 reports to be made to 72d Congress 381 see also Page, William Tyler, committee hearings, estimate for reports... 831 committees, special and select, expenses... €62, 1072 contested elections — Kent r. Coyle B60 Kunz F. Granata 708 O'Connor F. Disney 83.'(, 900, 1073 contingent expenses, 1932, appropriation... 951 employees, estmates for salaries 470, 790, 952 employees, list. June 30. 1931 671 estimates pertaining to legislative establish- ment... . 470, 571, 697, 831, 952, 1072, 1073 expemiiiures, 1931, rejtort of clerk 571 Folding liooiii, disptisition of documents. 1090 folding speeches, etc, estimate 470 House OlFice Building, see, below, Office Building. manual, rules of House, 72<1 Congress 572 Members— ciunpaign expenditures 1073, 1094 lists 25,308, 4«9 payment of widows, etc. 470,062 term of oflice, hearing 708 term of oHice, joint resolution 726 term of ollice, reports. 499,571,683,697 see nho, above, apportionment. OfBre Building- electrical substation, estimate.. 683 maintenance, estimate 683 repairs to elevators, estimate.. 816 pay-roll records, to allow inspection.. 052 physician, assistant in office 470,671 rules -. 672 proposed amendments 597 set also Congress of United States and names of certain Congressional com- mittees— a/»o names of Representa- tives. House Office Building, see House of Represen- tatives. Household employment in Philadelphia 1020 Household goods: buying specifications being developed 212 census, house-furnishing goods 817 census, household appliance chains 372 Government specifications 195,350,662 Household insects, see Insects — also names of insects. Household safety, see Safety of life. Houseman, M. R., damping liquids for aircraft instruments 332 Houses, see Buildings— Dwellings. Housing, publiiations of SUmdards Bur... 228,306 Housing Corporation, laud (2 entries) 721 Houston & Texas Central R. R., construction.. 97 Houston Club v. United States 90,407,993 Houston ship channel, hearings 1092 How the world talks 998 Howard, C. S., water of Colorado River 1126 Howard, Cassie E., patent for lands 740,971 Howard, Edgar (Representative from Nebr.): reports made by — Conference Com 1072 Indian Atlnirs Com 584,711,1084 Howard, George E., patent appeal 225 Howard, 11. L., as escolas de agric altura 336 Howard, Harry C, v. comnr. of internal reve- nue 407 Howard, John T., music of Washington's time. 742 Howard, L. O.: bagworm. shade-tree insect 7,809 history of applied entomology, errata 654 man and insects 342,426 rise of applied entomology in U. S 342,426 yellow-fever mosquito 364 Howard, Neale F., bean beetles' spread checked 210 Howard, P. K.: .VmeriKui fertilizers 1052 survev of fertilizer industry 415 Howard, )i. S., Co., Inc., relief 724 Howard, William J., relief 833 Howard, William R., patent appeal 226 July-June 1255 I'nge Howard Automobile Co. of Los Angeles.. 254, 1033 Howard Sheep Co.. 407 Howard University 397 report, 1931 397 Howarth, H. C: concrete stoppings in coal mines 303 rock-dust barriers in mine 824 Howe. Zora E., v. United States 407 Howell, \. Brazier, muscles in primates 343 Howell, R. P., Wilmington, Del., district, rp.- 801 Howell, Robert B. (Senator from Nebr.): reports made by — Alaska Railroad, Special Select Com- mittee to Investigate 1097 Claims Com 384-385,492-495, 601-602, 727, 852, 978-979, 1099-1103 Commerce Com 979,1104 Howes Brothers Hide Co., court cases 106 Howitzers, 155-mm., technical regulations 353. 436 Hoyle, Fort, sale of land 613,968 Hrdlicka, Ales, anthropoloeical work.. 906 Hubbard, Donald: photographic emulsions— after-ripening 88,228 nonhalide silver and soluble bromide. 1067 silver ion, etc., concentrations 828,948 silver ion-gelatin equilibrium 306,467 Hubbard, J. F., relief 1077 Hubbard, James W.: root constriction of cotton plants 673, 680 shedding of bolls in upland cotton 452 verticillium wilt of cotton 681 Hubbard, Jerome, radio retailers 302,564 Hubbard, William F., maple sirup and sugar.. 28S Hubbell, F. M., Son & Co., Inc., court case... 254 Hubbell. James F., err., court case 409 Hubbs, R. S.: early diagnosis of neurosyphilis 915 findings in dementia paralytica 128 Huber, Clyde M., labor displaced by grade- crossing devices 894 Huber, W. X., Co., tiles 503 Huckleberries, standard stock catalogue 542 Huddleston, A. N., soil survev, Custer Co., Nebr 6 Huddleston, George (Representative from Ala.): reports made by — Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com 479-^80,714 Hudson, C. S., bromine oxidation of sugars. 694, 948 Hudson, J. B., relief. 703 Hudson, Joel C, boot, etc., industry, Australia. 150 Hudson, Ohio, see Western Reserve College. Hudson Bay basin, water supply 161,872 Hudson Motor Car Co. v. United States 636 Hudson River: bridge 713,729,829 charts 300,941,1061 Hudson River Channel: examination , etc. , report 1044 improvement, hearings 1093 HuS, Mrs. E. B. (S, p. 636, incorrect): case of executors 636, 1015 Huff, George, coaching course a success 160 Huff, Price, relief 967 Huff, R. E., r. comnr. of internal revenue 636, 1015 Huffman, C. F., grain mixtures for dairy cat- tle 1049 Hughes, Berta C, relief 489,990,1068 Hughes, C. W.: medical library at nines. 111 665 radiometric measurements, light sources... 307 Hughes, H. Herbert, feldspar in 1930 303 Hughes, J. S., blood sugar of dairy cattle.. 805,927 Hughes, John H., relief of widow 489. 990, 1068 Huhlein, Fred E., Portuguese taxation, corpo- rations, and negotiable instru- ments 20 Halbert, Judd W., relief 474 Hulen-Toops Co.: dairy products 37 poultry 1134 Hull, H. H., soil survey, Winnebago Co., Wis. 809 Halsizer, Inc., isolepsis 390 Human race, see Man. Page Human Relations Institute, business failures. . 375 Humboldt Bay; aviation cnarts 48 chart of bay... 821 Humerus, recurrent subluxation of head 180 llumfeld, Harry, green manures... 285,449,673,808 Himiidity: influence on floral infection of wheat... 206, 293 relative, centigrade temperatures 1057 Hunmiel, Arthur W., see Chinese Literature Division, Library of Congress. Humphreys, C. J.: 1st spectra of krypton and xenon 153,306 1st spectrum of krM)ton 227,306 Humphreys, W. J.: Colder the air the thinner the ice 935 heavy rainstorm in Chicago area 294 shower and drizzle 559 weather and radio 294 Humphreys quadrangle, Calif 1126 Humphries, Florence M., relief 724 Humphries, W. R., planning farmstead 286 Hungary, studying fossils 906 Hunn. Chester J., peas for canning 558 Hunsaker, Curtis A., disease of hip joint 665 Hunsinger, R. .\., relief 703 Hunt, Caroline L.: guide to good meals for junior homemaker. 140 school lunches 812 Hunt, Georee INt., treatment of farm timbers _. 212 Hunt, John B., v. United States 155,407,636 Hunt, Wayne C, v. United States 106 Hunter, Xmv, antiscorbutic vitamin in car- rots-- 447,553 Hunter, .Armstrong, relief 484 Hunter, Harvey M., relief 1077 Hunterellus hookeri in West .\frica 197,434 Hunting: fire hunting in Canal Zone, to prevent. 586, 1 108 found in green forests, poster 679 Huntington, W. Va., rivers, etc., in district — 797 Huntington's chorea in dementia prsecox 128 Hupfel, J. Chr. G., Co., Inc., v. C. W. Ander- son 889 Hurd, Willis E.: aneroid barometers and readings 1144 fog at sea 182 northers of Central .\merican waters 264, 335,418 northers of Mexican waters 335,418 tropical cyclones of north Pacific 1024 waterspouts ^~^ Hurlev, H. E., adjustment of claim 384,703 Hurley, Patrick J., see War Department. Huron, Lake, chart 130 Hurricane Relief Commission, see Porto Rican Hurricane Relief Commission. Hurricanes, see Storms. Hurst, Carlton, Italian colonial development.. 85 Hurwitz, Sam, v. United States 254 Husbands: competent to testify for or against wife 842 of American citizens, quota exemption — hearings 711 reports 498,711,984 Hushine Island, chart 900 Husmann, George C: grape districts and varieties 813 ■^ grape propagation, pruning, etc 557 Hutchings, Emma B., court case 327 Hutchins, Wells A., irrigation districts 11 Hutchins Lumber & Storage Co., court case... 173 Hutchinson, Wallace I., forest rangers' cate- chism ^"3 Hutchinson, Willie, relief "37 Hutton, C. A., Flour Co., Inc., court case 889 Hutton Lake ^Migratory Bird Refuge enlarged. 6.52 Hwangpoo River, charts 264,335 Hybridization, TiUetia tritici, etc 673,681 see also names of special plants. Hvde, -Vrtbur M., see .Vgriculture Department. Hvde, Jim, r. United States 410 Hyde, Virginia T., v. United States. 619, 1015, 1118 Hydraulic cement, see Cement. Hydraulic-Press Brick Co., coal 1132 Hydraulics of fuel injection pumps 333 1256 Index, 1931-1932 Page Hydrocyanic add: air jet sprayer 62 plant poisoniiiK of livestock 675 nv.!ri"-\ii;;i.- ;i. I,! 1.-I1S, fiii^it'iiiit 831 U -1. 896 H >. 23 11;. ■ .: 'Is i;i i;a:: nii'l IrnuJ 119 nylroKen-loii coiic-entration: haiipini; drop tissue cultures 127,434 of soils, ciTcct of air drying 808 of soils, effect on bean 673,8a'i photochemical decomposition of silk... 379, .'68 photocraphlc emulsion 828,948 tissue cultures in Carrel flasks 3^2 II vdrographic bulletin 47,111,180,263, 334, 416, .127, 644, 773. K<«S, 1022, 1 143 HydroRraphlc OfUce 47, ill. i SO, -.'02, 33.1.416,527,644.771,807, 1022. 1143 avintlon charts, Index .'i29 charts and books, catalogue 334 historv of office and its work 47 report, 1931 416,1021 nydroloRV, tee Water. Hydrolysis of leather by sulphuric acid 227,306 IlydroiiiPt.T method of analysis, solution 454 Hydronephrosis 435 Hydrotlierapy, cephalic cold value 353 Ilvdroxides, heat contents in aqueous solu- tions . 23 Hve, Paul, p. United States 309.619,746 Hvgeia Water Co., »te Pine Hill Crystal Spring Water Co. Hygiene: emereency food relief and child health 412 health education series 160 health of school child 196 of matendty and infancy— hearlnRs 603 reports 480,730 publications for sole by supt. of docs 7.''.0 school health activities in 1930 30 school health program 160 work environment as health factor 523 see aUo Mental hygiene. Hygiene (pulillc): child hypiene 664 conference at Oeneva on rural hygiene 352 cooperacion panaraerlcana en sanidad 1025 same (in Portuguese) 1145 drought-stricken areas, rural health work.. 794 government in public health education 197 in- American Samoa, health dept. rp., 1930 526,771 Colorado, administration 351 Ctuam, health comiitions 1142 Knox County, Tenn., health service.. 127, 351 KnoxVille, Tenn., progress 196 la sahid en Amfrica 51 milk production and control 7,61 national Negro health week, Apr. 3-10 793 same, poster 793 need for continued study 62,278 parasites for Insectivora, Importance 11.57 public health t>ul|ptin 190.914.1041 public health rejwrls 61, 127. 197.279, 352, 4.33. .146, CM, 793, 914. 1041. 1 1.57 Index, etc., to v. 46 196,793 supplement 61,62,196,351.352 rural health program 61,352 rural health promotion by U. S. aud States- hearings 003 refwrt 480 rural health service. 1927-31 197.434 scrle sobre salubrldafl pdblica y previsi6n social 2i)e,. 2(17. 337. .',.30. 901 , 1 025 serle sobre sauoraiory, tee National Institute of Health. Uyndtnan nuadrangle, Pa 238 Page Hyperbolic functions, Smithsonian tables 272 Hypertension: early hypertension 1158 essential hypertension 1041 Hypcrth.vToidlsm in tuberculosis 435 H>slop, J. k., wireworms destructive to crops. 678 I am -\lone, vessel, let I'm Alone, vessel. I follow Washington, a play 743 Ice: .\rctic ice, north .\tlantlc Ocean 60 colder the air the thinner the ice 935 epidemic of food jMjisoning by ice 526 (lovernment sur2 manufactures, census . 419 prevention on aircraft 525 rates on 32$ snow and ice bulletin 360, 4&.'>, 5S0, 0R3 Ice bags, standard stock catalogue 276 lee cream: census of manufactures 4.13 containers for frozen food, size in D. C 837. 1104 milk for. effect of heat treatment 138 mixes, effect of temperature 4 Ice machines, rates on 168 Iceland: labor conditions 891 lights, etc Ill load-line certificntes, recognition 785 Ichneumon-flies: descrir>iions of new genus and species 120 thirteen new American and Asiatic flies 56 Idaho: census, 1930— agriculture 218 construction industry 1059 (irainage 145 irrigation 297 occupations 218 retail distribution 15 wholesale disirihution 1059 commissioner of law enforcement — rtah Power and Light Co. m 1034 explorations for fossil horses 906 Federal aid hiRliway system progress map. 4.H gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc 1064 Indians, relief of certain tribes, etc 840, 859 lan_ population --- ^IjJ retail distribution.. '» unemployment »« Congressional districts ^"» contested election, Kunz v. Granata 708 Industrial Commission— . „ ^ „q Cliicago & Eastern Illmois K. R. vs 539 lands withdrawn for classification-... 652 mail routes, schedules ;;;:-,, A 186,339,422,650,904,1148 post route map 6ol secretary of state— ^ , „ c--. vs. St. Louis Southwestern Ky fifto linois Agricultural Experiment Station ooi linois Central R. R.: freight rates.. ^^-^ rates on — _,, asphalt... '^^ asphalt aggregate ]^f^ boilers 322 hides, iron. Immigration— Continued. ^ ^ , ,.^„ information concerning U. S. laws... luia infonnation from rp. of comnr. general 522 publications for snle by supt. of docs 159 quotas, proclamation 522 restrict further immigration— hearing.. l'^ report °y/ statistics in Monthly labor review 44, stausucs m i^^ j^^^'jeO, 331, 413. 523, 641, 768, 894, 1019, 1140 see also Aliens. . Immigration and Naturalization Committee, calendar?""^®' — 382,584,839 hearings.:::::::..- 584, 710-711, 839, 961, 1083-84 minorUyviews.. ..-.-------^--j----58^ ImmSon Bi^iau. .... 108, 177, 412, 522, 640, 1019 books and blanks, catalogue -,°*" cabbage-. iV^' ,m7 coal •'''• ^"" cotton-bale covering 1133 lbs ::::::::::::: loo pimientos ^J^ steel „^. refrigeration ......... 2r^ Uinois Clav Products Co., fire-brick ;iob llinois Xorthern Ry., excess income ^9y llinois Oil Co., petroleum products.....-.--. 4U^ llinois Powder Manufacturing Co., explosives. /56 llinois River, report on navigation, etc 9^i llinois Steel Bridge Co., iron 1d» llinois Terminal Co.: rail-sv-ay mail pay o«a'im^ p. United States ^*^' , H :ilinois University, coaching course lou Illness, see Sickness. Illuminants, see Light— Lighting. Llluminating Engineering Society, code ^di [Uuminating oils, Government supplies 544 tUumination, see Lighting. , , , o-c [llustrating board, standard stock catalogue... 2<5 Illustrations: copyrighted.... — - 262.524,895 index, etc., 1931. »95 protection of prints, information »' registration of prints, U. S. statutes obb nsley, L. C: ^ . ^ „„, permissible coal-handlmg equipment 3UJ rubber-sheathed trailing cables s-i* I'm Alone, vessel: _ case, publications of State Department... 1150 sinking of, correspondence with Canada. U5U Imbrie, Katherine, court case 'Zm Imes, Marion, cattle scab. - »"' Immer, F. R.: o^ field experiments with sugar beets 9^ sampling technic with sugar beets »•» Immigrants, see Aliens— Immigration. Immigration: . , ^ j cci aliens to carry on international trade.-.--- o»*, 9/3, 1107 amendments to laws since Jan. 1, 1930... .. 177 certain natives of Virgin Islands .- 8,i9, 9S4 clarify contract-labor provisions— hearings - ^^-'i" estimate. 1036 law. 696 reports'::::::::::: 478, 534, 710, 734 colonization of immigrants in Brazil 260 consular refusal of visas, to review— hearings. - - -^If reports »a»,aoi enforce contract-labor provisions- law. 950 reports::::::::::::::.- -- 710, 858 exempt aged parents from quota— hearings - ^J' minority views. 584 reports -- 478, 9M exempt husbands from quota— S?^:::::::::::::::::::::::'i98:7n,984 143065—32 7 tr^tiuuaLC ..rt report, 1931 *i^ telegraphic code ■'"° '"'"cLfendars''"'^'"'"''' ''°'*-'-- 498.609,858,1107 Snes :"::: .498,858,984 reports .:::-"-":-" 385, 498. 734, 858, 984, 1107 Immigration service, see Immigration Bureau. Impinger dust sampling apparatus --- '9d Implements of war, see Munitions. Import duties, see Tariff. Importers, see Tarifl. Imports and exports: aids to American exporters - ^a coastal districts and foreign trade regions— calendar year 1930 — 271 monthly^' 2754i:424:654:7S2:w^^ effect of foreign currency depreciation— preliminary data of Tariff Comn 1034 report of Finance Com.. Senate ... 607 exports by articles and countries, 1930----- ^^i imports by articles and countries, 1930 ^^ statistical classification ^'" see also Commerce— Tarifl— a/so names of articles imported and exported, and names of countries. Improved Order of Red Men, amend charter . 1087 Inauguration, see President of Umted States, term of office. Incandescent lamps, see Electric lamps. Income: . .^m forestry and farm income ^ from farm production, 1930 ^ fV, 95 per cent tax on excess income..-- liop of educational, etc., societies m D. *^----,^Qg g^ railways— , ^ .^ „_, income and balance-sheet ^^^^^— -y^Y il-^ net operating income order- 510 preliminary statement, 1931 »'i statistics of income for 1929 ^9^ statistics of income for 1930 ^^ Income tax: . . „ „oi exemption of mutual msurance companies- 98d for District of Columbia .- — --- ^f inspection of returns, Executive order .... 78i refund to certain Indians..---.- 1085, 1108 regulations under revenue act of 1928 mo statistics from income returns, 1929 ^5U statistics from income returns, 1930 ^oo synopsis of rates, etc., 1909-28 663 Treasury decisions, Dec. 1, 1931 ^^ Incubation, natural, etc., of hens' eggs..— -.-, i-sa Indemnity, insured maU between U. b. ana ^^ see also Claims. , . . „,, Indemnity Insurance Co. of North America... i55 Independence day, address by Sol Bloom...— _^^o^ Independence, Declaration of, see Declaration of Independence. . Independent Coal & Coke Co. r. U. S 521, 656 Independent Coal Tar Co., coa - ar ;;— -/°"^ Independent offices and establishments, see Go\ ernment offices. Indeterminate Sentence and Parole Board, to establish for D. C 708. 7di 1258 Index, 1931-1932 Index-flieests: Page decisions of comptroller general— .pt. l'J31 233 >"C. 1931 823 Qf. 1932 996 InLltxc.-. air commerce bulletin 1058 Alnsku \t;ri-. Kaht. Sta. itiblicatlons 810 Am. r im, 1930 783 Aril 1159 bull nation 897 Cin viJi'iuili rtcords, etc 252 Co:. ilat ions, 1930 270 con.i ^ 223.370,690,10(3 commiutc Lu-innRs. Senate library 381 Congressional documents, 71st Cong. 3d sess ^ 315 Congressional record, 72d Cong. 1st sess., daily 3,S0, Am. .««, r,9:., 829, 949, 1008 Construction ami Repair nurcau— C. and H. bulletins. Dec. 1931 89« general information bulletins, Dec. IWl 890 technicil bulletins, Dec. 1931 896 copyri>;ht entries- art, worlcs of, etc., 1931 895 bocks, 1930 109 iiiii i':d compositions, 1931 1111 TK-ri.).iicals, 1931 1021 courtinartial orders, 19.30... 416 Court of Ap!)eals, D. C, reconis and briefs. 252 croi)sanil markets, v. 7 3 customs decisions— Jnn.-June, 1931 347 July-Dec. 1931 658 Executive agreement series 909 experiment station record — V. (',4 289 V. r,.i 10,t3 Federal Radio Commission, rules, etc 501 Federal reserve bulletin, V. 17 392 Federal standard stock catalogue 192, 1037 Feply paper 637 161,317 \vater-suiii)ly paper 038 1125 Government supplies, general schedule 277 Ilydrojirapliic Ullice, aviation maps, etc.. 529 industrial alcohol decisions, 1931 658 internal revenue decisions, Jan.-Dec. 1931_ 658 internal revenue miineographs, etc 432 internal revenue news, v. 4 195 Journal of agricultural research — V. 42 205 V. 43 927 labor decisions, 1912-30 641 labor laws 413 monthly catalogue of public docs., 1930-31. 39-1 monthly labor review, v. 32 891 monthly weather review, v. .59 935 narcotic ublic roads, pcrioerties of western larch. 811 Johnson, Rupert R., relief 1077 Johnson, W. A., Louisville. Ky., district, rp... 798 Johnson, W. Scott, milk ordinance in Missouri. 196 Johnson, William E., r. United States 1119 Johnson, William R. (Representative from 111.): reports made by- Military Affairs Com...- 483-484 Johnson, Mrs. Willie L., compensation 474 Johnson and Iliggins: claim, authorizing adjustment 601,703 r. United States 619,866 Johnson Biscuit Co., peanuts 758 Johnson City, Tenn., Unaka and City Nat. Bank 176 Johnson County, Kans., soil survey 808 Johnson grass as a weed 75 Johnson-Kennedy Radio (T^orporation 995 Johnston, ('. M., method of soil analysis 454 Johnston, C. O.: goat grass, wheat-flehl weed 292 kernel smut of sorghum.. 673,681 8|)e<;iali/.ation in Pucciuia triticina 934 Johnston, Enrl S. elfoct of light waves on plant growth 343,425 Johnstown & Stony Creek R. R., excess in- come 96 Joint commissions, tee names of commissions. Joint coiuniittoes, see names of committees. Joint ri'.solutions, tee Resolutions. Joint st(K'k huiil banks: farm loans held by banks now in arrears... 540 mortgiiKol biiildink's, insurance regulation. 194 Stntonionts of condition 126,349,661,913 Jolntworm and its control 810 Jollet National Bank, relief 489,978 Jolo Island, chart 1061 Jonas, A. I., Quakertown, etc., dist., Pa.-N. J. 236 Page Jonas, Charles A.: nomination to be United States attorney- hearing 736 minority views 987 Jones, .\nna H., relief 1078 Jones, Benjamin E.: water-power resources, McKenr.ie River... 317 water-power resources. Rogue River basin. 1126 Jones, D. Breese, protein conversion factors 137 Jones, E. Malcolm, soil, Jackson County, Miss. 209 Jones, Homer W., patent app>eal 565 Jones, Rosea M., relief 1089 Jones, Jenkin W., rice in Sacramento Valley... 10 Jones, John M., case of executrix 636 Jones, John R., case of guardian 519 Jones, Joseph W., relief 484 Jones, L. R., massive coUaptse of lung 794 Jones, Lewis A., farm drainage 806 Jones, Linus H., nematode of tomato gall.. 805,928 Jones, Marvin (Representative from Tex.): reports made by- Agriculture Com.. 573, 698, 831, 953, 1073-74 Conference Cpm 570, 1072 Jones, R. E., Co., internal-combustion engines. 1008 Jones, S. A.: dairy and poultry statistics 360 statistics of miscellaneous crops 360 Jones, Stephen R., court case 106 Jones, W. Bartlett. patent appeal 226 Jones, W. Burns, gcnito-urinary survey of male patients 664 Jones, Wesley L. (Senator from Wash.): paper presented by- airway. Federally equipped.. 491 reports made by— -Appropriations Com . 492, 726, 851, 977, 1097 Commerce Com 730 Jones, William A., p. United States 636, 1119 Jones Mercantile Co. r. United States 993 Jonesbore, Lake Citv & Eastern R. R., income. 511 Jordan, Carl F.: Brucella infection in Iowa 546 double infection by Brucella organisms 279 Jordan, Edna M., statistics of cattle, etc 207 Jordan, Howard W'.. patent appeal 21 Jordan, James J, relief. 613 Jordan, John S., college aptitude 1124. 1125 Jordan, Louis, determination of oxygen and nitrogen in irons and steels 88, 228 Josephson, C. I., bridge 585,830,855 Josewich, .\lo.xander, tuberculosis and lesions.. 128 Joullian, Mrs. J. A., relief 956 Journal Company p. Federal Radio Comn 392 Journal of agricultural research 3,4, 135. 205, 285, 359, 447, 673, 805, 927. 1019 contents Index, etc. — V. 42 305 V. 43 927 editorial policy 447 Journal of research. Standards Bureau: bound volumes 379,827 indexes— V. 7 379 V. 8 1067 monthly issues 23,88,153, 227, 306. 379. 467, 694. 827, 947, 1067 title-page, corrections, and contents — V. 6 228 V. 7 694 Journalism, career guidance 235,871 Journals: Grand Army of the Republic 1073 Supreme Court of United States 274, 346. 42S. 538. 656, 786, 910, 1033 Juan de Fuca, Strait of, gap winds 458 Judd, Deane B.: colorimetric purity, computation formula. 306, 467 interpolation of O. S. A. excitation data. 24, 153 Judd, Neil M.: hunting baskets in .\rizona 906 recenllv dated Pueblo ruins in .\riE 119 Judd* Me.ver, cattle 1132 Judge. Lawrence F.. compensation 1078 Judge Advocate General, Navy 416 report. 1931 416.1021 Judge .\dvocate General's Department, Army. 443 extension course , 63,354, UQD July-June 1265 Page Judges: charges against Judge Cristy of Hawaii Sol circuit, next to serve in disability case 842 conduct of Judge Louderback of Calif 965 for — District of Columbia, additional.. 842, 1110 New Jersey, additional. 861 New Jersey, filling of vacancy 589, 950 Judgments: caustic poison act, notice 8,932 Court of Claims — lists 405,516,1013,1136 year ended Dec. 5, 1931 389 District Courts — lists 516, 1013, 1136 records 405 food and drugs act — notices of judgment 8, 139, 211, 290, 451, 556, 678, 932, 1054 notices of judgment, index • 290 insecticide act, notices 73,139,451,810,932 naval stores act, notice 139 see also Decisions — Declaratory judg- ments—Opinions — also names of parties to suits. Judicial appropriations, see Justice Depart- ment. Judicial code, .see, for amendments, special subjects. Judicial Conference of 4th Circuit, see Federal Judicial Conference of 4th Circuit. Judicial districts, see District Courts. Judicial procedure: addresses before Fed. judicial conference... 106 strengthening, message of U. S. President. 652, 781 Judiciary, see Courts of United States — Judges — Justice Department. Judiciary Committee, House: calendars..:.- 383, 482, 589, 715, 841, 965 hearings 590, 715, 841-843, 965. 1087 minority views 590,715,965, 1087 reports 482, 589-590, 715, 841-843, 965, 1086-87 statement of J. Charles Linthicum 589 Judiciary Committee, Senate: calendars. 386, 499, 611, 736, 860, 987, 1109 hearings 612, 736, 860-861, 987-988, 1109-10 minority views 612, 987 reports 386, 499, 611-612, 736, 860-861, 987-988, 1109-10 Juglans, crown rot 359,447 Jugoslavia, see Yugoslavia. Julihn, C. E., bauxite and aluminum in 1930.. 376 JuU, Morley A.: farm poultry raising 6,807 feeding chickens 554 incubation and brooding of chickens 807 poultry keeping in back yards 136, 1051 turkey raising 287, 930 Jumper, C. H., waterproofings for concrete — 379, 694 JuBCtion City, .\rk.: First National Bank, relief 834 Merchants and Farmers Bank, relief 835 Junction quadrangle, Tex 753- June, Harold I., transfer to Fleet Reserve 614, 718, 1068 Juneau, Alaska: bond money for improvements 489, 990, 1070 rivers and harbors in district, report 797 wharf maintenance 724,990,1070 Jung, F. W., carbonizing properties of coals — 691 Junior college instructor, status -.- 235 Junipero, Miguel Jose Serra, statue, to print proceedings at unveiling 1090 Junk, rates on. 246, 513 Jurisdiction: limiting jurisdiction of District Courts — hearings 860, 1087 reports 861, 987 Jurney, K. C, soil survey. Person Comity, N. C 677 Jururu, Bahia, chart 1023 Jury: alternate jurors in certain criminal cases... 842, 1110 clerks, etc., before grand juries. 842, 987 women for service in Hawaii, hearings 724 Jussiant, C, & Co. v. United States 747, 1017 Page Justice Department 41, 104, 171, 250, 325, 404, 515, 633, 759, 885, 1012, 1136 appropriations, 1930 and prior years — estimates ." 1036 appropriations, 1933— hearings.. 573, 720 reports 573,726,851,1072 bankruptcy law and practice, report 781 law enforcement in Hawaii, estimate 541 law enforcement in Hawaii, information... 889 Mississippi R., report of .attorney Gen 723 opinions of .attorneys General — V. 36, by signatures. 43, 175, 637 for sale by supt. of documents 870 I'm Alone case 1150 relating to Na\'y 1024 positions, civil service rules amended C52 railroad mergers, policy etc., of Dept 891 records of Law Observance, etc., Comn 187 register 520 report, 1931 410 see also, for court cases, names of parties to suits. Justice, International, Permanent Court of, see Permanent Court of International Justice. Jute, census of manufactures GS5 Juvenile Court of D. C, report, 1931 504 Juvenile courts: statistics, 1929 260 tribunal de menores no Peru 530 same (in Spanish)... 530 tribunales para menores 266 Juvenile dehnquency: a delinquencia infantil e sua legislacao 114 child offender in Fed. system of justice 46 community care of delinquent children 639 social factors 110 transportation of juvenile oflenders. 842, 861, 1070 Kading, Charles A. (Representative from Wis.): minority views — Merchant Marine, Radio, and Fisheries Com 843 Kahlenberg, Orme J., composition of milk. 285, 359 Kahn, Florence P. (Representative from Calif.): reports made by- Military Affairs Com 483-486, 844-845, 966, 968 Kahn test, see Syphilis. Kahului Harbor and approaches, chart 462 Kaiparowits region, Utah-Arizona 236 Kalamazoo River, navigation, etc., report 921 Kalawatset Indians, see Umpqua Indians. Kalbfleiseh Corporation, rosin size 40 Kalispel Indians: to permit Upper Pend d'Oreilles to sue... 734, 962 Kalkaska County, Mich., soil survey 449 Kalmbach, E. R.: birds in relation to agriculture 208 European starling... 6,808 homes for birds.. 362 Kamalo Harbor, chart 462 Kanibeira Bay, chart 528 Kamo Ko, chart 417 Kanawha Central Rv., notes 241 Kanawha River, light list 302 Kane, Frances N., appointment • 187 Kanelakos, Frank, relief 578,1101 Kankakee River, bridge 585,603,696 Kann, Sydney, & Co., pencils 621 Kannoura Ko, chart... 528 Kansa Indians, court case 993 Kansas: census, 1930— agriculture 297 drainage... 218 irrigation 298 occupations 372 retail distribution 79 governor — Continental Baking Co. vs 1151 mail routes, schedules.. 54, 269, 422, 650, 904, 1148 post route map 651 1266 Index, 1931-1932 Page Kansas— Continued. Public Servic-e Commission — Western Distributing Co. m 78*5 Kansas Agritulluriil Kxiieriment Station: crop proiluttion niethod.s 213 (top com 214 soil surveys— Doniphan County 449 Johnson County 808 Wilson County 363 Kansas City, Kans., switching charges 249 Kansas City, Mo.: Chamber of Commerce — butter 166 National Congress of Vocational Agricul- tural Students 157 rivers and harbors in district, report 797 switching charges 249 \'etcrans of Foreign Wars encampment... 1073 Kansas City, K.\celsior Springs it Northern Hy., valuiition 320 Kansas City, Mexico A Orient Ry.: Emergency Hoard report 27 rates on sawdust 40 Kansas City, Me.vico & Orient Ky. of Texas... 241 Kansas City Southern Ry.: bridge across Missouri River 586,855,951 rates on mine-cars 101 r. comnr. of internal revenue 408 Kansas City Terminal liy., construction 241 Kansas Flour Mills Company 8S9 Kansas Flour Mills Corjxiration 513 Kansas Indians, see Kansa Indians. Kansas, Oklahoma & Oulf Ry., rates on glass. 1133 Kantor, Harry S., price of peaches 5 Kaoliang, customs appeal 91 Kaolin: eriect of firing temperature.. 694,947 kaolin minerals 317 rates on china-clay 166,512,756 Karabane Anchorage, chart 335 Karakul sheep, see Sheep. Karaston Rug MiUs, chlorid of lime 880 Karcb, Charles A. (Representative from 111.): report made by— Foreign Affairs Com 710 Karlovassi Harbor, chart 417 Karnaphuli Hiver, chart 1023 Karthaus <|uadrangle, Pa 1000 Karuk Indians: myths 907 tobacco among Karuk Indians of Calif 1149 Kasamanze River, chart of entrance 335 Kase, Caleb, relief 1089 Kaser, Everett D., patent appeal 692 Katcinus, Zufii 1149 Kattegat, liRhts, etc 47 Kaunukakai Harbor, chart 402 Kavien^ Harbor, chart 528 Kaw Indians, see Kansa Indians. Kaw Valley Potato Growers & Shippers TrafTic Association, freight rates 38 Kawio Anchorage, chart 775 Kay iV Co., Inc., court case 231,411,639 Kay Manufacturing Co., court case 255 Kaylor, Thomas H., trustee, court case 256 Kean, Hamilton F. (Senator from N. J.): reports made by- District of Columbia Com 605, 856-857,981-082,1105 Naval Affairs Com 614,1112-13 Sear, F. O., simultaneous radiotelephone and beacon 88,228 Rearing, Samuel J., v. United States 408 Kearney, Ike F., relief 607 Kearney, Thomas 11.: choice of crojw for alkali lands 933 ixillen an tagonism in cotton 805, 933 Keating, F. E., agronomic work of Big Spring Field Station 657 Keating, Oreg., copiMjr dei>osits near 751 Keeler, Claude C, spinal anesthesia 665 Keenan, O. L., insect jKJwder 449 Kep, sloel, census of manufactures 937 Kohoe, Edwin J., ameer of lung 128 Keith, Arthur, Gallney-Kings Mountain folio, S. C.-N. C 396 Kekich, Emil A., industrial machinery miu'ket in Yugoslavia 223 Page Keller, Kent E. (Representative from 111.): report made by- Library Com 4S" Keller, Samuel, comnr. of internal revenue r. .. '• Kelley, Glenna F., relief UV Kelley, John, relief lo7o Kelley, K. K., entropies of inorganic sub- stances 1064 Kelley, M. A. R.: bank dairy bams, improvement 11 beef-cattle bams 70 dairy-bam ventilation 368 Kelley, Ralph S., charges rel. to oil-shale lands. 25 Kellogg, Remington: habits, etc., of alligators 71 Mexican tailless amphibians 1031 Miocene long-beaked por[x>ise from Calif.. 536 Kellogg, Si)encer, & Sons, Inc.: Vera Alexander, admx., m WO vs. Hilda M. Hicks, admi. 010 Kelly, E. O. O., garden webworm control 138 Kelly, Edward A. (Representative from 111.): report made by- Patents Com »70 Kelly, Ernest: farm dairy houses 677 production of clean milk SOB quality milk production 91 Kelly, F. J., public higher education, Oregon.. 30 Kelly, Mortimer, United States r 327 Kelly, William, Mining Co., coal. 402 Kelly Field, land for aerial bombing range 642 Kelso, Tenn., bridge 480,496,569 Kelung Harbor, see Kilnm Ko. Kemp, Bolivar E. (Representative from La.): report made by- Territories Com 489 Kenai Peninsula, chart 941 Kendall Co., cotton goods 99 Kendrick, John B. (Senator from Wye): reports made by- Indian Affairs Com 610,869 Irrigation and Reclamation Com 860 Public Lands and Surveys Com.. 740, 1115 Kengel, Elizabeth M., exrx., f. U. S 993 Kengel, Frank H., v. V. S 311,636,993 Kengel, John A., v. V. S. 311,636.993 Kengel, Joseph, case of beneficiaries... 311.636.993 Kennard, A. S., types of Lamarck's genera of shells 55 Kennard, R. B., optical method for measuring temperature 1067 Kennedy, Francis B., adjustment of claim. 493,703 Kennedy, l^eslie J., to pay claim.. 1078 Kennelly-H&niside layer heit;hts 306,379,567 Kenner, Max. Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc 157 Kennewick Highlands unit, see Yakima irriga- tion project. Kennington, R. E.. liquidator, r. 0. L. Donald. 259 Kenova, W. Va., bridge 602 Kenrick, O. W., Kcnnelly-Heaviside layer heights 306,379,567 Kent. Everett, contested election case 960 Kent, Sidney J., relief. 718 Kentledge, see Cast-iron. Kentucky: bridges across Ohio River 963,980,1070 census, 1930— agriculture 218, 1059 drainage 145 occupations 819 retail distribution 15 uneiii ploymen t 15 Fedend aid highway system progress map. 1056 lands, transfer in Fayette County 976, 1070 mail contncts 267,338 mail routes, schedules. 186.339,422,650,903,1148 post route map 651 Kentucky .Vgricultural Ex|)eriment Station 675 Kentucky A: Indiana Terminal R. R.: bonds 97,878 reconstruction loan 1130 V. comnr. of internal rexenue 889 Kentucky oxygen-Hydrogen Co. ». U. S. 993, 1138 Kentucky River Coal Cori)oration f. R. H. Lucas 636 Kenyon, W. ('., A Sous, cattle 880 Keogh, John W., t. Robert E. Neely 255 Keokuk it. Uamilton Bridge Co 97 July-June 1267 Page Kephart, L. W.: quack grass 367 sweetclover may need fertilizer 214 Kepner, William E., flight of RS-1 455 Keppel, R. F., & Bro., Inc 623 Kerchner, Gallus, relief of representatives 474 Kerguelen Island, chart 1143 Kern, Harry R., exr., court case 312 Kernel smut, see Smuts. Kerosene: safe use and storage on farm 808 standard stock catalogue 1037 Kerr, J. A.: soil surveys — Beauregard Parish, La 1052 Wilson County, Kans 363 Kerr, John H. (Representative from N. C): reports made by— Elections Com. No. 3... 708 Immigration and Naturalization Com. 839 War Claims Com 724 Kerr, Paul F., kaolin minerals. 317 Kerwin, Hugh L., conciliation work of Labor Department 44,108,177,260. 331. 413. 523, 641, 768, 894, 1019, 1140 Kessler, William, Ohio River basin 1126 Kester, E. B.: carbonizing properties of coals 691 determining properties of coals 376 Ketcham, O. W., bricks 322 Ketchikan Harbor, chart 83 Ketchup, see Catsup. Keulegan, G. H.: damping liquids for aircraft instruments. - _ 332 statical hysteresis and flexural stress 947 Keusch, Otto, V. comnr. of internal revenue — 889 Key West, Fla., aviation chart 898 Keyes, Henry W. (Senator from N. H.): reports made by- Public Buildings and Grounds Com... 739, 863,989,1114-15 Keys, William A., relief. 595, 1115 Keystone Steel & Wire Co.: fences 37 V. comnr. of internal revenue 636 Kickapoo Indians, sale, etc., of lands 9S5 Kidd, P. S., problem case 1041 Kidnaping: amending District of Columbia code 1105 forbid transportation of kidnaped, etc. — hearing 715 law 1070 reports 1087,1095,1110 Kidney worm causes losses from condemned carcasses 137 Kidneys, beef, standard stock catalogue 660 Kieckhefer Paper Co.. Uquidators v. U. S 867 Kiess, C. C, arc spectrum of phosphorus.. 694, 947 Kiess, Edgar R., memorial services 229 Kiesselbach, T. A., Diplodia mfection of com. 3, 4 Kiessling, O. E., mineral resources of U. S 303 Kifer, Hilda B., vitamin content of spinach... 1049 Kii Suido, chart 528 Kiinm Ko, chart 1023 Kikuik Bay, chart. -- 263 KiUion, Clarence R.. relief 737,845 Killip, Ellsworth P.: fish poisons, use in South America 342,425 Lobb botanical collections in Colombia 654 Killisnoo Harbor, chart 462 KimbaU, Arthur A.: drug store prescription dept. sales 823 grocery store commodities. --- 690.823 Kimball, Herbert H.: article on Alfred J. Henry, 1858-1931....... 455 dust content of atmosphere 369 International Research Council report 815 pyrheliometers and measurements 294 radiation conference at Berlin, etc 76 solar radiation as meteorological factor 683 solar radiation intensities.. 12 winter radiation at Madison, discussion — 215 Kimball Dental Mfg. Co., dental supplies 155 Kimball Fruit Co., Inc., misrouting 246 Kimberly, Arthur E.: effect of sulphur dioxide upon paper... 694, 947 light sensitivity of rosin 24 storage condition in libraries 306 Page Kin Tiel and Kokopnyama excavations 119 Kincaid, R. Foster, sr.. Secretary of War v 255, 519, 787 Kindergarten, report cards 506 King, C. J.: agricultural investigations, 1925-30 681 cotton root-rot fungus 4,74 King, Harry E.,p. United States 993 King, Henry R., v. United States... 410 King, M. R., routine phvsical exam, of prison- ers 1041 King, Nelson, relief 500,1089 King, Thomas S., statue, to print proceedings at unveiling 1090 King, W. R.: surface water supply — .Atlantic and Gulf basins 31,751,872 Mississippi River basin 999 Ohio River basin 236,1126 King, W. v., feeding punctures of mirids 810 King, W. W., venereal disease among Coast Guard 197 King, William H. (Senator from Utah): reports made by — District of Columbia Com 497, 731,856,981,1105 Immigration Com 385,498,734,858,984 King Bay, chart 528 King Company, lamp-posts 1009 Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, see Yugoslavia. Kings Mountain-Gatlney folio, N. C.-S. C 396 Kingsley, Dena M., index to v. 21 of check-list of State publications... 109 Kingston Harbor, charts 776, 942 Kinman, C. F., plum and prune growing 141 Kinnison, H. B.: surface water supply- Atlantic basins 31,235,236,999 St. Lawrence River basin 32,236,873 Kiowa Indians, cemeterv reserve 479, 498, 569 Kipp, Howard H., relief. 578, 1101 Kirby, Anna M.: farm business 207 grain statistics 207 Kirby, S. S., radio field-intensity measure- ments 828, 1067 Kirby Lumber Co., United States v 255,346 Kirk, James S., & Co.: V. Federal Trade Commission 996 V. United States 993 Kirkham, Francis W., educating all children.. 234 Kirkland, John L., v. conmr. of internal rev. . . 106 Kirkland, Maggie, relief 727,1078 Kirkland, Weymouth, relief 834 Kirn, Henry J., to cancel patent in fee 985, 1084 Kirn, Louise H., to cancel patent in fee... 985, 1084 Kirsch (io., curtain rods 513 Kirschbaum, H. W.: drag determined by deceleration tests 262 maneuverability investigation of F6C-4 — 45 Kisers, Inc., building, etc., for Crater Lake National Park.... 863,971 Kistler, Sedgwick, v. comnr. of internal rev 327 Kistler, W. F., case of admrs 42 Kitchen, A. W., unlading and lading 510 Kitchen-apparatus, Government supplies 545 Kitchenmiddens, of Jamaica 906 Kitchens: convenient kitchens 452 farm home conveniences 555 Senate kitchen, estimate.. 491 Kittitas division, see Yakima irrigation project. Kittle Manufacturing Co., Inc 247 Klamath Indian Corporation, incorporation... 985 Klamath Indians: constitute Klamath Indian Corporation... 985 final enrollment -- 735, 1084 Klamath Irrigation District, reclassification of lands 964,986,1070 Klamath Moulding Co., lumber.. 757 Klein, .\rthur J.: institutions of higher learning, Arkansas. .. 30 pubhc higher education, Oregon 30 Klein, Julius, international payments of U. S.. 19 KlikoS, W. A., hydrodynamics applied to air- ship design 896 Kline, .\rnold R., transfer . 846 1268 Index, 1931-1932 Page Kline, O. M.: elimination of contact potentials 467,694 pentoses and pentosans, determination . 467, 567 Kline, Lane H., tuberculous carles of spinous processes 435 Kline test, tte Syphilis. Klinefelter, C. ¥., fire flplitlnR. analysis 232 Kloso, Otto W., r. Inited States 42 Kloti, L. J., black scorch of date palm 673,805 Kloii Brothers, Iron 245 Knal)Cnshiie, A. Roy, r. I'nited States 408 Knabenshue, P., economic developments in I'alest Ine 85 Knaebel, John n., sampling ore deposits 1065 Knapik i Erickson, Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc 869 Knapp. MarRftret li., relief 475 Knapp. Mllburn, relief 384,703 Knapps Narrows: refxirt on examination, etc 1036 correction 1048 KnaufT, John -N"., Co., Inc., r. United States... 173 Knewit7., John J., vt. Edward J. Flynn 910 Knickerbocker Watch Co 869 KnifTm, Frank C. (Uepresentative from Ohio): report made by— Naval Affairs Com 592 Knipht, Blanche n., relief 475 KnlKht, Eiina F.. v. comnr. of internal revenue. 25.3 Knight, Gladys L., appointment 1148 KnlRht, I. W., undulant fever traced to milk.. 197 Knight, MontRomery, span-load distribution in roll -333 Knights of Pythias, equipment for encamp- ment 716 Knit goods: census of manufactures 819 duty on infants' wool knit outerwear 1148 Government supplies 545 underwear, commercial standard 828 Knitted-outerwear machinery: in Cleveland 19 in New York City 690 Knives, Federal standard stock catalogue. 660, 1155 Knobel, E. W.: soil surveys— Doniphan County, Kans 449 Johnson County, Kans 808 Knourek, William, relief- 578,1101 Knowles, Horace G., relief 834.978 Knox County, Tenn., public health service. 127, 351 Knox Porcelain Corporation, feldspar 245 Knoiville, Tenn., public health progress 196 Knudsen, J. D., vs. Charles Uenson 786 Knudson, James K., blue goblet 742 Knutson, Harold (Representative from Minn.): reports made by- Indian Affairs Com. . 479,839,961-962, 1084 War Claims Com 489 Kobe Ko, chart 1143 Kobenhavn, see Copenhagen, Denmark. Koch, Viuda de Jeannoret, Enriqueta, pay- ment - 1082 KochI, Japan, chart 629 Kodlak Harbor, preliminary exam., etc., rp 798 Kodiak Island, chart 462 Koehler, Benjamin, dent corn seed-treatment.. 557 Koenig, Paul I.., statistics of fruits, etc 286 Koenig, Samuel S., rs. Edward J. Flynn 910 Kokopnyama excavations 119 Kokopo, chart 528 KoUe, C. II.. L. A. Nixon p» 1033 Kolo Harbor, chart 462 Komatsushima Wan, chart 528 Kombal Bay. chart 112 Kombst, Barnlm. court cases 312,787,893,1151 Kodlau liy.. aliandonment 1004 Koon, ('line M.. references on educ. by radio.. 098 Koonce. Dwight. barley luherliance 927,1049 Kootenai Indian.'^, see Kiitenai Indians. Kootenai National Forest, land conveyance... 740, 848 Kootenai River, flood control, etc., report 798 K'irca. see Chosen. Koruvin Bay, thart 221 Korstiun. Clarence F.: brush lands for yellow pine forests 139 southern white cedar 211 Pago Kostlne, Peter R.,weatherlngtest8of copper... » Kovarik, Alois F., memoir of D. B. Boltwood. 1 Kowes Bay Indians, see Coos Indians. Kracke, R. R., slgnlQcance of leukopenias (2 entries) 526 KrantE, Earl B , breaking and training oolts... 675 Krauch, Carl, patent appeal 226 Krause, J. Henry, p. United States 889, 510,889,1119 Krause, J. Jacob, p. United SUtes 389,890, 1119 Krause, John O., p. United SUtes 389, 519, 89a 1119 Krauss, F. 0., pigeon pea 810 Kressin, Joseph M relief 1079 Krelicos. John N., United SUtes r 109 Krieger, IIerl>ert W.: aboriginal decottery of Dominican Republic 426 Kriss, Max: fasting metabolism of cattle 447,553 net energy values of corn meal 447,553 Kromo Plate Corporation 314 Kronfeld, Saunders. Inc 621 Kronprins Gustaf Adolf, motor-ship: claim arbitration, agreement with Sweden. 273 Kroyer. John M., p. United States 327.619 Krucofl, Barney, r. Secretary of Trea-sury, etc. 405 Krupp Foundry Co., pipe 758 Krypton: description and analysis. 1st spectrum. 227,306 hyperfine structures. 1st spectrum 153,306 Kudzu. forage crop for the Southeast 933 Kuentz, Oscar O., Portland, Oreg.. district, rp. 799 Kuhlman, A. H., protein digestibility 3,4 Kuhlman, O. W., bulk handling of grain 674 Kuhn, William. Chesapeake ermit to file suit 734,962 Kvale, Paul J. (Representative from Minn.): reports made bv— Military Affairs Com 845, 1088 Public Lands Com 595 Territories Com 489 Kwangcbow Wan, chart 335 L. W. F. Engineering Co., Inc 311.519,763 Laake. E. W.: chemotropic responses of flies 289 screw worms and other maggots 931 official gatetU 22.86,152,226, 305, 378. 466, 566, 692, 825, 945, 1065 products of labor In D. C 497,669,582 protection. Patent Office Information 87 statutes concerning registration 566 textile labeling aid In home buying 291 Labor: a fabrlca Procter e Gamble de Ivorydale • o seu piano de proteocfto obrelra... 777 same (in Spanish) 901 conditions in Iceland 894 decisions of courts and opinions 641 employees' mutual benefit associations 197, 351 enticing laborers from Canal Zone, etc 587, nod environment factor In health of workers... 52S July-June 1269 Page Labor— Continued. foreign labor laws series 331, 412 gainful workers in U. S. by industry 6S6 handbook of labor statistics, 1931 331 in Federal building work, claims --.---- ^"^^ industrial relations and labor conditions series 412 legislation — 1930 413 labor laws of United States series.. 413, 641 of Ecuador 412 of Paraguay 331 of Venezuela 331 revenues derived under State laws 44 monthly labor review 44, 108, 177, 260, 331, 413, 523, 641, 768, 894, 1019, 1140 index, etc. ,to v. 32 894 ofTices in U. S. and foreign countries 44, 177 productivity in street building, etc 413, 523 productivity series 1139 publicHtions for sale by supt. of docs 315 trend of employment 768,893,1140 trend ol employment and labor turnover . . 44, 108, 177, 260, 331, 412, 523 turnover- certain manufacturing firms, 1929-30.. 413 compiling statistics 44,523 in American factories, Apr. 1931. 44 tee also Child labor— Contract labor- Employers' liability and work- men's compensation — Hours of labor— Immigration— Old age pen- sions — Wages — Women — also certain headings beginning Em- ployment — Industrial — Labor. Labor Committee, House: calendar 482 hearings 715-716,966,1087 reports 590,715,843,966,1087 Labor Department 44,108,177,260, 330, 411, 522, 639, 768, S93, 1019, 1139 appropriations, 1932— estimates 1036, 1154 appropriations, 1933 — hearings 573, 720 reports. 573, 726, 851, 1072 conciliation work 44, 108, 177, 260, 331, 413, 523, 641, 768. 894, 1019, 1140 Old Age Security Bureau, to create — hearing 1113 reports 590.966 publications 332, 1140 report, 1931 - 412 useless papers, disposition 1117 tee also Doak, William N. Labor exchanges, see Employment agencies. Labor laws of United States series, see Labor. Labor offices, see Employment agencies- Labor. Labor Statistics Bureau 44,108,177,260, 331, 412, 523, 640, 768, 893, 1019, 1139 report. 1931 413 Labor-unions: device to designate products in D. C 497, 669, 582 German trade-unions and 1931 congress 523 incorporation, repeal act to legalize - 1105 wages and hours of labor, 1913-31 413 wages and hours of labor, May 15, 1930 332 Laboratories: apparatus. Government supplies.. - 662 el laboratorio del Gobierno.. 337 same (in Portuguese) 420 tee also names of laboratories. Laborers, see Labor. Labrador: air mail rate increased 1145 mail matter short-paid, treatment 267,778 sailing directions.. 773 Lac du Flambeau Reservation, lands.. 712,859,950 LaCarte, William J., relieL... 718 Lace: census of manufactures, lace goods. 818 customs appeal - 155 Lacov, David L., relief 1077 Lackey, C. F., curly-top virus 1049 Lackey, Oscar F., relief of estate 956 Lacquering, census of manufactures 938 Page Lacy, Graham G., r. comnr. of internal rev- enue 329 Ladd, Jed P., bridge across Lake Cbamplain.. 979, 1085 Ladles, plumbers', standard stock catalogue.. 1155 La Fayette, Ga., graves of Confederates 591, 738,829 Lafayette, Oreg., Yamhill R. examination, etc. 497 Lafayette quadrangle, Tenn.-Ky 507 Lafayette Union Rv. valuation 320 Lafferty, H. C, claim 1084 La Follette, Robert M., jr. (Senator from Wis.): reports made by — Indian Aflairs Com 859,985 Manufactures Com... 499,737 LaForge, F. B., insect powder 449 LaForge. Thomas C, relief 479,610,695 Lagatutta, Anton, v. United States 329 LaGrange, Jeanne, p. United States 747 La Grange quadrangle, Ky.-Ind 873 LaGuardia, Fiorello H. (Representative from N Y.): minority views — Judiciary Com 715 report made by- Judiciary Com 715 Laird, J. S., brain tumor 915 Laird, Thomas H , medal 845 Lake, see Lakes— a/so name of lake. Lake Charles Deep W>>ter Channel: improvement, hearings — 972 preliminary examination and smvey 550 Lake Citv, Ark., bridge 588,730,830 Lake City Harbor, Minn., examination, etc., rp 668 Lake County OU Mill, coal 1007 Lake Decatur & Eastern R. R 241 Lake Denmark, N. J., claims, payment 624, 703, 834, 835 Lake Erie, Franklin & Clarion R. R., income. 163 Lake of the Woods: charts... 356, 1161 claims with respect to water levels 436, 961, 983, 1082 Canada snow cover, rel. to temperatures. - 455 compass and magnetism of the earth 922 Lake Superior Indians, see Chippewa Indians. Lake Survey, see Northern and Northwestern Lakes Survey. Lake Terminal R. R., excess income 511 Lake Washington Canal, examination, etc., rp. 668 Lakes: evaporation 815 lake series 64, 281, 443, 1045, 1162 stocking interior waters 463 see also Gre?t Lakes— a/so names of lakes. Lakona Bay, chart --- 264 Lamarck's genera of shells 55 Lamb. W. A.: surface water supply — Hudson Bav and Miss. R. basins.. 161,872 Missouri River basin 93,94,872,999 Pacific slope basins 31,32,872,999 Lamb, William E., court cases. 786 Lamb, standard stock catalogue 122 see also Sheep. Lambert, Edmund B., bubbles, mushroom dis- ease - 213 Lambs, see Sheep. Lamkin, Charles, relief 475,853 Lamneck, Arthur P. (Representative from Ohio): minority views- Post Office and Post Roads Com 847 report made by- Post Office and Post Roads Com 1090 Lamoille River, navigation, flood control, etc.. 668 Lament, Robert P., see Commerce Depart- ment. Lamont. Corliss & Co. p. United States 42 La Montagne, Patrick P., patent appeals 22fi Lamp-posts, rates on 1009 Lampblack, census of manufactures 820 Lampert, Florian, memorial services 229 Lampert, Lester L., relief... .-- 489 Lamps, census of manufactures 938 tee alto Electric lamps— Safety-lamps. 1270 Index, 1931-1932 Page Lamson, Nellie, relief 1078 Lamy, Joseph M., Bartlett Fnzier Co. t 617 Lanagan, W. H., Ix)s Angeles, Calif., district.. 798 Lancaster Cotton Mills r. LniiiMi States.. 255, 1119 Lancer. J., residuals of wound of thigh 666 Laod: acquisition under migratory-bird act 137 condemnation in District of Columbia- assessor to testify 497,569,582 to amend law 582,005,981 descrip' ''>"•' '•"■ •!•* in Exec, orders, etc 274 mlntT rel. to farm land 928 u.se. ( 928 utiliz..; ■> Vov. 19-21, 1931... 1050 utilization >■ uds in W. Va 1050 zee alto Dr i ^ o lands— Iteclama- tiuii , ....otatoes 3 Lava Beds National Monument 212 Lavaca County, Tex., transfer judicial dist. .. 482, 569,611 Lavine, K. .M., side of land in Minnesota 1084 Law: career guidance 871 legal psychiatry 352 tee also .Actions at law— Internatlon.al law- Law observance and enforcement— . LawB— Military law. July-June 1271 Page Law enforcement, see Law observance and enforcement. Law Library, Library of Congress 1021 activities and important accessions 1021 Law observance and enforcement: in Hawaii, expenses of investigation 541 in Hawaii, Justice Dept. information 889 lawlessness in law enforcement 110 prohibition laws, ofl:cial records 333 value of law observance, information from Prohibition Bureau 411 work and law observance 110 Law Observance and Enforcement Commission, see National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement. Law of nations, see International law. Lawler, Frank J., aneurysm of thoracic aorta.. 198 Lawns, planting and care 213 Lawrence, Elmer, v. United States 1015 Lawrence, E. B.: a youth of the frontier 745 building a nation 742 crisis at Yorktown 742 happiness day 743 I follow Washington 743 Indian's prophesy 743 lure of the sea 743 matching wits 743 mother and son 744 that is my answer. 744 the dominant force 742 vindicated 744 Washington goes in 744 Washington takes the risk 744 Lawrence, S. B., vs. Miss. State Tax Comn. . 1033 I-awrence, SUas B., relief.. 578 Lawrence, Mass.. land 721 (2 entries), 989, 1070 Lawrence Telephone Co., acquisition 1130 Lawrenceburg quadrangle, Ind.-Ky.-Ohio 1000 Laws, Kosetta, relief 484 Laws: circular, laws of 71st Cong. 3d sess 189 Federal and State laws for sale, list 870 index to Federal statutes, estimate 642 private (sUp)— 72d Cong. 1st sess 568, 695-696, 829, 949, 1068-69 public (slip)— 72d Cong. 1st sess 381,469,569-570, 696-697, 829-830, 950-951, 1069-71 session laws — 71st Cong. 3d sess 24,25 State law index, 1929-30 895 statutes at large, Apr. 1929-IMar. 1931 469 see also Codes of law — Revised statutes — also, for single laws or compilations of laws, special subject involved, and names of certain countries, etc. Laws, Committee on Revision of. House: reports - 482, 716 Lawson, H. W., varieties of cheese.- 809 Lawyers: Appalachian Electric Power Co. case — law 469 report 386 customhouse attorneys, regulations. 658 fees — settlement of war claims.. 346, 427, 786 suits growing out of govt, insurance — 606 Wichita Indian claims, remove limit.. 713, 735, 830 qualifications in District of Columbia 856 see also District attorneys. Lawyers Mortgage Co., court cases 173, 408, 428, 519, 786 Layton, M. H.: sou surveys — Beauregard Parish, La 1052 ^ Custer County, iN'ebr 6 Lazell, E. W., Forssman or heterophUe antigen. 1158 Lea, Clarence F. (Representative from CaUf.): reports made by — Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com 479-481,585-588 Leach, Dock, relief 484,738,829 Leach, Glen C, food fishes, 1931... 822 Leach, Robert M., exr., v. Malcolm E. Nichols. 411, 639, 787 Page Lead: census of manufactures 820 in— Arizona 151 Central States 377 Colorado 224 Eastern States 224 Idaho and Washington 10C4 Montana 20,564 Nevada. 20,944 New Mexico and Texas 85 Utah. 1064 pig lead, standard stock catalogue 276 production in 1930 303,944 rates on — antimonial lead -.. 1006 lead 246,882 see also Red lead— White lead. Leader Iron Works, Inc., steel.. 1011 Leadership, papers for officers 180 Leading-edge loads, computing method 770 Leaf hoppers: attack apple in Ozarks... 210 beet leaf hopper's annual migrations 677 feeding habits. 135, 210 Leaf-miners, see Citrus leaf-miners. Leaf rust: specialization in Puccinia triticina 934 susceptibility of barley 812 Leaf spot, resistant sugar-beet strains 214 Leafe, Irving L., relief 968 Leaflets, copyrighted 109, 178, 261, 332, 524, 642, 895, 1141 see also names of Departments, bureaus, etc., issuing leaflets — also subject. Leake, J. P., smallpox and vaccination 279 Leake County, Miss., bridge 714,730,830 Leases: farm lease contract 360 post office garage in Boston 501 post offices, investigation 615,616 see also Petroleum — also names of certain Indian tribes. Leather Division, see Hide and Leather Divi- sion. Leather, hides, and skins: bag, etc., leather, commercial standard 379 census of manufactures 562, 938 country hides and skins 930 customs appeal, leather 621 Government supplies, leather 545 hides and skins require prompt curing 287 home tanning of leather and small skins 808 industry and trade — British 151 French 19 Netherland East Indies. 690 leather preserved by grease 209 production costs, cattle hides and skins 190 rabbit skins for fur 209,930 rates on— hides 168,323 leather 513 pelts 883, 1134 sulphuric acid hydrolysis of leather 227, 306 Leathers, W. S., study in public health work.. 62, 278 Leatherwood Telephone Co., acquisition 35 Leave of absence: diplomatic officers, instructions 1032 foreign service, Executive order 904 Post Office Department, excess leave 532 postal service substitutes, granting pay 720 Treasury Department, regulations 6.58 Leavening compounds, census of manufactures. 937 Leavitt, Scott (Representative from Mont.): reports made by — Indian Affairs Com 479, 584. 711-713, 839-840, 962, 1084 Irrigation and Reclamation Com.. 482,589 Public Lands Com 596.721-722,971 Lebanon Equity Exchange, relief 493,578 Le Blond, C. H., las instituciones para nifios.. 337 LeBoeuf, Gabrielle M., social service 1158 Le Bus, Mary B. B., v. comnr. of internal revenue 327 Le Carpe Bayou: improvement, hearings 972 preliminary examination and survey 797 1272 Index, 1931-1932 Page Lectures, copyrighted 109, 178, 2C1, 332, 52t. 642, 895, 1141 I^dendecker, Delia D., relief 497 Le Uuc, Frank I)., r. L'nited States 106 LeDuc, }{oy, case of adiur 106 Lee, Alfred It.: business records for poultry keepers 360 capons and cai>onizing 1051 duck raising 807 efTect of rod-liver oil In diet of hens 206,301 feeding chickens 554 goose raising 287,929 guinea fowl 1051 iucutiutinn and brooding of chickens 807 poultry keeping in back yards 130, 1051 SQUub raising 67tJ turkey raising 287,930 Leo, Clrtrenee V., r. United States 1119 Lee, Kulii K., relief 578 Lee. ¥. \V.: factors of induction method, explanation.. 20 magnetic measurenienls on dikes 564 master mechanical oscillator 944 Lee, il. IL. relief 475,978, 1069 Lee. Hiury M., relief 593, 1112 Lee, Kalherine J., v. United States 763 Lee, L. L., soil survey of Freehold area, N. J.. 676 Lee, Lasloy: surface water supply — Ohio Hiver basin 236, 1126 St. Lawrence Hiver basin 32,236,873 Lee, Robert E., statue, thanking Governor 710 Lee, William Z., relief 1077 Leech, L. Gordon, case of trustee 389 Leesville, Slagle & Eastern Ky., abandon- ment 1004 Leete, C. S., foaming of milk and cream 72 Leeward Islands, increase in postage 184 LeFevre, Kdwin: making fermented pickles 6,930 making vinegar in the home, etc 288 Lefkowitz, Daniel M., U. S. p 174, 255,408,519,538,910 Legal aid 893 Legel Oil & Gas Co., petroleum products 514 Legg, Caroline E., leisure-time activities of rural children 522 Legislation, see Laws— a/«o Congress of United States, and subjects of bills and resolutions. Legislative calendars, see House of Representa- tives— Senate— a/40 names of com- mittees. Legislative establishment appropriations, see Appropriations. Legislative Reference Service, Library of Congress 895 Legislature of Porto Rico, acts, etc., 1931 132 Legumes: inoculation dci)ends on field test 209 inoculation with bacteria.. 292 nitrogen fixation a cooperative process 676 Lehde & Schoenhut, relief 475,853,949 Lehigh <& New England R. It.: rates on coal 244 valuation 103 Lehigh Portland Cement Co., cement 243 Lehigh River, navigation, etc., report 1160 Lehigh Valley R. R.: bonds 1004 claim against Germany 190, 1032 rates on- cork wood 244 plumbers' supplies 102 radio cabinets 514 tar 103 Lehlbach, Frederick R. (Representative from N. J.): report made by- Merchant Marino, Radio, and Fisheries Com 844 Lehmkuhl, Catherine, appointment 187 Leibowit/,, Max, v. United Status 42 I^ighton, J. II., c. comnr. of internal revenue.. 408 l>eigliton, R. \V ., essay typo eiamluatiou 1124 Leighty, Clyde I'..: common while wheats 75 emmer and spelt 292 Inheritance in constant hybrid 285,360 Page Leighty, Clyde E.— Continued. wheat growing in Southeastern States 141 winter wheat in eastern United States 658 Lelninger, Charles P., court cases 255, 428, 519, 637, 786 Leinlnper, Frederick, relief 484 I.«isenrinK, Edward B., exr., r. I'nlted States.. 867 I^'isurc-tiine activities, rural children 522 Leiand, William 11., v. comnr. of internal rev.. 255 j Leiand Oil Works p. United States 763 Leiand Stanford Junior University, Pacific Coast Branch of Amer. liist. Assoc. 783 Lely, Nicholas O., admr., cotirt case 622 Lemon, Hal Y., court case 329 Lemon, James M., shrinkage of fish in storage. 689 Lemon, Chinese dwarf, introduced 366 [ Lemon-oil, analysis and comi>osition 808 Lenape Ilydraulic Pressing and Forging Co... 869 Lenard rays, iiieiksurenient 24,154 Lenawee County, .Mich., title to land_ 842,861,950 Lennon, John T., claim 979,1078 Lens mountings, customs appeal 1121 i Lenses, customs appeal 748 Leonard, John P., relief 968 Leonard, Lewis T.: legume inoculation by cultures 209 legumes, etc., inoculation with bacteria 292 Leonard, Crosset 4 Riley, Inc., potatoes.. 102,514 Leper Home, see National Home for Lepers, Carville. Leprosy: in Hawaii, treatment, etc.— hearings 724 report 849 metabolism of calcium, etc., serum study.. 664 phosphorus, etc., content in blood sera 61 white blood cells and clinical progress 352 LeRoy, Charles, relief of estate 475 Lesem Bach & Co., linen 905 Lesh, F. R.: soil surveys- Crawford County, Mich 449 Kalkaska County, Mich 449 Williamsburg County, S. C 71 Leslie, Frank: reading by neuropsychiatric patients 128 recreational therapy for mentally ill 794 Leslie, R. T., extractinn of liquids, apparatus.. 947 Lespedezas introduceovulose. physical umpcrties, etc 694,947 Levy, Edwin M., dementia pra'cox 198 July-June 1273 Lewis, A. B.: ^aee constant-frequency generator 467,694 some electrical properties of micas 88, 228 Lewis, Davistal laws and regulations 267 optical rotation 947 wood-liquid relations ... .8 Liquors: distilled and vinous, census '.' grain used for distilled spirits, 1909, etc 44. in Indian country, transfer Jurisdiction 5h). cm in Indian country, vehicles, etc., seized iv liquor laws, compilation 697,' rHjrmit procedure, nonbeverage liquors - I»ersons engaged in manuf;icture, 1909, etc.. i prescriljing medicin.d liquors, heiirings. 842. '■- prevention of smuggling, convention 1. statistics of into.xicaliug liquors, 1931 .' transi>ortation under seal through C. Z . . . .'.- - !;■ tee aUo Prohibition. Lirong Road, chart - "■ Lisboa, .\ntonio F., little cripple -■ Lissner, U., Co., Inc., f. United States : Liston Range Rear Light, Del 840,980, li Litchfield, Jerry .\., relief of admx •- Literiicy tests, directions for use ^v Literature, scientific, international catalogue. . .' Lithium: heat contents in aqueous solutions ^j Lithium chloride, effect on S. scarlatinae 664 Lithologic studies of Cretaceous rocks 317 Little, Bascom, v. comnr. of internal revenue. . 326 Little, Delbert M., Calif, mountain barriers... 455 Little, Paul, relief 733 Little (^ahaba Coal Co., W. E. Snead r.... 174,408 Little Rock College, relief 727,835 Little 'I'ruckee River, reservoir construction... 736 Littleton quadrangle, Vt.-N. H... 318 Litton, Robert E., v. United SUtes 410 Lituya Bay, geography and geology 396 Live Oak, Perry & Gulf R. R., excess income . 754 Live stock, see Cattle. Live Stock Traffic Association, cattle 166 Liver: tuberculosis of liver... 1041 Liver (calf, beef, and lamb): Federal standard stock catalogue 791 Liverpool Bay, chart 112 Livestock, see Cattle. Living expenses, see Cost and standard of living. Living pages from Washington's diary 743 Living standards, see Cost and standard of living. Livingston, Robert S., court case 1138 Lloyd, Bolivar J.: cooperacion panamericana en sanidad 1025 same (in Portuguese) 1146 Lloyd, Ernest E., coiu-t case... 408 Lloyd, J. R., wet-bulb depression 935 Lloyd Sabaudo Societa Anonima per Azioni.. 1016 Load-line certificates: reciprocal recognition by— Denmark 785 Germany... 7S5 Iceland 785 Irish Free State 638 Japan 345 Loading, see Unlading and lading. Loan associations, see Building and loan asso- ciations. Loans: Federal loans for unemployment relief — 1099 merchant marine construction loan fund... 844 small loans in D. C, regulation 1081 to veterans on service corlificates. 732, 1095, 1106 under Reconstruction Finance Corp. act- 553, 653, 073 under section 210 of transportation act 641 tee also Agricultural credit— Bonds of United States, and names of United States securities, e. g. Certificates of indebtedness— Mortgages-Pub- lic debts— a/so names of certain railroads, companies, etc. Loans anrl Currencv Division 61,127,196,278, 351, 433, 646, 663, 793. 914, 1040, 1167 Lobb, A\ llliam, botanical collection in Colom- bia 654 Lobbying in Washington, D. C, hearings C12 Ix)bert, Mary J., relief 836 July-June 1275 Lobsters: ^^se conservation and transportation — liearing -.. 855 report-- - 1104 publications for sale by supt. of does.- 159 Locarno meeting of Meteorological Com 683 Locher & Co., Inc., coal - 244 Lockhart Mills, see RIonarch Mills. Lockport, N. Y., water from Niagara River 622 [/Ockups, village, and police jaUs, report 46 Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood of, see Brotherhood of Locomotive En- gineers. Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Brother- hood of, see Brotherhood of Loco- motive Firemen and Enginemen. Locomotive Inspection Bureau 41,325,403 report, 1931 403 report on accident at Graham, N. Y 325 Locomotive Springs Migratory Bird Refuge.-- 270 Locomotives: accident to Erie R. R. locomotive 325 census of manufactures 820 fuel for locomotives 34,96, 163, 239, 319, 509, 628, 754, 875, 1002, 1128 inspection law with rules, etc 41 inspection laws, etc., interpretations 325 rates on --- 246 Locomotor movements in diencephalic lesions. 128 Lohnis, F., inoculation of legumes, etc 292 Log-cars, rates on 246 LiOgan, Mrs. George F., et al., relief 956 Logan, John, p. United States 171,515,538 Logan, K. H., soil-corrosion studies, 1930 23, 154, 307 Logan, M. M. (Senator from Ky.): reports made by — Claims Com- --- 493,495, 600-602, 728, 853-854, 978, 1100-03 Military Afiairs Com - 862 Loganberries, canned, standard stock cata- logue 543 Logging: in Appalachian region 73 in California redwood region 1054 Logs: correctly bucked, pay more 211 rates on 39,101,168,403,882,1009 stumpage and log prices, cal. yr. 1929 290 stumpage and log prices, cal. yr. 1930 556 use in farm construction - 1051 see also Timber. Lohbeck, Anna, relief 578 Lohr, A., cloud flights 559 Lolo National Forest, lands (2 entries) 534 Lombok, chart of anchorages 112 London, England, internat. economic conf 1154 Lone Star Gas Co., gasoline 38 Lonergan, Augustine (Representative from Conn.) reports made by — Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com- 481,585,841 Long, John D., plague eradication in Peru- 197,433 Long, Nesta S., appointment -- 1148 Long, Richard C, Portuguese taxation, corpo- rations and negotiable instruments - 20 Long, W. Floyd, v. United States - 410 Long Beach Harbor, charts..- 221,821 Long-Bell Lumber Co -. 393 Long Island Railroad: trackage 1004 Transit Comn. of N. Y., etc., vs 539 valuation - 103 Long Island Sound, charts- 84,941 Long Lake Migratory Bird Refuge enlarged... 781 Longleaf pine, see Pine. Longlev, A. E.. chromosomes in grass sor- ghums.... 805,933 Longshore labor conditions 1139 Longworth, Nicholas, bust 952 Loofbourow, Frederick C. (Representative from Utah): reports made by — Indian Affairs Com. . 479, 712-713, 962, 1085 Lookout Bight, chart 821 Lookout, Cape, chart of shoals-. 821 Loomis, Ellas, pioneer meteorological work 76 Loomls, H. F.: ^a«« agricultural investigations, 1925-30 681 cotton root-rot fungus 4,74 Loose smut, see Smuts. Loose- Wiles Biscuit Co.: bakery goods - 242 boxes - - 880 Lorenz, Arthur, v. United States 1 42 Lorillard, P., & Co. v. United States 867, 1012 Loring, Augustus P., appointment 1088 Los Angeles, C!alif.: Chamber of Commerce — broom-corn 756 iron 1008 OS campos de desportos em Los Angeles — 114 rivers and harbors in district, report. 798 seasonal rainfall, 1850-77, values 559 Securitv- First National Bank v. Galen H. Welch 892 windstorm, Nov. 22, 1930 142 see also Los .\ngeles Harbor. Los Angeles County, Calif.: lands for Metropolitan Water District 848, 1070, 1095, 1115 relinquish U. S. title to lands 971 Los .\ngeles Harbor, charts 221,821,1061 Losap Islands, chart 529 Losolav Anchorage, chart 264 Lotteries: penalties for use of mails 989 suppression in Canal Zone 587,1108 Loud, Brewster, Lumber Co., raUroad ties 248 Loud speakers, rates on 882 Louden Machinery Co. v. United States 993 Louderback, Harold, conduct as judge 965 Louisiana: bridges across— Mississippi River 480,569 Pearl River 963,980,1070 Sabine River 964,980,981,1071,1104 census, 1930 — agriculture 15,459 drainage 686 irrigation 459 occupations 938 population 79 retail distribution 79 unemployment 15 collecting grasses 906 Federal aid highway system progress map. 141 lands, sale and patent — hearing 864 information from Interior Dept 505 mail routes, schedules. 53, 185, 339, 533, 780, 1147 post route map 651 Public Ser^^ce Commission — vs. Texas & New Orleans R. R 428 V. United States, etc 256,428 rates on fertilizer materials 1008 reconnaissance of mounds 906 sugarcanes, variety tests 293 p. United States, etc 256,428 Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station... 1052 Louisiana & -^^rkansas Ry.: bridge across Mississippi River 480, 569 Emergency Boards— 1931, report.. 27 1932, proclamation 781 1932, report 888 rates on — fuel-oil.. 1008 lumber.. 631 securities... 321 Louisiana & North West R. R., excess income. 239 Louisiana & Pike County R. R., valuation 320 Louisiana, Arkansas &. Texas Ry.: Emergencv Board, 1932, proclamation 781 Emergencv Board, 1932, report 868 notes 1004 Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation, Inc 247 Louisiana Railway & Navigation Co 167 Louisville, Ky.: airway map 296 grocery survey 85, 690,823 rivers and harbors in district, report 798 switching 632 Louisville & Nashville R. R.: abandonment ..- 878 bonds 241,321,1130 1276 Index, 1931-1932 Louisville & Nashville R. R— Continued. ^^^^ fr.iKht rates 38. 167. 1008 ratos on- acid phosphflte_ - 879 ammonJuin nitrate 242 coal 244, 610 contractors' outflts 244 creosote oil 1007 fruit 8«2 hav KS2 lard substitut«s KW logs i03 lumber 101 sand 40 Stone 884 tannine extract 632 tobacco 1135 tomatoes - 1011 vinCfiiir 1011 V. United States, etc. (case no. 88) 325.539 Lovald. II. II.: soil surveys- Cedar County. Nebr 930 Thayer County, Nebr -'ss Love, Julian, tumor of jiituitary body 771 Loveless, Hathel A., relief i?33 Lovett, William K.. relief 578 Lowber Gas Cool Co. r. United States... 1015, 1016 lyowe, E. P., soil survey, Jackson County, Miss 209 Lowe, John I., relief S50 Lowe, John 7.., relief 578 Lowell, Henrv, alias, see AVherland. John 11. D. Ix)well, Percival D.. court case 328,410 Lowell Creek, flood control works estimates.- 478 Lowell. Fort, lands for .Arizona Univ.. 739.848,950 Lower Umpmia Indians, see Umpqua Indians. Lower Vein Coal Co., relief 835 Lowman, K. E., surRifal poiter 180 Lowrie, W. L., German chemical develop- ments 823 Lowry, E. F., relief work following Belize hurricane 1142 Lowrj'. Rosamund P., relief 1078 Lowry, T. Martin, optical rotation of liquids.. 947 Lowry Fruit Co., tomatoes 1011 Lozicr, Ralph F. (Repre-scntatlve from Mo.): reports made by- Claims Com...- 575, 578, 834. 1077, 1079, 1081 Lubricating-oils: aviation engine oil, report 199 census of manufactiues 298 costs of production.- 540,657 emulsions in control of San Jose scale 13S Federal standard stock cataloRue 792, 1037 in internal-combustion engines - 20 rates on- 168,246 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... 514 sprays for use on dormant fruit frees 364 ta\. amendment to revenue act of 1932 1095 Lubrication and lubrication systems, instruc- tions 643 Luce, Harold, relief 845 Luce, Robert (Representative from Mass.): reports made by — Library Com 843 World ^V ar Veterans' Legislation Com. 860 Luchs, Morton J., r. comnr. of internal revenue. 25S Lucler, D. E., relief 107S Lucker, John T., trematodc worms 120 Lacker, Laurence U., p. United States 311 Luckhardt, Gertrude, case of heirs of Rosa von Zimraermann 312,787,893, 1151 Ludwlg, C. A.: earUness in cotton 285,359 germination of cottonseed 805,927 Lueper, Anna, relief 0!^ Lueger, Ernst, relief of widow 956 Lues, sfe Syphilis. Luff, Paul, gold, silver, etc.. In Utah 1064 Lukens, R. R., coast pilot, .\laska 17 Lumbar spine 1158 Lumber: cen.sus statl.stlcs 459,6*6 costs In U. S. and rompetlnp country 788 Europe as Ameriran lumber market 464 Federal standard stock catalopue 659 handlinv; Ameri< nn lumber In Mexico, etc. 302 in Now Zealnnunds iu !9S0 370' Madness. J. H., handling fall and winter pears. 813 Magnetic declination, tee Comp'.'SS. Magnetic measurements on dikes 804 Magnetic observatories, tee names of observato- ries. Magnetism, tee Terrestrial magnetism. Mahatao Harbor, chart 373 Maher, Amy Q., bookkeepers, etc., in Ohio 1140 Maher, P. P., eventration of diaphragm 1142 Mahone, J. K.. Bridge Co., bridge 1080 Mabone, Lionel A ., uroselectan 127 Mahoney, David J., advance on retired list. 693, 816 Mahoney, Florence, relief 835 Mahoney, J. F., Kahn reaction In guinea pigs.. 6^ Mahoning Coal R. R_ - 763,; Mahoning County, Ohio, viaduct 480,HB Mahoning River: bridge at New Ci>stle. Pa 585,729,8a» viaduct at Struthers, Ohio 480,500 Maier, Henry, velvet 821 Mail contracts: star routes steamboat or other power-boat routes 267 tee ntto International postal service. Mail delivery: insured and C. O. D. mail to hotels, etc.. 1148 rural delivery county maps, price list 851 tee also Special delivery — also names of certain cities. Mail matter: acceptance of nonmetered permit mall 848 ammonia solutions, niiiilabillty 848 articles easily lifiueflable, regulations 287 back numbers, etc.. 2er handling- acceptance without stamps affixed 184 3d-cl"iss matter mailed in bulk 848. undeliverable 2d-class matter 1027 indorsed with reason for nondelivery 1148 notices concerning 3-cent rate 1146 notices to publishers when undeliverable.. 720, 1114 ownership statements, etc.. 2d-cl!iss mall. . 1090 place of mailing Ist-class metered matter . 420 postage Increase on Ist-class matter.. 1146, 1147 postage on certain 2i rural routes, etc., aee Railway Mail Service. Mails, see Mail matter. Maine: blueberry maggot control 364,677 census, 1930 — agriculture 145, 6S6 occupations.- -. 218 population .- 939 retail distribution.. 16 wholesale distribution 939 chart - 462 Federal aid highway system progress map. S14 First National Bank, of Boston, exi., r« 539 post route map 651 Maine Central R. R., acquisition and opera- tion 241 Mains, E. B.: Puccinia triticina 934 rust resistance inheritance in maize 205, 292 susceptibility of barlej- to leaf rust 812 Maize, tee Corn. Major, J. Earl (Representative from HI.): report made by — Post Office and Post Roads Com 1090 Mala, Punta. aviation charts 645 M&laga, Carlos S4nchez, see Sanchez Malaga, Carlos. Malaga grape, see Grape. Malaria: Anopheles atropos, new potential carrier... 433 induced malaria, treatment problems 198 malarial therapy of paresis 1001 therapy in agitated c-ases of paresis ..- 915 treatment of dementia paralytica 1158 treatment of general paralysis 1158 Malay .\rchipe;ago: air mail, Netherlands-Dutch East Indies.. 184 chart of Eastern Archipelago 335,418,529 leather in Netherland East Indies 690 lights, etc., on coast 1022 pilot, Ea.st Indies, supplements 772 Malde, O. G.: establishing cranberry fields 74 managing cranberry fields 812 Male industrial emplovees, sickness among 62, 279. 546, 915 Maligay Bay, chart 462 Malianancv, see Tumors. Malley. ^vmiam .\., relief 601,703 Malloch. John K., Cies, genus Pseudotephritis. 272 Malmbere, C. G., resristration of cathode rays. 467, 694 Malmesbury, Port, chart 462 Malone, J. T., asthmogenic puhnonarv cavita- tion 128 Malone, John D., relief of mother 4*9 Malone, K. Y., lease of bridge 481, 630, 855 Maloney, Paul H. (Representative from La.): reports made by — Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com 480.714,963-964 Maloney Tank Manufacturing Co., tank ma- terial 324 Malott, J. O.: commercial education 316 la ensenanza comercial 336 same (in Portuguese) 530 Malott, Volney T.. case of trustees 256 Malt, (census of manufactures 457 Malt-extract, rates on 882 Malt liquors, see Liquors — also names of liquors. Malted mUk, standard stock catalogue 59 Mammals, New Mexico 676 see also names of mammals. Mammoth Cave National Park, lands. 487, 502, 570 Man: age of human race in light of geology... 342, 425 insects and man 342. 425 insects injurious to, publications 159 Managua earthquake: foreign service claims 537 relief work 526 Manassa Timber Co.. piling 169.324 Manassas Produce Co. r. Tnited States 867, 1016, 1138 Manchester, N. H., term of court 965 Manchuria: and adjacent regions, map 656 Page Manchuria — Continued. conditions, resolution requesting cc)rre- spondence — Congressional report 385 State Department report 538 Maneuverability of F6C-4 airplane 45 Manganese: has fertilizer value.. .^.- 209 production in 1930 564 zinc oxide in determination 306,468 Mangel-wurzel, changes during storage 359,448 Mangelsdorf Seed Co., sweet-clover seed 758 Manges, Beatrice I., relief... 979 Mangone, Philip, Co., Inc, r. United States... 38 Manic-depressive psychosis: significance of schizoid mechanisms 664 study in ex-servic-e men 547 Manila Harbor, charts 149,1062 Manistee River, navigation, etc., report 798 Manitou Island, chart 356 Manitou Passage, chart 130 Manitou River, navigation, etc., report 921 Mann, L.: c-oaliD 1929 ..- 303 coal in 1930 644 Mann, L. B., marketing livestock. 156 Mann, P. L., r. United Statef. 993 Mann, S. J., subacute infectious endocarditis.. 547 Mann, 'W. M., collecting animals in Br. Guiana 906 Manning, Caroline, wage-earning women, 1930. 894 ^Manning, Raymond E., statutory changes 895 Manning quadrangle, Tei 874 Maimose: derivatives of 4-glucosido-mannose 379, 567 halogeno-tetra-acetyl-derivatives 151, 307 Manometer, multiple, and piston gages 88 Mansbach Scrap Iron Co., iron 245 Mansfield, G. R., nitrate deposits of U. S 999 Mansfield, George C, Co., relief 475 Mansfield, George D., relief 475 Mansfield, Joseph J. (Representative from Tex.): reports made by — Rivers and Harbors Com.. 487.596, 1093-94 Mansfield, \Vendell C: Pliocene fossils from Florida limestone 752 Tertiary mollasks from Florida 272 Manuals, see name of Department, bureau, etc., issuing manual— ofio special sub- ject. Manufacturers Aircraft Association, Inc.. 620, 1138 Manufactures: accidents in industries, 1926-30 1019 1931 census of manufactures — indu.stry classifications 686 instructions for preparing rer>orts 686 loth census of L'nited States — distribution, products of industries... 1060 fuel, etx"., consumption in industries... 297, 458 State series, .Arizona 1059 statistics for industries and States 819 census pubhcations for sale 315,997 labor turnover in certain firms 413 publications for sale by supt. of docs 159 tax on sales by manufacturer 1156 see also names of manufactured articles. Manufactures Committee, Senate: hearings 386,499,612,737,988,1111 minoritv views 988 reports."..- 499,737,988 Manures: livestock parasites killed by heat 70 sources of com borer reinfestation 289 substitutes made from city wastes 288 see also Green manuring. Manuscripts, collections in Library of Con- gress (2 entries) 783 Manuscripts Division, Library of Congress, report, 1930-31 642 see also Jameson, J. Franklin. Many waters, a George Washington pageant.. 743 Manz Corporation r. United States 389 Manzano National Forest, see Cibola National Forest. Map projection, «« Maps and charts. Map reading, see Maps and charts. 1280 Index, 1931-1932 Page Mapaac Road, chart 899 Mapes, Carl E. (KcprcscDtative from Mich.): reports made by- District of Columbia and United Statos, Select Committee to Investigate Fiscal Relations l)et wei/n 3S2 Interstate and foreign Commerce Com 481,964, low Maple sugar, production 288 Maple syrup, production 288 Maps and charts: air mail routes, map 779 air navigation maps 77, 1058 airplane mapping, optical requirements... 827, lOOG airway maps 13. 77, 143. 2%, 370, 684, 817, 937 Coast and Geodetic Survey catalogue.. 940 United States airway map 143, ft84 Army extension courses, map reading 129, 354, 355, 667, 920 aviation charts 48, 111, 263, 334, 645, 774, 898, 1022 Index 529 commercial aviation communication sys- tem 392 construction, map projection applications.. 83 copyrighted . . 109, 178, 2fil, 332. 524, 642. 895, 1141 county outline map of United States 929 Federal standard stock catalogue 659 issued by- Aeronautics Branch 13, 77, 143, 2%, 370, 684, 817, 937 Agricultural Economics Bureau 929 Air Mail Service 779 Coast and Geodetic Survey 18,83,148, 221. 300, 373, 461. 688, 821, 941, 1061 Coast and Geodetic Survey, carto- graphic publications 83 Coast and Geodetic Siu-vey, cata- logues 221,299,940 Federal Radio Commission 392 Forest Service 9,74.140 212, 2f»l, 365, 452, 556, 679, 811, 932 General Land OfDce 998 Geological Survey, topographic maps.. 32, 94, 237, 317, 396, 507, 625, 752, 873, 1000, 1126 Hydrographic Office. .. 48. 111. 112, 181, 263, 334, 417, 527. 645. 774. 899, 1022, 1143 nydrographic Office, catalogue 334 Northern and Northwestern Lakes Sur- vey 130,356,669,1161 Public Roads Bureau 11, 141, 454. 558, 682, 814, 934, 1056 Quartermaster General 66 Shipping Board 118 State Department... 656,1032 Weather Bureau 12.76,143,215, 294. 369. 455, 560, 683, 816, 935, 1057 land-grant, etc., railroads 66 list of maps for sale by supt. of docs 315 map series, State Department 656,1032 maps associated with George Washington. 741 marinirs' and aviators' charts, catalogue... 334 nautical charts, catalogue 527 naval aviation charting program 50 113, 1S2, 265, 336, 418, 646, 776 post route maps, list 651 post route maps, price list 651 rural delivery county maps, price list 651 six'Cifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... 662 see aUo names of cities, rivers, etc. Marathon County, Wis., Albert A. Hooper p». 428 Marble: census of manufactures 459 routing from Georgia to northern points.. 1009 Marcley, Walter J., .\ddison's disease 353 Marcus, A. B.^ Co., butter 630 Mare Island Navy S'lu-d, propelling machinery U. S. S. Chicago 643 Mare Island Str-xit, chart 941 Marfleld, Dwight, the Washingtons at home.. 744 Mariel, I'uerto, chart 49 MarietU, U. 8. S.: silver .servlw to Campus Martins Museum. 717 Marietta Miuiufacturing Co.: r. Federal Trade Commission 29,233 r. United States 174,620 Marine Band at Confederate Veterans' re- union 718 Page Marine Barracks, District of Columbia: epidemic of food poisoning by Ice '-••' Marine Barracks, Quantico: reimbursement of enlistiKl men Id Marine Corps. 46, 179.333. 416. 526. 643. 771. 897, P. detachment at Rapidan, regulations i ; manual, 1931 i: officers- decorations, etc., from foreign Govts.. CI I, 711 directory 111,333,644, 10> distrihution, promotion, etc .' in District of Columbia, 0«n. 1931 l' register, 1932 s orders 46, 179,333.644, 771,897, Kl register, 1932 ,v reimbursement of enlisted men K : report, 1931 416, ic. training student aviators, syllabus '.■ . wages for civil employees, field service 2"i. wars, etc., in whieh marines partieipated.. 9)5 see alio Fleet Marine Corjis Reserve -Pay, Marine Corps— Retired list. Ma- rine Corps. Marine Corps emergency officers' retired list. see Emergency officers' retired list. Marine Con)s Reserve: directory of officers 111,333,644,1021 register of officers. Jan. 1, 1932 644 training student aviators, syllabus 282 see also Fleet Marine Corps Reserve. Marine engineering: bulletin of engineering information 46, 111 , 179, 333, 415, 525, 643, 771, 897, 102 1 index to nos. 51-70 K>~ manual of engineering instructions — chapters li;. reprints of chapters 528, 114.; Marine hospitals, see names of places where located. Marine interests, su Shipping. Marine products, see Fish and fisheries. Marine standards, see American marine stand- ards. Marine subsidies, see Subsidies. Marine Transit Corporation, court case 539 Mariners, see Notice to mariners— Sailors. Marines, see Marine Corps— Veterans, and referenee.s. Marion, Ohio, address of President Hoover 54 Marion County, Oreg., soil survey 808 Marion County, W. Va., falls on roof and coal in mines 1064 Marion Expedition, scientific results 60,559,792 Marionette, Wis., chart 356 Maritime neutrality with .American States 908 Markers, see names of places where erected. Market-gardening: seeds for market garden 1055 tomatoes as truck crop 75,934 tnick crop statistics, 1928-31 654 Marketing, see Markets and marketing. Marketing Service Division 302,376,564 Markets and marketing: agricultural conference and Farm Board inquiry 384 agricultural marketing act, amendment — hearing 726 reports 977, 1074 analyzing markets in Connecticut 1063 consumer market statistics 690 equalization fee, debenture, etc., plans 977, 1074 export debentures, issuance 1074 farm marketing program 698,1074 guide for farmers' marketing assoc 1122 in Canal Zone, repeal ordinance 587, 1108 program of national farm organizations 471 publications— for sale by supt. of documents 02,097 of Federal Farm Board 1123 research sources on domestic marketing 664 secure to farmer cost of production- hearings 673,600 report 1074 steady growth of cooiierativo marketing.. 1122 see also Crops and markets (i)eriodicail)— also names of articles marketed. Markets Bureau July-June 1281 Marking: Pa^e beef cattle 675 shipping marks for Indian supplies 624 Markley, K. S., changes in coating of apple 4, 9 Marksninnship, see .'-hootine. Marland, Ernest W., v. United States 389 Marlatt, C. L.: bedbug 931 cockroaches 289 house ants 931 see also Entomology Bureau. Marley, Michael, relief 484 Marore Island, chart 775 Marquardt, Albert A., relief 738 Marquette Harbor, report 1093 Marr, George A., storm warnings on Great Lakes 76 Marr, James C, corrugation method of irriga- tion 286 Marriage certificates, filing in Hawaii. -. 715 Marriages: census of marriages and annulments, 1930.. 562 of American citizens abroad 538 Marschall Dairy Laboratory, annattoseed 98 Marsden, Roger D., tile for land drainage 361 Marsden, S. J., turkey raising stabOized.. 449 Marsh, C. Dwight: cockle burs as poisonous plants.. 807 larkspur or poison weed 929 Nuttall's death camas 807 Marsh, Hadleigh, larkspur or poison weed 929 Marshall, A. L., relief 578,1102 Marshal], Edwin J., court case 106 Marshall, Elton L., Office of Solicitor for Agri- culture Department 935 Marshall, F. R.: farm sheep raising for beginners 71 raising sheep on temporary pastures 929 silage for sheep 677 Marshall, May L., admx., relief 578 Marshall, S. M., jigging, etc., of coals 224 Marshall, William B., Anodontites 272 Marshall Field & Co., see Field, Marshall,* Co. Marshall- Wells Co. v. United States 26, 327,519,1119 Marsteller, A. A., undulant fever... 180 Marston, Edgar L., court case 174 Martens, Elise H.: education, etc., of exceptional children 316 teachers of exceptional children 871 Martin, A. H., rp., etc., of Fed. Trade Comn. 869 Martin, A. Y., relief 1102 Martin, Albert, phrenic surgery in intrapul- monary disea-se. 128 Martin, Charles H. (Representative from Oreg.): reports made by- Rivers and Harbors Com 488 War Claims Com. 598, 724-725, 849-850, 974 Martin, F. S., & Co., misrouting.. 169 Martin, Frank, relief 703 Martin, Garrett M., relief 485 Martin, Helen, v. Frank C. Bowers 107 Martin, J. F., protect pine from blister rust. 74, 812 Martin, James V., v. United States 764, 890 Martin, Jesse C, jr., patent appeal 305 Martin, John B., v. United States 890 Martin, John H.: common white wheats... 75 durum wheats 453 emmer and spelt 292 Martin, John I., patent appeal 226 Martin, Lawrence, George Washington atlas.. 741 Martin, Louis, relief... 485 Martin, WiOiam H., influence of nitrogen, etc., on potato tubers 135, 206 Martin County, N. C, soil survey 363 Martin Hotel Co., court cases 637 Martin- Walsh, Inc., rehef of successors 956 Martinez, Viuda de Sanchez, Mercedes, claim. 1083 Martini, Mary L., susceptibility of barley to leaf rust 812 Martinscica Harbor, chart 49 MartjTiov, A. B., insects of order Trichoptera. 344 Marvin, Charles F., sr.: evaporation from lakes and reservoirs 815 Locarno meeting of Meteorological Com... 683 rational theory of cup anemometer 935 see also Weather Bureau. Marvin, Charles F., jr.: Page flame and pressure in engine cylinder 262 Marvin, G. E., yeasts in fermenting honey. 135, 205 Marvin, H. F., yeasts in fermenting honey. 135, 205 Marx, George B., relief 490 Mary Island Anchorage, chart 221 Mary M, barge: relief of owner 601, 703 Maryland: census, 1930 — agriculture 145,686 occupations 459 retail distribution 79 chart 149 fall-sown grains 292 Forestry Department — nonutilized wood survey 295 Geological Survey — Anne Arundel County soil survey 930 Calvert County soil survey 287 Cecil County soil survey 362 Harford County soil survey 449 mail roues, schedules 186, 339, 533, 780, 1028 post route map 651 venereal diseases survey 279, 664 water, sale by District of Columbia 605, 708, 829 wood nonutilized, survey. 295 Marj'land Agricultural Experiment Station: soil surveys — Anne Arundel County.. 930 Calvert County 287 Cecil County 362 Harford County 449 Maryland Casualty Co.: V. Augustus P. Norton, etc.. 104,539 V. United States 174 Maryland Glass Corporation, bottles 99 Masam Po, chart 49 Mascoma quadrangle, N. H.-Vt 1127 Masevonu Anchorage, chart 264 Mason, William H., patent appeal 825 Masonic bodies, treatment of publications 524 Masonic Memorial Association, see National Masonic Memorial Association. Masonic Mutual Relief Association of District of Columbia, see Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co. Masonic Shrine convention, sleeping car park- ing and sanitation 197, 434 Masonry: brick materials, volume changes.. ., 88 strength of hollow units 24 Ma.ssachusetts: census, 1930 — agriculture- 145,686 population. 145 retail distribution 79 unemployment. 79 Federal aid highway system progress map. 934 labor legislation for women 769 post route map... 651 Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion, managing cranberry fields 812 Massachusetts Bay: chart 1062 tide and current tables, 1932 148 Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Co... 313, 404 Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co 26, 637, 747, 1119 Massava Bay, chart 528 Massce & Co., lens mountings 1121 Mast, Fred, relief of beneficiary 607 Masters, Harry V., success in normal school.. 1124 Matanuska Valley, topographic map 507 Matches, rates on 323 Matching wits, a George Washington play 743 Materia medica, Chinese, etc., accessions. Library of Congress 642 Material Branch, Air Corps 199 Materiel Division, Air Corps. 199, 355, 795 cantilever all-metal wing.. 795 Matern, Gertrud B., court case 1138 Maternity, see Mothers. Math, Frank A., pilot-balloon observations 76 Mathematical tables, hyperbolic functions 272 Matheson, J. R. D., Sacramento, Calif., dist.. 800 Matheson, Kenneth J.: cottage cheese in the home 450 varieties of cheese 809 1282 Index, 1931-1932 Page Math«son, William J., caseof exis 174 Mathews, Joseph A., kvulose 6M.947 Mathews, Oscar R., summer tallow at Ard- more 680 Mathieson Alkali Works, Inc., cbloriQ 37,766 Mats and matting: (Trass and coir, census 662 rates on 246,1000 Matshf River, chart. _ 335 Matson Navigation Co. v. United States 106, 408.539 Matsuoka, Asa, labor conditions of women and children in Japan 412. 413 Matteson, David M.: frontier Vpackground of Washington's career 617 Washington and the Constitution 617 Washington, the farmer 617 Washington, the statesman 617 Washington, the traveler 618 Matthews, R. G., knitted-outerwear machin- ery 690 Matthews, W. L., r». J. F. Rodpers 656 Matthie-'v'en, Erard \., court ca=«s 106,764 Mattice, Eugene, tuberculosis of lip, etc 547 Mattic-e, W. K., future of <4pric. meteorology... 215 Mattin?, *te Mats and mattin?. Mattij[, P. R., foreign markets for automotive replacement parts, etc 563 Mattoon, M. A., lire handbook, Region 7 8 Mattoon, Wilbur R.: Mack walnut for timber and nuts 678 black walnut planting .S56 forestry and farm income 290 forestry lesions on home woodlands 556 lonEleaf pine primer 811 making woodland.s profitable 290 shortleaf pine 211 slash pine 8 trees of 4 kinds important on farms 679 Mattresses, censnis of manufactures 297 Maturin Bar, chart 1023 Matz, Philip B.: cancer study in ei-service men 352,434,435 dispensary care of ex-servic-e men 794 manic-depressive psychosis 547 standardization of treatment of diabetes.. 1158 treatment of diabetes lOH Matzner, H>Tn3n, patent appeal 692 Maumee Bay, chart 356 Maumec River, chart 356 Maupin, Felix, relief 718 Mafirtua, Victor M., conciliation and arbitra- tion in America 5) Mavroeenis, Aristote. patent app>eal 565 Maxillary wounds, dental restoration... 794 May, Andrew J. (Representative from Ky.): reports made by — Military AfTairs Com 483-4M 591, 844-845, 967-968 May, O. E., orcanic acids 930 May, Stern &. Co., court case 256,764 Mayacuez Hartx)r. preliminary e\am., etc., rp. 798 Mayan Landine, chart... 373 Mayer, Mary E., tumors 793 Mayfield Creek flood control, etc., rp 798 Maynard, L. K., content of fish meals 928, 1049 Mayne. Bruc-e, Anopheles atropresentative from N. Y.): reports made bv— Post Office and Post Roads Com.. 719-7:0 Mead, Pauline A., health departments 914 Meadown, Roscoe M ., relief 593,615 Meagher. .=?. A.. Co. p. United States 106,389 Meaker, Vema T.: dents! '" >' o"- . among children 279 sexd; rcvalence of laries 546 Meal, «f ; meal— Fish meal— T.in- Meals, tee Food. Meaney, James J., relief 9rA Mear.s, Alfred R., r. United SUtes 328 Page Measuiring instniments, stock c-atalogue 7 tee alto Weights and measiues — aUo names of instruments. Meat: chemic-al ccimposition of food products ' inspection, protects consumers, etc inspection, veterinarv- record in .\.rmy , keeping in home refrigerators 2V1 rates on 513 specifications, etc., for Government... 792, 1040 tee alto Packing industry— a>M names of meats. Meat puddines, census 372 Mechanic-al display figures, customs appeal 904 Mechanic-al eneineierinp, career guidance... 160,871 Mechanical oscillator for seismic recorders 944 Me<-hanical refrigerators, census 459 Mecom. William H., admr., court case 428 Mecosta County, Mich., soil survey 288 Medals: award to WDey Post and Harold Oatty... 496, 837 Federal standard stock catalogue 56 permission to accept— Groves, I/eslie R., jr 967 Hawlev, Paul R 967 Sultan, Dan 1 968 report of Safety Bureau, I. C. C, 1931 400 tee alto Decorations of honor. Medfoid, Oreg.. land for Crater Lake National Park 722,864,950 Mediastinal timior 353 Mediation Board 414 report, 1931 414 tee alto headings beginning Emergency Board. Medical and Hospital Servic-e, Veterans' .\d- minbtration 1158 Medic-al .Association, tee National Medical As- sociation. Medical bulletins, tee Naval medical bulletin — St. Elizabeths Hospital— Vet eians' .Administration. Medical Corps, Navy, retirement of assistant surgeons at 64 615 Medical i")epartment, .\rmy 443 .\rmy trainine regulations 354, 1159 librar>' of .=urpeon General's Office — befiuest of Wm. F. Edgar, to accept... 500 Officers' Reserve Corps, legulations 63 regulations 128,280,353,435.916 report of surgeon general, 1931 443 Medical Department, Navy, tee Medicine and Surcery Bureau. Medical education, tee Medicine. Medical examination, tee Physical examination. Medical Field Service Schooi, extension courses 63.441,550,666,667,92a 1160 Medical library at Hines, HI 665 Medical officers, tee Medical Corps, Navy — \ eterinarj- Corps. .Army. Medical research bulletin, July. 1932 1001 Medicine: as a c:\reer 160 Chinese, etc., accessions. Library of Cong. 642 medical profession and health dept 127,351 medicd science in thirteenth century 352 prescribing of medicinal liquors 842,987 preventive, for medical officers. Navy 180. 626,7-' preventive, relation to Nat. defense, etc " tee alto Veterinary medicine. Medicine and Pharmacy, Military, Interna- tional Congress of, tee International Congress of Military Medicine and Pharmacy. Medicine and Surgery Bureau ISO, 262,416,526,771,897,1142 circular letters 807 personnel division 626 report of surgeon general, 1931 416,1021 tee alto Riggs, Charles E. Me rivers and harboR in district, report :.•: Soatbena Oatlook Coniorenee SSi Memphis Cotton Oil Co. b. United States 1119 Men: adcnessamonsindostrial employees erties ^ 88,228 production in 1930 564 rates on 757 Michael Sars, steamship: north Atlantic deep-sea expedition, 1910. .. 12 Michael Seymoiu', Port, chart 418 Alichelson, Truman: anthroiiological studies in Okla., etc 906 narrative of Cheyenne woman 783 notes on Fox Wftpanowiweni 907 IMichcner, Earl C. (Repn tentative from Mich.): reports made by — Judiciary Com 482,842 ^Michigan: bridge across St. Joseph River 481,496,570 census, 1930 — agriculture 79,145,213 construction industry 939 drainage 687 occupations 1060 retail distribution 79 Conservation Department — Crawford County soil survey 449 Kalki\ska County soil survey 449,450 copix-r mines, natural ventilation 944 lands withdrawn— for lighthouse purposes 187 IKjndlng resurvey, revocation 10'29 July-June 1285 Michigan— Continued. Page mail trains or routes, schedules..., -.. 186, 209, 533, 650, 804, 1148 map, post route 651 Portage River Light for parli: purposes 1080 secretary of state — vs. Micnigan Trust Co., receiver 1033 tuberculosis of cattle eradicated 208 Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station: soil surveys — Crawford County 449 Kalkaska County 449,450 Mecosta County 288 Michigan avenue, D. C, extension, etc 837, 857, 950 Michigan Central R. R.: abandonment 98 construction 401 rates on— davenports 513 potatoes 883 soapstone 170 Miehigan, Lake: charts 130, 669 influences on shore climates 559 Michigan Pole & Tie Co., wood-pulp 250 Michigan Trust Co., receiver, Michigan vs... 1033 Michigan University, respiratory diseases in students, 1917-31 1157 Microfossils of Green River formation 317 Microorganisms, see Bacteria. Microscopes, chromatic aberration 88 Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation 168 Midday meals, see Lunches. Middle Atlantic States, see Atlantic States. Middle Fork K. K., acquisition 241 Middleton, Jefferson: clay in 1930 303 feldspar in 1930 303 fuller's earth in 1930 151 graphite in 1930 224 gypsum in 1930 224 Middleton, William, insect enemies of garden. 364 Middletown & Unionville R. R., excess income. 96 Midges, clover-flower 809 Midland Valley R. R.: coal-cars 323 commissioner of internal revenue v 408 Midshipmen, see Naval .Vcademy, Annapolis. Midway Islands, light list 824 Migratory Bird Conservation Commission 383 report, 1931 383 Migratory birds, see Birds. Mifam, D. F., typhoid fever in Tennessee 914 Milbanke Sound, chart... 49 Mildewproofing, cotton duck 71 Mildews, see Powdery mildew. Military Academy, West Point 282,356 cadets, appointment and admission 282,548 instruction of— Rodriguez Arrea, Julio. 1111 Suriya, Manob 862 Yen, Tisheng 1111 official register, 1931 282 regulations 356 Military Affairs Committee, House: calendars 383,483,716,844,967 hearings 591, 967 minority views 845 reports 383,483-486, 591, 716-717, 844-846, 966-968, 1088-90 Military Affairs Committee, Senate: hearings 738, 988 reports.. 499-500, 613-614, 737-738, 861-862, 988, 1111 Mflitary attaches, instructions 656 Military camps: Army regulations 128,280,353 land in South Dakota for National Guard. 862, 968 nee also Citizens' military training camps — also names of camps. Military communication: basic field manual, signal communication.. 129 extension course, signal communication 442 Signal Corps supply catalogue 282,923 Washington-Alaska system, tarilTs 1162 see also various methods of communication. Military discipline, courtesies, etc 355 Military education: Page Army extension coiu-ses 63, 129, 199, 354, 436, 648, 666, 795, 917, 1042, 1160 Army regulations 63, 353,435, 548, 916, 1159 Army training manual 63, 129,1044 Army training regulations 63, 280, 354, 436, 548, 665, 795, 916, 1042, 1159 value in universities and colleges... 625 Military establishment, see Army. Mflitary expeditions in which Army, etc., par- ticipated 915 Military homes, see Soldiers' and saflors' homes. Military insurance, see Life insurance. Military intelligence, Ofljcers' Reserve Corps, regulations 63 Military Intelligence Division 63,354 Military law. Army extension courses 355, 550 Military laws of United States, supplement 443 Military Medicine and Pharmacy Congress, see International Congress of Mili- tary Medicine and Pharmacy. Military parks, see National parks — also names of parks. Mflitary posts: Army regulations 128, 280, 353 construction 1089 see also names of forts, barracks, etc. Mflitary publications, Army regulations 794 Military pyrotechnics, standard nomenclatuie list 65 Mflitary records. Army regulations 548,665 Military reservations, see names of reserva- tions, forts, etc. — also names of places where located. Mflitary societies, see names of societies. Mflitary supplies: procurement authorities. National Guard.. 65 secret or confidential material, etc 738 see also Army supplies— Munitions— Naval supplies. Mflitary training, see Mflitary education. Mflitary training camps, see Citizens' military training camps. Mflitia, see National Guard. Militia Bureau 65, 443, 669, 802, 923, 1045, 1162 report, 1931 443 Mflitia Target Range Reservation, lands 740 Milk: clean milk production 809 composition, estimating by fat percentage. 285, 359 condensed and evaporated, census 458 cooling on farm... 809 dry arid condensed skim, heat effect 138 effect of garlic on flavor and odor 931 evaporated, rates on 323 filled mflk act, enforcement 953 foaming 72 marketing, procedure for teaching 156 mflk goats, effect of good feed 207 milking and feeding of cows affects 138 ordinance in Missouri 196 pasteurization, in cheese making 210 pasteurization, present status 72, 1052 quality- improvement program for 4-H clubs.. 1052 slides and film strips on pi eduction 91 special jobs in production, analyses 91 reduction of methylene blue. 673 (3 entries), 805 refrigeration in handling, etc 806 report of com. on milk, Conf. of State, etc.. Health Authorities of N. Amer 278 report to White House Conf. on Child Health and Protection 7,61 sanitation in production, publications 809 secretion shown to be continuous process.. 288 small pasteurizing plants 677 standard stock catalogue 59,124,275,660 transporting and handling in tanks... 72 undulant fever traced to infected milk 197 utensils on farm, care 210,809 watering of cows affects milk production... 363 why drink milk? indispensable food 639 Mflk bottle breakage 450 Milk goats 929 Milk products, see Dairy products. Mill-work, Government supplies 545 Millboard, asbestos, standard stock catalogue.. 124 Miller, A. W., health of livestock in transit 70 1286 Index, 1931-1932 Page Miller, C. C, Italian colonial development 690 Miller, r. S.. bridge 586 Miller, Kric R.: cloud (lights, translation S59 metooroloplcal work of F.lias l/ooniis 76 radiation nf sun, etr., at Madison, Wis 215 rainfnll-interix)lation methods, tests 142 relative fre'iuency of cyclone centers 815 Miller, Fre'l E., tobacco bams for sweet-potato Siorape 10 Miller, Fred U., to pay 572 Miller, Fred AV., study of ova from cows.. 285,363 Miller. Oerrit S.. jr.: collectinp in caves, etc., of Jamaica 906 human hair and primate patterning 425 Miller, H. H., Indu.>.tries Co., court case 520 Miller, Hunter, treaties, etc., of U. S 345 Miller, J. M., lethal temperatures for pine beetle 135,289 Miller, John E. (Representative from Ark.): reports made bv — Claims Com 700-703.705-706. 833. 835-836. 9.54, 956-958, 1075. 1080 Miller, Lament, r. United States 174 Miller, Ljnnan L., relief 727,835 Miller, Nelson A., grocery store commodities. 690, 823 Miller, R. B., relief... 384,704 Miller. R. C: fastine metabolism of cattle 553 net enerpy values of corn meal 447, .553 Miller, Robert M'., relief 968 Miller. T. A. 11.: almacenaje de granos en las granjas.. 647 logs and pole^ in farm construction 1051 plain concrete for farm use.. 293 small concrete construction on farm 293 Miller, T. H.: gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in— -Arizona 151 Idaho and "Washington 1064 Montana 20,564 Miller, White B., relief of estate 475 Miller Brothers Co., Inc., lumber 1134 Millet, rites on 101 MiUi Bay, chart 2f>4 Millipan, Howard P., relief 845 MilliKan, Jacob L. (Representative from Mo.): reports made by — Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com 58.5-,';86,588, 713.963, 1086 Millin, R. B., farm sheep raising 71 Millinery, census of manufactures 819 Mills, Allen Q., trustee, court case 176 Mills, Ogden L.: appointing director gen. of railroads.. 652 statement before Finance Com 1106 statement before Ways and Means Com... 383 see also Treasury Department. Mills, William, v. United States... 408,1119 Mills: lighting code 331 pulj) mill pollution effects on oysters 375 see also I'laning mill products. Mills Brothers, relief 581.1103 Mills Novelty Co. r. United States 764 Milne Lumber Co., demurrage 631,1007 Milner, Bert B., patent appeal 825 Miluer-Oondiiig Canal. si>eciflcations n* Milovich, Elizabeth V., venereal diseases 197 Milton, E. II., & Sons, coal 630 Milwaukee, Wis.: airway map 13 district, report on rivers and harbors 798 harbor, hearings on improvement 1093 harbor, report on examination, etc 1044 Navy Band at Spanish War Veterans' con- vention 718 port of Milwaukee 281 •Milyonico, Tony, v. United .states 890 Mimbres Valley, ground-water supply 317 Mimeograph ink and paper, standard 996 Mindanao: charts 221,775 coast pilot supplement 821 Mlndoro, coast pilot supplement 821 Mine accidents, see Accidents. Page Mine-cars, rates on loi Mine gases, see Oases. Mine timbers: coal-mine timbering, vocational classes rate,erculina... same (in Portuguese) tick fever see alto Animal Industry Bureau. Afoisture-strength relations for wood Moles: as pests and fur producers : key-catalogue of parasites ! Uollusks: explorations in Florida Keys new marine mollusks from Panama Tertiary mollusks from southern Florida. . types of Lamarck's geuera of shells see also names of mollusks. Molokai, chart of harbors .Molter, Carrie E., comnr. of internal rev. r Molting, influence of thallium salts 6'.' Molti, Lucy C. A., exrx. r. U. S 404,759. : Molybdenum: article on i production in 1930 Momenee, 111., bridge 585, Ctti. -Monahan, Hubert P., r. U. S 993, li Monarch Mills r. John F. Jones Moncravie, Elisabeth, relief 485,82 Mondovi quadrangle. Wis Money: case of Pande Cameron Co., currency value - - '"" circulation statement 127. 190, : 351, 433, 546, 663, 793, 914, lOtO. : conversion tables, internal, money orders, i. < new conversion tables for sterling 531 stock, etc., extract from Treas. rp.. 1931... 911 values of foreign moneys 57,27-1.540.911 world's monetary stocks, 1929 and 1930 663 see also Finance — Foreign exchange — Paper money— Public moneys- Silver (money). Money-orders: conversion tables 1147 fix fees for issue of domestic orders 719, 1113 for payment in Philippines, errors 184,778 payable in Canada, issue 268 payment at offices on which not drawn... 719, 1114 register of money-order post ofl5ces 63 stolen money-order forms 52, 53, 115, 116, 184, 268, 338, 420, 421, 531, 648, 649, 778, 779, 902, 1027, 1146 special notice, forms from Powell, Mo. 1 146 Money Orders Division 53. 1147 Mong, L. E.: kaolins, effect of firing temperature 694,947 life of sagger 379.567 Mono-methj'1-paramlnophenol sulfate, see Metol. Mono National Forest, resources, etc Monodontomerus aereus, parasite of moth. 205, s^'j Monongahela River: bridges 481, 570, 003, 714, 729, R.'JO light list 303 Monongalia County, W. Va., falls of roof and coal in mines 944, 1064 Monroe, David O., police conditions, report... Ill Monroe, James E., relief 1079 Monroe Harbor, review of reports 972 Monsanto Chemical Works, cresol 1121 Montague, Andrew J. (Representative from Va.): reports made by- Judiciary Com 589,841,843 Montague, R. L., r. United States 256,867 Montana: anthropological studies 906 bridges across Missouri River 480, 4S1, 496, 569, 570, 5S5 census, 1930 — agriculture 80,218 drainage 29S Irrigation 372 occupations 298 population 16 retail distribution 80 wholesale distribution 1060 July-June 1289 Page Montana— Continued. Federal aid highway system progress map. 682 fossil hunting 906 gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc 20,564 Indians, relief of certain tribes, etc 840, 859 jurisdiction over Blackfeet highway 721, 863, 950 land offices, establishing additional 740 lands — for fish-cultural station, etc 722 sale, etc., of lands granted by U. S 501, 848, 951 withdrawal for classification 187 withdrawal in aid of legislation 118 mail routes, schedules 53, 268, 533, 903 post route map 651 power-site restoration no. 469 781 public water restoration no. 70... 54 Railroad Commissioners Board — sugar 515, 1011 waters of Columbia River, compact 482, 986 waters of Yellowstone River, compact 589, 986, 1071 Montana Agricultural Experiment Station, crested wheatgrass 933 Montana Historical Society, silver service 615, 846, 951 Montana, Wyoming & Southern R. R., excess income 399 Montao Anchorage, chart. 335 Montauk, ferryboat: relief of owners 493,579,1069 Monte Cristi Bay, chart. 417 Monterey, Cahf., portions of military res 1089 Montet, Numa F. (Representative from La.): reports made by — Military Affairs Com 591, 844, 846, 966-968, 1090 Montezuma National Forest, resources, etc 212 Montgomery, Edward, court case 747,890, 1119 Montgomery, Henry G., court case 657 Montgomery, James S., prayers in House. 831 Montgomery, Ala., rivers and harbors, report. 798 Montgomery, U. S. S.: silver to Ala. Society of Fine Arts 717, 1112 Montgomery Blair portal in D. C 605, 708, 830 Montgomery County, Md., bridge 714 Montgomery quadrangle, W. Va 626 Monthly catalogue of public documents, see Government publications. Monthly check-list of State publications, see Check-lists. Monthly labor review, see Labor. Monthly meteorological summary, see Meteor- ology. Monthly summary of foreign commerce, see Commerce. Monthly weather review, see Weather. Montserrat, money-order post offices 53 Monumental Stevedore Co., relief 957 Monuments and memorials, see names of mon- uments and memorials, or names of persons in whose honor they are erected — also names of places where located. Monypenny Anchorage, chart 645 Moomaw, Leroy , crested wheatgrass 933 Moon, J. W., soil survey, Cook County, Ga... 362 Moon, John S., Co., Inc., cabbage 512 Moon: and radioactivity 342,425 tables, Panama (Balboa), 1932 420 Mooney, Thomas J.: print draft of Mooney-BUlings report 612 Moore, George W., p. United States 890 Moore, J. Q., plant under vitaglass 135, 206 Moore, John, relief 835 Moore, John W. (Representative from Ky.) : reports made by — Flood Control Com 709 Immigration and Naturalization Com. 839 Moore, John W., Construction Co., sewer-pipe. 758 Moore, Joseph E., studies in syphilis. 915, 1041, 1157 Moore, L. A., grain mixtures for dairy cattle. 1049 Moore, L. C, v. comnr. of internal revenue 42 Moore, Mary Y., i;. comnr. of internal revenue. 411 Moore, P. D., nitrous oxide-oxygen anesthesia. 1158 Moore, R. Walton, appointment 1088 143065—32 9 Page Moore, Raymond C, Kaiparowits region 236 Moore, Robert F., relief 849 Moore, Roger O., contractors' outfits 631 Moore, W. H., soil survey, Cecil County, Md. 362 Moore, William H., jr., trustee, vs. O. S. Bay.. 346 Moorehead, M. T., undulant fever 794 Moorehead, William A., court case.. 176 Moosa, N. J., payment 1083 Moran, Annie, relief 704 Moran, Carroll K., relief 475,853, 1069 Moran, James, alias, see Moran, Michael J. Moran, John J., relief- 704 Moran, Michael J., relief 988 Moran, W. J.: soil surveys- Jackson County, Miss 209 Stanton County, Nebr 677 Union County, Iowa 138 Moratorium, see Public debts. Morbidity, see Diseases. Mordants (dyeing): census of manufactures 460 Morehead, John H. (Representative from Nebr.): reports made by — Post Office and Post Roads Com 594, 719-720, 847 Moreno, J. F., v. United States 890 Morgan, A. C, tobacco budworm control 810 Morgan, Audrey O.: venereal disease prophylaxis, etc 127, 279 venereal diseases in seamen . 62 Morgan, George, relief 833 Morgan, George W., crested wheatgrass 933 Morgan, H. P., involutional melancholia 198 Morgan, J. H., St. Lawrence River basin 873 Morgan, J. J., soil survey. Person County, N. C... 677 Morgan, R. L., field tests of red-clover seed 681 Morgan Packing Co., cabbage 1132 Morgan quadrangle, Tex _ 94 Morgenstern & Co. r. U. S 637 Morocco, chart of anchorages 528 Morosco Holding Co., Inc., receiver v. U. S 256 Morphology of insect abdomen 342 Morris, Beulah F., relief 579 Morris, C. K., relief 1079 Morris, Caroline, remove cloud on land title.. 855, 971 Morris, Charles, o. U. S 256 Morris, H. P., nutrition effects on litter. . 927, 1050 Morris, Paul I., relief 579 Morris & Co., see American Food Products Co. Morris & Cumings Dredging Co., Inc., v. U. S.. 256 Morris & Essex R. R.: bonds 165 proposed abandonment 36 Morrison, B. Y.: azaleas from Japan suited to wide area 291 chrysanthemums for the home 140 dahlias for the home 680 Morrison, Lake B., to correct military records. 591 Morrissey, David, alias, see Garlin, Edward. Morrissey, schooner: sea surface temperatures obtained 646 Morrow, K. S., chemical changes in mangels.. . 359, 448 Morrow, T. L.,. relief work following Belize hur- ricane 1142 Morrow, Becker & Ewing, Inc., court case. 637, 890 Morse, C. B., pine-beetle epidemics controlled. 290 Morse, W. J.: soy beans, culture and varieties 367 soybean hay and seed production 681 soybean utilization 813 Morse Dry Dock and Repair CojP. U. S.. 620,890 Morse telegraph operators: displacement in railroad system 1019 displacement in telegraph offices 768 Mortality, see Death. Mortgages: farm-mortgage credit 674 Federal land bank acceptance _. 1074 payment with bonds of mortgagee banks. 1074 recording and release in D. C 982 regulating foreclosure in D. C 982 see also Agricultural credit. Morticians' goods, census of manufactures 217 1290 Index, 1931-1932 Page Mortimer, Charles W., patent appeal 692 Morton, Robert, Organ Co., pipe-organs 102 Morton Nursery site, to sell 953,977 Mosaics, customs apneal 621 Mosby, S. L., annual meteorological summary. 11 Moficmi, A. artincial semiprecious stones 91 Moses, Qeorge II. (Senator from N. H.): report made by — Post Offices and Post Roads Com 501 Moskowitz, Meyer, p)atent api>eal 86 Mosquito netting, standard stock catalogue... 792 Mosquitoes: factors associated with breeding 927 new potential malaria carrier 43.3 pans green action on larvae of Culex 1157 ship inspection for mos(iuito infestation 197 temperature influence on infecting power.. 352 transported by airplanes 352 yellow-fever mosciuito 364 Moss peat, uses and distribution 6 Mosses: collected by Brother Arsine 119 index 654 Tarill Comn. report on Spanish moss 657 Mossew, Joseph, relief -- 579 Mother and son, a George Washington play... 744 Mothers: maternity homes... - 1019 prenatal care 260 welfare and hygiene — bearings 603 reports 480,730 see alto Mothers' pensions— Parents. Mothers' day: address by Mrs. Sherman, May 11, 1930... 90 address by Sol Bloom, May 10, 1931 25,387 Mothers' pensions: expenditures for mothers' aid --- 522 home care of children in D. C 856 Moths: clothes moths and their control 1052 control in upholstered furniture 138, 1053 notes and descriptions, .\merican moths... 120 gee also names of moths. Motion pictures: census of manufactures -. -- 685 copyrighted.. . 45, 178, 261, 414, 642, 769, 895, 1 141 dispatch of films 1027 industry in continental Europe, 1931 824 industry in United Kingdom, 1931 1063 of— Agriculture Dept .-. 9,809 Agriculture Dept. on milk production. 91 Mines Bur 20,85,465,692,944 Navy, instructions -. 3.33 theaters in D. C, employment (2 entries). 331 Motion Pictures Office 9 Motor-boats: mail contracts, advertisement -. 267 regulation 684 undocumented vessels, numbering, etc 684 see also Motor-ship>s. Motor-busses, rates on -. 247 see also Motor-vehicles. Motor-cycles: census of manufactures 296 in world use increased 5% in 1930 19 postal service supplies 421 see also Motor-vehicles. Motor-fuel, see Fuel— o/«o names of fuels. Motor routes, see Roads. Motor-ships: inspection of vessels 1104 rat population on Diesel motor boats 279 Motor transportation, see Motor-vehicles. Motor-trucks: mnrketing fruits, etc., by motor-truck 207 see also Automobiles— Motor-vehicles. Motor-vehicles: automotive replaceiiiont parts, markets 663 census of manufactures in U. S 296 Congressional iiutoiiiobile tugs, is.suance... 856, 959 coordination of motor transportation 883 Federal standard stock catalogue 122 financial rcsponsibihty of motorists- hearing 731 reports 969,982 Industry, elTect of changes on occupations.. 641 Page Motor-vehicles —Continued. mail transportation by 719, 1113 postal service, supplies furnished 421 registration in District of Columbia 382 regulation of carriers on highways 735, S'X) specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com. .60, 194, 277 (2 entries) , 349, 544, 913, 1040, 1 156 trans[)ortation coordination, report .Mf< using Canal Zone highways, size, etc .. ' ' world census, Jan. 1, 1931 see also .\utomobiles — Motor-busses — Mo- tor-cycles— Motor-trucks— T a X i • cabs. Motor-vessels, see Motor-ships. Motorcycles, see Motor-cycles. Motors and control panels, care (2 entries) 1142 Motu Iti, chart 900 Moulton, Elma S., cotton production™ 302 Mound birds, growth rate of foot 272 Mound City, 111., bridge 686 Mounds, northern Louisiana, reconnaissance.. 906 see also Kitchenmiddens. Mount Baker National Forest, highway log... 73 Mount Chocorua quadrangle, N. II 237 Mount Hood National Forest, resources, etc... 679 Mount Jewett, Kinzua & Riterville R. R 321 Mount McKinley National Park: general information circular 874 to revise boundary 487,696,740 Mount Rainier National Park: electric generating, etc., system 487 general information circular 1001 Mount Royal Rice Mills, Ltd., rice 1135 Mount Rushmore National Memorial Commis- sion 625 report, Nov., 1930-Oct. 1931 525 Mount Shasta, steamship: case of United States 906 Mount Vernon, Iowa, precipitation 142 Mount Vernon, Va.: postmark of post office on Feb. 22 649 Washington, proprietor of Mount Vernon. 26, 617 Mount Vernon, Alexandria & Washington Ry. 1138 Mountain pine-beetle, see Pine-l)eetles. Mountains: eflects of wind flow 142 effects on winds and isobars in Calif 465 see also names of mountains. Mountin, Joseph W.: public health progress in Knoxville, Tenn. 196 public health service in Knox Co., Tenn.. 127, 351 Mourer, Harold L., relief 974 Mourhess, Charles A., precise traverse and tri- angulation in Indiana_ 148 Mouse, white, use in yellow fever research 279 Mouth: care and treatment in tuberculous 353 preparation for artificial dentures 436 radiographic technique, intraoral 128 Moving boundary method, transference nos. . 827, 1067 Moving pictures, see Motion pictures. Moxness, B. .\., roentgenology in brain tumors. 664 Moyle, Seth, complaint, etc., Fed. Trade Comn 92 Moynihan, J. P., relief 475.853,1069 Moznette, G. F., avocado, its Insect enemies... 72 Mucilage, census of manufactures 937 Mud Lake, relief of riparian owners 722 Mud River, nonnavigable.._ 481 Muesebeck, C. F. W.: ichneumon-flies 120 parsisite of brown-tail, etc., moths 205,289 Mulch, straw, ellects on potatoes 359,653 Mulchalna-Lake Clark region, .\laska 317,761 Muldoon, Bernard F., patent appeal.. 377 Mules: production 807 silage 677 statistics 207 Mulford, Furman L.: beautifying the farmstead 813 growing annual flowering plants 657 herbaceous perennials 293 horticultural exhibitions 74 transplanting trees and shrubs 214 Mulford, Hunter P., relief 493.704 July-June 1291 Page MuUnex, Chase E.. relief 579,1102 Mullen, Nell, relief 704 Mullin quadrangle, Tex 397 Multiple sclerosis, early case 435 Multnomah Channel, charts 149, 1062 Munchhof, Edwina K., relief 974 Mundet, L., & Son, Inc., corkwood 244 Munger, Thornton T., slash disposal in forests. 365 Municipal center in District of Columbia 789 Municipalities, see Cities and towns. Munitions, agreement renouncing sale, etc. 710, 838 Munoz, Gonzalo C, patent appeal 87 Munroe, Charles E., testing of explosives. 664 MunseU, Hazel E.: vitamin content of grapes, etc 673,812 vitamin content of spinach 1049 watermelons source of A and C vitamins... 679 Mural Painters, National Society of, see Na- tional Society of Mural Painters. Murdock, Harry, United States » 256,428 Murnane, Mary, relief 579,1102 Murphy, Con, reUef 579 Murphy, Dick, Inc., v. Edgar R. Holcer 622 Murphy, Lucy, relief 579 Murphy, T. P., causes of death, internat. list.. 299 Murphy, William H., relief 485 Murphy & Ames, Inc., court case. 1122 Murphy Oil Co., court cases 328,408, 1016 Murray, C. N., contact potentials 227,305 Murray, Marjorie P., child from one to six 108 Murray, Sarah S. index to American Historical Association proceedings 783 Murray, William B., paper, etc., market in Cuba 302 Murray, William S., patent appeals 21 Muscle Shoals: Congressional bills for leasing, etc.— hearings.. 591,726,973 minority views 845 reports 726,845,849 plan of Muscle Shoals Commission 415 report of Muscle Shoals Commission 414 Muscle Shoals Board, to create 973 Muscle Shoals Commission 414 Muscle Shoals Corporation of United States... 726 Muscles, brachial flexor, in primates 343 Museums, recent progress and condition 998 see also names of museums. Mushrooms: bubbles, control 213 canned, standard stock catalogue 124 culture for amateurs 75,680 diseases and their carriers 10 growing risky without insect control 211 Music: for George Washington Bicentennial 742 guidance for careers 506 Menominee music 1031 musical compositions copyrighted... 178, 261,414,642,769,895,1141 index, etc., 1931 1141 Peruvian music 114 recording Indian music. 906 say it with music 1041 Music Division, Library of Congress 643 report, 1930-31.. 643 Musical instruments, census of manufactures.. 687 Musicians: instrumental musicians, immigration- hearings 584 law 696 reports 478, 734 singers, etc., immigration 584 Muskegon River, navigation, etc., report 668 Musketry, see Shooting. Muskrat, trematode worms from 56 Mussels: Anodontites, genus of fresh-water mussels.. 272 replacement of fresh-water mussels 375 Musselshell River, navigation, etc., report 799 Mustard seed, rates on 39 Mutations induced in plants by X-rays 293 Mutes in United States, 1930 13 Mutton, Federal standard stock catalogue. 275, 660 see also Sheep. Mutual insurance companies, see Insurance companies. Myatt, Lawrence L., reinstate as midshipman. 615 Page Mycobacterium tuberculosis: orthophenylphenol, germicidal efficiency.. 3 tissue specificity 547 Mycorrhizae, rel. to conifer seedlings 805, 1054 Myelitis, transverse, symptoms in paraplegia.. 353 Myers, F. E., case of administrator 993 Myers, Joseph E., retirement 845 Myers, Kenneth H., adjusting corn belt farming to meet corn-borer conditions 674 Myocardium: myocardial syphilis (2 entries) 526 problem case, myocardial degeneration, etc 1041 Myrtle, lighthouse tender, specifications 85 Mystic Manufacturing Co. v. United States... 42 Mystic Shrine, see Ancient Arabic Order of No- bles of Mystic Shrine. Myths: Karuk Indian myths 907 Zuni origin myths 1149 N N-butylidene chloride for treatment of equine strongylidosis 135,208 N. P. L. white-light standard 306,467 Nabel, Eugene W., coal industry and trade of Netherlands 150 Nacelle-propeller combinations, tests . . 896 Naches highway forest camps 74 Nail changes in tuberculosis, etc 1041 Nail puUers, standard stock catalogue 1155 Nails and spikes, census of manufactures 819 Nails, Ethel M., physical examinations, etc.. 1142 Nalty, W. C, emphysema and tuberculosis 547 Nama Islands, chart 529 Names: migratory game birds, local names 137 ordnance, standard list 65, OB, 131, 132, 201, 282, 356, 444, 669, 923, 1045, 1046 Names (geographical): decisions of Geographic Board 29, 233, 314, 505, 624, 749, 750, 996 Nance, Emmett L., v. United States 890 Nansemond River, chart 688 Nantahala National Forest, adjust claims 1087 Nantucket Shoals, charts 300,462 Nantucket Sound, charts 221,300 Naoetsu Ko, chart 417 Napa River, report of Rivers and Harbors Bd.. 723 Narango, Bahia, chart 899 Narcotic farm. Fort Worth, Tex., estimate 541 Narcotics: conference in Washington, D. C, proceed- ings 61 Conference on Limitation of Manufacture of Narcotic Drugs — convention and rp. of U. S. delegation. 908 resolution of ratification 858 decisions 57,122,192,275, 347, 430, 541, 659, 789, 912, 1036, 1153 index to 1931 decisions 658 laws, compOation 698 see also names of narcotic drugs. Narcotics Bureau 433 report, 1931 433 Narragansett Bay, charts 149,941 Narrows, see New York Harbor. Nash, Richard, v. United States 764 Nash, W. P., relief 475 Nash Dietz Co., apples 242 Nashville, Tenn., rivers, etc., in district, rp 799 Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.: abandonment 36 rates on — cream 631 hickory billets 38 logs.- 1009 staves 40 Nashville Grain Exchange, hay 882 Nashville RoUer Mills v. Fed. Trade Comn 749 Nashville Terminal Co., bonds 1005 Nason, Wayne C: rural community fire departments 70 rural planning, social aspects 554 uses of rural community buildings 674 Natal, Porto de, chart.. 264 Natchez, Miss., switching charges 759 1292 Index, 1931-1932 Page Nathan, Robert R., unemployment, Philadel- phia 894 National, tee certain headings beginning Fed- eral— Oovernment— National. National Amdemy of Sciences 896,1141 liiopniphiail memoirs 1141 putilicritions for sjile by supt. of docs 315 rpjiort, 1930-31 896 National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. 45, 109. 179. 2C2, 332, 415, 525, 770, 896, 1021. report, 1931 415 wind tunnels 46.770 National Art O.Ulery, $u National Gallery of Art. National Association of Farm E(|Uipment Man- ufacturers, wagons 403 National Association of Purchiising Agents, Inc., color m:irkings for metals 543 National .\ssociiition of Travelers .\id Societies, service to tninsient.s 270 National bank notes, outstanding,. fiO, 126, 194, 276, 349. 432. 544. 661. 792, 913, 1039, 1156 National Bank of Commerce, El Dorado, relief. 957 National Bank of Switzerland, report, 1931 995 National banks: capiUil stock 60,126.194.276, 349, 432, 544. 661, 792, 913. 1039. 1156 condition, abstnict of rejwrts 126,349,792 condition, individual statements 1039 digest of decisions 792 directors, duties and liabilities.. 661 extension of nut. bank act to Virgin Is. 978, 1075 fiduciary r>owers, expenses of examination. 699, 1098 guaranty fund for depositors, etc. — hejirings 954 reports 832,973 indebtedness, to amend Revised statutes.. 699, 1098 operUion of nat., etc., banking systems — hearings 309,384,978 minority views 852 report 852 preferred creditors- hearings 978 rejwrt 1099 receivers, instructions 661 stock holdings, legality of agreements 1019 taxation on nat. bank shares — hearings 1098 report 852 unclaimed deposits, disposition.. 1099 tee alto names of banks or places where lo- cated. National Ben Franklin Fire Insurance Co. 493, 704 Nationid Bison Range, topographic map 626 National Board for Promotion of RiQe Practice. 65, 443 National Broadcasting Co., Inc., court case 392 National budget, tee Budget. National Capitjil, tee District of Columbia. National Capitid, OfTice of Public Buildings and Public Parks of, tee Public Buildings and Public Parks of National Capital Ollice. National Capitid Park and Planning Commis- sion 415 reiJort, 1931 415 National cemeteries, tee names of places where lo(-ited. National Corami.ssion on Law Obiiervance and Enforcement 46.110,333 enforcement of prohibition laws, records... 333 reports on— child olTcnder in Federal system 46 crime 110 criminal procedure 46 der>orUitlon laws 110 Federal i-ourts 1 10 lawle-ssness in law eiiforwrnent 110 .)enal institutions, prot>ation, imrole... 46 Iiollce , Ill transfer of records, etc., to Justice Dept 187 National Committee on ^Vood Utilization: Hcconiplisluncnts and aims 216 house insulation, its economies, etc 296 light frame house construction 38 Page National Committee on WoodUtihzation — Con. nonutilized wood in Maryland 295 you can make it for profit 216 National Confectioners' .\ssociation 223 National Conference of Sociid Work 353 National Confcreni-e on Land l'tili«4tion, pro- * c-eediugs, Nov. 19-21, 1931 1050 i -S'ational Conference on Weights and Measures. 380 National Congress of Vocational Agricultural .Students 157 National defense, tee Army— National Guard — Navy. Nationid Defense Department, establishment. 709 National Directors of Public Health, Pan Americiin Conference of, tee Pan .\mcrio;in f'onforenc-e of National Directors of Public Heailth. National Drug Store Survey Committee 823 National Economic Council, establishment. 386.612 National Electric 'I'ickct Register Co 256 .National Elet triwd .Manufacturers' .\ssociation. 464 Nationid farm loan associations, handbook... 1156 Nation;il farm organizations, tee -Agricultural societies. National Fertilizer Association 286 National Fire Insurance Co. r. United States.. 311 Nation;il fire prevention week, 1931 117 National Fire Protection Association: flre-protective construction on farm 565 gasoline and kerosene on farm 808 safety code for dust explosions 768 National Forest Preservation Commission 383 report, 1931 383 National forests: areas 139 extension of forest exchange act 977, 1092 flsh and game sanctuiirie^, to establi'^h 502 laws relating to establishment, etc 451 manual, 1920. amendments 678 northern half of Intermountain Region 9 rangers' catechism 73 summer homes in Oregon and Washington. 811 j use of forest lands, to facilitate 977 \ tee also Forests and forestry — altn names of national forests. National Gallery of Art 272,656,783 report, 1931 655 National Geographic Society 536 National Guard; -\rmy regulations 353 care and treatment of members 613,845 caretakers of organizations 613 land in S. Dakota for camp sites, etc... 862,968 of Indiana, Mexican border service 493 officers, regulations.. 669. 104."). 1162 Officers' Reserve Corps, Army regulations. 548 official register. 1931 802 publications for sale by supt. of docs.. 159, 1124 regulations 65,669,923,1045,1162 to amend national defense act 1089 see also Pay. National Guard. National herbarium, see Herbarium, National. National Home for Leiiers, Carville.. 793 National Institute of Health 1157 National Law Observance and Enforcement Commission, see National Commis- sion on Law Observance and En- forcement. National Lei)er Home, tee National Home for I.«pers. Carville. National Masonic Memorial Association 613 National Medical .\ssociation 793 National Metal Moulding Co. 408,890 National military parks, tee National parks. National monuments: regulations 444 roads, construction. 722 tee also names of national monuments. National Museum 55,119,188,272. 343. 4'25, 536. 65.S. 783, 907, 1031, 1 149 collections, see si^ecial subject, proceedings— v. 78, title-page, contents, etc -. 426 V. 79, separates 56.120.189. 272, 343, 344. 425, 426, 655, 784. 1031 V. 80, separates 272,343. 344. 426, 536, 537, 655, 784. 907. 1 \M V. 81, separates 1031, 1149, 1150 July-June 1293 National Museum — Continued. Page publications— for sale bv supt. of documents 315 issued during 1930-31 426 report, 1931 426 see also Wetmore, Alexander. National Negro Business League 793 National Negro Health week 793 poster 793 National Negro Insurance Association. _.. 793 National Paper Bo.x Co., cores __ 1007 National Park Service 95, 162, 397, 627, 753, 874, 1001, 1127 educational leaflet 162 estimate 659 report, 1931 397 National parks: glim pses of our national parks 95 national parks portfolio 95 offlcers included in classified service 117 publications for sale by supt. of docs 750 regulations for military parks 444 regulations for national parks 444 roads, construction 722 see also names of parks. National Parks Association 599 National Physical Laboratory, England. _ 828, 1067 National prohibition act, see Prohibition. National Recreation Association, park areas.. 1140 National Relief Finance Corporation, create... 472 National Research Council 1141 report, 1931 1141 National Retail Credit Association 823 National Rifle Association of America 65 National Shirt Shops. Inc., v. U. S 90,520,993 National Slag Co., slag 884 National Society of Colonial Dames of Amer- ica 856,959 National Society of Daughters of American Revolution 784 report, Apr. 1, 1930-Apr. 1, 1931 784 National Society of Mural Painters 783 National Society of Sons of American Revolu- tion, tax exemption of property. 959, 982 National Society United States Daughters of 1812, tax exemption of property. 497, 959 National soldiers' home, see Soldiers' and sailors' homes. National Stone-Tile Corporation, patent appeal 22 National Surety Co.: claim 979, 1079 V. United States 406,889 National Training School for Boys 433 National Wholesale Grocers Association 1033 National Zoological Park 426 report, 1931 426 Nattkemper, R. L., herpetic inflammation of ganglia 526 Natuna Islands, birds 655 Natural gas, see Gas (natural). Natural resources, see Conservation. Natiu-al wonders, publications for sale 750 Naturalization: alien conscientious objectors, hearings. 839,858 alien veterans of World War (H. R. 6477).. 478, 734, 952. 1070 certain natives of Virgin Islands 839, 984 certain women born in Hawaii 839, 1107 children of mothers who are citizens 711 instructions to clerks of coiu'ts, suppl 178 laws, compilation 308 laws, with regulations 523 proceedings, reduction of certain fees 711 publications for sale by supt. of docs 159 see also Citizenship. Naturalization Bureau.. 45, 109, 178, 413, 523, 1020, 1140 report, 1931 413 Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co. v. United States. 867, 1138 Nautical Almanac Office 182 Nautical almanacs: American nautical almanac, 1932 182 ephemeris of thesim and Polaris, 1932 235 Nautical astronomy, see Navigation. Nautical charts, see Maps and charts. Nautical training-schools: Page providing at port of New London, Conn... 969 providing at port of New Orleans, La.. 615, 718 Navajo Indians, condition, hearings 609 Naval Academy, Annapolis 50,529 admission of candidates, regulations 1142 1932 graduates to be line offlcers 593, 831, 862, 951 register, 1931-32 529 sample examination papers. May, 1932 1142 Naval Affairs Committee, House: calendar 486, 717 reports 486, 591-594, 717-719, 840-847, 969 Naval Affairs Committee, Senate: calendars 386, 500, 614, 738, 862, 989, 1112 hearings 500 reports. 614-615,862,989,1112-13 Naval air pilot 47 Naval air-space reservation, Oct. 5-20, 1931 186 Naval Air Station, Anacostia, D. C, epidemic of food poisoning by ice 526 Naval attaches, instructions 656 Naval aviation, see Aeronautics. Naval aviators, see Aviators. Naval base opposite Balboa, C. Z., established. 1029 Naval Communication Reserve, notes on regu- lations, etc 47 Naval Communication Service 46,643 Naval courts, see Courts-martial and courts of inquiry. Naval Dental Corps, see Dental Corps, Navy. Naval directory, see Navy. Naval education: Navy training courses. 47, 111, 180, 526, 771, 1142 student aviators and aviation observers 262 see also Nautical training-schools. Naval engineering, see Marine engineering. Naval establishment, see Navy. Naval hospital, Philadelphia, Pa 790 Naval insurance, see Life insurance. Naval Intelligence OlBce 1142 Naval medical bulletin 180,526, 771, 1142 index to v. 29 180 Naval Observatory 419 report, 1931 419,1021 Naval offlcers, see Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps — Navy. Naval Operating Base, Hampton Roads 1079 Naval Operations Office 416 report, 1931 416,1021 Naval Ordnance Plant, South Charleston, W. Va 846 Naval petroleiun reserves: geologic conditions in reserve no. 3 94 litigation, estimate 912 Naval radio stations, see Radio stations. Naval reservations, see Naval petroleum reserves — also names of reservations or places where located. Naval Reserve: appointment or enlistment, information 180 officers, directory 111,333,644,1021 regulations, 1931 644 reserve officer's manual 1022 training student aviators, syllabus 262 see also Fleet Naval Reserve. Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps: administration and training regulations 897 announcement to incoming freshmen 644 Naval stations, accounting numbers 51 see also Radio stations. Naval stores: experiments in practice 1054 notice of judgment under act 139 rates on 39 specifications, index 51,265,529,900 Naval supplies: specifications, index 51,265,529,900 standard stock catalogue, ships' stores 58 see also Military suppUes — also names of special supphes. Naval Torpedo Station, Newport, explosives.. 182 Naval training, see Naval education. Naval vessels, see War-ships. Naval War College, Newport 526 papers on leadership, militarv character. . 180 Navarro County, Tex., bridge 588,604,696 1294 Index, 1931-1932 Page Navassa Island, light list 691 Navigable waters, laws for protection, etc 64 Navigation: American practical navigator 527 laws of United States, 1931 944 navigational hints 418,528.775 radio aids 47,49,50 radio weather iuformation for Great Lakes. 816 radiobeacon navigation 224 surveys by Engineer Dept., Army 800 tables for mariners and aviators 334 time-dislam!e-sr)eed diagrams, etc 264, 1144 tee also Commerce— Dead reckoning- Great circle sailing— Shipping. Navigation (aerial), see Aeronautics. Navigation and Steamboat Inspection Bureau. 838 Navigation Bureau, Commerce Dept 21, 85, 152, 224, 304, 377, 465, 565, 692, 825, 944, 1065 consolidate, etc., in new bureau. 838 report, 1931 304 Navigation Bureau, Navy Dept. . . 46, 111. 180, 262, 333, 416, 526, 644, 771, 897, 1021, 1142 circular letter 771 manual, changes 526 report, 1931 416,1021 Navy: accounting numbers 51 appropriations for naval service, 1933— hearings 832, 1098 reports.... 832,1072,1098 building up to permitted strength — hearings 500 report 615 court-martial orders ... 179, 262, 415, 643, 770, 896 decorations, medals, and badges 644 directory 111,333,644,1021 enlisted men- clothing allowance, to fix 593,1112 number of air pilots 591, 1112 training courses.... 47, 111, 180, 526, 771, 1142 foreign officers serving with... Ill, 333, 644, 1021 from insurance aspect 180 motion picture film, etc., instructions 333 officers- decorations, etc., from foreign Govts.. 614, 718 directory 111,333,644,1021 in District of Columbia, Oct. 1931 262 midshipmen of 1932 class, appoint- ment 593,831,862,951 register, 1931, errata 333 register, 1932.. 897 relief of certain officers 593,1112 pensions, see Pensions. preventive medicine and National defense. 526 recruiting posters 113,265,419,646,900 register, 1931, errata 333 register, 1932 897 regulations, changes 896 shipping guide, shore stations 1144 small arms firing regulations, 1931 46 splint manual 180 student aviators.. 262 training courses, see Naval education. uniform regulations, 1922, changes 525 wars, etc., in which Navy participated 915 tee also Pay, Navy— Retired list. Navy — War-ships— o/m certain headings beginning Naval — Navy — aUo names of special branches of the service. Navy Band: attend convention at Milwaukee, Wis 718 attend convention at Sacramento, Calif 718 Navy Cro.ss, to present to C. V. Cusachs 989 Navy Department 46,111.179,262, 333, 415, 625, 643, 770, 896, 1021, 1141 accounting numbers 51 aircraft purchased, report 525 appropriations, 1932, proposed provision.. 1154 appropriations, 1933— estimate 790 hearings 832, 1098 reports 832,1072,1098 assistant Secretary for Aeronautics, abolish office 969 claims against, estimates to pay 525, 1021, 1030, 1141 Page Navy Denartment— Continued. consolidate in National Defense Dept 709 lands near Vallejo, Calif., transfer- hearings 721 report 721 orders, general 179,333,415,770,1141 public works, general contract provisions.. 183 report of Secretary of Navy, 1931 415, 1021 reports, 1931 1021 specifications, monthly 776,900.1024 telephone directory 46,643 useless papers, disposition ]i:~ wages for civil employees, field service L' see also certain headings beginning Naval. Navy directory, see Navy. Navy emergency ofiicers" retired list, set Emer- gency officers' retired list. Navy Nurse Corps, see Nurse Corpw, Navy. Navy Recruiting Bureau, see Recruiting Bureau, Navy Depf. Navy register, see Navy. Navy training courses, see Naval education. Navy-yards, claims fore.xtra labor 579 see also names of navy-yards. Naylor, Lottie, relief 579 Nazan Bay, chart 221 Neal, David C: cotton root-rot fungus, infection. 285.366 viability of cotton root-rot fungus 205, 292 Neal, Elina A.: um programma de estudos sociaes 266 same (in Spanish) 266 Neal, Fernando P., case of eirs 256 Nearctic birds: food habits 783 errata 907 Nebraska: census, 1930— agriculture 218 drainage 459 irrigation 16 occupations.. 562 retail distribution 80 mail routes, schedules 269,422,650,903, 1148 post route map 651 Nebraska Agricultural E.xperiment Station: hardiness in seedhng alfalfas 1049 hardiness studies with alfalfa plants 673 Nebraska University: Conservation and Survey Division- Cedar County soil survey 930 Custer County soil survey 6 Dixon County soil survey 808 Lincoln County soil survey 6 Pierce County soil survey 209 Saline County soil survey 363 Stanton County soil survey 677 Thayer County soil survey 288 York County soil survey 288 Necessity, Fort, address by Sol Bloom_ 388 Neches-Sabine Waterway, improvement 1093 Needles, census of manufactures 217 Needles Channel, chart 419 N'eel, Mary S., relief 476 Neeland, Gerald K., photographic sensitivity. 153, 306. 307, 467 Neely, J. Winston, blooming of cotton plant.. 3.4 Neff, Harold H., attorney, fee 786 Negotiable instruments: collection, preferred creditors- hearings 978 report 1099 duplicate checks, R. F. C. regulations, etc.. 1029 Portuguese 20 taxes on checks, regulations 1157 Negro Business League, see National Negro Business League. Negro Conference, .\nnual Tuskegee, see Tus- kegee Negro Conference. Negro Insurance Association, see National Negro Insurance Association. Negroes: education, bibliography 395 national Negro health week, Apr. 3-10 793 same, jwster 793 Negro in industrial depression 44 publications on, for sale by supt. of docs... 159 syphilis in 5,000 ex-service men 647 July-June 1295 Page Nehalem River, chart 462 Neil, Henry, v. United States 328 Neil, J. H., Creamery Co. v. United States 311 Neill Grocery Co., relief 704 Neller, J. R., bindweed roots 135,205 Nelson, E.M.: burbot-liver oil..- 1062 ethylene-ripened tomatoes 210 oranges impaired in vitamin C content 288 Nelson, Harry R., F. C. Fergiison vs 1016 Nelson, John E. (Representative from Me.): report made by — Interstate and ForeigB Commerce Com 1085 Nelson, Margaret, food poisoning outbreaks. 61, 351 Nelson, P. R.: assimilation of nitrogen by tobacco 206, 286 calcium requirements of dairy heifers 3, 4 Nelson Brothers Bond & Mortgage Co 995 Nelson County Cold Storage Corporation 1006 Nematode worms: in tomato gall 805,928 three new parasitic nematode worms. 344 see also names of worms. Neoarsphenamine, trjT)anocidal, etc., activi- ties 664 Nerves, see Nervous system. Nervous diseases, see Neuropsychiatric dis- eases — Neuroses — also names of dis- eases. Nervous system: carbon-monoxide asphjTcia, neuropathol- ogy 278 paralysis of facial nerve 1041 traumatic auditory nerve affections 352 Nespelem, Wash., public-school for Indians... 610, 840 Nessler, Charles, rp., etc., of Fed. Trade Comn. 314 Nesting habits of Wagler's oropendola 342, 425 Nestle, C, Co., rp., etc., of Fed. Trade Comn. 314 Nestle-Lemur Co., rp., etc., of Fed. Trade Comn 314 Netherland East Indies, see Malay .Irchipelago. Netherlands: air-mail service to Dutch East Indies 184 coal industry and trade 160 ten years of scientific airplane ascents 76 unclaimed estates -.. 57 Netherlands (Dutch) West Indies: increased postage 184 Nets, census of manufactures 817 Neuberger, A. S., yarn 155 Neuberger, J. F., v. United States 637,1119 Neumann, Frank, U. S. earthquakes, 1930 688 Neuralgia, trifacial, pituitary tumor causing... 353 Neuropathology, see Nervous system. Neuropsychiatric diseases: book publicity in hospital 128 books for patients, selecting 435 reading choice of patients 128 see also Mental diseases— a/«o names of diseases. Neuroses: psychoneurosis, gastro-intestinal lesions 352 traumatic, vrithout external brain injury.. 128 Neurosyphilis, see Syphilis. Neutrality, maritime, with American States... 908 Nevada: census, 1930— agriculture 145,819 drainage. 218 irrigation 145 occupations.- 218 retail distribution 80 wholesale distribution 939 Federal aid highway system progress map. 1056 gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc 20,944 land offices, establishing additional 740 lands — Interior Dept. control, etc., order 55 withdrawal for naval ammunition depot 55,905 withdrawing pending right of way 904 withdrawn f or resur vey 653 mail routes, schedules 117, 269, 422, 780, 1148 post route map 651 violent local storm, July 24, 1931 369 Page Neversink River, navigation, etc., report 799 Neville, Arthur I., reUef 968 Nevis Island, money-order post offices 53 New Amsterdam Casualty Co. v. Robert J. Hoage 409 New Bedford Harbor, chart 374 New Bern, N. C: First National Bank- receiver p«. Charles J. Brinson... 1033 New Brunswick, amphipod crustaceans. 272 New Calabar River, chart 48 New Castle, Pa., bridge 585,729,829 New Castle quadrangle, Ky 1127 New England: fisheries, 1930 822 fishing vessels, landings 84, 149,301,463,689,822,942 light list 943 New England Mutual Life Insurance Co. v. U. S- 311 New England Steamship Co., valuation 885 New Guinea, chart of anchorages. 528 New Hampshire: census, 1930 — agriculture 80,562 occupations 146 population 687 retail distribution 80 Federal aid highway system progress map. 682 post route map 651 New Haven, Conn., Knights of Pythias en- campment 716 New Iberia & Northern R. R., construction... 878 New Ireland, chart 528 New Jersey: business failures and bankruptcies 375 census, 1930 — agriculture 146,687 construction industry 939 population 146 retail distribution 80 unemplojTnent 80 compact with Pa., consent of Congress 603, 963, 1071, 1086, 1094 Conservation and Development Dept.— Freehold area soil survey 676 crystal cavities of zeoHte region 872 district judge, filling of vacancy 589,950 district judge, provide additional 861 Federal aid highway system progress map. 1056 Institutions & Agencies Department — coal 881 post route map 651 strawberry leaf roller 927,1053 vs. city of New York 428 New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station: factors affecting price of peaches 5 Freehold area soil survey 676 New Kensington quadrangle. Pa., geology, etc. 1126 New London, Conn., nautical school 969 see also Coast Guard Academy, New Lon- don—Submarine Base, New London. New Madrid, Mo., Riverside Levee mainte- nance 1082 New Mexico: cache of Basket Maker baskets 1149 census, 1930— agriculture 219,820 drainage 219 irrigation 372 occupations 219 population 16 retail distribution 80 wholesale distribution.. 1060 citizens, damages not reimbursable 611,957 climatic summary, data to 1930 558 gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc 85 land offices, establishing additional. 740 lands — for Eastern N. Mex. Normal School... 596, 740, 830 to issue patents 487, 501, 570, 740, 971 withdrawn for resurvey 118, 653, 781, 905 withdrawn pending resur\'ey, revoca- tion 118,340,653,781,905 mammals 676 1296 Index, 1931-1932 New Mexico— Continued. Page plant succession, etc., on clay soils 447,679 postal s?rvice — mail routes, schedules 54, 26U, 650, I02S post route map 651 potash fleld, mineralogy of drill cores 999 relief 1102 sulphur production upon public domain.. 741, 1092 New Mexico Agricultural Experiment Station. 450 New Orleans, La.: aviation charts 774.899 bridge 480,569 convention of Spanish War Veterans 952 lands for levee and street purposes — hearings 721 law 830 reports 721,863 nautical trnininR-schooI 615,718 river and harbors in district, report 799 venereal diseiise prevalence 1041 weather conditions alTecting port 142 New Orleans & Lower Coast K. R.: bonds 878 rates on lumber 246 New Orleans & Northeastern R. R., shingles.. 102 New reclaiiiat ion era - . 33, 95, 162, 2& 318, 398 index to v. 22 508 purpose and contents, circular 238 see also Reclamation era. New Science Institute 869 New State Ice Co. vs. Ernest A. Liebmann 910 New World, see .America. New York Central R. R.: abandonment 98 acquisition of B. C, G. & A. R. R 1129 ac'iuisition of U. & D. R. R 36 bridgs across St. Lawrence River. 481,830,8.55 demurrage 1007 ecpiipment trust of 1930 98 (Jrand Central Station Post Office, sale — hearings.- 1091,1114 reports 1091,1095,1114 mail trains or routes, schedules 186, 269,533,650,904,1148 railroad accident at Richards, Ohio 239 rates on — bananas 756 cabbage 630 cable joints 166 chlorid of lime.. 880 frit 1008 hay.. 882 lumber 246 nitrous oxide gas 39 peaches 324 radio cabinets 1134 table tops.. 249 wood-pulp 41 reconstruction loan 1130 securities. 878 V. United States 763 New York, Chicago & St. Louis R. R.: bonds 241,629 rates on — lumber 1133 potatoes 1010 reconstruction loan 1005 New York City: airway map 370 aviation chart 774 census of retail distribution 16 census of whole.sale «iislrit)ution.. 81 dress industry, arbitration 413,523 Orand Central Station Post Office, etc. — hearings 1091, 1114 reports 1091,1095, 1114 knit fed-outerwear machinery 690 lease of Fort Schuyler lands and bldgs 968 New Jersey M _ 428 peaches, factors aiToctiiic market price 5 river and harliors in districts. rei)orts 799 stacking clmr^:es for fruits, etc 884 see also Ureater New York Live Poultry Chamber of Commerce. New York Development Association, Inc 688, 730,830 New York Harbor: Pa«o charts 300,374,462 improvement, bearings 696 light list 1063 tide and current tables, 1932 220 New York Harbor Supervisor 801 report, 1931 -. 801 New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R.: court cases- Clarence Bezue 657 Interstate Commerce Comn... 399,875,876 equipment trust of 1931 98 rates on— coal 99,244 gas-meters 38 granite 167,513 paper board 247 strawberries 324 wrapping paper 250 switching.- 632 New York, Ontario & Western Ry., methanol. 169 New York State: Agriculture and Markets Department- peaches 324 bridge across Hudson River 713,729,829 canals, chart 609 census, 1930— agriculture 81, 146,298 population 146 retail distribution 81 unemployment 146 chart 374 Conpressional districts 308 dry-dredging for fossils 906 European corn borer, control by plowing.. 72 European corn borer, infestation, etc 364 Federal aid highway system progress map. 682 labor legislation for women 769 post route map 651 seacoast, changes in lighted aids 151 secretary of state — Samuel S. Koenig, etc., rs 910 syphilis and gonorrhea prevalence 352,664 rs. Long Island R. R., etc 539 New York, Susquehanna A: Western R. R 759 New York Trust Co., trustee, court cases.. 106,764 New Zealand: .\merican lumber 823 lights, etc., on coast 1022 pilot, supplement 644 postage to, increase on letters and cards — 1S4 Newark, N. J.: post office and customhouse site- easement for railway right of way 721 (2 entries), 1115 portion for use as public street 721 (2 entries), 1115 unlading and lading 1011 Newark Concrete Pipe Co., relief 579 Newcomer, E. J.: control of San Jose scale 138 in.secticides for codling-moth control. 677 lubricating-oil sprays for fruit trees 364 Newell, John M., analysis of marine products. 222 Newfoundland: postal service — increased air-mail rate 1145 increased newspaper rate postponed. .. 002 increa.sed postage on 2d-cla.ss matter. .. 779 money-order post offices 53 short-paid letters and post cards... 267,778 sailing directions 773 stegocephalid, etc., amphipod crustaceans. 272 Newhou.^er. L. K., Schonlein-Henwh disease.. 771 Newkirk, William H., i>nteni apjieal m> Newman, Barclay M.. action of paris green on larvae of Culex 11. ''7 Newman, Bernard J., work environment as factor in health of workers 523 Newport. R. I., chart of harbor 149 see also Naval Torpedo Station. Newport- Naval War College, Newport. Newport News, Va.. tide calendar... -i^. Ill, ISl, 263. 334, 416. 527. 644, 771. 898.1022, 1143 Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co. zu. 311.389.890,891, KM <: July-June 1297 Page News, effects of printer telegraph for. 894 News ink, see Ink. Newsom, N. 'Williain, covmty superintendent. 1125 Newspaper Publishers Association, see Ameri- can Newspaper Publishers Associ- ation. Newspapers; contributions to, copyrighted 109, 178, 261, 332, 524, 642, 895, 1141 Federal standard stock catalogue 659 General Supply Com. specifications, etc... 662 ownership statements, etc., 2d-cla,ss mail.. 1090 rate increase rescinded, certain papers 903 rate increase to Canada, etc. postponed 902 relief 579 Newsprint paper, see Paper. Newton, A. M., relief 986 Newton County, Tex., bridges. . 964,981, 1071, 1104 Newtown Creek, report 723 Nezperce National Forest: proclamation 54 resources, recreation features, etc 679 Nezugaseki Ko, chart 417 Ngalipaeng Bay, chart 775 Niagara Falls, N. Y., bridge 1086, 1104 Niagara Frontier Bridge Commission 1070, 1086, 1104 Niagara River: bridges 1070, 1086, 1104 charts 130, 1161 diversion of water 622 Nibecker, Paul B., v. United States 503 Niblack .\nchorage, chart 18 Nicaragua: foreign trade for 1930 337 increased postage on letters and cards 649 medals, etc., acceptance by — Groves, Leslie R., jr 967 Hawlev, Paul R 967 Sultan, Dan I 968 payment for account of— Buitrago Diaz, Salvador 1082 Gonzalez, Benjamin 1082 Valladares, Viuda de Calderon, Rai- munda 1083 Nicaraguan Canal survey, report 1044 Nicholas, Warren W.: electrostatic voltmeter 467,695 registration of cathode rays 467,694 Nicholas County, W. Va., land utilization 1050 Nicholas, Fayette & Greenbrier R. R 878 NichoUs, W. D., land in Laurel County, Ky.. 675 Nichols, J. C, mosaics 621 Nickel: alloys, thermal expansion 379, 567 deposits, geophysical differentiation 564 Federal standard stock catalogue ._ 1155 Nickels, C. B., blueberry maggot control 677 Nickles, John M., North .\merican geology 506 Nieschmidt, E. A.: soQ surveys — Cedar County, Nebr. 930 Custer County, Xebr 6 Lincoln County, Nebr 6 Saline County, Nebr 363 Thayer County, Nebr 288 Nighbert, E. M., stomach worms' in sheep, etc. 676 Night Hawk Leasing Co., court case.. 409 Niigata Ko, chart 417 Nisley Shoe Co., patent appeal 377 Nitella, toxic action of sodium chlorate 359, 453 Nitrates: deposits of United States 999 heat contents in aqueous solutions 23 nitrate bacteria depend on farm practice... 676 publications of Geological Survey 999 Nitro Chemical Corporation v. United States.. 174 Nitrogen: assimilation by tobacco 206, 286 balance studies with fish meals (2 entries). 1049 content of cotton plant 4 determination in irons and steels 88, 228 influence on shape, etc., of potato tubers.. 135, 206 nonprotein nitrogen of Alaska pea 359, 453 protein conversion factors 137 Page Nitrogen-fixation: by legumes, a cooperative process 676 inoculation of legumes and nonlegumes 292 Nitrogenous substances, ammonification by microorganisms 3, 4 Nitrous oxide gas: nitrous oxide-oxygen anesthesia 1158 rates on 39 N iuafoou Island , eehinoderms 537 Nixon, L. A., vs. James Condon, etc 1033 Nixon, R. L., weather damage to cotton 806 Noble, W. B., grasses as hosts of Hessian fly... 3 Nobles of Mystic Shrine, see .\ncient .\rabic Order of Nobles of Mystic Shrine. Nogales, .\riz.-Mex., flood control 851 Nolan, Ellen N.. relief 579, 1102 Nolan, W. J., package-bee colonies 1052 Nolan, William I. (Representative from Minn.): reports made by — Public Lands Com 595,722,848 Nolan, William R., relief 579,1102 Noma Electric Corporation 158 Nome, Alaska, land conveyance by U. S 971 Nomenclature, see headings beginning Names. Nonane isolation from petroleum 306, 467 Nonapetong Bay, chart 899 Noncontiguous possessions, see Outlying pos- sessions. Nones, Hiram T., Philippine cotton piece-goods market 690 Nonferrous alloys, see Alloys. Nonmetals, resources of United States, 1929... 1064 Non-Plate Engraving Co.. Inc., court case 158 Nontaxable Indian lands. Fed. aid to States... 498 Noodles: census of manufactures 457 Federal standard stock catalogue 660 Nooney, J., & Co., tiunips 249 Norbeck, Peter (Senator from S. Dak.): minority views — Banking and Currency Com 852 reports made by — Agriculture and Forestry Com 600 Banking and Currency Com 492, 852, 1098-99 Indian Affairs Com 859,986 Norcross-Bartlett Arctic Expedition, 1931 646 Nordenskiold, Erland, trabajos arqueologicas en Sudamerica 336 Norfolk, Va.: aviation chart 111 chart of harbor 374 distribution scheme 650 rivers and harbors in district 799 tide calendar 48, 111, 181, 263, 334, 416, 527, 644, 774, 898, 1022, 1143 Norfolk & Western Ry.: misrouting 1134 rates on— coal 244,512 explosives 245 logs 1009 potatoes 1010 sweet potatoes 758 Norfolk Protestant Hospital, relief 833 Norfolk Southern R. R.: rates on — potatoes 1134 spinach 1135 Norgren, Leona, car-lot shipments of fruits, etc. 286 Normal schools: predicting success in normal school 1124 statistics, 1929-30 625 see also names of schools. Norman County, ISIinn., bridge 588,604,696 Norris, Eddie, r. United States. 106 Norris, George W. (Senator from Nebr.): reports made by — Agriculture and Forestry Com 726 Conference Com 697 Judiciary Com 386, 499, 612, 736, 861, 987 Norris, Jack C., myocardial sj^philis with aneurysm (2 entries) 526 Norris, James F., memoir of Ira Remsen 1141 1298 Index, 1931-1932 Page North (U. S.): farmers rtow timber as uiouey crop 363 tee alto Northwest (U. S.). North Africa, cee Africa. North Alabama I tiUties Co., gas-meters 38 North America: current tables, Atlantic Coast, 1932 220 current tables. Pacific Coast. 1933 940 geology, 1929 and 1930, bibliography 506 lights, etc., on coasts 1022 tide tables, Atlantic Coast, 1933 1061 tide tables, Pacific Coast, 1932 18 trabajos arqueol6gicas 336 -North American Cement Corporation 630 North .\merican fauna 676 North American Oil Consolidated 520,891.1151 North Atlantic Ocean, tee Atlantic Ocean. North Bay, chart 776 North Carolina: Agriculture Department- Gates County soil survey 362 Martin County soil survey 363 Person County soil survey 677 Aycock statue, to print proceedings 970 census, 1930 — agriculture- 81,146,372 construction industry.. 687 drainage 460 occupations. 460 retail distribution 81 charts 300,821,941 Conservation and Development Depart- ment — beach erosion at Fort Fisher 797 contested election, Pritchard v. Bailey 738 defensive sea area otT coast, order 653 Federal aid highway system progress map. 814 light list, North Carohna sounds.. 943 magnetic declination, 1930 688 mail contracts 267,338 mail routes, schedules 186, 339, 533, 780, 1028 post route map -.. 651 winter trawl fishery off coast 943 North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion: soil surveys- Gates County.. 362 Martin County 363 Person County 677 North Carolina Hosiery Manufacturers' Traffic Association, Glauber's salt.. 757 North-Central States, see Central States. North Dakota: bridges— M issouri R Iver 480, 569, 714, 830, 855 Ked River of the North.. _ 481,570 census, 1930— agriculture- -. 298 drainage 372 irrigation 219 occupations.. 298 retail distribution.. 81 district court, times and places 841 Federal aid highway system progress map. 815 lands granted, sale and leasing 501,848,951 lands withdrawn in aid of legislation 118 post route map 651 school lands, transfer 848,864,950 North Oernian Lloyd Steamship Co 891 North Gooding Canal, specifications 95 North Island Anchorage, chart 221 North Kona district, Hawaii 489,618,696 North Pacific Construction Co. v. U. 8 267,389 North Pacific Millers' Association 881 North Pacific Ocean, see Pacific Ocean. North Pacific Steam.ship Line 424 North Plains & Santa ie Uy.: bond 166 easement for railroad right of way 963,980 North Platte irrigation project 860 North Sea: chart 181 lights, fog signals, etc 47 North Shore Cliurch, court case 995 Northampton & Hath K. It., excess income 399 Northcott, Walter W., relief of mother... 718,1112 Northeast (U. 8.), see Kast (U. 8.)- North (U. S.). Page Northern Alabama Uy., abandonment ■.. 511 Northern and Northwestern Lakes Survey. 64, 130, 200, 28 1 , 355, 668. 801 , 922, 1044, 1 1 f, 1 report, 1931 wrj Northern Cheyenne Indians, see Cheyenne Indians. Northern New York R. R., operation of bridge. 481, 830,855 Northern Oats Co., oats 757 Northern Ohio Ry., bonds 1005 Northern Pacific Ry.: abandonment - 165 acquisition 165,401 construction 165,878 court cases — Interstate Commerce Commission 163. 754.875 United States 311 rates on— apples 242 posts 102 tanks 1011 Northern Potato Traffic Association, potatoes. 247 Northern Telephone Co., control 401 Northern Trust Co., trustee, court case 765 Northers, see Winds. Northrup, W. B., Co., refrigeration 102 Northwest (U. S.): bulk handling of grain 674 commercial survey of Pacific Northwest... 824 mountain pine beetle fought by 2 methods. 210 San Jose scale control. Pacific Northwest.. 138 seed caterpillar in north Pacific region.. 72, 135 smut, removing from wheat by washing... 5 see also Pacific States. Northwest Missouri Fair -\ssociation, relief. . 1079 Northwest Paper Co., sulphur. 249 Northwestern Iron & Metal Co., junk -. 246 Northwestern Lakes Survey, see Northern and Northwestern Lakes Survey. Northwestern Railroad of South Carolina 40 Northwestern Retail Coal Dealers Association. 402 Norton, John N. (Representative from Nebr.): reports made by — Agriculture Com 953,1074 Norton, K. A.: Kennelly-IIeaviside layer heights 379,567 radio field-intensity measurements 828, 1067 Norton, Mary T. (Representative from N. J.): reports made by — District of Columbia Com 477-478 Norton, WilUs, Co., wheat 759 Norway: chemical industries and trade... 301 friendship, etc., treaty with U. S 908 importations for consuls, U. S. and Nor- way - 784 lights, etc Ill pavment for owner of steamer Tampien..- 1083 sailing directions.. 263,773 wages, 1930 and 1931 894 Norway pine, light and plant growth 805, 1054 Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Ltd... 428 Norwood & St. Lawrence li. R., bonds. 1005 Notes, see Bonds of United States— Federal re- serve notes— National bank notes — Treasury notes — also names of rail- roads, corporations, etc., issuing notes. Notes on preventive medicine, see Medicine. Notice of quarantine, see Quarantine. Notice toaviators 47,111,181, 263, 334, 416, 644, 773, 898, 1022, 1 143 index, 1931 47,527 Notice to mariners: Hydrographic Office— 1931 47,111,181,283,334,416 1931, index 181,644 1932 627, 644, 773, 89S, 1022, 1 143 special 100th anniversary number 47 Lighthouses Bureau- Great Lakes 20,85, 151, 224, 302, 376, 691, 824. 944. 1064 notices issued jointly with Coast and Geodetic Survey 20,85.151,224, 303, 376, 464, 564, 691, 824, 944, 1064 poster notice to mariners 151 .N'olices of judgment, see Judgments. July-June 1299 Page Notifiable diseases, see Contagious diseases. Notions. Government supplies 662 Nova Scotia: chart — 1143 pilot, supplement 773 stegocephalid, etc., amphipod crustaceans. 272 Nowinski, William J., relief 593 Noyes, G. Harold, Cleveland, Ohio, storm 142 Noyes, Richard W.: span-load distribution in roll -.. 333 tests on Clark Y biplane cellules 1021 Noyes, William A., memoir of Ira Remsen-.. 1141 Nuevitas, Puerto de, chart 264 Nugrape Co. of America 314 Nukualofa Island, echinoderms 537 Null method measurement of small charges 23 Numbering-machines: Federal standard stock catalogue 192 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... 662 Nurse Corps, Army, pay and allowances 128 Nurse Corps, Navy, death gratuity to depend- ent - 593 Nursery education, good references 751 Nursery stock: hot water treatment for Japanese beetle... 210, 450 interstate trade requirements 814 Nurses and nursing: diabetic patients, nursing 547 duties of head nurse in charge of ward 794 follow-up nurse and the chronically ill 198 mental hygiene of nurses 128 thoracoplasty, nursing care 665 training schools — Freedmen's Hospital. 235 St. Elizabeths Hospital 163 see also Nurse Corps, Army— Nurse Corps, Navy. Nusa Channel, chart 528 Nusbaum, G. W., threadlocking devices... 306, 380 Nutrition: chart --- 452 corn sap indicator of nutrient needs — 135, 205 effect on size of swine litter 927, 1050 maintenance of growing cattle 3 requirements for growth of cattle - 3 see also Food. Nuts: census of manufactures 685 see also names of nuts. Nuts (machinery): census of manufactures 819 Federal standard stock catalogue 912, 1037 specifications, etc., of Gen, Supply Com... 545 Nuttall's death camas as poisonous plant 807 NY-2 airplane, see Airplanes. Nye, Gerald P. (Senator from N. Dak.): reports made by — Commerce Com 603, 1104 Public Lands and Surveys Com.. 501-502, 616, 739-740, 863-864, 989, 1115-16 Senatorial Campaign Expenditures Se- lect Com... -.- 387 Nystrom, Amer B.: dairy cattle breeds — --- oi7 feeding dairy cows— - -.. 138 judging dairy cattle 363 O O Aleijadinho, little cripple of Minas Geraes.. 266 0-Gas-Co Sales Corporation, petroleum 39 O. S. A. excitation data interpolation 24, 153 Oakes, Harvey, soil of Beam-egard Parish, La. 1052 Oakey, Warren, Rogue River drainage basin. 1126 Oakland, Calif.: bridge - 588' 6(W, 830 Chamber of Commerce- freight rates 757 food poisoning outbreak bi.dsi land for street purposes, conveying 1091 Oakland Bay oyster mortality 375 Oakwoods, schooner: relief of owner :-- 601,704 Oaths, Panama Canal officials to admimster.. 586, Oatmeal, Federal standard stock catalogue. 124, 660 Page Oats: barberry dangerous neighbor 557 Federal standard stock catalogue 124,790 floret separation, etc., inheritance 136,293 in North-Central States 453 production in Alaska 1053 rates on 632, 757 red oats, races of Ustilago on 673,813 resistance inheritance. 447, 558 Obato Wan, chart - 417 Oberholser, Harry C, birds of Natuna Islands. 655 Oberon quadrangle, N. Dak 237 O'Bleness, Abram G., rehef 602,1069 O'Bleness, Julia K.: relief 579 reUef of widower..^.. 602,1069 Obligations of foreign Governments, see Public debts. Obokh Anchorage, chart 417 O'Brien, Delia, relief 835 O'Brien, Lawrence C, v. United States.. 409 O'Brien, Mary E., relief 579 O'Brien, Robert L., nomination 608 O'Brien, Ruth: selection of cotton fabrics 212 textile bujing 291 Obsehestwo Wyksounskich Metallugicheskich i Mechanicheskich Sawodow v. U. S. 1138 Obseliscoides cuniculi 927,1051 Observatories: search for new solar observatory 906 see also names of observatories. Obstructions to air navigation, marking- .. 143, 937 Ocala National Forest, addition of lands 781 Ocala National Game Refuge, addition of lands. 781 Occhionero, George, relief 718 Occoquan, Va., roads in workhouse property. . 605, 960, 1069 Occupational diseases, see names of diseases. Occupational therapy: administered in tuberculosis hospital 435 at veterans' hospital, St. Cloud, Minn 665 Occupations: rates of physical impairments. 546 see also, for census statistics, names of cer- tain States, etc. Occupations (military) : in which Army, etc., participated 915 Ocean: fog at sea 182 pilot balloon observations at sea 1 144 surface temperatures, and other data 646 surface temperatures, bucket observa- tions 12,76 temperatures obtained on Carnegie cruise. 76 weather reporting by radio 76 see also name of ocean. Ocean currents: charts of north Atlantic 182, 418, 776 charts of north Pacific 50, 113, 264, 528, 899 publications of Coast and Geod. Survey- catalogues 221,299,940 lists (in tide and current tables) 18, 220, 940, 1061 tables— ,^^ Atlantic Coast, 1932 220 Massachusetts Bay and vicinity, 1932. 148 New York Harbor, etc., 1932... 220 Pacific Coast, 1933. 940 Puget Sound, 1932 221 San Bernardino Strait, 1933 940 San Francisco Bay, 1932 221 Ocean going fleets, see Merchant marine. Ocean mail, see International postal service. birds recorded by Pinchot Expedition 120 broadcast advertising 8M design areas in Oceania 784 lights, etc., on coast. 1022 Pacific Islands pilot, supplements 774 tide tables for island groups, 1932 18 Oceanic Steamship Co. v. United States... 174,994 Oceans, see Ocean— aiso names of oceans. Ocher: ,„. Federal standard stock catalogue 124 rates on - - "^7 1300 Index, 1931-1932 Page O'Connell, David J., memorial services 2» O'Connor, Andrew F., transposition of vis- cera 915 O'Connor. Ctmrles: contested election case — arKunients and hearings 838 eii)enses, estimate for payment 1073 report of Klections Com. No. 2.. 960 O'Connor, Denis S.: fractures of neck of femur 180 subluxation of head of humerus 180 O'Connor. John J. (Representative from N. v.): reports made by — UulcsCom... 488.723,973. 1094-95 O'Connor. Vernon W., bridge 481.604.696 Ocular, set Kyes. OculoRvric crises in cpiilemic encephalitis 435 Oddie.Ta.sker L. (.Senator from Nev.): reports made by — Ai)propriations Com 1098 Irrigation and Reclamation Com 73f Naval Affairs Com ei.") Post Offices and Post Roads Com 862. 989,1113-14 Public Ipulat ion. 14' retail distribution '« unemployment 1' wholesale distribution 6^" employment fluctuation (2 entries) 7i.- Federal aiil highway system progress map. 4' ; mail routes, schedules __ I>^' 339,422.660.903. Ill- past route map •. Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station li Ohio Canal, chart - 3'' Ohio Chemical & Manufacturing Co :; Ohio Lake Cargo Coal Rate Committee r>: ■ Ohio Mining Co '^-• Ohio River: basin, surface water supply 236, 11. bridges— Cairo, lU 963,980. IdT Mound City. Ill - :- Owensboro. Ky 586,963.980, Ki: Well.shurg. \V. Va 10^ improvement, report '•■'• light list.-.- - -- 302 typhoid fever in Ohio River cities 197 use. navigation, etc., regulations 548 Ohio Valley Refining Co., fuller's earth 38 Ohmer Fare Register Co., Louis J. Huwep. 520,764 Oil, see Oils— Petroleum. Oil Conservation Board, see Federal Oil Con- servation Board. Oil emulsions. San Jose scale insecticides 72 Oil fields, see Petroleum. Oil Fields Short Line R. R., excess income 401 Oil Heat. Inc.. fuel-oil 757 Oil lands, see Petroleum. Oil reserves, see Naval petroleum reserves. Oil shale, see Shale. Oil Spring Reservation, receipts from leases.. 1123 Oil tests for flaxseed and soybeans 554 Oil-well supplies, rates on 247,883,1009 Oilcloth: census of manufactures 562 Federal standard stock catalogue 913 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... 662 Oils: census, oils other than jietroleum 820 census, vegetable cooking oils 372 costs of production and transportation 1035 mailing, postal laws and regulations 267 market for marine animal oils 463 market in Cuba 151 standard stock catalogue, road oil 34R see also Essences and essential oils— Fuel- oil— Uhnninating oils— Lubricat- ing oils— Petroleum — o/«o names of oils. Oklahoma: anthropological studies 906 census, 1930— agriculture 81,146.460 drainage 372 irrigation 219 occupations 939 population 81 retail distribution 81 unemployment 16 contested election, O'Connor r. Disney. . . 838. 960,1073 Corporation Commission- court cases 1033 Federal aid highway system progress map. 141 Indians, survey of conditions. 230 mail routes, schedules 54,269,650, 1028 post route map 651 Oklahoma University, land, etc.. for Indians.. 962 Okmulgee Northern Ry., excess income \K\ Okra. costs in V. S. and competing country... 911 Old age tensions: and insurance. U. S. and foreign countries. 1020 bibliography, public i)onsions in U. S.. 768.894 operation of public systems in U. S... 641. 1140 to protect labor in Its old age — hearing 1113 reports 690,966 July-June 1301 Page Old Age Security Bureau: to create in Labor Department — hearing 1113 reports 590,966 Old Bahama Channel, chart 1023 Old Colony Railroad, court case 257, 520, 657 Old Colony Trust Co., admr., court case 892 Old Gold Combination White Lead & Color Corporation 393 Old Settler Cherokee Indians, see Cherokee Indians. Old World prehistory, progress in field 343,425 Oldright, G. L., treating complex ore 85 Olds, Millard D., comnr. of internal revenue v. 107 O'Leary, Maurice J., relief 485 O'Leary, Paul A., studies in syphilis. 915, 1041, 1157 Oleomargarine: census of manufactures. 372 packing in tin, etc., authorizing .' 1097 rates on 322 specifications and proposals 792, 1040 Oleoresin: production from defoliated pine.. 3.59, 451 production improvement 290 Olive oil: costs of production in U. S., etc _.. 191 Federal standard stock catalogue 59 proclamation decreasing duty 191 Olive-tubercle organism on ash trees 1049 Oliver, Alfred R., Gothenburg, Nebr., torna- does 142 Oliver, Gene G., v. United States 764 Oliver, Nellie, relief 845 Oliver, William B. (Representative from Ala.): reports made by — Appropriations Com 573 Conference Com 1072 views of minority — Judiciary Com 715 Olives, Federal standard stock catalogue 124 Olivier, Charles P., fireballs and meteors 335 Olivo, Gerardo, coffee-roasting outfit 621 Olmstead, L. B., dispersion of soils by super- sonic method 4, 71 Olmstead lands in North Carolina, claims 1087 Olsen, Harriette, relief. 727,835 Olson, Oscar C, relief 490 Olsson, Emil, v. United States 311 Oltre Giuba, Italian colonial development 85 Olympia Harbor, chart 301 Olympic games: commemorative stamps 421, 1147 temporary entry of aliens 381 Omaha, Nebr.: bridges across Missouri River. 714, 855,963, 1070 First Trust Co., as executor — court cases 619.1015,1137 Omaha-CouncU Bluffs Missouri River Bridge Board of Trustees, bridge 855, 963, 1070, 1086, 1104 Omaha Indians: investigate claims of and enroll 840 relief in Thurston County, Nebr 962 Omaha Live Stock Exchange, switching charges 249 Oman, Gulf of, sailing directions 334 O'Meara, James, limestone 1133 Onchocotylinae, four new species 426 Ondatra zibethica, trematode worms from 56 One Goose, Mary, relief 1084 O'Neal, A. M., soil survey, Pocahontas Co., Iowa 930 O'Neil, Edward J., relief 704 O'Neil, John, relief 847 O'Neil, Richard T.: malaria therapy in paresis 915 neurosyphilis, treatment and course 434 Onion: culture 10,933 diseases and their control 1055 home production of seed and sets 10 pellagra-preventive value, mature onions.. 352 rates on onions 101, 514, 1009 Onondaga Co. v. comnr. of internal revenue 175 Ontario, Lake, chart 1161 Opacity test sheet. 750 Opal glass -. 23 Open Market Committee, see Federal Open Market Committee. Page Operation and Maintenance Department of the Panama Canal, see Panama Canal (zone) . Operations Bureau, Shipping Board 64, 443, 922, 1062, 1162 Opinions: -Attorneys General— V. 36, by signatures 43, 175,637 for sale by supt. of documents 870 relating to Navy 1024 relating to vessel I'm Alone 1150 General Claims Comn., U. S. and Mexico. 345 International Technical Consulting Com- mittee on Radio Communications. 1150 labor, opinions affecting, 1929-30 641 postmasters, notice as to opinions 268 see also Decisions— Judgments. Opisthoporus genus of Philippine mollusks... 1150 Opium laws, compilation 698 Opolinsky, Frederick, & Son, peas 883 Opossum, new nematode, with other parasites. 344 Oppenheimer, Reuben, deportation laws 110 Optical goods, census of manufactures 561 Optical requirements of airplane mapping. 827, 1066 Optical rotation: and atomic dimension, mannose 154, 307 of liquids 947 Options and futures, see Speculation. Oral, see Mouth. Orange & Northwestern R. R., rates on pipe... 102 Orange Car and Steel Co. v. United States 257, 409,620,1120 Orange-oil, analysis and composition 808 Orange quadrangle, Tex 874 Oranges: rates on 632 vitamin C content impaired by spray 288 Orchard & Wilhelm Co., mats and matting... 1009 Orchard heaters, rates on 247 Orchards: apple-orchard renovation 366 insect pests, control 210,931 irrigation 368 Order of Railway Conductors 27,868 Orders, see names of Departments, bureaus, etc., issuing orders. Ordinance of 1787 309 Ordnance: catalogue 65,66.131,132,201, 282, 356, 444, 669, 923, 1045, 1046 Coast Guard instructions, amendment 661 handbook of artillery, etc 443 maintenance, Army technical regulations.. 353 miscellaneous components, nomenclature.. 65 mobile artillery ammunition 665, 916 mobOe artUlery materiel 436 ordnance field service bulletin 65, 200 ordnance provision system 65. 66, 131, 132, 201, 282, 356, 444, 669, 923. 10^5, 1046 safety manual, handling explosives, etc 670 standard nomenclature list 65, 66, 131, 132, 201, 282, 356, 444, 669. 923, 1045, 1046 see also names of ordnance materiel. Ordnance Bureau, Navy Dept 182,419 report, 1931.. 419,1021 Ordnance Department, War Dept 65, 131, 200, 282, 356, 443, 669, 923, 1045 technical regulations 199,795 Ordnance Engineering Corporation p. U. S. 91, 390 Ordway, Wallace E., reUef 579 Ore, see Ores. Oregon: census, 1930— agriculture 219, 1060 construction industry 1060 drainage 298 irrigation 219 occupations 562 population- 16 retail distribution 81, 146 coast pOot supplement 688 dams and dikes- Beaver Slough 495 Haynes Slough 496 Larson Slough 496 Douglas fir, decay and other losses 812 dust storm, .A.pr. 21-24, 1931 76 Federal aid highway system progress map. 454 forest exchange act extension 977, 1092 1302 Index, 1931-1932 Page Oregon— Continued. Highway Department- electrical equipment, movable bridges. 293 Indians, claims of certain bands — reports 712.734,985 veto message 905 land offices, establishing additional 740 lands withdrawn 187 for fish-cultural station 781 for lookout station 118 for resurvey 55 for resurvev. revocation 187 in aid of legislation 118,187.905 legislation for women in industry 332 mail routes, schedules 53,268,533,903 post route map 651 power-site restoration no. 407 653 public higher education, survey 30 public utilities commissioner — r. O.-W. R. K. & N. Co 876 seacoast, Columbia R. lightship change ... 151 skyline trail map 291 slash disposal in pine forests 365 summer homes in national forests 811 surface water supply, Pacific basins. 32, 162, 752 triangulation. 1927 datum - 821 waters of Columbia R., extend compact... 482, 986 Oregon, 111., bridge.- 588,604,696 Oregon .Agricultural Experiment Station: bulk handling of grain.. 674 soil survey of Marion County 808 Oregon Electric Ry., proposed construction 511 Oregon Short Line R. R.: abandonment 241 freight rates 167 rates on — onions 1009 peas 1010 Oregon University: personnel measures, significance 1124 Regional Conference on Higher Educa- tion 1124 Oregon-Washington R. R. & Navigation Co.: abandonment. 241,321 court case. 876 rates on petroleum products 883 Ores: deposits of Bonanza mining district, Colo.. 872 deposits of Ooodsprings quadrangle. Nev.. 161 sampling and estimation of deposits. 1065 treating complex ore, experimental work... 85 see also Iron ore — also names of metals. Organic acids from carbohydrates 930 Organization on Unemployment Relief, see President's Organization on Unem- ployment Relief. Organized Reserves: care and treatment of members 613,845 pay and allowances 280 see also Enlisted Reserve Corps, Army- Officers' Reserve Corps, Army. Organs, census of manufactures 687 see also Pipe-organs. Orinski, Mary, relief 1079 Orla quadrangle, Tex 397 Orlando, Fla.. term of district court 841 Orleans Levee District: lands in New Orleans for levee, etc.— hearings 721 law. 8.30 reports 721,863 Ornburn, Ira M., nomination as tariff comnr.. 608 Oropendola, Waglcr's, nesting habits 342,425 Orr, George, wages in Norway, 10.30 and 1931.. 894 Ortalidae, flies of genus Pscudotephritis 272 Orthopedic appliances, census of manufactures. 561 Orthophenylphenol, germicidal efliciency 3 Orton. W. If., directional antenna systems 947 Osage County, Okla., alcohol manufacture, etc. 961, 984, 1069 Osage Indians: claim. Court of Claims to hear, etc... 859, 1084 tribal and individual affairs 735,962, 1085 Osage Oil and Refining Co., court case 27,93 OsakI Wan, chart 528 Oiiborn, Chase S., p. United States 390 Osborne, A. A., power-using Industries of Italy. 223 Page Osborne, John B., wages in Sweden, 1930 and 1931 894 Osborne, Pinkie, relief.. 580 Osborne, Thomas B., biographical memoir... 1141 Osceola National Forest, proclamation 54 Oscillators: for testing seismic recorders 944 piezo, quarti! plate mountings, etc 227,380 O'Shea, Jerry, relief 735,835 Oshima, Kokichi, studies in crab canning 375 O.sseous, see Bones. Osteomyelitis of skull following sinus Infection. 363 Osterhaus, Hugo, pension increase to widow... 501 Osterhaus, Mary W., increase in pension 501 Osterhout, Lucius K., relief 717 Ostertagia, new species from Virginia deer 56 Ostrander, W. M., rp., etc., of Fed. Trade Comn 92 Ostreidae, see Oysters. Oswald, W. Bailey, calculation of airplane per- formance 896 Otis Gin & Warehouse Co., cotton-bale cover- ing 756 Oto Indians: right to compensation 985, 1085 trust period extended 269 O'Toole, John, relief 580 Ottawa River, preliminary examination, re- port. 667 Otter Bay, chart 648 Otter Cliffs radio station, removal, etc 659 Otter Creek, navigation, etc., report 799 Ouachita National Forest, proclamation 187 Outlying possessions: crime reports. . 43, 108, 176, 260, 330, 411, 522, 1018 education of racial groups 160 health authorities. 1931 433 mails from U. S., schedule of steamers 53, 116, 185. 268. 339, 421, 532, 650. 779, 903. 1028, 1147. publications for sale by supt. of docs 30 trade-mark protection 85 see also Oceania — also names of possessions. Ova from Fallopian tubes of dairy cows... 285, 363 Oven canning, heat-penetration rates 212 Ovens, Government supplies 545 Overalls, rates on 883 Overman, Lee S., memorial addresses 229 Overton, Horace H., v. United States. 410 Overton, John H. (Representative from La.): reports made by- Flood Control Com 709 Owasco River Ry., joint control 511 Owen, Frank O., case of admx 175 Owen, Ruth B. (Representative from Fla.): report made by — Foreign Affairs Com... 710 Owens, Gary R., v. United States 764 Owens Vallev, climatic data to 1930 682 Owensboro. Ky.. bridges 586,963.980,1070 Owensby, Newdigate M., relief ■ 608 Owls from standpoint of farmer 137 Owyhee irrigation project, specifications, etc.. 318, 319 Oxford Paper Co. v. United States. 311.637.764,867 Oxholm, A.\elll., Europe as market for lumber. 464 Oxidation: aldo.se sugars, by bromine water... 694,947,948 aldo.se sugars, electrolytic oxidation 89 carotin and xanfliophyll spectra 24.87 cry.stalline glutathione, copper in 197,433 <|pxtrose, electrolytic oxidation 947,1066 relation to proteolysis in tumors 793 Oxidation-reduction potential in milk 673,805 Oxygen: cell consumption, action of compounds 62 determination in irons and steels 88,228 dilution waters in oxygen demand test 197 di.sappearaiice rate in sludge 197 Oyster drill studies 222 Oyster-shells: in diet of laying hens, effect 206^ 361 rates on 39 Oysters: Federal standard stock catalogue 124 oyster bottoms in Texas 222 pulp mill pollution effects 376 sensory stimulation by chemicals 463 spawning and setting in Galveston Bay. .. 19 July-June 1303 Page Ozark Utilities Co., fuel-oil 1008 Ozarks, leaf hoppers attack apple 210 Ozment's Instruction Bureau 233 Ozone, spectrobolometric determination 342 P P. B. Securities Co., Inc., v. United States 10" pH, see Hydrogen-ion concentration. Pabst, A. M., meat keeping in home refrigera- tors - 291 Pace, James M., relief 580 Pacific, motor-ship: claim arbitration, agreement with Sweden. 273 Pacific Coast: coast pilot supplement 688 current tables, 1933 .- 940 light list --- 824 tide tables, 1932 18 weather information by radio 455, 645, 646, 683, 776 see also Pacific States. Pacific Coast Branch, American Historical Association, proceedings, 1930 783 Pacific Coke & Coal Co., coal tests 224 Pacific Company, Ltd., court case 910 Pacific Development Radio Co., court case 313 Pacific Electric Ry., lubricating-oils 246 Pacific Fruit Express Co., freight service 876 Pacific islands, see Oceania. Pacific Northwest, see Northwest (U. S.). Pacific Ocean: aerial flights, map 1144 charts — current charts of north Pacific 50, 113,264,528,899 index chart of sounded areas 265 pilot chart of north Pacific. 50, 113, 182, 264, 335, 418, 528, 646, 776, 899, 1024, 1144 pilot chart of south Pacific. 50, 265, 528, 900 saiUng charts -.- 1023 upper air, north Pacific pilot chart 50, 113, 182, 265, 336, 418, 529, 646, 776, 900, 1024, 1144 weather broadcasting stations 50, 113, 182, 265, 336, 418, 646, 776 western part 335, 418, 529 Foraminifera of Albatross collections 1 1 50 halibut fishery, protection — Executive order 1148 hearings -. 590 law 950 reports 591, 855 tropical cyclones, north Pacific. 1024 weather information by radio 455, 645, 646 Pacific States: plum and prune growing 141 surface water supply. Pacific basins 31, 32, 94, 162, 317, 752, 872, 999, 1126 see also Northwest (U. S.) — Pacific Coast. Pacific States Box and Basket Co 596, 1115 Pack, Dean A., rate of decay of sugar beets. 673, 681 Packages, see Containers. Packer, Army training manual 63 Packer Corporations. Utah 786 Packing industry: census of manufactures 372 employment of women in meat packing 641 Packings: Federal standard stock catalogue.. 124, 193, 431 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... 545 steam and other packing, census 457 Paddleford & Lamy, Bartlett Frazier Co. v 517 Padlocks, Federal standard stock catalogue 348 Padre, Puerto, chart 1024 Paducah Box & Basket Co., fruit packages 38 Pagadian Bay, chart 462 Page, Dudley M., court case 257, 620 Page, John H., trustee, court case 1034 Page, William Tyler: Congressional districts 308 Members of House, 72d Congress 25,308 see also House of Representatives, clerk. Pageants: depicting life of Washington, etc 387, 742, 743, 744, 745 how to produce. 743 play and pageant costume book 743 Page Paint: census of manufactures 820 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... 662 standard stock catalogue 59, 125, 193, 276 Paint Rock quadrangle, Tex 874 Paint thinner, standard stock catalogue 59,276 Painters District Council no. 14 of Chicago and Vicinity, see Brotherhood of Paint- ers, Decorators, and Paper Hangers of America. Painting: on farm 555 vessels of Navy, instructions 179 Paintings: made in Spain by Wells M. Sawyer 272 Seth Eastman, painter of American Indian. 906 Paints, see Paint. Paitilla Point military reservation: modification of boundary line — law 951 reports 583,858 State Dept. recommendation... 427 Palawan: chart... 941 coast pilot supplement 821 Palestine: economic developments 85 extradition treaty made applicable 908 Palkin, S., gum spirits of turpentine 450 Pallas Apparate Gesellschaft v. United States.. 43 Pallikulo Bay, chart 527 Palm-oil, rates on 39 Palmas Island, charts 221,775 Pahner, E. G., court case 637, 764 Palmer, Fanny M., foreign trade in agricultural products 206 Palmer, Gladys L., women workers at summer schools, 1928-30. 332 Palmer, L. A., brick masonry materials, changes 88 Palmer, Lawrence J., reindeer handling 555 Palmer, P. H., relief. 1085 Palmer & Parker Co., United States p 906 Palmetto Cotton Co., reUef 1079 Pahnisano, Vincent L. (Representative from Md.): reports made by — District of Columbia Com 382, 582-583, 707-708, 837, 959-960, 1081 Palms, see Coconut palm — Date palm. Palo Verde Valley, protection against floods. . 589, 838,854,1082,1154 Pamphlet laws, see Laws. Pamphlet series, Education Office 30, 235,316,506,625,750,998 Pamphlets: copyright entries 109, 178, 261, 332, 524, 642, 895, 1141 folding for House of Representatives 470 Pan American Commercial Conference: address of President Hoover, Oct. 8, 1931 . . 269 review of 4th conference 530 same (in Spanish) 647 Pan American Conference of National Direc- tors of Public Health, segunda conferencia 51 Pan American countries, see American repub- lics. Pan American day: bulletin of Pan Amer. Union in honor 901 same (in Portuguese) 901 same (in Spanish) 901 celebracion en el hemisferio occidental 337 throughout the Americas.. 266 Pan American Public Health Conference, see Pan American Conference of Na- tional Directors of Public Health. Pan American sanitary code 196 Pan American Sanitary Conference 909 Pan American Union 51.114,183,265. 336, 419, 529, 647, 777, 900. 1024, 1144 bulletin. 51, 114, 183, 265, 260, 336, 420, 530, 647, 777, 901, 1025, 1145 index, Jan.-Dec. 1931 (English edition). 647 index, Jan.-Dec. 1931 (Spanish edition). 777 bulletin, special numbers — Columbus memorial lighthouse 1025 Pan American day, Apr. 14 901 1304 Index, 1931-1932 Pan American Union— Continued. Page publications on Ecuador 114 recent publications 530 Panama: boundary — law 951 reports 583,858 State Dept. recommendations 427 claims, convention with U. S 344 fugitives from justice, extradition 586, 1108 increased postage on letters and cards 649 marine mollusks, descriptions 56 Panama Canal: enlarging capacity, rp. of Governor on 1044 estimates, 1933 420 Executive orders, supplement 778 operation, to amend act 587, 1109 publications for sale by supt. of docs 30,997 radio eeal, paper 748 customs appeal, wrapping paper 1121 deteriorative effect of suli)hur dioxide.. 694,947 Federal standard stock catalogue 192, 348, 543, 660, 1037, 1038, 1155 glossary of paper terms 1063 industry concerns farmer 209 light and rosin-sizing materials 24 market for paper and products in Cuba 302 newsprint, and news ink 1124 permanence studies of book papers 153, 307 rates on— newsprint paper 101 paper and paper articles. 39, 169,247,757,1009,1134 scrap or waste paper 101, 169,514 waxed-paper wrappers 884 wrapping paper 250,885 specifications of General Supply Com 195, 350, 663, 1040 standard mimeograph paper 996 stock catalogue, etc., Govt. Print. Office.. 1124 waste elimination, waxed tissue paper 1068 wood fibers for paper making 306,568 Paper bags, see Bags. Paper board: census, 1930 562 rates on 169,247 Paper Division, Foreign and Domestic Com- merce Bur 302 Paper money, outstanding 62,127.198,280, 352, 434. 547. 664, 794, 915. 1041, 1158 Paper Specifications Committee, report, 1931.. 383 Papers, see Commercial pai>ers— a/*o names of Departments etc., to which papers belong. Papohaku Roadstead, chart 462 Para Paint & Varni.sh Co 869 Parachutes, air commerce regulations, suppl... 13 Paradichlorobenzene solutions in control of lesser peach borer 72 Paradise- Verde area, .\riz., soil survey 71 Paraffin and congealing-oil problems — 824 Paraguay: Increased postage on letters and cards 649 labor legislation 331 Paralysis: dementia prrecox, paresis evidences 436 facial nerve, treatment 1041 findings in dementia paralytica 128 ginger paralysis epidemic 196 malaria therapy in paresis 915, 1001 malaria treatment (2 articles) 1158 Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation 159, 393, 749 Paraplegia, from metastatic carcinoma 353 Parasites: for Insoctivora, key-catalogue 1157 in manure, killed by heat generated 70 intestinal infection in Filipinos 353 intestinal parasites in boys 433 opossum — 844 July-June 1305 Page Parasites — Continued . poultry..- - 675 rabbits, parasites and diseases 929 sheep, gastrointestinal parasites 447,555 sheep, parasites and parasitic diseases 555 some Japanese, etc., grub parasites 1053 three new parasitic worms 344 see also names of parasites or names of dis- eases which they cause. Parasitic habit in ducks 784 Parasols, census of manufactures 561 Parcel post: agreement with German Postal Admin 909 convention between the Americas and Spain 903 postal instructions relative to 1027 fees for domestic insured and C. O. D. 719, 1113 funds collected on C. O. D. parcels 1090 illegal inclosures in 4th class matter . 778 international postal service 267 pick-up service 847 postage when returned to sender 649 rates, classification, etc.— information .-_ 532 modification, effective Oct. 1, 1932 903 proposed changes 169,649,1009 repeal see. 7 of act of 1928, hearing 594 repeal sec. 7 of act of 1928, reports. . 501, 847 zone rates for 300, etc., miles 116 requests relating to form 3547 1146 special delivery parcels 116, 649 zone locations of post offices 532 Parent-teacher associations, health program — 160 Parents: exempt aged parents from quota — hearings 711 minority views. 584 reports 478,973 Federal employees' compensation act 1110 Paresis, see Paralysis. Paris, Pauline, United States r 174, 255, 408, 519, 538, 910 Paris, Exposition Coloniale Internationale, 1931, participation of U. S. 1032 Paris Gas & Electric Co. (or Paris Gas & Light Co.): presidents Louis J. Becker 328,891 Paris green, action on Culex apicalis larvae.-. 1157 Parish Creek, preliminary examination, etc — 668 Park, Angus, case of executor 891 Park, J. W., marketing fruits, etc., by truck... 207 Park Commission, see National Capital Park and Planning Commission. Parker, Frances L., Foraminifera, S. America. 343 Parker, Frank B., relief 733 Parker", G. L., surface water of Pacific basins. . 31, 32, 94, 162, 317, 752, 872, 999, 1126 Parker, Homer C. (Representative from Ga.): reports made by — MiUtary Affairs Com. 483, 845, 966-968, 1089 Parker, J. B.: improving dairy herds 138 milk-quality improvement program 1052 Parker, J. R., grasshoppers in crops 809 Parker, James S. (Representative from N. Y.): reports made by — Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com - 481,588,1086 Parker, Jessie M., circular letters as a super- visory agency 625 Parker, Olen H., relief 847 Parker, R. R., tularaemia in sage hen 664 Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co 883,1009 Parking zones, adjacent to public buildings — 653 Parkinsonism, schizophrenia following 665 Parks, Dora E., see Bagby, Dora E. Parks, Mrs. Eustace, relief 580 Parks, K. E.: farm dairy houses. 677 homemade silos 809 Parks, Merced Gallagher de: tribunal de menores, etc., no Peru 530 same (in Spanish) 530 Parks: recreation areas in United States, 1930 1140 see also National parks — also names of parks. 143065—32 10 Page Parks and Woolson Machine Co. v. U. S 231, 409,1120 Parliamentary Committee on Social Insurance. Germany 1019 Parman, D. C: chemotropic responses of flies 289 screw worms and other maggots 931 Parole: laws, to extend provisions 841, 1110 report of Nat. Comn. on Law Observance, etc 46 Parole and Indeterminate Sentence Board, see Indeterminate Sentence and Parole Board. Parr, Frank W., remedial reading instruction. 1125 Parr, Pleasant L., relief 1079 Parr, Virgil V.: beef-cattle production, range area 136 dehorning, castrating, etc., beef cattle 675 Parramore Post. .American Legion. 486, 595, 739, 829 Parran, Thomas, jr., studies in syphilis 915, 1041,1157 Parse, James B., relief 472,492 Parshall, Charles, relief 610,704 Parshall, R. L., measuring water in irrigation channels.. 448 Parsons, Claude V. (Representative from 111.): reports made by — Territories Com 489, 849 Parsons, Douglas E., strength of masonry of hollow units 24 Parsons, Fred S., v. United States 231,409 Parsons, J. K., v. comnr. of internal revenue... 327 Paschall, X. H., soil survey, Belmont Co., Ohio. 209 Pashley, William H., v. United States 503 Passaic River, chart 689 Passarella, F. A., papers at Colorado Medical Society meeting 435 Passenger-cars, prohibit steaUng from 987 see also Sleeping-cars. Passenger rates: between Chicago and points in Minn 403 in sleeping car berths 1010 of Ann Arbor R. R 247 of Delaware. Lackawanna & Western R. R. 758 Passenger traffic: water borne traffic— 1930, calendar year 341 1931, fiscal year 535 1931, quarterly 341,535,782,1030 Passports: fees, increasing 584,858,951 notice to bearers of passports 538, 909 passport series 538,909 rules governing. Executive order 1148 see also Immigration. Pastes: census, paste and other adhesives 937 postal laws and regulations for mailing 267 stiffening power of starch pastes 812 Pasteurization; hog-cholera serum, pasteurizing improves.. 208 milk — cheese making necessitates 210 present status 72, 1052 smaU plants for pasteurizing milk 677 Pastures: improvement and livestock industry 213 temporary, for sheep raising 929 vacating eradicates cattle tick 207 winter wheat pasturing 214 Pate, James L., relief... 613, 1089 Patent Appeals, Court of, see Court of Customs and Patent Appeals. Patent medicines, census of manufactures 217 Patent Office 21,86,152,225, 304, 377, 465, 565, 692, 825, 945, 1065 business before, to prevent fraud, etc 969 decisions — weekly (in Official gazette) . 22, 86, 152, 226, 305, 378, 466, 566, 692, 825, 945, 1065 weekly (separates) 21, 86, 152. 225, 304, 377, 465, 466, 565, 692, 825, 945, 1065 printing and binding, suppl. estimate 790 prints and labels, rules for registration 566 report, 1931 378 trade-mark registration rules 466 1306 Index, 1931-1932 Tateuts; applications- abolish statute i>t:rmitliiiK renewal tt60 enijiower assignee of inventor to file 970 limit life from date of iiiijilicutioii 970 jjeuilins more than o years, expeerHture on tomatoes 4fl3 f;ill iinil winter jieiirs 813 Peoples, Andrew, cuse of e\rx 257 I'eople's Counsel, see Consumers' Counsel of TaritI Commission. People's Outflttinn Co 7C5,9tt4 Peoples- I'itishurtjh Trust Co., euT >>HS Peoples I'liliiit Association 765 Peoria Life Insurunc* Co 657 Pepjitirij, J. O., Seed Co 244 Pepi)ers; costs in U. S. and comi)etinK country 9U duty on iieppers, decreasing rate 423 market clise:ises 934 Pefiuaiio, Vernon, to enroll 1085, 1108 Ferhohiier, Jacob, coninr. of internal rev. p 763 Pere .Maniuette Ry., rales on iron 38 Perennials, herbaceous. 293 Performance tests, see ,\irplanes. Perfumes, census of manufactures 217 Periodicals: contributions to, copyrighted 109, 178, 201, 332. 52'J, 642, 895. 1 141 copvrighted 261,524. 1021 index, etc.. 1931 1021 educiitional, directory, 1932 1121 Feecial session.. 352 Permanent Conference on Printing 125 report, 1931 125,431 Permanent Court of InternationalJustice: comiiilat ion of material 725 contritiution of U. S. to expenses — address of J. Charles Linthicum. 1083 hearings 961, 10^3 report 10H3 reiwrt touching certain protocols 1107 Pennanent International As.sociation of Road Congres.ses, proceedings 1930 785 Pennit mailing, see Mail matter. Permits: building permits in i>rincipal cities— !«;«) -.. 523 1931 44, 108, 177, 260. 331, 412, 641, 893 1932 768,893,1019,1139 industrial alcohol and other liguors 277 oil and gas prosfHsct Ing, extension 848. 1115 jKjtash mining, extension 848,864,951 Permutit Co. r*. (Ira ver Corporation 428 PerrlnvArmstrong Co., lumber 168, 1133 Perrott, (>. St. J., li(|uid-oxygen explosives 691 Perry, .\nnslrong, radio and education .. 235 Perry's VIctorv Memorial Conunlsslon.. . 508 report, Dec. 1, 1931 r.ns Persia: provisional agreements with U. S.- commerclal relations I'M personal status and family Isw 121 Paw j .. 3.34 Persian Qulf, sailing directions Persimmon, native -•■ Person County, .N'. C, soil survey ' Personal projierty tax, to reiieal D. C. law Personnel and Husiness .Xdministration OfBoe, Agriculture Dept report, 1931 see also Stockberger, W. W. Personnel Classification Board .VJl consolidation into Civil Service Admin.— hearings , » minority views report Personnel Division, Medicine and Surgery Bureau Perth Amboy, X. J.: anchorage basin construction relief h Peru: foreign trade for 1930 901 increased postage on letters and cards 649 music, Peruvian 114 plague eradication, coopirative campaign. 197, 433 tribunal de menores e instilutos reformato- rios 630 same (in Spanish) 530 Pests, intercepted plant 681 see also Insects — also names of pests. Pet Milk Co., evaporated milk 323 Peta Bay, chart 775 Petaluma 4 .Santa Rosa R. R., control 878 Petar, .\lice V.: cobalt, molybdenum, etc., in 1930 465 molvbdenum 1064 Peter, Fre. comnr. of internal rev... 765 Phelps, W. L., case of executrix 765 Phenol, germicidal efficiency 285, 361 Phenolic resin, synthetic 429 Philadelphia, Pa.: aviation chart 774 chart of waterfront 374 household emplo jonent 1020 naval hospital, fund for construction 790 radio addresses by Sol Bloom 25, 387-388 rivers and harbors in district, report 799 unemplojTnenl in Apr. 1930, character 894 wholesale trade, census of distribution 16 women office workers 1020 Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington R. R.: bonds 242,401,511 extension of tracks 959, 982, 1070 land in Harford County, Md 613,968 Philadelphia, Bethlehem & New England R. R 1131 Philadelphia Interstate Dairy Council 11 Philip, Cornelius B.: tick parasite in West Africa 197,434 tularaemia in sage hen. 664 Philippine Department, Army, messenger. 188, 535 Philippine Islands 1046 biology, contributions to — moUusks of genus Opisthoporus 1150 polychaetous annelids 272 title-page, contents, etc., for v. 2 537 charts 221,941 coast pilot supplement 821 cotton piece-goods market 690 governor general, report 1930 1046 independence — hearings.. 713, 741 reports 713,741 insurrection — Quartermaster Corps hospitalization, reports 594,738 Quartermaster Corps hospitalization, veto message 1029 lands withdrawn for military purposes 340 money-order post offices 53 money orders for payment in, errors... 184, 778 more autonomous govt., act to provide 356 parasitic infection in Filipinos 353 publications for sale by supt. of docs 30 tariff and trade with United States 274 undulant fever, report of case 180 United States postage-stamps sent 1027 see also names of certain provinces. Page Philips, John L., s. United States 175,520 Philipsborn, Martin M., v. United States. 311, 765 Phillips, Arcadia N., wage-earning women, 1930 894 Phillips, D. F., relief 580 Phillips, E. F., wintering bees in cellars 288 Phillips, E. R.: sand and gravel in 1930 564 silica in 1930 224 Phillips, Elizabeth G., relief 1079 Phillips, Henry A., court case 428 Phillips, Hugh J., court case 761 Phillips, M. E., Indian-meal moth on fruit 138 Phillips, Matilda: commercio exterior da America Latina em 1929 114 same (in Spanish).. 114 Latin American foreign trade in 1930 901 same (in Spanish) 1025 Phillips, Max, lignin in wheat straw.. 285, 363 PhilUps, S. W.: soil surveys — Anne Arundel County, Md 930 Belmont County, Ohio 209 Phillips, W. J.: rough-headed corn stalk-beetle 7 wheat jointworm and its control 810 wheat strawworm and its control 364 Phillips, Ze Barney T., prayers in Senate 384 Phillips County Post, American Legion.. 971, 1116 Philosophical opinions against war, see Con- scientious objectors. Phipps, Henry C, court cases 107,257 Phipps, Howard, court case 107 Phipps, John S., court cases 107,257 Phoenix, Ariz.: conveyance of target range to Arizona 613 land for water-supply development 610 Phoenix Indemnity Co., Robert J. Hoage ps.. 313, 404 Phoenix Manufacturing Co., horseshoes 168 Phoenix National Bank and Trust Co 786 Phoenix Utility Co.: concrete-mixers 512 locomotives 246 piling 403 terra-cotta 1135 Phoma betae, effect of temperature. 673, 681 Phonographs, census of manufactures 687 Phony peach-disease, quarantine 553 Phosphates: influence on plants 928, 1050 mining phosphate on public domain. 1091, 1116 production of phosphate rock in 1930 .564 rates on 102 Phosphoric acid: content of plants 928,1050 influence on potato tubers 135, 206 Phosphorus: arc spectrum 694,947 content of blood sera of lepers 61 metabolism in leprosy, blood serum study. 664 Photochemistry: decomposition of silk, effect of pH 379, 568 varnish, photochemical embrittling test. 24, 154 Photographs: aerial photograph reading 354, 355, 667, 920 copyrighted 262,524,895 index, etc., 1931... 895 Photography: census of photographic apparatus 561 light box for agricultural research 927, 1050 photographic emulsions— after-ripening 88, 228 nonhalide silver and soluble bromide. 1067 silver ion, etc., concentrations 828, 948 silver ion-gelatin equilibrium 306, 467 sensitivity 153,306,307,467 Phototherapy measurements on light sources.. 307 Phrenicotomy: intrapulmonary disease, phrenic surgery... 128 phrenic exeresis 1158 Phthisis, see Tuberculosis. Phymatotrichum omnivorum, infection experi- ments 285, 366 Physical defects, see Diseases. 1310 Index, 1931-1932 Physical exaniination: Page annual examinations and vital statistics.. 1142 as instrument of research 61,278 medical examiners' manual, Veterans' Admin 1158 of prisoners 1041 standards, Army reflations 435 Physical impairments, tte Diseases. Physical therapy in Kaynaud's disease 435 Physician in Ilouse of Representatives, asst.. 470, 671 Physics: modern concepts, relation to chemistry. 342, 425 waves and corpuscles 342,425 Phytomonas herberidis 69, 135 Phytophaga destructor, wild grasses as hosts.. 3 Pianos, census of manufacture 687 Pickles: cucumbers for pickling 74 Federal standard stock catalogue 125, 1155 making fermented pickles 6,930 Pico, chart -.- 49 Pictol, see Metol. Pictures, tee Illustrations — Motion pictures- Paintings — Photographs. Pidgeon, Mary E.: employment of women in slaughtering, etc. 641 women in industry 261 Piedmont i Northern Ry 754,876,1033 Piedmont Coal Co _ 428 Piedra, Puerto, chart 113 Piekenbrock, P., assimilation of nitrogen by tobacco... 206, 286 Pierce, Leslie: apple blotch 452 apple scab 140 Pierce County, Nebr., soil survey 209 Pierce County, Wash., coal tests 224 Pierre Furniture Co., misrouting 169 Pierson, Harriet W., serial pubs, of societies... 524 Pieters, A. J.: field tests of red-clover seed 681 green manuring 1055 kudzu, forage crop for the Southeast 933 lespedezas thrive in U. S 367 Piezo oscillators, quartz plate mountings.. 227,380 Pig, see Swine. Pig iron, see Cast-iron. Pig-lead, see Lead. Pigeon pea, improvement, etc., in Hawaii 810 Pigeon River Ry., abandonment 401 Pigments, lead and zinc, in 1930 303 Pigs, see Swine. Pike National Forest. 140 Piling, rates on 169,324,403 Pillsbury, Alfred F., court case 638 Pilonidal cyst 1142 Pilot balloons, see Balloons. Pilot charts: Atlantic Ocean, north 50, 112, 182,264, 335, 418, 528, 646, 776, 899, 1024, 1144 upper air 50,113,182,265, 336, 418, 529, 646, 776, 900, 1024. 1144 Atlantic Ocean, south 50, 2f)5, 528, 900 Central American waters 49, 112, 182, 264, 335, 418, 528, 645, 775, 899, 1024, 1144 Indian Ocean 49, 112, 182,264, 335, 418, 528, 645, 775, 899, 1024, 1 144 Pacific Ocean, north 50,113,182,264, 335, 418, 528, 646, 776, 899, 1024, 1 144 upper air 50, 113, 182,265, 336, 418, 529, 646, 776, 900. 1024, 1144 Pacific Ocean, south 50,265,528,900 Pilot gtiides, see Coast pilots— af«o names of localities. Pilots, see Aviators. Pimientos, rates on 514 Pinchot South Sea Expedition: birds recorded 120 fishes obtained 655 Pine: blue-staining fungi and bark-beetle 359,453 longleaf pine primer 811 more turi>ciitinp, les.s scar, l>etter pine 656 Norway pine, liglit in rel. to growth.. 805, 10.54 oleoresin from defoliated pine 359,451 pitch pines, sweetfern blister rust 812 red pine plantations, site quality 135, 136 shortleaf pine 211 slash pine 8 I Pine— Continued. PaW white pine, protect from blister rust 74,812 yellow pine, on intermountain brush lands. 139 yellow pine, slash disposal in forests 365 Pine-beetlfis: conti oiled by burning trees 290 fought in 2 ways in Northwest 210 leih:\l temperatures 135, 289 Pine Hill ('ryst;U .Spring Water Co 91,409,994 Pine Ridge, S. Dak., school building 859 Fine Ridge Reservation: repair of Oglala Indian School 1154 school building at Pine Ridge, S. Dak 859 Pineapple: canned, standard stock catalogue costs in U. S. and competing country 7 culture in Florida Pincjpple bran as feed for livestock I3'j Pinedftle Pueblo ruins 119 Pinellas Ice & Cold Storage Co 638 Pinene content of spirits of turpentine 450 Pink boUworm, modification of quarantine. 69, 1050 Pins: census of manufactures... 217 production costs, to investigate 1106 Pioneer Cooperage Co 520 Pioneer Pole & Shaft Co 409 Pioneer River, approaches to, chart 645 Pipe: census of manufactures 819 Federal standard stock catalogue 431 rates on 102, 169, 248, 324, 758, 883, 1010, 1134 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... 662 Pipe covering, census of manufactures 457 Pipe-fittings: Federal standard stock catalogue. 431,912, 1038 rates on 102 specifications, etc., of Oen. Supply Com... 545 Pipe lines: corrosion, soil characteristics 227,307 ga.soline transportation 944 oil transportation, tax regulations 1157 permit construction, etc., in D. C 605, 709, 829, 959, 981, 1069 Pipe-organs: and parts, costs of production.. 191 and parts, proclamation decreasing duty... 191 lateson 102 Piper, Charles V.: bur clover 933 cultivated grasses 292,680 green maniu-ing 1055 vetches 453 Piper, R. B., woolly-knot tJTpe of crown gall.. 447, 680 Pipes, tobacco, census of manufactures.- 460 Piqua Handle & Manufacturing Co., slats 102 Pirtle, T. R., dairy and poultry statistics 360 Pisar, Charles J., wages in Greece, 1931 768 Pistache nuts promising crop 213 Pistols: control sale, etc., in D. C. — hearing 732 reports 707,856 see also Shooting. Piston gages for precision measurements 88 Pit silos - 208,1051 Pitcairn, Hiirold F., autogiro 342,425 Pitch pine, see Pine. Pitkanen, John, relief. 835 Pittcnger, William A. (Representative from Minn.): reports made by- Claims Com 675-576,579,700-707, 832-836, 954-958, 1075-76. 1078-80 Pittman, Lizzie, relief 9.'S7, 1102 Pittock, H. J., legal psychiatry 352 Pitts, G. Bryan, r. superintendent of Washing- ton Asylum A Jail 175 Pittsburg Boiler & Machine Co., mine-cars 101 Pittsburgh, Pa.: bridge 481,570,601 census of wholesale trade 16 rivers and harbors in district, report 799 Pittsburgh and Midway Coal Mining Co. 390,520 Pittsburgh & .siusquehanna R. R 36 Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.: abandonment. 321 notes lOOS valuation 260 July-June 1311 Page Pittsburgh, Chartiers & Youghiogheuy Ry 756 Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis B. R 242,878 Pittsburgh coal bed: carbonizing properties of coals 691 falls of roof and coal in mines 1064 Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry 1131 Pituitary body: clinico-pathological aspect (2 entries) 1142 dysfunction and sphenoid sinus -.- 547 tumor causing neuralgia. 353 tumor with positive Aschheim-Zondek test. 771 Place names, see Names (geographical; . Placerville area, Calif., soil survey 1052 Plagiorchiidae, new genus and species 120 Plague eradication in Peru... 197,433 Planes (aircraft), see Airplanes. Planing mill products, census.- 459 Planning Branch, War Dept., \rmy extension courses .-- 129 Planorbulinidae of Atlantic Ocean 56 Plans and booklets for Navy vessels 333 Plant diseases, see Diseases of plants. Plant Industry Bureau... 9.74,140,213, 291, 366, 452, 557, 679, 812, 933, 1055 directory of field activities 557 inventory- 141,680,813 posters 813 repoit, 1931 367 Plant Introduction Division, see Foreign Plant Introduction Division. Plant Introduction Gardens, Canal Zone, see Panama Canal (zone) . Plant material, see Plants. Plant Quarantine and Control Administration. 75, 141, 214, 293, 368, 454, 681, 814, 1056 directory of field activities 75 list of current quarantines, orders, etc 75 report, 1931 368 service and regulatory announcements 75, 214, 454, 681, 814, 1056 index, 1930 214 title-page and contents, 1930. 293 Plant-sucking insects, feeding punctures 810 Planters Cotton Oil Co., Inc.: V. George C. Hopkins. 257,765,891,1033 V. United States 763 Planters Manufacturing Co 763 Planters Oil Co - 1133 Planters Operating Co 328 Plants: and plant products, prohibited entry 214 apparatus for growing _ 447,680 artificial and preserved, census 561 bound water in plant tissue 1049, 1056 collection, etc., for study of agriculture 367 development imder vitaglass 135, 206 drug plants under cultivation 9,680 eflect of light and darkness — abnormal alternations 3, 10 flowerless condition in response to length of day 205,293 growth by artificial light 293 researches on eflect of light waves.. 343, 425 extracting volatile oils 10 Green River age flora 317 growing annual flowering plants.. 557 herbaceous perennials 293 immune to Japanese beetle, extracts.. 678 insecticidal, as farm crops 676 inspection and certification regulations. .. 141 introduced by For. Plant Introduction Off. 680, 813 Miocene flora from Grand Coulee, Wash.. 396 mutations induced by X rays 293 pests intercepted on plants entering U. S.. 681 petroleum oil penetration into tissue... 205, 286 phosphoric acid content 928, 1050 postal regulations — addressed to places in Arkansas 184, 779 addressed to places in California 184 addressed to places in Mississippi 779 inspection at Albany, Oreg 116 publications — on insects injurious to plants 159 on plants 159, 1124 quarantine act, regulations 75 rare parasitic food plant 341 , 425 Page Plants— Continued. succession on clay soils in N. Mex 447,679 see also Botany — Diseases of plants— Forage plants— Nursery stock— Poisonous plants— Weeds— aiso name of plant. census of manufactures 460 rates on 632,883 Plaster board, rates on — 514 Plastic works: copyrighted 262,524,895 index, etc., 1931 895 Plate-glass, see Glass. Plated ware: census of manufactures 297 Federal standard stock catalogue 431 Platmum: and allied metals in 1930.. 303 freezing point 88 reducing and refining, census 688 Platner, Alton B., relief 476,853,949 Plattsburg, N. Y.: post-office site — hearing 595 law... 696 reports 486,739 Play suits tested for weather resistance... 212 Plaj-a de Flor Land and Improvement Co 735 Playgroimd equipment, census of manufac- tures - 217 Playgrounds: ^ ^ ^ , „. OS campos de desportos escolares 114 Playgrounds Department, D. C, report, 1931.. 391 Plays: depicting hfe of Washington, etc 387, 742, 743, 744, 745 play and pageant costume book 743 Pliocene fossils from limestone, Florida.. 752 Plitt, Edwin A., wages m Greece, 1931 768 Ploscowe, Morris, criminality, reference list 110 Plotting sheets: aircraft plotting sheet 334 universal plotting sheet 774 Plowing, control measure for corn borer 72 Plum, M. M., grain mixtures for dairy cattle. 1049 Plum: canned plums, standard stock catalogue... 543 growing in Pacific States 141 Plumbers' supplies: census of manufactures 687 ladles, standard stock catalogue 1155 rates on 102 see also Bathroom and toilet fixtures. Plumbing: in District of Columbia, regulation 856,959 recommended minimum requirements 948 supplement 307 simple repairs in the home 294 Plumbing Subcommittee, see Building Code Committee. Plumes, census of manufactures — 561 Plummer, Rosa E., relief 494,704 Plummer, W. C: business failures, etc., in New Jersey 375 retail credit survey, 1931.. 150,823 Plums, see Plum. Plymouth, Mass., chart of harbor.. 942 Plymouth Coimty Trust Co., court case 1034 Plymouth Electric Co., radio cabinets 1134 Plymouth quadrangle, N. H. 507 Plymouth Quarries, Inc., granite 167 Plywood, hardwood and red cedar, standard. . 468 Pneumococci: effects of sodium dehydrocholate... 127, 664, 665 value of active pneumococcus immunity.. 1142 Pneumolysis in pneumothorax with adhesions. 435 Pneumonia morbidity, etc., in epidemics.. 127,278 Pneumothorax: artificial, treatment of complications 547 spontaneous — spontaneous pneumothorax 665 with massive collapse of lung 915 with unusual features 794 without pulmonary tuberculosis.. 128 with adhesions, pneumolysis 435 Pocahontas, Ark., bridge 713,829,854 Pocahontas County, Iowa, soil survey 930 Pocahontas Tanning Co., tanning extract 515 1312 Index, 1931-1932 Page Pocatello, Idaho, airway maps 370,937 Pocketbooks, census of manufactures 938 Pocono Pines Assembly Hotels Co 620,765 Poe, David L., pituitary gland (2 entries) 1142 Poetry, Zufii ritual 1149 Point, itt name of point. Pointer type radio beacon course indicator... 24,89 Poisoning, »ee Poisons. Poisonous plants: bitter rubber weed, eflfect on sheep 285, 361 cockleburs.. 807 ivy and sumac, eradication 10,934 larkspur or poison weed 929 livestock poisoning by hydrocyanic acid... 675 Nuttall's death camas 807 Poisons: arsenical compounds, toxic effects 180 arsenical poisoning, etc., problem case 1041 carbon tetrachloride fwisoning 528 caustic poison, notice of judgment 8,932 fish poisons, use in South America 342, 425 food poisoning— by ice at Naval Air Station, D. C, etc. 520 three outbreaks 61, S.")! sodium chlorate, action on Nitella 359, 45;j volatile poisonous substances, regulate 977 tee also Toxins. Pokorny, Anna, relief 704,727 Pokomy Estate, Inc., r. United States 231, 891,1120 Pokorny Realty Co. v. United States. 311,891, 1120 Polak.I. B., air embolism in submarine escape. 771, 897 Poland: chemical industry and trade 19 friendship, etc., treaty with U. S 908 Polando, John L., to present medal 717, 1112 Polar regions: culture elements of circumpolar zone. . 343, 425 2d polar year program, V. S. participa- tion — estimate of appropriation 790 hearings - — 584 law... 697 reports 584,608 State Department recommendations... 427 Polaris, 1932 ephemeris and azimuth tables 235 Poles: rates on 247,883,1134 use in farm con-struction 1051 wood, for overhead electrical lines 948 Poh, Sylvester Z., r. United States 107,1120 Police; report of Nat. Comn. on Law Observance, etc -- in school for policemen, etc., in D. C 582 Police Department, District of Columbia: false swearing before trial boards — law 829 reports 583,605 report, 1931 - 391 Pohce jails and village lockups, report 46 Polishes: census, 1930, polishing preparations 937 Government supplies, polishing com- pounds 662 Polishing appliances, see Abrasives. Political parties, documents, etc., rel. to 315 Political science, publications for sale 315 Politz.er bags, standard stock catalogue 275 Polk County, Minu., bridge 481,670 Pollak, Waller U.: the third degree 110 unfairness in prosecutions 110 Pollard, Arthur P., r. internal rev. comnr 893 Pollen, antagonism in cotton 805,933 Pollino, Cattarina, relief 1102 Pollution of water, see Water pollution. Polychiielous annelids: from Chesai)eake Hay 56 from Philippine Islands 272 in National Museum collections 343 Polycythemia vera, report of case 794 Polymeris, Antigone, court case 639 Polymeris, .\spasia, court case 639 Pomeroy, C. S.: bud variation in [waches 813 pruning citrus treea 367 Page Pomerov, Elizabeth, hospital libraries 19> Ponca City, Okla.: construction of Federal building- hearings 721 law 951 reports 721, 7:i' Ponce de Leon, Juan, commemoration of land- ing in Florida ('/■ Ponce Harbor, report 10'.' Ponds, see Fish ponds. Ponds Kxtract Co. v. United States i. Poore, U. D., California lemon and mange oils. 80s Poos, F. W.: feeding habits of leaf hoppers 135,210 wheat strawworm and its control... 364 Pop-corn: article on 2M rates on 1010 selection for popping expansion 214 Pope, Allen, r. United States 107, 257,747,1016,1120,113- Pope, (leorge W'., disinfection of stables 10,' Poi>e, Merritt N.: catalase activity, etc., in barley 805,9:i;i growth curve in barley sa'i.ya;! Pope, (). A., diameter measurements in cot- ton 447,073 Poi)enoe, C. U.: garden vegetables, diseases and insects 3C7 mushroom diseases ii' Poi)kin, Joseph, D. Ginsberg & Son, Inc., r».. 7^- Poplar, Mont., bridge 496, 570, 5^ Population: 15th census of United States — number and distribution of inhabi- tants reports by States ■ sex distribution United States summary 16, 3;3 see also, for population of iadividual States, names of States. list of census pubUcations for sale 315,997 Porcelain, census of manufactures 296,561 Porcher, Frasier M., relief 1079 Porges, Emil, c. United States 329 Pork: cooking cured pork.. 74 fresh-pork, standard slock catalogue 275 on farm, killing, curing, and canning. . 208, 675 Porpoises, Miocene long-beaked, from Calif — 536 Port, see Harbors — also name of port. Port Aransas, Tex., improvement, hearings... 1093 Port Arthur Chamber of Commerce & Ship- ping 168 Port au Prince, Haiti, aviation charts 263 Port charges, see Terminal charges. Port Everglades, Fla., customs port of entry... 533 Port Gamble Harbor, preliminary examination. 799 Port Gibson Oil Works v. Unite.' i free from tuberculosis, posters 70, 2>: incubation and brooding of chickens. 807 incubation of hens' eggs 139 influence of thallium salts on molting... 69, 135 inspection and certification, rules.. 136 keeping in back yards 136,1051 ' killing, etc., wholesale, census 372 j marketing 5,554 ; mites and lice 289,1053 ' profits dependent on egg production— 675 '■ publications for sale by supt. of docs 997 quarantine by States 726 rates on 1134 .statistics 360 Poultry Convention, see American Vocational Dairy and Poultry Convention. Poultrymen's supplies, census 685 Powder and unserviceable explosives, transfer. 967 Powdered Malt Corporation, malt-extract 882 Powdery mildew: control in apple 453 susceptibility of barley 812 Powell, R. G., Cincinnati, Ohio, district, report 796 Power, Hazel T., v. comnr. of internal rev 1016 Power: fuel and power in Latin America 302 power-usmg industries of Italy 223 see also Water-power. Power boats, see Motor-boats. Power Commission, see Federal Power Com- mission. Power devices for spraying host plants, blister- rust control 291 Power laundries, see Laundries. Power plant, Capitol, estimate 369 Power shovels, rates on 514. 1010 Power-site Crossing. Mont., bridge 480 Powerine Co.. lubricating-oils 246 Powers, Wilbur L., organic colloids in peats. . 673, 808 Pniia, Bahia, chart 49 Praia de Graciosa, Aiores, chart 49 Prairie du Chien quadrangle. Wis. -Iowa 753 Prairie rice culture 813 Prather. Van L.. r. United States 312 Pratt. Harold L.. relief 476 Pratt, Phyllis, relief 476 Prayers: offered by House chaplain, 1927-31 831 otTercd by .Senate chaplain, 1927-31 384 Precious metals, production during 1930 433 see also names of metals. July-June 1315 Page Precious stones (artificial): customs appeal 503 Precipitation: and crops in Great Plains 292 at Mount Vernon, Iowa, analysis 142 see also Rain — Snow. Precision instruments: Federal standard stock catalogue 659 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... 661 Pregnancy, Aschheim-Zondek test 526 Prehistoric archaeology, see Archaeology. Prehistoric cave in Texas 906 Prehistoric Indian village site in Miss « 655 Premier Red Ash Coal Corporaticn. 1134 Prenatal care 260 Presbyterian Church, relief 833 Preschool children, see Children. Prescott, F. L., aircraft engine crank shafts 795 Prescott, Ariz., airway map 817 Prescott & Northwestern R. R., excess income. 878 Prescott National Forest: amending mining laws applicable 1116 Willow administrative site 270 Prescription department sales analysis 823 Preservatives: ordnance, nomenclature list 444 wood- census of wood preserving 220 standard stock catalogue 59, 60, 125, 194 treatment of farm timbers 212 Preserved flowers, census of manufactures 561 Preserves, see Canned food. President of United States 54, 117, 186, 269, 340, 422, 533, 652, 780, 904, 1028, 1148 addresses — Harding Memorial dedication 54 Home Building and Ownership Con- ference 422 Pan American Commercial Confer- ence 269 unemployment relief 269 Washington bicentennial opening 652 Yorktown surrender commemoration.. 269 campaign expenditures, to investigate 1073, 1094 Executive Ofl5ce appropriations — 1932, estimate 1154 1933, reports 699, 1072, 1098 Executive orders — land descriptions for use in orders 274 see also subjects of orders, messages — at beginning of 72d Cong. 1st sess 423 see also special subject, proclamations — 1929-31, in statutes at large 469 1930-31, in session laws 24,25 land descriptions for proclamation use. 274 see alio subjects of proclamations, term of office- hearing... 708 joint resolution 725 reports 499,571,583,597 unemployment relief appeal, poster 423 veto messages — amend tarifl act of 1930 1029 claims of Indians in Oregon 905 pensions (H. R. 9575) 905 Quartermaster Corps hospitalization.. 1029 relief of Alexander M. Proctor 653 see alio Hoover, Herbert— o/^o subjects of ' Executive orders and proclama- tions. President's Child Welfare Conference, see White House Conference on Child Health and Protection. President's Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement, see National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement. President's Conference on Home Building and Home Ownership, address of President Hoover 422 President's Emergency Committee for Employ- ment, see President's Organization on Unemployment Relief. President's Organization on Unemployment Relief.. 270,340,535,782 collection, etc., of clothing 535 community plans for service to transients.. 270 Page President's Organization on Unemployment Relief— Continued . made work for white-collar unemployed... 535, 782 spreading work, methods, etc., in use 684 subsistence gardens 684 to management and labor, circular letter... 270 see also Administration of Relief Commit- tee — Employment Plans and Sug- gestions Committee. Presidio of Monterey: convey portions to Monterey, Calif 1089 Press releases, State Department... 56, 121, 189, 273, 345, 427, 538. 656, 785, 909, 1032, 1151 title-pages and indexes, 1931 56,538 Pressey test for emotions, psychotics tested 127 Pressure cell, diaphragm-type, investigation... 46 Pretts, William W., low mortality in respira- tory diseases 128 Preventive medicine, see Medicine. PribOof Islands, fur-seal computation, 1930 222 Price, Charles R., relief 969 Price, Emmett W.: livestock parasites in manure 70 trematode of family Heterophyidae.. 189 trematode worms from muskrat 56 Price, H. Bruce, cooperative oil associations... 70 Price, Olive M.: from picture book towne 743 redbud tree 744 Price lists: Documents Office 29, 30, 92, 159, 233, 234, 315, 393, 394, 505, 624, 750, 870, 996, 997, 1124 information governing distribution 233 Weather Bureau publications.. 142, 294, 455, 559 see also special subject. Prices: decree reducing prices in Germany 768 price fixing under decree in Germany 1140 prices, wholesale and retail 108, 178, 331, 413, 523, 769, 894 rebates to unemployed, Denmark 1019 resale of trade-marked, etc., articles — hearings 611, 735 report 735 resale price maintenance, rp., pt. 2.. 314 restoring purchasing power of dollar- hearings. 1099 report 832 retail prices — Mar.-May, 1932 1020,1140 prices, wholesale and retail 108. 178, 331, 413, 523, 769, 894 sources, index of publications containing... 464 stabilization of commodity price.'; — hearings.. 832, 954 print additional copies of hearings. 847, 970 wholesale prices — 1930, index numbers, etc.. 261 Mar.-May, 1932 1020.1140 prices, wholesale and retail 108, 178, 331, 413, 523, 769, 894 wholesale prices of commodities. ... 44, 108, 178, 261, 331, 413, 769 wholesale prices series 261 see also Cost and standard of living — also names of various commodities. Primary education, see Elementary education. Primates: brachial flexor muscles in primates 343 himian hair and primate patterning 425 Primers, nomenclature lists 131 Prince, A. L., influence of phosphates on phos- phoric acid content of plant... 928, 1050 Prince of Wales Island, chart 822 Prince William Sound: herring supply, fluctuations 943 salmon fisheries 563 Principals of rural schools, status. 1125 Printer telegraph, eflects on employment 894 Printers'-supplies: Federal standard stock catalogue 192, 1037 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... 662 Printing, and allied industries, census 562 see also Public printing and binding. Printing Bureau, see Engraving and Printing Bureau. Printing Committee, House: reports 595.720,847,970, 1090-91 1316 Index, 1931-1932 Page Printing rommittee, Senate: report... 1114 Printing-ink, see Ink. Printing Joint Committee: regulations for periodicals and printing 25 reRulations relative to printing, etc 25 rejKirt 383 Printing Office, tee Government Printing Office. Printing, Permanent Conference on, tee Perma- nent Conference on Printing. Prints, see Illustrations. Prisoners: court-martial, jurisdiction to try, etc.. 592 date when imprisonment shall begin, etc.. 841, 1110 Federal prisoners in jails, 1929-30 177 in State and Federal institutions, 1928 147 routine physical examination 1041 to attend funeral, etc., of relative 612 Prisoners of war, international convention relating to treatment 909 Prisons, tee Penal institutions— Prisoners. Prisons Bureau 177 Pritchard, Fred J., break o'day tomato. 934 Pritchard, George M., election contest. 738 Private acts, tee Laws. Private claims, tee Claims— a/^o names of claimants. Private laws, tee Laws. Private re.solutions, tee Resolutions. Private schools, tee Academies — Schools. Privileges and Elections Committee, Senate: hearings 154,386,738,863 minority views... 863 reports 863 Prize competitions, prohibit use of mails 720 Probation: address by George W. McClintic 106 report of Nat. Comn. on Law Observance, etc _ 46 Probe surfaces bombarded by electrons 227, 307 Probey, T. F., neoarsphenamine 664 Proceedings of National Museum: V. 78, title-page, contents, etc 426 v. 79, separates 56, 120, 189, 272, 343, 344, 425, 426, 655, 784, 1031 V. 80, separates 272,343, 344, 426, 536, 537, 655, 784, 907, 1150 V. 81, separates 1031, 1149, 1150 Proclamations, tee President of United States— alto subjects of proclamations. Procter & Gamble Co.: a fabrica de Ivorydale e o seu piano de protecgao obreira 777 same (in Spanish) 901 V. Federal Trade Commission 996 Proctor, Alexander M., relief 485,500,653 Proctor, Frederick T., case of executors 409 Procurement planning, tee Industrial mobili- zation. Producers Creamery Co. p. United States 257 Productivity of labor, tee Labor. Productivity series 1139 Professional instruments, census 561 Professional paper. Geological Survey 94, 161, 236, 317, 395, 396, 751, 752, 872, 1 125 Professional publications: specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... 662 standard stock catalogue 659 Proflitt, Maris M.: industrial education 234 vocational guidance, good references 235 Profits tax, tee Excess profits tax. Progress maps. Public Roads Bureau 11, 141, 454, 558, 682. 814, 934, 1056 Prohibition: Alaska dry law, rei)eal certain provisions.. 849 amendment to Constitution of U. S.. 309 documents and del)ales relating to 315 enforcement in District of Columbia 731 enforcement of laws, official records 333 jurisdiction upon unknown parties, etc 482 modification, etc., of national prohibition. 1110 to amend national prohibition act- hearings 737,987, 1110 minority views 988 report 988 tee alto Liquors. Pag« Prohibition Bureau, Justice Dept 411 Projectiles, nomenclature lists 131 Projecting equipment. Navy motion picture... 333 Promotion, tee Coast Guard— Marine Corps. Propagation, tee Birds— Fish-culture — Shrute — Trees— ai»o names of certain plants. Propellers (aerial): wing-nacelle-propeller combination 896 yaw and pitch, effect of small angles 4fl Propelling charges, nomenclature lists 131 Propelling machinery: trials, etc., engineering instructions 1142 U. S. S. Chicago, Mare Island Navy Yard. 643 Proper, A. B., Eupteromalus nidulans 135, 138 Property: in District of Columbia, distribution 959 of citizens of U. S. dying abroad 478 see alto Public property — Real estate. Prophetstown, 111., bridge 588,730,830 Prophylaxis: neoarsphenamine, prophylactic power 664 tee alto names and classes of diseases. Proprietary medicines, tee Patent medicines. Prosecutions, tee Actions at law. Proske, H. O., tests for syphilis 664 Prosos, Theodore, v. United States 406 Prosser, Joseph G., patent appeal. 226 Prosser power plant, tee Yakima irrigation project. Protection, Port, chart 462 Protective adaptation in animal kingdom 783 errata. 907 Protective case work for young people 1019 Protein: arsenic action upon sulphydryl groups 546 conversion factors 137 determination of digestibility.. 3 in fish meals.. 928, 1049 is tuberculo-protein extroverting? 127 metabolism in leprosy, blood serum study. 664 nutritive value for swine 285, 359 tests for wheat 554 Proteolysis in tumors, relation of oxidation 793 Proulx, Isidore J., relief 57.'> Providence, R. I., rivers and harbors in dist... 800 Provident Trust Co., admr., p. U. S 1120 Proving Ground, Aberdeen, sale of land... 613,968 Provisions, specifications 195, 350, 662, 663 Provo, Utah, lands for water-shed protection.. 740 Prunes: canned. Federal standard stock catalogue.. 194 dried. Federal standard stock catalogue 543 growing in Pacific States 141 Pruning. 81 i Pseudo-elephantiasis of scrotum 1m Pseudotephritis Johnson, flies of genus. 27l' Psocids, household pests 677 Psychiatry, tee Mental diseases. Psychology of exceptional children, bibl 316 Psychoneuroses, see Neuroses. Psychoses, see Mental diseases. Public acts, see Laws. Public Belt Railroad Commission, bridge.. 480,569 Public binding, tee Public printing and binding. Public buildings: air marking 728 architectural, etc., services — hearings 721,970 report 1091 claims for material or labor _ 541 erection or alteration contracts, hearings... 970 expenses, 1932. proposed provision 1153 mechanical equipment, bidiiing 98'.' ofFicial parking zone^ adjacent, list 6.S3 prevailing rate of wages, Executive order.. SS.^i tee also Public works— o/m names of i-ertain Departments, etc. — also names of buildings, or names of places where located. Public Buildings and Grounds Committee, House: hearings 595.721,970,1091 reports 486,720-721,847,1091 Public Buildings and Grounds Committee, hearings 989, 1114 reiJorfs 739,863,989.1114-15 Public Buildings and Public Parks of National Capital Office 424,653 report, 1931 424 July-June 1317 Page Public Buildings Commission 976 report, calendar year 1931 - 9 'b Public Debt Service 127, 196, 2/S, 351, 433, 546, 663, 793, 914, 1040, US- Public debts: obligations of foreign Govts llMo payment of public debts in silver 1099 postpone amts. payable by foreign Govts.— hearings 383, 385, 598 ]a^ 469 reports 080, 080 statenient of Undersecretary Mills 383 views of minority 383 report of Treasury Dept., 1931. extract 911 statement of public debt of U. S... 57, 122, 192, 274. 347. 430, 541, 788, 911. 1035, 1153 see also Bonds of United States. Public defender for Canal Zone 586, 1109 Public documents, see Congressional docu- ments—Government publications- Records. Public Documents Office, see Documents Office. Public domain, see Public lands. Public employment services, see Employment agencies. Public funds, see Public moneys. Public health, see Hygiene (public)— Public Health Service. Public health bulletin, see Hygiene (pubhc). Public Health, Pan American Conference of National Directors of, see Pan American Conference of National Directors of Public Health. Public health reports, see Hygiene (public). Public Health Service 61,127,196,2/8, 351, 433, 546, 664, 793, 914, 1041, 1157 advertising services, relief of newspapers... 579 authorizing telephone service 855 investigations on tick-borne diseases... 197,434 officers in State, etc., organizations 187 official list of officers, Jan. 1, 1932 793 order permitting certain appointments 187 publications- issued Jan.-June, 1931- -. 61,2,9 issued July-Dec. 1931 546 suitable for general distribution 352 regulations, 1931 127 report, 1931 434 see also Cumming, Hugh S. Public Hygiene, International Office of, see Permanent Committee of Inter- national Office of Pubhc Hygiene. Public lands: camp sites, etc., for mineral leases 848, 864 decisions— V. 52, bound volume 624 V. 52, signatures 47-49 624 descriptions for use in Exec, orders, etc 274 Government pubhcations concerning 315 Mexican land grants, investigation 740 mining claims, assessment suspension 846, 988, 1071 reclamation in Federal land pohcy 398 stop injury to pubhc grazing lands, etc.— hearings 971 report , io^^ survey instructions, supplement ^0 vacant on July 1, 1931 235 vacate withdrawals on mineral lands 59o, 740, 864, 951 validating applications for entries. 596, 616, 1070 see also Homestead— School lands— a/*o names of States, etc., where lands are located. Pubhc Lands and Surveys Committee, Senate: calendar — 616, 739, 863, 990, 1115 hearings 25,864, 11I6 reports. 501-o02, 616, 739-741, 863-865, 989, 1115-16 Public Lands Committee, House: hearings ^'i minority views -„v",7,v .^J renorts 486-487, 595-596, H '721-722, 848-849, 970-971, 1091-92 Public laws, see Laws. Public libraries, see Libraries. Public moneys: . ,„_ accountability. Army extension course.... 1043 Army regulations, pubhc funds 435 Page Public moneys— Continued. funds collected on C. O. D. parcels 1090 National Guard regulations 65, 1162 special deposits - 658 Public papers, see Archives— afso names of Departments, etc., to which papers belong. . . Pubhc Printer, see Government Printing Office. Public printing and binding: additional appropriation for Congress 951 estimates - 750,790, 1154 proposed provisions for Library of Cong... 642 reducing sxmis available for printing, etc... 838 regulations. Commerce Department 13 regulations. Joint Committee on Printing. 25 Public property .\rmy extension course. 442 damage to U. S. property, to amend code.. 843 issued to rifle clubs, accounting.. 916 National Guard regulations 1162 receipt, shipment, etc.. Army regulations.. 548 see also Government supplies— a/«o names of Departments, etc., to which property belongs— aiso name of place where located. Public resolutions, see Resolutions. Public roads, see Roads. Pubhc Roads Bureau 11, ,5, 141,215, 293, 368, 454, 558, 682, 814, 934, 1056 report, 1931 - 368 Public schools, see Schools. Public service commissions, see names of States. Public Service Coordinated Transport 494, 598 Public utility commissions, see names of States or names of places. Public utility companies: District of Columbia, reports, 1931 851 investigate stock ownership, etc.— authorize expenses of conducting 470 hearing 597 report 'J°° reports on electric power and gas 29, 314, 749, 869, 1123 see also names of companies. Public Welfare Board, D. C, report, 1931 391 Public works: consolidate and coordinate — hearings 838, 1106 minority views 838 report 838 construction to create employment- hearings 1095, 1106, 1111 reports 1095,1096,1099 views of minority 1096 contractors in D. C. to give bond 708, 1105 contractors to name subcontractors, etc.. 709, 960 contracts for construction, etc., in D. C 857 contracts under Bur. of Yards and Docks.. 183 wages to be paid by contractors- hearings.. 715,732,966 reports 715, 843, 857, 966, 1072 State, etc., legislation regulating 641 see also Harbors— Rivers. Public Works Administration: to establish- r-jr hoa hearings oM, iiuo minority views 838 report 838 Public Works Department of Washington State V. U. S. and I. C. C 163 Publications, «ee Bibliography- Catalogues- Government publications— Mili- tary publications— a/«o names of Departments, bureaus, etc., issuing publications. Publications and Supplies Division, Labor Dept 332, 1140 Publications Division, Commerce Dept. 22, 87, 153, 227, 305, 379, 466, 566, 693, 827, 1066 Publications Division, Medicine and Surgery Bur 526,771, 1142 Publications Division, State Dept., see Histori- cal Adviser, State Dept. Publishing and allied industries, census 562 Puccinia, see Rust— a/so names of rusts, e. g., Leaf rust. Pueblo de San Juan v. United States 43 1318 Index, 1931-1932 Page Pueblo Indians: compensation, estimate for remainder 6.S0 payment of claims- hearings 712 reports 610,712,735,840,986 ruins in Arizona, recently dated 119 Pueblo Lands Board: compensation to Pueblo Indians, estimate. 059 survey of conditions of Indiana- hearings 734 report 498 Puerto Kico, see Porto Rico. Puget Sound: airway to Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn 491 tide and current tables 221 Pugh, J. C, sr., case of executrix 107 Pukoo Harbor, chart 462 Pulaski, Count (T'asiiiiir: memorial at Savannah, Oa., erection 1088 memorial day, Oct. 11, 1931, proclamation. 187 memorial day, Oct. 11, 1932, to proclaim. 1087, 1110 Pulaski Veneer Corporation: logs 1009 lumber 882 veneers 1011 Pulley, U.C: ammonificationof nitrogenoussubstances.. 3,4 bacterial activities in soil 359,448 Pullman cars, see Sleeping-cars. Pullman Company, valuation 1012 Pulmonary diseases, see Lungs— a/«o names of diseases. Pulp, see Wood-pulp. Pulp board: census, wall and insulating board 460 properties of fiber building boards 379 rates on pulp board 248, 514, 885 rates on wall board.. 759 Pulp-wood, see Wood-pulp. Pumpkin, canned, standard stock catalogue... 348 Pumps: census, pumps and pumping equipment... 458 Federal standard stock catalogue 58 fuel injection, hydraulics 333 specifications, etc., of Oen. Supply Com... 544 Punchbowl Hill military reservation. 187 Puntarenas, Costa Kica, aviation chart 645 Purchasing Agent, Post Office Dept 533 Purchasing Agents, National Association of, see National Association of Pur- chasing Agents, Inc. Purchasing Office, Interior Dept 624 Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station: Miami County, Ind., soils 450 rust resistance inheritance in maize 292 Pure Oil Co., gasoline 323 Purification of rubber method 1067 Purification of water, see Water purification. Purington Paving Brick Co., bricks 1132 Purity Cross, Inc., v. United States 620 Purses, census of manufactm-es 938 Purton, A. B.: surface water supply — Colorado River basin 31,236,751 Great Basin 161,396.752 Pacific basins 94,162,317,1126 Purves, C. M., farm business 207 Put Put, see Rugen Harbor. Putnam, Amelia Karhart, medal 968, 1072 Putnam, George R., radiobeacons and naviga- tion 224 see also Lighthouses Bureau. Putnam, Herbert, see Library of Congress. Putty. Federal standard stock catalogue 194 Puyaliup River, flood control, etc 800 Puzzle contests, prohibit use of mails 720 Pycnometer for volume change at electrode. .. 827, 1067 Pyelography: intravenous, roentgen diagnosis 198 intravenous, with u.se of iopax 915 Pyranometry and pyrheliometry 1030 Pyrethrum powder 449 Pyrex Dewar flasks, silvering, etc 306,407 Pyrheliometers and measurements of solar radia- tion 294 Pyrheliometry and pyranometry 103o Pyrites in 1930 304 Pap. Pyroligneous acid as soil disinfectant 927, ii Pyrometer protection tubes, gas passage... 153. PjTOtechnics, see Military pjTotechnics. Pyroxylin coating, cotton cloth for Pythias, Knights of, see Blnights of Pythias. Quack grass ::■ Quail, tularaemia occurrence i ■ Quaintance, A. L.: apple insects.. controlling orchard insect p>ests 210, ' lubricating-oil sprays for fruit trees : Quaker City Quality Cracker Co 1; Quaker State Oil Refining Co. of Calif . Quakerlown-Doylestown district, Pa.-N. J :■ Quangtcheou Wan, see Ewangchow Wan. Quantico, Va., see Marine Barracks, Quantico. QuajJHW mining leases, hearings 1107 Quarantine: .\nimal Industry Bur. orders. 285,805,927, 1049 list of current plant quarantines, etc 75 notice of 4, 69, 1 36, 206, 448, 553, 674, lO.'* on account of— black stem rust, revision 4, ll") European corn borer 69, 136, <- gipsy and brown-tail moths, revision.. Japanese-beetle, revision ; Mexican fruit worm, modified 206, ' phony peach-disease ' pink bollworm, modification 69, lii satin-moth, revision 44's plant quarantine act regulations 75 poultry and livestock, by States 726 Quarries and quarrying: accident statistics. Mines Bureau pubs 85, 1004,1065 accidents, calendar year 1930 1066 15th census of United States 297,939, 1059 Quartermaster Corps of .A.rmy: Army regulations.. 62, 128, 280. 353, 435, 547, 794, 916, 1042, 1158 hospitalization, etc., for certain members- reports 594,738 veto message 1029 Quartermaster Corps School, courses. 441,920, 1043 Quartermaster General of .\rmy 66, 201, 282, 444, 550, 670, 802. 923, 1046 circulars... 66, 201, 282. 444, 550, 670, 802, 923, 1046 Quarters for medical noncom. officers 128 Quarton, Harold B., market for oils, etc., Cuba. 151 Quartz: gold quartz veins of Alleghany district 1125 quartz plate mouiitinps 227,380 vibrations of quartz plates 153, 307 Quast, Charles W., fee for attorney 427 Quayle, John F., memorial services 229 Quebec (city), Quebec: chart of harbor 50 Quebec Province: collecting flies In Gaspfi Peninsula 906 Quebracho tanned leathers, hydrolysis 227,306 Queen Charlotte Strait, chart 417 Quenching media for steels l.'>4, 308 Queniult Reservation, see Quinaielt Reserva- tion. Quevilly, French auxiliary bark: claim of owners 602, 1080 Quick, O. Willard: resistance to impact of rail steels 694,948 tensile properties of rail steels 694,948 Quicksilver, see Mercury. Quinaielt Reservation: land for lighthouse, repeal act 479, 498, 570 patents for lots to Indians in Taholah 479 Quinn, Edwin I)., r. United States 409 Quinn, Josepli P., poultry profits dependent on eggs 675 Quintana place, D. C, to close 857,960, 1069 Quisenberry, T. E., Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc. 28 Quotas, see Immigration. Ra B-l-C sources, apparatus for preparing. . 88, 228 Rabbit stomach worm 927,1051 RabbiU: dressed, rules for inspection, etc.. 136 parasites and diseases 929 July-June 1319 Page Rabbits— Continued. skins for fur 209,930 use in testing scarlet fever antitoxin. 1041 Rabies, report of four deaths from bites 1142 Rabild, Helmer, homemade silos 809 Rabinowitz, Isadore, v. United States 765 Racial groups, education in territories, etc 160 Racine Harbor and Reef, chart. 356 Radcliffe, W. I., Steamship Co., claim.. 1081, 1103 Radel, Andrew, Oyster Co., Inc., v. U. S 1120 Radial engines, see Engines. Radiation: and biological data, correlation 1030 body radiation, supplementary notes 654 by metallic silver, emission, etc 694 probe surfaces bombarded by electrons. 227, 307 see also Solar radiation — X-rays. Radiation and Organisms Division 537 report, 1931 537 Radicans, subspecies of Alcaligenes faecalis_. 61, 278 Radigan, James P., important statutory changes, 1929-30 895 Radio, see certain headings beginning Radio. Radio apparatus and appliances, merchandising problems of retailers 302, 564 see also Radio communication— a/«o names of appliances. Radio beacons: and radiobeacon navigation 224 course indicator of pointer type 24, 89 listed in radio aids to navigation 47 simultaneous radiotelephone and beacon. .. 88, 228 vibrating-reed indicators, theory, etc 24, 89 Radio broadcasting, see Radio communica- tion—Radio stations. Radio cabinets, rates on 40. 248, 514, 1134 Radio Commission, see Federal Radio Commis- sion. Radio communication: activities of Commerce Department 153 activities transferred to Fed. Radio Comn. 386 advertising in — Asia, Africa, Australia, and Oceania... 822 Europe 563 Latin America 150 aids to navigation 47,49,50 amend radio act of 1927— hearings 736 law 951 reports 386,483,844,855,860 reports, correction for p. 855 926 Byrd Antarctic Exped., radio transmis- sion - 694, 948 commercial aviation system, 'map 392 education and radio, biennial survey 235 education by radio, references 998 field-intensity measurements 828, 1067 important events in radio, 1827-1930 153 ocean-going vessels in Canal Zone 587, 1109 publications for sale by supt. of docs.. 870, 997 radio set, Army technical regulations 548 Senate proceedings, broadcasting 865 simultaneous radiotelephone and beacon .. 88, 228 taxes on radio, regulations 1157 voliune control for radio receivers 23, 89 weather and radio 294 Weather Bureau circular. . 142, 455, 559, 683, 816 weather forecasts, etc. — broadcasts for aviation, etc 559, 683, 776 Great Lakes navigation 816 information for marine interests 142, 335, 455, 645, 646 international code for ship reports 76 selected-ship program for reporting 76 see also Radio stations. Radio Communications, International Tech- nical Consulting Committee on, see International Technical Con- sulting Committee on Radio Com- munications. Radio compass, see Radio direction finder. Radio-compass stations, see Radio stations. Radio Corporation of America: United States v.. 328, 765 V. Dubilier Condenser Corporation, etc... 328, 409,410 Radio direction finder, Coast Guard commimi- cation plants 276 Page Radio Division, Commerce Dept. .. 23, 87, 153, 227, 305. 379, 466, 567, 693, 827, 946. 1066 radio service bulletin.... 23, 87, 153, 227, 305, 379, 466, 567, 693, 827, 946, 1066 report, 1931 305 transfer to Federal Radio Comn 386 Radio receiving sets, rates on 248, 403, 758, 1010 Radio Service, see Radio Division, Commerce Dept. Radio stations: amateur stations, of U. S... 466 amateur stations, rules and regulations 504 broadcast schedules of naval stations 645, 646, 1144 commercial and Government, 1931... 379 licenses to citizens of U. S. only 844, 855, 951 correction of bill number on p. 855 926 Otter Cliffs station, Acadia Nat. Park 659 payment of award of War Claims Arbiter.. 122 radio broadcast stations in U. S ! 748 supplement containing alterations, etc. 868 radio-compass stations, navigation aids 47 weather broadcasting stations 50, 113, 182, 265, 336, 418, 646, 776 Radio transmission, see Radio communication. Radioactivity and moon 342,425 Radiobeacons, see Radio beacons. Radiocompass stations, see Radio stations. Radiography, see X-rays. Radiometry: measm-ements on light sources 307 ultra-violet filter radiometer 1067 ultra-violet filter radiometry 227, 308 Radiotelegraphy and telephony, see Radio communication. Radium: apparatus for preparing Ra B+C sources 88, 228 production in 1930 377 Raflensperger, H. B.: n-butylidene chloride 135,208 swine sanitation system 362 Rag carpets and rugs, census of manufactures.. 562 Rag-doll seed tester 453 Ragon, Heartsill (Representative from Ark.): reports made by— Ways and Means Com 1095-96 Raiatea Island, chart 900 Rail Joint Co., internal revenue comnr. v 891 Railroad accidents: at or near- Graham, N. Y 325 Richards, Ohio 239 Spruce Creek, Pa 34 collisions, derailments, etc., 1930 96 investigation — report of Safety Bureau, 1931 400 reports, summary 399,509,876 reported by railways, summary 34, 96, 239, 319, 509, 628, 876, 1002 Railroad jVdministration 653 Ogden L. Mills to be director general 652 report, calendar year, 1931 653 Railroad brotherhoods, workmen's compensa- tion attitude 331 see also headings beginning Emergency Board. Railroad-cars, census of manufactures 820 see also Coal-cars— Freight-cars-Log-cars — Passenger-cars- Sleeping-cars. Railroad commissions, see names of States. Railroad Emergency Boards, see headings beginning Emergency Board. Railroad land grants, removing existing dis- criminations 864 see also names of railroads. Railroad Mediation Board, see Mediation Board. Railroad officials and employees: hours of service- analysis of carriers' reports 509 report of Safety Bureau, 1931 400 six-hour day, to investigate possibility. 481, 697, 736 liability of carriers to employees... 1087 salaries of officials on class 1 roads.. 1096 wage statistics, class 1 roads 34, 96, 239, 399, 628, 75i 876, 1002 see also headings beginning Emergency Board. 1320 Index, 1931-1932 Page Railroad rates, »ee Freight rates— Passenger rates. Railroad repair shops, census 820 Railroad securit ies, lee names of railroads issuing securities. Railroad ties: Federal standard stock catalogue 659 rates on.. 248,403,1010 specifications, etc., of Oen. Supply Com... M5 Railroad-traclc scales, stock catalogue 661 Railroad Trainmen, Hrotherhood of, tee Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Railroads: abandoned property, order 1136 authorizations of common officers, etc 510 class 1 steam roads- capitalization and income, statement.. 877 freight commodity statistics. 33, 163, 238, 627 fuel for locomotives 34.96, ia3, 239, 3 19, 509, 628, 754, 875, 1002, 1 1 28 income and balance-sheet items 877, 1003, 1129 operating averages, 1930-1926. 399 operating revenues, etc., monthly 34, 90, 164, 239, 320, 400, 510, 628, 755, 876, 1002, 1128 oi>erating revenues, etc., yearly 509 operating statistics, freight, etc 34, 96, 163, 239, 319, 399, 509, 628, 755, 876, 1002, 1128 revenue traffic statistics 34, 97, 240, 320, 400, 510, 628, 755, 877, 1003, 1129 depreciation charges : 170 dock and yard equipment- specifications of Oen. Supply Com 662 standard stock catalogue 790 field work of Valuation Bur. sections.. 403, 404 graphical supplements to monthly reports. 34, 96, 319, 399, 400, 628, 755, 876, 1002 holding companies, consolidation, etc. — hearings 714,840,973 minority views.. 964 reports 964 inventory of materials and supplies 1136 land-grant and bond-aided, map 66 land-grant percentages 444 large steam roads- operating revenues and expenses 34, 96, 164, 239, 320, 400, 510, 628, 755, 877, 1002, 1129 operating statistics 34,97,164,240, 320, 400, 510, 628, 755, 877, 1003, 1 129 loans made under transportation act 541 mergers, policy, etc., of Justice Dept 891 Morse operators, displacement 1019 net operating income, order of I. C. C 510 of Manchuria, map - 656 problems, investigation and study 386 publications for sale by supt. of docs 30, 997 statistics, preliminary abstract, 1930 104 statistics, report, 1930 628 stealing from interstate trains, prohibit 987 see also Carriers — Locomotives — Recon- struction Finance Corporation- Safety appliances — Street-rail- roads— aMo certain headings begin- ning Railroad — Railway — Train - also names of railroads. Rails: rates on 102,632,758 resistance to impact of rail steels 694, 948 tensile pr()[)erties of rail steels 694,948 Railway A Express (^o. v. United States 747 Railway commissions, see names of States. Railway Conductors, Order of, see Order of Railway Conductors. Railway Employees' Dept., A. F. of L 868 Railway Express Agency, Inc.: express 100 rates on— peas 883 strawberries 170,249 tomatoes 1011 rcconsigiiment 40 Railway labor act to apply to carriers by air: hearings 1085 report 979 Railway mail pay, see Railway Mail Service. Page Railway Mail Service 53, 117, iw, 268. 339, 422, 533, 650, 780, 903, 1028, 1 147 employees in terminal post offices 339 instructions to substitute postal clerks 117 mail routes, schedules 53, 54, 117, 185, 186, 268, 269, 339, 422, 533, 650, 780, 903, 904, 1028, 1147, 1 148 railwav mail pay— Illmois Terminal Co 102 Jacksonville & Havana R. R., etc 40 see also names of cities. Railway Trainmen, Colored, see Colored Raill- way Trainmen. Railways, see Railroads. Rain: conservation of rainfall first rains and geological significance... 343. : in— Chicago area, heavy rainstorm Florida, record short-period rainfalls... Los Angeles, 1850-77 - near Colfax, Wash., serious erosion rainfall-interpolation methods, tests ;,. shower and drizzle 559 see also Precipitation. Rain forest and desert in Hispaniola '^''■ Rain-gage funnels of difTerent depths Raines, Lydia M., Georgia Casualty Co. v Rainey, Henry T. (Representative from III.): reports made by — Ways and Means Com _. 974-975. 1" ■ Rainier National Forest: forest camps on Naches highway. purposes and resources.. i-iu Rainier National Park, see Mount Rainier National Park. Rainier National Park Company 487 Rainy River: bridge 481,604,696 chart 1161 Raisins, Federal standard stock catalogue 194 Raives, Anna, v. Mary Raives and U. S 257 Raives, Mary, Anna Raives r 257 Raladam Co., court cases.. 233,504 Ralston, John, relief 485 Ralston Purina Co.: oyster-shells 39 V. United States 1016,1120 Ralston University Press 623 Ramsay, Hugh F.: general survey of wages in Switzerland 768 unemplovment insurance in Switterland.. 44 Ramsdell, L. B., Co., table tops 249 Ramser, C. E.: farm terracing 70,554 gullies, how to control and reclaim them... 675 Ramsey, (lien B.: market diseases of potatoes 813 market diseases of tomatoes, etc 934 tomato late-blight rot ia934 Ran)si)eek, Robert (Representative from Oa.): reports made by — Claims Com 57.^-576,581,700. 706, 833, 836, 957, 1075-1079, 1081 Labor Com -. 966 Rand, Frank C, interlocking directorate appli- cation 322 Randall, Chester R., ultrasonic measurements. 467, 695 Randolph, Henry E., paraplegia, from carcino- ma 3.S3 Randolph, Mo., bridge .18.1,855,951 Range livestock experiment station, Montana. 722 Rangers' catechism, nat. forest,s of Calif 73 Ranges (stock), see Stock-ranges. Ranges (stoves), see Stoves. Ranter, see headings beginning Rainier. Ranieri, Nicola, r. S. D. Smith 258 Rankin, B. Kirk, r. comnr. of internal revenue. 107 Rankin, John E. (Representative from Miss.): report made by- World War Veterans' l>egislation (^om. 598 Ranney, L., State of Wisconsin, map 988 Ransley, Harry C. (Reprojentative from Pa.): report made by — Militarv Affairs Com 484 Rapelye, John A., relief 580 July-June 1321 Page Rapid City Indian School, land 712, 986, 1070 Rapidan, Camp, Marine detachment— -- °|o Rappahannock River, chart 1062 Rare metals, 1930.. 465 Raritan Bay, chart ■^^^ Raritan River, chart i*^ Rasch, Royal H.:_ ,-0,07 accelerated aging test for paper lo3, 307 wood fibers for paper making. 306, 568 Raspberry: . ^ , ^ , kai canned raspberries, stock catalogue 543 culture l^ diseases. "*"' Rat, see Rats. Rat flea, see Fleas. Ratclifle, Ella B.: scholarships and fellowships available 62o summer educational opportunities 998 Rates, see Freight rates— Passenger rates. Rathkamp Brothers Co., coal 51^ Rations, .^.rmy regulations ^u RatliSe, George T.: . cotton root-rot fungus, infection ^^'i*^ crop rotation and tillage experiments 366 Rats: _, control :--r-.: r ,Li dithioethylamine in diet of white rat 197 effect of nutrition on litter size 92/, 1050 fed amino acids, histopathologic changes... 546 infestation inspection of vessels 914 infestation source on new vessels lf7 population on Diesel motor boats ^1^ rapid infestation of vessels, instances 1157 rat-flea survey of St. Thomas, V. I 2*9 rat-flea survey of San Juan, P. R 546 rat proofing of vessels .- 62 yeast supplement to com, etc., rations. 805,9^8 Rawls, Julian L., relief °33 Ray, C. L.: evaporation in eastern Caribbean 7b free-air winds at San Juan, P. R - o59 Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc., cotton . 244 Rayburn, Sam (Representative from Tex.): reports made by— ^ Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com 588,714,841,963-964 Raynaud's disease, physical therapy 435 Rayon: ,..„ and allied products, census 562 manufacturing, wages and hours 641 rates on 1010 yarns, rel.between twist and properties... 227, Reactors, air-core and iron-core, design ^^' ??Z Read Phosphate Co., tankage.. li3o Reading: ^. ^ ■ ♦• +„ 10s choice by neuropsychiatnc patients 1^ for tuberculous patients . 915 instruction in higher education 1125 reading course series. 316 therapeutic value of reading matter... 353 see also Books. Reading Company: rates on — _. . iron mass. - - -^^ loud speakers »»•' *\ JT) A 006 Reading Room'foV the'sTind, see Service for the Blind, Library of Congress. Ready, Marie M., os campos de desporto e rec- reio escolares Jl* Reagor, Robert W., relief of mother 580 Real estate: „. ^^ ^ * n^ acquisition, etc., by ^ ar Department 614 farm real estate situation, 1930-31 360 foreclosure of mortgages in D. C 982 mortgages, Fed. land bank acceptance.— 1074 recording, etc., mortgages m D. C. 982 regulate brokers and salesmen in D. O <^i selling under order, etc., of U. S. court 843 Real Estate Commission of D. C, to create /3i Realty Acceptance Corporation, court case 6o7 Reappraisement circulars, index, Jan.-JJec. I9di /4» Reappraisements of merchandise, see Commer- cial products. Reay, Nellie, relief. .......---.--- 1080 Receipts and expenditures, see Budget— J-toss. Red Cross Conference, see International Red Cross and Prisoners of War Con- Red harvester ant, how to subdue it... 138 Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians, see Chippewa Indians. 1322 Index, 1931-1932 Page R«d Lake Re^errntion. !««<«<« of Indian land. . 712 Redlead. ' ' ' ■ ' -nlogue 431 Red Men. f, ite Improved Re<1 • He-i . N'ortb, bridges 481, S7a 5S8. 604. 696 Red Rock Field, conveynnce to U. S. 848,989, 1069 He»in)t HnH rplstcl Mfiimens, 1920 20 !. ■ •• ■ - ' • ' ■ • "icns, 1930 376 f 376 Re*l: .wbcrry. Redmk'ifn. » :iii ith li , (mm; uf executors 766 Redland, Artliur J. r. United States 312 Redniikn. I>jttie. relief 385,477,582 Reduction of Uuvernmental expenditures, aee Economies in National Govern- ment. Redwoods, timber growing and logging 1054 Reed. r. A.: black walnut for timVKjr and nuts 678 planting black walnut 556 Ree*l, Charles D., hail damage in Iowa 142 Reeert E., patent appeal 226 Reeves, K. L.: arsenical injuries of apples 140 cytosiKira canker of apple trees.. 205,202 Reeves, Frank, geology of Big Snowy Mts 317 Reeves, Karl., giLSiro-<>ntcrosl()niy 198 Reeves. Perry W., indu.strial education 995 HeevRs Brothers Co , Carl HoutZHhn r 766 Keforendum, documents and debates rel. to... 315 Heflncrie.s: cane-sugar refining Industry, wages, etc 523 census of miiiiufactures 456,688.820 jv»rrnleiir!i. in foreign countries, 1931 464 Rel'' :. of manufactures 938 Ref < rnntorios no Pert! 530 li) 530 ■ 'ition.s— Prisoners. Refr . . ;inie-silica glasses 88 Refriicinrii' : for use at high temperature 89 nonclay, census of manufactures 206, 661 B«(rigemtlon: cases— iVorthmp W. B., Co 102 Red Ball V'egeUble Co 324 Swift fi Co 1134 meiit kwjvlne In home 201 n " !ucts 800 Refr I'ts. ceninu 459 Ref nil' 1 "1 iiiic'^, tet income Uis— Internal reve- nue. Regalia, census of mauufaolurea 817 Page Roger, J., stratosphere over Lindenberg 142 Regional Bureau of United .State.'. International Catalogue of Scientific Literature.. 536 Regional Conference on Higher Education 1124 Regional Information Division. Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bur 85, 150.151,223.376,464,600 Register of debates for sale by supt. of docs 20 Registered mail: failure to obtain return receipts 779 fees und limits of indemnity, etc 720, 1114 Registers: Army, 1932 666 Coa.st Guard, 1032 792 Justice Dept. and courts of U. S., 1931 520 Marine Corps Reserve olDcers, 1932. 644 National Guard, 1031 802 Naval Academy. 1931-32 520 Navy register, 11*31, errata 333 Navy register, 1032 807 official register. 1031 210 State Dei)t.. 1932 786 see also Directories— Rosters. Regular Army, »te Army. Regulations, see names of Departments, bu- reaus, etc.. i-ssuing regulations— a/»o sjiecial subject. Rehabilitation of the disabled: and vocational education 622,868 promotion, to amend act- hearing 583 reports 708,973,1106 publications on, list 1122 restoration of physically handicapped 995 State program, organization, etc 1122 vocation:il rehabilitation act 915 vocational rehabilitation scries 1122 Rehrauer, W., dental officers 180 Reiclisbank, Robert J. Thompson r 216 Heiil, Ira Oe A., work and law observance 110 Reid, William A., productos Latino- Americanos DOS Estados Unidos 901 Roid Ice Cream Corporation, court case 891 Reilly, Michael K. (Iteprescntalivefrom Wis.): report made by- Banking and Currency Com 954 Reimer, J. R., relief 705 Reinagle, Alexander, music from days of George Washington 742 Reindeer, improved handling 555 Reineke, L. H.. alineincnt-chart method for forest-tree volume tables 1054 Reinhard. II. J.: revision of flies of genus Wiuthemia 344 two-winged flies. Siphosturmia, etc 56 Reinstatements, see Civil service. Reinsuring companies, see Insurance compa- nies. Reistle, C. E., jr., parafSn and congealing-oil problems 824 Reitch, T. C, soil of Victoria County, Tex 2S8 Reithei, William A., relief 957 Uclais-C.esell.schaft p. United States 43 Relief .Vdministration Committee, see Admin- istration of Relief Committee. Relief Board, Federul Emergency, see Federal Emergency Relief Board. Relief Commission. Porto Rican Ourricane, see Porto Rican Uurricane Relief Commission. Relief Finance Corporation, see National Relief Finance Corporation. Relief work: clothing, collection and distribution MS exjienditiircs by organizations. 1020. etc 460 exi)en(linires in large cities, 1031 412 Government-owned wheat, etc., for relief — hearings 608 law 607 reporU 384, 600. 608. 724. 1072, 1074, 1005, 1007 In Belize following hurricane 1142 In .Miiniignu earthquake 62»l miliiMry forces, etc.. emi'loyment 614 rehaliilitiiiion of storm-stricken areas 851 resolutions of Com. on Admin, of Relief... 270 see also Employment and unemployment- Social work and problems. July-June 1323 Page Religious societies in D. C, income 605, 708, 829 Religious views against war, see Conscientious objectors. Relishes, Federal standard stock catalogue. 125, 1155 Remission of duties, see Tariff. Remolino, Fondeadefo, chart 113 Remount depots. Army regulations.. 435 Remsen, Ira, biographical memoir 1141 Renal calculus, report of operative cases 771 Rendle, Esther M., towboat, see Esther M. Rendle, towboat. Reusing, Carl, v. United States. 747,1017 Repair Bureau, see Construction and Repair Bureau. Repair shops, railroad, census 820 Repetti, Annie M. V., grain statistics 207 Replogle, John R., patent appeal 826 Report cards for kindergarten, etc 500 Reports, to be made to 72d Congress 381 see also names of Departments, bureaus, etc., issuing reports— aiso subjects of reports. Representatives, see House of Representatives — also names of Representatives. Republic Creosoting Co.: creosote oil 513 lumber 246 Resale prices, see Prices. Research, see special subject. Research Bureau, Shipping Board 118, 271 341, 424, 535, 654, 782, 905, 906, 1029,1030,1149 Research Council, see National Research Coun- cil. Research journals, see Journal of agricultural research— Journal of research, Standards Bureau. Research paper, Standards Bureau 23, 24, 87, 88, 89, 153, 154, 227, 228, 305, 306, 307, 308, 379, 380, 467, 468, 567, 568, 694, 695, 827, 946, 947, 948, 1066, 1067, 1068 Reseeding, artificial, on western mt. range 212 Reservations, see Indian reservations— Naval petroleum reserves — also names of reservations. Reserve banks, etc., see headings beginning Federal reserve. Reserve Corps, see Enlisted Reserve Corps, Army — Marine Corps Reserve — Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps— Officers' Reserve Corps, Army— Reserve Officers' Training Corps, Army. Reserve officer's manual. Navy 1022 Reserve Officers' Training Corps, Army: Army regulations 63, 1159 care and treatment of members 613,845 Reservoirs: evaporation 815 in Little Truckee River 736 Resin, see Rosin — Synthetic phenolic resin. Resistance (electric), see Electric resistance. Resolutions: history, 72d Cong. 1st sess 380, 468, 568, 695, 829, 949, 1068 of Porto Rico Legislature, 1931.. 132 printed in session laws, 71st Cong. 3d sess. 24, 25 statutes at large, 71st Cong 469 see also Laws. Respiratory diseases: in University of Michigan students 1157 low mortality rate 128 upper air passage infection 127 see also names of diseases. Resser, Charles E.: geological studies in Europe 906 Middle Cambrian merostome crustacean.. 425 Restaurant, Senate, estimate 491 Retail Credit Association, see National Retail Credit Association. Retail Grocers' Association of Louisville 85 Retail prices, see Prices. Retail trade: chain stores, reports of Fed. Trade Comn. 623, 749, 869 Louisville grocery survey — costs, markets and methods 85 merchandising characteristics 690,823 Page Retail trade— Continued. radio retailers, merchandising problems 302, 564 retail cred i t survey, 1931 150, 823 see also Distribution census. Retired list. Army: restore status of warrant officers 968, 1111 war-time commissioned rank 613,845,951 war-time rank for class B officers 500 Retired list, Coast-Guard: war-time commissioned rank 613,845,951 Retired list, Marine Corps: war-time commissioned rank 613,845,951 Retired list, Navy: war-time commissioned rank 613,845,951 Retirement, see Civil service pensions — Emer- gency officers' retired list — Foreign service— Old age pensions. Retort Chemical Co., charcoal 243 Retzbach, Edward J., patent appeal 226 Revenue: State labor laws, revenues derived 44 see also Finance— Internal revenue — Tar- iff — Taxation — also names of arti- cles, etc., from which revenue is derived. Revenue Commission of Georgia, court case.. 1033 Revenue cutters, see Coast Guard cutters. Revenue Oil Co. v. United States 410 Revenue stamps, tobacco, redemption 663 Revere Copper and Brass, Inc., v. U. S 1139 Revised statutes, repeal of obsolete sees... 716, 1110 see also, for amendments, special subject, e. g. National banks. Revision of Laws Committee, House, see Laws, Committee on Revision of, House. Revision of Tax Assessments in Greene County, Pa., Board of: Cumberland Coal Co. vs.. 428 Greene County Coal Co. vs 428 Phillips, Henry A., vs. 428 Piedmont Coal Co. vs.. 428 Revolution, National Society of Daughters of, see National Society of Daughters of American Revolution. Revolution, National Society of Sons of, see National Society of Sons of Ameri- can Revolution. Revolution, Sons of the. General Society, see General Society, Sons of the Revo- lution. Revolutionary age, publisher v. John J. Kiely.. 175 Revolvers, standard nomenclature lists 282 Reybold, Eugene: report on Buffalo, N. Y., district 796 report on Great Sodus Bay Harbor 1092 Reyes, Isidro Espinosa y de los, see Espinosa y de los Reyes, Isidro. Reynolds, Annie: instruction supervision, rural schools 234 State programs for rural schools 394 Reynolds, D. A., carbonizing properties of coals .- - 691 Reynolds, Nolen N., relief 594 Reynolds, Robert, agricultural statistics 360 Rhea, C. W., spleno-myelogenous leukemia — 128 Rhenium, arc spectrum .- 89 Rhinoneurosis... 180 Rhizobium, relative number In soUs.. 135, 206 Rhoda Pass, chart 646 Rhode, Richard V., computing leading-edge loads 770 Rhode Island: bridge across Pawcatuck River 481, 570, 603 census, 1930 — agriculture 147,688 occupations.. 460 population 82 retail distribution 17 unemployment 17 Federal aid highway system progress map. 934 post route map 651 Rhodenbaugh, Clyde C, relief 485 Rhodes, Fred B., p. United States. 390, 766, 892, 1120 Rhodol, see Metol. Ribbons, inked, census of manufactures 937 Ribes, seeds, longevity and germination 75 see also Gooseberry. Ricco, Joseph, relief 1080 1324 Index, 1931-1932 Pace Rice, C. E.: trachoma in Missouri 914 trachoma survey in Rio Orande Valley, Tex M6 trachoma virulence in U. S 1041 Rice, George D., sequelae of influenza in psy- chotics 127, 128 Rice, George S.: coul-miue ventilation 156 concrete stoppings in coal mines 303 rock-dust barriers in mine 824 Rice, Jolin L., illness among school children. 62, 279 Rice: cleaning and polisiiing, census 685 (actors affecting price 928 Federal stanil;ird stoclc catalogue 125, 791 for feeding livestock 448 I how to grow in Sacramento Valley.- 10 pruirie rice culture- 813 Iralesonric-o 324,514,1135 rates on rice products 514 Rice Lake, Chip|>ewa funds for land purchase. 1084 Ric«-Siix Dry Goods Co., atomizers 27 Rich, Robert F. ( Representative from Pa.): report made by- Patents Com 970 Rich, Theodore S., tuberculosis of cattle prac- tically eradicated from Mich 208 Rich, Willis U., Alii^ka sulinon fisheries 563 Richards, Ohio, railroad accident 239 Richardson, G. B., New Kensington quad- rangle 1126 Richanlson, Jack C, relief 719 Richardson, Maurice F., patent appeal 378 Richardson, Sinclair, admr., v. United States.. 620 Ricliard.son, William K.,v. United States 766 Richarz, Stephen, age of human race 342,425 Richey, Frederick D.: drougtit resistant strains of corn 292 vigor and improvement in corn 292 Richland County, Mont., bridges 480, 496, 569, 570, 585 Richmond, Henry A., relief 476 Richmond, Paul, jr., ammonium ortho-idoxy- benzoate 771 Richmond, Va.: aviation chart - 111 International Association of Industrial Ac- cident Hoards and Commissions.. 1019 United Confederate Veterans- articles for encampment 717,862,951 Marine Band at reunion 718 Richmond Mica Corporation, mica 757 Richmond, Paso, chart 527 Richter, Arthur, relief 580 Richter, Charles, Ilawuii soils 8 Ricketts, Noble G., bathymetry and sediments of Davis Strait 792 Riddell, W. H., blood sugar of dairy cattle. 805,927 Riddick, Samuel A., relief 1080 Rideout, Merle C, bananas 1006 Ridgway, Robert 11.: manganese and mangaiiiferous ores, 1930... 564 sulphur and pjTiles in 1930 304 Ridlon. J. R.: funiigants for destruction of cockroaches. .. 61 ship fumigation 61 Ricke, Barney II., relief 580 Rille Association, see National Rifle Association of America. Rifle practice: basic field manual 1044, 1160 projjerty is.-iued to rifle chibs 916 Rifle Practice Promotion Board, see National Board for Promotion of Rifle Prac- tice. Rifle ranges, see Target ranges. RiU&s, standiu'd nomenclature list 65 see also Shooting. Riggs, Charles K., Navy from insurance aspect. 180 tee also .Medicine and Surgery Bureau. Rlggs National Bank, court case 410 Rights for women, see Women. Rlker, W. K, r. Federal Radio Comn 313 Rile, Walter 11., arsenical reactions during anti- lueiic trualnicnt 128 Riley, J. II., birds from provinces of Yunnan, etc 636 Rlley, John O., available Agrlc. Uept. pubs... 812 Pagfi Rinehart (V Dennis Co., rails 102 Ring spot, see Tobacco ring spot. Rio Bravo quadrangle, Calif 318 Rio Grande: bridges 714,841,980,1070 payment of damages caused by overflow... 957 Rio Grande & Eagle Pass Ry., control 165 Rio Grande Eastern Ry., abandonment 322 Rio Orande irrigation project, damages, appro- priations not reimbursable 611,957 Rio Grande Southern K. R., claim adjustment. 494, 705 Rio Orande Valley, trachoma survey 546 Rio Puerco area, N. Mex., soil survey 4.50 Ripley, Camp, land conveyance 595,864,951 Ripley quadrangle, Okla 874 Ripijerton, J. C, properties of starches 211 Ripple, S. A., & Brothers, broom-corn 880 Rites and ceremonies, Zufti Indians 1149 Ritler, O. A., Coal Co., coal 167 Ritual, see Kites and ceremonies. Ritz, Stuart L., relief... 485 Rivers: daily stages, calendar year 1930 294 early completion of projects — hearings 980, 1096 report 1104 Engineer Dept. work, request for funds 789 improvement, benefits to pleasure craft... 496, 570, 597 improvements, general 802 maintenance costs of certain works 972 publications for sale by supi. of docs... 30, 1124 stocking interior waters .-. 463 tee also F'loods- Navigable waters — alto names of rivers. Rivers and Harbors Board 64, 281, 443, 802, 922, 1045, 1162 report, 1931 802 reports on — Agate Bay Harbor 1092 Allegheny River 1092 Brazos Island Harbor 972 Detroit River, Wyandotte Channel 722 Freeport Harbor 1092 Grand Marais Harbor 1092 Great Lakes ship channels... 722, 723 Great Sodus Bay Harbor 1092 intracoastal waterway from N. C. to Fla 972, 1093 Lake St. Clair channels 723 Marquette Harbor 1093 Monroe Harbor 972 Napa lUver 723 Newtown Creek 723 Ponce Harbor 1093 Rouge River channel 1093 Toledo Harbor 1093 Umpqua River 972 Rivers and Harbors Committee, House: documents (series) 722-723,972, 1092-93 hearings 596-597,849,972, 1092-94 reports 487-488, 59tl-597, 1093-94 Riverside County, Calif., lands for Metropoli- tan Water District. 848, 1070, 1095, lllf> Riverside Levee maintenance 1082 Riverton irrigation project, opportunities 33 Rives, William C, relief 615,847 Rivets: census of manufactures 819 F'ederul standard stock catalogue 912, 1037 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... 545 Road Builders' Association, see American Road Builders' Association. Road-building machinery, rates on 102 Road Commissioners Board, see Alaska Road Commissioners Board. Road Congresses, Permanent International Association of, see Permanent Inter- national Association of Road Con- gresses. Road oil, standard stock catalogue 348 Road scrapers, rates on 169 Roads: approach to .\rlington Memorial Bridge... 723 budding, productivity of labor 413,523 emergency highway construction — hearings 597 reports 697 {2entries), 73 July-June 1325 Page Roads— Continued. Federal aid, amend acts — hearings... 616, 723, 1094 reports 972,979,989,1094 Federal aid highway system progress maps. 11. 141, 454, 558, 682, 814, 815, 934, 935, 1056 in — Alaska, report on roads and trails 801 Hawaii, funds for military roads 849 Manchuria, map of motor routes 656 Wind River Reservation 610,713,830 workhouse property of D. C. at Occo- quan 605,960,1069 lands entered upon under homestead laws. 864 lists of publications for sale 315 public roads (periodical) 11.75, 141, 215, 294, 368, 454, 558, 682, 934, 1056 V. 10, index... 368 V. 11, index 454 V. 12, index 1056 traffic survey, 11 Western States, 1930 814 see also Public Roads Bureau— Streets — also names of roads. Roads Committee, House: hearings 597, 723. 849, 1094 reports — -.. 597,972,1094 Roanoke Colony Commission, to establish 724 Roanoke Island, 350th anniversary 724 Roark, R. C: chemotropic responses of flies 289 Derris as insecticides, literature 808 Insect powder 449 Roast beef, cooking time varies with cut 212 Robbinston quadrangle. Me 507 Roberts, A. L., traumatic bronchial fistula 353 Roberts, Carrie P., relief 705 Roberts, F. L., county health departments 196 Roberts, Frank H. H., jr.: archeological .site in eastern Arizona 906 biographical sketch of Jesse W. Fewkes... 342, 425 Roberts, George T., caseofadmr 1120 Roberts, Henry L., v. United States 410 Roberts, John W.: apple blotch 452 apple scab. 140 Roberts, Martin A., Library of Congress read- ing room, information 1020 Roberts, R. C: soil surveys- Cedar County, Nebr 930 Lincoln County, Nebr 6 Saline County, Nebr 363 Thayer County, Nebr 288 Roberts, Vernon, spinal anaesthesia 915 Roberts & Oake, United States v 1016 Robertson, D. W., inheritance in barley.. 927, 1049 Robeson, David A., relief 594, 1112 Robeson, F. A., hydrometer method of soil anal- ysis - 454 Robie, Frank C, relief 969 Robillard, Basil, exr., court case 171 Robins, Thomas M., report on Umpqua River. 972 Robinson, Arthur R. (Senator from Ind.): reports made by — Judiciary Com 611,861,987 Pensions Com 501, 615, 738, 862 Robinson, H. M., Wassermann reaction... 127, 352 Robinson, H. W., & Co.: shortage of merchandise 994 silk 27 Robinson, J. A., routine ward, etc., schedule.. 915 Robinson, Joseph W., court case 520 Robinson, T. Ralph, new citrus hybrids. 557 Robinson, Thomas J. B. (Representative from Iowa): report made by- Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com 585 Robinson, W. N., v. comnr. of internal revenue. 258 Robinson Clay Product Co., sewer-pipe... 248,883 Robinson-Ransbottom Pottery Co., hay 882 Roche, William T., relief 476 Rocher Noir Bay, chart... 263 Rochester, N. Y., distribution scheme for mail. 54 Rock, George H., 10,000-ton cruisers. 897 Rock, Joseph F., birds from Yunnan, etc 536 Rock-dust barriers in mine 824 Page Rock Island, 111., rivers, etc., in dist., rp 800 Rock River, bridges 588,604,696,730,830 Rockaway Inlet, chart 300 Rockcastle River Ry., abandonment 165 Rockefeller Center, Inc 1096, 1106 Rockefeller Foundation: International Health Division — health depts. of U. S. and Canada 914 Rockie, W. A., erosion near Colfax, Wash 815 Rockingham, N. C, court facilities 589 Rockport, Ind., bridge 586 Rockport Landing, Calif., chart 461 Rocks, Upper Cretaceous, Black Hills region.. 317 Roekwood, L. P.: clover-flower midge, control 809 seed caterpillar on clover 72, 135 Rocky Brook Mills Co. v. United States 43 Rocky Mountain National Park: adjustments in eastern boundary line 971 general information circular 1127 proclamation 534 Rocky Mountain spotted fever, see Spotted fever of the Rocky Mountains. Rod waxes, laboratory study 824 Roda, Va., Taggart-bed coal properties 376 Roddenbery, W. B., cane-syrup 37 Roden, Mary A., to reimburse estate 580 Rodenhiser, H. A., stunting of wheat 205 Rodents, see names of rodents. Rodgers, Fenton F., relief 1077 Rodgers, J. F., W. L. Matthews vs 656 Rodgers, Walter S., relief 608 Rodman, Hugh, patent appeal 22 Rodriguez Arrea, Julio, instruction at West Point 1111 Rods: rates on curtain rods 513 rates on rods 883 Roe, Glonwood C: coeklcburs as poisonous plants 807 Nuttall's death camas 807 Roentgen rays, see X-rays. Roentgenograms, see X-rays. Roeser, AVUliam F.: freezing point of platinum 88 pyrometer protection tubes 153, 307 Roessler & Hasslacher Chemical Co., Inc 242 Roethe, Harry E., gasoline, etc., on farm 808 Rogers, H. 0., coal in 1930 944 Rogers, James F.: height and weight of child, blank form 160 school health activities in 1930 30 school health program 160 speech defective school chOd 30 speech defects and their correction 316 Rogers, Leighton W., Aeronautics Trade Div. 689 Rogers, Wilbur, relief 968 Rogers, Wm. A., Ltd., court case 910 Rogers, William N. (Representative from N. H.): reports made by — MOitary Affairs Com ■ 844, 967-968, 1088, 1090 Rogers Harbor, chart 130 Roggenkamp, Matthias A., v. United States... 994 Rogue River drainage basin, power resources. 1126 Rogue River Vallev, codling moth 72 Rohner, Gehrig & Co., Inc 503 Rohow, F. M., undulant fever in China 180 Rohwer, Carl, evaporation from water surfaces. 554 Rolfe, George H., waiver of age limit 1148 Rolfs, C: propagacion de frutas citricas 114 same (in Portuguese) 266 Rolfs, P. H.: propagacion dc frutas citricas 114 same (in Portuguese) 266 Roll (aircraft): span-load distribution in roll 333 Rollin, Vern G., increased carburetor pressure. 525 Rolling mills, census of manufactures 819 Rollinson Channel, e.\aniination, etc., report.- 800 Rollo, Frederick S., relief 705 RolofI, John H., to correct rating 847 Roman, Irwin, electrical resistivity of under- lying beds 151 Roman cement, see Cement. Rome, Italy, Internat. Institute of Agric 1150 Rome Company, Inc., furniture 513,631 1326 Index, 1931-1932 Page Romeo Stores Co., swine 632 Romjue, Milton A. (Representative from Mo.): reports made by- Post Ofliceand Post Roads Com 720 Rommel, George M., silage for horses and mules 677 Rompers 1''0 Roneoli, Mrs. Joseph, relief 1080 Roney, John D., v. United States 1012 Roney, Mary E.. relief 957 Roof coatings, census of manufactures 373 Roof on Senate Office Building, estimate 816 Roofing: census of manufactures - 373 Government supplies, rooflng-material 545 rates on 40,1010 Roosevelt, Theodore: memorial in National Capital- hearing 612 law 951 reports 612,843 Roosevelt, Theodore, jr.: foreword to article on Porto Rico 464 $ee alto, as governor, Porto Rico. Roosevelt County, Mont., bridges 480, 496, 569, 670, 585 Roosevelt I.sland: changed name of Analostan Island- hearing 612 law 951 reports - 612,843 Roosevelt National Forest, Executive Order... 905 Root Glass Co., bottles 402 Root-rot, see Dry root-rot. Roots: catalase activity, chlorate effect - 135,205 constriction of cotton plant, Calif 673,680 Rope. Ft'dcral standard stock catalogue.. 661 tee also Wire rope. Ropes, E. H., report on Napa River 723 Roscoe, Snyder & Pacific Ry.: excess income - 878 securities 322 Rose, D. H., effect of temperature on toma- toes 453 Rose, E. B., relief - 957 Rose, F. W., jr., nonane from petroleum.. 306,407 Rose, diseases 931 Rosen Reichardt Brokerage Co. r. U. S 991 Rosenberg, B., Fed. Trade Conm. rp., etc 809 Rosenberg, Moe, v. United States 1120 Rosenberg, Samuel J., resistance to wear of carbon steels. 153,308 Roscnkranz, Carl, Federal Trade Commission order, etc. 29 Rosenthal, Sanford M.: action of arsenic on groups of proteins 546 arsonoxide from arsplienaminos 914,915 o.nidaiion of crystalline tilntatliionc 197,433 oxygen consumption of living cells 02 Roses, see Rose. Rosin: census of manufacture 147 light sensitivity- 24 rates on rosin size 40 see also Oleoresin— Naval stores— Synthetic phenolic resin. Ross, Albert, relief 615 Ross, C. W., coronary occlusion 1142 Ross, Clarence S., kaolin minerals 317 Ross, Earl A., relief 1110 Ross, Frank P., relief 1116 Ross, O. Carroll, relief 476,853,949 Ross, Hiliiry: blood sera of lepers 61 calcium, etc., iiieiabolisin in leprosy 664 Ross, J. S., Cotton Valley field, La 224 Ross, Janet II., payment 1083 Ross, W. A.: control of black stem rust, teaching 27 quality milk production 91 Ross, William II.: computation of fertilizer mixtures 362 distribution of fertilizer important 287 Ross, William T., p. United States 503 Ko.ssi, Herman J., r». United States 176 Rossini, Krodorick 1).: heat cjipncities in aqueous solutions.. 23,24, 163 heat contents in aqueous solutions 23 Page Rossini, Frederick D.— Continued. heat of formation of water, correction... 88, 228 heat of ionization of water 24 heats of combustion of alcohols 467,827 beats of combustion of methane, etc., cor- rection 88,228 Rosters, Indian service oflicers 508 see also Directories— Registers. Rot, see name of rot, or plant affected. Rotaliidae of Atlantic Ocean 56 Rotan, George V., r. comnr. of internal rev 638 Rotan quadrangle, Tex 508 Rotation of crops: experiments at San Antonio, Tex 366 in Great Plains area 292 irrigated crops in western South Dakota... 558 sugar-beet nematode, control 681 Rotharmel, Kenneth A., relief 490 Rothman, Joseph, carcinoma of lungs 352 Rothrock, A. M.: combustion in high-speed engine 525 fuel injection pumps 333 Rothrock, Addison M., medical science in thir- teenth century 352 Rouge River channel, report 1093 Rough-headed corn stalk-beetle 7 Rounsefell, George A., herring supply 18,943 Rouse, Nancy H., relief 384,580,836,1069 Roush, Laura, to pay 705 Roush, William C, to pay widow 705 Routine ward and habit-training schedule 915 Routing of marble 1009 Rowe, Otis W., V. United States 1016 Roxburghe, Mary, v. comnr. of internal rev... 258, 1017 Royal Center, Ind., sounding balloon observa- tions 559,815 Royal Holland Lloyd r. United States 390 Royal Milling Co.: decision of Federal Trade Commission 314 V. Federal Trade Commission 749 Royal Route Coal Co., coal 1007 Royston, R., fruits and vegetables 286 RS-1 flight, San Antonio to Scott Field 455 Rubber: cotton cloth for rubber coating 567 Government supplies 545 import tax, revenue act of 1932... 1106 purification method and properties 1067 rates on - 758 reclaimed rubber... 154 Rubber bands, standard stock catalogue 431 Rubber goods, census of manufactures 219 see also names of special articles. Rubber-nut oil, rates on 248 Rubber weed, effects on sheep 285,361 Rubenstein, Helena, Inc 749 Rubey, William W., Upper Cretaceous rocks.. 317 Rude, I., vs. Joseph Buchhalter 1151 Rudy-Patrick Seed Co.: Sudan grass seed 40 sweet-clover seed 884 Rue, H. P., sulphur in gasoline 304 Ruedemann, Rudolf, ^Iiddle Cambrian fossils. 343 liuelile, Q. L. A., antiseptics and disinfectants. 451 Rufisque Anchorage, chart 334 Rugen Harbor, chart 528 Rugs: census of manufactures 562,821 Federal standard stock catalogue 276, 661 Ruins, see Archaeology. Rule quadrangle, Tex 874 Rules, see names of courts, commissions, etc., issuing rules— a/ao special subject. Rules Committee, House: hearings 597,724,973, 1094-95 reports 488, 597-598, 723-724. 849, 972-973, 1094-95 Rules Committee, Senate: hearings 865 Rumbold, Caroline T., blue-staining fungi. 359, 453 Ruminants, North American, lungworms from. 120 Rumney quadrangle, N. H 873 Rumreich, A.: multiplication of typhus fever virus 915 Rocky Mt. spotted fever, eastern type 197 typhus fever trausmi.ssion by rat flea 127, 279 (3 entries), 433,434,546,664,914 vaccine from fleas infected with typhus... 1157 July-June 1327 Page Rundell, Rupert E., patent appeal 22 Runner, G. A,, tobacco beetle... 7 Rupertiidae of Atlantic Ocean 56 Rural communities, see Country life. Rural credit, see Agricultural credit. Rural health, see Hygiene (public). Rural life, see Country life — Farms. Rural mail delivery, see Mail delivery. Rural mail matter, see Mail matter. Rural sanitation, see Sanitation. Rural schools: circular letters as a supervisory agency 625 publications of Education Office.. 1125 State programs for improvement 394 supervision of instruction, references 234 teachers, good references 161 teachers and principals, status -.. 1125 Rushmore National Memorial Commission, see Mount Rushmore National Memorial Commission. Rusk, Frank, foreign bunkering stations 1062 Rusk, Margaret, case of executors 175 Russell, A. J., bridge 585,830,855 Russell, D. A., Fort, information 1159 Russell, E. Z.: hog-lot equipment 5 practical hog houses 287,361 swine production 137 Russell, John, trustee, v. United States 404,746 Russell, John B., relief 705 Russell, Orville E., storm damage at Columbus. 815 Russell, Thomas, compass, etc., in Lake region. 922 Russell & Tucker, relief 476,580 Russell Valley quadrangle, Calif 1126 Russia, foreign relations of U. S., 1918 273 see also Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Russian Gulch Landing, chart 461 Rust: Berberis, etc., susceptibility 1055 heterothallism in P. triticina 1049 resistance inheritance in maize 205, 292 see also name of rust. Rutabagas, changes during storage 359,448 Ruth Mildred, schooner: United States v 766, 892, 911, 1034 Rutherford, Samuel (Representative from Ga.): report made by— Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives Com 583 Ryall, A. L., removing spray from apples, etc. 213 Ryan, D. E., Co.: potatoes 169,247,248,1010 reconsignment 40 Ryan, Edward, United States!) 258,428 Ryan, W. Carson, jr., education of racial groups 160 Ryan, William J., relief 494,580 Rye, barberry dangerous neighbor 557 Rye-grass seed, rates on.. 248 Ryerson, Joseph T., & Son, Inc., claim... 836 Ryland, J. K., relief 472 Ryon, N. E., Laurence P. Holman v 622 S S. & L. Building Corporation, court case 766 S. A. R., see National Society of Sons of Ameri- can Revolution. Saar, chapter in French iron, etc., industry 943 Sabath, Adolph J. (Representative from 111.): report made by- Rules Com 1095 Sabine Coimty, Tex., bridge 964,980, 1071 Sabine-Neches Waterway, improvement 1093 Sabine farish, La., bridge 964,980, 1071 Sabine River, bridges 964, 1104 Sabo Road, chart.. 899 Sabtang Channel, chart 373 Sabtang Harbor, chart 373 Sac Indians, see Sauk Indians. Sacaton Field Station, agricultural investiga- tions, 1925-30 681 Sachs, Ward H., mechanical application of ferti- lizers. 286 Sacramento, Calif.: food poisoning outbreak 61, 351 Navy Band at V. F. W. convention 718 rivers and harbors in district, report 800 Sacramento Northern Ry 242 Page Sacramento Valley, ho w to grow rice 10 Sadd, Victor, causes of failure among drug stores 823 Saddlery, see Harness and saddlery. Sadi, Subhi M., v. United States 45, 175 Saeger, C. M., jr.: volume changes in metals during casting.. 467, 694 volume changes of cast irons 947 Safe deposit boxes, tax regulations 1157 Safes: census of manufactures 937 Federal standard stock catalogue. 192,661 Safety appliances: report of Safety Bureau, 1931 400 standards, for steam locomotives 41 standards, order of I. C. C 320 see also Safety of life — Train-control de- vices— a/«o name of special appli- ance. Safety Bureau, I. C. C: accident investigation reports, summary.. 399, 509, 876 carriers' hours of service reports 509 investigation of accident at — Richards, Ohio 239 Spruce Creek, Pa 34 report, 1931 400 tabulation of signal statistics, etc 95, 1002 Safety codes, see Safety of life. Safety in Mines Research Board of Great Britain 1064 Safety-lamps, vocational training 28 Safety of life: dust explosions, prevention 769 education, constructing course of study... 1125 gold dredging, California 691 safety code series 331,769 safety for household 1067 storage, etc., of explosives, regulations 670 see also Safety appliances. Sage, William H., jr., retirement 845 Sage hen, tularaemia occurrence 664 Sager, C. W., v. comnr. of internal revenue 762 Sagger life affected by varying properties.. 379, 567 Sague, James E., case of administrators 1017 SaUing directions, see Navigation — also names of special localities. Sailors: catalogue of mariners' charts and books 334 citizenship, repeal to alien seamen — hearings 1084 report 839 deportion of alien seamen — hearings 498, 984 reports.. 385,984 navigation tables for mariners, etc 334 personal injury suits 1104 venereal diseases, prevention, etc 62 see also Navy — Veterans, and references— also Notice to mariners. Sails, census of manufactures 817 St. Antoine, H. E., suicide 1041 St. Augustine Harbor, chart 941 St. Baisl, Sisters of, relief 833 St. Charles, Mo., bridge 586,729,830 St. Clair Flats Canal, lake commerce, 1931 1044 St. Clair, Lake, rp. of Rivers and Harbors Bd. 723 St. Clair River, bridge 964,981,1071 St. Cloud, Minn., veterans' hospital, occupa- tional therapy.- 665 St. Croix River, preliminary examination, rp.. 550 St. Domingo, see Dominican Republic. St. Elizabeths Hospital 163,398,1001 malarial therapy of paresis, bibliog 1001 medical research bulletin 1001 nursing school announcement 163 report, 1931 398 St. Eustaphia Bay, chart 419 St. Francis River, bridges 588,730,830 St. Francisville, Mo., bridge. 713 St. Helena Sound, chart 222 St. Joe National Forest, lands 595,739 St. John, Charles E., growth in our knowledge of the sun 343, 425 St. John, New Brunswick, aviation chart 1022 St. John Harbor, British Columbia, chart 49 St. Johns Bluff military reservation 738, 1089 St. Johns River .waterway 972, 1093 1328 Index, 1931-1932 St. Joseph, Mich.: ^■«« bridge 481,496,570 chart 609 St. Joseph & Orand Island Ry., ice 323 St. Joseph Channel, chart 113 St. Joseph Kiver. bridge 481,496,570 St. Joseph Sound, chart 942 St. Joseph Stockyards Co. r. U. S., etc 328 St. Kitts, money-order post offlces 53 St. Lawrence Ishind, Boring Sea, birds 655 St. Lawrence River: basin, surface water supply 32,236,873 bridges 481,588,730,830,855 £ilot supplement 898 ouis. Mo.: American Vocational Dairy and Poultry Convention 91 bridRO acni.-;.'; Mississippi River 1086 relief of United States Hank 477 rivers and harhors in district, report 800 transfer of frelRht for railroads 324 wholesale, trade, census, 1930 17 St. Louis Bridge Co., court cases 1017 St. Louis, Council Bluffs & Omaha R. R., val- uation 320 St. Louis, Jerseyville & Springfield Ry., acqui- sition 1131 St. Louis-Kansas City Short Line R. R., bridges 585,586,729,830 St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.: bonds - 98,165 rates on— butter 630 cotton - --- 167 eees 245 fuel-oil - 1008 piling 1*^9 railroad ties 1010 rails - 632 vmegar. .__^ 1136 reconstruction loan... - 1131 switching charges - lOH trackage -- 103.884 wharfage charges 633 St. Louis Southwestern Ry.: bonds 242,1131 control 1005 rates on — rice - 1'"'^ sewer-pipe. 169 securities 242 vs. EfTie K. Simpson, admx 1033 William J. Stratton vs 656 St. Louis Union Trust Co.: as executor of George W. Brown 760 as trustee of J. Willis Gardner Trust 866 St. Lucia, monev-order post offices 53 St. Ludgers Catholic Church, relief 9"4 St. Marks .Migratory Bird Refuge: closed area, proclamation 533 Executive order 340 St. Marvs Falls Canal, lake commerce, 1931.. 1044 St. Marys Kiver, Mich., charts 130,356,1162 St. Marys River, Ohio, examination 922 St. Nicolaas Bay, chart- 112 St. Paul, Minn.: airway from Puget Sound 491 rivers and harbors in district, report 800 switching 249 St. Paul & Kansas City Short Line R. R.: bonds 879 control 36 St. Paul Fire A Marine Insurance Co., case 786 St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Selma, Ala., relief. 602 St. Pierre Harhor, chart 418 St. Tluinius, \'irgin Islands: Harbor Board— hnnd.s for dry dock 617,840, 1071 rat-flea survey of port 279 St. Valentine Bay, chart 419 St. Vincent, money-order post offic-es 53 Sakanishi, Shio, Japanese accessions, Library of Congress 042 Snkata Ko, chart 417 Sakltn Road, fte Bungku Road. Salulmngka Strait, chart 48 Salaries: control under agri'Mltural marketing act... 851 Salaries— Continued. PaW Government employees — salary tables, supplements 150,023 lee also Economies in National Govern- ment. land-grant colleges and universities.. 625 postmasters and postal employees 720 private industries, routine clerical work 531 railroad officials on class 1 roads 1096 »te alto Wages— at»o certain headings begin- ning Pay— a/«o names ot Depart- ments, bureaus, etc. Salem, George J., claim 786 Salem Harbor, chart 84 Sales tax: amend sec. 625 (a) of revenue act o{ 1932... 1071 , 1096 regulations of Internal Revenue Bureau.. 1156 secure to States, etc., complete exemption. 1096 Sales territories, establishing.. 824 Salesmen, see Commercial travelers. Saline County, Nebr., soil survey 363 Salisbury, A. E., Lamarck's genera of shells... 55 Salisbury, Emerson C, relief 1080 Salisbury, G. Reed: establishing industrial sales territories 824 industrial sales personnel supervision 1063 Salle Construction Co., steam-shovels 40 Salmon, S. C, breaking strength of straw. 135, 136 Salmon: Alaska fisheries, statistical review.. 563 canned, Federal standard stock catalogue.. 125 unlawfully caught, prohibit from U. S.— hearings 716 minority views 843 report... 843 Salmon River, survey and flood control, rp 922 Salois, M. Elizabeth, boys' George Washington. 742 Salt: census of manufactures 937 effect on microbial heating of hay 3 production in 1930 - 151 rates on 758, 1135 see also Salts. Salt-cake, rates on. 883 Salt (-'ay Anchorage, chart. 900 Salt Creek-Teapot Dome uplift, waters 94 Salt Lake City, Utah: air mail night-flying service 789 airway map 370 term of circuit court of appeals 611 Salt Lake Glass & Paint Co., calcimine 756 Salt Kiver Valley, irrigation, etc., of cotton... 680 Salt River Valley Water Users Association.. 1092, 1116 Salts: change in transference no., determining 89 copper. Amoeba proteus cell division 793 lead and zinc, in 1930 303 rates on Glauber's salt 757 Saluting components, nomenclature lists — 65, 131 Salvador: foreign trade, 1930 1145 increaseil postage on letters and cards 649 Salves, mailing, laws and regulations 267 Sania, Bahia, chart 899 SaintH)ara Bay, see Batu Baranggo Anchorage. Sambulauan, Port, chart 462 Same Byochi, see Hachinohe Ko. Samoa, chart 776 see also American Samoa. Sample, B. J., relief 862,957 Samples, see I\Ietals. Sampson, E. C, to pay 584 Sampson, Edgar, relief 1080 Sampson Electric Co., loud speakers. 882 Samson, II. W., barreled apples for market 207 Samuel Stamping & Enameling Co., fuel-oil.. 1008 Samuels, L. T.: cloud flights 659 sounding-balloon meteorographs 142 sounding-balloon observations 294,560,816 San Antonio, Tex.: right of way for street.. 500 um programma de estudos sociaes 266 same (in Spanish) • 266 San Antonio Arsenal, right of way 500 San Antonio Field Station, crop experiments.. 366 July-June 1329 Page San Antonio Meat Co., cattle. .- 512 San Bernardino County, Calif., lands for Met- ropolitan Water District 848, 1070, 1095, 1115 San Bernardino National Forest, resources 811 San Bernardino Strait, current tables, 1933 940 San Carlos Reservation, restore lands 584 Sanchez, Francis E., confirming claim... 740, 1092 Sanchez, Mercedes Maninez, Viuda de, see Martinez, Viuda de Sanchez, Mer- cedes. Sanchez Malaga, Carlos, Peruvian music 114 Sand: Federal standard stock catalogue 348, 349 production in 1930 564 rates on 40, 248, 758, 883, 1010, 1135 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... 545 Sand-lime brick, census of manufactures... 296, 561 Sanday, Samuel, & Co. v. United States.. 620, 1017 San Diego, Calif.: air mail night-flying service 789 lands for water conservation... 722, 864, 865, 951 San Diego Bay, chart 942 Sandlin, John N. (Representative from La.) : reports made by- Appropriations Com — 831 Conference Com.. 1071 Sando, Charles E., changes in coating of apple. 4, 9 San Domingo, see Dominican Republic. Sandpaper, census of manufactures 937 Sandwall, John G., patent appeal 693 Sanford, .■Vnna M., relief 476,494,695, 1080 Sanford, WUliam R., relief of -nidow 476, 484, 695, 1080 San Francisco, Calif.: asphalt retreaders 1006 aviation charts 48,1022 bridge 588, 604, 830 Crocker First Nat'l Bank— V. comnr. of internal revenue 887 entrance, chart 689 examination of port east of Belmont 1044 food poisoning outbreak at M. Z. Hospital. 61 rivers and harbors in district, report. 800 San Francisco Bay: bridge 588,604,830 charts 18,689,942 examination of lovrer bay 1044 improvement, hearings 1093 surface water supply 317 tide and current tables 221 San Francisco County, Calif., retreaders 1006 San Oeronimo reservation, proclamation 187 San Isabel National Forest, resources, etc 140 Sanitary Conference, Pan .American, see Pan American Sanitary Conference. Sanitary ware, see Bathroom and toilet fixtures. Sanitation: and yellow fever control in Liberia 196 bottled mineral waters, control 127, 278 drinking facilities 45 in mUk production 809 Pan American sanitary code 196 publications for sale by supt. of docs 750 rural, to authorize special study, etc 600 sleeping car, at a large convention 197, 434 swine, results in more pigs 208 swine, sanitation system 362 see aUo Hygiene (public). Saniwas Paper Co., waxed-paper wrappers 884 San Joaquin Valley: root constriction of cotton plant 673,680 verticiUium wUt of cotton 681 San Jorge, chart 49 San Jos§ scale: control with lubricating-oil 138 petroleum oUs, etc. , as insecticides 72 San Juan, P. R.: free-air winds... 559 rat-flea survey 546 San Juan Pueblo, N. Mex., v. United States... 43 San Juan River, chart 1023 San Luis Central R. R., excess income 629 San Luis Obispo Bay, aviation chart 1022 San Nicolas, tropical storm in Porto Rico.. 368, 369 San Pedro Bay, see Los Angeles Harbor. Page San Pedro Chamber of Commerce, freight rates 245 Sansome, Frederick X., court case 638,892 Santa Maria, chart 113 Santa Maria Valley R. R., excess income 400 Santa Monica Mountains, geology 94,317 Santavy, Jacob, relief.. 1080 Santa Ynez area, Calif., soU survey 137 Santiago, Julia, relief 1080 Santmyers, R. M.: barite and barium products, 1930 564 gypsum in 1930 224 Santo Domingo, see Dominican Republic. Santo Island, see Espiritu Santo Island. San Vicente, Port, chart 1062 San Ysidro, Calif., estimate for gates 912 Sao Lourengo, Bahia, chart 113 Sao Miguel, chart 113 Sao Salvador, Porto de, see Bahia, Porto da. Sap, corn, indicator of nutrient needs 135, 205 Sapulpa Chamber of Commerce, trackage. 103, 884 Sardines, Federal standard stock catalogue 125 Sargent, E. H., & Co., Inc., glass 621 Sargent, H. R., v. comnr. of internal rev 1137 Sargent, Mrs. H. R., v. comnr. of internal rev. 1137 Sargent, Marian .A.., case of exrs 175 Sarvis, J. T., crested wheatgrass 933 Sashes, rates on .- 1010, 1135 Sassard & KimbaU, Inc., trustee vs. O. S. Bay. 346 Satin moth: control by spraying in alternate years 289 Eupteromalus nidulans, parasite 135, 138 in central Europe 72 quarantine regulations, revision 448 Sato, Kaku, Japanese, etc., grub parasites 1053 Sauer, Emil, Canadian foreign exchange 690 Sauerkraut, canned, standard stock catalogue . 349 Saugstad, Jesse E., shipping and shipbuilding subsidies 564 Sauk Indians, add certain names to roll. 1086, 1108 Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., lake commerce, 1931. 1044 Sausage: census of manufactures 372 chemical composition 1051 standard stock catalogue 1038, 1155 Sausage casings, census of manufactures 372 Savage, E. M., new citrus hybrids 557 Savanna-Sabula Bridge Co., highway 953, 1097 Savannah, Ga.: memorial to Coimt Pulaski, erection 1088 rivers and harbors in district, report 800 Savaimah Bank & Trust Co., exr., v. U. S 259, 411, 1121 Savannah River, bridge 714,856,951 Savannah River WOd Life Refuge, Exec, order. 423 Savannah Traffic Bureau, Inc., automobfles... 755 Sawang Road, chart.. 775 Sawdust, rates on 40 Sawhill, .Alexander F., relief 717 Sawmills pay more for correctly bucked logs... 211 Sawrie, M. B., poster, grow timber 1054 Saws, census of manufactures. 685 Sawyer, Stephen, relief 733 Sawyer, Wells M., paintings made in Spain... 272 Sayers, J. R., foreign body in rectum 526 Sayers, R. R., carbon-monoxide asphyxia 278 Sayles, Frank A., court case 503,620 Sayre, J. D., bound water in plant tissue. 1049, 1056 Scab (disease of plants), see Apple. Scala, Ralph, r. United States 766 Scalanova, Gulf of, see Skala Nuova, Gulf of. Scale-insects, see names of insects. Scales (weighing instruments) : balanced and sensitive, yet inaccurate 208 census of manufactures 371 standard stock catalogue 661, 792 Scandinavia, pilot, supplement 774 Scanlan, John J., marketing cotton, teaching.. 156 Scanlin, Catharine A., farm business 207 Scarlet fever: antitoxin in treatment 433 antitoxin standardization.. 1041 Scenery, publications for sale 750 Schade, Henry X., all-welded garbage lighter.. 643 Schaefer, Walter, v. Frank C. Bowers 258 Schaefller, Leo A., patent appeal 693 1330 Index, 1931-1932 Page Schafer, John C. (Representative from Wis.): minority views- Claims Com 677 Expenditures in Executive Depart- ments Com 709 repKirts made by— Claims Com 699, 704, 70«, 832-83C, QM-^.-iS, 1075-80 Schaffer, Daniel S., Co., Inc., relief.— 580,728,949 SchalTer, Jacob M.: germicidal efficiency of— orthoplienylplienol 3 sodium hydroxide, etc 285,361 n-butylidene chloride... 135,208 Schaflner, J. V., jr., air-pressure brush for creo- sote 364 Schaflner Brothers Co., cattle 166 Schalkenbuch, Robert, case of exr 328 Schall, Thomas D. (Senator from Minn.): contested election 850 minority views — Judiciary Com 987 reports made by- Indian Affairs Com 734,858,984 Interoceanic Canals Com 735,1108-09 Schaller, WalderaarT.: crystal cavities, zeolite region of N. J 872 drill cores from potash field 999 Schapiro, Morris, v. United States 1012 Scharton, William R., United Stales r. 520,657,910 Scheffer, Theo. H., moles as pests, etc 10.'<2 Scheldt River, chart 1023 Schenecker Produce Co., bananas 98 Scherrer, J. A., tin in irons and steels 694,948 Schey, Oscar W.: effect of increased carburetor pressure 525 effect of valve timing on engine 109 low-drag cowling for airplane engines 896 Schick test, buffered diluent for toxin 198 Scbicktanz, Sylvester T., laboratory rectifying stills of glass 306,567 Schiefer, H. F., carpet wear testing machine... 87 Schilling, Catherine C, relief.. 474 Schimmel, Harry, cotton-seed 513 Schizoid type: and syntoid personality reactions 128 mechanisms in manic-depressive syndrome. 664 Schizophrenia: following Parkinsonism 665 hereditary factors 915 Schlieren method, ignition of fire damp 1064 Schluter, Otto, relief 615 Schmidlapp, Charlotte R., Fund, case of trus- tee 258 Schmidt, Eug., & Co. v. United States... 747, 1017 Schmitt, William A., receiver, court case 786 Schneider, Burch H., nitrogen-balance studies with fish meals (2 entries) 1049 Schneider, Jack, relief 705 Schneider, S. J., trustee, v. Robert H. Lucas... 41 Schneider, W. H., vegetables 515 Schoellkopf Aniline & Chemical Works, Inc. 91, 638, 892 Schoening, H. W., dourine of horses 929 Schonlein-Henoch disease, report of case 771 Schoenmann, L. R.: soil surveys- Crawford County, Mich 449 Kalkaska County, Mich 449 Bchoenrock, Olto R., patent appeal 378 Schofleld, Frank 11., leadcrshi]), military char- acter 180 Bchofleld Barracks, road right of way 534 Scholarships available in colleges and universi- ties 625 Bchool-books, see Hooks. School children, see Children. School health, tee Hygiene. School lands, title 740,848,951 $ee aUo names of States, counties, etc., where located. School life (poriodioil) 160,235, 310, 3U5, fOfi, 025, 751, 871, 998, 1125 tltlo-page and Index to V. 10 U3 School lunches 812 School of Aviation Medicine, extension course. 63, 1100 School playgrounds: OS campos de desportos escolares 114 Page School superintendent, see Superintendent of county school. School supplies, specifications 195, 850, 663, 913, 1040 Schools: administration and finance 03 atypical children, public school education. 316 available to Indian children of— Colville Res., Xes[>elem, Wash 610,840 Fort Peck Reage and contents, 1930 293 Service eertilicates, see World W'ar adjusted comi)ensation act. Service for the Blind, Library of Congress 643 report, 1930-31 643 Service schools, see names of schools. Servico de Hygiene Infantil na cidade do Mexico 1025 Serviss, G. II., mechanical application of ferti- lizers 286 Session laws, see Laws. Set-up boxes of stores, waste elimination 1066 Sette, O.scar E.: outlook for mackerel fishery, 1931 84 outlook for mackerel fishery, 1932 1002 Setton, Joe, relief... 957 Setzler, Frank M., prehistoric cave in Texas... 900 Seu|)elt, J. G., relief 610,712 Sevier, John: accepting statue of 590 unveiling statue of, print jiroceodings 1090 Sevier wheat, see Wheat. Sewage: of farm homes 658 imllulion of Potomac, investigation 731 Seward, .\laska. Hood control works 478 Bewer-pli»e, rates on 102, 169,248,758,883,1010 Sewerage: investigation of D. C. system 731 of farm homes 558 Sewlckley coal bed, falls of roof In mine.s 944 Sowing machines and attachments, census 460 Sewing silk, see Silk thread. ij^wingtrade-s of Conn., employment of women. 894 Sex: P»ee differences in prevalence of dental caries... 'Ai\ mechanism in Uromyces 3 population of U. S., sex distribution 687 Seymour, Henrietta, relief 485 Seymour, Joseph iL. relief of widow 485 Seymour .Manufacturing Co., court case 521 Seymour Packing Co., eggs 32;^ Sgro, Cesaro, r. United States . 1017 Shade-trees, see Trees. Shades, see Window shades. Shafer, .\dam A., relief 615 Shaller Oil & Keflning Co., fuller's earth 402 Shafton Co., vegetables 033 Shainin, I., & Co., Fed. Trade Comn. report.. 92 Shakesi)eare Co. r. Federal Trade Comn 233 Shale: oil-shale lands, to inquire into charges 25 oil shale of Green Kiver formation 317 rates on shale products 512 Shallberg, G. A., bridge 585.830,855 Shallenberger, Ashton C. (Representative from Nebr.): reports made by — Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com 714,963,1086 Shamel, A. D.: bud variation in peaches 813 citrus-fruit improvement 679 pruning citrus trees 367 Shanahan, P'lora M., to pay 471 Shanahan, Philip J., to pay widow 471 Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ltd 1083 Shanley, John L., Secretary of War vs 91,258 Shannon, Herbert T., v. comnr. of internal rev. 258 Shannon County, S. Dak., school building 859 Sharkey, Charles F.: decisions of courts, etc., affecting labor 641 labor legislation, 1930 413 Sharon Steel Hoop Co. v. United States 1017 Sharp, .M. B., cane seed 322 Sharpe, Edward F., relief 489,978 Sharpe, Ellen C, relief 489,978 Sharpe, U. William, relief 489,978 Sharpe, John J., relief 489,978 Sharpless, G. K.: fasting metabolism of cattle 447,553 net energy values of corn meal 447, 553 Sharrer, K. A., Montgomery, .\la., district, rp. 798 Shasta National Forest: lookout sites 187 resources, recreation features, etc 679 Shaves, spoke, standard stock catalogue 1155 Shaw, Clifford K., social factors in juvenile delinquency 110 Shaw, Edward L., milk goats 929 Shaw, Geneva F., duties of head nurse in charge of ward 794 Shaw, John S., relief 581 Shaw, Joseph C, relief 608 Shaw, Merle B., wood fibers for paper making. 306, 668 Shaw Brothers, cattle 756 Shea, Daniel, to pay widow 471 Shea, Theresa M., relief 581 Sheaman, Joseph F., unrestricted patent 740 Shear, C. L., fungous disea.-ies of cranberry 292 Shearer, G eorge L. , court case 328, 638, 787 Shearman Concrete Pipe Co., sewer-pipe 169 Sheehan, Joanna A., relief 957 Sheep: controlling stomach worms 676 farm sheep raising for beginners 71 gastrointestinal parasites 447,555 grow better on alfalfa than timothy hay... 136 judging sheep 287 Karakul sheep 448 lungworms of sheep in United States 120 I)ara-sites and para-sitic diseases 555 l)oisonous eiTects of rubber weed 285, 361 raising on temporary pastures 929 rates on 248,883 slieep-killing dogs 361 silage 677 statistics 207 wool growth increased by feeding 136 see also Cattle. Sheep Shearers .Merchandise and Comn. Co.. 867 July-June 1333 Page Sheerness, England, chart 529 Sheeting, Federal standard stock catalogue 125 Sheets, E. W.: beef calf - 806 beef-cattle barns 70 breeds of beef cattle 361 livestock performance and breeding 70 rice, etc., for feeding livestock 448 silage for beef cattle 677 Sheldon, Clyde, relief 581,1102 Sheldon, H. P.: fur laws for season 1931-32 ._. 362 game laws for season 1931-32 137, 676 Sheldon, Henry D., research in higher edu- cation 1124 Sheldon, William, relief 836 Shellac, insoluble matter, determination. _. 379,568 Shellfish, publications for sale 159 see also names of shellfish. Shells, see Mollusks— Oyster-shells. Shellwork, census of manufactures.. 561 Shelly, Emma, relief 476,1102 Shelter, temporary, for homeless, etc 768 Shelton, G. R., gases from feldspars 694,947 Shelton, J. G., adjustment of claim 494, 705 Shenandoah National Park, minimum area, etc 487,501,570 Shepard, J. B., dairy and poultry statistics 360 Shepardson, Harold S., relief 500 Shepherd, J. B.: feeding and management investigations 450 la industria lechera 337 Shepherd, W. C. F., ignition of fire damp 1064 Sheppard, John M., v. United States... 410 Sheppard, Morris (Senator from Tex.) : reports made by- Commerce Com 855, 980 Irrigation and Reclamation Com 499 Military Aflairs Com. 500, 861-862, 988, 1111 Sherburne Merchantile Co., relief 479,860,1069 Sherman, J. Tuck, wages in Switzerland 768 Sherman, Mrs. John D., address on mother of George Washington 90 Sherman, William M., relief 862 Sherwood, Sidney F.: maple sirup and sugar, production 288 sorgo-sirup manufacture 288 Shewan, James, & Sons, Inc., v. United States. 43 Shihpu Road and Harbor, chart 775 Shingles: asphalt, census of manufactures 373 census, 1930 - 686 rates on 102, 1011 red cedar, commercial standard 380 Shinn, Charles H., let's know some trees 452 Shinn, Erwin H., forestry lessons 556 Shiokoshi Bana, chart 417 Ship-building: apprentice training for shipyard trades 868 census of industry 820 Ship subsidies, see Subsidies. Shipbuilding, see Ship-building. Shipley, Charles P., Saddlery & Mercantile Co., relief.. 725 Shipping: publications for sale by supt. of docs 30, 997 regulation of carriers by water 603, 854 Virgin Is. exempt from coastwise laws 188 weather forecasts, radio information 142, 335, 455. 645, 646 see also Carriers — Commerce — Export dec- larations—Merchant marine — Nav- igation — Ships — Steamboats — Subsidies. Shipping act, see Merchant marine. Shipping Board 55,118,188,270, 341, 424, 535, 653, 782, 905, 1029, 1149 claims, see names of persons, firms, etc. form for annual reports of carriers... 782 inquiry into aflairs, hearings 1088 report, 1931 424 schedule of sailings of vessels 55, 119, 188, 271, 341, 424, 535, 654, 782 Shipping Board Merchant Fleet Corporation.. 55, 119, 188, 271, 341, 424, 535, 654, 782, 906. annual report, 1931 424 Page Shipping Board Merchant Fleet Corpora- tion—Continued, financial transactions- report on audit 504 report on audit, analysis 1030 inquiry into affairs, hearings 1088 Shipping fever of cattle 929 Shipping marks for Indian supplies, 1933 624 Ships: bunkerage charges against vessels 1062 chlorination of ballast water 546 construction, electric welding process 643 fittings, standard stock catalogue 58 fumigation — effect on cockroaches 61 loaded ships 62 notes 433 some aspects 61 test of new cyanogen product 127 in liquor law violation, Indian country 610 inspection, agreement with Italy 273 inspection, mosquito infestation 197 lights on vessels being towed 729 navigating Panama Canal, inspection. 586, 1109 radio equipment, to regulate in C. Z.. 587, 1109 radio weather code, international 76 rats- infestation inspection 914 infestation source on new vessels 127 rapid infestation 1157 rat proofing of vessels 62 schedule of sailings. Shipping Board ves- sels. 55, 119, 188, 271, 341, 424, 535, 654, 782 undocumented vessels, numbering, etc 684 see also American marine standards— Col- lisions at sea— Coast Guard cut- ters — Merchant marine — Motor- ships — Ship-building — Ship- ping — Steamboats — Submarine boats — War-ships — also names of ships. Shipyards, see Ship-building. Shirkey, I. G., buffered diluent for diphtheria toxin 198 Shirley, Hardy L., light intensity in pine forest growth. 805, 1054 Shirley, W. J., relief 490,853,949 Shirts, census of manufactures 818 Shoddy, see Wool. Shoe and Leather Manufactures Division, Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bur... .- 150, 151 Shoemaker, Clarence R., amphipod crusta- ceans 272 Shoemaker, D. N., vegetable seeds... 1055 Shoes, see Boots and shoes. Shohola Creek, navigation, flood control, etc.. 668 Sholl Bay, chart 646 Shook, W. B., bacterial diseases of rabbits 929 Shooks, rates on 1135 Shooting: armored-car marksmanship 280 Army extension courses, musketry 63 Navy small arms firing regulations, etc 46 rifle marksmanship, basic field manual. 1044,1160 see also Gunnery. Shore, Frank, v. United States _ 258,766 Short, Ross, Shaw and Mayhood, relief 602,705 Short selling, see Speculation. Shortage of merchandise, customs appeal 994 Shortal, Joseph A., slotted Clark Y wing 333 Shortenings, census of manufactures 372 see also Lard substitutes. Shortleaf pine, see Pine. Shortridge, Samuel M. (Senator from Cahf.): report made by — Naval Affairs Com. 1112 Shoshone Reservation, see Wind River Reser- vation. Shoshoni Indians: constitute Klamath Indian Corporation. __ 985 enrollment of Yahooskin band on Klamath Reservation.. 735, 1084 e. United States 867 Shot, rates on 102 Shotwell, R. L., grasshoppers in crops.. 809 Shovels, power, rates on 5M, 1010 1334 Index, 1931-1932 Page Show, S. B.: meteorolopy and forest fire problem 569 timber (n-owing in California 1054 Pbowalter, Hen D., relief 581 Shower and drizzle -- 559 Showlow and Pi nedale ruins 119 Shreveport Chamber of Commerce: phosphates 102 sewer-pi |)e 169 Shreveport (irain A Elevator Co., U. S. v. 766,911 Shrews, key-catalopue of parasites 1157 Shrewsbury, Charles L., yeast supplements to corn, etc.. rations 805,928 Shrewsbury River, improvement, hearinps 697 Shrimp, canned, standard stock catalogue 125 Shriners, tee Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of Mystic Shrine. Shriver, Amos, m. Woodbine Savings Bank... 910 Shrubs: propagation 814 tran.siilanting trees and shrubs 214 Shubert Hrothersp United States 107,1120 Shuprue, Charles J., case of administrators 892 Shumaker, L. Kenneth, Ensrlish composition. 1125 Shutters, census of manufactures 937 Siam, insects of order Trichoptera 344 Siberia, anchorages chart 418 Sihlev, Elbridge, tvphoid fever in Tennessee.. 914 Sibulan, Tort, chart 462 Sickness: among grade school children 62,279 among male industrial employees 62, 279, 510, 915 armies in the field, internat. convention 909 follow-up nurse and the chronically ill 198 see also Diseases. Sidney Tanning Co., leather 621 Siegel, A. J., case of executors 410 Siegler, E. A., woolly-knot type of crown gall .. 447, 680 Siegler. E. H.r apple insects 7 controlling orchard pests - 210,931 lime-sulphur concentrate 289 Sieglinger, John B., height in broomcorn.. 673,812 Sierra Leone River, chart... 50 Sievers, Arthur F., volatile oils from plants 10 Siggins, n. A., case of executor 892 Sights (ordnance): nomenclature list 201 Signal communication, see Military communi- cation, signal Corps: Army regulations 62,280,353,435 Army technical regulations 129,666 field manual, troops and operations 667 supply catalogue 282,923 test set 129 Signal Mountain Park, land 844,1111 Signal Office- 132,201,282,356,444,550,802,923, llf.2 circular 201,923 orders 132, 201, 356, 444, 550, 802, 923 Signal School, extension courses 199, 441,442,920,1043 Signals: merchant vessels of U. S., signal letters 304 storm signals of China seas 775,776 time signals, radio aids to navigation 47 see also Block-signals— Military communi- cation. Signs, census of manufactures 685 Silage making and feeding 677 Silica in 1930 224 Silicon carbide, rates on 1135 Silicosis and pulmonary tuberculosis 353 Silk, Samuel A., malanal therapy of paresis.- 1001 Silk: census of manufactures 662 court case of lloboken Manufacturers' R. R 240 customs appeals 27, 155 photochemical decomposition, pll efTect.. 379, 668 Silk thread, standard stock catalogue 125 Silos: homemade slloe 809 pit silos 208,1061 Page Silsbee, Francis B., electrodynamic instru- ments 694,947 Silung Belanak, chart 112 Silver, James, rat control 71 Silver, P. M., cold value in hydrotherapy 353 Silver: consumption in arts and industries 1065 in— Arizona 151 Central States 377 Colorado 224 Eastern States 224 Idaho and Washington.. IfjM Montana 20,564 Nevada 20,944 New Mexico and Texas 85 Utah 1064 investigation of present depressed value — hearings 837,958, 1081 minority views 968 reports 488,572,958 nonhaJide, and soluble bromide analysis.. 1067 production and consumption, 1929 and 1930. 663 production in 1929 224 purchase of silver produced in U. S 1099 radiation by metallic silver 694 reducing and refining, census '... 688 silver ion concentrations, etc 828,948 silver ion-gelatin equilibrium 306,467 SUver (money): coinage of silver produced in U. S 1099 honest and dishonest silver money 599 see also Bimetallism. Silver certificates, purchase of silver produced in United States 1099 Silver chloride electrode, volume change 827, 828, 1067 Silver plating: cyanide solutions, analysis 306,468 pyrex Dewar flasks, silvering 306,467 see also Plated ware. Silversandal, motor ship: typhoon, Sept. 1^, 1931 369 Silversmithing, census of manufactures -- 297 Silverstein, A. P., & Son, iron 402 Silverware: census of manufactures 297 Government supplies 662 see also Plated ware. Simmons, Alfred G., jr., relief 581,602,1069 Simmons, C. S.: soil surveys — Victoria County, Tex 288 Williamsburg County, S. C 71 Simmons, Clara H., relief- 384,580,836,1069 Simmons, Robert Q. (Representative from Nebr.): minority views — Appropriations Com 471 Simmons, Seth B., relief - 691 Simmons, V. L.: milk goats show effect of good feed— 207 sheep-killing dogs 361 Simmons Manufacturing Co. v. Carl F. Rout- zahn 258 Simms, E. F., v. comnr. of internal revenue 278 Simms Oil Co., misrouting - 39 Simons Bay, chart... - 265 Simpkin, John T., relief 969 Simpkins, Samuel C, relief 1089 Simple resolutions, see Resolutions. Simplex Paper Corporation, paper 1009 Simplified practice: recommendations, for individual products. 24, 87, 89, 468, 827, 946, 947, 948, 1066, 1067, 1068 recommendations, standard stock cata- logue 192 see also Commercial standards. Simpson, A. E., case of administratrix 1033 Simpson, IlarriiJon, relief 581,1102 Simpson, Lemuel L., relief - 485,500,696 Simpson, Sidnev P., crime aud criminal jus- tice 110 Simpson, Walter M., undulant fever 180,262 Sims, Denton L., relief - 500 I July-June 1335 Page Sims, Jeff D., jr., v. United States 175 Sinclair, Olenna F., Federal reclamation laws. 162 Sinclair, James H. (Representative from N. Dak.): reports made by — Flood Control Com- - 478 War Claims Com 48&-490, 598, 974 Sinclair, Ralph H., Fed. Trade Comn. report.. 623 Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Co., iron. 757 Sinclair Inlet, chart 18 Sinclair Oil & Gas Co., petroleimi products — 101 Sinclair Refining Co., petroleum products 1010 Singers, immigration, contract-labor 584 Sinus (frontal): infection followed by osteomyelitis 353 Sinus (sphenoid): and pituitary dysfunction 547 Sinus (valsalva): aneurysm with myocardial syphilis (2 entries) 526 SiOj-ZnO-AbOa system, phase equilibria.. 694,947 Sioux City Live Stock Exchange 166 Sioux City Stock Yards Co 766 Sioux Indians, see Yankton Indians. Siphosturmia, two-winged flies. 56 Sirovich, William I. (Representative from N. Y.): reports made by — Patents Com 847,969-970,1090 Sirups, see Syrups. Sisal hemp, fiber for binder twine. 214 Sisk, Paul J., relief 1080 Sister Miriam Theresa, see Gleason, Caroline J. Sisters, dependent, war risk insurance for 733 Sisters of St. Baisl, relief 833 Site quality in red pine plantations. 135, 136 Siuslaw Indians, claims 962,984,1069 Siuslaw National Forest: boundaries, adjustment - 722,1116 Executive order 905 land transfer from military reservation 54 Siuslaw River, chart 374 Six-hour day, see Hours of labor. Sizing (textiles, paper, etc.) : census of manufactures, sizes — 460 light sensitivity, rosin sizing materials 24 rates on rosin size 40 stifi'ening power of starch pastes 812 Skala Nuova, Gulf of, chart 417 Skedee quadrangle, Okla 396 Skelly Oil Co., tanks 324 Skidmore, D. I., hog-cholera serum... 208 Skilton, Caroline J., appointment 187 Skim milk, see Milk. Skin reaction to ultra-violet radiation 828 Skinker, Mary S., parasitic nematode worms.. 344 Skinner, J. J., fertilizers for cotton soils 362 Skinner, W. W., insecticidal plants... 676 Skinner quadrangle, Me .— 237 Skins, see Leather, hides, and skins. Skull, osteomyelitis following sinus infection.. 353 Skull Valley Reservation, addition. 479, 499, 570, 610 Skunk River, navigation, etc., report.. 1161 Sky, winter radiation at Madison, Wis 215 Slag: and slag screenings, stock catalogue 348 crushed, standard stock catalogue 791 rates on -.- 884 Slana district. Copper R. region, Alaska.. . 317, 751 Slash disposal in pine forests 365 Slash pine 8 Slate: census of manufactures 459 production in 1930. 465 rates on 324,632 Slats, rates on 102 Slaughtering, employment of women 641 Sled-type cornstalk shavers -- 806 Sleds, census of manufactures 217,817 Sleep and sleeplessness 665 Sleeping-cars: parking and sanitation at a convention. 197, 434 prohibit stealing from interstate trains 987 second passengers, charge .- 1010 Sleighs and materials, census of manufactures.. 817 Slip laws, see Laws. Slocum, Anne B., relief - -— 858,957 Slocum, Clarence R., relief of widow 858,957 Slocimi, Giles, sea-surface temperatures 12, 76 Page Slocum, Rob R., marketing poultry 5,654 Sludge, oxygen disappearance rate 197 Small arms, see Firearms. Small Arms Firing School, Camp Perry 443 Smallpox: questions and answers 279 trend in civilized countries 914 Smellow, Morris, transfer 847,1112 Smelter, R. H., limestone 246 Smelting, census of manufactures 456, 820 Smiley, W. Yale, vs. Mike Holm 910 Smillie. Wilson G., health departments 914 Smith, A. M., Government of United States.. 398 Smith, Addison T. (Representative from Idaho): reports made by — IrrisjatJon and Reclamation Com 482, 589, 715, 841, 965 Public Lands Com... 486-487,595,971, 1091 Smith, Albert C: American species of Thibaudieae.. 1150 fish poisons in South America 342,425 Smith, Alfred, subsoil temperature 927,1050 Smith, Alfred E.: Presidential campaign expenditures- hearings.. .- 155, 387 report 387 Smith, Archie L., case of administrator 428 Smith, Bernard, v. United States 328,994,1017 Smith, Bert K., demurrage 631 Smith, C. B., farmers' cooperative associations. 73 Smith, Clayton O., crown rot of Juglans... 359, 447 Smith, Dan V., disability allowance 608 Smith, E. Talbot, wages in Norway 894 Smith, Edgar R.: change in transference no. of a salt 89 coefficient of benzoic acid expansion 306, 567 moving boundary method 827,828, 1067 Smith, Edward H , scientific results of Marion Expedition.. 60, 559 Smith, Edwin C, relieL 1077 Smith, Felix M., relief 1077 Smith, Floyd F., leaf hoppers 135,210 Smith, Francis A., design of gas burners 1067 Smith, Frank A., benefits of compensation act. 581 Smith, Frederick J., dementia praecox 547 Smith, George Otis, United States » 329, 638, 766, 1034, 1096 Smith, George T., v. United States 994 Smith, H. B., Co., coal 99 Smith, H. D., Heterospilus cephi, parasite. 285, 364 Smith, H. F., sanitation, etc., in Liberia 196 Smith, H. Gerald, ingresos, egresos, y deudas publicas de los palses latinoameri- canosen 1930 183 Smith, H. N., relief 385,477,582 Smith, Harmon C, automobiles 322 Smith, Harris, relief of heirs 581 Smith, Hoval A., American copper production. 599 Smith, Howard W. (Representative from Va.): reports made by — Claims Com.... 704,706,955,958 District of Columbia Com 837,959-960 Public Buildings and Grounds Com... 720 Smith, J. E.: trachoma, etc., in Missouri.. .— 914 trachoma virulence in U. S 1041 Smith, Jessie, admx., United States v.. 107 Smith, Joe L. (Representative from W. Va.): report made by- Indian Affairs Com 711 Smith, John W., case of administrator 892 Smith, Lela B., relief.... 581, 1103 Smith, Lenoir B., syphilis in ex-service men... 547 Smith, Lewis A., chromite in 1930 -. 464 Smith, Marshall L., v. United States. 620, 892, 1120 Smith, Maurice I., so-called ginger paralysis... 196 Smith, Nathan R.: decomposition of green manures. 285, 449 nitrate bacteria - 676 vetch green manure decomposition 673,808 Smith, O. A., Agency, Inc.: asphalt aggregate - 630 fish... 38 glass globes.. -- 882 paper board 169 Smith, Ora: abortion, etc., in eggplant (2 entries) 135 blossom drop of tomato 673, 1050 1336 Index, 1931-1932 Pafe Smith, Philip S.: mineral industry of Alaska, 1929 751 mineral industry of Alasliu, 1930 395 mineral resources of Alaslca, 1929 751 Smith, R. W., resistance inheritance in oats... 447, 558 Smith, Robert J., relief 1089 Smith, Roger C, insect rearing cages 206,285 Smith, RoUo S., Latin America a changing field for commercial travelers 376 Smith, Sidney 1., biographical memoir 1141 Smitli, Stanley L., sheep grow on alfalfa hay . . 136 Smitli, TravLs, staves 40 Smith, William R., memorial 482,499,570 Smith Agricultural Chemical Co 031 Smith A Wesson revolver, see Revolvers. Smith Brothers Manufacturing Co 756 Smith-lngruhani Grain Co 170 Smitti Sound, cliart 49 Smiths Creeli, review of report 856 Smillisonian exix-ditions, set Explorations. Smitiisouian Institution 55,119,188,271, 341, 424, 530, 654, 782, 906, 1030, 1149 board of regents — executive committee, report, 1930 425 executive committee, report, 1931 536 filling of vacancies 1088 proceedings, 1930 425 proceedings, 1931 630 report, 1930 425 explorations and field-work, 1931 906 mathematical tables, hyperbolic functions. 272 meteorological tables 536 publications for sale by supt. of docs 315 secretary — report, 1930 425 report, 1931 425 tee alio .A.bbot, C O. Smithsonian miscellaneous collections 55, 110, 342. 425, 536, 654, 783, 906, 907, 1030 V. 82, title-page and contents 783 V. 84, title-page and contents 1 19 Smoke screens, handling material, regulations. 63 Smoked fish, see Fish and fisheries. Smoky Mountains National Park, see Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Smoot, Reed (Senator from Utah): report of Public Buildings Comn 976 reports made by- Appropriations Com 726,851,1098 Finance Com 385, 497, 606-608, 732, 983. 1106-07 Public Lands and Surveys Com.. 740, 1116 Smoot Sand & Gravel Corporation, sand 40 Smuggling intoxicating liquors, prevention 1150 Smuts: heterothallism, etc., in Tilletia 673,681 how to prevent stinking smut or bunt 210 humidity influence on infection 206,293 kernel smut of sorghum 673,681 loose smut in barley 681 races of Ustilago on red oats 673,813 removing from wheat by washing 5 resistance in oats to Ustilago levis 447,558 resistance to imnt in wheat crosses 673,814 stunting of wheat by Tilletia 205 Smyth Channel, chart 646 Snake Indians, see Shoshoni Indians. Snake River: basin, surface water supply 94, 162, 317, 1126 waters, compact between Idaho and Wyo. 965, Snap beans, see String beans. Snap fasteners, census of manufactures 217 Snapp, Oliver I., lesser |)each borer 72 Snare, Frederick, Corporation, v. U. S 1120 Snoll Milling Co. p. Federal Trade Comn 749 Sncttisiinin, Port, chart 942 Snodgrass, It. E., morphology of insect abdo- men 342 Snow, Chester: elastic problem of wire-wound cylinder. 88, 227 inductance of standard solenoid . 23 Snow, William A., St. Louis, Mo., district, rp. 800 Snow: cover in Canada, rel. to temperatures 455 snow and ice bulletin 369,455,659,083 ut also Precipitation. Snow and ice bulletin, tee Snow. Page Snow Shoe quadrangle. Pa 318 Snowden, Helen K., increase in i»ension 501 Snowden, Thomas, pension increase to widow. 501 Snull for consumption beyond jurisdiction of internal-revenue laws 61 Snyder, Alban O., r. United States... 410 Snyder, John A., v. comnr. of internal revenue. 258 Snyder, L. W., fiber building boards 379 Snyder, William, alias, tee V'anderCook, Van- re nslear. Soap: census of manufactures 147 specifications 195, 350, 662 (2 entries) Soapstone: production in 1930 692 rates on 170 Soaring, see Aeronautics. Social work and problems: child welfare, etc., statistics, reporting. 639, 640 family welfare and relief, expenditures 522 general hospital social work 1041 Gordon Hamilton terminology 1158 hospital social service, value 128 juvenile delinquency, social factors 110 protective case worlc for young people 1019 serie sobre salubridad piiblica y previsidn social 266, 267. 337, 530. 901, 1025 serie sobre saude publica e previsSo social. 114, 337,530,777,1025,1145 social treatment 435 um programma de estudos sociaes 266 same (in Spanish) 266 see also Relief work. Social Work, National Conference of, see Na- tional Conference of Social Work. Socifitg Anonyme de Navigation Belge-.\meri- caine, see Red Star Line. Soci6t6 Anonyme du Quevilly, see Compagnle Maritime Normande. Societies: publications, cataloguing guide.. 524 religious, etc., in D. C, income 605,708,829 see also names of societies. Society for Advancement of Hair and Beauty Science, Fed. Trade Comn. report, etc 314 Society Islands, chart 900 Socorro area, N. Mex., soil survey 450 Soda (caustic): germicidal efliciency with phenol 285, 361 heat contents in aqueous solutions 2:5 Soda-lime-silica glasses, refraction index 88 Soda-water apparatus, census of manufactures. 685 Sodium: mining on public domain, to amend act... 1091, 1116 Sodium arsenite for controlling vegetation. 942 Sodium chlorate, toxin action on Nitella... 369,463 Sodium dehydrocliolate, effects on pneumo- cocci 127,664,665 Sodium hydroxide, see Soda (caustic). Sodium silicate, solutions as quenching media for steels 164.308 Sodium sulphate, see Glauber's salt. Sodus Bay, report on harbor 1092 Softwoods, Federal standard stock catalogue... 68. 275 see also Conifers. Soil, see Soils. Soil surveys, see Soils— a/«o names of States, counties, etc. Soils: acids as disinfectants 927, 1049 bactcriiil activities, studying 359,448 clay, plant succession and grazing 447,679 corrosion of pipe line. 227,307 corrosion studies, 1930 23,154,307 dispersion by supersonic method— 4, 71 fertilizers for cotton soils 362 forest types in the Southwest 73 hydrogen-ion concentration— elTcct of air-drying 808 elTect on bean 673,805 of Hawaii, physical properties 8 publications for .sale by supt. of docs 760 Rhizobium, relative number 136,206 rich, make corn resistant to cold 292 seasonal subsoil temperature variations... 927, 1060 July-June 1337 Soils— Continued. ^*se soil survey reports 6, 71, 137, 138, 209, 287, 288, 362, 363, 449, 450, 555, 676, 677, 808, 809, 930, 1052 subgrade soil studies 454 vetch green manure decomposition 673, 808 volume- weight, determining (2 entries) 4 Solar radiation: as meteorological factor 683 bolometry and solar-constant values 1031 conference at Berlin, Feb. 23-26, 1931 76 intensities, within Arctic circle 12 intensitv, apparatus employed in measur- ing 294 observation and reduction methods 1031 periodicity in solar variation 1030 search for new observatory site 906 stations, etc., for solar-constant work 1031 ultra-violet measurement by filter method. 89 winter radiation at Madison, Wis 215 Solar Radiation Investigations Section 294 Solar Refining Co.: petroleum 1010 petroleum products 247 Solarized glasses, restoration 88, 228 Soldier Mountain lookout site 187 Soldiers: training regulations, the soldier 548 see also Army — Troops — Veterans, and ref- erences. Soldiers' and sailors' homes: estimates. State and Territorial homes 1037 members of national homes. Exec, orders.. 188, 535 Quartermaster Corps privileges- reports. 594,738 veto message 1029 to extend facilities to Confederates 383 tobacco purchase for inmates 733 Solenoid inductance, pitch variations 23 Solent, The, charts 113,419 Solicitor for Department of Interior 316, 624 Solicitor General, Justice Dept 1019 Solicitor of Department of Agriculture 368,935 report, 1931.. 368 work 935 Solley, J. F., & Co., Inc., spinach 514 Sollom, Alfred, to adjudicate claim 836, 1100 Soluri, Louis, 6 months' pay. 615,705 SomalUand, see Italian SomalUand. Somers, Andrew L. (Representative from N. Y.): reports made iDy — Coinage, Weights, and Measures Com. 837, 958 Somervell, Brehon B., Memphis, Tenn., dist., rp... 798 Sommer, Kurt, patent appeal 566 Sommers, T. A., grain statistics 207 Sonken-Galamba Corporation: iron 403 switching charges 884 wire rope 103 Sons of American Revolution, National Society of, see National Society of Sons of .\merican Revolution. Sons of the Revolution, General Society, see General Society, Sons of the Revo- lution. Sorenson, P. C, Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc 870 Sorghum: chromosomes in grass sorghums.. 805,933 kernel smut 673,681 sorgo-sirup manufacture 288 Sorgo, see Sorghum. Sornborger, Charles B., register of Justice De- partment and courts of U. S 520 Sory, Robert, trachoma virulence in U. S 1041 Soul§, S. B.: surface water supply- Hudson Bay and Miss. R. basins.. 161, 872 St. Lawrence River basin 32,236,873 Sound (acoustics): frequency analysis, new principle 179 Sound (channel between Denmark and Sweden) : lights, etc 47 143065—32 12 Sounding balloons, see Balloons. Page Soundings: Davis Strait, bathjTnetry 792 Indian Ocean, index chart 264 south Atlantic Ocean, index chart 265 south Pacific Ocean, index chart 265 Sounds (bodies of water), see names of sounds. Soups, canned, standard stock catalogue 125 South (U. S.): agricultural outlook, 1931-32 361 birds in relation to agriculture 208 cotton production, etc.. Gulf Southwest... 302 crotalaria, green manure and forage crop... 213 hardware distribution. Gulf Southwest 690 insecticides, use on peach trees 72 kudzu, forage crop 933 making woodlands profitable 290 pasture improvement and livestock 213 pecan diseases.. 213 potato production 558 rough-headed corn stalk-beetle, control 7 strawberries, market diseases, 1926-30 681 vegetable weevil spreading 211 wheat growing 141 women's place in industry 45 South .\frica, see Union of South Africa. South America: fish poisons, use 342, 425 lights, etc., on coast 1022 pDot supplements 898 trabajos arqueologicos durante 1929 336 see also Latin America— a/so names of South American countries. South Atlantic Ocean, see Atlantic Ocean. South Atlantic States, see Atlantic States. South Bend, Ind., wage-earning women, 1930.. 894 South Carolina: bridge across Savannah River 714,856,951 bridge across Waccamaw River 482,497,570 census, 1930— agriculture 219, 1060 construction industry 688 drainage 460 occupations 820 retail distribution 82 unemployment 17 chart 222 district cts., war-risk insurance cases.. 860, 1086 mechanical application of fertilizers 286 postal service- man contracts.. 267,338 mail routes, schedules 117, 269, 422, 650, 904, 1148 post route map 651 Tax Commission — Eastern Air Transport, Inc., vs 787 Greenville vs 1151 Gregg Dyeing Co. vs 1151 South Carolina Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion, soil survey 71 South Carolina Asparagus Growers Associa- tion, asparagus... 879 South Charleston, W. Va., disposition of Naval Ordnance Plant 846 South Chester Tube Co., pipe 883 South China patrol, venereal incidence 1142 South Dakota: census, 1930— agriculture 17,373 construction industry 1060 drainage. 460 irrigation 298 occupations 298 retail distribution 82 irrigated crop rotations 558 judicial district, to amend code... 590, 988, 1071 land offices, establishing additional 740 lands granted, sale and leasing 601, 848, 951 National Guard camp sites, etc 862,968 post route map 651 Railroad Commissioners Board — coal 512 South Edisto River, examination 709 South Kona district, Hawaii, light and power. 489, 616 South Omaha, Nebr., bridge 714,855,963 South Pacific Ocean, see Pacific Ocean. South Plains & Santa Fe Ry., control 242 South Sea Isles, see Oceania. 1338 Index, 1931-1932 Page South West Box Co., paper 757 Southard, Franc-cs. relief- 836 Southeast, see South (U. S.). Southeastern Kxpress Co.. court case 329,638 Southern Appalachian National Park Com- mission, nnal report, 1U31 316 Southern Carbon Co., carbon black 756 Southern Cotton Oil Co.: coal 881 lard substitutes 168 Southern Desk Co., wood S85 Southern Kruit Distributors, Inc., fruit 243 Southern Lumber Co. p. United States 410 Southern Outlook Conference, agricultural out- look, 1931-32 361 Southern Pacific Company: abandonment 629 as lessee — validate certain conveyance 596, 111.1 court cases— Alameda County, Calif 657 Arizona Grocery Co - 35 United States 410,638,786 Western Pacific California R. R 428 demurrage 631 rates on — cattle 323 excelsior 881 harvesters 167 oats 632 pears 883 pelts 883, 1134 sheep 883 transcontinental freight rates 1133 Southern Pacific Land Company p. U. S 329 Southern Pacific Uailroad: rates on curtain rods 513 e. United States 329 Southern Railway: bonds 1005 court cases— Dantzler, Mary E., admx 1034 Piedmont & Northern Ry. (case no. 664) 754,876,1033 Walters, Edward (by Herman Wal- ters) 428 Winnsboro Granite Corporation 100 Youngblood, Mary O., admx 1034 misrouting 39 rates on— apples 1006 asparagus 879 bananas 630 barytes 630 bricks 1006 iron 168 lead 246 lumber 246, 1134 overalls 883 paper board 169 railroad ties 403 salt 1135 reconstruction loan 1131 relief-. 581 valuation 885 Southern Shipyard Corporation v. U. S 766 Southern States, set South (U. S.). Southern Surely Co. p United States 107,1120 Souiliern Trallic Association; apples 1006 (uibbuge 630 fruit 100 Southern Traffic Service: lumber 1009 misrouting _ 614 Roulherii white cedar 211 Southlanil strawberry, see Strawberry. Southwest, xte West (U. 8.). Southwest AnchoruKe. cliart 221 Southwest L. E Myers Co., cables 166 Southwastern Liglii A Power Co., cable Joints. 166 Southwestern .Millers' League, whetit 170 Southwestern Milluig Co , Inc., wheat 884 SoulliwesItTii Paper ("o., pH|)er 247 Bouthwick, Knmicit W.. relief 476 Soviet Socialist Keiiublics, l^nion of, tee Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Sowinski, Stephen, relief 717 Page Soy-bean: culture and varieties 367 hay and seed production 681 oil tests for soybeans 554 rates on .soy-beans 40,248, 1135 ration, yeast and casein supplements.. 805,928 utilization 813 Spaghetti: census of manufactures 457 standard stock catalogue 660 Spain, John C, manual of international list of causes of death 299 Spain: claim of former vice consul Vassiliadis. 909, 1083 Increased postage on letters and cards 649 paintings by W. M. Sawyer in Nat. Gal- lery.. 272 Postal Union of the Americas and Spain, convention and agreement 903 postal instructions relative to 1027 Spalding, George R., Mississippi Valley dist.. 798 Spalding, O. B., radiation therapy 771 Span-load distribution in roll 333 Spanish America, see Latin America. Spanish moss, report of Tariff Commission 657 Spanish War Veterans, see United Spanish War Veterans. Sparks, C. Matilda, mica capacitor measured. 828, 1067 Sparks, Charle''!. (Representative from Kans.): report made by — Judiciary Com 715 Sparks, Frederick, relief 485 Spathimeigenia genus of 2-winged flies 537 Spaulding, Perley, sweetfern blister rust 812 Spearin, George B., relief of estate -.. 705,853 Special Claim.s Commission, U. S. and Mexico, appropriation 541, 1154 Special committees, see names of committees. Special delivery: establishment, rate, dispatch 532 short-paid parcels 116,649 Special-handling parcels, short-paid 116,649 Special orders, see names of Departments, bureaus, etc., issuing orders. Special publication series, Coast and Geodetic Survey 18.83,148,821 Specialists, Army training regulations 63 Specialties Di%-ision 150,563,822 Specifications, commodity, directory.. 827 see also Government -supplies- a/40 special subject, e. g. Naval stores. Spectra: beyond red in spectrum 343,425 carbon arc, radiometric measurements 307 carotin and xanthophyll, absorption spec- tra 24,87 chromium oxide and vanadium oxide band 694,946 infra-red, hydrogen cyanide in gas, etc 119 krypton, 1st spectrum 227,306 krypton and xenon, 1st spectra 153,306 phosphorus, arc spectrum.. 694,947 rhenium, arc spectrum 89 see also Light. Specirobolonietric measurements for ozone 342 Si)ectrographic analysis of marine products 222 Spectrum, see Spectra. Speculation: future trading- corn futures, volume of trading, etc 21i' future trading and cash-grain markets. 452 hedging in grain futures 9 investigate cost of present system 851 short selling- commodity short selling, hearings. 573,698 commodity .short selling, report 1074 cotton and wheat, to investigate 851 securities, hearings.. 715,843 Speech: defects and their correction 316 speech defective school child 30 Speeches, folding for House of Representatives. 470 Speelinan, S. H.: breeds of draft horses 287,929 horse-breeding suggestions for farmers 70 Spelt and cmmer 292 Si)e]ter, rotes on 24b July-June 1339 Page Spence, Brent (Representative from Ky.): report made by— World War Veterans' Legislation Com. 976 Spence, George S., carcinoma and tuberculosis. 353 Snencer, D. A.: farm sheep raising for beginners.. 71 silage for sheep 677 Spencer, J N., soil, Fort Collins area, Colo 449 Spencer, R. R.: lithium chloride, effect on S. scarlatinae 664 tick -borne diseases, investigations 197,434 Spencer quadrangle. Me 1000 Sperry, Frances O., relief 958 Sperry Gyroscope Co., Inc., relief— 705 Sphaceloma development 3 Sphacelotheca sorghi 673,681 Sphenoid sinus and pituitary dysfunction 547 Spice, census of manufactures 685 Spiegel, J. B.: surface water supply — Mississippi River basins 161,162,236,999 Missouri River basin 93.94.872,999 Spieker, Edmund M., naval petroleum reserve no. 3, Wyoming 94 Spikes, iee Nails and spikes. Spinach: canned, standard stock catalogue 349 pellagra-preventive value.. 352 rates on 514, 1135 vitamin content 1049 Spine: arthritis of spine. 665 back complaints in 1,000 patients, study... 128 examination of spinal fluid in syphilis 526 head injury, spinal puncture as adjunct.. 1158 low back pain (lumbar spine) 1158 spinal anesthesia — article by C. C. Keeler 665 article by Vernon Roberts 915 tuberculous caries of spinous processes 435 Spirituous liquors, see Liquors. Spirocheticidal activities, neoarsphenamine 664 Spiropoulos. John, compensation 733 Spithead, chart.. 113,776 Spitsbergen, see Svalbard. Spitzer, George, Gibberella saubinetii 135,205 Spleen: diffuse splenic fibrosis 128 spleno-myelogenous leukemia 128 tuberculosis of spleen 1041 Splenetic fever, see Anthrax— Tick fever. Splint manual. Navy 180 Spohn, Adelaide: antiscorbutic vitamin in carrots 447, 553 antiscorbutic vitamin in tomatoes 447, 553 Spokane. Wash., airway map 13 Spokane, Coeur D'Alene & Palouse Ry 36 Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.: acquisition 879 demurrage... 1007 Spoke shaves, standard stock catalogue 1155 Sponges, publications for sale 159 Spooner, George F., peaches... 101 Sporting goods, census of manufactures.. 217 Spot diseases: peach and other stone fruits 812 pecans, downy spot disease 673,813 sugar beet resistant to leaf spot 214 tobacco ring spot in Virginia 135, 206 Spotted fever of the Rocky Mountains: pathology of eastern type. 352 transmission of eastern type by dog tick... 197 Spottedhorse, Benjamin, patent for land. 479, 610, 696 Spottedhorse, Horse, patent for land... 479, 610, 696 Sprague, George F.: scutellums in maize 1055 vigor and improvement in corn 292 Sprague, H. B., potato tubers 135,206 Spray irrigation equipment, tests 287 Spraying: air jet hydrocyanic acid sprayer 62 foliage, reactions of Japanese beetle 1053 host plants for blister-rust control 291 residue removal from apples, etc 213 residue removal is economic benefit... 213 satin moth control... 289 et also names of special spraying mixtures. _i^ Page Spreading work, methods and plans.. 684 Spreen, Charles C, patent appeal 826 Sprengel, Michael A., relief 486,1113 Spring Canyon Coal Co., court case... 175 Spring Lake, chart 130 Springer, John M., relief 472 Springfield, Mass.: bridge across Armory reservation. 1089 Eastern States Exposition, pubs, displayed. 71 Springfield Armory, bridge 1089 Springs: census of manufactures, bed springs 297 census of manufactures, steel springs 819 Springtown quadrangle, Tex 626 Sproles. Ed, vs. T. Binford 1151 Sproul, John W.. v. Federal Radio Comn.. 232, 313 Sprouse, Clive, relief 849 Spruce Creek. Pa., railroad accident 34 Sprunk. George C, Elkhorn coal bed 464 Spry, Lydia C, insurance 581 Squab raising 676 Squantum. steamship: relief of owners 581,1103 Square grounds, modem, of Creek Indians 342 Squash, canned, standard stock catalogue 543 Squires, William M.. relief 9^ Stabler, Herman, Salt Creek-Teapot Dome up- lift 94 Stables: Army extension course, stable manage- ment 1043 disinfection 1051 Stacher. S. F, relief 385,705 Stacking charges, fresh fruits and vegetables... 884 Stackpole, M. R., water supply, Atlantic basins.- 31, 235, 236, 999 Stacy quadrangle, Tex 626 Stadler, L. J., mutations induced in plants 293 Staebner, F. E., spray irrigation equipment 287 Stafford, William H. (Representative from Wis.): report made by — Military Affairs Com 968 correction of entry 1048 Stage, see Actors— Theaters. Stahl, Carel (or Carl) F. M., r. United States. 747, 1017 Stains, census of manufactures 937 Stair, R.: extreme ultra-violet solar radiation. 89 restoration of solarized glasses 88, 228 skin reaction to ultra-violet radiation 828 standard ultra-violet dosage meter 1067 ultra-violet radiometry 227,308 Stalnaker, Newton C, relief 968 Stambaugh, V. G., breaking and training colts. 675 Stamped envelopes, see Envelopes. Stamped ware, census of manufactures 938 Stamps, see Postage-stamps— Revenue stamps — War savings stamps — Waterfowl stamp. Stamps (hand): census of manufactures 937 Standard Briquette Fuel Co., coal 1007 Standard Computing Scale Co. v. U. S 312 Standard Dredging Co., relief 602,705 Standard Fire Brick Co., freight rates 757 Standard Fi.sh & Produce Co., Inc., v. U. S 994 Standard Fuel & Supply Co., coal 244 Standard Gypsum Co., plaster 883 Standard Lumber Co., Inc., lumber 757 Standard Nut Margarine Co. of Florida: Peter H. Mnier versus 43,346,410 versus JosiahT. Rose .- 43,346 Standard of living, see Cost and standard of living. Standard Oil Co. of Indiana v. United States.. 1120 Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky: petroleum 39 petroleum products 101 Standard Oil Co. of Louisiana, asphalt 322 Standard Packing Co., sheep.. 248 Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Co., bath- tubs 99 Standard Shipbuilding Corporation, case... 43,620 Standard Slag Co. v. comnr. of internal rev 1017 Standard stock catalogue, see Federal standard stock catalogue. 1340 Index, 1931-1932 Standard time, lu Time. ^**® Standardization: bibliography.. 828 commercial standard series 89, 154, 379, -im. 4GS. Ml, 568. 827, 828, «4_0 commercial standnrds niDiuhly . 23, H8, 153, 227, 300, 37'J. 4ii7, 507, 094, 827, 946. 1067 Standards yearbook. 1932. 948 ue also Elimination of industrial waste. Standards, tee Weiglits and measures— a/«o names of commodities, etc. Standards (military), see fhiKs. Standards Association, see American Standards Association. Standards Bureau 23.87, 153,227, 305. 379, 407, 567, 694, 827, 946, 1066 el lab.iratorio eal 231 see also name of person in whose honor stat- ue is erected. Statutes,. Jotaa, eomt case 767 I Fao^BC^ cooft case 767 Utah, potassmm beaiing «7, 1116 Tool. A. Q^ rastotatiaa of aoiadaed ^U9es_ 88^228 Tooic eaaat of maanfMtoRS OBS^SIO Federal tfaadard «ocfc rala lo gne rSO, TOO , etc, of Gea. Siqiidy Com 5(4 ,fgrsadtools_. 196 320 S39 320 -Machine tools. TeethbraAeafaiaeli^praetiGatnfity TeaHe^ IGltaa. Jr., coort case. Tea(li;Mlltaa.3d.eaattcase. . Taade, WHHaai D.. eoort case_. Topafea Chamber of Coauncrce: 160 potatoes. 401 Topocnphic n>aps 32, •4. zr. 3i7."»i"sd7re2i"75i"s7i iom, iiae Tepeg rap hy, Aimy tnimz« rKulauons 1042 TspOKSVhy DiTtaoa. Fast Office Dept „ 54. 117. 186, Mt 3a, 422. aiw em 78a 004. 1028,1148 Tapper,}. A.: pwadj lirphantiaJiofscrotnin 180 526 Pve Torgenon. E. F., soil of Marioa Ooonty, Oteg. 806 Tornadoes, see Storms. Toro, PDerto, ctart._ U3 Tore y Coebas, Emilio dd. temponrx jadge of Porto Rieo district coart_ 1029 Torcmto, Ontario: aimy map 77 chart of taarbor SO ■Jenjing car parking, et«., at convention. 197, 434 Torpedo Station. Newport, »u Xaral Torpedo StatiiMi. Newport. Torqas and teaskm in tfareadlodjng devices. 306, 360 Tort bin, see Claims. TortQgas. sec Dry Tortngas. Totem poles in Office of Sec of Interior 02 Tottingnam. W. E.. ijant tmder vlta^ass.. 133,206 Tomtdot. A. M., smwbenies_ 334 Tow, Cax opbolstery, costs of production 637 Tow (niadiiin|]e, Tex 626 Towettng. Federal standard stoA catalogae-. 1090 Towels. Federal standard stock catalogoe. 349, 1030 Towne Oil Station qaadrangk, Calif.. 318 Towns, tti Cities and towns. Townsend, John G., jr. (Senator from DeL): reports made by— Agiicnltare and Forestry Com. 600 Banking and Cnrroicy Com 10S9 Claims Ceu.>L' in tuberculosis 128 hyiHTthyroidLsm in tuberculosis 435 iiifn I II. Ti . f niippr air pa.ssages 127 1 r.ilein extroverting? 127 1 ■ ^-erculi)sis 1041 midi»;uiiin> •iiagnostlcatwl as tuberculosis. 352 nuningili-s. tuberculous 198 niil;:ir\ tiil.iTrnli.si>; 19g ^' lie siieeiflcity 547 .. in hcspital 435 '•'■ .-. . -r. . :.i, and lungs... 547 of lunt:^, f>)ii>rureiiiil glands, etc 1041 prognosis in pulmonary tuberculosis 198 Tuberculosis— Continued. Page reading for tuberculous patients. 915 roentgenogram in early tuberctilosis (2 entries) 526 roentgenological diagnosis 435 silicosis and pulmonary tuberculosis 353 spinous processes, tuberculous caries 435 surgical treatment- article by A. S. Broga 1041 article by C. \. Hedblora 915 teeth and oral cavities, care, etc 353 with mental diseases, nail clianges 1011 Tuberculosis in animals: economic benefits of eradicating 076 eradicated in Michigan 208 free your flock, itoster.. 287 free your swine and (Kiultry. j>osler 70 orthophenylphcnol, germicidal efficiency. . 3 yielding to eradication methods 287 Tubes: collapsible tubes, census 688 condenser tube ferrules and tube sheets 379 gauge glass tubes, costs of production 787 pyrometer protection, passage of gas... 153,307 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com.— tubes 662 tubing 545,662 standard stock catalogue, tubing 543, 792 Tubes (inner): census of manufactures 219 Government supplies 60, 194, 195 (2 entries), 277 (2 entries), 349, 350. 544, 062, 913, 1040, ll.'ie Tubs, see Bath-tubs. Tucker, John, jr., properties of cast stone.. 379, 568 Tucker, Ruth, statistics of fruits, etc 286 Tuckerton R. R., excess income 98 Tucson, Ariz.: aviation field, Kxecutive order 1149 field station of Veterans' Admin 353 Tudor, Robert L., trustee, r. United States 330 Tularemia: article on 128 occurrence in sage hen and quail 664 Tulsa Tribune Co. v. comnr. of internal rev... 521 Tumors: associated carcinoma and tuberculosis 353 brain tumor causing convulsions 915 cancer of limg 128 carcinoma of lungs 352 expectancy of cancer in veterans 352 intrathoracic tumors, symptomatology 065 involving cerebellar hemisphere 665 large intestine, malignant disease 1142 malignancy diagnosticated as tuberculosis. 352 mediastinal tumor 353 metastatic adeuo-carcinoma of brain 128 nontuberculous lung disease, carcinoma.. 1158 of urinary bladder 436 paraplegia from metastatic carcinoma 363 pituitary, causing trifacial neuralgia 353 pituitary, positive Aschheim-Zondek test.. 771 relation of oxidation to proteolysis 793 roentgenology in diagnosis, etc 664 secondary carcinoma of heart 128 study of ex-service men 352,434 Tungsten in 1930 465 Tunnel Canyon, see Owyhee irrigation project. Tunnel Railroad of St. Louis, court cases 1017 Tunnels: Holland vehicular tunnel (2 entries) 425 see also Wind tunnels. Tupper, Earnest A., U. S. trade with world... 690 Turbines, census of manufactures 458 Turbulence reduction in wind tunnels. ..« 110 Turkeys: dressed, standard stock catalogue 125 raising 287.449,930 Turley, W. C, exr., r. comnr. of internal rev. . 327 Turner, Amy, relief 596, 1116 Turner, Howard A., farm lease contract 360 Turner, John W., is tubcrculo-protein extro- verting? 127 Turner, Robert, relief 1080 Turner, S. E., relief 472,492 Turnip greens, iKllagra-prcventlvc value 362 Turnips, rates on.. 249 Turnover, see l,nbor. Turntable bone grafts in ununited fractures... 1168 July-June 1353 Page Turpentine: census of manufactures. 147 Federal standard stock catalogue 276 fractionation of gum spirits, etc 450 more turpentine, less scar, better pine 556 see also Naval stores. Turtle Bay, chart 527 Tusayan National Forest, resources, etc Sll Tuskegee Negro Conference 793 Tuskegee Railroad, excess income -. 400 Tuttle, Harold S., college freshmen 1125 Tutuila: light list — - 824 money-order post ofiBces-- - 53 Tuvin, Louis A., Federal Trade Comimission report, etc - -- 158 Twin City R. R., proposed operation 166 Twin Coach Corporation, motor-busses 247 Twine: census of manufactures -- — 685 hemp, Federal standard stock catalogue... 276 polished cotton, waste elimination 948 sisal and henequen for binder twine. 214 Twist, rel. to properties of rayon yarns 227,308 Tydings, Millard E. (Senator from Md.): paper presented by- settlement of international disputes — 598 reports made by — District of Columbia Com 605,856, 981-982. 1105 Naval Aflairs Com... 614-615,989 Tyler, M. C: economics of dams, etc., of Muscle Shoals.. 415 Muscle Shoals power 415 Tyler, Paul M.: antimony in 1930.. 151 cobalt, molybdenum, etc., in 1930.. .- 465 magnesium and its compounds in 1930 376 mercury in 1930 224 Typewriter stands, standard stock catalogue.. 1039 Typewriters: and parts, census of manufactures 371 Federal standard stock catalogue 192 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... 662 Typhoid fever: in six Ohio River cities.. 197 in urban and rural areas, Tennessee 914 Typhus fever: multiplication of virus in rat flea 915 rat flea in experimental transmission 127, 279 (3 entries), 433. 434. 546, 664, 914 vaccine preparation from infected fleas 1157 Typographical Union, see International Typo- graphical Union. Tysdal, H. M.: hardiness in seedling alfalfas 927, 1049 hardiness studies with alfalfa plants... 447, 673 Tyson, J. G., court case 767 Tyson, Russell, trustee, court case.. 176 U U bars, statical hysteresis, etc 947 U. S. S. R., see Union of Soviet Socialist Re- publics. Udder diseases of dairy cows 930 Udot Road, chart.. 529 Uganik Bay, chart 463 Uhland, R. E ., controlling small gullies 449 Ulcer, gastric, in luetic patient 1158 Ulster & Delaware R. R., acquisition 36 Ultra-violet rays: dosage intensity meter, radiometer tests.. 1067 effect of irradiation on laying hens 206, 361 erythemic reaction of untanned skin 828 restoration of solarized glasses. 88,228 solar radiation measurement 89 stimulative efficiency for honeybee 285,450 thermocouple and filter radiometry 227,308 Ultrasonic measurements of solutions, etc.. 467, 695 Ulu Road, chart...- 775 Umatilla National Forest, its purpose, etc 452 Umbrellas, census of manufactures. 561 Umpqua Indians, claims 962,984. 1069 Umpqua River: chart .- 375 improvement, hearings... 1094 report of Rivers and Harbors Board 972 143065—32 13 Page Umpqua Valley, melon frost forecasting 142 Unaka and City National Bank, court case 176 Uncasville Manufacturing Co., court case. 521,893 Unclaimed estates in Netherlands 57 Unconsciousness, etiology of attacks 127 Underlying beds, electrical resistivity 151 Underwear, knit, commercial standard 828 Underwood, H. A., r. comnr. of internal rev. 329, 639 Underwood, Mell G. (Representative from Ohio): reports made by — Invalid Pensions Com 383,714,841 Patents Com 970 Underwood, Oscar W., bust 953 Underwood, Paul C, n-butylidene chloride. 135, 208 Underwood & i.ilpatrick, attorneys, fee 786 Underwriting of foreign securities 1063 Undulant fever: agglutinin absorption 279 Brucella infection in Iowa 546 clinical diagnosis, with case report... 435 fatal case report from Philippines 180 in China, report of t>-pical case. 180 infection by Brucella organisms 279 prevalence in United States 197 traced to infected milk supply 197 undulant fever 794 with reference to Dayton, Ohio, cases.. 180, 262 Unemployment, see Employment and unem.- ployment — Unemployment insur ance. UnemplojTnent insurance: and benefit plans - 523 in foreign countries 109 in Switzerland 44 investigation of systems — hearings 387 report .— 1117 views of Mr. Wagner 990,1117 Unemployment Insurance Select Committee, Senate: hearings 387 individual views of Mr. "Wagner 990, 1117 report 1117 Unemployment Relief, President's Organiza- tion on, see President's Organization on Unemployment Relief. Unfairness in prosecutions 110 Unger-Kramer Co., veneers 249 Unglaub, 'WOliam H., v. United States.. 521 Uniform crime reports 43, 108, 176, 260, 330, 411, 522, 1018 Uniforms: Army regulations, wearing uniform.. 199 Coast Guard regulations, amendments... 1039 Navv regulations, changes 525 Union City quadrangle, Pa.-N. Y 1127 Union County, Iowa, soil survey 138 Union Department Store Co., case of liquidator. 259 Union Explosives Co., explosives 245 Union Ferry Co., relief 493, 579, 1069 Union Freight R. R., excess income 1003 Union Gas & Electric Co.: demurrage 100 freight rates 38, 1008 Union of South Africa, reciprocal recognition of airworthiness certificates... 656 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics: forest resources and lumber industry 943 recognition of Russia - 491 Union Oil Co. of California, petroleum products. 883 Union Pacific R. R.: rates on— asphalt retreaders 1006 plaster. 883 potatoes 169 sheep 248 swine 632 Union Sheep Co., sheep 883 Union Shipping & Trading Co., Ltd., relief. 494,860 Union Stock Yard & Transit Co.: tmladtng and lading 610 V. United States 310 Union Stock Yards Co., see Chicago Junction Railways tajidard stock catalogue 1155 United llritk & Tile Co.: bricks W coal 244 United Clay Products Corporation 881 United Confederate Veterans: ^ articles for 1U32 encampment 717,862,951 Marine Hand at reunion 718 United Kkntric Supply Co., radio sets 248 United KinRdoni, »»•< (iroat Hritain. United .Motors Corporation r. United States.. 259 United I'ui>erl»j.ird Co., Inc., strawboard 884 United rie<-e Dye Works, court case 176 United Kaihvavs, construction, etc 166 United .'^asb A: Door Co., linseed-oil 101 United Spani-^h War Veteraim: convention. Navy Hand to attend 718 convention, proceedings 952 United Stales: .Note.— For all subjects pertaining to the United Stales, except its government, general history, aiid description, »ee such subjects. For all Departments, bureaus, etc., of the Clovernmeut of the United States, tee the names of such Depart- ments, biu-eaus, etc. airway map 143,684 climatic summary, data to 1930 558, 659, 682, 815, 1057 coimty outline map 929 Government of United States, chart 398 history, books, etc., published in 1928 655 history, publications for .sale 996 our Nation, lessons on history, etc 1140 statistical abstract, 1931 376 see also .\nierica. United States Bank of St. Louis, Mo., relief... 477 United States Cartrid(,'e Co. v. U. S... 32er Hay, see New York Ilarbor. Upper Machodoc Creek, chart 821 UpiKjr MlssLssippi .National Park, report of investigation 627 Upper MLssis-sippi Kiver Wild Life and Fish Ucfuge: addition, Kxccullvo order 270 right of way for highway 953,1097 Upper Tend d'Orelllos, see Kalispol Indians. Upper Water street, see Water street. Page Upshall, C. C, success in normal .M?hool. 1124 Upson, Ralph H., hydrodynamics applied to airship dasipn 896 Upson Company, wall board 759 Urado Ko, chart 629 Uranium In 1930... 377 Uribe, Gust4)vo, el Gimnaslo Modernode Bogota 116 Urinary bladder tumors 435 Urine, potassium iodide determination method. 771 Urological tract, uroselectan in roentgenog- raphy 127 Uromyces, sei mechanism 3 Urosalplnx clnerea, studies 222 Uroselectan: in roentgenography of urological tract 127 Intravenous pyelography with lopax use... 915 Uruguay: foreign trade for 1930 901 Increased postage on letters and cards 649 Useless Executive Papers, Joint Select Com- mittee on Disposition of: reports .502,617,741,990,1117 Useless papers, see names of Departments, bureaus, etc., to which papers be- long. Usllton, Llda J.: clinical studies in syphlUs 1041,1157 venereal diseases in Baltimore, etc 279,664 venereal diseases in New Orleans.. 1041 Uspeniya Bay, chart 419 Ustllago levis, see Smuts. Utah: census, 1930 — agriculture - 220,939 construction Industry 989 drainage... - 220 irrigation 147 occupations 461 population 82,940 retail distribution 82 gold, silver, copjier, lead, and zinc 1064 land offices, establishing additional 740 lands withcirawn — for classification 118 pending resurvey, revocation 118,781 mail routes, schedules 117, 269, 422, 780, 1148 map, post route - 651 oil shale, origin and mlcrofosslls 317 Packer Corporation v - 786 public water restorations - 54,652 railroad right of way 187, 534 V. United States. 521,656 Utah Coal Producers' Association, coal 37 Utah Power and Light Co. vs. Emmltt Pfost. 1034 Utah Securities Corporation, see Electric Pow- er & Light Corporation. Utica, N. Y., First Bank and Trust Co 409 Utility commissions, see names of States or names of places. Utility companies, see Public utility companies. Uyak Bay. chart 463 Uyugan Harbor, chart 373 Uzc&tegul, Emlllo: estado actual de la educacl6n en el Ecuador. 530 same (In Portuguese) - 1026 Vaccination quest Ions and answers 279 Vaccine from fleas Infected with typhus 1157 Vacher, H. C, oxygen, etc., in irons and steels 88,228 Vacuum fusion method, gases in irons, etc.. 88. 228 Vail. Ed S., Butterine Co.r. Mabel O. Keinecke. 176 Vail, George P., exr., v. United States 1012 Valladares, Vluda de Calderon, Ralmunda, claim 1083 Vallejo, Calif., transfer of lands (2 entries) 721 Valley Mills quadrangle, Tex 94 Valley Wells quadrangle, Tex 874 Valsalva, aneurysm of sinus of (2 entries) 626 Valuation Bureiui. Interstate Commerce Com- mission 103,403,515,1136 instructions for Held work 403.404.515 Valuation decisions, see Interstate Commerce Commission. Valuation order 103,1136 July-June 1355 Valves: '^^se rubber, standard stock catalogue 1039 timing effect on engine performance 109 Vanadium in 1930 377 Vanadium Metals Co., court cases 761,762 Vanadium oxide band spectra.. 694,946 Vanbiervliet, Leonard. United States vs- 57, 329, 411 Van Camp Sea Food Co., Inc., claim 728,836 Vance, -\rlo M., Chelonus annulipes 931 Vance, John T., Law Library of Congress 1021 Vancouver, Wash., charts. 149 (2 entries), 1061, 1062 Van Deman, Ruth, guide to good meals 140 Vandenberg, Arthur H. (Senator from Mich): reports made bv— Commerce Com 495-497,602-604, 728-730, 854-856, 979-981, 1104. VanderCook, Vanrenslear, relief 485 Vandover, G. C, relief 958 Van Emburgh & Atterbury v. United States. 329, 1121 Van Fleet, Walter, goldenseal cultivation 680 Van Horn, Frank R., Cleveland district, Ohio. 31 A'an Huflel, I. J., vs. Trace D. Harkelrode 429 Van KHeeck, Mary, work and law observance.. 110 Van Leeuwen, E. R.: codling moth in Rogue River Valley 72 Japanese beetle reactions to sprays 1053 Van Meter Co., court case 1018 Van Nuland Freres, court case 747, 1017 Van Oot, B. H., apprentice training for ship- yard trades 868 Van Orstrand, C. E., Smithsonian mathemat- ical tables, hyperbolic functions 272 Vansant, James W., v. United States 1121 Vansant, Margaret C, v. United States 1121 Vantzin River, chart 419 Vanucci, Fred, v. United States 766 Van Vorst, C. B., case of executor 1018 Van Waters, Miriam, child offender 46 Vapor: heat of vaporization of water 694, 948 water vapor in atmosphere over U. S 683 Varnish: census of manufactures 820 Federal standard stock catalogue 59, 194 photochemical embrittling test 24, 154 Vasilzevic, Xiek, relief of legal guardian 706 Vasopuncture in seminal vesiculitis 526 Vassallo, Mariano, v. United States 26, 176 Vassiliadis, Stelio, claim 909,1083 Vat dyes in broadening cotton goods market... 209 Vaults, census of manufactures 937 Vause, W. Bernard, v. United States 259 Vawter, Charles E., patent appeal 566 Veal, fresh, standard stock catalogue 58 Veatch, J. O.: soil surveys — Crawford County, Mich 449 Kalkaska County, Mich 449 Vegetable oils, see Essences and essential oils- Oils — also names of oils. Vegetable shortening, see Lard substitutes- Shortenings. Vegetable weevil in South and California 211 Vegetables: allowances for stacking, New York, N. Y.. 884 canning at home 9, 1054 car-lot shipments 286 costs in U. S. and competing countries 911 farm garden 214 garden diseases and insects 367 home drying _. 213 home storage 75, 814 iron content 679 loading rules, southwestern territory 249 market diseases 813,934 marketing, by motor truck 207 marketing, teaching procedure 622 publications for sale by supt. of docs.. 159, 1124 rates on.. 103,324,515,633 seeds for home, etc., garden 1055 statistics 286 stopping in transit to partly unload 1B7 see also names of vegetables. Vegetation, see Aquatic plants— Plants. Vehicles: Government supplies 662 hire from postal employees 1090 in liquor law violation, Indian country 610 Vehicles— Continued. F&ge laws and regulations in Canal Zone 1026 see also ChUdren's vehicles — Motor-vehi- cles — also names of vehicles. Vein, mesenteric, thrombosis. 915 Veitch, F. P.: country hides and skins 930 home tanning of leather and small skins... 808 paper industrv concerns farmer 209 Veldee. M. V: ■ antitoxin in treatment of scarlet fever 433 scarlet fever antitoxin standardization 1041 typhoid in six Ohio River cities. 197 Velvet, customs appeal 621 Veneers, rates on 249, 1011 Venereal Disease Clinic, Hot Springs 664 Venereal diseases: among Coast Guard personnel 197 in support of additional protection .1142 law for combating in Germany 546 prevalence in Charleston, W. Va 197 prevalence in New Orleans, La.. 1041 prevention, etc., in seamen 62 problem in U. S., prevention and control. 1142 prophylaxis and treatment 127,279 survey in Baltimore City, County, etc. 279, 664 treatment center in Great Britain 546 venereal disease information 62, 127, 279, 352, 546, 664, 794, 915, 1041, 1157. index for v. 12 546 see also names of diseases. Venereal Diseases Division 62, 127, 197, 279, 352, 546, 664, 794, 915, 1041, 1157 Venezuela: chart 417 commercial and industrial development 376 commercial centers and salesmen's routes.. 223 increased postage on letters and cards 649 labor legislation 331 Venous pressure, clinical application 1158 VentOation: coal-mine, for vocational classes. 156 dairy-barn, principles 368 natural, in Michigan copper mines.. 944 Ventress, Charles G., relief 1077 Verde-Paradise area, .\riz., soil survey 71 Verlinde, Joseph, relief 1079 Vermeulen, Am., v. United States 748, 1017 Vermicelli: census of manufactures 457 Federal standard stock catalogue 660 Vermilye, John H., tularemia 128 Vermont: census, 1930— agriculture 147, 562 construction 461 occupations 147 population 820 retail distribution 82 wholesale distribution 461 Federal aid highway system progress map. 682 post route map 651 V. Bankers Trust Co 330, 1018 Verney, Franklin B., trustee, court case 405 Vernon Parish, La., bridge 964,981,1071 Verrill, Addison E., biographical memoir 1141 Vertebrae, cervical, fracture 128 Vertical seed-cotton drier 1051 Verticillium wilt of cotton 681 Vesiculitis, seminal, vasopuncture in 526 Vessels, see Coast Guard cutters— Merchant marine — Motorships — Ships — Steamboats — War-ships. Vestal, Claude M., yeast and casein supple- ments to corn, etc., rations 805,928 Vestal, Ralph A., appointment 905 Vestal, Samuel C., Washington, the military man... 26,617 Vestal, U. S. S.: gastroenteritis from ingested water 526 Vetch: article on vetches.. 453 decomposition of green manure 673, 808 seed and its impurities 453 Veterans: aid, summary of expenditures for relief 522 compensation when in Institution 608 1356 Index, 1931-1932 Vetenins~CoutiniiPositions excepted from exam 118 consolidate part Into Civil Serv. Admin. — hearings 838 minority views 709 report 709 correspondence manual 1041 hospitals tee Hospitals — also names of places where located, laws relating to Veterans' Bureau, compila- tion 470 medical bulletin 127, 128, 198, 352, 434, 547, 664, 794, 915, 1041, 1158 index, etc., to v. 7 435 medical examiners' manual... 1158 members of national homes, Exec, orders... 188, 535 report, 1931 435 two field stations 353 use of post-oirice at Casper, Wyo 989 World War veterans' act with amendments, Veterans' Bureau 915 Veterans' Affairs Committee, Senate 865 Veterans of Foreign Wars of United States: Navy Band to attend convention 718 proceedings of 32d encampment 1073 Veterans of World War, Disabled American, see ])isabled American Veterans of World War. Veterinary Corps, Army, to increase efficiency. 1111 Veterinary hospitals, construction and repair, Anny regulations 128 Veterinary medicine, guidance for careers 506 Veterinary record and report. Army regulations. 280 Veterinary service, Army extension course 1160 Veto messages: President of United States- amend tarill aci of 1930 1029 claims of Indians in Oregon 905 pensions (H. K. 957.'.) 905 Quurtennaater Corps hospitalization.. 1029 relief of Alexander M. Proctor 653 Viaducts, see names of certain bodies of water. Viannaia bursob.scura, new nematode 344 Vibratlng-reed indicators for radio beacons 24, 89 Vibration of aircraft engine crank shafts. 795 Vibrations of (luartz plates 153, 307 Vice I'resident of United Slates: oampaigu expenditures, to investigate 1073, 1094 term of ofTlce— hi-aring 708 Joint resolution 725 reports 499,571,583,597 vickery, Hutwrl B., memoir of T. B. t)sborne. 1141 Vlcksburg. .Miss., rivers and Imrliors in dist 801 Victor itul)ber Co.,matsand matting 246 Victoria Countv, Tex., soil survey 288 VIemont, Bess Nl., window curtaining 560 View from the window, a play 744 VIgllottI, Jo8e|)h, relief 706 VIgncault, William J., relief 719 Page Villa do Porto, Babia, chart 113 Villa Franca Koad, chart 113 Village lockups and polic-e jails 46 Village site, preliistoiic Indian 655 Vinal, G. W., electrical standards 1067 Vinall, Harry N.: important cultivated grasses 292 pasture improvement need in South 213 Sudan graiw 367 Vindicated, a (Jcorge Washington plav 744 Vindicator Consolidated Gold MlnlngCo.. 259, 429 Vinegar: census of manufactures 371 Federal standard stock catalogue 349, 1156 making in the home and on the farm 288 rates on 249, 1011, 1136 Vinous liquors, see Li(|uors. Vinson, Carl (Kepresentative from Oa.): reports made by- Conference Com 831 Xaval Affairs Com 593,969 Vinson, Fred M. (Representative from Ky.): minority views- Ways and Means Com 975 Virgin, R. Z., coal-mine ventilation 156 Virgin Islands 398 admiralty laws, extending 604,843,951 coast pilot, supplement. ,- 17 coastwise laws, exemption of Virgin Is 1S8 coastwise laws, extending to Virgin Is. — hearings 966 reports 856,108** general information 997 governor, report, 1931 39S immigration, etc., of certain natives 839,984 Import duties on foreign made goods 97fi. 983, 1071 light list 691 merchant marine act, to amend — hearings 966 reports 856, 108S national bank act, extension 978, 1075 postal service — mail contracts 267,33* money-order post offices 53 post route map 651 publications for sale by supt. of docs 30 river and harbor act, extend provisions 981 . 1094 Virgin Islands (British): money-order post offices 53 Virgin Islands Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion 8, 1053 report, 1930 S report, 1931 1053 Virginia: boundary between D. C. and Va., comn. to fix— hearings lOhl report 837 campaign in 1781 230 census, 1930— agriculture 299 construction industry 299 drainage 461 occupations. 940 retail distribution 82 unemployment 17 chart 149 Conservation and Development Commis- sion- Colonial National Monument, map 238 expenditures of Bp. Cannon, 1928 cam- palgn— hearmgs— 155,387 report 387 fall-sown grains 2y2 Federal aid highway system progress map.. 11 mail routes, schedules. 186,339,533, 780, 10-> post route map 651 thanking for statues for CapltoL 716 tobacco ring spot studies 135,206 winter trawl fishery otf coast 943 Virginia .\ venue, I). C, to close portion. 1081, 1105 ■'"irginia deer, nematode worms from 66 /Irginla Southern H. R., abandonment 1005 Vlrghiia State Horticultural Society, peaches.. 632 Virginia Wholesale Co., court case 410 July-June 1357 Page Virginian Ry., rates on wood-pulp 1011 Visas, see Immigration. Visayan Islands, coast pilot supplement 821 Viscera, transposition -.. 915 Viscosity of cream 72 Visfis, see Immigration. Vita, Bahia, chart..- 1023 Vitaglass, plant development under 135, 206 Vital statistics: annual examinations and statistics 1142 case duration 771 see also Births — Death — Marriages. Vitamins: antiscorbutic, in home-canned carrots. 447, 553 antiscorbutic, in home-canned toma- toes 447,553 burbot-liver oU, vitamin content. 1062 cottonseed flour rich in vitamin G 212 ethvlene-ripened tomatoes 210 fish meals, vitamin A, etc 928, 1049 grapes and grape juice. A, B, C, and G. 673, 812 m treatment of adults 128 oranges, vitamin C impaired by spray 288 spinach, vitamin content of 3 varieties 1049 watermelons source of A and C 679 Vitreous Steel Products Co 100 Vivaudou, V., Inc .- 233,870 Vivian quadrangle, Tex 1127 Vocabulary tests, directions for use 354 Vocational Agricultural Students, National Congi-ess of, see National Congress of Vocational Agricultural Stu- dents. Vocational Dairy and Poultry Convention, see American Vocational Dairy and Poultry Convention. Vocational education: laws, compilation 572 organization and scope in United States.. - 44 vocational education and rehabilitation. 622, 868 vocational education and unemplo>Tnent. 313 see aUo Rehabilitation of the disabled — Technical education — also special subject, e. g. Art. Vocational Education Board, see Federal Board for Vocational Education. Vocational guidance: Education Office leaflets — careers 160,234,235 guidance for careers -. 506 guidance leaflets 871,997,1124 good references 235 recommendations of White House Conf — 641 see also special subject. 7ocational rehabilitation, see Rehabilitation of the disabled. Vocational training, see Vocational education. Voegtlin, Carl: cell division of Amoeba proteus 793 oxidation of crystalline glutathione... 197,433 oxygen consumption of living cells. .-. 62 tumors, rel. of oxidation to proteolysis 793 Voeltz, George, relief 1081 Vogel, W.de, Aedesaegypti — 352 Vogt, F. G., & Sons, Inc., swine 758 VoUes, Ruby F., relief 958 Volatile oils, see Essences and essential oUs. Volatile poisons, see Poisons. Volin, Lazar, statistics of cotton, sugar, etc... 207 Volker, .\nna, reUef 1081 Volker, William, & Co., linoleum 403 VoUmer, August, police conditions, report 111 Voltmeter, electrostatic 467,695 Volume tables for trees 927, 1050, 1054 Volunteer Communication Reserve instructions and regulations 47 Von, see, for names preceded by "von", the name following the pryflx. Vonderlehr, R. A., British treatment center... 546 Voris, Le Roy, composition of milk 285,359 Vosburv, E. D., pineapple culture in Florida. 10 Voskuil, Walter H., coke and by-products, 1930. 824 Voss quadrangle, Tex 626 Vouchers for pajinents for postal service 1028 Vought, Sabra W., library service 93 Vulcanite Portland Cement Co. v. U. S. 994 W Page W & W Pickle & Canning Co., bottles 243 W. I. Radcllfle, steamship: claim by owner 1081, 1103 W. K. M. Co., Inc., steel stampings 884 Wabash Railway: bonds 36 rates on — barges 166 hosiery... 245 receivers reconstruction loan 1005 valuation 320 Wabash River, bridge 481,570 Waccamaw River, bridge 482,497,570 Wade, Gustav, lubricating oils in engines. 20 Wage-earning women, see Women. Wages: boot and shoe industry, 1910-30 768 bread and cake baking 1139 cane-sugar refining industry, 1930.. 523 cotton-goods manufacturing, 1910-30 177 dismissal compensation (2 entries) 641 field service of Navy Dept., etc 262 in — Austria, general survey... 768 Denmark, general survey 1930 and 1931. 894 Germany, decree reducing wages 768 Greece, general survey, 1931 768 Norway, general survey, 1930 and 1931.. 894 Sweden, general survey, 1930 and 1931.. 894 Switzerland, general survey, 1930-31 768 lumber industry, 1930 1019 men's clothing industry, 1911-30... 641 of laborers, etc., on pubUc works — hearings 715,732,966 reports 715, 843, 857, 966, 1072 State, etc., legislation regulating 641 prevailing rate on public buildings, order. .. 535 publications for sale by supt. of docs 315 railroad employees, class 1 steam roads 34, 96, 239, 399, 628, 754, 876, 1002 rayon, etc., manufacturing, 1930. 641 union scale, 1913-31 413 union scales. May 15, 1930. 332 wages and hours of labor series 177, 332, 523, 641, 768, 1019 see also Salaries. Wagler's oropendola, nesting habits. 342, 425 Wagner, A., climatologie der freien atmosphSre. 935 Wagner, Nick, relief 728,958 Wagner, Robert F. (Senator from N. Y.): reports made by — Banking and Currency Com 1099 Foreign Relations Com 984 Public Lands and Surveys Com 739 views — Unemployment Insurance Select Com. 990, 1117 Wagner, S. Dak., Indian hospital construction. 712 Wagner Electric Manufacturing Co., U. S. v. 1018 Wagon Box, Battle of, 1867, commemoration. 614 Wagons: and materials, census of manufactures 817 rates on 403 Wahlquist, John T., junior college instructor.. 235 Waikii quadrangle, Hawaii 237 Waite Hardware Co. v. United States 867, 1018 Wakefield, Roberta P., grains, etc., in Europe. 823 Wakefield quadrangle, Va.-Md 753 Walcott, Frederic C. (Senator from Conn.): reports made bv — Banking and Currency Com 492, 1098 Conference Com 469 Education and Labor Com 982 Wild Life Resources, Special Commis- sion on Conservation of 387, 502, 990 Walden Knife Co., comnr. of internal revenue». 176 Waldo, George F.: Brainerd blackberry 679 Glenndale gooseberry 933 raspberry culture 367 strawberries 367 strawberry varieties 934 Wales Island Packing Co 621 Walker, A. G., phrenic exeresis.. 1158 Walker, Dow V., v. Alien Property Custodian.. 143 1358 Index, 1931-1932 Page Walker, Eroest P., wild life protection urgent. . 343, 425 Walker, Fmncis, flies of family Tachinidae 344 Walker, (i. W., properties of cast stone 379,568 Walker, CieorkTO P., case of exrs 26B, 411, 1121 Walker, H. M, diphtheria toxoid 1142 Walker, J. C, onion diseases, control 1055 Wrtlkor. John K.. relief 500 Walker, \. i'.,diet inlluence on epilepsy 61 Walker. I'mil. court cises 1033 Walker. Ualph L, relief 6H2 Walker, Starnes K., undulant fever 435 Walker. William K., case of executor.. 411,639,787 Walker, Win.slow M.: cave culture of Arkansas 906 reconniiiss;>nfe of lx>uisiana mounds 906 Walker Uiver KeservHtion, trust period ex- tended - 269 "Wall. Oeorge W.. relief 477,853,949 Wall board, ttt Pulp board. Wall plaster, census of manufactures 460 Wallace. K. L.. hydrolysis of leather 227,306 WalLjce, Krrett, commercial Hordeaux mix- tures... 452 WaUace, J. H., reUef 706, 1103 Wallace, James, relief 717 Wallace, Josh, r. United States.. 867 Waller, C. E.. public health admin, in Colo 351 Wallerstein, I>eo. patent appeals 227 Wttllerstein. Paul, relief. 485 Wallfred. Violet K.. food in hospital 915 Wrtllin. llomer N'.. all-welded Karba^e lighter.. 643 Walliui!, Clnrenoe C, v. I'nited .States 994 Wallowa National Forest, purposes, etc 679 Walls, W. L.. p. comnr. of iiitornal revenue 521 Walls, clay tiles 24 Walnut: black walnut— for timber and nuts. 678 planting 656 selling timber 451 census, walnuts processed or shelled 685 Walruses, etc., in \lask;i. protection 936 Walsh, David I. (Senator from .Mass.): minority views- Finance Com 983 piersonal views — Finance Com 983 reports made by- Finance Com.... 606-608.732-733 Naval .\fTairs Com 614-615. 1112-13 Public ntiildings and Grounds Com... 989 Walsh, Ford C, reinfection with syphilis 128 Walsh. John E.. Jr., relief 956 Walsh, Sophie T., admx., to reimburse 580 Walsh. Thomas, r. United States 766 Walsh, Thomas J. (Senator from .Mont.): paper presente(l by- petition in -Minn. Senatorial contest... 850 reports made by- Foreign Affairs Com 1107 Judiciary Com 736, 1110 Public Lands and Survevs Com 501, « 16. 73»-74 1. 863, 865, 1 1 16 Walter, A. Henry, r. United States 1139 Walter, Henry \., leases, ratification 1085 Walters, Edward, case of Southern Ry 428 Walters, Oeorge, relief 485 Walters, Herman, Southern Ry. m 428 Walthers. (leorge C, relief 836 Walton. (1. P.: cocoa by-products, fertilizer materials 808 manure substitiiie.s from city waste 288 Walton. I.eon ("..southern Ariz, living weather. 215 Walton, W. K.: cutworms and their control in corn, etc HOO Kras»hop|)ers in cereal and forage crops 809 Wananiaker. Johu (firm): hand-bags 867 r. comnr. of internal revenue 1139 Wander Co., F. T. C. report, etc 996 WApanowlweni, Fox 907 War: •" M wars 725 > I urali ration. 839,858 '• 1110 warfare 180 mariimii- iii'iitr:ilii y with .Vmerican States. 908 Page War— Continued. jHjlifies, study by commission — documents 802 final recommendations 802 hearings 66 report 670, 802 wars in which .\rmy, etc., participated 915 ite alio Prisoners of war — Wounded — alto («rtain headings beginning Mili- tary — also names of wars. War claims, tee Claims — alto Mixed Claims Commission. U. S. and Osrmany — Tripartite Claims Commission. V. S., Austria, and Hungary. War Claims .\rbiter, payments on account of awards 122, 430 see also names of claimants. War Claims Committee, House: reports 489-190. 5»8. 724-725. 849-850, 974 War College, see .Vrmy War College, District of Columbia— Naval War College, Newport. War Department 62,128.198.280, 35,3. 435. .M7, 665. 791, 916, 1041, 1158 acquisition, etc., of real estate 614 activities, conduct and administration 500 activities, preference to -Vmerican goods... 591, 614,696 appropriations, 1932 and prior years — estimates 542,1037,1154 appropriations, 1933 — hearings 953,1098 reports 953,1098 assistant Secretary, .\rmy regulations. 199,916 consolidate in National Defense Dept 709 liquor sale, etc., to Indians, jurisdiction. 584, 610 messengers. Philippine Dept 188,535 military forc-es for emergency relief, etc 614 ofTicial duties 665 report, 1931... 436 app)endices 547 settlement, etc.. of certain claims 968 telephone directory 129,795 useless papers, disposition 502, 1117 War Finance Corporation, report (in li()uida- tion), 1931 789 War in Europe. 1914-18, see European War, 1914-18. War material, see Munitions. War of 1812. National Society of Daughters of. see National Society United States Daughters of 1812. War of 1917. fee European War, 1914-18. War Policies Commission 66.670.802 documents 802 extending time for final report 381 final recommendations 802 bearings 66 report 670.802 War prisoners, see Prisoners of war. War profits tax, see Excess profits tax. War risk insurance: automatic, including dependent sisters ... 733 cases in S. C. dist. courts, comnrs. to hear. 860, 1086 laws 470,915 see also Life insurance. War-savings stamps 116 War-ships: accounting numbers 51 behavior of 10.000-ton cruisers... 897 building up of Navy to treaty strength — hearings 500 report 615 ships" data. U. S. naval vessels. 1931 625 specifications, painting and cementing 179 specifications, plans and booklets 333 see also Submarine boats— fl/«o names of ships. War with Oennany. see European War. 1914-lS. War with Spain. ISiiS: Quartermaster Corps hospitaliration, etc. — reports 594. 738 veto message 1029 Ward, Charles, Engineering Works r. United States 107,176,269,621,1121 July-June 1359 Ward, Charlotte M.: ^»Se cotton, sugar, etc., statistics _ 207 dairy and poultry statistics 360 farm business.. 207 fruit and vegetable statistics 286 grain statistics 207 statistics of cattle, hogs, etc 207 statistics of miscellaneous crops 360 Ward, Harry W., relief of estate 582, 1103 Ward, R. T.: reports on— Xew York, N. Y., 2d district, report.. 799 Ponce Harbor, P. R 1093 Porto Rico district 800 Ward, Robert De C: acclimatization of white race 424,425 summer cruise in West Indies 368 Ward, Shirlev C, case of executors 893 Ward, William L., vs. Edward J. Fljmn 910 Ward Bros., Inc., see Wonder Bakeries Co., Inc. Ware Brothers Agency, tankage 40 Warehouses: farmer and U. S. warehouse act 806 regulations -. 5,136 see also Bonded warehouses. Warfare, see War. Warm Springs Reservation, trust period ex- tended... 270 Warner, Donald K., relief 385,706 Warner, K. F.: beef production and quality 929 pork on farm, killing, etc. 675 Warner, W. S., cotton-gins 513 Warner Collieries Co. v. United States 639 Wamshuis, Paul L., crime and foreign born... 110 Warrants, bench, issues 1018 Warrants Division, see Bookkeeping and War- rants Division. Warren, George M.: sewage and sewerage of farm homes 558 simple plumbing repairs in the home 294 Warren, Lindsay C. (Representative from N. C): reports made by — Accoimts Com 470-471, 572, 831, 952-953, 1073 Warren, Northern, Corporation 870,996 Warren Cotton Oil & Manufacturing Co. v. U. S 763 Warren-Nash Motor Corporation, court case 330 Warren National Bank, err., court case... 892 Wars, see War. Wars other than Civil War: pensions, H. R. 9575 — reports 594,738 veto message 905 pensions, H. R. 12124 970 Wasatch National Forest, resources, etc 556 Washburn, Henry J.: anthrax or charbon 287 hemorrhagic septicemia 929 Washburn Harbor, chart 130 Washers: census of manufactures 819 specifications, etc., of Gen. Supply Com... 545 standard stock catalogue 1037 Washing machines, census of manufactures 460 Washington, George: additional sets of writings, printing, etc. — law 696 report-- 590 address of President Hoover, Feb. 22, 1932-. 652 atlas, 85 map? associated with Washington. 741 bibliography (2 entries) 617 bicentennial period, proclamation 653 frieze in National Gallery of.\rt 783 George Washington— as a religious man 617 as engineer and city builder 617, 618 as friend and patron of music 309 character of Washington 746 family relationships 90, 745 home making. _- 745 homes 90, 745 proprietor of Mount Vernon 26,617 social life 745 the builder of the Nation 745 the business man 617, 618 Washington, George— Continued. Page George Washington — Continued. the Christian 745 the colonial and national statesman 617 the farmer 617 the leader of men 745 the man of action 90, 745 the man of mind 617 the man of sentiment 90, 745 the military man 26, 617 the President 230,617,745 the traveler 617,618 Washington and the Constitution 617 Washington's frontier background 617 Washington's home and fraternal life.. 617, 618 youth and manhood... 745 honor to George Washington series.. 26, 617, 618 loan exhibition of portraits, etc 742 portrait by Gilbert Stuart, reproduction... 388 portraits in Capitol, temporary removal.. 590, 598 Post Office Dept. bicentennial notices- designating July 26 post office day 1028 envelopes 184, 268, 421, 531 stamps 268, 421 posters — dawn of American liberty 388 George Washington as a mason 745 George Washington, Uncle Sam, and an American boy 745 photograph of bust by Houdon 745 read about George Washington 745 programs, etc., for bicentennial of birth — activities for 4-H clubs 745 appreciation course for teachers, etc 617 clip sheets 25, 26, 90, 502, 617, 746, 865 declamatory, essay, etc., contests 741 exercises at Capiliol, Feb. 22, 1932 617 helps for schools 506 how to produce a pageant 743 major events arranged 502 music 742 pageants and plays 387, 742, 743, 744, 745 patriotic societies, clubs, etc 25,26 play and pageant costume book 743 program series 90, 230 programs and papers portraying person- ality, etc 745 suggested programs 745 suggestions for merchants, etc 745 reading about George Washington series.. 617, 618 sermons on George Washington 745 statute, thanking Governor of Virginia 716 tributes to Washington 617 Washington family year by year, 1183-1799. 309, 746 see also District of Columbia Commission, George Washington Bicentennial — George Washington bicentennial highway — Washington, George, Commission for Celebration of 200th Anniversary of Birth of. Washington, George, Commission for Celebra- tion of 200th .\nniversarv of Birth of 25, 90, 230, 309, 387-388, 502, 617-618, 741-746, 865, 990 clip sheets 25, 90, 502, 617, 746, 865 declamatory, essay, etc., contests 741 programs of major events arranged 502 publications 617 writings of George Washington, to print — law 696 report 590 Washington, Martha, home making 745 Washington, Mary B.: mother of George Washington, program 4.. 745 mother of George Washington, radio ad- dress 90 wreath on grave, Feb. 22, 1932 572 Washington, V. C, see District of Columbia. Washington, Pa., bridge 714,729,830 Washington Agricultural Experiment Station.. 674 Washington-Alaska military cable and tele- graph system 1162 Washington Aqueduct and filtration plant 796 Washington .A.sylum and Jail, Pitts v. supt 175 1360 Index, 1931-1932 Page Washington Bicentennial Commission, tee District of Columbia Commission, OeoriJe WnshinRton Hicenteriniftl— WashinRton, UeorRe, Commission (or Celebration of 200th Anniver- sary of Birth of. Washington Board of Trade, conventions, 1932. 865 Washington Building Lime Co., lime 38 Washington Child Itesearch Center, food for children 212 WashlnKton City Orphan A.sylum, income 1105 Wa-shiiitttou Coal 4 Coke Co., court case 330 Wa.shinKton County, .\Je., blueberry maggot.. 677 WikshiriKton danced, a play 744 WftshitiKton Ki)es in, a play 744 Wiu~hiiiKton .Mills Emery .Manufacturing Co.. 37 Washington Navy-Yard, telephone system... 1144 WashiiiKtoii returns, a pageant 744 Washington State: accidents in metal mines and quarries 944 census, 19.'iO — agriculture.- 220 drainage 299 irrigation 220 occupations.. 940 population 147 retail di.stribution.. 17 unemployment 17 child welfare in selected counties 108 coals, friability, etc 691 coast pilot supplement- 688 decay and losses in Douglas flr.. 812 dust storm, Apr. 21-24, 1931 76 explosions in coal mines. 303 Federal aid highway system progress map. 141 gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc 1064 Indians, relief of certain tribes, etc 840, 859 lands- sale, etc., of lands granted by U. S 501, 848, 951 withdrawal for classification 781 withdrawal in aid of legislation 118 mail routes, schedules 53,268,533,903 post route map 651 Public Works Department— V. United States and I. C. C 163 reservoir-site res. no. 1, modification 118 slash disposal in pine forests 365 summer homes in national forests 811 surface water supply, Pacific basins.. 31, 32, 872, 999 waters of Columbia R., extend compact . . 482, 986 Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission. 605, 708,829 Washington takes the risk, a play 744 Washington Terminal Co., valuation.. 103 Washington University, Seattle: coal tests 224 friability, etc., of coals 691 Washingtons at home, a play 744 Wassermann test, »ee Syphilis. Wa-stc [)aper, »ee Paper. Waste-paper receptacles, stock catalogue 1038 Waste pajwrs, see names of Departments, etc., to which papers belong. Waste products, tee By-products. Watches, tee Timepieces. Water: ballast, chlorination , 546 boron in irrigation water 452 bound in plant tissue, determining.. 1049, 1056 contributions to liydrology, 1930 317 evaporation from free surfaces 554 freezing point, altitude in atmosphere, note on 142 gastroenteritis from ingested water.. 526 neat of— formation of water, correction 88, 228 Ionization of water 24 vaporization of water 694. 948 hot water treiitment for Japanese beetle 210, 4.10 In Irritation channels, measuring.. 448 of Colcirudo Kivor, 'lualltv 112.') of Salt I'n.'k IciiMii Doiho uplift 94 vapor in .' vor U. S 683 tet alto I' .r -.Mineral water— n'> hcadiiiKs beginning Water. Page Water (underground): estimating supplies, outline of methods 873 ground water supply of Mimbres Valley... 317 Water birds, tee Birds. Water borne commerce, tee Commerce. Water-closet seats, commercial standard 154 Water Commission, U. S. and Mexico, tee International Water Commission, U. S. and Mexico. Water-fowl, tee Birds. Water meters, census of manufactures 371 Water pollution: effects of pulp mill on oysters 375 natural purification in polluted waters 197 Water-power: of McKenzie River, etc., resources 317 of Rogue River drainage basin, resources. .1126 surveys by Engineer Dept., Army 800 Water Power Commission, tee Federal Power Commission. Water purification, natural studies in 197 Water resources, tee Water-supply. Water street, upper, D. C, to close portion... 605, 951,960 Water-supply: of- Alaska, southeastern 999 Deschutes River basin 161,317 Mimbres Valley 317 publications for sale by supt. of docs 394 surface water supply- Atlantic basins 31, 235, 236, 751, 872, 999 California 31,32,162,317.999 Colorado River basin 31.236,751 Great Basin.. 161,317,396,752 Gulf of Mexico basins 31, 161, 751, 752, 872 Hawaii 507 Hudson Bay basin 161,872 Mississippi River basins 161, 162, 236, 872, 999 Missoiu-i River basin 93,94,872,999 Ohio River basin 236, 1126 Pacific slope basins 31, 32, 94, 162, 317, 752, 872, 999, 1126 St. Lawrence River basin 32,236,873 San Francisco Bay basin 317 water supply papers 31, 32, 93, 94, 161, 162. 236. 317, 396, 507, 751, 752, 872, 873. 999, 1125, 1126 iildex, etc., to paper 637 161, 317 inde.^, etc., to paper 638. 1125 see also names of States, towns, cities, etc. Water wheels, census of manufactures 458 W^aterfalls, Bay of, chart 221 Waterfowl, see Birds. Waterfowl stamp, funds for sanctuaries, etc 990 Watering dairy cows for milk production 363 Waterman, Alma M., roH' diseases 934 Waterman, Charles W. (Senator from Colo.): reports made by- Judiciary Com.. 987 Watermelons: article on 1056 rates on 324 source of vitamins A and C 679 (Vaterprooflng: concri'to, tests of integral, etc 379,694 cotton duck 71 Waters, James F., Inc., r. United States 43, 312,1121 Waters, P. A., rupture of heart 435 Waterspouts 528 WatertonQlacier International Peace Park.. 696, 741,951 Waterton Lakes National Park 596,741,951 Waterways, see Inland waterways. Watkins, J. II., illness among grade school children 62,279 Watkins, Lewis H., Chattanooga, Tenn., dlst. rp 796 Watkins, W. I., soil profile and subgrnde survey 454 Watrous, Valerie, a-^ campos de desportos em Los Angeles 114 Watson, Amcv E., household employment, rhlla 1020 Watson, David M., patent appeal 87 Watson, James E. (Senator from Ind.): report made by- Banking and Currency Com 1098 July-June 1361 Page Watson, John B., 6 months' pay to mother 718 "Watson, Robert S., extend certain benefits 608 Watson, William L., extend certain benefits... 608 Watson, Geach & Co., Inc., antimony 1131 Watters-Tonge Lumber Co., lumber 403 Watterson, W. H., treatment of tuberculosis . . 915 Watts, Noble H., patent appeal 227 Waugh, J. R., survey of male patients 664 Waugh Equipment Co., Fed. Trade Comn. report 623 Wausau Southern Lumber Co., lumber.. 168,1009 Wausau Sulphate Fibre Co., court case 1018 Waves and corpuscles in physics. 342,425 AV'axed paper, see Paper. Waxed-paper wrappers, rates on. 884 Waxes, rod, laboratory study . 824 Ways and Means Committee, House; calendar of biUs and resolutions 490,850 calendars of assignments for hearings — adjusted compensation certificates 850 equalization of tariff duties 976 revenue act revision 490, 698 hearings... 383,490,598.725,975,1095-96 minority views 383,490,975,1096 reports 383, 490, 725, 974-976, 1095-96 revenue bill of 1932 725 World War adjusted compensation act 25 Wean, Raymond J., patent appeal. 693 Weapons: Army extension courses. 63 chemical warfare, technique 280 see also Firearms — also names of special weapons. Wearing apparel, see Clothing. Weart, D. L., Savannah, Qa., district, report.. 800 Weather: conditions affecting New Orleans 142 daily weather map 12, 76, 143, 215, 294, 369, 455, 560, 683, 816, 935, 1057 damage to cotton 806 flying weather. Corpus Christi area 76 flying weather, southern Arizona 215 influence on crops, 1900-30 286 monthly weather review... 11,76, 142,215, 294, 368, 455, 559, 682, 815, 935, 1057 index, etc., v. 59 935 publications for sale by supt. of docs 505 radio information- aids to navigation 47 broadcasting stations, Atlantic Ocean.. 50, 113, 182, 265. 336, 418, 646, 776 broadcasting stations, Pacific Ocean... 50, 113, 182, 265, 336, 418, 646, 776 broadcasts for aviation, etc 559, 683, 776 information for marine interests _ _ ... 142, 335, 455, 645, 646 international code for ship reports 76 navigation on Great Lakes 816 selected-ship program for reporting 76 telegraph code 142 enciphering instructions 816 liber die dreidimensional wetteranalyse 215 weather and glaciation 343,425 weather and radio 294 weather outlook 12,76, 143,215, 295, 369, 455, 560, 683. 816, 936, 1058 weekly weather and crop bulletin 12, 76, 142. 215, 294, 369, 455, 560, 683, 816, 935, 1057 see also Climate. Weather Bureau 11,75,142,215, 294, 368, 455, 558, 682, 815, 935, 1057 publications, piice lists... 142,294,455,559 leport, 1930-31 815 see also Marvin, Charles F., sr. Weather forecasts, see Frost— Weather. Weather outlook, see AVeather. Weather resistance, fabrics for play suits 212 Weathering tests of copper 694, 947 Weaver, Chester X., v. comnr. of internal rev. 893 Weaver, Elmer R., design of gas burners 1067 Weaver, May, relief 706 Weaver, Zebiilon (Representative from N. C): report made by — Judiciary Com 1087 Webb, John N.: family unemployment in Syracuse, Nov. 1931 ". 1140 unemploj-ment in S>Tacuse, No\. 1931 894 Page Weber, Aileen A., relief 1081 Weber, C. G., fiber building boards 379 Weber, Lee C, relief of widow 1081 Weber, R. E., trap rock 103 Weber, Port, see Kambeira Bay. Webster, Daniel, character of Washington 746 \\ ebster County, W. Va., land utilization 1050 Webworm, see Garden webworm. Weeds, how to control them 10 see also names of weeds. WeeKly corn and wheat region bulletin, see Corn. Weekly cotton region bulletin, see Cotton. Weekly list of Government publications, see Government publications. Weekly survey of foreign trade, see Commerce. Weekly weather and crop bulletin, see Weather. Weeks, Addie, increase of compensation 608 Weeks, Elling O., Fed. Trade Comn. report... 870 Weeks, Robert L., compensation to widow 608 Weeks, W. C, 1st Chicago, 111., district, report. 796 Weevils, in beans and peas 931 see also names of weevils. Wegener, Karl F. E., tumor - 665 Wehmhofi, B. L.: bindery adhesives 315 mimeograph ink and paper 996 news ink and newisprint 1124 Weiant, Andrew S., guinea fowl 1051 Weick, Fred E.: Clark Y wing model characteristics 770 modifications to conventional airplanes 896 ordinary ailerons on rectangular wings 1021 Weidmann Silk Dyeing Co., see United Piece Dye Works. Weigel, C. A., insect enemies of flower garden. 364 Weighing charges, Crenshaw Brothers Produce Co.. 170 "Weight and height of children, blank forms... 160 Weightman, R. H., snow cover 455 Weights and measures, standards, publications for sale 870 see also Measiu'ing instruments — Scales (weighing instruments) also names of articles, etc., weighed and measured. Weights and Measures, Conference on, see Na- tional Conference on Weights and Measures. Weights, Measures, and Markets Department, District of Columbia, report, 1931. 391 Weihaiwei Anchorage, chart 900 Weihe, H. D., lignin in wheat straw 285,363 Weingartner, Anthony E., patent appeal 566 Weinsteiu, Samuel, relief 706,1103 Weir, Jeannette, relief 582 Weiser National Forest, resources, etc 811 Weiss, Freeman, rose diseases 934 Welch, Cecil C, preventive medicine, etc 526 Welch, E. A., secondary carcinoma of heart 128 Welch, Richard J. (Representative from Calif.): report made by — Pensions Com 594 Welch Insiu-ance .-Vgency v. Edwin A. Brast. 259, 767 Welding, electric, process of ship construction.. 643 Welhoelter, Gustav, relief 706 W elland, Jennie, digest of State laws, 1929-30. 895 M'elles, Edward S., treatment of tuberculosis. 1041 Wells, F. G., artesian water supply of Memphis. 31 Wells, Frederick B., v. comnr. of internal rev.. 330 Wells, J. E., jr., msuketing cotton, teaching.. 156 Wells, Royce, relief 707 Wells, Sidney D., patent appeal 378 A\ellsburg, "W. Va., bridge 1086 Weltflsh, Gene, Caddoan linguistic stock 1030 Welton, F. A., straw mulch on potatoes... 359,553 Wemme, E. Henry, Co., court case 143 Wenatchee Lake reservoir. Exec, order 118 Wenatchee National Forest, purposes 811 Wenger, O. C, belt for mercury inunctions. 62, 279 "V\ ensel, H. T., freezing point of platinum 88 Wentz, Daniel B., case of executors 867 W enzinger, Carl J.: characteristics of Clark Y wing. 333,770 ordinary ailerons on rectangular wings. ..1021 vertical wind tunnel of N. A. C. A 46,770 Wertz Seed Co., mustard seed 39 ■Wessblad, Karl A., patent appeal 227 1362 Index, 1931-1932 rage West, Chitfles (Kepresculalive from Ohio): re|)orl made by — Foreign AiluirsConi 683 West, K. ('., relief 1081 West. H. H , tuberculosis of lungs, etc 1041 West. Helen .S., r. United States 390,639 WeM. John J., relief 575 We-st, WiilterS., relief 486,1113 West, Williiim F., t. United States 390,639 West (I'. Sj: browse plants 73 census of agriculture, lt)30 1059 cotton production, etc., (Julf Southwest.. 302 forest tyi>€s determined by climate, etc 73 hardware distribution. Oulf Southwest 690 parasitic fotxl phuit of the Soutliwest.. 341,425 pruning citrus tiees 367 saving livestock from starvation.. 365 trafTic survey on western highways, 1930... 814 lee nUo Xorthwest (T. S.)— Pacific States. West Afiica, see Africa. West Bay: waterway from Choctawhatchee Bay- hearings 972 report of Engineer Dept 921 West Dudley Paper Co., pai)er board .-. 247 West Knd Scraj) Iron A Metal Co., junk 513 West Indies: American lumber, methods of handling 302 chart.- 775 coast pilot, supplement 17 lights, etc., on coast 1022 new cerambycid beetles.. 1150 pilot, supplements 774 summer cruise 368 see aUo Netherlands (Dtitch) West Indies, est Jersey & Seashore R. R.. abandonment.. 36 est Point, N. Y., see Military Academy, West Point. est Potomac Parlj heating plant 837 est Swanton, Vt., bridge 979,1085 est Virginia: bridges, to acquire, maintain, etc 1086, 1104 census, 19,30— agriculture 220,820 construction industry. 1060 occupations. 299 retail distribution.. 83 Federal aid highway system progress map. 935 mail routes, schedules 186, 339, 533, 780, 1028 ix)st route map 651 rural children, leisure-time activities 522 West Virginia Agricultural E.xperiment Station, beef production and finality 929 West Virginia Mi lA>uiuis 76 Western Salt Co., salt 758 Western Shade Cloth Co.: china-clay 750 cloth oy r T'niK-d States 330,1121 '>'■■ ■ 1 Pro4 Willis, Harvey <)., relief 486 Willis, Lloyd .M.. trustee, court case 405 Willow ailniinistralive site 270 Wills I'oint, Tex., relief of State National Bank 477,854,949 Wilmington, Del.: International Association of Industrial Acci- dent Boards and Commissions 44 rivers and harbors in district, report 801 Page Wilmington, N. C, rivers and harbors in dist. 801 Wilmington and Penns Grove Ferry Co. r. U. S 327 Wilmington Steamboat Co., court case 330 Wilmington Trust Co., admr., r. U. S 1012 Wilsey, O. H., bridge 713 Wilson, Alice, comnr. of internal rev. r 767 Wilson, C. v., beef production and quality 929 Wilson, Charles B., copepod crustaceans 784 Wilson, Charles C, illness among grade school children 62,279 Wilson, Charles M., relief 614 Wilson, Elsie, art related to the home 156 Wilson, George G., international law situations. 526 WUson, H. L.: cheese making and milk pasteurization 210 cottage cheese manufacture 288 Wilson, Harold D., r. United States 172 Wilson, Harvey, disability allowance 608 Wilson, J. H., predicting durability of var- nishes 24,154 Wilson, J. K., Rhizobium in soils 135,206 Wilson, Jane, relief 471 Wilson, John L., grain statistics 207 Wilson, L. S., relief of daughter 471 Wilson, R. L., relief 477,1103 Wilson, Riley J. (Representative from La.): reports made by — Expenditures in Executive Depart- ments Com 709 Flood Control Com 583,838,1082 Wilson, Russell, court case _ 539 Wilson, Sinclair A., appointment 781 Wilson, T. O., garden webworm control 138 Wilson, T. R. C, strength-moisture relations for wood 811 Wilson chamber, simplified automatic 947 AVilson Channel, chart 113 Wilson County, Eans., soil survey 363 Winant, H. B.: soil surveys— .\nne .\rundel County, Md 930 Harford Countv, Md 449 Winchester Manufacturing Co. v. U. S... 269, 1121 Wind Cave National Park, circular 753 Wind Point Shoals, chart 356 Wind River basin. Wyo., flora of Green R. age. 317 Wind River Reservation, road reconstruction. 610, 713,830 Wind tunnels: airship model tests.. 179 of Nat. Advisory Com. for .\eronautics-- 40. 770 research on lateral control devices 1021 turbulence reduction 110 wall interference theory 770 Windbreaks as farm asset 932 Windmills and windmill towers, census 937 Window curtaining 556 Window sash and frames, census 937 Window sliades: censu."; of manufactures 685 Federal standard stock catalogue 1039 Winds: desert winds in southern California 455 effects of California mountain barriers 455 free-air winds at San Juan. P. R S.W gales in Columbia R. Gorge, 1930-31 559 gap winds of Strait of Juan de Fuca 455 northers of Central .\merican, etc., waters. 2M, 33,1.418 wind flow effects in mountainous region. .. 142 see also Storms. Windward Islands, postage to, increase 1S4 Wine, see Liquors. Wingard, S. A., tobacco ring spot in Virginia.. 135, 206 Wingert, Joseph V., United States p 1018 Wingo, Otis T., memorial services 229 Wings, set Airfoils. Winkler, Claude C., cantaloui^es 37 Winnebago County, Wis., soil survey 809 Winnebago Indians: claims. Court of Claims to hear 962 relief of Imlians in Thurston Co., Nebr... 1085 Winiiclt. J. <)„ relief 582 WiniK>-boro Granite Corporation, court case 100 Winslow, Emma A., work and law observance. 110 Winslow. Snnuiel. Skate Manufacturing Co... 767 Winston. J. R., pineapple culture in Florida... 10 July-June 1365 Faee Winston-Salem, N. C, court facilities 589 Winter: radiation from sun and sky, Madison, Wis 215 two series of abnormal winters 76 Winter Garden Belt Ry., proposed construc- tion 879 Winter trawl fishery off Virginia, etc 943 Wintering beef cattle 929 Wintering bees in cellars 288 Wintermeyer, W. E., proved dairy sires 363 Wintermute, G. H., radiotelephone and visual range beacon _. . 88.228 Wintermyer, A. M., subgrade soil studies 454 Winters, W. W., thrombosisof mesenteric vein. 915 Winthemia genus, revision of parasitic flies 344 Winyah Bay: chart 822 waterway to Charleston, S. C 972 Wiping cloths, standard stock catalogue. .. 542, 791 Wippel pvmiping plant, Yakima project 33, 754 Wire: census of manufactures 819 elastic problem of wire-wotmd cylinder. 88, 227 Federal standard stock catalogue 275. 544 rates on 633 see also Electric wire — Wire cloth. Wire cloth: Fourdrinier wire cloth, standard 568 insect screen cloth, waste elimination 948 Wire communication, see Telegraph — Tele- phone. Wire rope: Federal standard stock catalogue 275, 544 rates on 103 Wireless, see headings beginning Radio. Wirework, census of manufactures 819 W'ireworms destructive to cereal, etc., crops... 678 Wirkkula, Alice M., relief 477,854,949 Wirkkula, Bernice E., relief 477,8,54,949 Wirkkula, Senelma, relief 477,854,949 Wirth, Philipp, filters 231 Wisconsin: census, 1930 — agriculture 148,220,1060 drainage 220 occupations 940 population 83, 1060 retail distribution 83 Federal aid highway system progress map. 935 Geological and Natural History Survey — Trempealeau County soil survey 1052 Winnebago County soil survey 809 Indians, records in relation to claims.. 859,962 lands, withdrawal for classification 652 lands, withdrawal in aid of legislation 118 map.. 998 post route map 651 Railway Commission — V. Ann Arbor R. R 247 Tax Commission- Albert A. Hoeper vs 428 Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station: parasitism of Gibberella saubinetii 366 Penicillium injury to corn 452 Wisconsin Cranberry Experiment Station, man- aging cranberry fields 812 Wisconsin University: College of .Agriculture— Trempealeau Coimty soil survey 1052 Winnebago County soil siu-vey 809 Wise, Walter, Chili Fish r 516 Wise & Cooper Co. v. comnr. of internal rev... 259 Wisecup, C. B., celery leaf tier in Florida 210 Wistaria, lighthouse tender: specifications 1064 Witbeck, A. T., Jack Hardeman vs 1151 Withers, John W., institutions of higher learn- ing, Arkansas 30 Withycombe Post, .American Legion, relief 958 Witnesses: competency of husband and wife 842 criminal cases, authorize State compacts... 590 Panama Canal officials to siunmon... 586, 1109 Witte, Edwin E., revenues derived under State labor laws... 44 Wittnauer, A., Co., Inc., watches 994 Page Wives, competency to testify for, etc., husbands, 842 Wohl, Alfred, Gibbs & Courtney r 945 Wola Road, see Uola Road. Woldenberg, S. C, arthritis of spine €^5 Wolf, -Adolph G., temporary judge, Porto Rico. 188 Wolf, Frederick A., gray mold of tobacco.. 135, 214 Wolf Manufacturing Industries, case 330 Wolf Point, Mont., school building 840,986 Wolf River, report on navigation, etc U61 Wolf Rim Coal Co., transferree, v. U. S 639 Wolfe, Alfred S., v. United States 867 Wolfe, Harry, relief 956 Wolverine Fruit & Produce Exchange, grapes. 882 Wolverton, Charles A. (Representative from N.J.): reports made by — Military Affairs Com.. 483-485, 967, 1088-89 Woman, see Women. Woman suffrage, documents and debates rel. to. 315 Women: at summer schools, industrial experience... 332 education, good references 506 employment in sewing trades of Conn 894 employment in slaughtering and packing.. 641 equal rights, hearing 1087 in industry, papers for study groups 261 industrial legislation in Oregon 332 jury service in Hawaii, hearings 724 labor conditions in Japan 412, 413 labor legislation in 3 States 769 naturalization, certain born in Hawaii. 839, 1107 office workers in Philadelphia 1020 place in industry in 10 Southern States 45 publications for sale by supt. of docs 315 wage-earning women and industrial condi- tions of 1930 894 see also Mothers — Woman suffrage. Women's apparel, see Clothing. Women's Bureau 45. 261, 332, 413, 524, 641, 769. 894. 1020, 1140 made work for white-collar unemployed. 535, 782 report, 1931 413 what it is, does, and publishes 524 see also Anderson, IMary. Women's clubs, school health program 160 Wonder Bakeries Co., Inc., v. United States. 312, 767 Wood, Donald H., wing-naceUe-propeller 896 Wood, Ethehm G., to enroll 1085, 1108 Wood, H. P., mites and lice on poultry... 289, 1053 Wood, Henry S., relief. 707 Wood, John S. (Representative from Ga.): reports made by- Post Office and Post Roads Com.. 719-720 Wood, Lorin F., gastric ulcer in luetic patient. 1158 Wood, Pierce D., action of paris green on larvae of Culex 1157 Wood, Robert W. A., v. United States 893 Wood, Stella M., to enroll 1085, 1108 Wood, William C. v. United States... 1121 Wood, Willis D., exr., court case. 174 Wood: distOlation, census of manufacture 820 foundry patterns, color system for 827 nonutilized wood in Maryland, survey 295 rates on.... 170,885 strength, effect of extractives 4, 74 strength-moisture relations 811 tests, publications for sale 315 wood-liquid relations 8 see also Lumber. Wood-alcohol: heat of combustion of methyl alcohol. . 467, 827 rates on methanol 169 thermal properties of methyl alcohol 24 see also Alcohol (denatured). Wood Distillers Corporation, methanol 169 Wood fibers, see Wood-pulp. Wood-lots, see Forests and forestry. Wood preservation: census of manufactures, wood preserving.. 220 farm timbers. 212 standard stock catalogue, preservatives 59, 60, 125, 194 Wood-pulp: census reports 460,562 imports, effect of depreciated currency 1152 mill, pollution effects on oysters 375 1366 Index, 1931-1932 Wood-pulp— Continued. Page jiurirted flbers for pai^er making 306,568 rates on - 41, 103, 250, 323, 513, 759, 1011 \Vii()'l--iee Wood-pulp. WoodniiT, Hoy O. ( Representative from Mich.): rejKirts made by- Naval Affairs Com •. 846 Woodrum, Clifton A. (Representative from Va.): reports made by— .appropriations Com 699 Conference (Jom 1072 Woods, Raymond 1)., relief - 477 Wo<)lication of typhus fever virus 915 typhus transmission by crushed fleas 546 typhus transmission by rat flea 914 vaccine from lleas infected with typhus... 1157 Workmen's com|)ensation, see Employers' liability and workmen's compensa- tion. Workmen's insurance and compensation series. 44, 1019 Workmen's insurance publications 315 Works, George A., public higher educ. in Oreg. 30 World: automobile production, 1931 1002 how the world talks 998 motor cycles In u.se increased 5 % 19 motor-vehicle census, Jan. 1, 1931 19 nautical charts, catalogue 627 time zone diart 113 l'nlteoan War, 1914-18. World War adjusted comjenf at ion act: Page additional funds, Veterans' Admin., 1932— estimates 434 hearing 381 law 381 report 381 loans on adjusted-service certificates 732, 1095,1106 original act and amendments 25,915 payment of adjusieii-service certificates- calendar of hearings 850 immediate payment of face value 974, 975, 1106 World War, Disabled -American Veterans of, see Disabled American Veterans of World War. World War emergency officers' retired list, see Emergency ofTicers' retired list. World War veterans, see Veterans, and refer- ences. World War veterans' act, see Veterans' .■Vdmin- istration. World War veterans' legislation, see Veterans' Administration — also special sub- ject. World War Veterans' Legislation Committee, House: hearings 490,72.5,8.50 reports 598,850.978 World War Veterans' Legislation Committee, Senate: creating, hearings 865 World's Fair, see Century of Progress Exposi- tion, 1933. Worm, Fritz, v. comnr. of internal revenue 639 Worms, nee names of worms. Worsham, Ludson D., relief 837 Worsted goods, census of manufactures 821 Worthlngton, John, relief- 707 Worthley, L. H., P'uropean corn borer 364 Wound-periderm formation in sweetpotato, etc... 135,136.214 Wounded, amelioration of condition, conven- tion 909 Wounds: dental restoration in maxillary wounds 794 residuals of gunshot wound of thigh 665 Wourdack, Hugo, r. Louis J. Becker 328,891 Wrangell Harbor, preliminary examination, etc - 668 Wrappers: rates on fruit wrappers 882 rates on waxed-paper wrappers 884 Wrapping paper, rates on 250,885 Wray, Goodwin & Keyt, Inc., apples 98 Wrecks, see Railroad accidents. Wrigglesworth, Jessie: dairy and poultry statistics 360 statistics of cattle, hogs, etc 207 Wright, Benjamin, relief -- 969 Wright, David A., Ct. of Cls. to hear case 725 Wright, Edith .\., research studies in education, 1929-30 234 Wright, Frederick L., neurosyphilis 434 Wright, George M., r. comnr. of internal rev. . 176 Wright, R. B., vibrations of Quartz plates.. 153, 307 Wright, R. C: deterioration of Christmas holly 366 elTect of temi>eratures on tomatoes 453 Wright, Sewall, livestock breeding 5 Wright, Thomas Q.. relief of heirs 490 Wright, Viola, relief 477,1103 Wright, Willard H.: gastrointestinal parasites of sheep 447,.'555 n-butylidene chloride 135.208 Wright & Kremers. Inc., r. United States 748 Wrigley, William, jr., Co.. r. United States.... 639 Wringers, census of manufactures... 460 Wrought pilie. see l'i|)e. Wrought Washer Manufacturing Co., iron 38 Wulf, Oliver R., or.one by siwclrobolometric measurements 342 Wyandotte Channel, see Detroit River. Wyandotte Terminal R. R.. excess income 166 Wyant, .\dam M. (Representative from Pa.): reports made by — Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com 481,585.714 July-June 1367 Page Wyman, Lenthall, naval stores practice 1054 Wyman, Theodore, jr., Kansas City, Mo., dis- trict 797 Wynne, Walter R., tuberculosis 435 Wynns, H. L., food poisoning at Oakland, Calif - 61, 351 Wyoming: census, 1930 — agriculture. 148, 1060 drainage 299 irrigation 148 occupations.. 148 population 17,821 retail distribution 83 wholesale distribution 940 coal withdrawal, orders of modification. 188, 270 Columbia River waters, compact 986 Federal aid highway system progress map. 558 fossil hunting 906 land offices, establishing additional 740 lands withdrawn — for resurvey 118 for target range. 55 in aid of legislation 118 pending resurvey, revocation.. 118, 340, 653 leasing of school lands 741 map . 998 Dostsil scrvicG^"" mail routes, schedules. 269, 422, 650, 903, 1148 post route map 651 power-site restorations 188, 340, 653 public water reserve no. 143 117 Snake River waters, etc., compact 965,986 vs. Colorado.-. 1151 Yellowstone River waters, compact 589, 988, 1071 Wyoming Grocery Co., apples.. 166 Wyoming University, paraffin, etc., problems. 824 X X-rays: brain tumors, roentgenology in diagnosis.. 664 diagnosis in intravenous pyelography 198 findings in gastro-intestinal tract 128 intraoral radiographic technique 128 ionization chambers, corrections 694 mutations induced in plants 293 practical applications, survey 643 present status of radiation therapy 771 standards, international comparison 467, 694, 695, 1068 tuberculosis, roentgenogram (2 entries) 526 tuberculosis, roentgenological diagnosis... 435 uroselectan in roentgenography. 127 see also Cathode rays. Xanthium, poisonous plants 807 Xanthophyll, absorption spectra 24,87 Xenon, hyperfine structures in 1st spectra. 153, 306 Xenophora from Florida, new marine shell 426 Xenopsylla cheopis, see Fleas. Y Yachts, exemption from dues by U. S. and Sweden 121 Yahuskin band of Snake Indians, see Shoshoni Indians. Yakima irrigation project: Kennewick Highlands unit, provision... 1154 specifications 33, 95, 754. 1001 Yakima Reservation: apportionment of waters of Ahtanum Creek — hearing 984 report 839 trust pe'iod extended . 340 Yakutat & Southern Ry., grant of lands 971 Yale quadrangle, Okla 1000 Yale University: Law School- business failures, etc., in New Jersey 375 Yamhill River, examination and survey 497 Yancey, H. F., friability, etc., of coals 691 Yangtze River, chart 419 Yankee Export and Trading Co. v. U. S. 176 Yankton Indians, include names in roll 1085 Yant, W. P., blood chemistry changes 546 Yap Island, chart 265 Page Yard, Robert S.: glimpses of our national parks 95 national parks portfolio ,. 95 Yards and Docks Bureau 183, 419, 114^ report, 1931 419,1021 Yarn: customs appeal 155 Government supplies 662 manufacturing, wages and hours of labor.. 641 rayon, relation of twist to properties... 227,308 Yavapai Station helps to enjoy Grand Canyon. 162 Yaw and pitch, effect on airplane propellers 46 Yaws and syphilis, controversies on... 262, 526 Yazoo & Mississippi Valley R. R.: abandonment 401 Jesse n. Denton t'« 539 Yeager, C. Frankhn, wages in Greece, 1931 768 Yeaman, M. H., Ifuntington's chorea in de- mentia 128 Year as time unit in drought statistics 12 Year in agriculture 928 Yearbook separates, see subjects. Yearbooks: Agriculture Department, 1932 928 commerce yearbook, 1931 150,563 standards yearbook, 1932 948 Yeast: census of manufactures 937 characteristics in fermenting honey 135, 205 Federal standard stock catalogue 60 specifications and proposals 1040 supplement to corn, etc., rations 805,928 Yeatman, Fanny W., cooking cured pork 74 Yellow Creek, flood control, etc., report 801 Yellow fever: control in Liberia 196 present day problems 279 recognize services of Roger P. Ames 737,966 research, use of white mouse 279 temperature influence on virus 352 Yellow-fever mosquito, see Mosquitoes. Yellow pine, see Pine. Yellow Pine Co. of Florida, Inc., lumber 757 Yellowstone National Park, circular 1127 Yellowstone River compact 589,986, 1071 Yen, Tisheng, instruction at West Point 1111 Yeomen, tests and examination questions 47 Yerkes, Guy E., trees and shrubs 814 YG16, all-welded garbage lighter... 643 Yim Kim Lau». United States 1018 Yohe, H. S., farmer and U. S. warehouse act.. 806 Yon, Thomas A. (Representative from Fla.): reports made bv — Public Lands Com 487,721-722, 1092 Rivers and Harbors Com 597 York, O. R., relief 602,707 York County, Nebr., soil survey 288 York River, chart 149 Yorktown, Va.: anniversary of surrender of Cornwallis — address of President Hoover 269 postage stamp commemorative 185 proclamation for commemoration 188 campaign and siege, 1781— journal of Qaspard de Gallatin 229 story 229 Virginia campaign, blockade, etc 230 see also Colonial National Monument. Yorktown Sesquicentennial Commission, Co- lonial National Monument, map... 238 Yosemite Limiber Co., relief 477 Yosemite National Park, circular 1001 Yothers, M. A.: codling moth in Rogue River Valley 72 control of San Jose scale 138 insecticides for codling-moth control 677 You can make it for profit 216 Young, Alfred W., low-drag cowling 896 Young, Charles H., vs. United States 1121 Young, Clarence G., relief 495,582. 1069 Young, Floyd D., desert winds in southern Cali- fornia 455 Young, G. R.: reports on — rivers, etc., in Norfolk, Va., district 799 waterway, Norfolk to Beaufort Inlet ... 723 Young, J. D., case of exrs 330 Young, Mary C, v. comnr. of internal revenue.. 411 1368 Index, 1931-1932 Page Youar, "RnbPrt A., chayote finds wider market. 291 S'oii:.. I' .hints on bobcat trapping... 6 Yon: . 1 Jiriquets in 1930 20 Voii!. relief 719 Younj:. \> iiDiiiu A., receiver, r. United States.. 43, ^ 820 Young [)eople, protective case work 1019 Youngblood, Mao' 0.,admi., Southern Ry. pi. lOM Youuicniiin, W. H., fruits and vegetables 286 Youngs, K. O.: soil surveys— (fila Bend area, Arir 137 Paradise-Verde area. Aril 71 Youngs Bayand River, examination, etc 801 Youngstown A- Northern K. K., excess income.. 629 Youngstown 4 Sul)urb!Ui Hy., operation 402 Youngstown She<"t & Tui>e Co., pipe 324 Youth ofthc frontier, a play 745 Youths' clothinK, see Clothing. Yuasa Wan, chart 528 Yucatan, chart 776 Yucatan Channel, chart 776 Yugoslavia, industrial machinery market 223 Yunnan Province, collection of birds from 536 Z Z. & F. Assets Realisation Corporation 156,260 Zafarin Islands, chart 528 Zagata, Louis, relief 707 Zalin, Charles A., Co.. v. United States 867 Zahn, Charles J., r. United States 867 Zaller, .Morton S., attorney, fee 346 Zambales Province, Luzon, lands withdrawn.. 118 Zappone, A., relief 831 Zarerabo Island, chart 84 Zaumeyer, W. J., bacterial diseases of bean... 928, 1055 Zavalla quadrangle, Tex 397 Zeba, Mich., transfer of Indian-school site 713, 860, 1071 Zeelandia, steamship: owner r. United States 390 Zeila Roadstead, chart 417 ZeliiT, Clarke C, new species of cestode 1150 Zeller, Enza A., relief 582, 1103 Zelnicker Car Works, rails 632 Zenith Heal Estate Trust, case -.- 176 Zeolite region of New Jersey, crystal cavities... 872 Ziegler, Carl A., architecture of Brazil 51 Ziegler, Edwin E., sodium dehydrocholate, etc 127,664,665 Page Zimmerman, Harvey, J.: cotton production, crop of 1930 14 cotton production, etc., 1930-31 371 Zimmerman, Herbert L., patent appeal 377 Zimmerman, P. L., Co., millet 101 Zimmerman, Sarah K., seed caterpillar on clover 72,135 Zimmermann, Rosa von, case of heirs, etc 312, 787,893,1151 Zinc: and its alloys 468 census of manufactures 820 In— Arizona 151 Central States.. 377 Colorado 224 Eastern States 224 Idaho and Washington 1064 Montana. 20,564 Nevada 20,944 New Mexico and Texas 85 Utah 1064 pigs, etc., standard stock catalogue 58 production in 1929 20 production in 1930 303,944 rates on zinc 515, 759 rates on zinc-alloy 41 Zinc oxide: Federal standard stock catalogue 60, 349 in cobalt and manganese determinations.. 306, 468 Zion National Park, circular 1001 Ziskin, Thomas, factors in early hypertension. 1158 Zolesky, Roland, relief 477 Zondek-.\schheim test 526,771 Zones, see Parking zones — aUo Time. Zoning: ordinances, preparation 228 publications of Standards Bureau 228. 30C Zonmg .\dvisory Committee, see .Advisory Committee on City Planning and Zoning. Zoological Park, see National Zoological Park. Zukor, Adolph, Federal Trade Comn. p 159, 393,749 Zuiii Indians: ceremonialism, introduction 1149 katcinas 1149 origin myths 1149 ritual poetry 1149 Zur-Linden, W., discussion of digitalis 1142 Zygadenus as poisonous plant 807 o Monthly Catalogue United States Public Documents (WITH PRICES) No. 450 June, 1932 ISSUED BY THE SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS WASHINGTON : 1932 For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C. - - Price 10 cents per copy Subscription price, 75 cents per year Abbreviations Amendment, amendments amdt., amdts. Apiiendix app. ConRTPSs Cong. Depiirtment Dept. l)ocuiiieni doc. Facsimile, facsimiles facsim. Federal Trade Commission F. T. C. Folio f nous<' n. llousn bill. H. R. House concurrent resolution 11. Con. Re.s. House document H. doc. House executive document H. ex. doc. Hou.so joint resolution H. J. Res. House report -- H. rp. Hon.'* re.solution (simple) H. Res. Illustration, illustrations il. Inch, inches - in. Interstate Commerce Commission I. 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