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United States GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS Monthly Catalog ISSUED by the Superintendent of Documents United States GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS Monthly Catalog ISSUED BY THE Superintendent of Documents NO. 550 OCTOBER I94O UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE WASHINGTON : I94O FOR SALE BY THE SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS WASHINGTON, D. C., PRICE 15 CENTS PER COPY SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $1.50 PER YEAR FOREIGN SUBSCRIPTION, $2.10 PER YEAR Contents Page Abbreviations, Explanation_____ iv Alphabetical List of Government Authors____________________ v General Information___________ 1425 Notes of General Interest_______ 1427 Monthly Catalog______________ 1429 in Abbreviations Amendment, amendments...............amdt., amdts. Page, pages_________________________ P- Appendix_____________________________ app- Part, parts_________________________ Pt-, pts. Article, articles_________________ art. Plate, plates_________________________ Pi- Chapter, chapters______________ ....chap. Portrait, portraits_______________________ P°r> Congress....... ........ Cong. Quarto_________________________________ 4* Department__________________________ Dept. Report___________________ rP- Document______________ doc. Saint__________________________________ St. Facsimile, facsimiles..___ ______________ facsim. Section, sections_________________________ sec- Federal Trade Commission....----- --------F. T. C. Senate, Senate bill_________________________8. Folio............. ........ f° Senate concurrent resolution________ S. Con. Res. House_________________________________ H. Senate document______________________8. doc. House bill_____________ ____ _________ H. R. Senate executive document___________ S. ex. doc. House concurrent resolution________H. Con. Res. Senate joint resolution_______________ S. J. Res. House document____________ ________ H. doc. Senate report__________________ ____ —s- rP- House executive document__________ H. ex. doc. Senate resolution (simple)-------------------- S. Res. House joint resolution_______________H. J. Res. Session, sessions_________________ ___ ....sess. House report_________________________ H. rp. Sixteenmo______________________________ 18* House resolution (simple)______________ H. Res. Statutes at large_____________________Stat. L. Illustration, illustrations___________________ fl. Supplement, supplements...----------- supp., supps. Inch, inches_____________________________in. Table, tables___________________________ t8b» Latitude_________________________ ..lat. Tax Appeals Board__________________ B. T. A. Longitude____________________________ long. Thirty-twomo___________________________ 82* Mile, miles_______________ -..............-......... -m. Treasury____________________________ Treas. National Labor Relations Board--------N. L. R. B. Twelvemo_____________________ 12* Nautical mile______________________ naut. m. 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The date, including day, month, and year, given with Senate and House documents and reports are the dates on which they were ordered to be printed. Usually the printing promptly follows the ordering, but various causes sometimes make delays. The word “processed” as used in this catalog indicates publications which are reproduced by duplicating processes other than ordinary printing, e. g., mimeo- graph, multigraph, pianograph, rotaprint, multilith. Processed publications are not obtainable from the Superintendent of Documents and requests for them, if they are available, should be addressed to the issuing office. Under provisions of the Printing Act of January 12, 1895, all Government publi- cations are entered in the Monthly Catalog. However, press releases and admin- istrative, regional, and confidential publications are omitted. The L. C. card number appended to some of the entries is for those libraries ordering printed cards from the Library of Congress. 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IV Alphabetical List of Government Authors Page Accounts Bureau----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1546 Adjutant General’s Department---------------------------------------------------- 15$0 Advisory Commission to Council of National Defense---------------------- 1474 Aeronautics Bureau-------------------------------------------- ■----------------------- Agricultural Adjustment Administration----------------------------------------- 1430 Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau------------------------------ 1430 Agricultural Economics Bureau----------------------------------------------------- 1430 Agricultural Marketing Service----------------------------------------------------- 1432 Agriculture and Forestry Committee, Senate----------------------------------- Agriculture Committee, House------------------------------------------------------ 1462 Agriculture Department-------------------------------------------------------------- Air Corps_____________________________________________________ 1550 Alaskan International Highway Commission----------------------------------- Animal Industry Bureau------------------------------------------------------------- Appropriations Committee, House------------------------------------------------- Appropriations Committee, Senate------------------------------------------------ Banking and Currency Committee, House-------------------------------------- 1463 Banking and Currency Committee, Senate-------------------------------------- 1469 Bibliography Division__________________________________________ 1513 Bituminous Coal Division------------------------------------------------------------ 1486 Bonneville Power Administration-------------------------------------------------- 1486 Budget Bureau________________________________________________ 1534 Catalog Division_______________________________________________ 1513 Census Bureau________________________________________________ Central Housing Committee--------------------------------------------------------- 1441 Children’s Bureau______________________________________________ 1510 Civil Aeronautics Administration-------------------------------------------------- 1445 Civil Aeronautics Authority--------------------------------------------------------- 1445 Civil Service Commission_______________________________________ Civil Service Committee, House---------------------------------------------------- 1463 Claims Committee, House----------------------------------------------------------- 1463 Claims Committee, Senate----------------------------------------------------------- 1469 Coast and Geodetic Survey______________________________________ 1445 Coast Guard__________________________________________________ 1545 Commerce Committee, Senate------------------------------------------------------ 1470 Commerce Department_________________________________________ Commodity Credit Corporation__________________________________ 1434 Commodity Exchange Administration-------------------------------------------- 1434 Comptroller of Currency________________________________________ 1546 Conference Committees_________________________________________ 1461 Congress______________________________________________________ 1454 Construction and Repair Bureau--------------------------------------------------- 1524 Consumers’ Counsel Division, Agriculture Department--------------------- 1430 Copyright Office------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1513 Council of National Defense_____________________________________ 14/4 v VI Gove rnme nt Pub li ca ti on s Page Court of Claims_______________________________________________ 1474 Court of Customs and Patent Appeals____________________________ 1476 Dairy Industry Bureau_________________________________________ 1434 District of Columbia___ _________________________________________ 1476 District of Columbia Committee, House___________________________ 1464 District of Columbia Committee, Senate__________________________ 1470 Documents Division____________________________________________ 1514 Documents Office______________________________________________ 1485 Education and Labor Committee, Senate__________________________ 1470 Education Office_______________________________________________ 1480 Employees’ Compensation Commission____________________________ 1476 Employment Security Bureau____________________________________ 1482 Engineer Department___________________________________________ 1550 Engineering Bureau____________________________________________ 1524 Entomology and Plant Quarantine Bureau_________________________ 1434 Executive Papers, Joint Committee on Disposition of________________
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