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FEDERAL REGISTER

VO LUM E I 'S * , 1934 ^ NU M BER 165 ^^AîITEO^

Washington, Saturday, , 1936

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. cation publication was not required, such applicant, prior to General Land Office. the inclusion of such lands in a lease, will be required to fur­ nish evidence to the effect that the applicant who paid the [Circular No. 1412] expense of publication has been reimbursed for such cost or part thereof. I nstructions R e la t iv e t o t h e I s s u a n c e o f O n e Y ear Te a se r The following form of notice will be used when ordering U nd e r S e c t io n 15 o f t h e T a y l o r G r a z in g A ct publication: O ctober 22, 1936. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office______Registers, U. S. Land Offices. Notice is hereby given that ______of (applicant) S ir s : With a view to expediting the issuance of grazing leases under section 15 of the Taylor Grazing Act approved ______r ______, has filed application______(post office address) (serial No.) June 28,1934 (48 Stat. 1269), as amended by the Act of June under the Taylor Grazing Act to lease______26, 1936 (Public, No. 827) \ you will, until further instructed, (description of take action on applications for such leases as herein directed. In order that the procedure followed in each district land land applied for) office may be as uniform as possible, the following instruc­ Said lands are offered for lease upon such terms and conditions as tions are issued: may be prescribed. Any and all persons desiring to lease all or any part thereof for grazing purposes under authority of said act, must Copies of all pending applications in this office, embracing file notice of their claims, or proper grazing lease applications, in lands in your district and outside of established or proposed this office within 90 days from date of the first publication of this grazing districts, are being forwarded to you under separate notice. cover together with copies of reports that have been received R egister. from the Special Agents in Charge. Date of first publication:______You will immediately take up these and all other such cases In directing publication you will be guided by the instruc­ for action in the order of their filing, in so far as practicable, tions contained in paragraph 15 of Gircular 1401, except that and obtain the status of the lands involved as shown by the you will direct publication in all cases whether they are pend­ records of your office, noting all conflicting lease applications ing in this office or not. and other conflicts. When such status is obtained, you will To assist you in adjudicating applications there will be de­ not consider the applications as to any lands not properly tailed to your office by the Division of Investigations a spe­ subject to lease, thereby eliminating from consideration all cial agent or agents familiar with the land within your land but the vacant, unreserved, and unappropriated public lands. district who will act in an advisory capacity to you especially However, when it is found that any application for lease con­ regarding the carrying capacity of the land involved and as flicts with an application under any other section of the to any division of .lands to be made between conflicting appli­ Taylor Glaring Act as amended, regardless of the date of cations based upon information obtained by them through filing of such other application, or when it is found that the previous investigations in the vicinity. This procedure will, application for lease embraces withdrawn or reserved lands, #for the time being, eliminate the submission of formal reports the lease application will be suspended as to such tract or by the Division of Investigations as heretofore required under tracts until such a time as a determination can be made by former instructions (Circular 14012). this office regarding the respective rights of the parties As to applications for lease embracing a tract or tracts in interested. excess of 760 acres which are properly subject to lease, you If it is found that any application embraces isolated or dis­ will in each case make a determination as to the lands which, connected tracts of 760 acres or less you will, at the earliest in your opinion, the applicant is entitled to lease. In making date possible, direct publication in the manner hereinafter this determination you will take into consideration all in­ prescribed. When an application embraces tracts in excess of formation contained in your records, together with such other 760 acres no publication will be required, and where it is found information as the special agent is able to furnish. This that an application includes tracts of 760 acres or less and course of action will also be followed on applications which in­ also tracts in excess of 760 acres, you will direct publication clude both tracts of 760 acres or less and tracts in excess of only as to the tracts of 760 acres or less. Care should be 760 acres except that you will not withhold the issuance of exercised in ordering publications in order that the same leases on such applications as to the tracts in excess of 760 tract is not included in more than one publication. The acres, pending the expiration of the 90-day preference period expense of such publication will be paid for by the applicants. allowed in the published notices. Publication will be required on the senior application as to In determining the rental to be charged, you will use as a tracts of 760 acres or less. However, if a lease for all or any basis the chart to be furnished you by this office, which is part of the tracts is awarded to an applicant on whose appli- self-explanatory. It indicates the theoretical number of acres *49 Stat. 1976. *1 P. R. 1158. 1971 1972 FEDERAL REGISTER, O ctober 31, 1936

lands applied for but not included in the proposed lease will, in due course, be adjudicated by the General Land Office and such lands included in a supplemental lease to him if war­ ranted. If, within the time allowed, the applicant returns the lease F E D E B A L® REGISTER forms properly executed, together with the amount due as rental, you will date and sign the four copies and make ap­ ' V , 1934 * Sauted ^ propriate notations on your records. You will then forward one copy of the lease to the applicant, retain one copy for Published by the Division of the Federal R egister, The National your files, and forward the original and one signed copy to Archives, pursuant to the authority contained in the Federal this office, together with copies of all correspondence had in Register Act, approved July 26, 1935 (49 Stat. L. 500), under reg­ ulations prescribed by the Administrative Committee, with the connection with the issuance of the lease. approval of the President. If and when an appeal is filed from your award of the The Administrative Committee consists of the Archivist or Acting lease, you will immediately forward the same, together with Archivist, an officer of the Department of Justice designated by the copies of ycfur correspondence to this office, and any decision Attorney General, and the Public Printer or Acting Public Printer. rendered by this office will be subject to the right of appeal The daily issue of the F ederal R egister will be furnished by mail to the Secretary of the Interior. to subscribers, free of postage, for $1 per month or $10 per year; Upon expiration of the 90-day period allowed in the pub­ single copies 5 cents; payable in advance. Remit by money order lished notices, relative to tracts of 760 acres or less, you will payable to Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. consider all protests, objections, and other lease applications for any or all the lands involved that may have been received 4 Correspondence concerning the publication of the Federal R egister should be addressed to the Director, Division of the in your office and proceed to make such determination as to F ederal R egister, The National Archives, Washington, D. C. the award of the lands as outlined above. These regulations are not to be considered as a revocation of Circular 1401, as amended by Circular 1411, but are to be considered a temporary modification thereof in so fax as said TABLE OF CONTENTS circular is inconsistent herewith. Very respectfully, Department of Agriculture: Agricultural Adjustment Administration: A n t o in e t t e P u n k , Agricultural conservation program, 1936: Page Acting Commissioner. Northeast region, Bulletin No. 4, Revised, I concur: Pennsylvania.:------1972 Bureau of Biological Survey: J u l ia n T erk ett, Order permitting and regulating hunting of certain Acting Director, Division of Grazing. game birds within Tule Lake Wildlife Refuge, Calif ______1973 I concur: Department of the Interior: B . B . S m it h , General Land Office: Acting Director of Investigations. Instructions relative to Issuance of one year leases under Taylor Grazing Act------1971 Approved, Oct. 22, 1936. Interstate Commerce Commission: Notice of hearing, application to operate as common T . A . W a lt e r s, carrier: First Assistant Secretary. Pickwick Sleeper-Coach Lines, Inc------1973 Securities and Exchange Commission: [F .R . Doc. 3172— Filed, ,1936; 9:39 a.m .] Notice of hearings, etc., in matter of: Monarch Mills______— 1974 Utilities Power and Light Carp., Ltd— 1— ------— 1974 Order denying unlisted trading privileges: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Masonic Temple (Grand Lodge of the State of Louisiana)______.______— ------:------1975 Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Permanent suspension order, offering sheet by: Kitsos, Dion A______- — ------1975 NER—B-4, Revised; Pennsylvania Issued , 1936 Suspension order, etc., offering sheet by: King, Virgil O., Inc__------1975 1936 A gricultural C onservation P rogram —N o r th e a st R e g io n BULLETIN NO. 4, REVISED----PENNSYLVANIA County Average Rates of Soil-Conserving Payments in Con­ nection With the General Soil-Depleting Base per cow month required under normal conditions. (You may also take into consideration the number of livestock the ap­ Pursuant to the authority vested in the Secretary of Agri­ plicant or applicants state in their applications they desire to culture under section 8 of the Soil Conservation and Domestic graze upon the lands.) Based upon the seasonal use of the Allotment Act, Northeast Region, Bulletin No. 4, for the State range in any particular area and a nominal charge of 5 cents of Pennsylvania, as amended , 1936,1 is hereby per head per month or fraction thereof per each head of amended to read as follows: cattle or horses and 1 cent per month or fraction thereof County Average Rates of Soil-Conserving Payments for Production for each sheep or goat, the rental charge for the area awarded of Soil-Conserving Crops on Acreage Diverted from the General. Soil- Depleting Base. in the lease will be arrived at. In accordance with the provisions erf section 2 (a), part II, of When such determination is made as to the lands to be Northeast Region, Bulletin No. 1, Revised, and subject to the provi­ awarded and the rental to be charged, you will prepare and sions of said bulletin and all other bulletins heretofore or hereafter forward to the applicant by registered mail a proposed lease, issued, for the respective counties o f the State of Pennsylvania, the county average rates of payment per acre to be used in determining in quadruplicate, on forms to be furnished you, advising him payment for the diversion of crops from the general soil-depleting that he will be allowed 10 days from receipt thereof within base to the production of soil-conserving crops in 1936 shall be which to execute the proposed lease and return the same to as shown hereunder. v you accompanied with the amount due as rental as set forth County—Rate of payment per acre therein. Adams, $11.90; Allegheny, $11.60; Armstrong, $10.80; Beaver, In the event the applicant is not awarded all the lands $10.90; Bedford, $10.80; Berks, $12.90; Blair, $11.30; Bradford, $11.10; applied for, your letter to him should set forth fully all rea­ Bucks, $13.70; Butler, $11.30; Cambria, $1110; Cameron, $10.40; Car­ bon, $11.60; Centre, $11.50; Chester, $16.40; Clarion, $11.10; Clear­ sons why the proposed lease does not embrace all the lands field, $11.10; Clinton, $11.80; Columbia, $12.00; Crawford, $11.60; and that your action is subject to the right of appeal to the Cumberland, $12.50; Dauphin, $12A0; Delaware, $16.00; Elk, $10.80; Commissioner of the General Land Office, advising him, how­ ever, whether or not an appeal is filed, his rights as to any 11 F. R. 1929. FEDERAL REGISTER, October 31, 1936 1973

Erie, $11.80; Payette, $9.70; Forest, $10.50; Franklin, $12.00; Fulton, Northwesterly through sec. 34 to a point approximately 600 $9.70; Green, $11.30; Huntingdon, $9.90; Indiana, $11.20; Jefferson, feet north of the one-quarter comer of secs. 33 and 34; $11.20; Juniata, $11.20; Lackawanna, $10.30; Lancaster, $17.70; Westerly through secs. 33 and 32 to a point approximately 500 Lawrence, $11.60; Lebanon, $14.30; Lebigh, $13.10; Luzerne, $11.70; feet north of the center one-quarter comer of sec. 32; Lycoming, $12.20; McKean, $10.00; Mercer, $11.40; Mifflin, $11.90; Northerly through secs. 32, 29, 20, and 17 to a point near the Monroe, $10.80; Montgomery, $14.80; Montour, $11.90; Northampton, one-quarter comer of secs. 8 and 17; $13.40; Northumberland, $12.00; Perry, $10.80; Philadelphia, $14.80; Easterly in the south edge of sec. 8 to a point near the comer Pike, $10.50; Potter, $10.30; Schuylkill, $12.10; Snyder, $11.40; Somer­ common to secs. 8, 9, 16, and 17; set, $11.90; Sullivan, $11.00; Susquehanna, $11.70; Tioga, $10.50; Northerly in the east edge of secs. 8 and 5 to a point on the Union, $12.60; Venango, $11.20; Warren, $11.20; Washington, $12.10; south boundary of lot 1, sec. 5; Wayne, $11.70; Westmoreland, $10.70; Wyoming, $11.00; York, $14.80. Thence easterly to place of beginning. In testimony whereof, W. R. Gregg, Acting Secretary of 2. Entry Upon Refuge— Firearm s.— No person may enter the ref­ Agriculture, has hereunto set his hand and caused the official uge for the purpose of hunting in accordance with this Order except under permit from the officer in charge thereof, and the seal of the Department of Agriculture to be affixed in the having or carrying of firearms on the refuge without permit from City of Washington, District of Columbia, this 29th day of the officer in charge, except on highways, thoroughfares, and shoot­ October, 1936. ing area, or routes of travel to and from such area designated by such officer, or when appropriate to the object for which any [ s e a l ] W . R . G regg, special permit may have been issued, will not be permitted. Per­ Acting Secretary of Agriculture. sons entering or crossing the refuge for the purpose of hunting as permitted by this Order, shall use such established routes of [F. R. Doc. 3175— Filed, October 30,1936; 12:05 p. m.] travel and shall not otherwise enter upon the refuge. The carry­ ing or being in possession of rifled firearms or the use of single ball or slug load shotgun shells on the refuge is prohibited. 3. Registration of Hunters.—Each person to whom has been is­ Bureau of Biological Survey. sued a permit to hunt on the refuge shall register his name and address at an established checking station with the officer in O rder charge, or his deputy, and shall produce for inspection his State hunting license, and if hunting migratory waterfowl, a properly PERMITTING AND REGULATING HUNTING OP CERTAIN ftATMTS BIRDS validated Federal Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp. Before leaving the refuge, each such person shall report to the officer in charge, WITHIN THET TULE LAKE WILDLIFE REFUGE, or his deputy, at the checking station through which he entered, By virtue of authority conferred upon the Secretary of the species and number of each species of migratory waterfowl and the number of coots and Chinese pheasants taken by him Agriculture by section 84 of the Act of March 4, 1909 (35 each day during the time spent on such shooting area, and when­ Stat. 1088) as amended by the Act of April 15, 1924 (43 ever requested by any officer shall exhibit all such birds in his Stat. 98) and by section 10 of the Act of February 18, 1929 possession for inspection. 4. Disorderly Conduct, Intoxication.—No person who is visibly (45 Stat. 1222), and in extension of regulation 8 of the gen­ Intoxicated will be permitted to enter upon the refuge for the eral regulations of the Secretary of Agriculture of May 7, purpose of hunting, and any person who indulges in any disorderly 1930, governing the administration of Federal wildlife ref­ conduct on the refuge will be removed therefrom by the officer in uges, made and prescribed pursuant to said authority, I t is charge and dealt with as prescribed by law. 5. Hunting Dogs, Horses.— Each person hunting on the public ordered, That migratory waterfowl (except those species for shooting ground will be permitted to take his hunting dogs, not to which no open season is prescribed by the Migratory Bird exceed two in number, upon such area for the purpose of retriev­ Treaty Act Regulations), coots, and Chinese pheasants, m ay ing dead or wounded birds, but such dogs shall not be permitted to run at large on the public shooting ground or elsewhere on be taken within the Tule Lake Wildlife Refuge, California the refuge. Hunting from horseback will not be permitted an>1 no (except within the area thereof hereinafter described, n.nd mounted hunter will be allowed to enter the public shooting hereby designated “closed area”, as shown on the diagram ground. 6. Defacement or Destruction of Public Property.— The destruc­ hereto attached and made a part of this Order1), when, in tion, injury, defacement, removal, or disturbance in any manner manner, by means and to the extent not prohibited either of any public building, notice, sign, signboard, equipment, fence, by Federal or State law or regulation, and under the fol­ dike, dike embankment, dam, bridge, or other structure, or of any lowing special provisions, conditions, restrictions, and other public property of any kind or nature, or any tree, flower, or vegetation, or the killing or molestation of any animal or bird requirements: (other than migratory waterflowl, coots, and Chinese pheasants per­ 1. Closed Area.— That area within the Tule Lake Wildlife Refugemitted to be killed under the provisions, conditions, restrictions, described as foUows: and requirements of this Order), or other wildlife within the Tule Lake Wildlife Refuge is prohibited. M o u n t D iablo M eridian The Orders of the Secretary of Agriculture of February 27, 1934, Beginning at the north one-sixteenth comer of secs. 4 n-nd 5, and October 26, 1936) permitting hunting on certain areas within T. 47 N., R. 4 E.; the Tule Lake Wildlife Refuge are hereby revoked. Thence from said initial point with subdivisional lines in sec. 4; In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Southerly on northerly boundary of lots 6, 9, n.nq 12; caused the official seal of the United States Department of Thence with subdivisional lines in sec. 3; Agriculture to be affixed at the City of Washington this 30th Southeasterly on northerly boundary of lots 14 and 15; day of . Northerly on west boundary of lots 11 and 6; Easterly on north boundary of lot 6; [ s e a l ] W . R . G regg, Southerly on east boundary of lots 6 and 11 to the -northwest Acting Secretary of Agriculture. comer of lot 16; Southeasterly on northerly boundary of lots 16 and 18; [F. R. Doc. 3174— Filed, October 30,1936; 12:05 p. m.] Thence with subdivisional line in sec. 2; Southeasterly on northerly boundary of lot 7; Thence with subdivisional line in sec. 11; Southeasterly on northerly boundary of lot 4 to the northeast INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION. comer thereof; Thence southerly with the north and south center lines of secs. O rder 11, 14, 23, 26, and 35, T. 47 N., R. 4 E.; and sec. 2, T. 46 N., R. 4 EL, crossing the Tule Lake dike bearing east and west through the At a Session of the Interstate Commerce Commission, Divi­ center of sec. 2, to a point 200 feet south of the outer toe thereof; sion 5, held at its office in Washington, D. C., on the 12th day Thence with a line parallel to and outside the Tule T.aJra dike, of October A. D. 1936. 200 feet distant from the outer toe thereof; [No. MC 86037] Westerly in sec. 2 to a point near the one-quarter comer of secs. 2 and 3; A p p l ic a t io n o f P i c k w i c k S l e e p e r -C o a c h L i n e s , I n c ., F or Northerly in the east edge of sec. 3 to the north boundary of T. 46 N., R. 4 E.; A u t h o r it y t o O perate as a C o m m o n C arrier Thence continuing along said dike in T. 47 N., R. 4 E.; In the Matter of the Application of Pickwick Sleeper-Coach Northerly in the east edge of sec. 34 to a point near the one- Lines, Inc., of Suite 1015 Spring Arcade Building, 541 South quarter comer thereof; Spring Street, Los Angeles, Calif., for a Certificate of Public 1 The diagram appears on Page 1938 of the Federal Register for Convenience and Necessity (Form BMC 9, New Operation), , 1936. Authorizing Operation as a Common Carrier by Motor Ve- 1974 FEDERAL REGISTER, October 31, 1936

hide in the Transportation of Persons, in Interstate Com­ day,, at Room 1101, Securities and Exchange Building, 1778 merce, in the States of , New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Avenue NW., Washington* P. C.; and Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Wyoming, Utah, Notice of such hearing is hereby given to said party and Nevada, Arizona, California, Oregon, and Washington, Over to any interested State, State commission, State securities the Following Routes: commission, municipality, and any other political subdivision of a State, and to any representative of interested consumers Route No. 1.—Between New York, N. Y., and Chicago, 111., via or security holders, and any other person whose participation Newark, N. J., Pittsburgh, Pa., Clevdand, Ohio, and South in such proceeding may be in the public interest or for the Bend, In d. protection of investors or consumers. It is requested that Route No. 2.—Between Chicago, HI., and Salt Lake City, any person desiring to be heard or to be admitted as a party Utah, via Des Moines, Iowa, Omaha, Nebr., and Cheyenne, to such proceeding shall file a notice to that effect with the W yo. Commission on or before October 31, 1936. Route No. 3.—Between Salt Lake City, Utah, and Los An­ It is further ordered that Charles S. Lobingier, an officer geles, Calif., via Las Vegas, Nev., and Littlefield, Ariz. of the Commission, be, and he hereby is, designated to pre­ Route No. 4.—Between Salt Lake City, Utah, and San Fran­ side at such hearing, and authorized to adjourn said hearing cisco, Calif., via Wells, Nev. from time to time, to administer oaths and affirmations, Route No. 5.—Between San Diego, Calif., and Seattle, Wash., subpena witnesses, compel their attendance, take evidence, via Los Angeles and Red Bluff, Calif.; Grants Pass and and require the production of any books, papers, correspond­ Portland, Ore.; and Kelso, Wash. ence, memoranda, or other records deemed relevant or ma­ A more detailed statement of route or routes (or terri­ terial to the inquiry, and to perform all other duties in con­ tory) is contained in said application, copies of which are nection therewith authorized by law. on file and may be inspected at the office of the Interstate Upon the completion of the taking of testimony in this Commerce Commission, Washington, D. C., or offices of matter, the officer conducting said hearing is directed to close the boards, commissions, or officials of the States involved the hearing and make his report to the Commission. in this application. By the Commission. It appearing, That the above-entitled matter is one which [ s e a l ] F r a n c is P . B rassor, Secretary. the Commission is authorized by the Motor Carrier Act, 1935, [F. R. Doc. 3177— Filed, October 30,1936; 12:45 p. m .] to refer to an examiner: It is ordered, That the above-entitled matter be, and it is hereby, referred to Examiner W. T. Croft for hearing and for the recommendation of an appropriate order thereon, to be United States of America—Before the Securities accompanied by the reasons therefor; and Exchange Commission It is further ordered, That this matter be assigned for At a regular session of the Securities and Exchange Com­ hearing before Examiner W. T. Croft, on the 30th day of mission held at its office in th e City of Washington, D. C., on November A. D. 1936, at 10 o’clock a. m. (standard tim e), at the 29th day of October A. D. 1936. the Rooms of the California Railroad Commission, State Building, Los Angeles, Calif.; [File No. 31-377] . It is further ordered, That notice of this proceeding be duly I n t h e M atter o f t h e A p p l ic a t io n o f U t il it ie s P o w e r an d given ; L ig h t C o r p o r a t io n , L im it e d And it is further ordered, That any party desiring to be notified of any change in the time or place of the said hear­ NOTICE OF HEARING AND ORDER DESIGNATING TRIAL EXAMINER ing (at his own expense if telegraphic notice becomes neces­ An application having been duly filed with this Commission, sary) shall advise the Bureau of Motor Carriers of the Com­ by Utilities Power and Light Corporation, Ltd., pursuant to mission, Washington, D. C., to that effect by notice which Section 3 of the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935, must reach the said Bureau within 10 days from the date of for exemption from the provisions of said Act, service hereof, and that the date of mailing of this notice It is ordered that such matter be set down for hearing on shall be considered as the time when said notice is served. , 1936, at 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon of that By the Commission, division 5. day, at Room 1101, Securities and Exchange Building, 1778 [ s e a l ! G eorge B. M cG i n t y , Secretary. Pennsylvania Avenue NW., Washington, D. C.; and Notice of such hearing is hereby given to said party and to [F. R. Doc. 3173— Filed, October 30,1936; 11:53 a. m.] any interested State, State commission, State securities com­ mission, municipality, and any other political subdivision of a State, and to any representative of interest«! consumers or security holders, any other person whose participation in such SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION. proceeding may be in the public interest or for the protection United States of America—Before the Securities of investors or consumers. It is requested that any person and Exchange Commission desiring to be heard or to be admitted as a party to such proceeding shall file a notice to that effect with the Commis­ At a regular session of the Securities and Exchange Com­ sion on or before , 1936. mission held at its office in the City of Washington, D. C., on It is further ordered that Robert P. Reeder, an officer of the 29th day of October A. D. 1936. the Commission, be and he hereby is, designated to preside [File No. 31-26] at such hearing, and authorized to adjourn said hearing from time to time, to administer oaths and affirmations, sub­ I n t h e M atter o f t h e A p p l ic a t io n o f M o n a r c h M il l s pena witnesses, compel their attendance, take evidence, and NOTICE OF HEARING AND ORDER DESIGNATING TRIAL EXAMINER require the production of any books, papers, correspondence, memoranda, or other records deemed relevant or material to An application by Monarch Mills having been duly filed the inquiry, and to perform all other duties in connection w ith this commission, pursuant to Section 3 (a) of the Public therewith authorized by law. Utility Holding Company Act of 1935, for exemption as a Upon the completion of the taking of testimony in this holding company; a hearing having been held on said appli­ matter, the officer conducting said hearing is directed to cation on the 20th day of April, 1936; and it now becoming close the hearing and make his report to the Commission. necessary to reopen said hearing to cure a technical defect By the Commission. in procedure; [ s e a l ] F r a n c is P . B rassor, Secretary. It is ordered that such matter be set down for hearing on , 1936, at 10:00 o’clock In the forenoon of that {F. R. Doc. 3180— Filed, October 30,1936; 12:46 p. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, October 31, 1936 1975

United States of America—Before the Securities United States of America—Before the Securities and Exchange Commission and Exchange Commission At a regular session of the Securities and Exchange Com­ At a regular session of the Securities and Exchange Com­ mission, held at its office in the City of Washington, D. C., mission held at its office in the City of Washington, D. C., on on the 27th day of October 1936. the 29th day of October A. D. 1936.

I n t h e M atter o f M a s o n ic T e m p l e ( G r and L odge o f t h e I n t h e M atter o f a n O f f e r in g S h e e t o f a R o y a l t y I n t e r e st S tate o f L o u is ia n a )- 4% -5% R e f u n d in g M ortgage S er ial IN THE O H IO -M cM iLLA N FARM, FILED ON OCTOBER 26, 1936, B o nd s b y V ir g il O . K i n g , I n c ., R e s p o n d e n t

ORDER DENYING UNLISTED TRADING PRIVILEGES PURSUANT TO SEC­ SUSPENSION ORDER, ORDER FOR HEARING (UNDER RULE 340 (A ) ) AND TION 12 (F) OF THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934, AS ORDER DESIGNATING TRIAL EXAMINER AMENDED, AND RULE JF2 The Securities and Exchange Commission, having reason­ The New Orleans Stock Exchange having made application able grounds to believe, and, therefore, alleging, that the offer­ for unlisted trading privileges in Masonic Temple (Grand ing sheet described in the title hereof and filed by the re­ Lodge of the State of Louisiana) 4%-5% Refunding Mortgage spondent named therein is incomplete or inaccurate in the Serial Bonds, pursuant to Section 12 (f) of the Securities following material respects, to wit: Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, and In that the information concerning wells on or offsetting It appearing to the Commission that, within the meaning the tract for which Item 8 of Division n and the note thereto of Rule JP2, said security is not substantially equivalent to call, is omitted as to the wells indicated as Continental-Young Masonic Temple (Grand Lodge of the State of Louisiana) No. 10 and Blackstock-Tegtmeyer No. 1 on the plat furnished First Mortgage bVz% Serial Gold Bonds, a security heretofore as Exhibit A. admitted to unlisted trading privileges on said exchange, it is It is ordered, pursuant to Rule 340 (a) of the Commission’s Ordered, that said application for unlisted trading privi­ General Rules and Regulations under the Securities Act of leges in Masonic Temple (Grand Lodge of the State of Louisi­ 1933, as amended, that the effectiveness of the filing of said ana) 4%-5% Refunding Mortgage Serial Bonds on the New offering sheet be, and hereby is, suspended until the 25th Orleans Stock Exchange be, and is hereby, denied. day of ; that an opportunity for hearing be By the Commission. given to the said respondent for the purpose of determining [ s e a l ] F r a n c is P . B rassor, Secretary. the material completeness or accuracy of the said offering sheet in the respects in which it is herein alleged to be incom­ [F. R. Doc. 3176— Filed. October 30, 1936; 12:45 p. m.] plete or inaccurate, and whether the said order of suspension shall be revoked or continued; and It is further ordered that Charles S. Moore, an officer of United States of America—Before the Securities the Commission, be, and hereby is, designated as trial exam­ and Exchange Commission iner to preside at such hearing, to continue or adjourn the said hearing from time to time, to administer oaths and At a regular session of the Securities and Exchange Com­ affirmations, subpoena witnesses, compel their attendance, mission held at its office in the City of Washington, D. C. on take evidence, consider any amendments to said offering the 29th day of October A. D. 1936. sheet as may be filed prior to the conclusion of the hearing, and require the production of any books, papers, correspond­ [FUe No. 20— 416A1-1] ence, memoranda, or other records deemed relevant or mate­ I n t h e M atter o f a n O f f e r in g S h e e t o f W o r k in g I n t e r e st s rial to the inquiry, and to perform all other duties in con­ in the Sealy-B urke # 2 F arm F iled on Ju l y 27, 1936, by nection therewith authorized by law; and D i o n A . K it s o s , R e s p o n d e n t It is further ordered, that the taking of testimony in this proceeding commence on the 12th day of November 1936, at PERMANENT SUSPENSION ORDER 10:00 a. m. in the forenoon, at the office of the Securities The Securities and Exchange Commission initiated this and Exchange Commission, 18th Street and Pennsylvania proceeding pursuant to the provisions of Rule 340 of the Avenue, Washington, D. C., and continue thereafter at such General Rules and Regulations promulgated by the Com­ times and places as said examiner may designate. mission under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, to Upon the completion of testimony in this matter the determine whether or not an order should be entered sus­ examiner is directed to close the hearing and make his pending the effectiveness of the filing of an offering sheet of report to the Commission. working interests in the Sealy-Burke # 2 Farm, located in By the Commission. Iberia Parish, Louisiana, which offering sheet was filed with [ s e a l ] F r a n c is P. B rassor, Secretary. the Commission on July 27, 1936, by Dion A. Kitsos, of New [F. R. Doc. 3179— Filed, October 30,1936; 12:45 p. m.] Orleans, Louisiana, the respondent herein. This matter having come on regularly for hearing before the Commission at Washington, D. C., on September 1, 1936, E x e c u t iv e O rder and evidence both oral and documentary having been intro­ duced, and the hearing having been closed, and the Commis­ REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE PREPARATION, PRESENTATION, FIL­ sion having found that said offering sheet is incomplete and ING, AND DISTRIBUTION OF EXECUTIVE ORDERS AND PROCLAMA­ inaccurate in several material respects, and that said offering TIONS sheet omits to state material facts required to be stated therein By virtue of and pursuant to the authority vested in me (for the omission of which no sufficient reason is given in said by the Federal Register Act, approved July 26, 1935 (49 offering sheet), all as more fully set forth in the Findings and Stat. 500), and as President of the United States, I hereby Opinion of the Commission filed in this proceeding, and it prescribe the following regulations governing the prepara­ appearing appropriate in the public interest so to do; tion, presentation, filing, and distribution of Executive orders It is ordered, pursuant to Rule 340 (b) of the Commission’s and proclamations: General Rules and Regulations promulgated under the Securi­ 1. Proposed Executive orders and proclamations shall be ties Act of 1933, as amended, that the effectiveness of the filing prepared in accordance with the following requirements: of said offering sheet be and the same hereby is permanently (a) A suitable title for the order or proclamation shall be suspended. provided. , By the Commission. (b) The authority under which the order or proclamation is promulgated shall be cited in the body thereof. [ s e a l ] F r a n c is P . B rassor, Secretary. (c) Punctuation, capitalization, orthography, and other [F. R. Doc. 3176—Filed, October 30,1936; 12:45 p.m-1 matters of style shall conform to the most recent edition of 1976 FEDERAL REGISTER, October 31, 1936 the Style Manual of the United States Government P r in tin g appropriate action in conformity with the provisions of the Office. Federal Register Act: Provided, however, That the seal of Cat) The spelling of geographic names shall conform to the the United States shall be affixed to the originals of all proc­ most recent official decisions made pursuant to Executive lamations prior to such forwarding. The Division of the O rders No. 27-A, o f Septem ber 4, 1890, No. 399, o f January Federal Register shall cause to be placed upon the copies 23, 1906, and No. 6680, o f A p ril 17, 1934. of all Executive orders and proclamations the following nota­ (e) Descriptions of tracts of lands shall conform, so far as tion, to be signed by the Director or by some person author­ practicable, with the most recent edition of the Specifica­ ized by him: “Certified to be a true copy of the original.” tions for Descriptions of Tracts of Land for Use in Executive The Division of the Federal Register shall number and sha.il Orders and Proclamations, published by the Federal Board supervise the promulgation, publication, and distribution of of Surveys and Maps. all Executive orders and proclamations. (/) Proposed Executive orders and proclamations shall be 4. The Division of the Federal Register sha.il cause a lim­ typewritten on paper approximately 8 by 12^ inches, shall ited number of copies of the Executive orders and proclama­ have a left-hand margin of approximately 2 inches and a tions not required or authorized to be filed and published right-hand margin of approximately 1 inch, and shall be under the provisions of the Federal Register Act to be made double-spaced, except that quotations, tabulations, or de­ available in slip form to the appropriate agencies of the scriptions of land may be single-spaced. Government. 2. The proposed Executive order or proclamation shall first 5. The Division of the Federal Register shall file in the be submitted to the Director of the Bureau of the Budget. National Archives the originals of all Executive orders and If the Director of the Bureau of the Budget approves it, he proclamations. shall transmit it to the Attorney General for his considera­ 6. The signed originals and copies of all Executive orders tion as to both form and legality. If the Attorney General and proclamations heretofore promulgated and now in the approves it, he shall transmit it to the Director of the Divi­ custody of the Department of State shall be transferred to sion of the Federal Register, the National Archives. If it the National Archives. conforms to the requirements of paragraph 1 hereof, the 7. Nothing in this order shall be construed to apply to Director of the Division of the Federal Register shall transmit treaties, conventions, protocols, and other international it and three copies thereof to the President. If it is dis­ agreements, or proclamations thereof by the President. approved by the Director of the Bureau of the Budget or the 8. This order shall become effective on March 12, 1936, and Attorney General, it shall not thereafter be presented to the shall thereupon supersede Executive Order No. 6247, of President unless it is accompanied by the statement of the August 10, 1933. reasons for such disapproval. * F r a n k l in D R o o se v e lt T h e W h it e H o u s e , 3. If the order or proclamation is signed by the Presi­ February 18, 1936. dent, the original and two copies thereof shall be forwarded to the Director of the Division of the Federal Register for CNo. 72981