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EDUCATION OFFICE
Education. Deepening crisis in education. 1933. 16 p. il. (Leaflet 44.)
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Educational directory. Educational directory, 1934 : pt. 2, Principal city school
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Health instruction in grades 9-11 ; by .James Frederick Rogers. 1933. iii+22+
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High-scJiool instruction by mail, iwtential economy [with list of Annotated ret'
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Native races. Education of native and minority groups, bibliography, 192.3-32 ;
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School administrative units. Larger units for educational administration, po-
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Secondary education. Smaller secondary schools; by Emery N. r\'rriss, W. H.
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National Survey of Secondary Education, Monograph 6.) [Includes lists of
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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
Note. — The publications of the United States Geological Survey consist of Annual re-
ports, Monographs. l*ri)fcssional papiTs, Bulletins, Water-supply papers, topog^raplilc maps
(some of which bear descriptive texts), base and contour and other maps of the United
States and of the States, folios of the GeoloRic atlas of the United States, and the
World atlas of commercial geology (pt. 1, out of print i. Practically all of them are sale
publications; the exceptions arc indicated by the dagger (t). The maps and folios and
the World atlas of commercial geology, pt. 2. are sold by the Geological Survey at Wash-
ington. D.C. .\ discount of 40 percent 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 m.i|
or folios alone or for maps and folios together. Remittance for these publlcaticnis shoD
be made by money order payable to the Director of the Geological Survey, Washlngtni
D.C. Orders for other publications that are for sale should be sent to the Superin-
tendent of Documents, Washington, D.C. For topographic maps see p. 361-.362.
Alaska. Lode deposits of Eureka and vicinity, Kantishna district, Alaska ; by
Francis G. Wells. 1933. viii+3.35-379 p. il. 2 pi. 3 maps, 1 is in pocket.
(Bulletin 849 F.) * Paper, 20c. 119.3 ; 849-F
Mineral deposits near West Fork of Chulitna River, Alaska ; by Clyde P.
Ross. 1933. viii +289-333 p. IL 3 maps. (Bulletin 849 E.) ♦ Paper. 15c.
1 19.3 : 849-E
Moose Pass-Hope district, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska, by Ralph Tuck ; [with
title-page, contents, and index to Bulletin 849]. 1933. x+469-530+v p. il.
map. (Bulletin 840 L) ♦ Paper, 15c. I19.3:.S49-I
Valdez Creek mining district, Alaska ; by Clvde P. Ross. 1933. viii+
425-468 p. il. 2 maps. (Bulletin 849 H.) ♦Paper. 15c. 1 19.3 : S4JKH
Willow Creek gold lode district, Alaska [with bibliography] ; by James
C. Ray. 1933. viii+165-229 p. il. 9 pi. map. (Bulletin 849 C.) ♦Paper.
20c. 1 19.3 : 849-C
Colorado River. Surface water supply of United States, 1932: pt. 9, Colorado
River basin; Nathan C. Grover, chief hydraulic enpineer, W. E. Dickinson,
Robert Follansbeo, Berkeley Johnson, and A. B. Purton, district engineers.
1933. v-l-137 p. il. (Water-supply paper 734.) [Prepared in cooperation
with Arizona. New Mexico, Utah, and Wyouiing.l ♦ Paper, 10c.
L.C. card GS 10-347 119.13:734
Helena, ilont. Metalliferous deposits of greater Helena mining region, Mont,
[with bibliography] ; by J. T. Pardee and F. C. Schrader. 1933. xi+318 p.
il. 14 pi. 22 p. of pi. 11 maps, 3 are in pocket. (Bulletin 842.) ♦ Paper, 70c.
L.C. card GS 33-415 119.3:842
Jludrson. Bay. Surface water supply of United States, 19.32: pt. 5. Hudson
Bay and upper Mississippi River basins; Nathan C. Grover, chief hydraulic
engineer, C. L. Batchelder, H. C. Becknian, IL E. Grosbach, W. A. Lamb.
J. II. Morgan, and S. B. Soule. district engineers. 1933. vi4-206 p. il.
(Water-sui)ply pai>er 730.) [Prepared in coopenition with Illinois, Indiana,
Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, and Wisconsin.] ♦ Paper, l.")C.
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Missuntipin River. Surface water suply of United States, 1932; pt. 7, Lowi
Mississipid River basin; Nathan C. Grover, chief hydraulic engineer, II. C
Becknian. C. K. Ellsworth. J. IL Gardiner, Berkeley Johnson, W. R. KiuLr.
C. E. McCashin. jind J. B. Spiegel, district engineers. 1033. v-f-1.32 p. i!
(Water-supply jiaper 732.) [Prejiared in cooperation with Arkansas, Kansa-
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St. Lawrence River. Surface water supply of United States, 1932: pt. 4, St.
Lawrence River basin ; Nathan C. Grover, chief hydraulic engineer, C. L.
Batchelder, H. E. Grosbach, A. W. Harrington, H. B. Kinnison, Lasley Lee,
J. H. Morgan, and S. B. Soule, district engineers. 1933. v+155 p. il.
(Water-supply paper 729.) [Prepared in cooperation with Illinois, Indiana,
Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Ohio, Vermont, and AVisconsin.] * Paper,
10c.
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Tennessee. Ground-water resources of western Tennessee [with bibliography],
by Francis G. Wells; with discussion of chemical character of water, by
Francis G. Wells and Margaret D. Foster. 1933. vii+319 p. il. 9 pi. 2 p. of
pi. 5 maps, 3 are in pocket. (Water-supply paper 656.) [Prepared in co-
operation with Tennessee Division of Geology.] * Paper, 60c.
L.C. card GS 33-412 1 19.13 : 656
Same. (H.doc. 585, 71st Cong. 3d sess.)
Topographic maps
XoTE. — The Geological Survey is making a series of topographic maps that ■will even-
tually cover the whole United States, also Alaska and Hawaii. The individual maps are
projected to represent quadrangle areas rather than political divisions, and each map is
designated by the name of some prominent town or natural feature in the area mapped.
The scales most commonly used are 1 : 31,680, 1 : 62,500, and 1 : 125,000. corresponding,
approximately, to Vz mile, 1 mile, and 2 miles to 1 inch. The area covered differs with
the latitude, but the average area is 58, 230, or 920 square m'iles, respectively, for these
three scales. Topographic maps are printed on uniform-sized paper, about 20 by 16i^
Inches, and the maps of the quadrangle areas represented thereon are about 17% inches
long and 12 to 15 inches wide, according to latitude. For some areas of particular
importance special large-scale maps are published. A general description of topographic
maps and a list of the symbols used are printed on the reverse of each sheet.
About 46 percent of the area of the country, excluding Alaska, has been mapped,
every State being represented. Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Hawaii,
Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Rhode Island, and West Virginia
are completely mapped. Maps of the regular pize are sold by the Geological Survey at
10c. each, but a discount of 40 per cent is allowed on any order which amounts to $5.00
at the retail price. The discount is allowed on an order for either maps or folios alone,
or for maps and folios together.
California. California, Avawatz Mountains quadrangle, lat. 35°-36°, long.
116°-117°. Scale 1 : 250,000, contour interval 100 ft. [Washington, Geologi-
cal Survey] edition of 1933. 17.5X14.4 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 4 Av 18
California, Bear Mountain quadrangle, lat. 35°07'30"-35°15', long
118°37'30"-118=45'. Scale 1:31,680. contour interval 5 and 25 ft. [Wash-
ington, Geological Survey] edition of 1933. 17.2X14.2 in. [Map covers only
a portion of the sheet, the actual measurement being 9X3.9 in.] 1 10c.
1 19.12 : 4 B 38
California, Black Butte quadrangle, lat. 34°30'-34°3r)', long. 117° 42'-
117°48'. Scale 1 : 24,000, contour interval 5 ft. [Washington, Geological Sur-
vey] edition of 1933. 18.2X15.1 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12: 4 B 568
California. Millux quadrangle, lat. 35°07'30"-35°15', long. 119°07'30"-
119°15'. Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 5 ft. [Washington, Geological Sur-
vey] edition of 1933. 17.2X14.2 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 4 M 629/2
Illinois, Jerseyville quadrangle, lat. 39''-39°15', long. 9O°15'-90°30'. Scale
1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. [Washington, Geological Survey] edition of
1933. 17.5X 13.6 in. f 10c. 1 19.12 : 12 J 487
Maine, Greenlaw quadrangle, lat. 46°30'-46°45', long. 68°30'-6S°45'. Scale
1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. [Washington, Geological Survey] edition
of 1933. 17.5X12.1 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12: 19 G 84
Pennsi/lvania. Penn.sylvania, Brownsville quadrangle, lat. 40°— 40°15', long.
79''45'-S0''. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. [Washington, Geological
Survey] edition of 1933. 17.5X13.5 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 38 B 825
Pennsylvania, Confluence quadrangle, lat. 39°45'-40°, long. 79° 15 '-79° 30'.
Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. [Washington, Geological Survey] edi-
tion of 1933. 17.5X13.5 in. t lOc 1 19.12 : 38 C 76
HoTV to order publications — See information follo^crins Contents
362 NOVEMBEK 11)33
Pennsiilvania — Continued.
I'eunsylvania, Titusville quadraugle, lat. 41°30'-41''45', long. TO'SO'-
79M5' Scale 1 : U_',5u0, contour interval 2L) ft. | Wasliinfiton, Geolof^ical
Survey] edition of 1033. 17.4X13.2 in. t lOc. 1 ]i).12: 38T 541
Texa-H. Texa.s, Bolivar I'uint quadranirle, lat. 2»°22'30"-li!l"3U', long. W°45'-
94''52'3U". Scale 1 : 31,GS0. [Washington, Geological Survey] edition of
1933. 17.2X15.1 in. ^ Ukt. I li).12 : 43 B G3.S
Texas, Caplen quadrangle, lat. 29"'22'30"-20°30', long. 94°30'-94''37'30".
Scale 1:31,680. [Washington, Geological Survey] edition of 1933. 17.2X15.1
in. tlOc. 119.12:43 0172
Texas, Flake quadrangle, lat. 29°22'30"-29°30', long. 94°37'30"-94°4.^)'.
Scale 1:31,G80. [Washington, Geological Survey] e
in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 43 F 59ii
Texas, Frozen Point quadrangle, lat. 29'30'-29''37'30", long. 94°30'-
94°37'30". Scale 1 : 31,080. Preliminary edition. [Washington. Geological
Survey] edition of 1933. 17.2X15.1 in. t 10c. 119.12: 43 F939
Texas, Galveston (juadraugle, lat. 29°15'-29''22'30", long. i>4°45'-
94''52'30". Scale 1:31,680. [Wa.shlngton, Geological Survey] edition of
1933. 17.2X15.1 in. f 10c. 1 19.12: 43 G 13!»
Texas, High Island quadrangle, lat. 20°30'-2J)°37'30", long. 94°22'30"-
94°30'. Scale 1 : 31, GS
vey] edition of 1933. 17.2X15.1 in. t 10c. 1 19.12 : 43 H 537
Texas, Santa Rosa quadrangle, lat. 26°15'-26°22'30", long. 97°45'-
97°52'30". Scale 1 : 31,680, contour interval 1 ft. Preliminary edition.
[Washington, Geological Survey] edition of 1933. 17.2X15.5 in. [Map cover.-
only a portion of the sheet, the actual measurement being 13.4X14.1 in.j
tlOc. 1 19.12 : 43 Sa 5 tar
Texas, Smith Point quadrangle, lat. 29°30'-2l)°37'30", long. 94°45'
94°52'30". Scale 1:31,680. Preliminary edition. [Washington, Geologic;;
Survey] edition of 1933. 17.2X15.1 in. 1 10c. 119.12 : 43 Sm G.>
Texas, Whites Lake quadrangle, lat. 20°30'-2S)''37'30", long. 94°37'30"-
94°45'. Scale 1 : 31,680. Preliminary edition. [Washington, Geological Sur-
vey] edition of 1933. 17.2X15.1 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 43 W 588
Virylnia. "Virginia, Healing Springs quadrangle, lat. 37°52'30"-38°, long.
79°45'-79°52'30". Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 20 ft. [Wa.shington.
Geological Survey] edition of 1933. 17.2X13.7 in. f 10c. 1 19.12 : 47 H34:i
Virginia, Stony Man quadrangle, lat. 38°30'-38°45', long. 78°15'-78"'30'.
Scale 1 : 62,500. contour intervals 20 and 50 ft. [Washington, Geological Sur.
vey] edition of 1933. 17.4X13.7 in. t 10c. 119.12: 47 St 72
Virginia, Warm Springs Run quadrangle, lat. 38''-38°07'30", long. 79''45'
79°52'30". Scale 1:31,680, contour inten-al 20 ft. [Washington, Geological
Survey] edition of 1933. 17.2X13.7 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12: 47 W 236
West yirirJwJa-Pennsylvania, Morgantown quadrangle, lat. 39°30'-39'45', long.
79°45'-80°. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. [Washington, Geological
Survey] edition of 1933. 17.5X13.6 in. 1 10c. 119.12 : 49 M 82:;
Wiacontiin, Boscohel quadrangle, lat. 43°-43°15', long. Ji0°30'-90''45'. ScaK
1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. [Wa.shington, Geological Survey] edition
of 1933. 17.5X12.9 in. f 10c. I 19.12: 50 B 651
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
Yellotvstone National Park. Geysers of Yellowstone National Park : [by Walti-r
Harvey Weed]. 1929 [reprint, with changes and revised map, 19.'>3]. 28 p.
il. map. [No change in text from edition issued in 1929, but map bears date
19.33 instead of 1932 as in last previous rei)riiit. Includes lists of Govern-
ment publications on Yellowstone National Park.] * Paper, 10c.
L.C. card 3;t-26N13 I 29.6 : Y 3/7/933
Iloiv to order imltlioatloiiH — See liiforiiintluu follo>vlngr Content*
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RECLAMATION BUREAU
Boulder Canyon project. Automatic electric elevators for canyon wall valve
houses, Boulder Dam, Boulder Canyon project, Ariz.-Calif.-Nev. (Federal
Emergency Administration of Public Works project). [1933.] cover-title,
i+17 p. 2 pi. map, 4° (Specifications 555.) [Consists of schedule, specifica-
tions, and drawings for project, proposals to be received until Dec. 18, 1933.]
t Paper, $1.00. I 27.8 : 555
Earthwork, All- American Canal station 1130 to station 1340, Boulder
Canyon project, Ariz.-Calif.-Nev. (Federal Emergency Administration of Pub-
lic Works project), n.p. [1933]. cover-title, 11 p. 1 pi. map, 4° (Specifica-
tions 554.) [Consists of specifications, schedules, and drawings for project,
proposals to be received until Dec. 4, 1933.] f Paper, 50c. I 27.8 : 554
Generator-voltage oil-circuit breakers for Boulder power plant, Boulder
Canyon project. Ariz.-Calif.-Nev. (Federal Emergency Administration of Pub-
lic Works project). [1933.] cover-title, i+20 p. 6 pi. 4" (Specifications
553.) [Consists of invitation for bids, .schedule, specifications, and drawings
for project, proposals to be received until Dec. 15, 1933.] t Paper. $1.50.
I 27.8 : 553
Columbia Basin irrigation project. Excavation of overburden at Ci^lumbia
River damsite, Columbia Basin project. Wash. (Federal Emergency Adminis-
tration of Public Works project), n.p. [1933], cover-title, 11 p. 2 pi. 4 maps,
4° (Specifications 557.) [Consists of schedules, specifications, and drawings
for irrigation project, proposals to be received until Nov. 20, 1933.] f Paper,
$1.00. I 27.8 : 557
Sun River irrigation project. Earthwork and structures for open drains. Sun
River project, Mont., Greenfields division (Federal Emergency Administra-
tion of Public Works project). [1933.] cover-title, i+16 p. 12 pi. map, 4°
(Specifications 556.) [Consists of schedule, specifications, and drawings for
irrigation project, proposals to be received until Dec. 20, 1933.] t Paper,
$1.20. I 27.8 : 556
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION"
Note. — ThP bound volumes of thp decisions, usually known as Interstate Commerce
Commission reports and Interstate roniraerce 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 .SI. 00
per volume : foreign subscriptions, $1.50 ; single copies, usually .5c. In ordering a volume,
be sure to specif.v 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.
Decifiions. Decisions of Interstate Commerce Commission, Nov. 1932-Jan. 1933.
1933. xxxiii+S93 p. (Interstate Commerce Commission reports, v. 190.)
* Cloth. $1.75.
L.C. card 8-30656 IC 1.6/1 : 190
— — See also, below, center heads beginning Decisions.
Finance decisions. See, below, center head Decisions (Finance).
Freight rates. No. 222, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1933, State of Montana,
Board of Railroad Commissioners of Montana, et al. v. United States, Inter-
state Commerce Commission, Northern Pacific RaiUvay Company, et al.,
appeal from district court for district of Montana : brief for United States
and Interstate Commerce Commission. [1933 ] cover-title, ii+66 p. t
IC 1.13/1 : M 762
Fuel for locomotives (charged to operatin.g expenses), class 1 steam railways
in United States, compiled from 141 reports representing 152 steam railways,
switching and terminal companies not included, Sept. 1933 and 1932 [and] 9
months ended with Sept. 1933 and 1932: [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics.
1933. 1 p. oblong large 8° (Statement M-230.) [Subject to revision.] t
IC 1 ste. 30 : 933/9
How to order piiblientions — See Information foHoTvlng Contents
364 November 1933
Opinions. See, abo\o, Dtciaioius — below, center heads beginning Decisions.
Railroad accidents. Suiniiiary of accidents reported by steam railways, Aug.
1933 [and 8 months ending with Aug. 1933; prepared in] Bureau of Statis-
tics. [1933.] [2] p. oblong large 8° (Statement M-400.) [Subject to
revision.] t
L.C. card A 27-80 IC 1 ste. 31 : 933/8
Railroad cmploi/ees. Wage statistics of class 1 steam railways in United States,
compiled from 152 monthly reports of employees, service, and conipen.sation
covering 154 class 1 steam railways, Sept. 1933; [prepared in] Bureau of
Statistics. [193;^.] 4 p. il. oblong large 8° (Statement M-300.) t
L.C. card A 29-382 IC 1 ste. 25 : 933/9
Railroadx. Freight and passenger service operating statistics of class 1 steam
railways in United States, compiled from 141 reports of freight service sta-
tistics representing 152 railways and from 137 reports of passenger se^^ice
statistics representing 148 r.iilways (switching and terminal companies not
included), Sept. 1933 and 1032 [and 9 months ended with Sept. 1933 and
1932; prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. [1933.] [2] p. oblong large 8°
(Statement M 210.) [Subject to revision.] t
L.C. card A 29-379 IC 1 ste. 21 : 933/9
Graphical supplement to montlily reports : Maintenance expenses of class
1 railwavs per car-mile, all services [etc.; prepared in] Bureau of Statistics.
1933. I'p. il. oblong large 8" (Series 1933, no. 11.) t IC 1 ste. 33 : 933/11
Operating revenues and operating expenses by class of service, class 1
steam railways in United States, year ended Dec. 31, 1932; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. 1033. cover-title, p. 3-52, oblong large 8° (Statement
33150.) ♦ Paper, 35c.
L.C. card A 2S-22G6 IC 1 ste. 32 : 932
Operating revenues and operating expenses of class 1 steam railways in
United States, compiled from 149 monthly reports of revenues and expenses
lepresentimr 150 class 1 steam railways, Sept. 1933 and 1032 [and 9 months
ended with Sept. 1933 and 1932; prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. [1933.]
[2] p. il. oblong large 8° (Statement M-100.) [Subject to revision.] t
ICl ste. 19:933/9
Operating revenues and operating expenses of large steam railways,
selected items for roads with annual operating revenues above $25,000,000,
Sept. 1933 and 1^32 [and] 9 months ended with Sept. 1933 and 1032; [pre-
pared in] Bureau of Statistics. [1933.] [2] p. oblong large 8° (Statement
M-150.) [Subject to revision.] t
L.C. card A29-378 IC 1 ste. 20 : 933/9
Operating statistics of large steam railways, selected items for Sept.
1933, compared with Sept. 1932, for roads with annual operating revenues
above $25,000,000; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. [1033.] [2] p. ob-
long large 8° (Statement M-200.) [Subject to revision.] t
L.C. card A29-3S0 IC 1 ste. 22 : 93.3/9
Revenue traffic statistics of class 1 steam railways in United States,
including mixed-ti-ain service, compiled from 140 reports representing 153
steam railways, switching and terminal companies not included. Aug. 1033
and 19.32 [and] 8 months ended with Aug. 1033 and 1932; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. 1933. 1 p. obhmg large 8° (Statement M-220.)
[Subject to revision.] t
L.C. card A29-381 IC 1 ste. 24 : 933/8
Same. Sept. 1033 and 1032 [sind] months ended with Sept. 1033 and
1032; ri>n'pare(l in] Bureau of Statistics. 1933. 1 p. oblong large 8° (State-
ment .Al -220.) [Subject to revision.] t IC 1 ste. 24 : 03.3/0
Traffic decisions. See, above, DroiJ
(Traffic).
Valuation decisions. See. l)eh)w, center head Decisions (Valuation).
Ifow (n ordpr piiblientlonii — See Information (oIloTi-inir Contenta
November 1933 365
Decisions (Fin/ince)
NOTE. — The following decisions or opinions issued in separate form are from the
Interstate Commerce Commission reports.
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Raihcay. Finance docket no. 100S3, Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company construction; [decided Aug. 31, 1933].
1933. [1] +454-456 p. (F-5482.) [Fiom v. 193.] * Paper, oc.
IC l.G/la : F-5482
Atlanta, Birmingham and Coast Railroad. Finance docket no. 10096. Atlanta,
Birmingham & Coast Railroad Company abandonment and operation; [de-
cided Sept. 14, 1933]. 1933. [1] +470-472 p. (F-5490.) [From v. 193.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-5490
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Finance docket no. 10081, Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company securities; [decided Aug. 11, 1933]. 1933. [1] +392-394
p. (F-5461.) [From V. 193.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-5461
Central Railroad of New Jersey. Finance docket no. 9461, Central Railroad
Company of New Jersey abandonment; decided Aug. 31, 1933. [1933.] p.
451-452. (F-54S0.) [From v. 193.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-5480
Finance docket no. 10057, Central Railroad Company of New Jersey
abandonment; decided Aug. 31, 1933. [1933.] p. 458-454. (F-54S1.)
[From V. 193.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-54S1
Chicago and North Western Raihcay. Finance docket no. 10088, Chicago &
North Western Railway Company reconstruction loan; [decided Aug. 8, 1933].
1933. [1] +370-374 p. (F-5458.) [From v. 193] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-545S
Finance docket no. 10104, Chicago & North Western Railway Company
securities; [decided Aug. 81, 1938]. 1983. [1] +448-450 p. (F-5479.)
[From V. 193.] * Paper, 5c. IC l.OAa : F-5479
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad. Finance docket no. 10071, Chicago,