— — Same : [Group F], Rule, set forward (types A and B), Changes 1 ; Mar. 31,^
1942. [Publications Department, Raritan Arsenal, 1942.] 2 p. (Standard
nomenclature list F-57 [changes] 1.) [Processed. Issued with perforations.] t

W 34.23 : F-57/ch.l

Same: [Group F], Sight. M2A1, sight, M2A3, sight. M4, Changes 2: Apr. 16,

1942. [Publications Department, Raritan Arsenal, 1942.] 3 p. (Standard
nomenclature list F-148 [changes] 2.) [Processed. Issued with perforations.
Supersedes Changes 1, Oct. 6, 1941.] | W 34.23 : F-148/.3/ch.2

Same: [Group F], Telescope, panoramic, Ml, mount, telescope. IM3. Changes

2; Mar. 24, 1942. [Publications Department, Raritan Arsenal, 1942.] 9 p.
(Standard nomenclature list F-106 [changes] 2.) [Processed. Issued with
perforations. Supersedes Changes 1, Oct. 6, 1941.] $ W 34.23 : F-l()6/2/ch.2

Same: [Group F], Telescope, panoramic, M5A2, Changes 1; Apr. 1, 1942.

[Publications Department, Raritan Arsenal, 1942!.] 4 p. (Standard nomen-
clature list F-22 [changes] 1.) [Processed. Issued with perforations. Sui^er-
sedes Addendum, SNL F-22, July 10, 1941.] J W 34.23 : F-22/3/ch.l

Same: Group G, Half-track vehicles, car, half-track, ^12, carrier, personnel,

half-track, M3, carrier, 81-mni mortar, half-track. M4, carriage, motor. 7.")-mm
gun, M3, sec. 11, Electrical (ignition) system; Apr. 15, 1942. [Publications
Department, Raritan Arsenal, 1942.] 2fi p. 11. (Standard nomenclature list
G-102, sec. 11.) [Processed. Issued with perforations.] J

W 34.23 : G-102/sec.ll

Same : Group G, Truck, spare parts, M2, parts, equipment, and load ; Feb.

16. 1942. [Publications Department, Raritan Arsenal, 1942.] 72 p. il. (Stand-
ard nomenclature list G-S4. ) [Processed. Issued with perforations.] if

W 34.23 : G-84

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Ordnance provision system — Continued.

Same: Group H. Electrical piece material; Apr. 25, 1942u [Publications

Department, Raritan Arsenal, 1942.] 72 p. il. (Standard nomenclature list
H-5.) [Processed. Issued with perforations.] $ W 34.23 :H-5

Same : [Group H], Pipe and hose fittings, Changes 1 ; May 11, 1942. [Pub-
lications Department, Raritan Arsenal, 1942.] 2 p. (Standard nomenclature
list H-6 [changes] 1.) [Processed. Issued with perforations.] t

W 34.23 : H-6/3/ch.l

— — Same: [Group N], General tools and supplies, ordnance ammunition com-
pany. Changes 2; May 6, 1942. [Publications Department, Raritan Arsenal,
1942] 2 p. (Standard nomenclature list N-12 [changes] 2.) [Processed.
Issued with perforations. Supersedes Changes 1, Oct. 6, 1941.] t

W 34.23 : N-12/2/ch.2

Same: Group R, Ammunition, blank, for pack, light, and medium field

artillery ; July 1, 1942. [Publications Department, Raritan Arsenal, 1942.]
6 p. (Standard nomenclature list R-5.) [Processed. Issued with perfora-
tions. Supersedes Standard nomenclature list R-5, Jan. 1, 1942, together with
all changes thereto.] t W 34.23 : R-5/13

Same: Group R, Ammunition instruction material for pack, light, and

medium field artillery; July 1, 1942. [Publications Department, Raritan Ar-
senal, 1942.] 12 p. (Standard nomenclature list R-6.) [Processed. Issued
with perforations. Supersedes Standard nomenclature list R-6, Jan. 1, 1942.] t

W 34.23 : R-6/10

Same : Group T, Ammunition, small-arms, obsolete and nonstandard ; July

1, 1942. [Publications Department, Raritan Arsenal, 1942.] 2 p. (Standard
nomenclature list T-6.) [Processed. Issued with perforations. Supersedes
Standard nomenclature list T-6, Jan. 1, 1940.] t W 34.23 : T-6/6

■ Same : Group T, Miscellaneous service components of small arms ammuni-
tion and instruction material for field service account ; July 1, 1942. [Publica-
tions Department, Raritan Arsenal, 1942.] 5 p. (Standard nomenclature list
T-4. ) [Processed. Issued with perforations. Supersedes Standard nomen-
dature list T-4, Jan. 1. 1940, and all changes thereto, reprinted Feb. 21, 1941.] %

W 34.23 : T^/10

Same : Group T, Shells, shotgun ; July 1, 1942. [Publications Department,

Raritan Arsenal, 1942.] 4 p. (Standard nomenclature list T-3. ) [Processed.
Issued with perforations. Supersedes Standard nomenclature list T-3, Jan. 1,
1941, and all changes thereto.] t W 34.23 : T-3/11

Ordnance publications for supply index (introduction to Ordnance catalog,

index of Standard nomenclature lists, Ordnance provision system regulations,
Schedules of stores report, and Ordnance storage and shipment charts) ; May
1, 1942. [Publications Department, Raritan Arsenal, 1942.] 51 p. [Processed.
Issued with iperforations. Supersedes Ordnance publications for supplv index,
Dec. 18, 1941.] t W 34.23/3 : 942

Ordnance storage and shipment chart. Group P ; Jan. 1, 1942. [Publications De-
partment. Raritan Arsenal, 1942.] 135 p. il. [Processed. Issued with i)er-
f orations.] $ W 34.38 : P

PUBLIC RELATIONS BUREAU

Newsmap, Apr. 17-24 to June 5-12 [1942] v. 1, no. 1-8; prepared from public
sources of information. Apr. 27-June 15, 1942. Each 1 p. or [2] p. il. oblong f
[Weekly. Published by Orientation Course Section.] % W 107.7 : 1/1-8

World War 1939-. Graphic history of War, Sept. 1. 1939-May 10, 1942, prepared
for use with War Department orientation course. [1942.] [3]-f72 p. il.
oblong 8° [These maps and graphs were prepared from civilian sources of
information ; corrections will be made when further data is available.]
* Paper, 25c.
L. C. card 42-38237 W 107.2 : W 19

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868 Government PuBLiCAnoNS

QUARTERMASTER GENERAL OF ARMY

Circulars. [Issued with perforations.] t

1-3. Contracts, Changes 10; May 16. 1942. [1942.] 1 p. [Processed.)

W 77.4/3 : 1-3/5/ch.lO

1-16. I'lihlications, corresnondenfe. and reiwrts, Change.-? 11 ; May k, 1942. [1942.] 1 p.

I Processed.] W 77.4/3 : 1-18/4/ch.l

1-18. Allowances of expendable supplies, Changes 1; Apr. 8, 1942. [1942.1 1 p.

IProiess.'d.] W 77.4/3: l-l8/4/cli.l

2. [Routing circular, posts and stations of Army and dara relative to is.suance of bills

of ladiuK and trau.sjKjrtation requests thereto]. Changes 141; Apr. 15, 1942.

[1942.] 2 leaves. [ Processed. Accompanied by pages tp be inserted in the

original publication.] W 77.4/3 : 2/ch.l41

Same, Changes 142; May 1, 1942. [1942] 3 leaves. [Processed. Aceomnanied

by pages to be inserted in tbe original publication.] W 77.4 3 : 2/ch.l42

Same, Changes 143; May 15, 1942. [1942.] 3 leaves. [Processed. Accompanied

by pages to be inserted in the original publication.] W 77.4/3 : 2/ch.l43

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Notes of General Interest



Commodity Exchange Branch

Executive order 9069, dated Feb. 23, 1942, consolidated the Commodity Exchange
Administration with certain other agencies of the Department of Agriculture into
the Agricultural Marketing Administration. Administrator's memorandum 2,
dated Mar. 9, 1942, emanating from the Agricultural Marketing Administration,
transferred all functions of the Commodity Exchange Administration to the Com-
modity Exchange Branch, except those functions assigned to staff divisions of
the Agricultural Marketing Administration.

Defense Transportation OflSce

Executive order 8989, dated Dec. 18, 1941, established the Office of Defense
Transportation in the Executive Office of the President to assure maximum
utilization of the domestic transportation facilities of the Nation for the successful
prosecution of the War. This Office assumed the duties formerly vested in the
Transportation Division of the Advisory Commission to the Council of National
Defense.

Services of Supply

Executive order 9082, of Feb. 28, 1942, effective Mar. 9, 1942, reorganizing the
Army of the United States and transferring certain functions within the War
Department, provided a service of supply command under a Commanding General,
Services of Supply, and transferred to the Services of Supply, the functions of
the Chief of Coast Artillery relating to procurement, storage, and issue. War
Department circular 59, dated Mar. 2, 1942, listed the following supply arms and
services and War Department offices and agencies, to come under the direct
command of the Commanding General, Services of Supply :

(1) Those parts of the office of Under Secretary of War engaged in functions

of procurement and industrial mobilization.

(2) Budget Advisory Committee.

(3) Surgeon General.

(4) Chief of Engineers (except with respect to civil functions, for which he

reports directly to the Secretary of War).

(5) Chief Signal Officer.

(6) Quartermaster General.

(7) Chief of Ordnance.

(8) Chief of Chemical Warfare Service.

(9 ) Present supply functions of Chief of Coast Ai'tillery, and the military and

civilian personnel assigned thereto.

(10) Chief of Finance.

(11) Judge Advocate General (except with respect to courts martial and certain

legal matters for which he reports directly to the Secretary of War).

(12) Adjutant General.

(13) Provost Marshal General.

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(14) Chief of Special Services.

(15) Chief of Chaplains.

(16) All corps area commanders.

(17) All general deiwts.

(18) Ports of embarkation, ."Staging areas, and regulating and reconsigrnment

stations for oversea shipments.

War Information Office

Executive order 91S2, dated June 13, 1942, consolidated certain war information
functions into an OflBce of War Information within the Emergency Management
Office. The powers and duties of the Office of Facts and Figures, the Office of
Government Reports, the Coordinator of Information, and the Division of Infor-
mation of the Emergency Management Office were transferred and consolidated
into the Office of War Information, a director at the head thereof, appointed by
the President.



Corrections for Previous Monthly Catalogs

July 1942. On page 799 under subhead "Mining machinery", 2d line, change name
"Ilsey" to read "Ilsley".



Monthly Catalog

NO. 571 • AUGUST 1942
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 issues
a monthly list of publications which will be mailed to all applicants, enabling them to select
such reports and bulletins as interest them.

Addresses. Si^eediiig up food for freedom, address by Claude R. Wickard, Secre-
tary of Agriculture, before Agricultural Session of Federal-State Conference
on War Restrictions, May 7, 1942, Department of Commerce Auditorium.
[1942.] 8 p. 4° IProcesstd.] t A 1.40 : W 03/52

Agriculture decisions, decisions of Secretary of Agriculture under regulatory laws
administered in Department of Agriculture, v. 1, no. 5 ; May 1-31, 1942. 1942.
iii +357-418+ [21 p. [Monthly.] * Paper, 15c. single copy, $1.50 a yr.
L. C. card Agr 42-262 A 1.58/a : 1/5

Diseases of animals. Common diseases and parasites of dogs and cats ; [articles].
[1942.] cover title, p. 1109-1215, il. (Yearbook separate 1892.) [Reprint
of pt. 8 of Keeping livestock healthy, Yearbook of agriculture, 1942.] * Paper,
20c. A 1.10/a : 1892

Common diseases and parasites of horses and mules; [articles]. [1942.]

cover title, p. 375-500, il. (Yearbook separate 1887.) [Reprint of pt. 3 of
Keeping livestock healthy, Yearbook of agriculture, 1942.] * Paper, 20c.

A 1.10/a : 1887

Diseases and parasites of sheep and goats; [articles]. [1042.] cover title,

p. 829-929, il. (Yearbook separate 1890.) [Reprint of pt. 6 of Keeping live-
stock healthy. Yearbook of agriculture, 1942.] * Paper, 15c. A 1.10/a: 1890

Diseases and parasites of swine; [articles]. [1942.] cover title, p. 673-

827, il. (Yearbook separate 1889.) [Reprint of pt. 5 of Keeping livestock
healthy, Yearbook of agriculture, 1942.] * Paper, 20c. A 1.10/a : 1889

Diseases of wildlife and their relationship to domestic livestock [with list

of literature cited] ; by J. E. Shillinger. [1^2.] [1] +1217-25 p. il. (Year-
book separate 1893.) [From Keeping livestock healthy, Yearbook of agri-
culture, 1942.] * Paper, 5c. A 1.10/a: 1893

Journal of affricultural research, v. 65, no. 2 and 3; July 15 and Aug. 1, 1942.
[1942.] cover titles, p. 61-171, il. [Semimonthly. Articles appearing in the
Journal are printed separately and are listed in the Monthly catalog as issued.]
* Paper, 15c. single copy, $3.25 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $4.75.
L. C. card Agr 13-1837 A 1.23 : 65/2,3

Note. — This periodical is issued by the Agriculture Department in cooperation with the
Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Universities. As the edition is limited it is not
sent free to individuals, but only to libraries of experiment stations, colleges, technical
schools, and universities, and to "laboratories, divisions, oflSees, and departments on whose
s+aTs are sever;il tpchnicillv traineri men in hTolocrical, chemical, or physical sciences. It
is also sent to such institutions as make suitable exchanges of their publications for those
of the Agriculture Department.

Posters. Victorv begins at home, produce food for freedom; [poster]. 1942.
28X20.1 in. t A 1.32 :V 66

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874 Government Publications

Trinity River. Survey report on Trinity River watershed, letter transmitting
report of survey of Trinity River watershed in Texas [with bibliography].
1942. ix+«5G p.l pi. 4 maps. (H. doc. 708. 77th Cong. 2d sess.) • Paper, 20c.
L. C. card 42-38335

t; SZ) .4. Junp2(>-July 20, 1942; V. 1, no. 9-11. [1942.] Each 4 p. il. 4° [Semi-
monthly.] t
L. C. card Agr 42-25S A 1.57 : 1/9-11

Viroplasm hypothesis. Studies on viroplasm hypothesis [with list of literature
cited]; by James Johnson. 1942. [2] +443-454 p. il. [From Journal of ag-
ricultural research, v. 64, no. 8, Apr. 15, 1942.] * Paper, 5c. A 1.23/a : V 819/8

AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION AND ADJUSTMENT ADMINISTRATION

XOTE. — Executive order 0060. dated Feb. 23, 1942, consolidated the Agricultural Adjustment
Admini.'stration. the Soil Conservation Service, the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation,
and the Sucar Division of the Department of Asrriculture. into an agency to be known as
the Agricultural Conservation and Adjustment Administration.

A C A A in brief, food will win the War and write the peace. Apr. 1942. [2] +G
p. 4=" [Processed.] t A76.2:Ag8

AGRICtn.TUBAL ADJUSTMENT AGENCY

Note. — Under provisions of Executive order 9069, dated Feb. 23, 1942, the Agricultural
Adjustment Administration of the Department of Agriculture was consolidated with certain
agencies of the Department into the Afrricultural Conservation and Adjustment Administra-
tion. Office memo no. 113. dated Apr. 13. 1942, changed the name of the Agricultural Ad-
justment Administration to the Agricultural Adjustment Agency.

Expendiinrrs. Statement of expenditures, July 1, 1941-Feb. 28, 1942. [1942.]
cover title, 33 p. 4° (Fiscal Management Division, Control Accounts and Audit
Section.) [Processed. I'Mjies is-sued as leaves. No Statement i.ssued for July 1,
1941-Mar. 31, 1942.] t A 76.409 : 941-42/8

Same, July 1, 1941-Apr. 30, 1942. [1942.] cover title, 35 p. 4° (Fiscal

Management bivi.sion. Control Accoimts and Audit Section.) [Processed.
Pages issued as leaves.] t A 76.409 : 941-42/10

Same, July 1. 1941-May 31, 1942. [1942.] cover title, 37 p. 4° (Fiscal

Management Division, Control Accounts and Audit Section.) [Processed.
Pages issued as leaves.] t A 76.409 : Wl-42/11

FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE C»RPOR.ATION

Note. — Under provisions of Executive order 9069, dated Feb. 23, 1942. the Federal Crop
Insurance Corporation of the Department of Agriculture was consolidated with certain
agencies of tlie Department into the Agricultural Conservation and Adjustment Adminis-
tration.

Cotton. 1942 cotton loss adjustment procedure and adjuster's manual. July
1942 ii+17 p. 4" (Form FCI-260-C.) f
L. C. card Agr 42-342 A 76.106 : C S2

Wheat. County procedure for 1943 FCI yields and rates and 1943 ACP farm
wheat yields. June 1942. [2] +5 p. 4° (Form FCI-301-W.) [Supplement
to Form FCI-201-W, County yield and rate procedure. 1942 wheat crop insur-
ance program and county procedure for 1942 farm wheat yields, agricultural
conservation program.] t A 76.102 : W 56/943

Wheat crop in.surance regulations. Juno 1942. ii-flO p. 4° (FCI-Regu-

lations 301 -W. ) t A 76.106 : W 56

son. CONSERVATION SERVICE

Note. — Under provisions of Executive order 9069, dated Feb. 23. 1942. the Soil Conserva-
tion Service of tlie Depnrtnient of Agriculture was consolidated with certain agencies of
the Department into the Agricultural Conservation and Adjustment Administration.

Publications ordered prior to the consolidation also are entered l>elow for convenience.

Mu-sJcingnm River basin. Precipitation in Muskingum River basin, Jan. 1942; by
Climatic and Physiographic Division. June 1942. cover title, 49 p. il. 4°
(Research OflBce.) [Processed.] Not available for distribution.

A 76.209 : 942/1

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August 1942 875

Muskingum soils. Effect of mulches and surface conditions on water relations
and erosion of Muskingum soils [with list of literature cited] ; by Harold L.
Borst and Russell Woodburn. July 1942. 16 p. il. (Agriculture Dept, Tech-
nical bulletin 825. ) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 42-337 A 1.36 : 825

Soil conservation. Soil conservation, oflQcial organ of Soil Conservation Service,
July 1942; [v. 8, no. 1]. [1942.] 22+ [2] p. il. 4° [Monthly.] * Paper, 10c.
single copy, $1.00 a vr. ; foreign subscription, $1.50.
L. C. card Agr 35-403 A 76.208 : 8/1

Teamwork to save soil and increase production; [by P. A. Waring].

[1942.] cover title, 64 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous publication
486.) [Text and illustration on p. 2 and 3 of cover.] * Paper, 20c.

L. C. card Agr 42-330 A 1.38 : 486

Southwest (U. S.). Climate and accelerated erosion in arid and semi-arid South-
west, with special reference to Polacca Wash drainage basin, Ariz, [with list
of literature cited] ; by C. Warren Thornthwaite, C. F. Stewart Sharpe, and
Earl F. Dosch. May 1942. cover title, 134 p. il. 4 pi. 3 maps. (Agriculture
Dept. Technical bulletin 808.) [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 5.5c.
L. C. card Agr 42-333 A 1.36 : 808

SUGAB AGENCY

NoTK. — Under provisions of Executive order 9069, dated Feb. 23. 1942 the Sugar Division
of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration was consolidated with certain agencies
of the Department into the Agricultural Conservation and Adjustment Administration. The
Sugar Division became known as the Sugar Service of the Amicultural Conservation and
Adjustment Administration and later was designated as the Sugar Agency of said Admin-
istration by official ord^ of the administrator.

Sugar commercially recoverable from sugarcane in Puerto Rico, 1941-42 crop
year. June 6, 1942. 1 p. (S. D. no. 136.) t A 76.307 : 136

Sugarcane. Determination of fair and reasonable prices for 1941 crop of Florida
sugarcane for sugar. May 9, 1942. 1 p. (S. D. no. 132.) t A 76.307: 132

Determination of fair and reasonable prices for 1941-42 crop of Puerto

Rican sugarcane. June 2, 1942. 3 p. (S. D. no. 135.) t A 76.307: 135

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS BUREAU

Addresses. America's changing food consumption, 1909-41, address by Oris V.
Wells, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, before American Home Economics
Association, Boston, Mass., June 23, 1942. [1942.] 9 p. 4° [Processed.] t

A 36.51 : F 73/3

Agricultural loans in Massachusetts, distribution for selected lending agencies, by
countie.s. Washington, D. C, June 1942. [2] +12 p. 4° [Processed.] t

A 36.132 : M 38

Agricultural situation, brief summary of economic conditions, July 1942 ; v. 26, no.
7. [1942.] 24 p. il. [Monthly. Midyear on food front issue.] * Paper, 5c.
single copy, 50c. a vr. ; foreign subscription, 70c.
L. C. card Agr 26-1797 A 36.15 : 26/7

Appalachian region. Economic and social problems and conditions of southern
Appalachians [with list of literature cited] ; by Bureau of Agricultural Eco-
nomics, Bureau of Home Economics, and Forest Service, in cooperation with
Ofl3ce of Education, Department of Interior, and agricultural experiment sta-
tions of Tennessee, Virginia. West Virginia, and Kentucky. Jan. 1935 [reprint
with changes, 1942]. ii+184 p. il. 4" (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous pub-
lication 205.) * Paper, 50c.
L C. card Agr 42-328 A 1.38 : 205/1-2

Coffon situation, CS-68 ; June 1942. [1942.] 8 p. il. 4° [Monthly. Processed.] t

A 36.40/2 : 68

Crops. General crop report as of July 1, 1942. [1942.] l-20b+21-.52 p. il. large
8° (Crop Reporting Board.) [Monthly. Processed.] t A 36.29: 942/7

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Dai/i/situatic.n, DS-131; Julyl&42. [1942] 14 p. il. 4° [Monthly. Processed.] t

A 36.G5 : 131

Farm income. Cash farm income, Government payments, and value of products
consumed on farms, by States, 1924-^1, and United States, 1910^1. July 1942.
2S p. 4" [Processed.] t A 36.2: In 2/8

Farm income situation, FIS-29; June 1942. [1942.] 8+ [5] p. il. 4"

[Monthly. Processed.] f A 30.122:29

Farm labor report: Farm wage rates up, highest in 22 years. July 14, 1942.
lip. il. 4'' [Processed.] t A 36.140 : 942/7

Farm pi-ices. Farm-retail price spreads, Feb. 1942. [1942.] 14 p. 4° [Monthly.
Processed. ] t A 36.138 : 942/2

Same, Mar. 1942. [1942.] 15 p. il. 4° [Monthly. Processed.] t

A 36.138 : 942/3
NoTB. — For later issues see, below, Marketing.

Minimum prices currently supported by Department of Agriculture; [pre-
pared by Glenn L. Johnson]. July 1, 1942. 21 p. 4° [Processed.] f

A 36.2 : P 93/16

Parity prices, what they are and how they are calculated. June 30, 1942.

O+x p. 4" [Processed.] t A 36.2 : P 93/1.5

Fats and oils situation, FOS-65; July 1942. [1942.] 18 p. il. 4° [Monthly.
Processed.] t A 36.97: 65

Feed. Feed situation, FdS-35 ; June 1942. [1942.] lop. il.4° [Monthly. Proc-
essed.] t A 36.117: 35

Same, FdS-36 ; July 1942. [1942.] 15 p. il. 4° [Monthly. Processed.] t

A 36.117 : 36

Fruit. Fruit and nut crop prospects as of June 1, 1942. June 17, 1942. 8+ [3]
p. large 8° [Processed.] t A 30.32 : 942/2

Fruit situation, TFS-63 ; June 1942. [1942.] 24 p. il. 4° [Quarterly.

Processed.] t A 36.99: 63

NoTB. — Effective with this issue, the Fruit situation will be published quarterly instead
of monthly.

Oriiin. Grain-milk price relationships by regions; by John W. KHein, Eniil Rauch-
enstein, and John L. Wilson. July 1942. p. il. 4° [Processed.] f

A 36.2 : G 76A6

U. S. grain storage capacity reported at 1,602,258,000 bushels. Apr. 3, 1942.

4 p. 4° [Processed.] t A 36.2 :G 76/15

Hay. Income parity for agriculture: pt. 1, Farm income, sec. 16, Income from
hay, calendar years, 1910-41; [prepared by C. M. Purves and C. A. Gibbons].
Washington, D. C, July 1942. cover title, ii+Sl p. il. 4° [Processed. Pre-
liminary.] t A 36.2 : In 2/2/pt.l,sec.l6/prelim.

Horses. Farm horses and mules will help win. [1942.] [4] p. il. 4° (BAE-
EXT flier-6. ) t A 36.128 : 6

Interest charges payable on farm indebtedness in United States, 1910^0; by
Harold T. Lingard and Willard O. Brown. Washington, D. C, Aug. 1942.
[l]-f46 p. il. 4° [Processed.] t A 36.2: In 8/2

Land use. Problems and institutional factors affecting land use in Northwest
county [with list of literature cited] ; by Melvin L. Upchurch. Washington,
D. C, June 1942. cover title, 92 p. il. 4° [Processed. Text on p. 2 of cover.
Publication relates to Coos County. Oreg.] t A 36.2 : L 22/15

1941 summary of out.standing Federal and Stale legislation affecting rural

land use; compiled by Arthur B. Jebens and Ernest Engolbert. June 1942.
cover title, [2]-fl26 p. il. 4" (L. E.-Bulletin 68.) [Processed.] t

A 36.121 : 68

Livestock and wool situation, LWS-3; July 1942. [1042.1 21 p. il. 4° [Monthly.
Processed.] t A 36.141 :'3

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August 1942 877

Marketing. Marketing and transportation situation, MTS-1 ; May 1942. [1942.]
19 p. 4° [Monthly. Processed.] t A 36.143:1

Note. — The material formerly published under the title Farm-retail price spreads is
included in this report.

■ Same, MTS-2 ; June 1942. [1942.] 17 p. 11. 4° [Monthly. Processed.] t

A 36.143 : 2

Milk. Input-output relationships in milk production [with list of literature
cited] ; by Einar Jensen, John W. Klein, Emil Rauchenstein, T. E. Woodward,
Ray H. Smith. May 1942. cover title, 88 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Technical