Architectural and structural drawings, blueprints, and tracings of certain Government buildings no longer in existence. 1 foot. Accession 194.

Territories and Island Possessions Division

Records of the Government of the Virgin Islands, 1672-1933. 163 feet. Accession 75, part 2.

Records of the Government of the Virgin Islands, 1660-1932. 886 feet. Accession 75, part 3.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

Agricultural Economics Bureau

Federal-appeal grain grade certificates, 1925-32; nitrate of soda project records, 1917-20; Center Market records, 1922-30; and Domestic Wool Section records, 1918-33. 402 feet. Accession 158.

Agricultural Engineering Bureau

Farm-drainage maps and related items, 1908-25. 1,945 items. Accession 207.

Animal Industry Bureau

General correspondence, 1894-1913; correspondence files relating to animal husbandry, 1901-29, to animal diseases, 1913-28, to tuberculosis eradication, 1912-30, and to administrative matters, 1913-27; correspondence files of the Meat Inspection Division, 1913-27, and inspection reports, 1923-33; and dockets of packers and stockyards cases through No. 297. 588 feet. Accession 151.

Budget and Finance Office

Applications for advances on the funds of the Department, 1926–33. 3 feet. Accession 155.

Chemistry and Soils Bureau

Correspondence of the Bureau of Chemistry, 1886-1918; correspondence of the Bureau of Soils, 1894-1918; soil survey field operation reports, 1901-14, and field sheets, 1901-24; and fertilizer control correspondence, 1918-21. 1,522 feet. Accession 205.

Entomology and Plant Quarantine Bureau

Correspondence, notebooks, and zinc etchings and electrotypes from the Dr. William Barnes lepidoptera collection, 1904-27. 40 feet. Accession 153.

Permits for the interstate movement of certain plants under quarantine regulations, 1926-28. 2 feet. Accession 154.

Extension Service

Motion-picture film portraying activities of the Department. 26 units. Accession 93.

Annual reports of field workers, 1908-33, and project records consisting of plans of work prepared by extension workers, 1914–33. 1,534 feet. Accession 174.

Farm Security Administration

Motion-picture film entitled "The Plow That Broke the Plains." 3 units. Accession 204.

Food and Drug Administration

Records of the Board of Food and Drug Inspection, including correspondence, reports, and hearings, 1907-15; records pertaining to the supervision of importations of food and drugs, 1907-13; and cards containing data resulting from investigations and analyses of samples of food products, 1905-32. 83 feet. Accession 175.

Forest Service

General incoming correspondence, 1888-98; letter press copy books, 1900; miscellaneous correspondence, 1907-17; news items and press releases, 1909-33; correspondence regarding the organization of the 10th and 20th Engineers during the World War, 1917-21; and personnel allotment sheets, 1917-28. 118 feet. Accession 202.

Annual statistical summary reports of district offices, 1917-36. 6 feet. Accession 206.

Weather Bureau

"Abstract logs," meteorological journals, and extracts from logbooks of commercial ships, 1784-1892, most of them accumulated by Matthew Fontaine Maury while in charge of the former Depot of Charts and Instruments of the Navy Department. 40 feet. Accession 143.

A daily journal of meteorological observations and instrument readings, 1883. 2 inches. Accession 213.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Office of the Secretary

Personnel records of employees who died while in the service of the Department or who were born after 1867 and have retired, 1884-1937. 112 feet. Accession 177.

Coast and Geodetic Survey

Tide staff readings, 1832-1926; tide leveling records, 1856-1925; depth sounding records, 1851-1911; seismograph readings, 1926–34; and magnetic observations, 1928-30. 284 feet. Accession 106.

Fisheries Bureau

Motion-picture film concerning activities of the Bureau. 71 units. Accession 108.

Lighthouses Bureau

Correspondence and personnel records of the former United States Lighthouse Board, 1842-86. 9 feet. Accession 179.

Marine Inspection and Navigation Bureau

Marine documents. 5 feet. Accession 70 (addition).

Correspondence and personnel records of the former Steamboat Inspection Service, 1852-1902. 14 feet. Accession 178.

National Bureau of Standards

Records of committees of the President's Conference on Home Building and Home Ownership, 1929-33. 30 feet. Accession 111.

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

Immigration and Naturalization Service

Outgoing correspondence, 1882-1912; registers of letters received, 1882-1903; personnel files, 1903-33; Americanization records, 1913-37; internment camp records, 1917-18; accounting records, 1929-33; and miscellaneous data. 686 feet. Accession 162.

Labor Statistics Bureau

Employment survey schedules, 1933. 1,750 feet. Accession 165. Women's Bureau

Bulletin files, 1920-30. 12 feet. Accession 166.

INDEPENDENT AGENCIES

Civilian Conservation Corps

Monthly work progress reports, 1936-37. 64 feet. Accession 198.

Coal Commission

Records, 1922-23. 654 feet. Accession 116.

Federal Fuel Distributor

Personnel records, 1922-23. 1 foot. Accession 184.

Federal Housing Administration

A group of film slides and sound-recording disks entitled "Better Housing Program." 32 units. Accession 186.

Federal Reserve System

Motion-picture film showing scenes at the dedication of the Federal Reserve Building, October 20, 1937. 1 unit. Accession 156. Fine Arts Commission

Records relating to completed projects, 1910-36. 56 feet. Accession 109.

Food Administration

Personnel records of the Washington office and of field offices, 1917-19. 50 feet. Accession 180.

Card index to personnel records of the Sugar Equalization Board. 5 feet. Accession 181.

Personnel records of the Wheat Director, 1919-20. 1 foot. Accession 182.

Fuel Administration

Records, 1917-19. 2,089 feet. Accession 115.

Card index to personnel records. 1 foot. Accession 183.

Indian Commissioners Board

Correspondence, 1869-1914. 4 feet. Accession 191.

Inland Waterways Corporation

Motion-picture film showing a map of inland waterway routes in the Mississippi River region and the christening of a vessel at Howard Ship Yard. 2 units. Accession 187.

Maritime Commission

Minutes of the United States Shipping Board and of the trustees of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, 1917-36. 14 feet. Accession

107.

Records of the Construction Department of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, 1917-26, and of the Bureau of Research of the United States Shipping Board and the United States Shipping Board Bureau of the Department of Commerce, 1918-35. 5,200 feet. Accession 126.

National Archives

Motion-picture film portraying a meeting of the National Archives Council on February 10, 1936. 3 units. Accession 94.

Motion-picture film recording a film-cabinet test. 1 unit. Acces

sion 117.

Motion-picture film recording a film-container test. 1 unit. Accession 119.

Motion-picture film recording a film-cabinet test. 1 unit. Accession 171.

National Labor Relations Board

Decisions and related correspondence, exhibits, election requests, and files of the Denver office of the National Labor Board and of the first National Labor Relations Board, 1933-35. 12 feet. Accession 168.

National War Labor Board

Personnel and other administrative records, clippings, and case material, 1918-19. 32 feet. Accession 167.

President's Emergency Committee for Employment and the President's Organization on Unemployment Relief

Records, 1930-32. 368 feet. Accession 134.

Social Security Board

Motion-picture film entitled "Today's Frontier." 3 units. Accession 146.

Motion-picture film entitled "We, the People and Social Security." 1 unit. Accession 193.

Motion-picture film entitled "Today's Frontier." 7 units. Accession 203.

Tariff Commission

Records of the former Tariff Board, 1909-12, and miscellaneous records, 1915-18. 21 feet. Accession 149.

Veterans' Administration

Papers relating to closed pension claims. 497 feet. Accession 12 (addition).

War Industries Board, Council of National Defense, and Committee on Public Information

Records, 1916-21. 5,062 feet. Accession 88.

Works Progress Administration

Motion-picture film entitled "Work Pays America." 6 units. Accession 120.

JUDICIARY

United States District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina

Miscellaneous records, 1791-1913. 6 feet. Accession 98.

PRIVATE GIFTS

A disk containing a sound recording of an address entitled "Our Federal Archives," which was broadcast by the Archivist of the United States on November 25, 1935-presented by the Radio and Film Methods Corporation. 1 unit. Accession 91.

Disks containing sound recordings of addresses and other proceedings on the occasion of the First National Defense Day, September 12, 1924-presented by the American Telephone & Telegraph Co. 22 units. Accession 92.

Motion-picture film portraying scenes in the Philippine Islands, Hawaii, and France taken in 1913, 1915, and 1917 by the late Clarence B. Miller, Member of Congress from Minnesota-presented by Mrs. Miller. 53 units. Accession 95.

Disks containing a sound recording made in 1937 of a reading by John G. Bradley from his pamphlet entitled Into Old Mexico by Auto (1933)-presented by the American Foundation for the Blind. 3 units. Accession 97.

Motion-picture film pertaining to the trip of a delegation of Latin American diplomats to attend the Monroe Doctrine centennial in Los Angeles, July 1923-presented by the Pan American Union. 14 units. Accession 99.

Disks containing a sound recording of an address on "The Heart and Soul of the Constitution," delivered by Representative Sol Bloom on November 25, 1936, and sound recordings of a program celebrating the centennial of the American patent system, November 23, 1936presented by the United States Recording Co. 3 units. Accession 100,

Disks containing sound recordings of a program celebrating the centennial of the American patent system, November 23, 1936-presented by the National Committee in charge of the celebration. 2 units. Accession 101.

Disks containing sound recordings of a radio program broadcast in celebration of the centennial of the American patent system, Novem