11
9, 18

17

18

11
125

11

5, 6, 14

12, 31, 150

39

7

6, 7

Forest roads-Continued

cooperative agreements for---- 3, 5, 11
defined.
6, 10, 68

expenditures not to exceed State's
authorized apportionment, in-
itial provision (see also re-
spective acts).
expenditures not to exceed 10
percent of value of timber and
forage resources

50 percent of appropriations for
forest-development roads_
50 percent of appropriations for
forest highways (see also Au-
thorizations and appropria-
tions).

force account work authorized__
includes Alaska and Puerto Rico-
lease, hire, or rent of facilities
for--

maps to be published annually_
preference given roads on Fed-
eral-aid system--

preference to projects to_be_con-
structed by same standards as
Federal-aid roads.

tion with ___

war materials for.

Fraudulent claims

Freeing toll bridges-----

Funds:

provision for State-

under direct control of highway

department (see also Authori-
zations and appropriations) --

65

3

10

110

11
9, 11
10

Page

6

145, 146

61

18

on

30

8

appropriations for

136

appropriations for

construction__.

134, 135, 136

appropriation of $50,000 for

survey

135

when State tax receipts insuf-
ficient for road construction,
Federal funds need

not be

33

matched during fiscal years
1936 and 1937__

Payments. See Reimbursement to
States, Forest roads, Labor, etc.
Pedestrians, elimination of hazards

to--

act of June 24, 1930 (Oddie-Col-
ton Act).

forest reservations, excepted_
main roads across nontaxable In-
dian, Federal reservations, etc-
preference to roads on Federal-
aid system (see Authorizations
and appropriations).

Puerto Rico:

24, 27, 34, 35

See

Penalties, for false reports, etc.
Contracts, Fraudulent claims, and
Labor.

Planning projects authorized__ 28, 34, 38, 40
Plans, specifications, and estimates.
See Surveys, plans, specifications,
and estimates.

Population:

apportionment factor based

on

Federal census-- 10, 15, 17, 24, 30, 34
factor in States where public
lands exceed 5 percent of total

authorization for expenditure for
public highways in.
Federal aid extended to.

apportionment of funds under
Emergency Relief Appropria-

rights-of-way for-

safety protective devices neces-
sary for receipt of Federal aid_

Reapportionment of funds:

Page

18

18

18

30, 42
35

R

Railroad grade crossings:

tion Act, 1935.

30

authorization 1938 and 1939.

34

15

9, 158

6, 16

34

2, 10

administrative_-

10

Preference :

Primary roads. See Federal-aid sys-
tem.

Prisoners, Attorney General may make
available for road work--

146

Progress payments. See Reimburse-
ment to States.

Reimbursement to States:

by Secretary of Treasury on war-
rants by Secretary of Agricul-
ture_

limited to pro ráta part of value

of labor and materials__
made to officials or depository
designated by highway depart-
ments

2,8

3, 8

8

33

3, 8, 48, 60

not to exceed total of previous
apportionments.

progress payments--
time of, decided jointly by high-
way departments and Secre-
tary (see also Participation
in cost)

3, 8

7

contractual obligation when ap-
proved.

Rent of buildings outside Washington
authorized

3

57

funds for, under direct control of
highway departments--

minimum width of right-of-way--

7

Reports:

only those substantial in char-
acter to be approved.

annual, to Congress---

3, 5, 9, 28,

postwar projects--

preference to be given such as to
expedite completion of ade-
quate and connected system of
interstate highways

shade trees on--

16

9, 169

State funds to be provided in
advance__.

strategic network and national

acquisition of, under National

Recovery Act.

24

work to be done by State high-
way department__

canal and railroad companies may

9, 158

Federal funds not available for __
grade separations

included in term "highway".
loans for acquisition by R. F. C.-
map to be filed with department
having control of.

24

9, 158

6

44

9

marginal land,

quired__

when not re-

57

9

9, 169