Appropriations and REA and FHA loan authorizations, fiscal years 1940 to 1953; and comparable employment data-Continued

[Millions of dollars]

Includes $120 million borrowed under the additional authorization of $150 million contingent upon certification of need by the Secretary of Agriculture.

$ Consists of $9 million borrowing authorization for rural telephone loans and $16,
236,718 borrowed under the additional contingency authorization of $25 million provided
in 1952 act.

Includes $10 million contingency fund used in fiscal year 1953. Including the carryover
of funds from prior years, total loan funds of $35,476,000 are available for fiscal year 1953.
7 There were no legislative limitations on the amounts available for adininistrative
expenses of these corporations prior to fiscal year 1917.

Beginning with the fiscal year 1948, this program has been financed by advances from
the Commodity Credit Corporation, subject to later reimbursement. The amounts
shown for 1952 and 1953 are for reimbursement to CCC for advances made in 1950 and 1951,
respectively.

NOTE. -Details may not add to totals shown due to rounding.