Quiero saber acerca de...

FEDERAL REGISTER, O c to b e r 6, 1936

1764
VNAt-4.

%s=i

FEDERALHEGISTER
V

V

,

Published by the Division Archives, pursuant to the Register Act, approved July ulations prescribed by the approval of the President.

W r A/
3 4 xJP
United

of the F ederal R egister , The National authority contained in the Federal 26, 1935 <49 Stat. L. 500, under reg Administrative Committee, with the
The Administrative Committee consists of the Archivist or Acting Archivist, an officer of the Department of Justice designated by the Attorney General, and the Public Printer or Acting Public Printer.
The daily issue of the F ederal R egister w ill be furnished by mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1 per m onth or $10 per year;
single copies 5 cents; payable in advance. Remit by money order payable to Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C.
Correspondence concerning the publication of the F ederal R egister should be addressed to the Director, Division of the F ederal R egister , The National Archives, Washington, D. C.

subject to duty by reason of alterations or repairs abroad, may make oral declarations. Written declarations on customs Form 6067 shall be required for all other articles brought in by steer age passengers. Customs Form 6063 or 6067 may be used in the case of cruise passengers, if a written declaration is required.

Paragraph b 2 is amended to read as follows:
2 Blank copies of customs Form 6607 shall be furnished by collectors to steamship companies for distribution among steer age passengers, and cruise passengers when necessary. Any such passengers who have articles for which a written declaration is required should prepare and sign their declarations in advance of arrival and retain them for presentation to the proper customs officer on the pier.

J. H. M o y l e , Commissioner of Customs.
Approved, September 29, 1936.
seal
W a y n e C. T aylo r ,
Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
F . R. Doc. 2725 Filed, October 3,1936; 12:20 P. M .

T .D . 48548
C u s t o m s R e g u l a t i o n s A m e n d e d S t a t is t ic s RECORDING AND REPORTING OF STATISTICS ON ENTRANCES AND
CLEARANCES OF VESSELS, AMENDED

To Collectors of Customs and Others Concerned:
The Customs Regulations of 1931 are hereby amended as follow s:
A rticle 124 is amended by deleting the second and last sen tences beginning w ith the words A transcript in line six.
A rticle 148 d is amended by deleting the last sentence beginning w ith the words In either event in line seven.
Article 1279 is deleted in its entirety.
Article 1310 is amended to read as follow s:

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Department of Agriculture:
Agricultural Adjustm ent Administration:
Agricultural conservation program, 1936:
Southern region, Bulletin No. 1, Revised, Sup plement t _______________________________________
Southern region, Bulletin No. 1, Revised, Sup plement x ___________________________________
Western region, Bulletin No. 1, Revised, Supple ment h ______________________ :__________________
Western region, Bulletin No. 2, N. D.l, Revised, Supplement b ____________
Order terminating operation of license for milk Tucson, Ariz., Sales Area________________ ___ L_______
Commodity Exchange Administration:
Amendment of rules, etc., governing registration as futures commission merchant, etc._________________

Page 1765
1766
1766
1766
1767

1767

Department of the Interior:
Division of Territories and Island possessions:
The Alaska Railroad:
Joint Freight Tariff No. 36-B_____________________
Passenger Circular No. 154______________

1765
1765

Farm Credit Administration:
Amendment to regulations relative to emergency crop and feed loans in the Territory of H awaii______________

1767

Interstate Commerce Commission:
Application for relief from long-and-short-haul provi sion, Interstate Commerce Act:
Spices and tea to Memphis, Tenn____________________
Notice of hearing, application for authority to operate as a common carrier :
Beard, D. A., Truck Lines Co___________________________

1767

President of the United States:
Proclamation:
American Education Week_____________________________

1763

Rural Electrification Administration:
Allocation of funds_________________________________________

1768

1768

Securities and Exchange Commission:
Consent to withdrawal of filing of offering sheet, etc., in the matter of:
Chad well, ABen_____________
1768,1769
Order changing time of hearing, etc., in the matter of:
Livingston Mining Co__________________________________
1769
Orders directing hearings, etc.:
1769
Columbia Gas & Electric Corp__________________ _____
K aufm ann Department Stores, In c____________________ 1770
Koppers Gas and Coke Co_____________________________
1770
McKeesport T in Plate Co______________________________
1770
1771
Murphy, G. C., C o _ ._ __________________________________
National Steel Corp________
1771
Republic Steel Corp______________________ ._________ 1771,1772
Order fixing effective date of amendments to registra tion statement, etc., in the matter of:
Skookum Gold Mines, Ltd _____________________
1772
Order fixing time and place of hearing, etc., in the matter of:
Y u m u ri Jute Mills Co_______________________ ___ _______ 1772
Orders for continuances, in thematter of:
Bemheimer, D. F ________________________________
1772,1773
General Industries Corp., Ltd_________________________ 1773
Stop order:
American Terminals and Transit Co_______________ 1774
Suspension order, order for hearing, etc., in the matter of:
Kim ball, Kent K __________________________
1774
Royalty Investments Corp_________________________ 1774,1775
Southwest Royalties Co__________________________ -
1775

A rt . 1310. Monthly reports of marine transactions. a Reports on Customs Form 3065 and 3065 marine port and station other than a headquarters port covering Bureau of Customs:
marine transactions at such ports. T w o copies of the report for Declarations o f cruise passengers_____________________
each marine port and station other than a headquarters port shall Statistics on entrances and clearances of vessels-----be forwarded to the headquarters port. Each headquarters port Weighing, gauging, and measuring-------------------------shaU forward one copy of the report for each marine port and station in the district, including the headquarters port, to the United States Tariff Commission:
Commissioner of Customs, Washington, D. C. attention, Division Public notice o f investigation in the matter of unfair of Statistics and Research as soon as possible, and in no case later methods in the importation or sale of cigar lighters than 10 days after the close o f the month. For the purpose of these reports, a marine port or station is understood to be one at which any entrance or clearance of vessels, issuing of documents, num bering of motorboats, etc., occurs.
b
These reports wiU embrace all vessels entering and clearing through Customs at the ports or stations fo r w hich the returns
1763
1764
1763