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FEDERAL REGISTER,
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F E D E M L M E G IS T E R
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Published by the Division o f the Federal Register, The National Archives, pursuant to the authority contained, in the Federal Register Act, approved Juy 26, 1935 49
Stat. L. 500, under regulations prescribed by the Administrative Committee, with the approval of the President.
The Administrative Committee consists of the Archivist or Acting Archivist, an officer o f the Department o f Justice designated by the Attorney General, and the Public Printer or Acting Public Printer.
The daily issue of the F ederal R egister will be furnished by m ail to subscribers, free o f postage, for $1 per m onth or $10 per year;
single copies 10 cents each; payable in ad vance. Remit by money order payable to Superintendent o f Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C.
Correspondence concerning the publica tion of the F ederal R egister should be ad dressed to the Director, Division of the Federal Register, The National Archives, Washington, D. C.

CONTENTSContinued NOTICES
Department of Agriculture:
Agricultural Adjustment Admin istration:
Fort Wayne, Ind., Marketing Area, hearing on handling of milk__________________
Department of Commerce:
Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation:
Notice of meeting of executive committee of Board of Supervising Inspectors Federal Trade Commission:
San Pedro Fish Exchange, et al, complaint and notice of h earing___________________
Wine Industry, presentation of views, etc., on proposed trade practice rules________
Securities and Exchange Commis sion:
Consolidated Cities Light, Pow er and Traction Co., heari n g ________________________
Inland Power and Light Corp.
Leonard S.
Florsheim, Trustee, hearing-----------Northern States Power Co., et al, order relative to issue and sale of bonds______________
Panhandle Lumber Co., with drawal of application______
Standard Investing Corp., list ing and registration_______

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Done at Washington, D. C. this 22d from settlement, location, sale, or entry, and reserved for use of the Navy Depart day of March 1939. Witness my hand and the seal of the Department of Agri ment for naval aviation purposes.
S ection 3. The reservation made by culture.
section 2 of this order shall remain in seal H. A. W allace, force until revoked by the President or Secretary.
by act of Congress.
F. R. Doc. 39-967; Filed, March 22, 1939;
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No. 80721

TITLE 8ALIENS AND CITIZENSHIP

F. R. Doc. 39-955; Filed, March 22, 1939;
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IM M IG R A TIO N AND N ATU RALIZA
T IO N SERVICE

R u le syR egu la tion s, O rd ers
D ocuments R equired of A lien s E nter
ing the U nited S tates
General Order No. C-9

M arch 21, 1939.
Pursuant to the authority contained inr Section 24 of the Immigration Act of SUGAR D IVISIO N
1924 Act of May 26, 1924, 43 Stat. 166, P art 802 S ugar D eterminations 8 U. S. C. 222, and Executive Order No.
determination of sugar commercially 8029 dated December 27, 1938, 3 F. R.
RECOVERABLE FROM SUGARCANE IN PUERTO 3177 D. I . T the following rules and reg ulations are prescribed for enforcement RICO
of the immigration laws:
Pursuant to the provisions of Section Sec. 11.41, Title 8, Codeof Federal 302 a of the Sugar Act of 1937,1, H. A.
Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture, do Regulations Rule 3, Subdivision F, Par hereby make the following determina agraph 1 of the Immigration Rules and Regulations of January 1, 1930, Edition tion:
of December 31, 1936, is renumbered Sec. 802.41a Determination of sugar and amended to read as follows:
commercially recoverable from sugar S ec. 1.41 a Necessity for immigra cane in Puerto Rico. The amount of tion and passport visas; inadmissibility sugar commercially recoverable from the in absence thereof; exceptions. No im sugarcane grown on a farm in Puerto migrant, whether a quota immigrant or Rico and marketed or processed by the a nonquota immigrant, of any nation producer for the extraction of sugar ality shall be admitted to the United shall be obtained by multiplying the num States unless such immigrant shall pre ber of short tons of such sugarcane by sent to the proper immigration official the number of hundredweights of sugar, at the port of arrival an unexpired pass raw value, commercially recoverable per port or official document in the nature ton of such sugarcane, computed in ac of a passport issued by the government cordance with the applicable formulae, of the country to which he owes alle with respect to recoverable sugar, set giance, or other travel document show forth in paragraph a of the Determi ing his origin and identity, and an im nation of Fair and Reasonable Prices for migration visa duly issued and authen the 1938-1939 Crop of Puerto Rican ticated by a consular officer, except in Sugarcane, Pursuant to the Sugar Act of the following cases: ; sec. 13, 43 Stat.
1937, issued February 24, 1939,1 and the 161, 8 U. S. C. 213 a , E. O. 8029 De quantity of 96 sugar thereby obtained cember 27, 1938, 3 F. R. 3177 D. L
shall be converted to raw value basis in 1 Child born after issuance of visa accordance with the provisions of Title I of the Sugar Act of 1937: Provided, to parent. An alien immigrant child however, That if settlement for the bom subsequent to the issuance of the sugarcane marketed is not based on immigration visa of an accompanying analysis of the sucrose content of such parent, the visa not having expired;
sugarcane, the sugar commercially re ; sec. 13, 43 Stat. 161,8 U. S. C. 213 a , coverable shall be computed weekly in E. O. 8029 December 27, 1938, 3 F. R.
terms of 96 sugar, by multiplying the 3177 D. I .
2 Child born to alien mother visit number of short tons of sugar marketed during each week by the average recov ing abroad. An alien immigrant child ery of sugar per ton of sugarcane proc born during the temporary visit abroad essed by the mill for the week, and the of an alien mother who has previously quantity of 96 sugar thereby obtained been legally admitted into the United shall be converted to raw value basis States for permanent residence, pro in accordance with the provisions of vided the child is accompanying a par Title I of the Sugar Act of 1937. Sec. ent to the United States upon the first 302, 50 Stat. 910; 7 U. S. C., Sup. IV. return of the parent to the United States and applies for admission into the United 1132
States within a period of two years after the date of birth. The case of an alien 14 F. R. 1007 DI.

TITLE 7AGRICULTURE