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SLUTER x SCRIPTA I

VOLUME 8

1934

U nited

NUMBER 58

Washington, Wednesday, March 24, 1943
The President EXECUTIVE ORDER 9317
M aking A vailable F or the U se op the Army and N avy Q u in in e S ulfate Acquired by the P rocurement D ivision of jh e T reasury D epartment P ursuant to the A ct of J une 7, 1939

WHEREAS the Procurement Division of the Treasury Department has ac quired by purchase, pursuant to the pro visions of the act of June 7,1939, 53 Stat.
811, stocks of quinine sulfate suitable for medicinal use; and WHEREAS the Chairman of the War Production Board has reported to me that there is a need for quinine sulfate for medicinal uses by the military forces;
NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the authority vested in me as President of the United States by section 4 of the said act of June 7, 1939, it is ordered as fol lows:
The Procurement Division of the Treasury Department is hereby author ized and directed to make available, from the stocks acquired by it pursuant to the said act of June 7,1939, upon such terms of sale and delivery to the buyers and users thereof as may be mutually satis factory to the Procurement Division and to them, a total of 3,634,782 ounces of quinine sulfate for the use of the Army and a total of 1,283,600 ounces of quinine sulfate for the use of the Navy.
F ranklin D R oosevelt T he W hite H ouse,
March 20, 1943.
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R. Doc. 43-4430; Filed, March 22, 1943;
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Regulations TITLE 7AGRICULTURE
Chapter VIIIFood Distribution Administration P art 802S ugar D eterminations PRODUCTION OF SUGAR BEETS DURING 1 9 4 3

Amendment to determination of farm-:
ing practices to be carried out on farms in connection with the production of sugar beets during the crop year 1943.

Pursuant to the provisions of subsec CONTENTS
tion e of section 301 of the Sugar Act THE
PRESIDENT
of 1937, as amended, the following deter mination is hereby issued:
E xecutive. O rder:
Page Quinine sulfate acquired by 802.13h Farming practices in con
Procurement Division of nection with the production of sugar Treasury Department made beets during the crop year 1943a available for use of Army For farms in States other than Califor and Navy_________ 1___ 3561
nia. The requirements of subsection e of section 301 of the Sugar Act of 1937, REGULATIONS AND
as amended, shall be deemed to have NOTICES
been fulfilled with respect to the produc tion of the 1943 crop of sugar beets on A lien P roperty C ustodian :
Vesting orders:
any farm in a State other than Califor nia, if the producer and the county ag . American Citizens Life Insur ricultural conservation committee cer ance Co___ ___________ 3643
tify that there has been carried out on American Giese Wire Corp_ 3637
land on the farm which is adapted to Board of Trade for Germanthe production of sugar beets, not less Amerjcan C o m m e r c e , than one-half acre of soil-conserving Inc__________ ______ .. 3639
practices for each acre of sugar beets Claude, Maurice__________ 3645
planted on the farm for harvest in 1943
Cremer, Leonhard________ 3640
for the extraction of sugar: Provided, Fues, Ernst_______________ 3640
however, That not in excess of 75 per I. G. Farbenindustrie, A. G.
cent of the foregoing requirements in 5 documents. 3638,3641,3642
connectionwith rented acreage which Krupp, Fried, A. G________ 3637
would otherwise be part of another farm Krupp, Fried., Aktiengesell may consist of practices carried out on schaft, and Pantena, such farm in excess of any practices re A. G________________ 3644
quired thereon.
Meiji Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. 3646
For the purposes of paragraph a of Meyerhoff, Carmelita Muel this section:
ler __ ______
3637
1. Each of the following shall be Nagy, Andrew--- ----------- 3647
deemed to be one acre of soil-conserving Orange Petroleum Corp____ 3644
practices:
Phillips and Van Orden Co., i Maintaining until after July 1, Inc__ _______
3643
1943, one acre of a protective covering Pioneer Potash Corp_______ 3639
of adapted perennial or biennial le Radioaktiengesellschaft D. S.
gumes, adapted perennial grasses, or Loewe_________ -____ 3643
mixtures of such legumes and grasses.
Sanyo Shokai, K .K ___ ___ _ 3638
ii Seeding in 1943 one acre of Sumitomo Marine and Fire adapted perennial legumes except aLInsurance Co., Ltd__ _ 3646
falfa or biennial legumes, adapted per Thoma, Hans____________ _ 3640
ennial grasses, or mixtures of such le Tokio Marine & Fire Insur gumes and grasses.
ance Co., Ltd______-___ 3647
iii Seeding in 1943 one-half acre of Tsutakawa & Co_________
3645
adapted alfalfa.
Yoshiharu Yokomizo_______ 3642
iv Plowing under during 1943 one acre of a good stand and a good growth B itum inous C oal D iv isio n :
Hearings, etc.:
of an adapted green manure crop.
v , Applying during 1943 eight short Booth, Inc______________ 3635
Camp Creek Coal Co---------- 3636
tons of animal manure or the amount of District Board 7__________ 3634
manure normally produced in one year District Board 11_______ 3635
by any of the following two head of District Board 13_________ 3636
cattle of more than one year of age, District Boards 7 and 8___
3637
two horses, two mules, four calves, four Fry, J. C. and A. J. Fry------ - 3635
colts, ten sheep, or ten goats.
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