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FE D E R A L R E G IST E R , Tuesday , January 4> 1944

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CONTENTSContinued 8.
In .8 701.401 f 2, the first sen Chapter XIWar Food Administration tence of the third paragraph, is amended Distribution Orders War F ood AdministrationCon.
Pag Glycerine FDO 34, Am. 2__ _
62 to read as follows:
FDO 79-92, Arndt. 1
Livestock slaughter and delivery f Wheat.
P art 1401D airy P roducts of meat FDO 75, Am. 9_
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2 Farm acreage allotments.
CREAM IN SPRINGFIELD, MO., Milk and cream, Springfield, Allotments for farms on which wheat FLUID MILK AND SALES
AREA
Mo., milk sale area______
51 was not seeded for harvest in any of the National agricultural conserva Pursuant to the authority vested in the three years, 1940 through 1942, will be tion program:
Director by Food Distribution Order No.
determined on the basis of tillable acre Cotton and wheat allotments, 79, dated September 7,1943 8 F.R. 12426
age, 1943 crop____________
49 crop rotation practices, and types as amended, and to effectuate the pur of soil and topography, taking into con Farm production practice al poses thereof, Food Distribution Order lowance, South Carolina 49 sideration the producers farming plans No. 79-92 8 F.R. 15476, relative to the for 1943.
Puerto Rican sugar, term conservation and distribution of fluid farm defined___________
51 Done at Washington, D. C., this 1st day milk in the Springfield, Missouri, milk Union Stock. Yards, Chicago, sales area, issued by the Director of Food of January 1944.
111., market agencies, peti Distribution on November 6, 1943, is W ilson Cowen , tion for modification_____
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amended as follows:
Assistant War Food Administrator.
War P roduction Board:
Delete the numerals 350 wherever Boilers, cast iron L-187___._
74 F. R. Doc. 44-87; Filed, January 1, 1944; they appear in 1401.129 h and insert, Cans M-81 ______________
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in lieu thereof, the numerals 150.
8 : 33 p. m.
Coke, delegation of authority Effective date. This amendment of Directive 33____________
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FDO 79-92, shall become effective at 12:01 a. m., e. w. t., January 1, 1944.
Curtain rods and f i x t u r e s 89 Chapter VIIIWar Food Administration L-30-d, Int. 1__
E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R.
Delegations of powers and rati 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. 9392, Sugar Regulations fications of previous actions 8 F.R. 14783; FDO 79, 8 F.R. 12426,13283
WPB Reg. 1, Am. 2_____
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P art 802 S ugar D eterminations Issued this 31st day of December 1943.
Exports under Board of Eco DEFINITION OF A FARM IN PUERTO RICO
R oy F. H endrickson, nomic Warfare licenses:
Director of Food Distribution.
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M-148_________________
Determination of a farm in Puerto M-148, Supp. 2, Rev._____
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Filed, January 1, 1944;
M-148, Supp. 3, Rev._____
74 Rico, pursuant to the Sugar Act of 1937, F. R. Doc. 44-28;
1:17 p. m, as amended revised.
Farm machinery and equipment, Pursuant to the provisions of section 70
etc., exports L-257-a___
FDO 75, Arndt. 9
Fibres, yarns, ect. M-356____
76 304 b of the Sugar Act of 1937, as amended, and Executive Order No. 9322, Flatware and hollow ware LP art 1410Livestock and M eats 140-b, Am. 1__
78 issued March 26, 1943 8 F.R. 3807 as SLAUGHTER OF LIVESTOCK AND DELIVERY OF
Foreign Economic Administra amended by Executive Order No. 9334, is MEAT
tion, delegation of authority sued April 19,1943 8 F.R. 5423, the fol Food Distribution Order No. 75, as Directive 27__________
63 lowing determination is hereby issued:
amended 8 F. R. 11119, 14508, 15684, Laundry equipment, domestic 802.40 Definition of a farm in Puerto 15772, 16353, 16587, 16675, 16887, 17290, 77
L-6 ____
Rico. A farm in Puerto Rico means all 1410.15, issued under authority of the Mercantile inventories L-219, Int. 5________
74 land which is farmed by a producer, or War Food Administrator on August 9, 1943, is further amended by amending Printing, commercial L-241 __
66 group of producers, as a single farming unit with cropping practices, work stock, 1 thereof to. read as follows:
Sewing machines, domestic 68 equipment, labor, and management sub L-98, Am. 1__
1 Support prices; ceilingprices. 1
Shipping containers, wooden stantially separate from that of any All Class 1 and Class 2 slaughterers shall L-232____________
78 other such unit: Provided, however, pay, for good to choice butcher hogs Stop construction order; Sun Oil That where tracts of land are operated barrows and gilts within the weight C o---------------------------133 as cooperative enterprises for the bene range of from 200 to 300 pounds, not Suspension orders:
fit of producers and laborers thereon less than the support prices, as set forth 133 pursuant to specific provisions of law in the following paragraphs of this sec Amalgamated Steel Co___ __
Gardner, Mervin L_________
65 with regard thereto, the parcels of such tion, applicable at the market where Greenlaw, Dr. Leroy_______
65 tracts which are separate administrative such hogs are sold. The support price Ideal Sheet Metal Works___
65 units for purposes of distributing the for each market shall remain in effect Mansbach Metal Co________
78 benefits of the cooperative enterprise, as until the War Food Administrator de Marshallan Mfg. Co_______
78 determined by the Officer or Acting Offi termines the need for and announces a cer in Charge of the San Juan Office of modification with respect thereto. In Textile, clothing, etc., products Agricultural Adjustment Agency, making such determination, the War M-328 _____
-75 the shall be deemed to be separate farming Food Administrator will give considera Tungsten and molybdenum units.
tion to information received from pro M-369____________
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This determination supersedes the ducers, packers, and others indicating Zinc M -ll-b ______________
68 Determination of a Farm, and of Farm that the support price in effect at any War Shipping Administration:
ing Practices to be Carried Out in Con market does not, under existing condi I k o o t . vessel ownership denection with the Production of Sugar tions, represent an appropriate differen . m p en sa tio n payable____
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cane during the Crop Year 1937-38 for tial in relation to the Chicago support Puerto Rico R evisedissued April 29, price.
r General agents, agents, etc., 2 At the following specified markets, 1939, insofar as that determination re vs-term ination________
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lates to the definition of a farm in Puerto support prices shall be as follows:
Rico.
Market
Price per curt.
$13.75
is available from the national reserve for Sec. 304, 50 Stat. 911; 7 U.S.C., 1940 Chicago------------North Dakota:
such farms, on the basis of the tobacco ed. 1134; 8 F.R. 3807; 8 F.R. 5423
Fargo----------------------------------------- 13.00
producing experience of the farm oper Counties of Cavalier, Pembina, Ram Done at Washington, D. C., this 1st ators; land, labor, and equipment avail day sey, Walsh, Nelson, Grand Forks, of January 1944.
able for the production of tobacco; crop Eddy, Foster, Griggs, Steele, Traill, G rover B. H ill, Stutsman Barnes, Cass, La Moure, rotation practices; and the soil and other Acting War Food Administrator.
Ransom, Dickey, Sargent, Richphysical factors affecting the production la n d --------------------------------------- 12.85
of tobacco.
F. R. Doc. 44-101; Filed, January 8, 1944
Remainder of the State____________12.75
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