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FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, May 4, 1944

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9 Listing land along lines having a fall of not more than 2 percent for T reasury D epartment:
Pag fallowing or for planting leguminous Checks of U. S., issue of dupli or protective crops: $0.50 per acre.
cates__ __________________ 4682
10 Constructing permanent ditch .War D epartment:
ing on land of 6 percent or more average Bridge regulations:
slope, with suitable outlets for the diver Tacony-Palmyra, Pa.-N. J
4727 sion of surface water to prevent soil Wisconsin River, Wis----------- 4728 washing. No credit will be given for W ar F ood A dministration. See ditches of more than 4 percent fall nor also Agricultural Adjust for any temporary field ditching, i ment Agency, Commodity When constructed on land where the Credit Corporation.
topography, stoniness or size of fields Dairy foods, frozen, and mix;
requires that the ditching be constructed reports WFO 8-3_______ -4675
entirely by hand labor: $0.80 per 100
Fluid milk and cream in desig linear feet, ii When constructed on nated sales areas:
other land: $0.40 per 100 linear feet.
Miami, Fla________________ 4676
11 Constructing a sufficient amount St. Petersburg, Fla-------------- 4677 of continuous terrace to give adequate San Antonio, T ex ---- ------------- 4676 protection against erosion: $1.00 per 100
Washington, D. C--------------- 4676 linear feet of terrace.
Winston-Salem, N. C---------- 4676
12 Constructing and maintaining Skim milk, dried WFO 54-4 4675 check dams in gullies: $0.10 per linear W ar M anpower Commission :
foot.
Minimum wartime workweek:
13 Establishing a good stand of Cincinnati, Ohio-------- 4732 erosion-resisting perennial grasses in 4732 gullies: $0.025 per 100 square feet.
Youngstown, Ohio------------W ar P roduction B oard :
14 Applying ground limestone or its Certificates:
equivalent. No credit will be given for Transportation and delivery;
the application of more than 2 tons per Dairy products, Lamar, acre: $6.00 per ton.
Colo_____ ____ - ___ 4733
15 Applying phosphate to protec Flowers, etc., Cuyahoga and tive or leguminous crops. No credit will adjoining c o u n t i e s , be given for the application of more than Ohio________________ 4733 100 pounds of phosphoric acid per acre:
Groceries, Jefferson City, $5.00 per hundred pounds of phosphoric Mo____ ____
4733 acid.
Laundry and dry cleaning, d Schedule of conservation prac La Junta, Colo----------- 4733 tices in Hawaii. 1 Planting legumi Lumber, etc., La Junta, nous crops in rotation with other crops:
4733 $3.00 per acre.
Colo______________
Milk, Findlay, Ohio 4733
2 Using leguminous crops for green Chemicals, etc., listed; ratings manuring: $4.00 per acre.
for PR 3, Dir. 5 - 4684
3 Planting perennial varieties of Suspension orders, etc.:
protective crops on properly prepared Bloomfield Mfg. Co_----------- 4684
land: $4.00 per acre.
Salinas, Jose Maria 4683
4 Seeding depleted range land with good seed of adapted varieties of per Puerto Rico within the meaning of this ennial grasses or protective crops which do not require preparation of a seed bed.
paragraph.
c Schedule of conservation practices i For koa haole Luceana glauca seed;
$0.10 per pound, ii for other varieties for Alaska. 1 Interplanting leguminof seed: $0.20 per pound.
os crops with other crops: $2.00 per 5 Planting slips or stools of adapted acre.
varieties of perenhial grasses on depleted 2 Planting leguminous crops in ro tation with other crops: $3.00 per acre. range land: $2.00 per acre.
6 Furrowing range land along lines 3 Using leguminous crops for green having a fall of not more than 3 percent, manuring: $4.00 per acre.
4 Planting perennial varieties of with furrows not less than 8 inches in width and 4 inches in depth: $0.05 per protective crops on properly prepared 100 linear feet. No eredit will be given land: $4.00 per acre.
5 Contour strip-cropping land of 2 for more than 4,000 linear feet per acre.
7 Clearing range land heavily in percent or more slope with protective fested with range destroying plants:
crops or perennial varieties of crops $5.00 per acre.
which will prevent soil washing: $1.00
8 Clearing range land lightly in per acre.
6 Seeding pasture land with good fested with range destroying plants:
seed of adapted varieties of perenhial $2.00 per acre.
9 Mowing or employing other ap grasses or legumes which do not require preparation of a seed bed: $0.20 per proved means to prevent the reinfestation of cleared land. No credit will be pound of seed sown.
7 Applying crop residue on the sur given for mowing if the plants mowed face of soil subject to wind erosion to are used for hay or sold for any pur promote the establishment of vegetative pose: $0.25 per acre for each operation within limits set by the State Office.
cover: $0.10 per cubic yard.
10 Removing all livestock from 8 Planting and cultivating land of 2 percent or more average slope along range land, for a continuous period of lines having a fall of not more than 2 more than four months, the months for which payment is made to be within percent: $4.00 per acre.
CONTENTSContinued
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CONTENTSContinued Office of P rice A dministration
Continued.
Bituminous coal delivered from mine or preparation plant MPR 120, Am. 96_______
Cooperage, used MPR 524, Am.
1 ______________________
Distilled spirits and wines MPR
445 incl. Am. 115________
Fuel oil, gasoline find liquefied petroleum gas MPR 88, Am. 8 __________________
Logs and bolts MPR 348, Am.
$6_______________
Lubricating oils, greases, etc.
MPR 510, Am. 2
Tires and tubes, new rubber;
wholesale prices MPR 143, Order 5 _________________

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Electric Power and Light Corp., et al., application granted and declaration permitted to become effective-----------

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