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Friday, July 18, 1947

CODIFICATION GUIDE Con.

CODIFICATION GUIDE Con.
Title 7 Agriculture Con.

4779

FEDERAL REGISTER

Title 32 National Defense Continued
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Chapter EXProduction and Mar keting Administration Mar Chapter EXOffice of Materials keting Agreements and OrDistribution, Bureau of For j ders eign and Domestic Commerce, Part 910Fresh peas and cau Department of Commerce:
liflower grown in Alamosa, Rio Part 3290Manila abaca and Grande, Conejos, Costilla, and J
agave fibers and cordage----- 4789
Saguache Counties, Colo------ 4780
Part 3293Chemicals________ 4789
Chapter XTProduction and Mar Title 39 Postal Service keting Administration War , Chapter IPost Office DepartFood Distribution Orders :
,;Part 1596Food imports-------- 4781 v / ment:
P art 21International postal /
Title 8 Aliens and Nationality service_____________:------ -- 4790 v Chapter IImmigration and Nat Title 47 Telecommunication uralization Service, DepartChapter IFederal Communicai ment of Justice:
/ tions Commission:
J Part 1General information re / VPart 1Organization and pracgarding the Immigration and Naturalization Service-------- 4781 A - tice and procedure------------- 4790
Part 90Departmental organi zation and authority----------- 4 7 3 1 J Title 49 Transportation and
Railroads N Part 130Boards of spcial in! quiry------------------- ------------- 478/ j Chapter IInterstate Commerce Commission:
VPart 136Appeals from deci / J Part 176Transportation of sions by board of special inhousehold goods in interstate / quiry_____________________ 47811
VPart 142Preexamination of or foreign commerce_______ 4790 ?
aliens within the United I States_____ ___ t :------ 4781
I competitive status who is reached in a Part 150Arrest and deportaI tion____________------------ ----4781 reduction and who has had five or more Part 160Imposition and collec / years of Federal Government service intion of fine--------------------- 4781 eluding active military service, for re Chapter HIOffice of Philippine assignment to a position either vacant or Alien Property Administraoccupied by a war service or a temporary I tion:
Part 611Substantive rules----- 4785 v employee in the agency at another geo graphic area where reassignment within Title 10 Army: W ar Depart his present geographic area cannot be ment made and the employee desires to be Chapter IAid of Civil Authori considered for a position in such other ties and Public Relations:
area. Offers of reassignment of status 4 Part 111Assistance to relatives 1 employees in subgroup A -l shall be made and othéi s in connection with deceased personnel_________ 4787 4 prior to the expiration of the first sixty days of nonduty status.
Title 14 Civil Aviation e Exceptions; war service employees Chapter ICivil A e r o n a u t i c s with veteran preference. No employee Board:
in subgroup B -l may be separated or furPart 241Permits for foreign air carriers proposed-------- 4791 loughed in a reduction in force from a position in the competitive service if Title 17 Commodity and Se there is another position in the competi curities Exchanges tive service in the department at the Chapte; IISecurities Exchange same geographical location in any other Commission:
competitive area or competitive level Part 270Rules and regula which may reasonably be expected to tions, Investment Company continue for 3 months or more not filled Act of 1940 proposed-------- 4
by an employee in retention group A or subgroup B -l which he could fill without Title 24 Housing Credit undue interruption to the activity in Chapter VIINational Housing volved, unless he refuses a reasonable Agency:
offer of transfer to a position meeting Part 751Establishing the gen these requirements, including reduction eral responsibilities and or ganization of the Office of in pay if necessary.
the Administrator, National j Sec. 12, 58 Stat. 390; 5 U. S. C. Sup. 861
Housing Agency, including delegations of authority------ 4788
U n ited S tates C iv il S erv
Title 32-National Defense
Chapter VHIOffice of Interna tional Trade, Department of Commerce: x Part 802General licenses------

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C o m m issio n ,
H. B. M it c h e l l , President.

F. R. Uoc. 47-6763; Filed, Ju ly 17, 1947;
8:46 a. m.

TITLE 6 AGRICULTURAL CREDIT
Chapter II Production and Mar keting Administration Commodity Credit 1947 C. C. C. W heat B u lle tin 1, Supp. 1
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251W h ea t L oans
and
P urchase
A greem ents 1947 WHEAT LOAN AND PURCHASE AGREE
MENT PROGRAM

Correction In F. R. Doc. 47-6248, appearing at page 4257 of the issue for Wednesday, July 2,1947, in 251.126 a 1 the rate perbushel for wheat in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Stockton, and Oakland, California, should read $2.08

1947 C. C. O. Flaxseed B u lletin 1, Supp. 1J
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271F laxseed L oans SUBPART 1947

Pursuant to the provisions of Article Third, paragraphs b and j of the Corporate Charter of Commodity Credit Corporation; sec. 7 a, 49 Stat. 4 as amended, sec. 4 a , 55 Stat. 498, 56 Stat.
768; 15 U. S. C., Sup., 713 a , 713a-8, 50 U. S. C. App., Sup., 969, Commodity Credit Corporation and the Production and Marketing Administration have is sued regulations 12 F. R. 4747 govern ing the making of loans and purchase agreements on flaxseed produced in 1947.
Such regulations are hereby supple mented as follows:
271.126 Loan rates and purchase price. The purchase price for flaxseed under the purchase agreement program shall be the loan rate determined in ac cordance with this section plus $1.00 per bushel. If and when CCC takes title to flaxseed placed under loan, an additional payment of $1.00 per bushel will be made to the producer.
a Basic loan rates at terminal mar kets. The 1947 loan rates per bushel for No. 1 flaxseed stored in approved public grain warehouses at the following ter minal markets shall be as follows:
Loan rate
Market
per bushel
M inneapolis, M inn., Chicago, 111., an d P o rtlan d , Oreg________________$5.00
Los Angeles an d San Francisco, C alif. _ 5.25
Fredonia, K ans_____________________ 4. 85
Corpus C hristi, H arlingen and H ouston, Tex_______________________________ 4. 80

Flaxseed containing more than 30 per cent damage or which contains more than 11 percent moisture, or which is musty, sour, heating, hot, or which has any commercially objectionable odor, or which is otherwise low quality, is not eli gible for loan or purchase.
For loan at the full basic rates shown in the above schedule the flaxseed must have been shipped on a domestic inter state freight rate basis. The loan, rate at the designated terminal market will be reduced by the difference between the freight paid and the domestic freight rate on any flaxseed shipped at other than the domestic freight rate.