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VOLUME 16

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NUMBER 9

Washington, Saturday, January 13, 1951

TITLE 3 THE PRESIDENT
EXECUTIVE ORDER 10201
A ttaching the Virgin I slands to the I nternal R evenue Collection D is
trict of M aryland
By virtue of the authority vested in me by section 3650 a of the Internal Rev enue Code, it is hereby ordered that the Virgin Islands be attached to and made a part of the internal revenue collection district of Maryland for all purposes authorized by the internal revenue laws of the United States.
This order shall be effective as of Jan uary 1, 1951.
H arry S. T ruman
T he W hite H ouse,
January 11, 1951.

F. R. Doc. 51-731; Filed, Jan. 12, 1951;
11:50 a. m.

TITLE 7 AGRICULTURE
Chapter VII Production and Mar keting Administration Agricultural Adjustment, Department of Agri culture P art 729P eanuts proclamation of results of referendum ON MARKETING quotas for the years
1951, 1952 AND 1953
729.204 Basis and purpose. The regulations contained in 729.204 and 729.205 are issued to announce the results of the referendum held December 14, 1950, pursuant to section 358 b of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as amended, to determine whether farmers favor or oppose marketing quotas for peanuts produced in the three calendar years beginning with 1951. The act requires the results of any peanut marketing quota referendum to be pro claimed within thirty days after the date on which it is held. Since the only purpose of this proclamation is to an nounce the results of the referendum, it is hereby found and determined that with respect to this proclamation appli cation of the notice and public pro cedure provisions of the Administrative Procedure Act 5 U. S. C. 1003 is imprac ticable and unnecessary.

729.205 Proclamation of the results CONTENTS
of the marketing quota referendum for THE
PRESIDENT
peanuts for the crops produced in the three calendar years beginning with the Executive Order Page calendar year 1951. In a referendum of Islands attached to inter farmers engaged in the production of the Virgin nal revenue collection district of 1950 crop of peanuts held on December Maryland__________ ______ _
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14, 1950, 71,210 farmers voted. Of those voting 50,417 farmers, or 70.80 percent, I
EXECUTIVE AGENCIES
favored quotas for peanuts produced in Agriculture Department the three calendar years beginning with 1951; 20,793 farmers, or 29.20 percents See Production and Marketing Administration.
were opposed to having quotas in effect f<5r the crops produced in the three Alien Property, Office of calendar years beginning with the cal Notices;
endar year 1951. Since more than Vesting orders, etc.;
two-thirds of the farmers voting favored Arai, Takao, and Jukichi quotas, the national marketing quota Takeda________________
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proclaimed by the Secretary of Agricul Aoki, Kikutaro and Shunture for peanut produced in the calen 365
ta ro ______
dar year 1951 15 P. R. 7291 shall be in Arima, Rev. Hajime and effect, and national marketing quotas Chiyeko________________ 365
hereafter proclaimed for peanuts for the Bader, Karoline, and Robert calendar years 1952 and 1953 shall be 377
H uhn______ __________
effective.
Costs and expenses incurred in New York court----------379
Sec. 375, 52 Stat. 66 as amended; 7 U. S. C.
1375. Interprets or applies sec. 358, 55 Stat.
D avid, Ludwig Edward------367
88/as amended; 7 U. S._C. 1358
Dorn, Karl_____________ 365
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Evers, William H_________ Done at Washington, D. C., this 11th Goller, Walter____________
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day of January 1951. Witness my hand Hammacher, Heinrich, et al__ 378
and the seal of the Department of Agri Haupt, August____________
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culture.
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Hopfe, Paul_____________ _
seal Charles P. B rannan, Ikeda, Shizuo, and GozayeSecretary of Agriculture.
mon Higashi____________
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Just, Erich_______________ 368
F. R. Dqg. 51-659; Filed, Jan. 12, 1951;
8:55 a. m.
Kawamura, Shizuto_______
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Klimmer, Katchen, et al___ 367
Klimmer, Katherine, et -al__
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Koeppen, Boris__________372
Koiso, Tetsunosuke_______
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Chapter IX Production and Mar Leser, Rudolf, et al. 2 docu keting Administration Marketing ments 373, 374
Agreements and Orders, Depart Levis, Aaron______________ 372
ment of Agriculture Mller, Captain Carl, and Frau Carl_____________
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Orange Reg. 190
Nishi, Nakazo, et al________
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P art 933 O ranges, G rapefruit, and Reinshagen, Ernst W_______ 368
T angerines G rown in F lorida 369
Rieker, Karoline Marie_____
Schmidt, H e n r i e t t a , and LIM ITATION OF SH IPM EN TS
George____:________ ___
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933.502 Orange Regulation 190a Schroeder, Gertrude______ 373
Findings. 1 Pursuant to the market Sormani, N____________ _ 373
ing agreement, as amended, and Order Sugita, Jim, et al__ ______
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No. 33, as amended 7 CPR Part 933, Suzuki, H., & Co., et al--------369
regulating the handling of oranges, Suzuki, Torishichi and Yaye- 374
grapefruit, and tangerines grown in the Takatsuka, Mitsuji, et al___ _ 363
State of Florida, effective under the ap Tamte, Kesajiro and Iso__. 363
plicable provisions of the Agricultural Tatsutani, Mrs. Shizi, et al._ 363
Marketing Agreement Act of 1937, as Theiss, Emma, et al_______364
Continued on p. 339
Tomita, Kenichi, et al______ 370
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