Federal Register - November 18, 1955
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5 Payments on Soil and W ater Con fiber is five percentum or more, and 5
servation loans to associations will be the aggregate o f all other fibers;
b The maximum percentage o f the scheduled in annual installments.
total weight o f such wool products, of Sec. 6 3 , 50 Stat. 870, sec. 10 a 7 , 68
any non-fibrous loading, filling or adul Stat. 735; 16 U. S. C. 590w 3 , 590x-3
terating matter;
Dated: November 14, 1955.
c The name or the registered iden tification number of the manufacturer seal
H . C. S m i t h , of such wool products or of one or more Acting Administrator, persons engaged in introducing such Farmers Home Administration.
wool products into commerce, or in the F. R. Doc. 55-9264; Filed, Nov. 17, 1955;
offering for sale, sale, transportation, 8:45 a. m .
distribution or delivery for shipment thereof in commerce, as commerce is defined in the Wool Products Labeling Chapter IV Commodity Stabilization Act of 1939; and 3.
Furnishing false guaranties when Service and Commodity Credit Cor there is reason to believe thewool prod poration, Department of Agriculture ucts so guaranteed may be introduced, sold, transported or distributed in comSubchapter A General Regulations and Policies TYlRffifi
P art 400 R u l e s of C ontract D is p u t e s Provided, That the foregoing provi B oard for C o m m o d it y C redit C orpo
sions concerning misbranding shall not ra tio n be construed to prohibit acts permitted JURISDICTION AND LEGAL ADVICE
by paragraphs a and b of Section 3
Pursuant to the authority contained of the Wool Products Labeling Act of in Sections 4, 9, and 10 of the Commod 1939, and Provided further, That nothing con ity Credit Corporation Charter Act tained in this order shall be construed P. L. 806, 80th Congress, 62 Stat. 1070, as limiting any applicable provisions of as amended, the rules of the Contract said Act or the Rules and Regulations Disputes Board for Commodity Credit Corporation, as amended Code of Fed promulgated thereunder:
I t is further ordered, That the com eral Regulations, Title 6, Subchapter A
plaint be, and the same hereby is, dis of Chapter IV, Part 400, 1954 Supp., missed without prejudice asto the re January 1,1955 are further amended spondent Irving Fishkin, individually.
as follows:
1. In 400.1, paragraph c Jurisdic By said Decision of the Commission, report of compliance was required as tion is amended by deleting the follow ing: including but not limited to A r follows:
ticle 22 of PM A Form 100, Standard I t is ordered, That the respondents Contract Conditions, and raw material L. & I. Fishkin, Inc., a corporation, and cost adjustment provisions , and in Louis Fishkin, individually and as an serting in lieu thereof the following:
officer of said corporation, shall, within including but not limited to Article 36, sixty 60 days after service upon them Form CSS-10, Uniform Contractual of this order, file with the Commission Provisions Procurement, and Article a report in writing setting forth in detail 39, Form CSS-50, Uniform Contractual the manner and form in which they have Provisions Servicing , 2. Section 400.1 e is amended to read complied with the order to cease and as follows:
desist.
.
e Legal advice from the Office of Issued: November 4, 1955. ?
the General Counsel. I f any matter in By the Commission.
volves any doubtful questions of law, the Contract Disputes Board will obtain the se al
R obert M. P arrish , advice of the Office of the General Coun Secretary.
sel, Department of Agriculture, with P. R. Doc. 55-9300; Filed, Nov. 17, 1955;
respect thereto.
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Adopted by the Contract Disputes Board for Commodity Credit Corpora TITLE 6 AGRICULTURAL CREDIT tion at meeting held on November 3, 1955, at Washington, D. C.
Chapter III Farmers Home Adminis tration, Department of Agriculture Subchapter D Soil and Water Conservation Loans FH A Instruction 442.4
Sec. 4, 62 Stat. 1070; 15 U. S. C. 714b
H arry B. W i r i n , Chairman, Contract Disputes Board for Commodity Credit Corporation.
seal
W alter C. B erger, Acting Executive Vice President, Commodity Credit Corporation.
seal
P art 354 P rocessing L oans A ssocia tio ns
to
SCHEDULING PAYMENTS ON SOIL AND WATER
CONSERVATION LOANS
Section 354.8 b 5 in Title 6, Code of Federal Regulations 20 F. R. 7214, is hereby amended to read as follows:
354.8 Loan closing.
b Preparation of promissory note.
8535
FEDERAL REGISTER
Friday, November 18, 1955
Attest:
E m i l F. D ie t sc h ,
Secretary, Contract Disputes Board fo r Commodity Credit Corporation.
N ovember 14, 1955.
F. R. Doc. 55-9297; H ied, Nov. 17, 1955;
8:50 a. m .
P art 464 T obacco SUBPART 1955 TOBACCO LOAN PROGRAM
Set forth below are schedules of ad vance rates, by grades, for the 1955 crop o f types 21,22, 23, 35, 36, and 37 tobacco, under the tobacco loan program formu lated by Commodity Credit Corporation and Commodity Stabilization Service, published May 20, 1955 20 F. R. 3525.
Sec.
464.731
464.732
464.733
464.734
464.735
1955 crop; Virginia fire-cured to bacco, Type 21; advance schedule.
1955 crop; Tennessee and Kentucky fire-cured tobacco, Type 22; ad vance schedule.
1955 crop; Kentucky and Tennessee fire-cured tobacco, Type 23; ad vance schedule.
1955 crop; Dark air-cured tobacco.
Types 35 and 36; advance sched ule.
1955 crop; Virginia sun-cured to bacco, Type 37; advance schedule.
A u t h o r it y : 464.731 to 464.735 issued under sec. 4, 62 Stat. 1070, as amended; 15
U. S, C. 714b. Interpret or apply sec. 5, 62
Stat. 1072, secs. 101, 401, 63 Stat. 1051, as amended, 1054, sec. 2, 59 Stat. 506; 15 U. S. C.
714c, 7 U. S. C. 1441, 1421, 1312 note.
464.731 1955 crop; Virginia firecured tobacco, type 21; advance sched ule?
Dollars per hundred pounds, farm sales weight Length 46
Length 45
A1F
A 2 F ____
A 3 F ____
A ID
A 2D .
A3D
5L 12
49.12
46.12
51.12
49.12
46.12
52.12
50.12
47.12
52.12
50.12
47.12
B 1 F __
B 2 F ____
B 3 F ____
B 4 F ____
B 5 F
B ID ____
B 2D ____
B 3 D .
B 4 D ___
B SD ___
B 3 M ___
B 4 M .__
B 5 M .__
B3G ____
B 4G ____
B5G
-
48.12
46.12
40.12
37.12
34.12
48.12
46.12
40.12
37.12
3 4.12
37.12
36.12
32.12
37.12
36.12
32.12
49.12
47.12
41.12
38.12
35.12
49.12
47.12
41.12
38.12
35.12
38.12
37.12
33.12
38.12
37.12
33.12
48.12
46.12
40.12
37.12
34.12
48.12
46.12
40.12
37.12
34.12
37.12
36.12
32.12
37.12
36.12
32.12
C 1L ____
C 2L
C 3L ____
C 4L
C 5L
C l F
C 2 F ____
50.12
48.12
42.12
38.12
33.12
50.12
48.12
61.12
49.12
43.12
39.12
34.12
51.12
49.12
50.12
48.12
42.12
3k 12
33.12
50.12
4A 12
Grade
Length 44
49.12
46.12
49.12
1.12
Grade T 3F
T 4 F ___
T 6 F ____
T 3 D ___
T 4 D ___
T 5 D ___
T 3 M -__
T 4 M ___
T 5 M ___
T 3G ___
T 4 G .__
T 5 G .__
38.12
36.12
31.12
38.12
36.12
31.12
36.12
33.12
27.12
36.12
33.12
27.12
X 1 L ___
X 2 L ___
X 3 L ___
X 4 L . __
X 5 L ___
X 1 F ___
X 2 F ___
X 3 F ___
X 4 F . __
X 5 F ___
X 1 D ___
X 2 D .__
X 3 D -__
X 4 D .__
X 5 D ___
X 3 M ___
X 4 M ___
X 5 M ___
37.12
34.12
31.12
29.12
24.12
38.12
35.12
33.12
29.12
24.12
3 a 12
35.12
33.12
29.12
24.12
29.12
26.12
22.12
1The Cooperative Associations through which price support is made available for Virginia fire-cured, type 21, ancents per hundred pounds to apply against overhead costs. Only the original producer is eligible to receive, advances. Tobacco graded U un sou nd, DA M dam aged, N2L, N2R, N2G, N -K , botched, nested, offtype, or decayed w ill not be accepted. To bacco graded W doubtful keeping order will be accepted at advance rates 10 percent below the regular grade advance rates for types 22, 23, 35, and 36, and 20 percent below the regular grade advance rates for types 21
and 37. Types 22 and 23, grades marked w ith the special factor OS and dark aircured, type 35, grades marked with special factor B L in addition to the regular grade symbols shall have an advance rate 20 per cent below the advance rate for the regular grades without such special factor.