Federal Register - January 11, 1957
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RULES AND REGULATIONS
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CONTENTS Continued
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CFR SUPPLEMENTS
As of January 1, 1956
The following Supplement is now available:
Titles 1-3 $0.75
All Supplements and revised books are now available except the revised General Index Order from Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 2 5 , 0 . C.
CONTENTS Continued Coast Guard Rules and regulations:
Coast Guard Reserve; miscella neous amendments________ __
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Commerce Department See Civil Aeronautics Administra tion.
Commodity Credit Corporation Notices:
Sales of certain commodities;
January 1957 monthly sales list______ ___
Rules and regulations:
Grain sorghums; 1956 crop loan and purchase agreement pro gram; Texas basic county support rates _,_____ .1_____
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Commodity Stabilization Service Rules and regulations:
Marketing quota referendum;
results fo r 1957 crop o f;
Extra long staple cotton_____
Upland cotton_______________
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Defense Department
CODIFICATION GUIDE Con.
PaS Title 14
See A ir .Force Department; Engi neers Corps.
Engineers Corps Rules and regulations:
Anchorage regulations; Little Neck Bay, IN. Y _______________
Title 32
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Federal Communications Com-
Interior Department See Land Management Bureau;
Reclamation Bureau.
Internal Revenue Service Notices :
Organization and functions;
Alcohol arid Tobacco Tax Branch offices______ ________
Chapter V H :
Part 861________________
Title 33
t mission Notices:
Television Diablo, Inc. K O V R ;
application for construction permit to change transmitter s ite _________ _____
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Chapter I :
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Part 22____________ __________
Part 24__________________________
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Part 27________________________
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Chapter I:
Part 8___________________________
Chapter I I :
Part 202________________
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Title 43
Chapter I :
Appendix Public land orders:
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the lean is evaluated indirectly from con sideration of its color and firmness, the 245 quantity of certain interior fat deposits, and the firmness of the external fat, all Interstate Commerce Commis in relation to the apparent evidences of sion maturity. The interior fa t deposits con Notices :
sidered in this indirect evaluation of Fourth section applications for quality, in descending order of their im relief____________________ ____ . 252 portance, are as follows: 1 The fat in termingled within the lean between the Justice Department ribs called feathering , 2 the streak See Alien Property Office.
ing of fa t within and upon the inside Land Management Bureau flank muscles, and 3 the fat deposited Notices:
over the inside of the ribs adjacent to California; small tract classifithe backbone called overflow fat.
245 Feathering and fat streaking in the inside cation Rules and regulations :
flank muscles are each given much more Public land orders:
consideration than overflow fat. Firm Colorado,__ ________________
240 ness of external fa t which is superior or Florida___ .________ _____
241 inferior to that specified as minimum for each grade is used to a limited extent Reclamation Bureau as an indicator of quality.
Notices:
d The standards for each grade of Mountain Home Project, Idaho;
order of revocation__________
246 lamb specify two general levels of de velopment of the quality-indicating Securities and Exchange Com characteristics described in paragraph mission c of this section, dependent upon the Notices:
apparent evidences of maturity attained Hearings, etc.:
by the lamb at the time of slaughter. It American Research and is not intended, however, that these two Development Corp. and maturity groups should cover the entire Tracerlab, Inc________ JS
249 range of maturity within which lambs Boston Fund, Inc., and Bond are marketed, but rather it is intended Fund of Boston, Inc_____
250 that these groups represent the extremes Cities Service Co_____ ______
248 of maturity encountered and that there Louisiana Power &Light Co 250 is an additional group which is inter Revlon, Inc_____________
250 mediate in maturity between the two described whose grade requirements must Treasury Department be determined by. interpolation. The See Coast Guard; Internal Reve standards fo r each grade of yearling nue Service.
mutton and mutton specify only one general level of development of the CODIFICATION GUIDE
quality-indicating characteristics de scribed, and these characteristics apply A numerical list of the parts of the Code only to carcasses which are typical in of Federal Regulations affected by documents published in this issue. Proposed rules, as maturity for their class. In order to opposed to final actions, are identified as qualify for a specific grade, yearling mut such.
ton or mutton carcasses with evidences Title 6
Page o f ihore advanced maturity than typical for their class are required to have a Chapter IV :
Part 421_________________________
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versely, such carcasses with evidences ox Chapter I:
Part 52 proposed______ _____
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qualify for a given grade with a Part 53_________________
slightly lesser development of these Chapter V H :
Part 722 2 documents_______
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