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RULES AND REGULATIONS

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CONTENTS Continued
NoticesContinued Hearings, etc.Continued Northwest Broadcasters, Inc., and Rev. Haldane James Duff_________________
Siegfried, Craig___________
Valley Broadcasting Co. et al_
Video Independent Theatres, Inc., and KSOO TV, Inc___
Western Union Telegraph Co_
WNAB, Inc. WNAB______

Federal Power Commission
Pas Land Management Continued
Notices;
Hearings, etc.:
Atlantic Seaboard Corp____ 1903
Callery, F. A., Inc. 2 docu ments _________
1899
Coates, George H., et al____ 1902
Home Gas Co____ __ _______ 1904
Jones Oil and Gas Co_____ 1902
Kentucky Gas Transmission Corp____________
1905
Magnolia Petroleum Co. 2
docum ents_________
1900
Manufacturers Light and Heat Co__________
1904
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America_______
1901
Northern States Power Co__ 1900
Norton Oil Co., Inc., et al___ 1901
United Fuel Gas Co________ 1903
Waverly Oil Works Co_____ 1901

Proposed rule making :
Niacin a n d riboflavin; notice extending time in which to file views and comments on proposal to amend label state ments_______.____________ 1889
Pesticide chemicals in or on raw agricultural commodities;
notice of filing of petition for establishment of toler ances for residues of :
0 ,0 - diethyl O - 2 - isopropyl4 - methyl - 6 - pyrimidinyl phosphorothioate.___ ___
1889
Sodium 2,2-dichloropropionate___________________ 1888
Sodium O-phenylphenate in or on pineapple_________ 1889
General Services Administration
Patent Office
Rules and regulations:
Patent and miscellaneous fees and charges__ ____________

1888

Securities and Exchange Com mission
1919
1918
1919
1918

1889

1920

CODIFICATION GUIDE
A num erical list of th e parts of th e Codé of Federal Regulations affected by documents published in th is issue. Proposed rules, as opposed to final actions, are identified as Such.

Title 3

Page
Chapter n Executive orders :
July 2, 1910 see F. R. Doc.
57-2136_____

1891

Title 5

Chapter I:
P art 6___ _______________ ___ 1883
Title 7

Chapter HI:
P art 301____
Chapter IX:
P art 989__________

1883
1885
1887
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1887

Title 17

See Food and Drug Administra tion.

Chapter II:
P a r t250 proposed.____ ____ 1889

Interior Department
Title 21

Chapter I:
P art 120 proposed 3 documents ______________ _ 1888,1889
P art 125 proposed____ !_____ 1889

See Land Management Bureau.
1894
1893
1895

Pae
NoticesContinued Oregon:
Order providing for opening of public land correction _ 1891
Restoration order under Fed eral Power Act_____ _____ 1891

Title 14
Rules and regulations:
Chapter II:
Stock piling of strategic and P art 608_____ . ____ ___ _____
critical materials; acid grade fluorspar purchase program;
Title 16
specifications and price-------- 1888 Chapter I:
P art 13 2 documents_______
Health, Education, and Welfare Department
PaS

Bureau
Notices:
Hearings, etc.:
Equity Corp__ ____________
Mississippi Power Co______
Northwest Oil and Refining, Corp_________
West Penn Electric Co. and Federal Trade Commission Potomac Edison Co_______
Rules and regulations:
Proposed rule making:
Cease and desist orders:
rules and regulations, MontaMower Co. et al____ ;__ 1887 . General Public Holding Company Act Yards Department Store and of 1935; exemption of small Mark Pearlman________ . 1887
holding company systems;
proposed rescission.;_____
Fiscal Service Notices:
Tariff Commission Additional Treasury issues:
Notices:
Certificates of Indebtedness of Phonograph pickup cartridges, S e rie s A-1958 3% perelements, and needles; com Ment ___________________ 1892
plaints received______ ____ _
Notes of Series A-1960 3 Vi p ercen t_____ __ __. . . . 1891 Treasury Department See Fiscal Service.
Food and Drug Administration
As of January 1, 1957

Federal Communications Commission Continued
CONTENTS Continued
CONTENTS Continued

Interstate Commerce Commis sion
Notices:
Motor carrier applications_. . .

1905

Land Management Bureau
1894 Notices:
Alaska; small tract classifica 1896
tion __ ________________ _1890
1893

Title 37

Chapter I:
F art 1______________________

1888

Title 44

Chapter I:
P art 99_.

1888