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FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday , October 6, 1939
ducers should read carefully all real es tate or other mortgages previously given by them in order to be sure th at crops are not covered thereby. Any fraudu lent misrepresentation of fact made in the execution of the note and mortgage and related forms shall render the pro ducer personally liable for the amount of the loan and subject to the provi sions of the United States Criminal Code.
209.7 Insurance. In lieu of pri mary and secondary insurance, the pro ducer will authorize Commodity Credit Corporation to deduct from the proceeds of the loan one-fifth of one Vs of 1
cent per bushel for the rye sealed as col lateral to the loan. Such funds are to protect Commodity Credit Corporation against loss or impairment of the rye collateral from fire, lightning, cyclone, tornado, windstorm, inherent explosion, flood, hail and theft. The obligations of the producer in connection with such protection are set forth in the chattel mortgage.
209.8 County agricultural conserva tion committees. Forms will be obtain able from county agricultural conserva tion committees in the above-named states or from any Loan Agency of the Reconstruction F i n a n c e Corporation hereafter listed. The chattel mortgage contains a certificate which must be signed in each instance by a member of the county committee of the county in which the rye is stored. Pursuant to in structions issued by the Secretary of Agriculture, the state and county com mittees will determine or cause to be de termined, the quantity and grade of the rye collateral and the amount of the loan.
209.9 Reconstruction Finance Cor poration Loan Agencies. The following Loan Agencies of Reconstruction Finance Corporation will handle loans for Com modity Credit Corporation in the areas assigned to each Loan Agency:
Loan Agency States Served Helena_______ Montana;
Minneapolis___Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin;
Omaha__ ;____ Nebraska and Wyoming.

209.10 Release of collateral. The producer may obtain the return of notes secured by rye at any time prior to ma turity upon the payment of the principal amount due thereon, plus accrued inter est. In the. case of such repayment, no allowance will be made for storage by Commodity Credit Corporation. The loan paper may be sent to an approved bank for collection or the producer may as certain the amount due and remit di rectly to the Loan Agency of the Recon struction Finance Corporation holding the paper. Partial releases will be made, provided all the rye in any one bin is released. In such cases, the producers must identify to the Loan Agency of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation the seal number of the bin to be released.

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Such releases will be made upon payment commerce, of candy or any other mer of the amount loaned on the particular chandise, dealers with assortments of bin of rye, plus interest.
candy or any other merchandise, to gether with push or pull cards, punch seal M. R. B uck , boards or other lottery devices, or sepa Secretary.
rately, which said push or pull cards, P. R. Doc. 39-3676; Piled, October 5, 1939; punchboards or other lottery devices are 10:35 a. m.
to be, or may be, used in selling or dis tributing said candy or other merchan dise to the general public, prohibited.
TITLE 9ANIMALS AND ANIMAL Sec. 5, 38 Stat. 719, as amended by Sec.
3, 52 Stat. 112; 15 UJS.C., Supp. IV, sec.
PRODUCTS
45b Cease and desist order, Peanut AGRICULTURAL MARKETING
Specialty Company, Docket 2273, Sep SERVICE
tember 23, 1939
3.99 b Using or selling lottery de N otice U nder P ackers and S tockyards vicesIn merchandising. Packing or Act 1
assembling, in connection with offer, etc., O ctober 5,1939.
in commerce, of candy or any other mer chandise, in the same package or assort To A. E. R ooks a n d F. R. R ooks, Doing business as Albuquerque Live ment of candy for sale to the general stock Commission Company, Albu public at retail, pieces of candy of uni form size and shape having centers of a querque, N. M.
Notice is hereby given that after in different color, together with larger quiry, as provided by Section 302 b of pieces of candy, which said larger pieces the Packers and Stockyards Act, 1921 of candy are to be given as prizes to 7 UJS.C. Sec. 202 b, it has been as purchasers procuring a piece of candy certained by me that the stockyard having a center of a particular color, known as the Albuquerque Livestock prohibited. Sec. 5, 38 Stat. 719, as Commission Company, at Albuquerque, amended by Sec. 3, 52 Stat. 112; 15
State of New Mexico, is subject to the U.S.C., Supp. IV, sec. 45b Cease and desist order, Peanut Specialty Company, provisions of said Act.
The attention of stockyard owners, Docket 2273, September 23,1939
market agencies, dealers, and other per . 3.99 b Using or selling lottery de sons concerned is directed to Sections vicesIn merchandising. Selling, etc., 303 and 306 7 UJS.C. Secs. 203 and 207 in connection with offer, etc., in com and other pertinent provisions of said merce, of candy or any other merchan Act and the rules and regulations issued dise, candy or any other merchandise by thereunder by the Secretary of Agricul use of push or pull cards, punchboards or other lottery devices, prohibited. Sec.
ture.
5, 38 Stat. 719, as amended by Sec. 3, 52
seal H arry L. B rown , Stat. 112; 15 U.S.C., Supp. TV, sec. 45b Assistant Secretary of Agriculture.
Gease and desist order, Peanut Specialty P. R. Doc. 39-3687; Piled, October 5, 1939; Company, Docket 2273, September 23, 12:47 p. m.
1939
United States of AmericaBefore Federal Trade Commission TITLE 16COMMERCIAL PRACTICES
At a regular session of the Federal FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
Trade Commission, held at its office in the City of Washington, D. C., on the Docket No. 2273
23rd day of September, A. D. 1939.
I n the M atter of P eanut S pecialty Commissioners: Robert E. Freer, C ompany Chairman; Garland S. Ferguson, Charles 3.99 b Using or selling lottery de H. March, Ewin L. Davis, William A.
vicesIn merchandising. Selling, etc., Ayres.
in connection with offer, etc., in com I n the M atter of P eanut S pecialty merce, of candy or any other merchan C ompany, a Corporation dise, candy or other merchandise so packed and assembled that sales of said ORDER TO CEASE AND DESIST
candy or other merchandise to the gen This proceeding having been heard by eral public are to be, or may be, made by means of a lottery, gaming device or the Federal Trade Commission upon the gift enterprise, prohibited. Sec. 5, 38 complaint of the Commission and the Stat. 719, as amended by Sec. 3, 52 Stat. answer of respondent, in which answer 112; 15 UJS.C., Supp. IV, sec. 45b respondent admits all the material al Cease and desist order, Peanut Spe legations of facts set forth in said com cialty Company, Docket 2273, September plaint and states th at it waives all inter vening procedure and further hearing 23, 19391
3.99 b Using or sealing lottery de as to said facts, and the Commission vicesIn merchandising.
Supplying, having made its findings as to the facts etc., in connection with offer, etc., in and conclusions th at said respondent has violated the provisions of the Fed 1 Modifies list posted stockyards 9 CFR 204.1. eral Trade Commission Act;