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REGISTE
NUMBER 43

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Washington, Wednesday March i Rules, Regulations, Orders TITLE 6AGRICULTURAL CREDIT
CHAPTER IFARM CREDIT
ADMINISTRATION
P art 27F ederal L and B ank of S aint P aul
Correction Paragraphs c and d of F. R. Doc.
42-1475, appearing in the issue of Feb ruary 20,1942 at page 1101, are corrected to read as follows:
c Where sales of gravel, timber, or other material constituting security, are hereafter made, there shall be charged a fee, as set out in paragraph numbered a, above, based upon the aggregate consideration paid during the 12 months period commencing with the date the first payment from such sales is re ceived by the Bank, or the date other disposition thereof is ordered by the Bank.
d Where sales of lots or other par cels of land, constituting security, are made hereafter, there shall be charged a fee, as set out in paragraph numbered a, above, based upon the aggregate consideration paid during the 12 months period commencing with the date the first payment from such sales is re ceived by the Bank, or the date other disposition thereof is ordered by the Bank.

TITLE 7AGRICULTURE
CHAPTER VIIAGRICULTURAL AD
JUSTMENT ADMINISTRATION
P art 721 Corn REVISED PROCLAMATION OF ACREAGE ALLOT
MENTS FOR COMMERCIAL CORN-PRODUC
ING AREA, 1 9 4 2

Whereas section 328 of the Agricul tural Adjustment Act of 1938, as Amended, provides in part as follows:
The acreage allotment of corn for any cal endar year shall be that acreage in the com
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mercial corn-producing area which, on the basis of the average yield for com in such area during the ten calendar years immedi ately preceding such calendar year, adjusted for abnormal weather conditions and trends in yield, will produce an amount of corn in such area which the Secretary determines will, together w ith corn produced in the United States outside the commercial cornproducing area, make available a supply for the marketing year beginning in such calen dar year, equal to the reserve supply level.
The Secretary shall proclaim such acreage allotment not later than February 1 of the calendar year for which such acreage allot m ent was determined

Whereas subsection c of section 301
of said Act provides as follows:
The latest available statistics of the Fed eral Government shall be used by the Secre tary in making the determinations required to be made by the Secretary under this Act.

Whereas the proclamation of the acre age allotment of corn issued by Mr.
Grover B. Hill, Acting Secretary of Agri culture of the United States of America, on September 18, 1941,1 which was based upon the latest statistics of the Federal Government then available, does not now properly reflect current trends in domes tic consumption and exports of corn and would likely result in an inadequate sup ply of corn for the 1942-43 marketing year to meet consumption and reserve requirements in view of the profound changes in conditions which have oc curred since September 18, 1941, and Now, therefore, be it known that I, Claude R. Wickard, Secretary of Agri culture of the United States of America, acting under and pursuant to, and by virtue of, the authority vested in me by the Act of Congress known as the Agri cultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as Amended, upon the basis of the latest available statistics of the Federal Gov ernment, do hereby ascertain, determine, and proclaim under section 328 of said Act, thereby superseding the proclama tion of the acreage allotment of corn issued September 18, 1941:
721.402 Corn acreage allotment for the commercial corn-producing area for 16 F.R. 4812.

CONTENTS
RULES, REGULATIONS, ORDERS
T itle 6A gricultural C redit :

Farm Credit Administration:
Page Federal Land Bank of Saint Paul, fees; correction___ 1663
T itle 7A griculture :

Agricultural Adjustment Ad ministration:
Corn, acreage allotments for commercial producing area, 1942 _____________
T itle 14 C ivil A viation :
Civil Aeronautics Board:
Scheduled air carrier, oc cupancy of pilots com partment______________
T itle 16C ommercial P ractices :
Federal Trade Commission:
Cease and desist orders:
Masterkraft Guild Weav ers, Inc____________
Pacific Fruit and Produce Co., et al
Tuf-Nut Garment Mfg. Co_
T itle 25I ndians :
Office of Indian Affairs:
Irrigation projects, operation and maintenance charges:
Crow, Mont______________
Flathead, Mont__________
T itle 26I nternal R evenue :
Bureau of Internal Revenue:
Distilled spirits and alcohol, transportation by tank truck_________________
Income tax; computation of limitation upon credit for foreign taxes----------------T itle 32N ational D efe n se :
Office of Price Administration:
Defense rental areas desig nated:
Akron, Ohio_____________
Birmingham, Ala____ ____
Bridgeport, Conn________
Burlington, Iowa_________
Canton, Ohio____________
Cleveland, Ohio__________
Columbus, Ga____________
Detroit, Mich____________
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