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FEDERAL REGISTER, T h u rsday, A u g u st 5, 1943
CONTENTSContinued
FEDERALSfcREGISTER
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Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, and days following legal holidays, by the Division of the Federal Register.-The National Archives, pursuant to the authority contained in the Federal Register Act, approved July 26, 1935 49 Stat 500, as amended; 44 U.S.C., ch. 8B,.under regulations prescribed by the Administrative Committee, approved by the President. Distribution is made only by the Superintendent of Documents. Government , Printing Office, Washington,D C.
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CONTENTSContinued O ffice
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P rice Administration
O ffice
of
P rice Administration
Continued.
Regional, State, and district offlee ordersContinued.
Page Rubber footwear, victory line waterproof MPR 229, Am.
7 -------------x--------------- 10900
Solid fuels:
Clinton, Ind_____________ 10918
Mt. Vernon, Ind__________ 10917
Vanderburg County, Ind___ 10918
Sausages, frankfurters, etc., wholesale MPR 389, Am. 5
and 6 2 documents___ 10906, 10907

P etroleum W ar:

Administration
for
Asphalt marketing, certain test requirements Dir. 66, Am.
1 ------ ; ----------------- 10908
Productive operations, elimina tion of certain Louisiana fields PAO 11, Am. D _ 10908
R eclamation Bureau:

Green Mountain Reservoir, Colo., boat and wharf privi leges---------- ----- ----------- 10908
W ar F ood Administration:

Meat quotas for August:
FDO 27-2, Am. 3 _________ 10857
FDO 61-2--------------------- 10857
Sugar beets, normal yields of commercially recoverable sugar per acre___________ 10855

Continued.
Page W ar P roduction B oard:
Aircraft, civilian P4-7______ 10898
Cottonseed oil meal, cake, hulls, Controlled materials plan CMP
etc. MPR 444__________ 10903
Reg. 1, Am. 2________ 10898
Malt beverages, domestic MPR
Dishwashers, commercial L259, Am. 2 ___ _________ . 10902
248----------------------------- 10896
Petroleum and products RPS
Paper and paperboard M-241_ 10898
88, Am. 118________
10901
Petroleum solvents, aromatic , Plastic pipe and tubing MPR
188, Am. 18___
10807
M-150------------------ ----- 10894
Modification of prices MPR
Reagent chemicals P-135-a__ 10896
188, Am. 8 to Order A-l_ 10914
Suspension orders:
Puerto Rico, specific prices for Beck Engineering Combustion certain canned goods Kompany------------------ 10894
RMPR 183, Am. 1_______ 10906
Simon, B. Hardware Co_____ 10894
Regional, State, and district of Tool steel M-21-h_________ 10892
fice orders:
Vanadium, use in melting Ice:
M-21-h, Dir. 1_______ 10893
Greensburg, Ind. 2 documents--------------------- 10919 W ar S hipping Administration:
Ship warrant rules; rate ceil Indianapolis, Ind_________ 10918
ings for vessels under 1,000
Milk:
ton s------------------ ---------10910
-Indiana------ ___________ 10920
Ohio, Cuyahoga, Wayne, and Summit counties 10917
Milk haulers, Indiana, Ken basis of the yields per acre for the next tucky, Michigan, Ohio, preceding seven years in the county and and West Virginia 2 doc in adjacent counties with similar produc uments--------------- ----- 10920 tion conditions.

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5 The normal percentage of sugar content of sugar beets for a farm from which sugar beets were contracted to be marketed under that type of agree ment commonly knownas an individual test contract shall be:
i In case sugar beets were so mar keted in three or more of the next pre ceding seven years, the simple average of the annual average percentages of sugar content, at the time of delivery to a processor, of the sugar beets m ar keted in all of such years in which sugar beets were so marketed;
ii In case sugar beets were so m ar keted in only one or two of the next pre ceding seven years, the percentage of sugar content obtained by multiplying the county normal percentage of sugar content of sugar beets by the percentage that the simple average of the average percentages of sugar content, at the time of delivery to a processor, of the sugar beets marketed in such year or years is of the simple average of the county average percehtages of sugar con tent of sugar beets for such year or years; and iii In case sugar beets were not so marketed, in any of the next preceding seven years, the county normal per centage of sugar content of sugar beets.
6 The county average percentage of sugar content of sugar beets shall be:
i For each of the years 1936-41, in clusive, the percentage established, or which could have been established, under the 1942 sugar beet program; and ii For the year 1942 and any sub sequent year, for a county with ten or more farms with respect to which appli cations for sugar payments were ap proved, the weighted average percentage of sugar content, at the time of delivery to a processor, of all sugar beets mar keted under individual test contracts in such year from farms in the county, and for a county with less than ten farms with respect to which applica tions for sugar payments were approved, the percentage established by the State Agricultural Conservation Committee on the basis of the percentage of sugar content, at the time of delivery to a processor, of the sugar beets so marketed in such year from farms in the county and in adjacent counties.
7 The county normal percentage of sugar content of sugar beets shall be:
l For a county for which county average -percentages are established for three or more of the next preceding