Federal Register - March 16, 1944

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F E D E R A L R E G I S T E R , Thursday, March 16, 1944
such enterprises, which come within the Congressional mandate to liquidate.
The authority hereby delegated in cludes, but is not limited to, the follow ing:
a The approval of sales and convey ances of real property or interests there in held by the United. States of America and under the jurisdiction of the Farm Security Administration, including real property held in trust for any State rural rehabilitation corporation, and to exe cute, on behalf Of the United States of America, all deeds or other instruments necessary in connection therewith: Pro vided, however, That in selling such property, the Administrator shall be guided by the following principles:
1 Wherever practicable, sales of economic farm units shall be made to persons eligible under Title I of the Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act at prices based on the earning capacity of the farms. The purchase price for each such farm shall be payable over a period not in excess of 40 years, and the unpaid portion of the purchase price shall bear interest at the rate of three per cent per annum.
2 Sales of subsistence units shall be for the reasonable fair value thereof.
The purchase price shall be payable over a period not in excess of 40 years and the balance of the purchase price shall bear interest at the rate of three per cent per annum, payable annually.
3 All the interests in oil, gas, and other mineral rights which are vested in or owned by the United States, either legally or equitably, at the time of the sale of lands in accordance with this au thorization, shall be reserved when the properties to be conveyed are situated in areas where such mineral rights have substantial market value or where, based on the opinion of qualified geologists, such rights are prospectively of substan tial market value. At least 75% of all of the oil, gas and other mineral rights vested in or owned by the United States either legally or equitably at the time of conveyance will be reserved when such lands are situated within areas where such rights have no known market value or the market value thereof is nominal and where, based on the opinion of qualified geologists, such rights are not prospectively of substantial market value. Where mineral rights are to be transferred, including instances where the lands to be conveyed are held at the time of conveyance under purchase con tracts reserving to the United States all minerals, the market value of the mineral rights to be conveyed will be taken into consideration in establishing the pur chase price of such lands.
b The transfer, by sale or grant in accordance with the applicable provi sions of law, of the school and other com munity facilities including, but not lim ited to, water systems, irrigation systems, sewage disposal systems and other public utilities serving such projects, to eligible purchasers authorized by law to acquire, operate and maintain such facilities. All dedications pursuant to section 4 of the Bankhead-Black Act 40 U.S.C. 434
must be approved by me.

c The application in accordance with the applicable provisions of law, in those instances where property of the Govern ment has been improved by land-leasing associations, of the. reasonable fair value of such improvements against the out standing obligations of such associations owing to the United States.
d In connection with the sale and disposition of such property or interests therein: 1 To exercise for and on be half of the United States of America, all rights, privileges and powers of the United States of America under the terms of any agreement or instrument heretofore or hereafter entered into in connection with the sale of such lands or property, or taken as security for the pur chase pfice in connection with such sales; 2 to execute and perform all notices, consents and other acts to be given or done by the United Stats of America under the aforesaid agreements or security instruments; 3 to do and perform all things necessary for servic ing, renewing and collecting the out standing indebtedness in favor of the United States of America and to accept, record, release and satisfy instruments of security of all kinds, and 4 upon de fault in any payment or obligation, to enforce payment by realizing upon the security.
In the absence of the Administrator of the Farm Security Administration, or his inability to carry out the powers and functions hereby delegated, the author ity conferred by this delegation may be exercised by the Acting Administrator of the Farm Security Administration.
This authority snail supersede the Sec retarys memorandum dated March 15, 1943 8 F.R. 3221, designated Authori zation of Administrator to approve sales of real property and execute deeds, and shall supersede Administration Order 246 Rev. 1, dated July 20, 1939 4 F.R.
3389, designated Authority to approve the sale of State Rural Rehabilitation Corporation surplus real property.
All other delegations of authority not in conflict herewith shall remain un changed and in full force and effect. In his discretion, the Administrator may delegate such of the powers as are hereby conferred upon him Issued this 13th day of March 1944.
M a r v in J o n e s ,
War Food Administrator.
F. R. Doc. 44-3606; FUed, March 15, 1944;

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TITLE 7AGRICULTURE
Chapter XI W ar Food Administration Distribution Orders FDO 95
P art 1401 D a ir y P ro d ucts MILK SUGAR

The fulfillment of requirements for the defense of the United States will result in a shortage in the supply of milk sugar for defense, for private account, and for export; and the following order is deemed necessary and appropriate in the public
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interest and to promote the national defense:
1401.170 Restrictions relative to milk, sugar a Definitions. When used in this order, unless otherwise distinctly ex pressed or manifestly incompatible with the intent hereof:
1 The term milk sugar means any milk product containing 80 percent or moré of lactose monohydrate, dry weight basis.
2 The term refined milk sugar means U . S. P. grade lactose U. S. P. X II
1942 page 253.
3 The term technical milk sugar means technical milk sugar, as defined by the Office of Price Administration.
Whenever a new definition of technical milk sugar is issued by the Office of Price Administration, the term tech nical milk sugar, asused herein, shall mean technical milk sugar as defined in said new definition.
4 The term crude milk sugar means all milk sugar other than refined milk sugar and technical milk sugar.
5 The term person means any in dividual, partnership, association, busi ness trust, corporation, or any organized group of persons, whether incorporated or not.
6 The term inventory means all quantities of milk sugar, including re fined, technical, and crude milk sugar, owned by or in the possession or control of any person.
7 The term Director means the Director of Food Distribution, W ar Food Administration.
b Restrictions. 1 No person shall deliver, accept delivery of, use, produce, refine, or otherwise process milk sugar except in accordance with an authoriza tion issued by the Director. Any such authorization shall be issued by the D i rector only if he determines that such authorization, including the conditions, if any, set forth therein by the Director, is necessary or appropriate in the public interest and to promote the national defense.
2 Any person desiring to deliver, ac cept delivery of, use, produce, refine, or otherwise process milk sugar may submit an application to the Director for au thorization pursuant to the provisions of this order. An authorization, as afore said, shall, so far as reasonably feasible, be issued by the Director prior to the be ginning of the calendar month during ;wftich the applicant is to deliver, accept delivery of, use, produce, refine, or other wise process the milk sugar.
3 Each producer, refiner, or com mercial user of milk sugar shall, as soon as reasonably possible after the issu ance of this order, notify his regular customers of the requirements of this order; however, the failure to receive sucl notice from a producer, refiner, or commercial user, as aforesaid, shall not excuse any person from complying with the provisions of this order.
c Exemptions. 1 The provisions of b hereof shall not apply to deliv eries of refined milk sugar in retail pack ages for household or pharmaceutical use if the purchaser is i a person who is purchasing the refined milk sugar in a retail package, for household use, from

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Federal Register - March 16, 1944

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Date16/03/1944

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