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REGISTE
VOLUME 10

1934

A/JTED

NUMBER 158

Washington, Thursday, August 9, 1945
Regulations
credit, increasing the market adminis trators obligation to make payments to the handler out of the Producer-Settle ment Fund: Provided, That no settle TITLE 6AGRICULTURAL CREDIT
ment will be made hereunder with any Chapter IICommodity Credit handler if i he has been determined by Commodity to have charged for milk, for Corporation fluid consumption resale prices higher P art 260 F l u id M i l k P a y m e n t P rogram than the maximum prices applicable to such sales pursuant to the maximum OFFER TO M AKE PAYM ENTS IN N E W YORK
price regulations of the Office of Price METROPOLITAN AREA DURING J U L Y 1945
Administration during the month for THROUGH J U N E 1946
which payments would otherwise be Whereras, the Director of Economic made, or ii he has been determined by Stabilization and the W ar Food Adminis the market administrator not to be fully trator of the United States approved on in compliance with Order No. 27 insofar June 16, 1945 and May 12, 1945, respec as it relates to prices payable to pro tively, a Fluid Milk Payment Program for ducers.
the purpose of insuring, in accordance c Any handler with whom settlement with Executive Order 9250 of October 3, is made hereunder shall, by accepting 1942, and Executive Order 9328 of April such settlement, be deemed to have rati 8,1943, the maximum necessary produc fied and confirmed the action of the tion and distribution of fluid milk and market administrator in accepting this the maintenance of price ceilings with offer on his behalf and to have author respect to such milk.
ized and instructed the market adminis Now, therefore, Commodity Credit trator to deduct from any payments Corporation hereinafter referred to as thereafter due to such handler under Commodity , a corporate agency of Order No. 27 and pay to Commodity any the United States, hereby offers, subject amount which may be due to Commodity to the terms and conditions hereinafter by reason of the payment to the market specified, to make payments on milk to administrator hereunder or under any any handler.
other similar offer of any amount deter mined by Commodity to have been 260.20 New York metropolitan area.
a Commodity will make payments to erroneously or improperly credited or paid to the handler.
any handler at the rate of 20 cents per d Every handler with whom settle hundredweight on all Class I milk which ment is made hereunder shall keep accu is priced pursuant to 927.4 a 1 of rate and complete books, records, and Order No. 27 and for which the handler accounts with respect to his production, is determined by the market administra receipts, utilization, and sales of milk tor to be accountable under Order No.
and with respect to his sales receipts, cost 21 during each calendar month from of products, and operating costs, and July 1, 1945, to June 30, 1946, inclusive.
b Settlement hereunder shall be shall keep such other books, records, and accounts and submit such information made on a monthly basis, upon the pres and reports as Commodity may require.
entation of such documents and sup Such books, records, and accounts shall porting proofs as Commodity may re be available for inspection by Commod quire, by the payment from Commodity ity or its designated agents at any rea to the market administrator of 20 cents sonable time.
per hundredweight and by the market e This offer may be partially or administrators payment of such amount wholly revoked or modified by publica either 1 into the Producer-Settlement tion of a notice thereof in the F ederal Fund established under Order No. 27 as a R egister by Commodity at any time, but credit against the handlers obligation to notwithstanding any such revocation or make payments to the Producer-Settle Continued on p. 9825
ment Fund, or 2 to the handler as a
CONTENTS
REGULATIONS AND NOTICES
See also Commodity Credit Corpora tion.
Pa8e Figs WFO 62,termination 9830
Milk in New York metropolitan, Washington, D. C and Philadelphia, Pa., areas;
equivalent prices for sweet creSm___ __________________ 9830

A g r ic u lt u r e D e p a r t m e n t .

C e n s o r s h ip O f f i c e :

U. S. censorship regulations____

9882

C o m m o d it y C r edit C o r p o r a t io n :

Fluid milk payment program;
1945 offers:
A rlin gton -A lexa n d ria , Va., a rea ___________________
Baltimore, Md., area---------Fort Wayne, Ind., area------New York metropolitan areaOmaha-Council Bluffs area_
Philadelphia, Pa., area 2 doc uments _________ __
Washington, D. C., area------Wilmington, Del., area_____

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F ederal C o m m u n ic a t io n s C o m m s s io n :

Practice and procedure; finan cial ownership ahd other re ports of broadcast licensees C orr.____________________

9886

F ederal P o w e r C o m m is s io n :

Gonzalez, Jose Barrera, and Central Power and Light Co.; application___________

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F ood a n d D r u g A d m in is t r a t io n :

Cacao products; requirements as to certain ingredients___

9830

F o r e ig n E c o n o m ic A d m in is t r a t io n :

Individual licenses; applications filed by veterans__________

9831

H o m e O w n e r s L o a n C o r p o r a t io n :

Comptroller, authority to sign checks____________________

9831

I n t e r st a t e C o m m e r c e C o m m is s io n :

Icing of potatoes:
Cranbury, N. J______________
Greejjport, Long Island, N. Y _
Points on Long Island Rail road_____________________
Continued on p. 9824

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