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NUMBER 200

Washington, Thursday, October 11, 1945

CONTENTS
REGULATIONS AND NOTICES
Type of cane TITLE 7AGRICULTURE
G reen Sugarcane:
R ate per ton A g r icu l t u r e D e pa r t m e n t . See also Page S m a ll barrel________________________ $1.01
Rural Electrification Adminis Chapter VIIIProduction and Marketing M edium barrel______________________
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tration.
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Large barrel_______ _________________
Administration Sugar Branch Salaries and wages of agricul B u rn t Sugarcane:
tural labor harvesting po S m a ll barrel________________________
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P art 802 S ugar D eterminations tatoes:
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M edium barrel_____________________
DETERMINATION OF FAIR AND REASONABLE
Maine___________________ 12738
Large barrel________________________
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WAGE RATES FOR PERSONS EMPLOYED IN
Minnesota________________ 12739
2 The piece rate for any operation Sugar determinations; fair and HARVESTING OF SUGARCANE IN FLORIDA
not specified above shall be that agreed DURING PERIOD SEPT. X, 1945 TQ JUNE 30, reasonable wage rates for upon between the producer and the la 1946 AND IN PRODUCTION AND CULTIVATION
harvesting, production and borer: Provided, however, That the earn OF SUGARCANE IN FLORIDA DURING PERIOD
cultivation of sugarcane in ings for the time involved shall not be JAN. 1, 1946 TO JUNE 30, 1946
Florida_________________ 12737
less than the applicable time rate speci C ivil A eronautics B oard:
Pursuant to section 301 b of the fied in paragraph b hereof: and Pro Accident occuring at Lakeland, Sugar Act of 1937, as amended, the fol vided further, That such minimum earn Fla.; hearing___ ________ 12748
lowing determination is hereby issued: ings shall not apply to prisoners of war C ustoms B ureau :
802.24v Fair and reasonable wage but they shall be paid at the same piece Air commerce regulations; Felts rates for harvesting of sugarcane in Flor rates as other laborers.
Field, Spokane, Wash., re d General provisions. 1 In addi ida during the period September 1, 1945
designated as airport of en tion to the foregoing, the producer shall to June 30, 1946 and for production and try____________ _____ 12737
furnish to the laborer without charge cultivation of sugarcane in Florida dur F ederal C ommunications C om m is
ing the period January 1,1946 to June 30, the customary perquisites, such as a s io n :
habitable house, a suitable garden plot 1946. The requirements of section 301
Amateur radio stations and b of the Sugar Act of 1937, as amended, with facilities for its cultivation, pastur operators; license term ex shall be deemed to have been met with age for livestock, medical attention, and tended__________
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respect to the harvesting of sugarcane other customary incidentals.
Broadcast services other than 2
The producer shall not, through in Florida during the period September standard, and experimental 1,1945 to June 30, 1946, and the produc any subterfuge or device whatsoever, re radio services; applications duce the wage rates to laborers below tion and cultivation of sugarcane in Flor for television and FM de those determined herein.
ida during the period January 1, 1946 to velopmental stations_____ 12746
June 30, 1946, if all persons employed on Hearings:
Sec. 301, 50 Stat. 909; 7 U.S.C. 1131
the farm during such periods in the har Clear channel broadcasting_ 12748
Issued this 9th day of October 1945.
Commercial television broad vesting and production and cultivation of sugarcane shall have been paid in cast stations__________ 12748
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C l in t o n P . A n d e r s o n , Records, preservation_______ 12746
full for all such work and shall have Secretary of Agriculture.
F ederal T rade C o m m ission :
been paid wages in cash therefor at rates F. R. Doc. 45-18757; F iled , O ct. 9, 1945;
Hearings, etc.:
as follows :
3:18 p. m .
Central University________ 12748
a The wage rates agreed upon be McKinley-Roosevelt, Inc., et tween the producer and the laborer but al____________________ 12748
in no case less than the rates prescribed I nterstate C ommerce C om m ission :
under paragraphs b and c hereof.
TITLE 19-CUSTOMS DUTIES
Routing of traffic; grain, etc., b On a time basis.
e m b a r g o of routes and Chapter IBureau of Customs Cents transit arrangements_____ 12746

Regulations
c Piece rates. 1 Cutting sugarcane excluding loading.

per hour
1 All work excep t as oth erw ise sp eci fied:
A d u lt m a le s_________________________ 8 5 .0
A d u lt fem a les_________________.______3 0 .0
2 Tractor drivers an d operators of m ech a n ica l h arvestin g or load in g e q u ip m en t____________________________4 5 .0
3 W orkers b etw een 14 and 16 years o f age m a x im u m em p loym en t per day of su ch workers is 8 h o u r s ____ 3 0 .0

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T. D. 51327

P art 6 A ir C o m m e r c e R egulations FELTS FIELD, SPOKANE, WASH., REDESIG
NATED AS AIRPORT OF ENTRY

O ctober 8, 1945.

Felts Field, Spokane, Washington, is hereby redesignated as an airport of enC on tin u ed on n ex t page
O ffic e of D efense T ransportation :

Conservation of rail equipment ;
carload freight traffic_____ 12747
O f fic e o f P rice A d m in ist r a t io n :

Adjustments and pricing orders:
Bloom Furniture Mfg. Co___
Bronstein Candy Co________
Burton-Dixié Corp________
Caterpillar Tractor Co______
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