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FEDERAL REGISTER

CODIFICATION GUIDE Con.
Title $ Animals and Animal Products

Chapter IBureau of Animal In
dustry:
Part 151Recognition of breeds of purebred animals pro posed________________
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Title 10 Army: War Depart ment
Chapter IVMilitary education:
/ Part 403Promotion of rifle practice ._______________ 8039 /
Title 21 Food and Drugs
Chapter IPood and Drug Ad-
ministration, Federal Security / Agency:
Part 146 Certification of batches of penicillinor strep tomycin-containing drugs 8039 /
Title 24 Housing Credit
Chapter VIHOffice of Housing Expediter:
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Part 807Suspension orders 3 /
documents__ _____ __ 5039,8040
P art.825Rent regulations un der the Housing and Rent Act 8040
of 1947______ _______
Part 853Rules of practice and procedure, including forms and instructions__ ________ 8041
Title 32 National Defense
Chapter VIOffice of Selective j Service Records :
Part 606General administra tion_____________
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Title 34 Navy
Chapter I Department of the J Navy:
I Part 26 Organization and functions of the Naval Estab lishment_________________ 8043 V
Title 39-Postal Service
Chapter IPost Office Departj ment:

v Part 21International Postal Service__________________ 8043
Title 43 Public Lands: Interior
Subtitle AOffice of the Secretary of the Interior:
Part 4Delegations of author ity - - ---------- ----- ----------- 8045
Title 49 Transportation Railroads
and
Chapter m Inland Waterways Corporation:
Part 324Uniform system of accounts for carriers by in land and coastal waterways proposed_____________ _ . 5045
263.104 Eligible producer. An eligi ble producer shall be an Individual, part nership, association, corporation, or other legal entity producing grain sorghums in 1947, as landowner, landlord, tenant, or sharecropper.
263.105 Eligible grain sorghums.
Eligible grain sorghums shall be grain sorghums which were produced in 1947, the beneficial interest in which is now in the producer, and always has been In him, or in him and a former producer
whom he succeeded before the grain sorghums were harvested, provided such grain sorghums grade No. 4 or better in accordance with Official Grain Standards and do not grade discolored, weevily, or smutty. When stored in a warehouse, the grain sorghums must not contain in excess of 14 percent moisture. When stored on the farm the grain sorghums must not contain in excess of 13 percent moisture and must have been stored in the granary at least 30 days prior to in spection for measurements, sampling, and sealing, unless otherwise approved by the State PMA Committee.
263.106 Eligible storage. Eligible storage for grain sorghums shall meet the following requirements:
a Under the loan program, eligible farm storage shall consist of fgrm bins and granaries which, as determined by the county committee, are of such sub stantial and permanent construction as to afford safe storage of the grain sor ghums, permit effective fumigation for the destruction of insects, and afford protection against rodents, other ani mals, thieves, and weather.
b Under the loan and purchase agreement program, eligible warehouse storage shall consist of 1 public grain warehouses situated at terminal, sub terminal or country points, for which a Uniform Grain Storage Agreement CCC
Form-H is in effect. Warehousemen desiring approval should communicate with the CCC field office serving the area in which the warehouse is located; or 2
warehouses operated by Eastern common carriers under tariffs approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
c Under the purchase agreement program, grain sorghums stored in <5ther than eligible warehouse storage will be purchased on delivered basis.
i 263.107 Approved forms. The ap proved forms constitute the loan and purchase agreement documents which, together with the provisions of this bulle tin, govern the rights and responsibilities of the producer, and should be read care fully. Any fraudulent representation made by a producer in obtaining a loan or purchase agreement or in. executing any of the loan or purchase documents, will render him subject to prosecution under the United States Criminal Code.
Notes and chattel mortgages, and notes and loan agreements, must be dated prior to February 29, 1948, and be executed in accordance with these instructions, with State and documentary revenue stamps affixed thereto where required by law.
Purchase agreements must be signed and dated by the producer and mailed or de livered to the county committee prior to February 29, 1948. Notes and chattel mortgages, note and loan agreements, and purchase agreements executed by an administrator, executor, or trustee will be acceptable only where legally valid.
a Farm storage loans. Approved forms shall consist of producers note on CCC Commodity Form A, securedby a chattel mortgage on CCC Commodity Form AA.
b Warehouse storage loans. Ap proved forms shall consist of note and
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loan agreement on CCC Commodity Form B, secured by negotiable warehouse re ceipts, representing the grain sorghums stored in approved warehouses. All grain sorghums pledged as security for. a loan on a single CCC Commodity Form B must be stored in the same warehouse.
c . Purchase agreement program.
The approved forms shall consist of the Purchase Agreement Purchase Form 1
signed by the producer and approved by the county committee, negotiable ware house receipts, and such other forms as may be prescribed by the Director, Grain Branch, PMA.
d Warehouse receipts. Grain sor ghums stored in eligible warehouse stor age in connection with a loan or pur chase agreement must be represented by warehouse receipts which satisfy the fol lowing requirements:
1 Warehouse receipts must be issued in the name of the producer, properly endorsed in blank so as to vest title in the holder, and be issued by an approved warehouseman.
2 Each warehouse receipt should set forth in its written terms that the grain sorghums are insured for not less than market value against the hazards of fire, lightning, inherent explosion, wind storm, cyclone, and tornado, or, in lieu of this statement, it must have stamped or printed thereon the word Insured.
3 Liens for warehouse charges will be recognized by CCC but only from May 15, 1947, or the date of the warehousereceipt, whichever is later.
4 Each warehouse receipt, or the warehousemans supplemental certificate in .duplicate properly identified with the warehouse receipt, must show the gross weight and grade, dockage, test weight and all special grading factors.
5 In the case of warehouse receipts issued for grain sorghums delivered by rail or barge, CCC will accept inbound weight and inspection certificates prop erly identified with the grain sorghums covered thereby in lieu of the informa tion required by subparagraph 4 of this paragraph. In areas where licensed in spectors are not available at terminal and subterminal warehouses, CCC will ac cept inspection certificates based on rep resentative samples which-have been for warded to and graded by licensed grain inspectors.
263:108 Determination of quantity.
A unit of 100 pounds shall be determined to be 100 pounds of grain sorghums, free of dockage when determined by weight, or 2.25 cubic feet of grain sorghums test ing 56 pounds per bushel when deter mined by measurement. A deduction of % of a pound for each sack will be made in determining the net quantity of the grain sorghums when stored as sacked grain sorghums. In determining the quantity of grain sorghums in farm stor age by measurement, fractional units of less than 100 pounds will be disregarded.
The quantity determined by measure ment of grain sorghums having a test weight -less than 56 pounds per bushel shall be adjusted by the following per centages: