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CODIFICATION GUIDE

CONTENTS Continued Price Stabilization, Office ofContinued Rules and regulations Continued Manufacturers general ceiling price regulation;
ceiling prices for manufacturers for the sale of paints, varnishes, and lacquers CPR 22, SR 6 _ 8825
Retail ceiling prices for certain consumer goods CPR 7, correction________________ 8823
Alternative and special meth ods for preparing list date pricing charts and pricing CPR 7, SR 2 __________ 8824
Special pricing methods for certain chain stores and mail order establishments CPR 7, S R I ____________ 8823
Services; approval o f certain automotive and farm tractor repair service flat rate man uals CPR 34, SR 3 ________ 8828

Production and Marketing Ad ministration
Reclamation Bureau
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8850

Securities and Exchange Com mission
Title 3

Pase
Chapter I I Executive orders:
9360 superseded by EO 10282 _
9368 superseded by EO 10282 _
10282_________________________

8813
8813
8813

Title 7
Chapter V II:
Part 729_________________
Chapter IX :
Part 925_______________________
Part 965_______________________
Part 968_______________________
Part 978_______________________
Part 997 proposed___________

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8816
8816
8817
8818
8849

Title 17
Chapter II:
Part 230_______________________
Part 240_______________________

8820
8821

Chapter I:
Part 146_______________________

8821

Title 32
Chapter X V II:
Part 1701___

8822

Title 32A
Chapter m O P S :
CPR 5, Int. 1
8823
CPR 7________________________ 8823
CPR 7, SR 1__________________ 8823
CPR 7, SR 2__________________ 8824
CPR 14________________________ 8824
CPR 22, SR 6_______________
8825
CPR 31________
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CPR 34, SR 3________________ 8828
CPR 57_______
8830
GOR 18_______________________ 8830
Chapter V I N P A :
M-2_________
8832
M-21____ __________ ___________ 8831
M-45,Sched. 9________
8831
Reg. 5------------------------ 1____ 8831

Title 33

Notices:
Hearings, etc.:
General Public Utilities Corp.
et al______________________ 8856
Interstate Power Co___ ._____ 8855
Wisconsin Public Service Corp__ ___________________ 8856
Rules and regulations:
Securities Act of 1933; adoption of rule governing newspaper prospectuses for foreign governments________ ___________ 8820
Securities Exchange Act of 1934; adoption of rule regard ing reports by Canadian banks_______________________ 8821

Chapter I:
Part 121_______________________

8846

Title 38
Chapter I:
Part 3______

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Title 43
Chapter I:
Appendix Public land orders:
700 amended by PLO 749 __
749________________

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8848

Title 44
Chapter I;
Part 99_____________

8848

Title 46
Chapter I:
Part 136________
Part 137_______________________

Tariff Commission Notices:
Supplementary t r a d e-agree ment negotiations with United States of Venezuela_

A numerical list of the parts of the Code of Federal Regulations affected by documents published in this issue. Proposed rules, as opposed to final actions, are identified as such.

Title 21

Proposed rule making:
Filberts grown in Oregon and Washington; salable, surplus and withholding percentages 8849
Rules and regulations:
Milk handling, marketing areas:
Cincinnati, Ohio-___________ 8816
Nashville, Tenn________________8818
Puget Sound, Washington___ 8816
Wichita, Kans______________ 8817
Peanuts; marketing quota regu lations for1950 crop_________ 8813
Notices:
Redelegation of authority to Re gional Directors and Project Heads:
Acquisition of lands and water rights_____________________
Administration of withdrawn and acquired lands________

815

FEDERAL REGISTER

Frid a y, A u gu st 31, 1951

8848
8848

Title 50
8869

Treasury Department
Chapter I:
Part 36___________________

8849

See Coast Guard.

Veterans Administration Rules and regulations:
Veterans claims; increase of monthly rates of pension____

8847

buying peanuts of the 1951 crop for their own accounts and for the Commodity Credit Corporation. In order that these buyers and other peanut buyers may
properly carry out their responsibilities under the marketing quota and price support programs with respect to the 1951
crop, it is necessary that they be relieved at the earliest possible date of the exist ing requirements that they accept any excess oil peanuts of the 1950 crop o fered by fanners-at oil prices without payment of the marketing penalty.
Failure to relieve the buyers of such re quirements will necessitate their main taining a separate system of accounting and paying for excess oil peanuts pur chased for the account o f Commodity Credit Corporation, as well as separate records and reports to the State PM A
Office and the office of the Designated Agency for the area. Accordingly, the amendment contained herein, establish ing August 31, 1951, as the final date for farmers to deliver excess peanuts of the 1950 crop at their oil value in lieu of paying the marketing penalty on such peanuts, shall become effective upon publication o f the amendment in the F ederal R e g ist e r .

Prior to preparing this amendment, public notice of its formulation was pub lished in the F ederal R egister 16 F. R.
7876 in accordance with section 4 of the Administrative Procedure Act 5 U. S. C.
1003. No data, views or recommenda tions pertaining to the amendment were received within the time prescribed.
Section 729.153 o f the Marketing Quota Regulations fo r the 1950 Crop of Peanuts 15 F. R. 4739 is hereby changed to read as follows:
729.153 Extent to which marketings from a farm are subject to penalty. The marketing of peanuts in excess o f the farm marketing quota for any farm shall be subject to a penalty at the rate pre scribed in 729.155 and the penalty shall be paid on each lot of peanuts marketed from the farm in an amount equal to the converted penalty rate multiplied by the number of pounds in the lot, except that payment of the penalty will not be re quired on any excess peanuts produced on a farm eligible for an excess oil card, if on or before August 31,1951, such ex cess peanuts are delivered to or mar keted through an agency designated by the Secretary. The converted penalty rate shall be determined as follows:
a Determine the percent excess for the farm by dividing the excess acreage by the farm peanut acreage.
b Determine the converted penalty rate by multiplying the percent excess by the rate of penalty prescribed in 729.155.
Sec. 375, 52 Stat. €6, as amended; 7 U. S. C.
1375. Interprets or applies sec. 359, 55 Stat.
90, as amended; 7 U. S. C. and Sup 1359

Done at Washington, D. C., this 29th day of August 1951. Witness my hand and the seal of the Department of Agri culture.
seal
C h a r l e s F. B r a n n a n , Secretary of Agriculture.

F. R. Doc. 51-10536; Filed, Aug. 30, 1951
8:52 a. m.