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NUMBER 23

Washington, V/ednesday, February 2, 1955

TITLE 7 AGRICULTURE
Chapter VII Commodity Stabiliza tion S e r v i c e Farm Marketing Quotas and Acreage Allotments, Department of Agriculture P art 721 C orn PROCLAMATION OF ACREAGE ALLOTMENT FOR
1 9 5 5 IN COMMERCIAL CORN-PRODUCING
AREA

721.603 Basis and purpose. Section 721.604 is issued under and in accord ance with sections 301 and 328 of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as amended. Its purpose is to announce the acreage allotment for 1955 for the commercial corn-producing area. The findings and determination made by the Secretary in 721.604 have been made on the basis of the latest available statistics of the Federal Government.
721.604 1955 acreage allotment for corn. The acreage allotment for corn for 1955 for the commercial corn-pro ducing area is 49,842,697 acres.
S ec. 375, 52 S t a t . 66,- a s a m e n d e d ; 7 U. S. C.
1375. I n t e r p r e t o r a p p ly s e c s . 301, 328, 52
S t a t . 38, 52; 7 U. S . C. 1301, 1328

Issued at Washington, day of January 1955.
seal

D.

C., this 31st
T ru e D . M o r se ,
Acting Secretary.
F . R . D o c. 5 5 -1 0 0 8 ; F il e d , J a n . 3 1 , 1955;
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TITLE 15 COMMERCE AND
FOREIGN TRADE
Chapter II National Bureau of Stand ards, Department of Commerce Subchapt$r A Test Fee Schedules
P art
202O p t ic s
and
P art 203H eat
M eteo rolog y
and
P ow er
Subchapter B Standard Samples
230S tandard S a m ples and R e f e r
en ce S tandards I ssu ed b y t h e N a tional B u rea u o f S tandards
P art
m isc e lla n eo u s a m end m en ts
In accordance with the provisions of section 4 a and c of the Administra tive Procedure Act, it has been found that notice and hearing on these schedules of fees are unnecessary for the reason that
such procedure, because of the nature of CONTENTS
these rules, serves no useful purpose.
These schedules are effective from Feb Agricultural Marketing Service Page ruary 1,1955.
Proposed rule making:
1.
The schedule in 202.405 Invar Milk handling in Philadelphia, base-line tapes is amended by the re 704
Pa____________ ___________
vision of items 1 and m to read as follows:
Prunes produced in California;
706
handling__________________
Fee D escription Item Agriculture Department See also Agricultural Marketing 202.4051 In v a r base-line tape no t more than Service; Commodity Stabiliza 50 m eters in nom inal lengthde term ination on benchstandard a t tion Service.
room tem perature of length of 1
Notices:
interval w hen supported a t 1
m ethod of support and under 1
Florida; designation of areas for tension, or determ ination of the production emergency loans 718
tension to the nearest integral half Virginia; designation of addi pound or quarter kilogram a t which the correction to the length tional areas for production of th e interval is m ost nearly zero and e c o n o m i c emergency a t a specified m ethod of su p p o rt $15.50
202.405m In v a r base-line tape n o t more th a n loans____ :____________ ____
718
50 m eters in nom inal lengtheach additional determ ination on bench Civil Aeronautics Board standard a t room tem perature of Notices:
length of interval, or tension to the Hearings:
nearest integral half pound dr quarter kilogram a t which the Airwork Ltd_______ ________
718
- correction to the length of an Linea Aéropostal Venezolana.
718
4.50
interval is m ost nearly zero__. . . . .
Commerce Department 2. The schedule in 203.101 LdboraSee National Bureau of Standards.
tory thermometers is amended to read Commodity Stabilization Service as follows:
Rules and regulations:
Corn-producing area, commer D escription Fee Item cial; acreage allotment for 1955______________________
701
203.101a Therm om eters, testing a t points from0 to400 C., inclusive, or from Customs Bureau 32 to 212 F., inclusive, for each $3.50 Notices:
point te s t e d ________________
203.101b Therm ometers, testing a t points Fish; tariff-rate quota -------707
from 101 to 300 C ., inclusive, or from 213 to 600 F ., inclusive, for Federal Communications Com 7.25
each point tested__________ ____ mission 203.101c Therm ometers, testing a t points from 301 to 500 C;, inclusive, or Notices:
from 601 to 950 F ., inclusive, for Hearings, etc.:
each point tested___________ ____ 12.00
Anferican Southern Broad203.101 d Therm om eters, testing a t points from 1 to X10C., inclusive, or casters WPWR------------719
from 31 to 166 F ., inclusive, for Great Lakes Television, Inc., each point tested 13.75
203.101e Therm om eters, testing in liquid air, et al___________________ 719
liquid oxygen, or liquid nitrogen Miners Broadcasting Service, 183 to 196 C ., for each 21.00
Inc., et al----------------------719
203. lOlf Calorimetric thermometers, testing Times-World Corp. and Radio a t intervals of 2 C. or 2Ji F ------- 26.50
Roanoke, Inc________
719
203. lOlg Beckm ann therm om eters, w ith 5
or 6 C. scale, testing a t 1 in V i l l a g e Broadcasting Co.
tervals b y comparison w ith preWOPA_____ ____
719
31.00
ciiion standards________________
203.101h When instrum ents subm itted are Western Union Telegraph Co.
found to be unsuitable for test or et al____________________
719
unreliable a charge w ill be made to cover the cost of th e work done.

Federal Power Commission M inim um fee $1.
Notices:
203.101i Prelim inary exam ination for foreign m aterial in the m ercury column Hearings, etc.:
a nd bulb and for a separated mer Alabama Power Co________ 722
cury colum n w ill be made as re quired. Separated m ercury col Almeida, A. S______________
722
u m n w ill be reunited provided Bonneville Project, Columbia this can be accomplished readily.
Maximum fee $2.50.
River, Wash.-Oreg. 2 doc uments ____________ _ 721, 722
C o n tin u e d o n n e x t p a g e 701