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FEDERAL REGISTER, A u g u s t 26, 1937

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Published by the Division Archives, pursuant to the Register Act, approved July ulations prescribed by the approval of the President.

of the Federal Register, The National authority contained In the Federal 26, 1935 49 Stat. L. 500, under reg Administrative Committee, with the
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Department of Agriculture:
Agricultural Adjustm ent Administration:
Agricultural conservation program, 1937:
Northeast region, Bulletin No. 101:
Page Connecticut, Supplement 6 --------------------1920
Maine, Supplement 7 -----------------------
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Massachusetts, Supplement 7 -------------------- 1920
New Hampshire, Supplement 5 -------------------- 1921
New Jersey, Supplement 5 -------- ----------- 1921
New York, Supplement 9 --------------------------- 1921
Pennsylvania, Supplement 1 5 -----1922
Rhode Island, Supplement 8 -------- 1923
Vermont, Supplement 4 ---------------------------1923
Department of L ab or:
Division of Public Contracts:
Walsh-Healey Public Contracts Act, rulings and in terpretations under-----------------------Treasury Department:
Accounts and Deposits:
Special deposits of public moneys, etc--------------------Bureau of Customs:
Customs regulations of the United States, 1937:
Chapter IX Packing, stamping, and marking;
trade marks, etc., distilled spirits, etc----------Chapter X Examination, classification, and disposition of special classes of merchandise.
Chapter X I Sampling, weighing, etc., sugars, sirups, etc.; wool and hair-----------------------------Chapter XII: Appraisement--------- ---------------------Chapter X III Relief from duties on merchan dise lost, stolen, etc----------- ---------------------------
Chapter X IV Liquidation of duties-----------------Chapter X V Protests and reappraisements

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Securities and Exchange Commission:
Notice of and orders for hearings:
Public Service Corp. of Texas------------------------------------- 1932
Order granting application to withdraw from listing and registration:
Central Ohio Steel Products Co., common stock, $1
par value________________________________________________ 1932

unless in packages containing 5, 8, 10, 12, 15, 16, 20, 24, 40, 50, 80, or 100. Cigars, cheroots, and cigarettes not con tained in such packages at the time of importation may be repacked therein under customs supervision at the expense of the importer.
e The inspector will affix customs stamps to all domestic cigars, cheroots, and cigarettes returned, and write across the face of the stamp in red ink, American goods returned and his initials. They must be packed in the same manner as other imported cigars, cheroots, or cigarettes.
/ Any customs officer who permits imported cigars or cigarettes to leave customs custody, or any person who sells or offers for sale any such merchandise, without the re quired stamps having been affixed, is subject to a fine and imprisonment.
gr Instructions for weighing imported cigars, cheroots, and cigarettes will be found in article 1363.
h See article 420 for instructions relative to stamping tobacco products brought in passengers baggage, article 376 relative to stamping tobacco products imported by mail, and article 264 for stamping tobacco products from the Philippine Islands.
A r t . 515. Tobacco and snuff. a All smoking tobacco, snuff, fine-cut chewing tobacco, all cut and granulated to bacco, all shorts, the refuse of fine-cut chewing tobacco, which has passed through a riddle of 36 meshes per square inch, and all refuse scraps, clippings, cuttings, and sweep ings of tobacco, and all other kinds of tobacco not other wise provided for must be packed in packages containing Va. %, %, f a , 1, l Y a , l 1/ , 1%, I V 2 , 1%, 1%. l 7/s, 2, 2 y4, 2 y2 , 2% 3 , 3 y4, 3 y2 , 3%, 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 , 9,10, 11, 12,13, 14, 15, or 16 ounces, except snuff in bladders or jars, which may contain not exceeding 20 pounds, and cavendish plug and twist tobacco, which may be put "up in packages not exceeding 200 pounds net weight.
b The foregoing requirement applies to imported to bacco and snuff, and therefore no importations thereof may be delivered from customs custody unless properly packed and internal-revenue stamps showing payment of taxes have been affixed and canceled by the importer. Such merchan dise is subject to the internal-revenue tax in addition to customs duties. Customs inspection stamps are not re quired on imported manufactured tobacco or snuff, but in the case of returned American manufactured tobacco or snuff the packages shall be marked or stamped, preferably over the internal-revenue stamp, with the inscription American goods returned.
c Any customs officer who permits imported manufac tured tobacco to leave customs custody without the required stamps having been affixed is subject to a fine and imprison ment.
d Manufactured tobacco or snuff imported in packages of sizes other than those required by law may be repacked in customs custody at the expense of the owner or importer.
I f necessary the collector may cause such tobacco or snuff t,o be transferred to a bonded warehouse, to be designated by him, for the purpose of repacking and stamping.
A r t . 516. Cigarette papers and tubes. a The procedure for the collection of internal-revenue tax on such articles is prescribed in article 188 of Internal Revenue Regulations No. 8, revised April 1928.
b Importers of cigarette tubes must affix to each pack age of tubes the internal-revenue stamps prescribed in para graph d of the said article and cancel the same before release from customs custody.
A r t . 517. Playing cards. a Imported playing cards shall not be permitted to pass out of customs custody until the required internal-revenue stamps have been affixed thereto and canceled by the importer in accordance with Internal Revenue Regulations No. 66.
b Customs inspection stamps denoting the payment ol duty equal to the internal-revenue tax must be affixed to reimported playing cards which were exported without the payment of tax, but no internal-revenue stamps are required.

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