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CONTENTSContinued Securities and Exchange Com mission:
Associated General Utilities Co., status as subsidiary com pany of other specified companies;hearing_________
Hartt, Jay Samuel, trustee of estate of Midland Utilities . Co_______
. Monitor Gold Mining Co., stop o rder__________ __________
United States Civil Service Com mission:
/Apportionment at close of busi ness December 30,1938_____

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S ec . 821.34 Additional allotments.
The portion of the aforesaid unallotted reserve which is unfilled on September 1, 1939, shall be prorated among the above-named processors on the basis of the allotments set forth in Sec. 821.33
hereof and such allotments shall be increased accordingly.
Sec. 205, 50
Stat. 906; 7 U. S. C., Sup. in , 1115
S ec . 821.35 Restrictions on ship ment. The above-named processors are hereby prohibited from bringing into the continental United States, for consump tion during the calendar year 1939, any direct-consumption sugar except the above-mentioned amount of raw sugar for direct consumption which may be brought in up to September 1, 1939
from Puerto Rico in excess of the mar keting allotments established in Secs.
821.33 and 821.34 hereof. Sec. 209, 50
Stat. 908; 7 U. S. C., Sup. Ill, 1119
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the official seal o f the Department of Agriculture to be affixed in the District of Columbia, city
F r i d a y , J a n u a r y 6, 1939

of Washington, this 5th day of January the exposition, any article entered here 1939.
under may be abandoned to the Govern ment or destroyed under customs super seal
H. A. W allace, vision, whereupon any duties on such ar Secretary of Agriculture.
ticle shall be remitted: Provided further, F. R. Doc. 39-74; Piled, January 5, 1939; That articles, which have been admitted 12:22 p. m.
without payment of duty for exhibition under any tariff law and which have re mained in continuous customs custody or under a customs exhibition bond, and TITL E 19CUSTOMS DUTIES
imported articles in bonded warehouses under the general tariff law may be ac BUREAU OP CUSTOMS
corded the privilege of transfer to and T . D. 49773
entry for exhibition at the said exposi E ntry op A rticles for E x hibitio n at the tion under such regulations as the Sec P an A merican E xposition T o B e H eld retary of the Treasury shall prescribe:
i n T ampa, F lorida, B eginning i n 1939 And provided further, That the Florida Fair and Gasparilla Association, Incor D e c e m b e r 30, 1938.
porated, shall be deemed for customs To collectors of customs and others con purposes only, to be the sole consignee of cerned:
all merchandise imported under the pro Attention is invited to the provisions visions of this Act, and that the actual of Public Resolution No. 72 of the Sev and necessary customs charges for labor, enty-fourth Congress, approved Febru services, and other expenses in connec tion with the entry, examination, ap ary 25, 1936, which read as follows:
praisement, release, or custody, together That all articles which shall be im with the necessary charges for salaries of ported from foreign countries fo r the customs officers and employees in con purpose of exhibition at the Pan Ameri nection with the supervision, custody of, can Exposition to be held in Tampa, and accounting for, articles imported un Florida, in 1939, by the Florida Fair and der the provisions o f this Act, shall be Gasparilla. Association, Incorporated, or reimbursed by Florida Fair and Gaspa for use in construction, installing, or rilla Association, Incorporated, to the maintaining foreign buildings or exhibits Government of the United States under at the said exposition, upon which ar regulations to be prescribed by the Sec ticles there shall be a tariff or customs retary of the Treasury, and that receipts duty, shall be admitted without payment from such reimbursements shall be de of such tariff, customs duty, fees, or posited as refunds to the appropriation charges under such regulations as the from which paid, in the manner provided Secretary o f the Treasury shall pre for in section 524, Tariff Act of 1930.
scribe; but it shall be lawful at any time 1 All packages containing imported during or within three months after the close o f the said exposition to sell within merchandise to be entered under the the area of the exposition and celebra provisions of the public resolution shall tions any articles provided for herein, be plainly marked Pan American Ex subject to such regulations for the se position and shall bear separate serial curity of the revenue and fo r the col numbers.
2 All importations of articles of a lection of import duties as the Secretary of the Treasury shall prescribe: Provided, class requiring a consular invoice, in That all such articles, when withdrawn, tended for exhibition under the provi for consumption or use in the United sions of the public resolution and valued States, shall be subject to the duties, if at more than $100, must be covered any, imposed upon such articles by the by consular invoices certified as pro revenue laws in force at the date of their vided in article 276 of the Customs Reg withdrawal; and on such articles, which ulations of 1937.1 Such invoices shall shall have suffered diminution or de contain the information prescribed un terioration from incidental handling or der section 481 of the Tariff Act of 1930
exposure, the duties, if payable, shall be U. S. C., title 19, sec. 1481 and shall assessed according to the appraised value show that the articles covered thereby at the time of withdrawal from entry are destined to the port of Tampa, Flor hereunder for consumption or entry un ida, and are intended for exhibition or der the general tariff law: Provided fu r use at the Pan American Exposition.
3 The Pan American Exposition ther, That imported articles provided for herein shall not be subject to any mark shall give to the collector of customs at ing requirements of the general tariff Tampa, Florida, such security for com laws, except when such articles are with pliance with the public resolution and drawn for consumption or use in the these regulations as may be approved by United States, in which case they shall the Commissioner of Customs.
not be released from customs custody un 4 The collector of customs at Tampa, til properly marked, but no additional Florida, shall detail an officer to act as duty shall be assessed because such ar his representative at the Pan American ticles were not sufficiently marked when Exposition and shall station inside the imported into the United States: P ro exhibition buildings as many additional vided further, That at any time during or within three months after the close of 12 F. R. 1512 1797 D I .