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FEDERAL REGISTER,
T u e s d a y , F e b r u a r y 7, 1939

application to the Hearing Clerk and upon payment of fees therefor as pro vided by the regulations of the United States Department of Agriculture.

order of the Secretary allotting any quota, or any proration thereof, or re vising or amending any existing allot ment, is issued, a duplicate thereof shall thereupon be filed with the Hearing Issuance of Tentative Findings of Fact, Clerk for public inspection and such or Conclusions, and Order; Transmittal der shall be published in the F ederal of Record R e g iste r .
S ec. 801.32 Order of procedure. The presiding officer, within a reasonable time after the expiration of the period allowed for the filing of written argu ments, suggested findings of fact, or both, as provided in Sec. 801.29, shall prepare, upon the basis of the evidence presented at the hearing, tentative findings of fact, conclusions, and order, which shall be served by publication in the F ederal R eg
is t e r , and by mailing to each person whose appearance was noted at the hearing a copy by registered mail. W ith in ten days after the date of publication in the F ederal R eg ister , any interested person or the Sugar Division may object to any matter set out in the tentative findings of fact, conclusions, and order and shall transmit such objection in writing to the Hearing Clerk. At the same time, such interested person or the Sugar Division shall transmit in writing a brief statement concerning each of the objections taken to the action of the pre siding officer at the hearing, as set out in Sec. 801.26, upon which he or it wishes to.
rely, referring, where relevant, to the pages of the transcript of evidence. As soon as practicable after the close of such ten-day period, the presiding officer shall consider any objection that may have been filed and shall make such modification of the tentative findings of fact, conclusions, and order as he may deem necessary. -The presiding officer shall then transmit to the Secretary the record of the proceedings. Such record shall include: a transcript of the evi dence taken at the hearing; such written arguments and suggested findings of fact as may have been filed in connection with the hearing; the tentative findings of fact, conclusions, and order, and the objections filed thereto, if any; the state ments concerning the objections taken to the ruling of the presiding officer at the hearing; and any modifications of the tentative findings of fact, conclusions, and order which the presiding officer may deem necessary.
S ec . 801.33 Oral argument.
Unless the presiding officer shall issue an an nouncement authorizing oral argument before him, it shall not be permitted.
Issuance of Final Order Sec. 801.34 Order of procedure. The Secretary, within a reasonable time after the receipt of the record from the pre siding officer, as provided in Sec. 801.32, will, on the basis of such record, and after careful consideration of the same by him, make findings of fact based upon substantial evidence contained in such record and issue a final order.
S ec . 801.35 Notice of issuance of or der of allotment. Whenever any final
S ec . 801.36 Copies of allotment or>ders. Upon application to the Hearing Clerk, any person shall be entitled to a copy of any final order allotting any quota or any proration thereof.

Revision or Amendment of Existing Allotment Orders S ec . 801.37 Order of procedure. The procedure provided in these regulations shall be applicable to a hearing for the purpose of revising or amending any existing allotment order, except that no tentative findings of fact, conclusions, and order shall be required.

Rescission of Prior General Sugar Regulations Sec. 801.38 Rescission of prior regu lations. These regulations Secs. 801.21
to 801.39 shall supersede General Sugar Regulations, Series 2, No. 2, issued Sep tember 21,1937 1 Secs. 801.21 to 801.34 .
Public Notice of Foregoing Regulations
port of destination or final United States port of call. Such manifests shall be presented at all intermediate ports in the United States. A notation shall be made in the space following the last numbered column on Forms 500 and 630 showing the abbreviated name of the port or ports at which passengers are permitted to go ashore. Passengers who are citizens of the United States shall be examined and admitted at the first port of call. The manifest relating to them should be lifted at the port of examination and a copy thereof delivered to the immigra tion officer in charge at the port of de barkation by the master, commanding officer, consignee, owner, or agent of such vessel. Where United States citi zenship is claimed but not established to the satisfaction of the primary inspector at the first port of call, further examina tion shall be deferred until the arrival of the vessel at the port of debarkation of the passenger. In such cases, the mani fest shall be delivered at the port of de barkation. ; Sec. 12, 39 Stat. 882, 8
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se al
J am es L. H o u g h t e lin g ,
Commissioner.
Approved, F rances P e r k in s ,
Secretary.

S ec . 801.39 How given. Public notice F. R. Doc. 39-430; Filed, February 6, 1939;
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of the issuance of the foregoing regula tions shall be given by publication in the F ederal R e g iste r .
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto TITLE 25 INDIANS
set my hand and caused the official seal OFFICE OF IN D IA N AFFAIRS
of the Department of Agriculture to be affixed in the District of Columbia, city T o w n s it e o f W a d s w o r t h , N evada of Washington, this 3d day of February, ORDER OF RESTORATION
1939.
se al H. A. W a ll a c e , J a n u a r y 12, 1939.
Secretary of Agriculture.
Whereas, by the Act of July 1, 1898
30 Stat. 594 inhabitants of the town of F. R. Doc. 39-413; Filed, February 4, 1939;
Wadsworth, on the Pyramid Lake Indian 12:07 p. m.
Reservation, Nevada, were authorized to proceed and acquire title to the said townsite under the provisions of Section TITLE 8ALIENS AND CITIZENSHIP 2382, Revised Statutes, and by Section 2
IM M IG R A TIO N AND N A TU R A LIZA of the Act of June 7, 1924 43 Stat. 596, the Secretary of the Interior was author TIO N SERVICE
ized to survey, plat and sell the un I General Order No. C-8
patented lots in the said townsite as pro M a n if e s t in g P assengers o n V essels vided by Section 2384, Revised Statutes, T o u c h in g a t S everal U n it e d S tate s and Whereas, only a small percentage of P orts the lots within said townsite have been F ebr uar y 4, 1939.
sold and it appears improbable that there Pursuant to the authority contained in will be further development of this townSection 23 of the Immigration Act of site, and 1917 Act of February 5, 1917, 39 Stat.
Whereas, the Indian Tribal Council, 892; 8 U. S. C. 102, Sec. 1.12, Title 8, the Superintendent in charge of the Res Code of Federal Regulations Rule 2, ervation, and the Commissioner of Indian Subdivision A, Paragraph 2 of the Im mi Affairs have recommended that all of the gration Rules and Regulations of Janu undisposed of lots in the said townsite be ary 1, 1930, Edition of December 31, restored to tribal ownership, 1936, is amended to read as follows:
Now, therefore, by virtue of the au S ec . 1.12. Vessels touching at several thority vested in theSecretary of the In ports. Alien passengers on vessels terior by Sections 3 and 7 of the A ct of touching at several United States ports June 18, 1934 48 Stat. 984 I hereby find must be manifested for the United States that restoration to tribal ownership of all unsold lots or portions of the townsite of Wadsworth on the Pyramid Lake 12 F. R. 1873 2200 D I ,