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FEDERAL REGISTER, 2 T o receive, investigate, and report to the Secretary complaints of violations of the terms and provisions hereof; and 3 To recommend to the Secretary of Agriculture amendments hereto.
c Duties. The market administrator, in addition to the duties hereinafter described, shall:
1 Within 45 days following the date upon which he enters upon his duties, execute and deliver to the Secretary a bond conditioned upon the faithful per formance of his duties, in an amount and with sureties thereon satisfactory to the Secretary;
2 Pay, out of the funds provided by Sec. 934.10, the cost of his bond, his own compensation, and all other expenses necessarily incurred in the maintenance and functioning of his office;
3 Keep such books and records as will clearly reflect the transactions pro vided for herein, and surrender the same to his successor or to such other person as the Secretary may designate;
4 Unless otherwise directed by the Secretary, publicly disclose within 30
days after such nonperformance becomes known to the market administrator, the name of any person who, within 2 days after the date on which he is required to perform such acts, has not a made reports pursuant to Sec. 934.5 or b made payments pursuant to Sec. 934.8;
and may at any time thereafter so dis close any such name if authorized by the Secretary so to do;
5 Promptly verify the information contained in the reports submitted by handlers.
Sec. 934.3 Classification of milk, a Sales and use classification. Milk pur chased or received by each handler shall be classified as follows:
1 All milk the utilization of which is not established as Class n milk shall be Class I milk.
2 All milk the utilization of which is established a as being disposed of other than as or in whole milk or choco late or flavored whole or skimmed milk, and b as actual plant shrinkage up to but not exceeding 2 percent of the quan tity of milk received by the handler di rectly from producers farms shall be Class n milk, b Interhandler and n o n h a n d l e r sales. Whole milk or skimmed milk, dis posed of by a handler to another handler, or to a person who distributes milk or manufactures milk products, shall be classified as Class I milk: Pro vided, That if such milk is utilized as Class n milk by the person who received it from the disposing handler, such milk shall be classified accordingly, subject to verification by the market administrator.
Sec. 934.4
M inim um prices.
a Price to associations of producers. Dur ing the delivery periods prior to May 1, 1939, each handler shall pay an associa tion of producers, at the time and in
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the manner set forth in Sec. 934.8, not less than $3.53 per hundredweight, and thereafter not less than $3.13 per hun dredweight fo r such milk containing 3.7
percent butterfat delivered in bulk from such associations receiving plant to such handlers plant located within 20 miles of the City Hall in Lowell or Lawrence.
b Class I price to producers. Each handler shall pay producers, at the time and in the manner set forth in Sec. 934.8, for Class I milk delivered by them, not less than the following prices:
1 During the delivery periods prior to May 1, 1939, $3.46 per hundredweight, and thereafter $3.06 per hundredweight for such milk delivered from producers farms to such handlers receiving plant located within 20 miles of the City Hall in Lowell or Lawrence.
2 For such milk delivered from pro ducers farms to such handlers receiving plant not located within 20 miles of the City Hall in Lowell or Lawrence, an amount per hundredweight determined in accordance with subparagraph 1 of this paragraph, less an amount equal to 20 cents, plus the average of the freight rates from the railroad shipping point for such handlers plant to Lowell and Lawrence, calculated according to ap plicable rail tariffs for the transporta tion in carload lots of milk in 40-quart cans considering 85 pounds of milk per 40-quart c a n .
3 For the purpose of this paragraph, the milk which was disposed of during each delivery period by each handler as Class I milk from a handlers receiving plant located within 20 miles of the City Hall in Lowell or Lawrence shall be pre sumed to have been first that milk which was received directly from producers farms at such plant, and then that milk which was shipped from the nearest re ceiving plant not located within 20 miles of the City Hall in Lowell or Lawrence.

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S ec. 934.5 Reports of handlers, a Periodic reports. On or before the 8th day after the end of each delivery period, each handler shall, except as set forth in Sec. 934.6 a , with respect to milk and cream which was during such deliv ery period received from producers, re ceived from handlers, or received from such handlers own production, report to the market administrator, in the form and detail prescribed by the market ad ministrator, as follows:
1 The receipts at each plant from producers who are not handlers;
2 The receipts at each plant from any other handler, including any handler who is also a producer;
3 The receipts from such handlers own production; and 4 The respective quantities of milk which were sold, distributed, or disposed of, including sales or deliveries to other handlers, for the several purposes and classifications as set forth in Sec. 934.3.
b Reports as to producers. Each handler shall report to the market ad ministrator:
1 Within 10 days after the market administrators request with respect to any producer for whom such information is not in the files of the market admin istrator, and with respect to a period or periods of time designated by the mar ket administrator, a the name, post office address, and farm location, b the total pounds of milk delivered, c the average butterfat test of milk de livered, and d the number of days on which deliveries were made;
2 At such time after the 18th day after the end of each delivery period as the market administrator may require, each handler shall within 10 days submit to the market administrator his producer records for such delivery period, which shall show fo r each producer: a the total delivery of milk with the average butterfat test thereof, b the net amount of the payment to each producer and association of producers, made pur suant to Sec. 934.8, and c the deduc tions and charges made by the handler;
3 On or before the 18th day after the end of the first delivery period fol lowing the effective date hereof, each handler shall report to the market ad ministrator a schedule of the transpor tation rates which were charged and paid for the transportation of milk from the farm of each producer to such handlers receiving plant, and such information with respect to distances involved as the market administrator may require;
4 On or before the 18th day after any changes are made in the schedule filed in accordance with subparagraph 3 of this paragraph, a copy of the re vised schedule with the effective dates of such changes as may appear in the revised schedule;

c Class I I prices. Each handler shall pay producers, at the time and in the manner set forth in Sec. 934.8, for Class H milk not less than the following prices per hundredweight:
1 For such milk delivered to a han dlers receiving plant located within 20
miles of the City Hall in Lowell or Law rence, a price computed by the market administrator as follows: divide by 33 the weighted average price per 40-quart can of bottling quality cream in the Boston market, as reported by the United States Department of Agriculture, for the de livery period during which such milk is delivered, or the last such price reported for a delivery period if no such price is reported for the delivery period during which such milk is delivered, and multiply by 3.7.
2 For such milk delivered to a han dlers receiving plant not located within 20 miles of the City Hall in Lowell or Lawrence, the price computed by the c Announcement of transportation market administrator pursuant to subparagraph 1 of this paragraph, minus rates. On or before the 30th day after the end of each delivery period, the mar6 cents.
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