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FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday , February 25, 1939

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CONTENTSContinued T itle 46 S h ippin g :

Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation:
Page Resolutions adopted at 1939
i a n n u a l meeting of Board of Supervising Inspec tors___________________ 1013
T itle 49 T ransportation and R ailroads:

Interstate Commerce Commis sion:
In re maximum hours of serv5ei of Motor Carrier em ployees, order__________
In re regulations for trans portation of explosives .and other dangerous s articles________________
in re maximum hours of servs ice of motor carrier emS
ployees, notice ______

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NOTICES
Federal Power Commission:
Hepngs:
TyrfCmbrose, Nelson J., et al____ 1019
/ General Gas Pipe Line Corp_1019
yluget Sound Power & Light
Co., Licensee_____ ______ 1019
Securities and Exchange Commis sion:
Callahan Zinc-Lead Company common stock, $1 par value, y hearing_________________ 1020
/Central Maine Power Co__ ____ 1020
Halifax Tonopah Mining Company assessable capital stock, par value 10tf, order designating trial examiner 1020
Northern States Power Co. Wis.
corp., Minn, corp., Chip pewa Power Co___________ 1021

F = F act or obtained from the fraction whose numerator is the average yield of sugar 96 polarization obtained from the aggregate grinding during each fortnight or month in which the cane of the producer is ground, and whose denominator is the aver age polarization of the crusher juice minus three-tenths of the Brix of the crusher juice, both components of the denominator being obtained from the aggre gate grinding during the fort night or month in which the cane of the producer has been ground:
Provided, however, That when through the delivery of unripe or burnt cane, or through any other cause, the recoverable sugar determined in accordance with either of the foregoing formulae amounts to nine pounds or less per 100 pounds of cane, or when sugarcane is delivered of the Japanese, Uba, Coimbatore, or other varieties of the Sacharum Spontaneum of Sachorum Sinensis type, the payment shall be on the basis of rates not less than those provided in the 1937-1938
cane grinding agreement between the producer-processor and the producer.
b When payment for sugarcane de livered to a producer-processor is made by actual delivery of sugar, to the pro ducer on the basis of an amount of 96
raw sugar equal to a stated percentage of the weight of the sugarcane received from the producer commonly referred to as the flat rate basis the appli cable percentage for the computation of the quantity of sugar deliverable to the producer shall be not less than the greater of either: i the percentage provided for in existing contracts verbal or written between the pro ducer and the producer-processor or ii the product of the average number of pounds of sugar, 96 basis, recov ered per 100 pounds of sugarcane during the current crop or month as may be agreed upon at the mill where the sugarcane was ground, and .63. The figure for the average number of pounds of sugar, 96 basis, recovered per 100
pounds of sugarcane shall be rounded to the nearest one-tenth of a pound. The product of such figure and .63 shall be rounded to the nearest one-hundredth of 1 percent. If payment is to be deter mined from the sugar recovery for the entire crop, as aforesaid, provisional liquidation shall be made fortnightly or monthly on such bases as may be agreed upon between the producer colono and the producer-processor.
c When settlement is not made by actual delivery of 96 raw sugar, as aforesaid, the money value of the sugar which would otherwise be delivered to the producer, as in a or b above whichever is applicable, shall be paid to the grower on the basis of the aver age duty paid price for 96 sugar for the fortnight or month or such other
period as may be agreed upon between the producer and the producer-proces sor during which the sugarcane is de livered to the producer-processor, con verted to the equivalent f. o. b. mill price by deducting selling and delivery expenses actually incurred by the pro ducer-processor, provided that in no event shall such deduction amount to more than .27 cent per pound of sugar.
In addition to the foregoing, the fol lowing requirement shall be met:
When sugarcane is delivered to a pro ducer-processor in the name of a per son other than the producer thereof commonly referred to as purchasing agent , the producer-processor shall make payment to the producer of such sugarcane in accordance with the pro visions of this determination.
Sec. 301, 50 Stat. 909; 7 U. S. C., Sup.
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Done at Washington, D. C., this 24th day of February 1939. Witness my hand and the seal of the Department of Agriculture.
seal H. A. W allace, Secretary of Agriculture.
F. R. Doc. 39-639; Filed, February 24, 1939;
12:26 p. m.

TITLE 19CUSTOMS DUTIES
BUREAU OF CUSTOMS
T. D. 49803
I nvoicesC otton F abrics NOTICE OP ADDITIONAL DATA TO BE INCLUDED
ON CUSTOMS INVOICES COVERING CERTAIN
COTTON FABRICS

To Collectors of Customs and Others Con cerned:
Pursuant to the authority contained in section 481 a 10 of the Tariff Act of 1930 U. S. C. title 19, sec. 1481 a 10, and with reference to article 274
e 2 of the Customs Regulations of 1937, as amended by 1938 T. D. 49426, customs invoices for cotton fabrics classi fiable under paragraphs 903, 904, 905 or 918, or under paragraph 924 of the Tariff Act of 1930 U. S. C. title 19, sec. 1001, pars. 903, 904, 905, 918 and 924, are re quired to be accompanied by the follow ing information in addition to all other information required by law and regula tion:
1 The marks shown on shipping packages.
2 The numbers shown on shipping packages.
3 The date of the acceptance of the order by the seller.
4 The customers call number if any.
5 The manufacturers marks, num bers, or symbols under which the mer chandise is sold in the home market.
6 The exact width of the mer chandise.