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F E D E R A L R E G IS T E R , Thursday, June 1, 1939

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Under the circumstances, T. D. 49809
is hereby revoked in so far as meat prod ucts exported from the Netherlands di rectly to the United States on or after April 9, 1939, are concerned.
seal
Jam es H . M o y l e ,
Commissioner of Customs.
Approved, May 25, 1939.
S t e p h e n B. G i b b o n s , Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
F . R. Doc. 39-1880; Filed, May 31, 1939;
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TITLE 36PARKS AND FORESTS

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Fishing is permitted only betweenOklahoma, it is hereby ordered, until fur the hours of 4:00 a. m. and 9:00 p. m.
ther notice, that in accordance with the c Same; closed waters. Thé follow provisions of said regulations, fishes may be taken in the following-described ing waters are closed to fishing.
waters of the Wichita Mountains Wild 1 Tipsoo Lake.
life Refuge for noncommercial purposes 2 Shadow Lake.
each day between the hours of 5 a. m.
3 Green Lake.
and 8 p. m. during the period May 30
4 Deadwood Lakes.
to the first Monday in September Labor 5 Ranger Creek.
D ay, both dates inclusive, to and in - 6 Klickitat Creek above the White cluding the year 1941, and thereafter in River Entrance water supply intake.
the same annual rotation as described 7 Laughing W ater Creek above the for thé years 1939,1940, and 1941, in this Chanapecosh water supply intake.
Order unless revised or revoked prior d Same; lim it of catch and in pos thereto, subject to the conditions and re session. 1 The limit of catch per per strictions hereinafter specified:
son per day in streams shall be 15 fish 23.969 a Waters open to fishing.
over 6 inches in length.
The following waters of the refuge are 2 The limit of catch per person per hereby designated as areas open to fish day in lakes shall be 10 pounds and 1 ing for the respective years, and fishing fish, with a maximum of 10 fish over 6 will not be permitted in any other waters inches in length.
during the respective years unless and 3 All fish hooked less than 6 inches until further ordered:
in length shall be carefully handled with 1 Waters open during the year 1939:
moist hands and returned at once to Caddo Lake, West Post Oak Lake, Treas the water.
4 Possession of more than two days ure Lake, French Lake, all of the lakes catch by any person at any one time known as Fish Lakes on West Cache and Turkey Creeks from French Lake to Lost is prohibited.
e Same; method; cleaning; license. Lake, Lost Lake, and West Cache Creek 1 Fishing in any other way than with from Lost Lake south to the refuge boundary fence;
hook and line is prohibited.
2 Waters open during the year 1940:
2 The cleaning of fish in lakes or Jed Johnson Lake, that part of Rush streams is prohibited.
3 A license is not required for fishing Lake east of the big-game fence, Little Medicine Creek within the refuge bound in the park.
f Speed. The maximum speed of aries, and that part of Elmer Thomas automobiles and other vehicles, except Lake situated within the refuge bound ambulances and Government cars on ary;
3 Waters open during the year 1941:
emergency trips, shall not exceed the fo l Crater Lake, Osage Lake, Quanah Parker lowing prescribed limits:
1 In all areas which are so posted, Lake, and Burford Lake, together with the streams flowing south from each of and on dangerous curves, 15 miles per these lakes to the refuge boundary fence.
hour.

2 All trucks of a ton and a half 23.969 b State fishing laws. Fish capacity or over, 30 miles per hour.
ing in the aforesaid waters may be con 3 Cars towing trailers or other cars ducted in accordance with applicable M o u n t R a in i e r N a t io n a l P a r k or vehicles of any kind, 30 miles per hour. laws of the State of Oklahoma, except SUBSIDIARY REGULATIONS
g Repeal. All previous subsidiary that live minnows may not be used for The following subsidiary regulations, regulations for Mount Rainier National bait; no person may have in his posses issued under the authority of the General Park 36 CFR 20.5 are hereby repealed. sion within the boundaries of the refuge Rules and Regulations approved by the any live minnows or any seine or net that seal A. E. D e m a r a y , Secretary of the Interior June 18, 1936
may be used in capturing minnows; and Acting Director.
1 FJR. 672, have been recommended by no trotline may be used in said waters.
Approved, May 23, 1939.
the superintendent and approved by the Daily limits as to number, size, or length Acting Director of the National Park F. R. Doc. 39-1876; Filed, May 31, 1939; o f fishes, and all other provisions of 9:33 a. m.
Service, and are in force and effect State laws or regulations must be com within the boundaries of Mount Rainier plied with by persons fishing in such National Park.
waters.
20.5 M ount Rainier National Park 23.969 c Fishing licenses and, per TITLE 50W ILD LIFE
a Camping. Quiet shall be maintained mits. Each person who fishes in any of BUREAU
OF
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SURVEY
in all camps between the hours of 10:00
the aforesaid waters under the afore p. m. and 6:00 a. m.
P ar t 23 I n d iv id u a l N a t io n a l W i l d l if e said conditions must be in possession of b Fishing; open season. The fishing R e f u g e s : S o u t h w e s t R e g io n a valid fishing license issued to him in season in streams shall be from June 1
accordance with the provisions of the SECTION 23.969 ORDER PERMITTING FISHING
to October 15, inclusive, and in lakes laws of the State of Oklahoma, if such IN CERTAIN WATERS W ITH IN THE WICHITA
from July 1 to September 30, inclusive, license is required, which shall serve as MOUNTAINS WILDLIFE REFUGE, OKLAHOMA
except in special areas as follows:
a Federal permit for fishing in said Pursuant to authority contained in reg waters. Said license must be carried on 1 In Reflection Lake and Lake Louise the fishing season shall be from July 1 ulation 2 of the regulations of the Secre his person when the permittee exercises tary of Agriculture, effective December the privilege of fishing in said waters to September 10, inclusive.
2, 1936,1 for the administration of the and must be exhibited upon request of 2 In Mowich Lake the fishing season Wichita Mountains W ildlife Refuge, any Federal or State officer authorized shall be from August 1 to September 30, to enforce Federal or State fishing laws inclusive.
11 FJR. 2080.
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