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FEDERAL REGISTER, that the Japanese beetle has not begun or has ceased its flight.
7 When the fruits and vegetables moving via refrigerator car from the area designated in this regulation have been inspected and loaded in a manner to prevent infestation, in a refrigerator car with closed or adequately screened doors and hatches, which car prior to loading has been determined by an inspector as fumigated or thoroughly swept and cleaned by the common carrier in a man ner to rid it of infestation. During the interval between fumigation or cleaning and loading, such refrigerator car must be tightly closed and sealed.
8 When the fruits and vegetables moving via refrigerator car from the area designated in this regulation have been fumigated in the car, when deemed necessary in the judgment of the inspec tor and when the doors and hatches of the car have been tightly closed or ade quately screened under the supervision of an inspector.
This amendment supersedes regulation 5 of amendment 2 promulgated April 4, 1940, and shall be effective on and after May 27, 1940.
Done at the City of Washington this 22d day of May 1940.
Witness my hand and the seal of the United States Department of Agriculture.
seal
H . A . W allace,
Secretary of Agriculture.
F. R. Doc. 40-2079; Filed, May 22, 1940:
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and consideration of the evidence ob Sec.
tained at the aforesaid hearing and all 403.402 Primary Insurance benefits.
a Conditions of entitlement.
other information before me, do hereby b Duration and rate of benefits.
make the following determination:
403.403 W ifes insurance benefits.
a Conditions of entitlement.
802.32c Fair prices fo r the 1940 crop b Duration of benefits.
of Hawaiian sugarcane. The prices here c Rate o f benefit.
tofore agreed upon for the 1940 crop of 403.404 Childs insurance benefits.
a Conditions of entitlement.
Hawaiian sugarcane between the several b Duration of benefits.
processors in Hawaii and the producers c Rate of benefit.
of such sugarcane are fair and reason d Dependency upon a father or adopting able, and the payment of such prices father.
1 Applications based on wages of liv shall be deemed to meet the requirements ing individual.
of subsection d of Section 301 of the 2 Applications based on wages of de Sugar Act of 1937 with respect to such ceased individual.
e Dependency upon mother, adopting crop. Sec. 301, 50 Stat. 909; 7 U.S.C., mother, or step-parent.
Sup. IV, 1131
403.405

W idow s insurance benefits.

Done at Washington, D. C., this 22d a Conditions of entitlement.
b Duration of benefits.
day of May, 1940. Witness my hand and c Rate of benefit..
seal of the Department of Agriculture.
403.406 W idows current insurance benefits.
seal H. A. W a l l a c e , a Conditions of entitlement.
b Duration of benefits.
Secretary.
F. R. Doc. 40-2078; Filed, May 22, 1940;
11:22 a. m.

- TITLE 20EMPLOYEES BENEFITS
CHAPTER H I SOCIAL SECURITY
BOARD
Regulations No. 3
F ederal O l d - A ge a n d S u r v iv o r s I n s u r
ance U nder T it l e n o f t h e S o c ia l S e c u r it y A c t a s A m e n d e d E f f e c t iv e J a n u a r y 1, 1940
T able
of
Co n te n t s
c Rate of benefit.
d Meaning o f "in her care.
403.407 Parents insurance benefits.
a Conditions of entitlement.
b Duration of benefits.
c Rate of benefit.
d Surviving child.
e "W holly dependent upon and sup ported by.
403.408 Lum p-sum death payments.
a Conditions of payment.
b Persons entitled to receive payments.
1 Survivors of deceased.
2 Persons equitably entitled.
c Amount of payment.
d Meaning of terms.
SUBPART E--- REDUCTION AND INCREASE OF INSUR
ANCE BENEFITS AND DEDUCTIONS FROM BENE
FITS AND LUMP-SUM DEATH PAYMENTS

403.501

Modification in amount of benefits
CHAPTER V m SUGAR D IVISIO N OP
and lum p-sum death payments.
TH E
AGRICU LTU RAL
ADJUST 403.1 Chronological description of pertinent 403.502 Reductions and increases of benefits.
statutes and regulations.
a Basis for computing reductions and M ENT AD M IN ISTRATIO N
a Title n of the Social Security Act, and increases.
amendments effective prior to Janu b Conditions requiring reduction and P art 802 S u g a r D e t e r m in a t io n s ary 1, 1940, and regulations of the Social Security Board thereunder.
1 Statutes.
2 Regulations.
b Title I I of the Social Security Act, as amended effective January 1, 1940, and regulations o f t h e Social Security Board thereunder.
1 Statutes.
2 Regulations.

amount of reduction.
c Conditions requiring increase and amount of increase.
d Monthly application of provisions.
e Relation to provisions for deductions and adjustments.
Whereas, subsection d of section 301
403.503 Deductions because of employment, of the Sugar Act of 1937, approved Sep etc.
tember 1, 1937, provides, as one of the a Employment.
conditions for payment to producers of b Failure of child to attend school.
c Failure of widow to have a child in sugar beets and sugarcane, as follows:
SUBPAST A SCOPE OF REGULATIONS
her care.
That the producer on the farm who is also, 403.101 Scope of regulations.
d Manner of making deductions.
directly or indirectly, a processor of sugar 403.102 Extent to which Regulations No. 2
e Accumulation of deductions.
beets or sugarcane, as may be determined remain operative.
f Relation to provisions for reductions by the Secretary, shall have paid, or con and increases.
SUBPART B---INSURED STATUS
tracted to pay under either purchase or toU
g Relation to other provisions for de agreements, for any sugar beets or sugarcane 403.201 Fully insured status.
ductions and adjustments.
grown by other producers and processed by a Benefits based upon fully insured 403.504 Reports to Board of events occa him at rates not less than those that may be status.
sioning deductions.
determined by the Secretary to be fair and b Quarter of coverage.
403.505 Deductions because o f lum p-sum reasonable after investigation and due notice c Determination of fully insured status.
payments under original Act and and opportunity for public hearing.
403.202 Currently Insured status.
failure to pay taxes.
a Benefits based upon currently insured and a Basis for, and amount of, deduction status.
under section 203 h of the Act.
Whereas, the Secretary of Agriculture b Determination of currently Insured b Basis for, and am ount of, deduction on April 1, 1940, held a public hearing
status.
under section 907 of the Social c Wages paid for a quarter.
in Honolulu, T. H., for the purpose of re Security Act Amendments of 1939.
c Manner of making deductions.
ceiving evidence likely to be of assistance SUBPART C--- BASIC COMPUTATION OF BENEFITS
d Relation to other provisions.
AND LUMP SUMS
DETERMINATION OF FAIR AND REASONABLE
PRICES FOR THE 1940 CROP OF HAWAIIAN
SUGARCANE

to him in determining fair and reason able prices for the 1940 crop of Hawaiian 403.301 Primary Insurance benefit defined.
sugarcane:
403.302 Average monthly wage.

Now, therefore, I, H. A. Wallace, Sec retary of Agriculture, after investigation
SUBPART D--- OLD-AGE AND SURVIVORS INSURANCE
BENEFIT PAYMENTS

301.48-5 issued under authority of sec.
8, 37 Stat. 318; 39 Stat. 1165; 44 Stat. 250;
7 UJS.C. 161.
5 F.R. 1145.

403.401 General effect o f section 202 of the Act.
a Conditions of entitlement.
b Period for which payment is made.
c Determination of amount to be paid.

SUBPART F OVERPAYMENTS AND
UNDERPAYMENTS

403.601 Overpayments and underpayments.
a Overpayments.
b Underpayments.
c Relation to provisions for reductions and increases.
d Relation to other provisions.
403.602 Waiver of adjustment or recovery.
403.603 Liability of certifying officer.