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FEDERAL
VOLUME S

REGISTER
9 3 4

A JJT E D

NUMBER 260

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Washington, Friday December SI, 1943
Regulations
cane. For farms on which more than 100, but not more than 400, acres of sugarcane are growing at any time dur ing 1944:
TITLE 7AGRICULTURE
i The application to land on which Chapter VIIIWar Food Administration sugarcane is planted during 1944 of Sugar Regulations chemical fertilizer in an amount aver aging not less than 200 pounds per acre P art 802S ugar D eterminations fertilized.
ii The application to land on which PUERTO RICAN SUGARCANE CROP, 1 9 4 4 - 4 5
a ratoon crop of sugarcane Is started Determination of farming practices to during of chemical fertilizer in an be carried out in connection with the amount1944
averaging not less than 130
production of sugarcane dvfring the crop pounds per acre fertilized.
year 1944-45 in Puerto Rico, pursuant to 3 Farms containing 100 acres or less the Sugar Act of 1937, as amended.
of sugarcane. For farms on which not Pursuant to the provisions of section more than 100 acres of sugarcane are 801 e of the Sugar Act of 1937, as growing at any time during 1944:
amended, and Executive Order No. 9322, i The application to land on which issued March 26, 1943, as amended by sugarcane is planted during 1944 of Executive Order No. 9334, issued April chemical fertilizer in an amount averag 19, 1943, the following determination is ing not less than 125 pounds per acre hereby issued:
fertilized.
ii The application to land on which 802.43g Farming practices to be car ried out in connection with, the produc a ratoon crop of sugarcane is started tion of sugarcane during the crop year during 1944 of chemical fertilizer in an 1944-45. The requirements of section amount averaging not less than 80
301 e of the Sugar Act of 1937, as pounds per acre fertilized.
iii In lieu of the provisions of sub amended, shall be deemed to have been met with respect to any farm in Puerto divisions i and ii of this subpara Rico if the farming practices specified graph the application during the 1944
under paragraph a below are carried harvest season to the land from which out on the farm during the period Jan sugarcane is harvested of the tops and uary 1, 1944 to April 30,1945, and if food trash cut from such sugarcane.
4 Minimum acreage requirements crops for human consumption are grown on the farm during the period February for the application of fertilizer. In every 1, 1944 to January 31, 1945, in accord case in which the application of fertilizer ance with the provisions of paragraph is required as aforesaid, the number of acres on which fertilizer is to be applied b below:
a Requirements with respect to ap prior to April 30, 1945, shall not be less plication of fertilizer1 Farms con than 100 percent of the number of acres taining more than 400 acres of sugar on which sugarcane is planted during cane. For farms on which more than 1944, and not less than 80 percent of the 400 acres of sugarcane are growing at number of acres on which a ratoon crop of sugarcane is started during 1944.
any time during 1944:
5 Standards of performance. The 1 The application to land on which sugarcane is planted during 1944 of foregoing practices shall be carried out sufficient chemical fertilizer to provide on the farm in accordance with fa r m in g an average quantity of plant food per methods commonly used in the com acre fertilized equal to not less than 75 munity in which the farm is located.
6 Definitions. Wherever used in this pounds.
ii The application to land on which -section, chemical fertilizer and plant food a ratoon crop of sugarcane is started are to be defined as follows: Chemical during 1944 of sufficient chemical ferti fertilizer means commercial chemical lizer to provide an average of not less fertilizer of which not less than 15 per cent of the gross weight consists of plant than 50 pounds per acre fertilized.
2 Farms containing more than 100, food. Plant food means the aggregate hut not more than 400, acres of sugar Continued on next page
CONTENTS
REGULATIONS AND NOTICES
Pag Vesting orders:
Della Gherardesca, Giuseppe and Ugolino___________ 17526
Fickendey, Ernest Otto_____ 17526
Kausal, Raymond__________ 17520
Koch, Louise, et al_________ 17517
Kriegler, Frank___________ 17521
Lambert, Kirk___ !_________ 17521
Mayer, John__ ____________ 17527
Miller, Alice A_____________ 17521
Moeller, Joseph________
17522
Mueller, Georg, et al_______ 17528
Murata, S., and Co__________17518
Paddock, Jean A___________ 17522
Portach, Hans____________ 17520
Republic Filters, Inc_______ 17528
Roth-Krupp, Augusta M____ 17527
Ryobi Denki Shokai, Ltd____ 17518
Sauer, Otto_______________ 17523
Schodde, William_________ 17523
Schroeder, Erich___________ 17519
Smith, Bertha Lehndorff___ 17523
Societ Anonima Mezzers___ 17519
Stratton, Wilbert Edward___ 17524
Sugihara, Gunzo___________ 17518
Hedeman, Charles, et al., vs.
Arthur Poole_________ 17524
Ulmann, James____________ 17524
Von Fest, Elizabeth______ 1 17520
Von Opper>, Josephine. ___ 17525
Weber, Gustav J __________ 17528
Weinman, Fred____________ 17525
Wenzel, Selma____________ 17525

A lien P roperty Custodian:

Civil A eronautics B oard:

American Airlines, Inc., sched uled operations at Texar kana Airport, Texarkana/
A rk-------------17504
Customs B ureau:

Merchandise in transit under bond, diversion__________ 17504
F ederal Communications C ommis sio n :

Emergency radio services; co ordinated service_________ 17515
I nterstate Commerce Commission :

Citrus fruit shipments, reicing in transit________________17517
O ffice of D efense T ransportation :

Freight shipments within port areas of U. S., procedures and delegation of author ity ____________________ 17515
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