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FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, March 14, 1944
Louisiana during the calendar year 1944. ment Act of 1937 7 U.S.C. 1940 ed. 601
The requirements of section 301 b of et seq., hereinafter referred to as the the Sugar Act of 1937, as amended, shall act, and of the order, as amended, be deemed to have been met with respect regulating the handling of milk in the to the production and cultivation of New York metropolitan marketing area, sugarcane in Louisiana during the pe it is hereby determined that the provi riod from January 1, 1944 to December sions of such order which provide sea 31, 1944 if all persons employed on the sonal minimum prices for Class I milk farm during th at period in the produc during the months of April, May, and tion and cultivation of sugarcane shall June, 1944, are provisions which ob have been paid in full for all such work struct and do not tend to effectuate the and shall have been paid wages in cash declared policy of the act with respect therefor at rates not less than the fol to producers of milk under such order.
It is, therefore, ordered, That the fol lowing :
a On a time basis. 1 For all work lowing provisions of 927.4 a 1 of except as specified under 2, 3 and the order, as amended, regulating the handling of milk in the New York met 4 below per 9-hour day:
ropolitan marketing area, are hereby Adult males____________________$2. 05
suspended for the period from the date Adult females______ .____ .-----
1. VO hereof to Jun<30,1944:
2 Tractor drivers, per 9-liour day 2. 55
1. Designation of the periods April 3 Teamsters, per 9-hour day-------2.05
through June and July through 4 Children between 14 and 16 years, March, and per 8-hour day_________________ 1.55
2. The prices established for the period For a working day longer or shorter than April through June.
9 hours for adult workers, or 8 hours for Done at Washington, D. C., .this 10th children between 14 and 16 years the day of March 1944.
rate shall be the hourly equivalent of the A sh ley S ellers , per day rate. Maximum employment per Assistant War Food Administrator.
day for children 14 to 16 years is 8
F. R. Doc. 44-3468; Filed, March 10, 1944;
hours.
3:59 p. m.
b On a piece rate basis. For all classes of work performed on a piece rate basis the earnings per hour or per day shall be not less than the applicable rates per hour or per day specified under Chapter XIWar Food Administration a above, Distribution Orders c General provisions. 1 If the FDO 76, Amdt. 1
producer and the laborer agree upon a P art 1460F ats and O il s wage rate for any class of work higher than prescribed herein, payment in full CONSERVATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF WOOL
of the amount agreed upon must be FAT
made to qualify the producer for pay Food Distribution Order No. 76 8 F.R.
ment.
2 The producer shall furnish to the 11465, 1460.28, is amended as follows:
By inserting at the end of paragraph laborer, without charge, the customary perquisites, such as a habitable house, a thereof and as a part of said para a suitable garden plot with facilities for graph the following:
its cultivation, pasturage for livestock, 9 Cosmetics means all products in medical attention, and similar inciden tended to be applied to the human body tals.
for cleansing, beautifying, promoting a t 3 The producer shall not, through tractiveness, or altering the appearance, any subterfuge or device whatsoever re including, but not limited to, toilet soaps duce the wage rates to laborers below containing wool fat, shaving creams con those determined above.
taining wool fat, hand lotions, after shav Sec. 301, 50 Stat. 909; 7 U. S. C. 1940 ed. ing lotions, and hair dressings and tonics.
1131; 8 F.R. 3807; 8 F.R. 5423
This amendment shall become effec Done at Washington, D. C., this 10th tive on March 10, 1944 at 12:01 a. m., day of March, 1944.
e. w. t. However, with respect to vio A sh ley S ellers , lations of Food Distribution Order 76, or Assistant War Food Administrator.
rights accrued or liabilities incurred F. R. Doc. 44-3501; Filed, March 11, 1944;
thereunder, prior to said date, said Food Distribution Order 76 shall be deemed to be in full force and effect for the pur pose of sustaining any propersuit, ac tion, or other proceeding with respect Chapter IXWar Food Administration to any such violation, right, or liability.
Marketing Agreements and Orders E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R.
3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. 9392, P art 927M ilk i n the N ew Y ork M et
8 F.R. 14783
ropolitan M ilk M arketing A rea Issued this 10th day of March 1944.
.SUSPENSION OF CERTAIN TIME PERIODS
Pursuant to the applicable provisions of Public Act No. 10, 73d Congress, as amended and as reenacted and amended by the Agricultural Marketing Agree
A sh l e y S ellers ,
Assistant War Food Administrator.
F. R. Doc. 44-3467; Filed, March 10, 1944;
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TITLE 8ALIENS AND NATIONALITY
Chapter IIOffice of Alien Property Custodian G. O. 80
P art
503G eneral
O rders
VALUATION OR RATE OF EXCHANGE OF MONE
TARY UNITS OF ENEMY COUNTRIES

Under the authority of the Trading with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, having vested claims and rights of for eign countries and nationals thereof against citizens and residents of the United States, which claims and rights are, by contract or agreement made or entered into by the parties prior to such vesting, dischargeable by payment in monetary units of enemy countries; and Finding that there does not now exist a free and open market or other reason able means for ascertaining the true value, equivalent, or rate of exchange of such monetary units of enemy coun tries, and after considering rates of ex change certified to the Secretary of the Treasury by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and other relevant factors;
and Determining that it is in the interest of and for the benefit of the United States to fix and prescribe a basis of computation in the premises, hereby is sues the following regulation:
503.30 General Order No. 30. a That for the purpose and solely for the purpose of discharging claims and rights of foreign countries and nationals thereof against citizens and residents of the United States which by contract or agreement made or entered into by the parties prior to vesting are dischargeable by paymeent in monetary units of cer tain enemy countries and which have heretofore been or shall hereafter be vested by the undersigned, the equiva lent of the monetary units of such enemy countries shall be computed as follows:
1 German Reichsmarks at forty 40
cents, United States currency, each.
2 Japanese Yen at tw enty three and four-tenths 23.4 cents, United States cur rency, each.
3 Hungarian Pengo at nineteen and sixten th s 19.6 cents, United States currency, each.
4 Bulgarian Lev at one and tw o-tenth s 1.2 cent, United States currency, each.
5 Rumanian Leu at seven tenths of one cent 0.7, United States currency, each.

b All persons now indebted or who shall hereafter be indebted to the under signed on any claims as aforesaid are hereby ordered and directed to pay such debts, as they become due and payable, in United States currency, computed as above set forth.
c Any payment made and computed pursuant to this regulation shall be and constitute a full acquittance and dis charge for all purposes of the person making the same for the obligation paid thereby.
d Nothing herein shall be deemed in any way to affect or alter any provisions of any contract or agreement made or