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FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 18, 1944
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Book 1: Titles 1-3 Presidential doc uments with tables and index.
Book 2: Titles 4-9, with index.
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Book 4 : Titles 18-25, with index.
Book 5, Part 1: Title 26, Parts 2-178.
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Adjustments, etc.:

Gonzalez, Manuel Pedro_____13826
% Inter State Cigar Co_______-13827
Kattenburg, Mrs. J__________ 13826
Kossoff Brothers____________ 13824
Melendi, Joseph____________ 13825
National Cigar Co. 2 docu 13823
ments_______________
Prieto, J. A
13828
Rico Products Co___________ 13826
Robson Grocery Co_________ 13827
Rubey, P. J., Co., Inc. 2 docu ments_______________
13829
Simplex-American, Inc_____ 13824
Wagner, John, & Sons 4
documents______________ 13825, 13828, 13829, 13830
Alaska, radio receiver tubes MPR 288, Am. 39____
13806
Commodities and services, ex emption from price control SO 45, incl. Am. 1-10____ 13804
Puerto Rico; flat bedsprings RM PR 183, Am. 55______ 13805
P etroleum W ar :

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Material conservation; petro leum for military and other essential uses_____________ 13807
Petroleum:
Industry; determination of surplus critical materials- 13807
Production; use of materials in petroleum production and natural gas_________ 13807
R ural
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Funds, allocation for loans_____13812
S o l id F u e l s A d m in is t r a t io n W ar:

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General orders and directives;
consumer declaration with respect to certain solid fuels_________________ _____ 13802
T r e a s ur y D e p a r t m e n t :

Offering of bonds and notes:
0.90 Percent, Series C-1946, due January 1, 1946______ 13808
VA Percent, Series C-1947, due January 15,1947; ex change --------------------- 13811
2 Percent, due December 15, 1954; exchange______ ____ 13810
2Vz Percent, due March 15, 1971; exchange_________ 13809
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Administration; procedures and delegations of authority____ 1380J
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Surplus agricultural commodi ties for export, disposal of;
terms and conditions of cot ton sales 2 documents>__ 13795, 13799
F ederal T rade C o m m is s io n :

Averbach Co., Inc., et al.; cease and desist order__________ 13800
I nte r st a t e C o m m e r c e C o m m is s io n :

Reconsignment permits:
Pears, Chicago, 111___________ 13812
Potatoes:
Chicago, 331_________________13812
Kansas City, Mo___________ 13812
State Belt Railroad of Califor nia, demurrage on________ 13807

Lake Charles, La., bridge reg ulations___________________ 13807
Lake Washington Ship Canal, Seattle, Wash., navigation regulations_______________ 13807
W ar F ood A d m in is t r a t io n :

Mixed feed manufacturers, lim itations WFO 9-6, Rev. __ 13800
Protein meal and soybean prodducts; limitation on sale, shipment, and inventories WFO 9, Partial R ev._____ 13800
W ar P r o d u c t io n B o a r d :

Copper tubing, for distributors of automotive, heating, petro leum equipment and refrig eration repair parts CMP
Reg. 9A, Dir. 1 _________ _ 13803

W ar P r o d u c t io n B oard Con.

Page Duck, inventories in hands of distributors or users M-91, Rev. of Dir. 1 ____________ 13804
Gum inhibitors, gasoline M 300, Sch. 69; M-354, Rev.
2 documents____________ 13804
Suspension orders :
Carlson, M. E. and Esther J__ 13803
! Cheraw Cotton Mills_______13803
Holstein Rubber Products Co., Inc-------------------13802

Enemy Act, as amended, or any other statute, or any order or regulation issued pursuant thereto. Nothing in this offer shall be deemed to authorize the exporta tion of cotton in violation of any such statute, order, or regulation.
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Price a Base price. The base price for any cotton shall be the average price per pound of Middling 15A6 inch white cotton on the 10 spot markets on the day Commodity Credit Corporation receives notice of the export sale of the corresponding cotton, plus 60 points, and less the amount of the export differential.
Corresponding cotton, as used herein;
means the cotton sold for export which entitles the exporter to purchase a par ticular quantity of cotton hereunder.
b Export differential. For the pur poses of determining the base price for any cotton, the export differential ap plicable to any cotton shall be the export differential announced by Commodity Credit Corporation and in effect at the time the Corpdration receives notice of the export sale of the corresponding cotton.
c Purchase price. The price per pound of any cotton purchased from the Corporations stocks shall be the base price, plus or minus the following differ entials:
. i Location differential. I f the cotton is located at one of the Group B ware house locations for which no differential is applicable under the 1944 Cotton Loan Program, the base price will not be ad justed for location.
I f the cotton is located at any other warehouse location, the base price shall be adjusted by the amount of the loca tion differential applicable under the 1944
Cotton Loan Program.
ii Quality differential. I f the cotton is Middling 15Aq inch white or extra white cotton, the base price will not be adjusted for quality.
I f the cotton is of a tenderable quality other than Middling 15Aqinch white or ex tra white cotton, the base price after adjustment for location shall be ad justed by the average premium or dis count quoted on the 10 spot markets or, in case the staple length of the cotton is in excess of VAq inches, on the Memphis market on the day Commodity Credit Corporation receives notice of the export sale of the corresponding cotton.
I f the cotton is of a non-tenderable quality, the base price after adjustment