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RULES AND REGULATIONS

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CODIFICATION GUIDE

FEDERALREGISTER
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CONTENTS Continued Immigration and Naturalization Service
Notices:
Spokane and Seattle, Washing ton; change in field service district boundaries------------Rules and regulations:
Primary inspection and deten tion; changes in field service and districts---------------------

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Industry Cooperation, Office of-

Notices:
Voluntary plan for allocation of steel products; mining ma chinery

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International Trade Office of
Rules and regulations:
General licenses; additional ex portable commodities---------

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Justice Department
See Alien Property, Office of; Im migration and Naturalization Service.
Securities and Exchange Com mission
Notices:
Hearings, etc.:
Arkansas Power? & Light Co.
and Lake Catherine Corp Long Island lighting Co-----Minnesota Power & Light Co_
New York State Electric &
Gas Corp. et al-------------Provincetown L i g h t and Power Co______________A

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Tariff Commission
Notices:
American Basque Berets, Inc.;
application for investigation.
Treasury Department
See Customs Bureau.

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A numerical list of the parts of the Code of Federal Regulations affected by documents published in th is issue. Proposed rules, as opposed to final actions, are identified as such.

Title 7

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Part 162 proposed________ 1 737
Chapter IX:
Part 935 proposed-------------738
Title 8

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Title 10

Chapter I:
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Title 15

Chapter III:
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Title 16

Chapter I:
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Title 19

Chapter I:
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livery of such ores to the Comnfission at Monticello, Utah in accordance with the terms of this section and 60.5a.
N ote : In 60.1 and 60.2 Domestic Uranium Program, Circulars No. 1 and 2, the Commission established guaranteed prices for other domestic uranium-bearing ores, mechanical concentrates, and refined uranium products.

b Effect on 60.3, 60.3a and 60.4.
Sections 60.3, 60.3a, 60.4 which also ap Ply to camotite and roscoelite ores, are not revoked by the issuance of this sec tion and 60.5a and sellers may elect to deliver ore under the provisions of 60.3, 60.3a, and 60.4 rather than under this section and 60.5a, at their option, during the unexpired terms of 60.3, 60.3a and 60.4 through Aptil 11,1951 and June 30, 1949, respectively It is believed, how ever, that in most cases the provisions 0f his section and 60.5a will be more favorable to producers.
c Definitions. As used in this sec tion and in 60.5a, the term buyer refers to the U. S. Atomic Energy Commis sion, or its authorized purchasing agent.
The term ore does not include mill tail ings or other mill products. The term seller refers to any person offering ura nium ores for delivery to the Commission.
Weights are avoirdupois dry weights, un less otherwise specifically provided.
d Deliveries of not to exceed 1,000
tons per year. To aid small producers, any one seller may deliver without a written contract but otherwise in accordance with this circular up to, but not exceeding, 1,090 short tons 2,000
pounds per ton of ores during any calendar year.
e Deliveries in excess of 1,000 tons Per year. Sellers desiring to deliver in excess of 1,000 short tons 2,000 pounds per ton of ores during any calendar year will be required to enter into a con tract with the Commission providing for, among other things, a rate of de livery and the total quantity of ore to be delivered.

f Delivery. Seller, at his own ex pense, shall deliver and unload all ores at the buyers depot at Monticello, Utah.
Deliveries shall be in lots of not less than 10 short tons 2,000 pounds per ton un less special arrangements have been agreed upon by buyer, but such lots may be delivered in more than one load. Days and hours during which ore may be de livered will be posted at the depot.
g Weighing, sampling and assaying.
Buyer will bear the cost of weighing, sampling and assaying. The net weight of each load will be determined by the buyers weighmaster on scales which will be provided by the buyer at or in the vicinity of the purchase depot and such weight will be accepted as final.
A weight ticket will be furnished seller or his representative for each load. Each lot of ores will be sampled promptly by the buyer according to, standard prac tice and such sampling will be accepted as final. Seller or his representative may be present at the sampling at his own expense. The absence of seller or his representative shall be deemed a waiver of this right. Buyer will make moisture determinations according to standard practices in ore sampling. All final samples will be divided into four pulps and distributed as follows: 1 The seller, or his representative, will receive one pulp; 2 the buyer will retain one pulp; 3 the other two pulps will be reserved for possible umpire analysis.
The buyers pulp will be assayed by the buyer. The seller may, if he desires, and at his own expense, have his pulp as sayed by an independent assayer. In case of disagreement on assays as to any constituent of the ores, an umpire shall be selected in rotation from a list of umpires approved by the buyer whose assays shall be final if within the limits of the assays of the two parties; if not, the assay which is nearer to that of the umpire shall prevail. The party whose assay is the farther from that of the umpire will pay the cost of the umpires assay for the constituent of the ores which is in dispute. In the event that the umpires assay is equally distant from the assay of each party, costs will be split equally. In case of sellers failure to make or submit assays, buyers assays shall govern. After sampling, the ores may be placed in process, commingled, or otherwise disposed of by buyer.
h Payment. Buyer will make pay ment promptly but payment will not be made until an entire minimum lot of ten short tons 2,000 pounds per ton has been delivered and accepted, unless special arrangements have been agreed upon by buyer, in which case there may be an extra charge for assaying and sampling. M o i s t u r e determinations, analyses and settlement sheets, together with the check in payment, will be mailed to seller.
i Inquiries. All inquiries concern ing the provisions of this section and 60.5a, offers to deliver ores, or questions about the Commissions domestic ura nium program in the Colorado Plateau area should be addressed to:
United States Atomic Energy Commission, Post Office Box 270, Grand Junction, Colo rado; Telephone: Grand Junction 3000.