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RULES AND REGULATIONS

5364
R. S. 1753, sec. 2, 22 Stat. 403; 5 . S. C.
631, 633; E. O. 9830, Feb. 24, 1947, 12
F. R. 1259; 3 CFR, 1947 Supp. E. O. 9973, June 28, 1948, 13 F. R. 3600; 3 CFR, 1948
Supp.
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U n ited S tates C iv il S erv
ic e C o m m is s io n , H arry B. M it c h e l l ,
Chairman.

F. R. Doc. 49-6985; Filed, Aug. 29, 1949;
8:53 a. m .

TITLE 7 AGRICULTURE
Chapter I Production and Marketing Administration Standards, Inspec tions, Marketing Practices, Depart ment of Agriculture P art
29T obacco
Chapter II Production and Market ing Administration School Lunch Program, Department of Agricul ture A ppe n d ix A p po r t io n m e n t F u nds
of
A ssista n c e
THIRD APPORTIONMENT OF FOOD ASSISTANCE
FUNDS PURSUANT TO NATIONAL SCHOOL
LUNCH ACT, FISCAL YEAR 1949

Pursuant to section 4 of the National School Lunch Act 60 Stat. 230, food assistance funds available for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1949, are appor tioned among the several States as fol lows:

Upon a referendum conducted, pur suant to prior notice 14 F. R. 1176, dur ing the period March 24,1949-March 26, 1949, both dates inclusive, among tobacco growers, who, during the 1948 marketing season, sold tobacco at auction on the market at Ellerbe, North Carolina, it is found that more than two-thirds of the growers voting in such referendum favor the designation of such market under section 5 of The Tobacco Inspection Act 7 U. S. C. 511 et seq. for the mandatory inspection and certification of tobacco sold on such market. Therefore, pur suant to the authority vested in the Sec retary of Agriculture, and for the pur poses of said act, the orders of designa tion of tobacco markets 7 CFR 29.601
are amended by adding thereto at the end thereof the following paragraph 29.601 Designation of tobacco mar kets.
hh The tobacco market at Ellerbe, North Carolina. Effective 30 days after August 30, 1949, no tobacco of any type shall be offered for sale at auction on the market at Ellerbe, North Carolina, until such tobacco shall have been in spected and certified by an authorized representative of the . S. Department of Agriculture according to standards established under the Tobacco Inspec tion Act 7 U. S. C. 511 et seq. ; Pro vided, however, That such requirement of inspection and certification may be suspended at any time when it is found impracticable to provide inspection or when the quantity of tobacco available for inspection is not sufficient to justify the cost of such service. No fee or charge shall be imposed or collected for the inspection and certification of tobacco sold or offered for sale at auction on the market designated above.
49 Stat. 731; 7 U. S. C. 51Let seq.
Issued this 25th day of August 1949.
seal
C harles F. B rannan , Secretary of Agriculture.
F. R. Doc. 49-6983; Filed, Aug. 29, 1949;
8:51 a. m.

TITLE 47 TELECOMMUNI
CATION
Chapter I Federal Communications Commission Docket No. 9240

Total
W ithheld far private schools
State.
agency
Alabam a $2,288,523 $2, 263,746
326,511
309,785
Arizona.
Arkansas 1,588,042 1,561, 200
2,376, 404
2,376,404
California
409,049
441, 793
Colorado
510, 015
510,015
Connecticut___ . . .
69, 799
71, 342
Delaware
134,622
134,622
Dist. of Col
988,850
Florida 1,015, 876
Georgia 2,249, 762 2, 249, 762
221,753
228,592
Idaho
Illinois 2,162,492 2,162,492
Indiana. . 1,459,652 1,459,652
900,398
995,002
Iowa..
743,273
743,273
Kansas
2,018, 531
Kentucky .
2,018, 531
1, 738,045
Louisiana 1, 738,045
285,284
Maine
305,890
581, 732
Maryland_______
627, 761
Massachusetts____ 1, 203, 783 1,048, 278
Michigan 2,120, 000 1, 931, 242
Minnesota 1,188,292 1,030,386
Mississippi_______ 1,825,189 1,825,189
Missouri 1, 441, 537 1,441, 537
168,935
183,448
Montana
402, 453
352,561
Nebraska
31,062
31,604
Nevada____ ____
210,783
210, 783
New Hampshire__
884,089
New Jersey 1,076,604
283,335
304,601
New Mexico_____
3,222,234 3,222, 234
New York______
2,671, 503
North Carolina 2,671,503
211,125
233,474
North Dakota__
Ohio. 2,343, 488 2, 037, 926
Oklahoma 1,452, 971 1,452,971
500,603
Oregon________. . .
500,603
Pennsylvania 2,229,359 1,943, 743
199,987
199,987
Rhode Island_____
South Carolina____ 1,550, 246 1,542,564
17, 076
1,911,696
Tennessee 1,943,490
Texas 3,739,448 3, 739, 448
338,490
342, 771
Utah
149,163
149,163
Vermont
1,509,229
Virginia . 1,548,872
682,329
718,353
Washington
1,177,900
West Virginia 1,202,605
956,730
Wisconsin 1,183,155
105,780
105,780
Wyoming
11,648
11,648
Alaska
72,205
89,302
Hawaii
Puerto Rico______ 2,112, 044 2,112,044
37,006
37,006
Virgin Islands .
Total .

58,875,000

56,778,113

$24,777
16,726
26,842
32 744
; 543
27026
6, 839
"94, <504

20,606
46,029
155,505
188,758
157,906
14, 513
49,892
542
192,"515
21,266
22,349
305,562
285,616
L682
17,076
31,794
4,281

"32643
36,024
24,705
226,425
17,097

2,096,887

Sec. 4, 60 Stat. 230, 42 U. S. C. 1753
Dated: August 24, 1949.
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A. J. L oveland , Acting Secretary of Agriculture. , F. R. Doc. 49-6984; Filed, Aug. 29, 1949;
9:02 a. m.J

TITLE 35 PANAMA CANAL
Chapter I Canal Zone Regulations P art
27T o lls
for
U se
of
C anal
RATES OF TOLL
C ross R e f e r e n c e : For order postpon ing the effective date of Proclamation
12A m ateur 13C o m m ercia l
P art P art
State
I n s p e c t io n
DESIGNATION OF TOBACCO MARKET AT
ELLERBE, N. C.

2775, which changed the rates of toll for use of the Panama Canal prescribed by Proclamation 2247, as amended by Proc lamation 2249, codified in 27.1, the ef fective date of which was postponed by Proclamation 2808 and 2831, see Procla mation 2852, supra.

R adio S ervice <

R adio O perators
RENEWAL OF LICENSES

At a session of the Federal Communi cations Commission held at its offices in Washington, D. C., on the 18th day of August 1949.
The Commission, having under consid eration certain proposed changes in 12.27, 12.67, 13.11 a and 13.28 of Parts 12 and 13 of its rules governing amateur radio service and commercial radio operators, respectively, for the purpose of modifying the requirements for the renewal of amateur station li censes and of amateur and commercial operator licenses, and for the further purpose of effecting certain non-sub stantive editorial changes; and It appearing that the proposed changes were duly published in a notice of proposed rule making which made provision for the submission of comment by interested parties, and that the period for submitting comment has expired and all of the comments received have been duly considered by the Commission; and It further appearing, that it is the general consensus of the parties sub mitting comment that the proposed rules should be adopted; and It further appearing, that the pro posed rules, if adopted, will, in part, re lieve an existing restriction by per mitting certain licenses not otherwise renewable to be renewed, and that for that reason and also because the renewal of licenses not otherwise renewable would thereby be expedited, that part of the proposed rules should be made effec tive as soon after adoption as prac ticable ; and It further appearing, that inasmuch as one of the proposed changed rules would increase the service requirement from three months to one year for re newal upon the basis of a renewal type examination, there may be some licenses which are renewable under presently ex isting rules which would not be renew able under the proposed changed rules and that a reasonable period of time should bevgranted during which appli cants whose licenses at the time of filing renewal application have not yet ex pired may avail themselves of the pres ently existing three months service provision; and It further appearing, that authority for the adoption of the proposed rules is contained in sections 4 i and 303 1
and r of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended,