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Thursday, September 8, 1949
Pub. Law 404, 79th Congress, 60 Stat.
237, approved June 11, 1946, notice of proposed rule making with respect to the salable quantity of the 1949 crop of hops was published in the F ederal R eg ister 14 F. R. 5059 issue of August 16, 1949.
Such salable quantity is being fixed by me on behalf of the Secretary of Agricul ture pursuant to the authority vested in him by 986.6 of the marketing agree ment and order 14 F. R. 3660 regulat ing the handling of hops grown in Ore gon, California, Washington, and Idaho, and of hop products produced thereform in these States, which program is effec tive under the Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act of 1937, as amended 7
U. S. C. 601 et seq.; 61 Stat. 208, 707 , hereinafter referred to as the "act. In said notice, opportunity was afforded in terested parties to submit to the Director, Fruit and Vegetable Branch, Production and Marketing Administration, United States Department of Agriculture, Wash ington 25, D. C., written data, views, or arguments for consideration prior to the final issuance of the salable quantity of the 1949 crop of hops. No such written data, views, or arguments were received during the period specified for filing such documents.
After consideration of all relevant matters, including the Boards estimates and recommendation and other perti nent data, the salable quantity of the 1949 crop of hops is hereby determined and fixed as follows:
986.200 Salable quantity of the 1949
crop of hops. The maximum quantity of hops produced during 1949 which may be handled in the form of hops and in the form of any hop product shall be 39,000,000 pounds net dry weight.
It is necessary to make effective not later than three days after the publica tion of this document in the F ederal R eg ister this regulation as to the salable quantity of the 1949 crop of hops for the reason that the shipment of the cur rent crop of hops is ready to begin, and it is necessary to have regulations of this nature in effect to regulate such ship ments. No preparation for this regula tion is required which cannot be com pleted prior to such effective date.
Therefore, good cause exists for not de laying the effective date of this regula tion beyond three days after the publi cation of this document in the F ederal R egister see section 4 c of the Admin istrative Procedure Act, Pub. Law 404, 79th Congress, 60 Stat. 237.
This regulation shall become effective at 12:01 a. m., P. s. t., on the third day after the publication of this document in the F ederal R e g iste r .
48 Stat. 31, 670, 675 49 Stat. 750; 50
Stat. 246; 7 U. S. C. 601 et seq.; 61 Stat.
208, 707; 986.6, 14 F. R. 3660
Issued this 2d day of September 1949.
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S . R . S m it h ,
Director, Fruit and Vegetable Branch.
F. R. Doc. 49-7266; F iled, Sept. 7, 1949;
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distillery or warehouse from which the brandy is to be procured are equipped with suitable railroad siding facilities and weighing tanks for gauging the Chapter VIII Office of Housing brandy, and b if the brandy is to be Expediter procured by pipe line, whether the C ontrolled H ou sin g R en t Reg., A m dt. 160
winery and the distillery or warehouse from which the brandy is to be procured C ontrolled R oom s in R oom ing H ou ses an d are located on contiguous premises and O ther E stab lish m en ts R en t Reg., A m dt.
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are equipped with a suitable weighing tank and whether the pipeline has been P art 825R e n t R e g u la t io n s U nder t h e inspected and approved, as required by H o u s in g and R e n t A ct o f 1947, as 178.457. He shall state in the applica A m ended tion the penal sum of the bond, Form VERMONT
700-A. The same application may not The Controlled Housing Rent Regula include brandy from more than one dis tion 825.1 to 825.12 and the Rent tillery or warehouse or from both a dis Regulation for Controlled Rooms in tillery and a warehouse, nor two or more Rooming Houses and Other Establish lots to be removed from the same distill ments 825.81 to 825.92 are amended ery or warehouse at different times, ex cept where the distillery or warehouse is in the following respect:
Schedule A, Item 337d, is amended to contiguous to the winery, as provided in describe the counties in the Defense- 178.454. The application shall be filed in triplicate where the winery and the Rental Area as follows:
distillery or warehouse are in the same R u tlan d .
supervisory district, and in quadruplicate This decontrols Bennington County, where they are in different districts.
Vermont, a portion of the Rutland, Ver Where the premises are located in the mont, Defense-Rental Area, on the same supervisory district and the bond of Housing Expediters own initiative in ac the winemaker is given in the maximum cordance with section 204 c of the penal sum of $50,000, Form 257 will be Housing and Rent Act of 1947, as submitted to the storekeeper-gauger if one is located at the winery, or at a con amended.
tiguous fruit distillery or internal reve Sec. 204 d, 61 Stat. 197, as amended, nue bonded warehouse, as the case may 62 Stat. 37, 94, Pub. Law 31, 81st Cong.; be. If no storekeeper-gauger is located 50 U. S. C. App. 1894 d
at such premises, the application will be This amendment shall become effec submitted, at the discretion of the dis trict supervisor, to a designated store tive September 2, 1949.
in the vicinity of the Issued this 2d day of September 1949. keeper-gauger bonded winery. The district supervisor J . W alter W h it e , will notify each storekeeper-gauger des Acting Housing Expediter.
ignated to approve Forms 257 and advise him that the winemakers bond is given F. R. Doc. 49-7251; F iled, S ep t. 7, 1949;
in the maximum penal sum of $50,000.
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He will also notify each winemaker con cerned where Forms 257 are to be sub TITLE 26 INTERNAL REVENUE mitted to a storekeeper-gauger. All other Forms 257, that is a those cover Chapter I Bureau of Internal Reve ing intra-district removals where the nue, Department of the Treasury bond of the winemaker is in the maxi mum penal sum but no storekeeperSubchapter C Miscellaneous Excise Taxes gauger has been designated to approve T. D. 5738
Forms 257, b those covering intra-dis trict removals where the bond of the P art 178W i n e winemaker is not in the maximum penal PROCUREMENT OF BRANDY FOR
sum, and c those covering inter-dis FORTIFICATION OF WINE
trict removals, will be submitted direct supervisor of the district in which 1.
Sections 178.450,178.451, and 178.454 to the winery is located. . Secs. 3031, 3033, of Regulations 7 26 CFR, Part 178 ap the proved September 21, 1945, relating to 3171, 3176, 3901, I. R. C.
178.451 Action on application, Form wine, are amended as follows:
257a By district supervisor. If the MANNER OF PROCURING BRANDY FROM FRUIT
application is in order, the quantity of DISTILLERIES AND INTERNAL REVENUE
brandy to be withdrawn is not in excess BONDED WAREHOUSES
of the applicants current needs or of the 178.450 Application, F o r m 257. storage capacity of the fortifying room Where is is desired to procure brandy for see 178.421, and the bond of the wine the fortification of wine, either from a maker where not in the maximum penal fruit distillery or from an internal reve sum is sufficient to cover the tax on the nue bonded warehouse, application will brandy to be procured, in addition to the be made by the winemaker on Form 257. tax on the wine and brandy then on The winemaker shall specify in the ap hand at the winery, the district super plication whether the brandy is to be visor will 1 whre the distillery or procured in packages or railroad tank warehouse is in the same district, execute ars, or by pipe line, and a if the his certificate on the form and send all brandy is to be procured in railroad tank three copies to the proprietor of the fruit cars, whether both the winery and the distillery or internal revenue bonded
TITLE 24 HOUSING AND
HOUSING CREDIT