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Washington, Tuesday, September 25,1956
lished in the U. S. Standards for Peeans in the Shell 51.1400 to 51.1416 of this Chapter IX Agricultural Marketing title, to read, as modified for the pur Service Marketing Agreements and poses of this grade and size regulation Orders, Department of Agriculture with respect to the minimum percentage of kernels required to meet the require Part 994 P e c a n s G r o w n i n G e o r g ia , ments of the U. S. No. 1 grade and the A labama , F l o r id a , M i s s is s ip p i , a n d maximum tolerance for kernels which South C a r o l in a may be very seriously damaged, as set forth in subparagraph 3 of this para ORDER TERMINATING SUSPENSION OF GRADE
graph: Provided, That pecans of the AND SIZE REGULATIONS
Mahan variety shall be required only to The grade and size regulation meet the requirements of the U. S. Com 994.102; 19 F. R. 6785X which was in mercial grade, as set forth in the afore effect pursuant to the provisions of M ar said U. S. Standards for Pecans in the keting Agreement No. I l l and Order No. Shell, including the tolerances set forth 94 regulating the handling of pecans therein;
grown in Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Mis 3 The pecans, other than those of sissippi, and South Carolina 7 CFR, Part the Mahan variety, shall consist of pe 994, effective pursuant to the provisions cans in the shell which shells are free of the Agricultural Marketing Agreement from serious damage caused by stains Act of 1937, as amended 7 . S. C. 601 or adhering hulls, split, broken or punc et seq., was suspended on August 26, tured shells, loose hulls or other foreign 1955. This action was taken when it material or other means. At least 75
became apparent that prices received by percent, by count, of the pecans in any growers would average above parity for lot shall have kernels which meet the the 1955-56 crop year.
requirements of the U. S. No. 1 grade;
The 1956-57 pecan crop in the flve- . and the remainder shall have kernels State area is presently estimated at which are well cured, free from rancid 101.400.000 pounds as compared with 39,- ity, mold, decay, insect injury, and from 100.000
last season and producers and serious damage caused by shriveling, handlers have recommended that ship leanness, discoloration, or other means.
ments of inshell pecans from the area be In order to allow for variations incident subject to grade and size regulation. In to proper grading and handling, the fol formation available to the Department lowing tolerance for pecans other.than indicates that such regulation of inshell those of the Mahan variety shall be pecans shipped from the area would tend permitted:
to promote the objectives of the Agri i For external defects defects of the cultural Marketing Agreement Act of shell not more than 10 percent, by 1937, as amended, in that it now appears count, for pecans which fail to meet the that the average price for pecans for requirements of the grade; and tne coming season will be below parity.
ii For internal defects defects of Therefore, suspension of the following the kernel not more than 15 percent, by srade and size regulation is hereby ter count, for pecans which fail to meet the minated, effective as of October 1, 1956: requirements of the grade: Provided, That no more than three-fifths of this 994.102 Grade and size regulation.
a In lieu of the initial grade and size amount, or 9 percent, shall be allowed for kernels which are very seriously dam regulation contained in 994.74 of the aged. No part of any tolerance shall be marketing agreement and order, no perallowed to reduce, for the lot, the 75 per sqq shau kanlle except as provided in cent of kernels required to meet the U. S.
994.77 e of the marketing agreement No. 1 grade.
and order, any unshelled pecans:
Notice of proposed rule making, public 1 Unless such pecans have a count participations therein, and delay in mak Per pound of less than 91 nuts, and the ing this order effective later than Oc !0 smallest nuts in a representative 100 tober 1, 1956 see section 4 of the nut sample weigh at least 1.5 ounces ;
Administrative Procedure.Act; 5 U. S. C.
In addition, meet requirements of Continued on next page U. S. Commercial grade as estab
TITLE 7 AGRICULTURE

CONTENTS
Agricultural Marketing Service Proposed rule making:
Potatoes, Irish, imports-----------Rules and regulations:
Pecans grown in Georgia, Ala bama, Florida, Mississippi, and South Carolina--------------

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Agriculture Department See Agricultural Marketing Serv ice; Rural Electrification A d ministration.

Atomic Energy Commission Rules and regulations:
Licensing of byproduct mate rial; application for specific licenses; elimination of re quirement for signature under oath or affirmation_________
Operators licenses; application for specific licenses and state ments; elimination of re quirements for signature under oath or affirmation------

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Civil Aeronautics Board Notices:
Oral arguments, notices of:
Full adult fares for unaccom panied children; investiga tion_________________________
North Central-Lake Central acquisition of control and interlocking d i r e c t o r ate proceeding _________________
Rules and regulations:
Certification and operation rules for scheduled air carrier op erations outside the continen tal limits of United States Schedule interstate air carrier certification and operation rules._________________________

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Commerce Department See also Federal Maritime Board;
Foreign Commerce Bureau.
Notices:
JBenchimol & Co., and Hollywood Enterprises; Appeals Board order__________________________
Harding, George E.; statement of changes in financial inter ests _____________ _____________
Ohiem, Curt L.; report of ap pointment and statement of financial interests----------------7263

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