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FEDERAL REGISTER

F r id a y , D e c e m b e r 5, 1958

erans during periods in which they are not hospitalized at Government ex pense a Scope. Section I of Public Law 85-782 provides for the addition of 9456 subsection r to section 315 of Public 9456" Law 85-56, Veterans Benefits Act of 1957, as follows:-

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r I f any veteran, otherwise entitled to the compensation authorized under subsec tion o or the maximum rate authorized under subsection p is in need of regular aid and attendance he shall be paid, in addi tion to such compensation, a monthly aid and attendance allowance at the rate of $150
for all periods during which he is not hos pitalized at Government expense. For the purpose o f section 335, such allowance shall be considered as additional compensation payable for disability.

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b Effects of the act. Section 1 of this act has the effect of providing addi tional compensation at the rate of $150
per month for wartime disability and tary service even though the duty is $120 per month for peacetime disability designated for training purposes; and to all veterans evaluated as totally dis 3
Any United States citizen who abled at the maximum rate payable could jnot file applicatioh for an ex under subsection o and the maximum amination, or appear for an assembled rate subsection n plus independently test, because of overseas service with a ratable disability at 100 percent under Federal agency or with an international subsection p when the need for regu organization in which the United States lar aid and attendance is established Government participates.
and during any periods when the vet eran is not hospitalized at Government R. S. 1753, sec. 2, 22 Stat. 403, as amended;
5 U. S. C. 631, 633
expense. When such need is one of the conditions establishing entitlement under U n it e d S tate s C i v i l S erv
subsection o or p , the additional ic e C o m m is s io n , benefit under this act may nevertheless se al
W m . C. H u l l , be paid.
Executive Assistant.
c Effective date. Section 3 of Pub F. R. Doc. 58-10073; Filed, Dec. 4, 1958; lic Law 85-782 determines the effective 8:50 a. m.
date of this act to be October 1, 1958;
"section 1 will cease to be effective as of January 1, 1959, when Public Law 85-857
is for application. Entitlement is the P art 6 E x c e p tio n s F r o m th e same under both laws. ;
C o m p e t it iv e S ervice d Definition. Hospitalized at Gov ernment expense should be taken to d e p a r tm e n t o f t h e in t e r io r mean hospitalized at the expense of the Effective upon publication in the F ed Federal Government, excluding main eral R eg ister , subparagraph 20 is tenance by subdivisions of Government added to 6.310 a as set out below.
such as State, county or municipality.
.. 6.310 Department of the Interior Instruction 1 , Public Law 85-782
fa Office of, the Secretary.
Sec. 210, 71 Stat. 91; 38 U. S. C. 2210
20 Director, Office of Minerals Ex This regulation is effective December ploration.
5, 1958.

R. S. 1753, sec. 2, 22 Stat. 403, as amended;
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U n it e d S ta te s C i v i l S erv
ic e C o m m is s io n , W m . C. H u l l ,
Executive Assistant.
IF. R. Doc. 58-10074; Filed, Dec. 4, 1958;
8:50 a. m.

TITLE 38 PENSIONS, BONUSES, AND VETERANS RELIEF
Chapter I Veterans Administration P ar t 3 V e te ra ns C l a im s grant of a d d it io n a l aid and atte n d an c e
ALLOWANCE

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A. H . M o n k , Acting Assistant Deputy Administrator.

F. R. Doc. 58-10069; Filed, Dec. 4, 1958;
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TITLE 7 AGRICULTURE
Chapter I Agricultural Marketing Service Standards, Inspections, Marketing Practices, Department of Agriculture P ar t 53 L iv e s t o c k , M eats , P repared M eats , and M eat P roducts G rading , C e r t if ic a t io n , and S tand ards

A new 3.1528 is added to read as follows:

OFFICIAL UNITED STATES STANDARDS FOR
GRADES OF SLAUGHTER LAMBS, YEARLINGS, AND SHEEP

3.1528 Instructions relating to the grant of additional aid and attendance allowance of $150 per month to certain severely service-connected disabled vet-

On August 22, 1958, a notice of pro posed rule making was published in the F ederal R egister 23 F . R . 6507 re garding the amendment of the official
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United states standards for grades of slaughter lambs, yearlings, and sheep under the provisions of sections 203 and 205 of the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1946, as amended 7 U. S. C. 1622 and 1624.
Since no comments were received pur suant to the notice, and under the pro visions of the aforesaid sections of the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1946, as amended, the official United States standards for grades of slaughter lambs, yearlings, and sheep 7 CFR 53.13053.134 are amended to read as follows:
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Market sheep.
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Slaughter classes and market groups.
Slaughter lamb and sheep grades.
Specifications for official United States standards for grades of slaughter lambs.
Specifications for official United States standards for grades of slaughter yearlings and sheep.

A u t h o r it y : 53.130 io 53.134 issued under sec. 205, 60 Stat. 1090, as amended; 7 U. S. C.
1624. Interpret or apply sec. 203, 60 Stat.
1087, as amended; 7 U. S. C. 1622.

53.130 Market sheep. The official standards for market sheep, developed by the United States Department of Agri culture, provide for segregation accord ing to a use as slaughter animals or feeders; b class or sex conditions; c age group; and d grade, which is de termined by the apparent relative ex cellence and desirability of the individual animal for a particular use.
53.131 Slaughter classes and market groups. The classes of slaughter sheep are ram, ewe, and wether; the age groups are lambs, yearlings, and sheep. Defini tions of the respective classes and age groups are as follows:
a Ram. A ram is an uncastrated male ovine.
b Ewe. A ewe is a female ovine.
c Wether. A male ovine castrated when young and prior to developing the secondary physical characteristics of a ram.
d Lamb. A lamb is an immature ovine, usually under 14 months of age, tha$ has not cut its first pair of per manent incisor teeth.
e Yearling. A yearling is an ovine usually between one and two years of age, that has cut its first pair of per manent incisor teeth but has not cut the second pair.
f Sheep. A sheep is an ovine, usu ally over 24 months of age, that has cut its second pair of permanent incisor teeth.
53.132 Slaughter lamb and sheep grades a Grade factors. The specific grade of a slaughter lamb or sheep is de termined by a composite evaluation of two general considerations which influ ence carcass excellence, 1 conforma tion and 2 fatness, maturity, and other factors responsible for" differences in quality of the lean flesh.
1 Conformation refers to the gen eral body proportions of the animal and to the ratio of meat to bone. Although primarily determined by the inherent muscular and skeletal systems, it is also influenced by the degree of fatness. Ex-i cellent conformation in slaughter lambs