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RULES AND REGULATIONS 0^7 r.-\. m - All valid applications and selections ie:- i ho luinnum-ral public land laws, oilier tlian (ho.sc coming under para- : rapier 5 and G above, presented prior to 10 00 am. November 17. 1959. will be considered as simultaneously filed at that hour Rights under such applications 9. The released lands shall be open to- ..pionths locations under the United States min or if 75 im' laws, and to applications and offers such assi under the mineral leasing laws, at 10:00 I use to t: a.m. on January 13, 1960. during tl 10. Inquiries concerning the lands ruary, tl shall be addressed to the Manager, Land sidered t and selections filed atter that hour will be lovoined by the time of filing. H Veterans and others claiming pref erence riuhts. oilier than the State of Idaho, should submit with their application.s supporting evidence of Office. Bureau of Land Management, Boise. Idaho. Roger Ernst. Assistant Secretary of the Interior. .1U i. v 13. 1959. | F R Doc. 59-5867; Filed. July Ifi. 1959; ceeding pCTJ6d oi March through June"" Proposed by Foremost Dairies, Incor- porated: Proposal No. 13. Amend 949.41 to classify sour cream as a Class II product Proposed by The Borden Company Southern Division: entitlement. 8:40 n.m J Proposal No. 14. Amend 5 949.12 in such a way as to provide that products classified as Class II milk from any source, including those produced at the PROPOSED RULE MAKING plant, be defined as other source mitt when such products are reprocessed or converted into another product during DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Agricultural Marketing Service t 7 CFR Part 949 T I Docket No. AO-232-A81 MILK IN SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, MARKETING AREA Notice of Hearing on Proposed Amendments to Tentative Market ing Agreement and Order Pursuant to the provisions of the Agri cultural Marketing Agreement Act of 1937. as amended i7 U.S.C. 601 ot seq.'. and ihc applicable rules of practice and procedure governing the formulation of marketing agreements and marketing orders < 7 CFR Part 900 >. notice is hereby given of a public hearing to be held at the .Samt Anthony Hotel. San Antonio. Texas, beginning at 10:00 a.m., cs.t.. on July 22. 1959. with respect to proposed amendments to the tentative marketing agreement and to the order, regulating the handling of milk in the San Antonio, Texas, marketing area. The public hearing is for the purpose of receiving evidence with respecL to the economic and emergency marketing conditions which relate to the proposed anv-ndmer.t-.. hereinafter set forth, and any appropriate modifications thereof, to the tentative marketing agreement and to the order. Proposed amendments jrkiiuu: to 'lie definition of "pool plant" and the revision of the rale of compen satory payments necessarily involve con sideration of location differentials. The proposed amendments, set forth below, have not received the approval of the Secretary of Agriculture. Proposed by the Producers Associ ation of San Antonio- Pro;)o<-al ,vo. I. Amend > 949 9 in such handlers, with the limitation of two., the month. Proposal No. 15. Amend ' 949.41 to percent. Proposal No. 3. Amend 949.52(b) so provide that frozen storage cream be classified as Class II. as to delete therefrom "through July Proposed by Knowlton's Creamery: 1959". Proposal No. 4. Amend 949.65 so as to provide uniform payments upon a Proposal No. 16. Amend 5 949.41/to provide that all Grade A milk products ,be classified as Class I and that all un twelve months' basis. Proposal No. 5. Amend 5 949.53(a) so as to change the figure of $0,125 to the figure of SO.108. graded products be classified as Class n, Grade A and ungraded to be in accord ance with local and state health depart ment regulations. Proposal No. 6. Amend 5 949.80fc) so as to change the dates of payment to a cooperative association from "on or be fore the 26th and 13th days of each month" to "on or bgfpre the 20th and lllh days of each month". Proposal No. 7. Amend 5 949.22(j> (31 .so that the uniform price will bo an nounced by the tenth of each month. Proposal No. S. Amend 5 949.30 so that the handlers report by the fifth of the month, instead of the seventh of each month. Proposal No. 9. Make necessary changes in 5 5 949.6 and 949.7 to conform with the proposed 5 949.9. Proposal No. 10. Review 5 949.60 for the purpose of determining (at whether the Secretary's determination that a handler disposes a greater portion of his Class I milk in another marketing area Proposal No. 17. Amend 949.46 to provide that solids used to fortify skim milk should be accounted for on the pounds of added solids rather than being converted to skim milk equivalent. Proposed by .the Dairy Division, Agri-' cultural Marketing Service: Proposal No. 18. Make such changes as may be necessary to make the entire marketing agreement and the order con form with any amendments thereto that may result from this hearing. _ Copies of this notice -of hearing and the order may be procured from the Market Administrator, 1204 North Main Avenue, San Antonio, Texas, or from the Hearing Clerk, Ro'om 112, Administra tion Building, United States Department of Agriculture, Washington 25, D.C.ror may be there inspected. or in the San Antonio area can or should Issued at Washington, D.C., this 13th be retroactive and for how long, and fbi day of July 1959. whether tiie computation m 5 949.60(bi shall include milk from producers as well as from other sources in determining the obligation to the producers settlement fund of Order No. 49 for a handler who Roy W. Lennartson, Deputy Administrator. | F.R Doc. 59-5892: Filed, July 16, 1959; 8:47 a.m.| ' has been determined as disposing a greater part of his Class I milk under another Federal order. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR"' Proposed by Oak Farms Dairies: Proposal No. 11. Amend 5 949.60 by E 29 CFR Part 8 ] deleting 5 949.60< b >. Proposed by Producers Company: Creamery SAFETY AND HEALTH REGULATIONS FOR SHIP REPAIRING a way as to make a cooperative as.soci- Proposal No. 12. Amend 5 949.7 by de Notice of Hearings on Proposed Safely ion a handler, with respect to milk leting the proviso and substituting in Rom any producer who diverts it to a lieu thereof the following: "Provided: nonpool plant, or which it causes to be That a pool plant shall include any and Health Regulations for Ship Repairing delivered directlyifrom the farm bulk plant approved by the appropriate Pursuant to section 4 of the Adminis tank.-- and picked up by trucks owned health authority to supply milk for dis trative Procedure Act (60 Stat. 238; 5 and or operated by subject association. tribution as Grade A milk in the mar U.S.C. 1003), and under the authority of P-oposal So. 2. Amend 5 949.42. con keting area. If such plant is operated 72 Stat. 835 which recently amended cerning shrinkage provision of the order. by a cooperative association and 75 per section 41 of the' Longshoremen's and that tire effect will bo to divide cent or more of the producer milk of Harbor Workers' Compensation Acf s.-.i.nk.ige between the buyer uind seller such association is received during the Stat. 1444,33 U.S.C. 941), notice Is hereby I 'o ;n ir re ::d !lC in ONS ifefy Ship 'awl a; Friday. July l~, HMf FEDERAL REGISTER . 5743 given dial the FomTnry of Labor pro mcnl cables and grounds, and handling plemental to an oral presentation must poses m implement the said amenclment of radioactive materials, protective re be filed in quadruplicate with the Hear to the LoiuiKhoromoiTs and Harbor spiratory equipment and ventilation for ing Examiner at the time of presentation. Workei.-"' C'nmpensiUion Act, as he is arc welding or oxyacetylene cutting and Interested persons, in lieu of personal (la'iem directed and authorized. by is- welding or gas cutting, welding or burn appearance, may submit written data, Mi'.niT safetv anil health ventilations ap ing materials of toxic significance, inert- views and arguments in quadruplicate plicable i<> employments and places of gas metal-arc welding, and use of radio to the Secretary of Labor at the afore employments in Hie ship repair industry. active .sources in radiographic inspection mentioned address, not later than five In order (tail interested persons mav of weldments or castings. days before the scheduled date of the have oppniiumty to iiarlicipate in the 4. Construction and erection of scaf particular hearing ioif. which submitted. rule makinu pioeess. notice is also yr.vn folds. staging and ladders, inspection, Such written submissions, timely re-" that public liearmes to receive the d.iia. maintenance moving and alteration of ceived, will be transmitted to the Hear views and arMiinents of interested per scaffolds and staging, guarding of deck ing Examiner for incorporation Into the sons will be held befoie a duly asse-ned openings, safe access to ships afloat or record of such hearing. Hearing Examiner on August 17. I9j9, in dry dock, and specifications for gang The hearings shall be reported, and beginning at 10 a.m. local time, in Room ways and their rigging. transcripts will be available to any in 600. US. Courthouse, 210 South Clark 5. Safe and healthful working condi terested person on such terms as the Street. Chicago, Illinois: on August 24. tions. including housekeeping, illumina Hearing Examiner may provide.*. The 1959. beuninnie. at- 10 a.m. local time, in tion. safeguards for the supply of steam Hearing Examiner shall regulate the Room 500. Federal Building. 000 South and electrical power to vessels, safety of course of the hearings, dispose of pro / Street. New Orleans. Louisiana: on employees working in confined spaces, cedural requests, objections and com August 31, 1050. beginning at 10 a.m. exposure to radiation from radar equip parable matter, and confine- the hearings local time, in Room 1152. Appraisers ment. health, sanitation, and first-aid to matters pertinent to the notice sub Building. 030 Sansomc.Street, San Fran facilities; jects and issues. He shall have discre cisco. California; and on September 8. 6. Inspection, care, maintenance, safe tion to keep the record open for a reason 1959, beginning at 10 a.m. local time, in use and safe working loads of materials able stated time after each hearing to Room 4500. General Post Office, 8th Ave- handling equipment and component receive written proposals and supporting 'nuo and 33d Street, New York, New parts, operation and supervision of reasons, or additional data, views and Yoik ships' gear for hoisting aboard, and qual arguments from persons who have The basis and purpose of the proposed ifications for such operators. participated. , regulations are. as set out in 72 Stat. 7. Maintenance care and guarding of Upon completion of the hearings, the 835. to require that "Every employer shall power tools, tools and component parts, transcript of each hearing, exhibits, furnish and maintain employment and and personal protective equipment for written submissions and all posthearing places of employment which shall be rea use therewith. proposals and supporting reasons shall sonably safe for his employees in all 8. Specifications for required personal be certified by the Hearing Examiner to employments covered by this Act and protective equipment, the care and main the Secretary of Labor.- The Secretary shall install, furnish, maintain, and use, tenance, and its use, and limitations. of Labor will give careful consideration such devices and safeguaids with partic 9. Gas freeing, inerting and testing to all relevant matter thus presented to ular reference to equipment used by and for control of gas hazards on vessels to him, together with such other informa working conditions established by such be prepared, establishing threshold tion that may be available to him and employers as the Secretary may deter limit values for the control of health will thereafter issue appropriate regula mine by regulation or order to be rea hazards in atmospheres containing gases tions by publication 'thereof in the sonably necessary to protect the life, and vapors, toxic dusts, fumes, mists, Federal Register to be effective not health, and safely of such employees, and mineral dusts. earlier than 30 days after the date of and to render safe sucli employment and Any interested person desiring to par such publication. places of employment, and to prevent ticipate in such hearings shall file a The proposed regulations in this mat injury to his employees." notice of intention with the Secretary of ter are filed with the Federal Register The subjects and issues involved in the Labor. U.S. Department of Labor. 14th as part of this document and are avail proposed regulations and concerning Street and Constitution Avenue NW,, able to any interested person and will be which da la. views, and arguments are Washington, D.C.. not "later than ten furnished without charge on written re ;r,vucd feu presentation at Die hearnvs days before the scheduled date of the quest addressed to the Secretary of herein noticed, are the appropi lateness particular hearing in which he proposes Labor, U.S. Department of Labor, 14th of proposed .standards governing: !. Th>- afei'iiardnv. of places of em ployment whc-iem hazardous condition.-, to participate. The notice of intention shall state the name and address of the person, specify his interest, whether he Street and Constitution Avenue NW, Washington 25, D.C. ai:.-.-ng out of explosive and dangerous wishes to present his data, views and ar . Signed at Washington, D.C., this 13th atmospheres are likely to cxi-t. including guments orally or in writing, and if or-- day of July 1959. aimo'-phei K- tens as well as piecanUons ally the amount of Lime he requires for ar.u corieciivc measures to in.sme the such puri3o.se. and the identification of safety of employees entering oi woiking counsel or other representative if the James P. Mitchell, Secretary o) Labor. in such auno-pheres: ora! presentation is not to be made in [F.R. Doc. 59-5893: Filed, July 16v 1959; 2. The use of chemicals, toxic cleaning person. Written material which is sup 8:47 aan-l solvents, median,cal methods involving use of tools and implements for prepara tion of surfaces 'degreasing, cleaning and paint snipping', application of pami.s and lank coalings with volatile, NOTICES tox.c or Hummable solvents, use of per sona! protective equipment, maintenance ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION.of alino.-.plieres below explosive limits, and the ire of explosion-proof equip- nue. Greenwich. Connecticut, has sub mitted an application dated June 9,1959, M.' and oilier `-a!e wards, ^ 3 The u.M- and treatment of rom- | Docket No. 50-132) for a license to'export a one (1) mega watt (thermal) pool-type research re l> . < d v.i . i , iuide;,. fuel - a . and o.sv.en Ml i C WOIKlI." C'liVIIOli- meni !<_,: a:r we'.dnn\ and oxj acetylene filling and w< Idmg. including reduc-oi. of tin- poiem-.al the safe maiiue- -I.ee r'.-iipin'-i.i i-S'l "'.lie: mn- AMF ATOMICS Notice of Filing of Application for Facility Export License Please take notice that AMF Atomics, a Division of American Machine and actor to the Turkish Atomic Energy Commission, Istanbul, Turkey. Pursuant to section 104 of the Atomic Energy'Act of 1954 and Title 10, CFR, Chapter 1. Part 50, "Licensing of Pro duction and Utilization Facilities", and .n pieu.1 . ei'.C: i( ai ! i qu,i- Foundry Company, 140 Greenwich Ave- upon findings that (a) the reactor pro- !