Post Office Department-Continued International mail—Continued Exports by mail or parcel post, declarations for; foreign trade statistics, Claims, initiation and proof, 39 Part 151 Indemnity payments, 39 Part 152 Insurance of mail; fees, etc., for various countries, 39 Part 122 Invoices, consular and commercial, for parcel post packages, 39 Part 176 List of countries to which mail may be sent, 39 § 100.2 Merchandise. See Packages; and Parcel post. Money-orders, international; list of countries where service is available on Packages: See also Packing requirements; and Parcel post. Combination packages, 39 Part 108 Samples of merchandise, 39 Part 105 Small packets, 39 Part 106 Packing requirements for certain articles (china, glass, radios, canes, rods, Parcel post: Consular and commercial invoices, 39 Part 176 Documentation, 39 Part 114 Exports by. See Exportations. Imports by. See Importations. Incoming, 39 Part 115 Preparation, addressing, and mailing, 39 Part 112 Prohibitions and restrictions, 39 Parts 113, 132 Rates and shipping requirements, for various countries, 39 Part 110 Post cards, 39 Part 102 Postal Union mail: Airmail, 39 Part 109 Combination packages; articles grouped together, 39 Part 108 Commercial papers, 39 Part 103 Eight-ounce merchandise packages, 39 Part 107 Letters and letter packages, 39 Part 101 Post cards, 39 Part 102 Postal Union articles, 39 Part 100 List of countries, 39 § 100.2 Services available and airmail rates; table, 39 § 100.2 Printed matter, 39 Part 104 Blind, raised print for, 39 § 104.7 Books, 39 § 104.8 Samples of merchandise, 39 Part 105 Small packets, 39 Part 106 Printed matter, 39 Part 104 Prohibited or restricted articles (poisons, narcotics, firearms, explosives, Recall of mail by sender, 39 §§ 111.7, 126.1-126.3 Registered mail; fees, etc., for various countries, 39 Part 121 Special delivery service (exprès), 39 Part 124 356055-56- -54 Page 815 C. o. d. mail; service not available at present time, 39 § 123.1 Registered mail; fees, etc., for various countries, 39 Part 121 Special handling, for parced post, 39 Part 125 Technical data; exportations, 39 Parts 172, 173 Inquiries and complaints, 39 Part 141 Window envelopes, acceptability in mails, 39 § 132.2 (e) Documentation, 39 Part 133 Preparation, addressing, and postage, 39 Part 131 Parcel post, 39 Part 112 Prohibited and restricted articles, 39 Part 132 Procedures: Before Solicitor, 39 Part 202 Attorneys, admission and disbarment, 39 §§ 202.1-202.41 Claims for personal injury or property damage, adjudication of, 39 Of Post Office Department; hearings, etc., 39 Part 201 Postage stamps, United States: Illustrations permitted for philatelic purposes in articles, books, journals, news- Sale, etc. See Post Office Department. Postal employees and officials, free and reduced-rate transportation on air carriers, Postal savings, regulations respecting, 39 Part 63 Postal Service, Canal Zone; postal savings, 35 Part 17 Postal service, military, use of; regulations of armed services, 32 Part 148 Postponement by reason of war of time for performing acts affecting Federal tax Posts, military. See Military equipment, information, reservations, etc. Potash: Mining of; operating and safety regulations, 30 Part 231 Public lands containing; leasing, entry on, etc. See Land Management Bureau. Public lands containing; leasing of, etc. See Land Management Bureau. Potatoes: Seed potatoes; customs entry, 19 § 10.57 Sweetpotatoes. See Sweetpotatoes. Trading in potatoes on commodity exchanges; regulations respecting reports, White potatoes: Definitions and standards of identity, of canned potatoes, 21 § 51.990 Imported; prohibitions, inspection and certification, etc., 7 Parts 1060, 1066 Marketing orders for potatoes grown in various States, 7 Part 900 California, 7 Part 959 Colorado, 7 Part 958 Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Ver- mont, 7 Part 920 Idaho, 7 Part 957 Maine, 7 Part 970 North Carolina, 7 Part 981 Oregon, 7 Parts 957, 959 Potatoes-Continued White potatoes- -Continued Poultry: Marketing orders for potatoes grown in various States, 7 Part 900-Con. South Dakota, 7 Part 979 Virginia, 7 Part 981 Washington, 7 Part 992 Parity prices, 7 Part 5 Restricted entry orders, 7 §§ 321.1-321.8 Standards: Canned potatoes, 7 §§ 52.1811-52.1824 Peeled potatoes, 7 §§ 52.2421-52.2433 Fresh potatoes, 7 §§ 51.1540-51.1559, 51.1575-51.1587 Baby chick industry; trade practice conference rules, 16 Part 178 Canal Zone; dressed poultry, importation restricted, 35 § 24.101d Prohibited and restricted importation, because of diseases, 9 Part 94 Inspection, grading and standards for dressed or live poultry, 7 Part 70 Interstate transportation of; quarantine, etc., for prevention of diseases, 9 Parts Loans to poultrymen to finance commercial laying flocks, 6 § 341.9 Mailing of live day-old chicks, ducks, turkeys, etc., 39 §§ 15.3 (c), 25.3, 25.5, Marketing of, under Produce Agency Act, 7 Part 48 Mexico, importation from, 9 §§ 92.31-92.34, 92.38 Parity prices, 7 Part 5 Wages and hours of workers engaged in production of, 29 Part 536 Cosmetics; labeling requirements, 21 §§ 1.201-1.204 Explosive powders. See Explosives. Mailing of nonpoisonous and nonexplosive powders, 39 § 15.2 (b) Poisonous powders. See Poisons. Power, electric. See Electric utilities, companies, projects, etc. Power companies, public. See Public utilities. Power equipment (engines, turbines, generators, transformers, etc.). See Electrical Power lines, power sites, etc., on public lands, etc.: Applications and entries in conflict with power sites, 43 §§ 103.1-103.4 Rights-of-way for power lines: In Alaska, 43 §§ 74.24-74.27 In national forests, 36 §§ 251.50-251.64 Over Indian lands, 25 § 256.27 Through public lands and reservations, 43 §§ 244.1-244.21, 244.39-244.47, Transmission lines, use of power sites for; determination respecting, by Federal Withdrawal of public lands for water-power sites, 43 § 295.1 Power radio service: Low-power industrial service, 47 §§ 11.551-11.555 Public utilities (gas, electricity, water, etc.), 47 §§ 11.251-11.254 Power systems, for vessels. See Coast Guard. Pratique for aircraft or vessels, upon compliance with quarantine requirements: Customs regulations, 19 § 4.70 Public health foreign quarantine regulations, 42 §§ 71.121-71.128 Precious and semiprecious stones; excise tax on sales by retailers, 26 §§ 320.30-320.38 Prefabricated housing, house manufacturing loans for; mortgage insurance, 24 Parts Procedure, 24 §§ 200.7, 200.8 Prescott, Arizona, watershed, minerals in; general mining regulations, 43 § 185.34 Prescription requirements for certain drugs; exemption from, for certain prepara- tions: Habit-forming drugs, 21 § 1.108 New drugs, 21 Part 130 Presentation of Americans at foreign royal courts, duties of Foreign Service officers Preservation of records. See Records. Preserves, jams, etc., fruit. See Fruits and berries. Preserves manufacturing industry; trade practice conference rules, 16 Part 114 Employees of immediate Office of, or on White House Staff; acquisition of non- Executive Office of the President; excepted positions, 5 § 6.315 Incentive awards under Government Employees' Incentive Awards Program; Presidential documents, preparation and publication in Federal Register and President's Committee on Government Employment Policy: Operations of Committee; authority for carrying out policy of non-discrimina- Authority, responsibility, membership, officers, meetings, etc., 5 §§ 401.1- Initiation of complaint, agency action, disposition, etc., 5 §§ 401.8-401.12 Employment Policy Officers and deputies, 5 § 401.13 Press and associations: See also Newspapers. Information for, respecting customs activities, 19 § 26.5 Press radio services, 47 §§ 3.293-3.295, 3.319, 6.1, 6.2, 6.51-6.53, 11.451-11.454 Pribilof Islands, Alaska, administration of, 50 Part 141 Price support operations for various agricultural commodities: Disposal of food commodities acquired through, 6 Parts 402, 501 Loan and purchase programs, to support prices of certain agricultural commodi- Pricing policy for certain agricultural commodities acquired under price support Prices: Escalation of prices; contractors and vendors to furnish notices respecting in Public lands, price of, when sold, 43 § 252.2 Securities, stabilizing of prices; records under Securities Exchange Act of 1934, Support prices for certain agricultural commodities. See Agriculture Depart- Systematic price matching basis, selling and quoting on; cease and desist orders Unfair trade practices with respect to prices; cease and desist orders. See Fed- Printed matter: Copyrighting of prints, illustrations, etc., 37 § 202.12 Customs seizure of printed material advocating insurrection or treason, or Mailing of: Domestic mail: Fourth-class matter, 39 Part 25 Second-class matter, 39 Part 22 Third-class matter, 39 Part 24 International mail, 39 Part 104 Printed matter-Continued Procurement of printing and related supplies, by armed services, 32 §§ 5.601, Printing, dyeing, and finishing (silk and rayon) industry; trade practice conference Printing, publishing, etc., industries: Multicolor printers of transparent and translucent wrapping materials; trade Trade pamphlet binding industry, New York City trade area; trade practice Priorities and allocations: Control of materials and facilities by use of, policy respecting, 32A Chapter I, Priorities system operation, regulations respecting. See Business and Defense Prison-made products: Customs regulations respecting entry of, 19 §§ 12.42–12.45 Postal supplies, contracts for; provisions in, respecting convict labor, 39 Stipulations in public contracts respecting convict-made goods, 41 § 201.1 Prisoners of war or interned American citizens; detention benefits for. See Foreign Prisons, Federal, State, military, etc. See Penal and correctional institutions. Probational appointments of Federal employees, 5 §§ 02.4, 2.209 (c), 9.103 Civil defense, procurement of equipment, and facilities for, by States, involving Critical and strategic minerals and materials, purchase of. See General Serv- Foreign countries, procurement of supplies by; procedures for furnishing as- Government agencies, purchases of supplies and services by. See Atomic Labor; procurement in areas of current or imminent labor surplus, 32A Chapter Procurement and production scheduling; implementation of national man- Procurement of equipment, supplies, etc., 32 §§ 1609.1-1609.12 Production credit associations; operations, loans, etc. See Farm Credit Admin- Production emergency loans, to farmers, by Farmers Home Administration, 6 Parts Production equipment and machine tools: Disposition of Government-owned production equipment and machine tools, Inventory of idle Government-owned production equipment and machine tools, |