at which any milk or cream ized for shipment or transpor the United States shall emplo pasteurization machinery of a cleaned and of sanitary c capable of holding every por milk or cream at the require ture for the required time. teurizing machinery shall b equipped with accurate time perature recording devices, be kept at all times in goo order. The temperature at t heating and holding must in recorded on thermograph tialed, numbered, and dated ficial having jurisdiction over and plants. All thermogra shall be held for a period of 2 less within that period they examined and released by su ized agents as are designate Secretary.

[22 F. R. 891, Feb. 13, 1957]

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rt 304-Adjudication and Licensing Procedure

38 REFERENCE: For orders proclaiming aking effective the findings of the Secof the Treasury with regard to certain having addiction-forming and addicustaining liability similar to morphine, roclamation 3139, 3 CFR, 1956 Supp.; imation 3214, 3 CFR, 1957 Supp.; Procion 3229, 3 CFR, 1958 Supp.; Proclama3266, 3 CFR, 1959 Supp.; Proclamation 3 CFR, 1959 Supp.; Proclamation 3321, 2, 1959 Supp.

rt 306-Surrender of Heroin [Added]

Compensation for surrendered heroin.
Inventory.

} Forfeiture of heroin.

Disposition of surrendered and forfeited heroin.

i Heroin for scientific research purposes. JTHORITY: §§ 306.1 to 306.5 issued under 1402, 70 Stat. 572; 18 U. S. C. 1402. OURCE: 306.1 to 306.5 contained in asury Decision 55, 21 F. R. 6639, Sept. 5, 3.

306.1 Compensation for surrendered oin. Within 120 days from the 19th y of July 1956, all heroin (diacetylmorne) and compounds containing heroin the lawful possession of a registrant all be surrendered to the Commissioner Narcotics. Shipment, charges preid (other than by mail), may be made the narcotic district supervisor of the strict in which the heroin is located.

Compensation for the heroin or compounds containing heroin, if surrendered within the prescribed period will be made at the rate per ounce for the heroin content as will equal the acquisition cost of the person surrendering it as established by competent proof, such as in invoice, bill of sale or other business record, or at the rate of $100.00 per ounce for the heroin whichever is greater. In the event of lack of proof of cost the latter figure will be used.

§ 306.2 Inventory. If the person surrendering the heroin has paid tax in a class under which returns are required to be rendered and the heroin is a part of the stock for such class, an inventory of the heroin shipped shall be prepared in quadruplicate on the form used for detailed reporting of dispositions. The original inventory shall be filed with the return for such class for the month in which the disposition takes place, the duplicate copy made a part of the retained copy of the return, the triplicate copy forwarded with the heroin when shipped for disposition, and the quadruplicate forwarded to the narcotic district supervisor together with a properly executed voucher, Standard Form 1034. If the person surrendering the heroin is a registrant in a class for which returns are not required, an inventory shall be prepared in quadruplicate on Form 142, the triplicate of which shall be forwarded with the heroin when shipped, the duplicate retained on file by the registrant for a period of 2 years, and the original and quadruplicate forwarded to the narcotic

district supervisor together with a properly executed voucher, Standard Form 1034.

§ 306.3 Forfeiture of heroin. All heroin heretofore lawfully possessed by any registrant and not surrendered in accordance with §§ 306.1 ani 306.2, shall after the 16th day of November 1956. be seized and forfeited to the United States without compensation.

§ 306.4

Disposition of surrendered and forfeited heroin. All heroin acquired by the United States pursuant to sec

tion 1402 of title 18 of the United States Code shall be disposed of in accordance with the provisions of 4733 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954.

§ 306.5 Heroin for scientific research purposes. Any heroin acquired under the provisions of section 1402 of title 18 of the United States Code, shall be available, in the discretion of the Commissioner of Narcotics, for scientific research purposes in accordance with the provisions of section 4733 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954.