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Arizona Sun
Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona
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The Office of Price Administration reminds retail non-depositors to transfer sugar ration certificates to suppliers within 30 days after September 30 expiration of Spare Stamp 49. Depositors must complete deposits within 40 days. Spare Stamp 51, valid from September 1, allows five pounds of sugar through December 31.
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Retail non-depositors of sugar ration certificates last week were reminded by the office of Price Administration that they will have only 30 days from the expiration of Spare Stamp 49 on September 30 in which to transfer the ration evidences to their suppliers.
P. T. Tattersall, sugar rationing representative of the OPA's Pacific Region, San Francisco, at the same time called the attention of depositors to the regulations which provide that their deposits must be completed within 40 days from the expiration of the same stamp.
On the date of expiration of Spare Stamp 49, consumers will have Spare Stamp 51 with which to obtain the regular ration of five pounds of sugar through December 31. Spare Stamp 51 became valid September 1.
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San Francisco
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September 30
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Retail non-depositors of sugar ration certificates were reminded they have only 30 days from the expiration of Spare Stamp 49 on September 30 to transfer the ration evidences to their suppliers. P. T. Tattersall, sugar rationing representative of the OPA's Pacific Region in San Francisco, called attention to regulations requiring depositors to complete deposits within 40 days from the same stamp's expiration. On September 30, consumers will use Spare Stamp 51, valid from September 1, to obtain five pounds of sugar through December 31.