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The Code of Federal Regulations of the United States of America
bona fide slop chest suppliers, at prices not in excess of the fair and reasonable
level prevailing at the respective domestic ports, only such items and quantities
reflecting past experience of actual requirements. (b) Arrange for delivery on ...
Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) Staff, 1985
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L.S.A., List of C.F.R. Sections Affected
U.S.C. 6'70, this order requires all vessels operated by the National Shipping
Authority under General Agency Agreement 3—19—51, Amendment 8—65, to be
provided with a slop chest subject to all limitations contained in said act. [OPRFL
...
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Code of Federal Regulations
56; 46 U.S.C. 670, this order requires all vessels operated by the National
Shipping Authority under General Agency Agreement 3-19-51, Amendment 8-65,
to be provided with a slop chest subject to all limitations contained in said act. [
OPR-l ...
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Title 46 - Shipping: Maritime Administration Parts 200 - 499
U.S.C. 670, this order requires all vessels operated by the National Shipping
Authority under General Agency Agreement 3-19-51, Amendment 8-65, to be
provided with a slop chest subject to all limitations contained in said act. IOPR-1,
16 FR ...
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Code of Federal Regulations
U.S.C. 670, this order requires all vessels operated by the National Shipping
Authority under General Agency Agreement 3-19-51, Amendment 8-65, to be
provided with a slop chest subject to all limitations contained in said act. [OPR-1,
16 FR ...
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Code of Federal Regulations, Title 46, Shipping, PT. ...
56; 46 U.S.C. 670, this order requires all vessels operated by the National
Shipping Authority under General Agency Agreement 3-19-51, Amendment 8-65,
to be provided with a slop chest subject to all limitations contained in said act. [
OPR-1 ...
Office of the Federal Register (U S ), 2012
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Code of Federal Regulations Title 46, Shipping Parts ...
56; 46 U.S.C. 670, this order requires all vessels operated by the National
Shipping Authority under General Agency Agreement 3-19-51, Amendment 8-65,
to be provided with a slop chest subject to all limitations contained in said act. [
OPR-l ...
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Beyond Kinship: Social and Material Reproduction in House ...
In addition to the local store, business was kept local through the "slop chest."
This consisted of goods, purchased by the captain or mate prior to setting out,
then sold to the crews while at sea. The value of goods bought from the slop
chest ...
Rosemary A. Joyce, Susan D. Gillespie, 2000
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INCIDENTS OF A WHALING VOYAGE
THE SLOP CHEST. 53 deplored among seamen, they have generally a respect
for religion and its observances, It is very gratifying to take a look at the forecastle
upon the Sabbath in pleasant weather. Perfect stillness prevails aboard the ship
...
FRANCIS ALLYN OLMSTED, 1841
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United States Code, 2006, V. 28, Title 43. Public Lands, to ...
Slop chests (a) A vessel to which section 11102 of this title applies shall be
provided with a slop chest containing sufficient clothing for the intended voyage
for each seaman, including — (1) boots or shoes; (2) hats or caps; (3)
underclothing; ...
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Cruising: Off-grid ocean journey
That marked us entering international waters and meant the Slop Chest was open. The Slop Chest (official name: Bonded Store) was a duty-free treasure trove ... «New Zealand Herald, 2月 15»
Commissioner's first visit to South Georgia
The visit included the opportunity to examine current renovation works at the station including the Slop Chest, the whalers' shop, which is currently being ... «MercoPress, 12月 14»
A Passage from Hong Kong
And I could tell when the captain had opened the “Slop Chest,” the onboard store where the Filipinos could buy beer, when they started to sing. One evening I ... «The New York Review of Books, 3月 14»
The Captain of the Port: William A. Richardson
... bent on keeping their port expenses small, by merchants after cheap goods, and by rancheros who bartered their agricultural surplus for 'slop chest' goods.”. «Marinscope Community Newspapers, 5月 13»
