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2)
Application stating publication date of August received in Copyright Office on July 15 and reaches cataloger on July 25; refer.
d.
A case involving daily newspapers should be referred if the date of publication given in the application is later than the date of issue appearing on the copies. It the date of publication precedes the date of issue on the copies by two or three days, a referral should be made.
2.
Place of Publication.
a.
A case submitted on Form A-B Interim should be referred if the country of publication is stated as U.S.A.
3.
Periodical in which Work First Published.
a.
A case submitted on Form BB should be referred unless the application adequately identit1es the particular issue of the periodical in which the contribution was first published, but it is not necessary that the information in this space be complete or ent1rely accurate.
b.
A case submitted on Form KK should be referred under the same circumstances as those described in Item a, above, if the copies accompanying the application are clearly taken from a periodical.
4.
Manufacture. The country of manufacture may be ignored by the cataloger.
G.
Previous Regitration or Pub1ication, and New Matter.
Statements appearing in this line should be ignored as far as referrals are concerned. This is true even when a statement such as "none" appears in the new matter linee. (But see Item II. F. 1. b.(2), above, concerning antedated notices). Similarly, the mere absence of a new matter statement should not be cause for referral. However, if the copy states it is a "reprint," a referral should be made.
H.
U.S. Edition of Foreign Work (Forms A and BB). Statements appearing in this line may be ignored as tar as referrals are concerned. (But see Item II. F. 1. b. (2) above, concerning antedated notices.)
I.
Deposit Account, Corresspondence, and Return Address. These lines be ignored as far as referrals are concerned.
