FEDERAL REGISTER VOLUME 8 3 * . 1934 ¿ y NUMBER 130 ' ^ A ìIT E D ^

Washington, Friday, July 2, 1943

The President issued under authority of the W ar Food CONTENTS Administrator on April 13, 1943, is amended by deleting the provisions in THE PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE ORDER 9357 (c) thereof and inserting, in lieu thereof, E xecutive Order: Page T ransferring the F unctions of the P ub­ the following: Public Works Administration, lic W orks Administration to the F ed­ (c) Territorial scope. This order is transfer of functions to eral W orks Administrator applicable to any shipment of Irish pota­ Federal Works Administra­ By virtue of the authority vested in toes from any State or portion thereof tor ______*______- 9041 me by Title I of the First War Powers specified by the Director. Act, 1941, approved December 18, 1941 REGULATIONS AND NOTICES With respect to any violations of said (55 Stat. 838), and as President of the Food Distribution Order No. 49, as Alien P roperty Custodian: United States, it is ordered as follows: amended, rights accrued, or liabilities Crowley, S. James, certificate of 1. All functions, powers, and duties incurred prior to the effective date of appointment______9088 of the Public Works Administration and this amendment, said Food Distribution Vesting orders: of the Commissioner of Public Works, in Order No. 49, as amended, shall be Batzouroff & Cie______9076 the Federal Works Agency, together with deemed to be in full force and effect Bowdoin, Harry W. C______9081 all records, property (including office for the purpose of sustaining any proper Camplese, Maria______9074 equipment, contracts, and other assets), suit, action, or other proceeding with Christian, Jacob E ______9081 and personnel of the Public Works Ad­ respect to any such violation, right, or Doerfert, Helen Ward______9078 ministration, and the unexpended bal­ liability. Donnini, Adelmo______9078 ances of the appropriations, allocations, This order shall become effective as Eckert, Peter______9080 or other funds available or to be made of 12:01 a. m., e. w. t„ July 1,1943. Greisert, Marie______9081 available for the exercise and perform­ (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322) 8 F.R. Harrah, Georgina Balfour____ 9082 ance of the said functions, powers, and 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423) Heinze, Clara______9079 duties, are hereby transferred to the Hessling, Johanna______9082 office of the Federal Works Administra­ Issued this 30th day pf June 1943. Hildebrand, John and Mary__ 9075 tor, and such functions, powers, and du­ P aul A. P orter, Hofer, Berta______9083 ties shall be administered by or under the Acting War Food Administrator. Hofmeister, Gustav Otto direction and supervision of the Federal R ichard______9077 [F. R. Doc. 43-10613; Filed, July 1, 1943; Works Administrator: Provided, that 11:59 a. m.] Holderried, Alfred______9083 any personnel found by the Federal Horn, Eliza, and Margaretha Works Administrator to be in excess of Seitz______9073 the personnel necessary for the admin­ [FDO 27-2, Arndt. 1] K. Samura Shoten, Ltd. (2 istration of such functions, powers, and documents)______9072,9073 P art 1410—Livestock and Meats duties shall be retransferred under exist­ Kiyono, Tsukasa______9080 ing law to other positions in the Gov­ BEEF AND PORK QUOTAS Maierle, Augusta______9083 ernment or separated from the service. Pursuant to the provisions of Food Mazzuca, John______9084 2. This order shall become effective on Distribution Order No. 27 (8 F.R. 2785, Parker, W. W______9084 July 1, 1943. 4227, 5700, 7739, 8795) and to effectuate Pasca, Antonio______9084 F ranklin D R oosevelt the purposes of such order, Food Dis­ Pass & Co______9074 T he W hite House, tribution Order No. 27-2 (8 F.R. 7185) Pirondini, Maria Scaramel- June 30, 1943. is amended as follows: lini______9077 Rinker, Ehielia C______9085 [P. R. Doc. 43-10601; Piled, July 1, 1943; 1. By amending § 1410.10 (b) thereof 11:31 a. m.] to read as follows: * Schlaf, Alfred Daniel______9085 Schroeder, Caroline___^__- __ 9085 (b) Swine quotas. The swine quota Seilern, Antoinette______9086 Regulations for each local slaughterer for each month Sidenstucker, W illiam and shall be 85 percent of (1) the total live Henry______9074 weight of swine which he slaughtered in Societe Anonyme des Usines TITLE 7—AGRICULTURE v the corresponding month of 1941, or (2) Renault______9072 Chapter XI—War Food Administration any other quota base for swine estab­ Staple Fiber Corp______9076 lished for such slaughterer for such pe­ Stegmuller, Wilhelmina_____ 9086 [FDO 49, Amdt. 2] riod under the provisions of Food Dis­ Struve, August W ______9086 P art 1405— F ruits and Vegetables tribution Order No. 27. Swift, Louise M______9087 RESTRICTIONS RELATIVE TO IRISH POTATOES 2. By adding the following new pro­ Wollschlaeger, Daniel______9087 Zernetsch, Lena__,______9088 Food Distribution Order No. 49, as vision: amended (8 F.R. 4859, 5700), § 1405.4, (Continued on next page) (Continued on next page) 9041 9042 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943

CONTENTS—Continued CONTENTS—Continued

Office of P rice Administration— War Production Board: Page Continued. Page Abrasive, manufactured crude, FEDEMÖpEGISTER Gasoline rationing (RO 5C, Am. and abrasive grain (M- '»3« .

(a) Every person required by § 1460.5 Food Distribution Order No. 32, shall file to: Chief, Fats and Oils Branch, Food (e) (1) of Food Distribution Order 39, on or before the 15th day of the pre­ Distribution Administration, War Food to file War Production Board Form ceding month an application for such Administration, Washington, D. C., Ref: PD-600, shall file, in lieu thereof, three authorization on Form FDA-478, with FD-36. copies of Form FDA-478 (“Consumers’ respect to the following: (d) This order shall become effective Application for Delivery and Use”). (i) Delivery of 40 pounds or less of on the 1st day of July 1943. Every person filing such form shall a t­ castor oil to any one consumer. tach to the three copies thereof one (ii) Delivery to any person for use or (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R. properly prepared copy of Form FDA- resale for use as castor oil for medicinal 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; FDO 36, 477 „(“Suppliers’ Authorization to De­ purposes. 8 F.R. 3480) liver”) for each supplier named on Form (c) Every producer of castor oil Issued this 30th day of June 1943. FDA-478. required by § 1460.4 (e) (2) or Food Dis­ C. W. K itchen, (b) Every producer desiring authori­ tribution Order No. 32 to file W ar Pro­ zation to deliver a specified maximum duction Board Form PD-601 shall file, in Acting Director of Food Distribution. quantity of tung oil in any month, pur­ lieu thereof, one copy of Form FDA-476. [F. R. Doc. 43-10610; Filed, July 1, 1943; suant to the provisions of § 1460.5 (d) Every such producer shall show in item 11:58 a. m.] of Food Distribution Order 39, shall file 3 of Form FDA-476 the quantity deliv­ an application for such authorization ered during the preceding month for use on Form FDA-478, on or before the 15th or resale for use as castor oil for me*dic- [FDO 31-1] day of the preceding month. inal purposes, separately from the quan­ P art 1460—F ats and Oils (c) Every producer of tung oil re­ tity delivered in lots., of 40 pounds or quired by § 1460.5 of Food Distribution less for uses other than medicinal. oiticica OIL (d) The reporting requirements of this Order 39, to file War Production Board Pursuant to the authority vested in me order have been approved by the Bureau Form PD-601 shall file, in lieu thereof, by Food Distribution Order No. 31, dated of the Budget in accordance with the one copy of Form FDA-476. March 19, 1943 (8 F.R, 3471), and to ef­ Federal Reports Act of 1942. (d) The reporting requirements of fectuate the purposes of such order: It (e) All reports required hereunder and this order have been approved by the is hereby ordered, As follows: Bureau of the Budget in accordance with all requests for report forms shall, unless the Federal Reports Act of 1942. otherwise directed, be addressed to: § 1460.23 Applications for delivery, (e) All reports required hereunder Chief, Fats and Oils Branch, Food Dis­ acceptance of delivery, use, or processing and all requests for report forms shall, tribution Administration, War Food Ad­ of oiticica oil. (a) Every person re­ unless otherwise directed, be addressed ministration, Washington, D. C., Ref: quired by § 1460.6 (e) (1) of Food Distri­ to: Chief, Fats and Oils Branch, Food FD-32. bution Order No. 31 to file W ar Produc­ Distribution Administration, War Food (f) This order shall become effective tion Board Form PD-600, shall file, in Administration, Washington, D. C., Ref.: on the 1st day of July 1943. lieu thereof, three copies of Form FDA- 478 (“Consumers’ Application for Deliv­ FD-39. (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R. ery and Use”) . Every person filing such (f) This order shall become effective 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; FDO 32, 8 on the 1st day of July, 1943. * form shall attach to the three copies F.R. 3473) thereof one properly prepared copy of (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R. Issued this 30th day of June 1943. Form FDA-477 (“Suppliers’ Authoriza­ 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F J t. 5423; FDO 39, C. WT K itchen, tion to Deliver”) for each supplier named 8 F.R. 3482) Acting Director of Food Distribution. on Form FDA-478. Issued this 30th day of June 1943. (b) Every producer desiring authoriza­ [F. R. Doc. 43-10606; Filed, July 1, 1943; tion to deliver a specified maximum C. W. K itchen, 11:58 a. m.] quantity of oiticica oil in any month, Acting Director of Food Distribution. pursuant to the provisions of § 1460.6 (d) [F. R. Doc. 43-10608; Filed, July t, 1943; of Food Distribution Order No. 31, shall 11:58 a. m.] , [FDO 36-1] file an application for such authorization on Form FDA-478, on or before the 15th P art 1460— F ats and Oils day of the preceding month. [FDO 32-1] CASHEW NOT SHELL LIQUID (c) Every producer of oiticica oil re­ quired by § 1460.6 (e) (2) of Food Dis­ P art 1460— F ats and Oils Pursuant to the authority vested in tribution Order No. 31 to file W ar Pro­ me by Food Distribution Order 36, dated castor on. duction Board Form PD-601 shall file, in March 19, 1943 (8 F.R. 3480), and to lieu thereof, one copy of Form FDA-476. Pursuant to the authority vested in effectuate the purposes of such order; (d) Reporting requirements of this me by Food Distribution Order No. 32, It is hereby ordered, As follows: order have been approved by the Bureau dated March 19, 1943- (8 F.R. 3473), and § 1460.24 Applications for acceptance of the Budget in accordance with the to effectuate the purposes of such order; of delivery, or use of cashew nut shell Federal Reports Act of 1942. It is hereby ordered, As follows: liquid, (a) Every person required by (e) All reports required hereunder § 1460.22 Applications for delivery, § 1460.12 (b) of Food Distribution Order and all requests for report forms shall, acceptance of delivery, use, blending, or 36, to file War Production Board Form unless otherwise directed, be addressed processing of castor oil. (a) Every per­ .PD-271 shall file, in lieu thereof, three to: Chief, Fats and Oils Branch, Food son required by § 1460.4 (e) (1) of Food copies of Ford FDA-478 (“Consumers’ Distribution Administration, War, Food Distribution Order No. 32 to file War Application for Delivery and Use”). Administration, Washington, D. C., Ref: Production Board Form PD-600, shall Every person filing such form shall a t­ FD-31. file, in lieu thereof, three copies of Form tach to the three copies thereof one (f) This order shall become effective FDA-478 (“Consumers’ Application for properly - prepared copy of Form FDA on the 1st day of July, 1943. ' 477 (“Suppliers’ Authorization to De­ Delivery and Use”) . Every person filing (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R. liver”) for each supplier named on Form such form shall attach to the three 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; FDO 31, FDA-478. copies thereof one properly prepared 8 F.R. 3471) copy of Form FDA-477 (“Suppliers’ Au­ (b) The reporting requirements of thorization to Deliver”) for each sup­ this qfder have been approved by the-> Issued this 30th day of June, 1943. plier named on Form FDA-478. Bureau of the Budget in accordance^ with C. W. K itchen, (b) Every producer desiring authoriza­ the Federal Reports Act of 1942. Acting Director of Food Distribution. tion to deliver a specified maximum (c) All reports required hereunder quantity of castor oil in any month, pur­ and all requests for report forms shall, [F. R. Doc. 43-10609; Filed, July 1, 1943; suant to the provisions of § 1460.4 (d) of unless otherwise directed, be addressed 11:59 a. m.] 9044 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943

TITLE 13—BUSINESS CREDIT Seventh, That the Corporation shall Division of the Federal Register, May 27, Chapter I—Reconstruction Finance have existence until dissolved by Recon­ 1943), shall be effective on July 1,1943. Corporation struction Finance Corporation or by Act (R.S. 161; 5 U.S.C. 22) of Congress. Charter of P etroleum R eserves Eighth, That the stockholder shall not [seal] W. R. J ohnson, Corporation be liable for the debts, contracts, or en­ Commissioner of Customs. Reconstruction Finance Corporation gagements of the Corporation except to Approved: June 29, 1943. hereby declares: the extent of unpaid stock subscriptions. Herbert E. Gaston, First, that pursuant to the authority Ninth, That the affairs and business Acting Secretary of the Treasury. contained in section 5d of the Recon­ of the Corporation shall be managed by [F. R. Doc. 43-10519; Piled, June 30, 1943; struction Finance Corporation Act, as a board of directors who shall be ap­ 12:33 p. m.] amended, at the request of the Secretary pointed by Reconstruction Finance Cor­ of Commerce, with the approval of the poration pursuant to the provisions of President, there has been created a cor­ this Charter and the By-Laws of the TITLE 31—MONEY AND FINANCE: poration under the name of Petroleum Corporation. Reserves Corporation (hereinafter re­ TREASURY Tenth, That this Charter and the By- ferred to as the “Corporation”). Chapter II—Fiscal Service Second, that the location of the prin­ Laws, may be amended at any time by cipal office of the Corporation shall be Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Subchapter A—Bnreau of Accounts in the City of Washington, District of In witness whereof, Reconstruction [1943 Dept. Circ. 714J] Columbia. Finance Corporation has caused this Third, that the objects and purposes Charter to be signed by its executive of­ P a r t 212—P a y m e n t T h r o u g h D e p o s i t a r y of the Corporation shall be to buy or ficer, Vice-Chairman of its Board of Di­ B a n k s o f F u n d s W i t h h e l d a s T a x e s i n otherwise acquire reserves of crude pe­ rectors, attested by its Secretary, and A c c o r d a n c e W i t h t h e P r o v is io n s o f troleum from sources outside the United has caused its seal to be hereunto af­ t h e C u r r e n t T a x P a y m e n t A c t o f 1943 States, including the purchase or acqui­ fixed this 30th day of June 1943. Pursuant to section 10 of the Act of sition of stock in corporations owning [seal! R econstruction F inance June 11, 1942 (56 Stat. 356; 12 U.S.C., such reserves or interests therein, and to Corporation, Sup. 2, 265) and section 1631 of the In­ store, transport, produce, process, manu­ By H. A. Mulligan, ternal Revenue Code, as added by the facture, sell, market, and otherwise dis­ Current Tax Payment Act of 1943 (Pub­ Vice-Chairman. pose of such crude petroleum and the lic Law 68, approved June 9, 1943), the products derived therefrom; and the Attest: following regulations governing the pay­ Corporation shall have the power and A. J . Hobson, ment through depositary banks of funds authority to do and perform all acts and Secretary. withheld as taxes are hereby prescribed: things whatsoever necessary thereto, in­ Sec. cluding, but without limitation, the [P. R. Doc. 43-10559; Piled, June 30, 1943; 2:33 p. m.] 212.1 Instructions of Commissioner of In­ power to borrow money and issue its ternal Revenue relative to payment secured or unsecured obligations there­ of taxes. for; to adopt and use a corporate seal; 212.2 Authority to use insured banks as to make contracts; to sue and be sued; depositaries of public money. 212.3 Authority to use Government deposi­ and to construct and operate outside the TITLE 19—CUSTOMS DUTIES taries in connection with payment United States such refineries, pipe lines, of taxes. Chapter I—Bureau of Customs storage tanks and other facilities as are 212.4 Designation of Government deposi­ necessary in connection with carrying [T.D. 50386] taries in connection with payment of taxes. out the objects and purposes of the Cor­ P art 1— Customs Districts and P orts 212.5 Qualification of Government deposi­ poration as above stated. taries in connection with payment Fourth, that the Corporation, includ­ PORTS AT W HICH MARINE DOCUMENTS MAY oi taxes. ing its franchise, its capital, reserves, BE ISSUED 212.6 Accounts, forms and procedure of depositaries for withheld taxes. surplus, income and assets shall be ex­ J une 29,1943. 212.7 Provision for offsetting costs of de­ empt from all taxation now or hereafter positaries for withheld taxes. imposed by the United States, or any Section 1.1 of the Customs Regulations 212.8 Termination of the qualification of dependency or possession thereof, or by of 1943 (19 C. F. R. 1.1) is hereby amended a depositary for withheld taxes. as follows: 212.9 Treatment by collectors of internal any state, county, municipality or local revenue of withheld taxes received taxing authority except that any real § 1.1 Customs collection districts and by depositaries. property owned by the Corporation shall ports, ’ * * * 212.10 Functions of Federal Reserve Banks, be subject to state, county, municipal or The port of Hyder, in the district of regarding withheld taxes. 212.11 Amendment of regulations. local taxation to the same extent accord­ Alaska (No. 31), and the port of Province- ing to its value as other real property is town, in the district of Massachusetts Auth o rity: §§ 212.1 to 212.11, Inclusive, is­ taxed. sued under 56 Stat. 356; 12 U.S.C. 265; Pub. (No. 4 ), are not ports at which marine Law 68, 78th Cong. Fifth, that the Corporation shall be an documents may be issued, and the as­ instrumentality of the United States terisk preceding the name of each is § 212.1 Instructions of Commissioner Government, shall ba entitled to the free hereby deleted. of Internal Revenue relative to payment use of the United States mails, and shall The following ports are ports at which of taxes. The Commissioner of Internal in all other respects be possessed of the marine documents may be issued and an Revenue has issued Circular WT, dated June 1943 * with reference to the collect privileges and immunities that are con­ asterisk is hereby inserted before the tion of income tax at source on wages, , ferred upon the Reconstruction Finance name of each : in which employer’s duties under the Corporation under the Reconstruction Dist. No. and name of dist.: Ports of entry provisions of the Current Tax Payment Finance Corporation Act, as amended. 23 Laredo------Brownsville. Sixth, that the total authorized capital 4 Massachusetts___ Plymouth 1 Sections 212.1 to 212.11, inclusive, corre­ stock of the Corporation shall be one 7 St. Lawrence------Cape Vincent. spond respectively with sections 2 to 12, in­ million dollars ($li000,000). Such stock 30 Washington______Port Townsend. clusive, of Treasury Department Circular No. shall be of one class, shall have a par 37 Wisconsin------Milwaukee. 714, dated June 25, 1943. 2 Copies may be obtained by addressing the value of $100 per share, and shall be The foregoing amendment to the Cus­ nearest Collector of Internal Revenue, re­ issued for cash only. toms Regulations of 1943 (filed with the questing Circular WT. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, Ju ly 2, 1943 9045

Act of 1943 are explained. The circular § 212.2 of this jpart, are hereby desig­ § 212.6 Accounts, forms, and proce­ contains, in part, the following informa­ nated, subject to the provisions of this dure of depositaries for withheld taxes. tion: part, as depositaries and financial agents Each depositary shall open and maintain 19. Payment of tax. It will be the duty of the Government for receiving from on its books a special account entitled of every employer who withheld more than employers or other persons, hereinafter “Withheld Taxes” in the name of the $100 during the month to pay, within 10 referred to as employers, funds withheld Federal Resérve bank of the district in days after the close of each calendar month, as taxes pursuant to the Current Tax which the depositary is located, as fiscal to a depositary and financial agent authorized Payment Act of 1943; Provided, That no agent of the United States. Such Fed­ by the Secretary of the Treasury to receive insured bank shall perform any of the eral Reserve bank will hereinafter be deposits of withheld taxes, pursuant to sec­ acts covered by this designation until it referred to as the Federal Reserve bank. tion 1631 of the Internal Revenue Code as To this special account on the books of added by the Current Tax Payment Act of has qualified so to act in the manner 1943, all funds withheld as taxes during that herein pregcribed. the depositary shall be credited all with­ calendar month. (All banks insured by the Banking institutions which have here­ held taxes received by the depositary Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation are tofore been designated as depositaries from employers. eligible to qualify as depositaries and financial and financial agents of the Government Deposits in the special account will agents.) On or before the last day of the for the performance of certain classes be permitted to accumulate until a bal­ month following the close of each quarter of of fiscal duties will be required to qualify ance af $5,000 is reached, at which time each calendar year, every employer shall make the depositary must remit, not later than a return on Form W -l to the collector of his under the terms of this part in order to district, covering the aggregate amount of act as Depositaries for Withheld Taxes. the following business day, the entire taxes withheld during that quarter, and at­ Incorporated banks or trust companies balance to the Federal Reserve bank for tach to such return, as payment for the taxes located in the territories and insular pos­ credit to the account of the Treasurer shown thereon, receipts in the form approved sessions of the United States, which are of the United States. Remittances to by the Secretary of the Treasury, issued by not insured banks within the meaning the Federal Reserve bank, however, are the authorized depositary and financial agent of section 10 of the Act approved June not required to be made more frequently evidencing the payment of funds withheld as than once each day. The entire balance taxes: Provided, however, That for taxes 11,1942, but which are otherwise eligible withheld during the last month of the quar­ for designation as depositaries or finan­ in' the special account on the last busi­ ter the employer may, at his election, in lieu cial agents of the United States, may be ness day in each month, regardless of of this method of payment, include with his specifically designated by the Secretary the size of the balance, must be remitted return direct remittance to the collector for of the Treasury under other applicable to the Federal Reserve bank not later the amount of the. taxes withheld during statutes governing depositaries outside than the following business day. Each such last month of the quarter, The employer of the continental United States, to act remittance to the Federal Reserve bank may obtain from his local bank the names as depositaries for withheld taxes upon must be accompanied by the first car­ and locations of the nearby depositaries and financial agents authorized to receive de­ qualification substantially in accordance bon copies of the depositary receipts for posits of withheld taxes. A list of the deposi­ with the provisions of §'212.5 hereof. withheld taxes, issued by the depositary taries and financial agents will be furnished Applications for such designation should as hereinafter provided, with regard to each bank by the Federal Reserve Bank of be transmitted to the Federal Reserve the funds constituting the remittance. the District. bank of the district through which clear­ When a remittance to the Federal Re­ § 212.2 Authority to use insured banks ances and settlements for the account of serve bank is made, it is essential that as depositaries of public money. Section the Treasurer of the United States are the accompanying depositary receipts be 10 of the Act approved June 11, 1942 customarily made. in the exact aggregate amount of such (56 Stat. 356; 12 U.S.C., Sup. n , 265), § 212.5 Qualification of Government remittance and that they relate exclu­ provides in part as follows: depositaries in connection with payment sively to the withheld' taxes thus re­ mitted. All remittances must be made All insured banks designated for that pur­ of taxes. Any designated bank which desires to qualify, under the terms of this in funds immediately available at the pose by the Secretary of the Treasury shall Federal Reserve bank point. be depositaries of public money of the United part, for receiving from employers funds States * * * and the Secretary is hereby withheld as taxes pursuant to the Cur­ The depositaries will receive through authorized to deposit public money in such rent Tax Payment Act of 1943, should the federal Reserve Banks more detailed depositaries, under such regulations as may apply for qualification through the Fed­ information regarding the procedure to be prescribed by the Secretary: and they may be followed in connection with the re­ alsd be employed as financial agents of the eral Reserve bank of the district in which the insured bank is located. Such ap­ mittance of, and accounting for, with­ Government; and they shall perform all such held taxes received by the depositaries reasonable duties, as depositaries of public plication shall be made on Application- money and financial agents of the Govern­ Agreement, Depositary for Withheld under the provisions of this part. ment as may be required of them * * •. Taxes (Form No. 411) shown as Exhibit The depositary shall issue to each em­ A of this part.3 Copies of this form and ployer for each payment of withheld § 212.3 Authority to use Government instructions regarding the application taxes received by the depositary from depositaries in connection with payment may be obtained from the Federal Re­ such employer a Depositary Receipt for of taxes. Section 1631 of the Internal serve bank. No designated bank which Withheld Taxes (Form No. 410), herein­ Revenue Code as added by the Current has made application for qualification after referred to as the depositary re­ Tax Payment Act of 1943 provides as shall act as a Government depositary ceipt. The prescribed form of deposi­ follows: and financial agent under the terms of tary receipt is shown as Exhibit B of this The Secretary may authorize incorporated this part until it receives from the Fed­ part. All depositary receipts issued banks or trust companies which are deposi­ eral Reserve bank notice of approval of must be in this form and no other. Each taries or financial agents of the United States the application. Upon receipt of such depositary receipt will be executed by to receive any taxes under this chapter in.such notice each designated bank is hereby the depositary in triplicate and disposi­ manner, at such times, and under such con­ authorized to receive funds withheld as tion of the original and copies shall be ditions as he may prescribe; and he shall made by the depositary as follows: prescribe the manner, times and conditions taxes pursuant to section 1622 of the under which the receipt of such taxes by Internal Revenue Code, as added by the Original: delivered to the employer to evi­ such depositaries and financial agents is to Current Tax Payment Act of 1943. De­ dence the payment of withheld taxes to the be treated as payment of such taxes to the positaries and financial agents qualified depositary; collectors. pursuant to the terms of this part will be First copy: forwarded to the Federal Re­ serve bank at the time the funds represented § 212.4 Designation of Government known as “Depositaries for Withheld by the receipt are remitted to the Federal depositaries in connection with payment Taxes” and will hereinafter be referred Reserve bank; of taxes. All incorporated insured to as depositaries. Second copy: retained by the depositary, banks, within the meaning of section 10 as its record of the payment of the with­ of the Act of June 11,1942, referred to in * Filed as part of the original document. held taxes by the employer to the depositary. 9046 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943

Supplies of the printed form of deposi­ Federal Reserve bank, in safekeeping The Secretary of the Treasury, upon tary receipt will be furnished to, or pro­ while the depositary is qualified for re­ notification through the Federal Reserve cured by, each depositary, and will be ceiving payments of withheld taxes. banks, may terminate at anytime the controlled, under instructions issued Under the other method, the Treasury qualification of any depositary for with­ through the Federal Reserve bank. will agree to place with the depositary held taxes. Likewise, any depositary for The depositary will not be required to a balance to the credit of the Treasurer withheld taxes may terminate its quali­ accept from employers, as payment of of the United States, provided that such fication upon 30 days’ notice to the Sec­ withheld taxes, funds which are not im­ balance will be used by the depositary retary of the Treasury, through the mediately available to the depositary at for the purchase of an equal amount of Federal Reserve bank. Upon termina­ the time of such payment. Treasury 2% depositary bonds. Such bonds will tion of the qualification of a depositary Notes, Tax Series, or other public debt be issued in the name of the Federal the amount x»f 2% depositary bonds pur­ securities of the United States, will not Reserve bank as fiscal agent of the chased by it pursuant to these regula­ be accepted by depositaries from employ­ United States, in trust for the depositary, tions will be redeemed on not less than ers as payment of withheld taxes under and will be held as collateral security 30 days’ or more than 60 days’ notice this part. Each depositary receipt will for such deposit balance. by the Secretary of the Treasury. be dated as of the day the funds are The amount of 2% depositary bonds credited in the special account “With­ which the depositary will be permitted § 212.9 Treatment by collectors of held Taxes” in the name of the Federal to purchase under either of the alterna­ internal revenue of withheld taxes re­ Reserve bank as fiscal agent of the United tive methods will be in proportion to the ceived by depositaries. The receipt of States. business transacted under this part, as withheld taxes by depositaries shall be The original and Federal Reserve bank set forth in the attached schedule of treated as payment of such taxes to col­ copy of each depositary receipt must be 2% depositary bond allotments and lectors of internal revenue upon the signed by a duly authorized officer or Treasury balances (Exhibit C).* filing of the return for the withheld employee acting on behalf of the deposi­ In case an insured bank qualifies as taxes and the presentation therewith to tary. This signature may be in any one a depositary for withheld taxes on or such collectors of properly executed de­ of the following forms: (1) a manual before July 31, 1943, its initial 2% de­ positary receipts. Collectors of internal signature of a duly authorized officer or positary bond allotment or Treasury bal­ revenue will promptly deposit all such employee followed by the title of such ance under the method elected by the de­ depositary receipts as internal revenue officer or employee; (2) a rubber stamp positary will be calculated on the basis collections with the Federal Reserve impression containing the name of the of the business transacted under this bank of the district in which the col­ depositary supported by the manual part by the depositary during the month lector’s head office is located. Each such initial of the receipting officer or em­ of August 1943. The same general rule deposit shall be accompanied by an ap­ ployee and followed by his title; (3) fac­ will be applied in the case of insured propriate certificate of deposit which simile or rubber stamp impression sig­ banks qualifying during each month shall not include any other class of nature of a duly authorized officer over after July 1943. For example, in the remittances. his official title, supported by the manual case of an insured bank qualifying as a In any case in which a depositary re­ initial of such officer or the employee re­ depositary during the month of August ceipt is received by a Federal Reserve ceiving the deposit; or (4) a facsimile 1943, the initial 2% depositary bond al­ bank and it is determined that the em­ or rubber stamp impression signature of lotment or Treasury balance will be ployer failed to pay to the depositary a duly authorized employee over his offi­ based upon the business such depositary the amount stated therein, the Federal cial title, supported by the manual initial transacts under this part during the Reserve banks may return such item to of such employee. All initials or manual month of September 1943. the collector of internal revenue, under signatures should be in ink. Appropriate adjustments in 2% de­ procedure prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury. In the event the original of a de­ positary bond allotments or Treasury positary receipt is lost, stolen, or de­ balances will be considered periodically § 212.10 Functions of Federal Reserve stroyed before it is forwarded to a col­ on the basis of fluctuations in the Banks regarding withheld taxes. In lector of internal revenue, the employer business transacted after the initial al­ accordance with instructions from the concerned will be issued a duplicate re­ lotments or Treasury balances are estab­ Secretary of the Treasury, the Federal ceipt upon proper application and the lished. The first of such adjustments Reserve banks, as fiscal agents of the submission of required evidence to the will be made at the close of the three- United States, will perform the following Federal Reserve bank of the district in month period of operations of a deposi­ functions: which the depositary which issued the tary after its initial allotment or The Federal Reserve banks will receive original receipt is located. Such issuance Treasury balance is established. There­ from depositaries remittances of with­ of duplicate receipts will be governed by after, appropriate adjustments will be held taxes and from collectors of in­ requirements and procedure to be pre­ made at the close of each six-month ternal revenue depositary receipts for scribed by the Secretary of the Treasury. period ending on June 30 and December appropriate credit and clearance in the § 212.7 Provision for offsetting costs of 31. The adjustments will be considered account of the Treasurer of the United depositaries for withheld taxes. For the on the basis of the average business States. purpose of offsetting additional costs in­ transacted monthly during the period The Federal Reserve banks will main­ curred by depositaries in receiving from under review, in relation to the schedule tain such records and perform such employers payments' of withheld taxes of 2% depositary bond allotinents and other functions as may be necessary for and remitting the funds thus collected to Treasury balances then in effect. A de­ the purpose of: (a) Determining that Federal Reserve banks as required herein, positary will be permitted to change the required copies of depositary re­ two alternative methods are provided by from one alternative method to the other ceipts are received from the depositaries which a depositary may purchase 2% on the adjustment dates of June 30 and in support of all remittances by such December 31. depositary bonds issued pursuant to De­ depositaries of withheld taxes; and (b) partment Circular No. 660, First Supple­ Matters concerning the allotment of properly balancing or matching the de­ ment. 2% depositary bonds under the terms of positary receipts deposited by the collec­ Under one method, the depositary will this part will be handled by the Treasury tors of internal revenue with the corre­ be permitted to purchase 2% depositary Department through the Federal Reserve sponding copies of the depositary receipts banks. bonds with its own funds. Such bonds received from the depositaries, in order will be issued in the name of the Federal * § 212.8 Termination of the qualifica­ to prove or reconcile credits allowed em­ Reserve bank as fiscal agent of the tion of a depositary for withheld taxes. ployers by the collectors of internal rev­ United States in trust for the depositary, enue with the depositaries’ remittances and will be required to be held by such * Filed as part of the original document. of withheld taxes. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943 9047

The Federal Reserve banks will per­ so far as the same may be inconsistent b. On or before August 1, 1943, every form such additional functions relating with, the provisions hereof. shipyard and rated subcontractor to to withheld taxes, including the rendi­ (c) This order shall take effect July which copies of Preference Rating Order tion of reports, as may be required by 1, 1943. P-14-b have been issued or extended shall the Secretary of the Treasury. Issued this 30th day of June 1943. return all such copies of Preference R at­ The Federal Reserve banks are aif W ar P roduction B oard, ing Order P-14-b to War Production thorized to utilize the facilities of their Board, Shipbuilding Division, Washing­ branches in performing the functions B y J . J oseph W helan, required under this part. Recording Secretary. ton, D. C. c. After August 1, 1943, no shipyard to § 212.11 Amendment of regulations. [F. R. Doc. 43-10558; Filed, June 30, 1943; 2:23 p. m.] which a copy of Preference Rating Order The Secretary of the Treasury may P-14-b was issued shall apply or extend withdraw or amend at any time or from any preference rating which was assigned time to time any or all provisions of this thereby or any rerating thereof. Rated part. P art 951—Material and E quipment E n­ subcontractors and suppliers, however, [seal] Henry Morgenthau, Jr., tering- I nto the Construction of may continue to extend such ratings in Secretary of the Treasury. Shipw ays the manner and subject to the conditions [F. R. Doc. 43-10593; Filed, July 1, 1943, [Amendment of Revocation of Preference provided in Priorities Regulation No. 3. 10:35 a. m.] Rating Order P-14-a] . Issued this 30th day of June 1943. The order of revocation of Preference ' W ar P roduction B oard, Rating Order P-14-a, issued June 25, By J . J oseph W helan, TITLE 32—NATIONAL DEFENSE 1943, is hereby amended to read as Recording Secretary. Chapter IX—War Production Board follows: [F. R. Doc. 43-10575; Filed, June 30, 1943; Section 951.1 Preference Rating Order 5:09 p. m.] Snbchapter B—Executive Vice Chairman P-14-a, is hereby revoked, as follows: Au th o r ity: Regulations in this subchapter a. No new copy of Preference Rating issued under P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; WPJB. Reg. 1, 7 FR . 561; E.O. 9024, 7 Order P -14-a shall hereafter be issued F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 FR'. 527; E .0 .9125, 7 FR . or addressed to any shipyard or accepted P art 3240—Material for F armstead 2719; sec. 2 (a ), Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as by any shipyard. W iring amended by Pub. Laws 89 and 507, 77th Cong. b. On or before August 1, 1943, every [Arndt. 1 and Ext. 1 of Preference Rating P art 1010— Suspension Orders shipyard and rated subcontractor to Order P-144] which copies of Preference Rating Order [Suspension Order S-357] P -14-a have been issued or extended Section 3240.1 Preference Rating S. & J . PALDER shall return all such copies of Preference Order P-144, is hereby amended as fol­ S. & J. Palder is a partnership which Rating Order P-14-a to War Production lows: operates a service station at 1207 Colum­ Board, Shipbuilding Division, Washing­ 1. Paragraph (c) shall read: bus Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts. ton, D. C. (c) Records. (1) Except as provided During the months of April, May and c. After August 1,1943, no shipyard to' in paragraph (c) (2) hereof, each sup­ June, 1942, and while its regular supplier which a copy of Preference Rating Order plier shall forward to the U. S. D. A. was delivering its full quota, S. & J . P -14-a was issued shall apply or extend County War Board which certified the Palder accepted the delivery of approxi­ any preference rating which was as­ purchaser’s eligibility, a copy, endorsed mately 27,000 gallons of motor fuel in signed thereby or any rerating thereof. by such supplier, of each purchase order excess of the amount it was permitted Rated subcontractors and suppliers, to accept by the provisions of Limitation or contract to which the rating assigned Order L-70. S. & J. Palder received however, may continue to extend such hereby has been applied or extended. these excessive amounts from another ratings in the manner and subject to The U. S. D. A. County W ar Board shall supplier, although it knew that its regu­ the conditions provided in Priorities retain such copy for a period of two lar supplier was delivering motor fuel Regulation No. 3. years for inspection by representatives to it pursuant to an L-70 quota and that Issued this 30th day of June 1943. of the War Production Board. This re­ in all probability its purchases from the W ar P roduction B oard, quirement has been approved by the other supplier were improper. These By J . J oseph W helan, Bureau of the Budget in accordance excess receipts of motor fuel were made Recording Secretary. with the Federal Reports Act of 1942. under such circumstances as to consti­ (2) No supplier is required to forward tute wilful violations of the order. - [F. R. Doc. 43-10574; Filed, June 30, 1943; such copy in the case of sales made to These violations have hampered and 5:09 p. m.] impeded the war effort of the United other suppliers. States by diverting motor fuel in a man­ 2. Paragraph (e) shall read: ner unauthorized by the War Production (e) Communications. All communi­ Board. In view of the foregoing, It is P art 951—Material and E quipment E n ­ hereby ordered, That: tering Into the Construction of Sh ip­ cations concerning this order shall, un­ ways less otherwise directed, be addressed to § 1010.357 Suspension Order No. S- War Food Administration, Washington, [Amendment of Revocation of Preference 357. (a) During each of the months D. C., Ref.: P-144. of July, August, September and October, Rating Order P-14-b] 1943, S. & J. Palder, its successors or as­ 3. Paragraph (g) shall read: signs, shall not accept from any source The order of revocation of Preference Rating Order P-14-b, issued June 25, (g) Expiration date. This order shall the delivery of more than 5000 gallons expire July 31, 1943. of motor fuel, as defined in Limitation 1943, is hereby amended to read as fol­ Order L-70, at its said service station. lows: Issued this 30th day of June 1943. (b) Nothing contained in this order Section 951.2 Preference Rating Order W ar P roduction B oard, shall be deemed to relieve S. & J . Palder, P-14r-b, is hereby revoked, as follows: B y J . J oseph W helan, its successors or assigns, from any re­ a. No new copy of Preference Rating Recording Secretary. striction, prohibition, or provision con­ Order P-14-b shall hereafter be issued or tained in any other order or regulation addressed to any shipyard or accepted by [F. R. Doc. 43-10573; Filed, June 30, 1943; of the War Production Board except in any shipyard. 5:09 p. m.] 9048 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943

Part 1023—J ew el B earings (10) “Use” of a jewel bearing or sub­ (i) That any person may sell such [Conservation Order M-50, as Amended stitute jewel bearing means to mmmt bearings to the person from whom he July 1, 1943] * the jewel bearing in a screw or other originally acquired them; and Whereas, national defense require­ setting, or to incorporate physically the (ii) That a wholesaler or distributor ments have created a shortage of jewel mounted or unmounted bearing in a (but not a supplier) may sell or deliver bearings (as hereafter defined) for the device where its normal bearing surface large ring bearings to persons who will combined needs of defense and private may be subjected to friction from a mov­ use such large ring bearings solely in the account, and the supply of jewel bear­ ing part or object. repair of watches or aeroplane instru­ ings now is and will be insufficient for (11) “Semi-fabricated jewel bearing” ments. defense and essential civilian require­ means any jewel bearing processed be­ (c) Additional restrictions on consum­ ments, unless the supply of jewel bear­ yond the blank stage but on which addi­ ers— (1) Use of vee bearings and large ings and jewel bearing material (as here­ tional processing is necessary before it ring bearings. Unless specifically di­ inafter defined) is conserved and their is ready to be used by a consumer. rected or authorized by the War Pro­ use in certain products manufactured for duction Board, no person shall use vee civilian use is curtailed; and it is neces­ (12) “Finished bearing” means any jewel bearing or substitute jewel bearing bearings or large ring bearings of sap­ sary in the public interest to promote the phire or ruby in the manufacture of any defense of the United States, to conserve which has been processed to a point article other than: the supply and direct the distribution and where it can immediately be used by a (i) "Implements of war” as defined in use thereof. consumer. this order, which are being produced for Now, therefore, it is hereby ordered, (13) “Implements of war” means com­ the Army or the Navy of the United That: bat end products, complete for tactical States, the Maritime Commission, the § 1023.1 Conservation Order M-50— operations (including, but not limited to, War Shipping Administration, or for (a) Definitions. For the purpose of this aircraft, ammunition, armament, weap­ any foreign government pursuant to the order: ons, ships, tanks, and military vehicles), act approved March 11, 1941, entitled (1) “Jewel bearing material” means and any parts, assemblies, and materials “An Act to Promote the Defense of the to be incorporated in any of the forego­ any natural sapphire or ruby of indus­ United States” (Lend-Lease A ct), where ing items. This term does not include the use of vee bearings or large ring trial qifRlity, any synthetic sapphire, facilities or equipment used to manufac­ bearings of sapphire or ruby to the ex­ ruby, or spinel, or any other material of ture the foregoing items. tent employed is required by the latest similar chemical composition and physi­ (b) Restrictions on delivery, process­issue of government specifications (in­ cal properties. Natural spinel is not ing, use, and sale. (1) On and after cluding performance specifications, un­ included. November 2, 1942, each supplier shall set less otherwise directed by the War aside his entire stock, receipts, and pro­ Production Board) applicable to the (2) “Jewel bearing” means any jewel duction of finished jewel bearings, jewel bearing material which has been proc­ contract, subcontract, or purchase or­ bearing material, semi-fabricated jewel der; or such other articles or products essed in any manner for use where fric­ bearings, and blanks as a reserve for the tion occurs, including vees, rings, cups, being produced for any of the foregoing fulfillment of present and future defense services; agencies, or foreign govern­ endstones, pallet stones, roller pins, orders, and such other orders and uses as needles, stylii, cutters, nozzles, supports, ments, as may be from time to time may be authorized from time to time by approved and designated by the War tool bits, and dies. the War Production Board. (3) “Substitute jewel bearing” means Production Board by means of sup­ (2) No supplier shall make deliveries plementary orders: Provided, however, a metal, agate, garnet, glass, or other or withdrawals from such reserve either That no person in the manufacture of bearing designed to replace or to sub­ to his customers or for purposes of his implements of war or other articles or stitute for a large ring bearing or a vee own use, except as authorized by the War products covered by this paragraph (c) bearing of sapphire, ruby, ôr synthetic Production Board. The War Production (1) (i) shall use a vee bearing or a large spinel. Board, will from time to time allocate ring bearing of sapphire or ruby in any the supply of finished jewel bearings, of (4) ' “Large ring bearing” means any place or application where the govern­ semi-fabricated jewel bearings, of blanks, mental contracting agency 30 days or jewel bearing or substitute jewel bearing and of jewel bearing material; and may through which a hole has been pierced more previously has issued a "written specifically direct the manner and quan­ statement to such person permitting the from one parallel face to the other which tities in which deliveries to or by particu­ has the following dimensions: use of a substitute jewel bearing in such lar persons or for particular uses shall be place or application: Provided, further, Outside diameter made or withheld. It may also direct, That any person who uses vee bearings greater than------0.050 inch (1.270 mm.) limit, or prohibit processing of jewel Thickness greater or large ring bearings of sapphire or bearing material, blanks and semi-fabri- ruby, in order to meet performance than------0.012 inch ( .305 mm.) carted jewel bearings. It may also di­ Hole diameter greater specifications in the manufacture of any than------0.006 inch ( .152 mm.) rect, limit, or prohibit deliveries, with­ article or product covered by this para­ drawals from inventories, and particular graph (c) (1) (i), shall furnish such in­ (5) “Vee bearing” means any jewel uses of jewel bearings in the hands of formation with respect to such article or bearing or substitute bearing which has consumers. It may also allocate the product and the specifications applicable a conically shaped cavity in one of the supply of finished substitute jewel bear­ thereto as may be requested from time parallel faces. ings, or any particular kind thereof, in tp time by the War Production Board. (6) ‘ Supplier” means any person who the hands either of suppliers or con­ (ii) Instruments for use in aeroplanes has engaged in the importation or proc­ sumers, and may direct, limit, or prohibit and ships. essing of jewel bearings, substitute jewel deliveries, withdrawals from inventories, (iii) Machine tools. bearings, or jewel bearing material, since and particular uses of substitute jewel (iv) Dial indicator gages, being mech­ January 14, 1942. bearings. Such allocations and direc­ anisms for amplifying and measuring (7) “Consumer” means any person tions will be made to insure the satisfac­ the displacement of a movable contact who uses jewel bearings or substitute tion of the defense requirements of the point, thereby measuring a dimension jewel bearings in the manufacture of any United States, both direct and indirect, or variations from a standard dimen­ article. and they may be made, in the discretion sion, each such gage comprising essen­ (8) “Processing” means manufactur­ of the War Production Board, without tially a case with means for mounting ing, fabricating, polishing, or modifying regard to any preference ratings as­ the indicator, a spindle carrying the con­ in any manner jewel bearing material signed to particular contracts or pur­ tact point, ah amplifying mechanism, a or material designed to substitute there­ chase orders. pointer, and a graduated dial. for. (3) Unless specifically directed or au­ (v) Railroad standard watches, as (9) “Blank” means preparage, rondel, thorized by the War Production Boar,d, such term is used and defined in Order cylinder, or prism made from jewel bear­ no person shall sell or deliver to any L-175 of the War Production Board. ing material for the purpose of fabrica­ person for any purpose vee bearings or (2) Use of substitute bearings. On tion of a jewel bearing but which has large ring bearings of sapphire or ruby, and after 30 days after November not been drilled or formed;- except: 2, 1942, unless specifically directed or FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, Ju ly 2, 1943 9049 authorized by the W ar Production Board, may be prohibited from making or ob­ (4) “Base period” means the period no person shall use jewel bearings of taining further deliveries of, or from beginning July 1, 1940 and ending June any type in the manufacture or repair processing or using, material under pri­ 30, 1941, inclusive. of any article, other than those described ority control and may be deprived of (5) Gauges when referred to in this in paragraph (c) (IX Ci), in any place priorities assistance. • order, are subject to commercial tol­ erances. where it would be practicable, consider­ Issued this 1st day of July 1943. ing performance requirements, to use (b) Restrictions on kinds of cutlery substitute jewel bearings, and in the re­ W ar P roduction B oard, which may be manufactured. No m an­ pair of any such article no person shall By J. J oseph W helan, ufacturer shall process any metal for replace a jewel bearing with a jewel bear­ Recording Secretary. new cutlery which is not of a type defined ing of any type if the bearing being re­ [F. R, Doc. 43-10585; Filed, July 1, 1943; in a schedule in this order. placed can be repaired or if it would be 10:23 a. m.] (c) Restrictions on quantity of cutlery practicable, considering performance re­ produced. No manufacturer shall proc­ quirements, to use a substitute jewel Part 1257—Cutlery ess more metal in the production of any bearing in its place. new cutlery than the amount specified (d ) General exception. The prohibi­ [General Limitation Order L-140-a] for that class of cutlery in the appro­ tions and restrictions contained in this The fulfillment of requirements for thé priate schedule attached to this order, order shall not apply to any jewel bear­ defense of the United States has created (d) Exceptions for military orders. ing which on or after November 2, 1942, a shortage in the supply of metals used In addition to the production permitted without violating any order of the War in the production of cutlery for defense, by paragraph (c) above a manufacturer Production Board, had been physically for private account and for export; and may process sufficient a d d i t i o n a l incorporated in a device in which, with­ the following order is deemed necessary amounts of metal to fill purchase orders out further assemblage, its normal bear­ and appropriate in the public interest or contracts for cutlery to be delivered ing surface was subjected to friction from and to promote the national defense: by him to or for the account of (1) The War Shipping Administra­ a moving part or object. § (e) Appeal. Any person affected by 1257.2 General Limitation Order tion, this order who considers that compliance L-140-a— (a) Definitions. For the pur­ (2) The United States Maritime Com­ therewith would work an exceptional and poses of this order: mission, unreasonable hardship upon him, or that (1) “Cutlery” means any professional (3) The United States Navy (exclud­ it would result in a degree of unemploy­ food processing cutlery, as dëfined in ing purchase orders placed by or for de­ ment which would be unreasonably dis­ Schedule A, any professional kitchen livery to United States Navy Ship’s proportionate compared with the amount cutlery, as defined in Schedule B, any Service Departments or United States of jewel,bearings conserved, or that com­ household kitchen cutlery, as defined in Marine Corps post exchanges for resale pliance with this order would disrupt Schedule C, any household table cut­ by them within the 48 United States and or impair a program of conversion from lery, as defined in Schedule D, any pocket the District of Columbia and not for use non-defense to defense work, may appeal cutlery, as defined in Schedule E, any as equipment). The War Production to the War Production Board by letter scissors, shears and trimmers, as defined Board may specifically authorize on Form or other written communication, in trip­ in Schedule F, any hand hair or fetlock WPB-1319 (formerly PD-556), pursuant licate, setting forth the pertinent facts clippers, as defined in Schedule G, any to an application filed on said Form, the and the reason he considers he is entitled industrial cutlery, as defined in Schedule filling of purchase orders for cutlery for to relief. The War Production Board H, and any hunting or fixed blade sheath delivery to United States Navy Ship’s may thereupon take such action as it knife, any carving sets, any poultry Service Departments or United States deems appropriate. shears, any implement designed or in­ Marine Corps post exchanges for resale (f) Reports. (1) E ach ’supplier shall tended for manicuring, for pedicuring or within but for yse outside the 48 United file with the W ar Production Board, for extracting blackheads, including but States'and the District of Columbia. In Reference M-50, all information required not limited to nail files, nail nippers, nail completing said form supply all infor­ on Form WPB-482 (formerly PD-235) on clippers, pushers, picks, cuticle scissors, mation called for in section I, and in­ or before the datés therein prescribed. cuticle pushers, cuticle clippers and formation called for in parts (a), (d), (2) Each consumer shall file with the cuticle nippers, and any other hand op­ (e) and (f) of section II. Omit parts War Production Board, Reference M-50, erated, fixed or folding, cutting blade or (b) and (c) of section II. In section all information required on Form WPB- fork with a handle or handles of any ma­ in supply information called for in parts 465 (formerly PD-236) on or before the terial attached so as to become an inte­ (1) (A) and (8). Omit information dates therein prescribed. gral part of the implement. “Cutlery” called for in parts (1) (B), (2), (3), (4), (3) Any person producing or offering shall not include any articles of flatware, (5), (b) and (7) of section HI. Form for sale jewel bearing material shall file as defined in Order L-140-b, when issued, WPB-1319 (formerly PD-556) is to be with the War Production Board, Refer­ cr any of the articles subject to Order filed and executed only by the Bureau of ence M-50, all Information required on L-30-d, as amended from time to time, or Naval Personnel, Navy Department, Form WPB-675 (formerly PD-338) on or surgical instruments. Washington, D, C., and if a specific au­ before the dates therein prescribed. (2) “Manufacturer” means any per­ thorization is granted, such authorization (g) Miscellaneous provisions— (1) Ap­ son engaged in the business of fabricat­ will be forwarded to the manufacturer plicability of priorities regulations. This ing or assembling any new cutlery from specified in section I of said form. order and all transactions affected there­ any raw material, purchased parts or (4) The United States Army (exclud­ by are subject to all applicable provi­ previously used or fabricated material, ing purchase orders placed by or for de­ sions of the priorities regulations of the or who performs any hand or mechanical livery to Jnited States Army post ex­ War Production Board, as amended from fabricating or assembling operation on changes for resale by them within the 48 time to time. an article of cutlery. United States and the District of Co­ (2) Communications to War Produce (3) “Process” means the first change lumbia and not for use as equipment). tion Board. All reports required to be by a manufacturer in the form of mate­ The War Production Board may spe­ filed hereunder, and all communications rial (whether raw material, semi or fully cifically authorize on Form WPB-1319 concerning this order, shall, unless other­ fabricated material or finished parts) (formerly PD-556), pursuant to an ap­ wise directed, be addressed to: War Pro­ from that form in which it is received by plication filed on said form, the filing duction Board, Miscellaneous Minerals him, or the first assembly by a manufac­ of purchase orders for cutlery for deliv­ Division, Washington, D. C. Ref.: M-50. turer of material 'which is not changed ery to and use by post exchanges located (3) Violations. Any person who wil­ in form by him. Any manufacturer who in areas designated by the United States fully violates any provision of this order, did not maintain records during the base Army as “staging areas.” In completing or who, in connection with this order, period as to his processing of metals said form supply all information called wilfully conceals a material fact or in terms of weight, but who maintained for in section I, and information called furnishes false information to any de­ records in terms of units of cut­ for in parts (a), (d), (e) and (f) of partment or agency of the United States lery only, may apply all percentages con­ section II. Omit parts (b) and (c) of is guilty of a crime, and upon convic­ tained in this order and schedules in section n. In section III supply infor­ tion may be punished by fine or impris­ terms of units rather than in terms of mation called for in parts (1) (A) and onment. In addition, any such person weight. (8). Omit information called for in No. 130------2 9050 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, Ju ly 2, 1943 parts (1) (B), (2), (3), (4), (5), (b) and ware restricted in paragraph (b) (5) may be punished by fine or imprison­ (7) of section HL Form WPB-1319 (for­ of that order. ment. In addition, any such person merly PD-556) is to be filed and executed (1) Avoidance of excessive inven­ may be prohibited from making or ob­ only by the Army Exchange Service of tories. No manufacturer shall accumu­ taining further deliveries of, or from New York, and if a specific authorization late for use in the production of cutlery processing or using material under pri­ is granted, such authorization will be inventories of raw materials, semi- ority control and may be deprived of forwarded to the manufacturer specified processed materials or finished parts in priorities assistance. in section I of said form. quantities in excess of the minimum (p) Appeals. Any appeal from this (e) Specifications. No manufacturer amount necessary to maintain produc­ order shall be made by filing Form shall process any metal for the produc­ tion as permitted by this order. WPB-1477 (formerly PD-500). tion of any new cutlery which does not (m) Reports. (1) Prior to July 15, (q) Communications. All reports; to conform to the specifications contained 1943, every manufacturer of cutlery be filed hereunder or communications in the applicable schedules in this order shall execute and file in duplicate with concerning this order should be ad­ except that these specifications do not the War Production Board, W a s h in g , dressed to the War Production Board, apply to orders for household table cut­ ton, D. C., Ref: L-140-a, a report as to Consumers Durable Goods Division, lery, pocket cutlery and hunting or fixed the aggregate amount of all metals proc­ Washington, D. C., Ref: L-140-a. blade sheath knives, or orders for other essed by that manufacturer during the cutlery accepted by the manufacturer base period and grouped in accordance Issued this 1st day of July 1943. prior to July 1, 1943: Provided, That with the classes as specified in the defi­ W aR P roduction B oard, stich orders are for the agencies specified nitions contained in the individual By J . J oseph W helan, above in paragraph (d). schedules attached to this order. Man­ Recording Secretary. (f) Metal restrictions. No manufac­ ufacturers who compute their processing turer shall process any metals other Schedule A— P rofessional F ood P rocessing of metals in units in accordance with Cutlery than iron, carbon steel, gold and silver paragraph (a) »(3) of this order may in the production of cutlery, except file such report in units. This report­ Definitions. “Professional food processing (1) Lead for rivets and bolsters for ing requirement has been approved by cutlery” means any hand operated knives, paring knives as provided in Schedule B cleavers, splitters, sharpening steels, beef the Bureau of the Budget in accordance tiers, ham stringers, coring hooks, canning of this order; with the Federal Reports Act of 1942. or pitting spoons, and other hand cutlery (2) Metal for bolsters as provided in (2) Every manufacturer affected by designed for, but not limited to, use in pack­ Schedule D of this order; this order shall execute and file with ing houses, quick-freezing plants, canneries (3) Chromium for plating of house­ the War Production Board, Washington, and dehydrating plants for slaughtering, hold table cutlery and hand hair D. C., Ref.: L-140-a, on or before the cleaning, dressing, boning and otherwise clippers; 10th day of July, 1943, and on or before processing meats, poultry, iish, vegetables, (4) Zinc as provided in Schedule G the 10th day of each calendar month fruits, and other food Stuffs; and also hand and H of this order subject to the re­ cutlery designed for, but not limited to, use thereafter, Form WPB-1600 (formerly in butcher shops and provision markets for strictions contained in the M -ll series, PD-655^. the further processing of meats and other as amended from time to time. (n) Applicability of regulations. This foods. (g) Hardness of knife blades and order and all transactions affected “Pattern” means the outline shape of the sharpening steels. No manufacturer thereby are subject to all applicable pro­ blade of a knife or fork, or the bowl of a shall process any steel for the produc­ visions of the regulations of the W ar spoon, and does not apply to the grind or tion of ; Production Board, as amended from finish of the blade or bowl, or to the type (1) Knife blades for cutlery which of material, finish or color of the handle. time to time, except as provided in “Length” means, unless otherwise speci­ when finished tests less than 45, Rock­ paragraph (j) (2). fied, the dimension of the blade or bowl well C Scale; (o) Violations. Any person who wil­ measured from its tip to the place at which (2) Sharpening steel which when fully violates any provision of this order it enters the handle, plus or minus one- finished tests less than 62, or more than ' or who, in connection with this order, quarter inch. 68, Rockwell C Scale. wilfully conceals a material fact or fur­ Permissible types. No manufacturer shall (h) Cutlery for advertising. No nishes false information to any depart­ process metal in the production of any pro­ manufacturer shall process metal for fessional food processing cutlery except that ment or agency of the United States, is which conforms to the following specifica­ the production of any cutlery which is guilty of a crime and upon conviction tions: designed or intended for distribution free, or for a nominal consideration, in connection with advertising, sales pro­ Maxi­ Maxi­ motion or similar use. mum mum Mini­ (i) Packaging. No manufacturer Description of items number number mum Gauge of of of lengths length metal stock shall package cutlery in such a way as to patterns t>e r in inches indicate an intent to sell two or more pattern pieces as a set to ultimate consumers. Butcher knife. (j) Restrictions on distribution, (l) Not lighter No manufacturer, wholesaler or jobber than . C83" Steak knife (Scimitar shape)... in thickness. shall sell or deliver any item of cutlery Trimming or heading kn ife.....*...... manufactured after June 30, 1942 which Bibbing knife...... Boning knife (Straight blade).!...... is intended for distribution free or for Boning knife (Curved blade)—...... a nominal consideration, in connection Sticking knife...... with ' advertising, sales promotion or Sticking knife (chicken).” ” ! ” ” ” ” Sticking knife (turkey)______.... similar use. Skinning knife______!!!.!!!!!! (2) Notwithstanding the provisions of Pinners knife (p in feath er).!!!!!!!!!!! Sharpening steels...... j applicable regulations of the War Pro­ Pish slitting or gutting knife” . ! ! ! ! ! ! duction Board, no manufacturer shall Fish splitting knife______give any force or effect to any preference Fish sliming knife____ ...!.!!!!!!!! Fish filet knife______!.!.!.!!!!!! ratings, no matter how assigned, ac­ Clam-knife______!.!.!!!!!! companying orders for cutlery which Oyster knife______!.!.!!!!!!!!!! Scallop knife...... !!!!"_!!!! require the shipment of less than his Sponge or fisherman’s sheath knife.!! regular standard package of that item Ham stringer______of cutlery. Beef tier...... Fruit canning knife (Cahfornia type). (k) Partial revocation of L-140. On Canning kDife (California type)...... Tomato knife...... and after July 1, 1943, the restrictions Beet topping knife...... contained in L-140 are hereby super­ Pitting spoon______Tomato spoon___ ...... _!’ seded and L-140 is hereby revoked in Coring h o o k ...... ___ !.””!_”! so far as it applies to the production of Cleavers...... _____ -...... ”””””! any cutlery other than silver plated flat­ Splitters...... ”””" FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, Ju ly 2,1943 9051

such manufacturer during the base period in duced by him prior to that date, no manu­ No cutlery In the foregoing schedule, with facturer shall process metal for a different the exception of patterns with round tangs, his production of professional food process­ ing cutlery. pattern or length whether or not it is in shall be-finished without at least one rivet substitution of a discontinued pattern or or one pin driven through at least one side S chedule B—P rofessional K itch en Cu tlery length unless specifically authorized to do of the handle and through the tang. Definitions. “Professional kitchen cutlery” so by the War Production Board in writing. On and after July 1, 1943, no manufac­ Permissible amount of metal. During the turer shall process any metal in the produc­ means any hand operated knives, forks, scrapers, turners and spatulas used in the period of three calendar months beginning tion of the cutlery specified in this schedule July 1, 1943, and during any succeeding pe­ which differs In pattern or length from such preparation of food, designed for, but not limited to, use in the bakery trade and in riod of three calendar months, no manufac­ cutlery produced by him prior to that date. turer shall process in the production of Once having processed metal for his full kitchens of hotels, restaurants, cafeterias, hospitals, institutions and other public eat­ household kitchen cutlery more iron and choice of number and types of patterns and steel in the aggregate than 35% of the aver­ lengths specified in this schedule and pro­ ing places. “Pattern” means the outline shape of the age quarterly amount of iron, steel and other duced by him prior to that date, no manu­ metals in the aggregate processed by such facturer shall process metal for a different blade of a knife or fork, or the bowl of a spoon. It does not apply tç the grind or manufacturer during the base period in his pattern or length whether or not it is in production of household kitchen cutlery. substitution of a discontinued pattern or finish of the blade or bowl or to the type length unless specifically authorized to do of material, finish or color of the handle. Schedule D— Household T able Cutlery so by the War Production Board in writing. “Length,” unless otherwise specified, Permissible amount of metal. During the means the dimension of the blade or bowl Definitions. “Household table cutlery” means any *knife, fork, spoon or any other period of three calendar months beginning measured from its tip to the place at which July 1, 1943, and during any succeeding pe­ cutlery of plated or unplated metal, with it enters the handle, plus or minus one- handles made of other material than metal, riod of three calendar months, no manufac­ quarter inch. turer shall process in the production of pro­ designed for the actual serving and eating of Permissible types. No manufacturer shall food in the home, other than all metal fessional food processing cutlery more iron process metal in the production of any pro­ and steel in the aggregate than 225% of the flatware. average quarterly amount of iron, steel and fessional kitchen cutlery except that which “Pattern” means the outline shape of the other metals in the aggregate processed by conforms to the following specifications: blade of a knife or fork or the bowl of a spoon. It does not apply to the grind or fin­ ish of the blade or bowl or to the type of ma­ Maximum terial, finish or color of the handle. Maximum Gauge of metal number of Length in inches “Length” means, unless otherwise specified, Description of items number of lengths per stock patterns pattern the dimension of the blade or bowl measured from its tip to the place at which it enters the handle, plus or minus one-quarter inch. 1 2 8” Maximum... Not heavier than Butcher knife. .072” in thick­ Permissible types. No manufacturer shall ness, por lighter process metal in the production of any house­ than .065” in hold table cutlery except that which conforms thickness. to the following specifications: Cook’s knife (Sabatier shape no heel, no bolster) •1 2 8" Minimum__ Meat slicer______2 1 10” Minimum... Utility slicer______2 1 8" Maximum... 5” Minimum__ Maximum Maximum 2 1 3)û" Maximum. No. of Paring knife— ------Description of item No. of lengths per Cook’s fork (forged blade)------1 1 14" including patterns handle. pattem Cook’s fork (blanked blade, hardened and tem­ 1 1 pered). 1 3 8" Minimum__ Table knife...... 1 1 Spatula___... ____- ...... —-■>— 1 1 weight of blade Dessert fork...... 1 1 Baker’s scraper------only. Dessert spoon...... 1 1 1 Teaspoon...... 1 1 Cake turner (spatula type)..— 1 Hamburg turner (spatula type). 1 1 On and after July 1, 1943, no manufacturer No cutlery in the foregoing schedule, with “Pattern” means the outline shape of the shall process any metal in the production the exception of patterns with round tangs, blade of a knife or fork. It does not apply of the cutlery specified in this schedule shall be finished without at least one rivet to the grind or finish of the blade or to the which differs in pattern or length from or one pin driven through at least one side type of material, finish or color of the handle. such cutlery produced by him prior to that of the handle and through the tang. “Length” means, unless otherwise speci­ date. Once having processed metal for his On and after July 1,1943, no manufacturer fied, the dimension of the blade measured full choice of number and types of patterns shall process any metal in the production of from its tip to the place at which it enters and lengths specified in this schedule and the cutlery specified in this schedule which the handle, plus or minus one-quarter inch. produced by him prior to that date, no man­ differs in pattern or length from such cutlery Permissible types. No manufacturer shall ufacturer shall process metal for a different produced by him prior to th&t date. Once process metal in the production of any pattern or length whether or not it is in having processed metal for his full choice of household kitchen cutlery except that which substitution of a discontinued pattern or number and types of patterns and lengths conforms to the following specifications: length unless specifically authorized to do specified in this schedule and produced by so by the War Production Board in writing. him prior to that date, no manufacturer shall Maxi­ Metal^for bolsters. Manufacturers may Maxi­ process lead, carbon steel or bolster metal in process metal for a different pattern or length mum mum whether or not it is in substitution of a No. of accordance with Order M-43, as amended 1 . ,.tion of items No. of lengths Length in inches discontinued pattern or length unless spe­ pat­ per pat­ from time to time, in the production of the cifically authorized to do so by the W'"- Pro­ terns tern household table cutlery specified in this duction Board in writing. schedule, provided that no lead, carbon steel Permissible amount of metal. During the or bolster metal is processed for such cutlery Slicer...... 2 1 9” maximum period of three calendar months beginning unless necessary to provide a serviceable July 1, 1943, and during any succeeding Cook’s fork (blanked 1 1 10H" maximum blade, hardened (in c lu d in g Junction betweeen the blade and handle. period of three calendar months, no manu­ and tempered). handle). facturer shall process in the production of Permissible amount of metal. During the professional kitchen cutlery more iron and period of three calendar months beginning steel in the aggregate than 75% of the aver­ No cutlery in the foregoing schedule, with July 1, 1943, and during any succeeding pe­ age quarterly amount of iron, steel and other the exception of patterns with round tangs, riod of three calendar months, no manufac­ metals in the aggregate processed by such shall be finished without at least one rivet turer shall process in the production of manufacturer during the base period in his or one pin driven through at least one side household table cutlery more iron and steel production of professional kitchen cutlery. of the handle and through the tang. in the aggregate than 50% of the average Use of lead. Manufacturers may process On and after July 1, 1943, no manufacturer quarterly amount of iron, steel and other lead for rivets and bolsters for paring knives. shall process any metal in the production of metals in the aggregate processed by such the cutlery specified in this schedule which Schedule C— Household K itch en Cutlery differs in pattern or length from such cut­ manufacturer during the base period in his lery produced by him prior to that date. production of household table cutlery. Definitions. ’“Household kitchen cutlery” Chromium plating. Chromium plating means hand operated knives and forks used Once having processed metal for his full in the preparation and serving of food, and choice of number and types of patterns and for household table cutlery is permitted pur­ designed for use in home kitchens. lengths specified in this schedule and pro­ suant to paragraph (f) (3) of this order. 9052 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 19*3

Schedule E — P ocket Cutlery ton or frame and does not refer to the shape facturer during the base period in his pro­ Definitions. “Pocket cutlery” means any or finish of the blades. Different styles of duction of new light weight hand hair folding blade knife. blades may be mounted on the same pattern clippers. “Pattern" means the outline shape of the of skeleton or frame. For instance, the spec­ Restrictions on distribution. On and after skeleton or frame. It does not apply to the ifications state that not more than one blade July 1, 1943, no manufacturer shall transfer shape of, number of or finishes of blades, or may be fastened to each skeleton or frame the physical possession of or title to any new to the type of material, finish or color of the of a pruning, maize or navy knife. The light weight hand hair clipper produced after handle. manufacturer may produce as many styles that date except to or for the account of “Length”, unless otherwise specified, m»nng of blades for such pruning, maize or navy persons acquiring such light weight hand the outside measurement of the skeleton or knives as he wishes, so long as each completed hair clippers for export to. and consumption frame of the knife, subject to a tolerance knife contains only a single blade, irrespec­ or use in a foreign country. tive of its style. (plus or minus) of W6th inch. Chromium plating. Chromium plating Permissible types. No manufacturer shall for hand hair clippers is permitted pursuant “Number of blades per knife” refers only process metal in the production of pocket to the number of blades which may be to paragraph (f) (3) of this order. cutlery except that which c o n f o r m a to the fastened directly or indirectly to each skele- following specifications: Schedule H— I ndustrial Cutlery Definitions. “Industrial cutlery” means hand operated knives or similar articles de­ Maximum signed for use primarily in, but not limited Description of items Maximum No. of No. of Maximum No. of lengths blades No. of to, shoe, rubber, linoleum, electrical and patterns per pattern per knife weights other manufacturing plants; and in the ship­ building, storage battery, automotive, tire General utility knife...... 1 repair, painting, furniture, office supply and Premium stock knife or cattle knife. I Maximum 4... other trades; including but not limited to Jackknife...... 3 1 Maximum 3. 1 3 2 only...... 2 putty knives, scrapers, wallpaper trimmers, Pruning, maize or navy knife...... 1 1 1 only______paper hangers’ knives, casing knives, corner Budding or grafting knife...... 1 1 1 only...... Electrician’s knife______1 1 2 only...... _ knives, linoleum knives, roofing knives, man­ Scout knife...... *' 1 1 4 onlv. __. ual training knives, wood carving knives, Self opening knife...______H I” .". 1 2 1 only_____ pattern makers’ knives, stencil knives, rubber knives, shoe knives, cotton sampling knives, broom corn knives, and similar industrial No item in the foregoing list may be made of iron, steel and other metals in the aggre­ knives; and also adjustable knife blades with with a handle less than 3% inches in length gate processed by such manufacturer during detachable handles designed for essential nor less than % of an inch in thickness at the base period in his production of scissors. cutting operations. the narrowest point. During the period of three calendar months Permissible amounts of metal. During the On and after July 1, 1943, no manufac­ beginning July 1, 1943, and during any suc­ period of three calendar months beginning turer shall process any metal in the produc­ ceeding . period of three calendar months, no July 1, 1943, and during any succeeding pe­ tion of the cutlery specified in this schedule manufacturer shall process in the produc­ riod of three calendar months, no manufac­ which differs in pattern or length from such tion of shears and trimmers more iron and turer shall process in the production of in­ cutlery produced by him prior to that date. steel in the aggregate than 65% of the aver­ dustrial cutlery more iron, steel, and zinc Once having processed metal for his full age quarterly amount of iron, steel and other in the aggregate than 200% of the average choice of number and types of patterns and metals in the aggregate processed by such quarterly amount of iron, steel and other lengths specified in this schedule and pro­ manufacturer during the base period in his metals in the aggregate processed by such duced by him prior to that date, no manu­ production of shears and trimmers. manufacturer during the base period in his facturer shall process metal for a different production of industrial cutlery. pattern or length whether or not it is in sub­ Schedule G— Hand Hair Clippers stitution of a discontinued pattern or length F\ R.. Doc. 43-10586; Filed, July 1, 1943; Definitions. “Hand hair clippers” means unless specifically authorized to do so by the 10:23 a. m.] War Production Board in writing. clippers operated b hand, designed for but Permissible amount of metal. During the not limited to use in barber shops, beauty period of three calendar months beginning parlofs, hospitals or homes for cutting July 1, 1943, and during any succeeding human hair, and including fetlock clippers. P a r t 3046—Low P r e s s u r e C a s t I r o n period of three calendar months, no manu­ “Length” means the over-all measurement B o i l e r s facturer shall process in the production of of the article from the tip of the stationary handle to the tip of the cap or head. [Limitation Order L-187 as Amended July 1, pocket cutlery more iron and steel in the 1943] aggregate than 60% of the average quarterly “Pattern” means the outline shape of the amount of iron, steel and other metals in the head, cap and handles, including horns and The fulfillment of requirements for the aggregate processed by that manufacturer finger rests of the completed article, without the plates. It does not refer to the finish, defense of the United States has created during the base period in his production of a shortage in the supply of metals for pocket cutlery. color or weight of the article. Permissible types. No manufacturer shall defense, for private account and for ex­ Schedule P—Scissors; S hears and T rimmers process metal in the production of any hand port; and the following order is deemed hair clippers except* those which conform to necessary and appropriate in the public Definitions. “Scissors” means any two the following specifications: bladed, hand operated cutting implement interest and to promote the national having two rings, each of a size sufficient to defense; accommodate not more than one finger or Maximum Maximum § 3046.1 General Limitation Order thumb in each ring, designed for use in in­ General description No. of No. of dustrial plants, schools, dressmakers’ estab­ patterns lengths L-187—(a) Definitions. For the pur­ lishments, department stores, homes, etc., poses of this order; for cutting cloth, paper and miscellaneous Large heavy duty clippers... 1 1 (1) “Low pressure cast iron boiler” Light weight clippers'____ 1 1 means any boiler designed for the pur­ materials; including nail scissors, but exclud­ Fetlock clippers___ 1 1 ing surgical scissors and barber shears and pose of heating water so as to provide scissors. heat for the interior of a building by Permissible amount of metal. During the means of circulating steam or hot water, “Shears and trimmers" means any two year beginning July 1, 1943, and during any bladed, hand operated cutting implement succeeding year, no manufacturer shall proc­ which boiler; having one ring of a size sufficient to accom­ ess in the production of new large heavy duty (1) Operates at a maximum working modate two or more fingers and a second ring hand hair clippers and fetlock clippers more pressure not exceeding fifteen pounds which is smaller and barber shears or scissors iron, steel and zinc in the aggregate than per square inch of steam pressure or possessing a protruding finger rest, but not 45% of the amount of iron, steel and other thirty pounds per square inch of water including animal and agricultural shears metals in the aggregate processed by such pressure, and and trimmers or metal cutting shears or manufacturer during the base period in his snips. (ii) Is composed preponderantly of production of new large heavy duty hand cast iron. Permissible amount of metal. During the hair clippers, and fetlock clippers. period of three calendar months beginning During the year beginning July 1,1943, and (2) “Parts” includes all materials Used July 1, 1943, and during any succeeding during any succeeding year, no manufac­ as repair parts for low pressure cast iron period of three calendar months, no manufac­ turer shall process in the production of new boilers. turer shall process in the production of scis­ light weight hand hair clippers more iron, (3) “Military low pressure cast iron steel and zinc in the aggregate than 25% boiler” means any low pressure cast iron sors more iron and steel in the aggregate of the amount of iron, steel and other metals than 65% of the average quarterly amount boiler which is manufactured for deliv­ in the aggregate processed by such manu­ ery to or for the account of the Army, FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, Ju ly 2, 1943 9053

Navy, W ar Shipping Administration or (ii) Any such manufacturer may ship sion from nondefense to defense work, may apply for relief by addressing a letter the Maritime Commission of the United in the first six months of 1943 a number States or the Defense Plant Corporation. of such boilers the total weight of iron to the War Production Board, setting (4) “War housing low pressure cast and steel of which will not exceed 4Vk% forth the pertinent facts and the reasons iron boiler” means any low pressure cast of the weight of iron and steel which why such person considers that he is en­ iron boiler which is manufactured on he put into process in the manufacture, titled to relief. The War Production Board may thereupon take such action as a specific contract or order for use in a fabrication or assembly of component building rated under Preference Rating parts of low pressure cast iron boilers it deems appropriate. (j) Applicability of priorities regula­ Order P-55, P-110, or any order in the during the calendar year 1940; provided tions. This order and all transactions P-19 series. that nothing in this order shall restrict (b) Restrictions. (1) No person shall the shipment of such boilers as 'have affected thereby are subject to all ap­ manufacture, fabricate or assemble any been or may hereafter be assembled plicable provisions of the priorities regu­ low pressure cast iron boiler, and no per­ from parts in the inventory of any man­ lations of the War Production Board, as son shall manufacture or fabricate any ufacturer on January 1, 1943; and amended from time to time. component parts of such boilers, except (iii) Any such manufacturer who (k) Applicability of other orders. In­ sofar as any other order issued by the th at: shall not have shipped in the first six (i) The manufacture, »fabrication or months of 1943 boilers permitted under W ar Production Board, or to be issued assembly of military or war housing low (ii) above may ship those boilers or any by it hereafter, limits the use of any pressure cast iron boilers built to use unshipped number thereof during the material to a greater extent than the solid fuel, or of low pressure cast iron remainder of 1943; and limitations imposed by this order, the boilers built to use solid fuel for use in (iv) Any such manufacturer may ship restriction of such other order shall gov­ a hospital constructed, to be constructed any such boilers authorized under para­ ern unless otherwise specified therein. (l) Communications. All reports, to or under construction, may be specifi­ graph (b) (1) (vi). be filed, appeals and other communica­ cally authorized by the War Production (c) Manufacture of parts. Nothing in Board on Form PD-704; and tions' concerning this order, shall be ad­ this order shall restrict the use of iron dressed to the War Production Board, (ii) During the first six months of and steel in the manufacture of parts 1943, any manufacturer of low pressure Plumbing and Heating Division, Wash­ designed for converting low pressure cast ington, D. C., Ref.: L-187. cast iron boilers may manufacture or iron boilers to solid fuel burning from fabricate such component parts as he oil or gas burning, or of repair parts for Issued this 1st day of July 1943. can manufacture or fabricate by using an military or hospital low pressure cast W ar P roduction Board, aggregate weight of iron and steel not in iron boilers. By J . J oseph W helan, excess of 13% of the total weight of iron (d) Avoidance of excessive inventories. Recording Secretary. and steel which he put into process in No person shall accumulate, for use in the manufacture or fabrication of such the manufacture of low pressure cast iron [F. R. Doc. 43-10587; Filed, July 1, 1943; 10:23 a. m.] component parts during the calendar boilers, inventories of any materials year 1940; and (whether raw, semi-processed or proc­ (iii) Any manufacturer of low pressure essed) in the excess of the minimum cast iron boilers may, in addition, manu­ amounts necessary to maintain produc­ P art 3157—Haulage Conservation facture or fabricate such component tion at the rates permitted by this order. [General Haulage Conservation Order T -l as parts as may be necessary to replace in (e) Records. All persons affected by Amended July 1, 1943] his inventory component parts manu­ this order shall keep and preserve for Part 3157, “Controlled Shipments” is factured pursuant to (ii) above which not less than two years accurate and hereby redesignated to be “Haulage Con­ were used to manufacture low pressure complete records concerning inventories, cast iron boilers pursuant to (i) above; servation.” production and sales. Section 3157.1 General Transporta­ and (f) Audit and inspection. All records tion Order T-l is hereby amended to (iv) Any manufacturer of low pres­ required to be kept by this order shall, sure cast iron boilers who shall not have upon request, be submitted to audit and read as follows: used the weight of iron and steel per­ inspection by duly authorized represent­ The fulfillment of requirements for mitted under (ii) and (iii) above, or any atives of the War Production Board. the defense of the United States has cre­ portion thereof, during the first six (g) Reports. All persons affected by ated a shortage in the supply of certain months of 1943, may use that weight or this order shall execute and file with materials and facilities for defense, such unused portion during the re­ the War Production Board on or before for private account and for export; and mainder of 1943; and the tenth day of each calendar month a the following order is deemed necessary (v) Any person may assemble such report on Form FD-639, and shall keep a and appropriate in the public interest boilers shipped or to be shipped in ac­ copy of such monthly report in their own and to promote the national defense: cordance with paragraphs (2) (ii) and files for a period not less than two years. § 3157.1 General Haulage Conserva­ (iii) below, and (h) Violations and false statements. (vi) During the month of July and tion Order T-l— (a) Definitions. For Any person who wilfully violates any pro­ each succeeding month thereafter of 1943 the purpose of this order (and any lists, vision of this order, or who, in connection supplements or schedules hereto, unless any manufacturer of low pressure cast with this order, wilfully conceals a ma­ otherwise indicated): iron boilers may manufacture, fabricate terial fact or furnishes false information (1) “Controlled delivery” means any or assemble such component parts as he to any department or agency of the delivery (including reconsignment) of can manufacture or fabricate by using United States is guilty of a crime, and any material specified on List 1 or 2 an­ upon conviction may be punished by fine an aggregate weight of iron and steel not nexed hereto, or on any supplement or or imprisonment or both. In addition, in excess of 100% of the total weight of schedule hereto, where the delivery is to any such person may be prohibited from be made under the conditions specified |ron and steel which he put into process making or obtaining further deliveries for such material in such list, supplement in the manufacture dr fabrication of such of, or from processing or using, material or schedule. component parts during the correspond­ under priority control and may be de­ (2) “Originate” means to load or to ing calendar month of 1940. prived of priorities assistance. tender or offer to a carrier for delivery. (2) No manufacturer of low pressure (i) Appeals. Any person affected by (3) Any distance or mileage which is cast iron boilers may ship anydow pres­ this order who considers that compliance specified in any list, schedule or supple­ sure cast iron boilers built to use solid therewith would work an exceptional ment to this order, shall be measured fuel, whether assembled or in sets of and unreasonable hardship upon him, or over the shortest route over which car­ component parts, except that; that it would result in a serious problem load freight may be transported without (i) Any such manufacturer may ship pf unemployment in the community, or transfer of lading. any such boilers authorized under para­ that compliance with this order would (4) The boundary of any city or vil­ lage" specifically referred to in any list, graph (b)(1) (i); and disrupt or impair a program of conver- 9054 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943

schedule or supplement hereto, shall be (2) Applicability of other orders. the counties of Frederick, Montgomery, deemed to include the railroad switch­ Nothing contained in this order shall be Prince Georges, Calvert and St. Marys. ing limits as established in duly published construed to limit the requirements of Second caustic soda zone: The District of rail tariffs. any other War Production Board order Columbia; that portion of Pennsylvania and (b) List 1 materials. (1) No person now or hereafter issued. Maryland not included in Zone 1; that por­ shall originate a controlled delivery of tion of Virginia north of the James River as (3) Appeals. Any appeal from de­ far west as Nelson County, and that portion any List 1 material,, except as specifically nials of applications or from directions north of but not including the counties of authorized or directed in writing by the pursuant to this order, or any supple­ Nelson and Augusta, plus that portion of War Production Board. ment or schedule hereto, shall be made Virginia included in the Richmond, V irginia., (2) Any person seeking authorization by filing a letter in triplicate, referring switching limits as described in duly pub­ to originate a controlled delivery of any to the particular action appealed from lished tariffs; also South Richmond and List 1 material may make application on and stating fully the grounds of the Ampthill, Virginia, that portion of West Form WPB-2188 (Formerly PD-782), or, Virginia north of but not including the appeal. counties of Pocahontas, Greenbrier, Nicholas, in emergency, by telegram, containing (4) Violations. Any person who wil­ Kanawha, Putnam, Cabell; and that portion substantially the information called for fully violates any provision of this order, of Ohio east of but not including the coun­ by such form. or any supplement or schedule hereto, ties of Adams, Highland, Clinton, Greene, (c) List 2 materials. (1) Each person or who, in connection therewith wilfully Clark, Champaign, Logan, Auglaize, Allen, shall report on Form WPB-2188 (for­ conceals a material fact, or furnishes Hancock, Seneca, Huron and Erie. merly PD-782) on or before the 20th day false information to any department or Third caustic soda zone: The states of of each calendar month all controlled North Carolina and South Carolina; that agency of the United States is guilty of portion of Virginia and West Virginia not deliveries of List 2 materials which he a crime, and upon conviction may be included in Zone 2; that portion of Kentucky then intends to originate during the suc­ punished by fine or imprisonment. In south of but not including the counties of ceeding calendar month. addition, any such person may be pro­ Mason, Bracken, Pendleton, Grant, Owen, (2) Each person shall report on Form hibited from making or obtaining Henry, Oldham and Jefferson, and that por­ WPB-2188 (formerly PD-782) on or be­ further deliveries of, or from processing tion of Kentucky east of but not Including fore the 10th day prior to originating or using, material under priority con­ the counties of Crittenden, Caldwell, Chris­ such delivery any controlled delivery of trol and may be deprived of priorities tian and Todd; that portion of Tennessee List 2 materials which he then intends east of but not including the counties of assistance. Montgomery, Cheatham, Davidson, William­ to originate and has not previously (5) Communications to the War Pro­ son, Maury and Lawrence; that portion of reported. duction Board. All reports required to Alabama east of but not including the coun­ (3) Any person may originate a con­ be filed hereunder, and all communica­ ties of Lauderdale, , Lawrence, Winston, trolled delivery of List 2 materials re­ tions concerning this order or any sup­ Walker, Jefferson, Shelby, Coosa, Elmore, ported pursuant to paragraph (c) (1) plement or schedule hereto, shall un­ Montgomery, Bullock, Barbour, Henry and or (2), unless otherwise specifically di­ Houston; and that portion of Georgia east less otherwise directed be addressed to: and north of but not including the counties rected in writing by the W ar Production War Production Board, Washington, D. Board. of Clay, Calhoun, Baker, Mitchell and Grady. C., Ref.: T-l (Specify commodity). Fourth caustic soda zone: The states of (4) No person shall originate a con­ Issued this 1st day of July 1943. Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Da­ trolled delivery of List 2 materials which kota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa has not been reported pursuant to para­ W ar P r o d u c t io n B o a rd , and Indiana; that portion of Kentucky not graph (c) (1) or (2), except as specifi­ By J . J o s e p h W h e l a n , included in Zone 3 or 5; that portion of the cally directed or authorized in writing by Recording Secretary. State of Ohio not included in Zone 2; and the War Production Board. Application that portion of Illinois north of but not in­ for such authorization may be made L i s t 1 cluding the counties of Union, Johnson, Pope ZONED DELIVERIES OP MATERIALS IN BU LK (NOT and Hardin; and that portion of Missouri on Form WPB-2188 (formerly PD-782), north of but not including the counties of or, in emergency, by telegram contain­ IN CONTAINERS), LOADED OR UNLOADED IN LIQUID FORM Bates, St. Clair, Hickory, Dallas, Laclede, ing substantially the information called Texas, Shannon, Reynolds, Carter, Butler, for by such form. 1. Molasses. Deliveries to any point 200 Stoddard and Cape Girardeau. (d) Deliveries originating outside miles or more distant from the point of Fifth caustic soda zone: The states of Ar­ origin, originating on or after July 1, 1943, of kansas, Louisiana, Florida, and Mississippi; United States. With respect to any de­ beet, blackstrap, invert, edible or hydrol livery terminating within the forty-eight that portion of Missouri and Illinois not in­ molasses. The term molasses shall be con­ cluded in Zone 4; that portion of Kentucky states or the District of Columbia, but in strued to Include the residuum of such not included in Zone 3 or 4; that portion of fact originating elsewhere, the delivery molasses. Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama not in­ shall, for the purpose of this order and 2. Caustic soda (liquid) . Deliveries, orig­ cluded in Zone 3; that portion of Oklahoma any supplements or schedules hereto, be inating on or after July 1, 1943, from any east of but not including the counties of deemed to have been originated by the point in any one of the following zones to a Kay, Noble, Payne, Lincoln, Pottawatomie, consignee at the point of entry. point in any other such zone, except that Pontotoc, Johnston and Bryan; that portion (a) Producers in Zone 2 may originate of Texas east of but not including the coun­ (e) Materials covered by supplements controlled deliveries without authorization and schedules. The War Production ties of Fannin, Hunt, Rains, Van Zandt, to any point in Area A as defined below, Smith, Cherokee, Angelina, Tyler, Hardin and Board may from time to time issue sup­ (b) Producers in Zones 2 and 3 may orig­ Jefferson. plements or schedules to this order pre­ inate controlled deliveries without authori­ Sixth caustic soda zone: That portion of scribing conditions governing controlled zation to any point in Area B as defined Oklahoma and Texas not included in Zone 5. deliveries of particular materials speci­ below, Seventh caustic soda zone: The state of fied thereon. On and after the effective (c) Producers in Zones 2 and 3, except Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, date of any such supplement or sched­ those in Virginia, may originate controlled Arizona and New Mexico, and. that portion deliveries without authorization to any ule, no person shall make a controlled of the State of Nevada east of but not includ­ point in Area C as defined below, ing the counties of Humboldt, Pershing, delivery of any such material except as (d) Producers in Zones 3, 4, and 6, except Churchill, Mineral and Esmeralda. specified in such supplement or schedule. those in Virginia, may originate controlled Eighth caustic soda zone: The states of (f) Nonapplicability of order. This deliveries without authorization to any point Washington, Oregon and California and that order shall not apply to any carrier when in Area D as defined below, and portion of Nevada not included in Zone 7. acting in the capacity of a carrier, nor (e) Producers in Zones 5 and 6 may orig­ Caustic soda Area A: The state of New Jer­ shall it operate as an assignment of, or inate controlled deliveries without authori­ sey, the counties of Delaware, Philadelphia, zation to any point in Area E as defined Montgomery and Bucks in Pennsylvania, the right to obtain, transportation equip­ below. ment. counties of Putnam, Westchester, Rockland, First caustic soda none: The states of Bronx, Ntfw York, Richmond, Kings, Queens, (g) Miscellaneous provisions— (1) Ap­ Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachu­ Nassau and Suffolk in New York, and Fair- plicability of regulations. This order setts, Bhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey, field County in Connecticut. and all transactions affected hereby are New York and Delaware; that portion of Caustic soda Area B: The District of Colum­ subject to all applicable regulations of Pennsylvania east of but not including the bia, the states of Delaware and Maryland; counties of Warren, Elk, Clearfield, Centre, that portion of Virginia north of the James the War Production Board, as amended Mifflin, Juniata and Franklin; and that por­ River as far west as the county of Amherst, from time to time. tion of Maryland east of but not including and that portion of Virginia north of but FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, Ju ly 2, 1943 9055

Hot including the counties of Amherst, Rock­ pounds per square inch, in which steam ing or using, material under priority con­ bridge, Botetourt and Craig; that portion of is generated by the application of heat trol and may be deprived of priorities as- West Virginia north of but not including the resulting from the combustion of fuel, sistanc 6 • counties of Monroe, Summers, Raleigh, Boone, except boilers for locomotives or marine (h) Communications. All communi­ Logan and Mingo, but not including the service, or miniature boilers as defined cations concerning this order shall, un­ counties of Marshall, Ohio, Brock and Han­ in Section V “Miniature Boiler” of the less otherwise directed, be addressed to cock; the counties of Boyd and Greenup in the War Production Board, Power Di­ Kentucky; and that portion, of Ohio east and American Society of Mechanical Engi­ south of but not including the counties of neers Boiler Construction Code. vision, Washington, D. C., Ref.: L-299. Scioto, Jackson, Vinton, Hocking, Perry, Mor­ (b) Restrictions on specifications. No (i) Regulations. This order and all gan, Noble and Monroe. person shall produce, fabricate, or deliver transactions affected hereby are subject Caustic soda Area C: The counties of Jef­ any power boiler except as permitted by to all applicable regulations of the War ferson, St. Louis and St. Charles in Missouri, paragraph (d) hereof, having a greater Production Board. the counties of Monroe, St. Clair, Madison, Bond, Clinton, Washington, Jefferson, Ma­ metal thickness or quantity of steel than Issued this 1st day of July 1943. needed to meet the minimum thickness rion, Fayette, Effingham, Clay, Wayne, Ham­ W ar P roduction B oard, requirements of Section I (Edition 1940) ilton, White, Edwards, Richland, Jasper, By J . J oseph W helan, Cumberland, Clark, Crawford, Lawrence and of the American Society of Mechanical Recording Secretary. Wabash in Illinois; the counties of Jefferson, Engineers Boiler Construction Code, Oldham, Trimble, Henry, Carroll, Owen, Gal­ Addenda thereto and Interpretations [F. R. Doc. 48-10589; Filed, July 1, 1943; latin, Grant, Boone, Kenton, Campbell, thereof (including Case No. 968) issued 10:23 a. m.] Pendleton, Bracken and Mason in Kentucky; that portion of Indiana south of but not prior to July 1, 1943. including the counties of Vermillion, Parke, (c) Acceptance of delivery. No per­ Putnam, Morgan, Hendricks, Boone, Hamil­ son shall accept delivery of any power P art 3270— Containers ton, Tipton, Grant, Wells, and Adams; and boiler which he knows or has reason to [Supplementary Order L-103-b] that portion of Ohio south and west of but believe was produced, fabricated or de­ not including the counties of Van Wert, Allen, livered in violation of the provisions of GLASS CONTAINER QUOTAS Hardin, Union, Madison, Fayette, Ross, Pike paragraph (b) of this order. §3270.36 Supplementary Order and Scioto. (d) Exceptions. (1) The provisions L-103-b— (a) Definitions. For the pur­ Caustic soda Area D: The portion of Mis­ souri east and south of but not including of paragraph (b) shall not apply to any poses of this supplementary order: the counties of Ripley, Carter, Wayne, Bol­ power boiler: (1) “Glass container” means any ma­ linger and Perry; the portion of Illinois south (1) Which has been produced or fab­ chine made bottle, jar or tumbler which of but not including the counties of Jack- ricated before July 1, 1943, or which be­ is made of glass and which is suitable son, Williamson, Saline, and Gallatin; the fore such date has been processed in such for packing any product. portion of Kentucky west and south of but manner and to such extent that proc­ ?2) “Commercial user” means any not including the counties of Union, Webster, essing to conform to such provisions person who uses glass containers for Hopkins, Muhlenberg, and Logan; and the portion of Tennessee west of but not includ­ would be impracticable, or commercially packing any class of listed ing the counties of Robertson, Sumner, Wil­ (ii) To the extent that any of the ma­ products in the continental United son, Rutherford, Marshall and Giles. terials have been procured, or approved States (the 48 States and the District of Caustic soda Area E: The portion of Texas by the War Production Board for entry Columbia): east and south of but not including the on a mill schedule, prior to July 1, 1943. (3) “Class of listed products” means counties of Matagorda, Wharton, Austin, (2) The provisions of paragraph (b) any class of products listed in Schedule Waller, Grimes, Walker, Trinity, Angelina, shall not apply to any power boiler to the I of this order. Food and drug products San Augustine and Sabine, and the portion listed in Schedules I and II of Order of Louisiana south'and west of but not in­ extent * cluding the counties of Sabine, Natchitoches, (i) That, to promote plate thickness M-104 are not included in Schedule I of Rapides, Allen, Jefferson Davis and Ver­ simplification, the ordered thickness of this Order, and therefore glass contain­ milion. any plate may be greater than the thick­ ers for such products are not subject to L ist 2 ness established by paragraph (b), but in the restrictions of this order. no case to exceed 1/32 inch greater, or (4) “Quota period” means the 4- r e p o r t e d d e l iv e r ie s o f m a t e r ia l s i n b u l k (ii) That the tfiickness of any plate month period from July 1 through Oc­ (NOT IN CONTAINERS) , LOADED OR UNLOADED IN tober 31, 1943, inclusive. This is the LIQUID FORM having a hole into which a tube is rolled may be increased to the thickness neces­ period during which the restrictions be­ Deliveries of any of the following materials sary to secure satisfactory seating of the low will operate. to any point 200 miles or more distant from (5) “Base period” means whichever of the point of origin, originating on or after tubes, or July 1, 1943: (iii) That the wall thickness of any the following two periods a commercial 1. Acetone. tube may be increased to the thickness user chooses: Base Period A (July 1-Oc- 2. Com syrup (glucose). needed to meet the service conditions or tober 31, 1942, inclusive), Base Period B 3. Ethyl alcohol (including denatured ethyl the construction requirements. (January 1-December 31, 1942, inclu­ alcohol) (except deliveries to or by Defense (e) Records. Each person fabricating sive) . The number of empty new glass Supplies Corporation, or of specially dena­ a power boiler shall retain records includ­ containers and metal cans accepted dur­ tured ATU Formula No. 18). ing detail of exceptions as provided in ing this period will be used in computing [F. R. Doc, 43-10588; Filed, July 1, 1943; paragraph (d). Such records shall be quotas under the restrictions below. 10:24 a. m.] available for inspection by duly author­ Quota and Related Restrictions ized representatives of the W ar Produc­ tion Board. (b) Quota restriction. During the P art 3262—P ower B oilers (f) Appeals. Any appeal from the quota period (July 1-October 31, 1943), no commercial user shall accept delivery [Limitation Order L-299] provisions of this order shall be made by filing a letter in triplicate referring to the of, have manufactured, or have set aside The fulfillment of requirements for the particular provision appealed from and by suppliers for his account, more empty defense of the United States has created stating fully the grounds of the appeal. new glass containers for packing any a shortage in the supply of steel for de­ (g) Violations. Any person who wil­ class of listed products than his quota fense, for private account and for ex­ fully violates any provision of this order, for th at purpose. The amount of the port; and the following order is deemed or who in connection with this order, " quota shall be computed by applying the necessary and appropriate in the public wilfully conceals a material fact or fur­ appropriate quota percentage (as speci­ interest and to promote the national de­ nishes false information to any depart­ fied in Schedule I for that class) to the fense: ment or agency of the United States is amount of his base quantity. The guilty of a crime, and upon conviction amount of the base quantity shall be § 3262 Limitation Order L-299— (a) computed in accordance with paragraphs Definition. For the purposes of this may be punished by fine or imprison­ (c) or (d) below: order “power boiler” means any vessel or ment. In addition, any such person may be prohibited from making or obtaining (c) Computing base quantity (except pressure part thereof, constructed of for beverages). A commercial user’s base steel for a design pressure exceeding 15 any further deliveries of, or from process­ 9056 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943

quantity for any class of listed products Capacity shall be computed in terms of tainers used, or actually to be used, dur­ other than beverages (as defined in gallons or pounds, whichever is the cus­ ing the quota period for delivering that Schedule I of this order) shall be which­ tomary measure for the particular class class of listed products to or for any of ever of the following two amounts he of products. the following persons: chooses: (g) Restriction on large sizes. No com­ (1) Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Mari­ (1) Choice # 1. The number of new mercial user shall accept delivery.of more glass containers and metal cans accepted time Commission, or W ar Shipping Ad­ %-gallon or larger empty new glass con­ ministration of the United States (in­ by him during Base Period A (July 1- tainers for packing any class of listed cluding persons operating vessels for October 31, 1942) for packing that class products than the following maximum: of products; or (1) the total number of all such sizes of such Administration or Commission for (2) Choice # 2. One-third of the num­ empty new glass containers and metal use thereon) . - ber of new glass containers and metal cans accepted by him for that class of (2) Any person for packing products cans accepted by him during Base Period listed product during Base Period A or, for retail sale or distribution through B (January 1-December 31, 1942) for if he has chosen Base Period B for com­ post-exchanges, sales commissaries, offi­ packing that class of products. puting his quota, (2) one-third of the cers’ messes, servicemen’s clubs, ship (d) Computing base quantity for total of all such sizes of empty new glass service stores, or outlets; provided same beverages. A commercial user’s base containers and metal cans accepted by are located at Army or Navy camps, are quantity for beverages (as defined in him for that class of listed product dur­ not operated for private profit and are Schedule I of this order) shall be which­ ing Base Period B. The amount of such established primarily for the use of Army ever of the following two amounts he glass containers which he may accept is chooses: or Navy enlisted personnel within Army subject to the other restrictions of this or Navy establishments or on Army or (1) Choice # 1. The number of new order, including those of paragraph (f) Navy vessels. returnable glass containers accepted by above. (3) American Red Cross, United Serv­ him during Base Period A (July 1-Oc- ice Organizations, or such other non­ tober 31, 1942) for bottling beverages Applicability of Order L-103-a profit Defense Recreation Committees, plus 5% of the number of new non-re­ (h) Applicability of Order L-103-a. In engaged in the operation of recreation turnable glass containers and metal cans addition to the restrictions of this order, centers in the forty-eight states of the accepted by him during that period for every commercial user shall comply with United States or the District of Colum­ bottling beverages; or the maximum inventory restrictions (60- bia solely for military personnel, as are (2) Choice # 2. One-third of the num­ day supply) of Supplementary Order certified to be within the exemption pro­ ber of new returnable glass containers L-103-a. vided by this paragraph by the Office of accepted by him during Base Period B Exceptions Defense Health and Welfare Services, . (January 1-December 31, 1942) for bot­ OEM. (i) Small-user exception. The restric­ tling beverages plus 5% of one-third of (4) Any agency of the United States the number of new non-returnable glass tions of this order shall not apply to^any purchasing for a foreign country pur­ containers and metal cans accepted by commercial user who accepts no more suant to the Act of March 11, 1941, en­ him during that period for bottling than a total of $1,000 worth (cost price to titled “An Act to Promote the Defense him) of empty new glass containers for , beverages. of the United States” (Lend-Lease Act). all classes of listed products for the en­ (e) Restrictions on July-August ac­ (n) Quota-exemptions for beverages. tire quota period. ceptances. During July 1943, no commer­ In addition to his quota of glass contain­ cial user shall accept' delivery of more (j) Exception for stocks in transit. ers for beverages (as defined in Schedule than 35% of his quota for any class of list­ The restrictions of this order shall not I) and free of the restrictions of para­ ed products. During August 1943, no apply to any empty new glass containers graphs (e) and, (f) above, any commer­ commercial user shall accept delivery of placed in transit, to a commercial user cial user may accept delivery of the fol­ more than the following portion of that before July 1,1943, even though received lowing portion of the number of new or quota: 60% of that quota minus the by him on or after July 1,1943. This ex­ used glass containers used, or actually number of containers accepted by him ception shall not apply to any empty new to be used, during the quota period for against that quota during July 1943. glass containers set aside for a commer­ delivering beverages to or for any of the During September and October 1943, he cial user before July 1,1943 by a supplier persons listed under paragraph (m) may accept delivery of whatever portion but not placed in transit to him until on above: of that quota he did not accept during or after that date. (1) Export shipment. The full amount July and August 1943. If the amount (k) Assignment of special quota (malt of glass containers for delivering bev­ permitted for acceptance during either beverages). A special quota may be as­ erages to or for any such person for ship­ July or August 1943 is less than a car­ signed by the War Production Board to ment to points outside the continental load, he may accept up to a carload any malt beverage bottler if the new con­ United States. during such month, provided that tainers accepted by him during his base (2) Domestic consumption. 5% of the amount is within his quota for the class period were principally non-returnable full amount of glass containers for de­ of listed products. This paragraph shall bottles, and if the quota computed on the livering beverages to or for any such per­ not be construed as in any way increas­ resulting base quantity is inadequate for son for use or distribution within the ing the amount of any quota. his operations at a rate consistent with continental United States. Restrictions on Using Larger Sizes the reductions generally contemplated by the quota restrictions of this order. Miscellaneous Provisions (f) Maximum capacity increase. The (l) Multiple-unit users. Any commer­ (o) Restriction on changing choices. total capacity of all empty new glass cial user who uses glass containers at After choosing his base period and the containers accepted by any commercial more than one plant may choose to com­ method of computing quotas for multi­ user during the quota period for packing pute and apply a separate quota for each any class of listed products shall not ex­ plant (or groups of plants) or a collective ple-unit organizations, no commercial ceed the following maximum: (1) 140% quota for all such plants. user shall thereafter change his choice, of the total capacity of the number of unless authorized by the W ar Produc- - empty new glass containers and metal Quota-Exemptions tion Board. cans accepted by him for that class of (m) Quota-exemptions (.except for (p) Appeals. Any appeal from the listed product during Base Period A or, beverages). In addition to his quota of provisions of this order shall be made by if he has chosen Base Period B for com­ glass containers for any class of listed filing a letter, referring to the particular puting his quota, (2) 140% of the total products (other than beverages as de­ provision appealed from and stating capacity of one-third of the number of fined in Schedule 1) and free of the re­ fully the grounds for the appeal. empty new glass containers and metal strictions of paragraphs (e) and (f) . (q) Communications. All communi­ cans accepted by him for that class of above, any commercial user may.accept cations concerning this order shall be listed product during Base Period B. delivery of the number of glass con­ addressed to: War Production Board, FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, Ju ly 2, 1943 9057

Containers Division, Washington, D. C., (2) ‘‘Silicon carbide” means that crude abrasive), or Form WPB 2781 Ref.: Ii-103-b. product which results from combining [PD 8861 (abrasive grain). Each period (r) Applicability of regulations. This silica and coke in a resistance-type elec­ of authorization shall be of two calendar order and all transactions affected there­ tric furnace. months’ duration. The first period of by are subject to all applicable provisions (3) “Fused aluminum oxide” means authorization shall be for the months of of the regulations of thé War Produc­ that product resulting from the fusion July and August. 1943; the second period tion Board, as amended from time to of alumina, or the fusion and purifica­ shall be for the months of September time. tion of bauxite in an electric furnace, and October, 1943, etc. (s) Expiration. This order shall ex­ reduced by sledging or crushing to un­ (b) Restrictions on use and delivery of pire at the close of business October 31, graded lumps or fine particles. manufactured crude abrasive and abra­ 1943, unless previously revoked or ex­ (4) “Abrasive grain” means: sive grain. (1) Except as permitted by tended. abrasives such as emery, porter is authorized to use, and any per­ Board. garnet, corundum, and flint are not sub- son is authorized to accept delivery of manufactured crude abrasive or abrasive (b) (4) Notwithstanding any other ject to this order. grain pursuant to authorization on Form provisions of this order, on and after July 1,1943, no person shall purchase or 1 Formerly Part 3248, § 3248.1. W PB2779 [Form PD 8881 (manufactured No. 130------3 9058 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943

accept delivery of any abrasive grain 886] in the manner prescribed therein. (iii) A quantity of abrasive optical manufactured from fused aluminum Copies of Form WPB 2781 [F orm PD 886] finishing powders manufactured from oxide (other than reclaimed grain) of may be obtained at local Field Offices of silicon carbide or fused aluminum oxide any grit size 80 or coarser for use as the War Production Board. having a value of $100 list price. loose grain for any of the purposes listed (3) In the event that an ultimate con­ (2) Subject to the inventory limita­ on Schedule A hereto attached, nor shall sumer desires to buy abrasive grain from tions contained in paragraph (f) of this any person sell, transfer, or deliver any a distributor or branch outlet during any order, any branch outlet or distributor such abrasive grain which he knows or period of authorization, the ultimate con­ may accept delivery of abrasive grain for has reason to believe is intended for use sumer shall apply on or before the first stock to fill small orders therefor, pur­ day of the month preceding the period suant to paragraph (d) (1) of this order. as loose grain for any of the purposes of authorization in which delivery is re­ No specific authorization on Form WPB listed on said Schedule A. quired in the manner prescribed in Form 2781 [Form PD 886] shall be required for (c) Applications for authorization. WPB 2781 [Form PD 8861. No further such branch outlet or distributor to ac­ (1) Any producer or importer who de­ application by the distributor or branch cept delivery of such abrasive grain, but sires to use, and any person who desires outlet shall be required for such abrasive each order for such abrasive grain placed to accept delivery of, manufactured grain, but the War Production Board, by a branch outlet or distributor with a crude abrasive during the months of July when acting on such ultimate consum­ producer, importer, or another branch and August, 1943, (which constitute the er’s application, will simultaneously outlet, must be accompanied by a cer­ first period of authorization), shall apply grant or deny to such distributor or tification by such branch outlet or dis­ on or before June 15, 1943, for authori­ branch outlet authorization to accept de­ tributor, signed manually, or as provided zation to use or accept delivery of that livery for, and to redeliver to, such Ulti­ by Priorities Regulation No. 7, substan­ quantity of manufactured crude abra­ mate consumer. tially as follows: sive which will be required by the appli­ (4) Failure by any person to file an cant during the months of July and Aug­ The abrasive grain specified on this pur­ application pursuant to the provisions chase order is required by the undersigned ust, 1943. Thereafter, on or before Aug­ of this paragraph (c) may be construed ust 15, 1943, and on or before the 15th for stock to fill small orders pursuant to as notice to the War Production Board paragraph (dj (1) of Conservation Order day of the month preceding each subse­ that such person does not desire authori­ M-319, with the terms of which the under­ quent two-month period of authoriza­ zation to use, or accept delivery of, man­ signed is familiar. Delivery of this order tion, any producer or importer who de­ ufactured crude abrasive or abrasive will not increase the undersigned’s inven­ sires to use, and any person who desires grain, as the case may be, in the period tory of the specified sizes and types of abra­ to accept delivery of manufactured crude sive grain beyond a supply required under of authorization for which such appli­ the undersigned’s current practices for re­ abrasive during such subsequent two- cation is required. month period of authorization, shall ap­ sale on such small orders during a period of (5) Whenever any order for manufac­ sixty days. ply for authorization to use or accept de­ tured crude abrasive or abrasive grain, livery of that quantity of manufactured previously authorized on Form WPB 2779 crude abrasive which will be required by (Name and address of distrib­ [Form PD-8881 (manufacturer crude utor or branch outlet) the applicant during such subsequent By------period of authorization. All applica­ abrasive), or Form WPB 2781 [PD 8861 (Authorized signature) tions for authorization to use or accept (abrasive grain), is cancelled, the pro­ delivery of manufactured crude abrasive ducer, importer, branch outlet, or dis­ (3) Any producer, importer, branch shall be made on Form WPB 2779 [Form tributor, with whom such order was outlet, or distributor, may deliver a quan­ placed, shall immediately notify the War PD 8881 in the manner prescribed tity of abrasive grain manufactured from therein. Copies of Form WPB 2779 Production Board of such cancellation. (d) Small grain order exemptions. (1) silicon carbide, other than abrasive op­ [Form PD 888] may be obtained at local Any producer or importer who has not tical finishing powders, not to exceed Field Offices of the War Production Board. been specifically authorized on Form $350 list price in value, and/or a quan­ (2) Except as provided in paragraphs WPB 2781 [Form PD 886] to use, and any tity of abrasive grain manufactured from (c) (3), (d) (1), and (d) (2) of this ultimate consumer who has not been fused aluminum oxide, other than abra­ order, any producer or importer who de­ specifically authorized on Form WPB sive optical finishing powders, not to sires to use, and any person who desires 2781 [Form PD 8861 to accept delivery of, exceed $225 list price in value, and/or to accept delivery of, abrasive grain dur­ abrasive grain during any given two- a quantity of abrasive optical finishing ing the months of July and August, 1943 month period of authorization may use powders manufactured from silicon car­ (which constitute the first period of au­ or accept delivery of a small quantity thorization), shall apply on or before of abrasive grain during such two- bide or fused aluminum oxide not to ex­ June 10,1943, for authorization to use or month period of authorization without ceed $100 in value, to any person with- accept delivery of that quantity of specific authorization on Form WPB 2781 out specific authorization on Form W PB- abrasive grain which will be required by [Form PD 886]: Provided, however, That 2781 [Form PD-886], and any producer, the applicant during the months of July in no event shall the total quantity of and August, 1943. Thereafter, except as importer, or branch outlet may deliver abrasive grain used by such producer or to any branch outlet or distributor abra­ provided in paragraphs (c) (3 ), (d) (1); importer, or accepted by such ultimate and (d) (2) of this order, on or before consumer from all sources during such sive grain on orders placed pursuant to August 10, 1943, and on or before the two-month period of authorization with­ paragraph (d) (2) of this order and ac­ 10th day of the month preceding each out authorization on Form WPB 2781 companied by the certification required subsequent two-month period of authori­ by said paragraph: Provided, T hat: zation, any producer or importer who de­ [Form PD 886], exceed the following sires to use, and any person who desires maximum amounts: (i) The total quantity of abrasive grain to accept delivery of, abrasive grain dur­ (i) A quantity of abrasive grain manu­ (other than abrasive optical finishing ing such subsequent two-month period factured from silicon carbide (other than powders), delivered by any producer or of authorization, shall apply for authori­ abrasive optical finishing powders) hav­ importer without specific authorization zation to use or accept delivery of that ing a value of $350 list price; and/or pursuant to this paragraph (d) (3) dur­ quantity of abrasive grain which will be (ii) A quantity of abrasive grain man­ required by the applicant during such ing any two-month period of authoriza­ subsequent period of authorization. All ufactured from fused aluminum oxide tion, shall not exceed 5 per cent of such applications for authorization to use, or (other than abrasive optical finishing producer’s or importer’s estimated total accept delivery of, abrasive grain shall be powders) having a value of $225 list priced tonnage production and/or purchases of made on Form WPB 2781 [Form PD and/or such abrasive grain for such period, and FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943 9059

S c h e d u l e A (ii) The total quantity of abrasive op­ (2) Direct or change any schedule of tical finishing powders manufactured production or delivery of manufactured N o t e : Schedule A added July 1, 1943. crude abrasive or abrasive grain; The use of abrasive grain manufactured from silicon carbide or fused aluminum (3) Allocate orders for manufactured from fused aluminum oxide (other than re­ oxide delivered by any producer or im^ crude abrasive or abrasive grain placed claimed grain) df any grit size of 80 or coarser porter without specific authorization pur­ for the following purposes is prohibited: with one person to another person; 1. Blasting or polishing operations for all suant to this paragraph (d) (3), during (4) Revoke any authorization to use stone and monumental work. any two-month period of authorization, or accept delivery of manufactured 2. Lithographic plate graining. shall not exceed 5 per cent of such pro­ crude abrasive or abrasive grain, granted 3. Glass grinding. pursuant to this order; 4. Hulling operations. ducer’s or importer’s estimated total ton­ (5) Take such other action as it deems 5. Non-slip purposes, including non-slip nage production and/or purchases of necessary with respect to the placing of treads of all kinds, non-slip cement or con­ such abrasive optical finishing powders orders for, or the production, use, or de­ crete, phenolic resin non-slip paint, non-slip surfaces for air or watercraft, etc. for such period. livery of, manufactured crude abrasive The percentage limitations established kor abrasive grain. "[P . R. Doc. 43-10591; Piled, July 1, 1943; 10:24 a. m.] above may be applied by any producer * (i) Intra-company deliveries. The prohibitions and restrictions of this or­ or importer on a size by size or an over­ der with respect to deliveries of manu­ all basis at his election. factured crude abrasive and abrasive Chapter XI—Office of Price Administration (e) [Revoked July 1, 1943] grain shall apply not only to deliveries (f ) Limitation on inventories. On and to other persons, including affiliates and P art 1394—R ationing of F uel and F uel after June 1, 1943, no person other than subsidiaries, but also to deliveries from P roducts a producer or importer shall purchase or one branch, division, or section, of a [RO 11,1 Amdt. 68] accept delivery of any size and type of single integrated enterprise to another abrasive grain if his inventory thereof branch, division, or section of the same FUEL OIL RATIONING REGULATIONS is, or will by virtue of such purchase or or any other enterprise under common A rationale for this amendment has acceptance become, greater than the ownership or control. been issued simultaneously herewith and quantity of such size and type of abra­ (j) Notification to customers. Each has been filed with the Division of the sive grain which will be required under producer, importer, branch outlet, or dis­ Federal Register.* his curren': practices for use or resale tributor, shall, as soon as practicable, Ration Order No. 11. is amended in the during a period of sixty days: Provided, notify each of his regular customers of following respects: however, That the delivery of abrasive the requirements of this order, but fail­ 1. Section 1394.5001 (a) (16) is amend­ grain pursuant' to the following desig­ ure to give or receive such notice .shall ed to read as follows: nated types of purchase orders shall be not excuse any such person from com­ permitted to effect such an increase; plying with the terms hereof. (16) “Heating year” queans the period (1) Purchase orders placed by any - ■ p (k) Reports. All producers, import­ from October 1, 1942, to September 30, procurement agency of the United States ers, branch outlets, or distributors, af­ 1943, inclusive, which is also sometimes pursuant to the Act of March 11, 1941, fected by this order shall execute and file referred to as “the 1942-43 heating year”. entitled, “An Act to Promote the De­ with the War Production Board such re­ The term “1943-44 heating year” means fense of the United States” (Lend-Uease ports and questionnaires as the War the period from October 1, 1943, to Sep­ Act). Production Board shall from time to tember 30, 1944, inclusive. (2) Purchase orders placed by the time request, subject to the approval of 2. Section 1394.5001 (a) (36) is amend­ Army, Navy, or Maritime Commission for the Bureau of the Budget, pursuant to ed to read as follows: abrasive grain required for bases or sup­ the Federal Reports Act of 1942. ply depots outside the continental United (l) Applicability of regulations. All (36) “Unit,” as applied to a coupon States, or for bases or supply depots transactions affected by this order are means the amount of fuel oil, as fixed- from time to time, by order or direction within the continental United States subject to applicable provisions of the which are maintained for emergency regulations of the War Production of the Office of Price Administration, for purposes, or to supply such bases or sup­ Board as amended from time to time. which a coupon bearing the imprint “one ply depots outside the continental United (m) Violations. Any person who will­ unit” or “1 unit” may be exchanged. States. fully violates any provision of this order, 3. Section 1394.5201 (d ris amended to (3) Any other.purchase order specifi­ or who, in connection with this order, read as follows: cally excepted from this restriction by willfully conceals a material fact or fur­ the War Production Board. nishes false information to any depart­ (d) Class 1 and Class 2 coupon sheets shall be issued as rations for heat or both (g) Proposed production and impor­ ment or agency of the United States, is heat and hot water in any premises, for tation schedules to be filed. On or be­ guilty of a crime, and upon conviction the 1942-43 heating year only. fore June 15,1943, and bi-monthly there­ may be punished by fine or imprison­ after on or before the 15th day of each ment. In addition, any such person may 4. Section 1394.5253 (b) is amended to alternate succeeding calendar month, be prohibited from making or obtaining read as follows: each producer or importer shall file with further deliveries of, or from processing (b) Each dealer or supplier who fur­ the War Production Board his proposed or using material under priorities con­ schedule of production and importation nishes certifications specified in para­ trol, and may be deprived of priorities of manufactured crude abrasive and/or graph (a) of this section shall (in addi­ assistance. abrasive grain for the next succeeding tion to any records required to be kept two calendar months. Proposed sched­ (n) Appeals. Any appeal from the pursuant to Ration Order No. 11) retain ules for the production and importation provisions of this order shall be made by at his place of business, for a period of of manufactured crude abrasive shall be filing a letter in triplicate, referring to at least two (2) years from the date of filed on Form WPB 2782 [Form PD 885] the particular provisions appealed from, such certifications, all records on the basis of which such certifications were in the manner prescribed therein. Pro­ and stating fully the grounds of the posed schedules for the production and appeal. made. importation of abrasive grain shall be (o) Communications. All reports to be ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office filed on Form WPB 2780 [Form PD 887] filed, appeals and other communications of Price Administration. in the manner prescribed therein. concerning this order should be ad­ 17 P.R. 8480, 8809, 8897, 9316, 9396, 9492, 9427, 9430, 9621, 9784, 10153, 10081, 10379, (h) Other allocation and scheduling dressed to: W ar Production Board, Tools 10530, 10531, 10780, 10707, 11118, 11071; 8 PR . directions. Notwithstanding any other Division, Washington, D. C. Ref: M-319. 165, 237, 437, 369, 374, 374, 535, 439, 444, 607, provisions of this order, the W ar Produc- 608, §77, 1203, 1316, 1235, 1282, 1282, 1681, Board may at any time: Issued this 1st day of July 1943. 1636, 1859, 2194, 2432, 2598, 2598, 2781, 2720, (1) Direct the return or cancellation W ar P roduction B oard, 2942, 2942, 2993, 2887, 3106, 3521, 3628, 3734, of any order for manufactured crude By J . J oseph W helan, 3848, 3848, 3948, 4255, 4137, 4350, 4784, 4851, abrasive or abrasive grain; Recording Secretary. 5678. 9060 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943

5. Section 1394.5255 (a) Is redesig­ vided in paragraph (e) of this section, hot water under §§ 1394.5268 and 1394.- nated § 1394.5255. surrender to the issuing Board all coupon 5269.” 6. Section 1394.5255 (b) is deleted. sheets containing coupons (and all un­ 29. Section 1394.5553 (e) is added to 7. Section 1394.5256 (d) (1) is amend­ used delivery receipts and the stubs to read as follows: ed by adding after the period at the end which they are attached) representing of the subparagraph the sentence, “How­ such ration. (e) This section shall not apply to ra­ tions issued for the 1943-44 heating year, ever, with respect to the ration for the 20. Section 1394.5503 (c) and (d) are and the issuance of a substitute ration 1942-43 heating year, the application revoked. shall not affect a previously issued re­ may not be made after June 30,1943.” 21. The headnote to § 1394.5504 is newed ration for the 1943-44 heating 8. Section 1394.5309 (b) is amended by amended to read: “Application for a year. deleting the sentence: “The Board shall continuation of ration on change of make the entries required by § 1894.5452 ownership or control.” 30. Section 1394.5554 (c) is added to read as follows: on the coupon sheet issued and shall affix 22. Section 1394.5504 (a) is amended a validating stamp thereto.” to read as follows: (c) This section shall not apply to ra­ 9. Section 1394.5310 is amended by tions issued for the 1943-44 heating year, (a) If a ration has expired by reason^ adding a new paragraph (e) to read as and the issuance of a substitute ration of a change in ownership of, or control follows: shall not affect a previously issued re­ over, oil burring equipment furnishing newed ration for the 1943-44 heating (e) No supplemental ration may be is­heat, or hot water, or both, to any prem­ year. sued for use after September 30, 1943. ises, but such change in ownership or control involves no change in the occu­ 31. Section 1394.5602 is amended to 10. The text of § 1394.5451 is amended read as follows: by inserting after the phrase “issuing a pancy of such premises, the person ac­ quiring ownership or control (or his ration” the parenthetical phrase “(other § 1394.5602 Rations not transferable. agent) may apply to the issuing Board than a renewed ration for heat or hot No ration shall be transferred or as­ for a continuation of such ration. Such water, or both, for the 1943-44 heating signed and no person shall accept such year under § 1394.5280).” person may not obtain a ration (other transfer or assignment except a trans­ than an auxiliary ration) for the opera­ fer to a member of the family who re­ 11. Section 1394.5452 (a) is amended tion of such equipment during the bal­ by deleting the parenthetical phrase tains control of the equipment. ance of the period for which such expired 32. The text of § 1394.5653 is amended “ (or October 1, 1942, in the case of an ration was issued, except in the manner by substituting the phrase “1, 2, 3, 4, application made prior to November 1, provided in this Section. 1942 and in “Area A” February 1,1943 in 5 or 6 coupon sheets” for the phrase the case of an application made prior 23. Section 1394.5504 (b) (6) is “1, 2 and 3 coupon sheets”. to March 16, 1943; and in “Area B ” amended to read as^follows: 33. Section 1394.5653 (d) is deleted. March 17,1943, in the case of an applica­ (6) A request that the expired ration 34. The text of § 1394.5653 (e) is tion made prior to April 13,1943)”. be continued and issued to him. amended to read as follows: 12. Section 1394.5452 (b) is deleted. (e) No transfer of fuel oil may be made 13. Section 1394.5455 is amended to 24. Section 1394.5505 is amended, to read as follows: in exchange for a coupon if such coupon read as follows: was detached from the coupon sheet § 1394.5455 Signature on coupon § 1394.5505 Issuance of continuation prior to the transfer. sheet. An applicant shall sign each of ration, (a) Upon application for a continuation of a ration pursuant to 35? Section 1394.5653 (e) (1), (2) and coupon sheet issued to him, and no cou­ (3) are revoked. pon shall be valid until the coupon sheet § 1394.5504, the Board shall issue to the applicant coupon sheets containing the 36. Section 1394.5654 (a) is amended to which it is attached has been signed by substituting the phrase “primary as required. same number and kind of coupons as were contained on the expired coupon supplier” for the word “supplier”. 14. Section 1394.5458 (a) is amended sheets at the time of expiration. 37. Section 1394.5654 (b) is amended by substituting for the phrase “Class 1 (b) After such issuance^ the appli­ to read as follows: or Class 2 coupon sheet” the phrase cant may use any fuel oil in the fuel “Class 1, 2, 4, 5 or 6 coupon sheet”. supply tank of such equipment, or in a (b) Within forty-eight (48) hours 15. Section 1394.5458 (c) is deleted. storage tank or other container main­ after the expiration of a coupon sheet 16. Section 1394.5460 (c) is amended tained for supplying such equipment, so deposited (or within forty-eight (48) by deleting the sentence: “The Board without any further surrender of hours after all coupons on such sheet shall make the entries required by coupons. have been detached in accordance with § 1394.5452 on the new coupon sheet and the provisions of § 1394.5653), the dealer shall affix a validating stamp thereto.” 25. Section 1394.5506 is amended to or primary supplier with whom it was read as follows: 17. Section 1394.5461 is amended by deposited shall return such coupon sheet adding after the period at the end of the § 1394.5506 Issuance of new rations. to the consumer who deposited it with paragraph the sentence: “No fuel oil Except as otherwise provided in this him. ration record card shall be issued for use Ration Order No. 11, a transferee of any 38. Section 1394.5654 (c) is amended after June 30, 1943.” oil burning equipment shall be required by substituting the phrase “primary 18. Section 1394.5502 (c) is amended to make a new application for a ration supplier” for the word “supplier”. to read as follows: therefor, on his own behalf, in the same 39. Section 1394.5654 (d) is amended manner as an original application. to read as follows: (c) Upon change in ownership of, or However, a transferee may not obtain a control over, such equipment. However, ration unless a transfer in good faith is (d) Within forty-eight (48) hours a ration issued to any person for the involved. after the expiration of the period of operation of oil burning equipment fur­ validity of the delivery receipt, as shown nishing heat, or hot water, or both, to 26. The undesignated center headnote on the delivery receipt stub, or within any premises, shall not expire upon a preceding § 1394.5551 is amended to forty-eight (48) hours after delivery has change in ownership of such premises, if read as follows: “Issuance of Further been made of the total amount of fuel there is no change in the occupancy Rations.” oil authorized to be transferred, as shown thereof and if such person or a member 27. The headnote to § 1394.5551 is on such stub, the dealer or primary sup­ of the family retains control over such amended to read: “Further rations for plier with whom it was deposited shall equipment. use after expiration date of current return all delivery receipt stubs and all rations”. 19. Section 1394.5503 (b) is amended delivery receipts, if any, to the consumer to read as follows: 28. Section 1394.5551 (a) is amended who deposited them with him. If any by adding after the period at the end of stub contains any inaccurate statement (b) Within twenty (20) days after the the paragraph the sentence: “This sec­ with respect to the date or amount of expiration of any ration, the person to tion does not apply to rations for heat fuel oil transferred to him, or in the whom it was issued shall, except as pro­ or hot water, or both, except rations for Calculations, the consumer shall report FEDER AL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943 9061 all such inaccuracies in writing to the 1. Section 1394.9101 (a) (4) (iv) is P art 1429— P oultry and E ggs issuing Board. amended by.adding after the word “Ken­ [Rev. MPR 2 6 9 Amdt. 10] tucky” a comma and the phrase “Ore­ 40. Section 1394.5656 is amended to gon, Washington and that part of the POULTRY read as follows: State of Idaho which lies in Thermal A statement of the considerations in­ § 1394.5656 Records to be kept by Zone A ” volved in the issuance of this amend­ dealers and primary suppliers. Every 2. Section 1394.9101 (a) (5) (i) is ment, issued simultaneously herewith, dealer and primary supplier shall keep amended by adding after the word “Ken­ has been filed with the Division of the a record of each transfer to a consumer tucky”, the phrase “and that part of the Federal Register.* of a quantity of fuel oil in excess of ten state of Idalio which lies in Thermal Revised Maximum Price Regulation (10) gallons. Such record shall show the Zone A”. 269 is amended in the following respects: name and address of the transferee, the 3. Section 1394.9101 (b) is redesig­ 1. Section 1429.19 (h) (5) is amended date of the transfer, the amount of fuel to read as follows: oil transferred, the place where delivered nated § 1394.9101 (c) and a new sub- and the number and value of coupons paragraph (7) is added thereto to read (5) Application of prices for all poul­ detached or the amount of any ration as follows: try items in packaged form. The maxi­ mum base prices established for dressed, check received for such transfer. Such (7) Amendment No. 6 to Supplement drawn, and quick-frozen eviscerated records shall be preserved for at least No. 1 (§ 1394.9101) shall become effective one (1) year. poultry in Table A of this section may on July 1, 1943. be charged only when such poultry is sold 41. Section 1394.5707 (a) is amended in box-packed or barrel-packed form: by deleting the phrase "bearing an in­ 4. A new § 1394.9101 (b) is added to read as follows: Provided, T hat: All “wholesalers” and scribed serial number”. “hotel supply houses” may sell less than 42. Section 1394.5782 is amended by (b) The units represented by coupons wholesale quantities of dressed, drawn, substituting the phrase “Class 1, 2, 4, 5 on Class 4, 5 and 6 coupons sheets shall and quick-frozen eviscerated poultry in and 6 coupon sheets” for the phrase have the following values for the trans­ loose form to retailers, hotels, restau­ “Class 1 and 2 coupon sheets”. fer of fuel oil to a consumer and shall rants, clubs, dining cars, steamship com­ This amendment shall become effec­ retain such values thereafter: panies, or institutional users, at the tive on July 1, 1943. (1) The value of one unit represented maximum base prices established for such poultry in Table A of this section, (Pub. Law 471, 76th Cong., as amended by coupons numbered “1” on Class 4 plus the permitted increases established by Pub. Laws 89 and 507, 77th Cong., coupon sheets, and the value of five units Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong.; WPB Directive in Table B of § 1429,21 of this regulation. represented by coupons numbered “1” on In all other cases all dressed, drawn, and 1, 7 F.R. 562; Supp. Directive 1-0, as Class 5 coupon sheets, and the value of amended, 7 F.R. 8416, E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. quick-frozen eviscerated poultry sold in twenty-five units represented by coupons loose form shall be sold at a discount of 2719) numbered "1” on Class 6 coupon sheets one cent per pound below the maximum Issued this 30th day of June 1943. are hereby fixed at ten <10) gallons, fifty base prices established for such poultry P rentiss M. B rown, (50) gallons, and two hundred and fifty in Table A of this section. Administrator. (250) gallons of fuel oil, respectively. No additional charge shall be added to [F. R. Doc. 43-10563; Filed, June 30, 1943; the prices established for all poultry 4:47 p. m.] (Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended items in Table A of this section for the by Pub. Laws 89 and 507; Pub. Law 421; wrapping, packaging, or boxing of such WPB Dir. 1, 7 F R . 562, Supp. Dir. 1-0, poultry items. P art 1394—R ationing op F uel and F uel 7 F.R. 8418; E.O. 9125, 7 F R . 2719) 2. The text of item (la) of Table B of P roducts § 1429.21 (a) (2) is amended to read as Issued this 30th day of June 1943. [Supp. 1 to RO 11, Amdt. 6] follows: P rentiss M. B rown, FUEL OIL REGULATIONS Administrator. •Copies may be obtained from the Office of Price Administration. Supplement 1 to Ration Order No. 11 [F. R. Doc. 43-10564; Filed, June 30, 1943; *7 F R . 10708, 10864, 11118; 8 F R . 567, 856, is amended in the following respects: 4:46 p. m.] 878, 2289, 3316, 3419, 3792.

TABLE B.—MAXIMUM PERMITTED INCREASES FOR SALES OF POULTRY ITEMS

Maximum increase in cents per pound for “wholesaler” and “hotel supply house” only Quantity and Base price to which Seller and type of sale made Buyer form of sale Item sold increase is added N on- Deliv­ Deliv­ deliv­ ered ered within beyond ered 25 25 sales miles miles

Cents Cents Cents * # • • * * (la) All “wholesalers" who buy All {‘wholesalers”, Individual Less than 10,000 Any live poultry Maximum base price at seller’s IX IX 2 and sell live poultry items, ana retail stores, or commercial, lfis. item. shipping point, plus permitted who have either transported such industrial, or governmental increase established for actual live poultry items to their place users located in the same met­ distance live poultry was of business, or else have paid out a ropolitan area where the seller transported to seller’s place of permitted increase to alive poul­ maintains his place of busi­ business, in a sum not to ex­ try transporter for transporting ness. ceed 2i per lb. such live poultry items to their place of business. • • • • 9 • 9062 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, Ju ly 2, 1943

This amendment shall become effective (Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended means any footwear made in whole or in July 6, 1943. by Pub. Laws 89, 421, and 507, 77th part of leather or which contain any rub­ (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. Cong.; WPB Directive 1, 7 F.R. 562, ber in the sole, except: burial slippers; 9250, 7 P.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) Supp. Directive 1-T, 8 F.R. 1727; E.O. boudoir or house slippers; ballet slippers; 9125, 7 F.R. 2719) evening slippers made in the United Issued this 30th day of June 1943. Issued this 30th day of June 1943. States, or imported before July 7, 1943, P rentiss M. B rown, which at the time of manufacture were Administrator. P rentiss M. B rown, made with uppers of gold or silver Administrator. leather or imitation leather with gold or Approved: June 28, 1943. [F. R. Doc. 43-10566; Filed;* June 30, 1943; silver finish; baseball, track and football J esse W . T app, 4:48 p. m.] shoes; men’s and women’s knee-height Acting War Food Administrator. riding boots made in the United States, [F. R. Doc. 43-10568; Filed, June 30, 1943; or imported before July 7, 1943 (includ­ 4:46 p. m.] ing boots without lacing and with lacing P art 1404—R ationing of F ootwear only over the instep but not including [RO 17,1 Arndt. 25] full lace boots, jodhpurs or cowboy P art 1404—R ationing op F ootwear boots); infant footwear of size 4 or [RO 17,1 Arndt. 24] SHOES smaller; overshoes; and waterproof and snow or water repellent, rubber footwear. SHOES A rationale accompanying this amend­ ment, issued simultaneously herewith, (For the purposes of this definition, foot­ A rationale accompanying this has been filed with the Division of the wear is deemed not to be made in whole amendment, issued simultaneously Federal Register.* or in part of leather if leather is used herewith has been filed w ith-the Di­ Ration Order 17 is amended in the fol­ only as hinges, tabs, heel inserts, or other vision of the Federal Register.* lowing respects: non-skid or soundproofing features cov­ Section 1.7b is added to read as 1. Section 2.11 (a) (3) is added to read ering not more than 25 percent of the follows: as follows: area of the bottom of the sole. Further­ more, footwear is deemed not to contain S ec. 1.7b Operators of recreational (3) Shoes completed, packaged, and rubber in the sole where rubber is used facilities may obtain athletic shoes for shipped from the factory before July 16, only as a cement or adhesive to the ex­ rental, (a) Any person operating a 1943, made wholly of materials other tent necessary to attach a sole or plat­ bowling alley open to the general public than leather (which may however use form to each other or to the upper.) or operated primarily for use by mem­ leather as top lifts) and the sole of bers of the armed services may obtain which is of one of the following construc­ This amendment shall become effec­ sufficient certificates to enable him to tions: tive July 7, 1943. have in stock, for loan or rental to his (i) A sole made principally of rope, (Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong, as amended by patrons, ten pairs of bowling shoes per fabric or fiber in which rubber is used Pub. Laws 89, 421, and 507, 77th Cong.; alley for the first four alleys and seven primarily as a binder; (ii) a sole made W.P.B. Dir. 1, 7 F.R. 562, Supp. Dir. 1-T, pairs of bowling shoes per alley for principally of wood, in which rubber is 8 F.R. 1727; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719) every alley above four. used only as toe or heel inserts, or both, covering not more than 25 percent of the Note : The record keeping provisions of this (b) A person operating any other amendment have been approved by the Bu­ recreational facility open to the general area of the bottom of the sole. reau of the Budget in accordance with the public or operated primarily for use by 2. Section 2.13 (b) (8) and (9) are Federal Reports Act of 1942. members of the armed services may ob­ added to read as follows: Issued this 30th day of June 1943. tain certificates to acquire the number of pairs of athletic shoes of a particular (8) Records, which shall be attached P rentiss M. B rown, type needed to maintain the supply of to its inventory (OPA Form R-1701) Administrator. within five days after the event, showing such shoes which he had on February 7, [F. R. Doc. 43-10567; Filed, June 30, 1943; 1943 for loan or rental to his patrons. the date and amount of each increase or 4:48 p. m.] (c) Application should be made (on decrease of its inventory resulting from OPA Form R-1702) to the District an adjustment of its inventory, or a loan, or advance of ration currency granted by Office for the area in which the shoes P art 1444—I ce B oxes are to be used and should contain all the District Office, or from the repay­ [MPR 399,1 Arndt. 1] information needed to establish eligibil­ ment of a loan or advance, pursuant to section 2.17. ity under paragraph (a) or (b) above NEW ICE BOXES (9) Records, which shall be attached and the number of pairs for which he is A statement of the considerations in­ eligible. Shoes acquired with certifi­ to its inventory (OPA Form R-1701) within five days after the event showing: volved in the issuance of this amendment cates in this manner and shoes held for is issued simultaneously herewith, and loan or rental on February 7, 1943, may (i) In the case of a release of shoes from rationing by order of the Office of has been filed with the Division of the be loaned or rented without collecting Price Administration, a list of the type Federal Register.* • ration currency. However, they may and number of pairs so released which Maximum Price Regulation No. 399 is not be loaned or rented to any person the establishment had in inventory, or amended in the following respects: for use off the applicant’s premises nor in transit to it, or in storage for it at a 1. Section 1 is amended to read as for a period longer than twelve hours at place other than an establishment, at follows: a time to the same person. The appli­ the time of such release. cant must keep title to the shoes and Section 1. What ceiling prices are they may not be transferred as “used” 3. Section 2.18 (a) is amended by in­ fixed by this regulation. This regula­ shoes under section 1.13. serting after the words “after April 15, tion fixes ceiling prices for salés of new 1943,” in the first sentence of the «para­ ice boxes at retail (including sales by This amendment shall become effec­ graph the following: “and on one shoe of mail order houses and ice companies) tive July 7, 1943. each pair of the types specified in sec­ and at wholesale. A sale at retail is No te: The reporting requirements of this tion 2.11 (a) (3) which is completed, a sale by a person other than the manu­ amendment have been approved by the Bu­ packaged, or shipped from the factory facturer to a person who buys for use. reau of the Budget in accordance with the after July 15, 1943,” A sale at wholesale is à sale by a person Federal Reports Act of 1942. 4. The definition of “rubber” is added other than the manufacturer to a per­ •Copies may be obtained from the Office in section 3.13 (a) to read as follows: son who buys for resale. Sales by manu­ of Price Administration. “Rubber” includes crude rubber, latex, facturers are covered by Maximum Price 18 F.R. 1749, 2040, 2487, 2943, 3315, 3371, reclaimed rubber, scrap rubber, and syn­ Regulation No. 188. Ice boxes not listed '3853, 4129, 3948, 4716, 5589, 5678, 5679, 5567, thetic rubber. in the table below (except those whose 6756, 6046, 6687, 7198, 7261, 8061, 8064, 8357, 5. The definition of “shoes” in section 8601. 3.13 is amended to read as follows: Shoes *8 FR . 7448. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943 9063 ceiling price is fixed by the General of ice boxes not now being offered for wholesaler’s warehouse is located. The Maximum Price Regulation as explained sale by the manufacturer of such ice wholesale ceiling price is f. o. b. the dis­ below) may not be sold at wholesale or boxes are fixed by the General Maximum tributor’s city. Price Regulation. retail unless an order has been issued 3. Section 14, Table A, “Retail Ceiling under this section establishing ceiling 2. Section 3 is amended to read as Prices in Each State for Sales of Ice prices for such sales. Orders will be follows: Boxes by Ice Companies and Retail Es­ issued by the Office of Price Administra­ Sec. 3. Ceiling prices for wholesalers. tablishments Controlled by Ice Compa­ tion, Washington, D. C., upon applica­ Ceiling prices for sales at wholesale are nies,” is amended by changing the ceiling tion. 60% of the retail base price as shown in prices shown therein for The Coolerator Ceiling prices for ice boxes which were Column I of Table C plus the difference Company’s Model V-6 ice box, and by in the hands of wholesalers or retailers between the base price and the retail adding ceiling prices for eight new mod­ on June 8, 1943, and which are models ceiling price for the state in which the els of ice boxes, as set forth below.

T able A

BETAIL CEILING PRICES IN EACH STATE FOR SALES OF ICE BOSES BY ICE COMPANIES AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS CONTROLLED BY ICE COMPANIES [No amount may be added to these ceiling prices for delivery to the buyer]

Rated ice Retail Manufacturer Brand Model capacity base Ala. Ariz. Ark. Calif. Col. Cana. Del. D. C. Fla. Ga. Idaho 111. Ind. (pound) price

The Coolerator Co____ Coolerator_ V-«.... 76 $68.75 $69.50 $70.00 $69.50 $70.00 $69.50 $6f. 75 (70.00 $69.75 $70.25 $69.75 $70.00 $68.75 $69.25 Getz Bros. & Co., Inc_ Getz-Kold.. F -5 0 ... 50 46.25 46.50 4&25 46.25 46.25 40 25 40 75 40 75 46.75 47.00 46.50 46.25 40 50 46.50 C. Nelson Mfg. Co___ .. Neleo Artie. V -41... 75 57.25 57.25 58.25 57.25 58.25 57. 50 57.25 57.25 57.25 57.50 67.25 58.25 57.25 57.25 Stoddard Mfg. Co_____ Lockerator.. 6...... 75 68.00 58.75 59.75 sa 00 60.25 59.00 58.75 58.75 58.75 60 75 69.25 59.60 58.00 58.00 Success Mfg, Co______Success____ VG-5S. 75 52.00 52.00 53.50 52.25 53.50 53.00 52.00 52 00 52 00 52 00 52 00 53.50 6200 5200 Ward Ref. & Mfg. Co-- Olympic.... V-603. . 75 73.50 75.00 73.50 74 75 73.50 7450 75.25 70 25 70 25 70 75 70 00 75.25 74.75 75.00 Ward Ref. & Mfg. Co_ Olympic.... V-600.. 75 73.50 75.00 73.50 74 75 73.50 74 50 75.25 70 25 70 25 75.75 75.00 70 25 74 75 75.00 Ward Ref. & Mfg. C o .. Olympic___ V-300.. 50 51.50 52.00 51.50 51.75 61.50 51.50 52.25 52.25 52 25 52 75 52 25 52 25 52 00 5200 Ward Ref. & Mfg. C o .. Olympic___ V-303.. 50 61.50 52.00 51.50 51.75 51.50 51.50 52.25 52 25 52 25 62 75 52 25 52 25 52 00 5200

Rated ice Retail Manufacturer Brand Model capacity base Iowa Kans. Ky. La Maine Md. Mass. Mich. Minn. Miss. Mo. Mont. (pound) price

The Coolerator Co___ .... Coolerator.. V -6 .... 76 $68.75 $68.75 $69.25 $69.00 $7aoo $7025 $69.75 $70.00 $69.00 $68.75 $69. 50 $68.75 $70.00 Getz Bros. & CtK, I n e ..... Getz-Kold.. F -5 0 ... 60 46.25 46.25 46.25 46.60 46.25 46.75 40 75 40 75 46.50 46.25 40 50 46.25 46.25 C. Nelson Mfg. Co._____ Neleo Artie. V -41... 75 57.25 57.25 57.25 57.25 57.25 57.50 57.25 57.25 57.25 67.25 57.25 67.25 58.25 Stoddard Mfg Co____ .... Lockerator.. 6______75 58.00 6a 00 ea 00 6a 00 so so 59.00 58.75 5000 58.00 58.00 58.75 58.00 59.25 Success Mfg. Co...... Success____ VG-68. 75 52.00 52.00 52.50 52.00 52.50 52.00 52.00 52.00 5200 52 25 5225 5200 53.50 Ward Ref. & Mfg. C o ..... Olympic___ V-603.. 75 73.50 74.75 74 50 75.00 74 75 75.25 75.25 70 25 74 75 7000 75.00 74 75 75.60 Ward Ref. & Mfg. C o ..... Olympic___ V-600.. 75 73.50 74 75 74 50 75.00 74 75 75.25 75.25 •70 25 74 75 70 00 75.00 74 75 75.50 Ward Ref. & Mfg. Co__ _ Olympic.... V-300.. 50 51.50 51.75 51.75 52.00 5L75 52.25 52 25 52 25 5200 5200 5200 51.75 52 50 Ward Ref. & Mfg. C o ..__ Olympic___ V-303.. 50 51.50 51.75 51.76 52.00 51.75 52. 25 52 25 52 25 5200 5200 5200 51.75 52 50

Rated ice Retail Manufacturer Brand Model capacity base Nebr. Nev. N. H. N. J. N. Mez. N. Y. N. C. N. Dak. Ohio Okla. Oreg. Pa. (pound) price

The Coolerator Co____ Coolerator_ V -6 .... 75 $68.75 $69.00 $70.00 $70.00 $69.76 $70.00 $69.60 $69.75 $68.75 $69.25 $69.50 $70.00 $69.50 Getz Bros. & Co., In c .. Getz-Kold.. F -6 0 ... 50 46.25 46.25 46.25 46.75 40 75 46.25 46.75 46.75 4025 40 50 46.25 46.25 46.75 C. Nelson Mfg. Co____ Neleo Artie. V-41__ 75 57.25 67.25 58.25 57.25 57.25 58.25 57.25 57.25 67.50 57.25 57.25 57.25 67.25 Stoddard Mfg. C o ...... Lockerator.. 6...... 75 68.00 68.00 59.75 59.00 58.75 59.75 58.50 50 25 58.50 58.25 58.75 59.75 58.50 Success Mfg. Co...... Success____ VG-5S. 75 52.00 52.50 53.50 52.00 52.00 53.50 52.00 5200 52 75 5200 52 50 53.50 52.00 Ward Ref. & Mfg. C o .. Olympic___ V-603.. 75 73.60 74.50 74 50 75.25 75.25 .74.25 75.25 70 25 74 75 7000 74.50 74.50 75.25 Ward Ref. & Mfg. Co_ Olympic___ V-600.. 75 73.50 74.50 74 50 75.25 75.25 74 25 76.25 70 25 74 75 7000 74.50 74 50 75.25 Ward Ref. & Mfg. C o .. Olympic.... V-300.. 50 51.50 51. 75 61.75 52.25 52.25 51.75 52.25 52 25 51.75 5200 61.75 51.75 52 25 Ward Ref. & Mfg. C o .. Olympic___ V-303.. 50 51.50 5L75 51.75 52.25 52.25 51.75 52.25 52 25 51.75 5200 61.75 51.75 52.25

Rated ice Retail Manufacturer Brand Model capacity base R . I. S .C . S.Dak. Tenn. Tex. Utah Vt. Va. Wash. W. Va. Wis. Wyo. (pounds) price

The Coolerator Co______Coolerator.; V -6.__ 75 $68.75 $70.00 $69.75 $69.00 $69.25 $70.00 $7000 $7000 $70.00 $70.00 $89.60 $68.75 $69.50 Getz Bros. & Co., I n c ...., Getz-Kold.. F-50__ 60 46.25 46.75 46.75 46.25 46.50 46.25 40 25 4075 40 75 40 25 46.75 40 50 46.25 C. Nelson Mfg. Co._____ Neleo Artic. V -41... 75 57.25 57.25 57.25 57.25 57.25 57.60 68.25 67.25 57.25 58.25 57.25 57.25 57.75 Stoddard Mfg. Co____.... Lockerator.. 6 ...__- 75 58.00 59.00 69.25 58.25 58.50 59.25 59.50 59.00 58.75 59.75 58.50 58.00 59.00 Success Mfg. Co______Success____ VG-5S. 76 52.00 52.00 52.00 52.75 52.00 52.50 53.60 52 00 5200 53.50 52.00 52 00 53.00 Ward Ref. & Mfg. Co____ Olympic___ V-603.. 75 73.50 75.25 75.26 7475 75.00 7460 74 75 76.25 70 25 74.25 75.25 74 75 74.50 Ward Ref. & Mfg Co____ Olyrtpic.... V-600.. 75 73.50 75.25 75.25 74 75 75.00 7450 74 75 75.25 76.25 74.25 75.25 74.75 74 50 Ward Ref. & Mfg. Co____ Olympic.... V-300.. 50 51.50 52.25 52.25 52.00 52.00 52.00 6L75 5225 52.25 51.50 52 25 52 00 51.76 Ward Ref. & Mfg. Co____ Olympic.... V-303.. 50 51.50 62.25 62.25 62.00 52.00 52.00 51.75 5225 52 25 51.60 52 25 5200 51.75 9064 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943

4. Section 16, Table C, “Ceiling Prices in Each State for All Other Sales of Ice Boxes at Retail,” is amended by changing the ceiling prices for The Coolerator Company’s Model V-6 ice box and by adding ceiling prices for eight new models of ice boxes, as set forth below.

T able O

CEILING PRICES IN EACH STATE FOR ALL OTHER SALES OP ICE BO XES AT RETAIL [No amount may be added to these ceiling prices for delivery to the buyer]

Rated ice Retail Manufacturer Brand Model capacity base Ala. Ariz. Ark. Calif. Colo. Conn. Del. D. C. Fla. Ga. Idaho 111. Ind. (pounds) price

The Coolerator Co.! . Coolerator_ V -6.__ 75 $72.75 $75.00 $75.50 $74.75 $75.50 $75.00 $75.25 $75.25 $75.25 $75.75 $75.25 $75.60 $73.75 $74.50 Getz Bros. & Co., In c ... Getz-Kold_ F -5 0 ... 50 52. .50 54.25 53.75 54.00 53.00 54.00 54.50 54.50 54.50 54.50 54.25 53.75 64.00 54.25 C. Nelson Mfg. Co____ Nelco Artie. V -41... 75 63.95 65.00 66.50 65.00 66.50 65.50 65.25 65.25 65.25 65.50 65.25 66.25 64.50 64.50 Stoddard Mfg. Co_____ Lockerator.. 6...... 75 65.50 67.75 68.75 67.76 69.00 67.75 67.75 67.75 67.50 68.75 68.00 68.50 66.50 67.00 Success Mfg. Co Success VG-5S. 75 55.95 57.25 58.75 57.75 68.75 58.50 56.50 56.75 56.75 67.50 67.25 58.75 57.25 57.00 Ward Ref. & Mfg. C o .. Olympic___ V-603.. 75 82.95 85.75 84.50 85.50 83.75 85.25 ,86.25 86.25 86.25 86.75 85.75 86.00 85.50 85.75 Ward Ref. & Mfg. C o .. Olympic___ V-600.. 75 82.95 85.75 84.50 85.50 83.75 85.25 86.25 86.25 86.25 86.75 85.75 86.00 85.50 85.75 Ward Ref. & Mfg. C o .. Olympic___ V-300.. 50 58.25 60.25 • 59.25 60.00 58.75 60.0U 60.50 60.50 60.50 60.75 60.25 60.50 60.00 60.25 Ward Ref. & Mfg. C o .. Olympic___ V-303.. 50 58.25 60.25 59.25 60.00 58.75 60.00 60.50 60.50 60.50 60.75 60.25 60.50 60.00 60.25

Rated ice Retail Manufacturer Brand Model capacity base Iowa Ksns. K y. La. Maine Md. Mass. Mich. Minn. M ss Mo. Mont (pounds) price

The Coolerator Co...... Coolerator__ V -6 .... 75 $72.75 $73.75 $74.50 $74.50 $75.25 $75.50 $75.25 $75.25 $74.50 $73. 75 $75.00 $73.75 $75.50 Getz Bros. & Co., Inc__ _ Getz-Kold_ F -5 0 ... 50 52.50 54.00 54.00 54.25 54.00 54.50 54.50 54.50 54.00 54.00 54.25 54.00 54.00 C. Nelson Mfg. Co .. Nelco Artie. V -41... 75 63.95 54.75 65.00 64.75 65.25 65.50 65.25 65.50 64.75 65.00 65.00 64.50 66.25 Stoddard Mfg. Co______Lockerator.. 6— . . . . 75 65.50 67.00 67.25 67.25 68.25 68.00 67.50 67.75 66.75 66.50 67.75 66.50 68.25 Success Mfg. Co...... Success _ . _ VG-5S- 75 55.95 57.50 68.00 57.25 58.00 56.50 56.75 56.25 57.00 57. 75 57.50 57.25 58.75 Ward Ref. & Mfg. Co_ . .. Olympic.... V-603.. 75 82.95 85.50 85.25 85.75 85.50 86.25 86.25 86.25 85.75 85.75 85.75 85.50 86.25 Ward Ref. & Mfg. Co Olympic___ V-600.. 75 82.95 85.50 85.25 85.75 85.50 86.25 86.25 86.25 85.75 85.75 85. 75 85.50 86.25 Ward Ref. & Mfg. Co____ Olympic___ V-300.. 50 58.25 60.00 60.00 60.25 60.00 60.50 60.50 60.50 60.00 60.25 60.25 60.00 60.50 Ward Ref. & Mfg. C o ..... Olympic___ V-303.. 50 58.25 60.00 60.00 60.25 60.00 60.50 60.50 60.50 60.00 60.25 60.25 60.00 60.50

Rated ice Retail Manufacturer Brand Model capacity base Nebr. Nev. N. H. N. J. N. Mex. N. Y N. C. N. Dak. Ohio Okla. Oreg. Pa (pounds) price

The Coolerator Co_____ Cooleiator.. V -6 .... 75 $72.75 $74. 25 $75.50 $75. 25 $75.25 $75. 50 $75.00 $75.00 $74. 25 $74. 75 $7175 $75. 50 $75.00 Getz Bros. & Co., Inc__ Getz-Kold.. F -5 0 ... 50 52.50 54.00 53.50 54.50. 54.50 54.00 54.50 54.50 54.00 54.' 25 54.00 53.50 64.25 C. Nelson Mfg. Co_____ Nelco Artie. V -41... 75 63.95 65.00 66.50 65.50 65. 25 66.50 65.25 65.25 65.50 64.75 65.25 66.50 65. 25 Stoddard Mfg. Co_____ Lockerator.. 6...... 75 66.50 66.75 68.50 67.75 67.50 68.75 €7. 50 68.00 67.25 67.00 67. 75 68.75 67.50 Success Mfg. Co...... Success____ VG-5S- 75 55.95 57.75 58.75 56.50 56.75 58.75 56.75 57.00 68.00 57.00 58. 00 58.75 56.75 Ward Ref. & Mfg. C o ... Olympic___ V-603.. 75 82 95 85.25 85.50 86.25 86.25 85.25 86.25 86.25 85.50 85.75 85.25 85.50 86.00 Ward Ref. & Mfg. C o ... Olympic___ V-600.. 75 82.95 85.25 85.50 86.25 86.25 85.25 86.25 86.25 85.50 85.75 85.25 85.50 86.00 Ward Ref. & Mfg. C o ... Olympic___ V-300.. 50 58.25 60.00 60.00 60.50 60.50 59.75 60.50 60.50 60.00 60.25 60.00 60.00 60.25 Ward Ref. & Mfg. Co..-. Olympic___ V-303.. 50 58. 25 60.00 60.00 60.50 60. 50 59. 75 60.50 60.50 60.00 60.25 60.00 60.00 60. 25

Rated ice Retail Manufacturer Brand Model capacity base R. L s. c. S.Dak. Tenn. Tex. Utah Vt. Va. Wash. W. Va. Wis. ^yo. (pounds) price

The Coolerator Co ___ Coolerator_ V -6 .... 75' $72.75 $75. 25 $75.25 $74. 26 $7150 $75. 25 $75. 50 $75.25 $75. 25 $76.60 $75.00 $73.75 $75.00 Getz Bros. A Co., Inn . .. Getz-Kold.. F -5 0 ... 50 52.50 54.50 54.50 54.00 5125 54.00 63.50 54.50 64.50 53.50 54. ; 0 54.00 5100 C. Nelson Mfg. Co Nelco Artie. V -41... 75 63.95 65.60 65.25 65.25 6175 65.50 66.25 65.50 65.25 66.50 65.00 64.75 65.75 Stoddard Mfg. Co __ ___ Lockerator.. 6 ...... 75 65.50 67.75 68.00 67.00 67.25 68.00 68.25 68.75 67.75 68.75 67.25 66.25 67.75 Success Mfg. Co ...... Success____ VG-5S. 75 55.95 56.25 57.00 58.00 57.25 57.75 58.75 56.60 57.’00 58.75 57.00 57.25 58.50 Ward Ref.

5. Section 16, Table C, “Ceiling Prices P art 1499— Commodities an d S ervices barges owned oy the City of New York in Each State for All Other Sales of Ice [Order 69 Under SR 15 to GMPR] between certain points in the City of New Boxes at Retail,” is amended to correct York and points in the Harbor and Port SHAMROCK TOWING COMPANY two errors appearing in the original doc­ of New York for the period from July 1, ument. Order No. 69 under § 1499.75 (a) (3) of 1943, to and including June 30, 1944. a. The “Retail base price” in the sec­ Supplementary Regulation 15 to the (b) All requests of the application not General Maximum Price Regulation; ond reference to Fy-Boro Metal Prod­ granted herein are denied. Docket No. GF3-3325. (c) This Order No. 69 (§ 1499.1369) is ucts Company’s Model 650 is corrected to For the reasons set forth in an opinion hereby incorporated as a section of Sup­ read “$47.95,” instead of “49.95”. issued simultaneously herewith, It is plementary Regulation No. 14 which con­ b. The retail ceiling price for the ordered: tains modifications of maximum prices Maine Manufacturing Company’s Model established by § 1499.2. § 1499.1369 Adjustment of Maximum (d) This Order No. 69 (§ 1499.1369) 1557 in the State of New Jersey is cor­ Prices for Contract Carrier Services by rected to read “$31.00.” may be revoked or amended by the Price Shamrock Towing Company, Inc., for the Administrator at any time. City of New York, (a) Shamrock Tow­ This amendment shall become effective (e) This Order No. 69 (§ 1499.1369) July 5, 1943. ing Company, Inc., Pier 93, Foot of West shall become effective June 30, 1943. 53rd Street, New York, New York, may (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. sell and deliver to the City of New York (Pub. Laws No. 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; 9250, 7 F.R. 7871, 8 F.R. 4681) towing services at prices not to exceed E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) Issued this 30th day of June 1943. those specified in a certain contract be­ Issued this 30th day of June 1943. tween Shamrock Towing Company, Inc., P rentiss M. B rown, P rentiss M. B rown, Administrator. and the City of New York which provides the terms and conditions pursuant to Administrator. [P. R. Doc. 43-10569; Filed, June 30, 1943; which Shamrock Towing Company, Inc., [F R. Doc. 43-10570; Filed, June 30, 1943; 4:45 p. m.] shall tow refuse material in scows or 4:47 p. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943 9065

P art 1499—C ommodities and Services (c) This Order No. 1 shall become ef­ place of work, travel by members of fective July 7, 1943. Federal or State legislative bodies be­ [Order 1 under SR 15 to GMPR] tween their places of residence and the (Pub. Laws 421, 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. city or town of legislative session, or THE LIGNUM CHEMICAL WORKS 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) within such city or town and within Order No. 1 Under § 1499.75 (a) (7) Issued this 30th day of June 1943. their, respective legislative districts in of Supplementary Regulation No. 15 to P rentiss M. B rown, connection with their functions as legis­ the General Maximum Price Regulation. Administrator. lators, or elsewhere in pursuit of legis­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion lative business, shall be deemed the issued simultaneously herewith, there is [F. R. Doc. 43-10571; Filed, June 80, 1943; carrying out of an official function. 4:45 p. m.] ordered: 3. Section 1394.7706 (x) is added to § 1499.2051 Adjustment of maximum read as follows: prices for sales of wood flour and saw­ (x) By the following persons for the dust, sold by the Lignum Chemical P art 1394—R ationing of F uel and F uel following purposes: Works. (a) The Lignum Chemical P roducts (1) A duly authorized official, em­ Works, New York, N. Y., may sell and [RO 5C,1 Arndt. 59] ployee, agent or representative of the deliver, and any person may buy and American Red Cross, either in a pas­ receive from the Lignum Chemical MILEAGE RATIONING: GASOLINE REGULATIONS senger automobile or motorcycle owned Works, wood flour and sawdust at prices A rationale accompanying this amend­ or leased by the American Red Cross, or not higher than those set forth below: ment, issued simultaneously herewith, in a passenger automobile or motorcycle Qfaximum has been filed with the Division of the not owned or leased by the American (1) Polishing and plating sawdust: prices Federal Register.* Red Cross if compensation is paid by Rock Maple: (Hardwood—con- Per 2 Ration Order 5C is amended in the the American Red Cross for the per­ sisting mainly of Maple) bu.bag following respects: formance of such business and for the #14—12 mesh____ - ______$0.85 1. Section 1394.7704 (a) (5) is added use of such passenger automobile or #24W—20 mesh______• 95 to read as follows: motorcycle. #30—24 mesh______1.05 (1) Daily or periodic travel between Per ton (5) An application for a supplemental Any grade, by the ton------$25. 50 home or lodgings and a fixed place of ration for driving by an officer, agent, work shall not be deemed performance Spruce: (Softwood—consisting Per 2 representative or employee of a govern­ mainly of Spruce) bu. bag of official business. #14—12 mesh "J ment or government agency for carry­ (2) A member of a War Price and Ra­ #24W—20 mesh l______$0.85 ing on the official business of such gov­ tioning Board, for travel between home #30—24 mesh J ernment or government agency must be or lodgings and the place at which such Per ton certified, as indicated thereon, by a gov­ Board conducts its business. Any grade, by the ton------$25.50 ernment mileage administrator (or by (3) A member of a Selective Service (2) Wood flour: his authorized agent) if one has been Board, an appeal agent or a member of 40 x M—S o f t w o o d—40 mesh designated by such government or gov­ an Appeal Board of the Selective Serv­ (90%) * ------35.50 ernment agency to exercise authority to ice System, for travel between home or Blowo B—Briarwood—200 mesh certify such applications on behalf of (9 0 % )...... - ...... 45.50 lodgings and the place at which the busi­ Blowo M—Hardwood—150 mesh the unit of government or the specified ness of the Selective Service System is (9 0 % )...... - ...... 40.50 branch thereof iri respect to which the conducted. F & B—White Birch—40 mesh application is made. If no such govern­ (4) A volunteer fireman (including a (9 0 % )...... 43.50 ment mileage administrator has been member of the Forest Fire Fighters Serv­ 40M—Hardwood (mostly Maple)— designated,' such application must be ice of the Office of Civilian Defense), a 40 mesh (90% )______28.00 certified by an officer who is empowered 100H—Hickory—100 mesh (90% )— 50.50 volunteer policeman, or a member of a to authorize or supervise travel for such State, County or local committee organ­ 40R—Briarwood—40 mesh (90% )— 30.50 government or government agency. (3) Fur dressing sawdust: Per 80 lb. bag ized by the United States government or Red Tag_------$1.25 2. Section 1394.7706 (a) is amended an agency thereof to promote the sale White Tag______------1.20 to read as follows: of United States government securities, Manila Tag______1.15 for the performance of their official Green Tag—______1.10 (a) By an agent, officer, representa­ duties. Purple Tag__ — ------1.00 tive or employee of a Federal, State, local (i) Daily or periodic travel between *The 90% referred to above means that or foreign government or government home or lodgings and a fixed place of should the product be screened through the agency, who either holds an elective office work shall not be deemed performance stated mesh, at least 90% would pass through or who is compensated by such govern­ of official duties. the mesh. ment or government agency for his per­ (ii) No preferred mileage shall be al­ The above maximum prices include sonal services or for travel expenses in­ lowed for travel on which the applicant curred in the travel for which preferred delivery to any point in the Metropolitan is not exclusively engaged in the per­ area of New York, N. Y., and where sold mileage is sought, for performing the formance of his official duties. for delivery at points beyond that area, official business or carrying out an of­ (5) A member of the staff unit of the are f. o. b. cars or truck. ficial function of such government or United States Citizens Defense Corps of (4) Discounts: The above maximum government agency. the Office of Civilian Defense who is cer­ (1) Daily or periodic travel between prices are subject to the following dis­ tified by the commander of that unit to home or lodgings and a fixed place of counts: be a member thereof, for travel on of­ work shall not be deemed performance ficial business of the Office of Civilian Polishing and Plating Sawdust—1 % for of official business or carrying out an Defense. cash payment in 10 days. official function. Wood Flour—2% C. O. D., or 1% for cash (i) Daily or periodic travel between payment in 10 days. (2) Except for daily or periodic travel home or lodgings and a fixed place of Fur Dressing Sawdust—10% C. O. D., or between home or lodgings and a fixed work shall be deemed performance of 10 percent for cash payment by- Thursday official business. following delivery. Also subject to follow­ ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office of Price Administration. 4. Section 1394.7753 is amended by ing refunds if purchases in calendar month designating the present text paragraph total— '7 F.R. 9135, 9787, 10147, 10016, 10110, 10338, 10706, 10786, 10787, 11009, 11070; 8 (a) and adding paragraph (b) to read as 500 bags.»______Z____ 3% F.R. 179, 274, 369, 372, 607, 565, 1028, 1202, follows: 1000 bags______5% 1203, 1365, 1282, 1366, 1318, 1588, 1813, 1895, (b) Each application for official ra ­ 1500 bags______j____ 6% 2098, 2213, 2288, 2353, 2431, 2595, 2780, 2720, 3096, 3261, 3253, 3255, 3254, 3315, 3616, 4189, tions must be certified by a Government (b) This Order No. 1 may be revoked 4341, 4850, 4976, 5267, 5268, 5486, 5564, 5756, Mileage Administrator (or by his au­ or amended by the Office of Price Ad­ 6261, 6179, 6441, 6846, 6687, 7390, 8680, 7455, thorized agent) if one has been desig­ ministration at any time. 8009, 8180. nated by the government or government No. 130------4 9066 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943

agency to exercise authority to certify ment, issued simultaneously herewith, 11 or by the provisions of any exception such applications on behalf of the unit has been filed with the Division of the issued pursuant to paragraph (c) (10) of government or the specified branch Federal Register.* of Petroleum Administrative Order No. thereof which owns or leases the vehicle Revised Maximum Price Regulation 11, the provisions of this order shall, to for which application is made. If no No. 239 is amended in the following re­ such Government Mileage Administra­ spects: the extent provided herein, be applicable tor has been designated, such application 1. Section 1364.171 (a) is amended to to secondary recovery crude oil produc­ must be certified by an officer empowered read as follows: tion operations in the United States, its to authorize or supervise travel for the territory or possessions, but not else­ government or government agency which (a) Sales to wholesalers. For all lamb where, and to the delivery, acquisition, owns or leases the vehicle for which the or mutton carcasses or cuts sold or de­ or use of material for such operations. ration is sought. livered to wholesalers or jobbers in less (b) Definitions. The definitions of than carload quantities, the seller shall Petroleum Administrative Order No. 11 This amendment shall become effective deduct $0.50 per cwt. July 7, 1943. shall apply in this order. 2. Section 1364.171 (c) is added to read (c) Acquisition and use of material for (Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong.; as amended as follows: secondary recovery. Pursuant to para­ by Pub. Laws 89, 421 and 507, 77th Cong.; graph (c) (10) of Petroleum Adminis­ W.P.B. Dir. 1, Supp. Dir. lQf 7 F.R. 562, (c) Carload sales. For all lamb or trative Order No. 11, any person may ac­ 9121; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719) mutton carcasses and cuts sold or de­ cept delivery of, acquire, or use m ate­ livered in carload lots the seller shall rial for secondary recovery crude oil Issued this 30th day of June 1943. deduct $0.75 per cwt. production operations (including the P rentiss M. B rown, This amendment shall become effec­ drilling qf production and injection wells Administrator. tive June 30, 1943. but excluding pressure maintenance op­ [F. R. Doc. 43-10565; Filed, June 30, 1943; (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. erations, salt water disposal operations, 4:48 p. m.] 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) or high-pressure cycling operations) by the injection of air, gas, or water into P art 1364—F resh, Cured and Canned Issued this 30th day of June 1943. the producing formation for the purpose Meat and F ish P rentiss M. B rown, of increasing or sustaining production [Rev. MPR 169,1 Amdt. 19] Administrator. therefrom: Provided, That this authori­ zation shall extend only to the operator BEEF AND VEAL CARCASSES AND WHOLESALE [F. R. Doc. 43-10561; Filed, June 30, 1943; who actually conducts the specific in­ 4:46 p. m.] CUTS jection program or to those operators A statement of the considerations in­ who contribute money, property, or serv­ volved in the issuance of this amend­ ices as participants in the specific sec­ P art 1499—Commodities and S ervices ment has been issued simultaneously ondary recovery program, and Provided herewith and has been filed with the [Rev. SR 11 to GMPR, Amdt. 28] further, That, as to the drilling of pro­ Division of the Federal Register.* duction wells, this authorization shall EXCEPTIONS FOR CERTAIN SERVICES; COURT extend only to such operations conducted Section 1364.468 (b) is amended to REPORTING read as follows: within a radius of 2000 feet of any air A statement of the considerations in­ or gas injection well or within a radius . (b) Quantity discounts. (1) For all volved in the issuance of this amendment, of 1000 feet of any water injection well. veal carcasses and/or veal wholesale issued simultaneously herewith, has been (d) Violations. Any person who wil­ cuts, and/or other meat items subject to filed with the Division of the Federal fully violates any provision of this order, this subpart C delivered in a straight or Register.* or who, by any act or omission, falsifies mixed carload shipment or sold as part Section 1499.46 (b) (22) is amended records kept or information furnished of a straight or mixed carload sale, the by deleting the parenthetical phrase in connection with this order is guilty the seller shall deduct 500 per cwt. from “ (except when a transcript is fur­ of a crime and upon conviction may be the applicable zone price. nished)”. punished by fine or imprisonment. (2) For veal carcasses and/or veal This amendment shall be effective Any person who wilfully violates any wholesale cuts sold to a wholesaler in a July 1,1943. provision of this order may be prohibited straight or mixed less-than-carload sale, from delivering or receiving any m ate­ (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; the seller shall deduct 500 per cwt. from rial under priority control, or such other the applicable zone price. E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) action may be taken as is deemed appro­ This amendment shall become effec­ priate. tive June 30, 1943. * Issued this 30th day of June 1943. (E.O. 9276, 7 F.R. 10091; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. P rentiss M. B rown, 2719; sec. 2 (a ), Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) Administrator. as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and 507,77th Cong.) Issued this 30th day of June 1943. [F. R. Doc. 43-10572; Filed, June 30, 1943; 4:45 p. m.] Issued this 30th day of June 1943. P rentiss M. B rown, Administrator. R alph K . Davies, Deputy Petroleum [F. R. Doc. 43-10562; Filed, June 30, 1943; Chapter XIII—Petroleum Administration Administrator for War. 4:46 p. m.] for War [F. R. Doc. 43-10598; Filed, July 1, 1943; P art 1364—F resh, Cured and Canned [PAO 11 as Amended June 30, 1943, Supp. 10:42 a. m.] Order 6] Meat and F ish [Rev. MPR 239/ Amdt. 6] P art 1515—P etroleum P roduction Operations LAMB AND MUTTON CARCASSES AND CUTS AT TITLE 46—SHIPPING WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MATERIAL FOR SECONDARY RECOVERY General exception pursuant to para­ Chapter II—Coast Guard: Inspection A statement of the considerations in­ and Navigation volved in the issuance of this amend- graph (c) (10) of Petroleum Administra­ tive Order No. 11. Amendments to R egulations; Approval * Copies may be obtained from the Office of Price Administration. § 1515.12 Supplementary Order No. 6 of E quipment *8 F.R. 4097, 4786, 4844, 5170, 5478, 5634, to Petroleum Administrative Order No. By virtue of the authority vested in 6058, 6427, 7199, 7200, 8011, 7109, 6945, 7199 11— (a) Scope of this order. Except as me by R.S. 4405, 4417, 4417a, 4418, 4426, 7675, 8011, 8677, 8756. otherwise modified by the provisions of 4482, 4488, 4491, as amended, 49 Stat! * 7 F.R. 10688; 8 F.R. 3589, 4786, 4786, 7679, any other order issued as a supplement 8677. 1544, 54 Stat. 163-167, 1028 (46 U.S.C. to Petroleum Administrative Order No. 375, 391, 391a, 392, 404, 475, 481, 489, 367, FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943 9067

526-526t, 463a), and Executive Order Each bell shall produce a signal of a tone No. 45A, April 1, 1943—Modification of 9083, dated February 28, 1943 (7 F.R. distinct from that of other bell signals and Supplement to A. I. E. E. Standard 1609), the following amendments to the in the vicinity and shall be independently No. 45 (1940 Edition with Addenda of Inspection and Navigation regulations, fused with each of these fuses located Feb. 16, 1942); Recommended Practice and approval of miscellaneous items of above the bulkhead deck. The bells shall for Electrical Installations on Ship­ equipment for the better security of life be controlled by a manually-operated board; To Apply During National Emer­ at sea are prescribed: contact maker located in the pilothouse, gency Only”. Repairs, alterations, or or, if specific approval is given by the extensions to the electrical installations Snbchapter G— Ocean and Coastwise: General on existing vessels may be made in ac­ Rules and Regulations Commandant, in the fire control station. The characteristics of the contact maker cordance with the provisions of this sec­ PART 62— LICENSED OFFICERS AND CERTIFI­ shall be such that it possesses: tion for new construction. CATED MEN (1) Positive contact. M iscellaneous I t e m s o f E q u ip m e n t Section 62.20 (a) is amended to read (2) Watertightness (when located in A p p r o v e d as follows: open spaces subject to weather). (3) Means whereby its electrically The following miscellaneous items of § 62.20 Alarm bells and loud speaker open or closed positiori can be deter­ equipment for the better security of life — (a) — (1) system Alarm bells New ves­ mined by sense of touch. at sea are approved: sels. All vessels over 100 gross tons the (4) Means to effect a make-and-break Thread for Life Preservers construction of which is begun on and circuit for signaling, and after September 1, 1943, shall have all (5) Self-maintaining contacts. 3/10 Drednaut Duo (N atural), 4/10 sleeping accommodations, public spaces, (b) Existing vessels. All existing ves­ Drednaut Silowax (Natural), 4/10 Dred­ and machinery spaces equipped with a sels over 100 gross tons and such vessels naut Duo (N atural), Cotton threads for sufficient number of alarm bells so lo­ the construction of which is begun prior use in the construction of life pre­ cated as to warn all occupants. The sys­ to September 1, 1943, shall have all servers, manufactured by Great Lakes tem shall operate from a continuous sleeping accommodations equipped with Thread Company, Detroit, Mich. source of electric energy capable of sup­ a sufficient number of alarm bells so Life Preserver Cleaning Process plying the system for a period of at least located as to warn all the occupants. 8 hours without being dependent upon The alarm bells, if electric, shall be op­ Cleaning process No. I l l for cleaning the main, auxiliary or emergency gen­ erated from an open switch from the approved kapok life preservers, Sinclair erating plants. Each bell shall produce pilothouse or bridge. The bells shall be and Valentine Company, New York, N. Y. a signal of a tone distinct from that of of such size, character, and construction, R. R. W a e s c h e , other bell signals in the vicinity and as to provide an alarm throughout the Commandant. shall be independently fused with each spaces for which they are provided. J une 30, 1943. of these fuses located above the bulk­ head deck. The bells shall be controlled Subchapter 1—Bays, Sounds and Lakes Other Than [F. R. Doc. 43-10576; Filed, July 1, 1943: by a manually-operated contact maker the Great Lakes: General Rules and Regulations 9:12 a. m.} located in the pilothouse, or, if specific PART 97— INSPECTION OF VESSELS approval is given by the Commandant, Section 97.13 is amended to read as in the fire control station. The charac­ follows: teristics of the contact maker shall be TITLE 49—TRANSPORTATION AND such that it possesses: § 97.13 Alarm bells. * * * (See RAILROADS (1) Positive contact § 79.15 of this chapter which is identical (ii) Watertightness (when located in with this section.) Chapter II—Office of Defense open spaces subject to weather) Transportation ^ (iii) Means whereby its electrically Subchapter J—Rivers: General Rules and Regulations [General Order ODT 38A] , open or closed position can be deter­ mined by sense of touch PART 1 1 6 — INSPECTION OF VESSELS Part 502—Direction of T raffic Movement (iv) Means to effect a make-and- Section 116.12 is amended to read as break circuit for signaling, and follows: i / SUBPART J — CARLOAD AND TRUCKLOAD SHIP­ (v) Self-maintaining contacts. §116.12 Alarm bells. * * * *(Seel MENTS TO OR THROUGH THE DOMINION OF (2) Existing vessels. All existing ves- CANADA sels over 100 gross tons arid such vessels § 79.15 of this chapter which is identicall the construction of which is begun prior with this section.) Pursuant to Executive Orders 8989 and 9156, and in order to coordinate and to September 1, 1943, shall have all Subchapter O—Regulations Applicable to Certain sleeping accommodations equipped with Vessels and Shipping During Emergency direct domestic traffic movements to pre­ vent traffic congestion; to assure the a sufficient number of alarm bells so PART 1 5 3 — BOATS, RAFTS AND LIFESAVING AP­ located as to warn all the occupants. orderly and expeditious movement of PLIANCES: REGULATIONS DURING EMER­ materials and supplies of war; and to The alarm bells, if electric, shall be op­ GENCY erated from an open switch from the maintain a maximum flow of traffic, the pilot house or bridge. The bells shall be Section 153.9 is amended by the addi­ attainment of which purposes is essen­ of such size, character, and construction, tion of a new paragraph (c) reading as tial to the successful prosecution of the as to provide an alarm throughout the follows: ufar, General Order ODT 38, as amended, (§§ 502.135 to 502.142) shall spaces for which they are provided. § 153.9 Construction of ring life be superseded, and, It is hereby ordered, buoys. * * * Snbchapter H—Great Lakes: General Rules and T hat: Regulations (c) Balsa wood. The balsa wood sh^ll be of the genus Ochroma, kiln-dried to a Sec. PART 79— INSPECTION OF VESSELS moisture content not exceeding 12 per­ 502.135 General outline of order. Section 79.15 is amended to read as cent and shall weigh not more than 12 502.136 Definitions. follows: 502.137 Applicability. pounds per cubic foot. It shall be sound 502.138 ODT shipping permits required. § 79.15 Alarm bells— (a) New vessels. and free from rot, dote, large or unsound 502.139 Application for and issuance oi ODT All vessels over 100 gross tons the con­ knots, worm holes, and other injurious shipping permits. struction of which is begun on and after defects. - 502.140 Issuance of special or general permits. « September 1, 1943, shall have all sleep­ PART 156— INSPECTION AND CERTIFICATION 502.141 Procedures; delegation of authority. ing accommodations, public spaces, and Section 156.3 (a) is amended to read 502.142 Records and reports. machinery spaces equipped with a suffi­ as follows: 502.143 Communications. cient number of alarm bells so located as Authority: §§ 502.135 to 502.143, inclusive, to warn all occupants. The system shall § 156.3 Electrical installations. * * * (a) The type of electrical equipment issued under E.O. 8989, 9156; 6 F.R. 6725, 7 operate from a continuous source of elec­ FJR. 3349. tric energy capable of supplying the sys­ and the types of electric cables to be used tem for a period of.at least 8 hours with­ in the various parts of all vessels con­ § 502.135 General outline of order. out being dependent upon the main, aux­ structed after 1 July, 1943, may be in This order establishes a control over cer­ iliary or emergency generating plants. accordance with “A. I. E. E. Standard tain carload and truckload shipments 9068 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 2943 moving from points in the United States propelled by mechanical power, when orders as may be required to establish to or through points in the Dominion used in the transportation of property; procedures to be followed with respect to of Canada. Section 502.138 provides that (h) “ODT shipping permit” means a applications for and the issuance of ODT the following shipments are subject to permit issued by the Office of Defense shipping permits referred to in §§ 502.138 the provisions of the order: carload or Transportation, or for the Office of De­ and 502.139 of this order. The Director, truckload shipments consigned to a Gov­ fense Transportation by a duly author­ Division of Traffic Movement, may issue ernment agency and destined to any ized agent or agency; such permits through such officials or point in the Dominion of Canada; car­ (i) “Continental United States” means agencies of the United States as he shall load or truckload shipments consigned the forty-eight States and the District designate in any such administrative by or to a Government agency to any of Columbia. order. point in the Dominion of Canada for ex­ § 502.142 Records and reports. The port therefrom; and carload or truckload § 502.137 Applicability.. The provi­ sions of this order shall be applicable recording and reporting requirements of shipments consigned by a Government this order have been approved by the agency or transported on a United States only within the continental United States. Bureau of the Budget in accordance with Government bill of lading to Churchill, the Federal Reports Act of 1942. Specific Manitoba, Edmonton, Alberta, or any § 502.138 ODT shipping permits re­ recording or reporting requirements sub­ point on the line of the Northern Alberta quired. No person shall offer for trans­ sequently prescribed in connection with Railways Company. The term “Govern­ portation at any point within the con­ this order will be subject to the approval ment agency” is defined in the order as tinental United States and no carrier of the Bureau of the Budget pursuant to any agency or department of the United shall accept for transportation at, or the Federal Reports Act of 1942. States including any corporation organ­ transport from, any point within the ized and controlled by the United States. continental United States any carload or § 502.143 Communications. Commu­ Section 502.139 provides that application truckload shipment (a) which is con­ nications concerning this order should for an ODT shipping permit shall be signed to a Government agency and is refer to “General Order ODT 38A” and, made by the interested Government pro­ destined to any point within the Domin­ unless otherwise directed, should be ad­ curing agency in accordance with the ion of Canada, (b) which is consigned dressed to „the Office of Defense Trans­ provisions of an administrative order. by a Government agency to, or is con­ portation, Washington, D. C. Administrative Order ODT 2A, which signed to a Government agency at, any This General Order ODT 38A shall be­ outlines procedures to be followed in the port in the Dominion of Canada for ex­ come effective July 1, 1943. application for and issuance of ODT port therefrom, or (c) which is con­ General Order ODT 38, as amended (8 shipping permits, is being issued simul­ signed by a Government agency or trans­ F.R. 6483, 6626), is hereby revoked as of taneously with General Order ODT 38A. ported on a United States Government the effective date of this General Order The primary purpose of General Order bill of lading to Churchill, Manitoba, Ed­ ODT 38A. ODT 38A is to avoid traffic congestion monton, Alberta, or any point on the line by establishing a control which will as­ of the Northern Alberta Railways Com­ Issued at Washington, D. C., this 1st sure the orderly movement of the traffic pany, unless a valid and effective ODT day of July 1943. subject to the order. The order super­ shipping permit authorizing the trans­ J oseph B. E astman, sedes General Order ODT 38, as portation of such shipment is outstand­ amended. Director, Office of ing, and the number of such permit has Defense Transportation § 502.136 Definitions. As used in this been endorsed or inscribed upon the face order (§ § ¿(32.135-502.143), or in any of the waybill, bill of lading, or other [F. R. Doc. 43-10599; Filed, July 1, 1943; 11:04 a. m.] order, permit or regulation issued here­ shipping documents, or unless such per­ under, the term: mit or a certified copy thereof accom­ (a) “Person” means any individual, panies such shipment when offered for [Administrative Order ODT 2A] partnership, corporation, association, transportation and while in transit. P art 503— Administration joint stock company, business trust, or § 502.139 Application for and issuance other organized group of persons, or any PROCEDURES FOR APPLICATION FOR AND of ODT shipping permits. Application trustee, receiver, assignee, or personal ISSUANCE OF ODT SHIPPING PERMITS for an ODT shipping permit covering the representative, and includes any depart­ transportation of carload or truckload Pursuant to § 502.141 of General Order ment or agency of the United States, any shipments subject to this order shall be ODT 38A, issued July 1,1943 (this issue), State, the District of Columbia, or any made by the interested Government pro­ Administrative Order ODT 2 (§§ 503.75 other political, governmental or legal curing agency in accordance with any to 503.77) shall be superseded, and, It is entity; administrative order issued as herein­ hereby ordered, That: (b) “Government agency” means any after provided. If the transportation of agency or department of the Govern­ Sec. the shipment or shipments covered by 503.75 Application for ODT shipping per­ ment of the United States and includes such an application will not result in mits. any corporation organized and controlled or contribute to traffic congestion, an 503.76 Issuance of ODT shipping permits. by the United States; ODT shipping permit authorizing the 503.77 Suspension and cancellation of ODT (c) “Property” means anything, ex­ transportation of such shipment or ship­ shipping permits. cept passengers, capable of being trans­ ments will be issued. Any such permit A u t h o r i t y : §§ 503.75 to 503.77, inclusive, ported in or on a freight car or motor will be subject to suspension or cancel­ issued under General Order ODT 38A, this truck; lation when a change in shipping con­ issue. (d^“Carrier” means any rail carrier § 503.75 Application for ODT ship­ or motor carrier which is engaged or ditions requires such action, or if the permit was issued in error. ping permits. Application for the issu­ which may engage, in the transportation ance of an ODT shipping permit author­ o l pjroperty; § 502.140 Issuance of special or gen­ izing the transportation of carload or (e) “Carload shipment” means prop­ eral permits. The provisions of this truckload shipments subject to the pro­ erty which is transported by a rail car­ order shall be subject to any special per­ visions of General Order ODT 38A rier in or on a railway freight car at a mit issued by the Director, Division of should be made by the Government pro­ carload rate; Traffic Movement, Office of Defense curing agency to the Traffic Control (f) “Truckload shipment” means Transportation, or to any general per­ Division, Office of the Chief of Trans­ property which is, transported by a motor mit issued by the Office of Defense portation, Army Service Forces, War carrier in or on a motor truck (1), at a Transportation, to meet specific needs or Department, Washington, D. C. Such truckload rate, or, (2) in a quantity the exceptional circumstances or to prevent application should be made upon a form weight of which is 10,000 pounds or prescribed by the Office of Defense more; undue hardships. Transportation. (g) “Motor truck” means (1) a § 502.141 Procedures; delegation of straight truck, (2) a combination truck- authority. Tlie Director, Division of § 503.76 Issuance of ODT shipping tractor and semi-trailer, (3) a full Traffic Movement, Office of Defense permits. Upon receipt of such an appli­ trailer, (4) or any combination thereof, Transportation, is hereby authorized and cation, the Traffic Control Division shall or (5) any other rubber-tired vehicle directed to issue such administrative transmit the application to the Trans- FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943 9069 portation Control Committee for consid­ such date, but may be redeemed at the an order of the Director issued on March eration. The Transportation Control option of the United States or the deposi­ 12,1943, pending further order; and Committee is hereby authorized to direct tary for withheld taxes, in whole or in Said order of February 12,1943, having the Traffic Control Division to issue an part, at par and accrued interest at any designated W. A. Cuff, or any other of­ ODT shipping permit covering the trans­ time, upon not less than 30 nor more ficer or officers of the Bituminous Coal portation of the shipment or shipments than 60 days’ notice in writing given by Division, to preside at the hearing in covered by such application when the either party to the other. From the date such matter; and Transportation Control Committee finds of redemption designated in any such It appearing that the time and place that the transportation of such ship­ notice, interest on the bond or bonds or for the holding of the hearing in this ment or shipments will not result in, or any part thereof to be redeemed 'shall m atter should be redesignated; contribute to, traffic congestion. cease, and the unredeemed portion, if Now, therefore, it is ordered, That the any, shall be reissued bearing the same hearing in the above-entitled matter § 503.77 Suspension and cancellation issue date as the bond surrendered. Any heretofore scheduled to be held at a of ODT shipping permits. The Office of such notice of redemption given by a hearing room of the Bituminous Coal Defense Transportation or the Transpor­ depositary for withheld taxes shall be Division at Washington, D. C. be held on tation Control Committee may direct the addressed to the Federal Reserve Bank August 7, 1943, at 10 o’clock a. m. at a Traffic Control Division 'to suspend or of the district. hearing room of the Bituminous Coal cancel any ODT shipping permit issued 2. The income derived from the bonds Division at the Franciscan Hotel, Albu­ pursuant tQ the provisions of this Ad­ shall be subject to all Federal taxes now querque, New Mexico. ministrative Order ODT 2A, when a or hereafter imposed. The bonds shall It is further ordered, That Charles O. change in shipping conditions warrants be subject to estate, inheritance, gift or Fowler, or any other duly designated of- such action, or if the permit was issued other excise taxes, whether Federal or fier or officers of the Bituminous Coal in error. State, but shall be exempt from all tax­ Division, shall preside at the hearing in This Administrative Order ODT 2A ation now or hereafter imposed on the such matter vice W. A. Cuff. shall become effective on July 1, 1943. principal or interest thereof by any State, It is further ordered, That the notice or any of the possessions of the United of and order for hearing herein dated Administrative Order ODT 2 (8 F.R. States, or by any local taxing authority. February 12, 1943, shall in all other 6484), is hereby revoked as of the effec­ 3. The bonds will not be acceptable respects remain in full force and effect. tive date of this Administrative Order for any purposes except those provided Dated: June 29, 1943. ODT 2A. for in Department Circular No. 714. [ s e a l ] , D a n H. W h e e l e b , Issued at Washington, D. C., this 1st They will be issued only in the name of Director; day of July 1943. the Federal Reserve Bank of the district [F. R. Doc. 43-10594; Filed, July 1, 1943; H. P. M cC a r t h y , Director, in which the depositary for withheld 10:44 a. m.] Division of Traffic Movement, taxes is located as fiscal agent of the United States in trust for such depositary Office of Defense Transportation. [Docket No. 1525-FD] and will not be transferable. They will [P. R. Doc. 43-J.0600; Filed, July 1, 1943; be subject to the genera1 regulations of Logan Clay Products Co. 11:04 a. in.] the Treasury Department with respect to NOTICE OF AND ORDER FOR HEARING United States bonds, so far as applicable. In the matter of the application of Notices m . GENERAL PROVISIONS the Logan Clay Products Company for a 1. The Secretary of the Treasury may, determination of the status of the coal at any time, or from time to time, pre­ produced at the Logan Clay Products TREASURY DEPARTMENT. scribe supplemental or amendatory rules Mine No. 1, Hocking County, Ohio, in District No. 4, pursuant to section 4-A of Fiscal Service; Bureau of Public Debt. and regulations with respect to this issue of bonds,^ind he may terminate the issue the Bituminous Coal Act of 1937. An application for a determination of [1943 fcept. Circ. 660, 1st Supp.] at any time without notice. the status of coal produced at the Logan 2 Percent Depositary Bonds, Second 2. Federal Reserve Banks, as fiscal Clay Products Mine No. 1, in Hocking Series agents of the United States, are author­ ized to perform all necessary acts herein, County, Ohio, in District No. 4, has been i . o f f e r in g o f b o n d s in accordance with such instructions as filed with this Division by The Logan Clay Products Company, of Logan, Ohio, J u n e 29,1943. from time to time may be given by the 1. The Secretary of the Treasury, pur­ Secretary of the Treasury, or by his pursuant to the second paragraph of sec­ tion 4-A of the Bituminous Coal Act of suant to the authority of the Second direction. Liberty Bond Act, as amended, gives 1937. [seal] D. W. Bell, Now, therefore, it is ordered, That a notice of an additional special issue of Acting Secretary of the Treasury. bonds of the United States, designated 2 hearing in the above entitled matter Percent Depositary Bonds, Second Se­ [F. R. D o c/43-10592; Filed, July 1, 1943; under the applicable provisions of said ries. These bonds may be subscribed 10:29 a. m.] Act and the rules of the Division be held for at par only by depositaries for with­ on July 20, 1943, at 10 o’clock in the held taxes qualified under Department "forenoon of that day at a hearing room of the Bituminous Coal Division, 734 Circular No. 714, dated June 25, 19.43. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. The amounts of the allotments and ad­ 15th Street, NW., Washington, D. C. justments thereof will be made on the Bituminous Coal Division. On such day the Chief of the Records bases specified in that circular. Two Section in Room 502 will advice as to the [Docket No. A-1847, Part II] Percent Depositary Bonds, Second Series, room where such hearing will be held. will be issued and redeemed, and interest District B oard 18 It is further ordered, That Travis Wil­ thereon, when due, will be paid by Fed­ liams, or any other officer of officers of ORDER RESCHEDULING HEARING AND REDES­ the Division duly designated for that eral Reserve Banks, as fiscal agents of IGNATING TRIAL EXAMINER the United States acting for the Secre­ I purpose shall preside at the hearing in tary of the Treasury. In the matter of the petition of Dis­ such matters. The officers so desig­ trict Board No. 18 for revision of the nated to preside at such hearing are I I . DESCRIPTION OF BONDS boundaries of District No. 18 to include hereby authorized to conduct such hear­ 1. The bonds of this issue will be dated therein all coal producing counties in the ing, to administer oaths and affirma­ July 1, 1943. They will bear interest at State of Arizona. tions, examine witnesses, take evidence, the rate of 2 percent per annum, payable A hearing in the above-entitled matter to continue said hearing from time to on a semiannual basis on January 1 and having been scheduled to commence at a time, and to prepare and submit pro­ July 1 in each year until the principal hearing room of the Bituminous Coal posed findings of fact and conclusions amount becomes payable. Each bond Division at Washington,. D. C. on March and the recommendation of an appro­ will be issued as of, and will bear interest 15, 1943, pursuant to an Order of the priate order in the premises, and to per­ from, the date payment therefor is re­ Director issued on February 12,1943, and form all the duties in connection there­ ceived, and will mature twelve years from having been subsequently postponed by with authorized by law. 9070 . FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943

Notice of such hearing is hereby given [Docket No. A-2044] Reasonable showing of necessity hav­ to said applicant and to all other parties DeB ardeleben Coal Corp. ing been made for the granting of tem­ herein and to all persons and entities porary relief in the manner hereinafter having an interest in these proceedings ORDER GRANTING TEMPORARY R ELIEF AND set forth; no petitions of intervention and eligible to become a party herein. NOTICE OF AND ORDER FOR HEARING having been filed with the Division in Any person or entity desiring to be ad­ In the matter of the petition of De­ the above-entitled matter; and the fol­ mitted as a party to the proceedings Bardeleben Coal Corporation for estab­ lowing action being deemed necessary herein and eligible under section VII (i) lishment of price classifications and min­ in order to effectuate the purposes of of the rules of practice and procedure imum prices for Size Group No. 5 coals the Act; before the Division, shall file a petition of the Hull Mine, Mine Index No. 44, Now, therefore, it is ordered, That, of intervention not later than fifteen (15) District No. 13. pending further order, temporary relief days after the date of the issuance of this An original petition, pursuant to sec­ is granted as follows: Commencing notice of and order for hearing. tion 4 n (d) of the Bituminous Coal Act forthwith, coals in Size Group No. 4 Notice is hereby given th at: of 1937, has been filed with this Division produced at the Hull Mine, Mine Index 1. Within fifteen (15) days from the by the above-named party, requesting No. 44, of the DeBardeleben Coal Cor­ date of the issuance of this notice of and the establishment of price classifica­ poration in Su£>-District 1 of District No. order for hearing, the applicant and each tions and minimum prices for the coals 13 shall have in each respective price other interested party shall file with the in Size Group No. ,5 produced at the table for shipment by rail, applicable to Division a concise statement in writing Hull Mine, Mine Index No. 44, of De­ all uses except railroad locomotive fuel, of the facts expected to be proved by such Bardeleben Coal Corporation, in Sub- steamship vessel fuel, and blacksmith­ person at the hearing. Other interested District No. 1 of District No. 13, for ing, a minimum price of 10 cents per parties shall also file a written petition of shipment by railroad, applicable for all net ton less than the minimum prices intervention, in compliance with section uses, except railroad locomotive fuel, heretofore established for the coals in VIII of the said rules of practice and steamship vessel fuel and blacksmithing. Size Group No. 2 produced at the said procedure. The statements of facts shall The prayer of the original petition Mine Index No. 44. be considered as pleadings and not as requested the establishment of a min­ It is further ordered, That pleadings evidence of the facts therein stated. The imum price of $2.80 for Size Group No. 5 in opposition to the original petition in affirmative evidence adduced by the coals produced at Mine Index No. 22. the above entitled matter and applica­ parties at the hearing shall be limited to All the allegations and facts set forth tions to stay, terminate or modify the their respective statements of facts; in the petition, however, refer to the temporary relief herein granted may be 2. If no written statement of the facts establishment of minimum prices for the filed with the Division pursuant to the expected to be proved at the hearing is "coals of the Hull Mine, Mine Index No. rules and regulations governing practice filed by the applicant within the fifteen 44. The reference to Mine Index No. 22 and procedure before the Bituminous (15) day period, in the absence of extenu­ in the prayer of the petition appears, Coal Division in proceedings instituted ating circumstances the application shall therefore, to be a typographical error pursuant to section 4 II (d) of the Bitu­ be deemed to have been withdrawn on and it is presumed, in accordance with minous Coal Act of 1937. the expiration of said period, in accord­ information submitted to the Division It is further ordered, That a hearing ance with section VII (g) of the said rules by the petitioner, that the petition in­ in the above-entitled matter under the of practice and procedure; tended to request relief for the coals applicable provisions of the Bituminous 3. If the applicant does not appear produced at the Hull Mine, Mine Index Coal Act of 1937 and the rules of the and offer evidence in support of its state­ No. 44. Division be held on August 3, 1943, at ment of facts, in the absence of extenu­ The petition requests specifically that 10 o’clock in the forenoon of that day, ating circumstances the application shall a minimum price be established for coals at a hearing room of the Bituminous be deemed to have been withdrawn, in in Size Group No. 5. Size Group No. 5 Coal Division, 734 Fifteenth Street NW., accordance with the provisions of the includes coals of a top size of 4 " and Washington, D. C. On such day the said section VII (g); larger than 3", and a bottom size of Chief of the Records Section in Room 4. The burden of proof in this pro­ IV2" and larger than y2" , and is appli­ 502 will »advise as to the room where ceeding shall be on the applicant. cable solely to coals produced at Mine In­ such hearing will be held. All persons are hereby notified that dex Nos. 9,11 and 17. Coals of the same It is further ordered, That Travis Wil­ the hearing in the above-entitled mat­ size dimensions produced at other mines liams, or any other officer or officers of ters and any orders entered therein may of District No. 13 are included in Size the Division duly designated for that concern; in addition to the matters spe­ Group No. 4. Since no minimum prices purpose shall preside at the hearing in cifically alleged in the application, other or price classifications have been hereto­ such matter. The officers so designated matters necessarily incidental and re­ fore established for the coals of Mine to preside at such hearing are hereby lated thereto, which may be raised by Index No. 44 in Size Groups Nos. 4 or 5, authorized to conduct said hearing, to amendment to the application, petitions relief granted herein pertains to coals of administer oaths and affirmations, exam­ of intervention, or otherwise, or which the said mine in Size Group No. 4, there­ ine witnesses, take evidence, to continue may be necessary corollaries to the relief, by including coals of the sizl dimensions said hearing from time to time, and 'to if any, granted on the basis of this appli­ embraced in Size Group No. 5. prepare and submit proposed findings of cation. The particular minimum price re­ fact and conclusions and the recom­ The matter concerned herewith is in quested for the coals involved for rail mendation of an appropriate order in regard to the application of The Logan shipments into Market Area No. 147 is the premises, and to perform all other Clay Products Company, pursuant to $2.80 per net ton, and into all other duties in connection therewith author­ section 4-A of the Act, for a determina­ market areas “to bear the same relation ized by law. tion of the status of the coals produced to Size Group No. 2 coals” produced at Notice of such hearing is hereby given at the Logan Clay Products Mine No. 1, Mine Index No. 44. The temporary to all parties herein and to persons or Hocking County, Ohio, in District No. 4. minimum prices established in each entities having an interest in this pro­ The application alleges that such coals price table for Size Group No. 4 coals ceeding and eligible to become a party are exempt from section 4 of the Act be­ produced at Mine Index No. 44 are 10 herein. Any person désiring to be ad­ cause they are consumed by the appli­ cents per ton less than the minimum mitted as a party to this proceeding may cant; the producer thereof, or trans­ prices established for coals of said mine file a petition of intervention in accord­ ported by applicant, the producer in Size Group No. 2. These minimum ance with the rules and regulations of thereof, to itself for consumption by it, prices are uniformly 10 cents per net the Bituminous Coal Division for pro­ within the meaning of section 4 H (1) ton less than the minimum prices re­ ceedings instituted pursuant to section of the Act. quested by petitioner for the reason that 4 H (d) of the Act, setting forth the facts Dated: June 29, 1943. minimum prices established for compa­ on the basis of which the relief in the rable and analogous coals produced by [seal] Dan H. W heeler, original petition is supported or opposed the other mines in District No. 13 in Director. or on the basis of which other relief is Size Group No. 4 are 10 cents per net sought. Such petitions of intervention IP. R. Doc. 43-10595; Piled, July 1, 1943; ton less than the minimum prices estab­ shall be filed with the Bituminus Coal 10:44 a. m.] lished for Size Group No. 2 coals. Division on or before July 29, 1943. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, Ju ly 2, 1943 9071

All persons are hereby notified that the mitted as a party to this proceeding may per ton less than the minimum prices hearing in the above-entitled matter and file a petition of intervention “in ac­ applicable to coals in the same size any orders entered therein, may con­ cordance with the rules and regulations groups, respectively, produced by mines cern, in addition to the matters specific­ of the Bituminous Coal Division for pro­ in Price Group 1 for shipments to the ally alleged in the petition, other matters ceedings instituted pursuant to section respective market areas. necessarily incidental and related there­ 4 H (d) of the Act, setting forth the Dated: June 29, 1943. to, which may be raised by amendment facts on the basis of which the relief in [seal] Dan H. W heeler, to the petition, petitions of intervention the original petition is supported or op­ Director. or otherwise, or which may be necessary posed or on the basis of which other relief is sought. Such petitions of inter­ [F. R. Doc. 43-10697; Filed, July 1, 1943; corollaries to the relief, if any, granted 10:44 a. m.] on the basis of this petition. vention shall be filed with the Bitu­ The matter concerned herewith is in minous Coal Division on or before July regard to the petition of DeBardeleben 29, 1943. All persons are hereby notified that Coal Corporation, a code member, for CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD. the establishment of price classifications the hearing in the above-entitled mat­ and minimum prices for coals in Size ter and any orders entered therein, may [Docket No. 849] concern/in addition to the matters spe­ Group No. 5 produced at Hull Mine, Mine Northwest Airlines, I nc. Index No. 44, for rail shipments to all cifically alleged in the petition, other market areas the same as the price clas­ matters necessarily incidental and re­ NOTICE OF FURTHER HEARING lated thereto, which may be raised by sifications and minimum prices estab­ In the matter of the proceeding re­ amendment to the petition, petitions of lished for the coals of the said Mine lating to the fixing of fair and reasonable intervention or otherwise, or which may Index No. 44 in Size Group No. 2 for such rate of compensation for the transpor­ be necessary corollaries to the relief, if shipments. tation of mail by aircraft, the facilities Dated: June 30, 1943. any, granted on the basis of this petition. The matter concerned herewith is in used and useful therefor, and the serv­ seal an heeler ices connected therewith, over routes [ ] D H. W , regard to the petition of District Board Director. No. 13 requesting the establishment for Nos. 3 and 45. Notice is hereby given pursuant to the [P. R. Doc. 43-10596; Piled, July 1, 1943; shipments by rail for all uses except rail­ ■ 10:44 a. m.] road locomotive fuel, steamship bunker Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, as fuel, and blacksmithing of: amended, particularly sections 406 and Minimum prices for Size Group 18 1001 of said Act, in the above-entitled [Docket No. A-1943, Part II] coals produced by Connellsville Drift proceeding, that hearing, which was Mine, Mine Index No. 1466 of Harry opened and adjourned on June 9,1943, is District B oard 13 Reynolds (Harry Reynolds Coal & Coke assigned for July 12,1943, at 10:00 a. m. NOTICE OF AND ORDER FOR HEARING Co.) to all market areas the same as (eastern war time) in Conference Room are applicable to the coals of Bradford C, Commerce Department Auditorium, In the m atter of the petition of Dis­ Mine, Mine Index No. 77 of Alabama By- 14th Street and Constitution Avenue trict Board No. 13 for the establishment Products Corp. in this size group for NW, Washington, D. C., before Examiner of price classifications and minimum such shipments to the respective market Berdon M. Bell. prices for Mine Index Nos. 1466, 1564, By the Civil Aeronautics Board. and 1743 for shipment by railroad, appli­ areas. Minimum prices of $4.05, $3.30, $3.20, Date: June 11, 1943. cable for all uses except railroad locomo­ $3.15, $3.15, $3.15, $3.00, $2.90, $3.05, [seal] F red A. T oombs, tive fuel, steamship bunker fuel and Secretary. blacksmithing. $3.05, $2.90 and $2.80 per ton for Size A petition, pursuant to the Bituminous Groups 2, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, [F. R. Doc. 43-10605; Filed, June 12, 1943; 22 and 23, respectively, for coals pro­ Coal Act of 1937, having been duly filed 11:32 a. m.] with this Division by the above-named duced by Nauvoo Strip Mine, Mine In­ dex No. 564 of Sam Alread (Sam Alread party; & Sons) for shipment to Market Area It is ordered, That a hearing in the above-entitled matter under the appli­ No. 147 and for shipments to all other FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COM­ market areas as follows: for Size Groups cable provisions of said Act and the 2,12,13, 17, 18, 22 and 23 the same min­ MISSION. rules of the Division be held on August 3, imum prices as are applicable to coals 1943 at 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon of [Docket No. 6512] of the same size groups, respectively, that day, at a hearing room of the produced by Bonner & Wideman Mine, U nited States Government T elegrams Bituminous Coal Division, 734 Fifteenth Mine Index No. 984 of Cleo Bonner; for Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. On ORDER FIXING RATES Size Group 14, 10 cents per ton higher such day the Chief of the Records Sec­ In the matter of rates for United than the minimum price for the coals tion in room 502 will advise as to the States Government Telegrams under the of Size Group 19 heretofore established room where such hearing will be held. Post Roads Act of 1866, as amended. for Mine Index No. 564; for Size Groups It is further ordered, That Travis Wil­ At a meeting of the Federal Communi­ 20 and 21 the same minimum prices as liams, or any other officer or officers of cations Commission held at its offices in are applicable to coals of the same size the Division duly designated for that Washington, D. C., on the 28th day of groups, respectively, produced by Swin­ purpose shall preside at the hearing in June, 1943; dle Mine, Mine Index No. 910 of F. L. such matter. The officers so designated The Commission, having under con­ Swindle; for Size Groups 15 and 16, 10 to preside at such hearing are hereby au­ sideration the record of the proceeding cents per ton higher respectively, than thorized to conduct said hearing, to ad­ the minimum prices applicable to Size herein; minister oaths and affirmations, examine Groups 20 and 21 coals, respectively, It is ordered, That Commission Order witnesses, take evidence, to continue said produced by the Swindle Mine, Mine In­ No. 116 be, and it is hereby, adopted as hearing from time to time, and to pre­ dex No. 910, of F. L. Swindle. the order of the Commission fixing rates pare and submit proposed findings of Minimum prices of $3.35, $3.35, $3.25, for United States Government communi­ fact and conclusions and the recommen­ $2.80, $2.70, $2.65, $2.55, $2.55, $2.55, cations by telegraph for the period be­ dation of an appropriate order in the $2.35, $2.35, $2.25, $2.20, $1.85, and $2.80 ginning on the 1st day of July 1943, and premises, and to perform all other duties per net ton for Size Groups 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, ending on the 30th day of June 1944, both in connection therewith authorized by 6, 7, 8, 9,10,11,12,13; 14 and 15, respec­ dates inclusive. law. By the Commission. Notice of such hearing is hereby given tively, for coals produced by Gambill Mine, Mine Index No. 1743, of D. B. [seal] T. J . Slo w ie, to all parties herein and to persons or Secretary. entities having an interest in this pro­ McLain for shipment to Market Area ceeding and eligible to become a party No. 113 and for shipment to all other [F. R. Doc. 43-10602; Filed, July 1, 1943; herein. Any person desiring to be ad­ market areas minimum prices 10 cents 11:31 a. m.] 9072 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943

OFFICE OF ALIEN PROPERTY CUS­ prise within the United States” as used tion and certification, required by said Ex­ TODIAN. herein' shall have the meanings pre­ ecutive Order or Act or otherwise; and scribed in section 10 of said Executive 6. Deeming it necessary in the national [Vesting Order 172] Order. interest; K. Samura S hoten, L td. Executed at Washington, D. C., on hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ Re: 91.906% of the capital stock of K. September 28, 1942. todian the property described in sub- Samura Shoten, Ltd. [ seal] L eo T. C row ley, paragraph 1 hereof, to be held, used, Under the authority of the Trading Alien Property Custodian. administered, liquidated, sold or other­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, and wise dealt with in the interest of and [F. R. Doc. 43-10521; Filed, June 30, 1943; for the benefit of the United States. Executive Order 9095, as amended, and 1:54 p. m.] pursuant to law, the undersigned, after Such property and any or all of the investigation, finding that the property proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe­ described as follows: cial account pending further determina­ [Vesting Order 594J tion of the Alien Property Custodian. 3,350 shares (which constitute a substan­ This shall not be deemed to limit the tial part, namely, 91.906% of all outstand­ Société Anonyme des Usines R enault ing shares) of $10 par value common capi­ Under the authority of the Trading powers of the Alien Property Custodian tal stock of K. Samura Shoten, Ltd., an with the Enemy Act, as amended, and. to return such property or the proceeds Hawaiian corporation, which is a business Executive Order 9095, as amended, and thereof, or to indicate that compensa­ tion will not be paid in lieu thereof, if enterprise within the United States, the pursuant to law, the undersigned after names and last known addresses of the reg­ investigation : and when it should be determined that istered owners of which, and the number such return should be made or such of shares owned by them respectively, are 1. Finding that Société Anonyme des Usines compensation should be paid. as follows: Renault, a corporation organized under the Any person, except a national of a laws of France with its principal place of Number of designated enemy country, asserting Names and last known addresses: shares ■ business at Billancourt, France, is the owner Kensuke Samura, Kobe, Japan___ 700 of certain personal property now in storage any claim arising as a result of this or­ Sadako Samura, Kobe, Japan_____ 700 at Rochester. New York, Cincinnati, Ohio der may file with the Alien Property Chieko Samura, Kobe, Japan______700 and New York, New York and particularly Custodian a notice of his claim, together Hiroko Samura, Kobe, Japan______700 described in Exhibit A attached hereto and With a reqùest for a hearing thereon, Kyoichi Nakano, Hiroshima, Japan. 550 made a part hereof; on Form APC-1, within one year from 2. Determining that said Société Anonyme the date hereof, or within such further Total ______3,350 des Usines Renault is controlled by or act­ ing or purporting to act directly or indirectly time as may be allowed by the Alien Is property of nationals, and represents for the benefit of or on behalf of a desig­ Property Custodian. Nothing herein control of said business enterprise which nated enemy country (Germany) or a per­ contained shall be deemed to constitute is a national, of a designated enemy son within such country; an admission of the existence, validity country (Japan), and determining that 3. Determining that to the extent that or right to allowance of any such claim. said corporation is a person not within a . The terms “national” and “designated to the extent that any or all of such designated enemy country the national in­ nationals are persons not within a des­ terest of the United States requires that it enemy country” as used herein shall ignated enemy country the national in­ be treated as a national of the aforesaid des­ have the meanings prescribed in section terest of the United States requires that ignated enemy country (Germany); 10 of said Executive Order. such persons be treated as nationals of 4. Determining, therefore, that said corpo­ Executed at Washington, D. C. on De­ the aforesaid designated enemy country ration is a national of such designated enemy cember 30, 1942. (Japan), and having made all determi­ country (Germany); 5. Having made all determinations and [ s e a l ] L eo T. C r o w l e y , nations and taken all action, after ap­ taken all action, after appropriate consulta­ propriate consultation and certification, Alien Property Custodian. required by said Executive Order or Act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary E X H IB IT A in the national interest, hereby vests such property in the Alien Property Cus­ Ware­ todian, to be held, used, administered, Description of property Location Manufacturer Invoice No. house receipt liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt with No. in the interest of and for the benefit of the United States. 1 Model 6-DT-294 engine Baker & Williams, 519 Buda Co., Harvey, 111.’. 23860...... ’... 770 T Such property and any or all of the B/M 10 004 Serial No. 5026 W. 20th St., New cast iron, steel, and brass. York City. proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe­ 250 sheets of carborundum Baker & Williams, 519 2872 T cial account pending further determina­ brand silicon carbide paper W. 20th St., New 24 E —coated on both sides York City. tion of the Alien Property Custodian. 84" x 24". This shall not be deemed to limit the 1 set of die equipment for Baker & Williams,'519 Gleason Works, Roch­ 6-2669...... 2115 T French quenching press. W. 20th St., New ester, N. Y. powers of the Alien Property Custodian York City. to return such property or the proceeds 4 machine parts (Terrope Baker & Williams, 519 Jones & Lamson, Ma­ V - 5 4 7 1 ) ¿ ...... 3153 T thereof, or to indicate that compensa­ drives and their guards). W. 20th Str, New chine Co., Springfield, York City. Vt. tion will not be paid in lieu thereof, if 1 alloy muffle 35-15...... Baker & Williams, 519 Surface Combustion 184749...... 809 T and when it should be determined that . W. 20th St., .New Corp., Toledo, Ohio. York City. such return should be made or such 12 model 545 indicators type Baker & Williams, 519 Weston Electrical In­ 98055...... 5348 T compensation should be paid. 42—2,000 r. p. m.—ratio 2 to r W. 20th St., New strument Corp., New­ Any person, except a national of a • 1. • ' York City. ark, N. J. 1 set of gearings, cut teeth, Gleason Works, Roches­ Gleason Works, Roches­ 2-6973.. designated enemy country, asserting any some hardened and ground; ter, N. Y. ter, N .Y . others copper-plated, hard- claim arising as a result of this order • ened and ground; others may file with the Alien Property Cus­ not hardened. todian a notice of his claim, together 38 cases of machine parts of Security Stofago Co., R. X. LeBlond Ma­ U-1710-11-A and U- 8131 • unfinished machinery. Cincinnati, Ohio. chine Tool Co., Cin­ 1357-58-A. with a request for a hearing thereon, on cinnati, Ohio. Form APC-1, within one year from the 2 die blocks FS-221)i6 x 41 $i' New 'York Foreign A. F in ii & Sons, Chi­ 101059...... 7572 x 821He. Trade • Zone Opera­ cago, 111. date hereof, or within such further time tors, Pier 74, North as may be allowed by the Alien Property River, New York City. ■ Custodian. Nothing herein contained 1 Renault limousine (new) Manhattan Storage & Renault. shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ (dummy engine). Warehouse Co., 52nd & 7th Ave., New York sion of the existence, validity or right to City.. - allowance of any such claim. Ì Renault convertible coach Manhattan Storage & Renault. The terms “nationals”, “designated '■ (new). ' Warehouse ' Co-., 52nd &7th Ave., New York enemy country” and “business enter- City. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943 9073

E X H IB IT A—Continued The terms “national” and “designated enemy country” as used herein shall Ware­ have the meanings prescribed in section house Description of property Location Manufacturer Invoice No. receipt 10 of said Executive Order. No. Executed at Washington, D. C. on December 30, 1942. 1 Renault coupe (new) Manhattan Storage & [seal] L eo T. C row ley, Warehouse Co., 52nd Alien Property Custodian. & 7th A ve„ New Y ork City. [F. R. Doc. 43-10523; Filed, June 30, 1943; 13 die blocks FX : 4 22*Vie x New York Foreign A. Finkl & Sons Co., 101060; 100934; 101706.. 7438 41% x 82» He T4; 6 17% x Trade Zone Opera­ Chicâgo,' 111. 1:57 p. m.] 4196 x 82*Ms T3; 1 19*Yia tors, Pier 74, North x 35J4e x 74*94« T4; 219*94« River, New York x 35J4« x 76*940 T4. City. 10 forged alloy steel piston New York Foreign Neppenstall Co., Pitts­ 15047...... 7439 [Vesting Order 1228] rods, quenched & tem­ Trade Zone Opera­ burgh, Pa. pered, rough turned to tors, Pier 74, North K. Samura Shoten, L td. finish to blueprints. River, New York City. Under the authority of the Trading 4 iorged special 2 C 30 alloy New York Foreign Neppenstall Co., Pitts­ 11596...... 7573 steel rams, heat'treated— Trade Zone Opera­ burgh, Pa. with the Enemy Act, as amended, and rough machined to finish to tors, Pier 74, North Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, blueprints. River, New York City. and pursuant to law, the undersigned, 2 roller cylinders 20%" x 72".. New York Foreign Midvale • Co., Nice- 5937...... 7435 after investigation: Trade Zone Opera­ town, Philadelphia, tors, Pier 74, North Pa. 1. Having found in Vesting Order No. 172 River, New York of September 28, 1942, that K. Samura City. Shoten, Ltd., an Hawaiian corporation, 4 roller cylinders 20% " x 72".. New York Foreign Midvale Co., Nice- 8161 and 8879...... 7436 Trade Zone Opera­ town, Philadelphia, Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, is a business tors, Pier 84, North Pa. enterprise within the United States and is a River, New York national of a designated enemy country City. (Japan); 1 roller cylinder 20?4" x 72".. New York Foreign Midvale Co., Nice- 8218...... 7437 Trade Zone Opera­ town, Philadelphia, 2. Finding that Shigeo Oshima is a subject tors, Pier 84, North Pa. of Japan, at present in an Alien Detention River, New York Camp awaiting repatriation to Japan, and City. is a national of a designated enemy country S Renault sedans (used). 1 at Vancura Machine Co., Long Island (Japan); City; 2 at Manhattan 3. Finding that 50 shares of $10 par value Storage & Warehouse common capital stock of said K. Samura Co., 52d & 7th Ave., New York City. Shoten, Ltd., are registered in the name of, and owned by, said Shigeo Oshima; 4. Finding, therefore, that said 50 shares [P. R. Doc. 43-10522; Filed, June 30, 1943; 1:55 p. m.] are the property of a national of a designated enemy country (Japan) and represent an interest in said business enterprise; [Vesting Order 599] within enemy country, the national interest 5. Determining that to the extent that of the United States requires that such per­ such nationals are persons not within a E liza Horn and Margaretha Seitz sons be treated as nationals of the aforesaid designated enemy country, the national in­ designated enemy country (Germany); terest of the United States requires that such Re: Interests of Eliza Horn and Mar­ 4. Having made all determinations and persons be treated as nationals of the afore­ garetha Seitz in a certain mortgage cov­ taken all action, after appropriate consulta­ said designated enemy country (Japan); ering real property in Brooklyn, New tion and certification, required by said Execu­ 6. Having made all determinations and York. tive Order or Act or otherwise; and taken all action, after appropriate consulta­ Under the authority of the Trading 5. Deeming it necessary in the national tion and certification, required by said Exec­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, and interest; utive Order or Act or otherwise; and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, 7. Deeming it necessary in the national hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ interest; and pursuant to law, the undersigned, todian the property described in sup- after investigation: paragraph 2 hereof, to be held, used, hereby (i) vests in the Alien Property 1. Finding that Eliza Horn, whose last administered, liquidated, sold or other­ Custodian the 50 shares of stock referred known address was represented to the under­ wise dealt with in the interest of and to in subparagraph 3 hereof, to be held, signed as being Bavaria, Germany, and Mar­ for the benefit of the United States.» used, administered, liquidated, sold or garetha Seitz, whose last known address was Such property, and any or all of the otherwise dealt with in the interest of represented to the undersigned as being proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ and for the benefit of the United States, Hessen, Germany, are citizens of Germany propriate special account or accounts, and (ii) undertakes the direction, man­ and are nationals of a designated enemy agement, supervision and control of such country (Germany); pending further determination of the 2. Finding that the property described as Alien Property Custodian. This shall business enterprise to the extent deemed follows: not be deemed to limit the powers of the necessary or advisable from time to time All right, title, interest, estate and claim Alien Property Custodian to return such by the undersigned. of any name or nature whatsoever of said property or the proceeds thereof, or to Such property and any or all of the Eliza Horn and Margaretha Seitz, and each indicate that compensation will not be proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe­ of them, in and to, any and all obligations, paid in lieu thereof, if and when it cial account pending further determina­ contingent or otherwise and whether or not tion of the Alien Property Custodian. matured, which are secured by a second should be determined that such return mortgage executed by Raymond Marte and should be made or such compensation This shall not be deemed to limit the Maria Marte on January 2, 1932 and recorded should be paid. powers of the Alien Property Custodian in Kings County Register’s Office in Liber Any person, except a national 'of a to return such property or the proceeds 7725, mp. 265, which mortgage covers the lot designated enemy country, asserting thereof, or to indicate that compensation and improvements situated at 375 Bleecker any claim arising as a result of this will not be paid in lieu thereof, or to Street, Brooklyn, New York, including but order may file with the Alien Property vary the extent of such direction, man­ not limited to all rights in and to any and Custodian a notice of his claim, together agement, supervision or control or to all collateral (including the aforesaid second terminate the same, if and when it should mortgage) for any or all of such obligations with a request for a hearing thereon, on and the right to enforce and collect such Form APC-1, within one year from the be determined that any of such action obligations; date hereof, or within such further should be taken. time as may be allowed by the Alien Any person, except a national of a des­ is property within the United States owned or controlled by nationals of a designated Property Custodian. Nothing herein ignated enemy country, asserting any enemy country (Germany); contained shall be deemed to constitute claim arising as a result of this order 3. Determining that to the extent that any an admission of the existence, validity or may file with the Alien Property Custo­ or all of such nationals are persons not right to allowance of any such claim. dian a notice of his claim, together with No. 130------5 9074 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, Ju ly 2, 1943

a request for a hearing thereon, on Form otherwise dealt with in the interest of Sidenstucker and Henry Sidenstucker, and APC-1, within one year from the date and for the benefit of the United States. each of them, in and to any and all obliga­ hereof, or within such further time as Such property, and any or all of the tions, contingent or otherwise and whether or not matured, owing to them, and each may be allowed by the Alien Property proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ of them, and held to their credit by Sterling Custodian. Nothing herein contained propriate special account or accounts, Alexander, 713 Des Moines Street, Webster shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ pending further determination by the City, Iowa, including but not limited to all sion of the existence, validity or right Alien Property Custodian. This shall not security rights in and to any and all col­ to allowance of any such claim. be deemed to limit the powers of the lateral for any or all such obligations and The terms ‘‘national”, “designated en­ Alien Property Custodian to return such the right to enforce and collect such obli­ emy country” and “business enterprise property or the proceeds thereof, or to gations, within the United States” as used herein indicate that compensation will not be is property within the United States owned shall have the meanings prescribed in paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should or controlled by nationals of a designated section 10 of said Executive Order. be determined that such return should enemy country f Germany) ; Executed at Washington, D. C., on be made or such compensation should be 4. Determining, that the property described April 8, 1943. paid. In subparagraph 3-b hereof is necessary for the maintenance or safeguarding of other [seal] L eo T. Crow ley, Any person, except a national of a'des­ property (namely, that hereinbefore de­ Alien Property Custodian. ignated enemy country, asserting any scribed in subparagraph 3-a) belonging to claim as a result of this order may file the same nationals of the same designated [P. R. Doc. 43-10524; Piled, June 30, 1943; with the Alien Property Custodian a no­ enemy country and subject to vesting (and 1:55 p. m.] tice of his claim, together with a request in fact vested by this order) pursuant to for a hearing thereon, on Form APC-1, Section 2 of said Executive Order; within one year from the date hereof, 5. Determining that to the extent that such nationals are persons not within a [Vesting Order 1332] or within such further time as may be designated enemy country, the national in­ allowed by the Alien Property Custodian. terest of the United States requires that such P ass & Company Nothing herein contained shall be persons be treated as nationals of the afore­ Under the authority of the Trading deemed to constitute an admission of the said designated enemy country (Germany); with the Enemy Act, as amended, and existence, validity or right to allowance 6 . Having made all determinations and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, of any such claim. taken all action, after appropriate consulta­ and pursuant to law, the undersigned, The terms “national”, “designated en­ tion and certification, required by said Execu­ emy country” and “business enterprise tive Order or Act or. otherwise; and after investigation: 7. Deeming it necessary in the national within the United States” as used herein 1. Finding that C. Gustav A. Pass, whose interest; last known address is Eberhardstrasse 12, shall have the meanings prescribed in Romscheid, Germany, is a citizen of the section 10 of said Executive Order. hereby vests in the Alien Property Custo­ United States presently residing in Germany, Executed at Washington, D. C., on dian the property described in subpara­ and is a national of a designated enemy April 27, 1943. graph 3 hereof, to be held, used, admin­ country (Germany); [seal] Leo T . Crowley, istered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt 2. Finding that Pass & Company, whose Alien Property Custodian. with in the interest of and for thé benefit principal place of business is located in of the United States. Brooklyn, New York, is a co-partnership or­ [F. R. Doc. 43-10525; Filed, June 30, 1943; Such property, and any or all of the ganized under the laws of and doing business 1:55 p. m.] in the State of New York, composed of Rita proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ M Howard and C. Gustav A. Pass, and is a propriate special account or accounts, business enterprise within the United States; pending further determination of the 3. Finding that Rita M. Howard, as a co­ [Vesting Order 1412] - Alien Property Custodian. This shall not partner in Pass & Company, is acting directly WlLLlAM AND HENRY SlDENSTUCKER be deemed to limit the powers of the or indirectly for the benefit of and on behalf Alien Property Custodian to return such of C. Gustav A. Pass, and to that extent is a Re: Real property and claim, owned by property or the proceeds thereof, or to national of a designated enemy country William and Henry Sidenstucker. (Germany); indicate that compensation will not be 4. Finding that Pass & Company is con­ Under the authority of the Trading paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should trolled by C. Gustav A. Pass; with the Enemy Act, as amended, and be determined that such return should 5. Finding, therefore, that Pass & Com­ Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, be made or such compensation should be pany is a national of a designated enemy and pursuant to law, the undersigned, paid. country (Germany);. after investigation: Any person, except a national of a 6 . Finding that 25 shares of the capital designated enemy country, asserting any stock of Anaconda Copper Mining Company, 1. Finding that William Sidenstucker and Hefiry Sidenstucker are citizens of Germany, claim arising as a result of this order registered in the name of C. Gustav A. Pass, are beneficially owned by, and property of, whose last known addresses are Kreis Worbis, may file with the Alien Property Custo­ the said Pass & Company; Zwinge, Germany, and are nationals of a dian a notice of his claim, together with designated enemy country (Germany); 7. Finding that the property described as a request for a hearing thereon, on Form follows: 2. Finding that William Sidenstucker and APC-1, within one year from the date All property of any nature whatsoever sit­ Henry Sidenstucker are the owners of the hereof, or within such further time as uated in the United States, owned or con­ property described in subparagraph 3 hereof; 3. Finding that the property described as may be allowed by the Alien Property trolled by, payable or deliverable to, held on follows: Custodian. Nothing herein contained behalf of or on account of, or owing to Pass & Company, a. All right, title, interest and estate, both shall be deemed to constituté an admis­ legal and equitable, of William Sidenstucker sion of the existence, validity or right to is property within the United States owned and Henry Sidenstucker, and each of them, allowance of any such claim. or controlled by a national of a designated in and to each and aU of the parcels of real The terms “national” and “designated enemy country (Germany); property hereinafter described, situated in enemy country” as used herein shall have 8 . Determining that to the extent that Hamilton County, Iowa, together with all such nationals are persons not within a des­ fixtures, improvements and appurtenances the meanings prescribed in section 10 of ignated enemy country, the national interest thereto, and any and all claims of William said Executive Order. of the United States requires that such per­ Sidenstucker and Henry Sidenstucker, and Executed at Washington, D. C., on sons be treated as nationals of the aforesaid each of them, for rents, refunds and benefits May 6, 1943. designated enemy country (Germany); or other payments received from the owner­ [seal] L eo T . Crowley, 9. Having made all determinations and ship of said real property, such parcels being taken all action, after appropriate consulta­ particularly described as follows: Alien Property Custodian. tion and certification, required by said Execu­ (i) The South six inches of Lot No. Twelve [F. R. Doc. 43-10526; Filed, June 30, 1943; tive Order or Act or otherwise; and (12) and all of Lot No. Thirteen (13), in 1:53 p. m.] 10. Deeming it necessary in the national Block No. Two (2), Addition to Jewell Junc­ interest; tion, Iowa, (ii) Lot No. Eighteen (18), in Block No. [Vesting Order 1547] hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ 8 Eight ( ), King and Edward’s Addition to Maria Camplese todian the property described in sub- Jewell Junction, Iowa, paragraphs 6 and 7 hereof, to be held, b. All right, title, interest and claim of Re: Real property and claim owned toy used, administered, liquidated, sold or any name or nature whatsoever of William Maria Camplese. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943 9075

todian a notice of his claim, together b. All right, title, interest and claim, of Under the authority of the Trading any name or nature whatsoever of John with the Enemy Act, as amended, and with a request for a hearing thereon, on Hildebrand and Mary Hildebrand, his wife, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Form APC-1, within one year from the and each of them, and of every- other na­ and pursuant to law, the undersigned date hereof, or within such further time tional of a designated enemy country, in and after investigation: as may be allowed by the Alien Property to any and all obligations, contingent or Custodian. Nothing herein contained otherwise, and whether or not matured owing 1. Finding that Maria Camplese is a resi­ shall be deemed to constitute an ad­ to John Hildebrand and Mary Hildebrand, dent of Italy, whose last known address is his wife, by the Cleveland Trust Company, Atri, Province of Teramo, Italy and is a na­ mission of the existence, validity or right Payne Avenue and East 55th Street, Cleve­ tional of a designated enemy country (Italy); to allowance of any such claim. land, Ohio, including but not limited to all 2. Finding that Maria Camplese is the The terms “national” and “designated security rights in and to any and all col­ owner of the property described in subpar­ enemy country” as used herein shall lateral for any and all such obligations, and agraph 3 hereof; have the meanings prescribed in section the right to enforce and collect such obliga­ 3. Finding that the property described as 10 of said Executive Order. tions and including particularly that certain follows: Executed at Washington, D. C., on bank account in the Cleveland Trust Com­ a. All right, title, interest and estate, both pany, Payne Avenue and East 55th Stfeet, legal and equitable, of Maria Camplese in May 27, 1943. Cleveland, Ohio, in the name of Miss Eliza­ and to the real property situated at 1940 [ seal] L eo T. Crowley, beth Schroeder, which is due and owing to Watkins Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Alien Property Custodian. and held for said John Hildebrand and said particularly described in Exhibit “A”, at­ Mary Hildebrand, his wife, tached hereto, and by reference made a part E xh ibit A c. All right, title, interest and claim of hereof, together with all the fixtures, im­ All that Certain lot or piece of ground with any name or nature whatsoever of John provements and appurtenances thereto, and the buildings and improvements thereon Hildebrand and Mary Hildebrand, his wife, any and all claims of Maria Camplese for erected situate on the South side of Watkins and each of them, and of every other na­ rents, refunds, benefits or other payments Street at the distance of two hundred and tional of a designated enemy country, in arising from the ownership of such property, eighty-two feet Westward from the West side and to any and all obligations, contingent b. All right, title, interest and claim of any • of Nineteenth Street in the Thirty-sixth Ward or otherwise; and whether or not matured, name or nature whatsoever of Maria Cam­ of the City of Philadelphia. owing to John Hildebrand and Mary Hilde­ plese, in and to any and all obligations, con­ Containing in front or breadth on the said brand, his wife, and each of' them, by Union tingent or otherwise and whether or not Watkins Street fourteen feet and extending Properties, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio, and repre­ matured owing to Maria Camplese by the southwardly in length or depth between lines sented on the books of Union Properties, Zaccaria Realty Company, 1705 South 20th parallel with said Nineteenth Street forty- Inc., as a credit due John Hildebrand and Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and rep­ seven feet to a certain four feet wide alley Mary Hildebrand, his wife, including but not resented on the books of Zaccaria Realty which leads East and West and communicates limited to all security rights in and to any Company as a credit balance due Maria Cam­ at each end thereof with two other four feet and all collateral for any or all sucft obiga- plese, including but not limited to all security wide alleys extending from Watkins Street to tions and the right to enforce and collect such obligations, rights, in and to any and all collateral for Pierce Street. any or all such obligations and the right to is property within the United States owned enforce and collect such obligations, [F. R. Doc. 43-10527; Filed, June 30, 1943; or controlled by nationals of a designated 1:57 p. m.] is property within the United States owned enemy country (Germany); or controlled by a national of a designated 4. Determining that the property described enemy country (Italy); in subparagraphs 3-b and 3-c hereof is nec­ 4. Determining that the property described essary for the maintenance and safeguarding in subparagraph 3-b hereof is necess&ry for [Vesting Order 1549] of other propertly (namely, that hereinbefore the maintenance or safeguarding of other described in subparagraph 3-a hereof) • be­ property (namely, that hereinbefore described J ohn and Mary Hildebrand longing to the same nationals of the same in subparagraph 3 -a) belonging to the same designated enemy country and subject to Re: Real property, bank account and vesting (and in fact vested by this order) national of the same designated enemy coun­ claim owned by John Hildebrand and try and subject to vesting (andln fact vested pursuant to Section 2 of said Executive by this order) pursuant to Section 2 of said Mary Hildebrand, his wife. Order; 5. Determining that to the extent that Executive Order; Under the authority of the Trading 5. Determining that to the extent that with'the Enemy Act, as amended, and such nationals are persons not within a des­ such national is a person not within a desig­ Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, ignated enemy country, the national interest nated enemy country, the national interest of the United States requires that such per­ and pursuant to law, the undersigned, sons be treated as nationals of the aforesaid of the United States requires that such per­ after investigation: son be treated as a national of the aforesaid designated enemy country (Germany); 6 . Having made all determinations and designated enemy country (Italy); 1. Finding that John Hildebrand and Mary 6 . Having- made all determinations and Hildebrand, his wife, are residents of Ger­ taken all action, after appropriate consulta­ taken all action, after appropriate consulta­ many, whose last known addresses are Nollen- tion and certification, required by said Ex-, tion and certification, required by said Ex­ wald Strasse, Gengenbach, Baden, Germany, ecutive Order or Act or otherwise; and 7. Deeming it necessary in the national ecutive Order or Act or otherwise; and and are nationals of a designated enemy 7. Deeming it necessary in the national country (Germany); interest; interest; 2. Finding that John Hildebrand and Mary Hildebrand, his wife, are the owners of the hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ property described in subparagraph 3 hereof; todian the property described in sub- todian the property described in sub- 3. Finding that the property described as paragraph 3 hereof, to be held, used, ad­ paragraph 3 hereof, to be held, used, follows: ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise administered, liquidated, sold or other­ a. All right, title, interest and estate, both dealt with in the interest of and for the wise dealt with in the interest of and legal and equitable, of John Hildebrand and benefit of the United .States. Mary Hildebrand, his wife, and each of them, Such property, and any or all of the for the benefit of the United States. and of every other national of a designated Such property, and any or all of the enemy country in and to each and all of the proceeds thereof, shall be held in an proceeds thereof, shall be held in an parcels of real property hereinafter described, appropriate special account or accounts appropriate special account or accounts, together with all the fixtures, improvements, pending further determination of the pending further determination of the and appurtenances thereto, and any and all Alien Property Custodian. This shall Alien Property Custodian. This shall claims of John Hildebrand and Mary Hilde­ not be deemed to limit the powers of the brand, his wife, and each of them, and of Alien Property Custodan to ret.urn such not be deemed to limit the powers of the every other national of a designated enemy Alien Property Custodian to return such property or the proceeds thereof, or to country, for rents, refunds, benefits or other indicate that compensation will not be property or the proceeds thereof, or to payments received from the ownership «f indicate that compensation will not be such property, such parcels being particu­ paid in lieu thereof, if and when it paid in lieu thereof, if and when it larly described as follows; should be determned that such return should be determined that such return (i) That certain real property in the City should be made or such compensation should be made or such compensation of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, more should be paid. particularly described in Exhibit A attached should be paid. Any person, except a national of a des­ hereto and by reference made a part hereof, ignated enemy country, asserting any Any person, except a national of a (ii) That certain real property in the city claim arising as a result of this order designated enemy country, asserting any of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, more may file with the Alien Property Cus­ particularly described in Exhibit B attached claim arising as a result of this order todian a notice of his claim, together may file with the Alien Property Cus­ hereto and by reference made a part hereof, 9076 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943 with a request for a hearing thereon, on person be treated as a national of the afore­ following persons, as nominees, in the Form APC-1, within one year from the said designated enemy country (Bulgaria); amounts appearing opposite each name, and 5. Having made all determinations and are beneficially owned by Heineken and date hereof, or within such further time taken all action, after appropriate consulta­ Vogelsang: as may be allowed by the Alien Property tion and certification, required by said Ex­ Custodian. Nothing herein contained ecutive Order or Act or otherwise; and shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ C. Deeming it necessary in the national Number of shares sion of the existence, validity or right to interest; * Names allowance of any such claim. Common Preferred hereby (i) vests in the Alien Property stock stock The terms “national” and “designated Custodian the property described in sub- enemy country” as used herein shall paragraph 3 hereof, to be held, used, 1 have the meanings prescribed in section administered, liquidated, sold or other­ 1 William J. Topken______49 500 10 of said Executive Order. wise dealt with in the interest of and for Executed at Washington, D. C., on the benefit of the United States, and (ii) T o ta l...... 51 500 May 27, 1943. undertakes the direction, management, [seal] Leo T. Crow ley, supervision and control of Batzouroff & Alien Property Custodian. 4. Finding that said 51 shares of common Cie. to the extent deemed necessary or stock constitute a substantial part (namely, E x h ib it A advisable from time to time by the under­ 51%) of all the oustanding common stock, signed. and that said 500 shares of preferred stock All that lot or parcel of land situated in Such property, and any or all of the constitute all of the outstanding preferred the City of Cleveland, County of Cuyahoga proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ stock of Staple Fiber Corporation and repre­ and State of Ohio, described as follows: sent control thereof; Sublot No. 116 in L. M. Southern’s re­ propriate special account or accounts, subdivision of part of L. M. Southern’s sub­ pending further determination of the 5. Finding, therefore, that Staple Fiber division of part of original one, hundred acre Alien Property Custodian. This shall not Corporation is a national of a designated enemy country (Germany); lots Nos. 358, 359, 365 and 366 as shown by be deemed to limit the powers of the the recorded plat of said re-subdivision in 6. Determining that to the extent that Alien Property Custodian to return such such nationals are persons not within a des­ Volume 31 of Maps, Page 13 of Cuyahoga property or the proceeds thereof or to County Records and being 34 feet front on ignated enemy country, the national interest the South Westerly side of Forest Park Ave­ indicate that compensation will not be of the United States requires that such per­ nue (now known as Arbor Roard NJE.) and paid in lieu thereof, or to vary the ex­ sons be treated as nationals of the aforesaid extending back of equal width 100 feet deep tent of such direction, management, su­ designated enemy country (Germany); along ‘ the Northerly side of an alley as pervision or control or to terminate the 7. Having made all determinations and appears by said plat. same, if and when it should be deter­ taken all action, after appropriate consulta­ mined that any of such action should tion and certification; required by said Execu­ E xh ib it B tive Order or Act or otherwise; and be taken. 8. Deeming it necessary in the national All that lot or parcel of land lying or being Any person, except a national of a in the City of Cleveland, County of Cuya­ interest; hoga and State of Ohio, described as follows: designated enemy country, asserting any Sub Lot No. 85 in Luther Moses’ subdivision claim arising as a result of this order hereby (i) vests in the Alien Property of a part of original East Cleveland Town­ may file with the Alien Property Cus­ Custodian the property described in sub- ship lot No. 340 being 40 feet front on Sixth todian a notice of his claim, together with paragraph 3 hereof, to be held, used, ad­ Avenue (now Whittier Avenue) and extend­ a request for a hearing thereon, on Form ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise ing back of equal width 180 feet according APC-1, within one year from the date dealt with in the interest of and for the to the plat, of said subdivision recorded in hereof, or within such further time as benefit of the United States, and (ii) volume 7 of maps, page 13 of Cuyahoga may be allowed by the Alien Property undertakes the direction, management, County records, be the same more or less, but supervision and control of the Staple subject to all legal highways. Custodian. Nothing herein contained shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ Fiber Corporation to the extent deemed [F. R. Doc. 43-10528; Filed, June 30, 1943; sion of the existence, validity or right to necessary or advisable from time to time 1:53 p. m.] allowance of any such claim. by the undersigned. The terms “national”, “designated en­ Such property, and any or all of the emy country” and “business enterprise proceed^ thereof, shall be held in an [Vesting Order 1583] within the United States” as used herein appropriate special account or accounts B atzouroff & ClE. shall have the meanings prescribed in pending further determination of the section 10 of said Executive Order. Alien Property Custodian. This shall Under the authority of the Trading Executed at Washington, D. C., on not be deemed to limit the powers of with the Enemy Act, as amended, and May 29, 1943. the Alien Property Custodian to return Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, [seal] L eo T. Crowley, such property or the proceeds thereof and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Alien Property Custodian. or to indicate that compensation will after investigation: not be paid in lieu thereof, or to vary 1. Finding that Batzouroff & Cie. whose [F. R. Doc. 43-10529; Filed, June 30, 1943; the extent of such direction, manage­ principal place of business is located at 1:55 p. m.] ment, supervision or control or to ter­ Sofia, Bulgaria, is a co-partnership organized minate same, if and when it should be under the laws of Bulgaria, and is a national determined that any of such action of a designated enemy country (Bulgaria); [Vesting Order 1585] should be taken. 2. Finding that said Batzouroff & Cie. has an established agency or branch office at S taple F iber Corporation Any person, except a national of a designated enemy country, asserting any New York, New York, engaged in the conduct Under the authority of the Trading of business within the United States and claim arising as a result of this order therefore is, to that extent, a business enter­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, and may file with the Alien Property ’Cus­ prise within the United States; Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, todian a notice of his claim, ’ together 3. Finding that the property described as and pursuant to law, the undersigned, with a request for a hearing thereon, on follows: after investigation: Form APC-1, within one year from the All property of any nature whatsoever sit­ 1. Finding that Heineken and Vogelsang, date hereof, or within such further time uated in the United States and owned or con­ a partnership, whose principal place of busi­ trolled by, payable or deliverable to, or held as may be allowed by the Alien Property on behalf of, or on account of, or owing to ness is Bremen, Germany, is a national of a Custodian. Nothing herein contained designated enemy country (Germany); shall^ be deemed to constitute an ad­ said Batzouroff & Cie., 2. Finding that Staple Fiber Corporation is property of a business enterprise within is a corporation organized under the laws of, mission of the existence, validity or the United States which is a national of the and doing business in, the State of New York right to allowance of any such claim. aforesaid designated enemy country (Bul­ and is a business enterprise within the United The terms “national”, “designated garia); States; enemy country” and “business enterprise 4. Determining that to the extent that 3. Finding that 51 shares of no par value within the United States” as used herein such national is a person not within a des­ common stock and 500 shares of $100 par ignated enemy country, the national inter­ value preferred stock of Staple Fiber Cor­ shall have the meanings prescribed in est of the United States requires that such poration are registered in the names of the section 10 of said Executive Order. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943 9077

Executed at Washington, D. C., on hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ b. All right, title and interest of Gustav todian the property described in sub- Otto Richard Hofmeister and of every other May 29, 1943. national of a designated enemy country in [seal] L eo T. Crow ley, paragraph 3 hereof, to be held, used, and to a certain fire insurance policy No. Alien Property Custodian. administered, liquidated, sold or other­ 859343 issued by the American Insurance wise dealt with in the interest of and Company, insuring premises at 2 North [P. R. Doc. 43-10530; Piled, June 30, 1943; for the benefit of the United States. Demarest Avenue, Bergenfield, Bergen County, 1:55 p. m.] Such property, and any or all of the New Jersey, proceeds thereof, shall be held in an c. All right, title, interest and claim of any • appropriate special account or accounts, name or nature whatsoever of Gustav Otto [Vesting Order 1595] Richard Hofmeister, and of every other pending further determination of 4he national of a designated enemy country, in Maria S caramellini P irondini -Alien Property Custodian. This shall and to any and all obligations, contingent or not be deemed to limit the powers of otherwise, and whether or not matured, owing Re: Real property and bank account the Alien Property Custodian to return to Gustav Otto Richard Hofmeister by Closter owned by Maria Scaramellini Pirondini. such property or the proceeds thereof, National Bank and Trust Company, Closter, Under the authority of the Trading or to indicate that compensation will New Jersey, including but not limited to all with the Enemy Act, as amended, and not be paid in lieu thereof, if and when security rights in and to any and all collateral Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, for any or all such obligations and the right it should be determined that such return to enforce and collect such obligations and and pursuant to law, the undersigned, should be made or such compensation after investigation: including particularly the account in said should be paid. bank, which account is due and owing to afcd 1. Finding that Maria Scaramellini Piron­ Any person, except a national of a held for and in the name of Gustav Otto dini, also known as Maria Scaramellini fu designated enemy country, asserting any Richard Hofmeister, Delana, is a resident of Italy, whose last claim arising as a result of this order known address is San Cassiano, Sondrio, Italy, is property, within the United States owned and is a national of a designated enemy may file with the Alien Property Custo­ or controlled by a national of a designs ted country (Italy); dian a notice of his claim, together with enemy country (GerinqnyX 2. Finding that said Maria Scaramellini a request for a hearing thereon, on Form * • 4. Determining that the,.property described Pirondini is the owner of the property de­ APC-1, within one year from the date in subparagraphs 3-b and 3 -c.-hereof is neces­ scribed in subparagraph 3 hereof; sary for ihe mauitenanee and safeguarding of hereof, or within such further time as other property!^namely, that hereinbefore de­ 3. Finding that the property described as may bq ^allowed by the Alien Property follows : scribed In subparagraph 3-a) belonging to the Custqriiari, .Nothing herein contained same national of the same designated enemy a. All right, title, interest and estate, both shay, be deemed to,constitute an admis­ legal and equitable, of Maria Scaramellini country and subject to vesting (and in fact vested by this order) pursuant to section 2 Pirondini, also known as Maria Scaramellini sion of t^/evistence, validity or right to allowance of any such claim, of said Executive Order; fu Delana, and of every other national of a 5. Determining that to the extent that designated enemy country, in and to that a iThe^ern^s “national” and “designated - country” as used herein shall have such national is a person not within a des­ certain real property particularly described enenff ignated enemy country, the national interest as the Southwest Quarter (SW1^). and, the tbe meanings prescribed in section 10 of of the United States requires that such per­ Southeast Quarter (SE^) and the, South said Executive Order. son be treated as a national of the aforesaid One-Half (&$&) of the Northeast Quarter ; Executed at Washington, D. C., on designated enemy country (Germany); (NE (4 ) of Section Five (5) in Township Eight June 3, 1943. 6 . Having made all determinations and (8 ) North of Range Fifty-Two (52) f taken all action, after appropriate consulta­ Sixth (6th) P. M. in Logan County, Cjolorido, ¡KfeQttAL] L eo T. Crowley, tion and certification, required by said Ex­ together with all fixtures, (improveqmÈfts- and Alien Property Custodian. ecutive Order or Act or otherwise; and appurtenances thereto, and Any and MÍ ¿taita» [F. R. Doc. 43-10531; Filed, June 30, 1943; 7. Deeming it necessary In the national of Maria Scaramellini Pirpndini, also Known interest; as Maria Scaramellini; fu Delana, and of every 1:57 p. m.] other national of a designated enemy poUntry, hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ for rents, refunds, benefits or Other payment todian the property described in subpar­ arising from the ownership pf spch property, agraph 3 hereof, to be held, used, admin­ b. All right, title, interest a^& clitim of any [Vesting Order 1596] name or nature whatsoever Of' Miria Scara­ istered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt mellini Pirondini in and to any aid all obli­ Gustav Otto R ichard Hofmeister with in the interest of and for the benefit gations, contingent or otherwise ¿.nd whether of the United States. or not matured, owing to Maria Scaramellini Re: Real property situated in Bergen Such property, and any or all of the Pirondini by The Security Stats Bank, Ster­ County, New Jersey, bank account and a proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ ling, Colorado, including but hot limited to fire insurance policy owned by Gustav propriate special account or accounts, all security rights in and to any and all Otto Richard Hofmeister. pending further determination of the collateral for any or all such obligations and Under the authority of the Trading Alien Property Custodian. This shall the right to enforce and colUct such obliga­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, and tions, and including particularly the account not be deemed to limit the powers of the in said bank which is due ard owing to, and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Alien Property Custodian to return such held for, Maria Scaramelllli Pirondini, in and pursuant to law, the undersigned, property or the proceeds thereof, or to the name of L. G. Giacomin, Agent, after investigation: indicate that compensation will not be is property within the United States owned 1. Finding that Gustav Otto Richard Hof­ paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should or controlled by a nationa’ of a designated meister is a resident of Germany, whose last be determined that such return should be enemy country (Italy); known address is 67 Adolph Hitler Strasse, made or such compensation should be 4. Determining that the property described Hamburg 39, Germany, and is a national of paid. in subparagraph 3-b herea js necessary for a designated enemy country (Germany); Any person, except a national of a des­ the maintenance or safeguarding oí other 2. Finding that Gustav Otto Richard Hof­ ignated enemy country, asserting any property (namely, th at hereinbefore described meister is the owner of the property described in subparagraph 3-aJ beknging to the same in subparagraph 3 hereof; claim arising as a result of this order national of the same designated enemy coun­ 3. Finding that the property described as may file with the Alien Property Custo­ try and subject to vesting (and in fact follows: dian a notice of his claim, together with vested by this order) pursuant to section 2 a. All right, title, interest and estate, both a request for a hearing thereon, on Form of said Executive, Ordeir;^ legal and equitable, of Gustav Otto Richard APC-1, within one year from the date 5. Determining t¡Kát Jjp , the 'extent that Hofmeister, and of every other national of a hereof, or within such further time as designated enemy country, in and to that such national is a persqi hot within a des­ may be allowed by the Alien Property ignated enemy country the national inter­ certain real property situated at 2 North est of the United" Statf4 requires that such Demarest Avenue, Bergenfield, County of Custodian. Nothing herein contained person be treated, as a nátional of the afore­ Bergen, New Jersey, particularly described in shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ said designated enenv country (Italy); Exhibit “A” attached hereto and made a part sion of the existence, validity or right to 6. Having* made «Hr determinations and hereof, together with all fixtures, improve­ allowance of any such claim. taken all action,;after appropriate consulta­ ments and appurtenances thereto, and any The terms “national” and “designated tion and certificaron, required by said Ex­ and all claims of Gustav Otto Richard Hof­ ecutive Order ¡ or Act or otherwise; and meister for rents, refunds and benefits or enemy country” as used herein shall have 7. Deeming V- necessary in the national other payments arising from the ownership the meanings prescribed in section 10 of interest; ••iflliiraifr« nr of said real property. said Executive Order. 9078 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, Ju ly 2, 1943

Executed at Washington, D. C. oh June in fact vested by this Order) pursuant to [Vesting Order 1600] 3, 1943. Section 2 of said Executive Order; 5. Determining that to the extent that Adelmo Donnini [seal] L eo T. Crowley, > such national is a person not within a desig­ Re: Real property and bank accounts Alien Property Custodian. nated enemy country, the national interest owned by Adelmo Donnini. of the United States requires that such per­ [F. R. Doc. 43-10532; Filed, June 30, 1943; son be treated as a national of the aforesaid Under the authority of the Trading 1:57 p. m.] designated enemy country (Germany); with the Enemy Act, as amended, and 6. Having made all determinations and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, taken all action, after appropriate consulta­ and pursuant to law, the undersigned, tion and certification, required by said Ex­ after investigation; [Vesting Order 1598] ecutive Order or Act or otherwise; and 7. Deeming it necessary in the national 1. Finding that Adelmo Donnini (also Helen W ard Doerfert interest; spelled Doninni) is a citizen of the United States, and a resident of Italy, whose last Re: Real property in Brooklyn, New hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ known address is Viale, Littorio No. 42, Barga, York, claim and insuranc policies todian the property described in sub- Province of Lucca, Italy, and is a national of owned by Helen Ward Doerfert. paragraph 3 hereof, to be held, used, a designated enemy country (Italy) ; 2. Finding that said Adelmo Donnini is Under the authority of the Trading administered, liquidated, sold or other­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, and the owner of the property described in sub- wise dealt with in the interest of and paragraph 3 hereof; Executive >Order No. 9095, as amended, for the benefit of the United States. 3. Finding that the property described as and pursuant to .Jaw, the undersigned, Such property, and any or all of the follows: after investigation: proceeds thereof, shall be held in an a. All right, title, interest and estate, both -'s 1. Finding that Helen Ward Doerfert is a appropriate special account or accounts, legal and equitable, of Adelmo Donnini in i£sl

all claims against said bank arising out of 1. Finding that Tsukasa Kiyono is a resi­ hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ the management of the mortgage described dent of Japan whose last known address is todian the property described in sub- in subparagraph 3-a hereof, 170 Nichome, Harajiku, Shibuya, Tokyo, paragraph 3 hereof, subject to recorded is property within the United States owned Japan, and is a national of a designated enemy country (Japan); liens, encumbrances and other rights of or controlled by a national of a designated record held by or for persons other than enemy country (Germany); 2. Finding that said Tsukasa Kiyono, also known as T. Kiyono, is the owner of the Tsukasa Kiyono, to be held, used, ad­ 4. Determining that the property described in subparagraphs 3-b and 3-c hereof is neces­ proerty described in subparagraph 3 hereof; ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise 3. Finding that the property described as dealt with in the interest of and for the sary for the maintenance or safeguarding of follows: other property (namely, that hereinbefore benefit of the United States. 4. The real property situated in the County Such property, and any or all of the described in subparagraph 3-a) belonging to of Mobile, Alabama, more particularly de­ the same national of the same designated scribed as South Half of the Northwest proceeds thereof, shall be held in an enemy country and subject to vesting (and in Quarter of Section 22, Township 3 South, appropriate special account or accounts, fact vested by this .order) pursuant to sec­ 'Range 3 West, together with all the fixtures, pending further determination of the tion 2 of said Executive Order; improvements and appurtenances thereto, Alien Property Custodian. This shall 5. Determining that to the extent that and any and all claims for rents, refunds, not be deemed to limit the powers of the such national is a person not within a desig­ benefits or other payments arising from the nated enemy country, the national interest of Alien Property Custodian to return such ownership of such property, subject to and property or the proceeds thereof or to the United States requires that such person excepting therefrom, the reservation of min­ be treated as a national of the aforesaid eral rights reserved in favor of Clay Sheffield indicate that compensation will not be designated enemy country (Germany); in the deed from Clay Sheffield and wife, to paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should 6L Having made all determinations and Tsukasa Klvono, dated August 4, 1922, and be determined that such return should taken all action, after appropriate consulta­ recorded in the Probate Court Records, Mo­ be made or such compensation should be tion and certification, required by said Execu­ bile County, Alabama, in Deed Book 195, N. S., paid. tive Order or Act or otherwise; and page 330, and also subject to the liens 7. Deeming it necessary in the national Any person, except a national of a against Tsukasa Kiyono in favor of the Col­ designated enemy country, asserting any interest; lector of Internal Revenue of the United States, dated February 7, 1940, March 7, 1940 claim arising as a result of this order hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ may file with the Alien Property Cus­ todian the property described in sub- and January 3, 1942, and recorded on Febru­ ary 8, 1940, March 8, 1940 and November 2, todian a notice of his claim, together paragraph 3 hereof to be held, used, ad­ 1942, respectively, in the Probate Court Rec­ with a request for a hearing thereon, on ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise ords, Mobile County, Alabama, in Miscella­ Form APC-1, within one year from the dealt with in the interest of and for the neous Book 87, page 76, Miscellaneous Book date hereof, or within such further time benefit of the United States. 87, page 452 and Miscellaneous Book 105, page as may be allowed by the Alien Property Such property, and any or all of the 394, respectively; Custodian. Nothing herein contained proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ b. The real propery situated in the County of Mobile, Alabama, more particularly de­ shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ propriate special account or accounts, scribed as All that portion of the East Half sion of the existence, validity or right to pending further determination of the of the Northeast Quarter of Section 23, Town­ allowance of any such claim. Alien Property Custodian. This shall ship 3 South, Range 3 West, lying North The terms “national” and “designated not be deemed to limit the powers of and East of the right of way of the paved enemy country” as used herein shall have the Alien Property Custodian to return highway known as Moffat Road, together with the meanings prescribed in section 10 such property or the proceeds thereof, all fixtures, improvements and appurtenances of said Executive Order. or to indicate that compensation will thereto, and any and all claims for rents, refunds, benefits or other payments arising Fxecuted at Washington, D. C., on not be paid in lieu thereof, if and when from the ownership of such property, sub­ June 18, 1943. it should be determined that such return ject to the liens against Tsukasa Kiyono in [ seal] L eo T. Crowley, should be made or such compensation favor of the Collector of Internal Revenue Alien Property Custodian. should be paid. of the United States, dated February 7, 1940, Any person, except a national of a March 7, 1940 and January 3, 1942, and re­ [F. R. Doc.-43-10536; Filed, June 30, 1943; designated enemy country, asserting any corded on February 8 , 1940, March 8 , 1940, 1:53 p. m.] claim arising as a result of this order and November 2, 1942, respectively, in the may file with the Alien Property Custo­ Probate Court Records, Mobile County, Ala­ bama, in Miscellaneous Book 87, page 76, [Vesting Order 1675] dian a notice of his claim, together with Miscellaneous Book 87, page 452 and Miscel­ a request for a hearing thereon, on Form laneous Book 105, page 394, respectively; E state op P eter E ckert APC-1, within one year from the date c. The real property situated in the County hereof, or within such further time as of Mobile, Alabama, more particularly de­ In re: Estate of Peter Eckert, deceased; may be allowed by tne Alien Property scribed as The South Half of the Southeast File D-9-100-28-1804; E. T. sec. 1064. Custodian. Nothing herein contained Quarter of the Southeast Quarter, in Section Under the authority of the Trading 14, Township 3 South, Range 3 West, together with the Enemy Act, as amended, and shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ with all fixtures, improvements and appur­ sion of the existence, validity or right to Executive Order 9095, as amended, and tenances thereto, and any and all claims for pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus-. allowance of any such claim. rents, refunds, benefits or other payments The terms “national” and “designated arising from the ownership of such property, todian after investigation, enemy country” as used herein shall have subject to the liens agains Tsukasa Kiyono Finding that— the meanings prescribed in section 10 in favor of the Collector of Internal Revenue (1) The property and interests hereinafter of said Executive Order. of the United States, dated February 7, 1940, described are property which is in the proc­ Executed at Washington, D. C., on March 7, 1940 and January 3, 1942, and re­ ess of administration by Bertha Ewald, Ex­ corded on February 8, 1940, March 8, 1940 and ecutrix, acting under the judicial supervision June 10, 1943. November 2, 1942, respectively, in the Pro­ of the Surrogate’s Court, New York County, [seal] L eo T. Crowley, bate Court Records, Mobile County, Alabama, New York; Alien Property Custodian. in Miscellaneous Book 87, page 76, Miscel­ (2) Such property and interests are pay­ laneous Book 87, page 452 and Miscellaneous able or deliverable to, or claimed by, na­ [F. R. Doc. 43-10535; Filed, June 30, 1943; Book 105, page 394, respectively; tionals of designated enemy countries, Italy 1:55 p. m.] is property within the United States owned and Germany, namely, by a national of a designated enemy country Last known (Japan); Nationals: address 4. Determining that to the extent that Katherine Hess______Germany. [Vesting Order 1673] * such national is a person not within a desig­ Wilhelm Hess______*______Germany. nated enemy country, the national interest Johann Hess______Germany. T sukasa K iyono of the United States requires that such per­ Katherine Heim__lil t ______Germany. Elsie Tobasso Vottera___i ______Italy. Re: Real property owned by Tsukasa son be treated as a national of the aforesa'd Kiyono. enemy country (Japan); And determining that— Under the authority of the Trading 5. Having made all determinations and (3) If such nationals are persons not taken all action, after appropriate consulta­ within any designated enemy country, th® with the Enemy Act, as amended, and tion and certification, required by said Execu­ national interest of thé United States re­ Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, tive Order or Act or otherwise; and quires that such persons be treated as y na­ and pursuant to law, the undersigned, 6. Deeming it necessary in the national tionals of designated enemy countries, Ger­ after investigation: Interest; many, and Italy; and FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943 9081

Having made all determinations and taken And determining that— Nationals: Last known address all action, after appropriate consultation (3) If such national is a person not within Christian Christen______Hartha Saxony, and certification, required toy said Executive a designated enemy .country, the national Germany. Order or Act or otherwise, and deeming it interest of the United States requires that Person or persons, names Germany, necessary in the national interest, such person be treated as a national of a unknown, the heirs designated enemy country, Italy; and at law of Christian Now, therefore, the Alien Property Christen. Custodian hereby vests the following Having made all determinations and taken property and interests:- all action, after appropriate consultation and And determining that— certification, required by said Executive Or­ (3) If such nationals are persons not All right, title, interest," and claim of any der or Act or otherwise, and deeming it within a designated enemy country, the na­ kind or character whatsoever of Katherine necessary in the national interest, tional interest of the United States requires Hess, Wilhelm Hess, Johann Hess, Katherine that such persons be treated as nationals of Heim, and Elsie Tobasso Vottera and each of Now, therefore, the Alien Property a designated enemy country, Germany; and them in and to the Estate of Peter Eckert, Custodian hereby vests the following deceased, property and interests: Having made all determinations and taken all action, after appropriate consultation and to be held, used, administered, liquidated, All right, title, interest, and claim of any certification, required by said Executive Order sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ kind or character whatsoever of Natale Gul- or Act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary terest of and for the benefit of the United lotta, in and to the estate of Harry W. C. in the national interest, Bowdoin, deceased, States. Now, therefore, the Alien Property Such property, and any or all of the to be held, used, administered, liquidated, Custodian hereby vests the following proceeds thereof, shall be held in an sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ property and interests: * est of and for the benefit of the United appropriate special account or accounts, All right, title, interest, and claim of any pending further determination of the States. kind or character whatsoever of Christian Alien Property Custodian. This shall Such property, and any or all of the Christen and person or persons, names un­ proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ not be deemed to limit the powers of the known, the heirs at law of Christian Christen, propriate special account or accounts, in and to the estate of Jacob E. Christian, Alien Property Custodian to return such pending further determination of the deceased, property or the proceeds thereof, or to Alien Property Custodian. This shall not indicate that compensation will not be to be held, used, administered, liquidated, be deemed to limit the powers of the .sold'or otherwise dealt with in the in­ paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should Alien Property Custodian to return such be determined that such return should be terest of and for the benefit of the United property or the proceeds thereof, or to States. made or such compensation should be indicate that compensation will not be paid. Such property, and any or all of the paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ Any person, except a national of a be determined that such return should be propriate special account or accounts, designated enemy country, asserting any made or such compensation should be pending further determination of the claim arising as a result of this order paid. Alien Property Custodian. This shall may file with the Alien Property Cus­ Any person, except a national of a des­ not be deemed to limit the powers of the todian a notice of his claim, together ignated enemy country, asserting any Alien Property Custodian to return such with a request for a hearing thereon, claim arising as a result of this order property or the proceeds thereof, or to on Form AP£-1, within one year from may file with the Alien Property Cus­ indicate that compensation will not be the date hereof, or within such further todian a notice of his claim, together paid in lieu thereof, if and * when it time as may be allowed by the Alien with a request for a hearing thereon, on should be determined that such return Property Custodian. Form APC-1, within one year from the should be made or such compensation The terms “national” and “designated date hereof, or within such further time should be paid. enemy country” as used herein shall as may be allowed by the Alien Property Any person, except a national of a Custodian. have the meanings prescribed in section designated enemy country, asserting any The terms “national” and “designated 10 of said Executive Order. claim arising as a result of this order Dated: June 19, 1943. enemy country*’ as used herein shall have may file with the Alien Property Cus­ the meanings prescribed in section 10 of [seal] L eo T. Crow ley, todian a notice of his claim, together said Executive Order. Alien Property Custodian. with a request for a hearing thereon, on Dated: June 19, 1943. Form APC-1, within one year from the [F. R. Doc. 43-10537; Filed, June 30, 1943; [seal] L eo T. Crow ley, 1:58 p. m.] date hereof, or within such further time Alien Property Custodian. as may be allowed by the Alien Property [F. R. Doc. 43-10538; Filed, June 30, 1943; Custodian. 1:58 p. m.] The terms “national” and “designated [Vesting Order 1676] enemy country” as used herein shall have the meanings prescribed in section 10 of E state of Harry W. C. B owdoin [Vesting Order 1677] said Executive Order. In re: Estate of Harry W. C. Bowdoin, Dated: June 19, 1943. deceased; File No. D-38-1111; E. T. sec. E state of J acob E . Christian • [seal] L eo T . Crow ley, 2540. In re: Estate of Jacob E. Christian, de­ Alien Property Custodian. Under the authority of the Trading ceased; File D-28-1631; E. T. sec. 513. with the Enemy Act, as amended, and [F. R. Doc. 43-10539; Filed, June 30, 1943; Under the authority of the Trading ■' 1:58 p. m.] Executive Order 9095, as amended, and with the Enemy Act, as amended, and pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ Executive Order 9095, as amended, and todian after investigation, pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ [Vesting Order 1678] Finding that— todian after investigation, E state of Marie Greisert (1) The property and interests hereinafter Finding that— described are property which is in the proc­ (1) The property and interests hereinafter In re: Estate of Marie Greisert, de­ ess of administration by James Sullivan Bow­ described are property which is in the process doin, Executor, acting under the judicial ceased; File D-28-2196; E. T. sec. 3239. of administration by the Litchfield Bank and Under the authority of the Trading supervision of the Probate Court, Suffolk Trust Company, 301 North State Street, County, Massachusetts; Litchfield, Illinois, Executor, acting under with the Enemy Act, as amended, and (2) Such property and interests are pay­ the judicial supervision of the County Court Executive Order 9095, as amended, and able or deliverable to, or claimed by, a of the State of Illinois, In and for the County pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ national of a designated enemy country, of Montgomery; todian after investigation, Italy, namely, (2) Such property and interests are pay­ Last known able or deliverable to, or claimed by, na­ Finding that— National : address tionals of a designated enemy country, Ger­ (1) The property and Interests herein­ Natale Gullotta.______Italy. many, namely, after described are property which is in the No. 130------6 9082 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943 process of administration by Colorado Na­ of administration by Ernest Harrah, McLain Executive Order 9095, as amended, and tional Bank, Executor, acting under the Street, Mount Kisco, New York, and Florence pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ judicial supervision of the County Court of H. Wood, Gray’s Lane, Haverford, Pennsyl­ the City and County of Denver, Colorado; vania, as Executor and Executrix under the todian after investigation, (2) Such property and interests are pay­ Last Will and Testament of Georgina Balfour Finding that— able or deliverable to, or claimed by, a na­ Harrah, deceased, acting under the judicial (1) The property and interests hereinafter tional of a designated enemy country, Ger­ supervision of the Surrogate’s Court, West­ described are property which is in the proc­ many, namely, chester County, in the State of New York; ess of administration by the Treasurer of Last known (2) Such property and interests are pay­ the City of New York, depositary, acting National; address able or deliverable to or claimed by nationals under the judicial supervision of the Surro­ Martha Tingler______Germany. of a designated enemy country, Germany, gate’s Court, New York County, State of namely, New York; And determining that— Last known (2) Such property and interests are pay­ (3) If such national is a person not within Nationals : address able or deliverable to, or claimed by, nationals a designated enemy country, the national in­ Eunice Harrah Michahelles____ Germany. of a designated enemy country, Germany, terest of the United States requires that Lineal descendants of Eunice Germany. namely, such person be treated as a national of a Harrah Michahelles. designated enemy country, Germany; and Last known And determining that— Nationals: address Having made all determinations and taken (3) If such nationals are persons not with­ Anna Langenberg------Germany. all action, after appropriate consultation and in a designated enemy country, the national Maria Kloetgen______Germany. certification, required by said Executive interest of the United States requires that Wilhelm Bernard Hessling_____ Germany. Order or Act or otherwise, and deeming it such persons be treated as nationals of a Gerhard Hess______Germany. necessary in the national interest, designated enemy country, Germany; and Bernard Emil Hessling______Germany. Now, therefore, the Alien Property Herman Hessling______Germany. Having made all determinations and taken all Johann Hessling______Germany. Custodian hereby vests the following action, after appropriate consultation and Heinrich Hessling______Germany. property and interests; certification, required by said Executive Order or Act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary And determining that— All right, title, interest, and claim of any in the national interest. (3) If such nationals are persons not kind or character whatsoever of Martha within a designated enemy country, the na­ Tingler in and to the Estate of Marie Now, therefore, the Alien Property tional interest of the United States requires Greisert, deceased, Custodian hereby vests the following that such persons be treated as nationals of to be held, used, administered, liquidated, property and interests: -a designated enemy country, Germany; and sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ All right, title, interest and claim of any Having made all determinations and taken terest of and for the benefit of the United kind or character whatsoever of Euniçe Har­ all action, after appropriate consultation and States. rah Michahelles, and her lineal descendants, certification, required by said Executive Order and each of them, in and to the Estate of or Act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary Such property and any or all of the in the national Interest, proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ Georgina Balfour Harrah, deceased, propriate special account or accounts, to be held, used, administered, liquidated, Now, therefore, the Alien Property pending further determination of the sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ Custodian hereby vests the following Alien Property Custodian. This shall est of and for the benefit of the United property and interests: not be deemed'to limit the powers of the States. All right, title, interest, and claim of any Alien Property Custodian to return such Such property, and any or all of the kind or character whatsoever of Anna Langen- property or the proceeds thereof or to proceeds thereof, shall be held in an berg, Maria Kloetgen, Wilhelm Bernard indicate that compensation will not be appropriate special account or accounts, Hessling, Gerhard Hess, Bernard Emil Hess­ ling, Hermann Hessling, Johann Hessling and paid in lieu thereof, if and when it pending further determination of the Heinrich Hessling and each of them in and should be determined that such return Alien Property Custodian. This shall not to the Estate of Johanna Hessling, deceased, should be made or such compensation be deemed to limit the powers of the should be paid. Alien Property Custodian to return such to be held, used, administered, liquidated, Any person, except a national of a property or the proceeds thereof, or to sold or otherwise .dealt with in the in­ designated enemy country, asserting any indicate that compensation will not be terest of and for the benefit of the United claim arising as a result of this order paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should States. may file with the Alien Property Custo­ be determined that such return should be Such property, and any or all of the dian a notice of his claim, together with made or such compensation should be proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ a request for a hearing thereon, on Form paid. propriate special account or accounts, APC-1, within one year from the date Any person, except a national of a des­ pending further determination of the hereof, or within such further time as ignated enemy country, asserting any Alien Property Custodian. This shall may be allowed by the Alien Property claim arising as a result of this order not be deemed to limit the powers of Custodian. may file with the Alien Property Custo­ the Alien Property Custodian to return The terms “national” and “designated dian a notice of his claim, together with such property or the proceeds thereof, enemy country” as used herein shall a request for a hearing thereon, on Form or to indicate that compensation will not have the meanings prescribed in section APC-1, within one year from the date be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it 10 of said Executive Order. » hereof, or within such further time as should be determined that such return Dated: June 19, 1943. may be allowed by the Alien Property should be made or such compensation should be paid. [ seal] L eo T. Crow ley, Custodian. * Any person, except a national of a Alien Property Custodian. The terms “national'' and “designated designated enemy country, asserting any [P. R. Doc. 43-10540; Piled, June 30; 1943; enemy country” as used herein shall have 1:58 p. m.] the meanings prescribed in section 10 of, claim arising as a result of this order said Executive Order. may file with the Alien Property Custo­ Dated: June 19, 1943. dian a notice of his claim, together with [Vesting Order 1679] a request for a hearing thereon, on Form [ seal] L eo T. Crowley, APC-1, within one year from the date E state of Georgina B alfour H arrah Alien Property Custodian. hereof, or within such further time as In re: Estate of Georgina Balfour [P. R. Doc. 43-10541; Piled, June 30, 1943; may be allowed by the Alien Property Harrah, deceased; File No. D 28-1944; 1:58 p. m.] Custodian. E. T. sec. 1850. The terms “national” and “designated Under the authority of the Trading enemy country” as used herein shall -with the Enemy Act, as amended, and [Vesting Order 1680] have the meanings prescribed in section Executive Order 9095, as amended, and 10 of said Executive Order. pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ E state of J ohanna H essling Dated: June 19, 1943. todian after investigation, In re: Estate of Johanna Hessling, de­ [seal] L eo T. Crowley, Finding that— ceased; File D-28-5089; E. T. sec. 5027. Alien Property Custodian. (1) The property and interests hereinafter Under the authority of the Trading [P. R. Doc. 43-10542; Filed, June 30, 1943; described are property which is in the process with the Enemy Act as amended, and 1:58 p. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2% 1943 9083

[Vesting Order 1681] [Vesting Order 1682] the meanings prescribed in section 10 of E state of B erta H ofer E state of Alfred H olderried said Executive Order. Dated: June 19,1943. In re: Estate of Berta Hofer, deceased; In re: Estate of Alfred Holderried, de­ File D-28-3788; E. T. sec. 6421. [seal] Leo T. Crowley, ceased; File No. D-28-3521; E. T. sec. AUen Property Custodian. Under the authority of the Trading 5748. with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Under the authority of the Trading [F. R. Doc. 43-10544; Filed,- June 30, 1943; Executive Order 9095, as amended, and with the Enemy Act, as amended, and l:59 p. m.] pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ Executive Order 9095, as amended, and todian after investigation, pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ Finding that— todian after investigation, [Vesting Order 1683] (1) The property and interests hereinafter Finding that— E state of Augusta Maierle described are property which is in the process (1) The property and interests hereinafter of administration by Marian E. Stearns, Ex­ described are property which is in the process In re: Estate of Augusta Maierle, de­ ecutrix of the estate of Berta Hofer, de­ of administration by the Treasurer of the ceased; File D-28-3660; E. T. sec. 5987. ceased, acting under the judicial supervision County of Cook, State of Illinois, as deposi­ Under the authority of the Trading of the Orphans’ Court of Philadelphia Coun­ tary, acting under the judicial supervision of with the Enemy Act, as amended, and ty, Pennsylvania. the Probate Court of Cook County, Illinois; Executive Order 9095, as amended, and (2) Such property and interests are pay­ and able or deliverable to, or claimed by, a na­ pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ (2) Such property and interests are payable todian after investigation, tional of a designated enemy country, Ger­ or deliverable to, or claimed by, nationals of many, namely, Finding that— Last known a designated enemy country, Germany, namely, (1) The property and interests hereinafter National : address Last knovm described are property which is in the process Frau Arnold Klugkist______Germany. Nationals: address of administration by Robert B. Leonhardt, And determining that— Rose M. Kohler______Germany. Executor, 146 Hawthorne Avenue, Elmhurst, (3) If such national is a person not within Flprian Holderried______Germany. Illinois, acting under the judicial supervision of the Probate Court of the State of Illinois, a designated enemy country, the national And determining that— interest of the United States requires that in and for the County of Du Page; (3) If such nationals are persons not (2) Such property and interests are pay­ such person be treated as a national of a within a designated enemy country, the designated enemy country, Germany: and able or deliverable to, or claimed by, na­ national interest of the United States re­ tionals of a designated enemy country, Ger­ Having made all determinations and taken quires that such persons be treated as na­ all action, after appropriate consultation and tionals of a designated enemy country, Ger­ many, namely, certification, required by said Executive Or­ many; and Nationals: Last known address der or Act or otherwise, and deeming it nec­ Anna Barz______108 Bergmanstrasse Having made all determinations and taken essary in the national interest, • . * South West 29, all action, after appropriate consultation and Berlin, Germany. certification, required by said Executive Order Now, therefore, the Alien Property (Mrs.) Elsie Brand___ 41 Fennerst r a s s e, Custodian hereby vests the following or Act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary Landsberg,* War- property and interests: in the national Interest, the, Germany. All right, title, interest, and claim of any Now, therefore, the Alien Property And determining that— kind or character whatsoever of Frau Arnold Custodian hereby vests the following (3) If such nationalr are persons not Klugkist in and to the estate of Berta Hofer, property and interests: within a designated enemy country, the deceased, Cash distributable and payable to Rose M. national interest of the United States re­ to be held, used, administered, liqui­ Kohler in the sum of $496.45 and Florian Hol­ quires that such persons be treated as na­ derried in the sum of $496.45, which amounts tionals of a designated enemy country, dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in Germany; and the interest of and for the benefit of were deposited with the Treasurer of Cook County, Illinois, on June 4, 1940, pursuant to the United States. Having made all determinations and taken order of the court of June 4, 1940, to the all action, after appropriate consultation and Such property, and any or all ©f the credit of the aforesaid nationals, certification, required by said Executive Or­ proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ der or Act or otherwise, and deeming it propriate special account or accounts, to be held, used, administered, liquidated, necessary in the national interest, pending further determination of the sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ Alien Property Custodian. This shall terest of and for the benefit of the United Now, therefore, the Alien Property not be deemed to limit the powers of the States. Custodian hereby vests the following Alien Property Custodian to return such Such property, and ahy or all of the property and interests; property or the proceeds thereof, or to proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ All right, title, interest and claim of any indicate that compensation will not be propriate special account or accounts, kind or character whatsoever of Anna Barz paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should pending further determination of the and (Mrs.) Elsie Brand, and each of them, be determined that such return should Alien Property Custodian. This shall not in and to the estate of Augusta Maierle, de­ be made or such compensation should be be deemed to limit the powers of the ceased, paid. Alien Property Custodian to return such to be held, used, administered, liqui­ Any person, except a national of a des­ property or the proceeds thereof, or to in­ dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in ignated enemy country, asserting any dicate that compensation will not be paid the interest of and for the benefit of the claim arising as a result of this order in lieu thereof, if and when it should be United States. may file with the Alien Property Cus- determined that such return should be Such property, and any or all of the .todian a notice of his claim, together, made or such compensation should be proceeds therof, shall be held in an ap­ with a request for a hearing thereon, on paid. propriate special account or accounts, Form APC-1, within one year from the pending further determination of the date hereof, or within such further time Any person, except a national of a designated enemy country, asserting any Alien Property Custodian. This shall as may be allowed by the Alien Property not be deemed to limit the powers of the claim arising as a result of this order Custodian. Alien Property Custodian to return such may file with the Alien Property Custo­ The terms “national” and “designated property or the proceeds thereof, or to eiemy country” as used herein shall dian a notice of his claim, together with indicate that compensation will not be have the meanings prescribed in section a request for a hearing thereon, on Form paid in lieu thereof, if and when it 10 of said Executive Order. APC-1, within one year from the date should be determined that such return Dated: June 19,1943. hereof, or within such further time as should be made or such compensation [seal] L eo T. Crowley, may be allowed by the Alien Property should be paid. Alien Property Custodian. Custodian. Any person, except a national of a [F. R. Doc. 43-10643; Filed, June 30, 1943; The terms “national” and “designated designated enemy country, asserting any 1:58 p. m.] enemy country” as used herein shall have claim arising as a result of this order 9084 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, Ju ly 2, 1943 may file with the Alien Property Custo­ Any person, except a national of a not be deemed to limit the powers of the dian a notice of his claim, together with designated enemy country, asserting any Alien Property Custodian to return such a request for a hearing thereon, on Form claim arising as a result of this order property or the proceeds thereof, or to APC-1, within one year from the date may file with the Alien Property Custo­ indicate that compensation will not be hereof, or within such further time as dian a notice of his claim, together with paid in lieu thereof, if and when it may be allowed by the Alien Property a request for a hearing thereon, on Form should be determined that such return Custodian. APC-1, within one year from the date should be made or such compensation The terms “national” and “desig­ hereof, or within such further time as should be paid. nated enemy country” as used herein may be allowed by the Alieft Property Any person, except a national of a shall have the meanings prescribed in Custodian. designated enemy country asserting any section 10 of said Executive Order. The terms “national” and “designated claim arising as a result of this order Dated: June 19, 1943. enemy country” as *used herein shall may file with the Alien Property Custo­ [seal] L eo T. Crow ley, have the meanings prescribed in section dian a notice of his claim, together with Alien Property Custodian. 10 of said Executive Order. a request for a hearing thereon, on Form Dated: June 19, 1943. APC-1, within one year from the date [P. R. Doc. 43-10545; Piled, June 30, 1943; hereof, or within such further time as 1:59 p. m.] [ seal] L eo T. Crowley, Alien Property Custodian. may be allowed by the Alien Property Custodian. [P. R. Doc. 43-10546; Filed, June 30, 1943; The terms “national” and “designated 1:59 p. m.] [Vesting Order 1684] enemy country” as used herein shall have the meanings prescribed in section E state of J ohn Mazzuca 10 of said Executive Order. [Vesting Order 1685] In re: Estate of John .Mazzuca, de­ % Dated: June 19, 1943. ceased; Pile D-38-280; E. T. sec. 59. E state of W. W. P arker [seal] L eo T. Crowley, Under the authority of the Trading Alien Property Custodian. with the Enemy Act, as amended, and In re: Estate of W. W. Parker, also Executive Order 9095, as amended, and known as Wm. W. Parker, also known as [F. R. Doc. 43-10547; Filed, June 30, 1943; pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ William Parker, also known as William 1:59 p. m.] todian after investigation. Witold Parker, also known as Witold Schubert, deceased; File D-28-2317; E. T. Finding that— [Vesting Order 1686] sec. 3118. (1) The property and interest hereinafter E state of Antonio P asca described are property which is in the process Under the authority of the Trading of administration by Salvatore Carbone, Exec­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, and In re: Estate of Antonio Pasca, de­ utor, acting under the judicial supervision Executive Order 9095, as amended, and ceased; File D-38-1097; E. T. sec. 3123. of the District Court of the Ninth Judicial pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ Under the authority of the Trading District of the State of Montana, in and for todian after investigation, with the Enemy Act, as amended, and the ‘County of Glacier; (2) Such property and interests are payable Finding that— Executive Order 9095, as amended, and or deliverable to, or claimed by, a national (1) The property and interests hereinafter pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ of a designated enemy country, Italy, namely, described are property which is in the process todian., after investigation, of administration by Frank M. Ratto, Execu­ Last known tor, acting under the judicial supervision of Finding that— National: address the Superior Court of the State of California, (1) The property and interests hereinafter Antonio Mazzuca______Italy. in and for the County of Contra Costa; described are property which is in the process of administration by Anthony GaUerano, And determining that— (2) Such property and interests are payable or deliverable to, or claimed by, a national of substituted administrator, acting under the (3) If such national is a person not within judicial supervision of the Union County a designated enemy country, the national in­ a designated enemy country, Germany, namely, Orphans’ Court, Union County in the State terest of the United States requires that such of New Jersey; Last known person be treated as a national of a desig­ (2) Such property and interests are payable nated enemy country, Italy; and National: address Marie Schubert______Germany. or deliverable to, or claimed by, nationals of Having made- all determinations and taken all a designated enemy country, Italy, namely, And determining that— action, after appropriate consultation and Last known certification, required by said Executive Order (3) If such national is a person not within Nationals: address or Act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary a designated enemy country, the national in­ Raffaele Pasca______Italy. in the national Interest, terest of the United States requires, that such Giovanni Pasca___ ....______Italy. person be treated as a national of a designated Attilio Pasca ._ i______Italy. Now, therefore, the Alien Property Cus­ enemy country, Germany; and And determining that— todian hereby vests the following prop­ Having made all determinations and taken (3) If such nationals are persons not erty and interests: all action, after appropriate consultation and within a designated enemy country, the na­ All right, title, interest, and claim of any certification, required by said Executive Or­ tional interest of the United States requires kind or character whatsoever of Antonio Maz­ der or Act or otherwise, and deeming it nec­ that such persons be treated as nationals of zuca in and to the Estate of John Mazzuca, essary in the national interest, a designated enemy country, Italy; and deceased, and in and to the Trust created Now, therefore, the Alien Property Having made all determinations and taken under the will of John Mazzuca, deceased, Custodian hereby vests the following all action, after appropriate consultation and to be held, used, administered, liquidated, property and interests: certification, required by said Executive Order or Act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ All right, title, Interests, and claim of any in the national interest, terest of and for the benefit of the United kind or character whatsoever of Marie Schu­ States. bert in and to the Estate of W. W. Parker, Now, therefore, the Alien Property Such property and any or all of the also known as Wm. W. Parker, also known as Custodian hereby vests the following proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ William Parker, also known as William Witold property and interests: propriate special account or accounts, Parker, also known as Witold Schubert, de­ ceased, All right, title, interest, and claim of any pending further determination of the kind or character whatsoever of Raffaele Alien Property Custodian. This shall to be held, used, administered, liqui­ Pasca, Giovanni Pasca and Attilio Pasca and not be deemed to limit the powers of the dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in the each of them in and to the Estate of Antonio Alien Property Custodian to return such interest of and for the benefit of the Pasca, deceased, property or the proceeds thereof, or to United States. to be held, used, administered, liqui­ indicate that compensation will not be Such property and any or all of the dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in paid in lieu thereof, if and when it proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ the interest of and for the benefit of should be determined that such return propriate special account or accounts, the United States. should be made or such compensation pending further determination of the Such property, and any or all of the should be paid. Alien Property Custodian. This shall proceeds thereof, shall be held in an FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, Ju ly 2, 2943 9085 appropriate special account or accounts, to be held, used, administered, liquidated, All right, title, interest and claim of any pending further determination of the sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ kind or character whatsoever of Hedwig Bauerfeind geb Thummler, in and to the Alien Property Custodian. This shall terest of and for the benefit of the United estate of Alfred Daniel Schlaf, also known as not be deemed to limit the powers of the States. Alfred O. Schlaf and Albert D. Sdhlaf, de­ Alien Property Custodian to return such Such property, and any or all of the ceased, property or the proceeds thereof, or to proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ indicate that compensation will not be propriate special account or accounts, to be held, used, administered, liqui­ paid in lieu thereof, if and when it pending further determination of the dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in should be determined that such return Alien Property Custodian. This shall not the interest of and for the benefit of the should be made or such compensation be deemed to limit the powers of the United States. should be paid. Alien Property Custodian to return such Such property, and any or all of the Any person, except a national of a property or the proceeds thereof, or to proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ designated enemy country, asserting any indicate that compensation will not be propriate special account or accounts, claim arising as a result of this order paid in lieu thereof, if and when is pending further determination of the may file with the Alien Property Cus­ should be determined that such return Alien Property Custodian. This shall not todian a notice of his claim, together should be made or such compensation be deemed to limit the powers of the with a request for a hearing thereon, on should be paid. Alien Property Custodian to return such Form APC-1, within one year from the Any person, except a national of a des­ property or the proceeds thereof, or to date hereof, or within such further time ignated enemy country, asserting any indicate that compensation will not be as may be allowed by the Alien Property claim arising as a result of this order paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should Custodian. may file with the Alien Property Custo­ be determined that such return should The terms “national” afnd “designated dian a notice of his claim, together with be made or such compensation should enemy country” as used herein shall a request for a hearing thereon, on Form be paid. have the meanings prescribed in section APC-1, within one year from the date Any person, except a national of a 10 of said Executive Order. hereof, or within such further time as designated enemy country; asserting any Dated: June 19, 1943. may be allowed by the Alien Property claim arising as a result of this order may file with the Alien Property Cus­ [seal] L eo T. Crowley, Custodian. Alien Property Custodian. The terms “national” and “designated todian a notice of his claim, together enemy country” as used herein shall with a request for a hearing thereon, on [P. R. Doc. 43-10548; Piled, June 30, 1943; have the meanings prescribed in section Form APC-1, within one year from the 2:00 p. m.] 10 of said Executive Order. date hereof, or within such further time Dated: June 19, 1943. as may be allowed by the Alien Property Custodian. [seal] L eo T. Crow ley, [Vesting Order 1687] The terms “national” and “designated Alien Property Custodian. E state of E melia C. R inker enemy country” as used herein shall have [P. R. Doc. 43-10549; Piled, June 30, 1943; the meanings prescribed in section 10 of In re: Estate of Emelia C. Rinker, de­ 2:00 p. m.] said Executive Order. ceased; File D-28-1503; E. T. sec. 350. Dated: June 19, 1943. Under the authority of the Trading [seal] L eo T. Crow ley, with the Enemy Act, as amended, and [Vesting Order 1688] Alien Property Custodian. Executive Order 9095, as amended, and pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ E state of Alfred Daniel Schlaf [P. R. Doc. 43-10550; Piled, June 30, 1943; todian after investigation, In re: Estate of Alfred Daniel Schlaf, 2:00 p. m.] Finding that— also known as Alfred O. Schlaf and (1) The property and interests herein­ Albert D. Schlaf, deceased; File No. D - after described are property which is in the 28-2055; E. T. sec. 2391. [Vesting Order 1689] process of administration by F. M. Kruger, Under the authority of the Trading, Litchfield, Illinois, Administrator, acting with the Enemy Act, as amended, and T rust Under W ill of Caroline under the judicial supervision of the County SCHROEDER Court of the State of Illinois, in and for the Executive Order 9095, as amended, and County of Montgomery; pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ In re: Trust under will of Caroline (2) Such property and interests are pay­ todian after investigation, Schroeder, also known as Carolina able or deliverable to, or claimed by, na­ Finding that— Schroeder, deceased; File D-28-1849; tionals of a designated enemy country, Ger­ (1) The property and interests herein­ E. T. sec. 1417. many, namely, after described are property which is in the Last known Under the authority of the Trading process of administration by Horace E. Allen, with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Nationals: address Administrator, acting under the judicial Bertha Touby______Germany. supervision of the Probate Court, Hampden Executive Order 9095, as amended, and Erna Rehm______Germany. County, Massachusetts; pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ Adolph Rinker.______Germany. (2) Such property and interests are pay­ todian after investigation, Martha Mand______Germany. able or deliverable to, or claimed by, a na­ Mrs. Henrich Zentmaier______Germany. tional of a designated enemy country, Ger­ Finding that— many, namely, (1) The property and interests hereinafter And determining that— described are property which is in the process (3) If such nationals are persons not National : Last knovon of administration by William J. Woods, 1252 within a designated enemy country, the na­ Hedwig Bauerfeind geb address East 28th Street, Brooklyn, New York, Suc­ tional interest of the United States requires Thummler _Aiaa<______—__ Germany. cessor Trustee, acting under the judicial that such persons be treated as nationals of supervision of the Surrogate’s Court, Kings a designated enemy country, Germany; and And determining that— County, New York; and Having made all determinations and taken (3) If such national is a person not with­ (2) Such property and interests are pay­ all action, after appropriate consultation and in a designated enemy country, the na­ able or deliverable to, or claimed by nationals certification, required by said Executive tional interest of the United States requires of a designated enemy country, Germany, Order or Act or otherwise, and deeming it that such person be treated as a national namely, necessary in the national interest, of a designated enemy country, Germany; Last knovm and Nationals: address Now, therefore, the Alien Property Having made all determinations and taken Johannes Muller.______Germany. Custodian hereby vests the following all action, after appropriate consultation Katherine Schreiner______Germany. property and interests: and certification, required by said Executive Margaretha Boheim______Germany. Order or Act or otherwise, and deeming it And their children, whose Germany, All right; title, interest, and claim of any names are unknown. kind or character whatsoever of Bertha necessary in the national interest, Touby, Erna Rehm, Adolph Rinker, Martha And determining that— Mand and Mrs. Henrich Zentmaier, and each Now, therefore, the Allen Property (3) If such nationals are persons not within of them, in and to the estate of Emelia C. Custodian hereby vests the following a designated enemy country, the national in­ Rinker, deceased, property and interests: terest of the United States requires that such 9086 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, Ju ly 2, 1943 persons be treated as nationals of a desig­ Last knovm Finding that— nated enemy country, Germany, and Nationals: address (1) The property and interests hereinafter Having made all determinations and taken Karl Ammon______.______Germany. described are property which is in the proc­ all action, after appropriate consultation and Louise Muller______Germany. ess of administration by Girard Trust Com­ certification required by said Executive Order Emma Deines______Germany. pany and Charles Braun, Executors of the or Act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary Bertha Berlinger__ r ______Germany. estate of Wilhelmina Stegmuller, deceased, in the national interest, Heinz Ammon______Germany. acting under the judicial supervision of the Richard Ammon______Germany. Orphans’ Court of Philadelphia County, Now, therefore, the Alien Property Brigitte Ammon______Germany. Pennsylvania, Custodian hereby vests the following And determining that— (2) Such property and interests are pay­ property and interests: (3) If such nationals are persons not with­ able or deliverable to, or claimed by, na­ in a designated enemy country, the national tionals of a designated enemy country, Ger­ All right, title, interest and claim of any many, namely, interest of the United States requires that kind or character, whatsoever of Johannes Last known Muller, Katherine Schreiner, Margaretha Bo- such persons be treated as nationals of a designated enemy country, Germany; and Nationals: address heim and their children, whose names are William Oser______Germany. unknown, and each of them, in and to the Having made all determinations and taken Gustave Oser______Germany. Trust created under the Last Will and Testa­ all action, after appropriate consultation and ment of Caroline Schroeder, also known as certification required by said Executive Order And determining that— Carolina Schroeder, deceased, or Act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary (3) If such nationals are persons not in the national Interest, within a designated enemy country, the na­ to be held, used, administered, liquidated, tional interest of the United States requires sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ Now, therefore, the Alien Property that such persons be treated as nationals Custodian hereby vests the following of a designated enemy country, Germany; est of and for the benefit of the United and States. property and interests: Such property and any or all of the All right, title, interest and claim of any Having made all determinations and taken proceeds thereof, shall be held in an kind or character whatsoever, of Karl Am­ all action, after appropriate consultation and certification, required by said Executive Or­ appropriate special account or accounts mon, Louise Muller, Emma Deines, Bertha Berlinger, Heinz Ammon, Richard Ammon der or Act or otherwise, and deeming it neces­ pending further determination of the and Brigitte Ammon, and each of them, in sary in the national interest, Alien Property Custodian. This shall and to the trust created for the benefit of Now, therefore, the Alien Property not be deemed to limit the powers of the Charles Seilern Aspang under the Last Will Custodian hereby vests the following and Testament of Antoinette Seilern, de­ Alien Property Custodian to return such property and interests: property or the proceeds thereof, if and ceased, All right, title, Interest, and claim of any when it should be determined that such to be held, used, administered, liquidated, kind or character whatsoever of William Oser return should be made or such compen­ sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ and Gustave Oser and each of them, in and sation should be paid. terest of and for the benefit of the United to the estate of Wilhelmina Stegmuller, de­ Any person, except a national of a States. ceased, designated enemy country, asserting any Such property and interests and any to be held, used, administered, liquidated, claim arising as a result of this order or all of the proceeds thereof shall be sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ may file with the Alien Property Custo­ held in a special account pending further est of and for the benefit of the United dian a notice of his claim, together with determination of the Alien Prpperty States. a request for a hearing thereon, on Form Custodian. This shall not be deemed to Such property, and any or all of the APC-1, within one year from the date limit the powers of the Alien Property proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ hereof, or within such further time as Custodian to return such property and propriate special account or accounts, may be allowed by the Alien Property interests or thé "proceeds thereof, or to pending further determination of the Custodian. indicate that compensation will not be Alien Property Custodian. This shall paid in lieu thereof, if and when it The terms “national” and “designated not be deemed to limit the powers of the should be determined that such return enemy country” as used herein shall have Alien Property Custodian to return such should be made or such compensation property or the proceeds thereof, or to the meaning prescribed in Section 10 of should be paid. said Executive Order. indicate that compensation will not be Any person, except a national of a des­ paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should Dated; June 19, 1943. ignated enemy country, asserting any be determined that such return should [ seal] L eo T . Crow ley, claim arising as a result of this order be made or such compensation should be Alien Property Custodian. may file with the Alien Property Custo­ paid. dian a notice of his claim, together with Any person, except a national of a [F. R. Doc. 43-10551; Filed, June 30, 1943; a request for a hearing thereon on Form 2:00 p. m.J designated enemy country, asserting any APC-1, within one year from the date claim arising as a result of this order hereof, or within such further time as may file with the Alien-Property Custo­ may be allowed by the Alien Property dian a notice of his claim, together with [Vesting Order 1690] Custodian. a request for a hearing thereon, on Form The terms “national” and “designated APC-1, within one year from the date T rust Under W ill of Antoinette S eilern enemy country” as used herein shall hereof, or within such further time as have the meanings prescribed in section In re: Trust under the will of An­ may be allowed by the Alien Property 10 of said Executive Order. Custodian. toinette 'Seilern, deceased; File No. Dated: June 19, 1943. D-9-100-28-2072; E. T. sec. 2367. The terms “national” and “designated [seal] L eo T. Crowley, enemy country” as used herein shall Under the authority of the Trading Alien Property Custodian. have the meanings prescribed in section with the Enemy Act, as amended, and 10 cf said Executive Order. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, [F. R. Doc. 43-10552; Filed, June 30, 1943; Dated: June 19, 1943. and pursuant to law, the Alien Property 2 :0 1 p. m.] Custodian after investigation, [Seal] L eo T. Crowley, Alien Property Custodian. Finding that— [Vesting Order 1691] (1) The property and interests hereinafter [F. R. Doc. 43-10553; Filed, June 80, 1943; E state of W ilhelmina Stegmuller described are property which is in the process 2:02 p. m.] of administration by the United States Trust In re: Estate of Wilhelmina Stegmul­ Company of New York, as trustee, acting ler, deceased; File D-38-1220; E. T. sec. under the judicial supervision of the Surro­ 5300. [Vesting Order 1692] gate’s Court, New York County, New York. Under the' authority of the Trading (2) Such property and interests are pay­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, and E state of August W . S truve able or deliverable to, or claimed by nationals Executive Order 9095, as amended, and In re: Estate of August W. Struve, de­ of a designated enemy country, Germany, pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ ceased; File No. D -28-3587; E. T. sec. namely, todian after investigation, 5793. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, Ju ly 2, 1943 9087

Under the authority of the Trading [Vesting Order 1693] [Vesting Order 1694] with the Enemy Act, as amended, and E state of L ouise M. Sw ift E state of Daniel W ollschlaeger Executive Order 9095, as amended, and pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ In re: Estate of Louise M. Swift, de­ In re: Estate of Daniel Wollschlaeger, todian after investigation, ceased; File D-66-652; E. T. sec. 5320. deceased; File D-28-3766; E. T. sec. 6364. Under the authority of the Trading Under the authority of the Trading Finding that— with the Enemy Act, as amended, and (1) The property and interest hereinafter with the Enemy Act as. amended, and described are property which is in the proc­ Executive Order 9095, as amended, and Executive Order 9095, as amended, and ess of administration by the Treasurer of the pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ pursuant to law, the Alien Property County of Cook of State of Illinois, as de­ todian after investigation, Custodian after investigation, positary, acting under the judicial supervision 4 Finding that— of the Probate Court of Cook County, Illinois; ' (1) The property and interests herein­ Finding that— and (1) The property and interests hereinafter after described are property which is in the described are property which is in the process (2) Such property and interests are pay­ process of administration by the Register able or deliverable to, or claimed by, a of administration by the Chicago City Bank of Wills and Clerk of the Probate Court, and Trust Company, acting under the judi­ national of a designated enemy country, District Court House, Washington, D. C., Germany, namely, Depositary, acting under the judicial super­ cial supervision of Probate Court of Cook County, Illinois; National: Last known address vision of the District Court of the United (2) Such property and interests are pay­ Alfrieda Struve______Vriedel, Hanover, States for the District of Columbia; able or deliverable to, or claimed by, a na­ Germany. (2) Such property and interests are pay­ tional of a designated enemy country, Ger­ able or deliverable to, or claimed by, a na­ And determining that— tional of a designated enemy country, Ger­ many, namely, (3) If such national is a person not within many, namely, Last known a designated enemy country, the national in­ Last known National : address terest of the United States requires that such National: address Karl Wollschlaeger______Germany. person be treated as a national of a desig­ Helene Ahrens______.. Germany. nated enemy country, Germany; and And determining that— And determining that— (3) If such national is a person not within Having made all determinations and taken (3) If such national is a person not within a designated enemy country, the national all action, after appropriate consultation and a designated enemy country, the national interest of the United States requires that certification, required by said Executive Or­ interest of the United States requires that such person be treated as a national of a der or Act or otherwise, and deeming it nec­ such person be treated as a national of a designated enemy country, Germany; and essary in the national interest, designated enemy country, Germany, and Having made all determinations and taken Now, therefore, the Alien Property Having made aU determinations and taken all action, after appropriate consultation and Custodian hereby vests the following all action, after appropriate consultation and certification, required by said Executive Order property and interests: certification, required by said Executive or Act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary Order or Act or otherwise and deeming it In the national interest, Cash distributable and payable to Alfrieda necessary in the national interest, Struve in the sum of $3,422.09, which amount Now, therefore, the Alien Property was deposited with the Treasurer of Cook Now, therefore, the Alien Property Custodian hereby vests the following County, Illinois, on February 25, 1942, pur­ Custodian hereby vests the following property and interests: suant to order of the court of February 2, property and interests: All right, title, interest and claim of any 1942, to the credit of the aforesaid national, All right, title, interest, and claim of any kind or character whatsoever of Karl Woll­ to be held, used, administered, liquidated, kind or character whatsoever of Helene schlaeger in and to the estate of Daniel sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ Ahrens in and to the Estate of Louise M. Wollschlaeger, (teceased, Swift, deceased, terest of and for the benefit of the United to be held, used, administered, liquidated, States. to be held, used, administered, liqui­ sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ Such property, and any or all of the dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in the terest of and for the benefit of the proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ interest of and for the benefit of the United States. propriate special account or accounts, United States. Such property and any or all of the Such property and any or all of the pending further determination of the proceeds thereof, shall J>e held in an proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ appropriate special account or accounts, Alien Property Custodian. This shall propriate special account or accounts, pending further determination of the not be deemed to limit the powers of pending further determination of the Alien Property Custodian. This shall the Alien Property Custodian to return Alien Property Custodian. This shall not be deemed to limit the powers of the such property or the proceeds thereof, not be deemed to limit the power of the Alien Property Custodian to return such or to indicate that compensation will not Alien Property Custodian to return such property or the proceeds thereof, or to be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it property or the proceeds thereof, or to indicate that compensation will not be should be determined that such return indicate that compensation will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should should be made or such compensation paid in lieu thereof, if and when it be determined that such return should should be paid. should be determined that such return be made or such compensation should Any person, except a national of a des­ should be made or such compensation be paid. should be paid. ignated enemy country, asserting any Any person, except a national of a des­ Any person, except a national of a ignated enemy country, asserting any claim arising as a result of this order designated enemy Country, asserting any claim arising as a result of this order may file with the Alien Property Custo­ claim arising as a result of this order may file with the Alien Property Custo­ dian a notice of his claim, together with may file with the Alien Property Custo­ dian a notice of his claim, together with a request for a hearing thereon, on Form dian a notice of his claim, together with a request for a hearing thereon, on Form APC-1, within one year from the date a request for a hearing thereon, on Form APC-1, within one year from the date hereof, or within such further time as APC-1, within one year from the date hereof, or within such further time as may be allowed by the Alien Property hereof, or within such further time as may be allowed by the Alien Property Custodian. may be allowed by the Alien Property Custodian. The terms “national” and “designated Custodian. The terms “national” and “designated enemy country” as used herein shall have The terms “national” and “designated enemy country” as used herein shall enemy country” as used herein shall the meanings prescribed in section 10 have the meanings prescribed in section have the meanings prescribed in section of said Executive Order. 10 of said Executive Order. 10 of said Executive Order. Dated: June 19, 1943. Dated: June 19, 1943. Dated: June 19, 1943. seal eo rowley [ ] L T. C , [seal] L eo T. Crow ley, [ seal] L eo T. Crowley, Alien Property Custodian. Alien Property Custodian. Alien Property Custodian. [F. R. Doc. 43-10554; Filed, June 30, 1943; [F. R. Doc. 43-10555; Filed, June 30, 1943; [F. R. Doc. 43-10556; Filed, June 30, 1943; 2 :02 p. m.] 2 :02. p. m.] 2:02 p. m.] 9088 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, Ju ly 2, 1943

[Vesting Order 1695] the meanings prescribed in section 10 of Copeland, Dodge City, Elkhart, Ensign, said Executive Order. Fowler, Garden City, Hugoton, Meade, E state of L ena Zernetsch Dated: June 19, 1943. Montezuma, Moscow, Plains, Rolla, Sa- In re: Estate of Lena Zernetsch, or [seal] L eo T. Crowley, tanta, and Sublette, all of which towns Magdalena Zernetsch, or Magdalena El­ Alien Property Custodian. are located in the State of Kansas, and bert, deceased; File D-28-2390; E. T. in supplying gas to other industrial and seo. 4313. [F. R. Doc. 43-10557; Filed, June 30, 1943; main line customers, which industrial Under the authority of the Trading 2 :02 p. m.] and main line customers will be retained with the Enemy Act, as amended, and by Argus Natural Gas Company, Inc., Executive Order 9095, as amended, and upon consummation of the proposed S. J ames Crowley pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ acquisition; todian after investigation, certificate of appointment The Commission orders th at: (A) A public hearing be held com­ Finding that— Know all men by these presents, that, mencing on July 16, 1943, at 9:45 a. m. (1) The property and interests hereinafter I, Leo T. Crowley, Alien Property Custo­ (e. w. t.), in the Hearing Room of the described are property which is in the process dian, pursuant to the authority vested Federal Power Commission, Hurley- of administration by Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust in me by the Trading with the Enemy Company, Fourth Avenue and Wood Street, Wright Building, 1800 Pennsylvania Ave­ Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Custodian acting Act, as amended, and by Executive Or­ nue NW., Washington, D. C.\ respecting under the judicial supervision of the Orphans’ ders issued thereunder, designate, ap­ the matters involved and the issues pre­ Court of Allegheny County, State of Pennsyl­ point and authorize S. Jam es Crowley, sented in this proceeding; vania; Chief of the Division of Business Opera* (B) Interested State commissions may (2) Such property and interests are payable tions, as my agent and attorney in fact, participate in this proceeding as pro­ or deliverable to or claimed by, nationals of a (a) To sell, transfer, assign, and lease; designated enemy country, Germany, namely, vided in § 67.4 of the Provisional Rules to contract to sell, transfer, assign, iand of Practice and Regulations under the Last known lease; to grant options to purchase; and Natural Gas Act. Nationals: address to manage, care for, maintain, conserve, By the Commission. Johan Zernetsch______Germany. and protect any property of any kind, Leon M. F uquay, Benedict Zernetsch______Germany. nature, or description, whether real, per­ Secretary. Wilhelm Zernetsch______Germany. sonal or mixed, and And determining that— (b) To accept payment of any mort­ [F. R. Doc. 43-10584; Filed, July 1, 1943; (3) If such nationals are persons not with­ gage, lien, or other encumbrance > or 10:03 a. m.] in a designated enemy country, the national charge of any nature, and to give a dis­ interest of the United States requires that such persons be treated as nationals of a charge thereof, and designated enemy country, Germany; and (c) To endorse checks, drafts, and bills of exchange for deposit or for col­ OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION. Having made all determinations and taken all lection in bank accounts in my name; [Order 8 Under MPR 127, Amat. 2] action, after appropriate consultation and and to sign, execute, and draw checks certification, required by said Executive Order F inished P iece Goods or Act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary upon said accounts, and in the national interest, (d) To sign, execute, acknowledge, and GRANTING EXCEPTION TO PETITIONS deliver, without warranties or covenants Amendment No. 2 to Order 8 under Now, therefore, the Alien Property Cus­ of any kind, such instruments in writ­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 127— todian hereby vests the following prop­ ing as may be necessary or proper to Finished Piece Goods. evidence, or to effectuate, the exercise of erty and interests; For the reasons set forth in an opinion All right, title, interest, and claim of any the foregoing powers,' issued simultaneously herewith and filed kind or character whatsoever of Johan Zer­ in my name and on my behalf with the with the Division of the Federal Register, netsch, Benedict Zernetsch and Wilhelm same force and effect as though done by Order No. 8 under Maximum Price Regu­ Zernetsch, and each of them, in and to the myself. lation No. 127 is amended in the follow­ estate of Leija Zernetsch, or Magdalena Zer­ The said S. James Crowley, Chief of ing respects: netsch, or Magdalena Elbert, deceased, the Division of Business Operations, shall 1. Subparagraphs (2) and (3) of par­ to be held, used, administered, liquidated, have power to appoint and revoke the agraph (b) are redesignated subpara­ sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ appointment of substitutes. to whom he. graphs (4) and (5). may delegate the powers granted in par­ est of and for the benefit of the United 2. Subparagraphs (2) and (3) are agraphs (c) and

It is hereby ordered, That, pursuant to pany, and Central New York Power Cor­ poration, • Niagara, Lockport and Ontario said Rule U-23 and the applicable pro­ poration and New York Power and Light Power Company, and The Lockport and New­ visions of said Act, said application be Corporation, both direct subsidiaries of fane Power and Water Supply Company. Buffalo, Niagara and Eastern Power Corpora­ and the same is hereby approved and Niagara Hudson Power Corporation, into tion, which owns all of the issued and out­ said joint declaration be and the same is The Niagara Falls Power Company under standing shares of Common Stock of The hereby permitted to become effective the name of “The Niagara Hudson Com­ Niagara Falls Power Company, Buffalo Niag­ forthwith, subject, however, to the terms pany, Incorporated” (hereinafter re­ ara Electric Corporation, Niagara, Lockport and conditions prescribed in Rule U-24 ferred to as “The Operating Company”) . and Ontario Power Company and The Lock- of the General Rules and Regulations, It is proposed that The Operating Com­ port and Newfane Power and Water Supply and subject to the further condition (to pany’s authorized capital stock, upon> Company, shall surrender the certificates which The Milwaukee Electric Railway consummation of the Plan, shall be representing such shares for cancellation and such certificates shall be cancelled and no & Transport Company has agreed) that $325,000,000, to consist of 1,250,000 shares shares of stock of The Operating Company if from time to time in the future addi­ of Preferred Stock of the par value of shall be distributed to the holder thereof. tional common stock is retired by said $100 per share and 10,000,000 shares of (b) Common Stock of Buffalo, Niagara and company, its bonds will be retired to the Common Stock of the par value of $20 Eastern Power Corporation. Each holder of extent necessary in order that the aggre­ per share. Of said shares of authorized shares of the Common Stock of Buffalo, Ni­ gate par amount of stock outstanding capital stock it is proposed to issue in the agara and Eastern Power Corporation out­ will at least equal two and one-half times aggregate, in the consummation of all standing at the effective date of the consoli- , ^ 207, 595 the aggregate principal amount of the phases of the Plan, (1) not to exceed dation shall become the holder of — — outstanding bonds. 955,171 shares of Preferred Stock, 5% 2, 020,125 By the Commission (Commissioner Series, of which 868,811.25 shares are to shares of the Common Stock of The Operat­ ing Company for each share of Common Healy dissenting for the reasons set forth be issued initially upon the consolida­ Stock of Buffalo, Niagara and Eastern Power in his memorandum of April 1,1940). tion, and 86,359.75 shares in connection Corporation so held. [ s e a l ] O r v a l L. DtrBois, with Part n of the Plan as hereinafter (c) Class A Stock of Buffalo, Niagara and Secretary. set forth; and (2) not to exceed 4,867,716 Eastern Power Corporation. Each holder of shares of Common Stock, of which shares of the Class A Stock of Buffalo, Ni­ [R R. Doc. 43-10514; Filed, June 30, 1943; agara and Eastern Power Corporation out­ 12:16 p. m.] 4,341,803 shares are to be issued initially upon the consolidation, and 525,913 standing at the effective date of the consoli- 51 535 shares in connection with Part II of the dation shall become the holder of — —— [File Nos. 54-79, 59-52] Plan, as hereinafter set forth. 501,493 shares of the Common Stock of The Operat­ Niagara Hudson P ower C orporation, The Plan provides that the holders of ing Company for each share of Class A Stock et al. * shares of the Preferred Stock, 5% Series, of Buffalo, Niagara and Eastern Power Cor­ shall be entitled, among other things, to poration so held. NOTICE OF FILIN G AND ORDER FOR HEARING (1) $100 per share plus accrued dividends ON PLAN AND ORDER CONSOLIDATING SUCH (d) Common Stock of Central New York upon the voluntary or involuntary dis­ Power Corporation. Each holder of shares of PROCEEDING WITH PENDING PROCEEDING solution, liquidation, or winding up of the Common Stock of Central New York At a regular session of the Securities The Operating Company; (2) cumula­ Power Corporation outstanding at the effec­ and Exchange Commission, held at its tive dividends from the date of consol­ tive date of the consolidation shall become .. w „ 1,240,130 office in the City of Philadelphia, Penn­ idation; (3) $105 per share upon re­ the holder of f -3 3 1 3 5 3 ’ shares of Common sylvania, on the 28th day of June 1943.' demption; (4) one vote per share: In the matters of Niagara Hudson Provided, however, That if and when Stock of The Operating Company for each share of Common Stock of Central New York Power Corporation and Buffalo, Niagara dividends payable on the Preferred Stock PoWer Corporation so held. and Eastern Power Corporation, appli­ shall be in default in an amount equiva­ (e) Common Stock of New York Power cants, File’ No. 54-79; Niagara Hudson lent to six (6) full quarterly dividends and Light Corporation. Each holder of shares Power Corporation and its subsidiary on all shares of Preferred Stock then of the Common Stock of New York Power and companies, respondents, File No. 59-52. outstanding, and until all such dividends Light Corporation outstanding at the effec­ Notice is hereby given that Niagara then in default shall have been paid or tive date of the consolidation shall become .. „ 745,818 Hudson Power Corporation, a subsidiary declared and set apart for payment, the the holder of — n shares of Common of The United Corporation, a registered holders of all shares of such Preferred 1, 057, 895 holding company, and Buffalo, Niagara Stock, voting separately as a class, shall Stock of The Operating Company for each and Eastern Power Corporation, a sub­ share of Common Stock of New York Power be entitled to elect the smallest number and Light Corporation so held. sidiary of Niagara Hudson Power Cor­ of directors necessary to constitute a (f) $5 Cumulative First Preferred Stock poration, have filed a “Plan of Reor­ majority of the full Board of Directors of Buffalo, Niagara and Eastern Power Cor­ ganization of the Niagara Hudson Sys­ of The Operating Company. Holders of poration. Each holder of shares of the $5 tem” under section 11 (e) of the Public Preferred Stock are accorded no pre­ Cumulative First Preferred Stock of Buffalo, Utility Holding Company Act of 1935 for emptive rights in respect of shares of Niagara and Eastern Power Corporation out­ the purpose of effecting compliance with the stock, or any rights or options to, standing at the effective date of the con­ the provisions of section 11 (b) of said or of any securities convertible into any solidation shall become the holder of 1 share of Preferred Stock, 5% Series, of The Operat­ Act, providing for the payment of a c­ stock, of The Operating Company which ing Company for each share of $5 Cumulative cruals of dividends on the Preferred it may issue or sell. It is stated that Preferred Stock of Buffalo, Niagara and East­ Stocks of Niagara Hudson Power Cor­ the detailed provisions of the Preferred ern Power Corporation so held. poration and Buffalo, Niagara and East­ and Common Stocks of The Operating (g) $1.60 Cumulatjve Preferred Stock of ern Power Corporation, placing certain Company will include certain additional Buffalo, Niagara and Eastern Power Corpora­ of the System’s operating utility prop­ protective provisions for the benefit of tion. Each holder of shares of the $1.60 erties in one operating company, and the Preferred Stock, as set forth in the , Cumulative Preferred Stock of Buffalo, Niag­ for the taking of related action. .Certificate of Consolidation which will ara and Eastern Power Corporation outstand­ All interested persons are referred to be filed by amendment; preliminary ing at the effective date of the consolidation said Plan, which is on file in the office copies are available for inspection at the shall become the holder of 1 share of Com­ of this Commission, for a full statement office of Niagara Hudson Power Corpo­ mon Stock of The Operating Company for of the transactions therein proposed, ration, 15 Broad Street, New York, N. Y., each share of the $1.60 Cumulative Preferred which fall into four principal parts, each and of Buffalo, Niagara and Eastern Stock of Buffalo, Niagara and Eastern Power of which may be summarized as follows: Power Corporation, Electric Building, Corporation so held. (h) 5% Cumulative Preferred Stock of Cen­ Part I Buffalo, New York. It is proposed to distribute the shares tral New York Power Corporation. Each Part I of the Plan provides for the con­ of stock of The Operating Company to holder of shares of the 5% Cumulative Pre­ solidation of Buffalo, Niagara and East­ the holders of shares of stock of the ferred Stock of Central New York Power Cor­ ern Power Corporation, its four direct poration outstanding at the effective date constituent companies, outstanding at subsidiary companies, The Niagara Falls of the consolidation shall become the holder Power Company, Buffalo Niagara Electric the effective date of consolidation, in of 1 share of Preferred Stock, 5% Series, of Corporation, Niagara, Lockport and On­ the following manner: The Operating Company for each share of tario Power Company, The Lockport and (a) Common •Stocks of The Niagara Falls 5% Cumulative Preferred Stock of Central Newfane Power and Water Supply Com­ Power Company, Buffalo Niagara Electric Cor­ New York Power Corporation so held. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1942 9091

(i) 7% Cumulative Preferred Stock of New proximate amount of $180,000, which will Hudson Power Corporation as provided York Power and Lig ht Corporation. Each be assumed by The Operating Company; in Part IV of the Plan. Among such holder oi shares of the 7% Cumulative Pre­ (b) 100 shares of the capital stock of assets to be acquired by Northern Devel­ ferred Stock of New York Power and Light The Oswego Canal Company, comprising opment Corporation are 43,552.86 shares Corporation outstanding at the effective date of Common Stock of The Operating of the consolidation shall become the holder all its entire outstanding capital stock; of 1.15 shares of Preferred Stock, 5% Series, (c) The physical assets comprising the Company, 13,898 shares of Common of The Operating Company for each share of two operating hydro-electric plants Stock of Central Hudson Gas & Electric 7% Cumulative Preferred Stock of New York owned by Union Bag & Paper Power Cor­ Corporation, and 12,062.5 shares of Com­ Power and Light Corporation so held. poration, subject to reservoir liability of mon Stock of Consolidated Edison Com­ (J) $6 Cumulative Preferred Stock of New Union Bag & Paper Power Corporation in pany of New York, Inc. As part of the York Power and Lig ht Corporation. Each the approximate amount of $806,000, consideration for such acquisition, it is holder of shares of the $6 Cumulative Pre­ proposed that Northern Development ferred Stock of New York Power and Light which will be assumed by The Operating Corporation outstanding at the effective date Company; Corporation agree to pay and discharge of the consolidation shall become the holder (d) 67,000 shares of the capital stock all obligations and liabilities of Niagara of 1.05 shares of Preferred Stock, 5% Series, of Hudson Valley Fuel Corporation, com­ Hudson Power Corporation not other­ of The Operating Company for each share prising all its outstanding capital stock; wise provided for, and to indemnify and of $6 Cumulative Preferred Stock of New (e) 4,000 shares of the capital stock save harmless the Directors, officers and York Power and Light Corporation so held. of St. Lawrence Power Company, Lim­ agents of Niagara Hudson Power Cor­ On the basis of the foregoing proposed ited, comprising* all its outstanding poration against all loss, cost, expense distribution, Niagara Hudson Power capital stock; or liability which might be incurred by Corporation, as the holder of all the (f) All of the assets of Old Forge Elec­ any of them in connection with or aris­ Class A stock, substantially all of the tric Corporation, subject to its liabilities ing out of the Plan. Common Stock and 12,545% shares of other than its liabilities to Niagara Hud­ The Certificate of Consolidation in $1.60 Preferred Stock of Buffalo, Niagara son Power Corporation, which will be respect of Part III of the Plan, copies and Eastern Power Corporation; 36,019 cancelled; of a preliminary draft of whicn are avail­ shares of 7% Preferred Stock, 19,181 (g) 842 shares of the capital stock of able for inspection in the office of Niag­ shares of $6 Preferred Stock and all of Noreau Manufacturing Company, com­ ara Hudson Power Corporation, will be the Common Stock of New York Power prising one-third of its outstanding filed by amendment. and Light Corporation; 41,5151%o capital stock, and all advance thereto Part IV shares of 5% Preferred Stock and all of held by Niagara Hudson Power Corpora­ the Common Stock of Central New York tion. Part IV of the Plan provides for the Power Corporation, will receive 103,077.75 In consideration for the acquisition of dissolution of Niagara Hudson Power shares of the Preferred Stock, 5% Series, the foregoing assets, properties and Corporation and the distribution to its and 2,257,622.56 shares of Common Stock shares of stock, it is proposed that The stockholders of the assets remaining of The Operating Company. Niagara Operating Company issue to Niagara after consummation of all other phases Hudson Power Corporation, as a part Hudson Power Corporation 86,359.75 of the Plan. Such assets will consist of of the Plan, will agree to cancel shares of the Preferred Stock, 5% Series, cash; 189,437.5 shares of the Preferred $20,550,000 of advances owed to it by and 525,913 shares of The Common Stock Stock, 5% Series, and 2,739,982.7 shares New York Power and Light Corporation. of The Operating Company. In this con­ of the Common Stock of The Operating The Plan further provides that each nection, the Plan reserves to Niagara Company; 431,840 shares of Common holder of shares of the Preferred Stocks Hudson Power Corporation the right to Stock of Central Hudson Gas & Electric of New York Power and Light Corpora­ acquire any one or more of the foregoing Corporation; 189,437.5 shares of the tion, Central New York Power Corpora­ items, and, in connection with the prop­ Common Stock of Consolidated Edison tion and Buffalo, Niagara and Eastern erties described in paragraphs (a), (c) Company of New York, Inc.; and 958,- Power Corporation, outstanding at the and (f) above, to deliver such properties 100.85 shares of the capital stock of effective date of the consolidation, shall directly to The Operating Company or Northern Development Corporation. It receive in cash an amount equal to the to segregate such properties into sep­ is proposed to pay in cash all the liabili­ accrued and unpaid dividends to such arate subsidiaries and deliver the stocks ties of Niagara Hudson Power Corpora­ date, on such Preferred Stocks. of such subsidiaries to The Operating tion, including the costs and expenses As an integral part of the Plan, it Company. It is contemplated that any attributable to it in connection with the is proposed that The Operating Com­ assets or stocks not acquired by The development and consummation of the pany, upon the consolidation becoming Operating Company will be acquired or Plan. effective as provided in Tart I of the Plan, retained by Northern Development Cor­ It is proposed to distribute the fore­ will undertake to effect substantial sav­ poration, as set forth in Part IH of the going assets of Niagara Hudson Power ings by refunding its then outstanding Plan. Corporation to the holders of the shares of its outstanding capital stock in the callable mortgage debt. The principal Part III amount of such mortgage debt at De­ following manner: cember 31, 1942, excluding the principal Part HI of the Plan provides for the (a) F irs t Preferred Stock Cumulative, amount maturing or called for redemp­ consolidation of Frontier Corporation $100 Par Value—5% Series. Each holder tion in 1943, is $208,912,500. Applica­ into Northern Development Corporation, of shares of the First Preferred Stock of tion has been made for exemption from both wholly-owned direct subsidiaries of Niagara Hudson Power Corporation (378,875 the competitive bidding requirements of Niagara Hudson Power Corporation. It shares are presently outstanding) shall be is proposed that the authorized capital entitled to receive $10.50 in cash, one share Rule U-50 in respect of the issuance or of Common Stock of The Operating Company sale of all securities under the Plan. stock of Northern Development Corpora­ tion, upon consummation of this con­ (subject, however, to the exercise of sub­ Part II scription rights provided in paragraph (f) solidation, shall be $958,101 to consist of below), y2 share of Preferred Stock, 5% Part n of the Plan provides that, im­ 958,101 shares of common stock of the Series, of The Operating Company, one share mediately upon the consummation of par value of $1 per share. It is further of the Common Stock of Central Hudson Gas Part I, The Operating Company will proposed that Niagara Hudson Power & Electric Corporation, y2 share of the Com­ agree to purchase from Niagara Hudson Corporation become the holder of all mon Stock of Consolidated Edison Company Power Corporation certain properties such shares of capital stock upon sur­ of New York, Inc. for each share of such First Preferred Stock of Niagara Hudson Power and shares of stock of subsidiaries of rendering for cancellation all the issued and outstanding capital stock of the two Corporation and an amount in cash equal to Niagara Hudson Power Corporation, as the dividends accrued and unpaid on such follows: constituent companies now held by it. First Preferred Stock to the date to be fixed (a) The physical assets comprising the Immediately upon consummation of for distribution. nine operating hydro-electric plants the consolidation provided in Part IH (b) Second Preferred Stock Cumulative, owned by Northern Development Corpo­ of the Plan, it is proposed that Northern $100 Par Value— 5% Series A and 5% Series Development Corporation acquire all of B. Each holder of shares of the Second Pre­ ration and presently leased to Central ferred Stock, Series A (90,281 shares are New York Power Corporation, subject to the assets of Niagara Hudson Power presently outstanding) or Series B (15,619 outstanding reservoir liability of North­ Corporation other than those to be dis­ shares are presently outstanding) of Niagara ern Development Corporation in the ap­ tributed to the stockholders of Niagara Hudson Power Corporation shall be entitled to 9092 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943 receive $9 in cash, 4% shares of Common Power Corporation and Buffalo, Niagara provisions of section 11 (b) and is fair Stock of The Operating Company (subject, and Eastern Power Corporation reserve and equitable to the persons affected however, to the exercise of subscription rights the right to amend, alter or modify the thereby; and provided in paragraph (f) below), % share Plan at any time, in whole, or in part, It appearing to the Commission that of the Common Stock of Central Hudson Gas it is appropriate, in the public interest & Electric Corporation, for each share of Sec­ The Plan further provides that, upon ond Preferred Stock of Niagara Hudson Power approval by the regulatory bodies having and in the interests of investors and Corporation, and an amount in cash equal to jurisdiction, the Plan will be submitted consumers, that a hearing be held with the dividends accrued and unpaid on such to the stockholders of Niagara Hudson respect to said plan; and Second Preferred Stock to the date to be fixed Power Corporation and of Buffalo, Niag­ It further appearing to the Commis­ for distribution. ara and Eastern Power Corporation sion that the proceeding with respect (c) Common Stock. Each holder of shares entitled to vote thereon, and if the Plan to such plan and the proceeding insti­ of Common Stock of Niagara Hudson Power tuted by the Commission’s order of Au­ Corporation shall be entitled to' receive % is approved by the requisite votes, as share of Common Stock of Hie Operating required by New York law, of the out­ gust 28, 1942 involve common questions Company and Vio share of Capital Stock of standing voting stock, voting together of law and fact and that both proceed­ Northern Development Corporation for each as a class, of each of said corporations, ings should be consolidated for hearing share of Common Stock of Niagara Hudson the necessary steps will be taken to con­ and for.consideration by the Commis­ Power Corporation. summate the Plan. Such vote will in­ sion; (d) Class A and Class B Option Warrants. clude, among other things, ratification It is ordered, That said proceedings be No distribution will be made to holders of consolidated and that a hearing under outstanding Class A Option Warrants and and approval of the Plan, of the action Class B Option Warrants entitling the hold­ of the respective Boards of Directors, the applicable provisions of the Act and ers thereof to purchase respectively 2,784,- and, in the case of the stockholders of the rules promulgated thereunder be 905*%4 shares of Common Stock of Niagara Niagara Hudson Power Corporation in held on the 19th day of October 1943 at Hudson Power Corporation at $105 per share respect of the dissolution of Niagara 10 a. m. in the offices of the Securities to October 1, 1944, and 497,191% shares of Hudson Power Corporation. The Plan and Exchange Commission, 18th, and Common Stock at $50 for 1% shares at any further provides for requisite stockhold­ Locust Streets, Philadelphia, Pennsylva­ time without limit. nia, in such room as may be designated (e) Scrip Certificates. Holders of Scrip ers' meetings or consents of stockholders , Certificates for fractional shares of stock of of the several constituent companies in on that day by the hearing-room clerk Niagara Hudson Power Corporation, upon connection with the consolidations pro­ in Room 318. surrendering the same and .other Scrip Cer­ posed under Parts I and III of the Plan It is further ordered, That Richard tificates totaling one or more full shares, and of The Operating Company, if nec­ Townsend, or any other officer or offi­ will be entitled to the distribution accorded essary, in respect of the proposed re­ cers of the Commission designated by holders of an equal number of full shares funding of callable mortgage debt. it for that purpose, shall preside at the of stock of the same class of Niagara Hudson hearings in such matter. The officer Power Corporation. It is stated that it is intended to con­ (f) Subscription Rights of Holders of Com­ summate all parts of the Plan, including so designated to preside at any such mon Stock. It is proposed that, prior to the the refunding operation, as nearly simul­ hearing is hereby authorized to exer­ foregoing proposed distributions, the holders taneously as possible. The right is re­ cise all the powers granted to the Com­ of shares of the Common Stock of Niagara served, upon approval of the Plan by this mission under section 18 (c) of said Act Hudson Power Corporation will be given pro Commission, to request the Commission, and to a Trial Examiner under the Com­ rata rights to subscribe, at the price of $20.50 pursuant to Section 11 (e) of the Act, mission’s Rules of Practice. per share, to shares of Common Stock of The It is further ordered, That the Sec­ Operating Company owned by Niagara Hud­ to apply to a Federal Court to enforce son Power Corporation and otherwise alloca­ and carry out the terms and provisions retary of the Commission shall serve no­ ble to the holders of the Preferred Stocks of the Plan or any part thereof, and, tice of the aforesaid hearing by mail­ of Niagara Hudson Power Corporation in the if such an application is made, the con­ ing a copy of this Notice and Order ratio of 8/100 share of Common Stock of The summation of the Plan will be subject forthwith by registered mail to the Operating Company for each share of Com­ to the approval of such Court. Upon above-captioned parties, as well as to mon Stock of Niagara Hudson Power Cor­ the plan being declared effective by the all other parties and persons previously poration held of record as of a date to be granted the right to be heard and par­ determined by the Board of Directors of Boards of Directors of Niagara Hudson Niagara Hudson Power Corporation. Such Power Corporation and Buffalo, Niagara ticipate in the above-described proceed­ rights will be evidenced by transferable' and Eastern Power Corporation, the Plan ing instituted by the Commission’s Or­ Subscription Warrants and will expire within provides that the outstanding shares of der of August 28, 1942; and that notice such time (not later than three weeks) as stock affected thereby shall represent no of said hearing is hereby given to all the Board of Directors of Niagara Hudson rights other than the rights accorded to security holders of Niagara Hudson Power Corporation shall fix. In addition, it the holders thereof under the Plan, and Power Corporation, Buffalo, Niagara is proposed that all shares of Common Stock and Eastern Power Corporation and of The Operating Company allocable to the all other rights of such holders with re­ holders of the Preferred Stocks of Niagara spect to such stock shall thereupon cease their subsidiary companies, to all Hudson Power Corporation and not so sub­ and become void. States, municipalities and foreign coun­ scribed for pursuant to such subscription tries, or political subdivisions of States rights will be offered to the holders of shares n or foreign countries in which are lo­ of Common Stock of Niagara Hudson Power By order dated August 28, 1942, this cated any of the assets of the Niagara Corporation, subject to allotment, at the Commission instituted a proceeding with Hudson Power Corporation holding com­ price of $20.50 per share. To the extent such pany system, or under the laws of which rights are exercised and purchases made, the respect to Niagara Hudson Power Cor­ cash received therefrom will be distributed poration and its subsidiary companies said subsidiary companies are incorpo­ first to holders of the First Preferred Stock (File No. 59-52) pursuant to sections 11 rated; to all State commissions or other of Niagara Hudson Power Corporation, and (b) (2), 12 (c), 12 (f) , 15 (f) and 20 (a) regulatory bodies, and all agencies, au­ any balances remaining to the holders of the of the Act. Hearings were held from thorities or instrumentalities of any Second Preferred Stock in substitution for time to time, and on March 23, 1943, the State or foreign country and to all other Common Stock of The Operating Company evidence was completed with respect to interested persons, such notice to be provided for in paragraphs (a) and (b) above, given by a general release by the Com­ and for this purpose such Common Stock will certain issues relating to Buffalo, Niagara be valued at $20.50 per share. and Eastern Power Corporation. Such mission distributed to the press and issues have not been determined, and the mailed to the mailing list for releases Other General Provisions of the Plan hearings have not been completed with issued under the Act, and by publica­ Consummation of the Plan, or of any respect to all the issues in the proceeding tion of this Notice and Order in the part thereof, is made subject to the ap­ instituted by our Order of August 28, F ederal R egister. proval of this Commission, and insofar 1942. It is further ordered, That Niagara Hudson Power Corporation, Buffalo, Ni­ as Parts I and II are concerned the Pub­ in agara and Eastern Power Corporation, lic Service -Commission of the State of The Commission being required by the Central New York Power Corporation New York. Such consummation is also , provisions of section 11 (c) of the Act, and New York Power and Light Corpo­ subject to the obtaining of a satisfactory before approving any plan thereunder, ration mail a copy of this Notice and Or­ closing agreement with the United to find, after notice and opportunity for der, together with a copy of the “Plan States Treasury as to taxes. The hearing, that such plan, as submitted or of Reorganization of the Niagara Hud­ Boards of Directors of Niagara Hudson modified, is necessary to effectuate the son System” described above, to each of FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, Ju ly 2, 1943 9093 its stockholders at his last known ad­ System and The North American Com­ funds be segregated from Aie other dress at least 30 days prior to the 19th pany, File No. 59-39; North American funds of Light & Power %nd held subject day of October 1943. Light & Power Company, File No. 54-50; to our further order. It is further ordered, That any person The North American Company, et al., In accordance with the requirement desiring leave to be heard in connection File No. 59-10. of our previous order prohibiting the payment of the interest due January 1, with these proceedings or permission to Appearances intervene therein shall, on or before the 1943, Light & Power has deposited ap­ 14th day of October, 1943, file a written Frederick Zazove, for the Public Utilities proximately $154,000 in a non-interest Division of the Commission. bearing special deposit. Light & Power application with the Secretary of the Sydney K. Schiff of Pam, Hurd & Reichman, Commission in accordance with the pro­ and M. B. Kennedy of Mayer, Meyer, Austrian now requests that it be permitted, in the visions of Rule XVII of the Commission’s & Platt, for Illinois Iowa Power Company* alternative, to pay the interest due on its Rules of Practice. Lawrence R. Condon, for Nellie B. Walters debentures to North American with the It is further ordered, That, without and others, holders of preferred stock of proviso that North American will repay limiting the scope of the issues presented North American Light & Power Company. the same if it is ultimately determined at the consolidated proceeding, particu­ Clayton E. Kline, for North American Light that North American is not entitled & Power Company. thereto; or, that it be permitted-to invest lar attention will be directed at the Stoddard M. Stevens, Jr., and Houston H. hearing to the following m atters: Wasson of Sullivan & Cromwell, for The North the segregated funds in interest bearing (1) Whether the proposed plan filed American Company. securities. We deem it advisable and in pursuant to section 11 (e) of the Act is accordance with the standards of the necessary to effectuate the provisions of On December 28, 1942, we entered an Public Utility Holding Company Act of section 11 (b) of said Act; interim order suspending the payment 1935, particularly sections 11 (b), 11 (d) , (2) Whether the proposed plan is fair of interest due January 1, 1943, by North 11 (e), and 12 (f) thereof, to permit and equitable to the persons affected American Light & Power Company Light & Power to invest the segregated thereby; (Light & Power) on $5,623,500 principal funds in obligations of the United States (3) Whether the transactions proposed amount of Light & Power’s debentures Government. in said Plan comply with all of the re­ owned by its parent, The North Ameri­ It is therefore ordered, That North quirements of the applicable provisions can Company (North American). Said American Light & Power Company be, of the Act and Rules promulgated there­ debentures represent all the outstanding and it hereby is, (a) prohibited until fur­ under; debentures of Light & Power. The rea­ ther order of the Commission, from pay­ (4) Whether the fees, expenses and sons which necessitated the entry of the ing to The North American Company, its other considerations to be paid or re­ interim order were fully stated in our agents, representatives, assigns, or trans­ ceived, directly or indirectly, in connec­ opinion accompanying such order. ferees, the interest due on July 1, 1943, tion with the proposed plan and the (Holding Company Act Release No. and also all interest which may there­ transactions incidental thereto, are for 4023.) after become payable on the debentures necessary services or purposes, reason­ The next regular date for the payment of North American Light & Power Com­ able in amount and properly allocated; of interest on the debentures is July 1, pany now held by The North American (5) Whether, in connection with the 1943, and, therefore, we are again pre­ Company; and (b) required to segregate issuance or sale of all securities under sented with the question of whether this from its other funds a sum equal to the the Plan, it is appropriate and in the interest payment and all subsequent interest so to be withheld, which funds public interest to grant an exemption payments that may become payable dur­ together with the funds heretofore segre­ from the competitive bidding require­ ing the pendency of the liquidation of gated by virtue of our previous order of ments of Rule U-50; Light & Power should likewise be pro­ December 28, 1942, may be invested by (6) Whether and to what extent the hibited. Accordingly, a hearing was North American Light & Power Company plan should be modified or terms and held pursuant to appropriate notice to in obligations of the United States Gov­ conditions imposed to ensure adequate determine whether a further interim ernment, such funds or securities to be order should issue and, if so, whether protection of the public interest and the held subject to the further order of the Light & Powqr should again be required interests of investors and consumers and Commission. compliance with all applicable provi­ to segregate from its other funds a sum By the Commission. equal to the amount of such interest, sions of the Act. [seal] Orval L. DuB ois, such sum to be held subject to the fur­ It is further ordered, That jurisdiction Secretary. ther order of the Commission.1 be and is hereby reserved to separate, The extent of North American’s right [F. R. Doc. 43-10518; Filed, June 30, 1943; either for hearing, in whole or in part, to receive either principal or interest on 12:17 p. m.] or for disposition, in whole or in part, the debentures is still an open question; any of the issues, questions or matters and, similarly, various claims asserted hereinbefore set forth or which may against Light & Power and North Ameri­ [File No. 70-751] arise in this proceeding, or to consolidate can by their subsidiary, Illinois Iowa orthern ndiana ublic ervice with this proceeding other filings or N I P S Power Company, have not, as yet, been Company matters pertaining to said Plan or to determined either as to their validity or take such other action as may appear NOTICE OF FILIN G ANT* ORDER FOR HEARING their amount, if any.* Hearings on conducive to an orderly, prompt and these questions are proceeding but are At a regular session of the Securities economical disposition of the matters and Exchange Commission, held at its involved. not completed. It is obvious that, since the same reasons presently exist which office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on By the Commissions required the entry of our previous order, the 28th day of June 1943. [seal] Orval L. DuB ois, a further interim order prohibiting Notice is hereby given that an applica­ Secretary. Light & Power from paying to North tion has been filed pursuant to the Public [F. R. Doc. 43-10512; Filed, June 30, 1943; American the interest due on July 1,1943 Utility Holding Company Act of 1935 by 12:16 p. m.] is necessary. Since it is impossible to Northern Indiana Public Service Com­ determine at this time when the pro­ pany, a subsidiary of Clarence A. South­ ceedings will be ultimately concluded, erland and Jay Samuel Hartt, Trustees our order will also be directed to all of the Estate of Midland Utilities Com­ [File Nos. 59-39, 54r-50, 59-10] interest on said debentures that may pany, a registered holding company; North American L ight & P ower Hold­ become payable during the pendency of All interested persons are referred to ing-C ompany System, et al. the liquidation proceedings of Light & said application, which is on file in the Power. We will again require that such offices of the Commission, for a state­ MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER ment of the transactions therein pro­ 1See our Notice of June 21, 1943, Holding At a regular session of the Securities posed which are summarized as follows: Company Act Release No. 4367. Northern Indiana Public Service Com­ and Exchange Commission, held at its »We have heretofore held that we have office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on Jurisdiction to determine the issues with re­ pany proposes to issue and sell First the 29th day of June, A. D. 1943. spect to the claims of Illinois Iowa Power Mortgage Bonds, Series C, dated August In the matter of North American Light Company. See Holding Company Act Re­ 1,1943, due August 1, 1973, in the aggre­ & Power Company Holding-Company lease No. 4066. gate principal amount of $45,000,000, 9094 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, July 2, 1943 bearing Interest at the rate of not more [File No. 812-316] to the applicable provisions of the Pub­ lic Utility Holding Company Act of 1935 than 3Y*%, per annum, from the date T ri-C ontinental Corporation thereof, payable semi-annually. and the general rules and regulations The proceeds to be derived from the NOTICE OF AND ORDER FOR HEARING promulgated thereunder, relating to the proposal of International Utilities Cor­ sale of such securities are to be used for At a regular session of the Securities and Exchange Commission held at its poration to make a capital contribution the purpose of redeeming the company’s i;o the capital surplus of Dominion Gas presently outstanding First Mortgage office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on the 29th day of June, A. D. 1943. and Electric Company of $100,000 by de­ Bonds, Series A, 3% % , dated August 1, livering to Dominion $100,000 in prin­ 1939, due August 1,1969, in the principal Tri-Continental Corporation, a regis­ tered management investment Company, cipal amount of the 6 1/2 % Collateral amount of $45,000,000. Trust Bonds of Dominion; and The application indicates that the has filed an application pursuant to sec­ tion 17 (b) of the Investment Company Said declarations having been filed on company proposes to oifer the bonds for the 21st day of June 1943, and amended competitive bidding pursuant to Rule Act of 1940 for an order exempting from the provisions of section 17 (a) of said on the 28th day of June 1943, and notice U-50 promulgated under the Public Util­ of said filing having been duly given in ity Holding Company Act of 1935. Act a transaction in which applicant proposes to grant an irrevocable option the manner and form prescribed by It appearing to the Commission that Rule U-23 under said Act, and the Com­ it is appropriate in the public interest to O. L. Brooks, President of Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance Company, to pur­ mission not having received a request and the interest of investors and con­ for a hearing with respect to said decla­ sumers that a hearing be held with chase from applicant at $13.75 per share 2,500 shares of the common stock of rations within the period specified in respect ta such matters and that the such notice, or otherwise, and not hav­ application shall not be granted except Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance Com­ pany. The option may be exercised in ing ordered a hearing thereon; and pursuant to further order of the Com­ The Commission finding that the re­ mission; whole or in part at any time on or before February 26, 1948, provided O. L. Brooks quirements of sections 12 (b) and 12 (c) It is ordered, That a hearing on such and Rules U-42 and U-45 are satisfied matters under the applicable provisions is in the employ of Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance Company at the time of and that no adverse findings are neces­ of said Act and rules of the Commission sary thereunder, and deeming it appro­ thereunder be held on July 19, 1943, at the exercise of the option. Tri-Conti­ nental Corporation is an affiliated person priate in the public interest and in the 10 a. m., e. w. t.,'a t the offices of the interest of investors and consumers to Securities and Exchange Commission, of Globe and feutgers Fire Insurance Company of which O. L. Brooks is an permit said declarations to become effec­ 18th and Locust Streets, Philadelphia, tive; Pennsylvania, in such room as the hear­ affiliated person. It is ordered, Pursuant to section 40 It is hereby ordered, Pursuant to Rule ing room clerk in room 318 will at th at U-23 and the applicable provisions of said time advise. At such hearing cause shall (a) of said Act, that a hearing on the aforesaid application be held on July 5, Act and subject to the terms and con­ be shown why such application shall be 1943, at 10:15 o’clock, a. m., Eastern War ditions prescribed in Rule U-24 that the granted. Any person desiring to be Time in Room 318 Securities and Ex­ said declarations be and the same are heard or otherwise participate in the change Commission Building, 18th and hereby permitted to become effective proceedings should file with the Secre­ forthwith. tary of the Commission, on or before Locust Streets, Philadelphia, Pennsyl­ vania; and By the Commission. the 14th day of July 1943, his request It is further ordered, That Charles S. [seal] Orval L. DuB ois, or application therefor as provided by Lobingier, Esquire, or any other officer Secretary. Rule XVH of the Rules of Practice of or officers of the' Commission designated the Commission. [F. R. Doc. 43-10581; Filed, July 1, 1943; by it for that purpose shall preside a t It is further ordered, That Richard 10:02 a. m.] such hearing. The officer so designated Townsend, or any other officer or officers is hereby authorized to exercise all the of the Commission designated by it for that purpose, shall preside at the hear­ powers granted to the Commission under [File No. 70-282] ing in such matter. The officer so desig­ sections 41 and 42 (b) of the Investment Company Act of 1940 and to trial exam­ Community P ower and L ight Co., et al. nated to preside at such hearing is iners under the Commission's Rules of hereby authorized to exercise all powers NOTICE OF FILING OF APPLICATION FOR EX­ Practice. granted to the Commission under sec­ TENSION OF TIME AND ORDER FOR HEAR­ Notice of such hearing is hereby given tion 18 (c) of said Act and to a trial ING to Tri-Continertal Corporation, and to examiner under the Commission’s Rules any other persons whose participation At a regular session of the Securities of Practice. in such proceeding may be in the public and Exchange Commission, held at its It is further ordered, That without interest or for the protection of investors. office in the City of Philadelphia, Penn­ limiting the scope of the issues presented By the Commission. sylvania, on the 29th day of June, A. D., by the application otherwise to be con­ 1943. sidered in these proceedings, particular [SEAL] ORVAL L. DuBoiS, In the matter of Community Power attention will be directed at the hearing Secretary. and Light Company, General Public Util­ to the following matters and questions: [F. R. Doc. 43-10515; Filed, June 30, 1943; ities, Inc., Southwestern Public Service 1. Whether it is in the public interest and 12:16 p. m.] Company, et al.; File No. 70-282. the interest of investors and consumers and The Commission having entered its in conformity with the applicable provisions order in the above styled and numbered of the Act to grant the application. [File No. 70-745] proceedings on July 8 , 1942 approving 2. Whether all fees in connection with the a voluntary plan of reorganization and proposed transactions are fair and reasonable. I nternational U tilities Corp. and Do­ simplification submitted by the above- 3. Whether and to what extent it is ap­ minion Gas and E lectric Co. named companies pursuant to, section propriate in the public interest or for the protection of investors and consumers to im­ ORDER PERMITTING DECLARATIONS TO BECOME 11 (e) of the Public Utility Holding Com­ pose terms and conditions with respect to the EFFECTIVE pany Act of 1935, and having directed proposed transactions. in said order that within one year from 4. Generally, whether the proposed trans­ At a regular session of the Securities the date thereof, Southwestern Public actions meet the appropriate provisions of and Exchange Commission held at its ' Service Company, the surviving com­ the Act and Rules and Regulations promul­ office in the City of Philadelphia, Penn­ pany, should take such action as might gated thereunder. sylvania, on the 30th day of June, A. D. be necessary to divest itself of all owner­ 1943. By the Commission. ship and all control of certain specified International Utilities Corporation, a securities and physical assets; [SEA L] ORVAL L. DuBOIS, registered holding company, and its sub­ Notice is hereby given that on June 21, Secretary. sidiary, Dominion Gas and Electric 1943 Southwestern Public Service Com­ [P. R. Doc. 43-10513; Filed, June 30, 1943; Company, also a registered holding com­ pany filed an application requesting the 12:16 p. m.] pany, having filed declarations pursuant entry of an order by this Commission FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, Ju ly 2t 1943 9095 extending for one year the time in which filed with this Commission pursuant to office of this Commission for a statement to comply with the directions contained the Public Utility Holding Company Act of the transactions therein proposed in said order of July 8, 1942. of 1935 by the above-named party; and which are summarized as follows: All interested persons are referred to Notice is further given that any in­ North Continent proposes the disposi­ said application which is on file in the terested person may, not later than July tion of its interests in its subsidiary com­ office of the Commission for full details 14,1943, at 5:30 p. m., e. w. t., request the panies, either through the sale of their concerning the contents thereof. Commission in writing that a hearing be securities or their assets, and the liqui­ It appearing to the Commission that it held on such matter, stating the reasons dation and dissolution of North Con­ is appropriate in the public interest and for such request and the nature of his tinent. The proceeds of such sales are in the interest of investors and consum­ interest, or may request, that he be noti­ first to be used to retire or redeem its ers that a -hearing be held for the pur­ fied if the Commission should order a First Lien Collateral and Refunding pose of considering said application and hearing thereon. At any time thereafter 5 1/2 % Bonds, due 1948, and thereafter, to for other purposes; such declaration or application, as filed retire, on a fair and equitable basis; its It is ordered, That a hearing in this or as amended, may become effective or $7 non-cumulative convertible preferred proceeding be held at the office of the may be granted, as provided in Rule stock. If, when all of the outstanding Securities and Exchange Commission, U-23 of the rules and regulations pro­ bonds and preferred stock *shall have 18th and Locust Streets, Philadelphia, mulgated pursuant to said Act or the been retired, there should be any re­ Pennsylvania at 2 p. m., e. w. t. on July Commission may exempt such transac­ maining assets, such remaining assets 15, 1943, in such room as may be desig­ tion as provided in Rules U-20 (a) and will be distributed (either in kind or nated on such day by the hearing room U-100 thereof. Any such request should after sale, the proceeds thereof) pro rata clerk. be addressed: Secretary, Securities and among the holders of the common stock. All persons desiring to be heard or Exchange Commission, Philadelphia, In connection with the said sale of otherwise wishing to participate should Pennsylvania. subsidiary securities or assets and the re­ notify the Commission in the manner All interested persons are referred to tirement of the said bonds, North Con­ provided by Rule XVII of the Commis­ said declaration or application, which is tinent proposes in the said amendment sion’s Rules of Practice on or before on file in the office of said Commission, to its plan to deposit the proceeds of any July 8, 1943. for a statement of the transactions such sales with the trustee under the It is further ordered, That, without therein proposed, which are summarized bond indenture. The trustee, within limiting the scope of the issues presented below: forty-five days thereafter, is to apply by said application, particular attention International Utilities Corporation, a said proceeds towards making ratable will be directed at the hearing to the fol­ registered holding company, proposes to payments in the amount of $5.00 or any lowing matters and questions: pay out of capital or unearned surplus a multiple thereof, from time to time, on (1) Whether Southwestern Public regular quarterly dividend on its $3.50 the principal of the bonds or to the pay­ Service Company has exercised due dili­ Prior Preferred Stock at the rate of ment of accrued interest to the extent gence in its efforts to comply with the 87 V2