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Federal Register Volume 8 3 * 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« .<r 59)________________________ 9065 319)_______________ 9057 Ice boxes, new (MPR 399, Am. ’ Boilers: . 1 )_________________________ 9062 Low pressure cast iron "(L- Meat: 187)_______________ 9052 Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, Beef andweal carcasses and Power (L-299) ____________ 9055 and days following legal holidays, by the wholesale cuts (Rev. MPR Containers, glass; quotas (L- Division of the Federal Register, The National 169, Am. 19)_____________ 9066 103-b)_____________________: 9055 Archives, pursuant to the authority contained Lamb and mutton carcasses Cutlery (L-140-a)______________ 9049 in the Federal Register Act, approved July 26, and cuts, wholesale and Farmstead wiring material (P- 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as amended; 44 U.S.C., retail (Rev. MPR 239, 144, Am. 1 and Ext. 1 )______ 9047 ch. 8B), under regulations prescribed by the Am. 6 )____________ ^_____ 9066 Haulage conservation (T -l) ____ 9053 /$1ministrative Committee, approved by the Jewel bearings (M -50)_______._ 9048 President. Distribution is made only by the Poultry (Rev. MPR 269, Am. 1 0 ). 9061 Superintendent of Documents, Government Shoes, rationing: Shipways construction mate­ Printing Office, Washington, D. C. (RO 17, Am. 24) _________ ;___ 9062 rial : The regulatory material appearing herein is (RO 17, Am. 25)____________ 9062 (P-14-a, revocation)_________ 9047 keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, P etroleum Administration f o r (P-14-b, revocation)_________ 9047 which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant W ar: Suspension orders: to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as Petroleum production opera­ Palder, S. & J _____________ 9047 amended June 19, 1937. tions, material for second­ The F ederal R egister will be furnished by mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 ary recovery______________ 9066 per month or $15.00 per year, payable in ad­ R econstruction F inance Corpo­ (e) Quotas for butchers; beef quotas. vance. The charge for individual copies ration: Notwithstanding any other quota base, (minimum 15tf) varies in proportion to the Petroleum Reserves Corporation, permit to slaughter, temporary quota, size of the issue. Remit check or money charter_____________ ______ 9044 increase or adjustment in quota or ex­ order, made payable to the Superintendent Securities and E xchange Commis­ ception granted, the quota of cattle for of Documents, directly to the Government sion: each butcher for each month shall be Printing Office, Washington, D. C. (1) the number of cattle which he There are no restrictions on the republlca- Hearings, etc.: slaughtered in the corresponding month tion of material appearing in the F ederal Community Power and Light . R egister. Co., Inc., et al___________ 9094 of 1941, or (2) if he did not slaughter Connecticut and Passumpsic cattle during the corresponding month Rivers Railroad Co______ 9096 in 1941, 50 percent of his average monthly slaughter of cattle during the CONTENTS—Continued Indiana Hydro-Electric Power C o ________ 9089 months in which he slaughtered from B ituminous Coal Division: International Utilities Corp_ 9095 January 1, 1942, to September 30, 1942. Hearings, etc.: Page International Utilities Corp. No provision of this paragraplu(e) shall DeBardeleben Coal Corp------- 9070 and Dominion Gas and be construed to increase any quota pre­ District Board 13___________ 9071 Electric Co. (2 docu­ viously granted to any person under any District Board 18____________ 9069 ments) __________ ___ 9089, 9094 provision of Food Distribution Order No. Logan Clay Products Co------- 9069 Milwaukee Electric Railway & 27, as amended. Civil Aeronautics B oard: Transport Co. and Wis­ This order shall become effective at Northwest Airlines, Inc., hear­ consin Electric Power 12:01 a m., e. w. t., July 1,1943. ing____________________ 9071 C o ______________________ 9089 With respect to violations, rights ac­ Coast Guard: Niagara Hudson Power Corp., crued, or liabilities incurred prior to the Amendments to regulations and et al____________________ 9090 effective
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