FEDERAL

VOLUME 9 ' ^AflTEO * NUMBER 129

Washington, Thursday, June 29, 1944

The President spondent” ) , was served with a State­ CONTENTS ment of Charges and Procedure from THE PRESIDENT which it appears that respondent had EXECUTIVE ORDER 9452 violated Food Distribution Order No. 8 E x e c u t iv e O rder : Page A u t h o r izin g t h e S ecretary o f S tate to (8 F.R. 953) issued by the Secretary of Foreign Service of U. S., author­ P rescribe R e g u la t io n s and I ssu e O r­ Agriculture on January 19, 1943, and ization of Secretary of State to prescribe regulations, etc_ 7183 ders and I nstructions R e l a t in g to t h e effective February 1, 1943, as amended F oreign S ervice o f t h e U n it e d S tates (8 F.R. 12163) now designated as War REGULATIONS AND NOTICES Food Order No. 8 (9 F.R. 4321, 4319), by By virtue of and pursuant to the au­ utilizing, in the allocation periods of A l ie n P r o per ty C u s t o d ia n : thority vested in me by sections 202 and February, March, May, June, July, and Vesting orders, etc.: 1752 of the Revised Statutes of the United August 1943, respectively, more milk Argus Motorengesellschaft States (U.S.C., title 5, sec. 156; U.S.C., solids in the production of frozen dairy m. b. H------7212 title 22, sec. 132), and as President of foods than 65 per centum of the total Carbonisation et Charbons the United States, it is hereby ordered milk solids utilized by it in the produc­ Actifs and Société Gener­ as follows: tion or manufacture of frozen dairy foods ale des Minerais------7212 1. The Secretary of State is authorized during the corresponding base periods, Ceskomoravska - Kolben- to prescribe such regulations and issue namely February, March, May, June, Danek - Akciova Spolec- such orders and instructions, not incon­ July, and August 1942, respectively. nost------7214 sistent with the Constitution, any law of Respondent filed an answer and re­ Dispersion Cathodique Société the United States, or any Executive order quested a hearing. Pursuant to re­ Anonyme, La, et al------7211 or proclamation, relating to the duties of spondent’s request, a hearing was held in Doerr, Emelia------7222 officers and employees of the Foreign this matter on October 23, 1943, before Edelmann, George------7222 ‘ Service of the United States and the a presiding officer, at which the respond­ Eigenbrod, Katherine------7223 transaction of their business, as he may ent, its attorney and an attorney repre­ I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktien­ deem conducive to the public interest: senting the War Food Administration gesellschaft (3 docu­ Provided, however, that the authority appeared. Thereafter, the respondent ments)______7215, 7216 granted by this order shall not be exer­ entered into a stipulation admitting an Kubat, Vaclav------7223 cised in any case in which the President excessive utilization of milk solids in the L. A. P. C. O., S. A ------7217 is specifically authorized by law to pre­ production of frozen dairy foods as de­ Magrini, Societa Anonima— 7215 scribe regulations with respect to a par­ termined by a re-audit of the respond­ Mahler, Gesche------7218 ticular subject. ent’s books and records, and consenting Malinka, Amelia------7218 2. The Secretary of State is authorized to the making of a suspension order re­ Mauss, Caroline------7218 to prescribe the form and the manner ducing its utilization of milk solids in the Miller, Elizabeth------7219 of publication of all regulations, orders, production of frozen dairy foods during Morgan, Edwin Vernon------7219 and instructions prescribed or issued the months of March to December 1944, Oxyammon Aktiengesell­ under authority of this order; but this inclusive, to an amount not greater than schaft, et al— ------7213 paragraph shall not be construed to affect 50 percent of the total milk solids used Polyphonwerke A. G., et al__ 7116 the legal requirements relating to pub­ in the production of such products Rohrbogenwerk Bohling & Co., lication in the F ederal R egister. during corresponding months of the base Das______7213 Sandner, Anton—!------7220 F r a n k l in D R oosevelt period. Schinzel, Karl and Ludwig— 7214 T h e W h it e H o u s e , Upon the basis of the evidence adduced June 26,1944. at the hearing and upon the basis of the Schroeder, Nanny------7220 stipulation above referred to, the War Schweisshelm, Albert------7220 [P. R. Doc. 44-9387; Piled, June 27, 1944; Sellner, Josephine------7221 2:45 p. m.] Food Administrator, acting under au­ thority conferred upon him by Execu­ Siemens Apparate und Mas­ chinen, G. m. b. H------7213 Regulations tive Order 9322 (8 FJR. 3807), as amended by Executive Order 9334 (8 F.R. 5423), Siemens - Schuckertwerke Aktiengesellschaft------7211 hereby determines that: TITLE 7—AGRICULTURE (a) Respondent is a co-partnership Wohllebe, Walter______7221 Wolff, Rudolph------7222 Chapter XI—War Food Administration composed of Vernon W. Boyer and E. L. F ederal C ommunications C o m m is ­ (Distribution Orders) Tobin, and, under the trade name of White Way Retail Dairy, is engaged in s io n : [Suspension Order Docket No. PDA-MW-7J the business of processing frozen dairy Hearings, etc.: KNOE, Inc______7206 P art 1590— S u s p e n s io n O rders foods at 411 West Adams Street, Cres­ ton, Iowa, and is subject to all of the Liner’s Broadcasting Station, WHITE WAY RETAIL DAIRY In c ______7206 White Way Retail Dairy of 411 West terms and provisions of said order. (Continued on next page) Adams Street, Creston, Iowa (the “ re­ (Continued on next page) 7183 7184 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944

CONTENTS-Continued CONTENTS-Continued

I nterstate C om m erce C o m m is ­ S ec u r itie s a n d E x c h a n g e C o m m is - s io n — Continued. s io n : FEDEML^ftEGISTER Reconsignment permits—Con. Page >934 Hearings, etc.: Page " «WTEO* Oranges, Fort Worth, Tex___ 7209 Columbia Gas & Electric Potatoes: Corp., et al______7233 Chicago. HI. (2 documents) _ 7207, Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, New Orleans Public Service, and days following legal holidays, by the 7209 In c ------7233 Division of the Federal Register, The National Fort Worth, Tex..._____ 7209 W ar F ood A dministration : Archives, pursuant to the authority contained Kansâs City, Mo. (2 docu­ White Way Retail Dairy, sus­ In the Federal Register Act, approved July 26, ments) ______7208 pension order______; 7183 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as amended; 44 U.S.C., Minneapolis, Minn______7208 Wool, domestic; purchase and ch. SB), under regulations prescribed by the St. Louis, Mo______7208 sale (WFO 50, Am. 2 )______7185 Administrative Committee, approved by the Potatoes and onions, Chicago, President. Distribution is made only by the W ar P r o d u c t io n B oard: HI------j.______7207 Superintendent of Documents, Government Certificates: Printing Office, Washington, D. C. Tomatoes, Chicago, HI______7209 Butadiene (Cert. 204)______7234 The regulatory material appearing herein is Reicing permits: Synthetic rubber (Cert. 205) _ 7234 keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, MDT 19590, etc., Shreveport, Chromium (M-18-a, Dir. 2) ___ 7187 which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant L a . . . . ______7211 Cordage, etc. (M -84)______7187 to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as Potatoes: amended June 19, 1937. Cork (M -8-a, Dir.' 1) ______7195 Augusta, Ga______7210 Suspension order, Mary and The Federal R egister will be furnished by Davenport, Iowa______7210 Reuben Kaplan______.« 7186 mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 East Buffalo, N. Y. (3 docu­ per month or $15.00 per year, payable in ad­ Textile, clothing and leather vance. The charge for individual copies ments)______7210 (M-328B, Dir. 1 )____ 7195 (minimum 15i) varies in proportion to the Huntingdon, Pa______7209 size of the issue. Remit check or money Kansas City, Mo______7209 order, made payable to the Superintendent Omaha, Nebraska______7210 (b) Respondent violated said order, as of Documents, directly to the Government Roanoke, Va____:______7211 amended, in that, during the allocation Printing Office, Washington, D. C. N a v y D e p a r t m e n t : period, February 1 to February 28, 1943, There are no restrictions on the republica­ General regulations, security tion of material appearing in the F ederal both dates inclusive, it utilized approxi­ Register control of personnel on mately 318.38 pounds of milk solids in merchant vessels in U. S. the production of frozen dairy foods, waters______7204 whereas during the base period, Febru­ O ffic e of P rice A dministration : ary 1 to February 28,1942, both dates in­ NOTICE Adjustments, etc.: clusive, respondent utilized approxi­ The Cumulative Supplement to American Woodworking Co.« 7227 mately 318.79 pounds of milk solids. Arkansas Mills, Inc______7229 Therefore, the utilization of approxi­ the Code of Federal Regulations, B. and M. Mfg. Co____ ;_____ 7228 covering the period from June 2, mately 318.38 pounds of milk solids dur­ Campbell, W. H__^______7224 ing the said allocation period of Febru­ 1938, through. June 1, 1943, may be Carolina Craft Shop.______7232 ary, 1943, constituted the utilization of obtained from the Superintendent Cornelia Mfg. Co______:____ 7230 milk solids in the production of frozen of Documents, Government Printing Cross and Rogers______.___ 7224 dairy foods in excess of 65 per centum of Office, at $3.00 per unit. The follow­ Day Bros. Mfg. Co______7231 the total milk solids utilized by the re­ Fisher Co______7229 ing fire now available: spondent in the production of frozen Gate City Table Co______7332 dairy foods during the base period, Feb­ Book 1: Titles 1-3 (Presidential doc­ Krick-Tyndall Co______7231 ruary 1 to February 28, 1942. uments) with tables and index. Marlin Firearms Co______7225 (c) Respondent violated said order, as Memphis Wood Products Co__ 7230 amended, in that during the allocation Book 2: Titles 4-9, with index. Pliner and Sandler______7226 Book 3: Titles 10-17, with index. period, March 1 to March 31, 1943, both Prefabricators, Inc______7227 dates inclusive, it utilized approximately Book 4v Titles 18-25, with index. Roswell Seating & Cabinet 872.40 pounds of milk solids in* the pro­ Book 5, Part 1: Title 26, Parts 2-178. Co------7226 duction of frozen dairy foods whereas Sivakofif & Miner, Inc______7225 during the base period, March 1 to Stubbs, S. J., Lumber Co_____ 7224 March 31, 1942, both dates inclusivè, Vermont Talc Co______7232 CONTENTS—Continued respondent utilized approximately 472.46 Wolsky, Harry______7228 pounds of milk solids. Therefore, the Alfalfa hay (2d Rev. MPR 322)« 7199 F ederal C ommunications C o m m is ­ utilization of approximately 872.40 s io n — Continued. Page BariUm chemicals (MPR 543). 7196 pounds of milk solids during the said Uniform system of accounts, Commission selling (MPR 165, allocation period of March, 1943, con­ surplus income (Corr.)___ 7205 Supp. Serv. Reg. 30)______7203 stituted the utilization of milk solids in Export prices (2d Rev. Max. F ederal H o u s in g A dministration : the production of frozen dairy foods in Mutual mortgage insurance, fee Export Price Reg. Am. 8) __ 7201 excess of 65 percentum of the total milk to accompany applications. 7186 Flooring, Northern hardwood solids utilized by the respondent in the (MPR 432, Am. 4 )______7201 F ederal P o w e r C o m m is s io n : production of frozen dairy foods during Foods, processed (Rev. RO 13, New York State Natural Gas the base period, March 1 to March 31, Corr. to Am. 42; Am. 43) Corp., hearing. ______7207 1942. (2 documents______7198,7202 F ederal T rade C o m m is s io n : Fruits, dried (MPR 475, Am. 3) _ 7199 (d) Respondent violated said order, as Hearings on complaints______7204 Fuel oil (Rev. RO 11, Am. 14) __ 7201 amended, in that during the allocation Smith, Emmett J., and daugh­ Meat, fats, fish and cheeses period, June 1 to June 30, 1943, both ter, hearing___ :___ _N_____ 7207 (Rev. RO 16, Am. 6) ______7203 dates inclusive, it utilized approximately I nterstate C om m erce C o m m is s io n : Rubber boots and rubber work 1,557.73 pounds of milk solids in the pro­ Authority to sell securities, ap­ shoes (RO 6A, Am. 12) _ 7202 duction of frozen dairy foods, whereas plications______7205 Rubber commodities (MPR 220, during the base period, June 1 to June Bulk freight transshipped from Am. 16)______7198 30,1942, both dates inclusive, respondent ocean vessels, exemption___ 7206 Sugar (Rev. RO 3, Am. 28)____ 7202 utilized approximately 1,365.80 pounds of Reconsignment permits: P e t r o leu m A dministrator f o r milk solids. Therefore, the utilization Fruits and vegetables, Bir­ W a r : of approximately 1,557.73 pounds of mingham, Ala______7211 Fuel oil, manufacture and deliv­ milk solids during the said allocation Onions, Chicago, 111______7208 ery______7203 period of June 1943, constituted the FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, ju n e 29; 1944 7185 utilization of milk solids in the produc­ business as aforesaid, their agents, suc­ (8) “Manufacturer” means a person tion of frozen dairy foods in excess of 65 cessors, or assigns from any restriction, who processes domestic wool beyond the per centum of the total milk solids prohibition, or provision contained in scoured stage. utilized by the respondent in the pro­ any order or regulation of the War Food (9) “ California processing wools” duction of frozen dairy foods during the Administrator, except insofar as the means tags, defective fall and eight- base period, June 1 to June 30, 1942. same may be inconsistent with the pro­ months wool, and defective lambs’ wool, (e) Respondent violated said order, as visions hereof. any of which is produced in California. amended, in that during the allocation (c) The term “ person” as used in this (10) “Off wools,” in the case of shorn period, July 1 to July 31,1943, both dates order, means any individual, partner­ wool, means tags, crutchings, clippings, inclusive, it utilized approximately ship, association, business trust, corpo­ eyebrows, face wool, corral sweepings, 1,755.70 pounds of milk solids in the ration, or any organized group of persons, baby lamb’s wool (Texas only), murrain production of frozen dairy foods, whereas whether incorporated or not. dead wool, pulled dead wool; and, in the during the base period, July 1 to July 31, (d) Any terms used in this order which case of pulled wool, means pulled vat and 1942, both dates inclusive, respondent are defined in said War Food Order No. machine wool. utilized approximately 1,308.70 pounds of 8, as amended (formerly designated as (11) “Purchase” includes contracts to milk solids. Therefore, the utilization Food Distribution Order No. 8, as purchase. of approximately 1,755.70 pounds of milk amended), shall have the meaning (12) “ Sell” and “ sale” include con­ solids during the said allocation period therein given to them, unless otherwise tracts to sell. of July, 1943, constituted the utilization distinctly expressed or manifestly incom­ (13) “Deliver” and “delivery” include of milk solids in the production of frozen patible with the intent thereof. contracts to deliver. (b) Restrictions. Except as herein­ dairy foods in excess of 65 per centum of (e) This order shall become effective after provided or as specifically author­ the total milk solids utilized by the re­ as of the date of issuance. ized by the Director, no person shall sell spondent in the production of frozen (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R. or deliver domestic wool to any person dairy foods during the base period, July 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; KO. 9392, 8 other than Commodity, and no person 1, to July 31, 1942. FJEt. 14783; Delegations of Authority, 8 other than Commodity shall purchase or (f ) Respondent violated said order, as F.R. 13696, 16497, and 9 F.R. 6202) accept delivery of domestic wool. amended, in that during the allocation (c) Exemptions. The restrictions of period, August 1 to August 31,1943, both Issued this 28th day of June 1944. (b) shall not apply to: dates inclusive, it utilized approximately it c h e n • ' C. W . K , (1) Purchases by and sales or deliver­ 1,170.96 pounds of milk solids in the pro­ Deputy Director. ies to a handler for the account of Com­ duction of frozen dairy foods, whereas [F. R. Doc. 44-9453; Filed, June 28, 1944; modity pursuant to the terms of such during the base period, August 1 to Au­ 11:22 a. m.j handler’s agreement with Commodity; gust 31, 1942, both dates inclusive, re­ (2) Purchases by and sales or deliver­ spondent utilized approximately 1,580.40 ies to a secondary handler, for his own pounds of milk solids. Therefore, the account, from producers, of: utilization of approximately 1,170.96 [WFO 50, Amdt. 2] (i) California processing wools, or pounds of milk solids during the said (ii) Other domestic wool in lots of not allocation period of August 1943, consti­ P art 1418— W ool to exceed three thousand pounds, grease tuted the utilization of milk solids in the PURCHASE AND SALE OF DOMESTIC WOOL production of frozen dairy foods in excess weight; of 65 per centum of the total milk solids War Food Order No. 50, as amended Provided, however, That such wool shall utilized by the respondent in the pro­ (8 F.R. 5131, 8045), § 1418.1, is further be resold to a handler for the account of duction of frozen dairy foods during the amended to read as follows: Commodity; (3) Deliveries to a secondary handler, base period, August 1 to August 31,1942. § 1418.1 Purchase and sale of domes­ in lots of any size, on consignment for Because of the great scarcity of dairy tic wool— (a) Definitions. (1) “Person” sale to a handler for the account of Com­ products, including milk solids and means any. individual, partnership, asso­ frozen dairy foods and mix, in the chan­ modity; ciation, business trust, corporation, or (4) Purchases by and sales or deliver­ nels of distribution for the fulfillment of any organized group of persons whether the requirements of the United States for ies to a manufacturer from producers incorporated or not. located within a radius of 50 miles from defense, for private account, and for ex­ (2) “Commodity” means the Com­ port, and because of the importance of such manufacturer’s mill or plant, pro­ modity Credit Corporation. vided such purchases and sales are made having dairy products, including milk (3) “Director” means, the Director of solids and frozen dairy foods and mix, directly and not through dealers, brok­ Distribution, War Food Administration, ers, warehousemen or cooperative asso­ distributed in a manner to assure an or any employee or agency of the De­ adequate supply and efficient distribu­ ciations; partment of Agriculture designated by (5) Sales and deliveries of domestic tion thereof for war and essential civilian him. needs, the aforesaid violations by re­ wool, made on Indian Reservations under (4) “Domestic wool” means shorn wool the jurisdiction of the United States, by spondent have impeded the war effort or pulled wool obtained from sheep or and have, therefore, been contrary to Indians to Indian Traders, and the re­ lambs raised in the continental United sale and delivery of such wool by such public interest. It also appears that States. further violations by respondent are Indian Traders to secondary handlers (5) “Handler” means a person who for sale by such secondary handlers to a likely unless appropriate action is taken. has entered into a wool handler’s agree­ It is therefore ordered, that: handler for the account of Commodity. ment with Commodity under its wool This exemption shall not apply to sales § 1590.11 Suspension order against the purchase program. or deliveries made by Indians at places White Way Retail Dairy, (a) Vernon W. (6) “Secondary handler” means a per­ other than Indian Reservations; Boyer and E. L. Tobin, trading and doing son, operating as a country merchant (6) Domestic wool purchased from or business as White Way Retail Dairy, a or assembler, who: sold by Commodity; co-partnership, their agents, successors (i) Purchases domestic wool for his (7) Shorn wool produced in the States or assigns, shall not, during the alloca­ own account from producers; or of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, tion periods of July, August, September, (ii) Takes domestic wool from pro­ Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecti­ October, November, and December 1944, ducers on consignment and performs cut, New Jersey, Delaware, North Caro­ respectively, utilize milk solids in the such services in connection therewith as lina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, production or manufacture of frozen delivering from farm to local market or Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, dairy foods or mix in excess of 50 per­ shipping point, bagging, country grading, and Louisiana; cent of the total milk solids used in the and loading on trucks or cars. (8) Off Wools, when packed and sold production of such products, respectively, (7) “ Producer” means a person who owns sheep or lambs, raised in the con­ separately by producers. during the corresponding months of the (d) Contracts. The provisions of this base period. tinental United States, from which wool order and of all orders or regulations (b) Nothing contained in this order is shorn, or the skins of slaughtered sheep shall be deemed to relieve Vernon W. or lambs raised therein from which wool issued pursuant thereto shall be observed Boyer and E. L. Tobin, trading and doing is removed. without regard to contracts heretofore 7186 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944

or hereafter made, or any rights accrued (1) Effective date. This amendment or payments made thereunder. Issued at Washington, D. G. this 26th shall become effective at 12:01 a. m., day of June 1944. (e) Audits and inspections. The Di­ e. w. t., June 30th, 1944. rector shall be entitled to make such With respect to violations, rights ac­ > [ se al] A bner H . F erguso n, audit or inspection of the books, records crued, liabilities incurred, or appeals Federal Housing Commissioner. and other writings, premises or stocks of taken under War Food Order No. 50, as [F. R. Doc. 44-9384; Filed, June 27, 1944; domestic wool of any person, and to amended, prior to the effective date of 1:45 p. m.] make such investigations, as may be nec­ this amendment, all provisions of said essary or appropriate, in the Director’s War Food Order No. 50, as amended,'in discretion, to the enforcement or admin­ effect prior hereto shall be deemed to istration of the provisions of this order. remain in full force and effect for the TITLE 32—NATIONAL DEFENSE (f) Records and reports. (1) The Di­ purpose of sustaining any proper suit, rector shall be entitled to obtain such action, or other proceeding with respect Chapter IX—War Production Board information from, and require such re­ to any such violation, right, liability, or Subchapter B—Executive Vice-Chairman ports and the keeping of such records by, appeal. any person, as may be necessary or ap­ A uthority : Regulations in this subchaptei N ote: All reporting and record-keeping re­ issued under sec. 2 (a ), 54 Stat. 676, as propriate, in the Director’s discretion, to quirements of this order have been approved amended by 55 Stat. 236 and 56 Stat. 176; the enforcement or administration of the by, and allsubsequent reporting and record­ E.O. 9024, 7 F.R. 329; E.O.'9125, 7 F.R. 2719; provisions of this order. keeping requirements of this order will be W P J . Reg. 1 as amended March 24, 1943, (2) Every person subject to this order subject to the approval of, the Bureau of the 8 F.R. 3666, 3696; Pri. Reg. 1 as amended May shall, for at least two years (or for such Budget in accordance with the Federal Re­ 15, 1943, 8 F.R. 6727. period of time as the Director may des­ ports Act of 1942. P art 1010—S u s p e n s io n O rders ignate) , maintain an accurate record of (E.O. 9280, 7 FJR. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R. his transactions in domestic wool. 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. 9392 [Suspension Order S-568] (g) Petition for relief from hardship. 8 F.R. 14783) Any person affected by this order who MARY AND REUBEN KAPLAN considers that compliance therewith Issued this 23d day of June 1944. Mary Kaplan, wife of Reuben Kaplan, would work an exceptional or unreason­ G rover B . H i l l , both of Brookline, Massachusetts, owns able hardship on him may file a petition First Assistant a building, containing two stores, at 200 for relief with the Order Administrator. War Food Administrator. Pleasant Street, Malden, Massachusetts, Such petition shall be addressed to Order which was damaged by fire on December Administrator, War Food Order No. 50, [F. R. Doc. 44-9251; Filed, June 24, 1944; 26, 1943. About January 10, 1944, Mrs. 4:14 p. m.] Office of Distribution, War Food Admin­ Kaplan, acting through Mr. Kaplan, be­ istration, Washington 25, D. C. Peti­ gan and thereafter continued reconstruc­ tions shall be in writing and shall set tion of this building at an estimated cost forth all pertinent facts and the nature TITLE 24—HOUSING CREDIT in excess of $200, without War Produc­ of the relief sought. If such person is tion Board approval, until February 1, dissatisfied with the action taken on such Chapter V—Federal Housing 1944, when work was stopped as the re­ petition by the Order Administrator, he Administration sult of a telegram received from the War may, by request addressed to the Order Subchapter C—Mutual Mortgage Insurance Production Board. This was in viola­ Administrator, obtain a review of such tion of Conservation Order L-41, which action by the Director. After said re­ P art 521— A dministrative R ules for placed a limit of $200 on such construc­ view, the Director may take such action M utual M ortgage I nsurance U nder tion. Mrs. Kaplan had been notified by as he deems appropriate, which action S ection 203 of the N ational H ousing the War Production Board of the proce­ shall be final. A ct dure necessary to obtain permission for restoration of fire damage, and doing (h) Violations. Any. person who vio­ FEE TO ACCOMPANY APPLICATION lates any provision of this order may, in this work without authorization was a accordance with the applicable proce­ Section 521.11 is hereby amended to wilful violation of Conservation Order dure, be prohibited from receiving, mak­ read as follows: L-41. This violation of Order L-41 has ing any deliveries of, or using domestic § 521.11 Fee to accompany application. interfered with the controls established wool or any other material subject to I f the application is for a firm commit­ by the War Production Board for the dis­ priority or allocation control by any gov­ ment it must be accompanied by the tribution of critical materials. In view ernmental agency. Any person who wil­ of the foregoing, it is hereby ordered, mortgagee’s check for a sum computed at that: fully violates any provision of this order a rate of three dollars ($3) per thousand is guilty of a crime and may be prose­ dollars ($1,000) of the original principal § 1010.568 Suspension Order No. cuted under any and all applicable laws. amount of the mortgage loan applied for, S-568. (a) Neither Mary Kaplan or Civil action may also be instituted to to cover the costs of appraisal by the Ad­ Reuben Kaplan or the successors or as­ enforce any liability or duty created 6y, ministrator, but in no case shall such signs of either, nor any other person, or to enjoin any violation of, any provi­ sum be less than ten dollars ($10). If an shall do any construction on the building sion of this order. application is refused without an ap­ at 200 Pleasant Street, Malden, Massa­ (i) Delegation of authority. The ad­ praisal being made by the Administrator, chusetts, including putting up or alter­ ministration of this order and the powers the fee will be returned to the applicant ing the structure, unless hereafter spe­ vested in the War Food Administrator, but no portion of the fee will be returned cifically authorized in writing by the War insofar as such powers relate to the ad­ after appraisal or on account of any dif­ Production Board. ministration of this order, are hereby ference between the amount applied for (b) Nothing contained in this order delegated to the Director. The Director and the amount approved for insurance. shall be deemed to relieve Mary Kaplan is authorized to redelegate to any per­ I f the application is for a conditional or Reuben Kaplan, their respective suc­ son within the Department of Agricul­ commitment it must be accompanied by cessors or assigns, from any restriction, ture any or all of the authority vested the mortgagee’s check for ten dollars prohibition, or provision contained in in him by this order. ($10) regardless of the amount of the any other order or regulation of the War (j) Territorial scope. This order shall mortgage. The balance, if any, of the Production Board, except insofar as the be effective within the continental United fee as stipulated herein shall be payable same may be inconsistent with the pro­ States. upon and shall accompany the applica­ visions hereof. (k) Communications. All reports re­ tion for the firm commitment, if any, (c) This order shall take effect as of quired to be filed hereunder and all com­ subsequently submitted pursuant thereto. the date of issuance. munications concerning this order shall, If, after insurance, the outstanding unless instructions to the contrary are principal amount of an insured mort­ Issued this 27th day of June 1944. issued by the Director, be addressed to gage is increased by the substitution of W ar P r o d u c tio n B oard, Order Administrator, War Food Order a new insured mortgage the fee herein By J. J o se ph W h e l a n , No. 50, Office of Distribution, War Food provided for shall be based upon the Recording Secretary. Administration, Washington 25, D. C., amount of such increase but in no case Ref. WFO 50. [F. R. Doc. 44-9388; Filed, June 27, 1944; shall be less than ten dollars ($10). 4:19 p. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 7187

P art 949—C hrom ium (2) No processor may in any calendar Tile War Production Board may from quarter put into process for the manu­ time to time issue specific instructions [General Preference Order M-18-a, regarding the percentage of extender to Direction 2] facture of rope more manila and agave fiber than the following percentages of be used in the manufacture of agave The following direction is issued pur­ his basic monthly poundages: sisalana rope. suant to General Preference Order (d) Restrictions on delivery of rope (1) Manila______83.25% and twine. (1) No processor or dealer M-18-a: (ii) Agave------583% To all manufacturers of nickel-chrome re­ may sell, deliver, or accept delivery of sistance wire made from chromium metal. Use of “extenders” shall not be charged rope or twine, produced in the United On or after June 28, 1944, no person shaU against the permitted quantity of agave. States in whole or in part from any cord­ melt chromium metal to make nickel-chrome Specific directions may be issued to ex­ age fiber or cordage yarn, except for the resistance wire, and no Rerson shall deliver ceed the above percentages of either purposes for which the product may, un­ any nickel-chrome resistance wire made with fiber, to permit increased deliveries to der this order, be manufactured. How­ chromium metal, if he knows or has reason particular claimant agencies. If a proc­ ever, if manila rope was made before July to believe that the wire is to be used to essor is permitted to exceed his quota of 1,1944, it may be sold, delivered, accepted make domestic or commercial electric ap­ pliances or parts (including repair parts) of either fiber, he may be required to accept and used in conformity with this order as those appliances, unless he has been specifi­ a corresponding decrease in his quota amended April 5, 1944. cally authorized in writing by the War of the other fiber. (2) No person may sell or deliver Production-Board to do so or unless the ap­ (3) Processors are assigned a prefer­ binder or baler twine if he knows or has pliances or parts are to be produced to fill a ence rating of AA-1 to get istle and jute reason to believe that: contract, subcontract, or purchase order of yarns for processing into rope. (1) The binder twine will not be used the Army, the Navy, the Maritime Commis­ (b) Restrictions on processing of fiber with mechanical harvesting equipment or sion, or the War Shipping Administration. in the growing, harvesting or delivering The War Production Board does not intend or yarn into other products. (1) No to grant authorization to melt chromium processor may put into process any of agricultural crops. metal to make nickel-chromium resistance manila, agave or other cordage fiber or- (ii) The baler twine will not be used wire or to deliver nickel-chrome resistance yarn containing cordage fiber to manu­ in a self-tying machine for baling hay, wire made with chromium metal, unless the facture any product (other than rope as straw or other fodder crops. manufacturer of the electric appliances or permitted in paragraph (a) ) except: (e) Allocation of non-military cordage. parts needs that type of wire to make his (1) Twine, as specified in Schedule B; (1) The War Production Board may, in product because of technical^ reasons. accordance with Program Determina­ This direction is issued under General (ii) Wrapping or tying twine from a Preference Order M-18-a. All communica­ blend of agave sisalana tow with palma tions, state the quantity of manila, agave tions concerning it should be addressed to or tula istle or with both; and (sisal) and other cordage fibers which the Ferro-Alloys Branch, Steel Division, War (iii) Other products to the extent and each processor must, out of his produc­ Productioii Board, Reference: M—18—a, Wash­ for the purposes allowed by Conservation tion during stated periods, process into ington 25, D. C. Order M-70 in the case of jute, Conserva­ cordage, as allowed by Schedules A and B, Issued this 28th day of June 1944. tion Order M-138 in the case of istle, and to be delivered or set aside for delivery Conservation Order M-312 in the case of only to fill non-military orders and only W ar P roduction B oard, coir, or as specifically authorized or di­ to the extent specified for particular non­ By J. Joseph W h elan, rected in writing by the War Production military uses. From that quantity, the Recording Secretary. Board. Moreover, the use of agave processor may not fill any other orders, [F. R. Doc. 44-9452; Filed, June 2& 1944; (other than cantala or sisalana, from except orders rated AAA. When that 11:05 a. m.] «r * # *0** ^ Java, Africa, Haiti or Madagascar) may cordage is sold by the processor, he must be authorized from time to time for bin­ inform the buyer of the particular non­ der or baler twine. military use for which it must be used. (2) Manufacturers of wire rope are as­ The buyer may use or sell that cordage P art 3290—T extile, Clothing and signed a preference rating of AA-1 to get only for the specified non-military use L eather cordage yarn or roving for component or an AAA order. [General Conservation Order M-84, as parts of wire rope. Material delivered (2) The W ar Production Board may is­ Amended June 28, 1944] pursuant to this preference rating shall sue directions to processors and dealers for the establishment of emergency stocks CORDAGE FIBER, CORDAGE YARN AND CORDAGE be charged against the processor’s non­ military quota referred to in paragraph of rope for maritime use, and for with­ Section 3290.221 General Conserva­ (e). drawals from and replenishments of such tion Order M-84 is amended to read: (c) Further restrictions on processing. emergency stocks, and for production for § 3290.221 General Conservation Or­ (1) The War Production Board may is­ that purpose. der M-84— (a) Restrictions on process­ sue specific directions to processors who (f) Allocation of fiber and yarn. No ing of fiber or yarn into rope and assign­ have received cordage fiber or yarn by al­ processor shall make pr accept delivery ment of preference ratings for istle and location under this order or any other of any cordage fiber or cordage yarn con­ jute yarns. (1) No processor may put War Production Board order or by deliv­ trary to directions which from time to into process any manila, agave or other ery from any United States Government time the War Production Board may is­ fiber or any yarn to manufacture rope agency, as to the purpose and kind of sue. The War Production Board may except: ' . product for which the fiber or yarn may from time to time allocate to processors (i) For an end use allowed in Schedule be processed and as to the extension of the available supplies of cordage fibers A for rope manufactured from that fiber more critical fibers by mixture with less and cordage yarns, and specifically direct or yarn; or critical ones (i. e. use of “extenders” ) in the time, manner, and quantities in (ii) To fill orders placed by or for the the manufacture of any product. which deliveries to processors shall be account of any United States Govern­ (2) Beginning July 1, 1944 no proc­made or withheld. ment agency having in effect a plan ap­ essor shall make agave sisalana rope (g) End use information. No person proved by the War Production Board, to which does not contain American hemp may sell or deliver any product con­ screen its orders and requisitions for rope line as an extender with the following trolled by this order to any person who and to eliminate unnecessary end uses exceptions: he knows or has reason to believe will of rope manufactured from critical (i) Rope in sizes under % " in di­ use the product in a manner which this fibers. Only the Army, Navy, and Mari­ ameter. order does not permit. He should satisfy time Commission now have such ap­ (ii) Wire rope centers. himself as to this in some reasonable proved plans in effect. Any agency hav­ (iii) Drilling cables. manner before delivering. He may, but ing an approved plan may, however, in­ (iv) During the month of July agave need not, require a statement in writing struct its suppliers to deliver rope in sisalana tow, pita istle and agave four- showing the specific purpose or use for accordance with the end use restrictions croydes of the grades C-Short and M- which the item is ordered. of this oi;der or any part of them, and Inferior may be used optionally as an ex­ (h) Restrictions on the use of dam­ to the extent they are thus adopted by aged material. Any processor or dealer such agency the restrictions will apply tender in agave sisalana rope if in in­ who has in his possession damaged or to its orders. ventory of the processor on July 1, 1944. 7188 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29y 1944

defective cordage fiber, cordage yarn or (6) “ Coir” means the fiber obtained use. The term does not include pur­ cordage may report by letter the extent from the fibrous shell of the coconut. chases for direct or ultimate delivery to, of the damage and state to the War Pro­ (7) “Rope” means any rope or cable, or for incorporation into any material for duction Board the percentage not suitable treated or untreated, composed of three direct or ultimate delivery to the United for the manufacture of products or for or more strands containing any cotton or States Army, Navy, Maritime Commis­ use permitted by this order. He may cordage fiber, each strand composed of sion or War Shipping Administration, or then upon receipt of acknowledgment, two or more yarns, but does not include orders for commercial marine uses (in­ without objection from the War Produc­ strings and twines of whatever construc­ cluding harbor or river tugs, ferries or tion Board, use or dispose of any por­ tion which are commonly used for tying, barges, or stevedoring or inland water­ tion unsuitable for the manufacture of sewing, baling or other commerical pack­ way operation). products permitted by this order, free aging use. (m) Appeals. Any appeal from the from its restrictions .1 (8) “ Twine” means any single or plied provisions of this order should be made (i) Inventory restrictions. In addi­ yarn or roving, including marlin and by filing a letter in triplicate, referring tion to the restrictions on inventory con­ tarred seizings, containing any cotton or to the particular provision appealed from tained in Priorities Regulation 1 cordage fiber, for use as a tying material, and stating fully the grounds of the (§ 944.14), no processor may accept de­ for sewing or for any similar purpose, but appeal. * does not include any product falling livery of any istle or jute yarn or rove (n) Applicability of regulations. Ex­ within the definitions of “rope”, “ binder which will increase his inventory of istle cept as specifically otherwise provided twine” or “ baler twine.” or jutq yarn or rove beyond an amount this order and all transactions affeçted which, to- the best of his knowledge and (9) “Binder twine” means a single thereby are subject to all applicable pro­ yarn twine usually containing agave, but belief, will be used by him in the next visions of the regulations of the War sometimes containing manila, istle, jute, sixty days. Production Board as amended from time (j) Reports. Processors of manila and coir, hemp, cotton or paper, suitable for to time. agave fiber shall report monthly, sup­ use in a harvesting machine and of the type customarily heretofore manufac­ (o) Violations. Any person who wil­ plying the information required on Form fully violates any provision of this order, WPB 2901 (formerly PD-128). Process­ tured. I t is put up in balls of approxi­ mately five to eight pounds, packed six to or who in connection with this order ors of all other cordage fibers shall report wilfully conceals a material fact or fur­ their sales monthly on Forrii WPB 2901 ten to the bale. It measures five hun­ dred feet to the pound with a plus or nishes false information to any depart­ (formerly PD-128). Processors of all ment or agency of the United States is cordage fibers other than manila and minus tolerance of five per cent, and guilty of a crime, and upon conviction agave shall report monthly, supplying the contains a lubricant of at least ten per may be punished by fine or imprison­ information required on Form WPB 914 cent of the weight of the twine and an in­ ment. In addition, any such person may (formerly PD-469) .* sect repellant. It is also known as bind- ing^twine. - be prohibited from making or-obtaining (k) Imports. The importation of further deliveries of, or from- processing cordage fibers, cordage yarns and cord­ ’’ tlO) “Baler twine” means a single yarn usually made of agave fiber and or using material under priority control age shall be made in conformity with the and may be deprived of priorities assist­ provisions of General Imports Order M - used in a self-tying machine for baling ance by the War Production Board. 63, as amended from time to time. hay, straw or other fodder crops. (l) Definitions. In this order: ( 11) “Basic monthly poundage” of (p) Communications. All reports re­ (1) “Cordage fiber” means manila, manila fiber with respect to any proc­ quired to be filed hereunder, and all com- agave, jute and istle as defined in (2) to essor shall be the average number of munications^concerning this order, shall, (5) below, when spinnable over ma­ pounds per month of manila cordage sold unless otherwise directed, be addressed chinery, and coir as defined in (6) be­ by such processor during the period to the Textile, Clothing & Leather Bu­ low. January 1 through December 31, 1939. reau, War Production Board, Washing­ (2) “Manila” means fiber which is Where this order specifies a percentage ton 25, D. C., Ref.: M-84. commonly known in the trade by this of the basic monthly poundage to be term ana also known as abaca or Manila processed, sold or delivered during any Issued this 28th day of June 1944. period, any processor keeping his books hemp, wherever grown (either stripped W ar P r o d uctio n B oard, or decorticated), but does not mean the on a weekly basis shall apply the said percentage to the weekly periods most B y J. J o seph W h e l a n , fiber grades of T2 and T3, O or Y, or Recording Secretary. equivalent, as established by the Insular nearly approximating the period speci­ fied. Government of the Philippine Islands, Schedule A— Cordage End U se (12) “Basic monthly poundage” of processor’s mill waste or bagasse. N ote: Schedule A amended June 28, 1944. (3) “Agave” means fiber of the species agave fiber with respect to any processor of agave sisalana, agave fourcroydes, and for any month shall be the average num­ These lists specify the permitted end uses agave cantala, of all grades and qualities ber of pounds per month of both manila for which rope (Schedule A) and twine including tow and fiber under 20" in and agave cordage sold by such proc­ ( Schedule B ) jjiay he manufactured from length, commonly known in the trade as essor during the period from January 1, Manila, agave and other fibers. However, it sisal, henequen, cantala, and maguey, 1939 to December 31, 1941, minus 37 per does not restrict manufacture for and deliv^ and sometimes preceded by an adjective cent of such person’s manila fiber basic ery to the Army, Navy, and Maritime Com- monthly poundage calculated as pre­ mission. designating the country or district of scribed in paragraph (1) ( 11). Provided, origin, but does not include processor’s The left hand column lists the permitted That any processor keeping his books' on end uses. Rope and twine for end uses not mill waste or bagasse. a weekly basis may calculate his basic (4) - “Jute” means jute fiber, including listed in the respective schedules may not be' monthly poundage from the fifty-two manufactured. The second column explains butts (often called cuttings), also week period of the 1939 calendar year meshta, urena lobata (commonly called more fully the character of the end uses and adjust any other calculations or which are permitted. The third column in­ congo jute), and punga, but does not in­ quota under this order. dicates what products may be made of clude processor’s mill waste. (13) “Processor” means any person Manila, the fourth, of agave, and the fifth (5) “Istle” means istle fiber, including (other than a United States Government indicates any restrictions on use of fibers but not limited to the types or grades agency) who spins, weaves, or twists, or other than Manila and agave, for this prod­ commonly known as palma and pita, but otherwise uses any cordage fiber or cord­ uct. In the case of Manila and agave, the does not include processor’s mill waste. age yarn in the production of rope, twine, word “yes” in the appropriate column means or any other product. that use of the fiber is permitted, otherwise, it is prohibited. Any restrictions on use of 1 These reporting requirements have been (14) “Non-military” means general fibers other than Manila and agave will be approved by the Bureau of the Budget in industrial, farm, oil-field and fishing specifically stated in column' five. If there accordance with the Federal Reports Act of uses. It also includes cores and centers is a blank in column five, any fiber other 1942. for wire rope, regardless of their ultimate than manila and agave may be used. FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 7189

Restrictions on Definition Manila Agave End use other fibers

A rope used to steady a spar projecting from the side of a vessel....— Anchor buoy spar rope...... "...... Yes. Anchor lines—submerged Fishing A line used to fix the position ofstationary gear such as pounds or trap nets, fykes, and anchored gear. gill nets. Yes. Anchor lines—sea plane.,---- The anchor rode of a sea plane— ------Anchor rodes..:------1------See anchor lines.— ---- —— ------.-...... — ...... *...... Yes. Anchor lines—vessel------— A line used to connect the anchor chain and the vessel...... -...... The lines carried on small ships for anchoring— ...... Yes: Anchor lines—small ships----.,-----— A rope attached to a canvas sea anchor used to retard the progress of a,small boat or life raft.. Yes. Anchor lines—sea anchor------A rope used for raising or lowering radio antennae for maintaining tension on antenna...... Antenna rope------A 3" circ. hawser-drawn to or from a vessel by means of a whip line and which is used to support Yes. Yes. Auxiliary line—Lyle gun...... a breeches buoy. . Awning rope------Hope for reinforcing and securing awning in place------A small sized rope used to hoist or lower an awning.------...— ------r-i" " '' Awning rope...... -...... The rope stitched to the back of the middle of an awning and to which the crows toot is spliced... Backbone______The rope to haul back a hoisting tackle when it is not heavy enough to return by gravity----- Backhaul rope..------— Backhaul rope—boom------A rope used for hauling in the sounding boom aboard vessels...... A heavy wrapping twine for securing large bales or bundles...— -...... ------v Bale rope...... — ...... A special typeof sling used only to hoist fuel drums aboard ship where rope is passed through Yes. Barrel chimes------eyes at each end of drum; hoists 4 drums at a time. See Guard rope...... —— ...... - ...... — Band line------A rope eye or grommet used for the hook of a block.. ------— . . . . — Beckett______Beckett—Sprit sail------...... — A small piece of rope with an eye spliced in each end to hold the end of a sprit to the mast— See Handles. Becket—Handle______A rowlock formed of a rope grommet secured over a throle pin in a sailing launch...... — Becket rowlock______Used tor lashing the wheel of a trawler when running on a fixed course.- Beckets—Steering wheel. -...... A short loop inserted at regular intervals in the ground line to provide fastening for the snell Yes. Beckets—Trawl lines-.*------.....— A small hand rope suspended or attached to a bell and used for the purpose oi ringing the bell. Bell rope------Ropes running from the head or foot line to the cod end and seized to the seams joining the top Belly lmes— Otter trawl------sWe and bottom sections of the net. Their purpose is to reinforce the net. Frequently used on machinery as a medium of shifting belt drive from idler pulley to driving Belt shifter ro p e ...... ------A r tw o r k 1 ofVropeVfashioned inside a. frame which constitutes the bottom oi the berth...... Berth bottoms______— Bight line------A line used to support a heavy line at the bight------A line used to tend boats when coming alongside...... —: ------r r “ Boat line...... —------A rope or chain preventing the bowsprit from lumping and leading from the end of the bow- Bob stay------A S|?ne lashed tottiè footrope on which the bottom section of the otter trawl is hung——.... Bolsch line------A rope to which a sail is sewed to reinforce the sail and maintain its shape. Yes. Bolt rope—Sail.'..______...... of a sail depends on the strength and stretching characteristics of the rope both when it is ATineTove through tackle blocks attached to the mast and boom. It is used to adjust the Yes. Boom lift (Fishing vessels) atoto at which the boom is inclined from the mast and must support the load applied to the A to e used to hold the boom away from the amidships when men are working and as a stop to Boom-out haul line. prevent sudden gusts of wind from unsuspected directions, causing the boom to fly over and strike men in the boat. A rope used to clean inside oi large caliber gun barrels after being bored or Boring machine rope. The rope to which is suspended a piece of board on which a man working aloft is swung and Yes. Bos’n’s chair rope... used to raise or lower or support man. Bottom line...... m M rto^ftoesf^line'used in mooring or docking to check the vessel from gdng astern Bow lines______Line is led forward through bow check making an angle of less than 45 to the keel. The ropes to control the horizontal movement of the yards. .. . ------r r : r i Braces______Ropes used for furling fore and aft sails such as spanker to the mast. Can be foot—throat Brails______A °Un^rove^singly, through a block attached near the outer end oi the boom, or suspended Yes. Brailer lifting rope__ from a pennant between two masts, or a mast and a suitable point on the vessel. Used for s7e&mofrinffhie^ PA?irufused in mooring or docking vessels and runs at rightangles to keel Breast line___ ...... ------.----- — A ^ a v ^ e u v used to prevent swinging of boom when lifting heavy toad.... Yes. Breast line—30 to SO ton Boom s...... Thes/linesfoad from the sides of pile drivers to anchors and control the position of a pile dnver Yes. Breast lines—Pile drive (Fishing)— - with reference to a definite area in which piling must be spotted for a fish trap. Yes. Breast line—Sea Plane and Flying Control surge of seaplane when moored or anchored Boat. Usually the breast line is formed by continuing the lead and cork lines at the ends of Yes. Breast line—Seines & Traw ls....----- the.net and splicing them near the bottom. Its purpose is to Prevent the weight of the lead line from tearing the netting and to take the towing strain on the net. , ^ A line passed through rings attached to the breast line of a purse seme and fastened near the Breast purse line. lead Snf. P owct is applied to this line to purse the end of the net and lift it clear of the A?engthof iine connected to the float and bottom lines oi seines and submerged traps and gill Yes. Bridles-Seines, submerged traps and gill nets. nets, the approximate midpoint being attached to an anchor line. A rope attached to a bucket and used to raise or lower the bucket---- -r Bucket ropes...... ______—- A roDe working through a bull’s eye, especially one used m securing a light yard of mast.. Bull rope______1______Oil well and gas drilling-A rope 2^ to 3" diam, in lengths SO’ t°12 0 1ong with eye spheesm Yes. Bull ropes______,, ___ .___ _— ------each end; used to transmit power in grooved pulleys from engine t o l ^ wheel. (A bull wh ^l is a large reel, with grooved pulleys attached on which are wound cables for dnl'mg or cleaning A rone secured to the outside of the gunwale of a small boat and used as a permanent bumper Bumper rope...... —...... B ^ p S e u s i ^ l y m a d e of old ro£e, the poorer sections used as filling mid the covermgmade Coir only. Bumpers:...... DUIHPCXOby lacing a *AO««**^strand over_____ the filling. ’XT™ New strand ««is enmo+imocsometimes romirequired fnrfor this TMirnOSe.purpose. The lines used to haul the foot of a sail above and forward of the yard for convenience in furling Buntlines______... ----- Buoy line—fog towing______...— A line connecting a surface buoy anti the trawl line and the anchor on the b ottom ...... Y e s - Buoy line—deep water fishery...----- Yes.. Buoy line—halibut fishery------Buoy line—shallow water fishery ({¡O' and less). A type orpart of a cargo fa ll-a cargo fall is a rope used in unloading and loading vessels. Burton rope (below 3" circ.)...------Y e s - Burton rope (3" tare. & larger)------Busy lines..______... See buoy lines------. . Caisson ropes..____...... See hoisting ropes. Cable laid ropes used for hoisting...... See bull rope. A small size bull rop e...... -...... Calf rope______.....____ —______A rope, either plain or cable laid used for moving railway cars along an industrial siding------Yes. Car puller rope...... - ...... - . - Carriage rope______— See mill carriage rope------*------* Casing lines...______-______Yes. Cathead lines..,______, __------and gas drilling for hoisting tools, pipe, etc., by means of power driven capstan. Catlines______...... 1 T^linefu ^^toeC hin ^esh itop b^erfi^ing'indu^y generally confined to San Fran­ Chinese shrimp bag—Net lines...... cisco Bay. 7190 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944

End use Definition Manila R estrictions on Agave other fibers

Clews—H am m ock...... ______The ropes running angularly from tbehammock surface to thering or other fitting whereby the hammock is supported. Clew line—Sail______A type of lashing rope used to secure the hem rope of a sail to the mast of a small boat...... Clothesline...... ______.... A rope approximately H " diam. used as a drying line...... I! Cotton only. Cod end rope.______This line is passed through the last meshes or rings attached to the fish bag opening and serves to close and open the fish bag or cod end. Cod line...... ______... See cod end rope______Cod lines______Small sized lines, generally lightly tarred, used for ground fishing...... !..!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Come-alongs_____...... ______Ropes used in the mining industry for emergency stretching of wife ropes...... Yes. Compressor pull back______See chain compressor fan.______Concluding line...... A small rope rove through the middle of the steps of a Jacob’s ladder___ !!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”! Construction Rigging Rope (below Used in construction of new machinery and repairs to existing machinery or equipment. Also 1" diam.). for the maintenance of existing and construction of new structures, including power lines and communications systems. In shipyards, for uses in building of yards; construction of new hulls and the repair of existing vessels. Construction Rigging Rope (1" diam. Same as above...... Yes. and over). Cork line______... See Float line______Crab line....______... Usually a He" to U" soft laid rope used as the bait line by inserting bait between strand sin the crab fishing industry. Crackers..______A short length oi fiber drilling cable used in conjunction with a wire drilling cable affording Yes. Yes. spring or elasticity to the wire line. Generally 2)4" diam. and larger. ' Cringle___ ™ . . . _____ ...... A piece of rope spliced into an eye over a thimble in the bolt of a sail...... Davit rope______See Falls______Decorticator rop e...... ______The endless rope used in cert ain types of fiber decorticating machines for holding the leaves for Yes. stripping. Derrick lin es...... See hoisting rope______*______Dogsled—Gang lin e .....______... Main line to which dog harnesses are fastened when pulling a sled...... ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ” ! Yes. Dip rope______..... ______Usually 7" circ. rope used in connection with clearing a foul chain aboard ship...... Yes. Dock lines______. . . . ______See Mooring lines______Dory lift______.., See Falls—Lifeboat______,______! . . ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Down hauls—Pounds and traps...... A line passing around a windlass and trap or pound, and through an eye fastened to a'piie. or Yes. suspended to a weighted chain, for the purpose of raising or lowering the trap spillers, for brailing or fishing. The bottom of the spiller is attached to the down haul. Down haul______See Hoisting Rope—Sail______Drag ropes—Shrimp______Ropes used to drag a trawl on shrimp fishing boats...... '..I."'""!"!"””"””"!"””" Yes. Drag ropes—Trawls______Ropes used in small fishing boats not equipped with drums for wire cables___ !!!!.!!!!!!!!!!! Yes. Dragging rope______...... _____ ... A rope generally attached to a hook oi one variety or another and used to locate and recover objects lying on the bottom of a body of water. Draw line___ . . . ______.... See Cod end rope______Dressing lin e s ...... ______...... The lines used in the display of national colors (flags) at all mastheads and the'¿¿’staff aboard ships. Drift line—Gill net fishing______A line by which the net is secured to the boat while drifting______...... Drilling cables—gas wells (2" diam. Used for operating the tools in “ cable tool” drilling...______. ______...... Yes. Yes. and larger). Drilling cables—oil wells (2" diam. Used for operating the tool: in “ cable tool” drilling.__...... __ ... ___ ...... Yes. Yes. and above). Drilling cables—water wells...______Used on portable machines for drilling water wells. Usually made in size 1)4" diam. to 1)4" Yes. diam. inc. Drilling cables—quarry and mining.. Used on drilling machines for drilling blast holes. Usual sizes 1) 4" diam. to 2" diam. incl___ Yes. Drop hammer rope______In aircraft and auto industry used to raise the drop hammer for forming metal parts______Yes. Dumbwaiter hand rope______The rope used for operating a dumbwaiter______Earing______A short piece of rope secured to a cringle for hauling out the cringle...... ™ ...!!-™ ,!I!I! Easing out lin e ...... ______A line used in clearing hawse and in mooring for easing out a chain which has been unshackled Eel pot Rope______: ____ See Buoy line...... Electric coil fille r...... ____ ...... A rope filler in double deck coils for securing insulation, used principally" in" electric traction motors. Electric Linemen’s Rope______Used by linemen on high voltage work as a general utility line___ ...... ____ _ Yes. Elevator Rope______A hoisting rope which supports an elevator______!..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yes. Elevator Pull Rope______...... A rope used to stop and start power of a power driven elevator; also a hand rope'to raise"or" lower a hand powered elevator. Elevator Gate Rope___ !_____ ..... __ A rope attached to a gate or door and attached tc a counterbalance to facilitate operation of Emergency Line—Bristol Bay Gill An emergency all-purpose line used by Bristol Bay Fishermen______Net Boats. Yes_____ Execution rope...... A rope used to carry out the death sentence oi a court...... ' Yes...... Falls—Accommodation ladder______A rope used to lower, hoist or support a ship’s ladder or pilot’s ladder over’to'side’oifavessel!!!!! Yes_____ Falls—Ammunition...... ___ The hoisting rope used to raise and lower ammunition...... Yes. Yes...... Falls—Anchor______The tackle used for hoisting an anchor to the deck, usually used in connection with davits” ™ Yes...... Falls—Awning tackle______.. . See awning rope______Falls— Boat______... ___ ... ___ A rope used, generally in conjunction with a pair of davits to raise'or lower siniili boatsVother Ÿ ê s !!!!! i than lifeboats. Falls—Boom tackle (fishing vessels)™ A tackle attached near the outer end of the boom or suspended from a pendant attached to one Yes...... or two masts or a pendant between the mast and a suitable point on the vessel. Falls—Cargo (below 3" circ.)______A 3 or 4 strand rope used in loading or discharging cargoes______Falls—Cargo (3" circ and larger)___ Same as above______■______!.!.!!!!!!!!!!! Ÿ ê s !!!ü Falls—Chain compressor______A rope used to check the speed and direction of the anchor chain” ™ ” "” ” ” ” ” ! ” ” ” ” ” ! Yes...... Falls—C oal-.i______A 3 or 4 strand hard laid rope used in discharging coal cargoes______: ______” Y e s „ . .. Falls— Flagstaff______See Halyard—flag and signal______Falls—Fishing dory______...... See Falls—lifeboat______! ! ! ! ! ! ” ! ” ” ” ! ” ” ” ! ! ! ” ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Falls—F. O. Hose Davit______Rope used to raise, lower or otherwise handle "fuel oiTho"se"fo'r"refueiin"g’ve ffi"e is !!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!! Yes_____ Falls— Kingpost______See topping lift fall...... Falls—L ife b o a t...... ______A rope used generally in conjunction with a pair of davits,"used to raise or" lower lifeboats"which" Yes. Ÿes_____ contain people. Falls—Purse boat______...... A pair of tackles suspended from davits used to raise and lower the purse boats and seine which Yes...... weigh about 5 tons. Falls—Powder tank______Used in handling powder tanks (lowering andhoisting)...... ____...... ______...... Yes. Yes_____ Falls—Topping lift (below )4" diame­ The falls used for raising and lowering the boom..______!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”” ter). Falls—Topping lift ()4 " dia. or larger). Same as above______...... ___ Yes. Falls—Ventilation______Rope for adjusting windsails (ventilators) in p o s itio n !!!!!™ !!!!!!!!!!!!’ ' ’ ! Fenders...... ______See bumpers______' ____ ..__.!! Coir only. Fire escape rope______Rope used for fire escape in hotel rooms, etc., not connected with outside stairways______.... Fisherman’s cable...______.... See anchor lines. Cable laid rope, sometimes tarred, for use off the fishing banks for anchor line Fish bag release line______See cod end rope______.... Float line—Fyke n e ts ...... The floatline is used to support the leader netting of fy k e n e t e ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Float line—Gill nets______A line to Which the corks or floats are attached and supports the netting . . Float line—Haul seine___...... The line which contains the floats and is used to float a haul seine ...... " Yes. Float line—Otter traw ls....;...... The main line to which the top netting of an otter trawl is attached______!!!!.!!!!!!!!!!! Float line—Purse seines and ring nets. Yes. The buoyed line to which the top of the netting is hung...______.A...... !!!! Yes. Float line—Submerged gill net______A buoyed line which supports the webbing______!..!!!.!! ___ ! ! " " ! ! * Foot rope—Otter trawl__ ...... Yes. The main bottom line of a trawl to which the foot rope "hanging" line "is" secured".” "“ Bois'ch” " Yes. weight and roller line may also be attached. FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 7191

Restrictions on Manila Agave End use Definition other fibers

Foot rope—Auxiliary----- See “ Bolsch” line...... ------See “ Bolsch” line...... -...... 7,-----r---— ,-r— r— ■‘V irV iri"'" Foot rope—Hanging line. Rope wrapped around the steel cable foot rope to protect the trawl hangings and bolsch Ime Foot rope—Serving...... seizings. . . . „ , , A line 4U " to iU ” circ. attached to an explosive harpoon fired from a gun----- ...... Yes. Foregoers.. — A line passed around a boat fall, one end being made fast on deck and other end being hauled Frapping lines. taut and belayed to prevent boat from swinging. ■ A «mail line secured to the mast and used for furlmg fore and aft sails-...... ■ Furling line...... Furnace charging bucket rope. A rope used in conjunction with the charging of steel furnaces with scrap m etal...— ...... Short lines varying from 1 foot to 6 feet in length having a book at one end which arc attached Cotton only. Hangings...... - ...... at regular intervals to the trawl or ground line.. Gantline______Girtline...... — r— ------Yes.. Governor rope for use on elevators. rope, usually J i'' to dia* used’ as part of the safety equipment to prevent overspeeds on eihmasecured waist-high above a boat-boom or gangplank used for steadying oneself...... Grab rope...... ------a line fastened to outside of life boat to right a capsized boat or as a grab rail...... Grab line—Life boats and life rafts.. Yes. Grapnel cables—For cable ships----- A combination of wire and fiber—the fiber is used to either fill in the interstices or to actually seize the wire to increase the friction grips of the cable on the hoisting drum. Grapnelline------See dragging rope...... -...... -...... -...... — ------Ground line...... ------See foot rope...... -...... —...... -...... Ground lines—Trawls (otter) .... See spreaders See trawl lines______. . . ------v . — ------Ground line------A rope used to bound a permitted area—A safety rope used, for instance, as a rafimg .. . . Guard rope...... Yes. Guess warp (3" circ. and larger). A line by which a bight is secured to the swing boom. It may be slacked off from the deck. A line rove through a thimble at the outer end of a boat boom, used for securing the boat to the boom. In general a hauling line laid out by a boat, a portion of the line coiled down in the boat. Guess warp (below 3" circ.). Same as above...... ------...... ------Guide line______See tag line. A rope used to hold or steady some object such as a pole or m a s t...... — . . —. ——------Guy lines...... Yes, Guy lines—Fish trap...... Lines from stake traps to anchors to steady the trap and counteract the influence of weather and curren ts. Rurihing rigging to steady a boom in a seaway..— ...... ------.-,v ~ ;j; ; a r Guy—Lazy...... Lines often forked reach from above on each side of a fore-and-aft sail to about the middle ol the Guy—Lazy Jack. boom to confine the sail when it is lowered. , , . , . . .. . Preventers are generally made up with an eye splice at one end which is shackled to the topping Yes. Guy line—Preventer. lift bands at the bottom head or looped over the boom head. Used generally when handling heavier types of cargo as a safety measure. A rope used as an additional support for added Yes. Guy lines—Vessel. Ltoesusually rove as tackles made fast to the ships bulwarks and to wire rope pennants irom the outer end of the boom. They are used to regulate the lateral position of the boom. Halibut line...... -...... uce Trawl line— ...... —------—------*• H alter______A rope about diam. soft lay, used for tymg horses and cattle, and making halters...... Halliards...... -...... — See Halyard. Halyards—Flag and signal...... Ropes used for hoisting flags and signals...... —— Halyards—Spar and sail...... Y e s ... Hammer fall rope____------A^opeusecf on*pile^ivtag equipm ents hoisting the hammer to the derrick head. The rope is then released dropping the hammer onto the pile head. ^ Hand lines. A small rope used to raise or lowey small objects by hand. For instance between ground and scaffolding, etc. , . , _ .. „ . . Hand lines...... Small sized lines generally lightly tarred used for bottom fishing...... Hand rail—Life rafts..------See grab line—life boats and life rafts...... -— ...... -...... — Hand rope...... -...... See Grap Rope...... — ...... — ~ v ...... -...... A short rope fastened to each end of an ammunition box for a handle.. ------Handles—ammunition boxes...... Y e e ~ Hanging ropes—Pounds and traps. Lines to which various sections of netting such as pots, spiller hearts and leads are hung. These lines support the netting. Also the lines used to reinforce the wire netting used in salmon traps. . . A Rope handles for wooden, canvas or other type buckets...... Handles—Buckets...... Yea. Harpoon line—Swordfish- A line attached to the harpoon and a buoy keg which is used to tire the fish...... A line 5" to 6" circ. connecting foregoers to whale rope (used on old-type killer boats) Yes. Harpoon line—Whale------Yes. Haul up line (Otter trawl). The lino is fastened to the splitting strap and runs to the head rope to be readily accessible, Power is applied to this line to assist in raising the net, splitting the catch and raising the splitting strap in order to engage the fish tackle. . Yes. Hauling line (seine). A line attached to the end of the seine to increase the circumference of the circle which may be made around a school of fish. „ , „ , ...... Hay rope—------— A rope used generally in conjunction with a hay fork to load bay into farmers storage—.— Hay loader rope...... The rope used in the operation of hay loaders...... — ------...... Head line______See Towing Rope. The line from the bow bit of a tug to the tow------Head rope...... —- Y e s .... Head & Stem Line (fishing industry). ftopestbat lead from head and stern of pfle'drivers and rigging scows to anchor; in order to control their off-shore positions. Heart Ropes—W ire ropes. Heaving line...... A lengtl^afUght line, weighted at one end, which is thrown to a wharf, etc., in order to assist in getting the mooring line to the wharf. , . . , Yes. High Climbers rope. A rope having a wire core used in timbering as a safety device and also a method of climbing tall trees for the purpose of cutting off the tops. The wire center is to add strength and also to serve as a guard against the rope being severed by a slip of the axe. High tension rope______-...... See Electric linemen’s rope...... -...... -...... , - -...... ------...... - -...... Hitch rope...... The rope attached to the hitch weight for temporarily securing a horse or team...... ■ Hobble rope...... —------Y e s .... Hoisting rope—Hot dip galvanizing. Ropeifsed in processing" of hot dip ’galvanizing by lowering the. metal objects into acid bath or hot metal. „ . . . .. ,, u Yes. Hoisting rope—Sail...... A rope used to hoist and lower the gaffs and sails of small boats...... - A line rove singly through a block and used to unload fish------Yes. Hoisting line—Fishing industry----- Yes. Hoisting rope (3" circ. & larger)----- A special rope for heavy hoisting...... -...... Hoisting rope (below 3" circ .)....^ , Same as above------Yes. Hook rope (3" cir,c. & larger).._____ Used for mooring a ship to a buoy or in weighing anchor...... — Hook rope (below 3" circ.)______Hook-on-line______See shore line...... ------...... -...... *...... Jack rope...... — The lacing securing the foot of a sail to the boom----- ...... ------—— The reinforcing ropes in the bed of a hammock------. . . . ------— ------— Jaekstay—Hammock... .______- Yes. Jackstay—Life float______- ___ Rope used to lash netting to wooden ring of life float...... Jacob’s Ladder______See Ladder-pilots------~--r— ---- v * * i Yes...... Jaw rope______A span of rope leading from the jaws of a gaff around the mast, strung with hard wooden beads. Jumper______A rope used to prevent a spar from jumping up: specifically, the rope from the outer end of the whiskers to the martingale. - ” • ^ . . ,, Yes. Jumperstay______An extra stay from the masthead to the rail and set up by a tackle— . . . . — ^-----...... —... Jilson______Holds the mid section of the foot rope in place before the main Jilson is hooked up.— ...... Yes. Jilson—After...... Yes. Keeling Line—Pile driver. A heavy utility line used aboard a pile driver for seating trap bracing pilings, capping logs and other heavy work. ' . . , . . Ladder—Extension. The rope used for expanding and contracting and extension ladder ------——— -...... Ladder—Pilots____ A rope ladder, usually with wooden steps, hung over the side of a ship for the pilot su se ...... Ladders—Ropes___ A ladder formed by splicing cross ropes between two longer ropes for steps._ These ladders take several forms, some with wooden rung or flat steps held between 4 upright ropes; some with oval end pieces of wood supporting round steps, the oval held by 2 ropes lashed at the points of the ovals.

No. 129------2 7192 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, Jun e 29, 1944.

End use Definition Manila Agave Restrictions on other fibers

Lair rope...... See Pack Rope______Lanyard...... A line attached to an article to make it fast______Lanyards...... Rope used for tightening the shrouds and stays on board ship...... Lanyards—Fender...... Generally 3" to 3%" circ. Reg. Lay. Used for lashing fenders to rail (tug boats)__ Lanyard—Hammock ...... The rope attached to the hammock clews by which the hammock is suspended...... Lanyard—Tripping...... See trip rope or tripping line______Lanyard—Whistle...... The rope or cord used for blowing a whistle______Lariat rope______A very hard laid rope used for lassoing cattle...... —...... Yes Lashing rope...... A general rope used for tying down or securing anv oblect but not for shipping purposes Lashing ropes...... * ____ Ropes for securing cargo in transit...... Lashing rope—Aircraft...... Lashing rope used for securing equipment, etc. in transport planes___ Yes Lashing rope—D ory...... Used to lash stacked or nested dories on a trawler... Lashing rope—G rip e...... A lashing spliced to the lip of the gripes, and secured to either the dav it head or strong back, for Yes purpose of securing life boat on deck of vessel. Lashine roDe—Life rafts______A rope used to tie or otherwise secure life rafts aboard deck o. a vessel... Launching rop e...... A rope used in connection with the launching of a vessel...... Yes. Launching rope—Trigger...... Rope used in shipyards to trip device allowing vessels to slide down ways.. Yes. Lead line—Sounding...... A plain or cable laid rope used for determining the depth of water...... 1...... Lead line—Fyke nets ____ A leaded line attached to the bottom of the fyke leader...... Lead line—G ill nets...... A leaded line attached to the bottom of the gill net...... Lead line—Haul seines...... i A leaded line attached to the bottom of the haul seine netting______. .. . lea d line—Otter trawls-...... A leaded line attached to the foot rope...... Lead line—Purse seines and ring nets. A leaded line attached to the bottom of a purse seine or ring net______Yes___ Lead line—Submerged gill nets..__... A weighted line attached to the bottom of a gill net______Leader hanging rope___ ... ______Ropes used to hang a lead used in connection with seines______Leader rope—Reef nets____ . . . . . A rope used to hand a lead used in connection with reef nets...... Yes Leech lines______Lag rope...... A small size rope used to hobble horses and other animals______Life line__ ;______See auxiliary line—lyle gun...... Yes Yes Life line______A line secured along' thè deck to lay hold of in heavy weather...... Life lin e .______A knotted line secured to the span of lifeboat davits for use of the crew when hoisting and lowering. Life line—Divers...... A line used to raise and lower a deep sea diver...... Yes Life line—Fire & Police Departments. A rope used in conjunction with thè saving of life or valuable property___ Yes...... Life line—Lifeboat or life raft.. . . . A line festooned in bights, along each side of a lifeboat or raft, life raft or float. Each bight is equipped with seine floats. Life preserver rope...... The hand rope around the outer side ol a circular life preserver...... • Life breservine rope. . Used from a reel set up on a beach with cork ring or torpedo life preserver attached. Life pre­ server carried out to victim by life guard. Rope used to pull both ashore. L ifts ...... Yards are supported at the yardarm by lifts, leading through blocks, or fair leaders at the Y M masthead and thence to the deck. Lift— Trolling pole. ______A pole or tackle suspended from the mast and connected to the trolling poles for the purpose of raising or lowering the latter. Lifting lines—Divers outfits______Lines used to lift products harvested from the bottom, such as sponges, precious corals avalone. etc. by divers. Lizzard...... Lobster Pot Warps. ______. See Pot Warps...... Lock Lines...... See Tow lines—Canal...... Lock gate operating lines...... Used for operation of canal lock gates..______Log line...... the vessel. Lone line______See Trawl lines...... Lug ropes______Short, heavy ropes for tieing canal barges together...... ______Yes Main fish tackle______See Falls—boom tackle...... Man ropes...... See grab ropes...... Man ropes...... Yes Mats—Blasting______Coir only. Messenger______Messenger______Messenger—Side set trawlers—...... A line used to haul the towing warpr to the towing block...... Yes M ill carriage rope.. ______Used for moving a carriage, such as a log carriage back and forth...... Millwright rope...... See construction rigging...... Mooring lines (below 3" circ.)...... Ropes used in mooring or docking vessels______Mooring lines ( 3 " circ. and larger)___ Same as above...... Yes Mooring lines______A rope attached permanently to a submerged anchor or weight used as a harbor mooring for small boats, yachts, etc. Motion picture screen arrangement__ Lowering and hoisting screen...... Net—Brails...... A dipnet used to remove fish from a trap...... Net—Cargo______Net cargo—Stays...... A rope, sometimes referred to a s a j ackstay which serves as an outer frame for a cargo net and to Y as which the net is lashed. Nets—Circus safetv. _ Nets—Construction safety...... Nets—Debarkation and life floats— The inner netting rope which is attached to jackstays of nets hung over the side of ships for__ net rope. emergency debarkation and life saving. Nets—Jackstays—Cargo and debar- The supporting ropes to which the net ropes of cargo and debarkation nets are attached______kation nets. Net—Lashing rope______Lines used to lash net on deck to rail when net is stored away______... Net—Life float—Jackstav ... A net used to support the platform of a life float...... Net—Life net rope...... The rope used for making life nets used in Fire Department...... Nets—Save all______Nets hung from the sides of a ship to the dock to prevent cargo from falling into water in case of accident when discharging. Net—Save all—stays_____ A rope, sometimes referred to as a jackstay which serves as an outer frame for a save-all net Y ps and to which the net is lashed. Nigger lines...... *...... See Hauling Lines...... Ocean Bathing Safetv R one...... A rope supported by poles or buoys which serves as protection to bathers______Outboard gride (lifeboat,1.... See lashing rope—gripe...... Outhauls______The ropes by which sails are hauled out on the boom. These ropes are named for the part of the sail they control, i. e. head outhaul—foot outhaul. Outhaul line—Boom______. A line used to rig the boom out from amidships position to overside for sailing or to remove it from the area when men are working. Oyster Tong Hoisting Rope_____ .. A rope to raise or lower tongs used in oyster fishing ______._ Yes Pack Rope...... Painter—Small Boat or Skiff...... A rope in the bow of a small boat used in making fast, and for towing a small boat______Painter—Lifeboat and Life Raft. ,,, Same as above...... Yes Painter—Sea______A rope, one end of which is attached to a small boat the other end to the bow of a ship. This rope is of sufficient length to allow the small boat to maneuver alongside the landing stage of the ship. Is used particularly during rough weather. Painter—Seine______A line attached to the fish—bag end of a purse seine for the purpose of pulling the seine to the Y as side of the vessel and completing the circle of netting about the fish. Painter—Shank______Parbuckle rone______Paying out lines...... See Easing out line______Pendant rope (below 1" diam.) The vertical rope support of a cargo fall____ ... ___ Pendant rope (1" diam. and larger)___ Same as above.,...... Pendant—Heavy weather. A line used to control boom book in heavy weather__ Pendant—Kingpost...... See topping lift...... Picket lines______Lines to which the halters of horses or mules are attached______FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 7193

Bestrictions on Definition Manila Agave End use other fibers

Pile driver rope----- PMfMmed'on flat table with steel*pegs. Pipe preheated—Ropei Hooked on to protect end of pipe Bending rope. pipe and by means of a winqh, pipe is pulled to form the correct or required angle of bend. Small rope used for reins when p lo w in g ...... ---- ...... ------—------:-- ...... Ploughlines...... Bope wound and fastened to scrubbing and polishing rollers on textile polishing machine------Coir only. Polishing machine rope— textile equipment. Thread rope connecting a buoy with a lobster or crab pot on the ocean floor; used also to hoist Yes- Potwarp...... — ...... — Power transmission rope is an endless rope used in transmitting continuous mechanical power Yes. Power transmission rope (W and • larger). between driver and driven sheaved pulleys. Power transmission rope (below X Same as above— ------..... ------diam.). A line fastened between the mast and boom to add an additional safety factor for heavy lifts on Yes. Preventer guy— ...... ------the boom. Projectile line. Attached to cart, wagon or other vehicle used to pull or move apparatus by hand, such as hand Pull rope------drawn fire hose apparatus. Punt handling rope------. . . . . ------Lowering and hoisting punts------Purse bridles.------...... Lengths of line with the ends seized to the lead line of a seine so as to form bridles. To the Purse-ring bridles______...... — center of each bridle is seized a purse-ring. . _ . „ ... __.. . . A line rove through rings attached to the bottom of a seme. By hauling on this line the bot­ Yes. Purse line. tom of the net is closed or pursed...... „ A short length of line fastened to the cork line on a purse seine m such a position as to be op­ Purse seine bow line. posite the dow when the ends of the seine are hove to the side of the vessel. This line is made fast to the bow in order to prevent the cork line from going under the bow while pursing the net. See purse seine bow line------—------— - — —- - —— - - - - -— " i ” x;------Purse seine stem line. A line used to raise and lower the tom weight on East Coast purse semes..------Purse weight line..... A pair of lines used on side-set otter trawls that are fastened to the foot rope at the junction of Yes. Quarter rope ...... the wing and the bottom. Each line is passed thru an eye in a similar position on the bead rope and made fast to the outer end of the wing. They are taken to the g ^ s y heads and power applied in order to draw the head and foot rope together and bring the wide part of the trawl aboard at the conclusion of a drag. , . . A three strand rone used in binding logs together while being floated to a sawmill.------Baft ropes. A short 5 t h of tarred hemp rope, usualfy U "to X " diam. running horizontally across the Bat lines.. shrouds for a step. „ • „ Beef points....___ ...... ----- Short lengths of rope secured to a sail used for reefing...... -...... Belease line------See Cod end rope...... — Betrieving line...... See Easing-out line...... —------— ...... — ------* ...... Bib lines—Otter traw ls...... See Belly Lines—otter trawls...... — ...... — Bib lines—Pounds and traps. See hanging rope—fishing industry— ------—------— ---- —------The backbone of an awning. The backbone of any heavy tent...... Yes. Bidge rope...... — The rope used to bend the chain to the anchor ring.— ...... — Bing rope...... Rope used to break out sails put up in steps— -— ------— ——- - -v 71 *...... Bip cord—Sailing ships...... See Messenger. A line coiled in a boat and run from the ship to a dock or another ship------Eunning line___ . . . . . r...... - Running line—Pile driver.... See hoisting rope...... —- ...... ------Safety rope—Antenna------A*rope ^ed^U h w inthe constmctkm of a belt or attached to a belt used to suspend or support a Yes. Safety belt rope------— person while engaged in hazardous work. Sail hem rope. JLsmaU size cable laid rope; usually H" diam. to 154" diam. incl. Sand lines are used to hoist Sand lines___ _ the bailer in well drilling. Cotton only. Used for support of sash weights in window casements...... -...... Sash cord...... — ...... — Scaffold rope___ ... -----..... ------QeeneraTlygsimiiar in construction to a High CUmber rope—i. e. with asteelcore. Used tolower ___ Yes...... Scaling rope...... —;------a person over the side of a cliff in a mine or quarry for the purpose, for instance, of drilling. Set line...... Aesmal7transmission*rope'usuaTiy t o ~ ^ for carrying the wet sheet around the Sheehan carrier rope. A rope! often rove as sUackle—which regulates the angle at which a sail is sc \ in relation to the Sheet rope—(below 1" diam.)------wind. Yes. Sheet rope— (1" diam. and larger)---- ^ len rth ^f0hne used to fasten the inside end of a net to the shore while towing the outer end. Yes. Shore line—gill nets and seines... The purpose of this operation is to hold the net in position and increase the catch. Soft laid rope used in connection with Lyle guns for rescue work on disabled ships------.... Yes. Yes. Yes. Shot lines—Lyle guns...------A line used in operation of shovels in unloading of grain ...... -...... Shovel lines______— Side stays from the mast head to the rail and set up by deadeyes..------Shrouds...... Yes. Shrouds—Lifeboats------Same as above Anv rope used to convey signals by means of “ Jerks” , etc.—...... —---- ——-----v ' T T C * Signal rope------— Aropeused to convey signals from a diver working below the surface of the water to a boat Yes- Signal rope—Deep Sea Diving. Ropesused to steady lifeboats and prevent them from capsizing while being low ered fromdavits Yes. Skates—Vertical (lifeboats). Rones either spliced endless, knotted or used in conjunction with rigid platforms and used for Slings (below 3" circ.)------tSe transference of cargo or equipment by means of hooks, derricks or hoists, etc.; the sling is secured around the object to be moved. Y e s - Slings— (3" erirc., and larger).. Artineinserted between the ground or trawl line and the anchor or to serve as a point of attach­ Sling shotsr—Halibut fishery. ment of the buoy line. Slip line.. A^ope bS^to^eanchor* cable "outboard ofthehawsepipeand secured on the vessel’s quarter Yes. Slip rope. used in slipping the cable. Slip shots______See Sling shots...... -...... -...... -...... Smiting line______See Rip cord—sailing ships...... *----- Snells.______Snorter______If h a n d le used" around the deck" of a trawfer to move heavy objects...... Yes. Snubbing rope {W dia. and larger). A rope used to hold or retard the progress of a load or object...... Snubbing rope (under X" dia.)------Same as a b ove....— -...... —— ------*"■*'■ Yes- Sounding line______A^ope'used inwith" oil well billing tocouple or "uncouple lengths of pipe---- - ^ Spinning lines______Spray hood hem rope...... — C^n^te^fTOT^lines between each otter"doorand its coraesponSngwing"" ^¿"propose of Yes. Spreaders—Otter trawls—Stem set.. these lines is to increase the distance between the doors and thus increase the eflciency of the Yes- Consists of 1 or 2 lines between each otter door and its corresponding wing. The purpose Spreaders—Otter trawls—Side set. of these lines is to increase the distance between the doors and thus mcrease the efficiency of SeeMowina lines. A line used in mooring or docking to check the vessel fromgoing forward or Spring lines. Istern headffig a tln angle of 45° to tie keel. Includes bow sprmg, quarter spring, waist spring, stern spring, etc. Sprit hem r o p e ...... _____ ... _____ Bolt rope—sail------—- — -—------— ------...... Sprit line______..... ____ Line used to raise sprit sail on Bristol Bay gill netters-— Sprit tackle.______... __ Tacks used to adjust sprit sail...... -...... Stage painter line______Yes. Staging rope {%" dia. and larger)---- A^ope rucf tteougteMocks to'raise" and "lower"a temjwrary platform supporting" workmen. Staging rope (below $6" dia.)...... Same as above. —------...... Staging rope—Deep sea diving___... L ln ^ ^ s ^ t o ^ S n t iin stationMy geM in’ ^Vition’s’uch as the lines" leading from fyke nets Stake lin es.....___ .... ____ . . . . . pound nets, or trap nets to stakes or piling. 7194 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944

End use Definition Manila Agave Restrictions on other fibers

Stationary tackle...______A triple purchase to hold up the boom of a trawler...... Stay...... Yes. A rope used for supporting a mast...... I . . . ” .11! ...... ‘ Yes. Stay running backstay...... Used in a small sailing vessel to stay the mast, the weather one being"set up ’and’the lee "one loose Steadying lines...... See guy lines...... Yes. Steering gear—Emergency rope. Emergency steering apparatus for operating steering device of disabled "vessels by’ hand...... Yes. Steeple jack ro p e ....______See Bos’n’s chair rope...... J...... Stem line...... See mooring line______!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"!! J Stern fasts__...... ______Used by menhaden purse boats whfleVhVy"MrberngVowed”behind"theTMVe‘ boat” ^d"^VhVy approach a school of fish. Yes. Stern line. See Mooring lines. A line used in mooring or docking to check the vessel from going forward Line is led aft thru stem chock making an angle of less than 46° to the keel. Stevedoring rope... See Falls Cargo. A special rope for high speed hoisting; used over winch or a gipsy head Stops______See_ Reef points______Stopper...... A line used to steady or stop the working end of a vessel’s cargo boom ” ! ...... Stopper-menhaden. A line used to stop the working end of the purse boat lifting tackle___ _ Stowage rope______See lashing rope______Yes. Strap..:______A rope spliced endless, usually with a short splice used ¿ ’suspending or making fast." Asm'ali" sling is sometimes called a strap. Strap—A n ch o r...... ___ _ A short line with an eye splice in each end, one of which is attached to the anchor Strap— Belly...... A rope passed around a boat for hanging a kedge anchor in carrying out the anchor Yes. Strap— Bow (Small Boats). A line passed through a hole in the stem of a skiff or small boat and spliced to form a loop The skiff painter is attached to this loop. Strap-block_____ A strap used to suspend a block aloft...... Yes. Strap—Buoy keg_ Consists of two lines tightly fitted around the side ofakegand interfaced topreve'nt theirwork-’ ing over the ends. The two loops are provided with two bridles for fastening the buov line and flagpole. Strap—Flagpole______Consists of a bridle attached to the flagpole and a line for attaching to the buoy keg Strap-lifting (fishery)». A strap used to wrap around nets, lines or objects in order to hook them to the lifting tackle!! Yes. Straps—Skate bottom. Consists of 4 short lines spliced one to each comer of a small square of canvas. Two adjacent lines are provided with a grommet and the complete “ skate bottom” is used to hold a skate of gear in proper manner and prevent tangling. Strap—Splitting. Consists of a loop passed through straps located at suitable points around the fish bag so as to Yes. divide the catch into convenient portions while unloading the net. The splitting strap and cod end are hove to the surface by the haul-up line and lifted aboard by the fishing tackle. Strap—Tow___ A heavy rope, spliced endless and used for side towing by harbor tugs Yes. Sweep Lines___ Used to support heavy sweep bar over sheaves under barges in sounding for high spots...... Tack______The rope by which the forward lower comer of a fore and aft sail is held down and secured” ” Yes. Tackline...... The rope that hauls down the tack of a gaff topsail...... Tackline__ .... A short length of line used to separate flags in a hoist___ ” ” !!!!!!!!” !!!!” ” ” " Tag line...... A rope used to guide loads which are being hoisted and moved off the groun d!!!!!!! ” ” ” Tarpaulin rope. » roP®' usually attached to, and for securing or making fast a tarpaulin...... !.!! Telegraph line.. A small transmission rope used in the oil field for controlling the speed of the engine from the derrick floor. Tent r.ope—Guy line.. Rope used in tying down or securing ten ts...... Tent rope—Shelter___ The rope used on the halves of shelter tents...... — — ...... Tie ropes—Cover...... Small lines not attached to covers or tarpaulins but "which areused to’secure or lash "a cover to or around an object. Tie rope...... A small rope usually diam. used for staking out grazing animals__-..______Tie down rope—Aircraft.___ A rope used to tie down or otherwise secure aircraft to the ground as a protectionAgainst being' Yes. damaged by wind, etc. 6 Tiller ropes (vessels—5 net .ons and A line running from the steering windlass through blocks to the tiller...... over). Yes. Tiller rope (vessels—under 5 net tons). Same as above...... ______Top lift...... See Boom lift...... !!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! *...... Topping lift (below %" diam.)...... A tackle or rope leading from the head of a mast of a vessel or derrick employed to raise or tOD the end of a boom. v Topping lift 06 " diam. and larger)... Same as above. Yes. Torpedo lines—oil well______Approximately J4" diam. rope used to lower explosives into oil or gas well preparatory to ' “ shooting” the well. . Yes. Yes. Tow line—Automobile, trucks and A short length of rope for towing a vehicle. Usually has an eye splice in one or both ends____ mechanized equipment. Tow line—Canal barges and cargo A rope used in towing canal barges or b o ats...... ___ ..... _____ ...______vessels (below 3" circ.). Tow line—Canal barges and cargo Same as above______- ______r___ vessels (3" circ. and larger). Yes. Tow line—Life boat___ ...... Used to tow a life boat behind a larger vessel or behind another life boat Tow line—Seine and purse boat ... Yes. The line used for towing the seine or purse boat behind the fishing boat Yes. Tow line—Skiff (fishery)...... —...... See Painter—seine...... Tow line—Stern (tug boat) (smaller The line used by tug boats to hold the stern’ of thc'tug to thet’ow ” ! ! ! ! ! ! than 3" circ.) Tow line—Stem (tug boat) (3" circ. Same as a b o v e ...... ______and larger’). Yes- Tow line—Tender (fishery)______Used to tow heavy scows laden with fish...... Tow line—Towing spar...... Yes. Used to tow spar which keeps ships in position...... !-!!!._!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”!! Yes. Tow lines—Mines______The ropes used for towing heavy machinery in mines______!” Tow lines—Seaplanes and Airplanes.. Yes. Rope used in towing seaplanes, flying boats and land planesat bases and airports...... Yes. Tow lines—Tug boat (smaller than I he lines used by tug boats for t owing ships, barges, scows, etc. It is the lino between the tug 3" circ.). and the tow, or when the tow consists of more than one unit, the line between the units. Tow lines—Tug boat (not smaller Same as above...... than 3" circ.). Yes. Towing line—Purse seine...... See hauling line (purse seine)...... Traces...... ■ Rope traces used as a substitute for leather traces in some types of harness usually farm or ar­ tillery harness. Trap hanging lines. See net rope______...... ___ ...... Traveler line...... Line secured to sounding boom and'to lower and'hoist! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ” ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ” ! ” ” ! ” ! ” ” T raw l lines______A long line eonsistmg of 1 or more “ skates” , “ tubs” , or coils of gear set in a continuous and sub­ stantially straight line. With the exception of crab trot lines, the trawl lines have snells or gangmgs attached at regular intervals. Tree surgery r o p e ...... : ...... ___ A utility rope used as the name implies______...... Trip line...... The line used for holding a dory or tender off s h o r e .!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Trip ropes______A utility rope used to trip unloading devices______...!„.!!!!! r * Tripping line______’ A line used for capsizing a sea anchor. A line used for releasing a pelican hook! e tc !” ” ...... Trolley car rope...... A rope used to pull down and secure a trolley pole Trot line...... Cotton only. Used as the mam or ground line for crab fishing and flag lines!” ! ! ! ! ! " ! ! " ” ...... Cotton only. Truck rope...... ___ ” ” ” A rope used in making loads fast on a truck or to serve as a lacing to prevent "loads from "being" lost out of the rear of a truck. Tunnel lines______;______See net rope______.______Turntable lines______. . . ” A line used by West Coast purse se’iners'to"swing" "the "turntable!" One "end "is "attached" to’ a" comer of the table, the other is brought to the gypsy. T y e...... The pendant fif the purchase for hoisting the yards Up and down line______!” See breast lin e.______" ' Yes___ Utility Rope....____ ...... Rope used for making small straps,"seizing,"etc” ! ! ...... Vang rope___ .... ______A rope running from end of gant to the deck...... ” ...... —— —...... FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 7195

Restrictions on Manila Agave End use Definition other fibers

Yes. Vang rope H i" diam. and larger)...... Used for swinging the cargo boom in loading or discharging cargo...... Vang rope (below 7/i" diam.)------Same as above..______¿ -V"j------Small twisted or braided ropes used for the operation of Venetian blinds...... Cotton only. Venetian blind rope...... Yes. Warps______A light hawser used to draw a vessel to a pier or some other fixed object...... Water bag.— —. ----——...... Rope handle or sling attached to fabric water bag for desert use...... -...... Weather Cloth—Sheet lines...... A rope used to support canvas rigged as shelter in life boats------Well ropes....------;...* ------Ropes used for raising and lowering the bucket in water wells...... ------A three strand rope &A" to 7" drc. which connects the foregoers to the sh ip...... Yes. Whale rope...... Yes. Wheel rope (vessels over 10 net tons) ~ A line from the steering windlass through blocks to the metal linkage which connects with the tiller. Yes. Wheel rope (vessels under 10 net tons). Same as above------— ------— r — ------A rope used to draw or drag or pull an object by means of a power or hand driven winch, cap­ Winch rope------stan or gypsy head, etc. , ...... ,, Yes. Window cleaning rope...... A safety rope, a jam. and larger used through a window cleaner s belt to attach him to the building. Yes. Wing control line (otter trawls). Line used to steady wing of a trawl...... -----...... Rope used in the manufacture of wire and cable to remove excessive lubrication and to polish Wiping rope...... surface of the wire or cable. . , . . , . , , . Yes. Wire rope centers— (larger than The fiber rope coré serving as a base or cushion around which .wire strands are twisted in tne diam.). manufacture of wire rope. Wire rope centers— HJi*" diam. and Same as above------— —------smaller). Yam twisted alternately with strands of wire in manufacturing of spring lay type cables.... Yes. Wire rope surface yams------Yes. Wrecking cable------A cable laid rope usually 10" eirc. and larger used in floating stranded ships...... - ...... Whip rope—Ammunition...... — See Falls—ammunition...... —-...... v r zrrw - v.'V J V i:v r c :' Yes. Whip line—Lyle gun------An intermediate-line between the shot line and the auxiliary line used initially to haul out the auxiliary line and also to draw the breeches buoy back and forth along the auxiliary lme. Yacht rope. Rope used for the running rigging of yachts------•— ...... — — ------

Schedule B— Cordage End U se List The use of agave fiber for the manufacture of binder and baler twine will be authorized as stated in paragraph (d) (2). Normal end uses of agave twine are as follows.« -■ «_____ Agave A ______£ _ is ___ now/vrklwr permitted n r h a r n only where indicated.

Restrictions on Manila Agave End use Definition other fibers

A single ply twine, usually tarred or dyed for binding Christmas trees in bundles for shipping.. Christmas tree twine. Single yam, generally tarred, put up in stranded or many end form, used in tying up fodder. Fodder yam...... — This yarn is comparable to a binder twine, in certain parts of the country where a mechanical binder is used for harvesting a binder twine, hi other parts where the binding of sheaves is done by hand, fodder yam is used. Hambrofine...... -...... — See seizing stuff...... -----...... -...... — Twine used to hang hard fiber nets to lines...------— ------— ------—— Yes. Hanging twine—Hard fiber nets. - Yes. Hanging twine—Soft fiber nets.. Twine used to hang soft fiber nets to lines------—------Heading twine______See Marline—lobster------—...... Generally sisal twine—twisted into strand form usually 60 ends. 2 or 3 ply...... Hide rope______See seizing stuff______——------—— - — ------— ————------— House-line....______A single yam put up in strandéd or many end form either tarred or untarred...... Lathyam______See seizing stuff------...... ------—------— Marline...... ______A twine required in the manufacture of the inside tunnel of lobster p o ts ...... — ~ Marline—Lobster------Yes. Nettwine—Otter trawls...... A hard laid twine, usually 2,3, or 4 ply in sizes from #600 to #1360 used for the manufacture of hard fiber fishing nets. Also for mending nets. Piping cord. The cord used in a roll edge trim for furniture, etc ...... — ...... Ring yams.. See wrapping twine. A single yam usually put up m stranded or many end form and used for general tying purposes. Roundline______Ageneralterm covering fiñériz^oTropéimd twine used for seizing larger ropes and rabíes...... Seizing stuff______A yam put up in single end form, used for tying up bundles of shingles. Tarred and untarred . .. Shingle y a rn ...______- Small stu ff...______See seizing stuff...... a------...... Sp unyam______— See seizing stuff------— ...... Wormline______InVmeraf, ringle’ or’píied twine,' twisted or’iaid.’used for tying or bundling purposes and prac­ Wrapping twine—Tying twine. tically every industry uses tying twine in some form.

which a preference rating was assigned is P artial L ist oe Prohibited I tems Net rope—sport nets: Rope used on sport nets: Tennis net6, badminton, volley ball, hereby extended to July 25, 1944. The following list includes, for complete­ deck tennis nets, hockey goal nets, etc. 2. The time within which persons who were ness, end uses which have purposely been Shoe soles: A rope used in the meg of rope assigned a preference rating under Children’s Apparel Plan No. 2 of Schedule A are required omitted from the foregoing lists. Further soled shoes. manufacture of such items from any cordage Sporting and gymnasium equipment: See ac­ to purchase materials for which a preference fiber is prohibited. However, if an end use is robatic rope. rating was assigned is hereby extended to not included on either previous list, or if not Swing rope: Rope used in park or children's July 25, 1944. 3. All Individual directions heretofore is­ authorized by subdivisions (ii) or (iii) of swings. paragraph (b) (1), it is a prohibited use. Tow rope— ski: A special rope used for towing sued under the above mentioned Special Pro­ skiers to the top of a ski slope or slide. grams are hereby amended to conform with End Use—Definition Toys and Games: L e. Quoits, jump ropes, the above. Acrobatic rope: Rope used for various types etc. Issued this 28th day of June 1944. of acrobatic stunts or exercises in circuses Trapeze rope: See acrobatic rope. W ar P r o d u c t io n B oard, and gymnasiums, etc. [F. R. Doc. 44-9449¡> Filed, June 28» 1944; Bumpers: A thick woven or braided mat By J. Jo se ph W h e l a n , 11:05 a. m.j which serves as a cushion on which drums Recording Secretary. or barrels are dropped when unloading [F. R. Doc. 44-9450; Filed, June 28, 1944; trucks, etc. 11:05 a. m.j Climbing rope: See acrobatic rope. Also P art 3290— T e x t il e , C l o t h in g and mountain climbing rope. L eather Display or decoration rope: Rope used as the P art 3301—C o rk , A sbestos, and F ibr o u s end use implies. [Conservation Order M—328B, General G lass Grommets— games: See toys and games. Direction 1] Gymnasium rope: See acrobatic rope. [General Allocation Order M-8-a, Mats— door: Mats used for wiping feet before The following direction is issued pur­ Direction 1[ suant to Conservation Order M-328B: entering building. cork Net rope— banner nets: A rope to which Is 1. The time within which persons who The following direction is issued pur­ rigged or suspended a web of netting used were assigned a preference rating under suant to General Allocation Order for advertising display purposes, generally Children’s Snow Suits Plan No. 1 of Schedule M- —a ; over streets. A are required to purchase materials for 8 7196 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944

No person shall use cork of any type for prices than the maximum prices estab­ port, which are governed by the Second the manufacture of the following products, lished under this regulation. Revised Maximum Export Price Regula­ and no person shall deliver any cork in raw, semi-finished, or finished form which (c) No person shall agree, offer, solicit, tion. he knows or has reason to believe will be or attempt to do any of the foregoing. (e) Geographical applicability. The used in the manufacture of the following Sec. 2. Less than maximum prices. provisions of this regulation shall be ap­ products: Lower prices than those established by plicable to the forty-eight states of the Table mats this regulation may be charged, demand­ United States and the District of Colum­ Coasters ed, paid or offered. bia. Handle grips '(except for fishing tackle Sec. 3. Adjustable pricing. Any per­ S ec. 5. Federal and state taxes. Any and industrial tools) son may agree to sell at a price which can tax upon, or incident to, the sale, deliv­ Toy and game products be increased up to the maximum price in ery, processing, or use of a product cov­ Decorative and novelty products effect at the time of delivery; but no per­ ered by this regulation imposed by any The above restriction applies to reground son may, unless authorized by the Office statute of the United States or statute or composition scrap beginning July 15, 1944, of Price Administration, deliver or agree ordinance of any state or subdivision but does not apply to it prior to that date. to deliver at prices to be adjusted upward thereof, shall be treated as follows in de­ This direction supersedes the directive let-, in accordance with action taken by the termining the maximum price and in ter of March 2, 1944, sent to all cork manu­ facturers. Office of Price Administration after de­ preparing records with respect thereto: livery. Such authorization may be given If the statute or ordinance imposing such Issued this 28th day of June 1944. when a request for a change in the ap­ tax does not prohibit the seller from stat­ W ar P roduction B oard, plicable maximum price is pending, but ing and collecting the tax separately from B y J. Joseph W h elan, only if the authorization is necessary to the purchase price, and the seller does Recording Secretary. promote distribution or production and if separately state it, the seller may collect, it will not interfere with the purposes of in addition to the maximum price, the [F. R. Doc. 44-9451; Filed, June 28, 1944; the Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, amount of the tax actually paid by him as amended. The authorization may be or an amount equal to the amount of tax given by the Administrator or by an yof- paid by any prior vendor from whom he ficial of the Office of Price Adminisitac^ purchased. tion to whom the authority to grant such **— Sec. 6. Records and reports, (a) Every Chapter XI—Office of Price Administration authorization has been delegated. The person making sales after June 26, 1944, authorization will be given by order. of barium chemicals for which maximum P art —C h e m ic a ls 1335 S ec. 4. Applicability of this regulation prices are established under this regula­ [M PR 543] and relationship to other maximum price tion shall keep for inspection by the regulations— (a) Applicability. This Office of Price Administration for so long CERTAIN BARIUM CHEMICALS regulation applies only to technical as the Emergency Price Control Act of A statement of the considerations in­ grades of the following barium chemi­ 1942 remains in effect, complete and ac­ volved in the issuance of this regulation, cals: • curate records Of each purchase or sale, issued simultaneously herewith, has been (1) Barium carbonate, precipitated, 98%- showing the date thereof, the name and filed with the Division of the Federal 99% (BaC03). address of the buyer and the seller, the Register.* (2) Barium chloride, 99%-100% (B a C L ). price contracted for or received and the M axim um Price R egulation 543— Certain (3) Barium nitrate, 99%-100% [B a(NO s) a]. quantity of each type and grade of such Barium Chemicals This regulation does not apply to: barium chemicals purchased or sold. Sec. (4) The so-balled “pure” (as distin­ (b) Every reseller making sales after 1. Prohibition against sales of barium chem­ June 26, 1944 of barium chemicals for icals at higher than maximum prices. guished from technical) grades of the above listed barium chemicals. Ex­ which maximum prices are established 2. Less than maximum prices. by this regulation shall also keep for in­ 8. Adjustable pricing. amples of the pure grades which con­ spection by the Office of Price Adminis­ 4. Applicability of this regulation and rela­ tinue to be subject to the General Maxi­ tionship to other maximum price mum Price Regulation are: Pure; C. P. tration for so long as the Emergency regulations. (Chemically Pu re); U. S. P. (U. S. Phar­ Price Control Act of 1942 remains in 5. Federal and state taxes. macopoeia) ; and A. R. (Analytical Re­ effect, records showing as precisely as 6. Records and reports. agent) . possible the basis upon which he deter­ 7. Evasion. mined maximum prices for such barium 8. Enforcement. (5) Any barium chemical other than those listed above. Examples of such chemicals under section 13 of this regu­ 9. Licensing. lation. 10. Definitions. chemicals which continue to be subject to 11. Applications for adjustment. the General Maximum Price Regulation (c) The persons mentioned in para­ 12. Petitions for amendment. are: barium sulfide, barium peroxide,, graphs (a) and (b) above shall keep such 13. Maximum prices for certain barium barium oxide, barium hydrate, barium other records and shall submit such other chemicals. silico fluoride and barium perchlorate. reports to the Offiqp of Price Adminis­ tration in addition to or in place of the A uth ority; Secs. 1 to 13, inclusive (b) Relationship of this regulation to (§ 1335.1054), issued under 56 Stat. 23, 765; the General Maximum Price Regulation.* records required in said paragraphs or the reports mentioned in section 13 here­ Püb. Law 151, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. The provisions of this regulation super­ 7871; E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681. sede the provisions of the General Maxi­ of as the Office of Price Administration may from time to time require. S e c t io n 1. Prohibition against sales of mum Price Regulation with respect to S ec. 7. Evasion. Price limitations set barium chemicals at higher than maxi­ sales and deliveries of barium chemicals forth in this regulation shall not be mum prices. On and after June 27,1944, covered by this regulation. evaded, whether by direct or indirect regardless of any contract, agreement, (c) Relationship of this regulation to lease, or other obligation: methods, in connection with any offer, the Maximum Import Price Regulation.* solicitation, agreement, sale, delivery, (a) No person making a sale of a The provisions of this regulation shall purchase or receipt of, or relating to barium chemical for which maximum not apply to sales and deliveries of im­ barium chemicals, alone or in conjunc­ prices are established by this regulation ported barium chemicals which are gov­ tion with any other commodity, or by shall sell, deliver, or transfer such erned by the Maximum Import Price way of commission, service, transporta­ barium chemical at prices higher than Regulation. tion, or other charge, discount, premium, the maximum prices established under (d) Relationship of this regulation to or other privilege, or other trade under­ this regulation. the Second Revised Maximum Export standing, or otherwise. (b) No person purchasing a barium Price Regulation.* The provisions of this chemical for which maximum prices are S e c . 8. Enforcement. Persons violating regulation shall not apply to sales and any provision of this regulation are sub­ established by this regulation shall buy deliveries of barium chemicals for ex- or receive such barium chemical in the ject to the criminal penalties, civil en­ course of trade or business at higher 19 F.R. 1385, 5169. forcement actions, license suspension * 9 FJR. 2350. proceedings, and suits for treble dam­ »Copies may be obtained from the Office • 8 FJR. 4132, 5987, 7662, 9998, 15198; 9 F.R. ages provided for by the Emergency Price of Price Administration. 1036. Control Act of 1942. FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 7197

tory cost per unit where applicant s Sec. 9. Licensing. The provisions of <2) Description of applicant’s busi­ current over-all profits on an annual Licensing Order No. I ,4 licensing all per­ ness including a list by major groups of basis are favorable as judged by his own sons who make sales under price control, all commodities manufactured. (3) A statement showing dollar sales or the industry’s historical experience. are applicable to all sellers subject to this (2) To an amount sufficient to make regulation. A seller’s license may be volume of the barium chemical for the adjusted price per unit equal to fac­ suspended for violations of the license which a price increase is needed and to­ tory costs per unit, plus general admin­ of one or more applicable price sched­ tal dollar sales volume for the last com- • istrative and selling expenses per unit, ules or regulations. A person whose li­ plete calendar or fiscal year and for the where applicant’s current over-all profits cense is suspended may not, during the most recent period for which informa­ period of suspension, make any sale for tion is available. on an annual basis are normal as judged which his license has been suspended. (4) A statement showing with respect by his own or the industry’s historical experience or where his sales of barium Sec. 10. Definitions, (a) When used in to such barium chemical the factory this regulation, the term (1) “Manufac­ cost per unit and administrative and chemicals constitute a substantial por­ turer’s broker or agent” means any per­ selling expense per unit for the first six tion of the sales volume of his business son, other than a manufacturer, who months of 1944, the last complete calen­ or of a plant or division thereof. sells any barium chemical subject to this dar or fiscal year and for the most re­ (3) To an amount sufficient to make regulation and ships it to the buyer di­ cent period for which the information is the adjusted price per unit equal to total rectly from the manufacturer’s plant. available, including cost per unit, plus an adequate margin (2) “Reseller” means any person othe*— (i) Itemization of direct material and of profit per unit, where applicant’s cur­ than a manufacturer or manufacturer’s labor costs per unit, and if increased la­ rent over-all profits- on an annual basis broker or agent, who buys and sells for bor costs are shown, a full explanation are unfavorable as judged by his own or his own account any barium chemical of the reason for the increase and a the industry’s historical experience. subject to this regulation which is showing that any wage rates subject to (4) Notwithstanding limitations on the shipped to the reseller’s buyer from the approval by the War Labor Board have amount of adjustment heretofore indi­ reseller’s place of business. The same been approved by that Board. cated, no adjustment granted under this person may act as a manufacturer’s (ii) Other factory costs properly as­ section shall exceed the amount by which broker -or agent for one shipment and as signable to the production of such bar­ applicant’s per unit factory cost for such a reseller of another shipment. ium chemical. (This may include: in­ barium chemical has increased since the (3) “Ton” means 2,000 pounds. direct labor, factory supplies, repairs maximum price which he requests be ad­ (4) “ Factory cost” means and includes and maintenance of building, machin­ justed was established. Furthermore, materials, labor, and such indirect man­ ery and equipment, insurance, property regardless of applicant’s earnings posi­ ufacturing costs as are properly assign­ taxes, depreciation at normal rates on tion, no adjusted price shall exceed fac­ able to the production of a barium chem­ plant and equipment actually used in tory or total cost per unit if i historically manufacture, purchased utility serv­ applicant has sold such barium chemical ical subject to this regulation. (5) “Over-all profits” means over-all ices, and other items commonly asso­ at not more than factory or total cost aggregate dollar profits (adjusted for ciated with factory operation). per unit. (iii) General administrative and sell­ (c) Orders issued under this section. changes in investment and before deduc­ ing expenses such as: executive and ad­ tion of income and excess profits taxes) ♦ The Office of Price Administration may ministrative salaries, office expense, of a barium chemical producer, or in the authorize or deny by order the maximum commissions, advertising, and similar event such person is a parent, subsidiary prices requested or any modification items but not including income and ex­ thereof and may also adjust the maxi­ or affiliate of other corporations or busi­ cess profit taxes, charges to war re­ ness units, of the entire investment , en- mum prices of resellers, processors and serves, or reserves for contingencies. industrial users. It may require in ap­ terprisc. (5) The method of allocating indirect (6) “Base-period” means 1936-1939, in­ propriate cases a compensatory decrease factory costs and administrative and in the maximum prices for another prod­ clusive, or other period which is deter­ mined to be representative of peace-time selling expenses to such barium chemi­ uct or products manufactured by appli­ cal and the method of charging inven­ operations by the Office of Price Admin­ cant. tories used in determining material Sec. 12. Petitions for amendment. istration. (b) Unless the context otherwise re­ costs. Any person seeking an amendment to (6) Profit and loss statements and quires, the definitions set forth in sec­ any provision of this regulation may file balance sheets for each of the calendar a petition for amendment in accordance tion 302 of the Emergency Price Control or fiscal years between 1936 and 1939, with the provisions of Revised Procedural Act of 1942 shall apply to other terms inclusive; for the most recent full fiscal used herein. Regulation No. 1.“ or calendar year; and for the latest Sec. 13. Maximum prices for sales of Sec. 11. Applications for adjustment. Any manufacturer of a barium chemical period for which information is available certain barium chemicals— (a) By man­ subject to this regulation may apply for prior to the date of^filing the application. ufacturers or manufacturers’ brokers or an adjustment of his maximum prices I f applicant is a parent, subsidiary or agents. Maximum prices for sales of established under this regulation if the affiliate of other corporations or business barium chemicals subject to this regula­ Office of Price Administration finds that units, the financial data must be sub­ tion by manufacturers and manufactur­ there is a general shortage of supply of mitted for the entire investment enter­ ers’ brokers or agents shall be the prices such barium chemical, and if it can be prise. If this information has been sub­ set forth below. Such prices shall be shown that the factory costs involved in mitted previously to the Office of Price (except as otherwise specifically directed Administration on Form A or on any applicant’s production thereof have in­ other form, applicant should indicate herein) subject to the same discounts, creased so substantially since his current when and with whom it was filed. Fur­ credit terms and other trade practices maximum price was established that an thermore, the filing of this data for years ' prevailing on a transaction of the same adjustment of such price is necessary to prior to 1943 is optional provided reports type by the same seller during March enable him to maintain or expand his are available from the Bureau of In ­ 1942. production of said commodity. ternal Revenue. Should the applicant The prices listed below are f. o. b. man­ (a) Information to be submitted. Any prefer, this information will be requested ufacturer’s shipping point (except where application filed hereunder shall be in by the Office of Price Administration di­ otherwise specified) and are based on net accordance with Revised Procedural rectly from the Bureau of Internal weight. Such prices shall not be in­ Regulation No. 1 and shall include the Revenue. creased by any charge for containers, following unless such information is al­ (b) Amount of adjustment. No ad­ commissions or brokers’ fees. ready on file with the Office of Price Ad­ justment will be made under this section (1) Barium carbonate, precipitated, ministration and the applicant so indi­ unless the Price Administrator finds that a price increase is necessary to aid in 98%-99% (BaCOs)— (i) Regular grade cates. securing essential supply. Furthermore, Cincluding free-flowing, high-reactivity (1) Proposed maximum prices and any adjustment granted under this and regular ceramic grades). method of arriving at the latter. section shall be limited as follows ’ (1) To an amount sufficient to make 8 7 P.R. 3901; 8 F.R. 3315, 3533, 0173, 11806; 9 F.R. 1594. 4 8 P.R. 132040. the adjusted price per unit equal to fac- 7198 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944

[Carload lots) Applications for the establishment of 27, 1944, the words “ a Board.” should such maximum prices shall be submit­ appear at the end of section 15.11. ted by registered mail to the Chemicals In 50 pound In 250 and Drugs Price Branch, Office of Price paper pound barrels Administration, Washington, D. C., prior bags to sale, and shall be accompanied by a P art 1315—^Rubber and P roducts and M a­ description of the particular barium terials of W h ich R ubber I s a Co m ­ Chicago Copper & Chemical Co., Per ton Per ton ponent Blue Island, 111...... $70.00 $75.00 chemical and the nature of the transac­ All other manufacturers . 60.00 65.00 tion involved, the seller’s maximum price [M PR 220,* Amdt. 16] under the General Maximum Price Reg­ CERTAIN RUBBER COMMODITIES N ote: $5.00 per ton may be added to the ulation, the current selling price and the above prices for shipments of less than car­ maximum price proposed. The seller A statement of the considerations in­ load lots. must also furnish any additional infor­ volved in the issuance of this amend­ ment, issued simultaneously herewith, (ii) Sulphur-free grade (containing mation which the Office of Price Admin­ istration may require. Sales may be has been filed with the Division of the less than, 0.1% sulphur). $5.00 per ton Federal Register.* may be added to the prices established made at such proposed price after the date of mailing such application subject, The present provisions of § 1315.1555 for regular grade in subdivision (i) are designated (a) Minor changes and a above. however, to approval by the Price Ad­ ministrator. If, at the expiration of 20 new paragraph (b) is added to read as (2) Barium chloride, technical, 99%- follows: 100%— (i) Crystals (BaClr-2HiO ). days from the date of mailing the ap­ plication (or all additional information (b) Maximum price of cable wrapping [Carload lots] which may have been requested) the tape where buna-S (G R -S ) or butyl seller has not been advised by the Office (G R -I) is substituted for natural rubber. In 100 of Price Administration of its disapproval The maximum price of cable wrapping pound In 500 water­ pound of the proposed maximum price, such tape which differs from cable wrapping proof bags barrels proposed price may be considered as au­ tape delivered or offered for delivery by thorized. In the event of any modifica­ the manufacturer during March, 1942, Per ton Per ton tion of an unauthorized price, refund only because of the substitution of A ll manufacturers ___ $73.00 $75.00 shall be made accordingly. The Office of buna-S (GR-S) or butyl (G R -I) for Price Administration may, at any time, natural rubber shall be determined as N ote: $5.00 per ton may be added to the by order, disapprove and modify any follows: above prices for shipments of less than car­ maximum price established under this (1) I f the manufacturer quoted prices load lots. section. for the natural rubber tape during March (ii) Anhydrous, below 1% moisture (b) Maximum prices for sales by re­ 1942 by the linear yard or square yard, (BaCU). sellers. The maximum prices for sales the maximum price of the cable wrap­ Carload lots in by resellers of a barium chemical sub­ ping tape made of buna-S (GR-S) or 100-pound water­ ject to this regulation shall be such re­ butyl (G R -I) shall be the same as the proof bags seller’s maximum prices as determined maximum price of the natural rubber Per ton under the provisions of the General tape. All manufacturers______$105.00 Maximum Price Regulation except as (2) If during March 1942 the manu­ N ote: $13.00 per ton may be added to the specified below: facturer quoted prices for the natural above price for shipments of less than car­ (1) On sales of barium carbonate pre­ rubber tape by the pound, he shall de­ load lots. On all shipments of anhydrous, cipitated, regular and sulphur-free termine the maximum price for the prices shall be f. o. b. manufacturer’s ship­ grades, the reseller may add to his maxi­ cable wrapping tape made of buna-S ping point, freight equalized with competi­ tive shipping point nearest the buyer. mum prices as determined under the (GR-S) or butyl (G R -I) to each class General Maximum Price Regulation, of purchaser as follows: (3) Barium nitrate, 99%-100% $0.75 per 100 pounds on material pur­ (i) The manufacturer shall determine lBa(N03) ¡I— (i) Regular grade, granu­ chased from Chicago Copper & Chemical his March 1942 price per square yard of lar or powder. Co., Blue Island, Illinois or $0.25 per 100 the natural rubber tape for each class of pounds on material purchased from purchaser. For example: If during In 500 pound bar­ other manufacturers located east of the March 1942 the natural rubber tape sold rels, per pound Rocky Mountains. for 40£ per pound and weighed 60 pounds (2) On sales of technical grades of per 100 square yards, his March 1942 Carload Less than barium chloride crystals the reseller may price for a square yard is 40^X60^-100= . lots carload 240 per square yard. lots add to his maximum prices as deter­ mined under the General Maximum (ii) The price determined under (i) Chicago Copper & Chemical Co.: Price Regulation $0.20 per 100 pounds. above shall be the maximum price per Blue Island, 111...... $0.11 $0.115 N ote: All reporting and record-keeping re­ square yard of the buna-S (GR-S) or A ll other manufacturers_____ 0.095 0.10 quirements of this regulation have been ap­ butyl (G R -I) cable wrapping tape for proved by the Bureau of the Budget in each class of purchaser. This price may (ii) Hub-brand, granular recrystal­ accordance with the Federal Reports Act of be converted into a price per pound. For lized grade (.guaranteed to pass 100% 1942. example: If the maximum square yard through a 100-mesh screen). Effective date. This regulation shall price is 24tf and the buna tape weighs All manufacturers______0.135 0.14 become effective June 27,1944. i 50 pounds per 100 square yards, the max­ Issued this 27th day of June* 1944. imum price p^r pound would be 24

Part 1341—Canned and P reserved F oods § 1351.1950 Maximum prices for al­ of delivery; but no person may, unless [MPR 475,1 Arndt. 3] falfa hay. Under the authority vested authorized by ,the Office of Price Admin­ in the Price Administrator by the Emer­ istration, deliver or agree to deliver at DRIED FRUITS, 1943 AND LATER CROP gency Price Control Act of 1942, as prices to be adjusted upward in accord­ , A statement of the considerations in­ amended, and Executive Order 9250 and ance with action taken by the Office of volved in the issuance of this amend­ Executive Order 9328, Second Revised Price Administration after delivery. ment, issued simultaneously herewith, Maximum Price Regulation No. 322 (A l­ Such authorization may be given when a has been filed with the Division of the falfa Hay) which is annexed hereto and request for a change in the applicable Federal Register.* made a part hereof, is hereby issued. maximum price is pending, but only if Maximum Price Regulation No. 475 is A uth o rity: § 1351.1950 issued under 56 the authorization is necessary to pro­ amended in the following respects: Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151; 78th Cong.; E.O. mote distribution or production and if 1. Section 2 (f) is amended to read as 9250, 7 P.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, 8 P.R. 4681. it will not interfere with the purposes follows: Second Revised M axim um Price Regulation of the Emergency Price Control Act of (f) All maximum prices, except for 322—Alfalfa Hay 1942, as amended. The authorization Government sales, include brokerage. Sec. may be given by an order of the Admin­ The packer shall maintain his customary 1. Applicability. istrator or of any official of the Office of cash and quantity discounts to different 2. Sales at other than maximum prices. Price Administration having the author­ classes of purchasers. 3. Definitions, ity to act upon the pending request for 4. Evasion. a change in price or to give the authori­ 2. Section 2 (j) and (k) are revoked. 5. Licensing. zation. This amendment shall become effective 6. Records and reports. (b) Prices lower than the maximum July 5, 1944. 7. Enforcement. 8. Protests and petitions for amendment. prices established by this regulation may (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th 9. Base prices.* be charged and paid. Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, 10. Maximum prices for sales of all alfalfa Sec. 3. Definitions. When used herein 8 F.R. 4681) hay. the following terms shall have the fol­ Issued this 28th day of June 1944. 11. Markups of dealers and retailers; limita­ lowing meanings. tions on the inclusion of such markups “Alfalfa hay” and “ grades of alfalfa Chester B o w les, in computing maximum prices. hay” mean alfalfa hay and grades of Administrator. 12. Invoices and information which must be shown thereon. alfalfa hay as established in the Hand­ [P. R. Doc. 44-9459; Piled, June 28, 1944; book of Official Hay Standards issued by 11:38 a. m.j S e c t io n 1. Applicability. Except as the Department of Agriculture. provided in paragraph (a) of this sec­ “Person” means an individual, corpo­ tion, this regulation shall apply to all ration, partnership, association or other sales within the 48 states and the Dis­ organized groups of persons or the legal trict of Columbia of domestic and im­ P art 1351— F ood and F ood P roducts successor or representative of any of the ported alfalfa hay whether sold for im­ foregoing and includes the United States [2d Rev. MPR 322] mediate or future delivery. or any other Government or political ALFALFA HAY (a) Exceptions— (1) Export sales. subdivision or agency of any of thé fore­ This regulation shall not apply to any going. • Revised Maximum Price Regulation export sales of alfalfa hay. The maxi­ “Feeder” means, with respect to any No. 322 is redesignated Second Revised mum price for such sales shall be de­ lot of alfalfa hay, a person who feeds Maximum Price Regulation No. 322 and termined in accordance with the provi­ alfalfa hay to animals. is revised and amended to read as here­ sions of the Second Revised Maximum “Importer” means, with respect to any inafter set forth. Export Price Regulation. lot of alfalfa hay produced outside the In the judgment of the Price Admin­ (2) Emergency purchases. This reg­ continental United States, the first per­ istrator it is necessary and proper to es­ ulation shall have no application to any son to whom such alfalfa hay is delivered tablish maximum prices for sales of al­ alfalfa hay purchased by the United in the continental United States and falfa hay throughout the 48 states and States or any of its agencies under such who thereafter sells such hay within the the District of Columbia of the United circumstances of emergency as to make 48 states or the District of Columbia. States. immediate delivery imperative, and as to On that sale the Importer will always Insofar as this regulation may use render it impossible to secure or unfair also be either a producer, dealer or re­ specifications and standards which were to require immediate delivery at the tailer, according to the manner in not, prior to such use, in general use in maximum price which would otherwise which he sells and the definition appro­ the trade or industry affected or insofar be applicable, if such purchases and de­ priate thereto, and he will be referred to as their use was not lawfully required by liveries are made pursuant to the provi­ herein as an importer-producer, im­ another Government Agency, the Ad­ sions of section 4.3 (f) of Revised Sup­ porter-dealer or importer-retailer, as ministrator has determined with respect plementary Regulation No. 1 to the Gen­ the case may be. to such standardization that no prac­ eral Maximum Price Regulation, as “Producer” means, with respect to any ticable alternative exists for securing ef­ amended. lot of alfalfa hay: fective price control with respect to the S ec. 2. Sales at other than maximum (a) A person who grew or harvested commodities subject to this revised reg­ prices, (a) Regardless of any contract the lot of alfalfa hay; or ulation. or obligation, no person shall sell or de­ (b) A land owner who received the lot A statement of the considerations in­ liver, and no person, in the course of of alfalfa hay as, or in lieu of, rent. In volved in the issuance of this regulation trade or business, shall buy or receive both cases it includes a importer-pro­ has been issued simultaneously herewith alfalfa hay at a price above the maxi­ ducer. and filed with the Division of the Fed­ mum price established herein, nor shall “Dealer” means, with respect to any eral Register.* In the judgment of any person agree, solicit or attempt lot of alfalfa hay, a person who buys the Administrator the prices established to do any of the foregoing: Provided, such hay and sells the same to feeders by this regulation are and will be gen­ however, That this prohibition is subject in carload lots or to any person other erally fair and equitable and will effectu­ to the exceptions provided in subpara­ than a feeder in any quantity. ate the purposes of the Emergency Price graphs ( 1) and (2) of this paragraph. “Retailer” means, with respect to any Control Act of 1942, as amended. So far (1) Any contract for the purchase or lot of alfalfa hay: as practicable the Administrator has ad­ sale of alfalfa hay made prior to July (a) Any person, other than the pro­ vised and consulted with members of the 3, 1944, which was not in violation of ducer, who sells the same to a feeder in industry which will be affected by this any maximum price regulation in effect a less than carload lot; or second revision of Maximum Price Regu­ at the date of its execution may be per­ (b) A producer who sells alfalfa hay lation No. 322. formed according to its terms until No­ grown by him in a less than carload lot vember 1, 1944. to a feeder who has a farm or feed lot ‘ Copies may be obtained from the Office of (2) Any person may agree to sell at located either in the same county where Price Administration. a price which can be increased up to the hay was grown or in a county abut­ 18 P.R. 13707, 14215, 16687; 9 P R . 899. the maximum price in effect at the time ting thereon, and who delivers the hay No. 129------3 7200 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944

off the farm where grown to such farm Warren, Venango, Forest, Clarion, Jefferson, (b) Upon demand every such seller or feed lot of his purchaser; or Elk, McKean, Potter, Cameron, Clearfield, shall submit such records to the Office of and Tioga; the following counties in New (c) A producer who unloads alfalfa Price Administration and keep such fur­ York: Chautauqua, Erie, Cattaraugus, Ni­ ther records as the Office of Price Ad­ hay grown by him into a warehouse or agara, Orleans, Genesee, Wyoming, Alle­ store operated by him as a separate place gany, Livingston, Monroe, Wayne, Ontario, ministration may from tftne to time re­ of business not located on the farm Yates, Steuben, Chemung, Schuyler, Seneca, quire.3 where the hay was grown, and who sells Cayuga, Tioga, Tompkins, Cortland, Onon­ Sec. 7. Enforcement. Persons violat­ the same to a feeder in a less than car­ daga, Madison, Oneida, ‘Oswego, Lewis, Jef­ ing any provision of this regulation are load lot. In all cases, it includes an im­ ferson, St. Lawrence; the foUowing counties subject to the license revocation and sus­ porter-retailer. in Virginia; Lee, Scott, Washington, Russell, pension provisions, civil enforcement ac­ Wise, Dickenson, Buchanan and Tazewell; “ Supplier” means, as to any seller, the tions, suits for treble damages and crimi­ and Garrett County, Maryland. nal penalties as provided in the Emer­ person from whom he purchased the al­ Area 4 is comprised of the following: The falfa hay being priced. states of Alabama, Georgia, Florida, South gency Price Control Act of 1942, as “Customer” means, as to any seller, the Carolina, North Carolina, Delaware, Vermont, amended. person to whom he sells- the lot of alfalfa New Hampshire, Maine, the District of Colum­ S ec. 8. Protests and petitions for hay being priced. bia, the following counties in New York: amendment. Any person desiring to file “ Ton” means 2,000 pounds. FrankUn, Clinton, Essex, Hamilton, Herkimer, a protest against or seeking an amend­ “Market” means, with respect to any Warren; Washington, Saratoga, Fulton, Mont­ ment of any provisions of this regulation gomery, Schnectady, Rensselaer, Otsego, Che­ may do so in accordance with Revised lot of alfalfa hay, any point within the nango, Broome, Delaware, Sullivan, Ulster, 48 states or the District of Columbia Green, Albany and Schoharie; the following Procedural Regulation No. 1 issued by where such hay is sold after it has been counties in Pennsylvania: Bedford, Blair, the Office of Price Administration. shipped from the farm where grown, and Fulton, Huntingdon, Franklin, Adams, York, S ec. 9. Base prices. The appropriate the corporate or switching limits, if any, Lancaster, Chester, Delaware? Philadelphia, base price is determined by reference to of that point. Bucks, Montgomery, Northampton, Pike, the following factors: “Carload lot” means either a lot of Wayne, Susquehanna, Bradford, Lycoming, The month in which delivery is made alfalfa hay of 20,000 pounds or more or Sullivan, Wyoming, Lackawanna, Luzerne, or is to be made; Monroe, Columbia, Carbon, Montour, Union, a lot of alfalfa hay of 10,000 pounds or Mifflin, Juniata, Snyder, Northumberland, The grade of the hay; more when shipped in a mixed car or Schuylkill, Lehigh, Perry, Dauphin, Lebanon, Whether the hay is baled or loose, and pool car. Berks, Centre, Clinton, and Cumberland; if baled, the manner of baling; “Less than carload lot” means any lot Morgan, Berkeley and Jefferson counties in The area of production in which it was of alfalfa hay other than a carload lot. West Virginia, all the counties in Virginia produced. In the case of imported hay, “Transportation cost” means: except Lee, Scott, Washington, Russell, Wise, the area of production shall be deemed (a) When transportation is by for- Dickenson, Buchanan and Tazewell and all to be the area in which the point of hire carrier: the state of Maryland except Garrett County. Area 5 is comprised of the following states: entry is located. (1) If the shipment originates at a New Jersey, Rhode Island, Connecticut, (a) Unless an official certificate of point in the continental United States, Massachusetts; and the following counties in grade has been issued, base prices for all the actual lawful transportation charges, New York: Orange, Rockland, Westchester, grades of unbaled alfalfa hay are as exclusive of loading charges not custo­ Putnam, Dutchess, Columbia, Nassau, Suf­ follows: marily included in such transportation folk, Bronx, New York, Kings, Queens and . Richmond. charges, incurred in delivering to th* May, June, January, July, purchaser; S ec. 4. Evasion. The provisions of this February, Decem­ Area August, Novem­ (2) I f the shipment originates outside regulation shall not be evaded whether by March, ber ber April September, the continental United States, the low­ direct or indirect methods in connection October est rail rate of freight applicable to the with any offer, solicitation, agreement, shipment from the point of entry to sale, delivery, purchase or receipt of al­ 1 $20.60 $19.00 $19.50 $20.00 destination; 2...... 22.00 20.50 21.00 21.50 falfa hay, alone or in conjunction with 3 23.60 22.00 22.50 23.00 (b) When transportation is by other any other commodity, or by way of com­ 4 25.00 23.50 24.00 24. 50 than for-hire carrier, the reasonable mission, service, transportation, or other 5...... 26.60 25.00 25.50 26.00 value of the transportation service, ex­ charge, or discount, premium or by tying- clusive of loading, not to exceed the max­ agreement or other trade understanding (1) When an official Federal or State imum price the person could lawfully or by changing a previous business prac­ certificate of grade has been issued with charge a third person for a like service tice, or otherwise. respect to the lot of alfalfa hay in ques­ if performed as a for-hire carrier other S ec. 5. Licensing. The provisions of tion, the foregoing base prices shall be than a common carrier; Licensing order No. 11 licensing all per­ increased by $2.00 per ton, if the certifi­ (c) When the shipment is by a com­ sons who make sales under price control, cate describes the hay in question as bination of the foregoing the sum of the are applicable to all sellers subject to this U. S. No. 1 Alfalfa or U. S. No. 2 Leafy amounts computed for each factor of regulation. A seller’s license may be sus­ Alfalfa, or by $5.00 per ton, if the cer­ transportation. pended for violations of the license or one tificate describes the hay in question as “This regulation” means Second Re­ or more applicable price schedules or reg­ U. S. Extra Leafy Alfalfa. vised Maximum Price Regulation No. 322, ulations. A person whose license is sus­ (b) For any lot of baled alfalfa hay, or as amended. pended may not, during the period of the foregoing base prices shall be in­ “Areas of production” are as follows: suspension, make any sale for which his creased by $5.00 per ton, if the hay was Area 1 is comprised of the following: The license has been suspended. These pro­ baled by the single compress method, or states of Montana, North Dakota, South Da­ visions do not apply to any producer sell­ by $7.00 per ton, if the hay was baled by kota, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wyoming, Colo­ ing alfalfa hay produced by him. the double compress method. rado, and the following counties in Kansas S ec. 10. and all counties west thereof: Barber, Pratt, Sec. 6. Records and reports. (a) Every Maximum Prices for Sales of Stafford, Barton, Russell, Osborne and Smith. seller subject to this regulation shall keep all alfalfa hap— (a) By the producer. Area 2 is comprised of the following: The for inspection by the Office of Price Ad- The maximum per ton price for a sale or states of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Cali­ ministrat*on for so long as the Emer­ delivery of alfalfa hay by the producer fornia, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, gency Price Control Act of 1942, as shall be the appropriate base price plus Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa, amended, remains in effect, his custo­ his transportation cost, if any. Wisconsin, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, mary records including, if any, all bills, (1) Limitations on payment. I f the and that portion of Kansas not included in invoices and other documents relating purchaser bears any expense for services Area 1. connected with the growing, cutting, pil­ Area 3 is comprised of the following: The to every sale or delivery of alfalfa hay Btates of Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, after the effective date of this regulation.* ing, collecting from field or assembling Kentucky, West Virginia except Morgan, at points on farm where available for Berkeley, and Jefferson Counties; the fol­ 18 F.R. 13240. ready transportation from farm, or for lowing counties in Pennsylvania: Somerset, * The record keeping and reporting require­ Fayette, Greene, Washington, Westmoreland, ments of this regulation have been approved * Subject to the approval of the Bureau of Cambria, Indiana, Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, by the Bureau of the Budget in accordance the Budget pursuant to the Federal Reports Armstrong, Lawrence, Mercer, Crawford, Erie, with the Federal Reports Act of 1942. Act of 1942. FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 7201

baling (if purchased baled), the amount customer an invoice or bill of sale which P art 1382—H ardw ood L um ber of such expense borne by the purchaser must show the sales price and the area of [MPR 432,1 Amdt. 4] must be deducted in making payment of production in which the hay was grown, the appropriate maximum price herein­ and must separately state all transporta­ NORTHERN HARDWOOD FLOORING before set forth. tion costs and markups included in the A statement of the considerations in­ (b) By a dealer or retailer. The max­ invoice price. volved in the issuance of this amend­ imum per ton price for a sale or delivery ment, issued simultaneously herewith, This revised regulation shall become of alfalfa hay by a dealer or by a re­ effective July 3, 1944. has been filed with the Division of the tailer shall be determined by adding his Federal Register.* transportation cost and the appropriate (56 Stat-. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th Section 7 (c) is amended by striking ‘ markup set forth in section 11, either to: Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, out the date “June 1, 1944” in the sec­ (1) His supplier’s maximum price on 8 F.R. 4681) ond undesignated paragraph, and sub­ the sale to him, adjusted to reflect the Issued this 28th day of June 1944. stituting “July 15, 1944” in its place. difference, if any, between the base price This amendment shall become effec­ for the month in which the seller makes C hester B o w l e s , tive June 28, 1944. delivery and the base price for the month Administrator. Issued this 28th day of June 1944. Approved: in which his supplier made delivery to C hester B o w l e s , him; or M a r v in J o n e s , Administrator. (2) Where the retailer is also the pro­ War Food Administrator. ducer, to the appropriate base price set 4®. R. Doc. 44-9462; Filed, June 28, 1944; forth in section 9 of this regulation. [F. R. Doc. 44-9460; Filed, June 28, 11:38 a. m.J 11:37 a. m.] Sec. 11. Markups of dealers and retail­ ers; limitations on the inclusion of such markups in computing maximum prices. (a) The maximum markup of the re­ P art 1375— E xport P rices P art 1394—R a t io n in g of F uel and F u e l tailer, with respect to any. lot of alfalfa {2d Rev. Max. Export Price Reg.,1 Amdt. 8] P roducts hay, shall be: [Rev. RO 11,* Amdt. 14] “T^d.OO per ton where unloaded into the A statement of the considerations in­ retailer’s warehouse or store not located volved in the issuance of this amend­ FUEL OIL ment has been issued simultaneously on the farm where the alfalfa hay was A rationale for this amendment has grown; or if not so unloaded, either: herewith and has been filed with the Division of the Federal Register.* been issued simultaneously herewith and $1.50 per ton where the retailer is also has been filed with the Division of the The 2d Revised Maximum Export the producer; or Federal Register.* $3.00 per ton in all other cases. Price Regulation is amended in the fol­ lowing respects: Revised Ration Order 11 is amended Because a retailer is defined as being a in the following respects: 1. The proviso in section 3 (b), which person who sells to a feeder, there cannot 1. Section 1394.5363 (a) (2) is amended was added by Amendment No. 5, is re­ be more than one sale by a retailer of a to read as follows: lot of alfalfa hay and not more than one voked. retail markup can ever be added on the 2. A new paragraph (e) is added to (2) Where portable or non-portable sale of a single lot of alfalfa hay. section 3 to read as follows: space heaters are to be used, not more than 550 square feet of floor area may (b) Except as limitations on total deal­ (e) An exporter who would be entitled ers’ markups are provided in paragraph be counted for each such space heater, to receive a Government subsidy or sim­ except that in Zone D not more than 950 (c) the maximum markup of any dealer ilar payment for the exported commodity who sells a lot of alfalfa hay delivered square feet of floor area may be counted if he sold it for civilian consumption for each non-portable space heater, and elsewhere than on the farm where grown within the United States, but who is not not more than 850 square feet of floor shall be: entitled to receive such subsidy or similar $4.00 per ton if warehoused by the area may be counted in Zones A3, B3 and payment when he exports the commod­ C3 for each non-portable circulating dealer and resold in a less than carload ity, may increase his base price other­ lot to any person other than a feeder; space heater having an output of 50,000 wise applicable under this section (which or more British Thermal Units; and $2.00 per ton in all other cases. may not exceed the maximum price he No markup is permitted on a delivery by might charge a domestic civilian pur­ 2. Section 1394.5363 (a) (3) is amended a dealer unless the hay has been removed chaser of the same class) by the amount to read as follows: from the farm where grown. of such subsidy or similar payment. An (c) If there are several sales of a sin­ (3) If more than one space heater is exporter who is required to and does to be used, the allowable floor area (as gle lot of alfalfa hay by different dealers, pay any amount to any Government the total amount of all dealers’ markups, limited in subparagraph (1) and (2) ) for agency by way of reimbursement for any each space heater shall be added, and the regardless of the number of such sales, subsidy or similar payment made or to shall not exceed the applicable amount maximum heating allowance shall be be made to him or to any other person figured for that total. determined under the following rules: by the Government with respect to the (1) If the hay is being resold in the exported commodity, may increase his 3. Section 1394.5363 (c) is added as first market into which it moves after base price otherwise applicable under follows: being shipped from the farm, this section by the amount of such reim­ (c) Children’s allowance. If one or (1) $4.00 per ton if the hay has been bursement. warehoused by the seller and is being re­ more children under six (6) years of age sold in a less than carload lot to any This Amendment No. 8 shall become regularly live in the premises to be person other than a feeder, or effective July 5, 1944. heated, the renewed ration (whether be­ (ii) $2.00 per ton in al" other cases; low or the maximum allowable pursuant (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th to Table IX ) may be increased by adding (2) If the hay is being resold in a mar­ Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, to the renewed ration an amount not ket other than the first market into 8 F.R. 4681) exceeding ten (10) percent of the re­ which it moves after being shipped from Issued this 28th day of June 1944. newed ration. However, the maximum the farm, children’s allowance that may be added (i) $6.00 per ton if the hay has been C hester B o w l e s , Administrator. is the amount specified in § 1394.5361 (b) warehoused and is being resold in a less for the zone in which the premises are than carload lot to anyone other than a [F. R. Doc. 44-9461; Filed, June 28, 1944; located. feeder, or 11:37 a. m.J [ ^ t * * * * * . (ii) $4.00 per ton in all other cases. This amendment shall become effec­ ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office tive on July 3, 1944. Sec. 12. Invoices and information of Price Administration. which must he shown thereon. On each *8 F.R. 4132, 5987, 7682, 9998, 15193 ; 9 F.R. 18 F.R. 10079, 12180; 9 F.R. 171, 4476, 5925. sale of hay, the seller shall give his 1036, 5435, 5923. * 9 F.R. 2357. 7202 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944

(Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended form, a statement setting forth the name 1. Section 1407.21 (c) (9) is amended by Pub. Laws 89 and 507, 77th Cong., and address of the transferor, the num­ by inserting in the last sentence thereof Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong.; WPB Dir. 1, ber of pairs of each type of rubber foot­ between the words “any establishment” 7 F.R. 562; Supp. Dir. 1-0, as amended, wear acquired, and the number of pairs and the words “ at which” the following: 8 P.R. 14199; E.O. 9125, 7 P.R. 2719) of each type of rubber footwear repre­ “ (except an establishment at which sented by the certificates acquired. A sugar is used only for educational pur­ Issued this 28th day of June 1944. copy of the statement shall be sent to the poses under the direction of the Depart­ C hester B o w l e s , District Office within 5 days after the ment of Agriculture or the Extension Administrator. transfer. Service of the Department of Agricul­ (2) The person making the transfer [P. R. Doc. 44-9463; Piled, June' 28, 1944?* ture) .” shall, in addition to the requirements of 2. The heading of § 1407.182b is * paragraph (a) of this section, report to amended to read as follows: “Issuance the District Office the name and address and use of checks by Extension Service of of the transferee, the number of pairs Department of Agriculture.” P art 1404—R a t io n in g of F oo tw ear of each type of rubber footwear to be 3. Section 1407.182b (a) is amended by [RO 6A,1 Amdt. 12] transferred, and the number of pairs of substituting the words “ for its educa­ each type represented by the certificates tional purposes” for the words “for dem­ m e n ’s rubber boots and rubber w o r k to be transferred. onstrations sponsored by it.” SHOES (c) Moving of establishment. If a 4. Section 1407.182b (c) is amended by A rationale accompanying this amend­ person moves his establishment to a new substituting the words “ for educational ment, issued simultaneously herewith, location, that moving shall not be con­ purposes of” for the words “for demon­ has been filed with the Division of the sidered a transfer under this order. strations sponsored by.” Federal Register.* (d) Transfer of business of employ er- 5. Section 1407.182b (e) is amended by Ration Order 6A is amended in the consumer. Any person who buys or substituting the words “educational pur­ following respects: otherwise acquires substantially all the poses of” for the words “purpose of 1. Section 2.14 (a) is amended by de­ assets of an employer-consumer business demonstrations sponsored by” and by leting the last sentence of the paragraph. or operation, may acquire any rubber substituting the words “for educational 2. Section 3.6 is amended to read as footwear included among the assets purposes involving” for the words “ to follows: without certificates for the purpose of demonstrate.” furnishing such rubber footwear to the This amendment shall become effec­ Sec. 3.6 Closing and transfer of busi employees of the business, Provided, tive July 3, 1944. nesses— (a) Closing of establishments. That he keeps title to the rubber foot­ Within five days after an establishment wear. If any rubber footwear so ac­ (Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong.; E.O. 9125, 7 is closed, the owner or his representative quired is transferred in any other man­ F.R. 2719; E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; WPB shall surrender to the District Office serv­ ner, certificates must first be obtained Dir. No. 1 and Supp. Dir. No. IE, 7 F.R. ing the area in which the establishment and such certificates must be surrendered 562, 2965; War Food Order No. 56, 8 F.R. is registered: to the District Office within five days. 2005; War Food Order No. 64, 8 F.R. (1) The certificate of registration (e) Closing of business of employ er- 7093) issued to the establishment, consumer. If an employer-consumer Issued this 28th day of June 1944. (2) All rubber footwear purchase cer­ closes his business, he may transfer C hester B o w l e s , tificates it has on hand (except those ration-free any footwear that has been Administrator. transferred in accordance with para­ worn. He may transfer new rubber graph (b) of this section) and, footwear if he first obtains certificates. [F. R. Doc. 44-9465; Filed, June 28, 1944; (3) All inventory records required to The certificates received must be sur­ 11:39 a. m.] be kept by this order and a statement rendered to the District Office within showing the number of pairs of each type five days. of rubber footwear on hand on date of This amendment shall become effec­ art a t io n in g o f ood and ood closing. P 1407—R F F He shall also report any certificates tive July 3, 1944. P roducts (showing the type and number of pairs) N ote: All reporting and record-keeping re­ [Rev. RO 13,1 Amdt. 43] owed to or by the establishment and the quirements of this amendment have been name and address of the person to or approved by the Bureau of the Budget in PROCESSED FOODS from whom the certificates are due. Any accordance with the Federal Reports Act of 1942. A rationale for this amendment has certificates owed to the establishment by been issued simultaneously herewith and another shall thereafter be deemed to be (Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong, as amended has been filed with the Division of the owed to the District Office. However, the by Pub. Laws 89,421 and 507,77th Cong.; Federal Register.* District Office may require the owner of WPB Dir. 1, 7 F.R. 562, Supp. Dir. 1-N, Revised Ration Order 13 is amended the establishment to collect all certifi­ 7 F.R. 7730; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719) in the following respects: cates owed to it and to return all certifi­ Issued this 28th day of June 1944. 1. The last sentence of section 6.1 (a) cates it owes to other persons or estab­ is deleted and the following substituted C hester B o w l e s , lishments. therefor: (b) Transfer of establishments. (1) Administrator. It also includes any place (except a Any person may, with the prior approval [F. R. Doc. 44-9464; Filed, June 28, 1944; of the District Office, acquire without ll:40 a. m.] place where processed foods are used for certificates, for permissible transfer, the sampling or demonstration in accord­ rubber footwear and certificates of an ance with section 10.9 or a place where establishment which is disposing of all processed foods are used only for edu­ cational purposes under the direction of its assets or its entire rubber footwear P art 1407—R a t io n in g o f F ood and F ood the Department of Agriculture or the Ex­ department or line. (However, approval P roducts of the District Office is not required when tension Service o f the Department of [Rev. RO 3,1 Amdt. 28] the transfer is by operation of law or Agriculture) at which processed foods judicial process.) Within 5 days after SUGAR are used for experimental, educational, the transfer, the transferee must jpomply testing, or demonstration purposes. (The A rationale accompanying this amend­ with the provisions of section 2.12 (d). term “ demonstration” means showing a However, if the transferee is already reg­ ment has been issued simultaneously prospective purchaser how an item of istered, he shall, in lieu of such require­ herewith and has been filed with the processed foods looks, how it is prepared, ment, attach to his copy of the inventory Division of the Federal Register.* or how it tastes.) Revised Ration Order 3 is amended in ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office of the following respects: 1 9 F.R. 3, 104, 574, 695, 765, 848, 1397, 1727, Price Administration. 1817, 1908, 2233, 2234, 2240, 2440, 2567, 2701, i8 F.R. 7384, 9458, 11685, 15704; 9 F.R. 604, *9 F.R. 1433, 1534, 2233, 2826, 2828, 3031, 3032, 3073, 3513, 3579, 3708, 3710, 3944, 3947, 946, 2232, 2302, 3943, 5379, 6361. 3513, 3579, 3847, 3944, 4099. 4026, 4351, 4475, 4604, 4818, 4876, 5074. FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 7203

2. Section 23.9 is amended by substi­ “Industrial use” means any use of If the seller is the exclusive sales tuting the words “for the use of foods “foods covered by this order” in produc­ agent for all sales made from a mine, for educational purposes” for the words ing or manufacturing, for sale or “trans­ he may calculate the maximum October “for food demonstrations” wherever they fer”, a food for human consumption, 1943 commission in one of two ways at appear in that section. . which is not covered by this order, or a his option. He may calculate his maxi­ 3. Section 23.9 (b) is amended by de­ pharmaceutical. It also includes the use mum October 1943 commission in cents leting the words “ covered by the order” of a food covered by this order for ex­ per net ton for each type of transaction; in the second sentence; and by substi­ perimental, educational, testing, or dem­ or he may calculate the weighted aver­ tuting the words “ educational purposes” onstration purposes, and the use of “ra­ age of maximum October 1943 commis­ for the words “the purpose of demon­ tioned fats or oils” in the care and treat­ sions on all sales of all sizes of coals strations” in the last sentence. ment of the sick. from the same mine. Once the seller 4. Section 27.1 (a) (6) is amended by has determined which of the bases he substituting the words “for educational This amendment shall become effec­ tive July 3, 1944. will use, he shall continue to charge his purposes” for the words “for demonstra­ commission only on the basis elected tion purposes” in the second sentence. (Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended unless he obtains permission from the 5. Section 6.5 (f) (1) is amended by by Pub. Laws 89, 421, 507 and 729, 77th Price Administrator to change to the substituting the word “ educational” for Cong.; E.O. 9125, 7 P.R. 2719; E.O. 9280, other basis. the word “ demonstration”. 7 F.R. 10179; WPB Directive 1, 7 F.R. As used in this supplementary service This amendment shall become effec­ 562; and Supp. Dir. 1-M, 7 F.R. 8234; regulation, the terms: tive July 3, 1944. War Food Order No. 56,8 FJEt. 2005, 9 F.R. (a) “Same type of transaction” refers (Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended 4320; War Food Order No. 58,8 F.R. 2251, to the practice adopted by the commis­ 9 F.R. 4320; War Food Order No. 59, by Pub. Laws 89, 421, 507 and 729, 77th 8 sion seller in charging different com­ Cong., E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; E.O. 9280, F.R. 3471, 9 F.R. 4320; War Food Order missions for different types of transac­ No. 61, 8 F.R. 3471, 9 F.R. 4320) 7 P.R. 10179; WPB Directive 1, 7 P.R. tions. Entering into the adoption of 562; War Pood Order No. 56, 8 F.R. 2005, Issued this 28th day of June 1944. such practice are: in the case of bitu­ 9 P.R. 4319, and War Food Order No. 58, C hester B o w l e s , minous coal, sales of different size groups 8 P.R. 2251, 9 P.R. 4319) Administrator. of coals, .e. g., lump, double-screened, mine run, modified mine run, resultant Issued this 28th day of June 1944. (F. R. Doc. 44-9467; Filed, June 28, 1944; run of mine, screenings and slack sizes; C hester B o w l e s , 11:39 a. m.] in the case of Pennsylvania anthracite, Administrator. sales of different sizes, e. g., lump, egg, [F. R. Doc. 44-9466; Filed, June 28, 1944; stove, etc.; sales for different uses, such 11:38 a. m.] P art 1499—C o m m o d itie s and S ervices as railroad locomotive fuel uses; and [MPR 165, Supp. Service Reg. 30] sales.to different kinds of buyers, such as domestic dealers. In any event, the COMMISSION SELLING OF BITUMINOUS COAL term “ same type of transaction” shall AND PENNSYLVANIA ANTHRACITE P art 1407—R a t io n in g of P ood and P ood also mean a sale from the same mine. P roducts A statement of the considerations in­ (b) “Bituminous coal” means coal sold [Rev. RO 16,1 Amdt. 6] volved in the issuance of this supple­ subject to Maximum Price Regulation mentary service regulation, issued simul­ No. 120—Bituminous coal delivered from MEAT, FATS, FISH AND CHEESES taneously herewith, has been filed with mine or preparation plant. A rationale for this amendment has the Division of the Federal Register.* (c) “Pennsylvania anthracite” means been issued simultaneously herewith and For the reasons set forth in that state­ coal sold subject to Maximum Price Reg­ has been filed with the Division of the ment and under the authority vested in ulation No. 112—Pennsylvania anthra­ Federal Register.* the Price Administrator by the Emer­ cite. Revised Ration Order 16 is amended in gency Price Control Act of 1942, as This Supplementary Service Regula­ the following respects: amended, and Executive Orders Nos. tion No. 30 (§ 1499.2263) to Maximum 1. Section 7.1 (a) (1) is amended by 9250 and 9328, Supplementary Service Price “Regulation No. 165 shall become substituting the words “industrial use” Regulation No. 30 is hereby issued. effective July 1, 1944. for the word “It ” in the second sentence; § 1499.2263 Modification of maximum (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th and by inserting the following between prices established by Maximum Price Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, the first and second sentences: Regulation No. 165, as amended, for com­ 8 F.R. 4681) mission selling of bituminous coal or “ (The term ‘demonstration* means Issued this 28th day of June 1944. showing a prospective purchaser how an Pennsylvania anthracite delivered from item of food covered by this order looks, any mine or adjunct preparation plant. C hester B o w l e s , how it is prepared, or how it tastes.)” A person engaged in commission selling Administrator. of bituminous coal or Pennsylvania an­ [F. R. Doc. 44-9469; Filed, June 28, 1944; 2. Section 7.1 (a) (3) is amended by thracite delivered from a mine or ad­ 11:38 a. m.] substituting the word ‘‘educational” for junct preparation plant may determine the word “demonstration”. his maximum commission by the use of 3. Section 22.11 is revoked. the highest percentage rate he used dur­ 4. Section 22.12 (a) and (b) are ing March 1942 in connection with the Chapter X III—Petroleum Administration amended by substituting the words “for same type of transaction but he may for War the use of foods for educational purposes” not charge more than the highest amount [PDO 22] for the words “for food demonstrations” in cents per net ton he charged during wherever they appear in those sections; October 1943 in connection with the same P art 1543—P etr o leu m P r o cessing , R e ­ and the last sentence of section 22.12 (b) type of transaction; except that where f in in g , and M ark eting is amended by substituting the words the cents per net ton charged by the MANUFACTURE AND DELIVERY OF FUEL OIL “educational purposes” for the words seller was less than he could have “the purpose of demonstrations”. charged in accordance with a contract The fulfillment of requirements for the defense of the United States will re­ 5. The definition of “butter” in section he had in effect during October 1943, sult in a shortage of aviation gasoline, 27.1 (a) is amended by deleting the word he may charge no more than the cents diesel fuel, motor fuel, gas oil, and other “edible” from the first sentence. per net ton specified in such contract for the same type of transaction, nor petroleum products for defense, for pri­ 6. The definition of “industrial use” vate account, and for export; and the in section 27.1 (a) is amended to read may he charge more than the cents per as follows: net ton resulting from the application following order is deemed necessary and of the percentage rate specified in such appropriate in the public interest, to pro­ •Copies may be obtained from the Office contract to the maximum prices in effect mote the national defense and to pro­ of Price Administration. during October 1943 for the same type vide adequate supplies for military and *3 F.R. 6731. of transaction. other essential uses. 7204 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944

§ 1543.2 Petroleum Distribution Or­ Petroleum Administration for War, 855 tion in the same manner as provided der No. 22— (a) Definitions. (1) “Per­ Subway Terminal Building, 417 South under §§ 2.17 and 2.23. son” means any individual, partnership, Hill Street, Los Angeles 13, California, Promulgated as of this date in pursu­ association, business trust, corporation, stating fully the grounds of the appeal. ance of the action of the Federal Trade governmental corporation or agency, or (e) Effective date. This order shall Commission under date of May 4,1944. any organized group of persons, whether take effect the 28th day of June 1944. By direction of the Commission. incorporated or not. (E.O. 9276, 7 F.R. 10091; E.O. 9125, 7 A. N. Ross, (2) “District Five” means the States of F.R. 2719; E.O. 9319, 8 F.R. 3687; WPB Acting Secretary. Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, Dir. 30 8 F.R. 11559; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law and Arizona, and the Territories of [F. R. Doc. 44-9423; Filed, June 28, 1944, 671, 76th Cong., as amended by Pub. 10:54 a. m.] Alaska and Hawaii. Laws 89 and 507, 77th Cong.) (3) “Fuel oil” means residual oil, heavy crude oil, or either of these materials Issued this 28th day of June 1944. blended with a gas oil, which is to be R a l p h K. D avies, TITLE 34—NAVY burned for heating purposes. Deputy Petroleum (4) “ligh t domestic fuel” means any Administrator for War. Chapter I—Department of the Navy ^ fuel oil having a viscosity not above 60 P art 1— G en er al R e g u l a t io n s A f fe c t in g Saybolt Seconds Furol at 122° F. [P. R. Doc. 44-9392; Piled, June 28, 1944; 10:34 a. m.j t h e P u b lic (5) “Bunker grade fuel” means any fuel oil having a viscosity above 60 and SECURITY CONTROL OF PERSONNEL ON MER­ not above 150 Saybolt Seconds Furol at CHANT VESSELS IN U. S. WATERS 122° F. TITLE 16—COMMERCIAL PRACTICES By virtue of the authority vested in (6) “Railroad and heavy industrial me as Secretary of the Navy by Executive fuel” means any fuel oil having a vis­ Chapter I—Federal Trade Commission Order No. 9074 and subject to the direc­ cosity above 150 Saybolt Seconds Furol tion and supervision of the Commander at 122° F. P art 2— R u l e s op P ractice in Chief, United States Fleet, and Chief (7) “Furnace oil” means any distil­ HEARINGS ON COMPLAINTS of Naval Operations and to such limita­ late which is to be burned for heating tions as he may impose it is hereby purposes. Pursuant to the authority contained ordered as follows: (8) “Non-military use” means the use in sec. 6, 38 Stat. 721; 15 U.S.C., 46, the of fuel oil other than by the United States Commission, on May 4, 1944, amended 1 1.3009 Control, documentation and War Department, the United States Navy § 2.12 of its rules of practices to read as security intelligence interrogation of sea­ Department, the Foreign Economic Ad­ follows, effective July 1, 1944: men in the United States of America, (a) The Commandant, United States Coast ministration, the War Shipping Admin­ § 2.12 Hearings on complaints. All Guard, and such officers under his direc­ istration, and the military and naval hearings before the Commission or trial forces of the United Nations. tion as he may designate, are authorized examiners on complaints issued by the and directed to take such steps, institute (b) Specifications for fuel oil. No Commission shall be public, unless other­ person in District Five shall, for non­ such measures, and issue such regula­ wise ordered by the Commission. tions and orders as may be necessary for military use, manufacture or deliver: Upon the joining of issue in a proceed­ (1) Furnace oil of a viscosity below 43 security in connection with the presence ing upon complaint issued by the Com­ of officers and seamen (including alien Saybolt Seconds Universal at 100° F. mission, the taking of evidence therein officers and seamen) on merchant ves­ (2) Light domestic fuel of a viscosity shall proceed with all reasonable dili­ sels in the United States, Alaska, Terri­ below 35 Saybolt Seconds Furol at 122° F. gence and with the least practicable tory of Hawaii, Puerto Rico and the "Vir­ (3) Bunker grade fuel of a viscosity delay. gin Islands, including (1) any appro­ below 150 Saybolt Seconds Furol at 122° Not less than five (5) days’ notice of priate action by way of identification, F. the time and place of the initial hearing investigation and interrogation of such (4) Railroad and heavy industrial fuel before the Commission, a Commissioner, officers and seamen for the purpose of of a viscosity below 200 Saybolt Seconds or a trial examiner, shall be given by the determining whether their presence on a Furol at 122° F. Commission to counsel of record or to merchant vessel or waterfront facility Provided, That materials which do not parties. would, for any reason, be inimical to the meet the above specifications may be Hearings shall be stenographically re­ interests of the United States; (2) with­ manufactured as intermediate products ported by the official reporter of the holding of the issuance of licenses, cer­ which are thereafter blended to the above Commission and a transcript thereof tificates, employment cards, identifica­ specifications prior to delivery from the shall be made which shall be a part of tion cards or other seamen’s papers; (3) refinery for nonmilitary-use. the record of the proceeding. The tran­ appropriate action under the Regula­ (c) General exception for stocks on script so made shall be the sole official tions Relating to the Removal and Ex­ hand. This order shall not apply to fuel transcript. Transcripts will be supplied clusion of Persons from Vessels and oil which on the effective date hereof to a respondent or respondents and to Waterfront Facilities approved by the shall already have been shipped from the the public by the official reporter at rates Secretary of the Navy and the President refinery. not to exceed the maximum rates fixed (8 F.R. 16867), and (4) appropriate ap­ (d) Applications for specific excep­ by contract between the Commission and provals of persons for employment as tions. (1) Any person affected by this the reporter. officers and seamen on merchant vessels. order who considers that compliance Changes in the official record may be (b) All agencies and authorities of the therewith would work an exceptional made only when they involve errors Government of the United States con­ and unreasonable hardship upon him affecting substance and then only in the cerned in the matter are called upon may file an application for exception manner herein provided. No physical pursuant to paragraph 2 of Executive setting forth the pertinent facts and changes shall be made in or upon the Order No. 9074 to conform to all regu­ reasons why he considers himself en­ official record or copies thereof in the lations and orders issued by the Com­ titled to relief. All such applications for custody of the Commission. Lists of mandant of the Coast Guard or his des­ exception shall be filed in quadruplicate changes agreed to in writing by opposing ignated representatives under paragraph and shall be addressed to the Director- counsel may be incorporated into the (a) of this section, and to give such as­ in-Charge, Petroleum Administration for record, if and when approved by the sistance to the Commandant of the Coast War, 855 Subway Terminal Building, 417 trial examiner, at the close of evidence Guard and his representatives as their South Hill Street, Los Angeles 13, Cali­ in support of the complaint for good available facilities will permit. fornia. cause shown, or at the final hearing be­ (2) Any person whose application for fore the trial examiner, or at any time (E.O. 9074, 7 F.R. 1587) exception to this order has been denied thereafter before he files his report, and J am es F orrestal, in whole or in part may appeal to the at no other times. If any changes are Secretary of the Navy. Petroleum Administration for War, ordered by the trial examiner without Washington, D. C., by filing a letter in such written agreement between oppos­ [F. R. Doc. 44-9391; Filed, June-28, 1944; triplicate with the Director-in-Charge, ing counsel they shall be subject to objec­ 10:10 a. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 7205

TITLE 47—TELECOMMUNICATION (b) Information required. Special sion deems a hearing desirable. In case Chapter I—Federal* Communications application for exemption from the com­ a hearing is not held, the proceeding will petitive bidding requirement shall set Commission be disposed of on the basis of représenta-, forth, in the order indicated, the fol­ tions made in the application and in any P art 33— U n if o r m S y s t e m o f A cco u n ts lowing information: supplement thereto. Any interested per­ for C lass C T e le p h o n e C o m p a n ie s ( 1) Exact corporate name of appli­ son desiring to make representation to SURPLUS INCOME cant. the Commission as to the granting or (2) Government, State, or Territory denying of the application may submit Correction under laws of which the applicant was such representation in writing within 10 In F. R. Doc. 44-9223, appearing on organized and received its present days from the date of notice. Such rep­ page 7088 of the issue for Tuesday, June charter. resentation shall set forth clearly the in­ 27, 1944, the fourteenth line of § 33.2900 (3) The name of each State in which terest of such person in the application (c) should read “credited to surplus, applicant operates or proposes to oper­ and all facts relied upon, shall be made penalties and fines paid on”. ate. under oath, and shall show that a copy (4) General description and amount has been served upon the applicant. An of securities in respect of which exemp­ original and six copies thereof shall be TITLE 49—TRANSPORTATION AND tion is sought. filed with the Interstate Commerce Com­ RAILROADS (5) Purpose and uses of the proposed mission, Washington, D. C. issue and the proceeds thereof. Chapter I—Interstate Commerce (Sec. 439, 41 Stat. 495; 49 U.S.C. 20a) Commission (6) The facts and circumstances re­ lied upon by applicant to show that com­ And it is further ordered, That a copy P art 56— I ssuance o f S e c u r it ie s b y petitive bidding should not be required of these special instructions be served C arriers in the sale or other disposition of the upon each carrier by railroad, each cor­ applications for a u t h o r it y to se ll proposed securities. (If request for ex­ poration organized for the purpose of SECURITIES WITHOUT COMPETITIVE BIDDING emption from the competitive bidding engaging in transportation by railroad, At a session of the Interstate Com­ requirement is made in an application and each person considered a carrier by merce Commission, Division 4, held at its filed under section 20a pursuant to the railroad subject to the provisions ôf sec­ office in Washington, D. C., on the 1st instructions promulgated by the order tion 20a of the Interstate Commerce Act; day of June, A. D. 1944. of February 19, 1927, the information re­ and that netice of this order be given to Instructions governing special appli­ quired by this paragraph should be the general public by depositing a copy cations for exemption from requirement furnished in such application.) thereof in the office of the Secretary of that certain railroad securities issued (7) Why the special application is the Commission at Washington, D- C.; under the provisions of section 20a of necessary. and by filing it with the Director, Divi­ the Interstate Commerce Act be offered (8) The name, title, and post office sion of the Federal Register. for sale at competitive bidding. address of the officer or officers to whom N ote: The reporting requirement of this The conclusions and requirement of correspondence in respect of the appli­ order has been approved by the Bureau of the Commission stated in its report of cation should be addressed. the Budget in accordance with the Federal May 8, 1944, in Ex Parte 158, “In the (c) Form and style. ' The application Reports Act of 1942. Matter of Competitive Bidding in the shall conform with § 1.15 of the Com­ By the Commission, Division 4. Sale of Securities under Section 20a of mission’s general rules of practice. . (d) Execution. The original appli­ [ s e a l ] W. P. B artel, the Interstate Commerce Act,” 1 being Secretary. under consideration, and the matter of cation and supporting statements or ex­ special applications for exemption from hibits shall be signed on behalf of the Appendix the requirement there stated that cer­ applicant by its president, a vice pres­ Pertinent conclusions and the requirement tain securities issued under authority ident, auditor, comptroller, or other of the Commission in its report of May 8, granted pursuant to said section be of­ executive officer having knowledge of 1944, in Ex Parte 158, “In the Matter of Com­ fered for sale at competitive bidding be­ the matters therein set forth and duly petitive Bidding in the Sale of Securities ing also under consideration, and good designated for that purpose by the ap­ under section 20a of the Interstate Com­ cause appearing therefor: * plicant, shall be made under oath, and merce Act,” are as follows: shall show, among other things, that the W e find that for the proper administration, It is ordered, That the following spe­ execution, and enforcement of section 20a cial instructions be, and they are hereby, affiant is duly authorized to verify and of the Interstate Commerce Act we should approved, and that from and after June file the application. - require as a condition to our approval of the 30, 1944, said instructions shall be ob­ (e) Filing. The original application sale of railroad securities issued under the served by carriers by railroad, corpora­ and supporting papers, six copies thereof provisions of that section that such securities tions organized for the purpose of en­ for the use of the Commission, and one be offered .for sale at competitive bidding or gaging in transporation by railroad, and copy for the Governor of each State in at what we have heretofore considered tan­ which the applicant operates, shall be tamount thereto, viz, upon invitation of bids persons considered carriers by railroad for the purchase thereof. Proposals received subject to section 20a of the Interstate filed with the Secretary of the Interstate in response to such invitation should be Commerce Act under the provisions of Commerce Commission, Washington, opened only at such time and place as is any order of the Commission under par­ D. C. Each copy shall bear the dates specified in the invitation, and the duly au­ agraphs (2) and (3) of section 5 of said and signatures that appear in the origi­ thorized representative of any person mak­ act: nal and shall be complete in itself, but ing any such proposal should be permitted to the signatures in the copies may be be present at the opening of such proposals, § 56.25 Applications for authority to stamped or typed and the notarial seal and to examine each proposal submitted. If sell securities without competitive bid­ may be omitted. the right be reserved in the advertisement or ding— (a) Circumstances requiring spe­ invitation for bids, the railroad proposing the cial application. Special application for (f) Notice. Notice of the filing of the issue may properly reject all bids and call for exemption from the requirement that application will be given to and a copy new bids or seek such relief as the facts and securities issued under authority granted of the application filed with the Governor circumstances may warrant. of each State in which the applicant op­ We further find that such requirement pursuant to the provisions of section 20a should apply to all classes of railroad secu­ of the Interstate Commerce Act be of­ erates, with inquiry as to whether such rities other than equipment, as to which no fered for sale at competitive bidding Governor or other appropriate authority change in the present practice is contem­ should be filed only when for any reason of the State desires to be heard in the plated, except the following: it is not practicable to include the re­ matter. Notice of the filing of the ap­ (1) Common and preferred stocks; quest for such exemption in an applica­ plication will also be given to the public (2) Securities sold or otherwise issued pro tion filed pursuant to the instructions rata to existing holders of securities of, the by posting a copy thereof in the office of issuing company pursuant to any pre­ promulgated by order of the Commis­ the Commission at Washington, D. C. emptive right or privilege or in exchange for sion, by Division 4, under date of Febru- (g) Procedure upon application. Pub­ or extension of outstanding securities, or in ary 19, 1927, (§§ 56.1-6) respecting ap­ lic hearing will not be held in connection connection with any liquidation, reorganiza­ plications filed under that section. tion, or financial adjustment; with the application unless good cause (3) Any note or other security maturing in 1 See Appendix to this order. therefor is shown or unless the Commis­ not more than 3 years; 7206 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944

(4) Securities sold or otherwise issued cars used for the consignment has or B3-P-2887, B3-MP-1745) , as well as the when the total issue does not exceed have been loaded to not less than the areas and populations affected thereby $1,000,000, principal amount; tariff minimum weight or to full cubical and the nature of other broadcast service (5) Securities of any railroad company or visible capacity. available to those areas and populations. Issued in exchange for the securities or prop­ Announcement of partial vacation. 3. To determine whether the opera­ erties of any other railroad company acquired tion of applicant’s station as proposed pursuant to authority granted under the pro­ Each railroad, or its agent, shall file and visions of section 5 (2) of the act, and any post a supplement to each of its tariffs would tend toward a fair, efficient, and securities of such other company to be ac­ affected hereby, on not less than five equitable distribution of radio service as quired by any other person pursuant to such days’ notice, except as otherwise author­ contemplated by section 307 (b) of the authority. ized by the Commission, announcing Communications Act of 1934, as (6) Securities sold or otherwise issued to a partial vacation of Service Order No. 68 amended. railroad company by any of its subsidiary in accordance with the preceding para­ 4. To determine whether the opera­ companies pursuant to authority granted graphs. (40 Stat. 101, sec. 402, 41 Stat, tion of Station KMLB, as proposed in the under section 20a of the Act where such application of Liner’s Broadcasting Sta­ securities are not to be sold by the parent 476, sec. 4, 54 Stat. 901; 49 U.S.C. 1 (10)- company, but are to be held subject to our (17)) tion, Inc. (File No. B3-P-2939), would be further order; and And it is further ordered, That this consistent with good engineering prac­ (7) Any securities as to which we shall amendment shall become effective July tice and constitute a sound allocation of find, upon due showing by a railroad com­ 28, 1944; that copies of this amendment frequencies. pany, either upon application under the pro­ be served upon each common carrier by 5. To determine whether a grant of visions of section 20a or upon special appli­ railroad subject to the Interstate Com­ the instant application of Liner’s Broad­ cation preliminary to the filing of such ap­ merce Act and upon each State regula­ casting Station, Inc., would be consistent plication under section 20a, that sale at com­ with the policy announced by the Com­ petitive bidding should not be required. tory commission and upon the Associa­ Applications under section iMa to sell se­ tion of American Railroads, Car Service mission in its Memorandum Opinion of curities without competitive bidding on the Division; and that notice of this amend­ April 27,1942, and its various Statements ground that such securities come within one ment be given to the general public by of Policy supplemental thereto. of the foregoing specific exemptions should depositing a copy in the office of the Sec­ 6. To determine the extent of any in­ include a statement of facts relied upon to retary of the Commission at Washington, terference which would result from the show that the exemption applies. Special D. C., and by filing it with the Director, simultaneous operation of KMLB as pro­ applications for exemption from the competi­ Division of the Federal Register. posed and Stations CMGH, Matanzas, tive bidding requirement may be made pur­ Cuba; XELZ, Mexico City, Mexico; and suant to such special instructions as may By the Commission, Division 3. XEFI, Chihuahua, Mexico. hereafter be issued. [ seal] W. P. B artel, We further find that for the present no Secretary. 7. To determine whether the granting formal rule or regulations requiring the sales of this application would be consistent of railroad securities at competitive bidding [F. R. Doc. 44-9447; Filed, June 28, 1944; with the North American Regional should be promulgated. Railroads applying 10:48 a. m.j Broadcasting Agreement. after June 30, 1944, for authority to issue 8. To determine whether the instant securities under the provisions of section 20a application of Liner’s Broadcasting Sta­ will be expected ^to observe these findings. Notices tion, Inc. was filed for the purpose of [F. R. Doc. 44-9448; Filed, June 28, 1944; preventing or delaying construction of 10:48 a. m.] another broadcast station in applicant’s FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COM- community. MISSION. 9. To determine whether the public [S. O. 68,1 Arndt. 5] [File No. B3-P-2939 ] interest, convenience and necessity would be served by the grant of the ap­ P art 95—C ar S ervice L in e r ’s B roadcasting S t a t io n , I n c . plication of Liner’s Broadcasting Station, EXEMPTION ON BULK FREIGHT IN OPEN TOP Inc. and the applications of KNOE, Inc., ORDF''. SETTING HEARING DATE ON STATED CARS TRANSSHIPPED FROM OCEAN VES­ or any of them. ISSUES SELS I t is further ordered, That the appli­ cation of Liner’s Broadcasting Station, At a session of the Interstate Com­ In re application of Liner’s Broadcast­ ing Station, Inc. (K M LB ), Monroe, Lou­ •Inc. (KM LB) for construction permit merce Commission, Division 3, held at (File No. B3-P-2939) be and the same is its office in Washington, D. C., on the isiana; for construction permit; Docket No. 5994. hereby, consolidated for hearing with the 27th day of June, A. D. 1944. applications of KNOE, Inc., for construc­ Upon further consideration of the pro­ At*1Tsession of the Federal Communi­ cations Commission held at its offices in tion permit (File No. B3-P-2887) and visions of Service Order -No. 68, as for modification of construction permit amended (codified as § 95.15 of Title 49 Washington, D. C., on the 20th day of June 1944; (File No. B3-MP-1745), and that said C P R ), and good cause appearing there­ hearing be held at the offices of the for: It is ordered, That: The Commission having under consid­ eration in the application of Liner’s Commission in Washington, D. C., on Exemption on bulk freight in open top July 24, 1944, at 10 o’clock, a. m. cars transshipped from ocean vessels. Broadcasting Station, Inc. (KM LB), Service Order No. 68 as amended, is Monroe, Louisiana, for construction per­ [ se al] F ederal C ommunications hereby further amended so as not to ap­ mit to change frequency from 1230 kilo­ C o m m is s io n , ply to a single consignment consisting cycles to 1440 kilocycles and increase T. J. S l o w ie , Secretary. of two or more open top cars loaded power from 250 watts to 1 kilowatt, with with bulk freight transshipped from directional antenna at. night, unlimited [F. R. Doc. 44-9382; Filed, June 27, 1944; ocean-going vessels to railroad cars at time (File No. B3-P-2939; Docket No. 12:36 p. m.j ports, provided all such cars are loaded 5994); to not less than the tariff minimum It is ordered, That the said application weight or to full cubical or visible ca­ be, and the same is hereby, designated pacity, except one car for each consign­ for hearing on the following issues: [File No. B3-P-2887] ment which contains a remnant lot as 1. To determine the areas and popu­ K n o e , I n c . defined in the following paragraph, and lations which may be expected to gain provided charges are assessed on the primary service from the operation of ORDER SETTING HEARING DATE O N STATED remnant lot on a weight of 10,000 pounds the applicant’s station as proposed, and * ISSUES what other broadcast service is available or more. In re application of Knoe, Inc. to those areas and populations. ftemnant lot defined. The term (KNOE), Monroe, Louisiana, for con­ 2. To determine the nature and extent “remnant lot” as used herein, is that struction permit; Docket No. 5995. part of a consignment, insufficient to fill of any interference which would result from the simultaneous operation of ap­ At a session of the Federal Communi­ the last car to full cubical or visible ca­ cations Commission held at its offices in pacity, remaining after the other car or plicant’s- station as proposed and the op­ eration of the new station proposed in Washington, D. C., on the 20th day of 1 7 F.R. 8513, 14224, 16265. the applications of KNOE, Inc. (File No. June 1944; FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 7207 The Commission having under further FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION. It is ordered That E. Randolph Pres­ consideration the application of KNOE, [Docket No. G-557] ton, a trial examiner of this Commis­ Inc. for construction permit to erect a sion, be and he hereby is designated and new standard broadcast station at Mon­ N e w Y o rk S tate N atural G as C orp. appointed to take testimony and receive roe, Louisiana (File No. B3-P-2887) and order f ix in g date of h ear ing evidence in this proceeding and to per­ also the application of KNOE, Inc. for form all other duties authorized by law; modification of construction permit (File J u n e 26, 1944. It is further ordered, That the taking of No. B3-MP-1745) filed on April 17, 1944; Upon consideration of thé application testimony in this proceeding begin on It is ordered, That the order of the filed on June 20, 1944, by the New York Monday, July 10, 1944, at ten o’clock in Commission, dated February 17, 1944, State Natural Gas Corporation, a New the forenoon of that day (Central Stand­ York Corporation having its principal granting the application of KNOE for ard Time) in Room 245, Federal Build­ place of business in New York, New York, ing, Nashville, Tennessee. construction permit (File No. B3-P-2887, for a certificate of public convenience Upon completion of testimony for the Docket No. 5995) be, and the same hereby and necessity under section 7 of the Federal Trade Commission, the trial ex­ is set aside; and Natural Gas Act, as amended, to acquire aminer is directed to proceed immedi­ It is further ordered, That the appli­ by purchase from the Peoples Natural ately to take testimony and evidence on cations of KNOE, Inc. be, and the same Gas Company for $815,256.77 a transmis­ behalf of the respondent. The trial ex­ hereby are, designated for hearing on the sion pipe line twelve inches in diameter aminer will then close the case and make following issues: which extends approximately 89.44 miles his report upon the facts; conclusions of 1. To determine whether the applicant from a gate valve on property of Charles facts; conclusions of law; and recom­ is qualified by reason of the character, Eshbaugh in Limestone Township, mendation for appropriate action by the training and experience of its officers, di­ Clarion County, Pennsylvania, to the Commission. rectors and stockholders to construct and junction between said pipe line and a By the Commission. operate the proposed station. ten inch pipe line now owned by Appli­ [ s e a l ] a . N. Ross, 2. To determine the areas and popula­ cant on property of the Oswayo Chem­ Acting Secretary. tions which may be expected to gain pri­ ical Company in Hebron Township, Pot­ [F. R. Doc. 44-9424; Filed, June 28, 1944; mary service from the operation of the ter County, Pennsylvania, which is 10:54 a. m.] applicant’s station as proposed and what known as the “Potter County Line,” and other broadcast service is available to an additional 58 feet of twelve inch pipe those areas and populations. line extending southwestwardly from INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMIS­ 3. To determine the nature and extent said Potter County Line, together with a SION. of any interference which would result private telephone line which generally from the simultaneous operation of the parallels said pipe line, and the rights of [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 326] applicant’s station as proposed and the way, leases, licenses and permits upon or operation of Station KMLB as proposed pursuant to which the pipe lines and the R econsignment of P otatoes at C h ic ag o , III. in the application of Liner’s Broadcast­ telephone line are located or operated; ing Station, Inc. (File No. B3-P-2939) as The Commission orders that: Pursuant to the authority vested in me well as the areas and populations affected (A ) A public hearing be held com­ by paragraph (f) of the first ordering thereby and the nature of other broad­ mencing on July 14, 1944, at 9:45 a. m. paragraph (§ 95.35,8 F.R. 14624) of Serv­ cast service available to those areas and (e. w. t.) in the Hearing Room of the ice Order No. 70-A of October 22, 1943, populations. Federal Power Commission, Hurley permission is granted for any common 4. To determine whether the operation ■Wright Building, 1800 Pennsylvania Ave­ carrier by railroad subject to the Inter­ of applicant’s proposed station would nue, N. W., Washington, D. C., respecting state Commerce Act: tend toward a fair, efficient, and equitable the matters involved and the issues pre­ To disregard entirely the provisions of distribution of radio service as contem­ sented in this proceeding. Service Order No. 70-A insofar as it applies plated by section 307 (b) of the Com­ (B) Interested State commissions may to the reconsignment at Chicago, Illinois, munications Act of 1934, as amended. participate in this hearing, as provided in June 21, 1944, by R. A. Klotz Company of 5. To determine whether a grant of § 67.4 of the provisional rules of practice car PFE 98436, potatoes, now on the Chicago the application of KNOE, Inc. would be and regulations under the Natural Gas Produce Terminal, to Red Dot Food Company, consistent with the policy announced Act. Madison, Wisconsin. The waybill shall show reference to this by the Commission in its memorandum By the Commission. special permit. opinion of April 27, 1942, and its various [ se al] L e o n M . F u q u a y , statements of policy supplemental A copy of this special permit has been thereto. Secretary. served upon the Association of American 6. To determine whether the public [F. R. Doc. 44-9471; Filed, June 28, 1944; Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent interest, convenience and necessity would 11:59 a. m.] of the railroads subscribing to the car be served by the grant of the applications service and per diem agreement under of KNOE, Inc. and the application of the terms of that agreement; and notice Liner’s Broadcasting Station, Inc., or any FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION. of this permit shall be given to the gen­ of them. eral public by depositing a copy in the It is further ordered, That the applica­ [Docket No. 5159] office of the Secretary of the Commis­ tions of KNOE, Inc. for construction per­ E m m e t t J. S m it h and D aughter sion at Washington, D. C., and by filing mit (File No. B3-P-2887) and for modi­ it with the Director, Division of the Fed­ order: a p p o in t in g trial ex a m in e r and fication of construction permit (File No. eral Register. FIXING TIME AND PLACE FOR TAKING B3-MP-1745) be, and the same hereby TESTIMONY Issued at Washington, D. C., this 21st are consolidated for hearing with the ap­ day of June 1944. At a regular session of the Federal plication of Liner’s Broadcasting Station, V. C. C l in g e r , £ c-f°r construction permit (File No. Trade Commission, held at its office in Director, h 3r?~ 2939) and that said hearing be the City of Washington, D. C., on the Bureau of Service. held at the offices of the Commission in 26th day of June, A. D. 1944. Washington, D. C., on July 24, 1944 at In the matter of Emmett J. Smith and [F. R. Doc. 44-9425; Filed, June 28, 1944; o clock a. m. Sarah Alma Maxwell, individuals trad-~ 10:48 a. m.] [ seal] F ederal C ommunications ing as Emmett J. Smith and Daughter, Smith Baby Chix and Emmitt J. Smith C o m m is s io n , [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 327] T . J. S l o w ie , and Daughter Poultry Farms. Secretary. This matter being at issue and ready R econsignment o f P otatoes and O n io n s for the taking of testimony, and pursu­ at C h icago, I I I . [F. R. Doc. 44-9383; Filed, June 27, 1944; ant to authority vested in the Federal 12:36 p. m.j Pursuant to the authority vested in Trade Commission, me by paragraph ( f ) of the first ordering

No. 129- 7208 - FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944

[S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 331] paragraph (§ 95.35, 8 F.R. 14624) of [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 329] Service Order No. 70-A of October 22, R econsignment of O n io n s at C h icago, R econsignment of P otatoes at K ansas 1943, permission is granted for any com­ III. C i t y , M o . mon carrier by railroad subject to the Pursuant to the authority vested in me Interstate Commerce Act: Pursuant to the authority vested in me by paragraph (f) of the first ordering by paragraph (f) of the first ordering To disregard entirely the provisions of paragraph (§ 95.35,8 F.R. 14624) of Serv­ paragraph (§ 95.35,8 F.R. 14624) of Serv­ Service Order No. 70-A insofar as it applies ice Order No. 70-A of October 22, 1943, ice Order No. 70-A of October 22, 1943, to the reconsignment at Chicago, Illinois, permission is granted for any common permission is granted for any common June 21, 1944, by National Produce Company of cars now on the Chicago Produce Termi­ carrier by railroad subject to the Inter­ carrier by railroad subject to the Inter­ nal, Car PFE 42524, onions, to Madison, Wis­ state Commerce Act: state Commerce Act: consin, Car PFE 17046, potatoes, to Grand To disregard entirely the provisions of To disregard entirely the provisions of Rapids, Michigan, Car PFE 1054, potatoes, to Service Order No. 70-A insofar as it applies to Service Order No. 70-A insofar as it applies Grand Rapids, Michigan, account will re­ the reconsignment at Chicago, Illinois, June to the reconsignment at Kansas City, Mis­ lease equipment promptly. 21, 1944, by Setron Distributing Company, of souri, June 22, 1944, by Brown and Loe The waybills shall show reference to this cars MDT 17822 and LTE 44591, onions, now Company of car PFE 97233, potatoes, now on special permit. on the Chicago Produce Terminal, to Alt­ the Rock Island Lines, to Des Moines, Iowa man & Swartz, Buffalo, New Yerk. (Hoxie Fruit Co.) (R. I.). A copy of this special permit has been The waybills shall show reference to this The waybill shall show reference to this served upon the Association of American special permit. special permit. Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent of the railroads subscribing to the car A copy of this special permit has been A copy of this special permit has been service and per diem agreement under served upon the Association of American served upon the Association of American the terms of that agreement; and notice Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent of this permit shall be given to the of the railroads subscribing to the car of the railroads subscribing to the car general public by depositing a copy in service and per diem agreement under service and per diem agreement under the office of the Secretary of the Com­ the terms of that agreement; and notice the terms of that agreement; and notice mission at Washington, D. C., and by of this permit shall be given to. the gen­ of this permit shall be given to the gen­ filing it with the Director, Division of eral public by depositing a copy in the eral public by depositing a copy in the the Federal Register. office of the Secretary of the Commission office of the Secretary of the Commission Issued at Washington, D. C., this 21st at Washington, D. C., and by filing it with at Washington, D. C., and by filing it with day of June 1944. the Director, Division of the Federal Reg- the Director, Division of the Federal V. C. C l in g e r , istsr. Register. Director, Issued at Washington, D. C., this 21st Issued at Washington, D. C„ this 22d Bureau of Service. day of June 1944. day of June 1944. l in g e r V . C. C , V. C. C l in g e r , [F. R. Doc. 44-9426: Filed, June 28, 1944; Director, Director, 10:48 a. m.] Bureau of Service. Bureau of Service. [F. R. Doc. 44-9428; Filed, June 28, 1944; IF. R. Doc. 44-9430; Filed, June 28, 1944; 10:48 a. m.] 10:51 a. m.j IS. O. 70-A, Special Permit 328] [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 330] R econsignment o f P otatoes at S t . [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 332] L o u is , M o . R econsignment o f P otatoes at K ansas R econsignment o f P otatoes at M in n e ­ C it -», M o. a p o lis , M i n n . Pursuant to the authority vested in me by paragraph (f) of the first ordering Pursuant to the authority vested in Pursuant to the authority vested in paragraph (§ 95.35,8 F.R. 14624) of Serv­ me by paragraph (f) of the first order­ me by paragraph (f) of the first order­ ice Order No. 70-A of October 22, 1943, ing paragraph (§ 95.35, 8 F.R. 14624) of ing paragraph (§ 95.35, 8 F.R. 14624) of permission is granted for any common Service Order No. 70-A of October 22, Service Order No. 70-A of October 22, carrier by railroad subject to the Inter­ 1943, permission is granted for any com­ 1943, permission is granted for any com­ state Commerce Act: mon carrier by railroad subject to the mon carrier by railroad subject to the Interstate Commerce Act: Interstate Commerce Act: To disregard entirely the provisions of Ser­ vice Order No. 70-A insofar as it applies to the To disregard entirely the provisions of To disregard entirely the provisions of reconsignment at St. Louis, Missouri, June Service Order No. 70-A insofar as it applies Service Order No. 70—A insofar as it applies 12, 1944, by A. M. Macheca & Company of to the reconsignment at Kansas City, Mis­ to the reconsignment at Minneapolis, car SFRD 19965, California potatoes, now on souri, June 23 or 24, 1944, by L. S. Taube Minnesota, June 22, 1944, by E. Bermier & the Wabash Railroad to Elmo Heaton, Company of car PFE 75947, California pota­ Sons, Inc., of car MDT 146304, potatoes, now toes, now on the A. T. & S. F. Railway to on the M. and St. L. Railroad, to Gershgol Murphysboro, Illinois. Eisner Grocery Company, Bloomington, Illi­ Economy Markets, Duluth, Minnesota (Mo. The waybill shall show reference to this nois (Alton). Pac). special permit.. The waybill shall show reference to this The waybill shall show reference to this A copy of this special permit has been special permit. special permit. served upon the Association of American A copy of this special permit has been A copy of this special permit has been Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent served upon the Association of American served upon the Association of American of the railroads subscribing to the car Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent service and per diem agreement under of the railroads subscribing to the car of the railroads subscribing to the car the terms of that agreement; and notice service and per diem agreement under service and per diem agreement under of this permit shall be given to the gen­ the terms of that agreement; and notice the terms of that agreement; and notice of this permit shall be given to the gen­ eral public by depositing a copy in the. of this permit shall be given to the general public by depositing a copy in eral public by depositing a copy in the office of the Secretary of the Commission the office of the Secretary of the Com­ office of the Secretary of the Commis­ at Washington, D. C., and by filing it mission at Washington, D. C., and by sion at Washington, D. C., and by filing with the Director, Division of the Fed­ filing it with the Director, Division of it with the Director, Division of the Fed­ eral Register- the Federal Register. eral Register. Issued at Washington, D. C., this 12th Issued at Washington, D. C., this 22d Issued at Washington, D. C., this 22d day of June 1944. day of June 1944. day of June 1944. V. C. C lin g e r , V . C. C l in g e r , V. C. C lin g e r , Director, Director, Director, Bureau of Service. Bureau of Service. Bureau of Service. [F .. R. Doc. 44-9427; Filed, June 28, 1944; [F. R. Doc. 44-9429; Filed, June 28, 1944; IF. R. Doc. 44-9431; Filed, June 28, 1944; 10:48 a. m.j 10:51 a. m .] 10:51 a. m.j FEDERAL REGISTER. Thursday, June 29, 1944 7209 [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 333] [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 335] [S. O. 200, Special Permit 85] econsignment o f om atoes at R T R econsignment of P otatoes a t C h icag o , R e ic in g of P otatoes at H u n t in g d o n , P a ., h ic a g o C , III. ' III. and E ast B u f fa l o , N . Y . Pursuant to the authority vested in me Pursuant to the authority vested in me Pursuant to the authority vested in by paragraph (f) of the first ordering by paragraph (f) of »the first ordering me by paragraph _(e) of the first ordering paragraph (§ 95.35, 8 F.R. 14624) of paragraph (§ 95.35,8 F.R. 14624) of Serv­ paragraph (§ 95.337,9 F.R. 4402) of Serv­ Service Order No. 70-A of October 22, ice Order No. 70-A of October 22, 1943, ice Order No. 200 of April 22, 1944, per­ 1943, permission is granted for any com­ permission is granted for any common mission is granted for any common car­ mon carrier by railroad subject to the carrier by railroad subject to the Inter­ rier by railroad subject to the Interstate Interstate Commerce Act: state Commerce Act: Commerce Act: To disregard entirely the provisions of To disregard entirely the provisions of Serv­ To reice in transit, one time only, for ac­ Service Order No. 70-A insofar as it applies ice Order No. 70-A insofar as it applies to the count of the U. S. Army Quarter Master to the reconsignment at Chicago, Illinois, reconsignment at Chicago, Illinois, June 24, Corps, cars of potatoes, PFE 42764 and CX June 23, 1944, by Chicago Tomato Company, 1944, by United Produce Company of car 50104 at Huntingdon, Pennsylvania (PRR), of car MDT 17372, tomatoes, now on the SPRD 18441, potatoes, now on the Chicago shipped June 20, 1944, and June 19, respec­ Wabash Railroad, to Gary Produce Company, Produce Terminal to M. Carp Sons, Boston, tively from Hannibal, Missouri, to Naval Gary, Indiana. Massachusetts. Supply Depot, Bayonne, New Jersey (CB&Q- The waybill shall show reference to this The waybill shall show reference to this P R R ), and PGE 10934 at East Buffalo, New special permit. special permit. York (NYC), shipped June 20, 1944, from A copy of this special permit has been East St. Louis, Illinois, to th§ Naval Supply A copy of this special permit has been Depot, Bayonne, New Jersey, c/o Idaho Bak­ served upon the Association of American served upon the Association of American ing Potato District, New York, New York Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent (NYC). of the railroads subscribing to the car of the railroads subscribing to the car The waybills shall show reference to this service and per diem agreement under service and per diem agreement under special permit. the terms of that agreement; and notice the terms of that agreement; and notice A copy of this special permit has been of this permit shall be given to the gen­ of this permit shall be given to the gen­ served upon the Association of American eral public by depositing a copy in the eral public by depositing a copy in the Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent office of the Secretary of the Commission office of the Secretary of the Commission of the railroads subscribing to the car at Washington, D. C., and by filing it with at Washington, D. C., and by filing it with service and per diem agreement under the Director, Division of the Federal the Director, Division of the Federal the terms of that agreement; and notice Register. Register. of this permit shall be given to the gen­ Issued at Washington, D. C., this 23d Issued at Washington, D. C., this 24th eral public by depositing a copy in the day of June 1944. day of June 1944. office of the Secretary of the Commission V . C. C l in g e r , V . C. C lin g e r , at Washington, D. C., and by filing it i Director, with the Director, Division of the Federal • Director, Bureau of Service. Bureau of Service. Register. [P. R. Doc. 44-9434; Piled, June 28, 1944; Issued at Washington, D. C., this 20th [P. R. Doc. 44-9432; Piled, June 28, 1944; 10:51 a. m.] day of June 1944. 10:51 a. m.] V. C. C lin g e r , Director, [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 336] Bureau of Service. [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 334] R econsignment o f O ranges at F ort [P. R. Doc. 44-9436; Piled, June 28, 1944; W orth , T ex . 10:52 a. m.j R econsignment o f P otatoes at F ort W o r t h , T e x . Pursuant to the authority vested in me by paragraph (f) of the first order­ [S. O. 200, Special Permit 86] Pursuant to the authority vested in me ing paragraph (§ 95.35, 8 F.R. 14624) of R e ic in g o f P otatoes at K ansas C i t y , M o . by paragraph (f) of the first ordering Service Order No. 70-A of October 22, paragraph (§ 95.35, 8 F.R. 14624) of 1943, permission is granted for any com­ Pursuant to the authority vested in me Service Order No. 70-A of October. 22, mon carrier by railroad subject to the by paragraph (e) of the first ordering 1943, permission is granted for any com­ Interstate Commerce Act: paragraph (§ 95.337, 9 F.R. 4402) of mon carrier by railroad subject to the Service Order No. 200 of April 22, 1944, Interstate Commerce Act: To disregard entirely the provisions of Service Order No. 70-A insofar as it applies to permission is granted for any common To disregard entirely the provisions of the reconsignment at Fort Worth, Texas, carrier by railroad subject to the Inter­ Service Order No. 70-A insofar as it applies June 24, 1944, by Pacific Coast & Fruit Dis­ state Commerce Act: to the reconsignment at Fort Worth, Texas, tributors of car SPRD 24477, oranges, now on To reice once, at Kansas City, Missouri, June 23, 1944, by Poso Land Company, of car the A. T. & S. P. Railroad, to Pacific Coast June 21, 1944, as ordered by Cochrane Bro­ MDT 21336, potatoes, now on the Texas and Fruit Distributors, advise Federal Produce kerage Company, car MDT 146309, California Pacific Railway to Higby and Sons, Memphis, Company, Evansville, Indiana, (A. T. & S. F .- potatoes, now on the A. T. & S. P. Railroad, Tennessee, advise Mascari Sons (T&P-Tex- R. S. & P.-T. & P.-St. L. & S. P.-L. & N .), account delayed in transit necessary to re­ arkana-Mo. Pac.). account railroad delay in transmitting diver­ condition prior to reconsignment to Sioux The waybill shall show reference to this sion orders. Falls, South Dakota (C B & Q -G N ). special permit. The waybill shall show reference to this The waybill shall show reference to this special permit. special permit. A copy of this special permit has been served upon the Association of American A copy of this special permit has been A copy of this special permit has been Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent served upon the Association of American served upon the Association of American of the railroads subscribing to the car Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent service and per diem agreement under of the railroads subscribing to the car of the railroads subscribing to the car the terms of that agreement; and notice service and per diem agreement under service and per diem agreement under of this permit shall be given to the gen- the terms of that agreement; and notice the terms of that agreement; and notice Public by depositing a copy in the of this permit shall be given to the gen­ of this permit shall be given to the gen­ office of the Secretary of the Commis- eral public by depositing a copy in the eral public by depositing a copy in the Washington, D. C., and by filing office of the Secretary of the Commission office of the Secretary of the Commission it with the Director, Division of the at Washington, D. C., and by filing it at Washington, D. C., and by filing it Federal Register. with the Director, Division of the Fed­ with the Director, Division of the Federal Issued at Washington, D. C., this 23d eral Register. Register. day of June 1944. Issued at Washington, D. C., this 24th Issued at Washington, D. C., this 21st day of June 1944: day of June 1944. V. C. C l in g e r , V. C. C lin g e r , V . C. C l in g e r , Director, Director, Director, Bureau of Service. Bureau of Service. Bureau of Service. [F. R. Doc. 44-9433; Piled, June 28, 1944; [P. R. Doc. 44-9435; Piled, June 28, 1944; [F. R. Doc. 44-9437; Piled, June 28, 1944; 10:51 a. m.j 10:51 a. m.j 10:52 a. m.] \

7210 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29,, 1944

[S. O. 200, Special Permit 87] Issued at Washington, D. C., this 21st at Washington, D. C., and by filing it with day of Jtine, 1944. the Director, Division of the Federal R e ic in g o f P otatoes at A u g u sta, G a ,, and V. C. C lin g e r , Register. E ast B u f f a l o , N. Y. Director, Issued at Washington, D. C., this 23d Pursuant to the authority vested in me Bureau of Service. day of June 1944. by paragraph (e) of the first ordering V. C. C l in g e r , [F. R. Doc, 44-9439; Filed, June 28, 1944; Director, paragraph (§ 95.337, 9 F.R. 4402) of 10:52 a. m.] Service Order No. 200 of April 22, 1944, Bureau of Service. permission is granted for any common [F. R. Doc. 44-9441; Filed, June 28, 1944; carrier by railroad subject to the Inter­ [S. O. 200, Special Permit 89] 10:52 a. m.] state Commerce Act: R e ic in g of P otatoes at E ast B u f fa lo , To reice in transit, one time only, cars of potatoes, as ordered by the U. S. Army Quar­ N. Y. ter Master Corps, car FGE 36527 moving from Pursuant to the authority vested in me [S. O. 200, Special Permit 91] East St. Louis, Illinois, to Charleston, South by paragraph (e) of the first ordering R e ic in g of P otatoes at O m a h a , N ebr ., or Carolina (L&N-NC&StL-Ga-C&WC-ACL), re­ ice at Augusta, Georgia (C&W C), and car paragraph (§ 95.337,9 F.R. 4402) of Serv­ C h icag o , I I I . WFE 67645#moving from East St. Louis, Illi­ ice Order No. 200 of April 22, 1944, per­ mission is granted for any common car­ Pursuant to the authority vested in me nois, to Idaho Baking Potato Distributors, by paragraph (e) of the first ordering New York, New York (N Y C ), reice at East rier by railroad subject to the Interstate paragraph (§ 95.337,9 F.R. 4402) of Serv­ Buffalo, New York (N Y C ), both shipped June Commerce Act: 21, 1944. Reicing requested to preserve Gov­ ice Order No. 200 of April 22, 1944, per­ To reice in transit, one time only, at East ernment freight. mission is granted for any common car­ Buffalo, New York (N Y C ), as ordered by TJ. S. The waybills shall show reference to this rier by railroad subject to the Interstate Army Quarter Master Corps, cars of pota­ special permit. toes, MDT 17174, 21504, 17509, 17382, 146180, Commerce Act: A copy of this special permit has been shipped June 22, 1944, from East St. Louis, To reice, one time only, at Omaha, Ne­ served upon the Association of American Illinois, to New York, New York (N Y C ). braska, or Chicago, Illinois, as requested by Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent The waybills shall show reference to this W. L. Ennis of C. M. St. P. & P. Railroad, car of the railroads subscribing to the car special permit. MDT 19569, potatoes, shipped June 13, 1944, from Wasco, California, destined Aberdeen, service and per diem agreement under A copy of this special permit has been South Dakota, as car delayed account bad the terms of that agreement; and notice served upon the Association of American order at Omaha. of this permit shall be given to the gen­ Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent The waybill shall show reference to this eral public by depositing a copy in the of the railroads subscribing to the car special permit. service and per diem agreement under office of the Secretary of the Commission A copy of this special permit has been the terms of that agreement; and notice at Washington, D. C., and by filing it with served upon the Association of American the Director, Division of the Federal Reg­ of this permit shall be given to the gen­ Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent eral public by depositing a copy in the ister. of the railroads subscribing to the car Issued at Washington, D. C., this 21st office of the Secretary of the Commission service and per diem agreement under at Washington, D. C., and by filing it with day of June 1944. the terms of that agreement; and notice the Director, Division of the Federal V . C. C lin g e r , of this permit shall be given to the gen­ Director, Register. Issued at Washington, D. C., this 23d eral public by depositing a copy in the Bureau of Service. office of the Secretary of the Commission day of June 1944. at Washington, D. C., and by filing it ]F. R. Doc. 44-9438; Filed, June 28, 1944; V. C. C l in g e r , 10:52 a. m.] Director, with the Director, Division of the Federal Bureau of Service. RrCgiSt/01*. Issued at Washington, D. C., this 23d [F. R. Doc. 44-9440; Filed, June 28, 1944; [S. O. 200, Special Permit 88] day of June 1944. 10:52 a. m.] V . C. C l in g e r , R e ic in g of P otatoes at E ast B u f fa l o , Director, N. Y. Bureau of Service. [S. O. 200, Special Permit 90] Pursuant to the authority vested in [F. R. Doc. 44-9442; Filed, June 28, 1944; me by paragraph (e) of the first order­ R e ic in g o f P otatoes at E ast B u f f a l o , 10:53 a. m.] ing paragraph (§ 95.337, 9 F.R. 4402) N. Y. of Service Order No. 200 of April 22, ''1944, permission is granted for any com­ Pursuant to the authority vested in me by paragraph (e) of the first ordering mon carrier by railroad subject to the rs. O. 200, Special Permit 92] « Interstate Commerce Act: paragraph (§ 95.337,9 F.R. 4402) of Serv­ ice Order No. 200 of April 22, 1944, per­ R e ic in g of P otatoes at D a ven po r t, I o w a To reice in transit, one time only, at East mission is granted for any common car­ Buffalo, New York (N. Y. C.), as ordered by Pursuant to the authority vested in me U. S. Arnry Quarter Master Corps, cars of rier by railroad subject to the Interstate by paragraph (e) of the first ordering potatoes, FGE35699, MDT 16554 and MDT Commerce Act: paragraph (§ 95.337, 9 F.R. 4402) of 20312, shipped June 21, 1944, from North To reice in transit, one time only at East Service Order No. 200 of April 22, 1944, American Cold Storage Company, East St. Buffalo, New York (N Y C ), as ordered by U. S. permission is granted for any common Louis, Illinois, to Supply Officer, Naval Sup­ Army Quarter Master Corps, cars of potatoes, carrier by railroad subject to the Inter­ ply Depot, Bayonne, New Jersey, % Idaho MDT 22301 and 18835, shipped June 23, 1944, state Commerce Act: Baking Potato Distributors, New York, New from North American Cold Storage Company, York. (NYC). East St. Louis, Illinois, to Naval Supply De­ To reice, one time only, at Davenport, The waybills shall show reference to this pot, Bayonne, New Jersey, c/o Idaho Baking Iowa, as requested by W. L. Ennis of C. M. special permit. Potato Distributors, New York, New York St. P. & P. Railroad, car FGEX 21819, pota­ (NYC). toes, shipped June 9, 1944, from Arvin, Cali­ A copy of this special permit has been The waybills shall show reference to this fornia, to Davenport, Iowa, where it was served upon the Association of American special permit. refused and now needs ice to protect lading. Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent The waybill shall show reference to this of the railroads subscribing to the car A copy of this special permit has been special permit. served upon the Association of American service and per diem agreement under A copy of this special permit has been the terms of that agreement; and notice Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent of the railroads subscribing to the car served upon the Association of Ameri­ of this permit shall be given to the gen­ can Railroads, Car Service Division, as eral public by depositing a copy in the service and per diem agreement under the terms of that agreement; and notice agent of the railroads subscribing to the office of the Secretary of the Commis­ car service and per diem agreement sion at Washington, D. C., and by filing of this permit shall be given to the gen­ eral public by depositing a copy in the under the terms of that agreement; and it v/ith the Director, Division of the notice of this permit shall be given to Federal Register. office of the Secretary of the Commission

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the general public by depositing a copy office of the Secretary of the Commission 2. That the property described in sub- in the office of the Secretary of the at Washington, D. C., and by filing it paragraph 3 hereof is property of Siemens- Commission at Washington, D. C., and with the Director, Division of the Federal Schuckertwerke Aktiengesellschaft; by filing it with the Director, Division Register: 3. That the property described as follows: of the Federal Register. All interests and rights (including all Issued at Washington, D. C., this 26th royalties and other monies payable or held Issued at Washington, D. C., this 23d day of June 1944. with respect to such interests and rights and day of June 1944. V . C. C l in g e r , all damages for breach of the agreement here­ V. C. C l in g e r , Director, inafter described, together with the right to Director, Bureau of Service. sue therefor) created in Siemens-Schuckert­ werke Aktiengesellschaft by virtue of an Bureau of Service. [F. R. Doc. 44-9445; Filed, June 28, 1944; agreement dated August 2, 1933 (including 10:53 a. m.j [F. R. Doc. 44-9443; Filed, June 28, 1844; all modifications thereof and supplements 10:53 a. m.] thereto, if any) by and between Siemens- Schuckertwerke Aktiengesellschaft and The Hoover Company, which agreement relates, [S.O. 207, Amended General Permit 2] among other things, to Patent No. 2,001,697, [S. O. 200, Special Permit 83] R econsignment o f F r u its and V ege­ is property payable or held with respect to R e ic in g of M D T and A R T C ars at tables at B ir m in g h a m , A l a ., E t c . patents or rights related thereto in which S hreveport, L a. Interests are held by, and such property itself Pursuant to the authority vested in Pursuant to the authority vested in constitutes interests held therein by, a me by paragraph (e) of the first order­ national of a foreign country (Germany). me by paragraph (e) of the first ordering And having made all determinations and paragraph (§ 95.337,9 F.R. 4402) of Serv­ ing paragraph (§ 95.38, 9 F.R. 5316) of Service Order No. 207 of May 16, 1944, taken all action required by law, including ice. Order No. 200 of April 22, 1944, per­ appropriate consultation and certification, mission is granted for any common car­ permission is granted for any common and deeming it necessary in the national rier by railroad subject to the Interstate carrier by railroad subject to the Inter­ interest, state Commerce Act: Commerce Act: . hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ To disregard the provisions of Service To reice once at Shreveport, Louisiana, todian the property described above, to Order No. 207 insofar as it applies to all cars MDT 19590, ART 17801 shipped June 26 and loaded with the commodities named therein be held, used, administered, liquidated, ART 16281 and MDT 21323 shipped June 27 held for orders, diversion, or reconsignment, sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ from Mid West Cold Storage, Kansas City, at Birmingham, Alabama, Atlanta, Savan­ est and for the benefit of the United Kansas, to QMMC, New Orleans, Louisiana, via KCS Lines-IC. nah and Waycross, Georgia, Nashville and States. Chattanooga, Tennessee. The waybills shall show reference to this Such property and any or all of the special permit. This permit shall become effective at proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ 12:01 a. m., June 25, 1944, and shall apply propriate account or accounts, pending A copy of this special permit has been to cars moving at that time or accepted for further determination of the Alien Prop­ transportation on and after that date. served upon the Association of American erty Custodian. This order shall not be Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent The waybills shall show reference to this general permit. deemed to limit the power of the Alien of the railroads subscribing to the car Property Custodian to return such prop­ service and per diem agreement under A copy of this general permit has erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or the terms of that agreement; and notice been served upon the Association of in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate of this permit shall be given to the gen­ American Railroads, Car Service Divi­ that compensation will not be paid in eral public by depositing a copy in the sion, as agent of the railroads subscrib­ lieu thereof, if and when it should be office of the Secretary of the Com m ission ing to the car service and per diem determined to take any one or all of such at Washington, D. C., and by filing it agreement under the terms of that actions. with the Director, Division of the Federal agreement; and notice of this permit Any person, except a national of a Register. shall be given to the general public by designated enemy country, asserting any Issued at Washington, D. C., this 26th depositing a copy in the office of the claim arising as a result of this order day of June 1944. Secretary of the Commission at Wash­ may, within one year from the date here­ V. C. C l in g e r , ington, D. C., and by filing it with the of, or within such further time as may Director, Director, Division of the Federal Reg­ be allowed, file with the Alien Property Bureau of Service. ister. Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of [F. R. Doc. 44-9444; Filed, June 28, 1944; Issued at Washington, D. C., this 24th claim, together with a request for a 10:53 a. m.j day of June 1944. hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ V . C. C l in g e r , tained shall be deemed to constitute *an Director, admission of the existence, validity or [S. O. 200, Special Permit 94] Bureau of Service. right to allowance of any such claim. The terms “national” and “ designated [F. R. Doc. 44-9446; Filed, June 28, 1944; R e ic in g of P otatoes at R o a n o k e , V a . enemy country” as used herein shall have 10:53 a. m.] Pursuant to the authority vested in me the meanings prescribed in section 10 of by paragraph (e) of the first ordering Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. paragraph (§ 95.337,9 F.R. 4402) of Serv­ Executed at Washington, D. C., on ice Order No. 200 of April 22, 1944, per­ May 17, 1944. OFFICE OF ALIEN PROPERTY CUS­ mission is granted for any common car­ [ s e a l ] J am es E. M a r k h a m , rier by railroad subject to the Interstate TODIAN. Alien Property Custodian. Commerce Act: [Vesting Order 3678] [F, R. Doc. 44-9393; Filed, June 28, 1944; To reice in transit, one time only, at 10:25 a. m.] S ie m e n s -S chuckertwerke A. G . Roanoke, Va., FGE 11345, potatoes, shipped June 26 from North American Cold Storage, In re: Interest of Siemens-Schuckert­ East St. Louis, Illinois, to Supply Officer, werke Aktiengesellschaft in an agree­ [Vesting Order 3679] NSD Norfolk, Virginia, routed B & O -N & W - Vgn. ment with The Hoover Company grant­ ing to Siemens-Schuckertwerke Aktien­ L a D isp e r s io n C a t h o d iq u e S ociété The waybill shall show reference to this A n o n y m e , et a l . special permit. gesellschaft a limited license. Under the authority of the Trading In re: Interests of La Dispersion A copy of this special permit has been with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Cathodique Société Anonyme, N. V. served upon the Association of American Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Tweede Nederlandsche Patenten Maat- Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent and pursuant to law, the undersigned, schappij and N. V. Bataafsche Negotiate of the railroads subscribing to the car after investigation, finding: Compagnie in an agreement between La service and per diem agreement under 1. That Siemens-Schuckertwerke Aktien­ Dispersion Cathodique Société Anonyme, the terms of that agreement; and notice gesellschaft is a corporation organized under N. V. Tweede Nederlandsche Patenten of this permit shall be given to the gen­ the laws of Germany and is a national of a Maatschappij Hastings & Company and eral public by depositing a copy in the foreign country (Germany); Metal Film Company, Inc. 7212 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944

Under the authority of the Trading The terms “national” and “ designated Any person, except a national of a with the Enemy Act, as amended, and enemy country” as used herein shall have designated enemy country, asserting any Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, the meanings prescribed in section 10 of claim arising as a result of this order and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. may, within one year from the date after investigation, finding: Executed at Washington, D. C., on May hereof, or within such further time as 17, 1944. may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop­ 1. That La Dispersion Cathodique Société [ seal] J am es E. M ar k h am , erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice Anonyme and N. V. Bataafsche Negotiate of claim, together with a request for a Compagnie are business organizations or­ Alien. Property Custodian. ganized under the laws of Belgium and are hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ [F. R. Doc. 44-9394; Filed, June 28, 1944; tained shall be deemed to constitute an nationals of a foreign country (Belgium)} 10:45 a. m.] 2. That N. V. Tweede Nederlandsche admission of the existence, validity or Patenten Maatschappij is a corporation or­ right to allowance of any such claim. ganized under the laws of The Netherlands [Vesting Order 3680] The terms “ national” and “ designated and is a national of a foreign country (The enemy country” as used herein shall Netherlands) ; C arbonisation et C h arbo ns A c tifs, et a l . have the meanings prescribed *in section 3. That the property described in subpara­ In re: Interests of Carbonisation et 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as graph 4 hereof is property of La Dispersion Cathodique Société Anonyme, N. V. Tweede Charbons Actifs and Societe Generale amended. Nederlandsche Patenten Maatschappij and des Minerais in an agreement with Car­ Executed at Washington, D. C., on May N. V. Bataafsche Negotiate Compagnie; bide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation 17,1944. 4. That the property described as follows: and Acticarbone Corporation. [ seal] Jam es E. M a r k h a m , All interests and rights (including all royal­ Under the authority of the Trading Alien Property Custodian. ties and other monies payable or held with with the Enemy Act, as amended, and respect to such interests and rights and all Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, [F. R. Doc. 44-9395; Filed, June 28, 1944; damages for breach of the agreement here­ and pursuant to law, the undersigned, 10:25 a. m.] inafter described, together with the. right to sue therefor) created in La Dispersion Cath­ after investigation, finding: odique Société Anonymë, N. V. Tweede Ned-' 1. That Carbonisation et Charbons Actifs erlandsche Patenten Maatschappij and N. V. is a corporation organized under the laws of [Vesting Order 3681] Bataafsche Negotiate Compagnie, and each and having its principal place of business in A rgus M otorengesellschaft m . b . H. of them, by virtue of an agreement dated France and is a national of a foreign country March 1938 and acknowledged by La Disper­ (France); In re; Patent of Argus Motorengesell­ sion Cathodique Société Anonyme and N. V. 2. That Societe Generale des Minerais is schaft m. b. H. Tweede Nederlandsche Patenten Maatschap­ a corporation organized under the laws of Under the authority of the Trading and having r its principal place of business pij on May 28, 1938 (including all modifica­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, and tions thereof and supplements thereto) by in Belgium and is a national of a foreign and between La Dispersion Cathodique So­ country (Belgium); Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, ciété Anonyme, N. V. Tweede Nederlandsche 3. That the property described in subpara­ and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Patenten Maatschappij, Hastings & Com­ graph 3 hereof is property of Carbonisation after investigation, finding; et Charbons Actifs and/or Societe Generale pany (a co-partnership composed of John V. 1. That Argus Motorengesellschaft m. b. des Minerais; Hastings, Jr., G. Brinton Thomas, Jr. and H. is a corporation organized under the laws 4. That the property described as follows: Henry B. Robb, Jr.) and Metal Film Com­ of Germany and is a national of a foreign All interests and rights (including all royal­ pany, Inc., relating, among other things, to country (Germ any); patent No. 2,028,853, dated January 28, 1936. ties and other monies payable or held with respect to such interests and rights and all 2. That the property described in sub- is property payable or held with respect to damages for breach of the agreement here­ paragraph 3 hereof is property of Argus patents or rights related thereto in which inafter described, together with the right to Motorengesellschaft m. b. H.; interests are held by, and such property it­ sue therefor) created in Carbonisation et 3. That tine property described as fol­ self constitutes interests held therein by, Charbons Actifs and Societe Generale des lows: All right, title and interest, including nationals of a foreign country (Belgium); Minerais, and each of them, by virtue of an all accrued royalties and all damages and And having made all determinations and agreement dated May 20, 1938 (including all profits recoverable at law or in equity from: taken all action required “by law, including modifications thereof and supplements any person, firm, corporation or government appropriate consultation and certification, thereto, if any) by and between Carbide and for past infringement thereof, in and to the and deeming it necessary in the national Carbon Chemicals Corporation, Acticarbone following United States Letters Patent: interest, Corporation, Carbonisation et Charbons Ae- Patent Number, Date of Issue, Inventor, and tifs and Societe Generale des Minerais, which Title hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ agreement relates, among other things, to 2,040,590, 5-12-36, William Leicester Avery, todian the property described above, to United States Letters Patent No. 1,934,301, Regulator for Fluid Pressure Systems; bq held, used, administered, liqüidated, is property payable or held with respect to sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ patents or rights related thereto in which is property of a national of a foreign coun­ terest and for the benefit of the United interests are held by, and such property try (Germany); States. itself constitutes interests held therein by, And having made all determinations and Such property and any or all of the nationals of foreign countries (Belgium and taken all action required by law, including France); appropriate consultation and certification, proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ and deeming it necessary in the national propriate account or accounts, pending And havipg made all determinations and taken all action required by law, including interest, further determination of the Alien Prop­ appropriate consultation and certification, erty Custodian. This order shall not be and deeming it necessary in the national hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ deemed to limit the power of the Alien interest, todian the property described above, to Property Custodian to return such prop­ be held, used, administered, liquidated, erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ in part, nor shall it be deemed to indi­ todian the property described above, to est and for the benefit of the United be held, used, administered, liquidated, cate that compensation will not be paid States. in lieu thereof, if and wheç it should be sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ Such property and any or all the pro­ determined to take any one or all of such est and for the benefit of the United ceeds thereof shall be held in an appro­ actions. States. v priate account or accounts, pending fur­ Any person, except a national of a des­ Such property and any or all of the ther determination of the Alien Property ignated enemy country, asserting any proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ Custodian. This order shall not be propriate account or accounts, pending claim arising as a result of this order deemed to limit the power of the Alien further determination of the Alien Prop­ may, within one year from the date Property Custodian to return such prop­ erty Custodian. This order shall not be erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or hereof, or within such further time as deemed to limit the power of the Alien may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop­ in part, nor shall it be deemed to indi­ Property Custodian to return such prop­ cate that compensation will not be paid erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or in lieu thereof, if and when it should be of claim, together with a request for a in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ that compensation will not be paid in lieu determined to take any one or all of tained shall be deemed to constitute an thereof, if and when it should be deter­ such actions. admission of the existence, validity or mined to take any one or all of such Any person, except a national of a des­ right to allowance of any such claim. actions. ignated country, asserting any claim aris- FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 7213

ing as a result of this order may, within Any person, except a national of a should be determined to take any one or one year from the date hereof, or within designated enemy country, asserting any all of such actions. such further time as may be allowed, claim arising as a result of this order Any person, except a national of a file with the Alien Property Custodian may, within one year from the date here­ designated enemy country, asserting, on Form APC-1 a notice of claim, to­ of, or within such further time as may any claim arising as a result of this or­ gether with a request for a hearing be allowed, file with the Alien Property der may, within one year from the date thereon. Nothing herein contained shall Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of hereof, or within such further time as be deemed to constitute an admission of claim, together with a request for a hear­ may be allowed, file with the Alien the existence, validity or right to allow­ ing thereon. Nothing herein contained Property Custodian on Form APC-1 a ance of any such claim. shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ notice of claim, together with a request The terms “national” and “designated sion of the existence, validity or right to for a hearing thereon. Nothing herein enemy country” as used herein shall have allowance of any such claim. contained shall be deemed to constitute the meanings prescribed in section 10 of The terms “national’’ and “designated an admission of the existence, validity Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. enemy country” as used herein shall have or right to allowance of any such claim. Executed at Washington, D. C. on the meanings prescribed in section 10 of The terms “national” and “designated May 17,1944. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. enemy country” as used herein shall [ se al] Jam es E. M a r k h a m , Executed at Washington, D. C., on May have the meanings prescribed in section Alien Property Custodian. 17, 1944. 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as [ s e a l] Jam es E. M a r k h a m , amended. IF. R. Doc. 44-9396; Filed, June 28, 1944; 10:25 a. m.J Alien Property Custodian. Executed at Washington, D. C. on May 17, 1944. IF. R. Doc. 44-9397; Filed, June 28, 1944; [ s e a l ] J am es E. M a r k h a m , 10:25 a. m.] [Vesting Order 3682] Alien Property Custodian.

D as R ohrbogenwerk B o h l in g & Co. [F, R. Doe. 44-9398; Filed, June 28, 1944; 10:25 a.m .] ^ In re: Interests of Das Rohrbogenwerk [Vesting Order 3683] Bohling & Co. in an agreement between S ie m e n s A pparate ttnd M a s c h in e n , N. V. Therma and M. Keith Dunham. [Vesting Order 3684] Under the authority of the Trading G. m . b . H. with the Enemy Act, as amended, and In re: Patents of Siemens Apparate OXYAMMON A. G., ET AL. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, und Maschinen, G. m. b. H. In re: Patent and interests of Oxyam- and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Under the authority of the Trading mon Aktiengesellschaft, Gasverarbei* after investigation, finding: with the Enemy Act, as amended, and tungsgesellschaft m. b. H. and Berg- 1. That Das Rohrbogenwerk Bohling & Co. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, werkegesellschaft Hibernia A. G. in is a business organization organized under and pursuant to law, the undersigned, agreements with The Selden Company the laws of and having its principal place after investigation, finding: and Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing of business in Germany and is a national of 1. That Siemens Apparate und Maschinen, Company. a foreign country (Germ any); Under the authority of the Trading 2. That the property identified in sub- G. m. b. H. is a corporation organized under paragraph 3 hereof is property of Das Rohr­ the laws of and having its principal place of with the Enemy Act, as amended, and bogenwerk Bohling & Co; business in Germany and is a national of a Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, 3. That the property described as follows: foreign country (Germ any); and pursuant to law, the undersigned, All interests and * rights (including all 2. That the property identified in sub- after investigation, finding: royalties and other monies payable or held paragraph 8 hereof is property of Siemens 1. That Oxyammon Aktiengesellschaft is with respect to such interests and rights and Apparate und lyiaschinen, G. m. b. H; a corporation organized under the laws of all damages for breach of the agreement 3. That the property described as follows: and having its principal place of business in hereinafter described, together with the right All right, title and interest, including all Switzerland and is a national of a foreign to sue therefor) created in N. V. Therma and accrued royalties and all damages and profits country (Switzerland); Rohrbogenwerk G. m. b. H., arid each of recoverable at law or in equity from any them, by virtue of an agreement dated De­ person, firm, corporation or government for 2. That Oxyammon Aktiengesellschaft is acting for or on behalf of or is controlled by cember^, 1928 (including all modifications past infringement thereof, in and to the Germany or persons within Germany and is thereof or supplements thereto, if any) by following patents: a national of a foreign country (Germany); and between N. V. Therma and M. Keith Patent Number, Date of Issue, Inventor and 3. That Gasverarbeitungsgesellschaft jm. b. Dunham, relating, among others, to patent Title No. 1,680,008, H. and Bergwerkegesellschaft Hibernia A. G. 2,189,475; 2-6-40; Karl Saur; Regulating are corporations organized under the laws is property payable or held with respect to apparatus. of Germany and are nationals of a foreign patents or rights related thereto in which 2,191,055; 2-20-40; Karl Wenzky; Telephone country (Germany); interests are held by, and such property it­ set for communication in airplanes. 4. That the property identified in s u b ­ self constitutes interests held therein by, a paragraph 7a hereof is property of Oxyammon national of a foreign country (Germ any); is property of a national of a foreign country Aktiengesellschaft; And having made all determinations and (Germ any); 5. That the property identified in sub- taken all action required by law, including And having made all determinations and paragraphs 7b, 7c and 7d hereof is property appropriate consultation and certification, taken all action required by law, including of Gasverarbeitungsgesellschaft m. b. H; and deeming it necessary in the national appropriate consultation and certification, 6. That the property identified in sub- interest, and deeming it necessary in the national paragraph 7e hereof is property of Berg- interest, v/erkegesellschaft Hibernia A. G; hereby vests in the Alien Property Custo­ 7. That the property described as follows: dian the property described above, to be hereby vests in the Alien Property (a) All right, title and interest, including held, used, administered, liquidated, sold Custodian the property described above, all accrued royalties and all damages and or otherwise dealt with in the interest to be-held, used, administered, liquidated, profits recoverable at law or in equity from and for the benefit of the United States. sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ any person, firm, corporation or government Such property and any or all of the est and for the benefit of the United for past infringement thereof, in and to the proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ States. • following patent: propriate account or accounts, pending Such property and any or all of the Patent Number, Date of Issue, Inventor, and further determination of the Alien proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ Title Property Custodian. This order shall propriate account or accounts, pending 1,859,863; 5-24-32; Ivar W. Cederberg; not be deemed to limit the power of the further determination of the Alien Preparation of concentrated nitric acid by Alien Property Custodian to return such Property Custodian. This order shall the catalytic combustion of ammonia with property or the proceeds thereof in whole not be deemed to limit the power of the oxygen or gases rich in oxygen. or in part, nor shall it be deemed to in­ Alien Property Custodian to return such (b ) All interests and rights (including all dicate that compensation will not be royalties and other monies payable or held property or the proceeds thereof in with respect to such interests and rights Paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should whole or in part, nor shall it be deemed and all damages for breach of the agreement be determined to take any one or all of to indicate that compensation will not hereinafter described, together with the right such actions. be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it to sue therefor) created in Gasverarbeitungs- 7214 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 gesellschaft m. b. H. by virtue of an agree­ Any person, except a national of a deemed to limit the power of the Alien ment dated January 10, 1929 (including all designated enemy country, asserting any Property Custodian to return such prop­ modifications thereof or supplements thereto, claim arising as a result of this order erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or if any, but excluding therefrom rights trans­ may, within one year from the date here­ in part, nor shall it be deemed to indi­ ferred by Gasverarbeitungsgesellschaft m. b. of, or within such further time as may cate that compensation will not be paid H. to N. V. De Bataafsche Petroleum Maat- be allowed, file with the Alien Property in lieu thereof, if and when it should be schappij by an agreement dated April 26, determined to take any one or all of such 1928) by and between Gasverarbeitungs­ Custodian on Form APG-1 a notice of gesellschaft m. b. H. and The Selden Com­ claim, together with a request for a hear­ actions. pany, relating, among others, to Patent ing thereon. Nothing herein contained Any person, except a national of a des­ Number 1,927,286, shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ ignated dnemy country, asserting any (c) All interests and rights (including all sion of the existence, validity or right to claim arising as a result of this order royalties and other monies payable or held allowance of any such claim. may, within one year from the date with respect to such interests and rights and The terms “ national” and “ designated hereof, or within such further time as all damages for breach of the agreement enemy country” as used herein shall may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop­ hereinafter described, together with the right erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice to sue therefor) created in Gasverarbeitungs­ have the meanings prescribed in section gesellschaft m. b. H. by virtue of an agree­ 10 of Executive . Order No. 9095, as of claim, together with a request for a ment dated January 16, 1929 (including all amended. hearing^ thereon. Nothing herein con­ modifications thereof or supplements thereto, Executed at Washington, D. C. on May tained shall be deemed to constitute an if any, but excluding therefrom rights trans­ 17, 1944. admission of the existence, validity or ferred by Gasverarbeitungsgesellschaft right to allowance of any such claim. m. b. H. to N. V. De Bataafsche Petroleum [ se al] J am es E. M a r k h a m , Alien Property Custodian. The terms “national” and “designated MaatschappiJ by an agreement dated April enemy country” as used herein shall have 26, 1928) by and between Gasverarbeitungs­ [F. R. Doc. 44-9399; Filed, June 28, 1944; gesellschaft m. b. H. and The Selden Com­ the meanings prescribed in section 10 of 10:26 a. m.] pany, relating, among others, to Patent Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. Number 2,052,826, Executed at Washington, D. C., on May (d) The interests and rights within the 17, 1944. jurisdiction of the United States (including [Vesting Order 3685] [ se al] J ames E. M a r k h a m , all royalties and other monies payable or held Alien Property Custodian. with respect to such interests and rights and Ka r l and L u d w ig S c h in ze l all damages for breach of the agreement In re: Ihterests of Kar/Schinzel and [F; R. Doc. 44-9400; Filed, June 28, 1944; hereinafter described, together with the right 10:26 a. m.] to sue therefor) created in Gasverarbeitungs­ Ludwig Schinzel in an Agreement with gesellschaft m. b. H. by virtue of an agree- Eastman Kodak Company. jnent executed April 26, 1928 (including all Under the authority of the Trading [Vesting Order 3686] modifications thereof and supplements with the Enemy Act, as amended, and thereto, if any) by and between Gasverar­ Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, C eskomoravska-K o l b e n -D a n e k A kciova beitungsgesellschaft m. b. H. and N. V. De and pursuant to law, the undersigned, S po lecno st Bataafsche Petroleum MaatschappiJ, relating, after investigation, finding; among other things, to Patent Number In re: Interest of Ceskomoravska- 2,052,326, 1. That Karl Schinzel is a citizen and resi­ Kolben-Danek Akciova Spolecnost in an (e) All interests and rights (including all dent of Germany and is a national of a agreement with Westinghouse Electric royalties and other monies payable or held foreign country (Germany); & Manufacturing Company and Westing­ with respect to such interests and rights and 2. That Ludwig Schinzel is a citizen and house Electric International Company. all damages for breach of the agreement resident of Czechoslovakia and is a national Under the authority of the Trading hereinafter described, together with the right of a foreign country (Czechoslovakia); with the Enemy Act, as amended, and to sue therefor) created in Patents Exploita­ 3. That the property described in sub- tion Company “Alpina” Ltd. by virtue of an paragraph 4 hereof is property of Karl Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, agreement dated December 31, 1930 (includ­ Schinzel and Ludwig Schinzel; and pursuant to law, the undersigned, ing all modifications thereof and supple­ 4. That the property described as follows: after investigation, finding; ments thereto, if any) by and between Pat­ All interests and rights (including all 1. That Ceskomoravska-Kolben-Danek ents Exploitation Company “Alpina” Ltd. and royalties and other monies payable or held Akciova Spolecnost is a business organization Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company, with respect to such interests and rights organized under the laws of and having its which agreement relates, among other things, and all damages for breach of the agree­ principal place of business in Czechoslovakia to certain United States patents, including ment hereinafter described, together with and is a national of a foreign country Patent No. 1,750,551, the right to sue therefor) created in Karl (Czechoslovakia) ; is property of, or is property payable or held Schinzel and Ludwig Schinzel, and each of 2. That the property described in sub- with respect to patents or rights related them, by virtue of an agreement dated Sep­ paragraph 3 hereof is property of Cesko­ thereto in which interests are held by, and tember 1, 1938 and entitled “Retainer Agree­ moravska-Kolben-Danek Akciova Spolecnost; such property itself constitutes interests held ment” (including all modifications thereof 3. That the property described as follows: therein by, nationals of foreign countries and supplements thereto, if any) by and All interests and rights (including all (Germany & Switzerland); between Eastman Kodak Company and Karl royalties and other monies payable or held And having made all determinations and Schinzel, which agreement relates, among with respect to such interests and rights taken all action required by law, including other things, to United States Letters Patent and all damages for breach of the agreement appropriate consultation and certification, No. 2,246,013, hereinafter described, together with the right and deeming it necessary in the national in­ is property payable or held with respect to to sue therefor) created in Ceskomoravska- terest, patents or rights related thereto in which Kolben-Danek Akciova Spolecnost by virtue interests are held by, and such property itself of an agreement dated August 4, 1937 (in­ hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ cluding all modifications thereof and supple­ todian the property described above, to constitutes interests held therein by, na­ tionals of foreign countries (Czechoslovakia ments thereto, if any) by and between West­ inghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company, be held, used, administered, liquidated, and Germany); sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ And having made all determinations and Westinghouse Electric International Com­ pany and Ceskomoravska-Kolben-Danek Ak­ terest and for the benefit of the United taken all action required by law, including ciova Spolecnost, which agreement relates, States. appropriate consultation and certification, among other things, to Patent No. 2,231,721, Such property and any or all of the and deeming it necessary in the national proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ interest, • is property payable or held with respect to patents or rights related thereto in which propriate account or accounts, pending hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ further determination of the Alien Prop­ Interests are held by, and such property it­ todian the property described above, to self constitutes interests held therein by, a erty Custodian. This order shall not be be held, used, administered, liquidated, national of a foreign country (Czechoslo­ deemed to limit the power of the Alien sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ vakia); Property Custodian to return such prop­ est and for the benefit of the United And having made all determinations and erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or States. taken all action required by law, including in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate Such property and any or all of the appropriate consultation and certification, that compensation will not be paid in lieu and deeming It necessary in the national proceeds thereol sfyall be held in an ap­ interest, thereof, if and when it should be de­ propriate account or accounts, pending termined to take any one or all of such further determination of the Alien Prop­ hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ actions. erty Custodian. This order shall not be todian the property described above, to FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 7215 be held, used, administered, liquidated, Aktiengesellschaft by virtue of an agreement with respect to such interests and rights and all damages for breach of the agreement sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ dated February 3, 1937 (Including all modi­ fications thereof and supplements thereto, if hereinafter described, together with the right est and for the benefit of the United any) by and between I. G. Farbenindustrie to sue therefor) created in I. G. Farbenin­ States. Aktiengesellschaft and Monsanto Chemical dustrie Aktiengesellschaft by virtue of an Such property and any or all of the Company, relating, among other things, to agreement dated May 3, 1933 (including all­ proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ United States Patent Application Serial Num­ modifications thereof and supplements propriate account or accounts, pending ber 588,227, now Patent Number 2,109,698, and thereto, if any) by and between I. G. Far­ further détermination of the Alien to Interference No. 71,811, benindustrie Aktiengesellschaft and Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation, which Property Custodian. This order shall is property payable or held with respect to agreement relates, among other things, not be deemed to limit the power of the patents or rights related thereto in which in­ to Patent No. 1,864,099, Alien Property Custodian to return terests are held by, and such property itself such property or the proceeds thereof in constitutes interests held therein by a is property payable or held with respect to whole or in part, nor shall it be deemed national of a foreign country (Germany); patents or rights related thereto in which And having made all determinations and interests are held by, and such property itself to indicate that compensation will not taken all action required by law, including constitutes interests held therein by, a na­ be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it appropriate consultation and certification, tional of a foreign country (Germany); should be determined to take any one and deeming it necessary in the national And having made all determinations and or all of such actions. interest, taken all action required by law, including Any person, except a national of a appropriate consultation and certification, designated enemy country, asserting hereby vests in the Alien Property Custo­ and deeming it necessary in the national any claim arising as a result of this dian the property described above, to be interest, held, used, administered, liquidated, sold order may, within one year from the or otherwise dealt with in the interest hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ date hereof, or within such further time and for the benefit of the United States. todian the property described above, to as may be allowed, file with the Alien Such property and any or all of the be held, used, administered, liquidated, Property Custodian on Form APC-1 a proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ notice of claim, together with a re­ est and for the benefit of the United quest for a hearing thereon. Nothing propriate account or accounts, pending further determination of the Alien Prop­ States. herein contained shall be deemed to erty Custodian. This order shall not be Such property and any or all of the constitute an admission of the exist­ deemed to limit the power of the Alien proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ ence, validity or right to allowance of Property Custodian to return such prop­ propriate account or accounts, pending any such claim. further determination of the Alien Prop­ The terms “national” and “designated erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or in part, nor shall it be deemed to indi­ erty Custodian. This order shall not be enemy country” as used herein shall deemed to limit the power of the Alien have the meanings prescribed in section cate that compensation will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should be Property Custodian to return such prop­ 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or amended. determined to take any one or all of such actions. in part, nor shall it be deemed to indi­ Executed at Washington, D. C., on May cate that compensation will not be paid 17, 1944. % * Any person, except a national of a designated enemy country, asserting any in lieu thereof, if and when it should be [ seal] Jam es E. M a r k h a m , claim arising as a result of this order determined to take any one or all of Alien Property Custodian. may, within one year from the date here­ such actions. of, or within such further time as may Any person, except a national of a [F. R. Doc. 44-9401; Filed, June 28, 1944; designated enemy country, asserting any 10:26 a. m.] be allowed, file with the Alien Property Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of claim arising as a result of this order claim, together with a request for a may, within one year from the date hereof, or within such further time as [Vesting Order 3690] hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ tained shall be deemed to constitute an may be allowed, file with the .Alien I. G. F arbenindustrie A. G. admission of the existence, validity or Property Custodian on Form APC-1 a right to allowance of any such claim. notice of claim, together with a request In re; Interest of I. G. Farbenindustrie for a hearing thereon. Nothing herein Aktiengesellschaft in two agreements The terms “national” and “ designated enemy country” as used herein shall have contained shall be deemed to constitute with Monsanto Chemical Company. an admission of the existence, validity Under the authority of the Trading the meanings prescribed in section 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. or right to allowance of any such claim. with the Enemy Act, as amended, and The terms “national” and “ designated Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Executed at Washington, D. C., on May 19, 1944. enemy country” as used herein shall have and pursuant to law, the undersigned, the meanings prescribed in section 10 of after investigation, finding: [ seal] Jam es E. M ar k h a m , Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. 1. That I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktien­ Alien Property Custodian. Executed at Washington, D. C., on gesellschaft is a corporation organized under [F. R. Doc. 44-9402; Filed, June 28, 1944; • May 19, 1944. the laws of Germany and is a national of a 10:26 a. m.] foreign country (Germany); [ s e a l] J ames E. M a r k h a m , 2. That the property described in sub- Alien Property Custodian. paragraph 3 hereof is property of I. G. Far­ [Vesting Order 3691] [F. R. Doc. 44-9403; Filed, June 28, 1944; benindustrie Aktiengesellschaft; 10:26 a; m.] 3. That the property described as follows: I. G. F arbenindustrie A. G. (a) All interests and rights (Including all In re: Interest of I. G. Farbenindustrie royalties and other monies payable or held with respect to such interests and rights and Aktiengesellschaft in an agreement [Vesting Order 3692] all damages for breach of • the agreement dated May 3,1933 with Carbide and Car­ M a g r in i, So cietà A n o n im a hereinafter described, together with the right bon Chemicals Corporation. to sue therefor) created in I. G. Farbenin- Under the authority of the Trading In re: Interest of Magrini, Società An­ dustria Aktiengesellschaft by virtue of an with the Enemy Act, as amended,,and onima in an agreement with Westing­ agreement dated February 3, 1937 (including Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, house Electric & Manufacturing Com­ .all modifications thereof and supplements and pursuant to law, the undersigned, thereto, if any) by and between I. G. Farben­ pany and Westinghouse Electric Inter­ industrie Aktiengesellschaft and Monsanto after investigation, finding: national Company. Chemical Company, relating, among other . 1. That I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktiengesell­ Under the authority of the Trading things, to United States Patent Application schaft is a corporation organized under the with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Serial Number 588,227, now Patent Number laws of Germany and is a national of a for­ Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, 2,109,698, and to Interference No. 71,810, eign country (Germany); and pursuant to law, the undersigned, (b) All interests and rights (including all 2. That the property described in subpar­ after investigation, finding: royalties and other monies payable or held agraph 3 hereof is property of I. G. Farbenin­ with respect to such interests and rights and dustrie Aktiengesellschaft; 1. That Magrini, Società Anonima is a cor­ all damages for breach of the agreement here­ 3. That the property described as follows: poration organized under the laws of and inafter described, together with the right to AH interests and rights (including all roy­ having its principal place of business in Italy sue therefor) created in I. G. Farbenindustrie alties and other monies payable or held and is a national of a foreign country (Italy) ; No. 129------5 7216 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944

2. That the property described in sub- and pursuant to law, the undersigned, 2,191,088; 2-20-40; Robert Stadler & Albert paragraph 3 hereof is property of Magrini, after investigation, finding; Auerhahn; Continuous production of poly­ Societa Anonima; merization products of acetylene. 3. That the property described as follows: 1. That I. G. Farbenifidustrie Aktienge- All interests and rights (including all roy­ sellschaft is a corporation organized under (b ) All interests and rights (including all alties and other monies payable or held with the laws of Germany and is a national of a royalties and other monies payable or held with respect to such interests and rights and respect to such interests and rights and all foreign country (Germany); damages for breach of the agreement^ here­ 2. That the property described in sub- all damages for breach of the agreement hereinafter described, together with the right inafter described, together with the right to paragraph 3 hereof is property of I. G. Far- to sue therefor) created in I. G. Farbenindus­ sue therefor) created in Magrini, Societa benindustrie Aktiengesellschaft; trie Aktiengesellschaft by virtue of an agree­ Anonima by virtue of an agreement dated 3. That the property described as follows: ment dated February 8, 1938 (including all November 1, 1938 (including all modifications Property identified in Exhibit A attached modifications thereof and supplements thereof and supplements thereto, if any) by hereto and made a part hereof, thereto, if any) by and between I. G. Farben­ and between Westinghouse Electric & Manu­ is property of, or is property payable or held industrie Aktiengesellschaft and E. I. Du facturing Company, Westinghouse Electric with respect to patents or rights related Pont de Nemours and Company, relating, International Company and Magrini, Societa thereto in which interests are held by, and among other things, to certain United States Anonima, which agreement, relates, among such property itself constitutes interests held Letters Patent, including Patent No. 2,188,340, other things, to Patent No. 2,250,599, therein by, a national of a foreign country (c) All interests and rights (including all is property payable or held with respect to (Germ any); royalties and other monies payable or held patents or rights related thereto in which in­ And having made all determinations and with respect to such interests and rights and terests are held by, and such property itself taken all action required by law, including all damages for breach of the agreement here­ constitutes interests held therein by, a na­ appropriate consultation and certification, inafter described, together with the right to tional of a foreign country (Italy); ' and deeming it necessary in the national sue therefor) created in I. G. Farbenindustrie And having made all determinations and interest, Aktiengesellschaft by virtue of an agree­ taken all action required by law, including ment dated April 11,1938 (including all mod­ appropriate consultation and certification, hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ ifications thereof and supplements thereto, and deeming it necessary in the national in­ todian the property described above, to if any) by and between I. G. Farbenindustrie terest, be held, used, administered, liquidated, Aktiengesellschaft and E. I. Du Pont de sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ Nemours and Company, relating, among hereby" vests in the Alien Property Cus­ est and for the benefit of the United other things, to certain United States Let­ todian the property described above, to .States. ters Patent, including Patent No. 2,191,088, be held, used, administered, liquidated, Such property and any or all of the (d) All interests and rights (including all sold or otherwise dealtr with in the in­ royalties and other monies payable or held proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ with respect to such interests and rights and terest and for the benefit of the United propriate account or accounts, pending States. all damages for breach of the agreement further determination of the Alien Prop­ hereinafter described, together with the right Such property and any or all of the erty Custodian. This order shall not be to sue therefor) created in I. G. Farbenindus­ proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ deemed to limit the power of the Alien trie Aktiengesellschaft by virtue of an agree­ propriate account or accounts, pending Property Custodian to return such prop­ ment dated September 14, 1933 (including further determination of the Alien Prop­ erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or all modifications thereof and supplements erty Custodian. This order shall not be thereto, if any) by and between I. G. Far­ in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate benindustrie Aktiengesellschaft and E. I. Du deemed to limit the power of the Alien that compensation will not be paid in lieu Property Custodian to return such prop­ Pont de Nemours and Company, relating, thereof, if and when it should be de­ among other things, to certain United States erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or termined to take any one or all of such Letters Patent, including Patent No. 2,267,829. in part, nor shall it be deemed to indi­ actions. cate that compensation will not be paid [F. R. Doc. 44-9405; Filed, June 28, 1944; • Any person, except a national of a 10:26 a. m.] in lieu thereof, if and when it should be designated enemy country, asserting any determined to take any one or all of such claim arising as a result of this order actions. may, within one year from the date Any person, except a national of a hereof, or within sUch further time as [Vesting Order 3694] designated enemy country, asserting any may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop­ P olyphonwerke A. G., et a l . claim arising as a result of this order erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice may, within one year from the date here­ of claim, together with a request for a In re: Interests of Polyphonwerke A. of, or within such further time as may hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ G., Hansa-Muehle G. m. b. H., Hanseat­ be allowed, file with the Alien Property tained shall be deemed to constitute an ische Muehlenwerke A. G. and Aarhus Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of admission of the existence, validity or Oliefabrik A/S in patents and in an claim, together with a request for a hear­ right to allowance of any such claim. Agreement with American Lecithin Cor­ ing thereon. Nothing herein contained The terms “national” and “ designated poration, Archer-Daniels-Midland Com­ shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ enemy country” as used herein shall pany, The Glidden Company and Ross & sion of the existence, validity or right to have the meanings prescribed in section Rowe, Inc. allowance of any such claim. 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as Under the authority of the Trading The terms “national” and “designated amended. 1 •" with the Enemy Act, as amended, and enemy country” as used herein shall have Executed at Washington, D. C. on May Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, the meanings prescribed in section 10 of 19, 1944. and pursuant to law, the undersigned,, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. after investigation, finding: Executive at Washington, D. C. on May [ s e a l ] Jam es E. M a r k h a m , Alien Property Custodian. 1. That Polyphonwerke A. £r. Hansa- 19, 1944. Muehle G. m. b. H., and Hanseatische Mueh­ E x h i b i t A [ seal] James E. M ar k h a m , lenwerke A. G. are firms organized under the Alien Property Custodian. (a) All right, title and interest, including laws of and having their principal places of all accrued royalties and all damages and business in Germany and are nationals of a [P. R. Doc. 44-9404; Piled, June 28, 1844; profits recoverable at law or in equity from foreign country (Germany); 10:26 "a. m.j any person, firm, corporation or government 2. That Aarhus Oliefabrik A/S is a corpo­ for past infringement thereof, in and to the ration organized under the laws of and hav­ following patents: ing its principal place of business in Denmark and is a national of a foreign country (Den­ [Vesting Order 3693] Patent Number, Date of Issue, Inventor and mark) ; Title 3. That the property described in subpara­ I. G. F arbenindustrie A.' G. 2,062,263; 11-24-36; Ernst Eberhardt; Pro­ graph 7a hereof, is property of Polyphon­ In re: Patents and interest of I. G. ducing diacetyl. werke A. G; 4. That the property described in subpara­ Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft in 2,098,089; 11-2-37; Ernst Eberhardt & Rob­ graphs 7b and 7c hereof is property of agreements with E. I. Du Pont de Ne­ ert Stadler; Production of chlorbutadiene. Hanseatische Muehlenwerke A. G; mours and Company relating, among 2,110,699; 3-8-38; Ernst Eberhardt & 5. That the property described in subpara­ other things, to Monovinylacetylene. Friedrich Lieseberg; Production of diacetyl. graph 7d hereof is. property of Aarhus Olie­ Under the authority of the Trading 2,158,290; 5-16-39; Heinrich Lange & Otto fabrik A/S; with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Horn; Process of preparing methyl vinyl 6. That the property described in subpara­ Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, ketone. graph 7e hereof is property of Hansa-Muehle FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 7217

G. m. b. H., Hanseatische Muehlenwerke A. be deemed to limit the power of the E x h i b i t B G. and Aarhus Oliefabrik A/S: Alien Property Custodian to return such Patent Number, Date of Issue, Inventor 7. That the property described as follows: property or the proceeds thereof in whole and Title (a) An undivided one-half (Yz ) interest which stands of record in the United States or in part, nor shall it be deemed to in­ 1,660,541; 2-28-28; Hermann Bollmann; Patent Office in the name of Polyphonwerke dicate that compensation will not be paid Easily-soluble cocoa powder and process of A. G. in and to the following patent: in lieu thereof, if and when it should be making same. determined to take any one or all of 1,762,077; 6-3-30; Bruno Rewald; Produc­ Patent Number, Date of Issue, Inventor, and tion of egg yolk substitutes. Title such actions. Any person, except a national of a 1,776,721; 9-23-30; Hermann Bollmann; 1,977,940; 10-23-34; Fritz Frank, sound designated enemy country, asserting any Method of production uniform pulverulent record composition and method of making. claim arising as a result of this order mixtures. 1,779,012; 10-21-30; Bruno Rewald; Aux­ including all accrued royalties and all dam­ may, within one year from the date iliary means for leather dressing. ages and profits recoverable at law or in equity hereof, or within such further time as 1,843,051; l-26r-32; Friedrich Wilhelm from any person, firm, corporation or govern­ may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop­ Thiele; Baking composition and mode of ment for past infringement thereof to which erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice preparing same. the owner of such interest is entitled, of claim, together with a request for a 1,903,397; 4—4-33; Bruno Rewald; Method (b) All right, title and interest created or of separating fatty constituents from oleagi­ reserved in Hanseatische Muehlenwerke A. G. hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ tained shall be deemed to constitute an nous materials. in or by an assignment to American Lecithin 1,938,864; 12-12-33; Bruno Rewald; Insec­ Company dated May 11, 1935 and recorded in admission of the existence, validity or ticidal emulsions. the United States Patent Office on September right to allowance of any such claim. 1,946,332; 2-6-34; Bruno Rewald; Dressing, 17, 1935 in Liber J-164 at page 97, in and to The terms “national” and “ designated sizing and softening oil. the patents identified in Exhibit A attached enemy country” as used herein shall have 1,946,333; 2-6-34; Bruno Rewald; Process hereto and made a part hereof, the meanings prescribed in section 10 of for the production of rubber mixtures. (c) All right, title and interest created or 1,977,940; 10-23-34; Fritz Frank; Sound reserved in Hanseatische Muehlenwerke A. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. Executed at Washington, D. C„ on record composition and method of making. G. in or by an assignment to American Leci­ 1,986,360; 1-1-35; Bruno Rewald; Thicken­ thin Company dated May 7,1936 and recorded May 19, 1944. ing material for use in the printing of tex­ in the United States Patent Office on May [ se al] J am es E. M a r k h a m , tile fabrics. 27, 1936 in Liber Y-166 at page 209, in and , Alien Property Custodian. 2,020,517; 11-12-35; Bruno Rewald; Treat­ to the following patent: ment of fibrous and textile materials. E x h i b i t A Patent Number, Date of Issue, inventor and 2,039,739; 5-5-36; Bruno Albert Rewald; Title Patent Number, Date of Issue, Inventor and Production of a lecithin nutrient material. Title 1,917,734; 7-11-33; Bruno Rewald; Extract­ [F. R. Doc. 44-9406; Filed, June 28, 1944; 1,660,541; 2-28-28; Hermann Bollmann; 10:27 a. m.] ing oil from seeds. Easily-soluble cocoa powder and process of (d) All right, title and interest (including, making same. but not by way of limitation, licenses and 1,667,767; 5-1-28; Hermann Bollmann; other contractual interests) created or re­ Process of purifying phosphatides obtained [Vesting Order 3695] served in Aarhus Oliefabrik A/S in or by an from oilseeds and the like. L. A. P. C. O., S. A. assignment to American Lecithin Company 1,673,615; 6-12-28; Hermann Bollmann; dated August 13, 1935, in and to the patents Process of purifying phosphatides. In re: Patent applications of identified in Exhibit B attached hereto and 1,762,077; 6-3-30; Bruno Rewald; Produc­ L. A. P. C. O., S. A. made a part hereof, tion of egg yolk substitutes. Under the authority of the Trading (e) All interests and rights (including all 1,776,720; 9-23-30; Hermann Bollmann; with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Process for the purification of phosphatides. royalties and other monies payable or held Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, with respect to such interests and rights 1,776,721; 9-23-30; Hermann Bollmann; and all damages for breach of the agreement Method of production uniform pulverulent and pursuant to law, the undersigned, hereinafter described, together with the right mixtures. after investigation, finding: to sue, therefor) created in Hansa-Muehle 1,779,012; 10-21-30; Bruno Rewald; Auxil­ 1. That L. A. P. C. O., S. A. is a business G. m. b. H., Hanseatische Muenlenwerke A. iary means for leather dressing. organization organized under the laws of and G. and Aarhus Oliefabrik A/S, and each of 1,843,051; 1-26-32; Friedrich Wilhelm having its principal place of business in them, by virtue of an agreement dated De­ Thiele; Baking composition and mode of Switzerland and is a national of a foreign cember 5, 1934 (including all modifications preparing same. country (Switzerland); thereof and supplements thereto, if any) by 1,892,588; 12-27-32; Albert Schwieger; 2. That the property described in subpar­ and between Hansa-Muehle G. m. b. H., Treatment of vegetable lecithin. agraph 4 hereof is property of L. A. P. C. O., Hanseatische Muehlenwerke A. G., Aarhus 1,893,393; 1-3-33; Hermann Bollmann and S. A.; Oliefabrik A/S, American Lecithin Corpora­ Albert Schwieger; Process for the refinement 3. That L. A. P. C. O., S. A. appears on The tion, Archer-Daniels-Midland Company, The of vegetable phosphatides. Proclaimed List of Certain Blocked Nationals; Glidden Company and Ross & Rowe, Inc., re­ 1,895,424; 1-24-33; Bruno Rewald; Light 4. That the property described as follows: lating, among other things, to Patent No. colored mixture of vegetable phosphatides 1,986,360, and fatty oil. Serial Number, Filing Date, Inventor and Title 1,903,397; 4-4-33; Bruno Rewald; Method 427,660; 1-21-41; J. H. Jalbert; Connecting is property of, or is property payable or held of separating fatty constituents from oleag­ devices for electrical instruments on an air­ or held with respect to patents or rights inous materials. craft. related thereto in which interests are held 1,934,005; 11-7-33; Bruno Rewald; Method 462,981; 10-22-42; L. Gouy; Fuel meter for by,-and such property itself constitutes in­ of preparing stable aqueous emulsions of airplanes or other uses. terests held therein by, nationals of foreign lecithin and oil. 468,400; 12-9-42; L. Gouy; Arrangement of countries (Denmark and Germany); 1,938,864; 12-12-33; Bruno Rewald; In ­ electrical instruments on an airplane. And having made all determinations and secticidal emulsions. 500,582; 8-30-43; L. Gouy; Methods and de­ taken all action required by law, including 1,946,332; 2-6-34; Bruno Rewald; Dressing, vices for recording values such as speeds ex­ appropriate consultation and certification, sizing and softening oil. pressed by a quotient. and deeming it necessary in the national in­ 1,977,940; 10-23-34; Fritz Frank; Sound terest, record composition and method of making. is property of a national of a foreign country 1,986,360; 1-1-35; Bruno Rewald, Thicken­ (Switzerland); hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ ing material for use in the printing of textile And having made all determinations and todian the property described above, to fabrics. taken all action required by law, including be held, used, administered, liquidated, 2,020,517; 11-12-35; Bruno Rewald; Treat­ appropriate consultation and certification, sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ ment of fibrous and textile materials. and deeming it'•necessary in the national terest and for the benefit of the United 2,020,662; 11-12-35; Albert Schwieger; interest, States. , > Process for the production of phosphatide hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ Such property and any or all of the preparation. 2,039,739; 5-5-36; Bruno Albert Rewald; todian the property described above, to proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ Production of a lecithin nutrient material. be held, used, administered, liquidated, propriate account or accounts, pending 2,057,695; 10-20-36; Albert Schwieger; sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ further determination of the Alien Prop­ Method for the production of vegetable phos­ est and for the benefit. of the United erty Custodian. This order shall not phatide preparations. States. 7218 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944

Such property and any or all of the All right, title, interest and claim of any der or act or otherwise, and deeming It proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ kind or character whatsoever of Cord Henry necessary in the national Interest, propriate account or accounts, pending Wahlers, Heinrich Wahlers, Anna Wahlers, Johannes Wahlers, Greta Winderler, Maria Now, therefore, the Alien Property further determination of the Alien Wolters and Henry Neveln, and each of them, Custodian hereby vests the following Property Custodian. This order shall in and to the trust created under the Will of property and interests; not be deemed to limit the power of the Gesche Mahler, deceased, All right, title, interest and claim of any Alien Property Custodian to return such kind or character whatsoever of Elise Braden property or the proceeds thereof in whole to be held, used, administered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ (nee Leitz), Herrman Beyer and Nanny or in part, nor shall it be deemed to in­ Beyer Domack (nee (Hartman), and each of dicate that compensation will not be paid est of and for the benefit of the United them, in and to the estate of Amelia (some­ in lieu thereof, if and when it should be States. times known as Amalia) Malinka, deceased, determined to take any one or all of such Such property, and any or all of the actions. proceeds thereof, shall be held in an to be held, used, administered, liqui­ Any person, except a national of a des­ appropriate special account or accounts, dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in ignated enemy country, asserting any pending further determination of the the interest of and for the benefit of the claim arising as a result of this order Alien Property Custodian. This shall United States. may, within one year from the date here­ not be deemed to limit the powers of the Such property, and any or all' of the of, or within such further time as may be Alien Property Custodian to return such proceeds thereof, shall be held in an allowed, file with the Alien Property Cus­ property or^he proceeds thereof, or to appropriate special account or accounts, todian on Form APC-1 a notice of claim, indicate that compensation will not be pending further determination of the together with a request for a hearing paid in lieu thereof, if and when it Alien Property Custodian. This shall thereon. Nothing herein contained shall should be determined that such return not be deemed to limit the powers of the be deemed to constitute an admission of should be made or such compensation Alien Property Custodian to return such the existence, validity or right to allow­ should be paid. property or the proceeds thereof, or to ance of any such claim. Any person, except a national of a indicate that compensation will not be The terms “national” and “ designated designated enemy country, asserting any paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should enemy country” as used herein shall have claim arising as a result of this order be determined that such return should be the meanings prescribed in section 10 of may file with the Alien Property Custo­ made or such compensation should be Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. dian a notice of his claim, together with '»paid. Executed at Washington, D. C., on May a request for a hearing thereon, on Form Any person, except a national of a 19, 1944. APC-1, within one year from the date designated enemy country, asserting any hereof, or within such further time as claim arising as a result of this order [ se al] James E. M a r k h a m , may file with the Alien Property Custo­ Alien Property Custodian. may be allowed by the Alien Property Custodian. dian a notice of his claim, together with [F. R. Doc. 44-9407; Filed, June 28, 1944; • The terms “ national” and “ designated a request for a hearing thereon, on Form 10:27 a. m.] enemy country” as used herein shall have APC-1, within one year from the date the meanings prescribed in section 10 of hereof, or within such further time as said Executive order. may be allowed by the Alien Property [Vesting Order 3824] Dated: June 19,1944. Custodian. The terms “national” and “ designated G esch e M ahler [ s e a l] J ames E. M a r k h a m , Alien Property Custodian. enemy country” as used herein shall have In re: Trust under will of Gesche the meanings prescribed in section 10 of Mahler, deceased; File No- D-28-1696; E. [F. R. Doc. 44-9413; Filed, June 28, 1944; said Executive order. T. sec. 674. 10:28 a. m.] Dated: June 19, 1944: Under the authority of the Trading [ s e a l] J am es E. M a r k h a m , with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Alien Property Custodian. Executive Order 9095, as amended, and - [Vesting Order 3825] [F. R. Doc. 44-9414; Filed, June 28, 1944; pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ 10:28 a. m.] todian after investigation, A m e lia M a lin k a Finding that— In re: Estate of Amelia (sometimes known as Amalia) Malinka, deceased; (1) The property and interests hereinafter [Vesting Order 3826] described are property which is in the proc­ File No. D-28-4147; E. T. sec. 7179. ess of administration by the Rutherford Under the authority of the Trading C ar o line M auss National Bank, as trustee, acting under the with the Enemy Act, as amended, and judicial supervision of the Bergen County Executive Order 9095, as amended, and In re: Estate of Caroline Mauss, de­ Orphans’ Court, Bergen County, New Jer­ pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ ceased; File No. D-28-4343; E. T. sec. sey; and todian after investigation, 7438. (2) Such property and interests are pay­ Under the authority of the Trading able or deliverable to, or claimed by nation­ Finding that— with the Enemy Act, as amended, and als of a designated enemy country, Ger­ (1) The property and interests herein­ Executive Order 9095, as amended, and many, namely, after described are property which is in the process of administration by Emil W. A. Schu­ pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ Nationals and Last Known Address mann, 283 Central Avenue, Jersey City, New todian after investigation, Cord-Henry Wahlers, Germany. Jersey, as Executor, acting under the judicial Finding that— Heinrich Wahlers, Germany. supervision of the Hudson County Orphans’ (1) The property and interests herein­ Anna Wahlers, Germany. Court, Hudson County, New Jersey; and after described are property which is in the Johannes Wahlers, Germany. (2) Such property and interests are pay­ process of administration by S. Charles Sa­ Greta Winderler, Germany. able or deliverable to, or claimed by nationals vona, a S' substituted-administrator, c. t. a„ Maria Wolters, Germany. of a designated enemy country, Germany, acting under the judicial supervision of the Henry Nevelin, Germany. namely. Bergen County Orphans’ Court, Bergen And determining that— Nationals and Last Known Address County, New Jersey;. and (3) If such nationals are persons not with­ (2) Such property and interests are paya­ Elise Braden (nee Leitz), Germany. in a designated enemy country, the national ble or deliverable to, or claimed by nationals Herrman Beyer, Germany. interest of the United States requires that of a designated enemy country, Germany, Nanny Beyer Domack (nee Hartman), namely, such persons be treated as nationals of a Germany. designated enemy country, Germany; and Nationals and Last Known Address And determining that— Having made all determinations and taken ,(3) If such nationals are persons not Charlotte Conrad, Germany. all action, after appropriate consultation and within a designated enemy country, the na­ Luwiese Schunk, ^Germany. certification, required by said Executive order tional interest of the United States requires Ludwig Mauss, Germany. or act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary that such persons be treated as nationals of Amalia Sauter, Germany. in the national interest, a designated enemy country, Germany; and Luwiese Huther, Germany. August Leiner, Germany. Now, therefore, the Alien Property Having made all determinations and taken Philip Leiner, Germany. Custodian hereby vests the following all action, after appropriate consultation and Fritz Mauss, Germany. * property and interests: certification, required by said Executive or­ Susan Lebron, Germany. FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 7219

And determining that— process of administration by Eugene H. [Vesting Order 3828] (3) If such nationals are persons not Dowling, Executor, acting under the judicial E d w in V e r n o n M organ within a designated enemy country the na­ supervision of the Circuit Court of the State tional interest of the United States requires of Oregon for the County of Multnomah; In re: Trust under will of Edwin Ver­ that such persons be treated as nationals of a (2) Such property and interests are pay­ non Morgan, deceased; File D-28-6512; designated enemy country, Germany; and able or deliverable to, or claimed by, nation­ E. T. sec. 4057. als of a designated enemy country, Germany, Having made all determinations and taken namely, Under the authority of the Trading all action, after appropriate consultation and with the Enemy Act, as amended, and certification, required by said Executive. or­ Nationals and Last Known Address Executive Order 9095, as amended, and der or act or otherwise, and deeming it nec­ Anna Blocher and her surviving children, pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ essary in the national interest, Germany. todian after investigation, Now, therefore, the Alien Property Katherine Balzér, also known as Katherine Belzer, and her surviving children, Germany. Finding that— Custodian hereby vests the following (1) The property and interests hereinafter Lina Petri and her surviving children, described are property which is in the process property and interests: Germany. of administration by Irving Trust Company All right, title, interest and claim of any And determining that— and Thomas P. Beal, Trustees, acting under kind or character whatsoever of Charlotte (3) If such nationals are persons not with­ the judicial supervision of the Surrogate’s Conrad, Luwiese Schunk, Ludwig Mauss, in a designated enemy country, the national Court, Cayuga County, New York; Amalia Sauter, Luwiese Huther, August interest of the United States requires that (2) Such property and interests are pay­ Leiner, Philip Leiner, Fritz Mauss and Susan such persons be treated as nationals of a able or deliverable to, or claimed by, a na­ Lebron, and each of them, in and to the designated enemy country, Germany; and tional of a designated enemy country, Ger­ estate of Caroline Mauss, deceased, Having made all determinations and taken many, namely, to be held, used, administered, liqui­ all action, after appropriate consultation and National and Last Known Address dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in certification, required by said Executive order the interest of and for the benefit of the or act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary Henry XXXVII, Prince Reuss, also known as Heinrich XX XVII, Prinz Reuss, Germany. United States. in the national interest, Such property, and any or all of the And determining that— Now, therefore, the Alien Property Cus­ (3) If such national is a person not within proceeds thereof, shall be held in an todian hereby vests the following prop­ appropriate special account or accounts, a designated enemy country, the national erty and interests: interest of the United States requires that pending further determination of the such person be treated as a national of a Alien Property Custodian. This shall All right, title, interest and claim of any kind or character whatsoever of Anna Blocher designated enemy country, Germany; and not be deemed to limit the powers of the and her surviving children, Katherine Balzer, Alien Property Custodian to return such Having made all determinations and taken also known as Katherine Belzer and her sur­ all action, after appropriate consultation and property or the proceeds thereof, or to viving yfiildren, and Lina Petri and her sur- certification required by said Executive order indicate that compensation will not be vivinj^children, and each of them, in and to or act or otherwise, arid deeming it neces­ the Bstate of Elizabeth Miller, deceased, paid in lieu thereof, if and when it sary in the national interest, should be determined that such return should be made or such compensation to ne held, used, administered, liquidated, Now, therefore, the Alien Property sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ Custodian hereby vests the following should be paid. terest of and for the benefit of the United Any person, except a national of a property and interests: designated enemy country, asserting any States. Such property, and any or all of the All right, title, interest and claim of any claim arising as a result of this order proceeds thereof, shall be held in an kind or character whatsoever of Henry may file with the Alien Property Cus­ x x x v n , Prince Reuss, also known as Hein­ todian a notice of his claim, together appropriate special aecount or accounts, pending further determination of the rich XXXVII, Prinz Reuss, in and to trust with a request for a hearing thereon, on Alien Property Custodian. This shall created under the will of Edwin Vernon Form APC-1, within one year from the Morgan, deceased, date hereof, or within such further time not be deemed to limit the powers of the as may be allowed by the Alien Prop­ Alien Property Custodian to return such to be held, used, administered, liquidated, property or the proceeds thereof, or to erty Custodian. sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ indicate that compensation will not be The terms “national” and “designated est of and for the benefit of the United enemy country” as used herein shall paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should St&tGS have the meanings prescribed in section be determined that such return should Such property, and any or all of the be made or such compensation should 10 of said Executive order. proceeds thereof, sjiall be held in an ap­ Dated: June 19, 1944. be paid. propriate special account or accounts, Any person, except a national of a t SEAL ] JAMES E . MARKHAM, pending further determination of the designated enemy country, asserting any Alien Property Custodian. This shall Alien Property Custodian. claim arising as .a result of this order not be deemed to limit the powers of the may file with the Alien Property Custo­ [F. R. Doc. 44-0415; Filed, June 28, 1944; Alien Property Custodian to return such 10:28 a. m.] dian a notice of his claim, together with a request for a hearing thereon, on Form property or the proceeds thereof, or to APC-1, within one year from the date indicate that compensation will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should [Vesting Order 3827] hereof, or within such further time as may be allowed by the Alien Property be determined that such return should E liza b et h M ille r Custodian. be made or such compensation should In re: Estate of Elizabeth Miller, de­ The terms “ national” and “ designated be paid. ceased; File: D-28-7484; E. T. sec. 1642. enemy country” as used herein shall Any person, except a national of a des­ Under the authority of- the Trading have the meanings prescribed in section ignated enemy country, asserting any with the Enemy Act, as amended, and 10 of said Executive order. claim arising as a result of this order, Executive Order 9095, as amended, and Dated: June 19, 1944. may file with the Alien Property Cus­ pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ todian a notice of his claim, together todian after investigation, [ s e a l] J am es E. M a r k h a m , Alien Property Custodian. with a request for a hearing thereon, on Finding that— Form APC-1, within one year from the [F. R. Doc. 44-9416; Filed, June 28, 1944; (1) The property and interests herein­ date hereof, or within such further time after described are property which is in the 10:28 a. m.] 7220 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 as may be allowed by the Alien Property paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should to be held, used, administered, liquidated, Custodian. be determined that such return should be sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ The terms “national” and “ designated made or such compensation should be terest of and for the benefit of the United enemy country” as used herein shall have paicU States. the meanings prescribed in section 10 of Any person, except a national of a des­ Such property, and any or all of the said Executive order. ignated enemy country, asserting any proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ Dated: June 19, 1944. claim arising as a result of this order propriate special account or accounts, [ se al] J am es E. M ar k h am , may file with the Alien Property Cus­ pending further determination of the Alien Property Custodian. todian a notice of his claim, together Alien Property Custodian. This shall with a request for a hearing thereon, on not be deemed to limit the powers of the [F. R. Doc. 44-9417; Filed, June 28, 1944; Form APC-1, within one year from the Alien Property Custodian to return such 10:29 a. m.] date hereof, or within such further time property or the proceeds thereof, or to as may be allowed by the Alien Property indicate that compensation will not be Custodian. paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should [Vesting Order 3829] The terms “national” and “ designated be determined that such return should enemy country” as used herein shall have be made or such compensation should be A n t o n S andner the meanings prescribed in section 10 of paid. In re: Estate of Anton Sandner, de­ said Executive order. Any person, except a national of a ceased; Pile D-28-7680; E. T. sec. 8220. Dated: June 19, 1944. designated enemy country, asserting any Under the authority of the Trading [ seal] James E. M ark h am , claim arising as a result of this order may with the Enemy Act as amended, and Alien Property Custodian. file with the Alien Property Custodian a Executive Order 9095, as amended, and [F. R. Doc. 44-9418; Filed, June 28, 1944; notice of his claim, together with a re­ pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ 10:29 a. m.] quest for a hearing thereon, on Form todian after investigation, APC-1, within one year from the date Finding that— hereof, or within such further time as (1) The property and interests hereinafter [Vesting Order 3830] may be allowed by the Alien Property described are property which is in the process Custodian. of administration by William J. Topken, N a n n y S chroeder The terms “national” and “ designated Substituted Administrator, acting under the In re: Mortgage Participation Certifi­ enemy country”, as used herein, shall judicial supervision of the Camden County have the meanings prescribed in section Orphans’ Court, Camden County, New Jersey; cate No. 113 of Series 18,174, Issued by (2) Such property and interests are pay­ Lawyers Mortgage Company, of New 10 of said Executive order. able or deliverable to, or claimed by, nationals York City, to Nanny Schroeder; File Dated: June 19, 1944. of a designated enemy country, Germany, F-28-239; E. T. sec. 5253. [ seal] Jam es E. M ar k h a m , namely, Under the authority of the Trading Alien Property Custodian. with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Nationals and Last Known Address [F. R. Doc. 44-9419; Filed, June 28, 1944; Executive Order 9095, as amended, and 10:29 a. m.] Laurenz Sandner, Germany. pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ Egidius Sandner, Germany. Karl Sandner, Germany. todian after investigation, Marie Martin, Germany. Finding that— And determining that— • (1) The property and interests hereinafter [Vesting Order 3831] (3) If such nationals are persons not described are property which is in the proc­ within a designated enemy country, the ess of administration by John K. Wallace, A lbert S chweisshelm national interest of the United States re­ Karl Propper and Felix A. Muldoon, 75 Maiden quires that such persons be treated as na­ Lane, New York City, New York, Trustees, In re: Mortgage Participation Certifi­ tionals of »a designated enemy country, acting under the judicial supervision of the cate No. 109 of Series No. 257831 issued Germany; and Supreme Court of the State of New York, by Lawyers Title and Guarantee Com­ Bronx County, New York; pany to Albert Schweisshelm in the Having made all determinations and taken (2) Such property and interests are pay­ amount of $2,807.18; File F-28-18251; all action, after appropriate consultation and able or deliverable to, or claimed by, a na­ certification, required by said Executive order tional of a designated enemy country, Ger­ E. T. sec. 6084. or act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary many, namely, Under the authority of the Trading in the national interest, with the Enemy Act, as amended, and National and Last Known Address Executive Order 9095, as amended, and Now, therefore, the Alien Property Nanny Schroeder, Germany. pursuant to law, the Alien Property Custodian hereby vests the following Custodian after investigation, property and interests: And determining that— „ (3) If such national is a person not within Finding that— All right, title, interest and claim of any a designated enemy country, the national (1) The property and interests hereinafter kind or character whatsoever of Laurenz interest of the United States requires that described are property which is in the proc­ Sandner, Egidius Sandner, Karl Sandner and such person be treated as a national of a ess of administration by Title Guarantee and Marie Martin, and each of them in and to designated enemy country, Germany; and Trust Company, 176 Broadway, New York the estate of Anton Sandner, deceased, m Having made all determinations and taken City, Trustee, acting under the. judicial su­ to be held, used, administered, liquidated, all action, after appropriate consultation and pervision of the Supreme Court of the State of sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ certification, required by said Executive order New York, Kings County, New York; est of and for the benefit of the United or act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary (2) Such property and interests are pay­ in the national interest, able or deliverable to, or claimed by, a na­ States. tional of a designated enemy country, Such property, and any or all of the Now, therefore, the Alien Property Germany, namely, proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ Custodian hereby vests the following National and Last Known Address propriate special account or accounts, property and interests: Albert" Schweisshelm, Bismark Street 32, pending further determination of the All right, title, interest and claim of any Marburg a/d Lahn, Germany. Alien Property Custodian. This shall- kind or character whatsoever of Nanny not be deemed to limit the powers of the Schroeder in and to Mortgage Participation And determining that— Alien Property Custodian to return such Certificate No. 113 of Series 18,174 for (3) If such national is a person not within property or the proceeds thereof, or to $2,021.83, issued by Lawyers Mortgage Com­ a designated enemy country, the national indicate that compensation will not be pany, of New York City, New York, interest of the United States requires that FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 7221 such person be treated as a national of a als of a designated enemy country, Germany, Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Company designated enemy country, Germany; and namely. to Walter Wohllebe, in the amount of ‘ Having made all determinations and taken Nationals and Last Known Address $4,532.25; File No. F-28-6211; E. T. sec. 4773. all action, after appropriate consultation and Anna Sellner or her issue, Germany. certification, required by said Executive or­ Maria Sellner Danek, also known as Maria Under the authority of the Trading der or act or otherwise, and deeming it nec­ Danek or her issue, Germany. with the Enemy Act, as amended, and essary in the national interest, Anton Sellner or his issue, Germany. Executive Order 9095, as amended, and Now, therefore, the Alien Property Cus­ Frank Sellner, also known as Franz Sellner, pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ todian hereby vests the following prop­ or his issue, Germany. todian after investigation, erty and interests: ' And determining that— Finding that— (3) If such nationals are persons not (1) The property and interests hereinafter All right, title, interest and claim of any within a designated enemy country, the na­ described are property which is in the proc­ kind or character whatsoever of Albert tional interest of the United States requires ess of administration by Lafayette National Schweisshelm in and to the mortgage par­ that such persons be treated as nationals of Bank of Brooklyn in New York, 100 Living­ ticipation certificate No. 109 of Series No. a designated enemy country, Germany; and ston Street, Brooklyn, New York, Trustee, 257831 issued by Lawyers Title and Guar­ acting under the judicial supervision of the antee Company in the amount of $2,807.18, Having made all determinations and taken Supreme Court of the State of New York, all action, after appropriate consultation to be held, used, administered, liqui­ and certification, required by said" Executive Kings County, New York; (2) Such property and interests are pay­ dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in order or act or otherwise, and deeming it able or deliverable to, or claimed by, a na­ the interest of and for the benefit of the necessary in the national interest, tional of a designated enemy country, Ger­ United States. Now, therefore, the Alien Property many, namely, Such property and any or all of the Custodian hereby vests the following proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ National and Last Known Address property and interests: propriate special account or accounts, Walter Wohllebe, Hude i Toldenberg, Ger­ pending further determination of the All right, title, interest and claim of any many. kind or character whatsoever of Anna Sellner, Alien Property Custodian. This shall And determining that— not be deemed to limit the powers of the or her issue, Maria Sellner Danek, also known as Maria Danek, or her issue, Anton Sellner, (3) If such national is a person not within a designated enemy country, the national in­ Alien Property Custodian to return such or his issue, and Frank Sellner, also known property or the proceeds thereof,'or to as Franz Sellner, or his issue, and each of terest of the United States requires that such indicate that compensation will not be them, in and to the estate of Josephine person be treated as a national of a desig­ nated enemy country, Germany; and paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should Sellner, deceased, be determined that such return should Having made all determinations and taken be made or such compensation should to be held, used, administered, liquidated, all action, after appropriate consultation and sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ be paid. certification, required by said Executive or- Any person, except a national of a est of and for the benefit of the United der or act or otherwise, and deeming it neces­ designated enemy country, asserting States. sary in the national interest, Such property, and any or all of the any claim arising as a result of this or­ Now, therefore, the Alien Property proceeds thereof, shall be held in an der may file with the Alien Property Custodian hereby vests the following appropriate special account or accounts, Custodian a notice of his claim, together property and interests: with a request for a hearing thereon, bn pending further determination of the Alien Property Custodian. This shall All right, title, interest and claim of any Form APC-1, within one year from the kind or character whatsoever of Walter date hereof, or within such further time not be deemed to limit the powers of the Alien Property Custodian to return such Wohllebe, in and to the Mortgage Participa­ as may be allowed by the Alien Prop­ tion Certificate No. 147 of Series 241766, in erty Custodian. property or the proceeds thereof, or to the amount of $4,532.25, issued by Bond and The terms “ national” and “ designated indicate that compensation will not be Mortgagee Guarantee Company, paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should enemy country” as used herein shall have to be held, used, administered, liquidated, the meanings prescribed in section 10 be determined that such return should be made or such compensation should be sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ of said Executive order. terest of and for the benefit of the United Dated: June 19, 1944. paid. Any person, except a national of a States. — [ seal] J am es E. M ar k h a m , designated enemy country, asserting any Such property, and any or all of the Alien Property Custodian. claim arising as a result of this order proceeds thereof, shall he held in an [F. R. Doc. 44-9420; Filed, June 28, 1944; may file with the Alien Property Cus­ appropriate special account or accounts 10:29 a. m.] todian a notice of his claim, together pending further determination of the with a request for a hearing thereon, on Alien Property Custodian. This shall Form APC-1, within one year from the not be deemed to limit the powers of the Alien Property Custodian to return such [Vesting Order 3832] date hereof, or within such further time , as may be allowed by the Alien Property property .or the proceeds thereof, or to Jo s e p h in e S e lln e r Custodian. indicate that compensation will not be The terms “National” and “designated paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should In re: Estate of Josephine Sellner, de­ be determined that such return should ceased; file D-6-1071; E. T. sec. 8755. enemy country” as used herein shall have the meanings prescribed in section 10 be made or such compensation should Under the authority of the Trading be paid. with the Enemy Act, as amended, and of said Executive order. Dated: June 19, 1944. Any person, except a national of a Executive Order 9095, as amended, and designated enemy country, asserting any pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ [ s e a l] Jam es M a r k h a m , E. claim arising as a result of this order todian after investigation, Alien Property Custodian. may file with the Alien Property Custo­ Finding that— [F. R. Doc. 44-0421; Filed, June 28, 1944; dian a notice of his claim, together with (1) The property and interests herein­ 10:29 a. m.] after described are property which is in the a request for a hearing thereon, on Form process of administration by Antoinette S. APC-1, within one year from the date Armstrong and George W. Armstrong, as Ex­ [Vesting Order 3833] hereof, or within such further time as ecutors, acting under the Judicial supervision may be allowed by the Alien Property of the Surrogate’s Court, New York County, W alter W o h lleb e New York; Custodian. (2) Such property and interests are pay­ In re: Mortgage Participation Certif­ The terms “national” and “ designated able or deliverable to, or claimed by, nation­ icate No. 147 of Series 241766, issued by enemy country” as used herein shall have 7222 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944

the meanings prescribed in section 10 of Any person, except a national of a Alien Property Custodian. This shall said Executive order. designated enemy country, asserting any hot be deemed to limit the powers of the Dated: June 19,1944. claim arising as a result of this order Alien Property Custodian to return such property or the proceeds thereof, or to [ se al] J ames E. M a r k h a m , may file with the Alien Property Cus­ Alien Property Custodian. todian a notice of his claim, together indicate that compensation will not be with a request for a hearing thereon, on paid in lieu thereof, if and when it [P. R. Doc. 44-940$; Filed, June 28, 1944; Form APC-1, within one year from the should be determined that such return 10:27 a. m.] date hereof, or within such further time should be made or such compensation as may be allowed by the Alien Property should be paid. Custodian. Any person, except a national of a des­ [Vesting Order 3834] The terms J‘national” and “designated ignated enemy country, asserting any enemy country” as used herein shall have claim arising as a result of this order R u d o l p h - W o lff the meanings prescribed in section 10 may file with the Alien Property Custo­ of said Executive order. dian a notice of his claim, together with In re: Estate of Rudolph Wolff, de­ Dated: June 19, 1944. a request for a hearing thereon, on Form ceased; File D-28-8614; E. T. sec. 10290. APC-1, within one year from the date - Under the authority of the Trading [ s e a l] Jam es E. M a r k h a m , Alien Property Custodian. hereof, or within such further time as with the Enemy Act, as amended, and may be allowed by the Alien Property Executive Order-9095, as amended, and [F. R. Doc. 44-9409; Filed, June 28, 1944; Custodian, pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ 10:27 a. m.j The terms “national” and “designated todian after investigation, enemy country” as used herein shall have Finding that— the meanings prescribed in section 10 of (1) The property and interests hereinafter [Vesting Order 3840] said Executive order. described are property which is in the process Dated: June 22, 1944. of administration-by Albert H. Kaufman, Ex­ E m e lia D oerr ecutor, acting under the judicial supervision [ se al] J am es E. M ar k h a m , of the Superior Court of the State of Cali­ In re: Estate of Emelia Doerr, de­ Alien Property Custodian. fornia in and for the County of Los An­ ceased; FileD-28-3898; E. T. sec. 6657. [F. R. Doc. 44-9410; Filed, June 28, 1944; geles; Under the authority of the Trading i0:27 a. m.j (2) Such property and interests are pay­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, and able or deliverable to, or claimed by, na­ Executive Order 9095, as amended, and tionals of a designated enemy country, Ger­ pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ many, namely, todian after investigation, [Vesting Order 3841] Nationals and Last Known Address Finding that— G eorge E d e l m a n n Nanny Jaeger, Germany. (1) The property and interests hereinafter Grete Stoltenberg, Germany. described are property which is in the proc­ In re: Estate of George Edelmann, de­ Freda Stoltenberg, Germany. ess of administration by Carl W. Feickert, ceased; File: D-28^8781; E. T. sec/10649. 7 Public Square, Belleville, Illinois; Admin­ Hilda Ehlers, Germany. Under the authority of the Trading Bertha Brandt, Germany. istrator, acting under the judicial super­ vision of the Probate Court of St. Clair with the Enemy Act, as amended, and And determining that— County, Belleville, Illinois; Executive Order 9095, as amended, and (3) If such nationals are persons not (2) Such property and interests are pay­ pursuant to law, the Alien Property within a designated enemy country, the na­ able or deliverable to, or claimed by, nationals Custodian after investigation, tional interest of the United States requires of a designated enemy country, Germany, that such persons be treated as nationals of namely, Finding that— a designated enemy country, Germany; and (1) The property and interests hereinafter Nationals and Last Known Address described are property which is in the proc­ Having made all determinations and taken ess of administration by Joseph L. Heenan, all action, after appropriate consultation and Erna Goehrisch, Germany. Administrator with the W ill Annexed, acting certification, required by said Executive order Otto Doerr, Germany, under the judicial supervision of the Supe­ or act or otherwise and deeming it necessary Heinrich Doerr, Germany. rior Court of the County of Yuba, State of in the national interest, And determining that— California; Now, therefore, the Alien Property (3) If such nationals are persons not (2) Such property and interests are pay­ Custodian hereby vests the following within a designated enemy country, the na­ able or deliverable to, or claimed by, na­ property and interests: tional interest of the United States requires tionals of a designated enemy country, that such persons be treated as nationals of Germany, namely, All right, title, interest, and claim of any a designated enemy country, Germany; and kind or character whatsoever of Nanny Jae­ Nationals and Last Known Address Having made all determinations and taken ger, Grete Stoltenberg, Freda Stoltenberg, Magtalena Edelmann, Germany. all action, after appropriate consultation and Hilda Ehlers and Bertha Brandt, and each of Max Edelmann, Germany. certification, required by said Executive or­ them, in and to the estate of Rudolph Wolff, Maria Edelmann, Germany. der or act or otherwise, and deeming it nec­ deceased, Viktor Edelmann, Germany. essary in the national interest, to be held, used, administered, liquidated, And determining that— sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ Now, therefore, the Alien Property (3) If such nationals are persons not est of and for the benefit of the United Custodian hereby vests the following within a designated enemy country, the na­ States. property and interests: tional interest of the United States requires All right, title, interest and claim of apy that such persons be treated as nationals of Such property, and any or all of the a designated enemy country, Germany; and proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ kind or character whatsoever of Erna Goeh­ propriate special account or accounts, risch, Otto Doerr and Heinrich Doerr, and Having made all determinations and taken pending further determination of the each of them, in and to the estate of Emelia all action, after appropriate consultation and Doerr, deceased, certification, required by said Executive order Alien Property Custodian. This shall or act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary not be deemed to limit the powers of to be held, used, administered, liquidated, in the national interest, the Alien Property Custodian to return sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ such property or the proceeds thereof, terest of and for benefit of the United Now; therefore, the Alien Property or to indicate that compensation will not States. Custodian hereby vests the following be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it Such property, and any or all of the property and interests: should be determined that such return proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ All right, title, interest and claim of any should be made or such compensation propriate special account or accounts, kind or character whatsoever of Magtalena should be paid. pending further determination of the Edelmann, Max Edelmann, Maria Edelmann FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 7223 . and Viktor Edplmann, and each of them, in national interest of the United States re­ of Cook County, County Building, Chicago, and to the Estate of George Edelmann, quires that such persons be treated as na­ Illinois, Depositary, acting under the judicial deceased, tionals of a designated enemy country, Ger­ supervision of the Probate Court of Cook many; and County, Illinois; to be held, used, administered, liquidated, (2\. Such property and interests are pay­ Having made all determinations and taken sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ able or deliverable to, or claimed by, a na­ all action, after appropriate consultation and est of and for the benefit of the United tional of a designated enemy country, Ger­ certification, required by said Executive or­ many, namely, States. — der or act or otherwise, and deeming it Such property, and any or all of the necessary in the national interest, National and Last Known Address proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ propriate special account or accounts, Now, therefore, the Alien Property Katerina (Katharina) Kubat, Holubar, pending further determination of the Custodian hereby vests the following Germany (Austria). Alien Property Custodian. This shall property and interests: And determining that— not be deemed to limit the powers of the All right, title, interest, and claim of any (3) If such national is a person not within Alien Property Custodian to return such kind or character whatsoever of Marie a designated enemy country, the national property or the proceeds thereof, or to Schneider Hoingen and child or children of interest of the United States requires that Marie Schneider Hoingen, names unknown, such person be treated as a national of a indicate that compensation will not be designated enemy country, Germany; and paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should and each of them, in and to the estate of Katherine Eigenbrod, deceased, be determined that such return should Having made all determinations and taken all action, after appropriate consultation and be made or such compensation should be to be held, used, administered, liquidated, certification, required by said Executive or­ paid. sold, or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ der or act or otherwise, and deeming it neces­ Any person, except a national of a est of and for the benefit of the United sary in the national interest, designated enemy country, asserting any States. claim arising as a result of this order Such property, and any or all of the Now, therefore, the Alien Property may file with the Alien Property Custo­ proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ Custodian hereby vests the following dian a notice of his claim, together with propriate special account or accounts, property and interests: a request for a hearing thereon, on Form pending further determination of the The sum of $375.36 which is in the posses­ APC-1, within one year from the date Alien Property Custodian. This shall sion and custody of the Treasurer of Cook hereof, or within such further time as not be deemed to limit the powers of the County, Illinois, Depositary, and which may be allowed by the Alien Property Alien Property Custodian to return such amount was deposited with the Treasurer of Cook County, Illinois on July 30, 1942 pur­ Custodian. property or the proceeds thereof, or to suant to an order of the Probate Court of The terms “national” and “designated indicate that compensation will not be Cook County, Illinois entered April 23, 1942 enemy country” as used herein shall have paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should to the credit of the aforesaid n atio n al in the the meanings prescribed in section 10 of be determined that such return should matter of the estate of Vaclav Kubat, de­ said Executive order. be made or such compensation should be ceased, Dated: June 22, 1944. paid. to be held, used, administered, liquidated, [ seal] Jam es E. M ar k h am , Any person, except a national of a des­ sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ Alien Property Custodian. ignated enemy country, asserting any terest of and for the benefit of the United claim arising as a result of this order may States. ' [F. R. Doc. 44-9411; Filed, June 28, 1944; file with the Alien Property Custodian a 10:28 a. m.} Such property, and any or all of the notice of his claim, together with a re­ proceeds thereof, shall be held in an quest for a hearing thereon, on Form appropriate special account or accounts, APC-1, within one year from the date pending further determination of the [Vesting Order 3842] hereof, or within such further time as Alien Property Custodian. This shall may be allowed by the Alien Property not be deemed to limit the powers of the K a t h e r in e E igenbrod Custodian. Alien Property Custodian to return such In re: Estate of Katherine Eigenbrod, The terms “national” and “ designated property or the proceeds thereof, or to deceased; File D-28-8294; E. T. sec. 9534, enemy country” as used herein shall have indicate that compensation will not be Under the authority of the Trading the meanings prescribed in section 10 of paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should with the Enemy Act, as amended, and said Executive order. be determined that such return should Executive Order 9095, as amended, and Dated: June 22, 1944. be made or such compensation should pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ [ se al] Jam es E. M a r k h a m , be paid. todian after investigation, Alien Property Custodian. Any person, except a national of a Finding that— [F. R. Doc. 44-9412; Filed, June 28, 1944; designated enemy country, asserting any (1) The property and interests herein­ 10:28 a. m.] claim arising as a result of this order after described are property which is in the jnay file with the Alien Property Cus­ process of administration by Frederick Henry todian a notice of his claim, together Eschmann, 7223 Ravinia Drive, Normandy, with a request for a hearing thereon, St. Louis County, Missouri, Executor, acting [Vesting Order 3843] under the judicial supervision of the Probate on Form APC-1, within one year from Court of the City of St. Louis', State of Mis­ V aclav K ubat the date hereof, or within such further souri; time as may be allowed by the Alien In re: Estate of Vaclav Kubat, de­ (2) Such property and interests are pay­ Property Custodian. ceased; File D -l7-222; E. T. sec. 5767. able or deliverable to, or claimed by, nationals The terms “national” and “ designated of a designated enemy country, Germany, , Under the authority of the Trading namely, with the Enemy Act, as amended, and enemy country” as used herein shall have the meanings prescribed in section Nationals and Last Known Address Executive Order 9095, as amended, and pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ 10 of said Executive order. Marie Schneider Hoingen, Germany. Dated: June 22, 1944. Child or children of Marie Schneider Hoin­ todian after investigation, gen, names unknown, Germany. [ se al] Jam es E. M a r k h a m , Finding that— > Alien Property Custodian. And determining that— (1) The property and interests herein­ (3) If such nationals are persons not after described are property which is in the [F. R. Doc. 44-9422; Filed, June 28, .1944; within a designated enemy country, the process of administration by the Treasurer 10:29 a. m.j No. 129------6 7224 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944

OFFICE OF PRICE ADM INISTRATION. (ii) For all sales and deliveries by per­ (ii) For all sales and deliveries by the sons who sell from the manufacturer’s manufracturer to any other class of pur­ [MPR 188, Order 1746] stock, to any other class of purchaser or chaser or on other terms and conditions S. J. S tubbs L um b er C o . on other terms and conditions of sale, of sale, the maximum prices shall be the maximum prices shall be those de­ those determined by applying to the ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES termined under the applicable provi­ prices specified in subparagraph (1) (i) Order No. 1746 under § 1499.158 of sions of the General Maximum Price of this paragraph (a ), the discounts, al­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 188. Regulation. lowances, and other price differentials Manufacturers’ maximum prices for (b) At the time of or prior to the first made by the manufacturer, during specified building materials and con­ invoice to each purchaser, other than a March 1942, on sales of the same type sumers’ goods other than apparel. Ap­ retailer, who resells from the manufac­ of article to the same class of purchaser proval of maximum prices for sales of a turer’s stock, the manufacturer shall and on the same terms and conditions. child’s play pen manufactured by S. J. notify the purchaser for resale of the If the manufacturer did not make such Stubbs Lumber Company. maximum prices and conditions estab­ sales during March 1942 he must apply For the reasons set forth in an opinion lished by paragraph (a) (2) of this or­ to the Office of Price Administration, issued simultaneously herewith and filed der for such resales. This notice may Washington, D. C., under the fourth with the Division of the Federal Register, be given in any convenient form. pricing method, § 1499.158, of Maximum and pursuant to the authority vested in (c) This order may be revoked or Price Regulation No. 188, for the estab­ the Price Administrator by the Emer­ amended by the Price Administrator at lishment of maximum prices for those gency Price Control Act, as amended, and any time. sales, and no sales or deliveries may be Executive Orders Nos. 9250 and 9328; It This order shall become effective on made until authorized by the Office of is ordered: the 27th day of June 1944. Price Administration. (a) This order establishes maximum Issued this 26th day of June 1944. (2) (i) For all sales and deliveries to prices for sales and deliveries, since the retailers by persons who sell from the effective date of Maximum Price Regu­ C hester B o w l e s , Administrator. manufacturer’s stock, the maximum lation No. 188, of a child’s play pen prices are those set forth below, f. o. b. manufactured by S. J. Stubbs Lumber [F. R. Doc. 44-9333; Filed, June 26, 1944: factory: Company, Jacksonville, Florida. 4:30 p. m.] (1) (i) For all sales and deliveries by Maximum the manufacturer to retailers, and by the Article Model No. price to manufacturer to persons, other than re­ retailers tailers, who resell the article from the [MPR 188, Order 1751] manufacturer’s stock, the maximum Child’s play pen (without Per unit C ross and R ogers floor)____- ...... 25 $2.50 prices are those set forth below: Child’s play pen (with ADJUSTM ENT OF M A XIM U M PRICES floor)______-_____ . . . . 35 4.20 Maximum price to Order No. 1751 under § 1499.158 of persons, Maxi­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 188. (ii) For all sales and deliveries by Model other than mum persons who sell from the manufac­ Article retailers, Manufacturers’ maximum prices for no. price to turer’s stock, to any other class of pur­ who resell retailers specified building materials and consum­ from manu­ ers’ goods other than apparel. Approval chaser or on other terms and- condi­ facturer’s tions of sale, the maximum prices shall stock of maximum prices for sales of two be those determined under the appli­ child’s play pens manufactured by Cross Per unit Per unit cable provisions of the General Maxi­ $3.57 $4.20 and Rogers. mum Price Regulation. For the reasons set forth in an opinion (b) At the time of or prior to the These prices are net f. o. b. factory. issued simultaneously herewith and filed first invoice to each purchaser, other with the Division of the Federal Register, than a retailer, who resells from the (ii) For all sales and deliveries by the and pursuant to the authority vested in manufacturer’s stock, the manufacturer manufacturer to any other class of pur­ the Price Administrator by the Emer­ shall notify the purchaser for resale of chaser or on other terms and conditions gency Price Control Act, as amended, the maximum prices and conditions es­ of sale, the maximum prices shall be tablished by paragraph (a) (2) of this those determined by applying to the and Executive Orders Nos. 9250 and 9328; It is ordered: order for such resales. This notice may prices specified in paragraph ,(1) (i) of be given in any convenient form. this paragraph (a), the discounts, al­ (a) This order establishes maximum (c) This order may be revoked or lowances, and other price differentials prices for sales and deliveries, since the made by the manufacturer, during effective date of Maximum Price Regu­ amended by the Price Administrator at any time. March 1942, on sales of the same type of lation No. 188, of two child’s play pens This order shall become effective on article to the, same class of purchaser manufactured by Cross and Rogers, the 27th day of June 1944. and on the same terms and conditions. 117% East Third Street, Little Rock, Issued this 26th day of June 1944. I f the manufacturer did not make such Arkansas. sales during March 1942 he must apply (1) (i) For all sales and deliveries by C hester B o w l e s , to the Office of Price Administration, Administrator. Washington, D. C., under the fourth the manufacturer to retailers, and by pricing method, § 1499.158, of Maximum the manufacturer to persons, other than [F. R. Doc. 44-9337; Filed, June 26, 1944; Price Regulation No. 188, for the estab­ retailers, who resell the articles from thfe 4:32 p. m.] lishment of maximum prices for those manufacturer’s stock, the maximum sales, and no sales or deliveries may be prices are those set forth below: made until authorized by the Office of [MPR 188, Order 1752J Price Administration. Maximum (2) (i) For all sales and deliveries to pHce to W. H. C a m pbell retailers by persons who sell from the persons, Maxi­ other than mum manufacturer’s stock, the maximum Model a d ju st m e n t of m a x im u m prices Article m . retailers, p ilo to price is that set forth below, f. o. b. who resell re­ from man­ tailers Order No. 1752 under § 1499.158 of factory: » ufacturer's stock Maximum Price Regulation No. 188. Manufacturers’ maximum prices for Maximum Article Model No. price to Child's play pen (without Per unit Per unit specified building materials and con­ retailers floor)...... 25 $2.13 $2.60 sumers’ goods other than apparel. Ap­ Child’s play pen (with floor).....,..*...... 35 3.57 4.20 proval of maximum prices for sales of Per unit Child’s play pen...... $4.20 two piano benches manufactured by W. These prices are f. 0, b. factory^ H. Campbell. FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 7225

For the reasons set forth in an opinion (b) At the time of or prior to the first and on the same terms and conditions. issued simultaneously herewith and filed invoice to each purchaser, other than a If the manufacturer did not make such with the Division of the Federal Register, retailer, who resells from the manu­ sales during March 1942 he must apply and pursuant to the authority vested in facturer’s stock, the manufacturer shall to the Office of Price Administration, the Price Administrator by the Emer­ notify the purchaser for resale of the Washington, D. C., under the fourth gency Price Control Act, as amended, maximum prices and conditions estab­ pricing method, § 1499.158, of Maximum and Executive Orders Nos. 9250 and 9328, lished by paragraph (a) (2) of this or­ Price Regulation No. 188, for the estab­ it is ordered: der for such resales. This notice may lishment of maximum prices for those (a) This order establishes maximum be given in any convenient form. sales, and no sales or deliveries may be prices for sales and deliveries, since the (c) This order may be revoked or made until authorized by the Office of effective date of Maximum Price Regula­ amended by the Price Administrator at Price Administration. tion No. 188, of two piano benches manu­ any time. (2) (i) For all sales and deliveries to factured by W. H. Campbell, 11218 South This order shall become effective on retailers by persons who sell from the Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles 44, Cali­ the 27th day of June 1944. manufacturer’s stock, the maximum fornia. Issued this 26th day of June 1944. prices are those set forth below, f. o. b. (1) (i) For all sales and deliveries by C hester B o w l e s , factory: the manufacturer to retailers, and by Administrator. the manufacturer to persons, other than retailers, who resell the articles from the [P. R. Doc. 44-9338; Filed, June 26, 1944; Maximum 4:32 p. m.] Article Model No. price to manufacturer’s stock, the maximum retailers prices are those set forth below: Per unit [MPR 188, Order 1753] Lamp table...... A $6.50 Maximum Cocktail table...... B 7.95 price to M a r l in F irearms Co. Coflee table...... c 6.95 persons, Maxi­ End table______D 6.50 -other than mum Article Model No. retailers, price ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES who resell to re­ from manu­ tailers Order No. 1753 under § 1499.158 of (ii) For all sales and deliveries by per­ facturer’s Maximum Price Regulation No. 188. sons who sell from the manufacturer’s stock Manufacturers’ maximum prices for stock, to any other class of purchaser specified building materials and con­ or on other terms and conditions of sale, Per unit Per unit Piano bench.. 14" x 30" x 18", $4.38 $5.15 sumers’ goods other than apparel. Ap­ the maximum prices shall be those de­ 19" or 20". proval of maximum prices for sales of termined under the applicable provisions 15" x 35" x 18", 4.89 5.75 four tables manufactured by Marlin 19" or 20". of the General Maximum Price Regula­ Firearms Company. tion. For the reasons set forth in an opinion (b) At the time of or prior to the first These prices are f. o. b. factory. issued simultaneously herewith and filed invoice to each purchaser, other than a (ii) For all sales and deliveries by the with the Division of the Federal Register, retailer, who resells from the manufac­ manufacturer to any other class of pur­ and pursuant to the authority vested in turer’s stock, the manufacturer shall chaser or on other terms and conditions the Price Administrator by the Emer­ notify the purchaser for resale of the of sale, the maximum prices shall be gency Price Control Act, as amended, maximum prices and conditions estab­ those determined by applying to the and Executive Orders Nos. 9250 and 9328; lished by paragraph (a) (2) of this order prices specified in subparagraph (1) (i) It is ordered: . for such resales. This notice may be of this paragraph (a ), the discounts, al­ • (a) This order establishes maximum given in any convenient form. lowances, and other price differentials prices for sales and deliveries, since the (c) This order may be revoked or made by the manufacturer, during March effective date of Maximum Price Regu­ amended by the Price Administrator at 1942, on sales of the same type of article lation No. 188, of four tables manufac­ any time. to the same class of purchaser and on tured by Marlin Firearms Company, 85 This order shall become effective on the same terms and conditions. If the Willow Street, New Haven, Conn. the 27th day of June 1944. manufacturer did not make such sales (1) (i) For all sales and deliveries by Issued this 26th day of June 1944. during March 1942 he must apply to the the manufacturer to retailers,, and by C hester B o w l e s , Office of Price Administration, Washing­ the manufacturer to persons, other than Administrator. ton, D. C., under the fourth pricing retailers, who resell the articles from method, § 1499.158, of Maximum Price the manufacturer’s stock, the maximum [F. R. Doc. 44-9339; Filed, June 26, 1944; Regulation No. 188, for the establishment prices are those set forth below: 4:32 p.. m.] of maximum prices for those sales, and no sales or deliveries may be made until Maximum authorized by the Office of Price price to persons, [MPR 188, Order 1754] Administration. other than Maxi­ Article Model mum S iv a k o ff & M in e r , I n c . (2) (i) For all sales and deliveries to no. retailers, who resell price to retailers by persons who sell from the from manu­ retailers ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES manufacturer’s stock, the maximum facturer’s prices are those set forth below f. o. b. stock Order No. 1754 under § 1499.158 of factory: Maximum Price Regulation No. 188. Per unit Per unit Manufacturers’ maximum prices for Lamp table A $5.53 $6.50 specified building materials and con­ Maxi­ Cocktail table...... B 6.76 7.95 Coffee table______0 5. 91 sumers’ goods other than apparel. Ap­ Article Model No. mum 6.95 price to End table...... D 5.53 6.50 proval of maximum prices for sales of retailers a folding bed tray manufactured by These prices are net f. o. b. factory. Sivakoff & Miner, Inc. Per unit For the reasons set forth in an opinion Piano bench. . 14" x 30" x 18", 19" or 20".. $5.15 (ii) For all sales and deliveries by the 15" x 35" x 18", 19" or 20"... 5.75 issued simultaneously herewith and filed manufacturer to any other class of pur­ with the Division of the Federal Register, chaser or on other terms and condi­ and pursuant to the authority vested in (ii) For all sales and deliveries by tions of sale, the maximum prices shall the Price Administrator by the Emer­ persons who sell from the manufac­ be those determined by' applying to the gency Price Control Act of 1942, as turers’ stock, to any other class of pur­ prices specified in subparagraph (1) (i) amended, and Executive Orders Nos. chaser or on other terms and conditions of this paragraph (a ), the discounts, al­ 9250 and 9328: It is ordered: of sale, the maximum prices shall be lowances, and other price differentials (a) This order establishes maximum those determined under the applicable made by the manufacturer, during prices for sales and deliveries, since the provisions of the General Maximum March 1942, on sales of the same type of effective date of Maximum Price Regula­ Price Regulation. article to the same class of purchaser tion No. 188, of a folding bed tray man- 7226 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 ufactured by Sivakoff & Miner, Inc., 141 This order shall become effective on made until authorized by the Office of Bowery, New York, New York. the 27th day of June 1944. Price Administration. (1) (i) For all sales and deliveries by Issued this 26th day of June 1944. (2) (i) For all sales and deliveries to the manufacturer to retailers, by the C h e s t e r B o w l e s , retailers by persons who sell from the manufacturer to jobbers who carry stock, Administrator. manufacturer’s stock, the maximum and by the manufacturer to persons price is that set forth below, f. o. b. other than retailers, who resell the ar­ [F. R. Doc. 44-9340; Filed, June 20, 1944; factory: ticle from the manufacturer’s stock, the 4:32 p. m.] maximum prices are those set forth Maximum Article Model No. price to below: retailers [MPR 188, Order 1755]

Maximum P l in e r a n d S a n d l e r Per unit price to Juvenile rocker...... Tear-drop...... $5.00 Maximum persons, Maxi­ ADJUSTMENT „OF MAXIMUM PRICES price other than mum retailers, Article to jobbers price to Order No. 1755 under § 1499.158 of This price is subject to a cash discount of two per cent who carry who resell retailers stock from manu­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 188. for payment within ten days, net thirty days. facturer’s Manufacturers’ maximum prices for (ii) For all sales and deliveries by per­ stock specified building materials and consum­ sons who sell from the manufacturer’s ers’ goods other than apparel.- stock, to any other class of purchaser or Per unit Per unit Per unit Approval of maximum prices for sales Folding bed tray... $1.53 $1.01 $1.90 on other terms and conditions of sale, of a juvenile rocker manufactured by the maximum prices shall be those deter­ Pliner and Sandler. These prices are f. o. b. factory and are subject to a cash mined under the applicable provisions of For the reasons set forth in an opinion discount of 2% for payment within ten days. the General Maximum Price Regulation. issued simultaneously herewith and filed (b) At the time of or prior to the (ii) For all sales and deliveries by the with the Division of the Federal Register, first invoice to each purchaser, other manufacturer to any other class of pur­ and pursuant to the authority vested chaser or on other terms and conditions than a retailer, who resells from the in the Price Administrator by the Emer­ manufacturer’s stock, the manufacturer of sale, the maximum prices shall be gency Price Control Act, as amended, shall notify the purchaser for resale of those determined by applying to the and Executive Orders Nos. 9250 and prices specified in subparagraph (1) the maximum prices and conditions es­ 9328, It is ordered: tablished by paragraph (a) (2) of this (i) of this paragraph (a), the discounts, (a) This order establishes maximum allowances, and other price differentials order for such resales. This notice may prices for sales and deliveries, since the be given in any convenient form. made by the manufacturer, during effective date of Maximum Price Regu­ March 1942, on sales of the same type of (c) This order may be revoked or lation No. 188, of a juvenile rocker man­ amended by the Price Administrator at article to the same class of purchaser ufactured by Pliner & Sandler, 1304-06 and on the same terms and conditions. any time. Race Street, Philadelphia 7, Pennsyl­ This order shall become effective on If the manufacturer did not make such vania. sales during March 1942 he must apply the 27th day of June 1944. (1) (i) For all sales and deliveries by Issued this 26th day of June 1944. to the Office of Price Administration, the manufacturer to retailers, and by the Washington, D. C., under the fourth pric­ manufacturer to persons, other than re­ C h e s t e r B o w l e s , Administrator. ing method, § 1499.158, of Maximum tailers, who resell the article from the Price Regulation No. 188, for the estab­ manufacturer’s stock, the maximum [F. R. Doc. 44-9341; Filed, June 26, 1944; lishment of maximum prices for those prices are those set forth below: 4:32 p. m.] sales, and no sales or deliveries may be made until authorized by the Office of Price Administration. Maximum price to [MPR 188, Order 1756] (2) (i) For all sales and deliveries to persons, Maxi­ retailers by any person other than the other than mum Article Model No. retailers, price R o s w e l l S e a t in g & C a b in e t C o . manufacturer, the maximum price is who resell to re­ that set forth below: from manu­ tailers a d j u s t m e n t o f m a x im u m p r ic e s facturer’s Maximum price stock Order No. 1756 under § 1499.158 of Article : to retailers Maximum Price Regulation No. 188. Folding bed tray______$1.90 per unit Per unit Per unit Manufacturers’ maximum prices for This price is f. o, b. factory in the case Juvenile roeker____ Tear-drop... $4.25 $5.00 specified building materials and consum­ of sales by persons who resell the ers’ goods other than apparel. Approval article from the manufacturer’s stock; These prices are f. o. b. factory and are subject to a of maximum prices for sales of two cash discount of two per cent for payment within ten child’s rockers manufactured by Ros­ and f. o. b. seller’s city in the case of sales days, net thirty days. by jobbers who carry stock. This price well Seating & Cabinet Co. is also subject to a cash discount of 2% (ii) For all sales and deliveries by the For the reasons set forth in an opin­ for payment within ten days. manufacturer to any other class of- pur­ ion issued simultaneously herewith and (ii) For all sales and deliveries by re­ chaser or on other terms and conditions filed with the Division of the Federal sellers to any other class of purchaser of sale, the maximum prices shall be Register, and pursuant to the authority or on other terms and conditions of sale, those determined by. applying to the vested in the Price Administrator by the the maximum prices shall be those de­ prices specified in subparagraph (1) (i) Emergency Price Control Act, as amend­ termined under the applicable pro­ of this paragraph (a ), the discounts, al­ ed, and Executive Orders Nos. 9250 and visions of the General Maximum Price lowances, and other price differentials 9328, It is ordered: Regulation. made by the manufacturer, during (a) This order establishes maximum (b) At the time of or prior to the first March 1942, on sales of the same type of prices for sales and deliveries since the invoice to each purchaser for resale, article to the same class of purchaser and effective date of Maximum Price Regu­ other than a retailer, the manufacturer on the same terms and conditions. If lation No. 188, of two child’s rockers shall notify the purchaser for resale of the manufacturer did not make such manufactured by Roswell Seating & the maximum prices and conditions sales during March 1942 he must apply Cabinet Co., Roswell, Georgia. established by paragraph (a) (2) of this to the Office of Price Administration, (1) (i) For all sales and deliveries by order for such resales. This notice may Washington, D. C., under the fourth the manufacturer to retailers, and by the be given in any convenient form. pricing method, § 1499.158, of Maximum manufacturer to persons, other than re­ (c) This order may be revoked or Price Regulation No. 188, for the estab­ tailers, who resell the articles from the amended by the Price Administrator at lishment of maximum prices for those manufacturer’s stock, the maximum any time. sales, and no sales or deliveries may be prices are those set forth below: FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, Jun e 29, 1944 7227

[M PR 188, Order 1757] Maximum Maximum price to P refabricators I n c . Article Mod.el No. price to persons, Maxi­ retailers Model other than mum ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES Article retailers, No. who resell price to retailers Order No. 1757 under § 1499.158 of Per unit from manu­ $4.20 facturer’s Maximum Price Regulation No. 188. Unfinished___ 3.64 stock Manufacturers’ maximum prices for specified building materials and consum­ These prices are subject to a cash discount of two per Per unit Per unit cent for payment within ten days, net sixty days. 5H-77 $1.05 $1.21 ers’ goods other than apparel. Approval 5H-65 .94 1.0$ of maximum prices for sales of a child’s (ii) for all sales and deliveries by per­ play yard manufactured by Prefabrica­ sons who sell from the manufacturer’s These prices are f. o. b. Roswell, Georgia, and are tors Inc. subject to a cash discount of two per cent. stock, to any other class of purchaser or For the reasons set forth in an opinion on other terms and conditions of sale, (ii) For all sales and deliveries by the issued simultaneously herewith and filed the maximum prices shall be those deter­ manufacturer to any other class of pur­ with the Division of the Federal Register, mined under the applicable provisions chaser or on other terms and conditions and pursuant to the authority vested in of the General Maximum Price Regula­ of sale, the maximum prices shall be the Price Administrator by the Emer­ tion. those determined by applying to the gency Price Control Act, as amended, (b) At the time of or prior to the first prices specified in subparagraph (1) (i) and Executive Orders Nos. 9250 and 9328; of this paragraph (a), the discounts, al­ invoice to each purchaser, other than a lowances, and other price differentials It is ordered: retailer, who resells from the manufac­ made by the manufacturer, during (a) This order establishes maximum turer’s stock, the manufacturer shall March 1942, on sales of the same type of prices for sales and deliveries, since the notify the purchaser for resale of the article to the same class of purchaser effective date of Maximum Price Regula­ maximum prices and conditions estab­ and on the same terms and conditions. tion No. 188, of a child’s play yard manu­ lished by paragraph (a) (2) of this order If the manufacturer did not make such factured by Prefabricators Inc., -1648 for such resales. This notice may be sales during March 1942 he niust apply Platte Street, Denver 17, Colorado. given in any convenient form. , to the Office of Price Administration, (1) (i) For all sales and deliveries by (c) This order may be revoked or Washington, D. C., under the fourth the manufacturer to retailers, and by amended by the Price Administrator at pricing method, § 1499.158, of Maximum the manufacturer to persons, other than any time. Price Regulation No. 188, for the estab­ retailers, who resell the article from the This order shall become effective on lishment of maximum prices for those manufacturer’s stock, the maximum sales, and no sales or deliveries may be the 27th day of June 1944. made until authorized by the Office of prices are those set forth below; Issued this 26th day of June 1944. Price Administration. C h ester B o w l e s , (2) (i) For all sales and deliveries to Maximum Administrator. retailers by persons who sell from the price to manufacturer’s stock, the maximum persons, Maxi­ [F .VR. Doc. 44-9329; Filed, June 26, 1944; other than mum 4:29 p. m.] prices are those set forth below, f. o. b. Article Model No. retailers, price factory: who resell to re­ from manu­ tailers facturer’s Maximum stock [MPR 188, Order 1758] Article Model No. price to retailers Per unit Per unit A m e r ic a n W o o d w o r k in g C o . Child’s play yard.. Finished___ $3.57 $4.20 Per unit Unfinished.. 3.09 3.64 ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES Child’s rocker...... 5H-77 $1.21 Child’s rocker...... 5H-65 1.08 These prices are f. o. b. factory, and are subject to a Order No. 1758 under § 1499.158 of cash discount of two per cent for payment within ten Maximum Price Regulation No. 188. These prices are subject to a cash discount of two days, net silty days. per cent. Manufacturers’ maximum prices for (ii) For all sales and deliveries by the specified building materials and con­ (ii> For all sales and deliveries by per­ manufacturer to any other class of pur­ sumers’ goods other than apparel. Ap­ sons who sell from the manufacture’s chaser or on other terms and conditions proval of maximum prices for sales of an stock, to any other class of purchaser or of sale, the maximum prices shall be unfinished juvenile table and bench set on other terms and conditions of sale, those determined by ,applying to the manufactured by American Woodwork­ the maximum prices shall be those de­ prices specified in subparagraph (1) (i) ing Company. termined under the applicable provisions For the reasons set forth in an opin­ of the General Maximum Price Regula­ of this paragraph (a), the discounts,.al­ tion. lowances, and other price differentials ion issued simultaneously herewith and (b) At the time of or prior to the first made by the manufacturer, during filed with the Division of the Federal invoice to each purchaser, other than a March 1942, on «ales of the same type Register, and pursuant to the authority retailer, who resells from the, manufac­ of article to the same class of purchaser vested in the Price Administrator by the turer’s stock, the manufacturer shall and on the same terms and conditions. Emergency Price Control Act, as notify the purchaser for resale of the If the manufacturer did not make such amended, and Executive Orders Nos. maximum price and conditions estab­ sales during March 1942 he must apply 9250 and 9328, It is ordered: lished by paragraph (a) (2) of this order to the Office of Price Administration, (a) This order establishes maximum for such resales. This notice may be Washington, D. C., under the fourth prices for sales and deliveries, since the given in any convenient form. pricing method, § 1499.158, of Maximum effective date of Maximum Price Regu­ (c) This order may be revoked or Price Regulation No. 188, for the estab­ lation No. 188, of a juvenile table and amended by the Price Administrator at bench set manufactured by American anytime. lishment of maximum prices.for those sales, and no sales or deliveries may be Woodworking Co., 30 Water Street, West This order shall become effective on made until authorized by the Office of Haven, Connecticut. the 27th day of June 1944. Price Administration. (1) (i) For all sales and deliveries by Issued this 26th day of June 1944. (2) (i) For all sales and deliveries to the manufacturer to retailers, and by C hester B o w l e s , retailers by persons who sell from the the manufacturer to persons, other than Administrator. manufacturer’s stock, the maximum retailers, who resell the article from the [F. R. Doc. 44-9330; Filed, June 26, 1944; price is that set forth below, f. o. b. manufacturer’s stock, the maximum 4:30 p. m.] factory: prices are those set forth below: 7228 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944

[MPR 188, Order 1759] (ii) For all sales and deliveries by per­ Maximum sons who sell from the manufacturer’s ptice to H a r r y W o l s k y stock, to any other class of purchaser or persons, Maxi­ other than mum a d j u s t m e n t o f m a x i m u m p r i c e s on other terms and conditions of sale, Article Model No. retailers, price the maximum prices shall be those de­ who resell to re­ Order No. 1759 under 1 1499.158 of from manu­ tailers Maximum Price Regulation No. 188. termined under the applicable provisions facturer’s of the General Maximum Price Regula­ stock Manufacturers’ maximum prices for specified building materials and consum­ tion. Per set (b) At the time of or prior to the first Per set ers’ goods other than apparel. Approval Unfinished 3 piece Juvenile___ $1.90 $2.21 invoice to each purchaser, other than a table and bench of maximum prices for sales of an set. retailer, who resells from the manufac­ Adirondack chair manufactured by turer’s stock, the manufacturer shall Harry Wolsky. These prices are net t. o. b. factory. notify the purchaser for resale of the For the reasons set forth in an opin­ maximum prices and conditions estab­ ion issued simultaneously herewith and (ii) For all sales and deliveries by the lished by paragraph (a) (2) of this order filed with the Division of the Federal manufacturer to any other class of pur­ for such resales. This notice may be Register, and pursuant to the authority chaser or on other terms and conditions given in any convenient form. vested in the Price Administrator by the of sale, the maximum prices shall be (c) This order may be revoked or Emergency Price Control Act, as those determined by applying to the amended by the Price Administrator at amended, and Executive Orders Nos. prices specified in paragraph (1) (i) of any time. 9250 and 9328, It is ordered: this paragraph (a ), the discounts, al­ This order shall become effective on (a) This order establishes maximum lowances, and other price differentials the 27th day of June 1944. prices for sales and deliveries,, since the made by the manufacturer, during March Issued this 26th day of June 1944. effective date of Maximum Price Regu­ 1942, on sales of the same type of article C h e s t e r B o w l e s , lation No. 188, of an Adirondack chair to the same class of purchaser and on Administrator. manufactured by Harry Wolsky, 131-31 the same terms and conditions. If the manufacturer did not make such sales Merrick Road, Springfield Gardens, New [F. R. Doc. 44-9342; Filed, June 26, 1944; 4:33^p. m.] during March 1942 he must apply to the York. (1) (i) For all sales and deliveries by Office of Price Administration, • Wash­ the manufacturer to retailers, and by the ington, D. C., under the fourth pricing manufacturer to persons, other than re­ [MPR 188, Order 1760] method, § 1499.158, of Maximum Price tailers, who resell the article from the Regulation No. 188, for the establish­ manufacturer’s stock, the maximum B . a n d M. M anufacturing Co. ment of maximum prices for those sales, prices are those set forth below: ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES and no sales or deliveries may be made Order No. 1760 under § 1499.158 of until authorized by the Office of Price Maximum Maximum Price Regulation No. 188. Administration. price to Manufacturers’ maximum prices for persons, Maxi­ (2) (i) For all sales and deliveries to other than mum specified building materials and con­ Model retailers, retailers by persons who sell from the Article no. price to sumers’ goods other than apparel. Ap­ who resell retailers manufacturer’s stock, the maximum from manu­ proval of maximum prices for sales of a facturer’s price is that set forth below, f. o. b. fac­ stock juvenile table and chair set manufac­ tory: tured by B . and M . Manufacturing Co. For the reasons set forth in an opinion Per unit Per unit $3.72 $4.37 issued simultaneously herewith and filed Maximum with the Division of the Federal Register, Articlo Model No. price to retailers These prices are net f. o. b. factory. and pursuant to the authority vested in the Price Administrator by the Emer­ (ii) For all sales and deliveries by the gency Price Control Act, as amended, and Per set manufacturer to any other class of pur­ Unfinished 3 piece table $2.24 Executive Orders Nos. 9250 and 9328; It and bench set. chaser or on other terms and conditions is ordered: of sale, the maximum prices shall be (a) This order establishes maximum those determined by applying to the prices for sales and deliveries, since the (ii) For all sales and deliveries by per­ prices specified in subparagraph (1) (i) effective date of Maximum Price Regula­ sons who sell from the manufacturer’s of this paragraph (a ), the discounts, tion No. 188, of a juvenile table and chair stock, to any other class of purchaser or allowances, and other price differen­ set manufactured by B and M Manu­ on other terms and conditions of sale, tials made by the manufacturer, during facturing Co., 4412 Donovan Ave., St. the maximum prices shall be those de­ March 1942, on sales of the same type Louis, Missouri. termined under the applicable provisions of article to the same class of purchaser (1) (i) For all sales and deliveries by of the General Maximum Price Regula­ and on the same terms and conditions. the manufacturer to retailers, and by tion. If the manufacturer did not make such the manufacturer to persons, other than sales during March 1942 he must apply retailers, who resell the article from the (b) At the time of or prior to the first to the Office of Price Administration, manufacturer’s stock, the maximum invoice to each purchaser, other than a Washington, D. C., under the fourth prices are those set forth below: retailer, who resells from the manufac­ pricing method, § 1499.158, of Maximum turer’s stock, the manufacturer shall no­ Price Regulation No. 188, for the estab­ Maximum tify the purchaser for resale of the max­ lishment of maximum prices for those price to persons, imum prices and conditions established sales, and no sales or deliveries may be Maxi­ other than mum Model retailers, by paragraph (a) (2) of this order for made until authorized by the Office of Article So. price to who resell retailers such resales. This notice may be given Price Administration. from manu­ in any convenient form. (2) (i) For all sales and deliveries to facturer’s stock (c) This order may be revoked or retailers «by persons who sell from the amended by the Price Administrator, at manufacturer’s stock, the maximum price is that set forth below, f. o. b. Juvenile table and Each Each any time. $3.43 $4.04 This order shall become effective on factory: the 27th day of June 1944. These prices are f. o. b. factory. Issued this 26th day of June 1944. Maximum Article Model No. price to (ii) For all sales and deliveries by the retailers C h e s t e r B o w l e s , manufacturer to any other class of pur­ Administrator, chaser or on other terms and conditions Per unit (F. R. Doc. 44-9333; Filed, June 26, 1944; $4.37 of sale, the maximum prices shall be 4:30 p. m.] those determined by applying to the FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 7229

prices specified in subparagraph (1) (i) (a) This order establishes maximum This order shall become effective on of this paragraph (a), the discounts, prices for sales and deliveries, since the the 27th day of . June 1944. allowances, and other price differentials effective date of Maximum Price Regula­ Issued this 26th day of June 1944. made by the manufacturer,. during tion No. 188, of a juvenile table and chair C hester B o w l e s , March 1942, on sales of the same type of set manufactured by Arkansas Mills, Administrator. article to the same class of purchaser Inc., West Memphis* Arkansas. and on the same terms and conditions. (1) (i) For all sales and deliveries by [F. R. Doc. 44-9325; Filed, June 26, 1944; If the manufacturer did not make such the manufacturer to retailers, and by 4:29 p. m.] sales during March 1942 he must apply to the manufacturer to persons, other than the Office of Price Administration, Wash­ retailers, who resell the article from the ington, D. C., under the fourth pricing manufacturer’s stock, the maximum method, § 1499.158, of Maximum Price prices are those set forth below: [M PR 188, Order 1762] Regulation No. 188, for the establish­ F ish er Co. ment of maximum prices for those sales, Maximum and no sales or deliveries may be made price to a d ju st m e n t of m a x im u m prices until authorized by the Office of Price persons, Maxi other than mum Order No. 1762 under § 1499.158 o f Administration. Article 'T Model No. retailers, price Maximum Price Regulation No. 188 (2) (i) For all sales and deliveries to who resell to re­ from manu­ tailers manufacturers’ maximum prices for retailers by persons who sell from the facturer’s specified building materials and con­ manufacturer’s stock, the maximum stock sumers’ goods other than apparel. Ap­ price is that set forth below, f. o. b. proval of maximum prices for sales of factory: Per set Per set three items of juvenile furniture manu­ 3 piece table and Juvenile___ $3.06 $3.60 chair set. factured by The Fisher Company. Maximum For the reasons set forth in an opinion Article Model No. price to . retailers These prices are f. o. b. factory. issued simultaneously herewith and filed J f with the Division of the Federal Regis­ (ii) For all sales and deliveries by the ter, and pursuant to the authority Each Juvenile table and chair set.i. $4.04 manufacturer to any other class of pur­ vested in the Price Administrator by the chaser or on other terms and conditions Emergency Price Control Act, as of sale, the maximum prices shall be amended, and Executive Orders Nos. (ii) For all sales and deliveries by per­ those determined by applying to the 9250 and 9328; It is ordered: sons who sell from the manufacturer’s prices specified in subparagraph (1) (i) (a) This order establishes maximum stock, to any other class of purchaser or of this paragraph (a), the discounts, al­ prices for sales and deliveries, since the on other terms and conditions of sale, lowances, and other price differentials effective date of Maximum Price Regu­ the maximum prices shall be those de­ made by the manufacturer, during March lation No. 188, of three items .of juvenile termined under the applicable provisions 1942, on sales of the same type of article furniture manufactured by The Fisher of the General Maximum Price Regula­ to the same class of purchaser and on the Company, Charles City, Iowa. tion. same terms and conditions. If the man­ (1) (i) For all sales and deliveries by (b) At the time of or prior to the first ufacturer did not make such sales during the manufacturer to retailers, and by the invoice to each purchaser, other than a March 1942 he must apply to the Office manufacturer to persons, other than re­ retailer, who resells from the manufac­ of Price Administration, Washington, tailers, who resell the articles from the turer’s stock, the manufacturer shall D. C., under the fourth pricing method, manufacturer’s stock, the maximum notify the purchaser for resale of the § 1499.158, of Maximum Price Regulation prices are those set forth below: maximum prices and conditions estab­ No. 188, for the establishment of maxi­ lished by paragraph (a) (2) of this order mum prices for those sales, and no sales for such resales. This notice may be or deliveries may be made until author­ Maximum given in any convenient form. price to ized by the Office of Price Administration. persons, (c) This order may be revoked or (2) (i) For all sales and deliveries to other than Maxi­ Article Model mum amended by the Price Administrator at No. retailers, retailers by persons who sell from the who resell price to any time. manufacturer’s stock, the maximum from manu­ retailers This order shall become effective on facturer’s price is that set forth below, f. o. b. stock the 27th day of June 1944. factory: Issued this 26th day of June 194£. Per unit Per unit C hester B o w l e s , Maximum Play yard...... 3 ' $4.89 $5.75 Administrator. Article Model No. price to . Chair swing______1 1.40 1.65 retailers Swing stand...... 2 2.13 2.50 [F. R. Doc. 44-9335; Filed, June 26, 1944; 4:31 p. m.] Per set These prices are f. o. b. factory. 3 piece table and chair set. Juvenile______$3.60 (ii) For all sales and deliveries by the [MPR 188, Order 1761] manufacturer to any other class of pur­ (ii) For all sales and deliveries by per­ chaser or on other terms and conditions A rkansas M il l s , I n c . sons who sell from the manufacturer’s stock, to any other class of purchaser or of sale, the maximum prices shall be ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES on other terms and conditions of sale, the those determined by applying to the Order No. 1761 under § 1499.158 of maximum prices shall be those deter­ prices specified in subparagraph (1) (i) Maximum Price Regulation No. 188. mined under the applicable provisions of this paragraph (a) , the discounts, al­ Manufacturers’ maximum prices for of the General Maximum Price Regula­ lowances, and other price differentials specified building materials and consum­ tion. made by the manufacturer, during ers’ goods other than apparel. Approval (b) At the time of or prior to the first March 1942, on sales of the same type of of maximum prices for sales of a juvenile invoice to each purchaser, other than a article to the same class of purchaser table and chair set manufactured by retailer, who resells from the manu­ and on the same terms and conditions. Arkansas Mills, Inc. facturer’s stock, the manufacturer shall If the manufacturer did not make such For the reasons set forth in an opinion notify the purchaser for resale of the issued simultaneously herewith and filed maximum prices and conditions es­ sales during March 1942 he must apply with the Division of the Federal Register, tablished by paragraph (a) (2) of this to the Office of Price Administration, and pursuant to the authority vested in order for such resales. This notice may Washington, D. C., under the fourth the Price Administrator by the Emer­ be given in any convenient form. pricing method, § 1499.158, of Maximum gency Price Control Act, as amended, and (c) This order may be revoked or Price Regulation No. 188, for the estab­ Executive Orders Nos. 9250 and 9328, It amended by the Price Administrator at lishment of maximum prices for those is ordered: any time. sales, and no sales or deliveries may be 7230 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 [MPR 188, Order 1764] made until authorized by the Office of Maximum Price Administration. price to M e m p h is W ood P roducts C o . (2) (i) For all sales and deliveries to persons, Maxi- ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES other than tìmftì retailers by persons who sell from the Model retailers, Article No. price ipo manufacturer’s stock, tlje maximum who resell retailers Order No. 1764 under § 1499.158 of prices are those set forth below, f. o. b. from manu­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 188. facturer’s factory: stock Manufacturers’ maximum prices for specified building materials and con­ Maximum Per unit Per unit sumers’ goods other than apparel. Ap­ Article Model No. price to 19F-75 $7.27 $8.55 proval of maximum prices for sales of a retailers juvenile table and chair set manufac­ These prices are f. o. b. factory and are subject to a tured by Memphis Wood Products Com­ Per unit cash discount of two per cent. 3 $5.75 pany. I 1.65 For the reasons'set forth in an opinion 2 2.50 (ii) For all sales and deliveries by the manufacturer to any other class of pur­ issued simultaneously herewith and filed chaser or on other terms and conditions with the Division of the Federal Register, of sale, the maximum prices shall be and pursuant to the authority vested in (ii) For all sales and deliveries by per­ the Price Administrator by the Emer­ sons who seH from the manufacturer’s those determined by applying to the gency Price Control Act, as amended, stock, to any other class of purchaser prices specified in subparagraph (1) (i) and Executive Orders Nos. 9250 and 9328; or on other terms and conditions of sale, of this paragraph (a ), the discounts, the maximum prices shall be those de­ allowances, and other price differentials It is ordered: termined under the applicable provisions made by the manufacturer, during March (a) This order establishes maximum of the General Maximum Price Regula­ 1942, on sales of the same type of article prices for sales and deliveries, since the tion. to the same class of purchaser and on the effective date of Maximum Price Regu­ (b) At the time of or prior to the first same terms and conditions. If the man­ lation No., 188, of a three-piece juvenile invoice to each purchaser, other than ufacturer did not make such sales dur­ table and chair set manufactured by a retailer, who resells from the manu­ ing March 1942 he must apply to the Memphis Wood Products Company, 1106 facturer’s stock, the manufacturer shall Office of Price Administration, Washing­ North Dunlap Street, Memphis 7, Ten­ notify the purchaser for resale of the ton, D. C., under the fourth pricing nessee. maximum prices and conditions estab­ method, § 1499.158, of Maximum Price (1) (i) For all sales and deliveries by Regulation No. 188, for the establishment lished by paragraph (a) (2) of this order the manufacturer to retailers, and by the of maximum prices for those sales, and for such resales. This notice may be manufacturer to persons, other than re­ given in any convenient form. no sales or deliveries may be made until (c) This order may be revoked or authorized by the Office of Price tailers, who resell the article from the amended by the Price Administrator at^ Administration. manufacturer’s stock, the maximum any time. (2) (i) For all sales and deliveries to prices are those set forth below: This order shall become effective on retailers by persons who sell from the the 27th day of June 1944. manufacturer’s stock, the maximum Maximum price to per­ Issued this 26th day of June 1944. price is that set forth below, f. o. b. sons, other Maxi- C h ester B o w l e s , factory: Model than retailers mum Article No. who resell price to Administrator. from manu- retailers Maximum ' facturer’s [F. R. Doc. 44-9326; Filed, June 26, 1944; Article Model No. price to stock 4:29 p. m.] - retailers

3 piece Juvenile chair Per set Per set Per unit and table s e t...... 480 $4., 25 $5.00 19E.-75 $8.55 [M PR 188, Order 1763] These prices are f. o. b. factory and are subject to a This price is subject to'a cash discount of two per cent.' cash discount of two per cent for payment upon receipt C o r n e l ia M f g . Co . .of bill of lading. ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES (ii) For all sales and deliveries by per­ sons who sell from the manufacturer’s (ii) For all sales and deliveries by the Order No. 1763 under § 1499.158 of stock, to any other class of purchaser or manufacturer to any other class of pur­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 188. on other terms and conditions of sale, chaser or on other terms and conditions Manufacturers’ maximum prices for the maximum prices shall be those de­ of sale, the maximum prices shall be specified building materials and consum­ termined under the applicable provisions those determined by applying to the ers’ goods other than apparel. Approval of the General Maximum Price Regula­ prices specified in subparagraph (1) (i) of maximum prices for sales of a porch tion. of this paragraph (a), the discounts, glider manufactured by Cornelia Manu­ (b) At the time of or prior to the first allowances, and other price differentials facturing Company. invoice to each purchaser, other than a made by the manufacturer, during For the reasons set forth in an opinion retailer, who resells from the manufac­ issued simultaneously herewith and filed turer’s stock, the manufacturer shall March 1942, on sales of the same type with the Division of the Federal Register, notify the purchaser for resale of the of article to the same class of purchaser and pursuant to the authority vested in maximum prices and conditions estab­ and on the same terms and conditions. the Price Administrator by the Emer­ lished by paragraph (a) (2) of this order If the manufacturer did not make such gency Price Control Act, as amended, and for such resales. This notice may.be sales during March 1942 he must apply Executive Orders Nos. 9250 and 9328; given in any convenient form. to the Office of Price Administration, It is ordered: (c) This order may be revoked or Washington, D. C., under the fourth (a) This order establishes maximum amended'by the Price Administrator at pricing method, § 1499.158, of Maximum prices for sales and deliveries, since the effective date of Maximum Price Regula­ any time.' • ' Price Regulation No. 188, for the estab­ tion No. 188, of a porch glider manufac­ This order shall become effective on lishment of maximum prices for those tured by Cornelia Manufacturing Com­ the 27th day of June 1944. sales, and no sales or deliveries may be pany, Cornelia, Georgia. Issued this 26th day of June 1944. made until authorized by 'the Office of (1) (i) For all sales and deliveries by C hester B o w l e s , Price Administration. the manufacturer to retailers, and by the Administrator. (2) (i) For all sales and deliveries to manufacturer to persons, other than re­ retailers by persons who sell from the [F. R. Doc. 44-9343; Filed, June 26, 1944; tailers, who resell the article from the manufacturer’s stock, the maximum. manufacturer’s stock, the maximum 4:33 p. m.] prices are those set forth below: FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 7231

price is that set forth below, f. o. b. (b) The amount by which the Krick- (1) (i) For all sales and deliveries by factory: Tyndall Company’s maximum prices are the manufacturer to retailers, and by increased pursuant to paragraph (a) the manufacturer to persons, other than Maximum hereof, shall be stated separately on the retailers, who resell the article from the Article Model No. price to invoice with the following notation: retailers manufacturer’s stock, the maximum Increases permitted by the Office of Price prices are those set forth below: Administration to' maintain supply. 3 piece juvenile chair and Per set table set...... ---f 480 $aoo Maximum In addition the Krick-Tyndall. Com­ price to pany shall furnish to each buyer pur­ persons, This price is subject to the seller’s customary terms, other than Maxi­ chasing its products for resale, on or be­ Model mum discounts, and allowances in effect during March 1942. Article retailers, fore it makes the first delivery at the No. price to who resell retailers (ii) For all sales and deliveries by per­ adjusted price, a written statement as from manu­ facturer’s sons who sell from the manufacturer’s follows: stock stock, to any other class of purchaser or The Office of Price Administration has on other terms and conditions of sale, granted an adjustment in price for drain tile Per unit Per unit the maximum prices shall be those de­ manufactured by the Krick-Tyndall Com­ Child’s play pen__ $3,57 $4.20 termined under the applicable provisions pany. The amount of the price increase, is of the General Maximum Price Regu­ shown separately on the invoice in per- These prices are f. o. b. factory and are subject to a lation. thousand feet. cash discount of two per cent for payment within ten (b) At the time of or prior to the first You are permitted to add the actual dol- days. invoice to each purchaser, other than a lars-and-cents amount of this price increase to your existing maximum prices on drain (ii) For all sales and deliveries by the retailer, who resells from the manufac­ tile purchased from the Krick-Tyndall Com­ manufacturer to any other class of pur­ turer’s stock, the manfacturer shall no­ pany provided you specify the amount of chaser or on other terms and conditions tify the purchaser for resale of the maxi­ the increase on your invoice given to the of sale, the maximum prices shall be mum prices and conditions established purchaser. those determined by applying to the by paragraph (a) (2) of this order for . (c) Any person purchasing clay or prices specified in subparagraph (1) (i) of such resales. This notice may be given shale drain tile manufactured by the this paragraph (a ), the discounts, allow­ in any convenient form. Krick-Tyndall Company, Decatur, Indi­ ances, and other price differentials made (c) This order may be revoked or ana, for the purposes of resale may in­ by the manufacturer, during March amended by the Price Administrator at crease his present maximum prices es­ 1942, on sales of the same type of article any time. tablished by the General Maximum Price to the same class of purchaser and on This order shall become effective on Regulation by an amount not in excess the same terms and conditions. If the the 27th day of June 1944. of the actual dollars-and-cents increase manufacturer did not make such sales Issued this 26th day of JUne 1944. in cost incurred by such person by reason during March 1942 he must apply to the C hester B o w l e s , of this adjustment: Provided, Such Office of Price Administration, Washing­ Administrator. amount is shown separately on the in­ ton, D. C., under the fourth pricing voice given to the purchaser. method, § 1499.158, of Maximum Price [P. R. Doc. 44-9327; Filed, June €6, 1944; Regulation No. 188, for the establishment 4:29 p. m.] (d) Discounts and other price differen­ tials and other terms and conditions of of maximum prices for those sales, and sale shall be at least as favorable to pur­ no sales or deliveries may be made until chasers as those which were in effect by authorized by the Office of Price Admin­ [MPR 188, Order 1775] each seller to his several classes of pur­ istration. K r ic k -T y n d a l l C o . chasers during March 1942. (2) (i) For all sales and deliveries to This Order No. 1775 shall become effec­ ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES retailers by persons who sell from the tive June 27, 1944. manufacturer’s stock, the maximum Order No. 1775 under § 1499.161 (a) Issued this 26th day of June 1944. price is that set forth below, f. o. b. fac­ (2) of Maximum Price Regulation No. C hester B o w l e s , tory: 188. Manufacturers’ maximum prices Administrator. for specified building materials and con­ [P. R. Doc. 44-9331; Filed, JUne 26, .1944; Maximum sumers’ goods other than apparel. 4:30 p. m.] Article Model No. price .to For the reasons set forth in an opin­ retailers ion issued simultaneously herewith and pursuant to § 1499.161 (a) (2) of Maxi­ Per unit mum Price Regulation No. 188; It is [MPR 188, Order 1776] Çhild’s play pen______$4.20 hereby ordered:. D a y B rothers M fg. C o . (a) Specific authority is hereby This price is subject to a cash discount of two per cent granted to the Krick-Tyndall Company, a d j u st m e n t of m a x im u m prices for payment within ten days. Decatur, Indiana, to increase its pres­ Order No. 1776 under § 1499.158 of (ii) For all sales and deliveries by per­ ently established maximum prices' for Maximum Price Regulation No. 188. sons who sell from the manufacturer’s clay or shale drain tile by adding an Manufacturers’ maximum prices for amount per thousand feet not in excess specified building materials and consum­ stock, to any other class of purchaser or of the amount set forth below opposite ers’ goods other than apparel. Approval on other terms and conditions of sale, the following sizes and weights. of maximum prices for sales of a child’s the maximum prices shall be those de­ play pen manufactured by Day Brothers termined under the applicable provisions I Manufacturing Co. of the General Maximum Price Regula­ Size (inches) Weight Adjustment per foot per M feet For the reasons set forth in an opinion tion. issued simultaneously herewith and filed (b) At the time of or prior to the first Pounds with the Division of the Federal Register, invoice to each purchaser, other than a 3.. 4 $0.90 4.. 6 1.30 and pursuant to the authority vested in retailer, who resells from the manufac­ 5.. 9 1.90 the Price Administrator by the Emer­ turer’s stock, the manufacturer shall no­ (L_ 12 2.60 gency Price Control Act, as amended, 8. . 18 3.90 tify the purchaser for resale of the max­ 10. 28 6.00 and Executive Orders Nos. 9250 and 9328, 12. 36 7.70 It is ordered: imum prices and conditions established 14. 45 9.70 by paragraph (a) (2) of this order for 15. 56 12.00 (a) This order establishes maximum 16. 66 14.20 prices for sales and deliveries, since the such resales. This notice may be given 18. 78 16.80 in any convenient form. 20 . 85 18.30 effective date of Maximum Price Regu­ 22. 107 • 23.00 lation No. 188, of a child’s play pen man­ (c) This order may be revoked or 24. 120 25.80 ufactured by Day Brothers Manufactur­ amended by the Price Administrator at ing Co., Canisteo, New York. any time. No. 127- -7 7232 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 /

This order shall become effective on manufacturer’s stock, t,he maximum price ( b ) /Bn and after the effective date of the 27th day of June 1944. is that set forth below, f. o. b. factory: the (Jrcder, the maximum price for all Issued this 26th day of June 1944. sales and deliveries at wholesale by job­ bers and any other persons from the C h e s t e r B o w l e s , Maximum Administrator. Article Model No. price to manufacturer’s stock of the infant’s high retailers chair described in paragraph (a) above [F. R. Doc. 44-0334; Filed, June 26, 1944; shall be $4.00, f. o. b. shipping point. 4:31 p. m.] Per unit This maximum nriceis subject to a cash 401 $4.00 discount of 2% for payment within 10 days. [M PR 188, Order 1777] (ii) For all sales and deliveries by per­ (c) At the time of or prior to the first sons who sell from the manufacturer’s C a r o l i n a C r a f t S h o p invoice to each purchaser for resale, Gate- stock, to any other class of purchaser or City Table Company shall notify the pur­ ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES on other terms and conditions of sale, chaser for resale of the maximum prices Order No. 1777 under § 1499.158 of the maximum prices shall be those de­ and conditions set by this order for re­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 188. termined under the applicable provi­ sale by the purchaser. This notice may Manufacturers’ maximum prices for sions of the General Maximum Price be given in any convenient form. specified building materials and con­ Regulation. (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ sumers’ goods other than apparel. Ap­ (b) At the time of or prior to the first quires, the definitions set forth in proval of maximum prices for sales of a invoice to each purchaser, other than a § 1499.20 of the General Maximum Price a child’s high chair manufactured by retailer, who resells from the manu­ Regulation shall apply to the terms used Carolina Craft Shop. facturer’s stock, the manufacturer shall herein. For the reasons set forth in an opin­ notify the purchaser for resale of the (e) This order may be revoked or ion issued simultaneously herewith and maximum prices and conditions estab­ amended by the Price Administrator at filed with the Division of the Federal lished by paragraph (a) (2) of this order any time. Register, and pursuant to the authority for such resales. This notice may be This order shall become effective on vested in the Price'Administrator by the given in any convenient form. the 28th day of June 1944. Emergency Price Control Act, as (c) This order may be revoked or Issued this 27th day of June 1944. amended, and Executive Orders Nos. amended by the Price Administrator at C h e s t e r B o w l e s , 9250 and 9328, It is ordered: any time. Administrator. (a) This order establishes maximum This order shall become effective on ]F. R. Doc. 44-9371; Filed, June 27, 1944; prices for sales and deliveries, since the the 28th day of June 1944. 11:16 a. m.] effective date of Maximum Price Regu­ Issued this 27th day of June 1944.

lation .No. 188, of a child’s high chair C h e s t e r B o w l e s , manufactured by Carolina Craft Shop, Administrator. High Point, North Carolina. [MPR 188, Order 41 Under Order A-2] (1) (i) For all sales and deliveries by [F. R. Doc. 44-9369; Filed, June 27, 1944; 11:18 a. m.j the manufacturer to retailers, and by - x V e r m o n t T a l c C o . the manufacturer to persons, other than retailers, who resell the article from the AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES manufacturer’s stock, the maximum [MPR 188, Order 1779] Order No. 41 under Order No. A-2 un­ prices are those set forth below; der Maximum Price Regulation No. 188. G a t e C i t y T a b l e C o . Manufacturers’ maximum prices for Maximum ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES specified building materials and con­ price to persons, Order No. 1779 under § 1499.158 of sumers’ goods other than apparel. Maxi­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion, other than mum Maximum Price Regulation No. 188. Model retailers, Article No. price to Manufacturers’ maximum prices for issued simultaneously herewith, and who resell retailers from manu­ specified building materials and con­ pursuant to paragraph (a) (10) of Order facturer’s1' No. A-2 under § 1499.159b of Maximum stock sumers’ goods other than apparel. Ap­ proval of maximum prices for sales of a Price Regulation No. 188, It is hereby ordered: Per unit Per unit new infant’s high chair manufactured 401 $3.40 $4.00 by Gate City Table Company. (a) Specific authorization is hereby For the reasons set forth in an opinion granted to the Vermont Talc Company, This price is f. o. b. factory. issued simultaneously herewith and filed Chester, Vermont, to increase its estab­ with the Division of the Federal Register, lished maximum prices for talc and talc (ii) For all sales and deliveries by the and pursuant to the authority vested in manufacturer to any other class of pur­ products established by Maximum Price the Price Administrator by the Emer­ Regulation No. 188, as amended, by an chaser or on other terms and conditions gency Price Control Act of 1942, as of sale, the maximum prices shall be amended, and Executive Orders Nos. amount not in excess of $0.40 per ton. those determined by applying to the 9250 and 9328, It is ordered: (b) Any person* purchasing talc and prices specified in subparagraph (1) (i) (a) The maximum prices for all sales talc products produced by the Vermont of this paragraph (a), the discounts, al­ and deliveries by Gate City Table Com­ Talc Company, Chester, Vermont, may lowances, and other price differentials pany, "3-5-7 Haynes Street, S. W., At­ resell such products at prices not in ex­ made by the manufacturer, during March lanta, Georgia, of a new infant’s high cess of his established maximum prices 1942, on sales of the same type of article chair of its manufacture, as described in therefor, adjusted upwards by an to the same class of purchaser and on its application dated April 5, 1944, since the same terms and conditions. If the amount not in excess of his actual dol- the effective date of Maximum Price lars-and-cents increase in cost incurred manufacturer did not make such sales Regulation No. 188 are as follow: during March 1942 he must apply to the by reason of this adjustment. Office of Price Administration, Wash­ This order may be revoked or amended ington, D. C., under the fourth pricing To jobbers at any time. who sell To deal­ against This Order No. 41 shall become effec­ method, § 1499.158, of Maximum Price ers Regulation No. 188, for the establishment manufactur­ er’s stock tive June 29/1944. of maximum prices for those sales, and Issued this 28th day of June 1944. no sales or deliveries may be made until $3.40 $4.00 C h e s t e r B o w l e s , authorized by the Office of Price Admin­ Administrator* istration. Th§se maximum prices are f. o. b. factory and are [F. R. Doc. 44-9470; Filed, June 28, 1944; (2-) (i) For all sales and deliveries to subject to a cash discount of 2% for payment within 10 retailers by persons who sell from the days. 11:40 a. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944 7233

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COM­ It is further ordered, That Willis E. turers Light and Heat Company, Manu­ MISSION. Monty or any other officer or officers of facturers Gas Company, Pennsylvania the Commission designated by it for that [Pile No. 70-917] Fuel Supply Company, Greensboro Gas purpose shall preside at such hearing. Company and Fayette County Gas Com­ N e w O rleans P u b lic S ervice I n c . The officer so designated to preside at pany, having filed joint applications and such hearing is hereby authorized to ex­ NOTICE OF FILIN G AND ORDER FOR HEARING declarations, and amendments thereto, ercise all powers granted to the Commis­ pursuant to sections 6, 7, 9, 10 and 12 of At a regular session of the Securities sion under section 18 (c) of said act and the Public Utility Holding Company Act and Exchange Commission, held at its to a trial examiner under the Commis­ of 1935 and the rules and regulations cilice in the City of Philadelphia, Penn­ sion’s rules of practice. promulgated thereunder with respect to sylvania, on the 23rd day of June, A. D. It is further ordered, That the Secre­ the following transactions: 1944. tary of the Commission shall serve notice 1. The Manufacturers Light and Heat Notice is hereby given that an applica­ of the aforesaid hearing by mailing a Company, Manufacturers Gas Company, tion and declaration has been filed with copy of this order to the Commission Pennsylvania Fuel Supply Company and this' Commission under the Public Utility Council of the City of New Orleans, the Greensboro Gas Company will merge and Holding Company Act of 1935 and partic­ Louisiana Public Service Commission and consolidate to form the Manufacturers ularly under sections 6 (b) and 12 (c) to the applicants and declarants therein; Light afid Heat Company, a new corpo­ and Rules U-42 and U-50 promulgated and that notice of said hearing be given ration, which will „acquire all the assets thereunder, by New Orleans Public Serv­ to all other persons by publication of this and assume all the liabilities of the four ice Inc. (“New Orleans” ) a Louisiana order in the F ederal R egister. Any per­ constitutent companies. In connection Corporation and a utility subsidiary of son desiring to be heard in connection therewith the new Manufacturers Light Electric Power & Light Corporation with these proceedings, or proposing to and Heat Company will issue 581,645 (“Electric” ) a registered holding com­ intervene herein, shall file with the Sec­ shares of $50 par value common stock to pany; and retary of the Commission, on or before Columbia Gas & Electric Corporation All interested persons are referred to July 8, 1944, his request or application and 15 shares to the minority interest said document which is on file in the therefor, as provided by Rule X V II of the in Manufacturers Light and Heat Com­ offices of the Commission for a statement rules of practice of the Commission. pany, or an aggregate of $29,083,000, in of the transactions therein proposed, It is further ordered, That without exchange for the outstanding stocks of which are summarized as follows; limiting the scope of the issues pre­ the four constituent companies which New Orleans proposes to issue and sell sented by said application and declara­ have an aggregate par value of $35,058,- at public salQ, pursuant to the competi­ tion, particular attention will be directed 400. The difference of $5,975,400 be­ tive bidding provisions of Rule U-50, at said hearing to the following matters tween the aggregate par values will be $34,500,000 principal amount of First and questions: , credited to capital surplus by the new Mortgage Bonds to mature in 1974 and (1) Whether-thle proposed issue and Manufacturers Light and Heat Company. 77,798 shares of $100 par value Preferred sale of bonds and preferred stock by 2. Columbia Gas & Electric Corpora­ Stock, the bid or bids for such securities New Orleans is solely for the purpose tion will, at the date of the merger and to fix the interest and dividend rates of financing the business of said com­ consolidation, make capital contribu­ respectively and the prices to be paid to pany and has been expressly authorized tions aggregating $1,495,815, by forgiving the Company. The proceeds of the sale by a State Commission of the State in $920,000 principal amount of notes of of the First Mortgage Bonds are to be which New Orleans is organized and do­ Manufacturers Gas Company and $575,- applied, together with treasury cash, to ing business. 815 of demand loans of Pennsylvania the repayment, at the contract redemp­ (2) Whether the proposed redemption Fuel Supply Company, both owing to tion price or maturity value, of all of New of 9,806 shares of Preferred Stock ($7) Columbia Gas & Electric Corporation; Orleans’ presently outstanding bonded held by Electric is in compliance with such contributions to be credited to capi­ indebtedness in the aggregate principal the applicable statutory standards. tal surplus by the new Manufacturers amount of $35,005,880 plus accrued, in­ (3) What terms and conditions, if any, Light and Heat Company. terest to the date of redemption or ma­ are necessary or appropriate in the pub­ 3. Following the consolidation and turity as the case may be. The proceeds lic interest or the interest of investors merger the new Manufacturers Light and of the sale of the Preferred Stock are to or consumers to insure compliance with Heat Company will acquire all the assets be applied, together with treasury cash, the requirements of the Public Utility and assume all the liabilities of Fayette to redeem at $110 per share, plus unpaid Holding Company Act of 1935, or any County Gas Company, issuing in con­ cumulative dividends to the date of re­ rules, regulations, or order promulgated sideration therefor 19,556 shares of $50 demption, all of the 77,798 shares pres­ thereunder. par value common stock or an aggregate ently outstanding of New Orleans $7 Pre­ By the Commission. of $977,800. The difference of $677,807 ferred Stock. [ se al] O rval L. D u B o is , between the aggregate par value of the The issue and sale of said First Mort­ Secretary. securities to be issued and the book value gage Bonds and Preferred Stock will, ac­ [F. R. Doc. 44-9385; Filed, June 27, 1944; of the net assets of Fayette County Gas cording to the filing, be expressly author­ 2:38 p. m.] Company ($1,655,607), after giving effect ized by the Commission Council of the to a proposed dividend payment of $69,- City of New Orleans. 205, will be credited by the new Manu­ It appearing to the Commission that facturers Light and Heat Company to its it is appropriate in the public interest [File Nos. 70-7, 70-25]' capital surplus. Fayette County Gas and in the interest of investors and con­ C o l u m b ia G as & E lectric C o r p., et a l . Company will then dissolve, distributing sumers that a hearing be held with re­ the shares of the new Manufacturers spect to said declaration and application ORDER GRANTING APPLICATIONS AND PERMIT­ Light and Heat Company to Columbia and that said declaration and applica­ TING DECLARATIONS TO BECOME EFFECTIVE Gas & Electric Corporation as a liquidat­ tion, shall not become effective or be At a regular session of the Securities ing dividend. granted except pursuant to further order and Exchange Commission, held at its 4. Except to give effect to the adjust­ of the Commission: office in the City of Philadelphia, Penn­ ments indicated in the foregoing para­ It is ordered, That a hearing on said sylvania, on the 23d day of June 1944. graphs 1, 2 and 3, all assets of the con­ declaration and application under the In the matter of Columbia Gas & Elec­ solidating companies will be recorded on applicable provisions of the act and the tric Corporation, the Manufacturers Light the books of the new Manufacturers rules of the Commission thereunder be and Heat Company, Manufacturers Gas Light and Heat Company at their gross held on July 11,1944 at 10:00 a.m., e.w.t., Company, Pennsylvania Fuel Supply in the offices of the Securities and Ex­ Company, Greensboro Gas Company, book values, all liabilities will be recorded change Commission, 18th and Locust and Fayette County Gas Company; File at the amounts stated and credit will be Streets, Philadelphia 3, Pennsylvania. Nos. 70-7; 70-25. made to reserve accounts in the same On such day, the hearing room clerk in Columbia Gas & Electric Corporation, amounts shown to have been credited to Room 318 will advise as to the room in a registered holding company, and cer­ such accounts on the books of the con­ which such hearing will be held. tain of its subsidiaries, The Manufac­ solidating companies. 7234 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 29, 1944

Public hearings with respect to said WAR PRODUCTION BOARD. after consultation with you, I hereby find and so certify to you that the doing of applications and declarations, as [Certificate 204] amended, having been held after ap­ any act or thing or the omission to do any propriate notice, and the Commission E xchange and U se i n C anada of T e c h n ic al act or thing, by the parties to the agree­ having considered the record of the pro­ I n f o r m a t io n R e la t in g to B u ta d ie n e ments in compliance with the terms ceedings and having entered its findings APPROVAL OF AGREEMENTS thereof is requisite to the prosecution of and opinion herein: the war. The A t t o r n e y G e n e r a l. It is ordered, That the aforesaid ap­ , D onald M . N e ls o n , plications, as amended, be, and the same I submit herewith two agreements1 en­ Chairman. hereby are, granted forthwith and the titled “Agreement on Exchange and Use J u n e 26, 1944. aforesaid declarations, as amended, be, in Canada of Technical Information Re­ and the same hereby are, permitted to lating to Butadiene” and ‘‘Agreement [F. R. Doc. 44-9456; filed June 28, 1944; become effective, subject, however, to the Regarding Exchange and Use in Canada 11:34 a. m.] terms and conditions prescribed in Rule of Technical Information and Patent U-24 and subject also to the following Rights Under Oil Industry Processes for terms, conditions and reservations: Production of Butadiene.” The first 1. That if upon final determination of agreement is to be effective as of October [Certificate 205] the amounts to be included in the plant 15, 1942, between His Majesty the King E xchange and U se i n C anada of T e c h n ic a l accounts of the new Manufacturers in Right of Canada, acting through Poly­ I n f o r m a t io n R e la tin g to S y n t h e t ic Light and Heat Company it is found mer Corporation Limited; Neches Butane R ubber that the proposed capital surplus is in­ Products Company; Cities Service Refin­ adequate for the adjustments to be ing Corporation; Sinclair Rubber, Inc.; APPROVAL OF AGREEMENT charged thereto, the deficiency shall be Eastern States Petroleum Co., Inc.; St. T he A t t o r n e y G e n e r a l. supplied by Columbia Gas & Electric Cor­ Clair Processing Corporation Limited; I submit herewith a proposed “Agree­ poration or its successor through the sur­ Rubber Reserve Company; Universal Oil ment on Exchange and Use in Canada render and cancellation of an equivalent Products Company; Standard Oil Devel­ of Technical Information Relating to amount of the stock of the new Manu­ opment Company; Shell Development Synthetic Rubber” ; 1 to be effective as of facturers Light and Heat Company and Company; Humble Oil and Refining March 26,1942-, betWeen His Majesty the a legend to that effect shall be placed Company; Koppers Company; Shell Oil King in Right of Canada, acting through upon the stock certificates of the new Company, Incorporated; Shell Union Oil Polymer Corporation Limited; Rubber Manufacturers Light and Heat Company, Corporation; Carbide and Carbon Chem­ Reserve Company; The Goodyear Tire & 2. The new Manufacturers Light and icals Corporation; Phillips Petroleum Rubber Company; The Firestone Tire & Heat Compapy “shall not hereafter make Company; Celanese Corporation of Rubber Company; United States Rub­ any charges to capital surplus created in America; Standard Oil Company of ber Company; liycar Chemical Com­ this program or which may be created Louisiana; Hycar Chemical Company; pany; The B. F. Goodrich Company; as a result of subsequent contributions The Dow Chemical Company; and The Standard Oil Development Company; by Columbia Gas & Electric Corporation United Gas Improvement Company ; and Jasco, Incorporated ; Canadian Synthetic unless 30 days’ prior notice of the mak­ to be ratified by Jasco, Incorporated; Rubber Limited; The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company of Canada, Limited; ing of such charge be given to this Com­ The M. W. Kellogg Company; The Lum- Firestone Tire & Rubber Company of mission. The Commission reserves juris­ mus Company; The B. F. Goodrich Com­ pany; and Koppers United Company. Canada, Limited; Dominion Rubber diction on receipt of such notice, and as The second agreement is to be effective Company Limited; and The B. F. Good­ part of the proceeding herein, after no­ as of October 16, 1942, between His rich Company of Canada Limited. The tice given within such 30 days and op­ Majesty the King in Right of Canada, agreement is proposed by the Rubber Re­ portunity for hearing, to disapprove such acting through Polymer Corporation serve Company and has also been ap­ charge on the basis of the record herein Limited; Universal Oil Products Com­ proved by the Rubber Director. and any additional evidence that may be pany; Standard Oil Development Com­ For the purposes of section 12 of Pub­ provided, and in the event that the Com­ pany; Shell Development Company; and lic Law No. 603, 77th Congress, (56 Stat. 357), I approve the agreement; and after mission shall notify the new Manu­ Phillips Petroleum Company; and to be ratified by Jasco, Incorporated; The M. consultation with you, I hereby find and facturers Light and Heat Company to so certify to you that the doing of any act show cause why such charge should not W. Kellogg Company; and The Lummus Company. The agreements are proposed or thing or the omission to do any act or be disapproved, the charge in question thing, by the parties to the agreement in shall not be made until expressly author­ by the Rubber Reserve Company and have also been approved by the Rubber compliance with the terms thereof is ized by order of this Commission. requisite to the prosecution of the war. By the Commission. Director. For the purposes of section 12 of Public D onald M . N e ls o n , [S E A L ] O r v a l L. D u B o i s , Law No. 608, 77th Congress, (56 Stat. Chairman. Secretary. 357), I approve the agreements; and Ju n e 26, 1944. [F . R. Doc. 44-9386; Fi[£$. June 27, 1944; [F. R. Doc. 44-Q457; Filed, June 28, 1944; 2:38 p. m.j i Filed as part of the original document. 11:34 a. m.]