FEDERAL REGISTER \ t 1934 ^ VOLUME 9 * Ü N lTtO ^ NUMBER 165

Washington, Friday, August 18, 1944

Regulations (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R. CONTENTS 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. 9392, 8 F.R. 14783) REGULATIONS AND NOTICES TITLE 7—AGRICULTURE Issued this 16th day of August 1944. A lien P roperty Custodian: Chapter XI—War Food Administration Vesting orders, etc.: Pa8e Grover B. Hill, Adolph, Carl______10053 (Distribution Orders) First Assistant Alpina Film S. A., et al_____ 10052 [WFO 75, Arndt. 16] War Food Administrator. Buse, Sina______10053 [F. R. Doc. 44-12343; Filed, August 16, 1944; Casa Editrice Ferd. Bideri__ _ 10051 Part 1410—Livestock and Meats 3:34 p. m.] ^^F u g g e r, E mi lie______10054 SLAUGHTER OP LIVESTOCK AND DELIVERY OP Heldmann, Sophie______10054 MEAT Iversen, Ida______10054 [WFO 107, Termination] Kurt-Deri, Melanie______10055 War Pood Order No. 75, as amended Lubelski, Miriam______10055 (8 F.R. 11119, 9 F.R. 4319, 4973), § 1410.15, Part 1405—F ruits and Vegetables Lundschien, Anna Martha__ 10056 issued by the War Food Administrator on Schultze, Norbet, et al____ 10057 August 9,1943, is hereby further amend­ RED SOUR CHERRIES < Societa Incassi Diritti Edi- ed as follows: War Food Order No. 107 (9 F.R. 7921) toiali______10052 1. By deleting (k) therefrom. is terminated as of 12:01 a. m., e. w. t., Stearns, Herman______;____ 10056 2. By deleting (1) (5) therefrom. Aug. 18th', 1944. Steimer, Eugen______10056 3. By deleting (t) and substituting With respect to violations, rights ac­ Civil A eronautics B oard : -therefor the following: crued, liabilities, incurred, or appeals Aero-Transportes, S. A., hear­ (t) Violations. The Director may, in taken under said War Food Order No. ing _____ 10051 107, prior to the effective time hereof, all Pilots, periodic physical exami­ accordance with the applicable proced­ nation ______10038 ure, by suspension order, prohibit any provisions of said War Food Order No. 107 in effect prior to the effective time I nterstate Commerce Com m ission: person who violates any provision of this hereof shall be deemed to continue in full Potatoes, refrigeration of_____ 10051 order from receiving, making any de­ force and effect for the purpose of sus­ M aritime Com m ission: liveries of, or using meat or meat prod­ taining any proper suit, action, or other Service men’s right to practice, ucts. Upon a determination by the Di­ proceeding with regard to any such viola­ extension of______10050 rector that any slaughterer or any per­ tion, right, liability, or appeal. * N ational W ar Labor B oard : Dispute cases not involving son who custom slaughters has, prior to (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R. the effective date hereof, violated any wages or salaries, proce­ 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. 9392, dure___ ;______10038 provision of Food Distribution Order No. 8 F.R. 14783) 27, as amended, supra, or War Food Or­ Wage adjustments: Issued this 16th day of August 1944. Automotive repair industry der No. 61, formerly designated Food and tire recapping, etc.; Distribution Order 61 (8 F.R. 9108,9275), Grover B. Hill, employees in designated or has, subsequent to the effective date First Assistant areas______10038 hereof, violated any provision of this War Food Administrator. Hospitals, non-profit, in-des­ order, the Director may, in accordance [F. R. Doc. 44-12340; Filed, August 16, 1944; ignated States______10038 with the applicable procedure, suspend 3:34 p. m.] ^ Painting and decorating in­ or revoke the license or permit of such dustry, Los Angeles, person. In addition, any person who Calif______10038 wilfully violates any provision of this [WFO 16, Amdt. 8] Office of E conomic S tabilization: order is guilty of a crime, and may be Pears, surplus; subsidy pay­ prosecuted under any or all applicable Part 1407—D ried F ruit ments______10057 laws. Civil action may also be insti­ DRIED FRUIT Office of P rice A dministration: Adjustment, Chrysler Corp___ 10057 tuted to enforce any liability or duty War Food Order No. 16, as amended, Cans, aluminum (Rev. SR 14, created by, or to enjoin any violation of, 9 F.R. 4321, 4319 (formerly designated Am. 163)______10049 any provision of this order. as Food Distribution Order No. 16, as Coal, bituminous (MPR 120, Am. This amendment shall become effec­ originally issued by the Secretary of Ag­ 1 to Order 906; Am. 116) tive at 12:01 a. m., e. w. t., August 17th, riculture on January 30, 1943, and as (2 documents)_____ 10047, 10057 1944. (Continued on next page) (Continued on next page) 10033 10034 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 CONTENTS—Continued and such term includes, but is not lim­ ited to, any owner of fresh fruit at the O ffice of P rice Administration— time such fruit is dried. Continued. PaSe (4) “Processing” means grading, siz­ federalM register Regional and district office or­ •V 1934 ing, stemming, seeding, or treating dried * Z/AlltfQ' ders: fruit by the use of water, steam, chemi­ Fish and seafood, fresh, San cals, or compressed or hot air; or cutting Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, Francisco region______10060 fresh apples for the production of dried and days following legal holidays, by the Posting requirements: apples. Division of the Federal Register, The National Dallas, Tex______10064 (5) “Governmental agency” means (i) Archives, pursuant to the authority contained Fresno, Calif______10066 the Armed Services of the United States in the Federal Register Act, approved July 26, Lexington, Ky______10063 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as amended; 44 U.S.C., (excluding for the purpose of this order, ch. 8B ), under regulations prescribed by the Sioux City, Iowa------10066 United States Army Post Exchanges, Administrative Committee, approved by the Sioux Falls, S. Dak______10065 Sales Commissaries, United States Navy President. Distribution is jnade only by the Poultry, except ducks, New Ships’ Service Departments, and United Superintendent of Documents, Government York region______10059 States Marine Corps Post Exchanges); Printing Office, Washington, D. C. W age and H our D iv isio n : (ii) the War Food Administration (in­ The regulatory material appearing herein is Virgin Islands, minimum wage cluding, but not being restricted to, any keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, recommendations of special corporate agency thereof; (iii) the War which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant industry committees------10051 to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as Shipping Administration; (iv) the Vet­ amended June 19, 1937. W ar D epartment: erans’ Administration; and (v) any other The F ederal R egister will be furnished by Aberdeen, Wash., bridge regula­ instrumentality or agency designated by mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 tions______10050 the War Food Administrator. The term per month or $15.00 per year, payable in ad­ Uniform for service personnel— 10037 “governmental agency” also includes any vance. The charge for individual copies W ar F ood Administration: person who, pursuant to a war food or­ (minimum 150) varies in proportion to the Cherries, red sour (WFO 107, der, is entitled to . purchase dried fruit size of the issue. Remit check or money Termination)______. 10033 order, made payable to the Superintendent subject to this order. of Documents, directly to the Government t ’luid milk and cream, conser­ (6) “Armed Services of the United Printing Office, Washington, D..C. vation and distribution-_— 10035 States” means the Army, the Navy, the There are no restrictions on the republica­ Fruit, dried (WFO 16, Am. 3) — 10033 Marine Corps, and the Coast Guard of tion of material appearing in the F ederal Livestock slaughter, and meat the United States. R egister. delivery (WFO 75, Am. 16) _ 10033 (7) “Director” means the Director of Milk handling, New Orleans, Distribution, War Food Administration. NOTICE La., marketing area______10067 (8) “Person” means any individual, Pickles, cucumber, and products partnership, association, business trust, The Cumulative Supplement to (WFO 101, Am. 2)______10035 corporation, or any organized group of the Code of Federal Regulations, Priority or allocation orders, persons, whether incorporated or not. covering the period from June 2, violations of (WFO 78, Am. (b) Restrictions on packers and pro­ 2, Corr.)______10037 1938, through June 1, 1943, may be ducers. (1) No producer may sell or de­ Set aside and restricted food, liver dried fruit except to (i) the Office obtained from the Superintendent purchased by contract of Distribution (including but not re­ of Documents, Government Printing schools, Marine hospitals, stricted to any corporate agency there- Office, at $3.00 per unit. The follow­ and Maritime academies pf); (ii) any person or agency designated ing are now available: (WFO 73, Am. 3)______10036 by the Director; or (iii) a packer. W ar P roduction B oard: (2) Each packer shall, without regard Book 1 : Titles 1-3 (Presidential doc­ Beryllium (M-160)______a___ 10044 to existing contracts, set aside and hold uments) with tables and index. Oil country distributors (M-2l- for sale and delivery to a governmental Book 2 : Titles 4-9, with index. b-2, Dir. 3)______—____ 10045 agency (i) all of the dried fruit which Strategic materials, imports of was in his possession, under his control, Book 3: Titles 10-17, with index. (M-63; M-63-a, Am. 1) (2 Book 4 : Titles 18-25, with index. or under contract to him on August 10, documents)._____*_ 10039, 10044 1942; (ii) all of the fresh fruit acquired Book 5, Part 1: Title 26, Parts 2-178. Suspension orders: by such packer sirice August 10, 1942, or Book 5, Part 2 : Title 26, completed ; Miller & Dumbaugh______10039 hereafter acquired by him, for use in the Title 27 ; with index. Wichita Beacon______10039 production of dried fruit; and (iii) all of Book 6 : Titles 28-32, with index. the dried fruit hereafter produced or ac­ quired by such packer. Fruit so set aside amended, 8 F.R. 1705, 11019), is further shall not be processed or packed except CONTENTS—Continued amended to read as follows: in accordance with instructions fur­ nished by the Director, or by a govern­ O ffice of P rice A dministration— § 1407.1 Restrictions with respect to mental agency if such fruit is to be pur­ Continued. PaSe dried fruit—(a) Definitions. (1) “Dried chased by a governmental agency. The Durable goods (MPR 188, Am. fruit” means the whole or fleshy por­ Director or any governmental agency 16 to Order A-2)______10058 tions of apples, apricots, peaches, pears, may issue specifications at any time as Fruits, berries and vegetables, prunes, and the Thompson seedless, Mus­ to the processing, packing, labeling, box­ frozen (FPR 1, Am. 1 to cat, Sultana, and Zante currant varie­ ing, and strapping of the fruit to be ac­ Supp. 6)______10045 ties of grâpes preserved by the removal quired by a governmental agency. The Fuel oil, gasoline and liquefied therefrom of part of the natural mois­ Director may issue specifications at any petroleum gas (Rev. RO 11, ture and, unless otherwise indicated, time as to the processing and packing of Am. 22; MPR 88, Am. 15) shall include such fruit in its natural or dried fruit released for sale and delivery (2 documents)_____ 10046,10049 processed condition. in United States civilian trade channels; Irons, electric (MPR 188, Order (2) “Packer” means any person en­ 2091; Rev. SR 14, Am. 165) gaged in the business of processing and and, in the event the Director issues such (2 documents)_____ 10050, 10059 packaging dried fruit or having dried specifications, no person shall process or Meat, canned (RMPR 156, Am. fruit processed or packaged for his ac­ pack dried fruit released for sale and de­ 1 ) ______10048 count. livery in the United States civilian trade Meat, fats, fish and cheeses (3) “Producer” means any person en­ channels except in accordance with the (Rev. RO 16, Am. 18)_____ 10049 gaged in the production of dried fruits; specifications issued by the Director. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 10035 (3) Each packer shall mail the re­ for relief from hardship submitted in ac­ Administrator on September 7, 1943, as ports, completely and correctly filled in, cordance herewith. The Director may Food Distribution Order 79 (8 F. R. to the Director on forms numbered EDO consider any such petition and take such 12426, as amended, 8 F. R. 13283), is 16-A to PDO 16-G, for the respective action with reference thereto that he hereby further amended by deleting dried fruit indicated thereon, not later deems appropriate, and such action shall therefrom § 1401.29 (h) and substituting than three days after the close of the be final. therefor the followingi period, from the first day to the fifteenth (f) Violations. Any person who vio­ (h) Violations. The War Food Ad­ day, and the close of the period from the lates any provision of this order njhy, ministrator may suspend, revoke, or re­ 16th day to the last day of each month, in accordance with the applicable pro­ duce the quota of any person who vio­ inclusive. cedure, be prohibited from receiving, lates any provision- of this order and (4) If the Director determines that making any deliveries of, or using the may prohibit, by order, such person from any dried fruit set aside pursuant to this material subject to priority or allocation receiving, delivering, or using milk or order is not required for a governmental control pursuant to this order. In ad­ cream. In addition, any person, who agency, the Director may release such dition, any person who wilfully violates wilfully violates any provision of this dried fruit at any time by notice directed any provision of this order is guilty of a order is guilty Of a crime, and may be to the packer. So far as such action is crime and may be prosecuted under any prosecuted under any and all applicable consistent with the public interest and and all applicable laws. Further, civil laws. Further, civil -action may be in­ the promotion of the national defense, action may be instituted to enforce any stituted to enforce any liability or duty such releases shall be of such a character liability or duty created by, or to enjoin created by, or to enjoin any violation of, as to allow all packers substantially equal any violation of, any provision of this any provision of this order. proportions of their packs of each fruit order*. This amendment shall become effec­ for sale to purchasers other than gov­ (g) Delegation of authority. The ad­ tive at 12:01 a. m., e. w. t., August 17th, ernmental agencies. ministration of this order and the pow­ 1944. (5) Any quantities of dried fruit allo­ ers vested in the War Food Administra­ cated or released shall, unless otherwise tor, insofar as such powers relate to the (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 specified, be withdrawn by the packer administration of this order, are hereby F.R. 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. from the earliest reported stocks of such delegated to the Director. The Director 9392, 8 FiR. 14783; WFO 79, 8 F.R. 12426, dried fruit. is authorized to redelegate to any em­ 13283, 9 F.R. 4321, 4319) - (c) Audits and inspections. The Di­ ployee of the United States Department Issued this 16th day of August 1944. rector shall be entitled to make such of Agriculture any or all of the authority Grover B. Hill, audit or inspection of the books, records vested in him by this order. and other writings, premises or stocks of First Assistant (h) Communications. All reports re­ War Food Administrator. dried fruit of any person, and to make quired to be filed hereunder and all such investigations, as may be necessary communications concerning this order [F. R.-Ttoc. 44-12338; Filed, August 16, 1944; or appropriate, in the Director’s discre­ shall, unless otherwise provided herein 3:34 p. m.] tion, to the enforcement or administra­ or in instructions issued by the Director, tion of the provisions of this order. be addressed to the Director of Distribu­ (d) Records and reports. (1) The Di­ tion, War JPood Administration, Wash­ [WFO 101, Arndt. 2] rector shall be entitled to obtain such in­ ington 25, D. C., Ref. WFO-16. formation from, and require such reports P art 1405—F ruits and Vegetables and the keeping of such records by, any (i) Effective date. This order shall person, as may be necessary or appro­ become effective at 12:01 a. m., e. w. t., CUCUMBER PICKLES AND PICKLE PRODUCTS priate, in the Director’s discretion, to the August 17th, 1944. With respect to viola­ War Food Order No. 101 (9 F.R. 6053) enforcement or administration of the tions, rights accrued, liabilities incurred, issued on June 2, 1944, with respect to niiOTisions of this order. or appeals taken under said War Food cucumber pickles and pickle products, is (2) Every person subject to this order Order No. 16, as amended, prior to the amended by deleting therefrom the pro­ shall, for at least two years (or for such effective time of the provisions hereof, visions in § 1405.42 (b) (1) and (2) and period of time as the Director may desig­ the provisions of'said War Food Order inserting, in lieu thereof, the following; nate), maintain an accurate record of No. 16, as amended, in effect-prior to the his transactions in dried fruit. effective time hereof shall be deemed to (1) No packer shall sell, contract to continue in full force and effect for the sell, or deliver, except to the Army, any (e> Petition for relief from hardship. purpose of sustaining any proper suit, cucumber pickles or pickle products Any person affected by this order who action, or other proceeding with regard owned by such packer on August 17,1944, considers that compliance herewith to any such violation, right, liability, or but this restriction does not apply to any would work an exceptional or unreason­ appeal. packer who contracted, prior to the able hardship on him may file ar'petition aforesaid date, to sell to the Army, out for relief with the Order Administrator. N o t e : All reporting and record keeping re­ of such cucumber pickles and pickle Such petition shall be addressed to Order quirements of this order have been approved by, and subsequent reporting and record­ products owned by such packer, a quan­ Administrator, War Food Order No. 16, keeping requirements will be subject to the tity of pickle products equal at least to Fruit and Vegetable Branch, Office of approval of, Bureau of the Budget in accord­ 40 pereent of the total number of bushels Distribution, War Food Administration, ance with the Federal Reports Act of 1942. of such cucumber pickles and pickle Washington 25, D. C. Petition for such (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R. products. This restriction shall con­ relief shall be in writing -and shall set tinue in effect until the respective pack­ forth all pertinent facts and the nature 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. 9392, 8 F.R. 14783) er sells, contracts to sell, or delivers to of the relief sought. The Order Admin­ the Army, out of such cucumber pickles istrator may take any action with refer­ Issued this 16th day of August 1944. and pickle products owned by the respec­ ence to such petition which is consistent Grover B. Hill, tive packer, a quantity of pickle prod­ with the authority delegated to him by First Assistant ucts equal at least to 40 percent of the the Director. If the petitioner is dis­ War Food Administrator. total number of bushels of such cucum­ satisfied with the action taken by the ber pickles and pickle products. Order Administrator on the petition, he [F. R. Doc. 44-12341; Filed, August 16, 1944; (2) , No packer shall sell, contract to shall obtain, by requesting the Order 3:34 p. m.] .seiifor deliver, except to the Army, any Administrator therefor, a review of^such cucumber pickles acquired by him after action by the Director. The Director [WFO 79, Arndt. 4] August 17, 1944, or any pickle products may, after said review, take such action produced therefrom unless such packer P art 1401—D airy P roducts first sells, contracts to sell, or delivers to as he deems appropriate, and such ac­ the Army a quantity of pickle products, tion shall be final. The provisions of CONSERVATION AND DISTRIBUTION ON FLUID produced from such cucumber pickles, this paragraph (e) shall not be con­ MILK AND CREAM equal at least to 40 percent of the total strued to deprive the Director of author­ War Food Order No. 79 (9 F. R. 4321, number of bushels of such cucumber ity to consider originally any petition 4319), previously issued by the War Food pickles. 10036 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 This amendment shall become effectivé (6) “Maritime academy” means any or restricted food to any marine hospi­ at 12:01 a. m., e. w. t., August 17th, 1944. one of the following institutions: Maipe tal and such sales or deliveries may be With respect to violations, rights ac­ Maritime Academy, Castine, Maine; New completed by the sellers in the same York Maritime Academy, Bronx, New manner as sales to the War Shipping crued, liabilities incurred, or appeals Administration: Provided, That all such taken under said War Food Order No. 101 York; California Maritime Academy, Vallejo, California; Massachusetts Mari­ purchases by such marine hospital shall prior to the effective time of the pro­ time Academy, Boston, Massachusetts; be made by written order or contract visions hereof, the provisions of said War Pennsylvania Maritime Academy, Phila­ containing the following certificate Food Order No. 101 in effect prior to the delphia, Pennsylvania. signed by the Public Health Service offi­ effective time hereof shall be deemed to (7) “Person” means any individual, cer in charge of such hospital: continue in full force and effect for the partnership, corporation, association, The undersigned certifies and represents purpose of sustaining any proper suit, business trust, or any organized group of to _ the War Food Administration that he is action, or other proceeding with regard persons, whether incorporated or uut, Lli'e to any such violation, right, liability, or and includes the States and any subdivi­ (Position held) appeal. sions thereof. of ,______(8) “Director” means the Director of (Hospital, name and address) (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 which is a marine hospital operated by the F.R. 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. Distribution, War Food Administration. (b) Purchases of set aside and re­ United States Public Health Service pursuant 9392, 8 F.R. 14783) to the Public Health Service Act and that stricted food by contract schools. Not­ all of the items and quantities of food listed Issued this 16th day of August 1944. withstanding the provisions of any War hereon are required for and will be used in G rover B. Hill, Food Order now or hereafter issued, un­ feeding patients at said hospital. First Assistant less specifically prohibited therein, any contract school may purchase any set (Title) War Food Administrator. aside or restricted food from any person, [F. R. Doc. 44-12339; Filed, August 16, 1944; *aiid any person may sell or deliver set The set aside listed foods purchased by 3:34 p. m.] •aside or restricted food to any contract marine hospitals shall be used by such school, and such sales or deliveries may hospitals only for feeding patients of be considered by the sellers in the same such hospitals. manner as sales to the Armed Services (d) Purchase of set aside and re­ [WFO 73, Arndt. 3] of the United States: Provided, That all stricted food by maritime academies. Notwithstanding the provisions of any Part 1598—General R egulations such purchases by such contract school shall be made by written order or con­ War Food Order now or hereafter is­ CONTRACT SCHOOLS, MARINE HOSPITALS, AND tract containing the following certifi­ sued, unless specifically prohibited MARITIME ACADEMIES PERMITTED TO BUY cates signed by an authorized represent­ therein, any maritime academy may SET ASIDE AND RESTRICTED FOOD ative of the contract school and by an purchase any set aside or restricted War Food Order No. 73, as amended officer of the Armed Services of the food from any person and any person United States: may sell or deliver set aside or restricted (8 F.R. 7523; 8 F.R. 13879; 8 F.R. 15655; food to any maritime acadeifiy, and such 9 F.R. 4319), issued by the War Food Ad­ The undersigned certifies and represents to ministrator, is hereby completely revised the War Food Administration th&t he is the sales may be considered by the sellers in and amended to read as follows: ______o f ______the same manner as the sales to the (Position held) (Name of university, etc.) War Shipping Administration: Provided, § 1598.1 Purchase of set aside and re­ which is feeding______That all such purchases of such mari stricted food by contract schools, marine (Army, Navy, Marine Corps, time academies shall be made by writ­ hospitals, and maritime academies—(a) or Coast Guard) ten order or contract containing the fol- Definitions. For the purposes of this personnel pursuant to contract N o.------lowing certificate signed by the superki- regulation: w ith ______:______and that all tendent in -charge of the maritime (1) “Contract school” means and in­ (Contracting Government Agency) academy: cludes any person who is feeding, pur­ of the items and quantities of food listed The undersigned certifies and represents to suant to a written contract with an hereon are required for and will be used in the War Food Administration that he is the agency of the United States, personnel feeding such personnel. superintendent o f ------.'------of the Armed Services of the United (Name and address of mari- States fed under the command of a com­ (Title) _____ :______and that all of the items and missioned or non-commissioned officer or I certify th a t______is time academy) other authorized representative of the (Name of university, quantities of food listed hereon are required Arm»d Services of the United States, and school, etc.) for and will be used only for the feeding of who is specifically authorized in writing feeding______------per- bona fide • students and instructors at such (Army, Navy, MarineCorps, or academy. by the Armed Service concerned to pur­ Coast Guard) chase set aside and restricted food, pur­ sonnel pursuant to contract No.______with (Title)" suant to this Order. ______and that the above (2) “Armed Services of the United (Contracting Government All set aside and restricted foods pur­ States” means the Army, Navy, Marine Agency) chased by maritime academies shall be Corps, and Coast Guard of the United individual has represented to me that all of used by such maritime academies only States. the food items and quantities listed hereon for feeding bona fide students and in­ (3) “Set aside food” means that por­ are required for and will be used in feeding structors at such maritime academy. tion of any of the "foods listed in Sched­ such personnel. (e) Purchases from intermediate dis- ule A hereto held by any person pur­ tribtuors. A contract school, marine hos­ suant to any War Food Order. (Officer’s title) pital, or maritime academy may pur­ (4) “Restricted food” means that por­ All set aside and restricted food pur­ chase set aside and restricted food di­ tion of any food listed in Schedule B chased by contract schools shall be used rectly from the person required to set hereto which the person restricted by a by such schools only for feeding person­ aside food or restricted by any food or­ War Food Order may sell without such nel of the Armed Services of the United der, or may purchase such foods indi­ sales being charged against his quota States. rectly through jobbers, wholesalers, or under the War Food Order. (c) Purchases of set aside and restrict­other intermediate distributors. Where (5) “Marine hospital” means^a hos­ ed foods by marine hospitals. Notwith­ suGh'tmrchases are made indirectly, the pital operated by the United States Pub­ standing the provisions of any War Food intermediate distributor shall make lic Health Servide pursuant to section Order now or hereafter issued, unless copies of the certificates provided in 321 of the Public Health Service Act, ex­ specifically prohibited therein, any ma­ paragraphs (b), (c), and (d) hereof, cer­ cept the hospital at Carville, Louisiana. rine hospital may purchase any set aside tified by him to be correct. Any person A list of these hospitals is listed in Sched­ or restricted food from any person and may sell to any intermediate distributor ule C. any person may sell or deliver set aside the quantities of set aside food or re- FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 10037

stricted food covered by such certified shall, unless otherwise directed, be ad­ Applicable War copy furnished to him and may treat dressed to: Administrator, War Food Restricted foods—Continued. Food Order such sales in the same manner as sales Order 73, War Pood Administration, Molasses ______51 made directly tp a contract school, ma­ Washington 25, D. C. Spices______19 rine hospital, or maritime academy. (k) Territorial extent. This order Tea------_------is (f) Records and reports.' (1) The applies to all persons in the forty-eight Schedule C Director shall be entitled to obtain such States, the District of Columbia^ and the information from, and require such re­ territories and the possessions of the MARINE HOSPITALS, U. S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE ports and keeping of such records by, any United States. U. S. Marine Hospital, Baltimore, Md. person, as may be necessary or appropri­ (l) Delegation of authority. The ad­ U. S. Marine Hospital, Boston, Mass, ate, in his discretion, to the enforcement ministration of this order and the pow­ 'U. S. Marine Hospital, Buffalo, N. YT or administration of the provisions of ders vested in the War Food Administra­ U. S. Mariné Hospital, Chicago, 111. this order. ü. S. Marine Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio. tor, insofar as such powers relate to the U. S. Marine Hospital, Detroit, Mich. (2) Every person receiving contracts administration of this order, are hereby U. S. Marine Hospital, Ellis Island, N. Y. or purchase orders containing certifi­ delegated to the Director. The Director U. S. Marine Hospital, Evansville, Ind. - cates as provided in this order and every is authorized to amend the schedules to Ü. S. Marine Hospital, Fort Stanton, N. Mex. other person subject to this order shall this order. The Director is authorized U. S. Marine Hospital, Galveston, Tex. maintain ah accurate record for two to redelegate to any person within the U. S. Marine Hospital, Kirkwood, Mo. years (or for such other period of time U. S. Marine Hospital, Louisville, Ky. United States Department of Agricul­ ü. S. Marine Hospital, Memphis, Tenn. as the Director may designate) of his ture any or all of the authority vested in U. S. Marine Hospital, Mobile, Ala. transactions involving set aside and re­ him by this order. U. S. Marine Hospital, New Orleans, La. stricted foods for contract schools, ma­ (m) Reference to ship operators. U. S. Marine Hospital, New York, N. Y. rine hospitals, and maritime academies-. This order no longer applies to the ac­ U. S. Marine Hospital, Norfolk, Va. (g) Audits and inspections. The Di­ quisition of set aside and restricted food U. S. Marine Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa. rector shall be entitled to make such by ship operators. The acquisition of Ü. S. Marine Hospital, Portland, Maine. audit and inspection of the books, rec­ these foods for this purpose is controlled U. S. Marine Hospital, San Francisco, Calif. ords, and other writings, premises, or by War Pood Order No. 74, as amended U. S. Marine Hospital, Savannah, Ga. stocks of food of any person participat­ (9 F. R. 8002). Reference should be U. Sr Marine Hospital, Seattle, Wash. ing in any transaction involving the pur­ made to that order for all definitions and U. S. Marine Hospital, Staten Island, N. Y. chase of set aside or restricted foods by provisions regarding the supplying of U. S. Marine Hospital, Vineyard Haven, contract schools, marine hospitals, or food to ship operators. Mass. maritime academies and to make such (n) Effective date. This amendment U. S. Public Health Service Hospital, investigations as may be necessary or shall be effective on August 17, 1944. Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, N. Y. appropriate, in his discretion, to the en­ With respect to violations of said War [F. R. Doc. 44-12342; Filed, August 16, 1944; forcement or administration of the pro­ Pood Order 73, as amended, rights ac­ 3:34 p. m.] visions of this order. crued, or liabilities incurred prior to the (h) Petition for relief from hardship. effective date of this amendment, said Any person affected by this War Pood War Pood Order 73, as amended, shall [WFO 78, Amdt. 2] Order who considers that compliance be deemed to be in full force and effect herewith would work an exceptional and for the purposes of sustaining any Part 1599—P rocedural R egulations unreasonable hardship on him may file a proper suit, action, or other proceeding ISSUANCE OF ORDERS RESULTING FROM VIO­ petition for relief with the Order Admin­ with respect to any such violation, right, LATIONS OF PRIORITY OR ALLOCATION ORDERS istrator. Such petition shall be ad­ or liability. Correction dressed to the Order Administrator, War Note: All record-keeping requirements of Pood Order No. 73, Office of the Direc­ this order have been approved by, and sub­ In paragraph 1 (c) of Federal Register tor, Offiqe of Distribution, War Food Ad­ sequent reporting and record-keeping re­ Document 12206, appearing on page 9943 ministration, Washington 25, D. C. The quirements will be subject to the approval of, of the issue of Wednesday, August 16, petition shall be in writing, and shall set Bureau of the Budget in accordance with the 1944, “Compliance Office” should read forth all pertinent facts and the nature Federal Reports Act of 1942. "Compliance Officer-” of the relief sought. The Order Admin­ (E.O. 9280, 7 P.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 P.R. istrator may take any action with refer­ 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 P.R. 5423; E.O. 9392, ence to such petition which is consistent 8 F.R. 14783) TITLE 10—ARMY: WAR DEPARTMENT with the authority delegated to him by Issued this 16th day of August 1944. the Director. If the petitioner is dis­ Chapter VII—Personnel satisfied with the action taken by the G rover B. Hill, Order Administrator on the petition, he First Assistant War Food Ad­ P art 709—P rescribed . S ervice U niform may, by requesting- the Order Adminis­ ministrator. MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS trator therefor, obtain a review of such Schedule A 1. Section 709.30 (f) is amended to read action by the Director. The Director Applicable War as follows: may, after such review, take such action Set-aside foods: . ' Food Order American cheese______15 § 709.30 Brassards.. * * * as he deems appropriate, which action Beef------75-2 Jljail be final. Dried skim milk______54 (f) Port officers. The letters “TC” in (i) Violations. The Director may Rice______10 golden yellow block letter 2V* inches in prohibit any person who violates any Butter_____ j,______2 height on a brick-red background. provisions of this order from receiving, Section 709.36b is added as follows! making deliveries of, or using any ma­ Schedule B Restricted foods: § 709.36b Bronze Star. A bronze star terial listed in Schedule A or Schedule B IV2 inches in circumscribing diameter. hereof or as such schedules may here­ Cocoa products______25 Fats and oils products (excluding In the center thereof a %^-inch diameter after be amended. In addition, any per­ lard), (limited to salad and cooking raised bronze star, the center lines of all son who wilfully violates any provision of fats, shortening and compounds, rays of both stars coinciding. The re­ this order is guilty of a crime and may margarine, and soap (bar soap and verse to have the inscription “Heroic or be prosecuted under any or all applicable soap powder)) ______42 meritorious achievement” and a space laws. Civil action may also be instituted Frozen dairy foods______8 for the name of the recipient (which is to enforce any liability or duty created Honey______47 to be engraved). The star is suspended by or to enjoin any violation of any pro­ Fluid milk, fluid cream, and milk by­ by a rectangular-shaped metal loop with vision of this order. products (fluid buttermilk, skim milk, flavored milk or drink or bev­ corners rounded from a silk moire ribbon (j) Communications. All reports re­ erage containing more than 85% 1% inches in length and 1% inches in quired to be filed hereunder and all com­ of milk; and cottage, pot or bak­ width composed of stripes of white (%2 munications concerning this regulation er’s cheese)______79 inch), red (%e inch), white (%2 inch), 10038 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 TITLE 29—JLABOR son, Union, Middlesex, Somerset, and Hun­ blue (Y& inch), white (%2 inch), red (%e terdon. inch), and white (%2 inch). Chapter VI—National War Labor Board 2. In § 709.54 paragraph (a) is amended (E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) to read as follows: Part 802—R ules of P rocedure Approved: August 8,1944. § 709.54 Badges, aviation—(a) In gen­ dispute cases F red E. D esmond, Acting Executive Director. eral. A device consisting of a pair of The following new paragraph has been wings of oxidized silver approximately added to § 802.52 of the Jurisdiction and [F.R. Doc. 44-12328; Filed, August 16, 1944: 3 Ys inches from tip to tip. Except for 11:42 a. m.]4 flight nurse, aviation badges approxi­ Procedure of Regional War Labor mately 2 inches from tip to tip may be Boards1: - worn optionally on the shirt when worn § 802.52 Procedure in dispute cases without the coat. not involving wages or salaries. * * * P art 803—General Orders 3. Sections 709.56b (b) and 709.58 (f) (b-1) Where Conciliation Service has wage adjustment; painting and decorat­ are amended as follows: certified to the Board a case in which ing INDUSTRY, LOS ANGELES, CALIF. § 709.56b Badge, driver and mechanic the parties have agreed in writing to The National War Labor Board, under award. * * * waive their right to a hearing and have paragraph (d) of § 803.4 (General Or­ (b) Bars. Of oxidized silver, sus­ agreed to submit the issues on briefs, the der No. 4) has approved the following pended from the basic badge and marked following procedure shall be followed by exceptions to the exemption provided to show type of qualification as follows: the agency to which the case is referred for in paragraph (a) of that order: (1) Driver—W, for wheeled vehicles. by the New Case Committee. 34*. The painting and decorating industry (2) Driver—T, for track or half-track ve­ The Regional New Case Committee or in Los Angeles County, California, of Region hicles. • X. For the purposes of this paragraph, the (3) Driver—M, for motorcycles. agency assignments officer shall assign painting and decorating industry is defined (4) Driver—A, for amphibian vehicles. the case to an assistant disputes director as the painting and decorating of interiors (5) Mechanic, for automotive or allied or hearing officer and shall notify the and exteriors of buildings or structures, com­ trade mechanic. parties of the receipt of the case, the mercial and industrial as well as housing, referral which is being made and the date i. e., multiple dwellings and single units, § 709.58 Lapel buttons. * * * painting outdoor advertising, billboards, and (f) For service rendered, since 8 Sep­ upon which briefs must be filed. Each fences. tember 1939. A dexter eagle with wings party will be instructed to furnish the displayed perched within a ring which other party or parties with copies of the (E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) displays 13 vertical stripes with a chief, brief. Approved: August 8, 1944. the dexter wing of the eagle behind the The designated officer will thereupon ring, the sinister wing in front of the F red E. D esmond, ring, all of gold plated plastic or gold review the briefs and prepare findings of Acting Executive Director. color metal. # fact and recommendations, a copy of which shall be mailed to each party with [F. R. Doc. 44-12329; Filed, August 16, 1944; 4. Section 709.62 (b) (4) is rescinded. notice that written comments may be 11: 41 a. m.] § 709.62 Tag, identification. * * * filed with the Board and other party not (b) * * * later than 7 days after the receipt of the (4) Rescinded. (R.S. 1296; 10 U.S.C.) copy. After analysis of the comments, P art 803—General Orders [AR 600-35, 31 March 1944 as amended if any, the designated officer will present WAGE ADJUSTMENT; NON-PROFIT HOSPITALS by Cl, 29 July 19441 the case to the Board with his findings IN CALIFORNIA, NEVADA, ARIZONA, WASH­ [seal] J. A. Ulio, of fact, recommendations, and comments. INGTON AND OREGON Major General, (E.O. 9017, 7 F.R. 237; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. The National War Labor Board has The Adjutant General. 7871; Pub. Law 89, 78th Cong.) taken the following action with respect [F. R. Doc. 44-12348; Filed, August 17, 1944; to non-profit hospitals under § 803.26 9:13 a. m.] Approved: August 8, 1944. (General Order No. 26) : 1 ~f F red E. D esmond, 1. Reaffirmed its'previous action of Septem­ Acting Executive Director. ber 2, 1943 removing non-profit hospitals in Region X comprising the states of California, [F. R. Doc. 44-12326; Filed, August 16, 1944; Nevada and Arizona, from the exemption TITLE 14—CIVIL AVIATION 11:41 a. m.] ^provided by General Order No. 26. Chapter I—Civil Aeronautics Board 2. Approved the removal of non-profit hos­ pitals from the exemption provided by Gen­ [Regs., Amdt. 20-2] eral Order No. 26, in those labor market areas Part 20—P ilot Certificates • in the states of Washington and Oregon in Part 803—General Orders which the Twelfth Regional War Labor Board PERIODIC PHYSICAL EXAMINATION finds such action is necessary to effective Adopted by the Civil Aeronautics Board wage adjustment; automotive repair in ­ wage and salary stabilization, such action at its office in Washington, D. C., on the dustry AND TIRE RECAPPING, ETC., EM­ to be reported to the National War Labor 12th day of August, 1944. PLOYEES IN DESIGNATED AREAS Board. Effective August 12, 1944, § 20.73 (b) The National War Labor Board, under (E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) of the Civil Air Regulations is amended Approved: August 8, 1944. to read as follows: paragraph (d) of § 803.4 (General Or­ der No. 4), has approved the following Fred E. D esmond, § 20.73 Periodic physical examina­ exceptions to the exemption provided for Acting Executive Director. tion. * * * in paragraph (a) of that order: (b) In lieu of the physical examina­ [F.R. Doc. 44-12327; Filed, August 16, 1944; tion, evidence* that the pilot is on pilot 32. Automotive repair industry in Region 11:41 a. m.] status solo in the Army, Navy, Marine IX of the National War Labor Board, com­ Corps, or Coast Guard will be accepted prising the states of Colorado, New Mexico, as proof of physical fitness while on ac­ Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho. 33. Employers engaged primarily in the TITLE 32—NATIONAL DEFENSE tive duty in such service. distribution and recapping or retreading of (52 Stat. 984, 1007; 49 U.S.C. 425, 551) tires within the jurisdiction of Region II of Chapter IX—War Production Board the National War Labor Board, comprising By the Civil Aeronautics Board. Subchapter B—Executive Vice-Chairman the state of New York and the following [seal] F red A. T oombs, counties of New Jersey: Sussex, Passaic, Ber­ Authority : Regulations in this subchapter Secretary. gen, Warren, Morris, Monmouth, Essex, Hud- issued under sec. 2 (a), 54 Stat. 676, as

[F. R. Doc. 44-12331; Filed, August 16, 1944; 1 8 FJt. 1303, 10405, 9 F.R. 1004. 12:37 p. m.] *9 F.R. 4860. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 10039 amended by 55 Stat. 236 and 56 Stat. 176; P art 1010— S uspension Orders E.O. 9024, 7 F.R. 329; E.O. 9125, 7 RR. 2719; material imported subject to this order W.P.B. Reg. 1 as amended March 24, 1943, [Suspension Order S-602, Stay of Execution] directs or has directed that such material be transported from the port of entry to 8 F,R. 3666, 3696; Pri. Reg. 1 as amended May THE WICHITA BEACON 15, 1943, 8 FH. 6727. be held until disposed of pursuant to this The Wichita Beacon of Wichita, Kan­ order. . P art 1010—S uspension O rders sas, has appealed from the provisions (6) Material shall be deemed “in tran­ [Suspension Order S-597] of Suspension Order No. S-602, issued sit” if it is afloat, if an on board ocean MILLER & DUMBAUGH August 11, 1944 (§ 1010.602), and has bill of lading has actually been issued requested a stay on the ground that with respect to it, or if it has actually C. C. Miller and C. T. Dumbaugh, doingirreparable harm would be done its busi­ been delivered to and accepted by a rail, business as Miller & Dumbaugh, are con­ ness if the Suspension Order were not truck, or air carrier, for transportation tractors and builders, located at 106 East stayed. The Chief Compliance Com­ to a point within the continental United Walnut Street, Butler, Pennsylvania. In missioner has directed that the provi­ States. December, 1043, they began construction sions of the Suspension Order be stayed (7) “Governing date” with respect to as building contractors, and thereafter pending final determination of the ap­ any material means the date when such continued construction, in remodeling a peal or until further order by the Chief material first became subject to General brick and frame two-story building, lo­ Compliance Commissioner. In view of * Imports Order M-63. cated at 324 South Main Street, Butler, the foregoing, It is hereby ordered, (b) Restrictions on imports of mate­ Pennsylvania, to be used as a retail store That: rials—(1) General restriction. No per­ room and two-family apartment, at a The provisions of Suspension. Order son, except as authorized in writing by cost of approximately $8,000, and obtain­ No. S-602, issued the 11th day of August, ing material therefor without permission the War Production Board shall pur­ 1944, are hereby stayed pending final chase for import, receive, or offer to of the War Production Board. This was determination of the appeal or until in violation of Conservation Order L-41, receive on consignment for import, or further order by the Chief Compliance make any contract or other arrangement which placed a limit of $200, on such con­ Commissioner. struction. C. C. Miller and C. T. Dum­ for the importing of, any.material sub­ baugh were aware of the provisions of Issued this 16th day of August 1944. ject to this order after the governing date. The foregoing restrictions shall Conservation Order Lr-41 and their begin­ W ar P roduction B oard, ning this construction without ascertain­ apply to the importation of any material B y J. J oseph W helan, subject to the order, regardless of the ing whether War Production Board ap­ Recording Secretary. proval had been granted constituted a existence on the governing date or there­ violation of Conservation Order L-41 [F. R. Doc. 44-12346; Filed, August 16, 1944; after of any contract or other arrange­ which was the result of gross negligence. 4:33 p. m.] ment for the importation of such mate­ This violation of Conservation Order rial. The materials subject to this order L-41 has diverted critical material to are those listed from time to time upon uses not authorized by the War Produc­ List I, List II, and List III attached P art 1042—I mports op S trategic hereto. tion Board and has hampered and im­ Materials * peded the war effort of the United States (2) Authorization by War Produc­ of America. In view of the foregoing; [General Imports Order M-63, as Amended tion Board. Any person desiring such it is hereby ordered, That: Aug. 17, 1944] authorization, whether owner, pur­ The fulfillment <>i requirements for chaser, seller, or consignee of the mate­ § 1010.597 Suspension Order S-597. the defense of the United States has rial to be imported, or agent of any of (a) Prom August 16, 1944, through Oc­ created a shortage in the supply of cer­ them, shall make application therefor in tober 16, 1944, deliveries of material to tain imported materials for defense, for duplicate on Form WPB-1041 (formerly C. C. Miller and C. T. Dumbaugh, doing private account, and for export; and the PD-222C) addressed to the War Produc­ business as Miller & Dumbaugh or other­ following order is deemed necessary and tion Board, Ref.: M-63, Washington 25, wise, their or its successors or assigns, appropriate in the public interest and D. C. Unless otherwise expressly per­ shall not be accorded priority over de­ to promote the national defense: mitted, such authorization shall apply liveries under any other contract or or­ only to the particular material and ship­ der, and no preference rating shall be as­ § 1042.1 General Imports Order M- ment mentioned therein and to the per­ signed, applied or extended to such de­ 63—(a) Definitions. For the purposes sons and their agents concerned with liveries by means of preference rating of this order: such shipment; it shall not be assignable certificates, preference rating orders, (1) “Person” means any individual, or transferable either in whole or in part. general preference orders or any other partnership, association, business trust, (3) Restrictions on financing of im­ order or regulations of the War Produc­ corporation, or any organized group of ports. No bank or other person shall tion Board, unless hereafter specifically persons, whether or not incorporated. participate, by financing or otherwise, authorized in writing by the War Produc­ (2) “Owner” of any material means in any arrangement which such bank or tion Board.- The provisions of this para­ any person who has any property inter­ person knows or has reason to know in­ graph shall not apply to construction est in such material except a person volves the importation after the govern­ jobs which have been begun or contracts whose interest is held solely as security ing date of any material subject to this for construction which have been entered for the payment of money. order, unless such bank or'person either into by C. C. Miller and C. T. Dumbaugh, (3) “Consignee” means the person to has received a copy of the authorization doing business as Miller & Dumbaugh, or whom a material is consigned at the time issued by the War Production Board otherwise, prior to the issuance of this of importation. under the provisions of paragraph (b) suspension order. (4) “Import” means to transport in (b) Nothing contained in this order (2) or is satisfied from known facts that any manner into the continental United the proposed transaction comes within shall be deemed to relieve C. C. Miller or States from any foreign country or from C. T. Dumbaugh, doing business as Miller any territory or possession of the United the exceptions set forth in paragraph & Dumbaugh or otherwise, their and its States (including the Philippine Islands). (b) (4). successors or assigns, from any restric­ It includes shipments into a free port, (4) Exceptions. Unless otherwise di­ tion, prohibition or provision contained free zone, or bonded custody of the rected by the War Production Board, in any other order or regulation of the United States Bureau of Customs the restrictions set forth in this para­ War Production Board, except insofar as • (bonded warehouse) in the continental graph (b) shall not apply: the same may be inconsistent with the United States and shipments in bond (i) To the Foreign Economic Admin­ provisions hereof. into the continental United States for istration, U. S. Commercial Company, Issued this 9th day of August 1944. transshipment to Canada, Mexico, or any Commodity Credit Corporation, Metals other foreign country. Reserve Company, Defense Supplies Cor­ W ar P roduction B oard, (5) “Place of initial storage” means poration, or any other United States B y J. J oseph W helan, any warehouse, yard ground storage, or Recording Secretary.- governmental department, agency, or other place, to which the person making corporation, or any agent acting for [F. R. Doc. 44-12345; Filed, August 16, 1944; the entry or withdrawal from custody of any such department, agency or cor­ 4:33 p. m.] the United States Bureau of Customs of poration; or 10040 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 (ii) To any material of which any Provided: That a consignee of such ma­ corporation becomes the owner thereof, United States governmental department, terial may dispose of his interest in such and shall not apply to any material of* agency, or corporation is the owner at material to the extent necessary to com­ which any United States governmental the time of importation, or to any ma­ plete any commitment or contract made department, agency, or corporation is terial which the owner at the time of prior to the governing date. The person the owner at the time of importation, importation had purchased or otherwise to whom he disposes of such interest and shall not apply to any material pur­ acquired from any United States gov­ shall be subject to all restrictions im­ chased or otherwise acquired from any ernmental department, agency or cor­ posed upon owners by this order. United-States governmental department poration; or (2) Restrictions upon banks and per­ agency, or corporation. (iii) To any material which on the sons similarly situated. No bank or (e) Restrictions on disposition of List governing date was in transit to a point other person which, as agent, pledgee, II or List Iii material. Unless otherwise within the continental United States. beneficiary under a trust receipt, or provided by the terms of the authoriza­ (iv) [Deleted Mar. 30, 1944] otherwise, has possession of or any in­ tion issued pursuant to paragraph (b) (v) To any material consigned as a terest in any written instrument evidenc­ (2), any material on List II or List III, gift or imported for personal use where ing any interest in any material on List which is imported in accordance with the value of each consignment or ship­ I shall in any way, directly or indirectly, the provisions of this order after the ment is less than $100.00; or to any dispose of any such interest, or transfer governing date, may be sold, delivered, material consigned or imported as a possession, or cause or permit a transfer processed, consumed, purchased, or re­ sample where the value of each con­ of possession, of such instrument, unless: ceived without restriction under this signment or shipment is less than $25.00; (1) Such material was imported before order, but all such transactions shall be or to any used material in the category the governing date; or subject to all applicable provisions of the of household goods imported by the (ii) Such person neither knows nor regulations of the War Production owner for his own personal use; or has reason to know that such mate­ Board and to all orders and directions (vi) To materials consigned as gifts rial was imported after the governing of the War Production Board which now for personal use bv or to members of date; or or hereafter may be in effect with respect the Armed Services of the United States; (iii) Such disposition or transfer is to such material. or necessary to permit a consignee to make - TT) Reports—(1) Reports on customs (vii) To any material on List I or List a permissible disposition of material in entry. No material which is imported II imported by any person under any accordance with subparagraph (1) of after the governing date, including ma­ contract or other arrangement made be­ this paragraph (c) ; or terials imported by or for the account of fore, or in existence on the governing (iv) Such disposition or transfer is the Foreign Economic Administration, date and which, on December 28, 1942, made to the owner of the material and U. S. Commercial Company, Commodity was in transit to a point within the con­ such owner has complied with all the Credit Corporation, Metals Reserve Com­ tinental United States; or provisions of this order. pany, Defense Supplies Corporation, or (viii) To manufactured materials (d) Permissible disposition of List 1 any other United States governmental which are imported in bond solely for materials — (1) Transfer ta govern­ department, agency, or corporation, shall the purpose of having them repaired mental agency. Nothing contained in be entered through the United States and then returned to the owner outside this order shall prohibit an owner or Bureau of Customs for any purpose, the continental United States; or consignee of any material on List I im­ whether for consumption, for warehouse, (ix) To materials which were grown, ported after the governing date, or a in transit, in bond, for re-export, for ap­ produced, or manufactured in the conti­ bank or other person having possession praisal, or otherwise, unless the person nental United States, and which were of, or an interest in, a written instru­ making the entry shall file with the entry shipped outside the continental United ment evidencing an interest in such ma­ Form WPB-1040 (formerly PD-222B) in States on consignment or pursuant to a terial, from disposing of, or making any duplicate. The filing of such form a contract of purchase, and which are now arrangement to dispose of, any interést second time shall not be required upon returned as rejected by the prospective in such materi'al to the Foreign Economic any subsequent entry of such material purchaser; or Administration, Commodity Credit Cor­ through the United States Bureau of (x) To materials shipped into the poration, Metals Reserve Company, De­ Customs for any purpose; nor shall the fense Supplies Corporation, or any other filing of such form be required upon the United States in transit from one point United States governmental department, in Mexico to another point in Mexico, withdrawal of any material from bonded or from one point in Canada to another agency, or corporation. custody of the United States Bureau of point in Canada. (2) Authorization by War Production Customs, regardless of the date when Board. Notwithstanding the provisions such material was first transported into (c) Restrictions on disposition of List of paragraph (c), an owner or con­ I material. Except as hereinafter spe­ the continental United States. Both cifically provided in paragraph (d) here­ signee of material on List I im­ copies of such form shall be transmitted ported after the governing date or a by the Collector of Customs to the War of: bank or other person having possession (1) Restrictions upon owners and con­ Production Board, Division of Stock­ of or an interest in a written instrument piling and Transportation, Ref.: M-63, signees. No owner or consignee of any evidencing an interest in such material, material on List I which is imported'after Washington 25, D. C. may process such material or may dispose (2) Other reports. All persons hav­ the governing date shall in any way, di­ of any interest in such material or any rectly or indirectly: ing any interest in, or taking any action such written instrument, or transfer pos­ with respect to, any material imported (i) Dispose of any interest in such session or change the location thereof, or material; after the governing date, whether as cause or permit such a transfer of pos­ owner, agent, consignee, or otherwise, (ii) Process or in any way change the session or change of location, upon writ­ physical condition of such material; shall file such other reports as may be ten authorization by the War Produc­ required from time to time by the War (iii) Transfer possession, or cause or tion Board. Any such person may permit a transfer of possession, of such Production Board. make application in duplicate for such (g) Routing of communications. All material except to the port of entry and an authorization on Form WPB-1039 communications concerning this order^ from the port of entry to the place of in­ (formerly PD-222A), which form shall shall, unless otherwise herein directed, be* itial storage of such material; or be addressed to the War Production addressed to: War Production Board, (iv) Change, or cause or permit a Board, Ref.: M-63, Washington 25, D. C. Washington 25, D. C., Ref.: M-63. change of, the location of such material (3) Exceptiqns. The restrictions set (h) Violations. Any person who wil­ except to the port of entry and from the forth in paragraph (c) shall not apply fully violates any provision of this order, port of entry to the place of initial stor­ to any material after any United States or who, in connection with this order, age of such material. governmental department, agency, or wilfully conceals a material fact or who FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 10041

furnishes false information to any de­ l is t I—Continued- List n partment or agency of the United States is guilty of a crime, and upon conviction No te: List II,amended Aug. 17, 1944, effec­ may be punished by fine or imprison­ Com­ tive Aug. 19, 1944. M aterial merce Govern­ ment. In addition, any such person may Im port ing date The numbers listed after the following be prohibited from making or obtaining Class No. materials are commodity numbers taken further deliveries of, or from processing from Schedule A, Statistical Classification of or using, material under priority assist­ Cottonseed oil, crude, refined___ (1423.100 5/22/42 Imports of the Department of Commerce (1423. 200 5/22/42 ance. In addition, the War Production Feathers for beds (including goose (issue of January 1, 1943). Materials are in- Board may direct the disposition and use and duck feathers and down, and -cluded in the list to the extent that they are mixtures thereof, new and used).. 0922. 200 6/28/43 covered by the commodity numbers listed of any material which is imported with­ Flaxseed (linseed)...... 2233.000 5/22/42 out authorization as required by para­ Graphite or plumbago: below. If no commodity number is listed, Amorphous, natural (except the description given shall control. graph (b). of Mexican origin)______5730.100 4/8/42 (i) Applicability of priorities regula­ Crystalline flake___ :...... 5730. 500 12/28/41 tions. This order and all transactions* Crystalline, crucible lump and chip graphite...... 5730.610 4/8/42 Com­ affected thereby are subject to all appli­ Crystalline, dust and other Material merce Govern­ cable provisions of the priorities regula­ crystalline lump and chip Im port ing date graphite...... 5730.630 4/8/42 Class No. tions of the War Production Board, as Hemp (Cannabis Sativa type only), amended from time to time. unmanufactured: Hackled including “line of hemp”_ 3263.000 • 9/11/42 Agave fibers, unmanufactured, not (JO Effect on liability of removal of N ot hackled______3263.200 9/11/42 elsewhere specified on this order material from order. The removal of Tow ______'______3263. 300 9/11/42 (except flume tow and bagasse any material from the order shall not be Hides and skins: waste)...... N . S. C. 8/5/43 Deer: buck or doe...... ;... 0293.100 ‘9/11/42 Asbestos, unmanufactured (origi­ construed to affect in any way any lia­ Lac: crude, seed, button and stick.. 2105.000 •4/8/42 nating in Rhodesia or Union of bility for violation of the order which Lard oil...... N. S. C. 3/5/43 South Africa)______5500.010 1/13/42 Lard (including rendered pork fat). 0036.000 - 3/5/43 5500.020 1/13/42 accrued or was incurred prior to, the date Lard compounds and lard substi­ 5500.090 1/13/42 of removal. tutes made from animal or vege­ 5500.300 1/13/42 table oils and fa ts..-______0036.100 3/5/43 5600.500 1/13/42 Issued this 17th daj7 of August 1944. Leather, unmanufactured :- 5501.000 1/13/42 (0300.100- Ì 5501.100 1/13/42 War Production B oard, 0317.900 5504.900 1/13/42 Leather made from bides or skins { ine. } 7/2/42 By J. J oseph Whelan, of cattle of the bovine species. . 5502.100 1/13/42 10345. 000 Babassu nuts and kernels __ 2239. 130 4/8/42 Recording Secretary. 10345.100 J 2239.150 4/8/42 Leather made from hides or skins Babassu nut oil______2257.100 4/8/42 List 1 of animals of the equine Balsa wood: species...... N .S .C . ’ 7/2/42 Logs...... -...... 4029.100 6/10/42 The numbers listed after the following 0333.000- ] Sawed boards, planks, deals and materials are commodity numbers taken 0333. 500 \ 7/2/42 sawed tim ber...... 4118.000 6/10/42 from Schedule A, Statistical Classification of Goat and kidskin leather (except ine. 1 Beryl ore or beryllium ore. 6270. 000 5/4/42 vegetable-tanned)______0335. 400 7/2/42 Beryllium oxide, carbonate and Imports of the Department of Commerce 0340.800 7/2/42 other beryllium salts...... 8380.963 5/4/42 (issue of January 1, 1943). Materials are in­ 0345. 200 7/2/42 Bristles, hog and pig______0917. 000 3 3/14/42 (0345. 300 7/2/42 0979.100 2 41/14/42 cluded in the list to the extent that they are Linseed oil, and combinations and covered by thee commodity numbers listed Brushes, n. s. p. f.: mixtures, in chief value of such Paint brashes (including artists). 9715.100 2 9/23/43 below. If no commodity number is listed, oil______2254. C00 5/22/42 Other (except toilet brushes and the description given shall control. Manganese ore (including ferrugi­ hair pencils)...... 9715.900 29/23/43 nous) or concentrates, and man- Castor oil...... 2260. 020 4/8/42 ganiferrous iron ore, containing Cattle, ox, and calf tail hair in­ 35 percent and over of manganese. 6211. 200 5/14/43 cluding switches______3696.100 7/2/42 Com­ 6211. 300 5/14/43 Cedar, Spanish: Muru muru nut oil...... M aterial merce Govern­ N.S.C. 8/21/42 L o g s...... 4032. CC0 ‘4/28/43 Im port ing date Neatsfoot oil and animal oils Lumber, rough, not further Class No. known as neatsfoot stock______0808.950 5/22/42 manufactured than sawed, Oleo oil...... 0036. 200 8/21/42 and flooring...... 4202. C00 ‘4/28/43 Peanut (ground nut) oil______1427.000 5/22/42 Lumber, dressed, not further Peanuts: manufactured than planed, Agave manufactures and semi­ Shelled...... manufactures: 1367.000 4/2/43 tongued, and grooved...... N . S. C. ‘4/28/43 Not shelled______1368.000 4/2/43 Coconut oil...... ______2242.500 1/13/42 Sisal cordage, including cables, Pyrethrum or insect flowers...... tarred or untarred composed 2202.000. 10/21/42 Cohune nuts and kernels N . S. C. 4/8/42 Pyrethrum , or insect flowers, ad­ Cohune nut oil...... N . S. C. 9/11/42 of 3 or more strands, each vanced in value or condition___ strand composed of 2 or more 2220.310 10/21/42 Coir yam ...______3420.000 111/23/42 yarns______Rápese cd______2237.000 ‘ 5/22/42 Coir manufactures, other than pile 3417.010 ’1/18/43 Red squill______2210.650 10/21/42 mats, floor coverings, -mattings, 3417.110 ' 11/18/43 Rotenone bearing roots (cubé root Carpet yams ol agave, dyed or etc."______N. S.C. ‘ 11/23/42 (timbo or barbasco) derris and Copper______6401.800 12/28/41 u n d y e d ...... N . S. C. 1 7/21/42 tuba) crude and advanced___ _ 5/4/42 Cordage of agave fibers, other 2210. 280 6417.100 3/14/42 2210.300 5/4/42 6430.000 3/14/42 than sisal______. N . s . C. ’1/18 43 2220.360 5/4/42 Cords and twines of agave fibers. N. S. C. ’ 1/18/43 6418.300 6/1/42 2220.370 5/4/42 Copper and brass scrap___ 6401. 900 12/28/41 Fabrics woven of agave fibers.. . N. s . c . ’9/11/42 Rutile______Other manufactures (including 6270. 200 12/28/41 6418.100 7/2/42 Seal oil...... 0816.000 7/2/43 6453. 000 6/1/42 all products in whole or in part Sesame oil, edible and inedible___ 1428.200 ‘7/21/42 of agave fibers)...... N . S. C. 1/18/43 6760.020 6/1/42 2249.000 '7/21/42 Copra...... 1. . 2232.000 1/13/42 (3535.000- Sunflower oil, edible and dena­ Corundum in grains, or ground, Alpaca llama, and vicuna hair...... {3535. 400 j * 7/2/42 tured...... 1421.000 5/22/42 pulverized or refined_____ N . S.C. 5/22/42 2247. 000 5/22/42 Corundum ore...... 5460.000 5/22/42 Alpargatas______. . . 0369.500 6/28/43 Sunflower seed___1______Beef and mutton tallow—includes 2240. COO ‘ 5/22/42 Cotton yam s and fabrics: Tantalum ore (tantalite)...... 6270. 400 4/8/42 Airplane cloth, type MM N .S . C. 8/21/42 oleo stock.. 0036. €00 6/22/42 Tucum oil...... N. S. C. Beef and «mutton tallow (inedi­ 8/21/42 Balloon fabric, type H H ...... N . S. C. 8/21/42 Whale oil (other than sperm)____ 0803. 500 5/22/42 Balloon fabric, type RS... N. S. C. 8/21/42 ble)—includes oleo stock...... 0815. eco 5/22/42 Zirconium ore____..... ______Brazilian pebble (quartzcrystals), 6270. 500 12/28/41 Cotton rope for spinning mules.. N. S. C. 11/23/42 Decating apron fabric...... N. S. C. unmanufactured...... 5120. €00 10/6/42 11/23/42 Brazilian pebble (quartz crystals) English spun combed cotton manufactured and semimanu­ ’Moved from List II 4/28/43. yam, sipgle or plied, in counts of 58’s and fin e r...... :____ N . S. O. 11/23/42 factured in blanks, slabs, bars, ‘Moved from List III 1/18/43. Filter cloth...... N . S. C. etc...... N . s . 0 . 3 Moved from List H I 4/28/43. 11/23/42 10/6/42 Grey tracing cloth fabric______N. S. C. 11/23/42 Broomcom__ 2936.000 11/23/42 • Moved from List II 6/14/43. Lithograph moleskin cloth_____ Castor beans...... 2231. 000 •Moved from List III 3/5/43. N. S. C. 11/23/42 4/8/42 Printers inolleton...... N . S. C. 11/23/42 Chrome ore (Chromite)..!...... -. 6213.100 412/28/41 •Moved from List I I 10/6/42. Tracing cloth...... 6213.300 ’Moved from List III 5/17/44. 3970.000 8/21/42 412/28/41 Typewriter ribbon fabric...... N . S. O. 8/21/42 6213.600 <12/28/41 Cinchona bark or other bark from Cottonseed hull fiber...... N . 8. O. 7/21/42 N. S. C.—No separate class or commodity Emetine and salts thereof______N . S. C, which quinine maybe extracted.. 2201.000 5/22/42 ’8/5/43 Uolumbium ore (columbite) or number has been assigned for .the material Fir, other than Douglas fir: Logs...... N. S.C . 4/28/43 concentrates...... 6270.300 4/8/42 as described by the Department of Commerce, See footnotes at end of table. Statistical Classification of Imports. See footnotes at end of table. No. 165----- 2 10042 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944

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5560.810 3/14/42 Fir, other than Douglas fir—Con. Jute and manufactures—Con. Mica- Jute manufactures, n. s. p. f. 3250.900 6/10/43 5660.840 3/14/42 Lumber, rough sawed boards, 5560.860 3/14/42 planks, deals, etc...... 4104. C40 4/28/43 Jute bags or sacks______3249.000 4/2/43 3249.100 4/2/43 5560.89Ö 3/14/42 Lumber, dressed sawed boards, 5560.910 3/14/42 planks, deals, etc...... 4104.050 4/28/43 Jute butts, unmanufactured. 3242.000 10/6/42 3241. GOO 10/6/42 5560.940 3/14/42 Flax, unmanufactured (alltypes): Jute, unmanufactured______5560.960 3/14/42 Hackled, including "dressed line” . 3261. COO 7/2/42 Kapok...... 3403.000 7/2/42 6930.950 12/28/41 5560.990 3/14/42 Not hackled: Kyanite and sillimanite...... 5561. 000 3/14/42 Valued less than $340 per ton. 3262. EOO 4/8/42 Leather, unmanufactured: 5561. 300 3/14/42 Valued C340 or more per ton... 3262.600 4/8/42 Chamois leather------0335.350 <7/2/42 0335 800 < 7/2/42 5561. 400 3/14/42 Noils____ !______3262. 700 7/2/42 5661.500 7/21/42 Tow ______3262.800 5/4/42 Bough tanned leather (inch 5/4/42 5561.600 3/14/42 Straw__, ______-j______3262. 900 India-tanned): 5561.900 3/14/42 Glycerine, crude and refined... 8290. 000 5/22/42 Vegetable-tanned goat and 3/14/42 8291. 100 5/22/42 sheepskins...... 0339.000 '7/2/42 5564.000 *7/2/42 5564. 200 3/14/42 Hair, curled______3698. 800 6/29/44 0339.100 N. S.O. 1/18/43 Hides and skins: Sheep and lamb leather (includ­ Milkweed...... -, Buffalo hides, dry end wet. 0203. C00 1/13/42 ing shearlings and cabrettas) Ouricury (uricury) nuts and ker­ 0332.000 ’7/2/42 nels...... * 2239. 610 6/22/42 0203.100 1/13/42 Leather for shoe purposes..... 2239.620 5/22/42 Cabretta skins or hair sheep skins 0235. C00 7/2/42 0332.100 ‘7/2/42 0207.000 1/13/42 Glove and garment leather— 0335. 300 <7/2/42 Ouricury (uricury) oil, inedible Calf, dry and w et______and edible__ -______...______2257.800 5/22/42 0208.000 1/13/42 Leather, n. s. p. f. cut into shoe 2257.830 5/22/42 C attle hides, dry and wet_____ 0201.000 1/13/42 uppers, vamps, or other forms. N. S. C. ‘7/2/42 3/14/42 0202.000 1/13/42 Patent leather for the manufac­ Palm nut kernels______2236.500 '7/2/42 Palm kernel oil______2248.000 3/14/42 Goat and kid skins, dry and wet 0241. 000 7/2/42 ture of footwear...... N.S.O. 1/13/42 0242.000 7/2/42 Grained, embossed, etc., or Palm oil...... 2243.000 Kip, dry and w e t...... 0205. C00 1/13/42 fancy leather______0345.400 <7/2/42 Pine, other than Northern white 0206. C00 1/13/42 Skivers, n. s. p. f____ 1______0335. 200 7/2/42 or Norway pine: Logs...... N .S .C 4/28/43 Horse mane and tail hair, raw and In the rough, in the white, Lumber, sawed boards, planks, drawn, including switches...... 3694. COO *3/14/42 crust or russet, partly fin­ 4107. 700 4/28/43 3694.100 *3/14/42 ished or finished______N .S .C . <7/2/42 deals, etc., rough and dressed., Prima Vera: Ipecac, crude and advanced in Other (except glove and gar­ *4/28/43 value or condition______2210. 450 »1/18/43 m ent)______..'_____ 0332. 500 •7/2/42 Logs...... 4033. 400 2220.170 »1/18/43 Leather products made in whole Lumber, rough, not further man­ Iron and steel scrap, fit only for or in part of bovine, equine- or ufactured than sawed, and 6004. C00 6/1/42 flooring______N . S. C, *4/28/43 rem anufacture...... goatskin leather: Lumber, dressed, not further 6004.100 6/1/42 Aprons...... N.S.C. 5/27/44 5/27/44 manufactured than planed, Istle or tampico fiber, manufac­ Belts, transmission______N.S.C. N . S. O »4/28/43 tured in whole or in part Belts, designed to be worn on tongued, and grooved...... 3410.000 3/5/43 5/27/44 14590.000- (dressed)...... the person______N .S .C . Pulpwood, except chipped pulp 4595.000 1/12/44 Istle or tampico fiber manufac­ Chaps, work...... -______N .S .C . 5/27/44 wood______: ------5/27/44 I ine. tures (incl. all products in whole Flat leather goods...... N . S. C, N.S.O. 3/5/43 or in part of istle)...... —. N .S .C . 11/23/42 Footwear (including slippers)... N .S .C , 5/27/44 Punga fiber...... 5/27/44 Quebracho extract___ ’.______2344.000 »7/2/42 Istle or tampico fiber, unmanufac­ Furniture...... N . S. C, 2305.000 »7/2/42 tured (including istle waste)___ 3405.000 3/14/42 Garments...... N . S. C, 5/27/44 Quebracho wood..______Jewels, for any movement, mech­ - Gloves, work...... N . S. C, 5/27/44 Quinine salts or alkaloids from cin­ anism, device or instrument Handbags and purses______N . S. C. 6/27/44 chona bark: N .S .C , 6/27/44 Quinine sulphate..______8102. 000 3/5/43 dutiable under paragraphs 367 Harness.....______8103. 200 3/5/43 and 368 of the Tariff Act of 1930, Horse collars...... N.S.C, 5/27/44 Quinine alkaloid...... or any meter or compass (Jewel Hydraulic, packing, mechani­ Other salts and derivatives of O.COO 1/12/44 quinine______8103. 300 3/5/43 bearings)...... cal, and textile leather prod­ 8103. 400 3/5/43 Jute and manufacturers: u c ts...... —-...... N.S.C, 5/27/44 Cinchonidine and its salts_____ 5/27/44 Cinchonine and its salts____i . ., 8103. 500 3/5/43 Waste bagging and waste sugar Laces and thongs______N.S.C, 8103. 600 3/5/43 saGk c lo th ...______3243.000 6/10/43 Luggage and related articles Quinidine and its salts______3244.000 6/10/43 Totaquine and totaquine com­ Jute yarns or roving, single.------(including suitcases, valises, N.S.C 3/5/43 3244.100 6/10/43 satchels, traveling and over­ pounds______3244.200 6/10/43 Bapeseed oil, denatured and not night bags, hatboxes, trunks denatured______2246.000 5/22/42 3244. 300 6/10/43 and other luggage; and boxes, 1/13/42 Jute cordage, twine and twist of 2253.000 caskets, chests, baskets, rolls, Shellac, unbleached and bleached. 2107. 200 3/14/42 2 or more yarns twisted to­ brief cases, golf bags, and other 2108.000 3/14/42 gether, size of single yarn or cases): Silk: roving: Made wholly or in part of 10/21/42 Not bleached, dyed or other­ bovine leather______N.S.C, 8/5/43 Cocoons______3703. 000 wise treated...... 3245. 200 6/10/43 Made wholly or in part of Partially manufactured silk, and 5/27/44 silk noils exceeding 2 inches in 3245.300. 6/10/43 equine leather....______N.S.C, 10/21/42 3245.400 6/10/43 Made wholly or in part of length, not twisted or spun.... 3799. 000 3245. 500 6/10/43 goatskin leather...... N.S.C 5/27/44 Raw silk in skeins, reeled from Bleached, dyed or otherwise Bifle scabbards; rifle slings, ‘ the cocoon, or re-reeled, not 3245. 220 6/10/43 wound, doubled, twisted, or. treated...... pistol holsters, and pistoi ad v an ced .. 3702.000 10/21/42 3245. 320 6/10/43 belts______N .S .C . 5/27/44 ______5/27/44 Silk waste______3704.000 10/21/42 3245. 420 6/10/43 Saddles and saddlery------N .S .C . 3702.100 10/21/42 3245. 520 6/10/43 Suspenders______N .S .C . 5/27/44 Wild silk or tussah;______Bagging for cotton, gunny cloth, N. S. C 8/21/42 Silver: Loofa (Luffa) sponges______Ores, concentrates, and base bul­ etc., of single yarns, not Maguey or cantala, unmanufac­ lion, valuable chiefly-for silver bleached, colored, or printed, tured...... •;______— 3409. 200 1/18/42 not exceeding 16 threads in content...... 6819. 500 7/21/42 Mahogany, dressed (sawed and Bullion, refined______6819.600 7/21/42 warp and filling to the square not further manufactured than Coin, foreign...... 6819. 800 7/21/42 inch, or jute or other vegetable planed, tongued, and grooved)... 4204.100 7/21/42 3246. 000 6/10/43 »7/2/42 Sweepings and scrap, including fiber...... Mahogany logs...... 4031.000 6819. 900 7/21/42 3246.100 6/10/43 Mahogany rough (not further silver sulphides...... 7/21/42 Semiprocessed items, valuable Burlaps and other woven fabrics manufactured than sawed)____ 4202.100 chiefly for silver content...... N . S.C 7/21/42 wholly of jute, n. s. p. f— ___ 3247.000 6/10/43 Manila or abaca cordage, includ­ 3247.200 6/10/43 Compounds, mixtures and salts, ing cables, tarred or untarred, valuable chiefly for silver con­ Plain woven fabrics of jute, composed of 3 or more strands, weighing less than 4 ounces per tent...... I. N.S.C 7/21/42 each strand composed of 2 or Sisal and henequen, unmanufac­ square yard...... 3248. CC0 6/10/43 more yarns...... 3417.095 6/28/43 Woven fabrics of jute for^ pad­ 3417.195 6/28/43 tured (except flume tow and dings or interlinings exceeding Manila or abaca fiber (except T bagasse waste)______N.S.C 1/18/4 30 threads in warp and filling grade tow)...... <...... 3402.300 4/28/43 Talc, steatite (magnesium silicate), to the square inch, weighing Manila or abaca tow (T grade only) 3402. 500 4/28/43 containing not to exceed 1H% from 4H to 12 ounces, inclusive, M anila or abaca fiber manufactures lime and 1H% ferric oxide: 3248.100 6/10/43 Crude and unground...... N.S.C 11/23/42 per square yard...... (incl. all manila or abaca prod­ Tin: Woven fabrics, n. s. p. f. in chief ucts)...... - ...... — N . S. O. 4/28/43 3248.200 6/10/43 N. S. O. 10/6/42 Tin-plate scrap...... 6740. 050 7/2/42 value but not wholly of jute__ M eshta fiber...... Tung oil (China wood oil).*.____ 2241.000 11/13/42 Jute sliver...... 3250.000 6/10/43 Metallic beryllium, caesium, lithi­ 6232.000 12/28/41 Jute webbing, not exceeding 12 um, and potassium______8380.870 5/4/42 Tungsten ore and concentrates__ 6/10/43 TJrena lobata fiber______N.S.C 10/6/42 inches in width ...... 3250. 700 Metallic mineral substances in Vanadium ore______6260.000 12/28/41 crude form, not otherwise classi­ N .S . C 3/5/43 See footnotes at end of table. fied (such as drosses, skimmings, Yucca fiber...... residues, brass foundry ash, Zinc blocks, pigs or slabs______6558.200 12/28/41 and flue dust)...... - ...... 6740.190 6/1/42 See footnotes at end of table. ».Moved from List 1 1/8/44. »Moved from List I 3/30/44. »Moved from List .13/30/44. * Moved from List III 5/17/44. •Moved from List 1 6/22/44. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 10043

N. S. C.—No separate class or commodity List in —Continued List III—Continued number has been assigned for the material as described by the Department of Commerce, Statistical Classification of Imports. Com­ Com merce Govern­ Material Material merce Govern­ Im port ing date Im port ing date List III Class No. Class No.

No te: List in amended Aug. 17, 1944, effect Cod, haddock, hake, pollock, and Hides and skins—Continued. tive Aug. 19, 1944. cusk, pickled or salted (not in oil Sheep and iamb skins, except The numbers listed after the following etc., and not in airtight contain­ shearlings, cabrettas, etc. ers, weighing, with contents, not Pickled skins, not split,no wool. 0234.000 7/2/42 materials are commodity fiumbers taken over 15 lbs. each)______0069.000 4/2/43 Pickled fleshers, split, flesh side. 0234.100 7/2/42 from Schedule A, Statistical Classification of 0069.200 4/2/43 Pickled skivers,split, grain side- 0234. 200 7/2/42 Imports of the Department of Commerce 0069. 900 4/2/43 Other wooled (wool on) except Coffee; raw or green, roasted or shearlings_____ 0231. 500 7/2/42 (issue of January 1, 1943). Materials are in­ processed...... 1511.000 7/2/42 Hydrogenated or hardened oils and cluded in the list to the extent that they are * 1511.100 7/2/42 fats, vegetable or animal...... 2260.100 7/21/42 covered by the commodity numbers listed Combinations and mixtures of ani­ Iodine...... 8300.000 7/2/42 mal, vegetable, or mineral oils, or 8380. 630 7/2/42 below : If no commodity number is listed, any of them, with or without the description given shall control. Iron ore...... 6001. C00 7/2/42 other substances, not specifically Lam b, fresh, chilled or frozen...... 0022. C00 5/14/43 provided for______2260.120 7/21/42 Leche caspi (including crude sorva Congo gum copak...... N. S. C. 1/12/44 g u m ):.-.______2170. C00 3/5/43 Com­ C o m ...... 1031.000 7/2/42 Lentils...... •_ _ 1199. G00 7/2/42 Material merce Govern­ Corn meal, flour, grits and similar Lignaloe oil or Bois de Bose...... 2280.270 7/2/42 Im port ing date products______1090.190 - 6/29/44 Mace, unground...... 1540.000 10/6/42 Class No, Corn, cracked...... 1090.180 7/2/42 Mace, ground...... 1550.090 10/6/42 Corned beef hash...... 1250.230 5/27/44 Mace, Bombay or wild, unground. 1549.200 10/6/42 Cornstarch...... 2815.000 10/25/43 Mace, Bombay or wild, ground___ 1550.100 10/6/42 Agave fiber processors’ mill waste Cotton linters (all grades)...... 3005.000 '7/2/42 M até___ -...... 2210. 570 7/2/42 (including sisal and henequen Cotton, raw (all staple length)___ 3001.000 7/2/42 M até, Yerba, advanced in value or processors’ mill w a s te ).....____ N.S.C. 8/5/43 3003.600 7/2/42 condition (Paraguay tea)...... 1770. 800 10/6/42 Agave flume tow and bagasse 3003.700 7/2/42 Meats, canned n. e. s., and prepar­ waste not elsewhere specified on 3003.800 7/2/42 ed or preserved meats, n. s. p. f. this o rd e r...'...... N .S .C . 8/5/43 Cotton waste______3006.350 7/2/42 (include liver paste; also include Alewives and other pickled or (0073.300- 3006. 600 7/2/42 m utton)...... 0032. 900 10/21/42 salted fish, n. s. p. f...... <0073:900 '7/2/42 Cotton—Merino waste. 9850.902 7/2/42 Meat extracts, including fluid____ 0096.000 7/2/42 l ine. . Cream, dried...... 0041.300 4/2/43 Milk, condensed and evaporated.. 0040.000 7/2/42 Alfalfa seed...... 2401. 000 7/2/42 Currants, dried-- __ N. S. C. 6/28/43 0040.100 1 7/2/42 Anchovies, canned,notin oil or in Dates, dried______N . S. C. 6/28/43 0040.700 7/2/42 oil and other substances____— 0067.000 .7/2/42 Dog food______1190. 700 7/2/42 Milk, skimmed, dried— . 0041.100 4/2/43 Anchovies, in oil or in oil and other 1190.800 7/2/42 M ilk, whole, dried___ 0041.000 4/2/43 substances.______0064.200 1/18/43 Egg albumen, dried...... 0094. C00 3/5/43 Molasses and sugar sirup, edible (1630.480- 0064. 300 1/18/43 Egg albumen, frozen, or otherwise and inedible.—...... <1640.000 • 7/2/42 Apples, dried, desiccated, or evapo­ prepared or preserved, n. s. p. f . . 0095. C00 3/5/43 [ ine. rated...... 1330. 010 6/28/43 Eggs (chicken) whole, in theshell— 0088.100 7/2/42 Muru muru nuts and kernels...... 2239.630 5/22/42 Apricots, dried, desiccated, or Eggs, dried...... 0090. COO 3/5/43 2239.640 5/22/42 evaporated___u______1330.120 6/28/43 Eggs, frozen, or otherwise prepared Mutton, fresh, chilled or frozen__ 0021.000 6/14/43 Argols, tartar and wine lees, and or preserved, n. s. p. f...... 0091. CCO 3/5/43 Nitrates. Sodium and Potassium- 8506.000 7/2/42 crude calcium tartrate...... 8329.000 7/2/42 Eggs of poultry other than chicken, 8527.500 7/2/42 8330. 000 7/2/42 whole, in theshell...... 0088. 5C0 3/5/43 8527. 900 7/2/42 8380. 013 7/2/42 Egg yolks, dried...... 0092.000 3/5/43 Nitrogenous material, n. s. p. 1. (in­ dalata, Coquirant (crude and Egg yolks, frozen, or otherwise pre­ cluding., hoof meal and horn washed)...... N .S .C . 5/27/44 pared or preserved, n. s. p. 0093. COO 3/5/43 meal)...... 8509.800 1/18/43 Balata, Massarunduba...... N .S .C . 3/5/43 Ergot...... 2210.330 10/6/42 Nutmegs, unground______1539.000 10/6/42 Balata, Peruvian chicken-wire...... N .S .C . 5/27/44 Fatty acids, not specifically pro­ Nutmegs, ground...... 1550.110 10/6/42 Balata, Peruvian F. A. Q., white.. N .S .C . 3/5/43 vided for derived from vege- Oats, hulled and unhulled__ (1041.000 7/2/42 Beans, dried, except fava beans... N . S. C. 7/2/42 table oils, animal or fish oils, (1041.100 7/2/42 Beef and veal, pickled or cured___ 0029.000 7/2/42 animal fats and greases; not Offal, edible...... 0023. 600 7/2/42 Beef, canned, including corned elsewhere -specifi ed: Oil cake and oil cakemeal: beef______0028.000 7/2/42 Cottonseed on______2260. 220 5/22/42 Coconut or copra 1111.000 3/5/43 Beef, fresh, chilled or frozen_____ 0018. CC0 5/14/43 Linseed oil.. 2260.210 7/21/42 Soybean...... 1112.000 3/5/43 Blood, dried______...... ___ 8505. 000 7/2/42 Soybean oil______2260. 230 7/21/42 Cottonseed..... ,, ...... 1114.000 7/2/42 Bone black, bone char, and blood Other, not elsewhere specified... 2260. 240 7/21/42 Linseed______" ____ _ 1116.C00 3/5/43 char...... 0990. 130 7/2/42 F atty alcohols and fatty acids sul- P eanut______1119.600 7/2/42 Bones, crude______0911. 200 7/2/42 phated, not elsewhere specified, Hempseed...... 1119.700 7/2/42 Bones, ground, ash, dust, meal and" and salts of fatty acids sul phated Other n. s. p. f...... 1119.800 7/ 2/42 flo u r .....______0911. 300 7/2/42 not elsewhere specified...... 2260. 280 7/21/42 Oleo stearin...... 0036. 300 7/2/42 Bran, shorts, and other wheat by­ Feeds, mixed livestock and poul­ Olive oil, inedible: product feeds______. . . __ 1181. 000 7/2/42 try ...... 1190. 200 6/29/44 Sulphured or foots 2244. 000 9/23/43 Brazil or cream nuts.______1356.000 7/2/42 Figs, dried...... •...... N .S . C. 6/28/43 Other...... 2245. 000 9/23/43 1357.000 7/2/42 Fish scrap and fish m eal...... 0976.000 7/2/42 Onions, dehydrated . N . S. C. 4/28/43 B utter...... 0044.000 7/2/42 8509.700 7/2/42 Onions, edible...... 1208.100 7/2/42 Buttermilk, dried..” ” ” ” !..” " 0041. 200 4/2/43 Fish-liver oil, n. e. s. (include hali­ Paper base stock: Cacao butter (cocoa b u tter)...... 1420.000 7/2/42 but-liver oil)...... 2220. I5C 1/12/44 Bags for paper stock... . 4691.000 7/2/42 Canary Seed______2452.000 7/2/42 Floor coverings: Waste bagging, gunny cloth and Casein or lactarene______0943. eoo 7/2/42 Pile m ats and floor coverings of bags...... 4692.000 7/2/42 Cassia buds, unground______1533.000 10/6/42 cocoa fiber (coir fiber)______3960.100 10/21/42 Grasses, fibers, waste, shavings, Cassia, cassia vera, ungroutnd..... 1533. ICO 10/6/42 M atting and articles of cocoa clippings, etc., n. e. s...... 4692. £00 7/2/42 Cassia, cassia buds and cassia vera, fiber feoir fiber) or ra tta n ...... 3963. COO 10/21/42 Peaches, dried, desiccated, or ^ground...... 1550.070 10/6/42 Fruits, dried, not elsewhere speci­ evaporated...... 1330.620 6/28/43 Castor bean pomace (castor oil fied on this order...... N. S. C. 6/28/43 Peaches, green, ripe, or in brine... 1330.610 7/2/42 cake and castor oil cake meal)__ 8509.100 1/18/43 Ginger root, unground, not pre­ Pearl shells or mother-of-pearl 0045.100- served or candied ...... 1536. ICO 10/6/42 shells, ufimanufactured—...... 0961.000 8/5/43 Cheese______0046.990 7/2/42 Ginger root, ground, not preserved Pears, dried, desiccated; or evap­ ine. or candied...... 1550.080 10/6/42 orated...... 1330. 670 6/28/43 Cherries dried, desiccated, evap-' Glue stock, not elsewhere specified. 0930. 900 8/5/43 Pears, green, ripe or in brine...... 1330.660 7/2/42 orated...... 1317.100 6/28/43 Grapes, dried, other than raisins.. 1319. 500 6/28/43 Peas, dried and split______1197.000 7/2/42 Chickens and guineas: Grapes, fresh (other than hot­ 1198.000 7/2/42 Dead, fresh, chilled or frozen, house)______1318. 500 7/2/42 Piassava fiber...... 3409. 350 7/2/42 dressed or undressed__’ __ 0025.400 4/28/43 Guano______•______£504. 000 7/2/42 Piassava fiber, manufactured in Live...... N. S. C. 4/28/43 Gums, n. e. s., used in manu­ whole or in part (dressed cut to Prepared or preserved...... N .S .C . 4/28/43 facture of chewing gum__ N . S. C. 3/5/43 length, etc.)...... 3410.050 3/5/43 Chickpeas and garbanzos, dried... 1200. C00 7/2/42 Herring (including sprats, pil- (0070.000- Pigeons, racing or fancy...... 0895. 500 7/2/42 Chicle, crude and refined or ad­ chards and anchovies) all types.. <0070.800 I - 7/2/42 Pigeons, other______...... N.S.C. 7/2/42 vanced...... 2131.000 7/2/42 l ine. Pimentò (allspice), unground...... 1543.000 10/6/42 2189.300 7/2/42 Hide cuttings, raw ...... 0930.800 • 7/2/42 Pimento (allspice), ground______1550.130 10/6/42 China clay or K aolin...... 5300.000 8/21/42 Hide splits, limed, pickled or dried Pimientos, packed ih brine or oil, Cinnamon and chips of, unground. 1526. eoo 10/6/42 (suitable for manufacturing into or prepared or preserved______1244. C00 8/5/43 Cinnamon and chips of, ground... 1550.030 10/ 6/42 leather)...... N . S. C. 1/12/44 Pork: Cocoa beans or cacao beans...... 1501.300 7/2/42 Hides and skins: Fresh or chilled...... 0020.100 5/14/43 Cocoa powder, unsweetened and Horse, colt, and ass______0211.100 7/2/42 Frozen...... * 0020. 500 5/14/43 sweetened...... 1502.100 1/18/43 0211.300 7/2/42 Pork, hams, shoulders, bacon, 1502.300 1/18/43 0212.100 7/2/42 sausage; prepared, cooked, 1502. eoo 1/18/43 0212. 200 7/2/42 boned, canned, etc.______0030. €00 7/2/42 Coconuts, in the shell______1351. C00 10/21/42 0212.300 7/2/42 0031.800 7/2/42 Coconut meat, shredded and desic­ 0212. 500 7/2/42 Prunes, prunelles, and plums: cated or similarly prepared...... I 1379. COO 10/21/42 Shearlings, dry and wet (except Green or ripe, not in brine...... 1330. 510 6/28/43 close shorn skins with commer­ In brine...1 ______1330. 530 6/28/43 See footnotes at end of table. cially worthless wool, H inch Dried, desiccated, or evaporated. 1330. 540 6/28/43 and down)...... N . S. C. 7/2/42 Otherwise prepared or pre­ See footnotes at end of table. served. n s. p. f_...... 1330. 550 6/28/43 See footnotes at end of table. 10044 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944

List III—Continued I nterpretation 1 of location of such material, the governing date for the application of such restrictions No authorization under paragraph (b) of is the effective date of the amendment by Com the order is necessary for the release or with­ merce Govern­ which the material was moved to List I and Material Im port ing Date drawal of materials on List II or List III from not the date when such material first became Class No, a free port, a free zone, or the bonded custody subject to General Imports Order M-63. of the United States Bureau of Customs (Issued May 14, 1943.) Raisins: (bonded warehouse) in the continental M ade from seedless grapes___ * 1310.100 6/28/43 United States regardless of the date when [F. R. Doc. 44-12366; Filed, August 17, 1944; O ther...... 1319. 200 6/28/43 such materials first entered such place. The 11:33 a. m.] Bamie fiber or China grass, un­ actual importation, which is the subject of manufactured ...... 3409. 600 9/23/43 Bice: restriction under paragraph (b), is deemed P addy...... 1051.000 10/25/43 to have occurred before the question of re­ Uncleaned or brown rice______1051.100 10/25/43 lease or withdrawal arises. Also no authori­ P art 1042—Imports of S trategic Cleaned or milled rice...... 1053.000 10/25/43 zation under paragraph (d) of the order is Patna rice, cleaned, for use in Materials canned soups...... 1054.000 10/25/43 necessary for the subsequent disposition, Rice meal, flour, polish and bran. 1059.106 10/25/43 processing, or shipment of such released or [Supplemental General Imports Order B ro k e n ...... 1059.200 7/2/42 withdrawn List II and List III materials. M-63-a, as Amended May 17, 1944, Arndt. 1] R ye...... 1044.000 . 7/2/42 Sardines, in oil or in oil and other As to List I materials which are similarly Section 1042.2 Supplemental General substances...... 0063.200 4/2/43 situated, no authorization under paragraph 0063.300 4/2/43 (b) of the order is necessary for their release Imports Order M-63-a is hereby Sausage casings, sheep, lamb and or withdrawal from free port, free zone, or amended by removing the following goat only...... 0034.000 7/2/42 Sausage casings, other...... 0035. 500 7/2/42 bonded custody, but authorization under materials from Schedule A: Sesame seed...... 2234.000 5/22/42 paragraph (d) of the order is necessary for Shark-liver oil, including oil pro­ their subsequent disposition, processing, or duced from dogfish livers, n. s. Com­ Gov­ 1/12/44 shipment unless they are shipped in bond to merce P- f— ...... -...... 0808. 730 Material import erning Sisal and henequen flume tow Canada, Mexico, or some other foreign coun­ date and bagasse waste...... ! N . S.C. 1/18/43 try, in which event the foreign destination class No. (8712.300- is deemed to be the place of initial storage as Soap (except Castile) andsoappow- 8719.900 l 7/2/42 der______such term is used in the order; provided, Peanut butter...... 1380.090 9-23-43 1610.750- however, That List I materials which are im­ Sansevieria fiber______N . S. C. 6-28-43 Sugar, cane. 1610. 000 I 7/2/42 ported in bond after July 2, 1942, can be Sansevieria manufactures (incl. all products in whole or in part of me. shipped to Mexico, Canada, or some other Syrups and extracts for use in the sansevieria)...... —----- N . S. C. 6-28-43 manufacture of beverages...... N.S.C. 3/5/43 foreign country without the express authori­ Tankage (incl. cracklings, greave zation required under paragraph (d) only if cakes, liver meal, meat meal, the import application filed under paragraph This amendment effective August 19, (0975.000 ]■ 7/2/42 meat flour, meat scrap, etc.)...... 18509.600 (b) stated that the material was being im­ 1944. Tapioca, tapioca flour, and cassava ported for the purpose of such export ship­ (including mandoica flour)_____ 1228.000 7/2/42 ment. (Issued June 30, 1942, and amended Issued this 17th day of August 1944. Tartaric acid...... :...... 8207.000 6/29/44 Sept. 23, 1943.) Tea, not specially provided for___ 1521.000 7/21/42 W ar P roduction B oard, Textile waste, not elsewhere speci­ Interpretation 2 By J. Joseph W helan, fied in the order, including jute Recording Secretary, thread and flax, etc. (except sisal The following official interpretation is here­ and henequen processors’ mill by issued by the War Production Board with waste)...... , ...... N.S.C. 7/2/42 [F. R. Doc. 44-12367; Filed, August 17, 1944; Tops of hair other than camel’s respect to the meaning of the term “in 11:33 a. m.] hair, mohair, and wool (includ­ transit” as defined in paragraph (a) (6) of ing alpaca and vicuna), n. e. s.. 3560.500 1/18/43 General Imports Order M-63 (§ 1042.1) as Í2239.650 Tucum nuts and kernels...... (2239. 660 } 5/22/42 amended: T una fish, in oil or in oil and other By amendment dated December 17, 1942, Part 1253—B eryllium substances...... 0065.200 4/2/43 the definition of material “in transit” was [General Preference Order M-160, As Turkeys: changed by adding the following clause, “or Dead, fresh, chilled or frozen, Amended Aug. 17, 1944] dressed or undressed______(1024.000 4/28/43 if it has actually been delivered to and ac­ Live...... 0014.000 4/28/43 cepted by a rail, truck, or air carrier, for Section 1253.1 General Preference Or­ Prepared or preserved____ .... N. S.'O. 4/28/43 transportation to a point within the con­ der M-160 is hereby amended to read as Veal, fresh, chilled or frozen_____ 0019.000 5/14/43 tinental United States.” The question.has Wool, advanced, n. e. s . . . ______3560.900 1/18/43 follows: (3506.000- been raised as to the meaning of the term The fulfillment of requirements for Wool, apparel, 40’s or coarser____ <3509.300 I 7/2/42 as applied to a case where the material on I ine. the governing date had been delivered to and the defense of the United States has Wool, apparel, finer than 40’s, not J3514.000 V 7/2/42 created a shortage in the supply of beryl­ finer than 44’s on the skin...___ (3525.000 accepted by a rail, truck, or air carrier on a Wool, apparel, finer than 44’s 1___ 3520.000 7/2/42 through bill of lading for transportation to lium for defense, for private account and 3521.100 7/2/42 a specified port and from thence by boat to for export; and the following order is 3521. 200 7/2/42 a point within the continental United States. 3521.300 7/2/42 deemed necessary and appropriate in the 3522.000 7/2/42 The material in the stated case is not public interest and to promote the na­ 3523.100 7/2/42 deemed to be in transit within the meaning tional defense: 3523.200 7/2/42 of. the term as used in the order. If the ma­ 3523. 300 7/2/42 3526.000 7/2/42 terial is to be carried to the port of arrival § 1253.1 General Preference Order 3527.100 7/2/42 in the continental United States by ship, M-160—(a) Definition. For the pur­ 3527.200 7/2/42 the material must have beeh afloat, or an , on poses of this order, “Beryllium” means 3527.300 7/2/42 board ocean bill of lading must have been 3528.000 7/2/42 and includes: 3529.100 7/2/42 issued with respect to it, on the governing 3529. 200 7/2/42 date in order for it to be considered as having, (1) Ores and concentrates, including 3529. 300 7/2/42 been in transit on such date. beneficiated or treated forms, contain­ Wool apparel, (finer than 40’s but Material which has been delivered to and not finer than 44’s)1______: 3513.000 7/2/42 ing beryllium, commercially recognized; 3514.100 7/2/42 accepted by a rail, truck, or air carrier on (2) The element beryllium, sometimes 3514. 200 7/2/42 the governing date for transportation to a 3514.300 7/2/42 point within the continental United States known as “glucinum”, in commercially 3524.000 7/2/42 pure form; 3525.100 7/2/42 is deemed to be in transit within the meaning 3525. 200 7/2/42 of the term as used in the order only when (3) Any alloy containing 3% (three 3525. 300 7/2/42 the transportation specified in the bill of per cent) or more by weight of the ele­ (3501.000- lading issued by such carrier calls for de­ ment beryllium; Wool, carpet...... «502. 300 }■ 7/2/42 I ine. livery of the material at the port of arrival (4) Any alloy made for resale in in­ (3550.000- in the continental United States by rail, got form and containing less than 3% Wool noils and waste...... (3553.700 7/2/42 truck, or air carrier, not by ship. (Issued I ine. but not less than 0.1% by weight of the March 5, 1943.) element beryllium, if made in whole or in 1 Moved from List II9/23/43. I nterpretation 3 part from scrap or secondary materials; ‘Moved from List 1 1/8/44. . (5) All chemical compounds contain­ s Moved from List 1 3/30/44. When by amendment of the order a mate­ ing beryllium as an essential and recog­ N. S. C.—No separate class or commodity rial already on List n or List III is moved to number has been assigned for the material List I and hence becomes subject to the nizable component. as described by the Department of Commerce, restrictions of paragraph (c) covering the (b) Materials removed from allocation. Statistical Classification of Imports. disposition, processing, transfer, or change Beginning (the effective date of this FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1911 10045 order) War Production Board authoriza­ approved by the Bureau of the Budget in 1. Name and home address of the oil tion is no longer necessary for delivery accordance with the Federal Reports Act country distributor. 2. Location of each branch store in opera­ or acceptance of delivery of any beryl­ of 1042. tion prior to April 1, 1944. lium (defined in paragraph (a) of this (j) Violations. Any person who wil­ 3f The base tonnage for each merchant order) except beryllium copper covered fully violates any provision of this order, trade product group held by each producer by paragraphs (a) (3) and (a) (4). or who, in connection with this order, for each branch warehouse. (c) Materials remaining under alloca­ wilfully conceals a material fact or fur­ 4. A complete consolidated report on Form tion. No person shall deliver or accept nishes false information to any depart­ WPB-2892 covering the operations of the delivery of beryllium copper covered by ment or agency of the United States is company as a whole at all points during the first six months of 1944. Copies of this form paragraphs (a) (3) and (a) (4) of this guilty of a crime and upon conviction may be obtained from the nearest War Pro- order, except as specifically authorized may be punished by fine or imprison­ ducîion Board Regional Office. by War Production Board. ment. In addition, any such person may 5. A statement of the relief requested and (d) Exceptions. The following deliv­ be prohibited from making or obtaining the reasons why the distributor believes his eries are excepted from the restrictions further deliveries of, or from processing company should be granted relief from cer­ of paragraph (c) of this order: or using, material under priority control tain of the provisions of Order M-21-b—2. Previous instructions issued to individual (1) Small order deliveries to persons and may be deprived of priorities assist­ distributors under dates of November 22, other than brass mills. Any person may, ance. 1943, November 30, 1943, or January 3, 1944, without authorization from War Produc­ (k) General Imports Order M-63 un­ are hereby cancelled. However, if, on or after tion Board, deliver a quantity of beryl­ affected. Nothing contained in this or­ April 1, 1944, any oil country distributor has lium copper in an amount not to exceed der alters or modifies in any way the pro­ been given an exception by the War Produc­ two (2) pounds of contained beryllium in visions of General Imports Order M-63 tion Board from the provisions of paragraph applicable to beryllium. (g) (1) of Order M-21-b-2, such exception is any calendar month to any person other valid and he need not apply under this than a brass mill. Any person other than (l) Communications to War Produc­ Direction. a brass mill may, without authorization tion Board. All reports required to be All applications filed pursuant to this Di­ from War Production Board, accept de­ filed hereunder, and all communications rection 3 should be addressed to the Ware­ livery of beryllium copper from all concerning this order, shall, unless other­ house Branch, Steel Division, War Produc­ sources in any calendar month in an wise directed, be addressed to the War tion Board, Room 1528B Social Security amount not to exceed two (2) pounds of Production Board, Washington 25, D. C., Building, Washington 25, D. C. contained beryllium. Ref: M-160. Note: The reporting provisions . of this (2) Deliveries generally to brass mills. order have been approved by the Bureau of Issued this 17th day of August 1944. the Budget pursuant to the Federal Reports Any person may, without authorization Acts of 1942. from War Production Board, deliver War P roduction B oard, beryllium copper to a brass mill, and any By J. J oseph Whelan, Issued this 17th day of August 1944. Recording Secretary. brass mill may accept delivery of beryl­ War Production Board, lium copper without authorization from [F. R. Doc. 44-12369; Filed, August 17, 1944; By J. J oseph Whelan, War Production Board. 11:33 a. m.] Recording Secretary. (e) How to obtain allocations. Each person requiring permission (pursuant to [F. R. Doc. 44-12368; Filed, August 17, 1944; paragraph (c) of this order) to accept 11:33 a. m.] delivery of beryllium copper during any P art 3294—Iron and S teel P roduction calendar quarter shall, not later than the 20th of the month preceding the calendar [General Preference Order M-21-b-2, Direc­ quarter in which delivery is desired, file tion 3] Chapter XI—Office of Price Administration with War Production Board, Washing­ OIL COUNTRY DISTRIBUTORS ton, D. C., four copies of his application P art 1351—F ood and F ood P roducts on Form WPB-1122. At the same time, The following direction is issued pur­ [FPR l ,1 Arndt. 1 to Supp. 6] he should send an additional copy to the suant to General Preference Order M- supplier with whom he may place an 21-b-2. CERTAIN FROZEN FRUITS, BERRIES AND VEGE­ order for beryllium copper. War Pro­ Paragraph (g) (1) of Order M-21-b-2, as TABLES AND RELATED PRODUCTS (1944 AND duction Board will return one copy of amended, states that any person who wishes LATER PACKS) Form WPB-1122 to the supplier and an­ to become a distributor of any merchant A statement of the considerations in­ other copy to the applicant indicating the trade product from stock at a location not quantity of beryllium copper which the in operation prior to April 1, 1944, may do so volved in the issuance of this amend­ supplier is authorized to deliver and the only by purchasing his entire working stock ment has been issued and filed with the applicant to receive. from holders of idle or excess inventories. Division Of the Federal Register.* (f ) Reports. All producers and sup­ The order provides, moreover, that each loca­ Supplement 6 to Food Products Regu­ pliers of beryllium shall file with War tion established by any person pursuant to lation No. 1 is amended in the following paragraph (g) (1 ) shall be considered a respects: Production Board, Washington, D. C., a separate distributor, even though the loca­ report on Form WPB-1123 not later than tion may only represent the addition of an­ 1. The title, and all references in the the 15th day of each calendar month. other unit to a group operated by the supplement to the title, are amended to (g) Special directives. The War Pro­ distributor. read as set forth above. duction Board may from time to time These provisions are not practicable for 2. Section 1 (a) is amended to read as issue special directives with respect to ; distributors who principally serve the petro­ leum drilling industry. Branch warehouses follows: (1) Deliveries or receipts of beryllium of such distributors usually follow the drillers (a) This supplement establishes max­ (as defined in paragraph (a) of this from place to place so that material may be imum prices for the 1944 and later order). available on the spot to fill local emergency packs of the frozen fruits, berries and (2) The permissible kind or quantity demands promptly. To enable oil country distributors to oper­ vegetables and related products listed of beryllium which may be used in the ate in their normal manner, the War Pro­ below: composition of any material or product. duction Board will consider, pursuant to Frozen red sour pitted cherries. (3) The use of any practical substi­ paragraph (h) (5), applications for ex­ tute for beryllium in the production of Red sour cherries, pitted and packed with ceptions from the provisions of paragraph or without sugar (but not frozen) in'con­ any materials or products. (g) (1) of Order M-21-b-2 by distributor (h) Applicability of regulations. This companies whose principal business in mer­ tainers which are not hermetically sealed. order and all transactions affected chant trade products consists of furnishing 3. The first sentence of section 2 is such materials from stock to petroleum drill­ thereby are subject to all applicable reg­ ers. Each such application should be sub­ amended to read as follows: “Impor- ulations of the War Production Board, mitted in duplicate in the name of the com­ as amended from time to time. pany as a whole, and not for any one or two * Copies may be obtained from the Office of Ai) Budget Bureau approval. There- locations, and must contain the following Price Administration. porting provisions of this order have been information : *9 F.R. 8057. 10046 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 tant: Not all of the provisions affecting 9. Section 8 (n) is amended to read as visions of section 5.2, Article VI and the maximum prices of the listed frozen follows : Article VIII. (b) Consumers and tank wagon re­ and related products are stated in this (n) Treatment of federal and State supplement.” „ sellers. If (a) is inapplicable any sup­ taxes (section 2.14 of FPR 1). The “base plier’s maximum delivered-at-destina- 4. The headnote of section 4 is amend­ period” is the first 60 days after the be­ ed to read as follows: “Maximum prices ginning of the 1941 pack. tion price shall be: for sales by processors of frozen red sour (1) For 80 octane ASTM or Ethyl pitted cherries and certain related 10. Section 9 is amended by adding the Grade Gasoline—to consumers, 6.750 products to purchasers other than gov­ following undesignated paragraph: (6.250 in the State of Indiana and the ernment procurement agencies .” The above provisions of this section Metropolitan Chicago area) per gallon 5. In the table in section 4 (a), the apply only to frozen products. plus the rail rate of transportation as of phrase “all others” is amended to read October 1, 1941 from Tulsa, Oklahoma as follows: “Straight-pack, and all styles This amendment shall become effec­ to the particular destination; and to tank of pack containing 16 or more parts tive August 17, 1944. wagon resellers either the maximum fruit to one part sugar.” Issued this 16th day of August 1944. price to consumers or the dealer tank 6. Section 4 (d) is added to read as wagon maximum price as of May 1,1944 follows: Chester B owles, Administrator. for Premium Grade Gasoline at such (d) Red sour cherries, pitted and particular destination less 2.250 per gal­ packed with or without sugar (but not [F. R. Doc. 44-12302; Filed, August 16, 1944; lon, whichever is the lower. frozen) in containers which are not 11:32 a. m.] (2) For 72-74 octane ASTM Gaso­ hermetically sealed—(1) In barrels, and line—to consumers, 60 (5.500 in the State in other containers having a capacity of Indiana and the Metropolitan Chicago of 30 pounds or more. For sales to pur­ area) per gallon plus the rail rate of chasers other than government procure­ transportation as of October 1,1941 from ment agencies, the processor shall figure P art 1340— F uel Tulsa, Oklahoma to the particular desti­ his maximum price per pound, f. o. b. [MPR 88, Amdt. 15] nation; and to tank wagon resellers factory, for each item of red sour cher­ either the maximum price to consumers ries of the 1944 and later packs, pitted FUEL OIL, GASOLINE AND LIQUEFIED or the dealer tank wagon maximum price and packed with or without sugar (but PETROLEUM GAS as of May 1, 1944 for regular grade gas­ not frozen) in barrels, or in other con­ A statement of the considerations in­ oline at such particular destination less tainers having a capacity of 30 pounds volved in the issuance of this amend­ 20 per gallon, whichever is the lower. or more, which are not hermetically ment, issued simultaneously herewith, (3) For 63-66 octane ASTM Gaso­ sealed, in the following manner; has been filed with the Division of the line—to consumers, 5.6250 (5.1250 in the (1) For the product packed in barrels, Federal Register.* State of Indiana and the Metropolitan he shall subtract lU cent per pound from Maximum Price Regulation No. 88 is Chicago area) per gallon plus the rail the maximum price named for the ap­ amended in the following respects: rate of transportation as of October 1, propriate area in the table in paragraph 1941 from Tulsa, Oklahoma to the par­ (a) above, for the corresponding style 1. Section 4.11 (d) is added to read as ticular destination; and to tank wagon of pack of frozen red sour pitted cher­ follows: resellers either the maximum price to ries packed in barrels. (d) City of St. Louis. In the City of consumers or the maximum price for (ii) For the product packed in con­ St. Louis the maximum delivered-at- 72-74 octane gasoline as determined in tainers (other than barrels) having a destination price for 72-74 octane ASTM (2) above, less .250 per gallon, whichever capacity of 30 pounds or more, he shall gasoline delivered in tank cars and trans­ is the lower. subtract % cent per pound from the port trucks to consumers shall be 7.510 (4) For 60-62 octane and below ASTM maximum price named for the appro­ per gallon. Gasoline—to consumers, 5.250 (4.750 in priate area in the table in paragraph 2. Article V is amended by adding a the State of Indiana and the Metropol­ (a), above, for the corresponding style note at the beginning, thereof to read as itan Chicago area) per gallon plus the of pack of frozen red sour pitted cher­ follows: rail rate of transportation as of Octo­ ries packed in tin containers having a Note: Maximum prices of a seller must be ber 1, 1941 from Tulsa, Oklahoma to the capacity of 30 pounds or more determined under sections 5.4 and 5.5, if particular destination; and to tank (2) In containers (other than barrels) applicable. wagon resellers either the maximum having a capacity of less than 30 pounds. price to consumers or the maximum For sales to purchasers other than gov­ 3. Article V is amended by adding sec­ price for 72-74 octane gasoline as de­ ernment procurement agencies of an tions 5.4 and 515 to read as follows: termined in (2) above, less .250 per item of red sour cherries of the 1944 and S ec. 5.4 Gasoline. In the States of gallon, whichever is the lower. later packs, pitted and packed with or Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Mich­ (c) Metropolitan Chicago Area, defi­ without sugar (but not frozen) in con­ igan (except the Southern peninsula), nition of. Metropolitan Chicago Area tainers (other than barrels) having a Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North as used in this section means the City capacity of less than 30 pounds, which Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin, of Chicago, Illinois and the areas con­ are not hermetically sealed, the proces­ a supplier’s maximum delivered-at-des- tiguous thereto within which, with re­ sor shall apply for a maximum price tination prices for automotive gasoline spect to petroleum products, railroad under section 8 (e), below. of the grades described below delivered “switching rates” (as distinguished from 7. Section 8 (f) is amended to read as in tank cars and transport trucks shall “through rates”) apply from any refinery follows: be as set forth below, except that the in’Lake, Cook, Du Rage and Will Coun­ sum of Vs of a cent per gallon may be ties in the State of Illinois, and Lake, (f) When the seller must figure a added by an eligible marketer. Porter and La Porte Counties in the State delivered price (section 2.6 of FFR 1). (a) Tank wagon resellers—Contract of Indiana. The “base period” is the first 60 days buyers. If there was a written contract S ec. 5.5 Kerosene. In the States of after the beginning of the 1941 pack. in effect for deliveries extending over a Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan (except 8. Section 8 (h) is amended to read as period of not less than one year on in the Southern Peninsula), Minnesota, follows: October 1, 1941 between a supplier and a Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South tank wagon reseller, then the particular Dakota, and Wisconsin, a supplier’s max­ (h) Uniform delivered prices where supplier’s maximum delivered-a't-desti- imum delivered-at-destination prices for the seller has customarily been selling nation price to such reseller shall be de­ kerosene delivered in tank cars and on an f. o. b. shipping point basis (sec­ termined in accordance with the pro- transport trucks shall be as set forth be­ tion 2.8 of FPR 1). The “base period” low, except that the sum of Vs of a cent is the first 60 days after the beginning * Copies may be obtained from the Office of per gallon may be added by an eligible4 of the 1941 pack. Price Administration. marketer: FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 10047

(a) For 41-43 API gravity w. w. kero­ Issued this 17th day of August 1944. ment, issued simultaneously herewith, has been filed with the Division of the sene, 4.3750 (3.8750 in the State of Indi­ Chester Bowles, ana) per gallon, plus the rail rate of Administrator. Federal Register.* transportation as of October 1,1941 from Maximum Price Regulation No. 120 is Tulsa, Oklahoma, to the particular des­ [F. R. Doc. 44-12372; Filed, August 17, 1944; amended in the following respects : tination. ' 11:56 a. m.] (b) For 42-44 API gravity w. w. kero­ 1. Section 1340.221 (b) (1) is amended sene,'4.50 (40 in the State, of Indiana) per Part 1340—F uel to read as follows: gallon, plus the rail rate of transporta­ [MPR 120,1 Arndt. 116] (1) Maximum prices in cents per net tion as of October 1, 1941 from Tulsa, BITUMINOUS COAL DELIVERED FROM MINE OR ton for shipment to all destinations, for Oklahoma to the particular destination. PREPARATION PLANT all uses and by all methods of transpor­ This amendment shall beeome effec­ A statement of the considerations in­ tation, except as otherwise specifically tive August 22, 1944. volved' in the issuance of this amend­ provided in this appendix.

P rices and Size Group N umbers

Mine run 7 Steam Raw W ashed Domestic lump, egg chestnut, chest­ De­ Raw Raw n u t and Washed dusted De­ Mine index number Rail­ lum p and and nut, pea and Price group number road For egg, raw raw or stoker screen­ car­ Raw egg Special screen­ Washed screen­ dusted loco­ other or washed washed ings bon dust stoker ings carbon ings carbon motive use 9-1-2, 17-20, fuel 1, 2, 3 4, 6, 6, 8 incl. 13,14 15 16 incl. 21,22,28 23,24 25 " 26, 27 29

260 260 330 300 250 210 155 105 260 295 240 215 230 200 3 260 260 295 270 255 280 225 205 4 250 250 295 270 240 255 120 105 V 215 5, 6 250- 215 260 250 210 175 110 95 185 260 225 260 260 225 260 210 180 215 190 245 220 215 175 115 95 225 215 205 170 185 ii 250 225 300 250 225 170 110 95 265 250 200 155 180 12, 13, and 23 230 200 245 235 215 175 115 225 215 205 170 185 14, 15 265 265 300 270 255 235 155 155 260 260 260 225 240 235 220 245 235 210 170 115 235 215 200 170 180 27, 28 235 220 250 235 250 230 215 175 . 2 65 265 300 290 285 255 235 235 265 265 300 290 290 230 145 240 and 515. 30 265 265 285 270 260 235 180 275 275 255 225 245 400 400 450 330 445 305 235 360 360 360 275 315 260 260 280 265 265 235 100 245 34 235 235 280 265 250 205 155 240 240 225 190 215 Exceptions: 10, and 16-22 incl___ 5,6,16, 20,22,31, 34,43, 45, 48, 59, 83,86, 103, 110,114,137,149,159, 173, 178. 179, 188, 1038, 1040,1042,1049, 1051,1052,1074,1082, 1087,1127,1216,1317, and 1327. 240 210 265 245 235 195 135 115 245 235 225 190 205 12 25, 132, and 190 235 265 255 235 235 125 245 235 215 180 195 13 28 and 97 290 295 295 235 250 125 * 250 13 90 250 320 300 285 330 210 195 13 130 131 and 945 275 220 280 280 235 125 195 13 1633 265 200 245 215 175 115 225 215' 205 170 185 31 98 400 400 470 330 520 305 235 315

Special price instructions, (i) The 16—Raw dust top size not exceeding 10 with round hole openings 1%" in diame­ maximum price for “Deluxe Superior mesh or %2". ter, or other shaped openings equivalent Processed Stoker” coal, a mixture com­ 17 to 20, inclusive—Washed or air-cleaned in area ( 1 screenings), and larger nut and pea coal bottom size larger than 10 lumps may also be broken down; or posed of not less than 80% of Size Group mesh or %2" and top size not exceeding 2". 20 coal and the remainder of Size Group 21 and 22—Washed or air-cleaned nut and modified mine run may be 6" x 1%*' egg 25 coal, produced at Mine No. 18 (Mine pea coal bottom size larger than 1 millimeter with 15%, with a tolerance of 2% up or Index No. 9) and Mine No. 47 (Mine. In­ top size not exceeding 2” . down, of l lA" screenings as described dex No. 62), in Price Group No. 1 of the 23 and 24—Washed or air-cleaned screen­ above. For maximum price purposes, Peabody Coal Company shall be 295 ings top size not exceeding 2” . coal described in this inferior subdivi­ cents per ton. , * 25—Washed or air-cleaned carbon top size sion (b) shall-take the maximum prices not exceeding applicable to Size Group 6. (ii) Specific description of size group 26 and 27—Dry dedusted screenings top numbers-ref erred to in paragraph (b) size not exceeding 2". “"tc) Raw screenings (Size Groups 13 U). 28— Dry dedusted special stoker bottomto 16, inclusive) is coal that will pass Size Group Number and Description size larger than 28 mesh and top size not through screens with round hole open­ exceeding ings 2" or less in diameter, or other 1, 2 and 3—All lump or egg coals bottom 29— Dry dedusted carbon top size smallershaped openings equivalent in area, size larger than 2", washed or raw. than without the addition or removal of any 4, 5, 6 and 8^—All lump, egg and stove coals bottom size 2" and smaller, washed or raw. (iii) Special price instruction for rail­ size or portion thereof. 7—Straight mine run from which no fines road locomotive fuel, (a) Mine run is id) Sizes in Size Group Nos. 1 through have been removed, modified mine run mod­ the combination of all sizes as produced, 8 may be applied, at the option of the ified by the removal of any intermediate size without the addition or removal of any producer, on orders for railroad locomo­ or sizes; no fines removed; resultants larger size or portion thereof. tive fuel specifying nut (3" x A "), than 2" x 0; no fines removed. modified mine run, mine run or resultant 9 to 12, inclusive—Raw nut and pea coal (b Modified mine run shall contain 15%, with a tolerance of 2% up or down, mine run (6" x 0"). bottom size larger than 10 mesh or %2" and (e) Sizes in Size Group Nos. 9 to 29, top size not exceeding 2". of coal that will pass through screens 13, 14—Raw screenings larger than %" x 0, inclusive, may be applied, at the option but not exceeding 2" x 0. 1 9 F.R. 5042, 5375, 5587, 5827, 5915, 6433, 15—Raw carbon top size larger than. 10 6451, 7261, 7574, 7602, 8047, 8812, 9052, 9279, •Copies may be obtained from the Office mesh or %2" but not exceeding %" x 0. 9260, 9281, 9512. of Price Administration. 10048 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 of the producer on orders for railroad 421 because they fabricate meat cuts to intermediate distributor or a wholesaler locomotive fuel specifying screenings the extent that the, majority of their or marine provisioner at a price higher (Size Groups 13 to 16, inclusive). food sales are not of products which they than the ceiling price of his own (the 2. Section 1340.221 (b) (3Kis deleted. purchase for resale and distribute with­ selling intermediate distributor’s) sup­ 3. Section 1340.221 (b) (4) isrredesig- out materially changing their form; and plier. nated § 1340.221 (b) (3) and amended manufacturers who purchase and resell 2. Section 11 (a) is amended to read to read as follows: certain canned meat products.) The as follows: ceiling price for such canned meat sold (3) If any maximum price for truck by an intermediate distributor shall be (a) Ceiling prices of semi-sterile shipment has been adjusted prior to determined as provided in this para­ canned meat products given dollar-and- February 15, 1943, such maximum price graph (c). cents prices on deliveries to persons other shall not be determined by reference to (2) The ceiling price for a brand, type than Group 1 and 2 retailers or purveyors subparagraph (2) above, but must be and container size of sterile canned meat of meals. The ceiling price for a delivery, determined by adding to such adjusted sold by an intermediate distributor of to a person other than a Group 1 and 2 price no more than 10 cents in all sizes. such brand, type and container size of retailer or a purveyor qf meals, of a 4. Section. 1340.221 (b) (5) is redesig­ sterile canned meat shall be as follows: semi-sterile canned meat product meet­ nated § 1340.221 (b) (4) and the nu­ (i) Prior to the first delivery from his ing the specifications for such product merals (1) and (4) are deleted there­ supplier to an intermediate distributor established by section 13 . (b) shall be from. of a brand, type and container size of determined by sterile canned meat priced by the sup­ (1) Adding to the base price specified 5. Section 1340.221 (b) (6) is amended plier under this regulation the inter­ for such product in section 12 (a) the to read as follows: mediate distributor’s ceiling price for zone addition specified in section 12 (b) (6) Orders of adjustment issued prior such canned^meat item shall be the ceil­ for a carload delivery, or less-than-car- to August 22, 1944, and adjustments ing -price which he had immediately load delivery, whichever is made, for the computed on OPA Form No. 653-638 un­ prior to August 4, 1944. After the first zone in which actual physical possession der § 1340.207 (e) (added by Amendment delivery from his supplier, the inter­ of the product is taken by the buyer, and No. 74 to this regulation) shall be void mediate distributor’s ceiling price" for then as of August 22, 1944, insofar as maxi­ such a brand, type and container size (2) Subtracting from the figure -ob­ mum prices of District No. 10 mines for of sterile canned meat shall be deter­ tained by following paragraph (a) (1) rail shipment and shipments of coals mined as provided in subdivisions (ii), above 25 cents per hundredweight if de­ for all railroad locomotive fuel uses are (iii) and (iv) below. livery of the product is not made by the affected by such orders and adjustments. (ii) If his supplier’s ceiling price un­ seller to the buyer at the buyer’s place This amendment shall become effec­ der this regulation is less than the sup­ ofJ>«siness. tive August 22, 1944. plier’s ceiling price under the maximum 3. Section 11 (b) is amended to read price regulation previously applicable to as follows: (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th the supplier, the intermediate distributor Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, shall subtract the difference from the (b) Ceiling prices of semi-sterile 8 F.R. 4681) ceiling price which he had immediately canned meat products given dollar-and- Issued this 17th day of August 1944. prior to August 4,1944. When an inter­ cents prices on deliveries to Group 1 and mediate distributor first receives a de­ 2 retailers or purveyors of meals. The Chester B owles, livery of a canned meat item from his ceiling price for a delivery to a Group Administrator. supplier after August 3, 1944, under this 1 and 2 retailer or a purveyor of meals, [F. R. Doc. 44-12373; Filed, August 17, 1944; subdivision (ii) he may no longer use of a semi-sterile canned meat product 41:55 a. m.] his former ceiling price. meeting the specifications for such prod­ (iii) If his supplier’s ceiling price un­ uct established by section 13 (b) shall der this regulation is the same or greater be determined by than the supplier’s ceiling price under (1) Adding to the base price specified P art 1364—Fresh, Cured and Canned the maximum price regulation previously for such product in section 12 (a) the Meat and F ish P roducts applicable to the supplier, the interme­ zone addition specified in section 12 (b) for a carload delivery, or less-than-car- [RMPR 156, Arndt. 1] diate distributor’s ceiling price shall be the ceiling price which he had imme­ load delivery, whichever is made, for the CANNED MEAT diately prior to August 4, 1944. zone in which actual physical possession A statement of the considerations in­ (iv) If an intermediate distributor did of the product is taken by the buyer, and volved in the issuance of this amendment not have a ceiling price for any brand, then has been issued simultaneously herewith type and container size of sterile canned (2) Subtracting from the figure ob­ and filed with the Division of the Federal meat immediately prior to August 4,1944, tained by following paragraph (b) (1) Register.* his ceiling price for such brand, type above 25 cents per hundredweight if de­ Revised Maximum Price Regulation and container size of sterile canned meat livery of the product is not made by the shall be determined by the provisions of seller to the buyer at the buyer’s place No. 156 is amended in the following of business, and then respects: § 1499.3 (a) of the General Maximum Price Regulation, substituting for the (3) Adding to the figure obtained by 1. Section 7 (c) is added to read as following paragraphs (b) (1) and (b) follows: purposes of this subdivision (iv) the term '“Revised Maximum Price Regula­ (2) above, 6 percent of such figure. (c) Ceiling prices for sales of sterile tion No. 156” whenever the term “§ 1499.2 4. Section 11 (e) is added to read as canned meat by intermediate distribu­ (a) ” is used in § 1499.3 (a) of the General follows: > tors. (1) An “intermediate distributor” Maximum Price Regulation. is a person, other than a “wholesaler” (v) The filing requirements of section (e) Ceiling prices for sales of semi- or “marine provisioner” under MPR No. 8 shall not be applicable to intermediate sterile canned meat by intermediate dis­ 421, whose entire business in connection distributors. tributors. The ceiling price for a brand, with a brand, type and container size of (vi) The provisions of section 6 (c) type and container size of semi-sterile canned meat consists of its purchase and dealing with notification to buyers of canned meat (priced at the processor resale. (Examples of intermediate dis­ level under section 11 (a) or section (11) tributors under this regulation are new ceiling prices are applicable to sales (d)) sold by an intermediate distributor “wagon wholesalers” excluded expressly and deliveries by intermediate distrib­ of such brand, type and container size from MPR No. 421; independent hotel utors under paragraph (c) (2) (ii) of of semi-sterile canned meat shall be de­ supply houses and marine provisioners this section. termined by the provisions of section 7 who are not wholesalers under MPR No. (3) Notwithstanding any other pro­ (c>, substituting for the purpose of this vision of paragraph (c), no intermediate paragraph (e) the term “semi-sterile ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office of distributor of canned meat shall sell or canned meat” whenever the term “sterile Price Administration. deliver such canned meat to another canned meat” is used in section 7 (c). FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 10049

5. Section 13 (a) (6) is added to read gummed sheet any coupons which have and acquired point free from the custom as follows: been removed or detached from another slaughterer) during the twelve months gummed sheet. A person who inad­ preceding the month in which the report (6) “Group 1 arid 2 retailer” means a vertently attaches coupons to a gummed must be filed. person who buys canned meat for resale sheet to which they should not be at­ 6. Section 7.11 (c) is amended by add­ in a Group 1 and 2 store as defined in tached or who inadvertently mutilates ing at the end thereof the following: Maximum Price Regulation No. 336, Re­ or spoils a gummed sheet to which any “However, an industrial consumer may tail Ceiling Prices for Pork Cuts and coupons have been attached shall sur­ acquire and use foods covered by this Certain Sausage Products. render the gummed sheet to a Board. order which have a zero point value with­ Section 13 (a) (7) is added to read The Board shall issue to him an exchange out applying for permission to do so.” as follows: certificate equal in gallonage value to the This amendment shall become effec­ gallonage value of the coupons on the tive August 21, 1944. (7) “Purveyor of meals” means: (i) gummed sheet submitted, which were Any restaurant, hotel, cafe, cafeteria or Note: All reporting and record-keeping re­ establishment which purchases meats not acquired in violation of any provi­ quirements of this amendment have been and where meals, food portions or re­ sions of Ration Order No. 11 or Revised approved by the Bureau of the Budget in freshments are served for a considera­ Ration Order 11. accordance with the Federal Reports Act of tion; (ii) any person operating an ocean­ This amendment shall become effective 1942. going vessel engaged in the transporta­ on August 21, 1944. (Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended tion of cargo or passengers in foreign, (Pub. Law 671,76th Cong., as amended by by Pub. Laws 89, 421, 507 and 729, 77th coastwise or inter coastal trade, to the Pub. Laws 89 and 507, 77th Cong.; Pub. Cong.; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; E.O. 9280, extent that meat is delivered to him as Law 421, 77th Cong.; WPB Dir. 1, 7 F.R. 7 F.R. 10179; WPB Directive 1, 7 F.R. 562; ship’s stores for consumption aboard 562, Supp. Dir. 1-0, as amended, 8 F.R. and Supp. Dir. 1-M, 7 F.R. 8234; War such vessel; (iii) any hospital, asylum, 14199; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719) Food Order No. 56, 8 F.R. 2005, 9 F.R. orphanage, prison or other similar in­ 4319; War Food Order No. 58, 8 F.R. stitution, which is operated by any fed­ Issued this 17th day of August 1944. 2251, 9 F.R. 4318; War Food Order No. eral, state or local government or agency Chester Bowles, 59, 8 F.R. 3471, 9 F.R. 4319; War Food thereof; (iv) any contract school (means Administrator. Order No. 61, 8 F.R. 3471, 9 F.R. 431&) any person who is feeding, pursuant to a written contract with any agency of the [F. R. Doc. 44-12375; Filed, August 17, 1944; Issued this 17th day of August 1944. United States, personnel of the armed 11:55 a. m.] C hester Bowles, services of the United States, fed under Administrator. the command of a commissioned or non­ [F. R. Doc. 44-12376; Filed, August 17, 1944; commissioned officer or other authorized Part 1407—R ationing of F ood and F ood 11:55 a. m.] representative of the armed services of P roducts the United States). [Rev. RO 16,1 Amdt. 18] This amendment shall become effec­ tive August 17, 1944. meat, fats, fish and cheeses Part 1499—Commodities and S ervices [Rev. SR 14 to GMPR, Amdt. 163] Issued this 17th day of August 1944. A rationale for this amendment has been issued simultaneously herewith and ALUMINUM CANS Chester B owles, has been filed with the Division of the Administrator. Federal Register .* A statement of the considerations in­ volved in the issuance of this Amend­ [F R. Doc. 44-12374; Filed, August 17, 1944; Revised Ration Order 16 is amended in the following respects: ment, issued simultaneously herewith, 11:53 a. m.] has been filed with the Division of the 1. Sections 3.2 (a) (1) and (2) are re­ Federal Register.* voked, and section 3.2 (a) is amended to Revised Supplementary Regulation Part 1394—R ationing of F uel and Fuel read as follows: No. 14 is amended in the following re­ P roducts (a) A consumer may buy or acquirespects : [Rev. RO 11,1 Amdt. 22] meat in exchange for “stamps” from his 1. A new section 5.7 is added to read FUEL OIL war ration book equal to the point value as follows: of the meat “transferred”, even though A rationale for this amendment has the stamps are not yet good, from a pri­ Sec. 5.7 Aluminum cans—(a) Maxi­ been issued simultaneously herewith and mary distributor who reports or is re­ mum prices. The maximum price at has been filed with the Division of the quired to report on OPA Form R-1609 which any person shall sell or deliver Federal Register.* (Revised). any aluminum can shall be a price ap­ Revised Ration Order 11 is amended in 2. The first sentence of section 3.4 (b) proved by the Office of Price Adminis­ the following respects: is amended by inserting after the word tration or a price determined by a pric­ 1. Section 1394.5711 is revoked. “certification” and before the period, the ing method or formula approved by the 2. Section 1394.5721(a) is amended by words “on OPA Form R-1610”. Office of Price Administration. Every substituting for the sentence “Only cou­ 3. The second sentence of section 3.4 such price or pricing method shall be pons of the same class, validity period, (c) is amended by substituting for the reported to the Non-Ferrous Metals gallonage value, and from the same zone words “If he certifies”, the words “If the Branch of the. Office of Price Adminis­ may be attached to any single sheet,” the livestock producer is not required to have tration, Washington, D. C., not later following sentence "Only identical cou­ a permit or if he certifies”. than fifteeri days after the first delivery pons shall be attached to any single 4. The seventh sentence of section 3.4 of the commodity to which it applies. sheet.” (e) is amended by substituting the words Under the provisions of this section, a “War Food Order No. 27” for the words seller may report for approval a price 3. Section 1394.5721(b) is added as “Food Distribution Order No. 27”. for a single item or a price schedule follows: applicable to all or a part of all sales 5. Section 4.11 (c) (1) (i) is amended contemplated. (b) No person shall alter the name on to read as follows: any gummed sheet (Form OPA R-120), Pending action by the Office of Price to which any coupon has been attached (i) Sales or transfers of meat having Administration on a price or pricing or mutilate any such sheet; and no per­ a point value other than zero in an method submitted for approval under son shall detach or remove any coupons amount not exceeding 6,000 pounds this Section, any seller may sell or deliver from a gummed sheet, or attach to a dressed weight which he, as the resident and any buyer may buy or receive from operator of a farm, slaughtered on that such seller any aluminum can at the * Copies may be obtained from the Office farm (or had custom slaughtered for him price submitted for approval or at a price of Price Administration. determined by means of the pricing *9 F.R. 2357. 19 FJR. 6731. method submitted. If, however, the price No. 165----- 3 10050 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 or pricing method submitted is disap­ sale and retail of certain electric irons person, the maximum prices, inclusive proved the selling price shall be revised as follows: of Federal excise tax, are those set forth downward to conform to the price or the (1) For all sales and deliveries at re­ below opposite each model of electric pricing method which shall be approved tail on and after August 24, 1944, by any iron: and any payment made in excess of the maximum price may be required to be re­ Retail funded to the buyer within fifteen days ceiling Name Model No. Description price (ine. after the date of the order establishing Fed. excise such revised price or pricing method: tax) Provided, That the price or pricing meth­ od submitted by the seller for approval American Electrical Heater Co., Detroit, Mich.. 55AB___ Automatic 1,000 watts, $9.40 Chicago Flexible Shaft Co., Chicago, 111_____... A4...... do...... 9.95 shall be deemed to be approved unless the Dominion Electrical Mfg. Co., Mansfield, Ohio. 2 4 6 ...... -do. 8.40 Office of Price Administration specifically General Electric Co., Bridgeport, Conn...... 116F112.. Automatic 660 w atts... 5.70 116F1I5-. Automatic 1,000 watts. 8.55 disapproves such price or pricing method Knapp Mbnarch Co., St. Louis, M o ..------400R___ , — —do ...... 5.95 and establishes an approved price or Landers, Frary & Clark, New Britain, Conn. 0184____ -do. 9.40 pricing method within fifteen days from 0174— Automatic 800 w a tts... 6.75 Manning-Bowman Co., Meriden, C o n n ...... 2404____ Autom'tic 1,000 watts. 11.70 the date on which the price or pricing Montgomery W ard, Chicago, 111...... 86-2699... Automatic 880 watts... 5.75 method submitted is received by the National Stamping & Electric Co., Chicago, 111...... 351_____ Automatic 1,000 watts. 8.35 Proctor Electric Co., Philadelphia, Pa...... 975______d o ...... 9.30 Office of Price Administration, or if Samson-United Corp., Rochester, N. Y ...... 5000____ do. 8.55 further information is requested from Sears Roebuck Co., Chicago, 111— ...... 20-6246- do. 6.95 Superior Elebtric Products, Inc., Cape Girardeau, Mo. 220__ do. 6.95 the seller within such fifteen-day period, Tennessee Valley Associates, Nashville, Tcnn...... 100...... Non-automatic 615 watts. 7.60 then within fifteen days from the date on Waage Mfg. Co., Chicago, EL—...... —— ----- 63B____ Non-automatic...... 5.30 Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co., Mansfield, Ohio— LPC414. Automatic 1,000 w atts... 8.75 which all such information is received LR24__ Automatic 700 w atts...... 5.95 by the Office of Price Administration. A Winsted Hardware Mfg. Co., Winsted, Conn------191...... Automatic 750 watts. ... 7.10 price or pricing method once approved shall thereafter be subject to adjustment TITLE 33—NAVIGATION AND (not to apply retroactively) by order is­ (2) For all sales and deliveries at sued by the Administrator. wholesale by any person other than the NAVIGABLE WATERS (b) Definitions. (1) Aluminum can manufacturer, after August 23, 1944 of Chapter II—Corps of Engineers, War means any unused container made of an. electric iron listed above, the maxi­ Department aluminum and suitable for the packing mum price shall be the lower of the of any commodity. It includes, for following: P art 203—B ridge R egulations example, but not by way of limitation, (i) The highest price charged for the BRIDGE AT ABERDEEN, WASH. aluminum cans and boxes for the pack­ same iron by the wholesaler to each class ing of baking powder, lard, malted milk of purchaser, during March, 1942; or Pursuant to section 5 of the River and powder, tobacco, snuff, tooth powder, Harbor Act of August 18, 1894 (28 Stat. (ii) The retail ceiling price specified 362; 33 U.S.C. 499), paragraph (o) of cereal beverages and soluble coffee, above (reduced by the amount of the cocoa, pretzels, crackers, biscuits, potato the special regulations governing the chips and pharmaceuticals. manufacturer’s Federal excise tax) less operation of the highway bridge (West’s) 40% for sales in quantities of 6 or more across Chehalis River at Aberdeen, This amendment shall become effec­ units, or less 35% for sales in quantities Washington, is hereby amended as tive August 22, 1944. of less than 6 units. follows; N o te: All record-keeping and reporting re­ (b) Terms. The maximum prices § 203.775. Grays Harbor and tribu­ quirements of this amendment have been established by this section are subject approved by the Bureau of the Budget in taries, Wash.; bridges. accordance with the Federal Reports Act of to terms, discounts, and allowances, no * * * * * 1942. less favorable than those in effect dur­ (o) State bridge (West’s) over Che­ ing March, 1942 on sales of similar ar­ Issued this 17th day of August 1944. halis River at Aberdeen; Two short ticles by the seller. blasts of whistle followed quickly by one Chester B owles, (c) Tagging. On and after August long blast. (Sec. 5, River and Harbor Administrator. 24, 1944, no person may sell or deliver Act, Aug. 18, 1894, 28 Stat. 362; 33 U.S.C. [F. R. Doc. 44-12377; Filed, August 17, 1944; any electric iron listed in paragraph (a) 499) [Regs. Mar. 3, 1928 (E. D/6374) as 11:53 a. m.] (1) above, at retail, unless it has affixed amended 8 Aug. 1944, CE 823.01 (Grays to it a statement which plainly sets forth Harbor, Wash. & Tributaries)—SPEWR] the retail ceiling price established by this [seal! J. A. U lio, section for sales of the particular model Major General, P art 1499—Commodities and S ervices of electric iron. The Adjutant General. [Rev. SR 14 to GMPR, Arndt. 165] (d) Notification. At the time of or [F. R. Doc. 44-12347; Filed August 17, 1944; ELECTRIC IRONS prior to the first invoice on and after 9:13 a. m.] A statement of the considerations in­ August 24, 1944, covering the sale of an volved in the issuance of this amend­ electric iron listed in paragraph (a) (1) ment, issued simultaneously herewith, above, every wholesaler shall notify in TITLE 46—SHIPPING has beeiT filed with the Division of the writing his purchasers for resale of the Federal Register.* maximum prices and conditions set by Chapter II—United States Maritime Com­ Revised Supplementary Regulation this section for resales by the purchaser. mission No. 14 is amended in the following re­ This notice may be given in any conveni­ [G. O. 21, Supp. 5] spect ent form. Section 6.55 is added to read as fol­ P art 203—Admission to P ractice lows; • This section shall become effective Au­ B efore the Commission gust 24, 1944. Sec. 6.55 Maximum prices for whole­ EXTENSION OF SERVICEMEN’S RIGHT TO sale and retail sales of electric irons— Issued this 17th day of August 1944. PRACTICE (a) Maximum prices. This section Chester B owles, * § 203.14 Extension of service men’s fixes maximum prices for sales at whole- Administrator. right to practice. In the case of any * Copies may be obtained from the Office [F. R. Doc. 44-12378; Filed, August 17, 1944; member of the military or naval forces or of Price Administration. 11:56 a. m.] merchant marine or Maritime Service of FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 10051 the United States, who was admitted to of this order be given to the general in accordance with all of the terms of the practice before the Commission prior to public by depositing a copy in the office notice heretofore published in the F ed­ his entry into such service, the right to of the Secretary of the Commission at eral R egister on July 25, 1944 (9 F.R. practice shall be continued until the ex­ Washington, D. C„ and by filing it with 8934) and the rules of hearing set forth piration of 90 days from the date of such the Director, Division of the Federal in such notice. person’s severance from such service or Register. Signed at New York, New York, this until the termination date prescribed by By the Commission, Division 3. 11th day of August 1944. § 203.2, as amended, whichever is the later. ' [seal] W. P. Bartel, L. Metcalfe Walling, Secretary. Administrator. (49 Stat. 1987) [F. R. Doc. 44-12364; Filed, August 17, 1944;344; ]J/r R. Doc. 44-12344; Filed, August 16, 1944; By order of the United States Mari­ 11:07 a. m.] 4:33 p. m.] time Commission. [seal] A. J. W illiams, Secretary. Notices CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD. August 1, 1944. [Docket No. 1512] [F. R. Doc. 44-12365; Filed August 17, 1944; DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, lx • lu ft. m.j AERO-TRANSPORTES, S. A. Wage and Hour Division. NOTICE OF HEARING St. Croix, Virgin Islands In the matter of the application of TITLE 49—TRANSPORTATION AND NOTICE OF HEARING ON MINIMUM WAGE Aero-Transportes, S. A., for a temporary RAILROADS RECOMMENDATIONS foreign air carrier permit under section 402 of the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, Chapter I—Interstate Commerce Com­ Amendment of notice of hearing on the as amended, authorizing use of the air­ mission minimum wage recommendations of the port at Brownsville, Tex., for a period Special Industry Committees for the of ninety days, pending repairs and im­ [S. O. 200, Arndt. 4] Virgin Islands. provements to the airport at Matamoros, Whereas the Special Industry Commit­ Part 95—Car S ervice Mex., and authorizing use of the airport tee for the Municipality of Saint Croix, at Eagle Pass, Tex., for the same period REFRIGERATION OF POTATOES Virgin Islands, appointed by Adminis­ pending repairs and improvements to trative Order No. 229 of the Acting Ad­ At a#session of the Interstate Com­ the airport at Piedras Negras, Mex. ministrator of the Wage and Hour Divi­ Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the merce Commission Division 3, held at its sion of the United States Department of office in Washington, D. C., on the 16th Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, as Labor on March 4, 1944, recommended amended, particularly sections 402 and day of August, A. D. 1944. that a minimum wage rate of 25 cents an Upon further consideration of the pro­ 1001 of said act, that a -hearing in the hour be established for all employees in above-entitled proceeding is assigned to visions of Service Order No. 200 (9 F.R. the Municipality of Saint Croix, Virgin 4402) of April 22, 1944, as amended (9 be held on August 22,1944, at 10:00 a. m. Islands, who are not engaged in any (eastern war time) in the Foyer of the F.R. 5960, 9 F.R. 9622, 9 F.R. 9916), and industry for which a specific recommen­ Auditorium, Commerce Building, Wash­ good cause appearing therefor: dation has been made by the Committee It is ordered, That Service Order No. ington, D. C., before Examiner Ferdi­ and who are engaged in commerce or nand D. Moran. 200 of April 22, 1944, be, and it is hereby, in the production of goods for com­ further amended by adding the following merce; and Dated Washington, D. C., August 16, exception to paragraph (a) (1) of Whereas the notice of hearing in this 1944. § 95.337 thereof: matter heretofore published in the F ed­ By the Civil Aeronautics Board. Exception: On refrigerator cars load­ eral R egister on July 25, 1944 (9 F.R. ed with potatoes originating at any point F red A. T oombs, 8934) inadvertently omitted the fore­ Secretary. or points on the Union Pacific Railroad going recommendation in enumerating Company in the States of Colorado, the recommendations of the Special In­ [F. R. Doc. 44-12363; Filed, August 17, 1944; Kansas, or Nebraska, or in Idaho Groups dustry Committee for the Municipality 10:58 a. mr] B or C, or in Oregon Group B, as de­ of Saint Croix, Virgin Islands; fined in Items 1013 and 1043, respectively, Now, therefore, notice is hereby given of National Perishable Freight Com­ mittee’s Perishable Protective Tariff No. that: 13, Agent J. J. Quinn’s I. C. C. No. 22, 1. Special Industry Committee for the OFFICE OF ALIEN PROPERTY CUS­ supplements thereto or reissues there­ Municipality of Saint Croix, Virgin TODIAN. of, the Union Pacific Railroad Company, Islands, has recommended that a mini­ [Vesting Order 3933] at its option, may accord such first or mum wage rate of 25 cents an hour be initial icing at first regular icing station established for all employees in the Mu­ Casa Editrice F erd. Bideri en route after the car is loaded and nicipality of Saint Croix, Virgin Islands, In re: Vesting of copyright interests billed. (40 Stat. 101, sec. 402, 41 Stat. who are not engaged in any industry for held by Casa Editrice Ferd. Bideri, of 476, sec. 4, 54 Stat. 901; 49 U.S.C. 1 (10)~ which a specific recommendation has Milan, Italy. (17)) been made by the Committee and who Under the authority of the Trading It is further ordered, That this order are engaged in commerce or in the pro­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, and shall become effective 12:01 a. m., August duction of goods for commerce. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, 17, 1944, and shall vacate Amendment 2. Evidence on the question whether and pursuant to law, the undersigned, No. 3 hereto on the effective date hereof, the foregoing recommendation of the after investigation: and shall expire at 12:01 a. m., Septem­ Special Industry Committee for the Mu­ 1. Finding that Casa Editrice Ferd. Bideri, ber 15, 1944; that a copy of this order nicipality of Saint Croix, Virgin Islands, of Milan, Italy, is a business organization and direction shall be served upon* the should be approved or disapproved will created and operating under the laws of, and State Commission of each State specified be taken at the hearing on the minimum has its principal place of business in, and in the exception herein; that a copy of wage recommendations of the Special In­ therefore is a national of a foreign country this order and direction shall be served dustry Committees for the Virgin Islands (Italy);' 2. Finding that the property identified in upon the Association of American Rail­ to be held on September 20, 1944, before subparagraph 3 hereof is property of Casa roads, Car Service Division, as agent of the Administrator of the Wage and Hour Editrice Ferd. Bideri; the railroads subscribing to the car serv­ Division or a representative designated 3. Finding that the property described as ice and per diem agreement under the to preside in his place, in Room 1610,165 follows: All right, title, interest and claim terms of that agreement; and that notice West 46th Street, New York, New York, of whatsoever kind or nature, under the 10052 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 statutory and common law oi the United the meanings prescribed in section 10 of scribed in subparagraph 3, to be held, States and of the several States thereof, of said Executive order. used, administered, liquidated, sold or Casa Editrice Ferd. Bideri, of Milan, Italy, in, otherwise dealt with in the interest of to and under the following: Executed at Washington, D. C., on July (a) All rights for film synchronization in 12, 1944. and for the benefit of the United States; or under every copyright, claim of copyright Provided, however, That this order shall and right to copyright in each and all of the [seal] J ames E. Markham, not vest any right of any person to renew works subject to copyright, in which such Alien Property Custodian. any copyright in any or all of the works rights and claims are held by Casa Editrice [F. R. Doc. 44-12349; Filed, August 17, 1944; above described. Ferd, Bideri, of Milan, Italy; 10:24 a. m.] Such property and any or all of the (b) Every license, agreement, privilege, power and right of whatsoever nature arising proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe­ under or with respect to any or all of the cial account pending further deter­ foregoing, excepting the rights of any person [Vesting Order 3934] mination of the Alien Property Custo­ to renew any or all of the copyrights arising dian. This shall not be deemed to limit in, from or under any or all of the foregoing; Società Incassi D iritti Editoiali the powers of the Alien Property Cus­ (c) All monies and amounts, and all rights In re: Vesting of copyright interests todian to return, such property or the to receive monies and amounts, by way of held by Società Incassi Diritti Editoiali, proceeds thereof, or to indicate that com­ royalty, share of profits or other emolument, pensation will not be paid in lieu thereof, accrued or to accrue, whether arising pursu­ of Milan, Italy. ant to law, contract or otherwise, with re­ Under the authority of the Trading if and when it should be determined that spect to any or all of the foregoing; with the Enemy Act, as amended, and such return should be made or such (d) All rights of reversion or revesting, if Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, compensation should be paid. • any, in any or all of the foregoing; and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Any person, except a national of a (e) All causes of action accrued or to ac­ after investigation: designated enemy country, asserting any crue at law or in equity with respect to any claim arising as a result of this order or all of the foregoing, Including but not 1. Finding that Società* Incassi Diritti may file with the Alien Property Cus­ limited to the right to sue for and recover Editoiali, of Milan, Italy is a business organ­ todian a notice of his claim, together all damages and profits and to ask and re­ ization created and operating under the laws ceive any and all remedies provided by com­ of, and has its principal place of business id, with a request for a hearing thereon, mon law or statute for the infringement of and therefore is a national of a foreign on Form APC-1, within one year from any copyright or the violation of any right country (Italy) ; the date hereof, or within such further or the breach of any obligation described in 2. Finding that the property identified in time as may be allowed by -the Alien or affecting any or all of the foregoing, subparagraph 3 hereof is property of Società Property Custodian. Nothing herein Incassi Diritti Editoiali; contained shall be deemed to constitute is property of, or is property payable or held 3. Finding that the property described as with respect to copyrights or rights related follows : an admission of the existence, validity thereto, in which interests are held by, and All right, title, interest and claim of what­ or right to allowance of any such claim. such property itself constitutes interests held soever kind or nature, under the statutory The terms “national” and “designated therein by, a national of a foreign country and common law of the United States and enemy country” as used herein shall (Italy); of the several States thereof, of Società In­ have the meanings prescribed in section And having made all determinations and cassi Diritti Editoiali, of Milan, Italy, in, to 10 of said Executive order. taken all action required by law, including and under the following: appropriate consultation and certification, (a) All rights for film synchronization in Executed at Washington, D. C., on July and deeming it necessary in the national in­ •r under every copyright, claim of copyright 12, 1944. terest, and right to copyright in each and all of the works subject to copyright, in which such [seal] James E. Markham, hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ rights and claims are held by Società Incassi Alien Property Custodian. todian the property hereinbefore de­ Diritti Editoiali, of Milan, Italy; scribed in subparagraph 3, to be held, (b) Every license, agreement, privilege, [F. R. Doc. 44-12350; Filed, August 17, 1944; used, administered, liquidated, sold or power and right of whatsoever nature aris­ 10:24 a. m.] otherwise dealt with in the interest of ing under or with respect to any or all of the and for the benefit of the United States; foregoing, excepting the rights of any person Provided, however, That this order shall to renew any or all of the copyrights arising [Vesting Order 3943] not vest any right of any person to re­ in, from or under any or all of the fore­ going; Alpina F ilm S. A., et al. new any copyright in any or all of the (c) All monies and amounts, and all rights works above described. to receive monies and amounts, by way of In re: Italian-owned motion picture Such property and any or all of the royalty, share of profits or other emolument, film in the United States and the copy­ proceeds thereof shall be held in a special accrued or to accrue, whether arising pursu­ right interests therein. account pending further determination ant to law, contract or otherwise, with re­ Under the authority of the Trading of the Alien Property Custodian. This spect to any or all of the foregoing; with the Enemy Act, as amended, and shall not be deemed to limit the powers (d) All rights of reversion or revesting, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, if any, in any or all of the foregoing; of the Alien Property Custodian to re­ (e) All causes of action accrued or to ac­ and pursuant to law, the undersigned, turn such property or the proceeds there­ crue at law or in equity with respect to any after investigation, finding: of, or to indicate that compensation will or all of the foregoing, including but not 1. That each of the individuals whose not be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it limited to the right to sue for and recover names and last-known addresses are set forth should be determined that such return all damages and profits and to ask and receive in Exhibit A, attached hereto and by refer­ should be made or such compensation any and all remedies provided by common law ence made a part hereof, is a resident of, and should be paid. or statute for the infringement of any copy­ that each of the companies referred to in Any person, except a national of a des­ right or the violation of any right or the such Exhibit is organized under the laws of breach of any obligation described in or af­ Italy and that each of said individuals and ignated enemy country, asserting any fecting any or all of the foregoing, claim arising as a result of this order may companies is a national of a designated file with the Alien Property Custodian a is property of, or is property payable or held enemy.country (Italy); with respect to copyrights or rights related 2. That the Italian government and the notice of his claim, together with a re­ thereto, in which interests are held by, and persons listed in said Exhibit A jointly or quest for a hearing thereon, on Form such property itself constitutes interests held severally own or control the property herein APC-1, within one year from the date therein by, a national of a foreign country described in subparagraph 3; hereof, or within such further time as (Italy); 3. That the property described as follows: may be allowed by the Alien Property And having made all determinations and a. All motion picture film in the United Custodian. Nothing herein contained taken all action required by law, including States owned or. controlled by the Italian shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ appropriate consultation and certification, government, and/or the individuals and com­ sion of the existence, validity or right to and deeming it necessary in the national panies and each of them whose names and interest, last-known addresses are listed in said Ex­ allowance of any such claim. hibit A, The terms “national” and “designated hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ b. All right, title, interest and claim op enemy country” as used herein shall have todian the property hereinbefore de­ whatsoever kind or nature under the statu- FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 10053 tory and common law of the United States sion of the existence, validity or right to Now, therefore, the Alien Property and the several states thereof, of each and allowance of any such claim. Custodian hereby vests the ^following all of the identified persons to whom refer­ ence is made in said Exhibit A in, to, and The terms “national” and “designated property and interests: under the following: enemy country” as used herein shall have All right, title, interest and claim of any (1) Every copyright, claim of copyright, the meanings prescribed in section 10 of kind or character whatsoever of Karline and right to copyright in each and all of the Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. Adolph, Otto Adolph, Lewis Adolph, Henry motion picture film in the United States Adolph and Jane Doe (first name unknown) owned or controlled by the Italian govern­ Executed at Washington, D. C., on Adolph, and each of them,* in and to the ment and/or the individuals and companies July 17, 1944. estate of Carl Adolph, deceased, and each of them whose names and last- [seal] James E. Markham, known addresses are set forth in said Exhibit Alien Property Custodian. to be held, used, administered, liquidated, A; sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ (2) Every license, agreement, privilege, Exhibit A terest of and for the benefit of the United power, and right of whatsoever nature aris­ Alpina Film S. A., Via Vicenzo 29B, Roma. States. ing under, or with respect to, any of the fore­ Giuseppe Amato, Albergo Plaza, Rome. Such property, and any or all of the going; Appid Film, Rome. proceeds thereof, shall be held in an (3) All monies and amounts and all right Anonima Film Internazionale, Tirrento, to receive monies and amounts by way of appropriate special account or accounts, Italy. pending further determination of the royalty, share of profits, or other emoluments Cinecittà, Rome. accrued, or to accrue, whether arising pur­ Consorzio Scipio L’Africano. ' Alien Property Custodian. This shall suant to law, contract, or otherwise, with Consorzio Forzano. not be deemed to limit the powers of the respect to any or all of the foregoing; Consorzio Via Tirrenia. Alien Property Custodian to return such (4) All rights of renewal, reversion or re­ Diana F’ilm, S. A., Via Fornono 3, Rome. property or the proceeds thereof, or to vesting, if any, in any, or all, of the fore­ Fert-Microtecnica, Torino. indicate that compensation will not be going; Grandi Film Storici, S. A. I., Via Lucullo 11, paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should (5) All causes of action, accrued, or to Rome. be determined that such return should accrue, at law or in equity with respect to Industrie Corti Metraggi S. A. I., Rome. any, or all, of the foregoing, including, but Itala Film S. A., Via Lucullo 11, Rome. be made or such compensation should be not limited to the right to sue for and Juventus Film, Via Marghera 43, Rome. paid. recover all damages and profits, and to ask Luciano-Dorio Cinecitta-Rome. Any person, except a national of a and receive any and all remedies provided Roma Internazionale Film. designated enemy country, asserting any by common- law or statute for the infringe­ Saitta Films, Rome. claim arising as a result of this order ment of any copyright or the violation of any SAPEC, Piazza Sollustio 24, Rome. may file with the Alien Property Custo­ right, or the breach of any obligation de­ Società Annonima Produzione Eseraizi dian a notice of his claim, together with scribed in or affecting any or all of the fore­ Cinematografiche, Rome. going; a request for a hearing thereon, on Form Stella S. A. Cinematografica, Via Vittorio APC-1, within one year from the date is property within the United States owned Veneto 116, Rome. or controlled by a designated -enemy country L’Unione Nazionale Esportazione Pellicoli, hereof, or within such further time as (Italy) and/or nationals thereof and is prop­ Rome. may be allowed by the Alien Property erty payable or held with respect to copy­ Custodian. rights or rights related thereto in which in­ [F. R. Doc. 44-12351; Filed, August 17, 1944; The terms “national” and “designated terests are held by and said property consti­ 10:24 a. m.] enemy country” as used herein shall have tutes interests held therein by a foreign the meanings prescribed in section 10 country (Italy) and/or nationals thereof; of said Executive order. And determining that to the extent that [Vesting Order 3983] such national is a person not within a des­ Carl Adolph Dated: August 8, 1944. ignated enemy country, the national inter­ est of the United States requires that such In re: Estate of Carl Adolph, de­ [ seal] James E. Markham, person be treated as a national of a desig­ ceased; File D-28-8763; E. T. sec. 10694. Alien Property Custodian. nated enemy country (Italy); and having Under the authority of the Trading [F. R. Doc. 44-12352; Filed, August 17, 1944; made the determination and tpken all action with the Enemy Act, as amended, and 10:24 a. m.] after appropriate consultation and certifica­ tion required by law and deeming it neces­ Executive Order 9095, as amended, and sary in the national interest, pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ todian after investigation, [Vesting Order 3984] hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ Finding that— todian the property described in sub- (1) The property and interests herein­ SlNA Buse paragraph 3, to be held, used, adminis­ after described áre property which is in the In re: Estate of Sina Buse, deceased; tered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt process of administration by Clarence J. File D-28-8254; E. T. sec. 9373. with in the interest, and for the benefit, Hartman, Chadwick, Illinois, Administrator, Under the authority of the Trading of the United States, acting under the judicial supervision of the with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Such property and any or all of the County Court of Carroll County, Illinois; Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ (2) Such property and interests are pay­ able or deliverable to, or claimed by, na­ and pursuant to law, the undersigned, propriate account, or accounts, pending after investigation, finding; further determination of the Alien Prop­ tionals of a designated enemy country, Ger­ erty Custodian. This order shall not be many, namely, That the property described as follows: Nationals and Last Known Address All right, title, interest and claim of any deemed to limit the power of the Alien kind or character whatsoever of Meta Berge- Property Custodian to return such prop­ Karline Adolph, Germany. mann in and to the estate of Sina Buse, de­ erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or Otto Adolph, Germany. ceased, in part, nor shall this order be deemed Lewis Adolph, Germany. to indicate that compensation will not Henry Adolph, Germany. is property payable or deliverable to, or Jane Doe (first name unknown) Adolph, claimed by a national of a designated enemy be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it country, Germany, namely, should be determined to take any one Germany. or all of such actions. And determining that— National and Last Known Address Any person, except a national of a (3) If such nationals are persons not Meta Bergemann, Germany. within a designated enemy country, the na­ designated enemy country, asserting any That such property is in the process of ad­ claim arising as a result of this order tional interest of the United States requires that such persons be treated as nationals of ministration by Charlotte Neuman, nee Char­ may, within one year from the date here­ a designated enemy country, Germany; and lotte Rittér, as Executrix of the Estate of of, or within such further time as may Sina Buse, acting under the judicial supervi­ be allowed, file with the. Alien Property Having made all determinations and sion of the Surrogate’s Court of the State of taken all action, after appropriate consul­ New York, in and for Kings County; Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of tation and certification, required by said And determining that to the extent that claim, together with a request for a hear­ Executive order or act or otherwise, and such national is a person not within a des­ ing thereon. Nothing herein contained deeming it necessary in the national in­ ignated enemy country, the national interest shall be deemed to constitute an rdmis- terest, of the United States requires that such per- 10054 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 son be trealed as a national of a designated tional interest of the United States requires Nationals and Last Known Address enemy country, (Germany); that such persons be treated as nationals Marie Rudiger and her issue, Germany. And having made all determinations and of a designated enemy country, Germany; taken all action required'by law, including and And determining that— appropriate consultation and certification, Having made all determinations and taken (3) If such nationals are persons not and deeming it necessary in the national all action, after appropriate consultation and within a designated enemy country, the interest, certification, required by said Executive order national interest of the United States re­ or act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary quires that such persons be treated as na­ Hereby vests in the Alien Property Custo­ in the national interest. tionals of a designated enemy country, Ger­ dian the property described above, to be many; and held, used, administered, liquidated, sold Now, therefore, the Alien Property Cus­ todian hereby vests the following prop­ Having made all determinations and taken or otherwise dealt with in the interest all action, after appropriate consultation and and for the benefit of the United States. erty and interests: certification, required by said Executive Such property and any or all of the All the property and estate of Christian order or act or otherwise, and deeming it proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ Meeh of any kind or nature whatsoever in necessary in the national interest, propriate account or accounts, pending the possession of Karl Fugger, Executor of the Estate of Emilie Fugger, also known as Now, therefore, the- Alien Property further determination of the Alien Prop­ Amelia Fugger, deceased, and all the prop­ Custodian hereby vests the following erty Custodian. This order shall not be erty and estate of Karl Meeh of any kind or property and interests: deemed to limit the power of the Alien nature whatsoever in the possession of Karl Property Custodian to return such prop­ Fugger, Executor of the Estate of Emilie Fug­ All right, title, interest and claim of any ger, also known as Amelia Fugger, deceased. kind or character whatsoever of Marie Rudi­ erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or ger and her issue, and each of them, in and in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate to be held, used, administered, liqui­ to the Estate of Sophie Heldmann, deceased, that compensation will not be paid in dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in the lieu thereof, if and when it should be de­ interest of and for the benefit of the to be held, used, administered, liquidated, termined to take any one or all of such United States. sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ actions. Such property, and any or all of the est of and for the benefit of the United Any person, except a national of a des­ proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ States. ignated enemy country, asserting any propriate special account or accounts, Such property, and any or all of the claim arising as a result of this order pending further determination of the proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ may, within one year from the date Alien Property Custodian. This shall propriate special account or accounts, hereof, or within such further time as not be deemed to limit the powers of the pending further determination of the may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop­ Alien Property Custodian to return such Alien Property Custodian. This shall erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice property or the proceeds thereof, or to not be deemed to limit the powers of the of claim, together with a request for a indicate that compensation will not be Alien Property Custodian to return such hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ paid in lieu thereof, if and when it property or the proceeds thereof, or to tained shall be deemed to constitute an should be determined that such return indicate that compensation will not be admission of the existence, validity or should be made or such compensation paid in lieu thereof, if and when it right to allowance of any such claim. should be paid. should be determined that such return The terms “national” and “designated Any person, except a national of a should be made or such compensation enemy country” as used herein shall designated enemy country, asserting any should be paid. have the meanings prescribed in section claim arising as a result of this order Any person, except a national of a 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as may file with the Alien Property Cus­ designated enemy country, asserting any amended. todian a notice of his claim, together claim arising as a result of this order Executed at Washington, D. C., on Au­ with a request for a hearing thereon, on may file with the Alien Property Cus­ todian a. notice of his claim, together gust 8, 1944. Form APC-1, within one year from the with a request for a hearing thereon, on [seal] James E. Markham, date hereof, or within such further time Form APC-1,'within one year from the Alien Property Custodian. as may be allowed by the Alien Property Custodian. date hereof, or within such further time [F. R. Doc. 44-12353; Filed, August 17, 1944; The terms “national” and “designated as may be allowed by the Alien Property 10:24 a. m.] enemy country” as used herein shall Custodian. have the meanings prescribed in section The terms “national” and “designated enemy country” as used herein shall # 10 of said Executive order. have the meanings prescribed in section [Vesting Order 3985] Dated: August 8, 1944. 10 of said Executive order. Emilie F ugger [seal] James E. Markham, Dated: August 8, 1944. Alien Property Custodian. In re: Estate of Emilie Fugger, a/k/a [seal] James E. Markham, Amelia Fugger, deceased; File D-28- [F. R. DOC. 44-12354; Filed, August 17, 1944; Alien Property Custodian. 8480; E. T. Sec. 9893. 10:25 a. m.] Under the authority of the Trading [F. R. Doc. 44-12355; Filed August 17, 1944; with the Enemy Act, as amended, and 10:26 a. m.] Executive Order 9095, as amended, and [Vesting Order 3986] pursuant to law,,the Alien Property Cus- dian after investigation, SOPHIE Heldmann [Vesting Order 3988] Finding that In re: Estate of Sophie Heldmann, de­ I da I versen (1) The property and interests hereinafter ceased; File D-28-7685; E. T. sec. 8347. described are property which is in the proc­ Under the authority of the Trading In re: Estate of Ida Iversen, also known ess of administration by Karl Fugger, 3456 as Emma Ida Clara Iversen and also Gravois Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri, Executor, with the Enemy Act as amended, and known as Ida Iverson, deceased; File D- acting under the judicial supervision of the Executive Order 9095, as amended, and 28-8392; E. T. sec. 9780. Probate Court of the State of Missouri, in pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ Under the authority of the Trading and for the City of St. Louis; todian after investigation, with the Enemy Act, as amended, and (2) Such property and interests are pay­ Finding that— Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, able or deliverable to, or claimed by, na­ (1) The property and interests hereinafter tionals of a designated enemy country, Ger­ and pursuant to law, the undersigned, described are property which is in the process after investigation, finding: many, namely, of administration by the County Treasurer of Nationals and Last Known Address Tompkins County, acting under the judicial That the property described as follows: supervision of the Surrogate’s Court, Tomp­ All right, title, interest, and claim of any Christian Meeh, Germany. kins County, New York; kind or character whatsoever of Minna Han­ Karl Meeh, Germany. (2) Such property and interests are pay­ sen, and her issue names unknown; and the And determining that able or deliverable to, or claimed by, natipnals issue, names unknown, of Bertha Fischer, (3) If such nationals are persons not of a designated enemy country, Germany, deceased, and each of them, in and to the within a designated enemy country, the na­ namely, estate of Ida Iversen, also known as Emma FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 10055 Ida Clara Iversen and also known as Ida Iverson, deceased, Under the authority of the Trading Executed at Washington, D. C., on with the Enemy Act, as amended, and August 8,1944. is property payable or deliverable to, or Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy and pursuant to law, the undersigned, [seal] J ames E. Markham, country, Germany, namely, after investigation, finding: Alien Property Custodian. Nationals and Last Known Address [F. R. Doc. 44-12357; Filed, August 17, 1944; That the property-described as follows: 10:26 a. m.J Minna Hansen, Germany. All right, title, interest and claim of any Issue, names unknown of Minna Hansen, kind or character whatsoever of Flora Kohn, Germany. and Janette (Jeannette) Grumbacher, and Issue, names unknown of Bertha Fischer, each of them, in and to the estate of Melanie [Vesting Order 3990] deceased, Germany. Kurt-Deri, deceased, All right, title, interest and claim of any Miriam Lubelski That such property is in the process of kind or character whatsoever of Leopold administration by Charles Geisen, as Execu­ Kohn, Flora Kohn', Flora Menhart, Leopold In re: Estate of Miriam Lubelskf, de­ tor of the Estate of Ida Iversen, also known as Menhart and Elise Kohn, and each of them, ceased; File D-66-521; E. T. sec. 3744. Emma Ida Clara Iversen and also known as in and to the trust created under the Will Under the authority of the Trading Ida Iverson, acting under the judicial super­ of Melanie Kurt-Deri, deceased, with the Enemy Act, as amended, and vision of the Surrogate’s Court, Kings County, Executive Order 9095, as amended, and State of New York; is property payable or deliverable to, or pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ And determining that to the extent that claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy todian after investigation, such nationals are persons not within a country, Germany, namely, designated enemy country, the national in­ Nationals and Last Known Address Finding that— terest of the United States requires that (1) The property and interests hereinafter such persons be treated as nationals of a Leopold Kohn (German citizen), Italy. described are property which is in the process designated enemy country, (Germany); Flora Menhart, Germany (Austria). of administration by H. L. Byram, Depositary, And having made all determinations and Flora Kohn (German citizen), Italy. acting under the judicial supervision of the taken all action required by law, including Leopold Menhart, Germany (Austria). Superior Court of the State of California in appropriate consultation and certification, Elise Kohn, Germany (Austria). and for the County of Los Angeles; and deeming it necessary in the national Janette (Jeannette) Grumbacher, Ger­ (2) Such property and interests are pay­ interest, many. able or deliverable to, or claimed by, a na­ tional of a designated enemy country, Ger­ hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ That such property is in the process of many, namely, todian the property described above, to administration by Anna Reiss, as Executrix be held, used, administered, liquidated, and Trustee of the Estate of Melanie Kurt- National and Last Known Address Deri, acting under the judicial supervision Gerthe Gerber, Germany. sold or otherwise dealt With in the in­ of the Surrogate’s Court, New York County, terest and for the benefit of the United New York; And determining that— States. And determining that to the extent that (3) If such national is a person not Such property and any or all of the such nationals are persons not within a within a designated enemy country, the proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ designated enemy country, the national in­ national interest of the United States re­ propriate account or accounts, pending terest of the United States requires that such quires that such person be treated as a persons be treated as nationals of a desig­ national of a designated enemy country, further determination of the Alien Germany; and Property Custodian. This order shall nated enemy country, (Germany); And having made all determinations and Having made all determinations and taken not be deemed to limit the power of the taken all action required by law, including Alien Property Custodian to return such all action, after appropriate consultation and appropriate consultation and certification, certification, required by said Executive order property or the proceeds thereof in and deeming it necessary in the national or act or otherwise, and deeming it neces­ whole or in part, nor shall it be deemed interest, sary in the national interest, to indicate that compensation will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ Now, therefore, the Alien Property should be determined to take any one todian the property described above, to Custodian hereby vests the following or all of such actions. be held, used, administered, liquidated, property and interests: sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ Any person, except a national of a terest and for the benefit of the United All right, title, interest, and claim of any designated enemy country, asserting any kind or character whatsoever of Gerthe claim arising as a result of this order States. Gerber, in and to the estate of Miriam may, within one year from the date Such property and any or all of the Lubelski, deceased, hereof, or within such further time as proceeds thereof shall be held in an appropriate account or accounts, pend­ to be held, used, administered, liquid­ may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop­ ing further determination of the Alien ated, sold or otherwise dealt with in erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice Property Custodian. This order shall the interest of and for the benefit of the of claim, together with a request for a United States. hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ not be deemed to limit the power of the tained shall be deemed to constitute an Alien Property Custodian to return such Such property, and any or all of the admission of the existence, validity or property or the proceeds thereof in whole proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ right to allowance of any such claim. or in part, nor shall it be deemed to propriate special account or accounts, The terms “national” and “designated indicate that compensation will not be pending further determination of the enemy country” as used herein shall have paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should Alien Property Custodian. This shall the meanings prescribed in section 10 of be determined to take any one or all of not be deemed to limit the powers of the Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. / such actions. Alien Property Custodian to return such Any person, except a national of a des­ propery or the proceeds thereof, or to Executed ■ at Washington, D. C., on ignated enemy country, asserting any indicate that compensation will not be August 8, 1944. claim arising as a result of this order paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should [seal] James E. Markham, may, within one year from the date here­ be determined that such return should Alien Property Custodian. of, or within such further time as may be made or such compensation should be allowed, file with the Alien Property be paid. [F. R. Doc. 44-12356; Filed, August 17, 1944; Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of Any person, except a national of a 10:26 a. m.] claim, together with a request for a hear­ designated enemy country, asserting any ing thereon. Nothing herein contained claim arising as a result of this order shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ may file with the Alien Property Cus­ sion of the existence, validity or right to todian a notice of his claim, together [Vesting Order 3989] allowance of any such claim. with a request for a hearing thereon, on Melanie K urt-D eri The terms “national” and “designated Form APC-1, within one year from the enemy country” as used herein shall have date hereof, or within such further time In re: Estate of Melanie Kurt-Deri, the meanings prescribed in section 10 of as may be allowed by the Alien Property deceased; File D-6-174; E. T. sec. 3911. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. Custodian. 10056 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 The terms “national” and “designated determined to take any one or all of such sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ enemy country” as used herein shall actions. est and for the benefit of the United have the meanings prescribed in section Any person, except a national of a States. 10 of said Executive order. designated enemy country, asserting any Such property and any or all of the claim arising as a result of this order proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ Dated: August 8, 1944. may, within one year from the date here­ propriate account or accounts, pending [seal] James E. Markham, of, or within such further time as may further determination of the Alien Prop­ Alien Property Custodian. be allowed, file with the Alien Property erty Custodian. This order shall not be Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of deemed to limit the power of the Alien [P. R. Doc. 44-12358; Piled, Aug. 17, 1944} claim, together with a request for a hear­ Property Custodian to return such prop­ 10:26 a. m.] ing thereon. Nothing herein contained erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate sion of the existence, validity or right to that compensation will not be paid in allowance of any such claim. lieu thereof, if and when it should be [Vesting Order 3991] The terms “national” and “designated determined to take any one or all of Anna Martha Lundschien enemy country” as used herein shall have such actions. the meanings prescribed in section 10 of Any person, except a national of a des­ In re: Estate of Anna Martha Lund- Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. ignated enemy country, asserting any schien, deceased; Pile D-28-7553; E. T. claim arising as a result of this order sec. 7872. Executed at Washington, D. C., on August 8, 1944. may, within one year from the date Under the authority of the Trading hereof, or within such further time as with the Enemy Act, as amended, and [seal] James E. Markham, may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop­ Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Alien Property Custodian. and pursuant to law, the undersigned, erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice after investigation, finding: [F. R. Doc. 44-12359; Filed, August 17, 1944; of claim, together with a request for a 10:26 a. m.] hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ That the property described as follows : All tained shall be deemed to constitute an right, title, interest and claim of any kind admission of the existence, validity or or character whatsoever of (Mrs.) Kate Zim­ right to allowance of any such claim. mermann, (Mrs.) Elsa Molczko, (Mrs.) Her ta [Vesting Order 3992] Mix and (Miss) Helga Marieluise Kliewer, and The terms “national” and “designated each of them, in and to the estate of Anna Herman Stearns enemy country” as used herein shall have Martha Lundschien, deceased, and in and the meanings prescribed in section 10 of to the trust created under the will of Anna In re: Estate of Herman Stearns, de­ Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. Martha Lundschien, deceased, ceased; File D—66-809; E. T. sec. 5329. Under the authority of the Trading Executed at Washington, D. C., on Au­ is property payable or delivered to, or claimed gust 8, 1944. by, nationals of a designated enemy country, with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Germany, namely, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, [seal] James E. Markham, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Alien Property Custodian. Nationals and Last Known Address after investigation, finding: (Mrs.) Kate Zimmermann, Germany. [F. R. Doc. 44-12360; Filed, August 17, 1944; That the property described as follows: 10:26 a. m.] (Mrs.) Elsa Molczko, Poland. All right, title, interest and claim of any (Mrs.) Herta Mix, Germany. kind or character whatsoever of Richard (Miss) Helga Marieluise Kliewer, Germany. Weser, Irene Weser, Emilie Orfi, Gertlutz [Vesting Order 3993] That such property is in the process of Dannenbaum, Ernst Klestadt, and each of administration by Louise Jung, Frieda Wied- them, in and to the estate of Herman Eugen Steimer mann and Frieda Konstmann, as Executrices Stearns, deceased, In re: Estate of Eugen Steimer, a/k/a of the Estate of Anna Martha Lundschien, is property payable or deliverable to, or acting under the Judicial supervision of the claimed by, nationals of designated enemy Eugene Steimer, deceased; File D-28- Superior Court of the State of California, in countries, Germany, Hungary and Roumania, 3409; E. T. sec. 5108. and for the City and County of San Fran- namely, . Under the authority of the Trading ciscp; with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Determining that (Mrs.) Elsa Molczko, a Nationals and Last Known Address Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, citizen or subject of a designated enemy Richard Weser, Hungary. and pursuant to law, the undersigned, country, Germany and within an enemy oc­ Irene Weser, Hungary. after investigation, finding; cupied area, Poland, is a national of a desig­ Emilie Orfi, Roumania. nated enemy country, Germany; Gertlutz Dannenbaum, Belgium. That the property described as follows: And determining that to the extent that Ernst Klestadt, Holland. All right, title, interest and claim of any such nationals are persons not within a des­ kind or character whatsoever of Museum of ignated enemy country, .the national interest That such property is in the process of the City of Villingen, Eugenie Poser, a/k/a of the United States requires that such per­ administration by the County Treasurer, Alice Eugenie Poser and Marie Steimer, and sons be treated as nationals of a designated Nassau County, State of New York, acting each of them, in,and to the estate of Eugen enemy country, (Germany); ' under the judicial supervision of the Sur­ Steimer, a/k/a Eugene Steimer, deceased, And having made all determinations and rogate’s Court, Nassau Qpunty, Mineola, New taken all action required by law, including York; is property payable o'r deliverable to, or appropriate consultation and certification, And determining that Gertlutz Dannen­ claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy and deeming it necessary in the national baum and Ernst Klestadt, citizens or sub­ country, Germany, namely, interest, jects of the designated enemy country, Ger­ Nationals and Last Known Address many, and within enemy occupied countries hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ Belgium and Holland respectively, are na­ Museum of the City of Villingen, Germany. todian the property described above, to be tionals of a designated enemy country (Ger­ Eugenie Poser, a/k/a Alice Eugenie Poser, held, used, administered, liquidated, sold many) ; Germany. or otherwise dealt with in the interest To the extent that such nationals are per­ Marie Steimer, Germany. and for the benefit of the United States. sons not within a designated enemy country, That such property is in the process of ad­ the national interest of the United States ministration by the German Society of the Such property' and any or all of the requires that such persons be treated as na­ City of New York, as Executor of the Estate proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ tionals of designated enemy countries (Ger­ of Eugen Steimer, a/k/a Eugene Steimer, propriate account or accounts, pending many, Hungary and Roumania); acting under the judicial supervision of the further determination of the Alien Prop­ And having made all determinations and Surrogate’s Court, New York County, State of erty Custodian. This order shall not be taken all action required by law, including New York; . appropriate consultation and certification, deemed to limit the power of the Alien and deeming it necessary in the national in­ And determining that to the extent that such Property Custodian to return such prop­ terest, ‘ nationals are persons not within a designated erty or the proceedings thereof in whole enemy country, the national interest of the or in part, nor shall it be deemed to indi­ hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ United States requires that such persons be cate that compensation will not be paid todian the property described above, to treated as nationals of a designated enemy in lieu thereof, if and when it should be be held, used, administered, liquidated, country (Germany); FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 10057 And having made all determinations and taken all action required by law, including Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 appropriate consultation and certification, and deeming it necessary in the national Copyright Names and last known na­ Names and last known ad­ Identified persons numbers Titles of works tionalities of authors dresses of owners of copy­ whose interests are interest, rights being vested hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ Unknown___ Lili Marlene___ Norbert Schultze and Hans Apollo-Verlag, Paul Lin eke, Authors and owner. todian the property described above, to Leip of Germany (exact Berlin, Germany (nation­ be held, used, administered, liquidated, address not established). ality: German). sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ est and for the benefit of the United [F. R. Doc. 44-12362; Filed, August 17, 1944; 10:27 a. m.] States. Such property and any or all of the OFFICE OF ECONOMIC STABILIZATION. proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ [Directive, Aug. 15, 1944] propriate account or accounts pending further determination of the Alien S urplus P ears, 1944 Property Custodian. This order shall subsidy payment not be deemed to limit the power of the The War Food Administrators having submitted certain information and recom­ Alien Property Custodian to return such mendations to me on August 15, 1944, with reference to a program for the payment property or the proceeds thereof in whole of subsidies in 1944 on surplus pears, it is hereby found and determined that the or in part, nor shall it be deemed to in* purposes of the hold-the-line order, specifically, the policy established by Executive dicate that compensation ' will not be Orders 9250 and 9328 (3 C.F.R. Cum Supp., pp. 1213, 1267) will be effectuated by the paid in lieu thereof, if and when it payment of a subsidy to equalize, to the extent necessary the excess cost incurred, by canners through the shipment of peas from areas of surpteproductlon to areas in should be determined to take any one which unused canning facilities exist> or all of such actions.* The War Food Administrator is therefore, hereby authorized and directed to ab­ Any person, except a national of a sorb, by the use of Commodity Credit Corporation funds, the aforesaid excess cost designated enemy country, asserting any incurred by canners through the shipment of pears from areas of surplus production claim arising as a result of this order to the areas in which unused canning facilities exist. may, within one year from the date Issued this- 15th day of August 1944. hereof, or within such further time as F red M. Vinson, may be allowed, file with the Alien Economic Stabilization Director. Property Custodian on Form APC-1 a [F. R. Doc. 44-12370; Filed, August 17, 1944; 11:43 a. m.] notice of claim, together with a request for a hearing thereon. Nothing herein OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION. contained shall be deemed to constitute an admission of the existence, validity or [MPR 120, Amdt. 1 to Order 906] right to allowance of any such claim. B ituminous Coal in D istrict 8 The terms “national” and “designated adjustment of maximum prices enemy country” as used herein shall have the meanings prescribed in section For the reasons set forth in an opinion issued herewith' and in accordance with § 1340.207 (a) of Maximum Price Regulation No. 120, Order No. 906 under Maximum 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as Price Regulation No. 120 is hereby amended in the following respects: amended. 1. Footnote No. 7 appearing in and below the Table of Maximum Price Exceptions, Executed at Washington, D. C., on Au­ insofar as it relates to Mine Index No. 605, is hereby deleted and the humeral “8” is gust 8, 1944. inserted in its place in the table and the following footnote is inserted below the table. [seal] J ames E. Markham, 8 Void on and after 2/18/45. Alien Property Custodian. 2. The following mine index number, mine name, subdistrict number and maxi­ [F. R. Doc. 44-12361; Filed, August 17, 1944; mum price exceptions are added to the Table of Maximum Price Exceptions in the 10:27 a. m.] column with and under the War Eagle Mine, Mine Index No. 483: D istrict N o. 8.—M aximum P rice E xceptions

[Vesting Order 500A-30, Arndt.] Mine name i 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 10 15- 18 19 20- 22 23 No. Copyrights op Certain F oreign No. 17 21 Sub-district Nationals \ Mine Index —X J -----4 ■MM—Mac Vesting order Number 500A-30, dated * * • ~ T J / V " 7 4 ~ 7 • * f /

5 3 365 360 CO 1 s N May 7, 1943 (9 F.R. 7957), is hereby 350 350 k ¡$1 835 315 310 370 335 285 280 280 270 amended as'"'follows and not otherwise: V By deleting Exhibit A attached to and This Amendment No. 1 to Order No. [MPR 136, Amdt. 2 to Order 229] 906 under Maximum Price Regulation by reference made a part thereof and Chrysler Corp. substituting therefor Exhibit A attached No. 120 shall become effective August 16, 1944. ADJUSTMENT of maximum prices hereto and by reference made a part Unless the context otherwise requires, hereof. Amendment No. 2 to Order No. 229 the definitions set forth in § 1340.208 of under Maximum Price. Regulation 136, All other provisions of said Vesting Maximum Price Regulation No. 120 shall as amended—Machines and parts, and Order Number 500A-30 and all action apply to the terms used herein. machinery services. Chrysler Corpora­ taken on behalf of the undersigned in (56 Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law tion; Docket No. 3136-431. reliance thereon, pursuant thereto and 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; For the reasons set forth in an opin­ under the authority thereof are hereby E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) ion, issued simultaneously herewith and ratified and confirmed. filed with the Division of the Federal Issued this 16th day of August 1944. Register, and pursuant to and under the Executed at Washington D. C., on Chester B owles, authority vested in the Price Admin­ July 27, 1944. istrator by the Emergency Price Con­ Administrator. trol Act of 1942, as amended, and Ex­ [seal] J ames E. Markham, [F. R. Doc. 44-12337; Filed, August 16, 1944; ecutive Orders Nos. 9250 and 9328, and Alien Property Custodian. 2:51 p. m.] pursuant to § 1390.25a of Maximum Price No. 165------4 10058 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 Kitchen cutlery. Regulation 136, as amended, It is hereby (5) A charge to cover the reseller’s Kitchen utensils, aluminum. ovdcvsd * handling and delivery expense not to Kitchen utensils, cast iron. Order No. 229 under Maximum Price exceed the amount of this expense to the Kitchen utensils, enamel. Regulation 136 is amended in the fol­ reseller. Maple or maple finish bedroom suites. lowing respects: Mattresses. 3. Paragraphs (g) and (h) are re­ Mops, mop sticks and heads. 1. A new paragraph (b) (1) is added designated paragraphs (h) and (j) re­ Mouse traps and rat traps. to read as follows: spectively, and a new paragraph (g) is Occasional wood chairs, including chairs added to read as follows: with padded seats. .(1) Chrysler Corporation and its Pen nibs, steel or silver. wholly owned subsidiaries, except its (g) Definitions. A reseller for the Pencils, wood. wholly owned retail dealerships, may sell purpose of this order means: (1)A seller Picture frames selling to retailers for 60i to the United States Government, its engaged generally in the business of sell­ or less. agencies and wholly owned corporations, ing trucks at retail; (2) the Chrysler Pillows. for the use of the United States Govern­ Corporation, and its wholly owned sub­ Play pens. sidiaries, when selling trucks (i) at re­ Reed or fibre furniture. ment or for the purposes of Lend-Lease, Safes. each of the Dodge Motor Trucks listed tail, (ii) to fleet accounts, (iii) to the Unpainted chairs. in subparagraph (1) of paragraph (a) United States, or its agencies, or its Unpainted tables. at a price not to exceed the total of the wholy owned corporations, for resale by Unpainted vanities. applicable “Net Wholesale Price” in sub- the latfer to buyers outside the United Unpainted chests. paragraph (1) of paragraph (a), less the States; (3) a user of a truck described Unpainted cabinets. amount included in that Net Wholesale in subparagraph (1) of paragraph (c), Well buckets, metal. that has not been used. Wheeled cultivators and plows. Price for payment to dealers as an aver­ Window shades, paper. age wholesale bonus, plus the applicable This amendment shall be effective as Window shades, cloth. allowances in subparagraph (2) of of June 17, 1944. Wood bedsteads and cribs.- paragraph (a). Woodenware (except articles covered by Issued this 17th day of August 1944. MPRJ96). " 2. Paragraph (f) is amended to read Household refrigerators, ice. as follows: Chester B owles, . Administrator. (iii) An adustment may be made in (f) In the case of a reseller who can­ the case of any manufacturer of one of not establish a price under paragraph [F. R. Doc. 44-12379; Filed, August 17, 1944; 11:53 a. m.] the listed commodities when it appears (c) or (d), because he was not in busi­ that: ness on March 31, 1942, his maximum (a) His maximum price is below the price shall be a total of the following: prevailing level of maximum prices of (1) The applicable “Retail List Price”, [MPR .188, Arndt. 16 to Order A-2] other manufacturers of the same or f. o. b. factory, in subparagraph (1) of Certain Durable G oods substantially the same articles to the paragraph (c). same class of purchaser. (2) The original equipment retail ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES charge that Chrysler Corporation sug­ (b) His entire operation is being con­ gested on March 31, 1942, to resellers as For the reasons set forth in an opin­ ducted at a loss (or will be in 90 days) a charge to be made by resellers, to the ion issued simultaneously herewith and or his maximum price on the article on applicable class of purchaser, for extra, filed with the Division of the Federal which adjustment is sought is below his special and optional equipment attached Register, and pursuant to the authority manufacturing Cost, plus packing cost as original equipment to the applicable vested in the Price Administrator by the and shipping cost where delivered prices model listed in subparagraph (1) of Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as are quoted or freight is allowed or equal­ paragraph (c) except that for the fol­ amended, the Stabilization Act of 1942, ized. lowing equipment when sold attached as as amended, and Executive Orders Nos. (iv) Any adjustment of a manufac­ original equipment to the applicable 9250 and 9328, It is ordered: turer’s maximum price made under this model in subparagraph (1) 'of paragraph Order No. A-2, issued under § 1499.- provision will be limited to the lowest (c), the charge shall not exceed the fol­ 159b of Maximum Price Regulation NO. applicable amount among the follow­ lowing applicable “Retail List Price”, 188, is amended in the following respect: ing: less the discounts in effect on March 31, A new paragraph (a) (16) is added at (a) If the manufacturer’s entire op­ 1942, to the applicable class of purchaser: the end thereof to read as follows: eration is profitable, an amount suf­ ficient to cover the unit manufacturing Retail (16) Certain durable goods, (i) The Description list price purpose of this adjustment provision is cost plus packing cost and_shipping cost (a) Synthetic tires (when used on to remove price impediments to the con­ where delivered prices are quoted or iy2 ton models instead of syn­ tinued supply of certain durable goods freight is allowed or equalized. thetic rubber tires of base tire listed below, in cases where the cost of (b) If the manufacturer’s entire op­ equipment sizes): living will not be increased by the ad­ eration is .being conducted at a loss (or Front: 7.00 x 20, 8 ply, 6” rims-----$24.00 justment of the manufacturer’s maxi­ will be sor within 90 days), an amount Dual rear (with appropriate wheel mum price or prices. sufficient to cover his total unit cost to assembly) : (ii) This provision applies to the fol­ make and sell the article. 7.50 x 20, 8 ply, 7” rims------124. 25 8.25 x 20, 10 ply, 7" rims------205. 50 lowing commodities: (c) An amount equivalent to the pre­ (b) Synthetic tires (when used on 2 Baby carriages, folding. vailing market level of maximum prices ton models instead of synthetic Bathroom wall fixtures. of similar articles to the same class of rubber tires of base tire equip­ Bicycle saddles. purchaser, manufactured by competitive ment sizes) : Breakfast sets. firms. Front: 8.25 x 20, 10 ply, 7” rims, Brooms. (v) Even though a manufacturer may 6 stud hubs------*----- 88.15 Brushes. qualify under this paragraph for an ad­ Dual rear 9.00 x 20, 10 ply, 8” rims, Canvas and wood folding furniture. justment in price, the adjustment may be 6 stud hubs..______240. 25 Carpenters’ squares. (c) Eaton 2-speed Rear Axle (16,050 ' Carpet sweepers. denied if it appears that a reasonably lbs.) for 2 ton models------157.30 Cast iron hand tools. adequate substitute for the article on Curtain rods, metal. which adjustment is sought is available at (3) Actual freight-in expense. Electric irons. a lower price than the. manufacturer’s (4) The amount the Chrysler Cor­ Fife-protective chests. price as adjusted. poration in accordance with its March Fountain pens, with steel or silver nibs. (vi) Any order making an adjustment 31, 1942, method, charges the reseller as Galvanized ware. in a manufacturer’s maximum price Un­ an allowance to cover federal excise tax Garment hangers, wire. and tires-weight tax, and the amount of Garment hangers, wood. der this provision may also make appro- thè reseller’s expense for state and local High chairs. . priate adjustments in the maximum taxes assessed on the vehicle.' Kitchen cabinets. prices of other sellers of the article. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 10059 This amendment shall become effec­ shall affix to each electric iron delivered Regional and District Office Orders. tive on the 18th day of August 1944. by him on and after the effective date of [Region II Order G -l Under RMPR '269, Issued this 17th day of .August 1944. this order, a statement giving the make Amdt. 2.] or brand name, the model number, and Chester Bowles, the retail ceiling price established by the P oultry Except Ducks in New Y ork Administrator. Office of Price Administration for sales R egion [P. R. Doc. 44-12381; Piled, August 17, 1944; of that electric iron at retail. This may For the reasons set forth in an opinion 11:55 a. m.J be done by tag, label or other device at issued simultaneously herewith and the option of the manufacturer. A tag under the authority vested in the Re­ in the following form (with the blanks gional Administrator of the Office of properly filled in) is satisfactory: Price Administration for Region II by [MPR 188, Order 2091] § 1429.14 of Revised Maximum Price Make or brand______Regulation No. 269, Order No. G -l under Tagging of N ew Electric I rons M odel______'______Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. Order No. 2091 under § 1499.159b of OPA Retail Ceiling Price______269 is amended in the following respects: Maximum Price Regulation No. 188. The statement must be affixed to the 1. The title of section 3 (a) is Manufacturers’ maximum prices for electric iron prior to its delivery to the amended to read as follows: specified building materials and con­ buyer. (c) Base prices for Grade “A” proc­ sumers’ goods other than apparel. (b) This order may be revoked or essed poultry items and Grade “1” live For the reasons set forth in an opinion amended by the Price Administrator at poultry items in Zone 1. issued simultaneously herewith and filed any time. * with the Division of the Federal Regis­ 2. The title of section 3 (a) (2) is ter and pursuant to the authority vested This order shall become effective Au­ amended to read as follows: in the Price Administrator and the gust 24, 1944. (2) Maximum base prices for Grade Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, Issued this 17th day of August 1944. “A” processed poultry items, except as amended, the Stabilization Act of ducks, and Grade "1” live poultry items, 1942, as amended, and Executive Orders Chester B owles, except ducks, in Zone 1. Nos. 9250 and 9328, it is ordered: Administrator. 3. In, section 3 (a) (2) the maximum (a) Tagging of new electric irons. [P. R. D qc. 44r-12380; Piled, August 17, 1944; base prices for young turkeys and old Every manufacturer of an electric iron 11:53 a. m.] turkeys are amended! to read as follows:

Food products—Weight Maximum base prices—Zone 1

Type Kosher- Kosher - killed, kosher- Frozen Live weight Frozen-eviscerated, Kosher- dressed dressed and dressed and drawn weight Live Dressed killed and Drawn evis­ weight plucked cerated

Young turkeys: Light...... Under l£ „ ...... Under 16______Under 1 3 ...... 36.3 43.0 42.0 43.5 51.5 54.5 18 to 22...... 16 to 20...... 13 to 1614...... -...... 35.3 43.0 42.0 43.5 50.5 53.5 20 and over...... 16^ and over...... 35.3 43.0 42.0 43.5 49.5 62.5 Old turkeys: Under 18...... U ndetlO ...... Under 13...... 33.3 41.0 40.0 41.5 49.0 52.0 18 to 22...... 16 to 2 0 - ! - ...... 13 to 16}4...... 33.3 41.0 40.0 41.5 48.0 51.0 20 and over...... 33.3 41.0 40.0* 41.5 47.5 50.5

4. The title of section 3 (b) is amended to read as follows: (b) Base prices for Grade “A” processed poultry items and Grade “1” live poultry items in Zone 2. 5. The title of section 3 (b) (2) is amended to read as follows: (2) Maximum base prices for Grade “A” processed poultry items, except ducks, and Grade “1” live poultry items, except ducks, in Zone 2. 6. In section 3 (b) (2) the maximum base prices for youn g turkeys and old turkeys are amended to read as follows:

Food products—Weight Maximum base prices—Zone 2

Type Kosher- Kosher-killed, kosher- Frozen-eviscerated, Kosher- Frozen Live weight dressed and dressed Live Dressed dressed Drawn evis­ weight and drawn weight killed and plucked cerated # Young turkeys: Light. Under 16...... Under 13______35.2 42.9 41.9 43.4 51.4 64.4 18 to 22— ...... 16 to 20______,13 to 16 ...... 35.2 42.9 41.9 43.450.4 53.4 20 and over...... 16lb and over...... 35.2 42.9 41.9 43.4 49.4 52. 4 Old turkeys: Under 16...... Under 13...... 33.2 40.9 39.9 41.4 48.9 51.9 18 to 22...... i6 to 20______: ...... 13 to 16H...... 33.2 40.9 39.9 41. 4 47.9 50.9 H eavy...... 20 and over______16}4 and over______33.2 40.9 ' 39.9* 41.4 47.4 50.4

7. The title of section 3 (c) is amended to read as follows: (c) Base prices for Grade “A” processed poultry items and Grade “1” live poultry items in Zone 3. 8. The title of section 3 (c) (2) is amended to read as follows: (2) Maximum base prices for Grade “A” processed poultry items, except ducks, and Grade “1” live poultry items, except ducks, in Zone 3. 10060 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 9. In section 3 (c) (2) the maximum base prices for young turkeys and old turkeys are amended to read as follows:

Food products—Weight Maximum*base prices—Zone 3

Type Kosher- Frozen Kosher-killed, kosher- frozen-eviscerated, Kosher- dressed Live weight Live Dressed Drawn evis­ dressed and dressed And drawn weight killed and cerated weight plucked

Young turkeys: Under 16...... Under 13...... 35.1 42.8 41.8 43.3 51.3 54. 18 to 22 16 to 20— ...... 13 to 1654— ...... 35.1 42.8 41.8 43.3 50.3 53. 16)4 and over...... 35.1 42.8 41.8 43.3 49.3 52. Old turkeys: Under 16—...... Under 13______33.1 40.8 39.8 41.3 48.8 61. 18 to 22 . 16 to 20...... 13 to 16)4...... 33.1 40.8 39.8 41.3 47.8 50. 20 and over...... 16)4 and over...... 33.1 40.8 39.8* 41.3 47.3 50.

10. The title of section 3 (d) is amended to read as follows: (d) Base price for Grade “A” processed poultry items and Grade (,1” live poultry items in Zone 4. 11. The title of section 3 (d) (2) is amended to read as follows: (2) Maximum base prices for Grade “A” poultry items, except ducks, and Grade “1” live poultry items, except ducks, in Zone 4. 12. In section 3 (d) (2) the maximum base prices for young turkeys and old turkeys are amended to read §£ follows:

Food products—WTeight Maximum base prices—Zone 4

Kosher- Type Kosher-killed, kosher- Frozen Frozen-eviscerated, Dressed Kosher- dressed Drawn evis­ Live weight dressed and dressed and drawn weight Live killed and weight plucked cerated

Young turkeys: Under 1 8 ...... Under 16...... Under 13...... 35.0 " 42. 7 41.7 43.2 51.2 64.2 18 to 22...... 16 to 20.— ...... 13 to 16)4...... —- 35.0 42.7 41.7 43.2 5Ò. 2 63.2 20 and over...... 16)4 and over...... - . 35.0 42.7 41.7 43.2 49.2 52.2 Old Turkeys: Under 16...... Under 13...... 33.0 40.7 39.7 41.2 48.7 51.7 18 to 22 ___-. - ___ 16 to 2 0 ...... 13 to 16)4...... 33.0 40.7 39.7 41.2 47.7 60.7 -20 and ov er...... 16)4 and over______33.0 40.7 * 39.7* 41..2 47.2 50.2

13. Section 3

A ppendix I [Maximum prices per pound]

Item Basing points Style of dressing Table A—Ports of entry Table B—Ports of entry Table D—Ports of entry Species No.

Southern California Southern California Southern California $0.155 Barracuda. San Diego, San Pedro, Round______$0.115 $0.135 and Santa Barbara. Drawn_____...... 13 .155 .1775 ■Dressed...... 1475 .175 .20 Dressed collars oft. .18 .205 Steaks...... 22 .25 Fillet...... 275 .3125 Southern California Southern California Southern California $0.165 California halibut. Ban Diego, San Pedro, Round______$0.125 $0.145 . and Santa Barbara. Drawn______.1475 .1725 .195 Dressed______.17 .1975 .2225 Dressed collars off. .22 .2475 Steaks...... 2475 .28 Fillet...... 32 .37

Northern Central Southern Northern Central Southern Northern Central Southern Califor­ Califor­ ..Califor­ Califor­ Califor­ Califor­ Califor­ Califor­ Califor­ nia nia nia nia nia nia nia nia nia $0.1325 $0.1225 $0.1625 $0.1525 $0.1425 White seabass. San Diego, San Pedro, Round______! $0.1225 $0.1125 $0.1025 $0.1425 Santa Barbara, and Drawn...... 15 .14 .13 .17 .16 .15 .19 .18 .17 San Francisco. Dressed______.175 .165 I .155 .195- .185 .175 .215 .205 .1975 Dressed collars off. .185 .175 .165 .2125 .2025 .1925 .2375 .2275 . 2175 Steaks...... 225 .215 .205 .2525 .2455 .2325 Fillet skins on___ .285 .275 .265 .315 .305 .295 Fillet skinless...... 33 .32 .31 .37 .36 .35

Southern Southern Southern California Nogales California Nogales California $0.12 $0.13 Black seabass. San Pedro. R ound.. $.095 $0.10 $. 11 D raw n.. .11 .115 .135 \ 1375 .1575 Dressed. .1275 .1375 .1575 .1650 .185 Steaks... F ille t... .325 .34 .3825 . 3975 Southern Southern Southern California Nogale; California Nogale; California $0.15 $0.155 Bockbass. Nogales, San Pedro, San R ound.. $0.115 $0.13 $0.135 Diego. D raw n.. .14 .16 .165 .1825 .1875 Dressed. .17 .18 .20 .2075 .2275 Steaks.. .2025 .225 .2375 .25 F ille t... .35. .37 .39 .42 Southern Southern Nogales California Nogales California $0.1775 Mexican seabass. Nogales, and Los Angles. Dressed. $0.1375 $0.1575 $0.1575 Steaks.. . .18 .1975 .205 .2225 F ille t... .24 .2825 .27 .315

All A ll A ll Squid...... 7 R o u n d ...... $0.035 $0.055 $0.075 Queenfish.. 8 ____do...... 055 .075 .095 Kingflsh... 9 ...... do ...... —. .075 .095 10 ...... do:...... 0175 .0375 .0575 Herring,..-. .13 Whitebait.. 11 ...... do ...... 09 ' . n

San Francisco A ll other San Francisco A ll other San Francisco A ll other $0.07 $0.10 $0.09 Rex sole. Ali ports. RornM.. $0.06 $0.05 - $0.08 ___ do___ D raw n.. .0675 .09 .0725 .1125 .095 ___ do___ Dressed. .10 .09 ■ -—.1325 .1225 . 165 .155

NOTES (1) M inim um prices under table A are for sales ex-vessel; for boxed fish add .01 to (4) Central California refers to the ports of entry in California located north of the the maximum prices under table A. . southern boundary of Monterey County and south of thè-southern boundary of the (2) Maximum prices at all ports of entry not listed shall be the maximum prices C ity and County of San Francisco. established for the nearest port of entry listed. . (5) Northern California refers to the ports of entry :in California located north of the (3) ' Southern California refers to the ports of entry in California located south of the southern boundary of the City and County of San Francisco. southern boundary of Monterey County.

A p p e n d ix II

TABLE A.— MAXIMUM PRICES TOR SALES OF LISTED FRESH FISH AND SEAFOOD ITEMS BV PRODUCERS *

Septem­ Octo­ Nôemv- Decern Janu­ Febru­ M arch AprU M ay June July August Style of dressing Port of entry • ary ary ber ber ber ber

$0.08 $0.10 Crab, live...,...... All in Oregon and Washington 3____. $0.10 $0.08 $0.08 $0.07 $0.07 $0.07 $0.08 $0.08 $0.08 $0.08 All in Washington3------¡1.75 per dozen, a 1 month Seattle, Wash., and Portland, Oreg. .1125 .0925 .0925 .082ii • 0825.' .0825 .0925 .0925 [" .0925 .0925 .0925 . 1125 Crescent City, Calif...... 10 Eureka, Calif...... 105 San Francisco, Calif...... 12 Bodega Bay, C a lif...... 11 AH months. Monterey, Calif...... 11 Half Moon Bay, Calif...... 11 .11 Point Reyes, Calif...... 13 Crab, cooked in shell. AH in Oregon and Washington3...... 13 .11 .11 .0975 .0975 .0975 .11 .11 .11 .11 .11 Seattle, Wash., and Portland, Oreg. .1475 .125 .125 .1125 .1125 .1125 .125 .125 .125 .125 .125 . 1475 Crescent City, Calif______.13 ' Eureka, C alif:______.1375 San Francisco, Calif.______.155 Bodega Bay, Calif______.1425 All months. Monterey, Calif______.1425 Half Moon Bay, Calif______.1425 Point Reyes, Calif______. 1425,

1 Prices are per pound, except where otherwise indicated. Maximum prices are for » Maximum prices at all other ports of entry shall be the maximum prices establish sales ex-vessel; for boxed fish a charge of 1 cent per pound m ay be added to the maximum ed for the nearest port of entry listed. prices established. 3 Except Seattle, Wash., and Portland, Oreg. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 10063

' TABLE B.— MAXIMUM PRICES FOR SALES OF LISTED FRESH FISH AND SEAFOOD ITEMS BY PRIMARY FISH SHIPPER WHOLESALERS1

Au­ Sep­ Oc­ No­ De­ Jan­ Feb­ M ay July Item and style of dressing Port of entry uary ruary March April June gust tember tober vember cember

All in Oregon and Washington3______$0.12 $0.10 $0.10 $0.09 $0.09 $0.09 $0.10 $0.10 $0.10 $0.10 $0.10 $0.12 Seattle, Wash, and Portland, Oreg______. .1325 .1125 .1125 .1025 .1025 .1025 .1125 .1125 .1125 .1125 .1125 .1325 Crescent City, Calif__ >_...... 12 j Eureka, Calif...... 125 San Francisco, Calif...... 14 Monterey, Calif...... 13 J Crab, cooked in shell...... All in Oregon and Washington3...... »155 .135 .135- .1225 .1225 .1225 .135 .135 .135 .135 .135 . 155 Seattle, Wash, and Portland, Oreg...... 1725 .15 . is .1375 .1375 .1375 .15 . 15 • 15 . 15 . 15 .1725 Crescent City, Calif...... 155 Eureka, Calif...... 1625 Bodega Bay, Calif...... 1725 San Francisco, Calif...... ’. .18 , Monterey, Calif...... 1725 All months. All in Oregon and Washington 3______.73 Eureka, Calif, and Seattle, Wash. and Port- land, Oreg...... jf . u77 San Francisco, Calif______

1 Prices in cents per pound unless otherwise indicated. Cowlitz Counties; all ports of entry in Oregon shall be basing points for localities in i Maximum prices at all other ports shall be the maximum prices established for the the State of Oregon west of the summit of the Coast Range; Portland shall bea basing nearest port of entry listed, point for localities in the State of Oregon east of the sum m it of the Coast Range and for s Except Seattle, Wash., and Portland, Oreg. localities in Klickitat, Wahkiakum, Skamania, and Cowlitz Counties; Eureka and ' Basing points for table B: . . San Francisco shall be basing points for localities in California, Nevada, and Arizona. (a) For sales of live crab and cooked crab in shell, Seattle shall be the basing pomt (6) For sales of crabmeat, Seattle, Portland, and Eureka shall be basing points for (or localities in the State of Washington, except Klickitat, Wahkiakum, Skamania, and all localities in region VIII.

TABLE D.—MAXIMUM PRICES FOR SALES OF LISTED FRESH FISH AND SEAFOOD BY WHOLESALERS OTHER THAN PRIMARY FISH SHIPPER WHOLESALERS

Janu­ Feb­ M arch June • July A ugust Sep­ Oc­ No­ De­ Item and style of dressing Port of entry '■ ary ruary March April M ay te m b e r tober vem ber cem ber

Crab, live. All in Oregon and Washington3...... $0.14 $0.12 $0.12 $0.11 $0.11 $0.11 $0.12 $0.12 $0.12 $0.12 $0.12 $0.14 Seattle, Wash., and Portland, Oreg_____ / . 1525 .1325 .1325 .1225 .1225 .1225 .1325 .1325 .1325 .1325 .1325 .1525 Crescent City, Calif...... 14 Eureka, JD.alif______. 145 > All months. San Francisco, Calif__ ^...... 16 Monterey, Calif...... , .155 Crab, cooked in shell. All in Oregon and W ashington3...... 175 .155 .155 .1425 .1425 .1425 .155 .155 .155 .155 .155 .175 Seattle, Wash., and Portland, Oreg_____ .1925 .17 .17 .1575 .1575 .1575 .17 .17 .17 .17 .17 .1925 Crescent City, Calif...... 175 Eureka, Calif______.1825 Bodega Bay, Calif...... 1925 San Francisco, Calif...... 20 Monterey, Calif... 1______.1925 Ail months. Crabmeat. All in Oregon and Washington3______.83 Eureka, Calif., Seattle, Wash., and Port­ .85 land, Oreg. San Francisco, Calif...... — .87

1 Prices in cents per pound unless otherwise indicated. and Cowlitz Counties; all ports of entry in Oregon shall be basing points for localities 3 Maximum prices at all other ports shall be the maximum prices established for the in the State of Oregon west of the summit of the Coast Range; Portland shall be a basing nearest port of entry listed. point for localities in the State of Oregon east of the sum m it of the Coast Range and for 3 Except Seattle, Wash., and Portland, Oreg. localities in Klickitat, Wahkiakum, Skamania, and Cowlitz Counties; Eureka and San 4 Basing points for table D. Francisco shall be basing points for localities in California, Nevada, and Arizona. (a) For sales of live crab and cooked crab in shell, Seattle shall be the basing pomt for (6) For sale of crabmeat, Seattle, Portland, and Eureka shall be basing points for all ocalities in the State of Washington, except for Klickitat, Wahkiakum, Skamania, localities in region V III. [F. R. Doc. 44-12296; Filed, August 16, 1944; 9:39 a. m.]

[Lexington, Order 1 Under Restaurant A, list first those which you do offer, plac­ or deliver it to your local War Price and MPR 2] ing them on the poster in the order in Rationing Board on or before August which they appear in Appendix A. Then 21, 1944. Each copy must be clear and Posting Requirements in Lexington, Ky ., add as many other items which you usu­ legible, dated and signed by the owner District ally offer to bring the total number to or manager of your establishment, with For the reasons set forth in an opinion 40, with your ceiling price for each item. the name and address of the establish­ issued simultaneously herewith and un-r (c) If you do not offer as many as 40 ment following the signataire. der the authority vested in the District items, place on the poster all the items The War Price and Rationing Board Director of the Lexington, Kentucky Dis­ which you do offer and your ceiling price shall check this list with your filed ceil­ trict Office of the Office of Price Admin­ for each. ing prices. If the prices check, the Board istration by section 16 of Restaurant (d) List a la carte items first. In list­ shall make a notation to this effect on Maximum Price Regulation No. 2, it is ing meals, list the entree and then indi­ one copy of the list and return it to hereby ordered: cate the type of meal, for example, steak you. You shall keep this copy in your dinner, leg of lamb dinner, filet of sole establishment, and make it available for Section 1. Posting requirements. ‘If lunch, vegetable plate luncheon. examination by any person during busi­ you own or operate an eating or drink­ (e) The list of individual items may be ness hours. ing establishment, you must, on or be­ printed or hand lettered in ink on the If the prices on your list do not com­ fore August 16, 1944, show on a poster poster in letters large enough so that it pletely check with your filed ceiling to be supplied by the Office of Price Ad­ can be easily read by your customers. prices, the Board will call you in for a ministration, your lawful ceiling prices (f) You must place the poster near conference, so that corrections may be for 40 food items, and meals, as set forth the main entrance of your establishment, made. in this order. or in a conspicuous place so that it will Sec. 3. Replacement of posters. If a (a) First list on the poster as. many be plainly visible to your customers. poster is mutilated or becomes badly of the food items and meals listed in Ap­ Sec. 2. Filing of lists of posted prices. soiled or otherwise damaged, it must be pendix A of this order, as you offer for When you have made up the list of food replaced by a new one which may be sale and your ceiling prices for each. items and meals to be posted and your obtained from your War Price and Ra­ (b) If you do not offer all the 40 items lawful ceiling price for each, you must tioning Board upon presentation of the listed in the applicable table in Appendix make three copies of this list, and send damaged poster. Erasures or changes 10064 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 of prices listed on the poster are pro­ [Dallas Order 1 Under Restaurant MPR 2] Sec. 3. Replacement of posters. If a hibited. The new poster must be filled poster is mutilated or becomes badly P osting R equirements in D allas, T ex., soiled or otherwise damaged, it must be out exactly like the old one. Large es­ District tablishments may receive extra posters. replaced by a new one which may be ob­ tained from your War Price and Ra­ Sec. 4. Geographical applicability. The For the reasons set forth in an opinion issued simultaneously herewith and un­ tioning Board upon presentation of the provisions of this order extend to all eat­ damaged poster. Erasures or changes of ing and drinking establishments located der the authority vested in the District Director of the Dallas District Office of prices listed on the poster are prohibited. within the Lexington, Kentucky Dis­ the Office of Price Administration by sec­ The new poster must be filled out exactly trict of the Office of Price Administra­ tion 16 of Restaurant Maximùm Price like the old one. Large establishments tion. Regulation No. 2, it is hereby ordered: may receive extra posters. Sec. 4. Geographical applicability. The Sec. 5. Exemptions. All establish­ Section 1. Posting requirements. If provisions of this order extend to all ments which are exempted from the pro­ you own or operate an eating or drinking eating places and 4rinkinS establish­ visions of Restaurant Maximum Price establishment, you must, on or before ments located within the Dallas District Regulation No. 2 are exempted from this August 16, 1944, show on a poster to be of the Office of Price Administration. order, supplied by the Office of Price Adminis­ Appendix A tration, your lawful ceiling prices' for 40 Sec. 5. Exemptions. All establish­ Appetizer or soup: food items, and meals, as set forth in ments which are exempted from the pro­ Tomato or fruit Juice. this order. visions of Restaurant Maximum Price Vegetable soup. (a) First list on the poster as many Regulation No. 2 are exempted from this Chili. order. Sandwich: of the food items and meals listed in Ham. < Appendix A of this order, as you offer for This orcler shall become effective Au­ American cheese. sale and your ceiling prices for each. If gust 9, 1944. Swiss cheese. you find in Appendix A several tables of Note: The reporting and record-keeping Hamburger. food items and meals,"choose the table provisions of this order have been approved Frankfurter (hot dog). most applicable to your establishment. by the Bureau of the Budget in accordance Egg. (b) If you do not offer all the 40 items with the Federal Reports Act of 1942. Chicken salad. listed in the applicable table in Appendix Tomato and lettuce. (56 Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law Club. A, list first those which you do offer, plac­ ing them on the poster in the order in 383, 78th Cong.; E. O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; Tuna fish. E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) Hot roast beef. which they appear in Appendix A. Then Salad : add as many other items which you usu­ Issued this 31st day of July 1944. Chicken salad. ally offer to bring the total number to Head lettuce with dressing. 40, with your ceiling price for each item. Gus W. T homasson, Combination salad. (c) If you do not offer as many as 40 District Director. Fruit salad. Appendix A MEALS items, place on the poster all the items Breakfast : which you do offer and your ceiling price TABLE I—RESTAURANTS, HOTEL COFFEE SHOPS. Hot cakes or waffles with syrup. for each. DINING ROOMS AND NIGHT CLUBS 1 egg, bacon, toast and coffee. (d) List a la carte items first. In list­ 2 eggs, bacon, toast and coffee. ing meals, list the entree and then indi­ Fruit and vegetable Juices: Cereal, toast and coffee. cate the type of meal, for example, steak 1. Orange Juice. Lunch : dinner, leg of lamb dinner, filet of sole 2. Grapefruit Juice. Spaghetti with meat sauce. 3. Tomato Juice. Pork chop, 2 vegetables or 1 vegetable and lunch, vegetable plate luncheon. Pie, donuts, etc.: salad and drink. (e) The list of individual items may 4. Buttered toast. Roast beef, 2 vegetables or 1 vegetable and be printed or hand lettered in ink on the 5. Donuts. salad and drink. poster in letters large enough so that it 6. Sweet roll. Vegetable plate, 4 vegetables or 3 vegetables can be easily read by your customers. 7. Pie. and salad, drink. (f) You must place the poster near Breakfast items: Dinner : the main entrance of your establishment, 8. Dry cereal with milk. Fried chicken, 2 vegetables or 1 vegetable 9. Cooked cereal with milk. and salad, drink. or in a conspicuous place so that it will 10. Two eggs, toast and coffee. Sirloin steak, 2 vegetables or 1 vegetable be plainly visible to your customers. 11. Ham, bacon or sausage, one egg, toast and salad, drink. Sec. 2. Filing of lists of posted prices. and coffee. T-bone steak, 2 vegetables or 1 vegetable When you have made up the list of food 12. Ham, bacon or sausage, two eggs, toast and salad, drink. and coffee. Hamburger steak, 2 vegetables or 1 vege­ items and meals to be posted and your 13. Hot cakes (three). table and salad, drink. lawful ceiling price for each, you must 14. Waffle. Miscellaneous: make three copies of this list, and send or Soup, etc.: Pie per cut. deliver it to your local War Price and 15. Soup (homemade). Ice cream. Rationing Board on or before August 21, 16. Soup (canned). - Cereals with milk. 1944. Each copy must be clear and leg­ 17. Chili. Doughnuts. ible, dated and signed by the owner or Luncheon and dinner items a la carte (indi­ French fried potatoes. cate items included) : Beverage: manager of your establishment, with the 18. Roast beef. Milk. name and address of the establishment 19. Roast pork. Coffee. following the signature. 20. Liver and onions or bacon. Tea. The War Price and Rationing Board 21. Chicken pie. Hot chocolate. shall check this list with your filed ceil­ 22. Fried chicken. Soft drinks. 23. Tenderloin of trout. ing prices. If the prices check, the Board 24. Chicken croquettes. This order shall become effective Au­ shall make a notation to this effect on 25. Breaded veal cutlet. gust 9, 1944. one copy of the list and return it to Noon luncheon—described below—two most (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th you. You shall keep this copy in your popular luncheons: Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, establishment, and make it available for 2 6 . ______8 P.R. 4681) examination by any person during busi­ Soup or appetiser Salad Entree Issued this the 31st day of July, 1944. ness hours. If the prices on your list do not com­ No. of veg. Drink Dessert E. R eed Wilson, pletely check with your filed ceiling District Director. prices, the Board will call you in for a [F. R. Doc. 44-12332; Filed, August 16, 1944; conference, so that corrections can be Evening dinner;—described below—two most 2:00 p. m.J made. popular; ■ ’. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 10065 2 8 ._____ - ...... Pie, soup, etc.: which you do offer and your ceiling price Soup or appetiser Salad Entree 10. Pie. for each. 11. Soup (homemade). (d) List a la carte items first. In list­ No. of veg. Drink Dessert 12. Soup (canned). ing meals list the entree and then indicate 2 9 ...... 13. Chili. the type of meal, for example, steak din­ Sandwiches: A la carte luncheon and dinner items: ners, leg of lamb dinner, filet of sole lunch, 30. Ham. 14. ------— ------vegetable plate luncheon. 81. »American cheese. Soup or appetizer Salad Entree (e) If you operate a bar, you will not, 32. Hamburger. of course, find any items listed in the 33. Chicken salad. No. of veg. Drink Dessert table in Appendix A which you serve. In 34. Bacon & Tomato. 15. —------35. Hot beef with potatoes and gravy. that case you will list 40 of your most Drinks: Fountain items: popular drink items. If you do not serve 36. Coffee, hot or iced. 16. Malted milk. 40 items, then list all you do serve. 37. Tea, hot or iced. 17. Milk . shake. (f) The list of individual items may be Steaks (indicate items included): 18. Sundae. printed or hand lettered in ink on the 38. T-Bone. 19. Ice cream soda. poster in letters large enough so that it 39. Sirloin Steaks. 20. Ice cream (dish). can be easily read by your customers. 40. Pork Chops. 21. Milk chocolate, plain. (g) You must place the poster near 22. Limeade (large). TABLE XI---CAFETERIA ITEMS the main entrance of your establishment, 23. Banana split. or in a conspicuous place so that it will Salads: Sandwiches: 1. Potato salad. 24. Chicken salad. be plainly visible to your customers. 2. Combination. 25. Ham and cheese. S ec. 2. Filing of lists of posted prices. 3. Fruit salad. 26. Sliced 'chicken. When you have made up the list of food Entrees: 27. Bacon and tomato. items and meals to be posted and your 4. Fried gulf trout. 28. Hot beef with potatoes. 5. Fish croquettes. 29. Hot pork. lawful ceiling price for each, you must 6. Roast beef. 30. Hot steak. make three copies of this list and send or 7. Roast pork. 31. Ham. deliver them to your local War Price and 8. Meat loaf. 32. Pimento cheese. Rationing Board on or before August 21, 9. Meat balls with spaghetti. 33. American cheese. 1944. Each copy must be clear and 10. Small T-bone. 34. Barbecued beef. legible, dated and signed by the owner or 11. Liver and onions or bacon. 35. Hamburger. manager of your establishment, with the 12. Chicken pie. 36. Peanut butter. 13. Beef stew. Steaks and chops and fish: name and address of the establishment 14. Country fried steak. 37. Club steak. following the signature. Vegetables: 38. Pork chops. The War Price and Rationing Board 15. Mashed potatoes. Drinks: shall check this list with your filed ceil­ 16. Buttered carrots. 39. Coffee, hot or iced. ing prices. If the prices check, the Board 17. Boiled cabbage. 40. Tea, hot or iced. shall make a notation to this effect on 18. Spinach. [F. R. Doc. 44-12333: Filed, August. 16, 1944, one copy of the list and return it to you. 19. Buttered beets. You shall keep this copy in your estab­ 20. Peas. 2:00 p. m.] 21. Baked beans. lishment, and make it available for ex­ 22. Corn. amination by any person during business 23. Baked potato. [Sioux Falls Order 1 Under Restaurant hours. 24. Cream beans. MPR 2] If the prices in your list do not com­ 25. Lima beans. pletely check with your filed ceiling Desserts: P osting R equirements in Sioux F alls, prices the Board will call you in for a 26. Apple pie. S. Dak., D istrict conference, so that corrections can be 27. Cream pie. made. 28. Cake. Under the authority vested in the Dis­ 29. Ice cream (dish). trict Director of the Sioux Falls, South Sec. 3. Replacement of posters. If a 30. Cobbler. Dakota, District Office of the Office of poster is mutilated or becomes badly 31. Pudding. Price Administration by section 16 of Res­ soiled or otherwise damaged, it must be Drinks: taurant Maximum Price Regulation No. 2, replaced by a new one which may be ob­ 32. Tea, hot or iced. it is hereby ordered: tained from your War Price and Ration­ 33. Coffee, hot or iced. Section 1. Posting requirements. If ing Board upon presentation of the dam­ 34. Milk (half pint). aged poster. Erasures or changes of 35. Buttermilk. you own or operate an eating or drinking Bread: establishment, you must, on or before prices listed on the poster are prohibited. 36. White or wholewheat (per slice). August 14, 1944, show on a poster to be The new poster must be filled out exactly 37. Corn sticks. supplied by the Office of Price Adminis­ like the old one. Large establishments 38. Hot roll. tration your lawful ceiling prices for 40 may receive extra posters. Soup: “food items, and meals, as set forth in this Sec. 4. Geographical applicability. The 39. Homemade vegetable. order. provisions of this order extend to all eat­ 40. Chili. (a) First list on the poster as many of the food items and meals listed in Ap­ ing and drinking establishments (as de­ TABLE, m —DRUGS AND DEPARTMENT STORE SODA. pendix A of this order as you offer for fined in section 19 (a) of Restaurant FOUNTAINS, SANDWICH PLACES AND SIMILAR sale and your ceiling prices for each. If Maximum Price Regulation No. 2), lo­ ESTABLISHMENTS you find in Appendix A several tables cated within the Sioux Falls, South Da­ Juices: of food items and meals, choose the table kota District of the Office of Price Ad­ 1. Orange juice. most applicable to your establishment. ministration. 2 . Grapefruit juice. (b) If you do not offer all the 40 items S ec. 5. All establishments which are 3. Tomato juice. listed in the applicable table in Appen­ exempted from the provisions of Res­ Appetizers: dix A, list first those which you do offer, 4. Fruit cocktail. taurant Maximum Price Regulation No. placing them on the poster in the order 2 are exempted under this order. Breakfast items: in which they appear in Appendix A. 5. Dry cereal with milk. Then add as many other items which This order shall become effective 6. Cooked cereal with milk. 7. Two eggs, toast and coffee. you usually offer to bring the total num­ August 9, 1944. 8. Ham, bacon or sausage, one egg, toast ber to 40, with your ceiling price for each Note: The reporting and record keeping and coffee. item. provisions of Order No. 1 under Restaurant 9. Ham, bacon or sausage, two eggs, toast (c) If you do not offer as many as 40 Maximum Price Regulation No. 2 have been and coffee. items, place on the poster all the items approved by the Bureau of the Budget in No. 165----- 5 10066 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18.,.1944 accordance with the Federal Reports Act pendix A of this order, as you offer for by the Bureau of the Budget, in accordance of 1942. sale and your ceiling prices for each. with the Federal Reports Act of 1942. (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th (b) If you do not offer all the 40 items This Order shall become effective Au­ Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 P.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, listed in Appendix A, list first those which gust 16, 1944. 8 P.R. 4681). you do offer, placing them on the poster (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th in the order in which they appear in Issued this 1st day of August 1944. CBng.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, Appendix A. Then add as many other 8 F.R. 4681) E. J. WlNTERSTEEN, items which you usually offer to bring the Acting District Director. total number to 40, with your ceiling price Issued this 9th day of August, 1944. Appendix A for each item. M. E. R awlings, A. Breakfast and a la carte items: (c) If you do not offer as many as 40 District Director. 1. Orange juice. items, place on the poster all the items Appendix A 2. Tomato juice. which you do offer and your ceiling price 3. Cereal (hot or cold). for each. If you operate an eating or drinking es­ 4. Two eggs—(any style). (d> List a la carte items first. In list­ tablishment, you must post the following 5. Toast. ing meals, list the entree and then indi­ items and your ceiling prices therefore, and 6. Sweet rolls—doughnuts. cate the type of meal, for example, steak submit the list as required by sections 1 7. Wheat cakes. and 2 of the posting order to your Local 8. Bacon. dinner, leg of lamb dinner, .filet of sole War Price and Rationing Board. 9. Club breakfast—one egg, bacon, toast, lunch, vegetable plate luncheon. (e) The list of individual items may be 1. Coffee (cup or pot). coffee. 2. Milk. B. Entries—Lunch and dinner items: printed or hand lettered in ink on the 3. Tea. 10. Soup. poster in letters large enough so that it 4. Hot chocolate. 11. Steaks. can be easily read by your customers. 5. Tomato or fruit juice. 12. Hamburger steak. (f ) You must place the poster near the 6. Chicken broth. 13. Roast beef. main entrance of your establishment, or - 7. Vegetable soup. 14. Roast por^. 8. Hot meat sandwiches. 15. Roast chops. in a conspicuous place so that it will be plainly visible to your customers. 9. Ham and egg (or bacon and egg) sand­ 16. Spare ribs (barbecue). wich. 17. Beef stew. S ec. 2. Filing of lists of posted prices. 10. American cheese sandwich. 18. Meat loaf. When you have made up the list of food 11. Hamburger sandwich. 19. Bacon and eggs. 12. Lettuce and tomato sandwich. 20. Liver and bacon. items and meals to be posted and your lawful ceiling price for each, you must 13. Vegetable salad. 21. Fried chicken. 14. Apple pie. 22. Baked chicken. • make three copies of this list, and send 15. Ice cream. 23. Halibut. or deliver it to your local War Price and 16. Two eggs, any style. 24. Filet of perch. \ Rationing Board on or before August 21, 17. Bacon or ham and eggs. 25. Spaghetti. 1944. Each copy must be clear and 26. Chow mein. 18. Liver and bacon. C. Desserts: legible, dated and signed by the owner 19. Hamburger steak. 27. Apple pie. or manager of your establishment, with 20. Pork chop. 28. Vanilla ice cream (or sherbet). the name and address of the establish­ 21. Minute sirloin steak. 29. Malted milk. ment following the signature. 22. Fried ham. D. Cold sandwiches: The War Price and Rationing Board 23. Roast beef diner. 30. Ham. 24. Roast pork or ham dinner. shall check this list with your filed ceil­ 25. Corn beef hash or any meat hash. 31. Cheese. ing prices. If the prices check, the 32. Peanut butter. 26. Lamb stew or any meat stew. 33. Roast beef and/or pork. Board shall make a notation to this ef­ 27. Fried chicken dinner. ' E. Hot sandwiches: fect on one copy of the list and return 28. Virginia ham. 34. Hamburger. it to you. You shall keep this copy in 29. Roast duck. 35. Fried egg. your establishment, and make it avail­ 30. Roast turkey. 36. Hot beef or pork, potatoes and gravy. able for examination by any person dur­ 31. Fish dinner. 37. Denver. ing business hours. 32. Cold cuts and salad. F. Beverages: 33. Meat pies. 38. Coffee. if the prices on your list do not com­ 34. Baked spaghetti or macaroni. 39. Tea. pletely check with your filed ceiling 35. Pork and beans. 40. Milk. prices, the Board will call you in for a 36. Frankfurters. conference, so that corrections can be 37. Hot cakes and syrup. [F. R. Doc. 44-12335; Filed, August 16, 1944; made. 38. Club breakfast—Fruit, toast and coffee. 2:00 p. m.J 39. Club breakfast—Cereal, toast and coffee. S ec. 3. Replacement of posters. If 40. Club breakfast—Fruit or cereal, two eggs, a poster is mutilated or becomes badly or one egg with ham or bacon, toast and coffee. [Sioux City Order 1 Under Restaurant soiled or otherwise damaged, it must be MPR 2] replaced by a new one which may be [F. R. Doc. 44-12334; Filed, August 16, 1944;" obtained from your War Price and Ra­ 2:01 p. m.] P osting R equirements in Sioux City, tioning Board upon presentation of the I owa damaged poster. Erasures or changes For the reasons set forth in an opinion of prices listed on the poster are pro­ issued simultaneously herewith and un­ hibited. The new poster must be filled [Fresno Order 1 Under Restaurant MPR 2] der the authority vested in the District out exactly like the old one. Large es­ P osting R equirements in Fresno, Calif., Director of the Sioux City, Iowa District tablishments may receive extra posters. D istrict Office of the Office of Price Administra­ Sec. 4. Geographical applicability. tion by section 16 of Restaurant Maxi­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion The provisions of this order extend to issued simultaneously herewith and un­ mum Price Regulation No. 2, it is hereby all eating and drinking establishments ordered: der the authority vested in the District located within the Sioux City, Iowa Dis­ Director of the Fresno District Office of S ection 1. Posting requirements. If trict of the Office of Price Administra­ the Office of Price Administration by you own or operate an eating or drink­ tion. section 16 of Restaurant Maximum Price ing establishment, you must, on or before Regulation No. 2, it is hereby ordered: August 16, 1944, show on a poster to be Sec. 5. Exemptions. All establish­ supplied by the Office of Price Adminis­ ments which are exempted from the S ection 1. Posting requirements. If tration, your lawful ceiling prices for 40 provisions of Restaurant Maximum you own or operate an eating or drinking food items, and meals, as set forth in this Price Regulation No. 2 are exempted establishment, you must, on or before order. from this order. August 16, 1944, show on a poster to be (a) First list on the poster as many of No te: The reporting and record-keeping supplied by the Office of Price Admin­ the food items and meals listed in Ap­ provisions of this order have been approved istration, your lawful ceiling prices for FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 10067 40 food items, and meals, as set forth in of Restaurant Maximum Price Regula­ practice and procedure (7 CFR, Cum. this order. tion No. 2 are exempted from this order. Supp., 900.1 et seq.), notice is hereby (a) First list on the poster as many of This order shall become effective Aug­ given of a hearing to be held at the the food items and meals listed in Ap­ Roosevelt Hotel, New Orleans, Louisiana, pendix A of this order, as you offer for ust 9, 1944. beginning at 10 a. m., c. w. t., August 29, sale and your ceiling prices for each. If Note: The reporting and record-keeping 1944, with respect to proposed amend­ you find in Appendix A several tables of provisions of this order have been approved ments to the tentatively approved mar­ food items and meals, choose the table by the Bureau of the Budget, in accordance keting agreement, as amended, and most applicable to your establishment. with the Federal Reports Act of 1942. order, as amended, regulating the han­ •(b) If you do not offer all the 40 items (56 Stat. 23, 765, Pub. Law 151, 78th dling of milk in the New Orleans, Louisi­ listed in the applicable table in Appendix Cong., E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871, E.O. 9328, ana, marketing area. A, list first those which you do offer, 8 F.R. 4681) The Director of Distribution has filed placing them on the poster in the order Issued this 31st day of July 1944. a report recommending that no action in which they appear in Appendix A. be taken as a result of the hearing held Then add as many other items which J. H. Farrior, on August 31, 1943. you usually offer to bring the total num­ Acting District Director. This public hearing is for the purpose ber to 40, with your ceiling price for each Appendix A of receiving evidence with respect to the item. economic or marketing conditions which 40 basic food items to be posted: (c) If you do not offer as many as 40 1. Ham and eggs. relate to the amendments or any modifi­ items, place on the poster all the items 2. Bacon and eggs. cation thereof, which are hereinafter set which you do offer and your ceiling price 3. Two fried eggs. forth. These proposed amendments, for each. 4. Hot cakes. which have not received the approval of (d) List a la carte items first. In list­ 5. Dry cereal. the War Food Administrator, are set ing meals, list the entree arid then indi­ 6. Hamburger steak. forth below. cate the type of meal, for example, steak 7. Top sirloin steak. Proposed by Dairy Farmers’ Cooper­ dinner, leg of lamb dinner, filet of sole 8. Fried chicken. 9. Hot roast turkey. ative Association, In c.:. lunch, vegetable plate luncheon. 10. Two pork chops. 1. Amend § 942.7 to provide for a mar­ (e) The list of individual items may 11. Lamb chops. . ket-wide pooling of the value of milk. be printed or hand lettered in ink on the 12. Pot roast of beef. 2. Amend § 942.4 to provide for the poster in letters large enough so that it 13. Roast pork. computation of the volume of milk in can be easily read by your customers. 14. Roast leg of lamb. (f) You must place the poster near 15. Short ribs of beef. each class without resort to the use of the main entrance of your establishment, 16. Veal cutlets breaded. “conversions” or “milk equivalents.” 17. Beef liver and bacon. 3. Delete from § 942.5 (a) (1) the or in a conspicuous place so that it will 18. Meat loaf. phrase “$3.67 per hundredweight through be plainly visible to your customers. 19. Meat balls and spaghetti. March 1944” and substitute therefor the S ec. 2. Filing of lists of posted prices,. 20. Chili and beans. phrase “$3.90 per hundredweight through When you have made up the list of food 21. Italian spaghetti. March 1945.” 22. Frankfurters and sauerkraut. Proposed by Dairy and Poultry Branch, items and meals to be posted and your 23. Filet of sole. lawful ceiling price for each, you must 24. Fried shrimp. War Food Administration: (Amendments make three copies of this list, and send 25. Hamburger sandwich. numbered 10,11,12, 14, and 15 below are or deliver it to your local War Price and 26. Hot roast beef sandwich. suggested as specific language for carry­ Rationing Board on or before August 21, 27. Hot roast pork sandwich. ing out proposals 1 and 2 of the Dairy 1944. Each copy must be clear and leg­ 28. Cold chicken sandwich. Farmers’ Cooperative Association, Inc.) ible, dated and signed by the owner or 29. Cold ham sandwich. 1. Delete § 942.1 (a) (1) and substitute manager of your establishment, with the 30. Chicken salad sandwich. therefor the following: 31. Combination vegetable salad. name and address of the establishment 32. Vegetable soup. (I) The term “War Food Adminis­ following the signature; 33. Apple pie. trator” means the War Food Adminis­ The War Price and Rationing Board 34. Ice cream (plain). trator of the United States or any officer shall check this list with your filed ceiling All above are a la carte items. or employee of the United States who is prices. If the prices check, the Board Club breakfast: or who may hereafter be authorized to shall make a notation to this effect on 35. Fruit or cereal, toast and coffee. exercise the powers and to perform the one copy of the list and return it to you. Lunch: duties, pursuant to the act, of the War You shall keep this copy in your estab­ 36. List entree and number of courses. Food Administrator of the United States. lishment, and make it available for ex­ Dinner: 37. List entree and number of courses. 2. Delete the word “Secretary” wher­ amination by any person during business Beverages: ever it appears in any section and sub­ hours. 38. Coffee (cup). stitute therefor the word “War Food If the prices on your list do not com­ 39. Milk. Administrator.” pletely check with your filed ceiling Fountain item: 3. Delete § 942.1 (a) (6) and substitute prices, the Board will call you in for a 40. Milk shake. therefor the following: conference, so that corrections can be No tax included with above. (6) The term “producer” means a per­ made. [F. R. Doc. 44-12336; Filed, August 16, 1944; son who produces milk which is received Sec. 3. Replacement of posters. If a 2:01 p. m.] at a city or country plant. poster is mutilated or becomes badly 4. Delete § 942.1 (a) (7) and substitute soiled or otherwise damaged, it must be therefore the following: replaced by a new one which may be ob­ (7) The term “handler” means a per­ tained from your War Price and'Ration­ WAR FOOD ADMINISTRATION. son who operates a city or country plant. ing Board upon presentation of the dam­ 5. Delete § 942.1 (a) (9). aged poster. Erasures or changes of [Docket No. AO 103-A 7] 6. Add as § 942.1 (a) (9) the following: (9) The term “city plant” means a prices listed on the poster are prohib­ New Orleans, La., Marketing Area plant where milk is processed and pack­ ited. The new poster must be filled out NOTICE OF HEARING ON HANDLING OF MILK aged and from which milk is distributed exactly like the old one. Large estab­ as Class I milk in the marketing area. lishments may receive extra posters. Proposed amendments to the tenta­ . 7. Add as § 942.1 (a) (10) the follow­ tively approved marketing agreement, as ing: Sec. 4. Geographical applicability. The amended, and order, as amended, regu­ provisions of this order extend to all (10) The term “country plant” means lating the handling of milk in the New a plant from which fluid milk or cream is eating and drinking establishments lo­ Orleans, Louisiana, Marketing Area. cated within the Fresno District of the regularly received at a city plant. Pursuant to the Agricultural Market­ 8. Add as § 942.1 (a) (11) the follow­ Office of Price Administration. ing Agreement Act of 1937, as amended ing: Sec. 5. Exemptions. All establishments (7 U.S.C. 1940 ed. 601 et seq.), and in ac­ (II) The term “cooperative associa­ which are exempted from the provisions cordance with the applicable rules of tion” means any cooperative association 10068 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 of producers which the War Food Ad­ (1) Class I shall be all skim milk and sult obtained in (7> (iii) (b) of this para­ ministrator determines (1) to have its butterfat disposed of in the form of graph. entire activities under the control of its milk, skim milk, , buttermilk, flavored (4) The total pounds of butterfat in members, and (ii) to have and to be ex­ milk, flavored milk drinks, .and cream, Class I by: (i) adding together the pounds ercising full authority in the sale of milk sweet or sour (for consumption as cream, of butterfat in each of the several prod­ of its members. including any mixture of cream and milk ucts of Class I; and (ii) adding together 9. Add as § 942.1 (a) (12) the follow­ or skim milk, in fluid form irrespective the result obtained in (i) of this sub- ing: of the butterfat content), and all skim paragraph and the result obtained in (12) The term “other sources” means milk and butterfat not included in Class (8) (ii) (b) of this paragraph. sources other than producers, or other II or-Class III. (5) The total pounds o& skim milk in handlers. (2) Class II shall be all skim milk and Class II by: (i) adding together the 10. Delete § 942.3 and substitute there­ butterfat used in cheese other than pounds of milk, skim milk, and cream for the following: Cheddar, ice cream, and ice cream mix. which were used to produce each of the § 942.3 Reports of handlers—(a) Pe­ (3) Class III shall be all skim milk several products of Class II; and (ii) riodic reports: (1) On or before the 5th and butterfat used in butter, casein, subtracting the result obtained in (6) of day of each delivery period, each handler, Cheddar cheese, condensed (skim or this paragraph. except as set forth in (3) of this para­ whole) milk, evaporated milk, and pow­ (6) The total pounds of butterfat in graph, shall report to the market admin­ dered (skim or whole) milk and all skim Class ri by adding together the pounds istrator, in the detail and on forms pre­ milk and butterfat unaccounted for but of butterfat used in each of the several scribed by the market administrator, in excess of 2 percent, respectively, of products of Class II. with respect to all milk, skim milk, cream, the total receipts of skim milk and but­ (7) The total pounds of skim milk in and milk products which were, during terfat from producers. If* any products Class III by: (i) adding together the the preceding delivery period, purchased of Class III are ultimately used in Class pounds of milk, skim milk, and cream or received from (i) producers; (ii) other I or Class II, the skim milk and butter­ which were used to produce each of the handlers; and (iii) other sources, the fat used in such products shall be classi­ several products of Class III; (ii) sub­ receipts at each plant, the butterfat con­ fied in the respective class where such tracting the result obtained in (8) (i) tent, and the utilization of total receipts. products are ultimately used. of this paragraph; (iii)-subtracting from (2) Reports of payments to producers. (c) Responsibility of handlers. In the result obtained in (1) of this para­ On or before the 20th day of each de­ establishing the classification of skim graph the results obtained in (3) (ii) and livery period, each handler shall sub­ milk and butterfat as required in (b) of (5) (ii) of this paragraph and (ii) of mit to the market administrator such this section, the burden rests upon the this subparagraph, which resulting handler’s producer payroll for'the pre­ handler from whom reports are required amount shall be known as “unaccounted ceding delivery period, which shall show to account for the skim milk and but­ for skim milk” and shall be classified as the total pounds of milk received from terfat and to prove to the market ad­ follows: (a) that portion not in excess each producer, the average butterfat ministrator that such skim milk or but­ of 2 percent of total receipts of skim content of such milk, and the net terfat should not be classified as Class I. milk from producers shall be considered amount of payment to such producer (d) Transfers. Skim milk and but­ as plant shrinkage and classified as with the prices, deductions, and charges terfat, when transferred in the form of Class HI; and (b) that portion in excess involved. milk, skim milk, or cream from a handler of 2 percent of total receipts of skim (3) Handlers whose sole sources of who purchases or receives milk from pro­ milk from producers shall be classified supply are receipts from their own farm ducers, shall be classified (i) in the class as Class I; and (iv) adding together the production or from other handlers shall from which such skim milk and butterfat results obtained in (ii) and (iii) (a) of report to the market administrator at is subtracted pursuant to (e) (9) of this this subparagraph. such time and in such manner as the section, if transferred to another handler (8) The total pounds of butterfat in market administrator may request. who purchases or receives milk from Class III by (i) adding together the (b) Verification of reports and pay­ producers, (ii) as Class I, if transferred podnds of butterfat used in each of the m en ts The market administrator shall to a handler who purchases or receives several products of Class HI; (ii) sub­ verify all reports and payments of each no milk from producers, other than such tracting from the result obtained in (2) handler by audits of such handler’s rec­ handler’s own farm production; and (iii) of this paragraph the results obtained in ords and the records of any other han­ as Class I, if transferred to a person who (4) (i) and (6) of this paragraph and dler or person upon whose utilization the is not a handler, unless the market ad­ (i) of this paragraph, which resulting classification of milk depends. Each ministrator determines such skim milk amount shall be known as “unaccounted handler shall keep adequate records of and butterfat was used in Class H or for butterfat” and shall be classified as receipts and utilization of skim milk and Class III, in which case such skim milk follows: (a) that portion not in excess butterfat and shall, during the usual and butterfat shall be classified in the of 2 percent of total receipts of butterfat hours of business, make available to the class in which the market administrator from producers shall be considered as market administrator or his representa­ determines such skim milk or butterfat plant. shrinkage and classified as Class tive such records and facilities as will was used. III; and (b) that portion in excess of 2 enable the market administrator to: (e) Computation of skim milk and but­ percent of total receipts of butterfat from (1) Verify the receipts and utilization terfat in each class. For each delivery producers shall be classified as Class I; of all skim milk and butterfat and, in period, the market administrator in the and (iii) adding together the results ob­ the case of errors or omissions, ascer­ case of each handler shall determine: tained in (i) and (ii) (a) of this sub- tain the correct figures; (1) The total pounds of skim milk re­ paragraph. (2) Weigh, sample, and test for but­ ceived by subtracting the result obtained (9) The classification of milk received terfat content milk and milk products; in (2) of this paragraph from the total from producers by: (i) subtracting re­ and pounds of milk, skim milk, cream, and spectively from the total pounds of skim (3) Verify payments to producers. milk products received. milk and butterfat in each class, in series 11. Delete § 942.4 and substitute there­ (2) The total pounds of butterfat re­ beginning with the lowest class, the for the following: ceived by adding into one sum the pounds pounds of skim milk and butterfat re­ of butterfat received from (i) producers; § 942.4 Classification—(a) Basis ' of ceived from other sources; (ii) subtract­ classification. All skim milk and but­ (ii) other handlers; and (iii) other ing respectively from the remaining terfat contained- in milk, skim milk, sources. pounds of skim milk and butterfat in cream, and milk products required to be (3) The total pounds of skim milk in each class, in series beginning with the reported shall be classified by the mar­ Class I by (i) adding together the pounds lowest class, the pounds of skim milk ket administrator in the classes set forth of milk, skim milk, and cream disposed and buttei’fat received from other han­ in (b) of this section. of in each of the several products of dlers who purchase or receive no milk (b) Classes of utilisation. Subject Class I; (ii) subtracting the result ob­ from producers other than such han­ to the conditions set forth in (d) of this tained in (4) (i) of this paragraph; and dler’s own farm production; (iii) sub­ section, the classes of utilization of milk (iii) adding together the result obtained tracting respectively from the remaining shall be: in (ii) of this subparagraph and the re­ pounds of skim milk and butterfat in FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1911 10069 each class, the pounds of skim milk and (iii) Divide by*seven (7), the sum so (c) Class II prices. Each handler butterfat received from other handlers determined being hereafter referred to shall pay producers, in the manner set and used in each class; and (iv) subtract­ in this paragraph as the “combined but­ forth in § 942.8 for skim milk and butter­ ing from the remaining pounds of skim ter and cheese value.” fat purchased or received iron» them milk and butterfat in each class, in series (iv) To the combined butter and during each delivery period and classified beginning with the lowest class, the cheese value add 30 percent thereof. as “net pooled Class II skim milk” and pounds of skim milk and butterfat by (v) Multiply the sum computed in sub- “net pooled Class II butterfat” not less which the total pounds respectively in all paragraph (iv) above by 3.5, than the prices per hundredweight set classes exceed the pounds received from (b) Class I prices. Each handler shall forth in the following schedule: producers. The respective resulting pay producers, in the manner set forth amounts in each class shall be known as in § 942.8 for skim milk and butterfat During delivery peri­ the “net pooled Class I skim milk”; “net purchased or received from them during ods when the prices of Class I (§ 942.5 The prices of Class II shall be— pooled Class I butterfat”; “net pooled each delivery period and classified as (b) (1)) are—prices prices per hundredwieght Class II skim milk”; “net pooled Class II “net pooled Class I skim milk” and “net per hundredweight butterfat”; “net pooled Class III skim pooled Class I butterfat” not less than milk”; and “net pooled Class III butter­ the following prices per hundredweight: M ilk con­ Skim fat;” the sum of the “net pooled Class I (1) For skim milk and butterfat re­ Butterfat Skim taining 4.0 milk milk Butterfat percent skim milk”, “net pooled Class II skim ceived at such handler’s plant located in butterfat milk”, and “net pooled Class III skim the 61-70 mile zone, the prices shall be milk” shall be known as the “net pooled as set forth in the following schedule: $1.10 $60.00 $0.80 $55.00 $2.968 skim milk” and the sum of flhe “net pooled 1.15 65.00 .85 60.00 3.216 1.20 70.00 j 90 65.00 3.464 Class I butterfat”, “net pooled Class II The price per hundred­ butterfat”, and “net pooled Class III but­ weight for products re­ ceived from producers terfat” shall be known as the “net pooled during the next suc­ (d) Class III price. Each handler shall butterfat.” ceeding delivery period pay producers, in the manner set forth When the higher of the shall be— 12. Delete § 942.5 and substitute there­ prices pursuant to (a) (1) in §.942.8 for skim milk and butterfat for the following; or (2) of this section is— purchased or received from them during M ilk con­ each delivery period and classified as “net § 942.5 Zlinimum prices—(a) Basic Skim B utter­ taining formula price to be used in determining milk 4.0 per­ pooled Class III skim milk” and “net fat cent but­ Class I and Class II prices. The basic' terfat pooled Class III butterfat” not less than formula price per hundredweight of milk the prices per hundredweight set forth in the following computations: to be used in determining the Class I and Under $2.50 ___ : ...... $1.10 $60.00 $3.456 Class II prices set forth ir. this section, $2.50 or over but under $2.75. 1.15 65.00 3.704 (1) The price per hundredweight of shall be the higher of the prices deter­ $2.75 or over______1.20 70.00 3.952 skim milk shall be computed by the mar­ mined pursuant to (1) or (2) of this ket administrator by: subtracting 7 cents paragraph. (2) For skim milk and butterfat re­ from the average price per pound of (1) The average of the basic (or field) ceived at such handler’s plant located in non-fat dry milk solids and multiplying prices ascertained to have been paid for a freight zone other than the 61-70 mile the result by 7.5. The price per pound milk of 3.5 percent butterfat content re­ zone, the prices shall be those effective of non-fat dry milk solids to be used shall ceived during the delivery period at the pursuant to (1) of this paragraph ad­ be the average of the carlot prices for following places for which prices are re­ justed by the respective amount* indi­ non-fat dry milk solids, roller process, at ported to the market administrator by cated in the following schedule for the Chicago as reported by the United States the listed companies or by the United freight zone in which such plant is lo­ Department of Agriculture (or such other States Department of Agriculture (or by cated: Federal agency as may be authorized to such other Federal agency as may be au­ Cents per perform this price reporting function) thorized to perform, this price reporting Freight Zone (miles) hundredweight during the delivery period preceding that function): Not more than 20______+28.0 in which such skim milk was received. Companies and Location More than 20 but not more than 30_ + 8.0 (2) The price per hundredweight of More than 30 but not more than 40_+6. 0 Borden Co., Black Creek, Wis. More than 40 but not more than 50_+ 4 .0 butterfat shall be computed by the mar­ Borden Co., Greenville, Wis. More than 50 but not more than 60_+ 2 .0 ket administrator by: Multiplying by Borden Co., Mt. Pleasant, Mich. More than 60 but not more than 70_ 0 100 the average wholesale price per pound Borden Co., New London, Wis. More than 70 but not more than 80_—2.0 of 92-score butter in the Chicago market Borden Co., Orfordville, Wis. More than 80 but not more than 90_ —4. 0 as reported by the United States Depart­ Carnation Co., Berlin, Wis. More than 90 but not more than 100_ —6.0 ment of Agriculture (or by such other Carnation Co., Jefferson, Wis. More than 100 but not more than 110_ —7,0 Federal agency as may be authorized to Carnation Co., Chilton, Wis. More than 110______—8.0 Carnation Co., Oconomowoc, Wis. perform this price reporting'function) Carnation Co., Richland, Wis. (3) The market administrator shall during the delivery period preceding that Carnation Co., Sparta, Mich. from time to time determine and pub­ in which such butterfat was received. Pet Milk Co., Belleville, Wis. licly announce the freight zone location 13. Delete § 942.6 and substitute there­ Pet Milk Co., Coopersville, Mich. of each plant of* each handler, according for the following: Pet Milk Co., Hudson, Mich. Pet Milk Co., New Glarus, Wis. to the railroad mileage distance between § 942.6 Application of provisions—(a) Pet Milk Co., Wayland, Mich. such country plant and the railroad ter­ Handlers who are also producers. Sec­ White House Milk Co., Manitowoc, Wis. minal in New Orleans, or according to tions 942.5, 942.7, 942.8, and 942.9 shall White House Milk Co., West Bend, Wis. the highway mileage distance between not apply to the handling of milk by such plant and the City Hall in New (2) (i) Multiply the average wholesale Orleans, whichever is shorter. handlers whose sole sources of supply price per pound of 92-score butter at (4) For the purpose of this paragraph, are receipts from their own farm produc­ Chicago for said delivery period as re- the skim milk and butterfat which was tion or from other handlers. riec* by the United States Department classified as “net pooled Class I skim (b) Payment for excess skim milk or ot Agriculture by six (6). milk” and “net pooled Class I butterfat” butterfat. If a handler, after subtract­ (ii) Add 2.4 times the average weekly during each delivery period shall be con­ ing receipts from other handlers, and prevailing price per pound of “Twins” sidered to have been first that skim milk receipts from other sources, has disposed during said delivery period on the Wis- of skim milk or butterfat in excess of consin Cheese Exchange at Plymouth, and butterfat which was received from the skim milk or butterfat which, on the .Provided, That if the price producers at such handler’s plant located basis of his reports, has been credited • 2 ? ins” is not quoted on the Wiscon­ in the 0-20 mile zone, than that skim to his producers as having been pur­ sin Cheese Exchange the weekly prevail­ milk and butterfat which was received chased or received from them, the mar­ ing price of “Cheddars” shall be deemed from producers at such handler’s plants ket administrator in computing the net to be the prevailing price for “Twins” in series beginning with plants located pool obligation of such handlér pursu­ and shall be used in determining the in the freight zone nearest to New ant to § 942.7 (a) shall add an amount price pursuant to this paragraph. Orleans. equal to the value of such skim milk or 10070 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, August 18, 1944 butter fat in accordance with its value at (2) On or before the 10th day of each maintain a separate fund known as the the price for the Class from which such delivery period the market administra­ “producer-settlement fund” into which skim milk or butterfat was subtracted tor shall notify all handlers and make he shall deposit all payments made by pursuant to § 942.4 (e) (9). public announcement of the computa­ handlers pursuant to (a) (3) and (d) of 14. Delete § 942.7 and substitute there­ tions pursuant to (b) of this section, of this section and out of which he shall for the following: the uniform price per hundredweight of make all payments to handlers pursuant § 942.7 Determination of uniform skim milk, butterfat, and milk contain­ to (a) (4) and (d) of this section. price to producers—(a) Net pool obliga­ ing 4.0 percent butterfat received from (d) Adjustments of errors in payments. tion of handlers. The net pool obliga­ producers during the preceding delivery Whenever verification by the market ad­ tion of each handler for skim milk and period. ministrator of reports or payments of any butterfat received from producers dur­ (d) Computation of pool debits and handler discloses errors in payments to ing each delivery period shall be a sum pool credits. On or before the 10th day the producer-settlement fund made pur­ of money computed for such delivery after the end of each delivery period the suant to (a) (3) of this section, the mar­ period by the market administrator by: market administrator shall: ket administrator shall promptly bill multiplying, respectively, the pounds of (1) Compute the amount by which such handler for any unpaid amount and “net pooled skim milk” and “net podled each handler’s net pool obligation for such handler shall, within 5 days of such butterfat” in each class by the respec­ skim milk and butterfat is greater or less ^billing, make payment to the market ad­ tive class prices, and adding, respec­ respectively than the sum obtained by ministrator of the amount so billed. tively, any amounts, pursuant to § 942.6. multiplying the hundredweight of skim Whenever verification discloses that pay­ The sum of the two amounts shall be milk and butterfat received from pro­ ment is due from the market administra­ such handler’s total pool obligation. ducers by the appropriate uniform price. tor to any handler pursuant to (a) (4) of (b) Computation of the uniform This amount shall be known' as such this section, the market administrator price. For each delivery period the mar­ handler’s pool debit or pool credit, as shall, within 5 days, make such payment ket administrator shall compute the uni­ the case may be, and shall be entered to such handler: Provided, That the mar­ form price per hundredweight of skim upon such handler’s account. ket administrator may offset any such milk, butterfat, and milk by: (2) Notify each handler of the payment to any handler against pay­ (1) Combining into one total the net amount of such handler’s (i) net pool ments due from such handler. When­ pool obligations for skim milk of all obligation and (ii) pool debit or pool ever verification by the market adminis­ handlers who made payments for the credit. trator of the payment by a handler to any previous delivery periods, and combin­ 15. Delete § 942.8 a n d substitute producer discloses payment to such pro- ing into one total the net pool obliga­ therefor the following: - ducer of an amount which is less than is tions for butterfat of all handlers, who required by this section, the handler shall § 942.8 Payment for milk (a) The make up such payment to the producer made payments for the previous deliv­ amount of each handler’s total pool ob­ ery periods; not later than the time of making pay­ ligation shall be distributed among pro­ ment to producers next following such (2) Adding respectively the amounts ducers in the following manner: computed by multiplying respectively disclosure. the total hundredweight of skim milk (1) On or before the 25th day of each (e) Adjustment of overdue accounts. and buterfat received from producers at delivery period each handler shall make Any balance due pursuant to this section plants located in each freight zone far­ payment to each producer at not less to or from the market administrator on ther from New Orleans than the 61-70 than $3.00 per hundredweight for the the 25th day of any month, for which reJ mile zone by the appropriate zone differ­ milk received from such producer dur­ mittance has not been received in, or ential set forth in the schedule pursuant ing the first 15 days of such delivery paid from, his office by the close of busi­ to § 942.5 (b) (2); period. ness on that day, shall be increased one- (3) Subtracting respectively t h e (2) On or before the 15th day of each half of 1 percent, effective the 26th day amounts computed by multiplying re­ delivery period, each handler shall make of such month. spectively the total hundredweight of payment to each producer at not less 16. Delete § 942.9 (a) and substitute skim milk and butterfat received from than the appropriate uniform price per therefor the following: producers at plants located in each hundredweight for skim milk and but­ freight zone nearer New Orleans than terfat received from such producer dur­ § 942.9 Expense of administration— the 61 to 70 mile zone by the appropriate ing the previous delivery period, minus (a) Payment by handlers. As his pro zone differential set forth in the sched­ the amount of the payment pursuant to rata share of the expense of the adminis­ ule pursuant to § 942.5 (b) (2); (1) of this paragraph. tration hereof, each handler, except (4) Adding respectively an amount (3) On or before the 12th day of each those described in § 942.6 (a), shall pay equal to one-half the unobligated bal­ delivery period, each handler shall pay to the market administrator, on or before ances in the skim milk and butterfat to the market administrator for pay­ the 15th day of each delivery period^ an settlement funds; ment to producers through the pro­ amount not exceeding 4 cents per hun­ (5) Dividing respectively the result­ ducer-settlement fund the amount of dredweight, with respect to all skim milk ing sums by the hundredweight of “net such handler’s pool debit for the previous and butterfat purchased or received by pooled skim milk” and “net pooled but­ delivery period. such handlers during the preceding de­ terfat”; and (4) On or before the 15th day of each livery period from producers, including (6) Subtracting respectively not less delivery period, the market administra­ that received from such handler’s own than 4 cents nor more than 5 cents. The tor shall pay from the producer-settle­ farm production, the exact sum to be de­ results shall be known respectively as ment fund to each handler for payment termined by the market administrator, the uniform price per hundredweight for to producers the amount of such han­ subject to review by the War Food Ad­ (i) skim milk and (ii) butterfat pur­ dler’s pool credit for the previous deliv­ ministrator. chased or received from producers at ery period: Provided, That the market Copies of this notice of hearing, of the plants located in the 61-70 mile zone. administrator may offset any such pay­ tentatively approved marketing agree- The uniform price for milk containing ment due to any handler against pay- - ment, as amended, and order, as 4.0 percent butterfat received from pro­ ments*due from such handler. amended, now in effect, may be pro­ ducers at plants located in the 61-70 mile (b) Location differentials. Each han­ cured from the Hearing Clerk, Office of zone shall be the sum of the values of dler, in making the payments prescribed the Solicitor, United States Department 96 pounds of skim milk and 4 pounds of in (a) of this section, shall adjust the of Agriculture, in Room 1331 South butterfat at the respective uniform Building, Washington, D. C., or'may be uniform price with respect to all skim there inspected. prices. milk and butterfat received from each (c) Announcement of prices. (1) On producer at such handler’s plant not Dated: August 16, 1944, Washington, or before the 6th day of each delivery D. C. period, the market administrator shall located in the 61-70 mile zone by the notify all handlers and make public an­ amount per hundredweight specified in W ilson Cowen, nouncement of the class prices for skim the table pursuant to § 942.5 (b) (2). Assistant War Food Administrator. milk arid butterfat received from pro­ (c) Producer-settlement fund. The [P. R. Doc. 44-12371; Filed, August 17, 1944; ducers during the current period. market administrator shall establish and 11:43 a. m.]