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Washington, Wednesday, May 19, 1949
Regulations Lapels not more than & inch wider than CONTENTS collar end. (v) Shoulder loops. On each shoulder REGULATIONS AND NOTICES TITLE 10—ARMY: WAR DEPARTMENT a loop of same material as the coat, let into the sleeve head seam, placed slightly B i t u m in o u s C o a l D i v is i o n ; Page Chapter VTI—Personnel Hearings, etc.; toward the front, with rounded point of A & B Coal Co______6550 P ari 79—P rescribed Service U niform the loop touching lower edge of the col lar, buttoning to the coat with a small Bituminous Coal Consumers’ ARMY NURSE CORPS, HOSPITAL DIETITIANS, regulation coat button; loops to be about Counsel______6551 AND PHYSICAL THERAPY AIDES 1% inches in width at lower end, includ Bonds, A. E______6552 ing braid, and tapering to VU inches in Kezele, John______6552 Section 79.18 is amended and § 79.18a Roys Smithing Coal Co_____ 6552 is added: width at point of buttonhole. (vi) Pockets. Two pocket flaps simu Walker, W. D., and Bro_____ 6551 § 79.18 Army Nurse Corps clothing— lating breast pockets placed so that they F ed er a l C ommunications C o m m is (a) Articles issued. are horizontal. Center and both ends of s i o n : (1) Cap, gairison, blue, nurses’. pocket flap pointed and buttoned with Lee Bros. Broadcasting Co. (2) Cap, White, nurses’. small regulation coat buttons. Two (KFXM), hearing______6553 (3) Cape, blue, nurses’. lower hanging slash pockets set in on the F ed er a l S a v in g s a n d L o a n S y s t e m ; (4) Coat, covert, blue, nurses’. diagonal, double piped with Self material Applications for permission to (5) Gloves, grey, suede. a full yB inqh in width without any visible organize Federal associa (6) Gloves, blue, wool, nurses'. tions, hearings______;__ 6537 (7) Muffler, wool, blue, nurses’. stitching on the outside. (vii) Ornamentation. F ed er a l T rad e C o m m i s s i o n : (8) Necktie, black, M-1940. Cease and desist orders: (9) Overcoat, trench coat style, with re (a) Sleeve. Band of braid y2 Inch In width, Associated Laboratories____ 6534 movable flannel lining. the lower edge 3 inches from end of sleeve. (10) Overshoes, arctic, nurses’. Beige uniform: Maroon, shade No. 57. Franklin Sales Co______6535 (11) Shoes, black, oxfords. Olive-drab uniform: Olive-drab, shade No. Stetson Felt Mills..______6532 (12) Shoes, white, nurses’. 53.- F i s h a n d W i l d l if e S e r v ic e : (13) Skirt, covert, blue, nurses’. (b) Shoulder loop. Cord edge braid. Fishing regulations, national (14) Sweater, blue, nurses’. Beige uniform: Maroon, shade No. 57. wildlife refuges: (15) Uniform, cotton, crepe, blue, nurses’. Olive-drab uniform: No piping. (18) Uniform, white, nurses*. Bitter Lake, N. Mex______6549 (17) Waist, blue, nurses’. (2) Skirt, service, summer—(i) Little Pend Oreille, Wash___ 6549 (18) Waist, white, nurses’. Fabrics. . Squaw Creek, Mo______6550 F is h e r ie s C o o r d in a t o r : (b) Articles authorized hut not is (a) Cotton warp mohair filling. (b) Worsted, tropical. Salmon canning industry, sued—(I) Jacket, service, summer—(i) (c) Rayon, plain or twill weave. Alaska------6550 Fabrics. H o m e O w n e r s ' L o a n C o r p o r a t io n : (ii) Color. (a) Cotton warp, mohair filling. Form RO-TR-95, and borrow (b) Worsted, tropical. (o> Beige, shade No. 55. er’s settlement agent_____ 6537 (c) Rayon, plain or twill weave. (b) Olive-drab, shade No. 51. I nterior Department (see also Beige uniform: Maroon, shade No. 57, band, cpmponent agencies) : (ii) Color. and side opening with suitable closure. Delegation of authority to Na (a) Beige, shade No. 55. (3) Cap, service, summer—(i> Fabrics. tional Park Service officials. 6552 (b) Olive drab, shade No. 51 (dark shade). I nterstate Commerce Commission: (a) Cotton warp, mohair filling. Car service, coal cars______6549 (b) Worsted, tropical. (iii) Design. Of adopted design, Office of P rice Administration: peaked lapel collar, single breasted; well (ii) Color. Adjustments, exceptions, etc.: fitted through the- chest and shoulders (a) Beige, shade No. 55. Hudson River common brick and semifitted through the waistline to (b) Olive-drab, shade No. 51 (dark shade). producers______6553 conform to the lines of the figure; lining, Johnson - Carper Furniture if desired, to be in matching color; to (ijj) Design. Of adopted design, made Co., Inc___1. ______6548 with a stitched semirigid visor covered Beef, veal, lamb and mutton be closed with, four large regulation «»at with same material, iy8 inches in width buttons equally spaced; four-gore back cuts, kosher; retail ceiling with center seam. at the center, with a front strap % inch prices (MPR 394)______6548 in width of same material and extending Feeds, mixed; for animals and (iv) Collar and lapel. The collar to to back side seams. One center grommet poultry (MPR 378, Am. 1). 6548 measure approximately 1% inches in 1% inches below the top of crown to ac Forest products, western pri width at the back, the opening between commodate cap insignia. To be rein- mary (Rev. MPR 284)____ 6544 collar and lapel not to exceed Y\ inch* (Continued on next page) (Continued on next page) 6531 6532 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 CONTENTS—Continued (vii) Pockets. Breast pockets of patch type with flap. S e l e c t iv e S e r v ic e S y s t e m : P a 8® (viii) Ornamentation. Same as speci Classification Record C, form fied for jacket, service, summer, (b) (1) FEDERALÄREGISTER revised______6538 a\ «w« 193« f (vii) above, except that sleeve braid is eonmo* S t a te D e p a r t m e n t : attached at top edge of cuff. Commissions: (5) Slacks— (i) Fabrics. American Mexican Claims (a) Cotton warp, mohair filling) Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, Commission..___ .______6535 (b) Worsted, tropical. and days following legal holidays, by the Change in chapter title_____ 6535 (c) Rayon, plain or twill weave. Division of the Federal Register, The National T r e a s u r y D e p a r t m e n t : (d ) Covert, wool, 12%-ounces. Archives, pursuant to the authority contained One-cent piece, physical prop (e) Flannel, wool. in the Federal Register Act, approved July 26, erties______6537 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as amended; 44 U.S.C., W ar D e p a r t m e n t : (ii) Color. ch. 8B), wider regulations prescribed by the Prescribed service uniform, (a) Olive-drab, shade No. 51 (fabrics in Administrative Committee, approved by the Army Nurse Corps, hospital (i) (a) (b) (c) above). President. Distribution is made only by the (b) Navy blue Superintendent of Documents, Government dietitians, and physical Printing Office, Washington, D. C. therapy aides______6531 (iii) Design. Of commercial design The regulatory material appearing herein is W ar P r o d u c t io n B o a r d : having pleats and darts at waistline to keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, Alcohol, isopropyl (M-168)----- 6541 provide proper fit; 2-inch belt with ad which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant Caskets, shipping cases and justable button closure; left side opening to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as burial vaults (L-64-a)____ 6541 over hip also with suitable closure,' bot amended June 19,1937. Cattle tail and horse mane hair The F ed era l R e g is t e r will be furnished by tom of legs to be finished without cuffs mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 (M-210)______6542 but with sufficient hem to allow for per month or $15.00 per year, payable in ad Farm machinery, attachments, alteration; slash pockets placed at side vance. The charge for individual copies and repair parts: seams extending approximately 7 inches (minimum 150) varies in proportion to the (L-170, and Am. 1)______6538 down from waist band. (R.S. 1296; 10 size of the issue. Remit check or money (L-170-a)______6539 U.S.G. 1391) [Par. 18 AR 600-35, Novem order, made payable to the Superintendent Lamps; incandescent, fluores of Documents, directly to the Government ber 10,1941, as amended by C17 April 24, cent, and other electric dis 19431 Printing Office, Washington, D. C. charge (L-28)______6539 There are no restrictions on the repiublica- § 79.18a Hospital dietitians’ and tion of material appearing in the F ederal Stop construction orders (3 R e g is t e r , documents)______...— 6572 physical therapy aides’ clothing. Hos Suspension orders: pital dietitians and physical therapy Nichols, G. P——___——__ 6538 aides will be issued the same clothing as CONTENTS-—Continued Ukrainian National Associa Army nurses, with lapel insignia as pre Office of P rice Administration— tion Temple.____v_.__. . . . 6538 scribed in paragraph 24, and are au Continued PaSe thorized to wear the same articles of Funeral supplies and services uniform other than insignia as Army (Rev. SR 1, Am. 3) — ------6547 nurses. (R.S. T296; 10 U.S.C. 1391) forced in the- front with suitable material [Par. 18% AR 600-35, November 10, 1941 Lumber: to support the weight of the insignia. Douglas fir and other West (4) Dress, one-piece, nurses’—(i) as added by C17 April 24, 1943] Coast lumber (MPR 26, Winter. [ s e a l ] J. A. Ulio, Am. 15)------.— 6543 Major General, Southern pine (Rev. MPR 19) _ 6544 (a) Fabrics. The Adjutant General. Petroleum and petroleum prod Gabardine, wool, 10jo u n c e . ucts: Gabardine, 40 percent wool, 60 percent [F. R. Doc. 43-7821; Filed, May 18, 1943; rayon, 10% -ounce. 9: 46 a. m.] (RPS 88, Am. 97)______6543 (b) Color. Olive-drab, shade No. 51 (dark (RPS 88, Am. 98)______6543 Ration books and coupon sheets, shade). lost, destroyed, etc.; re (ii) Summer TITLE 16—COMMERCIAL PRACTICES placement (Procedural Reg. (a) Fabrics. Suitable woven filament or 12, Am. 1) ------— 6543 spun rayon fabric. Chapter I—Federal Trade Commission Regional, district, and state of (b) Color. Beige, shade No. 55. fices: [Docket No. 4234] Community ceiling prices: (iii) Design. Of adopted design, a Illinois, Winnebago County. 6569 one-piece dress of tailored shirtwaist type P a rt 3— D ig e s t o f C e a se and D e s is t Kansas, designated coun- with notched lapel collar; waist portion O r d er s ties______6563 to be closed with three large regulation STETSON FELT MILLS Maryland, Baltimore, (2 coat buttons equally spaced; bound but documents)__ ___ 6554,6556 tonholes; four darts at shoulders and § 3 .6 9 (a) Misrepresenting oneself and Michigan, designated coun three at waistline to provide proper fit. goods—Business status, advantages or ties ______6559 One large regulation coat button fasten connections—Connections and arrange- Missouri, St. Louis------6565 ing detachable belt 1% inch in width; ments with others: § 3.69 (a) Misrepre Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. 6556 buttons all removable. senting oneself and goods—Business sta Solid fuels, sold and delivered (iv) Shoulder loops. On each shoulder tus, advantages or connections—Iden by dealers (Rev. MPR 122, a loop of same material as the dress, let tity: § 3 .6 9 (b) Misrepresenting oneself Am. 5) _____ 6543 into the sleeve head seam, placed slightly and goods— Goods—Composition: § 3.69 Tires and tubes, new rubber; toward the front, with rounded point of (b) Misrepresenting oneself and goods— Federal government pur the loop touching lower edge of the col Goods—Manufacture or preparation. In chases (Temp. MPR C Am. lar; buttoning to the dress with small connection with offer, etc., in commerce, 1)______6547 regulation coat button; loops to be about of felt rugs'or other merchandise, and 1% inches in width at lower edge, in among other things, as in order set forth, P etroleum Administration for representing, directly or by implication, W ar: cluding braid, and tapering to 1 % inches Southwestern Michigan, crude in width at point of buttonhole. (1) that the respondents are a part of, oil operations (Supp. Order (v) Sleeve. Long plain sleeve, with or that they are in any way connected 7 to PAO ID —______6548 French cuff, having small regulation coat with, the John B. Stetson Company of R ailroad R etirement Board: button links. Philadelphia; or (2) that respondents Duquesne Warehouse Co., re (vi) Skirt. To have six gores with side rugs are manufactured from trimmings consideration of status— . 6571 opening with suitable closure. from felt hats manufactured by the John FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 6533 B. Stetson Company; prohibited. (Sec. among other things, as in order set forth, chasers order or expect to receive, or 5, 38 Stat. 719, as amended by sec. 3, coercing or attempting to coerce pur which enables the obtaining of orders in 52 Stat. 112; 15 U.S,C.,ssec. 45b) [Cease chasers, by threats to sue or by other amounts greater than such purchasers and desist order, Stetson , Felt Mills, forms of intimidation, (1) into accepting Pocket 4234, May 5, 1943] intend or expect to pay. rugs or other merchandise in excess of 4. The use of any sales plan or method § 3.51 Enforcing dealings or payments the quantity ordered by such purchasers, or into paying sums of money in excess which involves the preparation of orders wrongfully: § 3.805 Securing orders in such a manner that the purchasers falsely or misleadingly: § 3.81 Secur of that which such purchasers agree or ing signature - wrongfully: § 3.86 (a) expect to pay; (2) into paying damages cannot readily determine the quantity Shipping, for payment demand, goods in to the respondents for cancellation of of rugs or other merchandise ordered or excess of or without order—“Padded” or orders for quantities of rugs or other the amount to be paid, as a means of der goods. In connection with offer, etc., merchandise in excess of that ordered by inducing the purchase of greater quan in commerce, of felt rugs or other mer such purchasers, or for amounts in ex tities of such merchandise than that de chandise, and among other things, as in cess of that which such purchasers agree sired or the payment of amounts greater order set forth, (1) using any sales plan or expect to pay; or (3) into paying dam than such purchaser expects or intends or method which misleads or deceives ages to the respondents to induce the ac to pay. purchasers or enables respondents’ sales ceptance of the return of rugs or other 5. The use of any sales plan or method men to mislead or deceive purchasers, as merchandise delivered by respondents in which involves the placing of notations a means of obtaining orders from such excess of the amount ordered; pro on orders indicating additional pur purchasers for rugs or other merchandise hibited. (Sec. 5,38 Stat. 719, as amended chases or the purchase of additional rugs in quantities greater than that which by see. 3,52 Stat. 112; 15 U.S.C., se.c. 45b) or other merchandise which are not such purchasers order or expect to re [Cease and desist order, Stetson Felt readily recognizable as such, upon read Mills, Docket 4234, May 5, 1943] ing of the order at the time signature ceive, or which enables the obtaining is attached. of orders in amounts greater than such At a regular session of the Federal 6. Preparing orders for quantities of purchasers intend or expect to pay; (2) Trade Commission, held at its office in rugs or other merchandise in excess of- using any sales plan or method which the City of Washington, D. C., on the the quantities requested by purchasers involves the preparation of orders in such 5th day of May, A. D. 19431 a rriknner that the purchasers cannot and obtaining the signature of such pur readily determine the quantity of rugs In the Matter of Meyer Dorfman and chasers to such orders without disclos or other merchandise ordered or the Arthur Cohler, Individuals, Trading ing that the order has been prepared Under the Name Stetson Felt Mills for quantities in excess of those desired amount to be paid, as a means of in~ by such purchasers. ducing the purchase of greater quantities This proceeding having been heard by 7. Refusing to accept the return of of such merchandise than that desired the Federal Trade Commission upon the rugs or other merchandise shipped in or the payment of amounts greater than complaint of the Commission, answer of excess of the amount ordered or requir such purchaser expects or intends to pay; the respondents, testimony and other ev ing a purchaser to pay any sum as dam (3) using any sales plan or method idence in support of and in opposition to ages in order to induce respondents to . which involves the placing of notations the allegations of the complaint taken accept return of such excess rugs or on orders indicating additional purchases before a trial examiner of the Comijiis- or the purchase of additional rugs or other merchandise. sion theretofore duly designated by it, 8. .Coercing or attempting to coerce other merchandise which are not readily report of the trial examiner upon the recognizable as such upon reading of the purchasers, by threats to sue or by other evidence, briefs filed in support of the forms of intimidation, into accepting order at the time signature is attached; complaint and in opposition thereto, and (4) preparing orders for quantities of oral argument of counsel; and the Com rugs or other merchandise in excess of rugs or other merchandise in excess mission having made its findings as to the quantity ordered by such purchasers, of the quantities requested by pur the facts and its conclusion that said or into paying sums of money in excess chasers and obtaining the signature of respondents have violated the provisions of that which such purchasers agree or such purchasers to such orders without of the Federal Trade Commission Act: expect to pay. disclosing that the order has been pre It is ordered, That the respondents, 9. Coercing or attempting to coerce pared for quantities in excess of those Meyer Dorfman and Arthur Cohler, in purchasers, by threats to sue or by other desired by such purchasers; or (5) re fusing to accept the return of rugs or dividuals trading as Stetson Felt Mills, forms of intimidation, into paying dam other merchandise shipped in excess of and their representatives, agents, and ages to the respondents for cancellation the amount ordered or requiring a pur employees, directly or through any cor of orders for quantities of rugs or other chaser to pay any sum as damages in or porate or other device in connection with merchandise in excess of that ordered by der to induce respondents to accept re the offering for sale, sale, and distribu such purchasers, or for amounts in ex turn of such excess rugs or other mer tion of felt rugs or other merchandise in cess of that whichjsuch purchasers agree chandise; prohibited. (Sec. 5, 38 Stat. commerce as “commerce” is defined in or expect to pay. 719, as amended by sec. 3, 52 Stat. 112; the Federal Trade Commission Act, do 10. Coercing or attempting to coerce 15 U.S.C., sec. 45b) ECease and desist forthwith cease and desist from: purchasers, by threats to sue or by other order, Stetson Felt Mills, Docket 4234, 1. Representing directly or by impli forms of intimidation, into paying dam May 5,1943] cation that the respondents are a part of, ages to the respondents to induce the or that they are in any way connected acceptance of the return of rugs or other § 3.24 (b) Coercing and intimidat with, the John B. Stetson Company of merchandise delivered by respondents in ing—Customers or prospective custom Philadelphia. excess of the amount ordered. ers—To pay unfounded “damages”—By 2. Representing directly or by implica It is further ordered, That the re threatened suit or other intimidation: tion that respondents’ nigs are manu spondents shall, within sixty (60) days § 3.24 (b) Coercing and intimidating— factured from trimmings from felt hats after service upon them of this order, file Customers or prospective customers—To mdnufaçtured by the John B. Stetson with the Commission a report in writing, purchase or support product or service— Company. setting- forth in detail the manner and By threatened suit or other intimidation: 3. The use of any sales plan or method form in which they have complied with § 3.51 Enforcing dealings or payments which misleads or deceives purchasers this order. wrongfully: § 3.86 (a) Shipping, for pay or enables respondents’ salesmen to mis By the Commission. ment demand, goods in excess of or with lead or deceive purchasers, as a means [seal] Otis B. J ohnson, out order—“Padded” order goods. In of obtaining orders from such purchasers Secretary. connection with offer, etc., in commerce, for rugs or other merchandise in quan [P. R. Doc. 43-7839; Filed, May 18, 1943; of felt rugs or other merchandise, and tities greater than that which such pur 11:30 a. m.] 6534 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 [Docket No. 4722} peristalsis or natural muscular activity directly or through any corporate or of the intestines; (2) that said device other device, in connection with the of P a rt 3— D ig e s t o f C e a se and D e s is t assists in preventing hardening of the fering for sale, sale or distribution of O r d e r s arteries; (3) that most ailments origi respondents’ device designated “Gordon nate in the small intestine; (4) that the Detoxifier,” or any other device of sub associated laboratories introduction of ozone into the body by stantially similar character, whether sold under the same name or under any § 3.6 (t) Advertising falsely or mislead means of said device accelerates the ingly—Qualities or properties of product healing process or stimulates recovery; other name, do forthwith cease and de (5) that appendicitis, asthma, colitis, sist from directly or indirectly: or service: § 3.6 (x) Advertising falsely 1. Disseminating or causing to be dis or misleadingly—Results: § 3.96 (a) constipation, excessive fatigue, foul Using misleading name—Goods—Quali breath, headache, gall bladder complica seminated any advertisement by means ties or properties: § 396 (a) Using mis tions, high or low blood pressure, indi of the United States mails or by any leading name—Goods—Results. In con gestion, irregular heart, kidney or blad means in commerce, as “commerce” is nection with offer, etc., of respondents’ der complications, liver complications, defined in the Federal Trade Commis “Gordon Detoxifier”, or any other similar lumbago, menopause disturbances, sion Act, which advertisement device, and among other things, as in muddy or pimply complexion, migraine, (a) Uses the term “hydro-surgery,” or order set forth, disseminating, etc., any nervousness, pruritus ani, rheumatism, any other term which includes the word advertisements by means of the United sinus trouble, run-down condition, short “surgery,” to describe respondents’ de States mails, or in commerce, or by any ness of breath, sleeplessness, ulcers of vice or the results obtained through the means, to induce, etc., directly or in the stomach or bowels, or ulcerative co use of said device, or which otherwise directly, purchase in commerce, of their litis are almost invariably caused by in Represents or implies that the results said device, which advertisements (1) use testinal toxemia; or (6) that said device, obtained through the use of said device the term “hydro-surgery”, or any other excepting constipation and headache, are comparable with those accomplished term which includes the word “surgery”, constitutes an effective treatment for the by surgery; to describe respondents’ device or the re ailments and conditions immediately (b) Uses the word “Detoxifier,” or any sults obtained through the use of said above set forth; or (7) that said device other word of similar import, to desig device, or which otherwise represent or constitutes an effective treatment for nate or describe respondents’ device, or imply that the results obtained through constipation, except insofar as it may which otherwise represents or implies the use of said device are comparable afford temporary relief by the irrigation that said device will rid the body of with those accomplished by surgery; or toxins; (2) use the word “Detoxifier”, or any or flushing of the lower bowel; or (8) other words of similar import, to desig that said device constitutes an effective or which advertisement represents, di nate or describe respondents’ device, or treatment for headache, except-insofar rectly or by implication, which otherwise represent or imply that as it may afford temporary relief in those (c) That respondents’ device will said device will rid the body of toxins; or cases where such condition is due to con cleanse the small intestine; • which advertisements represent, directly stipation; or (9) that said device pos (d) That said device will massage or or by implication, (3) that respondents’ sesses any therapeutic value in excess of strengthen the large or small intestine, device will cleanse the small intestine; that possessed by the ordinary enema; or strengthen the tissues of the intes (4) that said device will massage or prohibited. (Sec. 5, 38 Stat. 719» as tinal tract; strengthen the large or small intestine, amended by sec. 3,52 Stat. 112 ; 15 U.S.C., (e) That the injection pf oxygen into or strengthen the tissues of the intes sec. 45b) [Cease and desist order, Asso the intestinal tract by means of said tinal tract; (5) that the injection of ciated Laboratories, Docket 4722, April device will destroy the anaerobic germs; oxygen into the intestinal tract by means 30, 19431 (f) That said device will purify the of said device will destroy the anaerobic At a regular session of the Federal blood stream; germs; (6) that said device will purify Trade Commission, held at its office in (g) That said device reduces high the blood stream; (7) that said device the City of Washington, D. C., on the blood pressure; reduces high blood pressure; (8) that (h) That said device reveals to the said device reveals to the patient which 30th day of April, A. D. 1943. patient which foods should be avoided foods should be avoided in order to in In the Matter of Milton Irwin, Dr. Walter in order to insure maximum efficiency in sure maximum efficiency in digestion; (9) G. Berg, and Dr. David W. Miles, indi digestion; that said device serves to lessen the bur viduals Trading as Associated Labora (i) That said device serves to lessen den upon the liver or kidneys; or (10) tories the burden upon the liver or kidneys; that said device relieves sinus or antrum (j) That said device relieves sinus or complications; prohibited. (Sec. 5, 38 This proceeding having been heard by antrum complications; Stat. 719, as amended by sec. 3, 52 Stat. the.Federal Trade Commission upon the (k) That the use of said device re 112; 15 U.S.C., sec. 45b) [Cease and complaint of the Commission, the sults in the reestablishing of a nomal desist order, Associated Laboratories, answer of the respondents, testimony peristalsis or natural muscular activity Docket 4722, April 30, 19431 and other evidence in support of the of the intestines; allegations of the complaint and in (l) That said device assists in prevent § 3.6 (t) Advertising falsely or mis opposition thereto taken before a trial ing hardening of the arteries; leadingly—Qualities or properties of examiner of the Commission theretofore (m) That most ailments originate in product or service: § 3.6 (x) Advertising duly designated by it, the report of the falsely or misleadingly—Results: § 3.6 trial examiner upon the evidence, and the small intestine; (y 10) Advertising falsely or mislead brief in support of the complaint (no (n) That the introduction of ozone in ingly—Scientific or other relevant facts. brief having been filed by respondents to the body by means of said devipe ac In connection with offer, etc., of re and oral argument not having been re celerates the healing process or stimu spondents’ “Gordon Detoxifier”, or any quested); and the Commission having lates recovery; other similar device, and among other made its findings as to the facts and its (o) That appendicitis, asthma, colitis, things, as in order set forth, disseminat conclusion that the respondents have constipation, excessive fatigue, foul ing, etc., any advertisements by means violated the provisions of the .Federal breath, headache, 'gall bladder compli of the United States mails, or in com Trade Commission Act: cations, high or low blood pressure, in merce, or bÿ any means, to induce, etc., It is ordered, That the respondents, digestion, irregular heart, kidney or blad Milton. Irwin, Dr. Walter G. Berg, and der complications, liver complications, directly or indirectly, purchase in com lumbago, menopause disturbances, merce, of their said device, which adver Dr. David W. Miles, individtfelly and trading as Associated Laboratories, or muddy or pimply complexion, migaraine, tisements represent, directly or by impli nervousness, pruritus ani, rheumatism, cation, (1) that the use of said device re . trading under any other name, and their sults in the reestablishing of * normal agents, representatives and employees, sinus trouble, run-down condition, short- FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 6535 ness'of breath, sleeplessness, ulcers of of said merchandise to the public by TITLE 22—FOREIGN RELATIONS the stomach or bowels, or ulcerative col means of a game of chance, gift enter itis are almost invariably caused by in prise, or lottery scheme; or (3) selling, Chapter II—International Commissions testinal toxemia; etc., any merchandise by means of a (p) That said device constitutes an game of chance, gift enterprise, or lot Notice op Change in T itle op the effective treatment for appendicitis, tery scheme; prohibited. (Sec. 5, 38 Chapter asthma, colitis, excessive fatigue, foul Stat. 719, as amended by sec. 3, 52 Stat. To permit the assembling under one breath, gall bladder complications, high 112; 15 U.S.C., sec. 45b) [Cease and de heading of the rules and regulations of or low blood pressure, indigestion, irregu sist order, Franklin Sales Company, international commissions, domestic lar heart, kidney or bladder complica Docket 4782, May 5,19431 tions; liver complications, lumbago, claims commissions, and such other com menopause disturbances, muddy or pim At a regular session of the Federal missions as may be established in connec ply complexion, migraine, nervousness, Trade Commission, held at its office in tion with foreign relations, the designa pruritus ani, rheumatism, sinus trouble, the City of Washington, D. C., on the tion of chapter n of title 22 of the Code run-down condition, shortness of breath, 5th day of May, A. D. 1943. of Federal Regulations is hereby changed sleeplessness, ulcers of the stomach or In the Matter of Myron Trotcky, an In from “International Commissions” to bowels, or ulcerative colitis; dividual Trading as Franklin Sales “Commissions”. (q) That said device constitutes an Company [seal] Cordell H ull, effective treatment for constipation, ex This proceeding having been heard by Secretary of State. cept insofar as it may afford temporary the Federal Trade Commission upon the M ay 17, 1943. relief by the irrigation or flushing of the complaint of the Commission, testimony lower bowel; [F. R. Doc. 43-7810; Filed, May 17, 1943; and other evidence in support of and in 4:09 p. m.] (r) That said device constitutes an ef opposition to the allegations of the com fective treatment for headache, except plaint taken before a trial examiner of insofar as it may afford temporary relief the Commission theretofore duly desig in those cases where such condition is nated by it, report of the trial examiner Chapter II—Commissions due to constipation; or upon the evidence, and brief filed in sup (s) That said device possesses any port of the complaint; and the Commis P a r t 600— A m e r ic a n M e x ic a n C l a im s therapeutic value in excess of that pos sion having made its findings as to the C o m m is s io n E s t a b l is h e d P u r s u a n t t o sessed by the ordinary enema. facts and its conclusion that said re t h e S e t t l e m e n t of M e x ic a n C l a im s A c t 2. Disseminating or causing to be disspondent has violated the provisions of of 1942 seminated any advertisement by any the Federal Trade Commission Act: means for the purpose of inducing or Pursuant to section 2 (c) of the Settle which is likely to induce, directly or in It is ordered, That the respondent, My ment of Mexican Claims Act of 1942 (56 directly the purchase in commerce, as ron Trotcky, an individual trading as Stat. 1058; 22 U.S.C., Sup. H, 661 (c)), “commerce” is defined in the Federal Franklin Sales Company, his representa the following regulations relating to Trade Commission Act, of respondents’ tives, agents, and employees, directly or claims before the American Mexican device, which advertisement contains any through any corporate or other device Claims Commission established pursuant representation prohibited in paragraph 1 in connection with the offering for sale, to the Settlement of Mexican Claims Act hereof. sale, and distribution of glassware, pen of 1942 are hereby promulgated by the and pencil sets, radios, food mixers, elec Commission: It is further ordered That the respond trical appliances, cigarette lighters, sil ents shall, within sixty (60) days after verware, luggage, and other articles of Sec. service upon them of this order, file with merchandise in commerce as “commerce” 600.1 Notification to claimants. the Commission a report in writing, set is defined in the Federal Trade Commis 600.2 Decisions of the Commission. ting forth in detail the manner and form 600.3 New claims. in which they have complied with this sion Act, do forthwith cease and desist 600.4 Period for filing new claims. order. from: 600.5 Method of filing new claims. By the Commission. 1. Supplying or placing in the hands 600.6 Evidence in support of new claims. of others, push cards or other devices 600.7 Claims in which appraisals have al [seal] - 3 Otis B. J ohnson, which are to be used or may be used in ready been made. Secretary. the sale or distribution of said merchan 600.8 Other claims. 600.9 Access to records of the Commission. [p. R, Doc. 43-7840; Piled, May 18, 1943; dise to the public by means of a game of 600.10 Fees of attorneys. 11:30 a.m .] chance, gift enterprise, or lottery 600.11 Relation between the Commission and scheme. claimants. 2. Shipping, mailing, or transporting to agents or to distributors or to mem A u t h o r it y : §§ 600.1 to 600.11 inclusive is [Docket No. 4782] sued under 56 Stat. 1058; 22 U.S.C., Supp. II, bers of the purchasing public, push cards 661(c). or other devices which are to be used or P art 3—Digest op Cease and Desist § 600.1 Notification to claimants, (a) O rders may be used in the sale and distribution of said merchandise to the public by Notification of the establishment of this FRANKLIN SALES COMPANY means of a game of chance, gift enter Commission and of these rules and regu § 3.99 (b) Using or selling lottery prise, or lottery scheme. lations shall be sent as soon as practica 3. Selling or otherwise disposing of ble to all persons who appear from the devices-—In merchandising. In connec records ef the Department of State, or tion with offer, etc., in Commerce, oi any merchandise by means of a game of chance, gift enterprise, or lottery from advice otherwise received by the glassware, pen- and pencil sets, radios, scheme. Commission, to have claims within the food mixers, electrical appliances, cig purview of section 3 (a), and to all per arette lighters, silverware, luggage, and It is ^further ordered, That the re spondent shall, within sixty (60) days sons having claims of record with re other articles of merchandise, (1) supply, spect to which appraisals were made ing, etc., others with push cards or othei after service upon him of this order, file with the Commission a report in writing, within the purview of section 4 (a), of -devices which are to be used or may be the Settlement of Mexican Claims Act used in the sale or distribution of said setting forth in detail the manner and form in which he has complied with this of 1942. Notification shall also be. made merchandise to the public by means oi through the press and in ^uch other a game of chance, gift enterprise, oi ordér. By the Commission. manner as the Commission may deem lottery scheme; (2) shipping, etc., tc appropriate for the benefit of persons agents or to distributors or to members [seal] Otis B. J ohnson, who may desire to present claims to the purchasing public, push cards oi Secretary. Commission and who have not previously other devices which are to be used oi [F. R. Doc. 43-7838; Filed, May 18, 1943; brought their claims to the attention hiay be used in the sale and distribution 11:30 a. m.] of the Government of the United States. 6536 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 (b) The notification herein provided (c) Allegations of claimants, unsup the Commission will enter an award on for shall be without prejudice to the sub ported by other evidence, cannot be re the basis of the appraisal already made sequent determination of the rights of garded as satisfactory proof of facts and certify the aw&rd to the Secretary the persons so notified, or of other per with respect ta which such allegations of the Treasury. sons claiming as assignees, heirs, execu are made. (d) In the event the Commission tors, administrators, or otherwise, with (d) Fundamental requirements in the decides to review a claim, it may, in its matter of evidence in support of claims discretion, permit the filing of additional respect to the prosecution of claims be evidence in support of the claim: Pro fore this Commission. include, among other things: (1) Proof of the American nationality vided, That it is established to the sat § 600.2 Decisions of the Commission. of all persons or concerns on whose be isfaction of the Commission that it was The bases of decisions to be rendered by half claijm is made; impossible for the claimant or his at the Commission are prescribed by section (2) Proof of the ownership or other torney, despite the exercise of due dili 5 (a) of the Settlement of Mexican interest on the part of claimants in real gence, to obtain and file such evidence Claims Act of 1942. or personal property where loss of, in within any period prescribed for such § 600.3 New claims. New claims are jury to, or wrongful interference with filing by or in accordance with the ap those comprehended by subparagraphs such property is alleged as a basis of plicable agreements between the Govern (1), (2), (3), and (4) of section 3 (a) of claim; ment of the United States and the Gov the Settlement of Mexican Claims Act (3) Proof of alleged wrongful acts or ernment of Mexico, or by or in accord of 1942. omissions on the part of officials of the ance with the applicable rules adopted Mexican Government where liability is pursuant to such agreements. § 600.4 Period for filing new claims. predicated upon such acts or omissions; (e) No evidence shall be filed in sup Under the provisions of section 2 Commissioner. M a y 1 5 ,1 9 4 3 , May 18, 1943. Chapter IV*—Home Owners’ Loan Whereas on December 23,1942,1 issued [P. R. Doc. 43-7851; Plied, May 18, 1943; ” Corporation an order prescribing the pertinent phys 11:49 a. m.] ical properties of the 1-cent piece in ac [Bulletin 196] cordance with the Act of December 18, P art 407—T reasury Division 1942 (Pub. Law 815, 77th Cong.); Whereas I have determined, after con TITLE 24—HOUSING CREDIT FORM RO-TR—95 AND BORROWER’S SETTLE MENT AGENT sultation with the Chairman of the War Chapter II—Federal Savings and Loan Production Board, that the following System Section 407.42-2 (6 FJR. 4096) shall changes in the physical properties of the be amended to read as follows: 1-cent piece will operate to conserve [Bulletin. 20] §407.42-2 Form RO-TR-95. The strategic metals in furtherance of the Part 202—I ncorporation, Conversion, Paid Loan Section shall determine war effort, and and Organization through the Cashier either that the re Whereas in determining the following changes in the physical properties of the HEARINGS ON APPLICATIONS FOR PERMISSION mittance paying an account in full is of such a nature that its collection is with 1-cent piece, I have taken into consid TO ORGANIZE FEDERAL ASSOCIATIONS out question, or that it has cleared; and eration its use in coin-operated devices; May 17,1943. after such determination shall transmit Now therefore, I, D. W. Bell, Acting Paragraph (c) of § 202.29 of the rules promptly to the person entitled to re Secretary of the Treasury, do hereby or and regulations for the Federal Savings ceive same the release, canceled note and der that until further notice, or until and Loan System is hereby amended, ef mortgage, and other papers as specified December 31, 1946, whichever shall first fective May 17, 1943, to read as follows: by the Regional Counsel, together with occur, the 1-cent piece coined by the franked envelope bearing the return ad United States mints shall have the phys (c) Hearing on application for per ical properties prescribed in my order mission to organize. At any time after dress of the Regional Treasurer and Form RO-TR-95, Letter of Transmittal of December 23, 1942, except that: the filing of an application for permis 1. It shall weigh 42.5 grains. sion to organize and before the approval and Paid Loan Instrument Receipt, in accordance with Forms Manual Instruc 2. It shall not vary in weight by more of such application, the Federal Home tions, than 3.5 grains. Loan Bank Administration, unless it de After the date of this order and during termines to deny such application, may, The third paragraph of § 407.42-5 (6 the period in which the above described in its discretion, order a hearing thereon, FJR. 4096) shall be amended to read as 1-cent piece is coined, the coinage of conducted in accordance with the pro follows: 1-cent pieces pursuant to the provisions visions of paragraph (a) of this section. § 407.42-5 Borrower’s settlement of amended section 3515 of the Revised Such hearing may, in the discretion of agent. * * * Statutes (U. S. C. title 31, sec. 317) and the said Bank Administration, be in After receipt of a properly executed pursuant to my order of December 23, lieu of the hearing provided in para Agreement, Form RO-TR-351, from the 1942, as originally issued, shall be sus graph (b)v of this section. The appli approved escrow agent, or upon receipt pended. cants shall cause to be published, in the of a request from an approved escrow This order may be modified or revoked manner specified in paragraph (b) of agent who has executed and filed a Blan at any time. this section, a notice in the form pre ket Escrow Agreement, Form RO-TR- [seal] D. W. Bell, scribed in paragraph (e) of this section, 351-A, with the Regional Treasurer, the Acting Secretary of the Treasury. and shall file an affidavit of publication Regional Treasurer shall transmit by as provided in paragraph (e) of this [F. R. Doc. 43-7831; Filed, May 18, 1943; registered mail to said agent the release, 11:19 a. m.] section. Unless such notice shall have cancellation of evidence of indebtedness, been duly published by the applicants, and any papers to which the borrower is »This document affects § 101.1. 6538 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 numbered 200 St. Francis Street, Mobile, TITLE 32—NATIONAL DEFENSE and labor to uses not authorized by the War Production Board. In view of the Alabama, except as specifically author Chapter VI—Selective Service System foregoing facts, It is hereby ordered, ized in writing by the War Production That: Board. [No. 186] (b) Deliveries of material to G. P. Classification R ecord C § 1010.286 Suspension Order S-286. Nichols, his successors or assigns, shall (a) Neither Ukrainian National Associ not be accorded priority over deliveries ORDER REVISING FORM ation Temple, nor any other person, shall under any other contract or order and By virtue of the provisions of the Se order, purchase, accept delivery of, with no preference ratings shall bë assigned, lective Training and Service Act of 1940 draw from inventory, or in any other applied or extended to such deliveries by (54 Stat. 885, 50 U.S.C., Sup. 301-318, in manner secure or use material or con means of preference rating certificates, clusive) ; E.O. No. 8545, 5 F.R. 3779, E.O. struction plant to continue or complete preference rating orders, general prefer No. 9279, 7 F.R. 10177, and the authority construction or alteration or addition of ence orders or any other orders or regu vested in me by the Chairman of the the building located at 4655 Martin lations of the War Production Board ex War Manpower Commission in Adminis Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, except as cept as hereafter specifically authorized trative Order No. 26, 7 F.R. 10512,1 here specifically authorized in writing by the in writing by the War Production Board. by prescribe the following change in DSS War Production Board. (c) No allocation shall be made to G. forms: Cb) Nothing contained in this order P. Nichols, his successors or assigns, of shall be deemed to relieve Ukrainian Na Revision of DSS Form 100A, entitled "Clas any material, the supply or distribution sification Record C,” effective immediately tional Association Temple from any re of which is governed by an order of the upon the filing hereof with the Division striction, prohibition, or provision con War Production Board, except r.s here of the Federal Register.1 tained in any other order or regulation after specifically authorized in writing of the War Production Board. by the War Production Board. The foregoing revision shall become a (c) This order shall take effect on May part of the Selective Service Regulations (d) This order shall take effect on May effective immediately upon the filing 19, 1943. 19, 1943 and shall expire on August 19, Issued this 17th day of May 1943. 1943, at which time the restrictions con-» hereof with the Division of the Federal tained in this order shall be of no fur Register. W ar P roduction B oard, ther effect. Lew is B. H ershey, By J. J oseph W helan, Director. Recording Secretary. Issued this 17th day of May 1943. M a y 7, 1943. [F. R. Doc. 43-7814; Filed, May 17, 1943; W ar P roduction Board, [F. R. Doc. 43-7796; Filed, May 17, 1943; 4:50 p. m.] By J. J oseph W helan, 1:56 p. m.] Recording Secretary. [F. R. Doc. 43-7815; Filed, May 17,. 1943; 4:50 p. m.] Chapter IX—War Production Board P art 1010—Suspension O rders Subchapter B—Executive Vice Chairman [Suspension Order S-319] Authority; Regulations in this subchapter G. P. NICHOLS P art 1029—F arm M achinery and Equip issued under PD. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. Q. P. Nichols, 59 Silverwood, Mobile, ment and Attachments and R epair 6680; W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 P arts T herefor F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. Alabama, is a building contractor oper 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as ating in Mobile, Alabama and other [Amendment 1 to Limitation Order L-170, amended by Pub. Laws 89 and 507, 77th Cong. cities. In November, 1942, G. P. Nichols as Amended April 6, 1943] began construction, consisting of remod P art 1010—Suspension Orders eling and alterations on a building lo Section 1029.10 Limitation Order L-170 [Suspension Order S-286] cated at 200 St. Francis Street, Mobile, is hereby amended in the following par ticulars: UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION TEMPLE Alabama, used as a restaurant. The estimated cost of this construction was (a) Amend paragraph (c) (1) (iii) to Ukrainian National Association Tem $4,000 which was in excess of the $200 read as follows: ple is an association organized under the permitted cost of construction estab (iii) Manufacture, for sale in the con laws of the State of Michigan as a club, lished by Conservation Order L-41, as tinental United States, any item of farm lodge, fraternity and amusement asso amended. G. P. Nichols, before begin machinery and equipment requiring rub ciation. ning said construction, was aware of ber tires, except to the extent that, prior Subsequent to September 2, 1942, the Conservation Order L-41, as amended. to the manufacture of any such item, Association began construction and or Furthermore, G. P. Nichols was specifi specific quantities of rubber tires may be dered, purchased, and withdrew from in cally informed of said order in the early made available or released by the War ventory materials to alter and complete stages of this construction, and under Production Board for this specific its building located at 4655 Martin date of January 15,1943, received a tele purpose. Avenue, Detroit, Michigan. The Asso gram from the War Production Board ciation had been advised by counsel prior (bX Amend subdivision (v) of para addressed to the owner ordering all work graph (d) (1) to read as follows: to this date that under Conservation in violation of Conservation Order L-41, Order L-41 as amended July 23, 1942, it as amended, to be stopped. Nevertheless • (v) To any foreign country (including could not begin construction, the esti he continued construction. This con Canada and territories and possessions mated cost of which exceeded $5,000.00. duct of G. P. Nichols constituted a wilful of the United States) any farm ma Under Conservation Order L-41 as violation of Conservation Order L-41, as chinery and equipment requiring rubber amended September 2, ,1942, the Asso amended. tires, except to the extent that, prior to ciation was not permitted to begin con-, These violations of Conservation Order the manufacture of any such item, spe struction, the estimated cost of which L-41, as amended, have diverted scarce cific quantities of rubber tires may be exceeded $200.00. The estimated cost material to uses unauthorized by the made available or released by the War of the construction begun bÿ the Asso War Production Board and have ham Production Board for this specific ciation after September 2,1942, exceeded pered and impeded th e. war effort. In purpose. $5,000.00. The beginning of construc view of the foregoing facts, It is hereby tion as aforesaid constituted a wilful ordered, That: Issued this 18th day of May 1943. violation of Conservation Order L-41. W ar P roduction B oard, This wilful violation of Conservation § 1010.319 Suspension Order S-319. By J. J oseph W helan, Order L-41 has diverted scarce material (a) G. P. Nichols, his successors or as Recording Secretary. signs, shall not use material or construc tion plant to continue or complete [F. R. Doc. 43-7834; Filed, May 18, 1943; »Form filed as part of the original docu 11:18 a. m.] ment. alteration or construction at premises FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 6539 P art 1029—F arm M achinery and E quip netic may be made from copper alloy P art 1049—I ncandescent, F luorescent ment and Attachments and R epair containing not more than 71% copper!! and Other E lectric Discharge Lamps P arts T herefor (iv) Bearings, bushings, thrust wash [General Limitation Order L-28, as Amended [Supplementary Limitation Order L-170-a as ers and similar parts. Bushings and May 14, 1943]1 Amended May 18, 1943] thrust washers for: Whereas the demands of national de In accordance with the provisions of Electrical equipment; steering gears; fense has created a, shortage of nickel, paragraph (j) (2) of § 1029.10 Limita front axle king pins; clutch and brake brass, copper and other materials used in tion Order L-170, which the following pedals and control shafts; transmission, the manufacture of incandescent lamps; order supplements; It is hereby ordered, power lift and power take off gearing; action has already been taken to con That: engine bearings, serve the supply and direct the distribu § 1029.11 Supplementary Limitation Provided, That such copper and copper tion of such materials to insure deliveries Order L-170-a— ia) Definitions. For base alloy as may be used shall be re for defense and essential civilian require the purposes of this order: duced by substitution of steel backed for ments; and the present supply of these (1) “Copper” means unalloyed copper solid bronze bushings in all cases where materials will be insufficient for defense metal, including unalloyed copper metal diameter, length or wall thickness, make and essential civilian requirements unless produced from scrap. such substitution practicable; their use in the manufacture of incan (2) “Copper base alloy” means any (v) Replacement parts, but only where descent lamps is curtailed; alloy metal in the composition of which the original part was manufactured from § 1049.1 General Limitation Order the percentage of copper metal by weight copper or copper base alloy and no sub L-28—(a) Definitions. For the purposes stitute has been developed in current or of this order: equals or exceeds forty per cent (40%) prior production, either by the producer of the total weight of the alloy. It shall himself or by suppliers of such items, and (1) “Incandescent lamp” means any include alloy metal produced from scrap. where (because of limited quantities to hermetically-sealed lamp or bulb, de (3) “Copper products” means prod be produced) substitutes are prohibitive signed primarily to produce light, which ucts made of copper, fabricated to the from a standpoint of tool, material and makes use of a metal or carbon filament extent that they are sheet, rod, tubing, production costs. or metal wire strip, foil, or compound extrusions, castings, ingots, forgings, (vi) Carburetor parts. Those parts as the source of light. wire, powder or anodes, or fabricated to having metering or seating, filtering or (2) “Fluorescent lamp” means any her any greater extent. anti-friction characteristics such as jets, metically-sealed electric discharge lamp (4) “Copper base alloy products” nozzles, seats, metering rods, floats, or tube (other than a cold-cathode tube) means products made of copper base screens, springs and bearings; also drill in which the radiant energy from the alloy, fabricated to the extent that they plugs, where non-corrosive metal is re electric discharge is converted by suitable are sheet, rod, tubing, extrusions, cast quired to facilitate removal for cleaning; phosphor coatings into visible wave ings, ingots, forgings* wire, powder or and drain cocks; lengths. anodes, or fabricated to any greater ex (3) “Glow discharge lamp” means any tent. (vii) Plating. For functional parts in connection with carburizing steel and hermetically-sealed electric discharge (5) “Farm tractor” means all wheel where substituted for solid copper or lamp or tube (other than a fluorescent type tractors and garden tractors for lamp) containing gases or vapors and use on a farm. copper base alloy; (viii) Gaskets. Spark plug gaskets designed to operate at impressed voltages (6) “Engine power units” means any (internal only); grommets in cylinder of less than one thousand volts to produce such units used in farm machinery and visible light. equipment. head gaskets for water passages; washers or solid gaskets where seating (4) “Blackout lamp” means any in (b) General restrictions; (required is required; candescent lamp having a lumen output specifications). (1) On and after No (ix) Used as a minor alloying element. of less than 1 lumen per watt, with an vember 7, 1942, no producer (except as In zinc die castings for carburetor parts opaque coating on more than 50% of the otherwise specifically authorized by the external or internal glass surface. War Production Board pursuant to an or for other functional items where sub stitutes are prohibitive from a standpoint (5) “Person” means any individual, appeal under paragraph (o) of Limi of tool cost; in ferrous alloys; partnership, association, business trust, tation Order L-170) shall manufacture (x) Brazing material. For joining corporation, governmental corporation or for sale, or receive from his supplier for functional parts of multiple-piece con agency, or any organized group of per re-sale, any copper products or copper struction; sons whether incorporated or not. base alloy products to be used or incor (xi) Powdered copper, for briquetted (6) “Manufacturer” means any person porated in the production of farm trac bearings; copper lead bearings; who produces or assembles any incandes tors, engine power units or repair parts (xii) Gauges. The functional move cent, fluorescent or glow discharge lamp therefor, other than for the following ment parts (cranks, pointer posts, gears, or part therefor, or who coats, etches or purposes: bourdon tubes, thermometer bulhs, dia otherwise marks any such lamps for use (i) Radiators. Water courses and phragms and pointers) of oil pressure by any other person. tanks of copper alloy containing not gauges, heat indicators, and ammeters; (7) “Wholesaler” means any person more than seventy-one percent (71%) (xiii) Fuel filter screens, fuel shut off (other than a manufacturer) engaged in copper; cocks, three way fuel valves; the business of selling incandescent, (ii) Cooling control devices. Thermo (xiv) Priming cups, for engine cylin fluorescent or glow discharge lamps to stats; radiator sealing caps (pressure ders; or dealers for resale, whether or not he also type only) ; (xv) Clutch facings and brake linings. sells such lamps to the public. (iii) Electrical equipment. Only parts The use of copper alloy in suitable form, (8) “Dealer” means any person (other such as wire, grindings, or brass chips, than a manufacturer or wholesaler) en functioning as electrical conductors in gaged in the business of selling incandes the following assemblies : coils, distribu is permitted. (c) This order supersedes L-26-c, andcent, fluorescent or glow discharge lamps tors, generators, instruments, lamp bulbs, all amendments thereto and appeals to the public. starting motors, switches, wiring (in granted thereunder. (9) “Military exemption order” means cluding bulk or spooled primary wire, a purchase order, contract or subcontract spark plug wire, battery cable and mag Issued this 18th day of May 1943. for incandescent, fluorescent or glow dis- net wire), battery terminals containing WAr P roduction Board, By J. J oseph W helan, 1 This document is a re-statement of not more than 71% copper, magnetos, Recording Secretary. Amendment 1 to L-28, as amended March 30, regulators; non-current carrying parts 1943, which appeared in the F ed eral R e g is t e r for the above which must be non-mag- [F. R. Doc. 43-7835; Filed, May 18, 1943; of May 18, 1943, page 6402, and reflects the 11:18 a. m.] order in its completed form as May 14, 1943. No. 98----- 2 6540 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 charge lamps, or parts for such lamps, to proposed delivery schedules for incan (6) No manufacturer shall produce be purchased (or physically incorporated descent, fluorescent and glow discharge any blackout lamp or convert any in into lamps to be purchased) by or for the lamps respectively, so far as then candescent lamp into a blackout lamp account of the Army or Navy of the planned, but in any event for not less by etching, painting or otherwise coat United States, the United States Mari than the three calendar months follow ing it, except: time Commission, the War Shipping Ad ing March 31, 1943. This reporting re (i) In fulfillment of a specific order, ministration, or the Panama Canal, or quirement has been approved by the contract or subcontract for blackout the armed forces of any country eligible Bureau of the Budget in accordance lamps produced according to specifica for Lend-Lease assistance pursuant to the with the Federal Reports Act of 1942. tions approved by the Army or Navy Act of March 11, 1941, entitled “An Act (iii) The War Production Board will of the United States for delivery of such to Promote the Defense of the United notify manufacturers of its approval or lamps to or for the account of the Army States” (Lend-Lease Act) , when accom disapproval of the production and deliv or Navy of the United States, the United panied by a certification in the following ery schedules for thé calendar quarter, States Maritime Commission, the War form, signed by the appropriate procur or longer period, covered in such sched Shipping Administration, or the Panama ing officer or the person placing such ules. The War Production Board may Canal, or order: at any time, change any schedules; (ii) Pursuant to specific authorization direct the cancellation of any order granted by the War Production Board. This is to certify that all lamps (or lamp shown on any schedule; prescribe any (7) No manufacturer shall produce parts) specified in this order are to be used or accept delivery of any lamp leads, by the United States Army (or Navy, Maritime other schedule for production or deliv Commission, War Shipping Administration or eries for any period, regardless of filament supports, terminals or lamp Panama Canal, or armed services of a Lend- whether a schedule for such period, or bases containing nickel, copper, brass or Lease country) on ships, aircraft, vehicles or any part thereof, has been reported by chromium, except: weapons, or outside the continental limits the manufacturer or theretofore ap (i) In electroplated coatings (except of the United States. proved by the War Production Board; that no nickel may be used for plating allocate any order listed on the report lamp bases) ; Name (ii) In alloys of controlled thermal ex B y------to any other manufacturer; or direct the delivery of any incandescent lamps so pansion properties, provided that such Any provision of this order which ex listed to any other person, at the estab alloys may be used only for sealing in pressly permits the fulfillment of a mili lished price and terms. glass in the minimum size and length re tary exemption order shall be deemed to (iv) If any schedule for production or quired for such practical sealing; permit a manufacturer to produce lamps deliveries approved under the provisions (iii) Copper or nickel in sheathing on or lamp parts to replace in his inventory of this order does not correspond to ferrous wire or strip, commonly called lamps or lamp parts which, though not the authorized production schedule ap “copperweld” or “nickel-clad” or “cop produced pursuant to military exemption proved for the same quarter under the per-clad”; orders, have been delivered by him pur Controlled Materials Plan (on Form (iv) Brass in base eyelets, or pins; suant to military exemption orders. CMP-4B, or any other designated form), (v) Brass bases for incandescent or (b) General restrictions. (1) During then the schedule approved under this glow discharge lamps in fulfillment of the period of three months beginning Oc order shall constitute the authorized military exemption orders; or tober 1,1942, and during each succeeding production schedule of that manufac (vi) Pursuant to specific authoriza period of three months until otherwise turer. tion of the War Production Board ordered by the War Production Board, (4) No wholesaler or dealer shall sell, granted on Form PD-556 pursuant to no manufacturer shall produce bases for lease, trade, lend, deliver, ship^or trans an application filed on Form PD-556. incandescent, fluorescent and glow dis fer any photoflash or photoflood incan (8) No manufacturer shall produce charge lamps having a total weight descent lamps, except: any incandescent, fluorescent or glow greater than 31%% of the total weight (i) To a manufacturer, wholesaler or discharge lamps containing brass bases, of such bases produced by him during dealer; except: 1940, except that any such manufac (ii) In fulfillment of purchase orders (i) Incandescent or glow discharge turer may, in addition to the foregoing or contracts bearing preference ratings lamps in fulfillment of military exemp quota, produce additional bases: of AA-4 or higher. tion orders; or (1) Having a total weight equal to any (ii) Pursuant to specific authoriza part of his quota for the next succeeding (5) No manufacturer or reclaimer of tion of the War Production Board. period of three months: Provided, That bases for incandescent, fluorescent or (9) Notwithstanding the provisions of he reduces his quota for such succeeding glow discharge lamps shall sell, transfer Priorities Regulation No. 1, Priorities period of three months by an equivalent or deliver any bases for such lamps, Regulation No. 3, and any other War amount; and except with the specific authorization Production Board orders or regulations, (ii) Having a total weight equal to any of the War Production Board. On no person shall apply or extend a rating unused part of his quota for the preced or before the 20th day of each cal of less than AA-4 to any order for incan endar month, each manufacturer or ing period of three months. reclaimer of bases for incandescent, descent, fluorescent or glow discharge (2) No manufacturer shall produce fluorescent or glow discharge lamps shall lamps, and no rating less than AA-4 any incandescent lamps designed pri file with the War Production Board a shall have any force or effect with re marily for use on Christmas trees, or for statement on Form PD-532 of the total spect to the acceptance and filling of advertising, decorative or display pur metal weight of bases for incandescent any order for incandescent, fluorescent poses. and glow discharge lamps and the total or glow discharge lamps. (3) (i) Commencing April 1, 1943, no number of bases for fluorescent lamps (c) Intra-company deliveries. The manufacturer shall produce or deliver which he expects to be able to transfer restrictions of this order with respect to any incandescent, fluorescent or glow or deliver during the next succeeding deliveries prohibit or restrict deliveries discharge lamps except in accordance calendar month. The War Production not only to other persons, including with the schedules approved or pre Board shall thereupon authorize on affiliates or subsidiaries, but also from scribed by the War Production Board as Form PD-532 each manufacturer or one branch, division or section of a single hereinafter provided; and no manufac reclaimer of bases for incandescent, enterprise to another branch, division, turer shall alter such approved or pre fluorescent or glow discharge lamps to or section of the same or any other en scribed production or delivery schedules deliver a maximum metal weight of bases terprise under common ownership or unless authorized or directed to do so by for incandescent and glow discharge control. the War Production Board.' lamps and a maximum number of bases (d) Avoidance of excessive inventories. (ii) On or before April 15, 1943, each for fluorescent lamps during the suc Manufacturers shall not accumulate for manufacturer shall file with the War ceeding calendar month to such manu use in the manufacture of incandescent, Production Board a statement in writing facturers and other persons as said fluorescent or glow discharge lamps, or which shall include such manufacturer’s War Production Board may deem ap parts therefor, inventories of raw mate proposed production schedules and his propriate. rials, semi-processed materials, or fin- FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 6541 ished parts in quantities in excess of the P art 1125—Caskets, Shipping Cases and (c) Restrictions on use. (1) No pro minimum amounts necessary to main B urial Vaults ducer or distributor shall use isopropyl tain production of such lamps or parts [Revocation of Supplementary General Lim alcohol except as specifically authorized as permitted by this order. itation Order L-64-a] or directed in writing by War Production (e) Records. All persons affected by Board. this order shall keep and preserve, for Section 1125.2 Supplementary Gen (2) No person shall use isopropyl alco not less than two years, accurate and eral Limitation Order No. L-64-a is hereby revoked. hol received by him for a purpose or complete records concerning inventories, purposes contrary to the purpose or pur production and sales. Issued this 18th day of May 1943. poses certified in the certificate fur (f) Audit and inspection. All records W ar P roduction Board, nished by him pursuant to paragraph required to be kept by this order shall, By J. J oseph W helan, (e) (1) hereof. upon request, be submitted to audit and Recording Secretary. inspection by duly authorized represent (3) War Production Board may from atives of the War Production Board. [F. R. Doc. 43-7833; Filed, May 18, 1943; time to time issue directions with respect 11:18 a. m.] to the use or uses which may or may not (g) Reports. Each person to whom be made of isopropyl alcohol to be deliv this order applies shall file with the War ered to, or then in the inventory of, the Production Board such reports and ques prospective user. tionnaires as said Board shall from time (d) Exceptions to requirements for to time prescribe. P art 1269—I sopropyl Alcohol specific authorizations. Notwithstand (h) Violations. Any person who wil [General Preference Order M-168 as amended ing the provisions of paragraph (b) (1) fully violates any provision of this order, May 18, 1943 [ hereof, specific authorization in writing or who, in connection with this order, of War Production Board shall not be wilfully conceals a material fact or fur Section 1269.1 General Preference required for the delivery by any supplier nishes false information to any depart Order No. M-168 is hereby amended to to any one person in any calendar month ment or agency of the United States, is read: of not more than 54 gallons: Provided, guilty of a crime, and upon conviction § 1269.1 General Preference Order however, Thatrthe aggregate quantity of may be punished by fine or imprison No. M->168—(a) Definitions. (1) “Iso isopropyl alcohol which any supplier may ment. In addition, any such person may deliver in any calendar month pursuant be prohibited from making or obtaining propyl alcohol” means isopropyl alcohol, further deliveries of or from processing dimethyl carbinol, pseudopropyl alcohol, to this paragraph (d) shall not exceed or using material under priority control pseudo propanol, isopropanol, second the quantity which War Production and may be deprived of priorities assist ary propanol, or secondary propyl alco Board shall in writing have specifically ance. hol of any grade and from whatever authorized or directed such supplier to (i) Appeal. Any person affected by source derived. deliver in such month under this para this order who considers that compliance (2) “Producer” means any person en graph (d), on application made by such therewith would work an exceptional gaged in the production of isopropyl al supplier (in the normal case on Form cohol and includes any person who has PD-602 filed pursuant to paragraph (f) and unreasonable hardship upon him, or (1) hereof). that it would result in a serious problem isopropyl alcohol produced for him pur of unemployment in the community, or suant to toll agreement. (e) Certification of customer’s use. that compliance with this order would (3) “Distributor” means any person (1) No supplier shall in any calendar disrupt or impair a program of conver who purchases isopropyl alcohol for re month deliver to any person more than sion from non-defense to defense work, sale without further processing. 54 gallons of isopropyl alcohol unless (4) “Supplier” means a producer or prior thereto he shall have received from may apply for relief by forwarding a distributor. such person a certificate in substantially letter addressed to the War Produc the following form: tion Board, Consumers’ Durable Goofts (b) Restrictions on delivery. (1) No Division, Washington, D. C., Ref.: L-28, ■ producer or distributor shall deliver iso The undersigned purchaser hereby certi setting forth the pertinent facts and the propyl alcohol to any person except as fies to the War Production Board and to his reasons why such person considers that specifically authorized or directed in supplier, pursuant to Order No. M-168, th a t writing by War Production Board. No the isopropyl alcohol hereby ordered for he is entitled to relief. The War Pro delivery i n ------194______will be used duction Board may thereupon take such person shall accept delivery of isopropyl month action as it deems appropriate. alcohol which hfe knows or has reason to believe is delivered in violation of this for the following purpose(s) only: (j) Applicability of other orders. In order. Use A .------gals. so far as any other order heretofore or Use B—------gals. hereafter issued by the War Production (2) Authorizations or directions with respect to deliveries to be made in each [Note: (aa) If material is ordered for sin Board, limits the use of any material in gle use only, omit statement of quantity, the production of incandescent, fluores calendar month by producers and dis (bb) For other instructions see paragraph cent or glow discharge lamps, or parts tributors will so far as practicable be is (e) (2).l ' therefor, to a greater extent than the sued by War Production Board prior to limits imposed by this order, the restric the commencement of such month (in Name of purchaser tions in such other order shall govern the normal case on Form PD-602 filed B y ------pursuant to paragraph (f)(1) hereof), Duly authorized official unless otherwise specified therein. but War Production Board may at any (k) Applicability of regulations. Ex time issue directions with respect to de Title cept as provided in subparagraph (b) liveries to be made. (9), this order and all transactions af (3) In the event that any producer or Date fected thereby are subject to all appli distributor after receiving notice from Such certificate need not be filed with cable provisions orthe regulations of the War Production Board with respect to War Production Board, as amended from War Production Board. It may be time to time. a delivery of isopropyl alcohol which he inscribed on the purchaser’s order or is authorized or directed to make to any take the form of a separate instrument (l) Routing of correspondence. All specific customer or group of customers, but in either case shall be signed by an reports to be filed and other communica shall be unable to make such delivery authorized official of the purchaser either tions concerning this order should be either because of receipt of notice of manually or as provided in Priorities addressed to the War Production Board, cancellation or otherwise, such producer Regulation No. 7. No supplier shall de Consumers’ Durable Goods Division, or distributor shall forthwith give notice Washington, D. C., Ref.: L-28. liver isopropyl alcohol where he knows of such fact to War Production Board, or has reason to believe the purchaser’s Issued this 14th day of May Î943. Chemicals Division, Washington, D. C., certificate to be false, but in the absence W ar P roduction Board, Ref: M-168 and shall not, in the absence of such knowledge or reason to believe, By J. J oseph W helan, of specific authorization or direction in he may rely on the certificate. Recording Secretary. writing from War Production Board, sell (2) In filling out the certificate re or otherwise dispose of the isopropyl al ferred to in paragraph (e) (1) hereof, IP. R. Doc. 43-7832; Filed, May 18, 1943; cohol which he is unable to deliver as purchaser will specify use or uses in 11:18 a. m.] aforesaid. terms of the following: 6542 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 P art 3054—Cattle T ail and H orse Mane Acetone. gallons of isopropyl alcohol, names of Cleaning compound. customers need not be listed but the ag H air Cosmetics. gregate quantity of isopropyl alcohol or [GeneVal Conservation Order M-210, as De-icing fluid dered for each use will be lumped. More Amended May 18, 1943] Drugs and pharmaceuticals. specifically, applicant will specify in Col Disinfectants and germicides. umns 1 and 1-a “Total orders under 3501 1. Part 3054 (formerly “Cattle Tail Gasoline inhibitors. Hair”) is amended to read: “Cattle Tail Hydraulic brake fluid. gallons for use i n ------” (insert Isopropyl acetate. ing in blank the name of the primary and Horse Mane Hair.” Oil emulsions. product to be manufactured by his cus 2. Section 3054.1 General Conserva Pectin. * tomer, as for example, “acetone”), and tion Order M-210, as Amended January 9, Resins and plastics. will specify in Column 4 the total quan 1943 is amended to read as follows: Rubbing alcohol compound. tity represented by the orders for such § 3054.1 General Conservation Order Technical coatings. product. With respect to orders from Textiles. M-210—(a) Applicability of regulations. Waterproofing. customers for delivery of not more than This order and all transactions'affected Xanthates. 54 gallons of isopropyl alcohol in the ap thereby are subject to all applicable reg Chemical manufacture (specify). plicable month, neither name of cus ulations of the War Production Board, Other (specify). tomer nor use need be shown. Instead, as amended from time to itme. Resale (as isopropyl alcohol). applicant will state in Columns 1 and Inventory (as isopropyl alcohol). (b) Definitions. For the purposes of 1-a, “Total small order deliveries (esti this order: (f) Applications and reports. (1) mated)” and in Column 4 will specify (1) “Cattle tail hair” means hair Each supplier requiring authorization to the total estimated quantity so to be from the tails or switches of cattle, in make delivery of isopropyl alcohol during delivered, cluding calves, and oxen, and includes any calendar month (and each supplier (vii) A producer requiring permission to use a part or all of his own produc all such hair in any combination with seeking authorization to use isopropyl other hair or fiber provided the cattle tail alcohol in any such month) shall file tion of isopropyl alcohol shall list his application on or before the 20th day of own name as customer in Column 1 on hair is not physically incorporated into the preceding month. The application Form PD-602, specifying quantity re any product, and shall be made on Form FD-602 in the quired and product manufactured. (2) “Horse mane hair” means hair manner prescribed therein, subject to the Written approval of War Production from the manes of mules, donkeys or following special instructions: Board on such Form PD-602 shall con horses, including ponies and colts; (i) Copies of Form PD-602 may be ob stitute authority to the producer to use whether imported or domestic, new or tained at local field offices of the War isopropyl alcohol in the quantity and for reclaimed, of original color or dyed, Production Board. the purposes indicated in such approved washed or unwashed, except used hair (ii) An original and three copies shall Form. which has not been reclaimed, and ex be prepared of which the original and (viii) Leave Column 6 blank. cept imported drawn hair. two copies shall be filed with War Pro (ix) Each producer will report pro (c) Sales and deliveries. No person duction Board, Chemicals Division, duction, deliveries and stocks as required shall sell or deliver any imported cattle Washington, D. C., Ref.: M-168, the third by Table II, Columns 9 to 16, inclusive. tail or horse mane hair except to a man copy being retained for applicant’s files. Distributors will fill out only Columns 10, ufacturer of either or both cattle tail The original filed with the War Produc 12 and 13. Producers and distributors or horse mane hair products. This re tion Board shall be manually signed by will leave Column 8 blank. striction shall not apply to deliveries to a duly authorized official. (2) War Production Board may issue or by any person having temporary cus (iii) In the heading, under “Name of other and further directions with re tody of cattle tail or horse mane hair chemical,” specify “Isopropyl alcohol”; spect to preparing and filing Form PD- for the purpose of transporting or public under “Grade”, specify “91%, 95% or 602. warehousing. 9 9 % under “WPB Order No.”, specify (g) Miscellaneous provisions—(1) Ap (d) Processing and use. No person “M-168”; indicate month and year dur plicability of regulations. This order shall process or commercially use any ing which deliveries covered by the ap and all transactions affected thereby are cattle tail oy horse mane hair, except to plication are to be made; under “Unit subject to all applicable regulations of manufacture products, containing a of measure”, specify “gallons”; under the War Production Board, as amended mixture not more than 50 % of cattle tail name of company, applicant will specify from time to time. hair, horse mane hair, or a combination his name and the address of the plant (2) Violations. Any person who wil of both, to be delivered to or for the ac or warehouse from which shipment will fully violates any provision of this order, count of the Army or Navy of the United be made. or who, in connection with this order States, the United States Maritime Com (iv) In Column 1, applicant'will list wilfully conceals a material fact or fur mission or the War Shipping Adminis the name of each customer who has nishes false information to any depart tration. placed with him an order for the de ment or agency of the United States is (e) Imports. Nothing in this order livery, in the applicable month, of more guilty of a crime, and upon conviction shall be construed to restrict the import than 3500 gallons of isopropyl alcohol. may be punished by fine or imprison of. cattle tail or horse mane hair, which, If it is necessary to use more than one ment. In addition, any such person however, shall be made in conformity sheet to list such customers, applicant may be prohibited from, making or ob with General Imports Order M-63, as will number each sheet in order and taining further deliveries of, or from amended from time to time. show grand total for all sheets on last processing or using, material uryier pri (f) Further restrictions. No person sheet which is the only one that need be ority control and may be deprived of shall sell, deliver, accept delivery of, proc certified. priorities assistance. ess or use any cattle tail or horse mane (v) With respect to each order from (3) Communications to War Produc hair or any product containing the same, any customer in the applicable month tion Board. All reports required to be for the purpose of meeting military re of more than 3500 gallons of isopropyl filed hereunder, and all communications quirements, contrary to any directions .alcohol, applicant will specify in Column concerning this order, shall, unless which may be issued from time to time 1-a the use to which isopropyl alcohol otherwise directed, be addressed to: War by the War Production Board. will be put by his customer, as indicated Production Board, Chemicals Division, (g) Appeals. Any appeal from the by the certificate filed with applicant Washington, D. C. Ref: M-168. provisions of this order shall be made by by the customer pursuant to paragraphs This order, as amended, shall take filing a letter in. triplicate, referring to (e) (1) and (e) (2) hereof. If the iso effect June 1, 1943. the particular provision appealed from propyl alcohol ordered by a customer is and stating fully the grounds ,of the ap for two or more uses, applicant will in Issued this 18th day of May 1943. peal. , , • dicate each use separately and will indi W ar P roduction Board, (h) Reports. All importers, dealers By J. J oseph W helan, and processors of cattle tail a n d horse cate the. quantity of isopropyl alcohol Recording Secretary. mane hair shall file Form PD-705 in the ordered for each use. manner and with the data as therein (vi) With respect to orders of more [F. R. Doc. 43-7836; Filed, May 18, 1943; than 54 gallons but not more than 3500 11:18 a. m.] prescribed. FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 6543 (i) Communications. All reports re P art 1340—F uel (yy) Amendment No, 51 <§ 1340.159 quired to be filed hereunder, and all [RPS 38,1 Amendment 97] (d) (2) (i), (ii) and (iii)) to Revised communications concerning this order, Price Schedule No. 88 shall become effec shall, unless otherwise directed in writ PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS tive January 2, 1943, except that a pur ing, be addressed to: War Production A statement of the considerations in chaser and seller of dry gas may, by Board, Textile, Clothing and Leather Di volved in the issuance of this amend mutual agreement, make the effective vision, Washington, D. C., Reference: ment, issued simultaneously herewith, date of subdivision (i) thereof retroac M-210. has been filed with the Division of the tive to October 7,1942. (j) Violations. Any person who wil Federal Register.* fully violates any provision of this order, Revised Price Schedule No. 88 is 3. In § 1340.159 (c) (1) (iii), S e c . 3 Basic maximum prices. The Price Regulation * or any other applicable over-ceiling price. This applies to de basic maximum prices for Western mine maximum price regulation of the Office vices making use of commissions, materials are set out in section 16, Ap of Price Administration. services,' transportation arrangements, pendix A; for Western railroad ties in S e c . 6 Tie contractors’ addition, (a) premiums, special privileges, tying- section 17, Appendix B; and for Western In Table No. 5, Appendix A, a “tie con agreements, trade understandings, and poles and piling in section 18, Appendix tractors’ addition” is provided. It ap- the like. a These maximum prices are all x plies to cross ties (not switch ties) pro- (b) Specific practices. The following f. o. b. the railroad loading-out point * duced in the Fringe Area (as defined in are among the specific practices pro nearest the mill or point of production the following section) of Western pine hibited: in the normal direction of delivery to and the associated species listed in (1) Getting the effect of a higher the point of destination. Table 5. price by changing credit practices or cash S e c . 4. Transportation addition. The (b) The term “tie contractor” is* used discounts from what they were on April transportation charges set forth below to describe a person who, prior to Octo 1, 1942. The cash and credit periods may be added to the maximum f. o. b. ber 1, 1942, was enaged in the business recognized by the seller on April 1, 1942,' railroad loading-out point prices when of supplying Western railroad cross ties shall not be reduced. the seller makes delivery to the destina to ultimate users of ties (such as rail (2) Refusing to sell on a loading-out tion. That part of thè transportation roads, street railways, industrial plants point basis and insisting on selling on a from the mill or point of production to maintaining track facilities), to con delivered basis. the railroad loading-out point must, in tractors engaged in building or main (3) Quoting a gross price above the every instance, be provided at the sell taining track for war projects, or to maximum price, even if accompanied by er’s expense. persons purchasing ties for resale, and a discount’, the effect of which is to bring (a) Common or contract carrier. (1) Who can meet the following specific the net price below the maximum. When the estimated weights in the ap requirements: (4) Making the buyer take something pendices are used, the rate times the esti (1) He must have maintained a con he does not want in order to get what mated weight is the proper transporta centration yard with necessary super he does want; tion charge, even if the estimated visory employees at which ties were S ec. 9 Purchasing commissions. It weights are higher than actual weights. bought for resale, or he must have oper is unlawful for any person to charge, re Higher estimated weights than those in ated producing units on timber owned ceive or pay a commission for the service the appendices may not be used. The or controlled by him which were pri of procuring, buying, selling or locating estimated weight must be the weight for marily engaged in the production of Western primary forest products, or for the exact type of product actually Western railroad cross ties; any related service (such as “expedit shipped; for example, green weights (2) During one calendar month of ing”) which does not involve actual cannot be used even if dry lumber is any of the 12 months preceding October physical handling of those products, if shipped. The transportation charge 1, 1942, he must have either purchased the commission plus the purchase price shall be evened out to the nearest quar- or produced not less than 200,000 board results in a total payment by the buyer ter-dollar per M. feet of Western railroad cross ties; and which is higher than the maximum price <2) When estimated weights are not (3) During the entire 12 months pre of the products. For purposes of this used, the amount added for transporta ceding October 1, 1942, he must have regulation, a commission is any service tion must not be more than the amount successfully fulfilled a contract for the charge or payment whieh is figured actually paid to the common or con supply of at least 1,000,000 board feet of either directly or indirectly on the basis tract carrier. Western railroad cross ties. of the quantity, price or value of the (b) Private truck. When shipment is (c) The Lumber Branch of the Office products in connection with which the by truck owned or controlled by the of Price Administration, Washington, service is performed. seller, the amount added for transpor D. C., may by letter or telegram author S e c . 10 Adjustable pricing. A price tation may not be more than the actual ize any person not meeting these quali may be made adjustable to the maximum cost to the seller of delivery by truck; fications to act as a tie contractor upon price in effect at the time of delivery. and, no matter what the actual cost is, presentation of proof that the granting It may not be made adjustable to a maxi the amount added must not be more than of this authorization will supply a serv mum price in effect later than the date the railroad charge at the carload rate ice needed by tie users by increasing pro of delivery, except by special authoriza for the most similar haul. duction and availability of cross ties In tion.. The Lumber Branch of the Office (c) Averaging-out. (1) When a single the area covered by this regulation. of Price Administration, Washington, order, for which a single flat delivered S e c . 7 Meaning of “North and West D. CL, may issue this authorization, by price was quoted and accepted, is shipped Area” and “Fringe Area”, (a) The term letter, telegram, or general order, when from two or more railroad loading-out "North and West Area” means the States an amendment to this regulation is pend points to a single destination on v arying of California, Idaho, Montana, and Ne ing, as the result either of a petition for freight rates, the seller may average out vada, and those parts of Oregon an d amendment or of a formal industry ad the transportation charges applying Washington east of the crest of the visory committee recommendation. from the railroad loading-out point to Cascade Mountains; and Canada. S e c . 11 Special pricing. Grades, spec the destination. (b) The term “Fringe Area” means ifications, species and extras of Western (2) In order that no single invoice the States of North Dakota, South Da primary forest products not specifically shall appear to be false or over the ceil kota, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, Arizona, priced in the appendices are nevertheless ing, the seller must write on each invoice and New Mexico; Cimarron, Texas, and subject to this regulation. Maximum that the particular shipment is part of Beaver Counties, Oklahoma; and those prices for these products will be deter a larger order. Then, when shipment counties in Texas west of the east line mined as follows: has been completed, he must render a of Lipscomb, Hemphill, Wheeler, Col (a) Western mine pit posts and stalls. final invoice which shows the individual lingsworth, Childress, Cottle, K in g, (1) The seller should check his records prices, loading-out point, the amount. Stonewall, Fisher, Nolan, Coke,. Tom to determine the highest prices per lineal shipped from each loading-out point, Green, gchleicher, Sutton, Edwards, foot at which he. sold, during the first each destination, the freight charge for Kinney, and Maverick Counties; aitd month prior to November 1, 1941, both each shipment, and a reconciliation of Mexico. the item to be priced and the most com the total amount so computed with the S e c . 8 Prohibited practices—(a) Gen parable item of Western pit post or stull agreed delivered sale price and also with eral. Any practice which is a device to priced hi the regulation, which shall be the maximum price permitted by this get the effect of a higher-than-ceiling the “yardstick” grade for this computa regulation. price without actually raising the dol- tion. lars-and-cents price is as much a viola (2). He shall ascertain the difference, S e c . 5 Treatment addition. An addi tion of this regulation as an outright per lineal foot, between the prices of the tion for preservative treatment may be “yardstick” grade and the item to be made at prices not higher than those «8 P.R. 3096, 3849, 4347, 4486, 4724, 4848, priced, and shall determine the tentative permitted by the General Maximum 4978. maximum price for the item to be priced 6546 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 by adding the difference to the maximum approved or lowered. The seller must S ec. 16 Appendix A: Maximum prices price established for the “yardstick” tell the buyer that the delivery is made for Western mine materials. All maxi grade if the item is of greater value than subject to this refund. mum prices set forth below are f. o. b. the “yardstick”, or subtracting it, if of (b) Petitions for amendment. Any the railroad loading-out point nearest lesser value. The tentative price ob person seeking an amendment of any the mill or point of production in the tained by application of the method of provision of this regulation may file a normal direction of delivery to the point computation outlined above shall be sub petition for amendment in accordance of destination. These maximum prices mitted to the Lumber Branch, Office of with the provisions of Revised Procedural do not include treatment. Price Administration, Washington, D. C., Regulation No. 1,® issued by the Office of Price Administration. The species covered by this Appendix within 10 days of the use of the price, A are: Lodgepole pine, Ponderosa pine, together with copies of the invoices of Sec. 13 Records. All sellers of West the sales which were used to determine ern primary forest products must keep larch, tamarack, Douglas fir, Engel- the maximum price. If, within 30 days records which will show a complete de mann spruce and related species, or any after the receipt of the request for ap scription of the item sold, the name and combination of these species, except proval, the Office of Price Administration address of the buyer, the date of the sale, sawn mine materials of Douglas fir, does not adjust or require further justi and the price. Buyers must keep similar hemlock and true firs produced in Ore fication of the maximum price, it shall be records, including the name and address gon and Washington west of the crest considered approved and shall thereafter of the seller. These records must be kept of the Cascade Mountains. be the maximum price for that seller for for - any month in which the seller or that item. Pending action by.the Office buyer sold or bought 5,000 ft., board TABLE NO. 1.—WESTERN MINE PIT POSTS of Price Administration, the seller may measure, or more of Western primary A ND STULLS deliver the item and receive payment, forest products. The records must be Estimated subject to the condition that a refund kept for two years for inspection by the weights per will be made if the price is in excess of Office of Price Administration. lineal ft. that finally approved by the Office of Sec. 14 Enforcement and licensing. Price Administration. (a) Persons violating any provision of Diameter at small end (b) Other Western primary forest this regulation are subject to the crim Peeled. Per lin eal ft. including8'. Peel ed. Per lineal ft. inal penalties, civil enforcement actions, Green products. As to other Western primary Dry Lengths over 8'. forest products, for any grade specifica suits for treble damages, and proceed Lengths up to and tion, species, or extra, for which a max ings for revocation of licenses provided Up to 6", incl...... $0.0525 $0.0625 9.0 7.0 imum price is not provided in the appen for by the Emergency Price Control Act Over 0" to 8", incl...... 08- .09 16.5 12.5 Over 8" Up to 10", incl-... .11 .12 24.0 18.0 dices, or for a size of mine pit post or of 1942, as amended. Over 10" Up to 12", in cl... .1275 . 1375 34.0 25.0 stull which cannot be priced under the (b) War procurement agencies and Over 12" Up to 14", incl... .165 .175 .46.0 35.0 formula in paragraph (a) above, the their contracting or paying finance offi Over 14" Up to 16", in cl... .225 .235 58.0 45.0 Over 16" Up to 18", incl... .285 .295 70.0 54.0 maximum price shall be the price estab cers are not subject to any liability, civil Over 18" Up to 20", incl... .36 .37 86.0 65.0 lished by the Lumber Branch, Office of or criminal, imposed by the regulation. Over 20" Up to 22", incl... .46 .47 104.0 80.0 Price Administration, Washington, D. C., “War procurement agencies” include the after full facts have been submitted in War Department, the Navy Department, Deductions for unpeeled Western mine pit posts and support of any request for the establish the United States Maritime Commission, stulls. p er Uneal foot ment of a maximum price. The maxi and the Lend-Lease Section in the Pro Up to 12", inch . ------$0.0075 mum price may be established by letter Over 12", Up to 18", incl...... 01 curement Division of the Treasury De Over 18", Up to 22", incl-...... -...... 0125 or telegram. partment, or any of their agencies. Sec. 12 Petitions for adjustment and TABLE NO. 2—WESTERN MINE TIES amendment—(a) Government contracts. (c) The provisions of Supplementary (1) The term “government contracts” is Order No. 18 (§ 1305.22)7 licensing per Estimated here used to include any contract with sons selling lumber, lumber products, or weights the United States or any of its agencies, building materials, are applicable to per M' BM or with the Government or any govern every person, except mills, making sales Up to 6" X 6", 7 'and shorter * mental agency of any country whose de of Western primary forest products for M' BM fense the President deems vital to the. which maximum prices are established per M' BM Green Dry No.mining 1 grade defense of the United States under the by this regulation. This order, in brief, Mining grade per terms of the Act of March 11, 1941, en provides that a license is necessary, ex North and West Area (See titled “An Act to promote the defense cept for mills, to make sales under this 3.200 of the United States.” It also includes $23.50 $28.50 3.800 regulation. A license is automatically Fringe Area (See section 7 3.200 any subcontract under this kind of con granted to all sellers making these sales. (hi) ______28.50 33.50 3.800 tract. (2) Any person who has made or in It is not necessary to apply specially for tends to make a “government contract” the license, but a registration may later TABLE NO. 3—WESTERN MINE TIMBERS, and who thinks that a maximum price in be required. The Emergency Price Con BLOCKS, CROSS BARS AND LAGGING this regulation is impeding or threatens trol Act of 1942, as amended, and Sup Estimated to impede production of any Western plementary Order 18 tell the circum weights primary forest products which are essen stances under which licenses may be per M' BM tial to the war program and which are suspended. The license cannot be trans All sizes, up to 20' in length or will be the subject of the contract, ferred. M' BM Green Dry may file an application for adjustment Sec. 15 Exports. The maximum in accordance with procedural Regula , per M' BM No. mining1 grade tion No. 6,5 issued by the Office of Price price for export sales of Western pri Mining grade per Administration. mary forest products is governed by the Sacond Revised Maximum Export Price North and West Area (See As soon as the application is filed, $23.50 $28.50 3.800 3.200 Regulation.8 contracts, deliveries, and payments may Fringe Area”(See section 7 3.800 3.200 be made at the requested price, subject (b))...... •...... 28.50 33.50 to refund if the requested price is dis- « 7 F.R. 8961; 8 F.R. 3313, 3533. v 7 FR . 7240, 11007. N ote: For specified lengths longer than 20', add * 7 F.R. 5087, 5664. 8 8 F.R. 4132. $2.00 per M 'B M . FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 6547 and om , , C a ervices s rown rown S I roducts and M. B M. B ubber P Administrator. Administrator. R and rentiss rentiss hich P P 3:01 p. m ] ommodities 3:00 p. m.] W ubber Effective date C of R RUBBER TIRES AND TUBES 1499— 1315— ev. SR 1 to GMPR, Amendment 3] FUNERAL SUPPLIES AND SERVICES [Temp. AmendmentMPR 31,*' 1] aterials [R art Issued this 17th day of May 1943. This revised regulation shall become .90 1.50 ]. 15 1.75 1.10 1.55 2.20 5.15 3.95 4.25 1.70 4.45 2.45 4.95 2.85 5.50 2.20 5.10 4.70 2.66 3 3 80 4.90 4.45 3.60 3.40 7.00 5.00 6.60 6.40 5.80 6.80 3.80 4.00 7.20 7.65 7.45 6.80 6.15 9.90 9.45 9.00 8.40 7.90 $1.70 9.50 13. 55 13. 12.60 10.90 10.20 12.10 11.40 19.70 14.70 24.00 29.45 19.00 15.20 24.00 ' 8.05 price'for each pole Maximum 155 135 120 110 225 200 135 180 300 2.95 720 600 850 400 480 250 225 200 320 730 850 610 500 420 350 325 250 560 850 750 060 470 450 900 800 700 1,000 1,200 1,000 1,500 1,300 1,100 1,800 1,550 1,300 1,150 2,000 1,800 1,300 1,550 1,400 1,600 1,450 1,750 2,300 2,000 2,600 2,000 1,900 2,200 Lb*. ping dry pole ship Estimated weight per 6 7 8 5 6 7 8 1 5 4 9 2 3 6 7 1 8 2 9 4 3 5 7 6 1 8 9 1 2 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 4 5 1 3 6 2 3 4 1 2 5 1,000 5 1 3 4 3 2 1 4 5 2 3 4 10 Class 1 1 9 _ . ... _ _ _ * ______...... _ ___ ...... * ...... ______...... ______...... r ...... ____ _ .. * ___ ...... _ ...... ______. . ______...... _ ...... All reporting and record-keeping requirements requirements record-keeping and reporting All l ...... * ...... ______. : : Length ...... ______...... 1942. _ ...... _ _ - ...... : _ ...... ______...... ______* ...... ___ ... TABLE NO. e—LODGEPOLE PINE POLES ...... ______ote ...... ___ ...... ______------...... apply to Lodgepolepine poles manufacturedancewith in accord thespecifications the of American Standards Association] ...... ______...... __ ...... __ ...... N direction of destination. delivery to. the These maximum pointprices do of not include treatment. [Specifications: The maximum prices specified below 16'™*™ 16' 16' 16' 20'_. ™_™ 20'_. _ 20'.™ . 25' 20' 20' 20' 25' 25' 25 . „ r _ 25'...... 2S'. 2S'. _ • 25' 25 ______25 5__..25'____...... 25' 30* 30' 30'. 30'. 30'.t_ 30' 30* 30' 35' 35' 35* 35’ 40' 35' 35'.... 35' 35'. 40' 40' 40'...... 40'...... 45' 50' 46'. 45' 45'...... 50' 45' 50' *30'. *30'. 55' 55' 50' 50' 55' 60' 55' 60'. 60' 60' the Budget in accordance the with Budget in the accordance Federal Reports of Act of this regulation have been approved by the Bureau of of Bureau by the approved been have regulation this of '40'_ 29.00 26.00 Dry 2,900 3,000 2,800 2,800 $31.50 4,000 Dry 1 8'6"-17' weight Rev. Dec. Switch tie s weights 3,300 3,800 per M'BM Estimated per Mper 'B M Estimated 3. non 3. 3.000 3.000 t Green 23.00 26.00 Dry Green 3,100 3,200 Par. W.727, C. L. $28.50 ____ $38.50 / 25.50 30.00 or or Lumber, Lumber, Per $32.00 12] M'BM Cross ties per M 'BM 3,500 4,000 All maximum Pèr M' BM Green ...... otes N Rules No. No. Rules ...... _ ___ * CROSS TIES A, ...... ______RAILROAD TIES . ROAD CROSS TIES ______Appendix C: Maximum prices additions for odd thicknesses, widths or ______o ...... 18 18 : : N . . TABLE NO. 6—DOUGLAS FIR, ETC., ____ 2, 2, Par. 207 1, 1, Par. 206 ec ote (Species: Douglas fir and other West -Coast specie8 S Hemlock Fir 1. 1. No additionsodd for thicknesses, widthslengths. or 2. Hemlock and true firs: 3. deduct Heart per $1.00 M center 'BM. restricted percent (25 or less of pieces 4. 4. For switch ties longer than use17' timber schedule N 1942] cations for Grades of Redwood Graded under A. R. E. A. rules or W. C. L. A. Rules of the Cascade and Mountains;1 California and Canada. produced in Oregon and Washington west of the crest No, 12.) TABLE NO. 8—SPLIT OR HEWN REDWOOD A. R, E. A.Select Par. or 206. No. No. No. No. Estimated weights: Other West Coast Lumber. ' containing heart center): per add M'BM.$1.60 TABLE NO. 7—WESTERN RED CEDAR RAIL. m Maximum Price Regulation 26—Douglas Fir and [Grades as provided in A.in R. E.provided A. as [Grades [Grades as provided in A. R. E. A. or Standard Specifi A. R. E. A. selector No. Par. 1, Par.205... 206...... No. 2, Par. 207...... prices set forthrailroad belbw loading-out are mill orpoint f. of production point o. in b. the nearestnormal the the for poles and piling. A. R. E. A. or Par. 172 lengths. 3.200 3.200 3.200 3.200 3.200 3.200 3.200 Dry 3,200 ailroad M'BM M' BM Estimated weights per Estimated Green weights per ., ., R 3.800 3.800 3.800 3.800 3.800 3.800 3.800 Green Green Dry M'BM per tc ties Switch in the North and 35.50 3,800 3,200 $31.50 3,800 , E .035 M'BM not .04 .055 .15 .15 .175 per piece mum Maxi prioes per ties Cross $0,015 ine 28.50 $28.50 _ _ P . ies ______T ______All maximum prices ...... estern j. AND CAP PIECES ______*...... AppendixB: Maximum prices —W any size wedge not specifically priced 12" wedge.12" Size __ x Area ...... In the Fringe Area, but For . 1 7 ; : : No. 5 e c ote TABLE NO. 4—WESTERN MINE WEDGES o te S x 2" x 6" x wedge20" (Species: Lodgepole pine,. tamarack, Pon- N able N 7 ( b ) ) .... section 7(a)) 1" x1" 3" x 6" x w18" ed g e...... 0" x 2" x 4" 2" x2" 4" x 6" x wedge30" 0" x 3" x 6" x wedge.*16" 2" x 6" x 4" x 30" w e d g e...... 4" x 6" x 20" cap above, a tentative ismaximum established. price per ofM' $40.00 BMtional The on use of the this maximum filingcomplete price of is descriptioncondi copies of of the the invoices odd showing sized a wedge so priced within days the15 of useit.of Thistentative maximum for railroad ties. loading-out point nearest the mill or point'of production in the normal direc tion. These maximum prices do not set forth below are f. o. b. the railroad Price Administration, by letter or telegram, within 30 tion of delivery to the point of destina price may be adjusted by the Lumber Branch, Office of days after it is filed with that Branch. If not adjusted for thatfor seller. include treatment. T -0" within that time, it shall become the maximum price Washington west Mountains;of the crest Specifications:of the and Cascade The California maximum prices and speci Canada. ciation.) ’ spruce and tionrelated of thesespecies, species,lock or except and anyDouglas fir, hemcombina true firs produced in Oregon and of the American Railway Engineering Asso derosa pine, larch, Douglas fir, Engelmann fied below apply tountreated factured cross ties inm anuaccordance with the specifications West Area, a tie contractor may add $5.00 per M'BM Fringe Area (See section North and West Area (See dition is allowed on switch ties. See Sec.definition for 6 of tie contractor. No. 98- on Western railroad cross ties. No tie contractor ad 6548 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 Section 4 (a) is added to read as or maximum price, as may be necessary, Division of the Federal Register.* For follows: of his closest competitive seller of the the reasons set forth in the opinion, same or similar product; but in any such and under the authority vested in the (a) Anything in this section to the case said person shall forthwith report Price Administrator by the Emergency contrary notwithstanding, the maximum to the Feed Unit of the Office of Price Price Control Act of 1942, as amended, price for sales of size 6.50~20 tubes shall Administration in Washington, D. C., a and Executive Order 9250, It is ordered: be $1.44. description, listing the ingredients of the § 1499.1904 Approval of maximum This amendment shall become effec mixed feed he is selling or is about to prices for the sale of 3 ply %o" and 3Ae’ tive May 17, 1943. sell, the name and address of such com gum and poplar plywood, (a) On May petitor, a description, listing the ingredi 18, 1943, and for a period of 120 days (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. ents of the competitor’s product, and the 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) thereafter, Johnson-Carper Furniture margin, differential, discount or maxi Company, Incorporated, Roanoke, Vir Issued this 17th day of May 1943. mum price of such competitor which he ginia, may sell and deliver to the Pro G eorge J. Burke, has adopted for his use in the sale of curement Division of the Treasury De Acting Administrator. his mixed feed. Within 90 days after partment and the Procurement Division receipt of said report, said Feed Unit of the Treasury Department may buy [F. R. Doc. 43-7817; Filed, May 17, 1943; may disapprove such use of said margin, and receive from the Johnson-Carper 4:53 p. m.] differential, discount or maximum price Furniture Company, plywood of Specifi and proceed to determine a reasonable cation No. C. S. 35-42,3 ply, hot press, 48" margin, differential, discount or maxi wide, 72" long, %o" thick at $84.80 per P art 1351—F ood and F ood P roducts mum price for the use of such person. M sq. ft., f. o. b. mill, and plywood of [MPR 378, Amendment 1] This amendment shall become effec the same specifications except zAq" thick tive May 17, 1943* for $100.00 per M sq. ft., f. o. b. mill. MIXED FEEDS FOR ANIMALS AND POULTRY (b) At the end of 90 days from the A statement of the considerations in (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. effective date of this order, Johnson- volved in the issuance of this amend 9250, 7 F.R.7871) Carper Furniture Company, Incorpo ment, issued simultaneously herewith, Issued this 17th day of May 1943. rated, shall submit to the Lumber has been filed with the Division of the G eorge J. Burke, Branch, Office of Price Administration, Federal Register.* Acting Administrator. Washington, D. C., a complete profit and Maximum Price Regulation 378 is loss statement covering its first , 90 days’ Note.—The reporting requirements of this amended in the following respects: amendment have been approved by the Bu operations under this order. 1. Section 15a is added to read as fol reau of the Budget in accordance with the (c) Tljis Order No. 466 may be revoked lows: Federal Reports Act of 1942. or amended by the Price Administrator at any time, v Sec. 15a Reduction in deficit corn [F. R. Doc. 43-7818; Filed, May 17, 1943; areas. Whenever a class A manufac 4:53 p. m.] The effective date of this order shall turer has computed a maximum or list be May 18, 1943. price under sections 6 (c) and 6 (d) Issued this 17th day of May 1943. hereof or a class A private brand dealer P art 1364—F resh, Cured and Canned P rentiss M. Brown, has computed a maximum or list price Administrator. under section 11 (a) hereof or a class B M eat and F ish manufacturer has computed a maximum [MPR 394, Correction] [F. R. Doc. 43-7820; Filed, May 17, 1943; 4:53 p. m.] or list price under sections 7 (c) and RETAIL CEILING PRICES FOR KOSHER BEEF, 7 (d) hereof on any mixed feeds for ani VEAL, LAMB, AND MUTTON CUTS mals and poultry using corn as an ingre dient thereof and such mixed feed is , The price, 51 cents per pound, estab 'Chapter XIII—Petroleum Administra by him subsequently shipped into areas I lished for the sale of short ribs (flanken), tion for War and 2 (b) as delineated in Revised Maxi AA or choice, designated in sub-item 3 mum Price Regulation 346, said maxi of item I, in the table of section 19 (k) [Supp. Order 7 to PAO 11] mum or list prices of said persons must is corrected to read 31 cents per pound. be reduced by the amount of any sub This correction shall become effective P art 1515—P etroleum P roduction sidy paid to them by any governmental May 17,1943. O perations agency on the portion of said mixed feed (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. CERTAIN CRUDE OIL OPERATIONS IN SOUTH composed of corn as the ingredient. All 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) WESTERN MICHIGAN said persons shall calculate and publish such reduced maximum or list prices Issued this 17th day of May 1943. General exception pursuant to para hereunder for use in said areas at like P rentiss M. B rown, graph (c) (10) of Petroleum Adminis times and in like manner as provided Administrator. trative Order No. 11. with respect to other maximum or list [F. R. Doc. 43-7819; Filed, May 17, 1943-, § 1515.13 Supplementary Order No. 7 prices required to be calculated and pub 4:53 p. m.] to Petroleum Administrative Order No. lished under sections 21 and 23 hereof. 11—(a) Scope of this order. Except as All wholesalers and retailers selling such otherwise modified by the provisions of mixed feeds in said areas shall calculate P art 1499—Commodities and Services any other order issued as a supplement their maximum prices upon the basis of [Order 466 Under § 1499.3 (b) of GMPR] to Petroleum Administrative Order No. the revised maximum or list prices of 11 or by the provisions of any authoriza said manufacturers and dealers pre JOHNSON-CARPER FURNITURE COMPANY, tion issued pursuant to paragraph (c) scribed in this section. INCORPORATED (10) of Petroleum Administrative Order 2. Section 17 is amended to read as Johnson-Carper Furniture Company, No. 11, the provisions of this order shall follows: Incorporated, of Roanoke, Virginia, has to the extent provided herein be applica made application under § 1499.3 (b) of ble to certain crude oil operations in Sec. 17 Reference to competitors. southwestern Michigan, but not else Whenever any person subject to this regr the General Maximum Price Regulation for specific authorization of a maximum where. ulation is unable to compute his maxi (b) Definitions. The definitions of mum price hereunder for any reason, he price for a commodity which cannot be priced under 1 1499.2 thereof. Due con Petroleum Administrative Order No. 11 shall determine his maximum price by shall apply to this order. In addition: taking the margin, differential, discount sideration has been given the applica tion and an opinion in support of this (1) “Southwestern Michigan’’ means order has been issued simultaneously that portion of the State of Michigan in ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office of cluded in the Counties of Allegan, Barry, Price Administration. herewith and has been filed with the FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 6549 Berrien, Branch, Calhoun, Cass, Kala TITLE 49—TRANSPORTATION AND P art 23—Southwestern R egion National mazoo, Kent, Muskegon, Ottawa, St. RAILROADS W ildlife R efuses Joseph, and Van Burén. (2) “One-half of a quarter-quarter Chapter I—Interstate Commerce fishing in bitter lake national wildlife section” means the north, south, east, or Commission REFUGE, NEW MEXICO west one-half of a quarter-quarter sec- • tion of at least 35 surface acres. [Service Order 122—A] Under authority of section 10 of the (c) Oil wells drilled in southwestern P art 95—Car Service Migratory Bird Conservation Act of Feb Michigan. Pursuant to paragraph (c) ruary 1929 (45 Stat. 1222; 16 U.S.C. (10) of Petroleum Administrative Order coal CARS ' 715i), as amended, and in extension of No. 11, any person may accept delivery At a session of the Interstate Com § 12.3 of the regulations for the admin of, acquire, or use material to drill, com merce Commission, Division 3, held at istration of National Wildlife "Refuges plete, equip, connect, or provide additions its office in Washington, D. C., on the under the jurisdiction of the Fish and to any oil well in Southwestern Michi 17th day of May, A. D. 1943. Wildlife Service, dated December 19, gan: Provided, That: Upon further consideration of the pro 1940, the following Is hereby ordered: (1) Such well is not drilled or deep visions of Service Order No. 122, of May § 23.79 Bitter Lake National Wildlife ened to a depth greater than 2,000 feet; 8, 1943, and good cause appearing there Refuge, New Mexico; fishing. Noncom and for: It is ordered, That: mercial fishing is permitted from June 1 (2) Such well is drilled on a drilling § 9§.13 Coal cars. This section is to October 15, inclusive, of each*year in unit of not less than one-half of a quar hereby cancelled effective immediately. the waters hereinafter specified of the ter-quarter section upon which no other Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge, drilling or producible well is located; It is further ordered, That copies of New Mexico, in accordance with the pro and this order and direction shall be served visions of the Regulations for the Admin (3) All separate property interests in upon The Chesapeake and Ohio Rail istration of National Wildlife Refuges the drilling unit on which such well is way Company, Illinois Central Railroad under the Jurisdiction of the Fish and drilled are first consolidated with each Company, Louisville and Nashville Rail Wildlife Service, dated December 19, other; and road Company, Norfolk and Western 1940, and subject to the following condi (4) Such well is drilled at least 330 Railway Company, and The Virginian tions, restrictions, and requirements: feet from every lease line, property line, Railway Company and upon the Associ (a) Waters open to fishing. All the or subdivision line which separates un ation of American Railroads, Car Service waters on the following-described lands consolidated property interests; and Division, as agent of the railroads sub of the United States within the Bitter (5) Such well is drilled at least 800 scribing to the car service and per diem Lake National Wildlife Refuge shall be feet from every other drilling or pro agreement under the terms of that open to fishing: The Federally owned agreement; and that notice of this order lands in sections 26, 27, 28, 32,33, 34, and ducible well. However, where a well be given to the general public by deposit drilled prior to the date of this order is 35, T. 9 S,, R. 25 E., and all the lands of ing a copy in the office of the Secretary the refuge in T. 10 S., R. 25 E., New Mex located within 100 feet of the center of a of the Commission at Washington, D. C., ico Principal Meridian. half of a quarter-quarter section, a well and by filing it with the Director, Divi (b) State fishing laws. Any person may be drilled on the adjoining one-half sion .of the Federal Register, The Na who fishes within the refuge must com of the same or of the adjoining quarter- tional Archives. ply with the applicable fishing laws and quarter section: Provided, That such By the Commission, Division 3. regulations of the State of New Mexico. well is located at least 725 feet from all [seal! W. P. Bartel, Fishing under this regulation shall be by other drilling or producible wells and at Secretary. hook and line (including rod and reel) least 300 feet from the boundaries of the only, as defined by State law, and the use [P. R. Doc. 43-7829; Piled, May 18. 1943; drilling unit upon which it is located; 10:46 a. m.] of trot and set lines and other similar and ' contrivances is prohibited. (6) Not more than two wells (drilled (c) Fishing licenses and permits. Any before or after the date of this order) person who fishes within the refuge shall shall be located on any quarter-quarter TITLE 50—WILDLIFE be in possession of a valid fishing license issued by the New Mexico State Game section; and Chapter I—Fish and Wildlife Service (7) Such well is drilled with due dili and Fish Commission, if such license is P art 21—P acific R egion National W ild required. This license shall serve as a gence to maintain a vertical well-bore. Federal permit for fishing in the speci (d) Violations. Any person who wil life R efuges fied waters of the refuge and must be fully violates any provision of this order, FISHING IN LITTLE PEND OREILLE NATIONAL carried on the person of the licensee or who, by any act or omission, falsifies WILDLIFE REFUGE, WASHINGTON while so fishing. The license must be records kept or information furnished Pursuant to authority contained in exhibited upon the request of any rep in connection with this order is guilty section. 10 of the Migratory Bird Con resentative of the New Mexico State of a. crime and upon conviction may be servation Act of February 18, 1929 (45 Game and Fish Commission or of the punished by fine or imprisonment. Stat. 1222—16 U.S.C. 715i), as amended, Fish and Wildlife Service. Any person who wilfully violates any the following amendment Is hereby (d) Routes of travel. Persons enter provision of this order may be prohibited ordered: ing the refuge for the purpose of fishing from delivering or receiving any ma In the first sentence Of § 21.563 (a) of shall follow such routes of travel as may terial under priority control, or such the regulation permitting fishing within he designated by suitable posting by the other action may be taken as is deemed the waters of the Little Pend Oreille Na officer in charge of the refuge. appropriate. tional Wildlife Refuge, Washington, (e) Use of boats. The use of boats after the words “Little Pend Oreille (E.o. 9276, 7 F.R. 1*0091; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. or floating devices of any description, in River” insert the words “and its tribu cluding motorboats, either inboard or 2719; sec. 2 (a),Pub.Law671,76thCong., taries”, so that the sentence shall .read: as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and 507, outboard, is prohibited on all waters of 77th Cong.) “Only the waters of the Little Pend Oreille River and its tributaries within the refuge except for official purposes. Issued this 18th day of May 1943. the refuge shall be open to fishing.” (f) Temporary restrictions. During periods of waterfowl concentrations on R. K. Davies, Oscar L. Chapman, Deputy Petroleum Assistant Secretary of the Interior. the refuge, fishing will not be permitted Administrator for War. in such areas of the refuge as, in the M at 6, 1943» judgment of the officer in charge, should [F. R. Doc. 43-7830; Piled, May 18, 1943; [P. R. Doc. 43-7824; Hied, May 18, 1943; be closed to fishing in order to provide 10: 53 a. m.] 9:48 a. m.] adequate protection for such waterfowl 6550 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 concentrations and are posted suitably (f ) Revocation of previous order. The of the findings of fact, conclusions of law order of the Secretary of Agriculture and the order. In its petition, the Board by such officer. represents that the order revoking code Oscar L. Chapman, dated August 19, 19 3 6 , authorizing fish Assistant Secretary of the Interior. ing on the Squaw Creek National Wildlife membership would result in “harsh, op Refuge, Missouri, is hereby revoked. pressive and extreme” consequences to M a y 6 , 1943. O scar L. Chapman, code members who are “unable to pay [F. R. Doc. 43-7825; Filed, May 18, 1943; Assistant Secretary of the Interior. any substantial part of such sum of $2,- 9:48 a. m.] 675.73.” The Board further asserts that M a y 6, 1943. since the violations here found to have [F. R. Doc. 43-7826; Filed, May 18, 1943; been committed, “Allred and Brown have 9:48 a. m.] complied fully in every respect with the P art 24—W est Central R egion National requirements of the Bituminous Coal Act W ildlife R efuges and have displayed a disposition to con tinue in strict compliance with the Act.” FISHING IN SQUAW CREEK NATIONAL WILD The Board’s petition further recites LIFE REFUGE, MISSOURI Chapter IV—Office of the Coordinator of that Allred and Brown endeavored to Pursuant to the provisions of section Fisheries secure the assistance of the Division “in correcting the general conditions of lack 10 of the Migratory Bird Conservation [Order 1787, Amendment 2] Act of February 18, 1929 (45 Stat. 1222— of compliance with the established min 16 U.S.C. 715), as amended, the following P art 401—P roduction of F ishery imum prices in the vicinity of their Commodities or P roducts mine” by writing to the Division on May - Is hereby ordered: 24, 1941, requesting an investigation of § 24.860 Squaw Creek National Wild SALMON CANNING INDUSTRY IN TERRITORY OF the compliance situation in the area. life Refuge, Missouri; fishing. Until ALASKA The Board, calling attention to the fact further notice noncommercial fishing is Section 401.1 (c) of Order 1787 dated that code members sold no tonnage in permitted in the waters of the Squaw March 3, 1943 (8 F.R. 2892), is hereby wilful violation of minimum prices be Creek National Wildlife Refuge, Missouri, amended as follows: tween May 24, 1941, and June 10, 1941, specified herein, during the daylight 1. Delete from item XI (6) of Schedule and pointing out that code members are hours of the period May 30 to September A under the heading “Name of person” “not well educated men fully cognizant 15, inclusive, in any year, in accordance the name “Dean C. Kaylor, Scow Bay.” of the ways either of commerce or of with the provisions of the Regulations 2. Add as item XI (7) of Schedule A law,” asserts that the entry of a cease for the Administration of National Wild under the heading “Name of person” the and desist order would be a “most salu life Refuges under the Jurisdiction of name “Dean C. Kaylor, Scow Bay”; under tary exercise” of the Director’s discre the Fish and Wildlife Service, dated the heading “Nucleus plant” the name of tion. In its statement in support of its December 19, 1940, and subject to the “Dean C. Kaylor, Scow Bay”; and under petition, filed April 28, 1943, the Board following special provisions, conditions, the heading “Number of lines” the num further indicates that code members restrictions, and requirements: ber “1”. “are now possessed each of United States (a) Waters open to fishing. The fol Issued this 11th day of May 1943. bonds of the total value ranging from lowing waters of the refuge shall be open H arold L. I ckes, approximately $3,000 to approximately to fishing: The waters in secs. 10, 11, Secretary of the Interior. $4,000. These assets, which afford the 14, and 15 adjacent to the northwest basis of the only source of funds avail and south dikes of the Northwest Pool [F. R. Doc. 43-7827; Filed, May 18, 1943; able to Allred and Brown to pay the and adjacent to Dross Levee No. 1 in 9:49 a. m.] penalty taxes determined by the order the South Pool; the waters in secs. 35 revoking code membership entered here and 36 adjacent to the main dike, all in March 17, 1943, are necessary for the in T. 61 N., R. 39 W. No other waters Notices conversion of their mirie from operation of the refuge shall be open to such under obsolete and expensive conditions fishing. to operations under modern and efficient (b) State fishing laws. Any person DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. conditions.” while fishing within any areas of the Code members themselves submitted refuge open to fishing must comply with Bituminous Coal Division. supporting affidavits describing in detail the applicable State laws and regula [Docket No. B-260J their assets and financial conditions. tions. Fishing shall be by hook and line From these affidavits, it appears that (including rod and reel) only, as defined A & B Coal Company Allred owns five one-thousand-dollar by State law, and the use of trot lines, United States war bonds while Brown throw lines, bank lines, or nets of any SUPPLEMENTAL OPINION OF THE DIRECTOR AND ORDER TO CEASE AND DESIST owns four such bonds. Both code mem description is prohibited. bers represent that if compelled to pay (c) Fishing licenses and permits. Any In the Matter of J. A. Allred and W. B. the tax in whole or in substantial part, person who fishes within the refuge shall Brown, individually and as copartners, their working capital would be reduced be in possession of a valid State fishing doing business under the name and style to a point where they will be unable to license, if such license is required. This of A & B Coal Company. operate and might be compelled “to go license shall serve as a Federal permit This proceeding was instituted upon a out of business ourselves and throw our for fishing in the specified waters of the complaint filed with the Bituminous Coal employees out of work, and will be un refuge and must be carried on the person Division by Bituminous Coal Producers able to use our available resources for of the licensee while so fishing. The li Board for District No. 8. After due no a modern electrified mine.” Code mem cense must be exhibited upon request of tice and hearing, an order dated March bers as well as the complainant board any representative of the Missouri State 17, 1943, was entered revoking the code pray reconsideration of my disposition Conservation Commission or of the Fish membership of J. A. Allred and W. B. of the case.1 and Wildlife Service. Brown, individually and as copartners, Reexamination of the record confirms (d) Routes of travel. Persons enter doing business under the name and style the fact that from October 1, 1940 to ing the refuge for the purpose of fishing, of A & B Coal Company, effective fifteen September 25, 1941, code members must as permitted by this order, shall use only days from the date thereof. It was pro such routes of travel as shall be desig vided that prior to reinstatement to i To permit full consideration of the mat- nated by suitable posting by the officer membership in the code, these producers irs raised from the affidavits of code mem- in charge. should pay to the United States a tax in jrs and in the moving papers of D istrict (e) Use of boats. The use of boats or the amount of $2,675.73 as provided by oard 8, on April 1, 1943 and on April 30 floating devices of any description, in section 5 (c) of the Bituminous Coal Act )43, I entered orders extending the effectiv cluding motorboats, either inboard or of 1937. ite of the original order revoking code outboard, is prohibited on all waters of On March 29, 1943, complainant Dis temhership. The latter extension expires the refuge except for official purposes. trict Board 8 petitioned for modification FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 6551 be held wilfully to have violated the that code members several times, al Pursuant to appropriate orders, and minimum price provisions of the Act by though sporadically, made a genuine after due notice to interested persons, a selling 3560.25 tons of VA" x 2%" nut effort to observe applicable m inim um hearing was held in this matter before coal at prices ranging from $1.00 to $1.52 prices. Voluntarily, they reported their Scott A. Dahlquist,1 a duly designated per net ton f. o. b. the mine and 203.25 violations to the Division in May 1941. Examiner of the Division, on February tons of lYt" x 0 slack coal at prices rang After investigation by the Division in 19 and 20, 1942, in Chattanooga, Ten ing from 50 cents to 81 cents per net ton September 1941—and months before Dis nessee. f. o. b. the mine, whereas the applicable trict Board 8 filed its complaint April 25, On April 12, 1943, the Examiner sub prices for the respective coals were $1.85 1942—they ceased their violations and mitted his report in which he found that and $1.35 per net ton. But it also ap remained faithful to the obligations of on July 9, 1942, 7 F.R. 5388, the relief pears that when minimum prices became code membership thereafter. Code mem prayed for herein had been granted effective October 1, 1940, code members bers, it appears, actively sought to per permanently in a separate proceeding attempted to comply with them and pro suade their competitors to cooperate with instituted by Consumers’ Counsel in ceeded to sell their coals for at least a them in selling at minimum prices. The Docket No. A-1325 and that in view of period of two weeks at the applicable imposition of a tax of $2,675.73, in all the the disposition of the proceeding in minima. During this time almost eighty circumstances would, I believe, visit upon Docket No. A-1325, no further proceed percent of their business appears to have code members an exorbitant burden for ings were necessary herein. Accordingly, gone to their principal competitors, in their failure to obtain such cooperation. he recommended that the findings of cluding Blue Gem Coal Company. To Accordingly, my order revoking the fact and conclusions of law in the pro meet the economic challenge of price- code membership of J. A. Allred and W. B. ceeding herein be dispensed with and cutting, code members, themselves, be Brown, individually and as copartners that the record herein be closed for all gan to sell at subminimum prices. On doing business under the name and style purposes. May 24, 1941, however, they notified the of A & B Coal Company in District 8, All parties have been afforded an op Ashland Office of the Division of the dated March 17, 1943, is hereby with portunity to file exceptions thereto and acute competitive situation in the area drawn and in place thereof, code mem supporting briefs and no such exceptions and explained that they, as well as their bers J. A. Allred and W. B. Brown, indi or supporting briefs have been filed. competitors were not observing the price vidually and as partners, their agents, Since the relief prayed for herein by provisions of the Act. After notifying the representatives, employees, successors or Consumers’ Counsel was granted perma Division of their violations, code mem assigns, and any person acting or claim nently on July 9, 1942, 7 F.R. 5388, upon bers refrained from further violations for ing to act for or in behalf of either or the petition of Consumers’ Counsel in another shott period until June 10, 1941, both of them, should be required to cease Docket No. A-1325, I have determined when they again reduced their prices and desist from violating Section 4 II (e) that the Report of the Examiner should below the permissible limits. As I pre of the Act, the corresponding section of be approved and adopted, and that the viously indicated in my opinion of March the Code, or from otherwise violating the findings of fact and conclusions of law 17,1943, the course of price-cutting here Act, the Code or rules and regulations in the proceeding herein should be dis followed by code members in an attempt promulgated thereunder. pensed with and the record closed. to meet the competition of Blue Gem Coal It is so ordered. Upon the basis of the entire record in Company and other producers in thfe Notice is hereby given that upon this proceeding and in Docket No. area, is illustrative of the evils which failure or refusal to comply with this or A-1325 Congress sought to eliminate by the der, the Division may apply to a Circuit It is hereby ordered, That the Report passage of the Bituminous Coal Act of Court of Appeals for the enforcement of the Examiner is approved and 1937. thereof or take other appropriate action adopted. The complaint was filed by District as authorized by the Act. It is further ordered, That findings of Board 8, requesting Code revocation or, Dated: May 13, 1943. fact and conclusions of law in the pro in the alternative, the entry of a cease [seal] Dan H. W heeler, ceeding herein be, and the same are dis and desist order. At the hearing, the Director. pensed with and that the record herein District Board appeared by counsel who is closed for all purposes. actively participated and presented evi [P. R. Doc. 43-7845; Filed, May 18, 1943; 11:37 a. m.] Dated: May 17, 1943. dence supporting the allegation of the [seal] Dan H. Wheeler, complaint. Neither at the hearing nor Director. at any time prior to the entry of my order of revocation did District Board 8 {Docket No. A-1238] [F. R. Doc. 43-7842; Filed, May 18, 1943; 11:37 a. m.] indicate in any manner that it deemed Bituminous Coal Consumers’ Counsel such an order—for which it had alter natively prayed in its complaint—in any MEMORANDUM OPITION AND ORDER way inappropriate or inequitable. In the matter of the petition of Bi Clearly, if the Division is to give respect tuminous Coal Consumers’ Counsel for [Docket No. R-158] ful heed to the recommendations of the the establishment of a price instruction W. D. W alker and Brother district boards, these recommendations concerning truck and river shipments of must be timely made. The dilatory re 30,000 tons of coal of certain mines in ORDER RETAINING JURISDICTION pudiation of the very relief requested by Subdistrict No. 4 of District No. 13 to the a complainant cannot be permitted to Wilson Dam Steam Plant of Tennessee In the matter of W. D. Walker and become a general practice if orderly ad Valley Authority. C. A. Walker, individually and as part ministration is to be preserved. This proceeding was instituted upon a ners doing business under the name and Nevertheless, since the recommenda petition filed with the Bituminous Coal style of W. D. Walker and Brother, reg tions of District Board 8 and the supple Division on December 24, 1941, by Bi istered distributor, Registration No. mental information contained in the tuminous Coal Consumers’ Counsel, pur 937!, Respondents.- documents filed subsequent to the entry suant to section 4 n C o m m u n it y C e il in g P r ic e s — Continued C o m m u n it y C e il in g P r ic e s — Continued C o m m u n it y C e il in g P r ic e s — Continued • PACKAGED CHEESE COFFEE , HONEY Kraft American, % lb_:______:__ $0.23 Lord Calvert, 1 lb. bag______$0.33 Lake Shore, 1 lb______$0.35 Kraft Pimento, % lb______. 24 Monarch, 1 lb. bag—____ _—______.32 Sioux Bee, 1 lb______.35 Kraft Old English, y2 lb__ ------. 26 Maxwell House, 1 lb. glass______.38 Golden Blossom, 8 oz______. 24 Kraft Swiss, y2 lb------.24 Maxwell House, 1 lb. bag______— .35 Golden Blosom, 15 oz______.41 Kraft Limburger, y2 lb______.24 Chase & Sanborn Dated, 1 lb. bag__ - .32 Golden Blossom, 1 lb______.42 Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese, 3 Lady Fair (class 4), 1 lb. bag______.24 Golden Blossom, 2 lb. 7 oz______.94 oz______. 12 Fynetaste (class 4), 1 lb. bag - ____ .21 Ann Page (class 3), 8 oz______.16 Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese, 8 Boscul, 1 lb. ja r.______.35 Hoffman’s Finest, 5 oz______. 14 oz------.27 Boscul, 1 lb. bag______.32 Hoffman’s Finest, 1 lb______1_ .35 Kraft Relish, 5 oz. glass. ______. 20 Norwood, 1 lb. bag______.30 Hoffman’s Finest, 3 lb______.93 Kraft Pimento, 5 oz. glass.______. 20 Norwood, 1 lb. glass.______— .33 Hoffman’s Bee-Skep, 5 oz______. 14 Kraft Olive Pimento, 5 oz. glass______. 20 Norwood, 1 lb. carton.______.31 Hoffman’s Bee-Skep, 1 lb______.35 Kraft Pineapple, 5 oz. glass______. 20 Pleezing, 1 lb. jar______.37 Hoffman’s Bee-Skep, 3 lb______. 93 Uncle Green, 1 lb. jar______.32 Kraft Limburger, 5 oz. glass______. 20 MACARONI AND NOODLE PRODUCTS Kraft Roke, 5 oz. glass— ------_ . 24 Beechnut, #2 1 lb. Jar______— .40 Kraft Old English, 5 oz. glass______. 24 Del Monte, 1 lb. glass______.38 Monarch Macaroni, 1 lb______. 14 Kraft American Cheese Food Spread, 5 Genuine French Chicory Powder, 6% Monarch Spaghetti, 1 lb______. 14 oz. glass______. 19 oz______— . 10 Monarch Spaghettini, 1 lb______. 14 Kraft Pimento Cheese Food Spread, 5 Genuine French Chicory Powder, 6 oz_ . 10 Monarch Noodles, 1 lb______. 23 oz. glass______.19 Genuine French Chicory Powder, Tab Monarch Noodles, % lb______. 13 Phoenix Pabst-ett, 6% oz______.21 lets 3 oz______. 08 Krumm’s Macaroni, 8 oz______.07 Robins Blue Cheese, 3 oz______. 21 8 O’clock (class E), 1 lb. bag______. 21 Krumm’s Spaghetti, 8 oz______. 07 Robins Blue Cheese, 1% o z.______-. 09 Red Circle (class 3), 1 lb. bag______- .24 Krumm’s Macaroni, 1 lb______. 12 Robins Grated, 1 y2 oz— ------.10 Bokar (class 3), 1 lb. bag______.26 Krumm’s Spaghetti, 1 lb______!_____ . 12 Cloverbloom American, y2 lb______. 22 Margo, 1 lb. glass------.32 Krumm’s Pure Egg Noodles, 3 cz_____ . 06 Cloverbloom American, % lb______. 11 Asco (class 3), 1 lb. bag— ______.24 Krumm’s Pure Egg Noodles, 4 oz_____ .08 Cloverbloom Pimento, 4 oz______. 13 Acme (class 3), 1 lb. bag------.28 Krumm’s Pure Egg Noodles, 12 oz_____ .17 Cloverbloom Swiss, 4 oz______. 13 PACKAGED DRIED FRUIT Duroni Macaroni, 7 oz______.05 Cloverbloom Swiss, y2 lb______.23 Duroni Spaghetti, 7 oz______.05 Cloverbloom Sandwich Spread, % lb__ . 23 Sun Maid Raisins, seedless, 15 oz_____ . 15 Ann Page Macaroni (class 3), 8 oz..__ .06 Cloverbloom Sandwich Spread, % lb-- .13 Sun Maid Raisins, seeded, 15 oz_____ . 17 Ann Page Macaroni (class 3), 1 lb____ .11 Abbots Cream, 3 oz______. 13 Sun Maid Currants, 11 oz______. 15 Ann Page Macaroni (class 3), 3 lb__ .28 Cloverbloom Pimento Cream, 5 oz__ __ . 19 Sunsweet Prunes, large, 2 lb______.37 Ann Page Sea Shells (class 3), 1 lb___ .11 Cloverbloom Relish Cream, 5 oz______. 19 Sunsweet Prunes, medium, 2 lb______.34 Ann Page Noodles (class 3), 5 oz_____ . 06 Cloverbloom Pineapple Cream, 5 oz___ . 19 Sunsweet Prunes, large, 1 lb______. 19 Encore Noodles (class 3), 1 lb______.18 Cloverbloom Old Cheddar, 5 oz______. 21 Sunsweet Prunes, extra large, 1 lb____ . 20 Ann Page Vermicelli (class 3), 1 lb.:__ .11 Cloverbloom Roquette, 5 oz.______' . 23 Sunsweet Prunes, medium, 1 lb______. 18 Ann Page Spaghetti (class 3), 8 oz__ .06 Ann Page Spaghetti (class 3), 1 lb___ .11 Borden’s American, y2 lb------.23 Del Monte Prunes, large, 1 lb------.20 Mellow Bit American (class 3), 2 lb__ .72 Del Monte Prunes, medium, 1 lb______. 18 Ann Page Spaghetti (class 3), 3 l b „ _ .28 Mellow Bit Pimento (class 3), 2 lb___ .72 Del Monte Prunes, large, 2 lb______. 37 Ann Page Elbow Macaroni (class 3), Mellow Bit Swiss (class 3), 2 lb______.74 Del Monte Prunes, medium, 2 lb_____ .34 1 l b _____ — ______.11 Del Monte Raisins, seedless, 15 oz------. 14 Ann Page Elbow Macaroni (class 3), Borden’s Chateau, y2 lb______. 24 Del Monte Raisins, seeded, 15 oz_____ . 18 2 lb ______. 19 Borden’s Vera Sharp, y2 lb______. 25 Borden’s Limburger, Pimento, Swiss, Santa Claras Prunes, large, 1 lb—— . 19 Gold Seal Macaroni (class 3), 1 lb___ .10 % lb______<.______.22 Santa Claras Prunes, medium, 1 lb----- . 18 Gold Seal Spaghetti (class 3), 1 lb___ .10 Borden’s Vera Sharp, Smokey, Blue, Santa Claras Prunes, small, 1 lb-____ . 16 Gold Seal Noodles (class 9>), 12 oz.___ . 13 Cocktail, 5 oz jar___:______.23 Mission Seedless Raisins, 15 oz_____ — . 14 White Róse Macaroni, 8 oz______.09 Borden’s Relish, Pimento, Olive Cock Robford Prunes (class 3), 1 lb______. 16 White Rose Spaghetti, 8 oz______.09 Robford Prunes (class 3), 2 lb______. 29 White Rose Elbow Macaroni, 8 oz___ _ .09 tail, 5 oz. ja r.______.20 White Rose Egg Noodles, 5 oz______. 10 Borden’s Limburger, 6 oz. jar______.23 EVAPORATED AND CONDENSED M ILK Borden’s Grated American, 2 oz. can FLUID M ILK ister______,______—. . 11 Windsor Brand evap., 14y2 oz. (tall)__ .11 Borden’s Grated American, 4 oz. can Belle Vernon evap., 14% oz. (tall)___ . 11 Selected Milk (Pasteurized), quart bot ister______— .20 Silver Cow Irradiated evap., 6 oz. tle (.01 bottle deposit)______.14 Borden’s Grated Italian, 1 y2 oz. can (sm all)______.05 BUTTER ister______. 12 Pearl Evaporated, 14% oz. (tall)_____ .11 Borden’s Grated Italian, 3 oz can Pearl Evaporated, 6 oz. (small)______.05 All Brands (92 and 93 Score), 1 lb ister______.22 Fyntaste evap. (class 4), 14% oz. p rin ts______. 57 (ta ll) ______—2______—...... 10 All Brands (92 and 93 Score), 1 lb.-% Borden’s Liederkrauz, 4 oz. pkg___ .28 lb. prints______. 57 Borden’s Camenbert-Military Box, 6 Uncle Green evap., 14% oz. (tall)_____ .11 portions______.60 Pleezing evap., 14% oz. (tall)______.11 SUGAR Borden’s Cream, 3 oz. box______. 12 Carnation evap., 14% oz. (tall)------.11 Pound Wej-cuts all varieties, Borden’s, 6 oz. Carnation Irradiated evap., 6 oz______.05 Dominos gran., 1 lb bag, paper______.07 box______. 22 Gold Cross evap., 14% oz------1------.11 Dominos gran., 2 lb bag, paper______.07 Shefford Pimento, 5 oz. glass______. . 20 Gold Cross Irradiated evap., 6 oz___ _ .05 Dominos gran., 5 lb bag, paper______. 07 Shefford Olive Pimento, 5 oz. glass___ . 20 Sweet Glover condensed, 14 oz______. 15 Dominos coni. 4X, 1 lb. cart______;08 Shefford Relish, 5 oz. glass______.20 Nestle’s Lion evap., 14% oz______. 11 Dominos O. F. brown, 1 lb. cart______.08 Shefford Pineapple, 5 oz. glass______.20 Nestle’s Lion evap., 6 oz------.05 Dominos light brown, 1 lb. cart____ — . 08 White House evap. (class 3), 14% oz .10 Shefford Blue, 5 oz. glass______.24 POULTRY Shefford Olde Yorke, 5 oz. glass___._ .24 White House evap. (class 3), 6 oz : ,05 Shefford Swiss, 5 oz. glass______. 24 White House condensed (class 3), 14 oz_ . 12 Regular Dressed: Shefford Limburger, 5 oz. glass______. 20 Borden’s Silver Cow Irridated evap., Broilers, fryers, roasters______.44 14% oz__ - ______!______.11 Fowl ______— — . 39 Shefford Limburger, 6 oz. glass— __ .21 Kosher Killed and Plucked: Shefford Snappy, 3 oz. rolls______.14 Eagle Brand condensed, 15 oz______. 21 Broilers, fryers, roasters.______.46 Shefford Brand Cream Cheese, 3 oz___ . 13 Magnolia condensed, 14 oz_;______. 15 . Fowl______- . 41 Shefford Pimento, y2 lb______.24 Star condensed, 14 oz______. 15 Shefford Brick, % lb______.24 Darling condensed, 14 oz______. 15 EGGS (IN CARTONS) Shefford Chevelle, % lb______.24 Challenge condensed, 14 oz______. 15 Grade A, extra large-______. 55 Shefford Limburger, y2 lb______.24 Farmdale evap. (class 3), tall______.10 Grade A, large______.53 Shefford Swiss, y2 lb______.24 Asco evap. (class 3), ta ll.______, 10 Grade A, medium______.48 Shefford Olive Pimento, y2 lb______.26 Pet Irradiated evap., 14% oz. (tall) . 11 Grade A, small______.43 Shefford Olde Yorke, y2 lb—______.26 Pet Irradiated evap., 6 oz. (small). .05 Grade B, extra large. ______. . 53 No. 98—!—4 6556 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 Supreme White (class 3), 18 oz------.08% C o m m u n it y C e il in g P r ic e s —Continued (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. EGGS (IN CARTONS)— continued 9250, 9328, 7 F.R. 7871, 8 F.R. 4681) The line “Supreme Whole Wheat 16. oz. Issued this 8th day of May 1943. .10” is amended by inserting the words Grade B, large______.______$0- 50 “(class 3)” after the word “wheat” to Grade B, medium------46 Carl T. Lindstrom, Grade B, small------41 Acting State Director, read as follows: BANANAS Maryland District Office. Supreme Whole Wheat (class 3), 16 qz_ .10 Lb. (sold by weight only)------.13 IF. R. Doc. 43-7805; Filed, May 17, 1943; The line “Victor Sliced 13 oz. .05” is 3:02 p. m.] amended by deleting the words “13 oz. LARD .05” and substituting the words “(class Esskay, 1 lb------— • 20 3) 16 oz. .06” to read as follows: Star, 1 lb------!0 Goetz’s Open Kettle Rendered, 1 lb— .20 [Maryland Order 1 Under Gen. Order 51, Victor Sliced (class 3), 16 oz------06 Sunnyfield Print (class 3), 1 lb______.19 Amendment 1] Under “Cereal” the line “Sunnyfield In HYDROGENATED SHORTENING Community Ceiling P rices for dividuals (class 3) .20” is amended by in B altimore, M d. Crisco, 1 lb. jar------*26 serting the words “10 ind. size” after the Crisco, 3 lb. jar------*15 Pursuant tc the Emergency Price Con words “(class 3) ” to read as follows: Durkee, 1 lb______-26 trol Act of 1942, as amended, and para Sunnyfield Individuals (class 3), 10 Durkee, 3 lb— :------.70 graph G roceries—Continued Groceries—Continued Groceries—Continued bread—continued NOODLES peanut butter—continued Branded White—Continued. Ann Page (class 3), carton, 5 oz------— $0.06 Ideal (class 3), glass, 25 oz------$0.44 Bond, cellophane, 16 oz______$0.11 Ann Page (class 3), carton, 1 lb_------_ .18 Kay’s (class 3), glass, 8 oz__------.18 Capital, cellophane, 18 oz______.11 King Midas, carton, 1 lb______. . . .17 Kay’s (class 3), glass, 16 oz------— .31 Fischer’s, cellophane______i___ _ . 11 Krumm’s, carton, 12 oz------.17 Logan, glass, 16 oz_------.33 Fleishman’s, cellophane, 17 oz____ - .11 Mueller’s, carton, 6 oz— ______— .12 Montco, glass, 8 oz__.------— .21 Food Fair; Lady Fair (class 8), cel Muellér’s, carton, 12 oz______- . 17 Montco, glass, 16 oz------.'37 lophane, 17 oz------.10 San Giorgio, carton, 16 oz______.24 Montco, glass, 32 oz______. 70 Food Fair (Sandwich Loaf) (class Tartan, carton, 5 oz_------. 11 Montco Crunchy, glass, 16 oz------—- .39 3), cellophane, 19 oz______2 for . 19 Tartan Alphabet, carton, 8 oz_____ . . . . 11 My Own (class 3), glass, 8 oz— ...----- . 19 Freihofer, cellophane, 17 oz___ .__ .11 Tartan Vermicelli, carton, 8 oz------. 11 My Own (class 3), glass, 12 oz------.23 Huber’s, cellophane, 18 oz------. 11 Uco (class 3), carton, 5 oz______. 05 My Own (class 3), glass, 16 oz------.30 Mother’s Capital, cellophane, 18 oz_ . 11 Uoo (class 3), carton, 8 oz______. 07 Pantry Pride (class 3), glass, 2 lb------.56 Mees, cellophane, 17 oz— ------.11 Peter Pan, glass, 16 oz__ —------.40 Penn Fruit (Milk Loaf), (class 3), MACARONI, SPAGHETTI & NOODLE PRODUCTS Penn Treaty, glass, 16 oz------— .34 cellophane, 16 oz______- . 12 Caratello, carton, 16 oz ______- .16 Rival Blue, glass, 8 oz------.20 Penn Fruit (Crimp Loaf) (class 3), Mueller’s Alphabets, carton, 6 oz__. . . . 12 Rival Blue, glass, 16 oz------. 36 cellophane, 16 oz------. 12 San Giorgio Vermicelli, carton, 6 oz—- . 12 Tartan, glass, 16 oz— ------.39 Penn Fruit (French Loaf) (class 3), Sultana (class 3), glass, 16 oz------.29 cellophane, 16 oz------.10 LARD Sultana (class 3), glass, 32 oz------>. 54 Penn Fruit (Twin) (class 3), cello All brands, pkg., 1 lb______1______. 21 Uco (class 3), glass, 12 oz___------.25 phane, each______• 10 Uco (class 3), glass, 16 oz_------.30 Penn Fruit (Vienna-Poppy) (class HONEY Uco (class 3), glass, 24 oz------— .46 3), 16 oz...... 12 A & P (class 3), glass, 8 oz------. 16 Uco (class 3), glass, 32 oz------.58 Penn Fruit (Cinnamon Krimp) A & P (class 3), glass, 16 oz______. 28 Wilmar, glass, 6 oz------.18 (class 3), 16 oz____i------;------.15 Golden Blossom, glass, 1 lb______. 42 Wilmar, glass, 8 oz------.22. Parkway, cellophane, 17 oz______. 11 H & M„ glass, 1 lb.______. 35 Wilmar, glass, 16 oz------.37 Spalding, cellophane, 18 oz------— . 11 Lake Shore, glass, 1 lb__ - ______. 35 CEREAL Supreme (class 3), cellophane, 18 Rokeach, glass, 16 oz______.36 OZ—______2 fo r, 17 Sweet Sip (class 3), glass, 1 lb______. 28 Corn (prepared) : Tiptop, cellophane, 17 oz------.11 Sweet Sip (class 3), glass, 2 lb______, 55 Kellogg’s Flakes, carton, 1 oz------.03 Victory, sliced (class 3), cellophane, Sweet Sip (class 3), glass, 8 oz______. 17 Kellogg’s Flakes, carton, 6 oz------.06 13 oz______~ • Q6 Sioux Bee, glass, 1 lb______. 35 Kellogg’s Flakes, carton, 11 oz------.10 Vienna, 16 oz______. 10 Kellogg’s Flakes, carton, 18 ,oz------.14 Ward, cellophane, 17 oz— ------. 11 SUGAR— ALL BRANDS Post Toasties, carton, 1 oz------.03 .06 William Penn (class 3), cellophane, Light brown, 1 lb______.08 Post Toasties, carton, 6 oz—------16 oz______10 or 2 for . 19 Post Toasties, carton, 11 oz------.10 Dark brown, 1 lb______.______. 08 .14 Wunder, cellophane, 18 oz------. 11 White, bags/cartons, 1 lb_;______. 07 Post Toasties, carton, 18 oz------Branded cracked wheat (in cellophane): Bran (prepared): White, cartons, 2 lb______. 14 .11 American (class 3), 16 oz------.10 White, bags, 5 lb______. 35 Kellogg’s Flakes, pkg., 8 oz------A & P (class 3), 16 oz------.10 Kellogg’s Flakes, pkg., 14 oz_T------.16 White, cartons, 5 lb______. 36 .22 Food Fair (class 3), 16 oz------.11 White, bags, 10 lb______.70 Kellogg’s All Bran, pkg., 16 oz------Rye: Kellogg’s All Bran, pkg., 10 oz------.14 A & P Seeded (class 3) ,16 oz------— . 10 SYRUP Kruety, pkg., 7 oz------.13 A & P Swedish (class 3), 16 oz----- .10 Alaga, can, 23 oz______. 20 N. B. C. 100%, pkg., 8 oz------.09 Bond, 16 oz______.12 Ann Page (blended) (class 3), glass, N. B. C. 100%, pkg., 1 lb------.18 Food Fair (class 3), 16 oz---- —- —- .11 12 oz______. 16 Post’s Flakes, pkg., 14 oz------.16 Freihofer, 17 oz------— .12 Ann Page (blended) (class 3), glass, Post’s Flakes, pkg., 8 oz-----;------.11 Milwaukee, 16 oz______.10 32 oz______.34 Skinners, raisin, pkg., 10 oz------— .12 Penn Fruit, Seeded or Plain (class Asco Table Syrup (class 3), can, 5 lb_ . 33 Rice (prepared): Heinz Flakes, carton, 6 lA oz------— .11 3), 16 oz______.12 Budget Cane & Maple (class 3), glass .14 Wunder, 18 oz______— .12 12 oz.— — ______—— i— . 16 Kellogg’s Crispies, carton, 5% oz----- Branded whole wheat: Fairfield Farms Maple, glass, 8 oz____ . 27 Quaker Puffed Sparkies, carton, 4 oz_ .13 Asco (class 3), cellophane, 16 oz___ .10 Highland Pure Maple, glass, 12 oz------. 37 Uncooked, other: Cheerioats, carton, 7 oz------.14 Bond, cellophane, 16 oz------.12 Ideal Table (class 3), glass, 20 oz------. 10 .20 Fischer’s, cellophane-----,------. 12 Karo, blue, glass, 1l/2 lb______. 18 Cream-of-Rice, carton, 18 oz------Food Fair (class 3), cellophane, 16 oz_ .11 Karo, blue, glass, 5 lb______- . 48 Grape Nuts Wheat Meal, carton, 16 oz .14 Freihofer, cellophane, 17 oz------. 12 Karo, red, glass, l l/2 lb ------;-----— . 19 Kellogg’s Variety Package, carton, 10 Mees, cellophane------— — . 12 Karo, red, glass, 5 lb_------. 50 indiv. sizes------.------.26 Log Cabin, glass, 12 oz______. 20 Quaker Hominy Grits, carton, 24 oz_ .09 Spalding, cellophane______. 12 .26 Ward’s, cellophane------— ------.12 Nature’s Pure Maple, glass, 10 oz— — . 36 Maltex, carton, 22 oz------Wm. Penn (class 3), cellophane, 1 lb_ .12 Penn Mar, glass, 20 oz______. 16 Uncooked Rolled Oats: Perlo Crystal (white), glass, 20 oz____ .14 Hecker’s Old Fash., pkg., 16 oz------.12 MACAEON! Quaker Maid, glass, 1% lb— . .16 Heeker’s Old Fash., pkg., 32 oz___:— .22 .12 Ann Page (class 3), carton, 1 lb------. 11 Tastewell Cane & Maple, glass, 16 oz— . . 09 H-O, pkg., 16 ------Turkey, glass, 20 oz ;______—__ . 12 H-O, pkg., 2 lb------.22 Ann Page (class 3), carton, 3 lb------.26 .33 Creamettes, carton, 8 oz------s------:— . 10 Turkey White Crystal, glass, 20 oz------. 14 Mother’s Carnival, reg. China, pkg— Vermont Maid, glass, 24 oz— ------.40 Mother’s Quick, China, pkg------.33 King Midas, carton, 2 lb------. 19 .26 Krumm’s (cellophane), carton, 16 oz_ .13 Vermont Maid, glass, 12 oz______.20 Mother’s Quick, pkg., 3 lb------Yankee Boy, glass, 20 oz------. 20 Mother’s Quick, small, pkg— ------.12 Krumm’s (elbow), carton, 8 oz______. 07 . 13 Kurtz (elbow), carton, 1 lb------. 13 Mother’s Carnival, reg., pkg— ------PEANUT BUTTER Mother’s Regular, large, pkg------— .26 Mueller’s, carton, 9 oz------— .12 .12 Mueller’s, carton, 16 oz______.16 Ann Page (class 3), glass, 8 oz------. 17 Mother’s Regular, small, pkg------Ann Page (class 3), glass, 18 oz------.82 Mother’s Regular, China, pkg.------.33 Mueller’s (elbow),carton, 9 oz^ _____ .12 .12 Mueller’s (elbow)', carton, 16 oz------.16 Ann Page (class 3), glass, 32 oz------. 58 Quaker, pkg., 20 oz------Uncooked, wheat: Tartan (elbow), carton, 8 oz------. 09 Asco (class 3), glass, 8 oz—------. 17 Asco (class 3), glass, 16 oz______. 29 Cream of Wheat, carton, 13 oz------.15 Van Camp Tenderoni, carton, 6 oz—— . 10 Boscul, glass, 18 oz______.42 Cream of Wheat, carton, 28 oz------.26 .20 SPAGHETTI Chunky Nut, glass, 6 oz------. 18 Pettijohn’s, carton, 22 oz------Chunky Nut, glass, 16 oz------. . 38 Ralston Instant, carton, 1 lb------.24 Mueller’s, carton, 9 oz------— — . #2 Comet, glass, 8 oz—------. 11 Ralston Wheat,, carton, 24 oz_— ,----- .24 Mueller’s, carton, 16 oz------. 16 Comet, glass, 16 oz_____ »------,------. 37 Wheatena, carton, 11 oz------.15 Mueller’s Thin, carton, 9 oz______. 12 Crawford’s Best, glass, 16 oz— ------. 38 Wheatena, carton, 22 oz------.26 Mueller’s Thin, carton, 16 oz______. 16 Fairlawn, glass, 16 oz______.37 Uncooked, farina: Hecker’s Cream Enriched, carton, 8 San Giorgio, carton, 1 lb______. 13 Heinz, glass, 9% oz------.24 .011 Tartan, carton, 8 oz______. 11 Heinz, glass, 16 oz------— .39 oz______,___ .------fw.------— FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 6559 G r o c e r ie s—Continued Groceries—Continued ceiling priced for such food items, when cerea l—continued canned citrus products—continued such list is supplied by the Office of Price Administration. Other retailers Uncooked, farina—Continued. Blended citrus: Hecker’s Cream Enriched, carton, 14 Fyne Taste (class 3), can, No. 2__ _ $0.16 must continue to post ceiling prices as oz______$0.14 ' Kay’s (class 3), can, No. 2______.14 required by any other applicable regu Hecker’s Cream Enriched, carton, 28 Kay’s (class 3), can, 46 oz------.32 lation fixing their ceiling prices. oz___ *______^______. 24 Old South Sweet, can, 46 oz------. 37 (c) Class of store. All retail stores Hecker’s Regular, carton, 28 oz__ _ .24 FRESH FRUIT selling any of the food items listed below Hecker’s Regular, carton, 14 oz____ _ . 14 must post a sign reading “OPA-”, Quaker Enriched, carton, 14 oz___ _ .09 Bananas, 1 lb______- . 13 “OPA-2”, “OPA-3”, or “OPA-4” which Quaker Enriched, carton, 28 oz___ _ . 18 POULTRY ever applies, so that it can be clearly Other prepared cereals: Force, pkg., 8 oz______. 12 Live: 1 Per lb. seen by their customers. The defini Grape Nuts, pkg., J2 oz______. 16 Broilers and fryers, roasters and ca tions of classes of retailers shall be Kellogg’s Pep Flakes, pkg., 10 oz_— . 13 pons, light______.36 those contained in Maximum Price Reg Kix, pkg., 7 oz__ *______. 14 Capons, heavy, 6 lbs. and over------40 y2 ulation Nos. 238 and 268, as the same Muffets, pkg., 8 oz______. 10 Fowl, all weights______32 may be revised from-time to time. Stags and old roosters, all weights__ 27 y2 Post Tens, pkg., 10 pkg. carton___ .26 S e c . 4 Applicability of General Order Quaker Crackels, pkg., 7 oz______.09 Geese, all weights------33 No. 51. This order is subject to all the Ralston-Ry-Krisp, pkg., 6 oz____ .14 Dressed: provisions, of General Order No. 51, Ralston-Ry-Krisp, pkg., 12 oz_____ .22 Broilers, fryers, roasters and capons, Zo, pkg., 7 oz_l____ ;______. 13 lig h t______- . 44 which are hereby made a part of this Wheat (prepared): Capons, heavy, 5y2 lbs. & over------. 48 order. Kellogg’s Wheat Flakes, carton, 8 oz .11 Fowl, all weights______.39 Sec. 5 Effective date. This order be Kellogg’s Krumbles, carton, 9 oz__ . 13 Stags and old roosters, all weights- .33 comes effective on May 10,1943. Geese, all weights------.38 Kellogg’s Shredded, carton, 12 oz___ . 12 S e c . 6 The community “dollars-and- Kellogg’s Wheat Crispies, carton, 8 Drawn: Broilers and fryers, under 2i/2 lbs. .59 cents” ceiling prices established. The oz______. 12 following is a list of the food items and Quaker Puffed Sparkies, carton, 3% Roasters and capons, light------.57 OZ—i ______. 11 Capons, heavy, 4 y2 lbs. and over___ . 59 the community ceiling prices thereof: Ralston Shredded, uarton, 12 oz__ . 13 Fowl, all weights______L .51 C o m m u n it y C e il in g P r ic e s Ranger Joe Honeypuff, carton, 7 oz_ . 12 Stags and old roosters, all weights— . 44 Shredded Wheat (Nat. Bis. Co.), 12 Geese, all weights______— . 54 b a n a n a s oz______. 12 (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; Bananas, per lb______$0.13 Wheaties, carton, 8 oz______. 13 E.O. 9250, 9328, 7 F.R. 7871, 8 F.R. 4681) BREAD CANNED CITRUS PRODUCTS Wonder: Issued this 8th day of May, 1943. White, 20 oz______. n Grapefruit juice: Apte Unsweetened, can, No. 2______.15 Raymond F. Ashenfelter, Cracked Wheat, 16 oz______t .11 Crawford’s Best, can, No. 2______. 16 District Manager, Whole Wheat, 16 oz______.11 Crawford’s Best, can, 46 oz______.36 , Philadelphia, Pa., District. Plain Rye, 16 oz______—;______.11 Fyne Taste-Sweetened (class 3), can, Bond: No. 2______14 [F. R. Doc. 43-7816; Filed, May 17, 1943; White, 20 oz_____ 1______. 11 Fyne Taste-Sweetened (class 3), can, 4:53 p. m.] Cracked Wheat, 16 oz______.11 46 oz______. 31 Whole Wheat, 16 oz______.11 Kellogg’s, can, No. 2______.15 Plain Rye, 16 oz______.11 Kellogg’s, can, 46 oz______.36 Peter P an: Logan-Unsweetened, can, No. 2____ . 15 Region III. White, 20 oz______— .11 Smith’s Sweetened, can, No. 2_____ . 16 Cracked Wheat, 16 oz______. 11 Smith’s Sweetened, can, 46 oz_____ . 37 [Detroit Order 1 Under Gen. Order 51] Whole Wheat, 16 oz______.11 Plain Rye, 16 oz______.11 Smith’s Unsweetened, can, 46 oz_._ .36 C o m m u n it y C e il in g P r ic e s f o r D e s ig Sun Sweet Florida, can, 46 oz______. 38 Court House, White, 20 oz______.11 Table Heart’s Unsweetened, can, No. n a t ed C o u n t ie s i n M ic h ig a n Taystee, White, 20 oz—______.11 Silvercup, White, 20 oz______. 11 2______16 S e c t io n 1 What this order does. In Table Heart’s Unsweetened, can, 46 accordance with the provisions of Gen Tip Top: oz_____ .36 eral Order No. 51, this order estab Cracked Wheat, 16 oz______.11 Tartan-Sweetened, can, No. 2____ . 16 Whole Wheat, 16 oz______. 11 Tartan-Unsweetened, can, No. 2____ . 16 lishes in section 6, community “dollars- Plain Rye, 16 oz______.11 Tartan-Unsweetened, can, 46 oz___ .38 and-cents” ceiling prices for certain White, 20 oz______—______.11 Tuxon-Unsweetened, can, No. 2____ . 14 food items sold in class 1 retail stores Kroger: Tuxon-Unsweetened, can, 46 oz__ .38 located in the following areas: Wayne, White, 24 oz______3 for . 29 Uco (class 3), can, No. 2______.13 Oakland, Macomb Counties of the State White, 32 oz______.12 Uco (class 3), can, 46 oz______.30 Whole Wheat and Cracked Wheat, of Michigan. 16 oz______. 10 Glenwood Sweetened (class 3), can, ec 18 oz______. 14 S . 2 Application to other sellers. Plain Rye, 20 oz______.10 Glenwood Sweetened (class 3), can, No seller except a “retail route seller”, Marvel, White, 24 oz______. 10 46 oz______•______.32 may charge more than these community A & P: Glenwood Unsweetened (class 3), “dollars-and-cents” ceiling prices. Re Whole Wheat Bread, 16 oz______. 10 can, No. 2______.____ . 14 tail route sellers may continue to charge Cracked Wheat Bread, 16 oz------. 10 Glenwood Unsweetened (class 3)’, their present ceiling prices. The com Raisin Bread, 16 oz______- .10 can! 46 oz______- . 32 munity ceiling prices shall be the only BUTTER Kay’s (class 3), can, No. 2______. 13 ceiling prices for such food items for Kay’s (class 3), can, 46 oz______.14 y4 lb. pieces, 1 lb carton: Pantry Pride-Sweetened (class 3), “class 1 retail stores”. All other sellers 93 score1______. 57 can, No. 2______.15 must continue to charge no more than 92 score______.56 Pantry Pride-Sweetened (class 3), any lower ceiling prices established by 90 score------.56 can, 46 oz______.31 any other applicable price regulations. 1 lb. or y2 lb. pcs. 1 lb. carton: Shaver, can, No. 2______. 18 •Sec., 3 Posting—(a) Selling prices. Tartan Sweetened, can,. 46 oz______. 38 93 score------•------.56 All retail stores must post their selling 92 score______.56 Grapefruit segments: prices for the food items listed below on Bord & Polk, can, 20 oz______. 18 90 score______■ 56 the item or at or near the place where 1 lb. or % lb. pcs. 1 lb. parchment Kay’s (class 3), can, No. 2__.______*. 32 such food item is offered for sale. Kellogg’s, can, No. 2_____ !______. 15 wrapped: Orange juice: (b) Ceiling prices. All class 1 retail 93 score.______— — .56 Pasco, can, No. 2______. 19 stores must post in a conspicuous place 92 score______.55 Pasco Florida Sweet, can, 46 oz___ _ . 35 in the store, a list of the community 90 score______.55 Real Gold Unsweetened, can, 12 oz_ . 15 Uco (class 3), can, No. 2______- . 16 1 These prices apply on live poultry pur 1 “Score” means score as defined in M. P. R. Unco (class (class 3), can, 46 oz— .40 chased within 25 miles of the city. No. 289. 6560 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 Community Ceiling Prices—Continued Community Ceiling Prices—Continued Community Ceiling Prices—Continued coffee cereals—continued eggs—continued Beechnut, 1 lb______$0.40 Kellogg’s—Continued. Grade AA—Continued. Del Monte, 1 lb______:______. . 38 Rice Krispies______$0.14 Large, per doz______$0. 52 Maxwell House, 1 lb______.38 Pep______.11 Medium, per doz___ .______.45 White House, 1 lb______.30 Bran Flakes 40%, 8 oz_____ , ______.11 Grade A Mills Bros., 1 lb______- ______.36 All Bran, 16 oz______.22 Ex. large, per doz______,52 Coronet: All Bran, 10 oz.______. 14 Large, per doz______,50 Tins, 1 lb______.34 BranSFlakes 40%, 14 oz______,16 Medium, per doz______. 45 Bags, 1 lb______.31 Variety Package______.26 Grade B Heel Treat, 1 lb______. 33 Maltex______■______. 26 .Ex. large, per doz______>__ _ .47 Chase & Sanborn, 1 lb______.27 Malt-O-Meal______.26 Large, per doz______1 .47 8 O’clock, 1 lb______.21 Mullets______a__ .10 Medium, per doz______;__ _ .43 Grosse Pointe, 1 lb_____i______.31 Northern Oats: Grade C Quaker, 1 lb______.34 Large______.26 Ex. large, per doz______.44 Table King, 1 lb______. 27 Sm all.______.12 Large, per doz______.44 Kaffee Hag, 1 lb______. 40 China______.33 Medium, per doz______.39 Sanka, 1 lb______.41 “Toy”, large______.24 FISH, CANNED, PROCESSED AND FROZEN Country Club, 1 lb______.30 “Toy”, small______.12 French, 1 lb______-- .27 Crystal Wedding______.11 Salmon: Spot Light, 1 lb______i______. 21 Pettijohns Breakfast Food______.22 Humpty Dumpty chums, 1 lb. tall Bokar, 1 lb______.26 Pillsbury; can______. 26 Red Circle, 1 lb______.24 Hominy Grits, large—-______;_____ .16 Humpty Dumpty chums, y2 lh-can_ . 17 Court House, 1 lb______.29 Hominy Grits, small______,______.09 Fairweather chums, 1 lb. tall can__ . 26 • Beach Hut Whole Bean, 1 lb.——*. .37 Bran______.17 Advance pink, 1 lb. tall can______.30 Lafer Bros., 1 lb------.32 Wheat Cereal______.17 Brookdale pink, 1 lb. tall can____ _ .29 India, 1 lb______.40 Post: Happy vale pink, y2 lb. can.______.19 Toasties, 6 oz______.06 Recepis pink, 1 lb. tall can______.27 COFFEE SUBSTITUTES Toasties, 11 oz______.10 Pink Beauty pink, 1 lb. tall can__ _ .27 Instant Postum, 4 oz------; 25 .Toasties, 18 oz______;_____ .15 Peter Pan pink, 1 lb. tall can____ _ .28 Instant Postum, 12 oz______.44 Bran Flakes, large______.______• .16 Rosedale medium redT 1 lb. tall can. .39 Postum Cereal______.22 Bran Flakes, small______.11 Javelin Cohoe, 1 lb. tall can______. 38 Nescafe, 4 oz____.______.34 Shredded Wheat______.14 Superb Cohoe, 1 lb. tall can______. 39 Nescafe, 12 oz______. 96 Quaker: Libby’s red, 1 lb. tall can______. 49 Barley______. .09 Libby’s red, % lb. can______:___ t - .33 SOLUBLE c o f f e e Crackles______.10 Demmings red, 1 lb. flat can------.51 George Washington: Farina, large__ __. . . . ______.18 Demmings red, 1 lb. tall can—____ _ .49 1% oz______.______.39 Farina, small______.09 Demmings red, y2 lb. can—------— .33 2i/2 oz------. 78 Hominy______. ______.09 Del Monte red, 1 lb. tall can—___ _ .45 4 oz___ , ______1.19 Hominy Grits______.09 Del Monte red, y2 lb. can.______. 37 8 oz______— ------1.98 Oats, large______v .26 Seakist red, 1 lb. tall can;_____,49 16 oz______— l—------8.83 Oats, small—______.12 Red Boy, y2 lb. can____ ... ______.32 Puffed Wheat______.11 Red Boy, 1 lb. flat can______.49 c o o k in g a n d salad o il s Puffed Rice______.13 Red Boy, 1 lb. tall can______.47 Mazola: Ralston: Kinneys Fancy Chinook, y2 lb. can . 42 1 pint______.35 Cereal------.24 Pillar Rock Fancy Chinook, y2 lb. 1 quart______:______. 68 Shredded Wheat______.14 can______.______.42 1 gallon______,____ 2.08 Instant Cereal______.25 Pillar Rock Fancy Chinook, 1 lb. flat Wesson Oil: Corn Flakes______.09 can______.___ —______.63 1 pint;______.34 Rye Krisp, 12 oz______.23 Swift Water Standard Chinook, y2 lb. 1 quart______.65 Rye Krisp, 6 oz______.14 can______. 17 1 gallon______2.16 Shreddies______.14 Mackerel: Seneca Oil: Shredded Wheat______—_ .14 Gortons Fancy Spiced, 1 lb. tall can. . 28 16 oz______.31 Reel Treat Oats, large______.23 32 oz______.57 Reel Treat Oats, small______.12 Race Horse, 1 lb. tall can— —— — . 18 1 gallon______— ------3.00 Wheaties__—____ —______.13 Eatwell, 1 lb. tall can—-----. — - . 18 Royal Cook Oil, 12 oz______.53 Wheatena, 24 oz______.26 Tuna Fish: Virgin Soy Bean Oil, 8 oz______.27 Wheatena, 11 oz______.15 Bonita Flakes, l/2 lb. can------.26 Zing Wheat Cereal______.23 Yellow Tail Flakes, y2 lb. can,__— i 24 CERE AYj S Chicken of the Sea, grated, y2 lb. Bran 100% N. B. C., 8 oz______1 0 CANNED CITRUS FRUITS AND JUICES can______.33 Bran 100% N. B. C., 16 oz______.20 Grapefruit juices: Sea Kist, y2 lb. can— ,—...------34 Cheerioats_*______, 14 Florida Gold Sea Kist blue label, y2 lb. can.;— — .35 Cocoa Wheat______i ,12 #2 tins______i______.16 Sea Kist red label, y2 lb. can— ;— .38 Corn Kix______.14 46 oz. tins______—____ — ,37 Cream of Wheat: Deep South Breast of Tuna, y2 lb. can------— . 36 Large______... __ .26 #2 tins______.16 Breast lof Chickeh, y2 lb. can——— .39 Small______—_____ .15 46 oz. tins------•____ . 37 Eat Well, y2 lb. can------.36 Dough Boy: Quaker , Eat Best, & lb. can— ------39 Rice Puff______.11 #2 tins______.16 Van Camps red label Albacore, y2 lb. Wheat Puff, 4 oz_._____ :______.09 46 oz. tins______.37 can— ______- Si- Wheat Puff, 8 oz------. 15 Stokleys Van Camps white label Albacore, y2 Dwarfie: # 2 tins______.16 lb. can______:------•44 Puffed Wheat, small______— .05 46 oz. tins______.37 Van Camps Orange label Albacore, Puffed Wheat, large— —____ .08 Texsun y2 lb. can______■41 Puffed Rice, small------. 05 # 2 tins_-______. 16 Puffed Rice, large.:___ .11 46 oz. tins______—_—______.37 Premier Albacore, y2 lb. can------— • 54 Fig Bran___ — ______... . 13 Floriland Premier Albacore, 1 lb. can— .------1.00 Grape Nuts______. 16 # 2 tin s______, 16 Shrimp: Grape Nut Flakes, small.______.11 46 oz. tins______,37 Gulf-Kist (cleaned), large can------53 Grape Nut Flakes, large.------,16 . giulf-Kist (flat), medium can------.38 Grape Nut Wheat Meal______15 EGGS1 Gulf-Kist (tall), medium can—— .36 * Grade AA Henkel’s Farina______i__ * 13 Ex. large, per doz_------.54 Sunset (cleaned), large can------.51 H. O. Oats______I. ___ 40 Fathom (Jumbo), 7 oz can------.39 Kellogg: 40 Fathom (large), 7 oz. can—------.38 Com Flakes, 6 oz__„—— .06 1 These prices are for bulk eggs. When sold Dorgan Cocktail (jumbo), 7 oz. can. . 40 Corn Flakes, 11 oz______.10 in cartons 20 per dozen may be added. - Corn Flakes, 18 oz___ —„__ ___ .15 “Grade” and “size” means such grades and Dorgan Cocktail, large can— —-— .-36 Wheat Krumbles______.13 sizes as defined in Maximum Price Regula- Davy Jones (small wet), 7 oz. can----- • 35 Shredded Wheat______. 12 tion No. 333. . Tasty King (small wet), 7 oz. can— . 34 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 6561 C o m m u n it y C e il in g P r ic e s — Continued C o m m u n it y C e il in g P r ic e s — Continued C o m m u n it y C e il in g P r ic e s — Continued FISH, CANNED, PROCESSED AND FROZEN— COn. f l o u r a n d FLOUR m ix e s — continued MACARONI AND NOODLE PRODUCTS Lobster: Pastry flour: Michigan brand: B. & M. Bed Jacket, 1 lb. can ..,___ $1.08 Universal, 2 lb______$0.13 Bows or ties “Semolina”, 10 oz_____ $0. 07 B. & M. Bed Jacket, % lb. can____ _ . 55 Universal, 5 lb______.1_ . 22 Macaroni & spaghetti “Semolina”, B. & M. Bed Jacket, % lb. can___ .30 Universal, 12% lb______.63 12 oz______. 12 Tasty Fresh, % lb. can______.59 Universal, 24% lb______1.22 Bows or ties, 16 oz______. 14 Codfish: Aunt Nellie’s, 5 lb______,. 28 Macaroni & spaghetti, Long Blue, Gortons Codfish Flakes, 16 oz. can__ .47 Aunt Nellie’s, 24% lb______1.22 16 oz______. 13 Gortons Beady-to-use Codfish, 16 oz. Gold Lace, 24% lb...... - 1.31 t Viviano brands (Semolina flour) : can______. 47 Self-rising flour: Macaroni or spaghetti, 12 oz______. 12 Pollock Flaked Codfish, 16 oz. can_ .43 Universal, 2 lb______*. 13 Macaroni or spaghetti, 16 oz______. 14 B. & M. Fish Flakes, 11% oz. c a n .. .31 Universal, 5 lb______f . 29 Macaroni or spaghetti Blue Wrapped, B. & M. Fish Flakes, 7% oz. can___ .24 Universal, 12% lb______, .67 16 oz___.______.13 Gortons Beady-to-use Cod, 8 oz. can .24 Universal, 24% lb______1.28 Macaroni or spaghetti, 3 lb. carton_ . 37 Sardines: Henkel, 5 lb ...,.______,.______39 Macaroni or spaghetti, 5 lb. carton_ . 66 Admiral Maine keyless, 4 oz. can__ _ . 08 Henkel, 10 lb...... 72 Viviano brands (Durum flour) : Admiral Maine key, 4 oz. can____ _ .09 Henkel, 24% lb______1.68 Macaroni or spaghetti Blue Bose, Bull Dog, 4 oz. can.______.09 Bisquick, 20 oz______. 21 16 oz______.12 Silver Queen in olive oil, 4 oz. can__ . 16 Bisquick, 40 oz______. 38 Macaroni or spaghetti Blue Bose, Victory Brand in olive oil, 4 oz. can. . 21 Flour: 2 1b._____ .22 House of Parliament in olive oil, Gold Medal, 2 lb______17 Macaroni or spaghetti Blue Bose, (imported) 4 oz. can______„___ .29 Gold Medal, 5 lb______.'______.38 20 1b______1.90 Granadina in olive oil, 4 oz. can___ ~ . 32 Gold Medal, 10 lb______. 71 Bed Cross: Oval Belle Isle natural sauce, 1 lb. Gold Medal, 24% lb______1.62 Macaroni or spaghetti, 7 oz______.06 can______. 17 Pillsbury’s, 2 lb______. 17 Macaroni or spaghetti, 16 oz______. 13 Oval Belle Isle tomato sauce, 1 lb. Pillsbury’s, 5 lb ... ____ .37 Mueller : Macaroni or spaghetti, 9 oz__ . 12 can______. 17 Pillsbury’s, 24% lb______1.59 Foulds: Macaroni or spaghetti, 8 oz__ .11 Oval Del Monte natural sauce, 1 lb. Aunt Nellie’s Bread, 24% lb______1.40 Creametts, 7 oz______.10 can______- . 17 New Discovery Bread, 24% lb______1.37 Capitol brand bulk (Semolina flour) : Portola natural sauce, 8% oz. can .. . 17 Beel Treat Family, 5 lb______. 24 Macaroni or spaghetti, 5 lb______.66 Beel Treat Family, 24% lb______- .96 Macaroni or spaghetti, 10 lb______1.29 FROZEN OCEAN FISH AND SEAFOOD Beel Treat Self-Bising, 5 lb____,___ . 26 Macaroni or spaghetti, 20 lb______2. 39 Per pound Beel Treat Self-Bising, 24% lb____ 1.02 Bows, ties or vermicelli, 20 lb_____ 3.14 Flounders, fillet______. 40 Aunt Jemima Family, 5 lb______. 31 Capitol brand (Durum flour) : Cod, fille t...... 38 Aunt Jemima Family, 24% lb______1.27 Macaroni or spaghetti Blue Wrapped, Grey Sole, fillet______. 56 Home Baker All-Purpose, 5 lb____ .26 16 oz______—...... 12 Haddock, fillet..______36Home Baker All-Purpose, 24% lb__ 1.27 Macaroni or spaghetti, 3 lb. carton. .37 Mackerel, fillet______. 33 Home Baker All-Purpose, 98 lb____ 4.72 Macaroni or spaghetti, 20 lb. carton- 2.06 Bose Fish (ocean perch) fillet_____ .35 HONEY n o o d l e s Whiting______29 Eatmore: Shrimp (quick frozen skinned)..___ _ .44 4 oz______.13 Schmidt brand (Semolina flour): 8 oz______,______. 19 Fine, medium, wide, 5 oz______. 13 FLOUR AND FLOUR MIXES •12 oz...... 26 Fine, medium, wide, 10 oz______.18 Pancake flour: 16 oz______.34 Fine, medium, wide, 5 lb. box____ _ 1.57 Aunt Jemima, 20 oz______.13 32 oz______. 62 Fine, medium, wide, 10 lb. box___ _ 3.06 Aunt Jemima, 2% lb______.26 5 lb______- ______1.33 Schmidt brand (Durum flour): Aunt Jemima, 3% lb______.31Lake Shore: Fine medium wide (Diamond), 4 oz..;______.13 8 OZ.____:______:____ .13 Aunt Jemima Buckwheat, 20 oz__ _ . 15 Fine medium wide (Diamond), Aunt Jemima Buckwheat, 2% lb... .30 8 oz______... ______. 19 Aunt Jemima Buckwheat, 3% lb__ .36 12 oz______.26 1 lb______.... ______-__ - __ .22 16 oz______.34 Fine medium wide (Diamond), Pillsbury’s Buckwheat, 20 oz______. 15 10 lb______—— 2.23 Pillsbiyy’s Plain, 20 oz______. 12 32 oz______:______. 62 5 lb______1.33 Michigan (Durum Flour): Henkel Plain, 20 oz______.09 Fine, medium, wide, 8 oz <____ _ . 13 Henkel Buckwheat, 20 oz______.11 Prairie View: 4 oz______r______.13 Fine, medium, wide, 12 oz______.18 Henkel Plain, 5 lb...... 27 Fine, medium, wide, 1 lb______.23 Henkel Buckwheat, 5 lb______. 33 8 oz______. 19 12 oz______.26 Fine, medium, wide, 10 lb. box__ 2.16 Famp Pancake, 20 oz______.09 Mueller: Famo Pancake, 2 lb______. 14 16 oz______;______;___ . 34 32 oz______!__ _ . 62 Noodles, 6 oz______. 12 Famo Pancake, 5 lb______. 34 > Noodles, 12 oz______. 17 Penyan Pure Buckwheat, 5 lb_____ .44 5 lb______1.33 Clover Maid: Penyan Pure Buckwheat, 10 lb____ .84 M ILK, CONDENSED AND EVAPORATED Table King Pancake, 20 oz______. 08 4 oz_____ r______.13 Table King Pancake, 5 lb______. 26 8 oz______. 19 Evaporated milk: Flour mix: 12 oz______.26 Carnation, 14% oz______.11 Waffle Flour, Duff’s, 14 oz______.24 16 oz______.34 Carnation, 6% oz______.05 Duff’s Gingerbread, 14 oz______.25 32 oz______. 62 Pet_ 14% oz..______.11 Dromedary Gingerbread, 14 oz____ _ .23 5 lb______1.33 Pet, 6% oz______.05 Dromedary Devil Food, 12 oz____ .22 Grosse Pointe: 4 oz______.13 Libby’s 14% oz______. 11 Flakorn Muffin, 14 oz______. 16 8 oz______.19 Libby’s, 6% oz______v .05 Flakorn Cuplits, 14 oz______l, .14 12 oz__.______.26 Bordens, 14% oz______. II Flakorn Pie Crust, 14 oz______. 15 Borden’s, 6% ozl______.05 Good Luck Pie Crust, 14 oz______. 13 16 oz______.34 Whole wheat flour: 32 oz______.62 Quaker, 14% oz______. 11 Henkel’s whole wheat, 2 lb______. 17 5 lb______1.33 Quaker, 6% oz______.05 Henkel’s whole wheat, 5 lb______.37 Farmella: Swift’s Premium, 14% oz______. 11 Henkel’s whole wheat, 10 lb______- . 71 4 oz______.13 Swift’s Premium, 6% oz______. 05 Henkel’s whole wheat, 24% lb____ 1.64 8 OZ______.19 White House, 14% oz______.09 Henkel’s graham, 2 lb______- . 17 12 oz______.26 White House, 6% oz______. 05 Henkel’s graham, 5 lb_:______.37 16 oz______.34 Country Club, 14% oz______. 09 Henkel’s graham, 10 lb______.71 32 oz______- .62 Country Club, 6% oz______.05 Cake flour; 5 lb______1.33 Carolene-filled milk, 14% oz______.07 Velvet Cake Flour, 2 lb .______.19 LARD Condensed milk: Velvet Cake Flour, 5 lb______. 48 Pure lard, 1 lb. carton______.19 White House, 15 oz______. 12 Soft-as-Silk, 23¿ lb______.32 Pure lard, 2 lb. package______.&8 Eagle Brand, 15 oz______.21 Swansdown, 2% lb______.32 Bulk lard, 1 lb bulk______.19 Eagle Brand, 7% oz______. 10 Snowsheen, 2% lb______.32 Pure lard,4 lb. package.___ .... ___ _ .77 Leader Brand, 15 oz.______. 16 6562 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 C o m m u n it y C e il in g P r ic e s —Continued C o m m u n it y C e il in g P r ic e s —Continued C o m m u n it y C e il in g P r ic e s —Continued MILK, FRESH p o u l t r y —continued pa c k a g ed c h e e s e —continued Standard milk, quart______$0.15 Fowl (old hens): Kraft—Continued. Homogenized “D,” quart______.16 Live ______$0.34 Pimento, 5 oz. jars______$0.19 Jersey milk, quart______..______.17 Dressed______.39 Limburger, 5 oz____.__ '______.__ . 20 Chocolate milk, quart______. 17 D rawn_____ ;______. 51 Relish cheese, 5 oz____"______.20 Buttermilk, quart______.14 Quick-frozen eviscerated______.61 Pineapple spread, 5 oz,______. 20 Stags and old roosters: Olive pimento, 5 oz______.20 PACKAGED DRIED FRUIT Live______#____ v . 30 American Spread, 5 oz______!______. 19 Prunes: Dressed_-.______. 34 Old English, 5 oz______.24 Sunsweet: D rawn______. 44 Cream Pimento, 5 oz______. 20 Medium, 1 lb. pkg------_ ,..18 Quick-frozen eviscerated______. 47 Roka, 5 oz_____ ;____ l______.24 Medium, 2 lb. pkg_------.85 Geese: Limburger-New York, 6 oz Jar____ .19 Large, 1 lb. pkg------.19 Live__ ;______.36 American, 8 oz__ :______.23 Large, 2 lb. pkg------:—— • 87 Dressed______.39 Swiss, 8 oz______.24 Extra, large, 1 lb. pkg------.21 D rawn______. 54 Limburger, 8 oz______.24 Del Monte: Quick-frozen eviscerated______.62 Brick, 8 oz______.24 Medium, 1 lb. pkg------— .18 Ducks: Pimento, 8 oz_____ —______.24 Medium, 2 lb. pkg------— .35 Live______.35 Old English, 8 oz__ ___ —______.26 Dressed ______. 40 Cheese Ham, 8 oz_*______.26 Large, 1 lb. pkg------.19 American, 2 lb______.79 Large, 2 lb. pkg------— ------.37 . D rawn______. 50 Quick-frozen eviscerated______. 57 Pimento, 2 lb______.81 Extra, large, 1 lb. pkg------;— • 20 Velveeta, 2 lb—______.79 Sugar Ripe, 2 lb. pkg------.39 A service charge of 101 a bird for killing and Velveeta Pimento, 2 lb______. 79 Raisins: lOtf a bird for plucking may be added for poul Old English, 2 lb______.94 Cello Pack Supreme seedless, 15 oz— . 14 try that is killed and plucked in accordance Philadelphia Cream, 3 oz______. 12 Cello Pack Supreme seedless, 2 lb— 31 with the Hebraic dietary laws. Philadelphia Cream, 8 oz______,24 Cello Pack Supreme seedless, 4 lb— .60 The definitions of these poultry items are Cheesefood Spread, 5 oz______- . 19 Del Monte seedless, 15 oz------_ .16 the definitions set forth in MPR No. 269. Camembert, 8 oz (6 portion), box__ ,59 Del Monte seeded, 15 oz------.18 Drawn and quick-frozen eviscerated poultry 3 lb Cream Cheese Spread, per lb_ . 51 All Gold seedless (Cello Pack), 2 lb- .31 prices are for drawn and quick-frozen evis Krafts Pabsett: All Gold seedless (Cello Pack), 4 lb— . 60 cerated weights respectively, and may not be Pimento, &y2 oz______. 22 Sun Maid seedlees, 15 oz______- . 15 used unless the retailer purchases the specific Pineapple Spread, 6l/2 oz. Swiss___ _ . 22 Sun Maid puffed, 15 oz______.17 item drawn or quick-frozen eviscerated. If Olive Pimento, 6 y2 oz Plain______.22 Sun Maid seeded, 15 oz______. 17 the retailer draws live or dressed poultry, he Cream Pimento, 5 oz______.20 Cello Sun Maid seedless, 2 lb____ - .31 must sell a t live or dressed weights and prices, Cheese Ham, 6% o z .______.19 Cello Sim Maid seedless, 4 lb------.61 respectively, with no extra charge for drawing. American, 6y2 oz______:______. 19 Blue Ribbon seedless, 15 oz------.14 pa c k a g ed c h e e s e Super Cured American, 2 lb______.80 PEANUT BUTTER Tasty Loaf American, 2 lb______.75 Bordens: Pimento, 2 lb______— .75 Grosse Pointe fancy: Liederkrantz, iy 2 oz__,______$0.11 Kaukana: 16 oz______. 33 Italian Grated, iy 2 oz______.11 Cheese Cubes, 3 oz______- . 10 24 oz______. 50 American Grated, 2 oz______.10 Cheese Cubes, 4y2 oz______. 16 32 oz______- — . 63 Italian Grated, 3 oz______.21 Smoked, 8 oz____ - ______.32 Quaker fancy: Camembert, 3 portion..______.31 Plain Links, 8 oz______. 32 16 oz______- .33 American Grated, 4 oz___ .______. 18 Plain Links, 13 oz______.51 24 oz_J______. 50 Liederkrantz, 4 oz______. —, ___ . 28 Appetizer, 8 oz______.32 32 oz______- . 63 Brie, 4 oz____:______.31 Port Wine, 6 oz______.37 Velvet fancy: Cheese Cubes, 4 oz______. 14 Tilrit, 6 oz______. 37 16 oz______. 33 Pimento, 5 07. jars.______~__ .19 Jar Cheese, 6 oz______i_____ .30 24 oz______. 50 Limburger, 5 oz______. 19 Croek Cheese, 6 oz______;; . 43 32 oz______.______'. 63 Relish Cheese, 5 oz______. 19 Crock Cheese, 12 oz______. 72 Defiance fancy: Olive Pimento, 5 oz______. 19 Plain Loaf Box, 22 oz______1.06 16 oz.:__.______;______,33 Vera Sharp, 5 oz_.______. 21 Plain Crock, 2 lb______*. . 99 32 oz___ ,______,63 Smoked, 5 oz__ .______. 21 Plain Crock, 45 oz______1.75 24 oz______» .50 Wedge Cut, Plain, 6 oz______. 22 Bulk Cheese: ' Per pound Richfood standard, 32 oz______.62 Wedge Cut, Pimento, 6 oz______.22 Bleu Cheese.'______. 61 Table King standard, 32 oz..______.62 Wedge Cut, Relish, 6 oz______. 22 Golden Rich or Chantelle______— . 52 Reel Treat standard, 32 oz______.62 Wedge Cut, Chive, 6 oz______.22 Illinois Mild Cheese______. 37 Jane Goode fancy: Limburger-New York, 6 oz____l___ :. . 26 Michigan Cream Cheese___ ;______.37 16 6z______i__ _ .37 Chateau Pimento, 8 oz______. 24 Double Daisy______. 37 24 oz____.______.48 Chateau, 8 oz______.24 Cheddar Cheese______.____ .37 32 oz______. 66 Limburger, Pkg., 1 lb______.49 Longhorn •______;______. 37 O-Z Brand fancy: American, 8 oz______.21 Young Americas____i______. 37 4i/2 oz...... 15 Pimento, 8 oz______. 22 Swiss, C Grade______.52 13 OZ______.... ______.38 Vera Sharp, 8 oz______. 25 Swiss, B Grade______.56 32 oz------.85 Vera Sharp, 1 lb. jarl______. 66 Wisconsin Brick.______.41 Beech Nut, 8 oz______.22 Vera Sharp, 2y2 lb. Jar______;___ 1.43 Munster______.41 Beech Nut, 16 oz______’ . 40 American, 2 lb______r_ .79 Miller Brand “standard” grade: Pimento, 2 lb______. ¿6 SHORTENING 8 oz__------, 19 Bleu, 5 oz______.______.21 Per pound 15 oz______. 32 Star, Cream Loaf, 8#__.______;___ 1.37 Crisco, 1 lb______- ____ .27 22 oz.______. 45 Wisconsin Brick, 4 # ______1.68 Crisco, 3 lb______— . 76 Master, Brie, 4 # ______2.50 Spry, 1 lb______.27 30 oz______1____ _ . 58 Spry, 3 lb______.76 Jumbo Brand fancy grade, 16 oz__'__ . 40 Miniature-Brie, 1% #.___ ;______1.40 Eagle Brand Cream, 3 oz:______.15 Durkee, 1 lb___ i.___ 1______.25 Durkee, 3 lb______;__ ]______— .71 POULTRY Camembert, 6 portion 8 oz. box____. ,69 Brookfield: Jewell, 1 lb______— .20 Fryers and broilers: Per lb. American, 8 oz______.21 Jewell, 3 lb______.65 Live ______. 39 Brick, 8 oz______.21 Snowdrift, 3 lb______— ------.70 Dressed______. 44 Pimento, 8 oz______*__ . 21 Jewell, 4 lb______- .83 D rawn______. 59 Daisy: .SYRUPS Quick-frozen eviscerated______. 72 3 lb. Cream Cheese Spread, per lb__ . 51 Golden Glow Maple Blend, 6 oz— —— .09 Roasters: Kraft: Golden Glow Maple Blend, 12 oz_------.14 Live______. 39 Parmisella, grated, iy 2 oz______.11 Gold Cup Pure Maple Syrup, 8 oz------.31 D ressed.______;____ — -.44 Roka Bleu, l 1^ oz______.09 Gold Cup Pure Maple Syrup, 10 oz—— . 37 D rawn______.56 American grated, 2 oz__ - __ ;_____ .10 Gold Cup Pure Maple Syrup, 32 oz------1- 09 Quick-frozen eviscerated______. 68 American grated, 4 oz______. . 18 Nature’s Pure Maple Syrup, 10 oz__— .35 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 6563 Co m m u n it y Ce il in g P rices—Continued “class 1 retail stores”. All other sellers App e n d ix A— C o m m u n it y M a x im u m P rice C e il in g s sy r u ps—continued must continue to charge no more than —Continued Nature’s Pure Maple Syrup, 16 oz____ $0.55 any lower ceiling prices established by IV. FLOUR AND FLOUR MIXES Fairmont, 1 gal______, 3.93 other applicable price regulations. 1. Flour Karo: Blue Label Com Syrup, 1% lb- .17 Sec. 3 Posting—(a) Selling prices. Red Star, 10 lb______T____$0. 55 Blue Label Corn Syrup, 5 lb__ . 42 All retail stores must post their selling Red Star, 5 lb______.31 Blue Label Corn Syrup, 10 lb_ . 80 prices for the food items listed below Expansion, 10 lb______.53 Red Label Corn Syrup, iy2 lb__ . 18 on the item or at or near the place where Expansion, 5 lb______. 28 Red Label Corn Syrup, 5 lb__ .45 such food item is offered for sale. Gold Medal, 10 lb...... 56 Red Label Corn Syrup, 10 lb— . 87 (b) Ceiling prices. All class 1 retail Gold Medal, 5 lb______.32 Marigold Cane Syrup, 2y2 lb______. 23 Kansas Best, 10 lb______. 47 Marigold Cane Syrup, 5 lb______. 44 stores must post, in a conspicuous place Kansas Best, 5 lb______.28 Marigold Cane Syrup, 1 lb______. 12 in the store, a list of the community ceil Silk Floss, 10 lb______.56 Marigold Cane Syrup, 10 lb______. 84 ing prices for such food items, when such Silk Floss, 5 lb ,______— .30 Ala-Ga Cane Syrup, 24 oz______.20 list is supplied by the Office of Price « Wichita Best, 10 lb...... — . 56 Ala-Ga Cane Syrup, 5 lb______. 83 Administration. Other retailers must Wichita Best, 5 lb______.30 Ala-Ga Cane Syrup, 10 lb______1.01 continue to post ceiling prices as required Wichita Imperial, 10 lb______!__ . 53 Lehigh Cane Syrup, 32 oz______- .30 by any other applicable regulation fixing Wichita Imperial, 5 lb______.28 Log Cabin Maple Blend, 12 oz____ _ .21 Tailor Made, 10 lb______.53 Log Cabin Maple Blend, 24 oz___ _ .40 their ceiling prices. Tailor Made, 5 lb______.28 Aunt Nellie Maple Blend, 16 oz______.25 (c) Class of store. All retail stores Delrose, 10 lb______.51 Vermont Maid Maple Syrup, 12 oz___ .19 selling any of the food items listed below Delrose, 5 lb______.27 MOLASSES must post a sign reading “OPA-1”, Golden Imperial, 10 lb______.51 “OPA-2”, “OPA-3” or “OPA-4”, which Golden imperial, 5 lb______.27 Aunt Dina’s, 12 oz______. 11 ever applies, so that it can be clearly Santa Fe, 10 lb______.50 Aunt Dina’s, No. 2 y2 tins______.29 seen by their customers. The definitions Santa Fe, 5 lb______.27 Brer Rabbit: I.G.A., 10 lb_____ '______55 Gold Label, 12 oz______. 19 of classes of retailers shall be those con I.G.A., 5 lb______.29 Gold Label, 24 oz______. 36 tained in Revised Maximum Price Regu 2. Flour Mixes: Gold Label, No. 10 tins___ T______1.33 lations Nos. 238 and 268. Cake flour: Green Label, 12 oz______. 16 S e c . 4 Applicability of General Order Softasilk, 2% lb______.32 Green Label, 24 oz______. 30 No. 51. This order is subject to all the Swansdown, 2% lb______.32 Green Label, No. 10 tins______1.07 provisions of General Order No. 51 which Snow sheen, 2% lb______.30 Red Hen, 18 oz______. 14 are hereby made a part of this order. I, G. A., 2% lb______. 25 Red Hen, No. 2 y2 tins______.24 Mon-Tro, 2% lb ______.23 Red Hen, No. 10 tins______.86 S e c . 5 Revocation. This order re places any previous order covering the Biscuit flour mixes: Duff’s Refined, No. 1 y2 tins______.20 Bisquick, 2 y2 lb______.38 Duff’s Palmetto, No. 10 tins______1.13 same food items issued for this area un Bisquick, 20 oz______.21 SUGAR der General Order No. 51. Pancake flour mixes: S e c . 6 Effective date. This order be Aunt Jemima, 2y2 lb______.25 Bulk Beet Sugar, 1 lb______.07 comes effective on May 10th, 1943. Aunt Jemima, 20 oz______. 13 Paper Packaged Beet Sugar, 5 lb_____ . 36 S e c . 7 The community {dollars-and- Bar-B-Q, 50 oz_.______. 16 Package Domino Brown Sugar, 1 lb__ .08 Bar-B-Q, 20 oz______.08 Package Domino Sugar, XXXX Conf., cents) ceiling prices established. The 1 lb...... 09 food items, together with the prices set v. SUGAR out in Appendix A attached hereto and, Cane: (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; by reference, made a part hereof, are the 1 lb. bulk...... i. 071/a E.O. 9250, 9328, 7 F.R. 7871, 8 F.R. 4681) items and the community (dollars-and- 10 lb. cloth bag______._ . 76 Issued this 8th day of May 1943 cents) ceiling prices therefor which have 5 lb. cloth bag______.39 been established by this order. Beet: A r t h u r H. S a r v is, i lb. bulk______J. 07i/2 District Director, Appen d ix A— C o m m u n it y M a x im u m P rice 10 lb. cloth bag______„____ _ .75 Detroit District. Ce il in g s 5 lb ______.38 This is the retail shoppers’ check list, show Powdered: C & H, 1 lb______.10 [F. R. Doc. 43-7738; Filed, May 15, 1943; Brown: C & H, 1 lb...... 10 1:08 p. m.] ing the highest price at which any store can legally sell any of the items listed below. VI. EVAPORATED AND CONDENSED MILK Not all stores can legally sell up to the prices shown below, hut the use of this check Evaporated: Region V. list does protect the shopper and the mer Pet, ta ll______11 [Wichita Order G-l Under Gen. Order 51] chant from buying or selling at prices above Pet, baby______.05y2 Carnation, tall______1 __11 C o m m u n it y C e il in g P r ic e s f o r D e s ig any merchant’s legal ceiling. From week to week additional food items Carnation, baby______. 05(4 n a t ed C o u n t ie s i n K a n sa s will be added to this shoppers’ check list. Borden, tall______. 11 Borden, baby______. 05% Order establishing community (dol- 1. POULTRY lars-and-cents) ceiling prices on certain Armour, tall______11 food items in the counties of Sedgwick, Dressed and drawn: Per lb. Armour, baby ______0514 Cowley, Sumner, Butler and Harvey in Broilers and fryers under 4 lbs____ $0.57 Libby, tall______11 Fowls (hens) all lots______. 50 Libby, baby______.05 y2 the State of Kansas. Live: Silver Cow, tall______11 S e c t i o n . 1 What this order does. In Broilers and fryers under 4 lbs____ ' . 38 Santa Fe, tall______.11 accordance with the provisions of Gen Fowl (hens) all lots______. 33 Santa Fe, baby______. 05% eral Order No. 51, this order establishes I. G. A., tall______11 n . butter 1 in section 7 hereof, community (dollars- I. G. A., baby______.05 y2 and-cents) ceiling prices for certain food Meadow Gold, 90 score______*.55 Condensed: Eagle, 15 oz______.21 items sold in class 1 retail stores located Steffens, 90 score______*. 55 vn. PACKAGED CHEESE Brookfield, 90 score______„ *.55 in the following areas: Sedgwick County, White Rosé, 90 score______*. 55 Borden: Cowley County, Sumner County, Butler Cocktail Veri-Sharp, 5 oz______.23 County and Harvey County, in the State in. bread Cocktail Smoky, 5 oz______. 23 of Kansas. Bond, 18 oz______» . 10 Cocktail Olive-Pimento, 5 oz______. 20 S e c . 2 Application to other sellers. Hershey, 18 oz______. 10 Cocktail Relish, 5 oz______.20 No seller except a “retail route seller” Rainbo, 18 oz______, . 10 Cocktail Pimento, 5 oz______.20 may charge more than these community Wonder, 18 oz______. 10 Cocktail Veri-Sharp, y2 lb______.25 Buttereg, 18 oz______...__- . 10 (dollars-and-cents) ceiling prices. Re Cocktail Pimento, y2 lb______.24 tail route sellers may continue to charge 1 Quarters or solids in cartons. their present ceiling prices. The com * When sold in retail stores. Prices are 1When bought bulk and packaged In the munity ceiling prices shall be the only ceiled at 561 a pound when delivered to store. ceiling prices for such food items for homes by retail milk routes. * When bought and packaged in the store. 6564 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 Appen d ix A— Co m m u n it y M a x im u m P rice Appendix A—Community Maximum P rice Appendix A—Community Maximum Price Ce il in g s—Continued Ceilings—Continued Ceilings—Continued vn. packaged c h eese —continued xi. shortening—continued xv. peanut butter—continued Common: All Nut, choice, 2 lb. (jar) ______$0.65 Borden—Continued. Mrs. Tucker’s, 1 lb______80.21 Cocktail American, y2 lb__ - __ ___ $0.23 All Nut, choice, 6 oz (Jar) — ------.16 Mrs. Tucker’s, 3 lb______.63 Ranney’s Mnest, fancy, 1 lb. (jar)------. 38 Cocktail Chateau, y2 lb------. 24 Make White, 1 lb__ I _____ - ____ — .21 Kraft: . Peter Pan, 12 oz. (Jar)------.38 Make White, 4 lb______.83 Sante Fe, 12 oz. (Jar)— ------— .28 Philadelphia Cream, 3 oz______.12 Jewel, l i b ------— .21 Pimento, 5 oz______.20 White Ribbon, 1 lb------.21 x v i. p r o c e s s e d f i s h Olive Pimento, 5 oz------.20 Old English, 5 oz______.24 XH. COOKING OIL 1. Safmon American, y2 lb______.23 Wesson, qts. (tin )______- l- —- .65 Red Alaska: Velveeta, y2 lb______- .24 Wesson, qts. (glass)------.70 Demming, 1 lb______- .49 American, 2 lb______. 85 »Wesson, pts. (tin )______.33 Demming, y2 lb______—------— ..33 Blue Hill : Pimento, 3 Î4 oz------.16 Mazola, qts. (tin )------.68 I. G. A., 1 lb------.50 Kankanna : Smoky, y2 lb______.32 Mazola, pts. (tin )______.36 Libby, 1 lb______- . 54 Mazola, qts. (glass)______.70 Libby, U lb------.36 v m . CEREALS Mazola, pts. (glass)------' .36 Sante Fe, 1 lb______—------. 49 Corn Kix, 7 oz______. 14 Mrs. Tucker’s, qts------.56 Pink: Wheaties, 8 oz______- .13 Mrs. Tucker’s, pts______—------.30 Double Q, 1 lb------— .27 Kellogg : Red Eagle, 1 lb______— .27 Corn Flakes, 18 oz______.14 XIII. CITRUS FRUITS AND JUICES Happy Vale, 1 lb______.30 Corn Flakes, 11 oz______1_ ,10 1. Canned grapefruit, Texas: I. G. A., l*lb______-...... 28 All Bran, 16 oz______- .22 I. G. A., Grade A, No. 2______. 18 Recipe, 1 lb______- — — — .27 All Bran, 10 oz______. 14 Chum: Bice Krispies, 5 y2 oz______,14 2. Grapefruit juiee, Texas: Brookdale, 1 lb______.80 National: Shredded Wheat______- .13 Unsweetened: Tomah, 1 lb______.27 Ralston : Shredded Ralston, 12 oz___ _ . 14 Cream of the.Valley, Grade C, No. 2_ .16 Nautical, 1 lb______¿______. 26 Post: Cream of the Valley, Grade C, 46 oz_ .40 Nautical, y2 lb______,17 Toasties, 18 oz______.14 Bohannon, Grade A, No. 2—------.16 Fairweather, 1 lb______- .26 Toasties, 11 oz______.10 Bohannon, Grade A, 46 oz______.37 Nile, l i b ____ ;______.26 Grape Nuts, 12 oz______.16 Royal Rio, Grade C, No. 2 can_____ . 16 Grape Nuts Flakes, 12 oz__ ;______.16 Royal Rio, Grade C, 46 oz______— . 37 x v n . SYRUP Grape Nuts Makes, 7 oz______.11 Tex-Sun, Grade A, No. 2 can______. 16 Dark: , Bran Makes, 14 oz______.16 Tex-Sun, Grade A, 46 oz______.37 Karo, 5 lb ______:.______. 42 Bran Makes, 8 oz______.11 Queen of Sheba, Grade A, 46 oz____ .37 Karo, 1% lb— __ — ______-— .17 Quaker: Curtis, Grade A, No. 2 can------. 15 I. G. A., Grade A, 46 oz_____ — __ _ .35 Amaízo, 5 lb— i______— _ .40 Puffed Wheat, 3 y2 o z .„ __ .______. 11 Amaizó, 1 y2 lb ______..15 Puffed Rice, 4 oz______. 13 Adams, standard. No. 2 can______.16 Amaizó, 10 lb______.72 Rolled Oats (with prem ium ), 48 oz_ . 33 Adams, standard, 46 oz______.37 Pennick, 10 lb___ — ______.69 Rolled Oats (without premium), 48 Sweetened: Pennick, 52 oz______.38 o z______.26 Omio, Grade C, 46 oz______. 35 Staley, 5 lb_- ____ - _-______.41 Rolled Oats, 20 oz______. 12 XIV. MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI PRODUCTS Staley, 1% lb______.16 3-Minute Oats, 20 oz______. 12 I. G. A., 10 l b ™ _ — — — .73 Mon-Tro: Rolled Oats, 44 oz______.20 1. Macaroni: L G . A., 5 lb______i»___ i__._____ „39 Cream of Wheat, 28 oz__»______. 26 Bar-B-Q, fancy, 6 oz______. 06 Light: I. G. A.: Harvest Home, 12 oz______- .10 Karo, 5 lb_...... 44 Corn Makes, 11 oz______.08 American Beauty, fancy, 7 oz______.10 Karo, 1% lb______.18 Bran Flakes, 15 oz______. 11 Pan-Tree, standard, 6 oz______.04 Staley, 10 lb______. 77 Rice Puffs, 5 y2 oz____ »______.10 I. G. A . fancy, 7 oz______. 07 Staley, 5 lb...... 42 Wheat Puffs, 5 oz___ »______- .08 Golden Valley, fancy, 2 lb-----— ------. 14 Staley, 1% lb______17 Rolled Oats, 48 oz______.20 Red Label, standard, 6 oz______.05 I. G. A, 10 lb______.76 Rolled Oats, 20 oz______. 10 High-up, standard, 2 lb __.______. 22 I. G. A., 5 lb______. 42 Bar-B-Q: Good Value, standard, 7 oz______- . 06 Pennick, 10 lb______.72 Carroll, standard, 2 lb____ —------.14 Pennick, 52 oz_.______.______.40 Rolled Oats, 20 oz______.12 Santa Fe, semolina, 12 oz______- . 11 Amaizó, 10 lb___-______.75 Rolled Oats, 48 oz______.21 Santa Fe, semolina, 7 oz______- . 06 Amaizó, 5 lb______'______— . 42 Amaizó, 1 y2 lb______.16 IX. COFFEE Skinner’s, 7 oz______. 10 2. Spaghetti: Cane and maple: Maxwell House, choice, 1 lb______. 38 Log Cabin, light, 12 oz______. 21 American Beauty, 7 oz______- .10 I. G. A., light, 22 oz______.19 Folgers, choice, 1 lb______.38 Skinner’s, 7 oz______.10 Hills Bros, choice, 1 lb______. 38 3. Egg Noodles: . XVIII. HONEY, STRAINED. Del Monte, choice, 1 lb ______38 American Beauty, fancy, 10 oz______. 18 Bradshaw, 5 lb______1.36 Butternut, choice, 1 lb___ .______.38 American Beauty, fancy, 16 oz______.25 Arnholz, choice, 1 lb______. 33 Bradshaw, 2y¡ lb______,______„72 Del Monico, fancy, 16 oz______. 19 Bradshaw, 1 lb______.34 Chase & Sanborn, choice, 1 lb______. 32 Del Monico, fancy, 8 oz______:— .13 Ranney’s Finest, 1 lb. (bag). . . . ____ - . 34 Gooch’s Best, 8 oz______. 17 - XIX. BANANAS Harvest Home, choice, 1 lb____ »___ . 33 Gooch’s Best, 12 oz_____ „______. 18 Nash, 1 lb______1______.36 Southern Mexican, good, 1 lb ______. 11 Bar-B-Q, fancy, 8 oz______— .09 Central American, choice, 1 lb______.14 Meming, 1 lb______.37 Santa Fe, fancy, 8 oz______._____ . 11 Bar-B-Q, choice, 1 lb______.30 Tru-Vu, fancy, 6 oz______- .10 XX. PACKAGED DRIED FRUITS Mon-Tro, standard, 8 oz______.13 X. LARD 1. Prunes Wilson’s, 4 lb______.82 XV. PEANUT BUTTER Sugar Ripe, choioe, 1 lb______- • IS Wilson’s, 2 lb______«______« .41 Good Value, standard, 1 lb___ —____ . 35 Del Monte, choice, 2 lb______. 34 Wilson’s, 1 lb ______-. 20 Good Value, fancy, 15 oz. (jar)_____ . 30 I. G. A, choice, 1 lb ------.------. 19 Puritan, 1 lb------* . 19 Good Value, bulk, 1 lb. (jar)______.32 I. G. A., choice, 2 lb-----.------. 36 Rex, 1 lb_.------A.------.19 Our Family, top,1 lb. (Jar)---- .------.45 Sunsweet, choice, 1 lb------20 Our Family, 24 oz. (jar)------.47 Sunsweet, choice, 2 lb------— ------»87 XI. SHORTENING Golden Valley, bulk, lb______.34 2. Raisins Hydrogenated : High Up, bulk, 1 lb______.30 L G. A., choice, 1 lb— ---- — -— — - *14 Spry, 1 lb______- — . 26 Harvest Home, fancy, 1 lb. (jar)------.39 XXI. MILK Spry, 3 lb------— - .75 Harvest Home, bulk, 1 lb______.31 Crisco, 1 lb______.26 Hy-Tone, standard, bulk, 1 lb____ .__ ,29 Cents per quart milk ceilings have been Crisco, 3 lb.______. 75 All Nut, bulk, l lb ______— .32 in effect since March 13# 1943, and are Sno-Kreem, 3 lb______. 70 All Nut, choice, 1 lb. (Jar)...... 35 being generally observed. FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 6565 (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; (4) A “class 4 retail store” is any re C o m m u n it y Ce il in g P rices—Continued E.O. 9250, 9328, 7 F.R. 7871, 8 F.R. 4681) tail store with annual gross sales of BUTTER Issued this 8th day of May 1943. $250,000 or more. All brands: Per lb. (b) “Retail route seller” shall mean a 93 score, print or rolls, parchment H. O. Davis, retailer who sells foods at retail from an wrapped______$0. 55 District Director, inventory stocked in trucks or other con 93 score (% lb. prints in cartons), .56 Wichita District. veyances operated over regular routes. Note: These prices are for the finest grade [F. R. Doc. 43-7743; Filed, May 15, 1943; A retailer is a “retail route seller” only of butter. 1:09 p. m.] for the foods he sells in this way. CEREALS S e c . 4 Posting—(a) Selling prices. All retail stores of all classes must post All Bran, Kellogg, 10 oz______. 14 All Bran, Kellogg, 16 oz______. 22 [St. Louis Order 1 Under Gen. Order 51] their selling prices for the food items listed below. These prices must be Bran Flakes, Red & White, 8 oz,_____ . 09 Community Ceiling P rices in St. L ouis 40% Bran Flakes Post, 8 oz____ , ___ .11 posted on the item, or at or near the 40% Bran Flakes Post, 14 oz______.16 Area place where such food item is offered for Bran, Raisin, Skinner, 11 oz ______. 13 Section 1 What this order does. In sale. Cheerioats, 7 oz______. 13 accordance with the provisions of Gen (b) Ceiling prices. All class 1 retail Cocoa Wheat, 24 oz______.24 eral Order No. 51, this order establishes stores must post, in a conspicuous place Corn flakes: in the store, a list of the community Ernst, 11 oz______.08 in section 9 community ceiling prices for Fargo, 11 oz______.09 certain food items sold in class 1 stores ceiling prices for such food items. Other I. G. A., 11 oz______.09 located in the following area: retailers must continue to post ceiling Kellogg, 6 oz______.06 All of the City of St. Louis and th at part prices for such food items as required Kellogg, 11 oz______.10 oa the County of St. Louis lying between the by any other applicable regulation fixing Kellogg, 18 oz______. 14 corporate limits of the City of St. Louis and their ceiling price. Leadway, 8 oz______.08 the following described boundary line: For all commodities not covered by this Leadway, 11 oz______.09 Commencing at the Chain of Rocks Bridge, order, all sellers must continue to post Millers, 11 oz______;______.09 thence west along Missouri State Highway ceiling prices as now or hereafter re Red & White, 11 oz.______.09 No. 77 to Lindbergh Eoulevard, thence south quired by applicable price regulations or Post Toasties, 6 oz______.08 along Lindbergh Boulevard to the northern Post Toasties, 11 oz______. 10 boundary of the City of Kirkwood, thence orders. Post Toasties, 18 oz______.14 west to Geyer Road, thence south along Geyer (c) Class of store. Every retail store Corn Kix, 7 oz______. 13 Road to Big Bend Road, thence east along selling any of the food items listed below Grape Nuts, 12 oz______. 16 B'g Bend Road to Lindbergh Boulevard, must notify its customers of the class of Grape Nuts Flakes, 7 oz______.11 thence south and east along Lindbergh Boule store to which it belongs by posting a Grape Nuts Flakes, 12 oz______. 16 vard to the western boundary of Jefferson sign reading “OPA-1”, “OPA-2”, “OPA- Rice Krispies, 5 y2 oz______. 13 Barracks, thence north and east along the 3”, or “OPA-4”, whichever applies. This Rice, Popped, red and white, 4 oz_____ . 08 boundary of Jefferson Barracks to the Mis Rice Puffs: sissippi River. sign must be placed so that it can be Fargo, 5Y2 oz.______.10 clearly seen by the store’s customers. Much More, 6 oz______!_____ . 10 The boundary line described above S e c . 5 Sales tax. A seller may add Quaker, 4% oz______. 13 shall be construed as following the cen to the community ceiling prices set forth Shredded Ralston, 12 oz______.14 ter of the public highways named. in section 9 the sales tax required to be Shredded Wheat, Kellogg, 12 oz_____ „ . 12 Sec. 2 What sellers are governed by collected by the law of the State of Shredded Wheat, Nabisco, 12 oz. Reg_ . 13 this order. The community ceiling Missouri. Wheat Brandies, Millers, 8 oz______. 09 prices set forth in section 9 shall be the Sec. 6 Sales slips and receipts. Sellers Wheat Brandies, Millers, 14 oz______. 11 only ceiling prices for class 1 retail stores must continue to give a sales slip, re Wheat Exploded, Doughboy, 8 oz_____ . 09 for the food items listed in section 9. ceipt, or similar evidence of purchase Wheat Flakes, Millers, 8 oz______. 13 Class 2, class 3 and class 4 stores may not previously given buyers. Regardless of Wheat Krumbels, 9 oz______. 12 charge prices which are higher than any custom, sellers must give any customer Wheat, Popped: lower ceiling prices established by any who asks for it a receipt showing the Millers, 5 oz______.09 other applicable price regulation. date of the sale, the name and address Red & White, 4 oz______. 06 In no event may any seller, except a of the seller, the customer’s name, each Red & White, 8 oz______.10 “retail route seller” as defined herein, food item sold and the price charged for Wheat Puffs: charge more than the community ceiling the item. Fargo, 5 oz______.09 Much More, 4 oz_____ *______. 04 prices set forth in section 9. “Retail S e c . 7 Applicability of General Order route sellers” may continue to charge No. 51. This order is subject to all of Much More, 8 oz______.08 their present ceiling prices. Our Pride, 3 oz______.05 the provisions of General Order No. 51- Quakers, 4 oz______.11 Sec. 3 Definitions, (a) The classes which are hereby made a part of this Wheaties, 8 oz______. 12 of stores referred to herein shall be those order. classes which are established by Maxi- Variety Package Kellogg Variety 10’s_s . 26 num Price Regulations 238 and 268. S e c . 8 Effective date. This order be Variety Package Post-Tens, 10’s____ _ .26 Such classes shall be determined in ac comes effective at 12:01 a. m. on May Oats, rolled: 10, 1943. Crystal Wedding, 20 oz______. 11 cordance with the provisions of those Crystal Wedding, 48 oz______.24 regulations. The classes of stores estab S e c . 9 The community ceiling prices established. The following is a list of Happy Home, 20 oz______.11 lished by Revised Maximum Price Regu Happy Home, 48 oz______.23 lations 238 and 268 are as follows: the food items and the community ceil Leadway, 20 oz______. 11 (1) A “class 1 retail store” is an “in ing prices thereof: , Mother’s Oats, Premium, 48 oz__ .33 dependent” retail störe with annual gross Co m m u n it y Ce il in g P rices National, 3-Minute, 20 oz______. 12 sales of less than $50,000. A retail store bananas Quaker, 20 oz______.12 shall be an “independent” retail store Quaker, 48 oz______.26 if it is not one of a group of four or more Central American, per lb ,______$0.15 Red & White, 20 oz______. 11 stores under one ownership, whose com N o t e : This price is for choice Central Red & White, 48 oz__ i______. 23 bined “annual gross sales” are $500,000 American bananas only. Other bananas, Red & White, 5 lb____ :______.35 or more. such as small Mexican bananas, must be sold Wheat cereal: (2) A “class 2 retail store” is an “in at lower prices. Cream Farina, 8 oz______.09 dependent” retail store with annual gross BREAD Cream of Wheat, Regular, 14 oz___ _ . 15 sales of $50,000 or more but less'than All brands: Per 16 oz. Cream of Wheat, Regular, 28 oz____ . 26 $250,000. White____ ;...... 10 Cream of Wheat, 5-Minute, 14 oz___ . 15 (3) A “class 3 retail store” is a retail Rye------_____ ;__ . 10 Cream of Wheat, 5-Min*Ute, 28 oz___ . 26 store which is not an “independent” Whole wheat_'.______, 10 Ralston, 24 oz_____.______.24 store and which has annual gross sales Cracked wheat______:______. 10 Ralston, Instant, 16 oz______. 24 of less than $250,000. White raisin______. 15 Red & White, 28 oz__1______.17 6566 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 Community Ceiling Prices—Continued Community Ceiling P rices—Continued Community Ceiling Prices—Continued CHEESE cheese—continued COFFEE AND COFFEE SUBSTITUTES Badger: Pabst-ett tasty loaf: Atlasta, 1 lb------$0.27 Limburger, 7 oz______$0.28 American, 2 lb. pkg__ - ______$0.75 Brite Morning, 1 lb------>------. 27 Limburger, 1 lb. pkg______. 89 Pimento, 2 lb. pkg______.75 Chase & Sanborn, 1 lb ______. 33 Borden’s: Foreign type: Clover Farm, 1 lb______.35 Liederkranz, individual portions, 1% Brick-Dodge County, per lb------.36 Del Monte, 1 lb------.38 o z ______. 12Muenster-Dodge County, per lb__ .38 De Soto, 1 lb------.32 Cream, 3 oz______. 12 Limburger -Green County, per lb_- . 36 Eastern Morn, 1 lb______^----- .31 Pimento, 3 oz______. 12 Shefford’s: Eastern Morn, bulk, 1 lb______. 28 Relish, 3 oz______.12 Snappy, 3 oz______^----- .14 Elco, 1 lb______-______.30 Liederkranz, 4 oz___ i ______, . 28 Cream, 3 oz______.12 Folger, 1 lb_____L______-.38 Buffalo limburger, 6 oz______.27 Limburger, 6 oz. Jar______.21 Happy Home, bag, 1 lb_____ -______. 28 Wis. State limburger, 6 oz______. 26 American, % lb. pkg______- — .24 Happy Home, bulk, 1 lb------.24 American, % lb. pkg______. 24 Brick, % lb. pkg______,------.24 H & K, 1 lb______.32 Pimento, % lb. pkg______.24 Chevelle, % lb. pkg.______.24 Kaffee Hag, 1 lb______.40 Limburger, % lb. pkg------. 24 Limburger, % lb. pkg______.____ _ ' » 24 Manhattan, bag, 1 lb______—— ,32 Swiss, % lb. pkg______. 24 Swiss, % lb. pkg------.24 Manhattan, Jars, 1 lb------.— .35 Very Sharp, % lb. pkg_____ j______.25 Old York, % lb. pkg------.27 Mart, 1 lb...... 27 Chateau, % lb. pkg______*24 Olive Pimento, % lb. pkg------.27 Maxwell House, 1 lb ______——- .38 Military Camembert, whole, 8 oz__ _ .51 Pimento, % lb. pkg------. 24 Maxwell House, 2 lb______—_— ------74 Military Camembert, halves, 4 oz___ . 28 Limburger, 16 oz------, 50 M Blend, bulk, 1 lb------. 27 Military Camembert, 3 portion, 4 oz_ .31 Bleu Cheese Portions, % oz------.07 Old Judge, 1 lb______— ------.38 Military Camembert, 6 portion, 8 oz_ . 60 Bleu Cheese Portions, 1% oz----- — , 11 Red Value, bag, 1 lb____ j ------. 31 Wedge cuts: Sugar Valley limburger, 1 lb, pkg------. 43 Red Bag, bulk, 1 lb______.27 Pimento, 6 oz______■ . 22 Sun Valley Bleu Cheese Portions, % oz. . 07 Red Cup, bulk, 1 lb______— .26 Relish, 6 oz______.22 Sun Valley Bleu Cheese Portions, Red & White, X lb—------.30 Chives, 6 oz______.22 1*4 o z ______• 11 Red W, l i b __ ,______24 Plain, 6 oz______i ______.22 Red W, bulk, 1 lb______.22 Borden’s: CHEESE, GRATED Borden’s: » Sanka, 1 lb______.41 Very sharp, 16 oz. jar______.66 Wulfing First, bag, 1 lb______.30 Buffalo limburger, 16 oz______. 56 American, 2 oz. can------—------.11 Bluehill, 3% oz------.16 American, 2 oz. bag—------.10 Coffee Concentrate Bluemoon: American, 4 oz. can------. 20 Barrington Hall, instant, 1% oz___ _ .32 Cup cheese, 4 oz_____ ~______. 16 Italian, 1% oz. can------— .12 Barrington Hall, instant, 2% oz------.62 Cup cheese, 8 oz______.29 Italian, 1% oz. bag------.12 Barrington Hall, instant, 5 oz______1.22 Domestic Roquefort, 4 oz______l. .25 Italian, 3 oz. can— -----—----- .22 Nescafe, 4 oz__ - ______— . 34 Famous Bleu cheese portions, % oz__ . 07 Kraft: Coffee Extender Famous Bleu cheese portions, 1% oz__ .11 American, 2 oz. pkg------.10 American, 4 oz. pkg------. 18 Covel, 1 lb______. 14 Kaukauna Club: Parmisello, 1% oz. pkg—------.12 Cepro, 1 lb______. 17 Smoked, 3 oz. pkg------. 10 Emco, 1 lb______. 14 Smoked, 6 oz glass______— .30 Parmisello, 3 oz. pkg-----.------— — .21 Smoked, 6 oz. jar______.43 M & C: Coffee Substitute Smoked, 12 oz. Jar______. 73 Italian, % oz. pkg— .—— ------»11 Jah-Vah, 1 lb...... 20 American, 1 %. oz. pkg —... — —. .11 (Cereal) Victory, 1 lb______.13 Plain, 7% oz. link------.32 Pabst-ett Blue Label: Appetizer, 7% oz. link______.32 American, 2 oz. jar______.09 Cereal Beverage Smoked, 7% oz. link______.32 Italian, 1% oz. jar— — ------— . 12 Postum, cereal, 18 oz______— ______.22 Smoked, 13% oz. link______.51 Postum, Instant, 4 oz______.26 Kraft: CHEESE SPREAD Postum, Instant, 8 oz_— ______.44 Philadelphia Cream, 3 oz.______. 12 Philadelphia Cream, 8 oz------—— .27 Badger: Chicory Camembert, 4 oz______.30 Limburger, 6 oz______— — »19 Franck’s, 40 tablet pkg___- ______.08 Camembert, 8 oz______.59 limburger, 16 oz. jar------— ——- . 40 Bordens: EGGS American, 4 oz______.11 Very Sharp, 5 oz. Jar___ _- ____ _ .23 All brands: Perdoz. Velveeta, 4 oz______.14 Smoky Cheese, 5 oz. Jar__ - __ -___ . 23 In cartons_—___ .51 Swiss, 4 oz— ______...------. 14 Not in cartons______. 49 Brick, 4 oz______.14 Kraft: Limburger, 4 oz.______. 14 Liederkranz, individuals______.12 Note: These prices are for large Grade A American, % lb. pkg_-______. 23 Liederkranz, 4 oz______. 28 eggs only. When sold in cartons, the grade limburger, 5 oz. pkg__ _— ------... ,20 and size or weight m ust be clearly marked on Pimento, % lb. pkg______.24 Limburger, 16 oz. jar______.55 Swiss, % lb. pkg______. 24 cartons. Grades and sizes lower than “Large Old English, 5 oz. pkg_____ —____ . 24 Grade A” m ust be sold at lower prices. Brick, % lb. pkg______.24 Relish, 5 oz. pkg______.20 Limburger, % lb. pkg______.24 Pimento, 5 oz. pkg______.20 FISH, PROCESSED Velveeta, % lb. pkg______.24 Pineapple, 5 oz. pkg______,20 Anchovies: Velveeta Pimento, % lb. pkg.____ . 24 Olive Pimento, 5 oz. pkg______.20 Gizela, (flat), 13 oz______- ___ - 1.91 Old English, % lb. pkg______. 23 American (Cheese Food), 5 oz. pkg- . 19 Gizela, (flat), 28 oz______3.69 American, 1 lb. pkg_____—______. 43 Pimento (Cheese Food), 5 oz. pkg__ .19 Roka, 1% oz______j.______. . . . .09 Gizela, (rolled), 13 oz____-______1.91 Pimento, 1 lb. pkg______. 45 Rpka, 3 oz______.______, 18 Crab Meat: American, 1 lb. pkg______.84 Roka (Blue), 5 oz. pkg______.24 Bumble Bee, %’s___ ,____-______.52 Pimento, 1 lb. pkg______.78 Pabst-ett Blue Label: Sea Treasure, 0% oz______•. 42 Brick, 1 lb. pkg______. 75 Relish cream, 5 oz. pkg______.20 Fish balls, Icy Fjord, #2 ...... 82 Velveeta, 1 lb. pkg______, 75 Pimento cream, 5 oz______. 20 Fish Flakes: Velveeta Pimento, 1 lb. pkg______. 75 Olive Pimento cream, 5 oz______. 20 B & M, 7% oz___ I ______.25 Old English, 1 lb. pkg______.84 Limburger, 5 oz______. 24 Gortons, 16 oz___ '------.48 New York: Nippy, 5 oz______.24 Herring, Gorton & Peu, 21 oz. tall____ • 25 Limburger, % lb. pkg______.24 Standard, 6% oz___..... ______. . . .22 Lobster: Limburger, 1 lb. pkg______.___ .43 Shefford’s: Beaver, fancy, 3 oz - ______— — .37 Pabst-ett Blue Label: Relish cream, 5 oz. glass_____ . . . .20 Beaver, fancy, 6 oz_— »,------— - .63 Cream, 3 oz. pkg______. 12 Pimento cream, 5 oz. glass______.20 Beaver, fancy, 12 oz______1-20 Swiss, % lb. pkg______.24 Olive Pimento cream, 5 oz. glass___ . 20 Caribbean (rock), 5% oz------— »41 Limburger, % lb. pkg______.24 Pineapple cream, 5 oz. glass______.20 Sealect, fancy, 3 oz------Cheezham, % lb. pkg______.27 limburger, 5 oz. glass______.20 B & M (devilled), 1% öz------»15 Pimento, % lb. pkg-______- ,24 Old York, 5 oz. glass______.24 Sealect (paste), %’s------»W Brick, 2 lb. pkg______. 79 Snappy, 3 oz______!______— »14 Oysters: Pimento, 2 lb. pkg______- .81 Swiss, 5 oz. glass______.24 Gulf Kist, 7% oz------Swiss Blended, 2 lb. pkg______.81 Bleu Appetizer, 5 oz. glass__ - ■ . 24 Haases, 7% oz------— ------— FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 6567 Co m m u n it y Ce il in g P rices—Continued C o m m u n it y Ce il in g P rices—Continued Co m m u n it y Ce il in g P rices—Continued f is h , processed— continued FLOUR flo u r— c o n tin u e d Flour: Pdr pkg. Oysters—Continued. Aristos, 2 lb______. . $0.17 Whole wheat: Happy Home, 7% oz------— $0.43 Aristos, 5 lb______— .34 Purity, 5 lb______$0.36 My-T-Good, standard, 7% oz_------.43 Aristos, 10 lb______.63 Purity, 10 lb...... 70 Red Robe, l ’s------.43 Purity, 24 lb______1.49 Aristos, 24 lb______. . 1.43 Purity, 48 lb______2 96 White Ribbon, 7 % oz------. 43 Aristos, 48 lb______. . 2.83 Salmon: Bob White, 2 lb______._ .15 F lour M ixes Blue & White, #1 tall...... 27 Bob White, 5 lb...... 32 r j o l F A • Commerce, chum, # 1 flat------.30 Bob White, family, 10 lb______Commerce, chum, # 1 tall------.26 — .58 Dainty, 5 lb...... 36 Bob White, family, 24 lb______. 1.36 Elco, 2% lb...... 22 Demings, Red Alaska Sockeye, %’s . . . 30 flat______.32 Califo, 5 lb______Fargo, 2% lb______.28 Demings, Red Alaska Sockeye, l ’s—. .50 Califo, 10 lb__;...... _ .55 I. G. A., 2% lb...... 28 Califo, 24 lb...... 1.27 Leadway, 2% lb______— .32 Dixie Belle, chum, %’s------.17 2.52 Dixie Belle, chum, l ’s______.26 Califo, 48 lb______Omega, 4 lb______. 30 Domino, Red Sockeye, l ’s------.49 Fargo, 5 lb______- .30 Presto, 20 oz______. 17 Elliott Bay, chum, # 1 tall------— .26 Fargo, 10 lb______.55 Presto, 2% lb...... 33 Fargo, 24 lb______. . 1.27 Red & White, 2% lb__...... 25 Freedom, pink, l ’s______- .27 __ 2.52 Happy vale, %’s------.19 Fargo, 48 lb______Sno Sheen, 2% lb______.32 Humpty Dumpty, chum, 7 oz__------.17 Golden Treat, 5 lb______.27 Soft-As-Silk, 2% lb______.32 Humpty Dumpty, chum, 16 oz------.25 Golden Treat, family, 10 lb___ .48 Swansdown, 2% lb______.32 Kano, pink, l ’s------.27 Golden Treat, family, 24 lb.____ — 1.09 Pancake: Liberty, chum, l ’s------. 26 Golden Treat, family, 48 lb___ __ 2.16 Aunt Jemima Pancake, 20 oz____ - .13 Liberty, cohoe, %’s------.33 Gold Medal, all purpose, 5 lb_. _. .36 Aunt Jemima Buckwheat pancake, Liberty, cohoe, l ’s------. 39 Gold Medal, all purpose, 10 lb_ __ .63 20 oz______.15 Magic Circle, 1 tall------— .38 Gold Medal, all purpose, 24 lb. 1.50 Dainty, 20 oz______:______.08 Nautical, chum, l’s------.26 Gold Medal, all purpose, 48 lb. __ 2.95 Dainty, 3% lb...... 20 North Star, chum, 7% oz------. 17 I. G. A., 5 lb_...... __ .30 Elco, 20 oz______- . 08 Pink Circle, pink, # 1 tall------. 27 I. G. A., 10 lb_...... _ .55 Elco, Buckwheat pancake, 20 oz_____ .10 Recipe, pink, 16 oz______.___ .27 I. G. A., 24 lb______- _____ — 1.27 Fargo, Pancake mix, 20 oz______.07 Red Alaska, %’s— ------.33 I. G. A'., 48 lb______._ 2.52 Fargo, Pancake mix, 3% lb______- . 18 Red Alaska, red, l ’s------.50 Lady Luck, Xtra fancy, 1% lb. . . . .12 Fargo, Buckwheat pancake, 20 oz_____ . 03 Red Circle, red, %’s------.33 Lady Luck, Xtra fancy, 5 lb___ .V- .35 Foodland, Pancake mix, 3% lb______.16 Red Circle, red, 1 tall______—- . 50 Lady Luck, Xtra fancy, 10 lb__ ._ . 64 I.G.A., Pancake, 20 oz______. 07 Red Poppy, fancy red, %’s flat------.37 Lady Luck, Xtra fancy, 24 lb__. ... 1.48 I.G.A., Pancake mix, 3% lb______— . 18 Red Poppy, fancy red, l ’s flat------. 62 Lady Luck, Xtya fancy, 48 lb__. __ 2.92 Jack Frost, Buckwheat pancake, 20 oz. . 13 Red W., pink, # 1 tall------.27 Leadway, all purpose, 5 lb_____ ... .37 Leadway, Pancake, 20 oz______. 09 Sea Fisher, Columbia River red, %’s_ .33 Leadway, all purpose, 10 lb___ .68 Little Crow, Pancake, 20 oz______. 10 Sea Kist, red, # 1 tall------. 49 Leadway, all purpose, 24 lb___ ... 1.63 Little Crow, Buckwheat pancake, 20 Stonewall, chum, # 1 tall------.26 Leadway, all purpose, 48 lb___ 3.21 o z______. 11 Superb, medium red, l ’s------— .38 Mary Ann, 5 lb______... .31 Mamma’s, Pancake, 20 oz______. 11 Sweet Home, cohoe, l ’s______- — .39 Millstadt, standard, 2 lb______. 15 Mamma’s, Buckwheat pancake, .20 oz. . 13 Sardines: Millstadt, standard, 5 lb______.30 Pillsbury, Pancake, 20 oz______- . 12 Coronado, tomato, # 1 oval------.17 Millstadt, standard, 10 lb______.55 Pillsbury, Buckwheat pancake, 20 oz__ . 14 Eatwell, natural, 8 oz_------. 10 Millstadt, standard, 24 lb____ ... 1.27 Pillsbury, Pancake, 40 oz_____ ,______. 23 Gabriel, oil, 7 oz------*— .42 O. K., fancy, 5 lb______... .35 Red & White, Pancake, 20 oz______.07 Haase, tomato, # 1 oval------. 17 O. K., fancy, 10 lb______... .64 Red & White, Buckwheat pancake, 20 Monterey, tomato, 16 oz______- . 16 O. K., fancy, 24 lb______1.48 o z______—_____ . 08 Portola, natural, l’s______. 14 O. K., fancy, 48 lb__ v______2.93 Biscuit: Seaview, natural, l ’s______. 14 Omega, 2 lb______. „ . 17 Bisquick, 20 oz______.21 White Ribbon, tomato, # 1 oval----- . 16 Omega, all purpose, 5 lb_____ — .36 Bisquick, 40 oz______.______- . 38 Shrimp: Omega, all purpose, 10 lb______. 67 Bran muffin mix: Califo, jumbo, 7 oz------.36 Omega, best, 24 lb______1.50 Kitchen Art, Flak-O-Corn, 7% oz_ . 10 DeSoto, fancy, 7 oz______.36 Pillsbury, best, 5 lb______.36 Corn muffin mix: Fargo, large, 7 oz------.34 Pillsbury, best, 10 lb______.68 Kitchen Art, Flak-O-Corn, 8 oz----- . 10 Faronta, medium, 7 oz______. 36 Royal Patent, 5 lb______.35 Dromedary, Ginger bread mix: 14 oz_ .22 Foodland, medium, 7 oz______.36 Royal Patent, 10 lb______■*v .63 Duff’s, Ginger: 14 oz------;------.24 Gulf Kist, jumbo, 7 oz...... 49 Royal Patent, 24 lb______1.50 Kitchen Art, Muffin mix: 8 oz------.10 Haase, dry med., 6% oz------.33 Royal Patent, 48 lb______2.95 Kitchen Art, Flak-O-Corn, 11% oz— .16 Haase, dry large, 6% oz------— .—- .36 Red & White, family, 5 lb__. .29 Pie crust Flour Mix: Flake, 8 oz------. 15 Ha£tse, wet large, 7 oz------.34 Red & White, family, 10 lb. .50 Potato flour Mix: Elco, 14 oz------. 07 Haase, wet jumbo, 7 oz______.39 Red & White, family, 24 lb._. 1.15 Waffle mix: Duff, 14 oz— ------.----- .24 Haase, wet med., 7 oz______- .36 Red & White, family, 48 lb... 2.28 Haase, wet small, 7 oz______- .30 Thoro Bread, family, 5 lb___ .35 FRUITS, DRIED, PACKAGE Hava Saiid, small, 7 oz______.32 Thoro Bread, family, 10 lb__ .64 Currants: Elco, 11 oz______— .11 L & K, 7 oz______. 35 Thoro Bread, family, 24 lb___ 1.48 Prunes: Peacock, ex. large, 7 oz_1____ i____ .37 Valley Lilly, 24 lb______1.48 American Lady, medium, 1 lb__------. 17 Pearl, 7 oz______.32 Buckwheat: American Lady or Topmost or Nation Red & White, fancy, 7 oz______. 36 Purity, fancy, 5 lb------.64 Wide, extra large, 1 lb______. 20 Rosebud, large, 7 oz______.36 Purity, fancy, 24 lb______2 . 22 Elco, large, 1 lb______. 18 Sunset, veinless jumbo, 7 oz_____ . 51 Graham: Elco, extra large, 1 lb_------. 19 White Ribbon, jumbo, 7 oz—i____ .39 Purity, fancy, 5 lb______.36 Fargo, large, 1 lb______— — . 19 Tuna: Purity, fancy, 10 lb______.70 Fargo, extra large, 1 lb------. 20 Bumble Bee, white meat, 3% oz____ .35 Purity, fancy, 24 lb______1.49 Heart’s Delight, 1 lb------. 18 Bumble Bee, white meat, %’s_____ .51 Purity, fancy, 48 lb------2.96 Heart’s Delight, extra large, 1 lb .----- . 20 Chicken of the Sea, fancy white, Pumpernickel: I. G. A., large, 1 lb______. 19 % lb ______.51 Purity, fancy, 5 lb------.36 I. G. A., extra large, 1 lb______- . 20 Chicken of the Sea, grated, 6% oz__ .34 Purity, fancy, 10 lb______.70 Sunsweet, fancy, ltlb______. 19 Eatwell, light meat, % ’s______.40 Purity, fancy, 24 lb------1.49 Sunsweet, extra large, 1 lb______. 20 Eatwell, standard, 7 oz______.36 Purity, fancy, 48 lb— ------2.96 Sunsweet, large, 2 lb------.36 Haase, fancy white, 7 oz______. 52 Rye: Seedless raisins: Thompson, choice, 15 Magic Circle, fancy, light, 7 oz____ _ . 41 Purity, 5 lb------.36 o z ______- .12 Peacock, chunk,. %’s______. 51 Purity, 10 lb------.70 Swiftwater, shredded, %’s^______- .45 Purity, 24 lb______1.49 FRUITS St JUICES, CANNED CITRUS Topmost, %’s___ x______.51 Purity, 48 lb------2.96 Treasure, light meat, 7 oz______.40 Self rising: Grapefruit juice: Van Camp, 7 oz______.49 Johnny Jump Up, 5 lb_- ____ .36 Adams, # 2 ______- . 15 Tuna Flakes, Haase, fancy white, 6% Johnny Jump Up, 10 lb------.68 Adams, 46 oz------.35 oz______.46 Johnny Jump Up, 24 lb------1.52 American Lady, fancy, # 2 ------.15 6568 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 C o m m u n it y C e il in g P r ic e s— Continued C o m m u n it y C e il in g P r ic e s — Continued C o m m u n it y C e il in g P r ic e s—rContinued f r u it s & j u ic e s , c a n n e d c it r u s — continued m a c a r o n i a n d n o chiles— continued m a c a r o n i a n d n o o d l e s — continued Grapefruit juice—Continued. Macaroni, spaghetti, vermicelli, etc— 7 oz. Macaroni, spaghetti, vermicelli, etc.— 1 lb. American Lady, fancy, 46 oz______$0.33 Continued. pkg. Continued. bulk American Lady, fancy, #10______.68 Elco, macaroni and spaghetti, semo White Cross macaroni, spaghetti, el- Donald Duck, 46 oz______.36 lina______$0.06 bo-roni, sea shells, semolina____ $0.13 Elco, 46 oz______.36 Harvest Queen, elbo macaroni, flour. . 04 White Cross mostaccioli, semolina__ . 14 Fargo, # 2 ------_----- .15 Minit Maid, macaroni, spaghetti, White Cross vermicelli, semolina___ . 16 Fargo, 46 oz______.36 flour______. 06 Noodles: 5ozpkg. Highlight, fancy, # 2 ______.15 Real Treat, spaghetti, macaroni, Skinner, noodles______, 10 Highlight, fancy, 46 oz______. 34 standard flour______. 05 6 oz. pkg. Honor, fancy, # 2 ______.16 Red Cross, macaroni, spaghetti, semo American Beauty, egg noodles_____ . 10 Honor, fancy, 46 oz______.34 lina______,______. 06 American Lady & Topmost, egg I. G. A., # 2 ______.15 Red & White, elbow macaroni, semo noodles______.10 I. G. A. 46 OZ— ______.36 lina______.09 Brimfull, egg noodles____ ;______.10 Kist Sweet, unsw., # 2 ______. 15 Skinner, macaroni______. 10 Fargo, noodles______.10 Kist Sweet, unsw., 46 oz______. 33 Viviano, macaroni and spaghetti.__ . 06 Kris Kross, egg noodles______.12 Lord Fairfax, 46 oz______.36 White Pearl, macaroni and spaghetti- . 06 I. G. A., noodles______. 10 Nation Wide, fancy, # 2 ______. 15 8 oz. pkg. Red & White, egg noodles______. lo Nation Wide, fancy, 46 oz______. 33 Creamettes macaroni______. 10 Nation Wide, fancy, #10___ .68 Faust, macaroni and spaghetti____ . 10 8 oz pkg. Old South, fancy, 18 oz______. 16 Red & White, macaroni and spa American Beauty, egg noodles______. 13 Old South, 46 oz______.34 ghetti, semolina______. 09 Cedar Hill, egg noodles______.11 Old South, sweet., # 2 ______. 16 Stuff-Ins, macaroni, semolina____ _ .11 Elco, egg noodles______. 11 Old South, sweet., 46 oz______.34 Happy Home, noodles______.12 Polks, unsw., Florida, # 2 ______.15 12 oz. pkg. Mercurio, egg noodles______.11 American Beauty elboronl and shell White Cross, egg noodles______!__ . 13 Polks, 46 oz______.36 roni______. 11 Polks, unsw., Florida, 46 oz______. 34 American Beauty macaroni and spa 10 oz. pkg. Red & White, fancy, #2 ______. 16 ghetti______, 12 American Beauty, alphabet noodles. .12 Red & White, fancy, 46 oz______. 34 American Lady or Topmost macaroni 12 oz. pkg. Tex Delta, A, 46 oz______. 88 and spaghetti______.11 American Beauty, egg noodles___ .18 Texsum, A, #2 ______.15 Fargo, macaroni, spaghetti, elbo- Brimfull, egg noodles______.18 Texsum, fancy, 46 oz______. 36 mac, sea shells__ ;______.11 Fargo, noodles______. is Topmost, fancy, #2 ______.15 Happy Home, spaghetti—elbow____ . 11 I. G. A., noodles______. 18 Topmost, fancy, 46 oz______.33 Honor macaroni and spaghetti, sem Red & White, egg noodles______. 18 Topmost, fancy, #10___- ______.68 olina______*______. 11 Tradewind, #5 ______.52 14 oz. pkg. Red & White, macaroni and spa American Beauty, egg noodles_____ .23 Wulfings First, # 2 Tall______. 15 ghetti, semolina______.10 Wulflngs First, 46 oz______.35 16 oz. pkg. White Pearl macaroni and spaghetti- . 10 Cedar Hill, egg noodles___ i______.20 Orange juice: 14 oz. pkg. Clover Farm, Calif., 12 oz______. 14 Elco, egg noodles______.20 American Beauty macaroni______.13 Happy Home, noodles______.22 Grand Prize, un§w., Florida, # 2 __ .20 Elco, macaroni and spaghetti, semo Libby’s, # 2 ______.25 lina______. l l Kris Kross, egg noodles______.24 Libby’s, 46 oz______. 64 Mercurio, egg noodles______. 20 White Cross macaroni and spa White Cross, egg noodles.______.23 Old South, unsw., Florida, 46 oz____ .47 ghetti, semolina______7__ . 12 White Ribbon, Calif., 12 oz______. 14 16 oz. pkg. 1 lb. bulk Blended juice: American, sea shells______. 12 Haases, noodles______. 20 Old South, unsw., Florida, #2 ______.15 Big Ten, macaroni, spaghetti and sea Our Pride, noodles______,20 Old South, unsw., Florida, 46 oz__ * .36 shells______.11 Rose Bud, noodles..______.10 Grapefruit: Blue Wrapt, macaroni______,____ .10 Vivano Bros., noodles______.21 Del Monte, # 2 ______.18 Broadway, macaroni, spaghetti___ _ . 10 Tasty, whole segment, #2 Tall_____ .17 Checker, macaroni and spaghetti. __ . 12 EVAPORATED MILK Wulfings First, whole segment, # 2 De Luxe, macaroni, spaghetti, elbow Borden, 6 oz______.05 Tall______.17 spaghetti, sea shells______.13 Borden, 14% oz______1_____ .11 HONEY Mercurio, spaghetti, paper wrapped- .10 Carnation, 6 oz______.05 Minit Maid, macaroni and spa Carnation, 14% oz______*______.11 American Lady or Topmost, strained, ghetti, flour....______.10 16 oz______.35 Clover Farm, 6 oz______. 05 Our Value, macaroni and spaghetti- . 10 Clover Farm, 14% oz______.11 American Lady or Topmost, with Puritan, macaroni, shells, elbow comb, 16 oz______. 36 spaghetti______. 13 Happy Home, 6 oz ______* ,_ . 05 Elco, 8 oz______.20 Red Cross, spaghetti, macaroni, sea Happy Home, 14% oz______' .11 Elco, 12 oz______. 29 shells______. 13 Pet, 6 oz______.05 Elco, 16 oz______.36 TJ-Tell-M, macaroni and spaghetti— . 08 Pet, 14% oz— __i;s____ .11 Elco, 32 oz______. 68 Viviano, elbow-spaghetti and sea Pevely, 6 oz______;___ .05 Three B, 16 oz______. 36 shells______,____ ■;______. 13 Pevely, 14% oz______— .11 Superior, 5 oz______.14 Viviano, macaroni, spaghetti_____ .10 Sweet Home, 14% oz_,__1______. 11 Superior, 8 oz______.19 Walnut, macaroni, spaghetti, stand-. Wilson, 6 oz______.05 Superior, 16 oz______.34 ard______. 10 Superior (fancy), 16 oz______.36 Wilson, 14% oz______.11 Pound pkgs. Superior, 32 oz______.65 Red Robe macaroni and spaghetti, FLUID MILK LARD 2 lbs______. 20 Grade A, quart______— .15% All brands: Creamettes, semolina, 3 lbs______. 47 Homogenized, quart______16% Carton, 1 lb______.19 12-oz. pkg. Grade A, % gal—______.30 Carton, 2 lbs______. 38 American Beauty, cello______. 13 Homogenized, % gal______.32 Bulk, 1 lb______.19 American Beauty Vermicelli______. 11 Grade A, gallon______58 American Beauty Mostaccioli, flour_ .11 Homogenized, gallon______—— .62 MACARONI AND NOODLES 6-oz. pkg. Macaroni, spaghetti, verr&icelli, etc.: 6 oz. pkg. Van Camps tenderoni, fancy______. 11 COOKING AND SALAD OIL Brimfull, macaroni and spaghetti, 1 lb. bulk Mazola, 1 pint glass—______.35 flour______. 05 Haases macaroni and spaghetti___ _ . 11 Mazola, 1 q t______-— • 66 Jay Tee, macaroni, spaghetti and elbo Haases mostaccioli______.13 Mazola, 1 gal______2.01 mac, sea shells______.05 Minit Maid macaroni, spaghetti, el- Premola, blend, 2 oz______-08 Mercurio, macaroni, standard____ _ .05 bowroni, and sea shells______. 10 Premola, blend, 4 oz______• 13 Red Robe, macaroni and spaghetti__ . 05 Mercurio spaghetti.______. 09 Premola, blend, 8 oz______.23 7 oz. pkg. Standard macaroni______:___ _ .10 Premola, blend, gal______3.17 American Beauty, macaroni, spa Vivano Bros, macaroni and spa Wesson, 1 pt. glass______.33 ghetti, elbo and shellroni__ _ .08 ghetti, semolina______. 13 Wesson, 1 q t______*65 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 6569 C o m m u n it y C e il in g P r ic e s—Continued C o m m u n it y C e il in g P r ic e s—Continued S e c . 3 Posting—(a) Selling prices. PEANUT BUTTER su g a r (a ll b r a n d s ) —continued All retail stores must post their selling prices for the food' items listed below on American Lady, 12 oz______$0.30 Powdered sugar, 1 lb. package------$0.09 American Lady, 16 oz______— .38 Brown sugar, 1 lb. package______.09 the item or at or near the place where American Lady, 2 lbs__------. 69 Sugar cubelets, 1 lb. package------. 10 such food item is offered for sale. Blue & White, fancy, 16 oz______.36 , (b) Ceiling prices. All class 1 retail Cedarhill, fancy, 8 oz------.16 SYRUPS stores must post in a conspicuous place Cedarhill, fancy, 12 oz------.27 Br’er Rabbit Gold Label, 12 oz------. 22 in the store, a list of the community Cedarhill, fancy, 16 oz------.32 Br’er Rabbit Green Label, 12 oz------. 19 ceiling prices for such food items, when Cedarhill, fancy, 24 oz------.48 Elc Itis, seedless fancy, 15 oz______.___ . 15 or Iris, seeded fancy, 15 oz______. 18 Region VI. Silver Bar, seedless fancy, 15 oz___ .15 Type [Rockford Order 1 Under Gen. Order 51] Royal Blue, seedless fancy, 15 oz___ .15 Currants: C o m m u n it y C e il in g P r ic e s f o r C e r t a in eviscerated and plucked Del Monte, fancy, 1 lb______.18 Drawn Quick frozen Kosherdressed Live price Dressed A r ea s W i t h i n W in n e b a g o C o u n t y , | | kosher killed 1 III. 2. COFFEE Broilers and fryers.™ ■$0.38 $0.43 8 $0.43 $0.58 $0.69 Chase and Sanborn, 1 lb. pkg____ -__ .35 Roasters...... ‘.38 .43 8.43 .55 .65 S e c t io n 1 What this order does. In Fowl (hens)...... ‘.34 .38 *.38 .50 .58 Chase and Sanborn, 2 lb. pkg____ _ .70 accordance with the provisions of Gen Echo, 1 lb. pkg______.37 eral Order No. 51, this order establishes Hi-Grade, 1 lb. pkg______. 31 1 If the poultry item is sold live and weighed live, 10 in section 6, community (dollars and Hills Bros., 1 lb. pkg______. 37 cents per bird may be added to these prices for plucking. 8 Add to these prices the sum of 20 cents per bird for cents) ceiling prices for certain food Kaffee Hag, 1 lb. pkg______- ____ . 40 kosher killing and plucking. items sold in class 1 retail stores located Loving Cup, 1 lb. pkg______. 30 All above prices are maximum prices for Grade A in the following areas: Manor House, 1 lb. pkg______. 37 poultry, which is the top grade. Other poultry must be Manor House, 2 lb. pkg______' . 74 sold for less than these maximum prices. The Township of Rockford, that portion Maxwell House, 1 lb. pkg______. 37 of the Township of Cherry Valley lying with HYDROGENATED SHORTENING Maxwell House, 2 lb. pkg______\ 74 in the village limits of Cherry Valley (sec Old Judge, 1 lb. pkg______. 34 Crisco, 1 lb______.26 tion 1 of Cherry Valley Township), and sec Parker House, 1 lb. pkg______. 33 Crisco, 3 lbs______.75 tions 23, 29, 30, 31, 32, and 33 of Harlem Sanka, 1 lb. pkg______.41 Sno Kreem, 1 lb______.25 Township, all within the County of Winne Thos. J. Webb, 1 lb. pkg™ ...... 37 Sno Kreem, 3 lbs______. 69 bago, and the State of Illinois. Royal Blue, 1 lb., bulk__,______.30 Spry, 1 lb______26 S e c . 2 Applications to other sellers. Royal Blue, 1 lb. pkg______.30 Spry, 3 lbs______.75 No seller except a “retail route seller,” Royal Blue, 1 lb. glass______,______. 35 SUGAR (ALL BRANDS) may charge more than these community 3. PROCESSED FISH Gran, white cane: - (dollars and cents) ceiling prices. Re Salmon: 1 lb. b ulk______. 07 tail route sellers may continue to charge Noon Hour, red, 8 oz------— . 37 2 lb. carton or package______. 15 their present ceiling prices. The com Noon Hour, jed, 16 oz_l------.53 5 lb. package______.37 munity ceiling prices shall be the only Denning’s red, 16 oz______.50 10 lb. package______.74 Denning’s, red, 8 oz______. 33 25 lb. package______1. 80 ceiling, prices for such food items for Silver Bow, pink, 16 oz______. 39 Beet sugar: “class *1 retail stores”. All other sellers King Bird, pink, 16 oz______.28 1 lb. bulk______. 07 must continue to charge no more than Recipe, pink, 16 oz______.28 5 lb. package______.37 any lower ceiling prices established by Humpty Dumpty, pink, 16 oz_____ .26 10 lb. package-______2__ .72 any other applicable price regulations. Humpty Dumpty, pink, 8 oz------.17 6570 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 groceries—Continued g r o c er ie s— Continued g r o c er ies— Continued a. processed pish—continued e. s y r u p —continued 9. FLOUR MIXES Salmon—Continued. Log Cabin, pancake, fancy, 12 oz_____ $0.21 Pancake flour: Courage, red, 16 oz______». 42 Ole Manse, fancy, 12 oz______.22 Pillsbury, 1% lb______$0.11 Winner, pink, 16 oz______.28 Pennant, 1 y2 lb______. 14 Pillsbury, 3% lb______;______.22 Swan Island, red, 16 oz______.42 Pennant, 5 lb______.36 Harvest Time, 4 lb______.22 I-Will, red—fancy, 8 oz______.38 Vermont Maid, fancy, 12 oz______.21 Pantry Pride, 5 lb______.26 Tuna: Royal Blue, cane and maple, 22 oz__ .20 Rob Ross, 3% lb______.26 Bay, 6 oz______.37 Ar-Be, pancake, y2 p t—______.09 Rob Ross, 10 lb______66 Sea Board, 6 oz______.37 Ar-Be, pancake, p t______- . 15 Horse & Buggy, 5 lb______. 23 Silvercrest, 7 oz______.59 Super Value, blue label, (glass), 1 y2 Royal Blue, 1 % lb______.08 Spizia, 7 oz______.45 lb— ...... 13 Royal Blue, 3% lb______.18 Wonderful, 7 oz______.45 Super Value, blue label (glass), 5 lb— .34 Royal Blue, 5 lb______. 25 Royal Blue, 8 oz______.50 Super Value, red label (glass), iy2 lb_ .14 Potato flour: Swan, 1 lb______. 15 Shrimp: Super Value, red label (glass), 5 lb .86 Ginger bread mix: Duff’s, 14 oz„ ____ .24 Royal Blue, 7 oz______.35 7. HONEY Waffle mix: Duff’s, 14 oz______24 . Blue Plate, 7 oz______.37 Cake flour: Okay, 7 oz______.37 Land O’Lakes, 5 oz______. 15 Swan’s Down, 2% lb______.32 Salad, 7 oz______.35 Land O’Lakes, 8 oz______. 19 Sno-Sheen, 2% lb______.32 Hi-Grade, jumbo, 7% oz______.35 Land O’Lakes, 16 oz__ - ____ ,______. 35 Pie crust mix: Flako, 8 oz______.15 Dunbar, jumbo, 7% oz______.35 Lake Shore, 16 oz______- .35 Muffin mix, 11% oz______.17 Dunbar, large, 7% oz______.39 Med-O-Bee, 8 oz------. 15 Lobster, Royal Blue, 4 oz______.29 Three Bees, 16 oz______.32 10. BREAD Cove Oysters: Royal Blue, 16 oz______.33 White bread, 1 lb______.10 Blue Plate, 7% oz______.43 8. FLOUR Rye bread, 1 lb______.10 Southland, 7% oz______.44 Whole wheat bread, 1 lb____ •______.10 Oysters, Royal Blue, rJ1/2 oz______.42 Flour, white: Cracked wheat bread, 1 lb______.10 Herring: Money Saver, 5 lb______. 37 Raisin, 1 lb-______.12 Walter’s, 2 oz______.11 Money Saver, 24 lb______1.52 Bulk, 16 oz______.32 Money Saver, 48 lb______3.06 11. PEANUT BUTTER Pickled, 3 oz______.10 Omar, 5 lb______.38 Peanut butter:- Noon Hour, pickled fillets, 6 oz__ .22 Omar, 24 lb______1.55 Echo, 16 oz______.26 Noon Hour, pickled fillet, 13 oz_____ .41 Oven Best, 5 lb_m______. 37 Beechnut, 8 oz______.25 Home Style, pickled salt, 7 oz____ _ .22 Oven Best, 24 lb______1.57 Beechnut, 16 oz_____.______.46 Home Style, pickled salt, 14 oz__ *_ .34 Oven Best, 48 lb_i ______3.06 Salmon: Foresco, 6 oz______. 15 Pillsbury, 5 lb______.36 Foresco, 12 oz______26 Royal Blue, red, 8 oz______.36 Pilsbury, 10 lb______.65 Royal Blue, Chinook, 8 oz______Foresco, 16 oz______,______.34 .35 Pillsbury, 24 lb______— 1.47 Foresco, 32 oz______.64 Blue Front, red, 16 oz______.48 Pillsbury, 48 lb______2.96 Su-Z-Q, pink, 16 oz______Hi-Grade, 6 oz______. 15 .26 Quaker, 5 lb______.37 Hi-Grade, 12 oz______.27 4. canned citrus juices Quaker, 24 lb______1.59 Hi-Grade, 16 oz______.34 Quaker, 48 lb______1______3.13 Hi-Grade, 24 oz______50 Grapefruit juice: Town Crier, 24 lb_____,______1.36 Hi-Grade, 32 oz______. 64 Emmy Lou, 46 oz______.36 Town Crier, 48 lb____ Z___ i _____ 2.73 Hi-Grade, 4 lb______1.32 Moore’s, # 2 can______.16 Big Jo, 51b______— .34 Peppy Boy, 5 oz______, 15 Moore’s, 46 oz______.36 Big Jo, 24 lb...... 1.41 Stokely’s, # 2 can______Skippy, 16 oz______.46 .16 Gold Medal, 5 lb_____:______. 35 Mrs. Winston, 8 oz.______.21 Stokely’s, 46 oz______.36 Gold Medal, 10 lb______. 66 .16 Mrs. Winston, 12 oz______.30 Tropic Gold, # 2 can______Gold Medal, 24 lb______1.40 Mrs. Winston, 24 oz______.56 Tropic Gold, 46 oz______.36 Gold Medal, 48 lb______1____ 2. 90 Tropic Sun, #2 can______,______Royal Blue, 8 oz______.19 .16 Occident, 5 lb______.37 Royal Blue, 16 oz______.33 Tropic Sun, 46 oz______.36 Occident, 24 lb____.______1. 50 Royal Blue (sweet), #2 can—____ _ .15 Royal Blue, 24 oz______— __ 49 Occident, 24% lb______1.53 Peanut Crunch: Royal Blue, 46 oz______.35 Best Yet, 5 lb...... 28 Foresco, 9 oz______.25 Royal Blue (natural), # 2 can_____ .15 Best Yet, 24 lb______1.10 Grange & grapefruit juice: Foresco, 16 oz.______.„ ___ . 43 White Sunshine, 24 lb____;______1.01 Mrs. Winston, 16 oz______. 40 Royal Blue, 46 oz______- .37 Eaco Family, 24% lb______. 32 5. EVAPORATED & CONDENSED MILS White Spray Family, 5 lb______. . 32 12. MACARONI, SPAGHETTI AND NOODLES White Spray Family, 24% lb______1.33 Evaporated: Macaroni: Purasnow, 5 lb______. 37 Blue Wrapped, 16 oz______—_ .09 Amboy, # 1 can______i______.11 Purasnow, 10 lb______. 67 Carnation, small:______.05i/2 Echo, Wrapped, 12 oz .—______I- .09 Purasnow, 24 lb______1. 50 Foulds, 8 oz___i______.09 Carnation, #1 can______.11 White Cloud Chief, 5 lb______. 33 Dean’s, small______-______.05 Gold'Medal, 12 oz______.10 White Cloud Chief, 24 lb______1.36 Hi-Way, 32 oz_—______.14 Dean’s, # 1 can______,11 Royal, 5 lb______.26 Dell Wood, small______,05 Minnesota, 8 oz______.08 Royal, 24 lb______1.17 , Red Cross, 7 oz—______. 07 Dell Wood, # 1 can______.10 Royal, 48 l b „ ______2.33 Hi-Grade, sm all______.051/2 Red Cross, 1 lb______. 12 White & rye flour: Macaroni dinner: Kraft, 7% oz____ — .10 Hi-Grade, # 1 can______.11 Pillsbury, 5 lb______.25 Pet, small______.05 Noodles: Buckwheat flour: Echo, 6 oz______> 10 Pet, #1 can______,11 Pillsbury, 1 % lb______. 14 Veri-Fine, sm all______.____ _ . 0 5 1 /2 Echo, 12 oz______.16 Pillsbury, 3% lb______.26 Royal Blue, 8 oz______------• 11 Veri-Fine, #1 can______,11 Rob Ross, 3% lb______.28 Royal Blue, # 1 can______.11 Royal Blue, 1 lb...... 20 Royal Blue, small______,05 Harvest Time, 4 lb______.¿6 Royal Blue (Novelty), 1 lb______.20 Condensed, May Time, 10 oz______.17 Royal Blue, 1 % lb______. 09 Russo, 8 oz______• 12 Royal Blue, 3% lb______.20 Russo, 12- oz______—.------• 15 6. SYRUP Royal Blue, 5 lb— ______, 27 Russo, 16 oz______• 21 Hi-Grade, 1 y2 lb...... 15 Wheat bran: Minnesota, 5 oz______^______• 09 Hi-Grade, 5 lb______Pillsbury, 1 % lb______.18 Spaghetti: .35 Whole wheat & graham flour: Flap Jack, standard, 1 p t______Blue Wrapped, 16 oZ______7 • 09 .15 Pillsbury, 5 lb______.30 Echo, 12 oz______* 10 Ida Belle, golden, 1 y2 lb______.14 . Gold Medal, 10 lb______. 50 Foulds, 8 oz______• 09 Ida Belle, white, 1 % lb______.15 Rye Meal: Gold Medal, 12 oz______• 1° Ida Belle, golden, 5 lb______.35 Pillsbury, 5 lb______;______.20 Hi-Way, 32 oz______■ I4 Ida Belle, white, 5 lb______.37 Gold Medal, 10 lb______.37 Minnesota, 8 oz______-08 Karo, 1^4 lb___ r ______.16 Cream of Rye, 10 lb______. 40 Red Cross, 7 oz______• 07 Karo, 5 lb______.38 Hoffmiller Rye, 10 lb______.24 Red Cross, 1 lb______•12 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, May 19, 1943 6571 G r o c e r ie s —Continued G r o c e r ie s—Continued D a ir y P r o d u c ts—Continued 1 3 . S U G A R * 15. LARD 2 . BUTTER Cane and beet, 1 lb ...------__------$0.07 Armour Star: 92 score, 1 lb. carton______$0. 55 Brown, 1 lb--. ------. 09 1 lb., bulk...... $0. 1814 92 score, 1 lb. parchment wrapped___ . 54 Powdered, 1 lb—— ______,------.09 1 lbi, carton______.19 Tablets and cubes, 1 lb__ 1______.. .11 2 lb., carton______.38 3 . EGGS 4 lb., carton______!______.76 14. BREAKFAST CEREALS Grade A-—large, 1 doz______.48 8 lb., carton. ______:____ _ 1.51 Grade B—large, 1 doz______.46 Bran flakes: 100% leaf, 1 lb., bulk______.19 Grade C and assorted, 1 doz__ - ______.42 Kellogg’s, large------.16 Swift’s : Small, 1 doz______.39 Post, 8 oz______. 11 Kettle rendered, 1 lb., carton_____ . 19% Post, 14 oz______. 16 Kettle rendered, 4 lb., pail______■ . 80 4. FLUID MILK All Bran: Premium, 1 lb., carton______. 19 Milk: Kellogg’s, sm all.------. 14 Cedar Valley, Grade A, 1 lb., carton. _ . 19 Pasteurized and homogenized, qt. Kellogg’s, large------. 22 Clix: glass______. 14 Corn flakes: Premium, 1 lb., bulk______. 21% Pasteurized and homogenized, qt. Kellogg’s, 6 oz------.06 Premium, 1 lb., carton___..._____ .22 paper container__;______.12 y2 Kellogg’s, 11 oz------_------. 10 Pure Crown: Homogenized and Vitamin “D”, qt. Kellogg’s, 18 oz------.14 Pure, 4 lb., pail______. 80 glass______. 15% Corn Kix, Ralston, 7 oz------. 13 Pure, 8 lb., pail______1. 59 Buttermilk, qt. glass.___ ... ______.12 Corn meal: Puritan: Buttermilk, qt. paper container______. 12 Quaker (yellow), regular------.09 Fancy, 1 lb., bulk______. 19 Chocolate milk, qt. glass______. 17 Quaker (white) . regular------.09 Fancy, 1 lb., carton______. 19% Farina: Fancy, 2 lb., pail______. 44 P o u l t r y Pillsbury, 1%, lb------.09 Fancy, 4 lb., pail______. 83 Chickens: Pillsbury, 2 % lb------.17 Fancy, 8 lb., pail______1.63 Broilers and fryers______. 43 Quaker, 14 oz------.09 Rendered pork, 1 lb., bulk______. 18 Dressed roasters______.43 Quaker, 28 oz------. 18 Rendered pork, 1 lb., carton------. 18% Dressed stewers______.38 Grapenuts, 12 oz__------. 16 Rex, 1 lb., bulk..______1 .18% Dressed stags and roosters______. 33 Grapenut Flakes, 7 oz------. 11 Rex, 1 lb., carton______. 19 Grapenut Flakes, 12 oz______.15 (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. Grapenut Meal, 16 oz------.15 16. COOKING AND SALAD- OIL 9250, 9328, 7 F.R. 7871,8 P.R. 4681) Oats: Mazola, 1 p t .l ______.35 Issued this 8th day of May 1943. Hi-Grade, 20 oz------. 11 Mazola, 1 q t______. 59 Hi-Grade, 48 oz______.23 Mazola, 1 gal___ ;______2.00 A. B. C u l h a n e , Mother’s, 48 oz------.33 Wesson, 1 p t______. 34 District Director, Quaker, 20 oz______.12 Wesson, 1 q t.______. 59 Rockford District. Quaker, 48 oz______—' .26 Ar-Be, 7 oz______. 14 Cheeri-Oats, Ralston, 7 oz------..13 [F. R. Doc. 43-7757; Filed, May 15, 1943; Strained Oatmeal, Gerber’s, 8 oz------. 15 17. SHORTENING 3:25 p. m.] Postum, Instant, 4 oz______26 Spry, 1 lb.______.26 Postum, Instant, 8 oz------.46 Spry, 3 lb______.74 Postum cereal, 8 oz______. 23 Crisco, 1 lb______.26 Rice Krispies: Crisco, 3 lb______— . . 74 Kellogg’s, regular______. 10 RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD. D a ir y P r o d u c ts Kellogg’s, large.____ .... ------— • 14 Office of the General Counsel. Puffed Rice and Sparkies, Quaker, reg 1. PACKAGED CHEESE ular ______. 13 D u q u e sn e W a reh o u se C o m pa n y Cocoa Wheat, regular__ ------— .24 Kraft American, % lb______.22 Cream of Wheat, 14 oz______i------.15 Kraft American, bulk, 1 lb______— . 40 ORDER REOPENING INITIAL DETERMINATION Cream of Wheat, 28 oz______.26 Kraft American, 2 lb____ 1______— .83 Wheat cereal, Ralston, regular.------.25 Kraft Blend Swiss, bulk, 1 lb______. 37 Order reopening General Counsel’s ini Wheat meal: Kraft Brick, % lb------—- .14 tial determination on status of Duquesne Foresco, small______- ______• . 11 Kraft Brick, % lb__...... 23 Warehouse Company under Railroad Foresco, large______.23 Kraft Brick, 1 lb...... 36 Unemployment Insurance Act.1 Wheat Krispies, Kellogg’s, large------.12 Kraft Brick, 2 lb______.75 Whereas following the Board’s de Wheatena, Ralston, 22 oz______.26 Kraft Brick (Process), bulk, 1 lb__------.45 Wheaties, Ralston, 8 oz______. 12 Kraft Cream Cheese, 3 lb______._;____ 1.45 cision of February 11, 1943, that the Puffed Wheat, Echo, 8 oz______. 08 -Kraft Cream Cheese with Pimento, 3 lb_ 1.45 Duquesne Warehouse Company is an Puffed Wheat and Sparkies, Quaker, Kraft Cream Cheese with Relish, 3 lb .. 1.45 employer under the Railroad Retirement regular______. 11 Kraft Limburger, % lb-______. 14 Act, In the Matter of Duquesne Ware Shredded wheat, Kellogg’s, large------, 12 Kraft Limburger, % lb------.23 house Company, Jurisdictional Docket Baby cereal, Gerber’s, 8 oz______.15 Kraft Pimento, % lb------• 14 No. 18, the General Counsel, on February Hominy grits, Quaker, regular______.09 Kraft Pimento, y2 lb------— ------. 23 27, 1943, L-43-167, issued an opinion, on Instant Ralston, regular______.25 Kraft Pimento, 1 lb.______- .37 Krumbles, Kellogg’s, regular______.13 Kraft Pimento, 2 lb______- . 76 the basis of the record in the proceeding Muffets, Quaker, regular______. 10 Kraft Pimento (Process) bulk, 1 lb__ _ .45 under the Railroad Retirement Act, that Malt-O-Meal, regular ______- . 26 Kraft Swiss, % lb .______. 14 the Duquesne Warehouse Company is Pep: Kraft Swiss, y2 lb .J______. 23 likewise an employer under the Railroad Kellogg’s, 8 oz______. 11 Kraft Swiss, I lb______- . 45 Unemployment Insurance Act; and Kellogg’s, regular______- .14 Kraft Swiss, 2 lb______.76 Whereas on March 8, 1943, the Pettijohn, Quaker, regular______.20 Pimento-Velveeta, y2 lb______.23 Duquesne Warehouse Company notified Post Toasties: Pimento-Velveeta, 2 lb__ ...______.75 Post, 6 oz______.06 Velveeta Kraft, % lb______. 14 the Board that it is questioning the cor Post, 11 oz______. 10 Velveeta Kraft, y2 lb____ ..... ___ __ .23 rectness of the decision of the Board Post, 18 oz______.15 Velveeta Kraft, 2 lb______. 75 that it is an employer under the Railroad Shredded Ralston, 12 oz______.14 Cream Cheese—Philadelphia, 1 % oz .06 Retirement Act, thereby also questioning Variety package, Kellogg’s, 10’s ind__ .26 Cream Cheese—Philadelphia, 3 oz___ _ . 12 the correctness of the determination of Scotch barley, Quaker, regular.______. 10 Cream Cheese—Philadelphia, % lb___ .27 the General Counsel that it is an em Oats: Kraft Grated (American Type), 2 oz.. . 10 Royal Blue, small______. 10 Kraft Grated (American Type), % lb . 19 ployer under the Railroad Unemploy Royal Blue, large______. 22 Kraft Parmisello (Italian Type), 1 y2 oz. . 12 ment Insurance Act, since the two Acts Cornflakes, Royal Blue, large______.09 Kraft Parmisello (Italian Type), 3 oz. .21 have identical employer definitions; and Wheat Puffs, Royal Blue, 8 oz______'. 08 Pabst-ett (American & Pimento), 6y2 Rice Puffs, Royal Blue, 7 oz______- .09 o z ____ .______'______. 20 1This order issued under 20 CFR Part 319. No. 98----- 6 6£>72 FEDERAL REGISTER, "Wednesday, May 19, 1943 Whereas in accordance with § 319.40 SCHEDULE A of Part 319 of the regulations governing proceedings under section 5 (c) of the Date of Preference Serial rating Name and address of builder Project affected Issuance of Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act, orderi No. revocation the General Counsel, on May 12, 1943, order entered a general order* awarding bene P D -2 ...... C-28165 Ingersoll-Rand Company, New York Municipal Lighting and Power May 7,1943 fits on the basis of compensation earned City, New York. Plant Richmond, Indiana. in the service of the Duquesne Ware PD-1A 17580 City of Richmond, Municipal Electric Equipment for Municipal Elec. May 7,1943 Lighting & Power Plant, 32 South Lighting & Power Plant. house Company, subject to a right of 8th Street, Richmond, Indiana. recovery of any benefits paid pursuant P-19-h...... 10296 Federal Works Agency, North Interior Water Project, Township of Shaler, May 13,1943 Building, Washington, D. C. Pennsylvania. to such order, as provided in section P-19-a...... 2496A Board of Commissioners, Buechel Construction of Water Supply Sys |M ay 13,1943 5 (c) of the Railroad Unemployment Water District, Louisville, Ken tem. Insurance Act: tucky. ' Now, therefore, the General Counsel, [F. R. Doc. 43-7811; Filed, May 17, 1943; 4:50 p. m.] ' pursuant to the authority vested ih him by Part 319 of the regulations, Orders and directs That: Notice to Builders and Suppliers of I ssuance of R evocation O rders R evoking and (1) The General Counsel’s determina Stopping Construction of Certain P rojects tion of February 27, 1943, that the Du The War Production Board has issued certain revocation orders listed in Schedule A quesne Warehouse Company is an em below, revoking preference rating orders issued in connection with, and stopping the construction of the projects affected. For the effect of each such order upon ployer under the Railroad Unemployment preference ratings, construction of the project and delivery of materials therefor, the Insurance Act be, and it hereby is, re builder and suppliers affected shall refer to the specific order issued to the builder. opened for further consideration and Issued May 17, 1943. proceeding in accordance with Part 319 W ar P roduction Board, of the Regulations; and that By J. J oseph W helan, (2) The record in the proceeding Recording Secretary. under the Railroad Retirement Act, Jur SCHEDULE A isdictional Docket No. 18, shall constitute Preference Serial the record in the proceeding under the Rating Name and address of builder Location of project Issuance Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act, Order No. date and the determination of the Duquesne P-19-h...... 28533 Atlas Oil & Refining Corp., Shreveport, Shreveport, La______6-8-43 Warehouse Company’s employer status Louisiana. under the Railroad Unemployment In P-19-e...... 7170-E Illinois Division of H ’ways, Springfield, Camp Grant, 111...... 5-12-43 111. surance Act shall proceed on the basis P-19-e...... 12201 Texas State Highway Dept., Austin, Between Corley & Carbondale___ 6-12-43 of such reeord unless, on or before May ■ Texas. P-19-e...... 15202 Texas State Highway Dept., Austin, 5-12-43 25, 1943, any properly interested party Texas. expresses an intention to submit addi P-19-e...... 34734 Louisiana Dept, of Highways, Baton From Exposition S. E. to Freeport___ 6-14-43 Rouge, Louisiana. tional evidence, or to present argument, P-19-e...... 34146 Louisiana Dept, of Highways, Baton Belle Chase S. E. to Myrtle Grove™. 6-14-43 in accordance with §§319.42 and 319.45 Rouge, Louisiana. P-19-h.. . 58739 American Cynamid Co., New York Warner, Linden, N. J...... 6-14-43 of the regulations. City. P-19-h____ 82407 The Carborundum Co., Niagara Falls, Hyde Park Blvd., Niagara Falls, N. Y. 6-14-43 [seal! J oseph H. F reehill, N. Y. General Counsel. P-19-e...... 8092 South Carolina St. H ’way Dept.. On U. S. H ’way 52 at the Santee Tail 6-14-43 Mat 12,1943. Columbia, S. O. Race Canal in Berkeley Co., S. C. [F. R. Doc. 43-782S; Filed, May 18, 1943; [F. R. Doc. 43-7812; Filed, May 17, 1943; 4:50 p. m.] 9:46 a. m.] Notice to Builders and Suppliers of. I ssuance of R evocation Orders P artially R evoking and S topping Construction of Certain P rojects The War Production Board has issued certain revocation orders listed in Schedule A WAR PRODUCTION BOARD. below, partially revoking preference rating orders issued in’connection with, and N otice to Builders and Suppliers of partially stopping construction of the projects affected. For the effect of each such I ssuance of R evocation Orders R evok order upon preference ratings, construction of the project, and delivery of materials therefor, the builder and suppliers affected shall refer to the specific order issued to ing and Stopping Construction of Cer the builder. tain P rojects Issued May 17, 1943. W ar P roduction Board, The War Production Board has issued By J. J oseph W helan, certain revocation orders listed in Sched Recording Secretary. ule A below revoking preference rating SCHEDULE A orders issued in connection with, and Issuance stopping the construction of the projects Preference Serial date of rating No. N ame and address of builder Project location revoca affected. For the effect of each such or order tion der upon preference ratings, construction of the projects and delivery of materials P-19-e...... 12797 Louisiana Department of Highways. Intersec. of State Routes C-1373 & 6-10-43 therefor, the builder and suppliers af Baton Rouge, Louisiana. C-1509 & extends out on State Route C-1509. fected shall refer to the specific order P-19-e...... 29917 Ohio Department of Highways, Colum N . W. of Salem to S. E. of Ravenna... 5-14-43 issued to the builder. bus, Ohio, P-19-e...... 517-E Louisiana Dept, of H ’ways, Baton Between Alexandria and Monroe____ 6-14-43 Issued May 17, 1943. Rouge, Louisiana. P-19-e____ 217-E Louisiana State Dept, of H’ways, Baton Between Alexandria and Monroe...... 6-14-43 W ar P roduction Board, Rouge, Louisiana. By J. J oseph W helan, Recording Secretary. [F. R. Doc. 43-7813; Filed, May 17, 1943; 4:51 p. m.]