EDERA! REGISTER \ 1934 VOLUME 8 '^A/ITEO ’ NUMBER 245
Washington, Friday, December 10, 1943
The President of America the one hundred and sixty- CONTENTS eighth. F ranklin D Roosevelt THE PRESIDENT PROCLAMATION 2602 By the President: P roclamation: Page Day of Prayer______16641 D ay of Prayer - Cordell Hull, Secretary of State. Executive Order: BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES Los Angeles Shipbuilding and OF AMERICA [F. R. Doc. 43-19652; Filed, December 9, 1943; Drydock Corporation, Los 11:00 a. m.] Angeles, Calif., authoriza A PROCLAMATION tion for Secretary of Navy At the end of the year 1943, which has to take possession and op not only made manifest the devotion EXECUTIVE ORDER 9400 erate™ ______16641 and courage of our nation’s sons but has also crowned their efforts with bril Authorizing the Secretary of the Navy REGULATIONS AND NOTICES liant success on every battle front, it is to Take P ossession of and Operate the Shipyard of the Los Angeles Ship Alien P roperty Custodian: fitting that we set aside a day of prayer Vesting orders: to give thanks to Almighty God for His building and D rydock Corporation at Los Angeles, California Bauer, Carl J. and Gertrude constant providence over us in every hour M_------16668 of national peace and national peril. * WHEREAS the Los Angeles Shipbuild Compagnie Française Thom At the beginning of the new year 1944, ing and Drydock Corporation has entered son-Houston______16668 which now lies before us, it is fitting that into contracts with the Navy Depart French nationals______16667 we prgy to be preserved from false pride ment for the construction, conversion F arm Crédit Administration: of accomplishment and from willful neg and repair of vessels essential to the Production Credit Associations, prosecution of the war; and rules and regulations pro lect of the last measure of public and WHEREAS because of the failure of private sacrifice necessary to attain final mulgated by: the Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry- Farm Credit Administration; victory and peace. May we humbly seek dock Corporation ta perform satisfac strength and guidance for the problems charges to borrowers, torily the work called for by its contracts confidential information. 16642 of widening warfare and for the respon with the Navy Department, it is deemed Production Credit Corpora sibilities of increasing victory. May we essential that the shipyard of the Los tions; loans approved for find in the infinite mercy of the God of Angeles Shipbuilding and Drydock Cor officers, directors, etc___ 16642 our Fathers some measure of comfort for poration, located at Los Angeles, Cali F arm S ecurity Administration: the personal anxieties of separation and fornia, be taken over for use and opera- . Athens County, Ohio, designated anguish of bereavement. tion by the United States of America locality for loan______16643 NOW, THEREFORE, I, FRANKLIN D. in order that it may be effectively oper F ederal Trade Commission: ROOSEVELT, President of the United ated in the construction, conversion and Remus, Stanley J., and Co.; States of America, do hereby appoint repair of vessels required by «the United cease and desist order_____ 16644 States: Saturday, the first day of January 1944, NOW, THEREFORE, I, Franklin D. F orest S ervice: as a day of prayer for all of us, in our Roosevelt; pursuant to the powers vested Timber; authorization of forest churches, in our homes, and in our in me by the Constitution and laws of officers to make sales_____ 16665 hearts, those of us who walk in the the United States, including section 9 Trespassing cattle, order for re familiar paths of fiome, those who fight moval from designated for of the Selective Training and Service ests: on the wide battlefields of the world, Act of 1940, as amended, as President of Chochetopa National Forest_ 16665 those who go down to the sea in ships, the United States and Commander in Grand Mesa National Forest- 16665 Chief of the Army and Navy of the and those who rise in the air on wings. I nternal R evenue B ureau: IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here United States, hereby authorize and di Income tax, taxable years be unto set my hand and caused the seal of rect the. Secretary of the Navy to take — ginning after Dec. 31, 194#f-~— the United States of America to be possession of and operate the shipyard cases with no return of in affixed. of the Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry- formation required______16644 DONE at the city of Washington this dock Corporation, located at Los Angeles, I nterstate Commerce Commission: 3rd day of December, in the year of our California, in order effectively to con-, Common carriers by railroad; Lord nineteen hundred and struct, convert and repair vessels re refrigeration of citrus frut [seal] forty-threqfland of the Inde quired by the United States and to do shipments (2 documents)— 16667 pendence of the United States (Continued on next page) (Continued on next page) 16641 * 16642 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943 CONTENTS—Continued Regulations Office of P rice Administration— Continued. Pag® FEDERALÄREGISTER Solid fuels (MPR 121, Am. 26) „ 16662 Tree nuts, edible (MPR 490, Am. TITLE 6—AGRICULTURAL CREDIT 2)______16663 Chapter I—Farm Credit Administration Selective Service System: Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, end days following legal holidays, by the Official deferred by law and men Part 50—Rules and R egulations for Division of-the Federal Register, The National relieved from liability for P roduction Credit Associations Pro Archives, pursuant to the authority contained service (Corr.)______16644 mulgated by the Farm Credit Admin in the Federal Register Act, approved July 26, Wage and H our D ivision: istration 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as amended; 44 TJ.S.C., Learner employment certifi ch. 8B ), under regulations prescribed by the CHARGES TO BORROWERS; CONFIDENTIAL cates, issuance to various INFORMATION Administrative Committee, approved by the industries (2 documents)_ 16666 President. Distribution is made only by the W ar P ood Administration: Section 50.13 of Title 6, Code of Fed Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. Castor oil (PDO 32, Am. 2)____ 16643 eral Regulations (as amended, 7 F.R. The regulatory material appearing herein is Walnuts (PDO 82, Am. 1)_____ 16643 267) is further amended, effective De keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, War P roduction B oard: cember 1,1943, to read as follows: which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant Blankets (M-298)_...... 16653 § 50.13 Charges to borrowers. Sub to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as Chemicals (M-340)____ 16658 ject to the approval of the president of amended June 19, 1937. Consent orderi Mike Vuich____ 16672 the corporation the association may pre The F ederal R egister will be furnished by Controlled materials plan; use mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 scribe charges and other fees to be per month or $15.00 per year, payable In ad of MRO symbol (CMP 5, Dir. charged applicants in connection with vance. The charge for individual copies 1 5 )„ ______r______16659 loans. Except as otherwise authorized (minimum 15tf) varies in proportion to the Cooking utensils (L-30-d)____ 16655 by the president, of the corporation, the size of the issue. Remit check or money Cotton linters and hull fibre (M- cost of title and mortgage abstracts and order, made payable to the Superintendent 12)______16657 searches, fees for filing or recording of Documents, directly to the Government Farm machinery and equip Printing Office, Washington, D. C. ment, etc., exports (L- mortgages, fees in connection with re There are no restrictions on the republica 257-a)______16646 leases, notarial fees in connection with tion of material appearing in the F ederal Fluorescent lighting fixtures the execution of loan papers, and other R egister. expenses incurred in closing loans must (L-78)______„ 16650 be paid by the borrower. (Sec. 60,48 Stat. Furnaces (L-22)______16652 266; 12 U.S.C. 1138) NOTICE Machinery and equipment (L-41, Dir. 2)______16649 Section 50.15 of Title 6, Code of Fed Book 1 of the Cumulative Sup Rubber, synthetic rubber, etc. : eral Regulations (as amended, 4 F.R. plement to the Code of Federal (R-l, Am. 1)______16660 4807) is further amended, effective De Regulations may be obtained from (R-l, Appendix III)______16661 cember 1, 1943, to read as follows: Suspension orders: § 50.15 Confidential information. The the Superintendent of Documents, Baer, Louis______16645 Government Printing Office, at $3.00 directors, officers, employees, and agents Globe Mfg. Co______16646 of an association shall not disclose in per copy. This book contains all Hastings, George F., Co____ 16645 formation regarding the association’s Presidential documents issued dur Refrigeration Engineering and borrowers or 'applicants for loans or ing the period from June 2, 1938, Sales Co______16645 other information of confidential charac through June 1, 1943, together with Standard Column Co_¡______16645 ter, except as permitted by instructions appropriate tables and index. Textile, clothing, etc., machin issued by the corporation in conformity ery (L-215)______;___ 16653 with the pertinent regulations \ promul gated in the General Administrative CONTENTS—Continued Manual issued by the Farm Credit, Ad all things necessary or incidental to that ministration. (Sec. 20, 48 Stat. 259; 12 Interstate Commerce Commis end. U.S.C. HS.ld) sion—Continued. Pa8® The Secretary of the Navy may exer [SEAL] A. T. Esgate, Norfolk and Western Railroad, cise the authority herein conferred Deputy Production large capacity coal cars-— ' 16667 through and with the aid of such person Credit Commissioner. Reports, annual, special, etc.; or persons or instrumentalities as he may form prescribed for lessors designate, and may select and .hire such [F. R. Doc. 43-19640; Filed, December 8, 1943; to steam railways------16666 3:33 p. m.] Office of D efense T ransportation: employees, including a competent civilian Tank cars, assignment (ODT 7, adviser on industrial relations* as are Rev. 2)______16670 necessary to carry out the provisions of this order, and in furtherance of the Part 51—Rules and R egulations for Pro Office of P rice Administration: duction Credit Associations P romul Adjustments, exceptions, etc.; purposes of this order, the Secretary of gated by All P roduction Credit Coca Cola Co______16664 the Navy may exercise any existing con Corporations Mines in Broad Top region of tractual or other rights of the said cor District 1—______16670poration, and take such other steps as APPROVAL OF LOANS TO DIRECTORS, OFFICERS, Apples and apple products (MPR may be necessary or desirable. EMPLOYEES AND AGENTS 493, Am. 1)______16664 Possession and operation of the said Section 51.2 (f) of Title 6, Code of Fed Matzos products (RSR 14, Am. eral Regulations (as amended, 6 F.R. 62) ______16664 shipyard under this order will be termi nated within sixty days after the Presi 2155) is further amended, effective De Regional and district office or cember 1, 1943, to read as follows: ders: dent determines that the shipyard will be Community ceiling prices, list operated privately in an efficient man § 51.2 (f) Loans to directors, officers, of orders filed (2 docu ner consistent with the requirements of employees, and agents of the Farm Credit ments)______16671 the war effort. Administration, the corporation and the Food and drink sold for im- F ranklin D R oosevelt association, (a) Loans to a director of •mediate consumption, the corporation or to an officer (as dis Little Rock, Ark., dis The White House, tinguished from an employee) of the trict ______16671 December 3, 1943. Farm Credit Administration of Kansas Solid fuels, New Mexico [F. R. Doc. 43-19645; Filed, December 9, 1943; City, Missouri, shall be subject to prior (Corr.)______16671 9:59 a. m.] approval by the board of directors of the FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943 16643
■- corporation and by the Production R egion HI [FDO 32, Arndt. 2] Credit Commissioner. OHIO (b) Loans to an officer, employee, or Part 1460—Fats and Oils County, Athens agent of the corporation shall be sub USE AND DISTRIBUTION OF CASTOR OIL ject to prior approval by the board of Locality I—Consisting of the town directors of the production credit corpo ships of Dover, Trimble, Waterloo, Food Distribution Order No. 32 as ration. and York______$2, 608 amended (8 F. R. 13434), § 1460.4, issued (c) Loans to a director or officer of an Locality II—Consisting of the town ships of Alexander, Ames, Athens, by the Acting War Food Administrator association shall be subject to prior ap Canaan, Lee, and Rome______8,818 on the first day of October, 1943, is proval by the president of the corpora Locality III—Consisting of the town amended as follows: tion, or in his absence or unavailability, ships of Carthage, Lodi, and Troy_2, 869 1. By deleting the provisions of para by the officer authorized to perform the Locality IV—Consisting of the town graph (r) thereof and inserting in lieu duties of the president. ship of Bern______2,863 thereof the following: (d) Similar approval shall be required (b) The purchase price limit previ for any loan to a partnership, firm, or (r) Temporary suspension of para ously established for the county above- graphs (b), (c), and (d). The restric corporation of which any of the afore mentioned is hereby cancelled. said persons is a member or stockholder, tions and provisions of paragraphs (b), and for any loan to a third party where Approved: November 26, 1943. (c), and (d) of this order shall not apply to the delivery, acceptance of delivery, more than $500 of the loan proceeds is to Frank Hancock, be used in connection with real or per use, processing, or blending of castor oil Administrator. by any person when such delivery, ac sonal property in which any such person [F. R. Doc. 43-19638; Filed, December 8, 1943; ceptance of delivery, use, processing, or has a present legal or equitable interest. 3:33 p. m.] blending occurs in the period beginning (e) No member of the executive com on October 1,1943 and ending on March mittee of an association shall partici 31,1944: Provided, however, That begin pate in the deliberation upon the appli ning on December 10, 1943 the restric cation for a loan in which he or a member TITLE 7—AGRICULTURE tions of said paragraph (b) shall apply of his immediate family has a legal or to the use, processing, or blending of cas equitable interest. The term “imme Chapter XI—War Food Administration tor oil by any person in the production diate family” shall include a father, (Distribution Orders) of any product sold or delivered for use in thinning or reducing paint, varnish, mother, brother, sister, son, daughter, [FDO 82, Arndt. 1] husband, or wife. (Sec. 23, 48 Stat. 261; lacquer, or other protective coatings. 12 U.S.C. 113tg) Part 1405—F ruits and Vegetables 2. By deleting the provisions of para walnuts graph (s) thereof and inserting in lieu Promulgated by all the Production thereof the following: Credit Corporations with the approval Food Distribution Order No. 82.(8 F it. of the Governor of the Farm Credit Ad 13283), issued by the War Food Adminis (s) Additional reporting requirements. ministration. trator on September 28,1943, is amended (1) Every person, except a wholesale or [seal] A. T. Esgate, by deleting therefrom the provisions of retail distributor of castor oil, who ac Deputy Production § 1405.27 (b) (2) and inserting, in lieu cepts delivery of, uses, processes, or Credit Commissioner. thereof, the following: blends 1,000 pounds or more of castor oil in any month hereafter, including [F. R. Doc. 43-19639; Filed, December 8, 1943; (2) Walnuts required to be set aside. October 1943, shall, on or before the 8:33 p. m.] No person shall ship, after 12:01 a. m., 15th day of the month succeeding the P. w. t., October 2, 1943, unshelled wal month in which such acceptance of de nuts unless, prior to the shipment there livery, use, processing, or blending oc of, he shall have set aside a quantity of curs, properly fill out and file Form BM Chapter III—War Food Administration merchantable walnuts equal at least to (Farm Security) 1, as prescribed by the Bureau of the 10 percent, by weight, of each shipment Census, with the Bureau of the Census, Subchapter O—Farm Ownership of merchantable walnuts made by him: Washington 25, D. C. Such forms shall Provided, That this provision shall not be obtained from the Bureau of the ‘Part 367—Locality Designations apply to shipments of walnuts for which Census. CERTAIN LOCALITIES IN OHIO a quantity of walnuts has already been (2) Every person, except a wholesale set aside by a previous shipper in accord ance with the provisions hereof. or retail distributor of castor oil, who § 367.55 .Designation of localities in accepts delivery of, uses, processes, or county in which loans, pursuant to Title This amendment shall become effec I of the Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant blends 3,000 pounds or more of castor oil tive as of 12:01 a. m., P. w. t., October 2, in any calendar quarter hereafter, be Act, may be made, (a) In accordance 1943. With respect to any violation of with the rules and regulations promul Food Distribution Order No. 82, prior to ginning with the calendar quarter which gated by the Secretary of Agriculture on the issuance of this amendment, said commences on October 1, 1943, shall, on July 1, 1941, as extended by the War Food Distribution Order No. ¿2 shall be or before the 15th day of the second Food Administrator’s Delegation of Au deemed to continue in full force and month succeeding the end of the calen thority issued November 5, 1943, loans effect for the purpose of sustaining any dar quarter in which such acceptance of made in the county mentioned herein, proper suit, action, or other proceeding delivery, use, processing, or blending oc- under Title I of the Bankhead-Jonês with respect to any such violation. -curs, properly fill out and file Form BM Farm Tenant Act, may be made within (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R. 2, as prescribed by the Bureau of the the localities herein described and desig 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. 9392, Census, with the Bureau of the Census, nated. The value of the average farm 8 F.R. 14783; FDO 82, 8 F.R. 13283) Washington 25, D. C. Such forms shall unit of thirty acres and more in each of be obtained from the Bureau of the these localities has been determined in Issued this 7th day of December 1943. Census. accordance with the provisions of saicf Ashley Sellers, (3) The reporting requirements of this rules and regulations. A description of Assistant War Food Administrator. amendment have been approved by the the localities and the determination of [F. R. Doc. 43-19637; Filed, December 8, 1943; - Bureau of the Budget in accordance with value for each follows: 3:37 p. m.] the Federal Reports Act of 1942.
I 16644 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943 This amendment shall become effec In the Matter of Stanley J. Remus, Doing ting forth in detail the manner and form tive on the 10th day of December 1943, Business as Stanley J. Remus & Com in which said respondents are complying at 12:01 a. m., e. w. t. However, with pany; P. E. Harris & Company; Kelley- and have complied with the order to respect to violations of Food Distribution Clarke Company; and Oceanic Sales cease and desist hereinabove set forth. Order 32, as amended, rights accrued, or Company By the Commission. liabilities incurred thereunder, prior to This proceeding having been heard [seal] Otis B. Johnson, said date, said Food Distribution Order by the Federal Trade Commission upon Secretary. 32, as amended, shall be deemed to be in the complaint of the Commission and [F. R. Doc. 43-19646; Filed, December 9, 1943; full force and effect for the purpose of the substitute answers filed by the re 10:45 a. m.} sustaining any proper suit, action, or spondents, Stanley J. Remus, doing bus other proceeding with respect to any iness as Stanley J. Remus & Company, such violation, right, or liability. P. E. Harris & Company, and Oceanic (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; EO. 9322, 8 F.R. Sales Company, which answers admit TITLE 26—INTERNAL REVENUE 3807'; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423* E.O. 9392, all of the material allegations of the com Chapter I—Bureau of Internal Revenue 8 F.R. 14783) plaint to be true, and waive all other intervening procedure and further hear Subchapter A—Income and Excess Profits Taxes Issued this 7th day of December 1943. ings as to said facts; and,the Commission [T.D. 5310] Ashley Sellers, having made its findings as to the facts Assistant War Food Administrator. and conclusions herein that said re P art 29—-Income Tax; Taxable Years B eginning After D ecember 31,1941 [F. R. Doc. 43-19636; Filed, December 8, 1943; spondents Stanley J. Remus, doing busi 3:37 p. m.] ness as Stanley J. Remus & Company, P. information returns not required E. Harris & Company, and Oceanic Sales Section 29.147-3 of Regulations 111 Company have violated the provisions [Part 29, Title 26 CFR Cum. Sup.] is of subsection (c) of section 2 of an act amended by striking out the word “and” TITLE 16—COMMERCIAL PRACTICES of Congress entitled, “An Act to supple ment existing laws against unlawful re at the end of paragraph (i); by striking Chapter I—Federal Trade Commission straints and monopolies, and for other out the period at the end of paragraph purposes,” approved October 15, 1914 (j) and inserting in lieu thereof a semi [Docket No. 4833] (the Clayton Act), as amended by an act colon; and by inserting immediately P art 3—Digest of Cease and D esist of Congress approved June 19, 1936 (the after paragraph (j) the following ne^ Orders Robinson-Patman Act) (U.S.C. Title 15, paragraphs: STANLEY J. REMUS & COMPANY, ET AL. sec. 13) ; (k) Payments on or after January 1, It is ordered, That the respondent 1943, of interest on obligations of the § 3.45 (e) Discriminating in price- Stanley J. Remus, individually and trad United States or any agency or instru indirect discrimination—Brokerage pay ing as Stanley J. Remus & Company, or mentality thereof; and ments. In connection with the purchase, under any other name, and his agents, (l) Payments on or after January 1, In commerce, of canned fish or other employees, and representatives, directly 1943, of interest,on corporate bonds, ex commodities, and on the part of respond or through any corporate or other device cept in the case of interest on bonds, ent Stanley J. Remus trading as Stanley in connection with the purchase of mortgages, deeds of trust, or other sim J. Remus & Co., his agents, etc., and canned fish or other commodities in com ilar obligations issued prior to January 1, among other things, as in order set merce, as “commerce” is defined in the 1934, and containing a tax-free covenant. forth, receiving or accepting, directly or aforesaid Clayton Act, do forthwith cease indirectly, from P. E. Harris & Co., and desist from: (Secs. 62 and 147 of the Internal Revenue Oceanic Sales Co., or any other seller, 1“. Receiving or accepting, directly or Code (53 Stat. 32, 64)) anything of value as a commission, bro indirectly, from P. E. Harris & Company, [seal] H arold N. Graves, kerage, or other compensation, or any al Oceanic Sales Company, or any other Acting Commissioner lowance or discount in lieu thereof, upon Seller, anything of value as a commission, of Internal Revenue. purchases of canned fish or other com brokerage, or other compensation, or any Approved: December 8,1943. modities made for respondent’s own ac allowance or discount in lieu thereof, Herbert E. Gaston, count; prohibited. (Sec. 2c, 49 Stat. upon purchases of canned fish or other Acting Secretary of the Treasury. 1527; 15 U.S.C., sec. 13c) [Cease and commodities madç for respondent’s own desist order, Stanley J. Remus & Com account. |F. R. Doc. 43-19651; Filed, December 9, 1943; pany, et al., Docket 4833, November 20, It is further ordered, That the re 10:58 a. m.] 19431 spondents P. E. Harris & Company, a cor § 3.45 (e) Discriminating in price— poration, and Oceanic Sales Company, a Indirect discrimination—Brokerage pay corporation, and their respective officers, TITLE 32—NATIONAL DEFENSE ments. In connection with the sale and representatives, agents, and employees, distribution, in commerce, of canned fish directly or through any corporate or Chapter VI—Selective Service System and other commodities, and on the part other device in connection with the sale [Arndt. 186, 2d Ed.] of respondent P. E. Harris & Co. and re and distribution of canned fish and other spondent Oceanic Sales Co., and their commodities in commerce as “commerce” P art 622—Classification respective officers, etc., and among other is defined in the aforesaid Clayton Act, CLASS IV-B, OFFICIAL DEFERRED AND,MEN RE things, as in order set forth, paying or do forthwith cease and desist from: LIEVED FROM LIABILITY FOR TRAINING AND granting, directly or indirectly, to re 1. Paying or granting, directly or indi SERVICE spondent Stanley J. Remus, doing busi rectly, to respondent Stanley J. Remus, Correction ness as Stanley J. Remus & Co., or to any doing business as Stanley J. Remus & The first paragraph of F.R. Doc. 43- other purchaser, anything of value as a Company, or to any other purchaser, 19342, appearing at page 16355 of the commission, brokerage, or other com anything of value as a commission, brok issue for Tuesday, December 7, 1943, pensation, or any allowance or discount erage, or other compensation, or any al should read as follows: in lieu thereof, upon purchases of canned lowance or discount in lieu thereof, upon fish or other commodities made by, or purchases of canned fish or other com By virtue of the provisions of the Se for the account of, any such purchaser; modities made by, or for the account of, lective Training and Service Act of 1940 prohibited. (Sec. 2c, 49 Stat. 1527; 15 any such purchaser. (54 Stat.. 885, 50 U.S.C., App. and Sup. U.S.C., sec. 13c) [Cease and desist It is further ordered, That said re 301 et seq.); E.O. No. 8545, 5 F.R. 3779, order, Stanley J. Remus & Company, spondents, Stanley J. Remus, doing busi E.O. No. 9279, 7 F.R. 10177, and the et al., Docket 4833, November 20,19431 ness as Stanley J. Remus & Company, authority vested in me by the Chairman P. E. Harris & Company, a corporation, of the War Manpower Commission in At a regular session of the Federal and Oceanic Sales Company, a corpora Administrative Order No. 26, 7 F.R. 10512, Trade Commission, hfeld at its office in tion, within sixty (60) days after service Selective Service Regulations, Second the City of Washington, D. C., on the 20th upon them of this order shall file with Edition, are hereby amended in the fol day of November, A. D. 1943. the Commission a report in writing set lowing respect: FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943 16645 Chapter IX—War Production Board pany. C. B. Warren is also doing busi 1942, George F. Hastings accepted orders ness under the name of Electric Ap for and delivered in fulfillment thereof Subchapter B—Executive Vice-Chairman pliance Service Company at the same fifteen items of new woodworking ma Authority : Regulations in this subchapter address. During the months of Janu Issued under sec. 2 (a), 54 Stat. 676, as chinery and equipment, having a total amended by 55 Stat. 236 and 56 Stat. 176; ary through March, 1943, C. B. Warren value of $8,311.35. The orders for these E.O. 9024, 7 P.R. 329; E.O. 9125, 7 P.R. 2719; and William P. Farrow produced at least machines were either not approved or W.P.B. Reg. 1 as amended March 24, 1943, ten Farm Freezers of twenty-four cubic ders within the term of Limitation Order 8 F.R. 3666, 3696; Pri. Reg. 1 as amended May foot capacity, although after January L-83 or failed to contain the certifica 15, 1943, 8 F.R. 6727. 19, 1943 they had in their possession tion required by that order, and were, Amendment 4 to General Limitation therefore, filled by George F. Hastings in Part 1010—Suspension Orders Order L-38, issued September 26, 1942, violation of Limitation Order L-83. [Suspension Order S-445] which specifically prohibited such pro These violations have been deemed wil duction. Their action in producing this ful. In view of the foregoing; It is hereby LOUIS BAER refrigerating equipment must be con ordered, That: Louis Baer, of Dunn, North Carolina, sidered wilful. began construction, consisting of altera These violations of General Limitation § 1010.455 Suspension Order No. tions to and remodeling of, two houses Order L-38 have hampered and impeded S-455. (a) George F. Hastings, doing located in Dunn, North Carolina, one on the war effort of the United States by business as George F. Hastings Company West Broad Street between Ellis and diverting scarce materials to uses not or otherwise, shall not directly or indi McKey Avenues, construction on which authorized by the War Production Board. rectly, order, purchase, accept delivery began about September 24,1942, and the In view of the foregoing, It is hereby of, sell, lease, deliver or otherwise deal in other located on West Broad Street be ordered, That: any woodworking machinery, as defined tween Orange and Lee Streets, on which in Générai Limitation Order L-311, un construction began about January 2, § 1010.449 Suspension Order S-449. less hereafter specifically authorized in (a) Deliveries of material to William P. writing by the War Production Board. 1943, at an estimated cost of about Farrow or C. B. Warren, Sr., individually, $2,000 on each house, without obtaining (b) Nothing contained in this order authorization from, the War Production or doing business under any assumed shall be deemed to relieve George F. Board. The house at the first named name or trade name or as a partnership, Hastings, doing business as George F. location has been completed but the shall not be accorded priority over de Hastings Company, or otherwise, his suc house at the second location has not. liveries under any other Contract or order cessors or assigns, from any restriction, This construction was in violation of and no preference rating shall be as prohibition or provision contained in any signed, applied or extended to any tUch other order or regulation of the War Pro Conservation Order L-41. Mr. Baer deliveries by means of preference rating knew of War Production Board regula duction Board except in so far as the certificates, preference .rating orders, same may be inconsistent with the pro tions and his failure to take the neces general preference orders, or any other visions hereof. sary steps to insure compliance with orders or regulations of the War Produc (c) This order shall take effect on De Conservation Order L-41 was wilful. In tion Board unless hereafter specifically cember 8,1943 and shall expire on March view of the foregoing, It is hereby order authorized in writing by the War Pro 8, 1944. ed, That: • duction Board. § 1010.445 Suspension Order -No. S- (b) No allocation shall be made to Issued this 1st day of December 1943. 445. (a) Neither Louis Baer, his succes William P. Farrow or C. B. Warren, Sr., War P roduction B oard, sors Dr assigns, nor any other .person, individually, or doing business under any , By J. J oseph W helan, shall order, purchase, accept delivery of assumed name or trade name or as a Recording Secretary. or withdraw from inventory, or in any partnership, of any material or products, [F. R. Doc. 43-Î9633; Filed, December 8, 1943; manner secure or use material or con the supply or distribution of which is 3:09 p. m.] struction plant in order to continue or governed by any order of the War Pro complete construction, as defined in duction Board, unless hereafter speci Conservation Order’L-41, on the afore fically authorized in writing by the War P art 1010—Suspension Orders said house, located on West Broad Street Production Board. [Suspension Order S-457] between Orange and Lee Streets in Dunn, (c) Nothing contained in this order STANDARD CQLUMN CO. North Carolina, unless hereafter specifi shall be deemed to relieve William P. cally authorized in writing by the War Farrow or C. B. Warren, Sr., individually, The Standard Column Company, a Production Board. or doing business under any assumed corporation with its principal office and (b) Nothing contained in this order name or trade name or as a partnership, place of business in Bridgeport, Con shall be deemed to relieve Louis .Baer, from any restriction, prohibition or pro necticut, is engaged in manufacturing his successors or assigns, from any re vision contained in any other order or reinforced concrete columns and in the striction, prohibition or provision con regulation of the War Production Board, wholesale building material business. tained in any other order or regulation except in so far as the same may be in During the period between January 15, of the War Production Board, except in consistent with the terms thereof. 1943 and March 18, 1943, the Standard so far as the same may be inconsistent (d) This order shall take effect on the Column Company overextended AA-1 with the provisions hereof. 8th day of December 1943 and shall ex ratings to its suppliers of hardboard and (c) This order shall take effect on pire sixty days from its date of issuance. thus obtained delivery of excessive quan December 8, 1943. tities of hardboard by wilful, false and Issued this 1st day of December 1943. misleading statements that it was en Issued this 1st day of December 1943. War P roduction B oard, titled to extend such ratings. Some of War Production B oard, By J. J oseph Whelan, these overextensions resulted from plac By J. J oseph Whelan, Recording Secretary. ing duplicate orders for carload lots with Recording Secretary. different suppliers. [F. R. Doc. 43-19632; Filed, December 8, 1943; [F. R. Doc. 43-19631; Filed, December 8, 1943; 3:09 p. m.] This practice of the respondent, at a 3:09 p. m.] time when it had no equivalent amount of AA-1 orders on its books, was a wilful violation of Priorities Regulation No. 3, Part 1010—Suspension .Orders * Part 1010—Suspension Orders which hampered and impeded the opera [Suspension Order S-455] tion of the controls established by the [Suspension Order S-449] GEORGE F. HASTINGS COMPANY War Production Board over the distribu refrigeration engineering & sales cd. tion of critical materials. In view of the George F. Hastings, doing business as foregoing, It is hereby ordered, That: William P. Farrow and C. B. Warren, George F. Hastings Company, 1421 Sev Sr., of El Paso, Texas, are partners en enteenth Street, Denver, Colorado, is a § 1010.451 Suspension Order S-457. gaged in the business of selling refriger manufacturer’s agent engaged in the sale (a) Deliveries of material to Standard ating equipment at 821 North Mesa of woodworking machines and other in Column Company, its successors or as Avenue of that city, under the name of dustrial machinery and equipment. signs, shall not be accorded priority over Refrigeration Engineering & Sales Com From October 5, 1942 to November 28, deliveries under any other contract or 16646 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943 order and no preference ratings shall be ders” bearing a preference rating of (c) Restrictions on production for ex assigned, applied or extended to such de AA-4 or higher. port—(1) General export quotas (except liveries by means of preference ratings (c) Nothing contained in this order Canada). During any current quota pe certificates, preference rating orders, shall be deemed to relieve Harry Keller, riod, no producer shall manufacture for general preference orders or any other doing business as Globe Manufacturing shipment, or ship, to foreign countries orders or regulations of the War Pro Company, or otherwise, his successors or more machinery and equipment (both duction Board, unless hereafter specifi assigns, from any restriction, prohibi farm and non-farm) and repair parts cally authorized in writing by the War tion, or provision contained in any other than his quota for the particular coun Production Board. order or regulation of the War Produc try or countries, as indicated on the ap (b) No allocation or allotment shall be tion Board, except in so far as the same plicable export schedule. Where coun made to the Standard Column Company, may be inconsistent with the provisions tries are listed on an applicable export its successors or assigns, directly or in hereof. schedule as a group with only one quota directly, of any material or product the (d) This order shall take effect on percentage, the producer’s quota for all supply or distribution of which is gov December 8,1943, and shall expire Janu countries in the group as a whole is the erned by any order of the War Produc ary 8, 1944. listed percentage of his base shipments tion Board, unless hereafter specifically to those countries. Where countries are authorized in writing by the War Pro Issued this 1st day of December 1943. listed individually with separate quota duction Board. War P roduction B oard, percentages, the producer’s quota for (c) Nothing contained in this order By J. J oseph Whelan, each country is the applicable percentage Recording Secretary. of his base shipment to that country. shall be deemed to relieve the Standard Where the quota percentage is 0% for Column Company, its successors or as [F. R. Doc. 43^19635; Filed, December 8, 1943; any country or group of countries listed, signs, from any restriction, prohibition 3:09 p. m.] or where a particular foreign country is or provision contained in any other not listed at all, shipments can be made order or regulation of the War Produc only by getting a special quota under tion Board, except in so far a^ the same paragraphic) (4). These special quotas may be inconsistent with the provisions Fart 1029—Farm Machinery and Equip will be given only as the need arises. hereof. ment and Attachments and R epair Each export quota for a country or (d) This order shall take effect on Parts Therefor group of countries (except Canada) is December 8, 1943, and shall expire April [Limitation Order L-257-a as Amended an over-all tonnage, which the producer 8,1944. Dec. 9, 1943] can divide up among farm machinery Issued this 1st day of December 1943. and equipment, non-farm machinery and EXPORTS equipment, and repair parts, as he W ar P roduction Board, § 1029.16 Limitation Order L-257-a— chooses. By J. J oseph WhelAn , (a) What this order does. This order de Exceptions to these general rules are Recording Secretary. scribes the rules governing the manu stated in paragraph (d). [P. R. Doc. 43-19634; Filed, December 8, 1943{ facture for export of machinery and (2) Canadian quotas. During any 3:09 p. m.] equipment (both farm and non-farm) current quota period, no producer shall and repair parts, and supplements Limi manufacture for shipment to Canada tation Order L-257 covering domestic more of any item of farm machinery and Part 1010—Suspension Orders production. All general provisions of the equipment (in units) or attachments and [Suspension Order S-458] domestic order, such as definitions and repair parts (by weight) than his quota rules for production schedules, will apply as indicated on the applicable ekport GLOBE MANUFACTURING COMPANY to producers for export under this order, schedule. For each item of farm ma Harry Keller does business under the unless this order indicates otherwise. It chinery and equipment (excluding at name of. Globe Manufacturing Company is expected that this order L-257-a will tachments) the producer’s quota is half at 2009 Kinsey Street, Philadelphia, be the basic export order from year , to the number of that item (in units) Pennsylvania, manufacturing, repairing year, but that “applicable export sched shipped by him to Canada during the and selling new and used industrial ma ules” of quotas will be issued for each calendar years 1940 and 1941, multiplied chinery, chiefly for the paper box, tex “current quota period”, just as explained by the percentage shown for the item on tile and printing industries. Subsequent in Order L-257 for domestic quotas. It the schedule. (Quotas for Canada do to April 20, 1943 the Company accepted may be assumed that the applicable ex not include non-farm machinery and port schedules in effect at any particular equipment.) orders for, or made deliveries of, 8 items For each item of attachments, the of critical industrial machinery in viola time will continue into the next “current quota period”, until such time as new quota is half the net shipping weight of tion of Limitation Order L-83, in that schedules are issued. that item shipped by the producer to the orders for the machinery were not (b) Additional definitions. The definiCanada during the calendar years 1940 “approved orders”, as defined in Limita tions of Order L-257, unless otherwise in and 1941, multiplied by the percentage tion Order L-83. Mr. Keller knew that dicated in this order, shall apply for the shown for the item on the schedule. his business was subject to regulation by purpose of this order, and also the fol However, the producer may choose to the War Production Board and his fail lowing: lump all attachments as explained in ure to take steps to ensure compliance (1) “Base shipment” means one-half paragraph (d) (3). with Limitation Order L-83 was so gross the net shipping weight of the total For repair parts, the quota is half his ly negligent as to be deemed wilful. quantity (as reported on Form PD-388) total 1940 and 1941 shipments by weight These violations of Limitation Order of farm machinery and equipment and of all repair parts to Canada, multiplied L-83 have hampered and impeded the repair parts in the aggregate exported by by the indicated percentage. war effort of the United States by divert a producer during the calendar years Exceptions to these general rules are ing critical industrial machinery to uses 1940 and 1941 combined to any country stated in paragraph (d). unauthorized by the War Production or group of countries (except Canada) (3) Special restrictions. No producer Board. In view of the foregoing, It is listed on an applicable export schedule. shall manufacture for*shipment, or ship, hereby ordered, That: (2) “Lend-Lease order” means any or to any foreign country including Can der for machinery and equipment (both ada) : . § 1010.458 Suspension Order S-458. farm and non-farm) or repair parts (i) Any item of farm machinery and (a) Harry Keller, doing business as Globe placed by any agency of the United States equipment requiring rubber tires, except Manufacturing Company, or otherwise, Government in response to a requisition upon specific authorization in writing of his successors or assigns, shall not pur filed pursuant to the Act of March 11, the War Production Board; chase for, or use in, the manufacture, re 1941, entitled “An Act to Promote the (ii) Any item of farm machinery and pair or renovation of critical industrial Defense of the United States” (Lend- equipment or repair parts except to the machinery, as defined in Limitation Or Lease Act). extent listed on an approved production der L-83, any controlled material, as (3) “Applicable export schedule” schedule under paragraph (e). defined in Controlled Materials Kan means any schedule which relates to a (4) Adjustments in quotas. The War Regulation No. 1. current quota period and fixes manufac Production Board may, by specific writ (b) The restrictions of paragraph (a) turing quotas for the foreign country or ten directions or authorizations issued to hereof shall not apply to “approved or countries listed for that period. any producer or other person affected by FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943 16647 this order, increase or decrease any ex (f) Appeals. .Any appeal from the Schedule X-4—Quota Percentage 580% port quota or authorized use of mate provisions of this order shall be made by French North Africa: rials; and may transfer any portions of filing a letter in triplicate, referring to Algeria quotas between producers, taking into the particular provision appealed from French Morocco account the amount and weight of ma and stating fully the grounds of the Tunisia terials to be. used, the need for particular appeal. Schedule X-5—Quota Percentage 479% items at the time required in particular (g) Communications. All communi countries, the labor and transportation cations concerning this order, shall, un Other French Africa: situation in the manufacturing areas in less otherwise directed, be addressed to: French Equatorial Africa volved, and such other factors as may be War Production Board, Farm Machinery French Somaliland proper. - and Equipment Division, Washington Cameroons (French) " (d) Exceptions—(1) Production be 25, D. C., Ref.: L-257-a. Schedule X-6—Quota Percentage 151% fore or after current quota periods—(i) Issued this 9th day of December 1943. British West Indies: Advance planning of production. Before Bahamas the beginning of any current quota pe W ar Production B oard, Barbados riod, producers may plan their advance By J. Joseph Whelan, Bermuda production for export as explained for Recording Secretary. ^ Jamaica domestic production in subparagraph Leeward Islands (d) (5) (i) of Order L-257. Applicable Export Schedules of Order L-257-a for Current Quota P eriod J uly 1, Trinidad and Tobago (ii) Carry-over of uncompleted por Windward Islands tions of quotas. Any portions of export 1943 to J u n e 30, 1944 quotas under an applicable export Quotas for countries listed on Schedules Schedule X-7—Quota Percentage 37% X-l, X-3, X-4, X-5, X-6, X-7 below are ex schedule (including all amendments, pressed as a percentage of one-half the total British West Africa: appeals and specific authorizations) net shipping weight of the 1940 and 1941 Cameroons (British) which are not completely manufactured shipments of farm machinery and equipment Gambia by the end of the current quota period, and repair parts to all the countries in the Gold Coast may be carried over and added to the particular group. Nigeria corresponding quotas of the next current Quotas for countries listed on Schedule Sierra Leone quota period, but only to the extent that X-8 below are expressed as a percentage of Schedule X-8 the particular items are covered by an ohe-half the total net shipping height of Quota export license issued by the Office of the 1940 and 1941 shipments to each such Countries: percentages Economic Warfare or by a Lend-lease country. Australia______399% order, dated before July 1 of this next No te: Quota percentages are not estab British East Africa_____ . ______167 % period. However, items for Canada may lished for countries listed in Schedules X-2 British Honduras______70% and X-9 below. Quotas for these countries, British Guiana______200% be carried over to the extent that they and for special projects in any country, will can be completed by July 31 of this next be allocated specifically from time to timé Egypt and Sudan______...______380% period. under paragraph (c) (4). Iceland______922% - (iii) Uncompleted L-170 quotas. Un India______55% completed export quotas under Order O. E. W. COUNTRIES Iran______53% L-170 (except Canada) may be carried Schedule X -l—Quota Percentage 45% Iraq (Mesopotamia)-______469% over as explained in subparagraph (d) Argentina ' Guatemala New Zealand______232% (1) (ii) above to the extent that they are Bolivia Haiti Palestine______!______415% covered by an export license or Lend- Brazil Honduras North & South Rhodesia______132 % Lease order dated before October 1,1943. Chile Mexico Turkey______43% Uncompleted L-170 quotas for Canada Colombia Nicaragua Union of South Africa______121% may be completed up to June 30, 1944. Costa Rica Panama Cuba Paraguay Schedule X-9—Other Areas Quota Percent (2) Bracketed items for Canada. age—0% Wherever, in an applicable export Dominican Republic Peru Ecuador Uruguay Aden schedule for Canada, two or more items El Salvador Venezuela Arabia Peninsula States are bracketed together, the producer Belgium may distribute his tqtal quota (in units) Schedule X-2—Other O. E. W. Countries Quota Percentage—0% British Somaliland for that bracket among all the items in Ceylon that bracket, as set forth for domestic N ote: Item “French West Africa” deleted, China (Free) items in paragraph (d) (2) of Order August 24, 1943. Cyprus L-257. Azores Mozambique Italian Somaliland (3) Attachments for Canada. Any Belgian Congo Newfoundland and Ethiopia producer may choose not to follow the British Oceania Labrador Falkland Islands individual quota percentages for attach Canary Islands Portugal French West Africa ment items for Canada as indicated on Cape Verde Islands Portuguese Guinea France the applicable export schedule, and in Curacao (N. W. In ant Angola Greeee stead manufacture up to 75% of half his dies) Rio de Oro and Denmark total 1940 and 1941 shipments of all at Eire Spanish Guinea -Gibraltar tachments (by weight) to Canada, under French Guiana Spain Italy the terms set forth for domestic attach French Oceania Spanish Morocco Malta and Gozo ments in paragraph (d) (3) of Order French West Indies Surinam (Dutch Mauritius and Dependencies - L-257. Greenland Guiana) Netherlands (e) Production schedules. Each pro Liberia Sweden Norway ducer who is not a “small producer” Madagascar Switzerland Poland must have available for shipment export Miquelon and St. Tangier State of Bahrein the quantities of items of machinery and Pierre St. Helena and Dependencies equipment (both farm and non-farm) LEND-LEASE COUNTRIES Syria and repair parts as indicated on his pro U. S. S. R. duction schedules which have been filed Schedule X-3—Quota Percentage 87% Yugoslavia and approved in accordance with para United Kingdom: CANADA graph (e) of Order L-257. All provisions Great Britain Schedule X-10 of that paragraph apply to production North Ireland schedules for export, unless otherwise Scotland Note: Items 14,36, 37, (*) “Power sprayers”, indicated. Wales (*) “Pickup for combines”, 128a, (J) “Potato 16648 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943
diggers, horse or tractor”, 149, 151, 196, 213, GROUP 2: PLOWS AND LISTERS— GROUP 5 : SPRAYERS, DUSTERS, AND 214, 215, 216, 217, 300 amended; items 121, continued o r c h a r d h e a t e r s —continued 121a, 122, (J) ‘‘No applicable item number Division >.* Moldboard Plows * * • ” added Dec. 9, 1943. Division 3: Sprayers with Tank, (Tractor Drawn or Mounted) — Barrel, Knapsack, etc., (6 gals, "Quotas for the following items of farm Continued or more) machinery and equipment (excluding at Quota Quota tachments) qre expressed as a percentage of Item Percentage Item Percentage one-half the number of units of each item 49 * Three bottom, tractor drawn__57 117 Barrel pump sprayer______j shipped to Canada during the combined cal 50 Pour bottom, tractor drawn___ 57 118 Wheelbarrow type______} 84 endar years 1940 and 1941; where applicable, 51 Five bottom, and larger, tractor the item numbers correspond to those in drawn______57 Division 4: Spray Pump (Power) Schedule A o{ Order L-257. Bracketed items 52 One bottom, tractor mounted__ 51 119 Spray pumps, power______100 may be handled as indicated in paragraph 53 Two bottom, tractor mounted. _ 51 Division 6: Dusters " (d) (2). Division 5: One Way Disc Plows ’ The quota base for each item of attach or Tillers 121 Power dusters, auxiliary engine. 162 ments, and for repair parts, is one-half the 121a Power dusters, power take-off__ 162 net shipping weight of the 1940 and 1941 63 Under five feet______72 63a Five foot and under eight foot_ 122 Traction dusters______162 shipments thereof. Note option to lump all 72 123 Hand dusters, rotary type 84 attachments as provided in paragraph (d) (3). 63b Eight foot and over______72 Items not listed are not to be manufac Division 11: Seeding Boxes GROUP 6 : HARVESTING MACHINERY tured for shipment to Canada. (*) Seeding boxes for one way plows Division 1: Combines (Harvest GROUP l : PLANTING, SEEDING AND or tillers______;______92 ing thrashers) FERTILIZING MACHINERY GROUP 3 : HARROWS, ROLLERS, PUL 126 Width of cut, 6 feet and under_ 110 Division 1: Planters (Horse and VERIZERS AND STALK CUTTERS 127 Width of cut, over 6 feet in- Tractor Drawn) eluding 10 feet______110 Quota Division 1: Harrows 128 Width of cut, over 10 feet_____ 110 Item ;percentages 78 Spike tooth harrow sections, <*) Pickup for combines______200 4 Two row corn planters______81 horse or tractor drawn (steel) _ 63 128a Swather______;______244 6 Three row and over corn plant- 79 Spring tooth harrow sections, Division 2: Grain and Bice ers______81 horse or tractor drawn (steel)_ 65 Binders (*) Disc harrows, horse or tractor Division 2: Planters (Tractor drawn: 129 Grain binder (ground drive)__ 61 Mounted) (1) wide tractor disc har 130 Grain binder (power take-off 10 Two row corn planters 81 row___ r ______42 drive)______64 12 Three row and over corn plant (2) tandem tractor disc Division 3: Corn Binders ers _ 81 harrow______56 (3) horse disc harrow____ _ 51 132 (Dorn binders (row binder) horse Division 3: Potato Planters or tractor drawn 75 (Horse or Tractor Drawn) Division 3: Soil Pulverisers and Packers Division 4: Corn Pickers 14 One row.______152 14a Two row and larger ...... Í1) Trailer packers for one way disc, 133 One row, mounted type _ 128 125 drill and plow______41 134 Two row, mounted type _ 128 Division 4: Transplanters 135 One row, pull type______128 GROUP 4 : CULTIVATORS AND 136 Two row, pull type______128 O Horse or tractor drawn.. _ _ .. 77 WEEDERS 16 Hand, wheel type. ___ 77 Division 1: Cultivators (Horse Division 5: Field Ensilage Har vester (Row type) Division 7: Beet Drills and tractor drawn) 137 Field ensilage harvester (40 0) Horse or tractor drawn.. _ _ 69 91 One horse, all types.______58 93 Corn cultivators, one row___ _ 96 units to be allotted)______0 Division 8: Grain Drills 96 Beet cultivators______76 Division 6: Potato Diggers H Field cultivators______66 0) Fertilizer drills, horse or tractor Horse or tractor______158 drawn______75 97 Hand cultivators and weeders_ 100 Í1) (*) Plain drills, horse or tractor Division 2: Cultivators (Tractor Division 8: Beet Lifters drawn______75 Mounted) 141 Horse or tractor______97 (*) Press drills, horse or tractor 98 One row______83 drawn______32 99 Two row, shovel type______83 GROUP 7 : HA-An G MACHINERY Division 10: Garden Planters 100 Three or four row, shovel type_ 83 Division 1: Mowers 101 Five row and over______83 30 Hand planters, wheel type 100 146 Horse or tractor drawn (ground Division 4: Weeders ‘ drive)______77 Division 12: Lime Spreaders 103 (Sowers) Rod weeders, horse or tractor 147 Tractor mounted or semi- drawn______25 mounted (Power take-off 33 Wheeled type, horse or tractor drive)______77 drawn______Division 5: Other Cultivators 70 and Weeders C1) Knife or sickle grinder______71 Division 13: Manure Spreaders Í1) Tobacco cultivators______60 Division 2: Rakes 36 Four wheeled, horse or tractor Sulky, dump drawn______GROUP 5 : SPRAYERS, DUSTERS, AND 148 93 133 ORCHARD HEATERS 149 Side delivery _ 129 37 Two wheeled tractor drawn___ 133 Division 1: Power Sprayers and 150 Sweep, horse______75 GROUP 2 : PLOWS AND LISTERS Traction Sprayers Division 3: Hay Loaders Division 1: Moldboard Plows 0) Power sprayers______116 151 Hay loaders______159 (Horse Drawn) H Traction sprayers.______95 Division 4: Stackers 42 Walking, one horse, steel bot- Division 2: Hand Sprayers (Ca 152 Stackers (Stationary type) 100 tom______0 pacity one quart & over) 43 Walking, one horse, chilled bot- - Division 5: Hay Balers tom______i . __ 0 no Compressed air______' 44 in Knapsack self-contained______(*) Pick-up hay balers (50 units Walking, two horse, or larger__ 51 to be allotted) 0 46 Gang, two bottom and larger__ 26 112 Trombone pump type______113 Bucket pump type, single cyl GROUP 8 : MACHINES FOR PREPAR Division 2: Moldboard Plows inder______ING CROPS FOR MARKET OR USE (Tractor Drawn or Mounted) 114 Bucket pump type, double cyl 84 Division 1: Stationary Thrashers 47 One bottom, tractor drawn... 57 inder______48 Two bottom, tractor drawn __ 57 115 Atomizing single action (1 qt. 158 Thrashers, width of cylinder un- and larger)______der 28 inches______32 1 No applicable item number on Schedule A 116 Atomizing continuous (1 qt. and 159 Thrashers,, width of cylinder 28 of Order L-257. larger)______inches or over 82
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GROUP 8 : MACHINES FOR PREPARINO GROUP 1,3 : DOMESTIC WATER GROUP 1 8 : FARM POULTRY EQUIP CROPS FOR MARKET OR USE— COIl. s y s t e m s —continued MENT Division 4: Ensilage Cutters Division 1: Deep and Shallow Division 1: Incubators (Silo fillers) Well Sysierm—Continued Quota Quota Quota Item Percentage Item Percentage Item Percentage 274 Incubators, 1000 eggcapacity 162 Ensilage cutters (silo fillers)__ 89 215 250-499 gals, per hour, shallow and smaller______105 Division 5: Feed Cutter (Hand well______135 275 Incubators, over 1000. egg ca and Power) 216 500 to 3000 gals, per hour, shal pacity______105 low well______185 163 Peed Cutters, hand and power_ 105 Division 2: Floor Brooders (over Division 2: Power Pumps 100 chick capacity) Division 6: Corn Shelters 217 Horizontal type up to andi* in 277 Coal | 164 Corn shellers, hand______33 cluding 50 gals, per min. 100 279 Wood }______159 165 Power corn shellers (2, 4, 6 and lb. pressure______:___ 135 280 Electric J 8 hole)______83 166 Power corn shellers, cylinder Note: Producers may use one-half their GROUP 14 : FARM PUMPS AND WIND production of oil brooders (over 100 chick —(150 bu. and under)______83 MILLS 167 Power corn shellers, cylinder capacity), as well as one-half their produc- (over 150 bu.)______83 Division 1: Pumps, Water tion of coal, wood and electric types, dur 220 Pitcher pumps or cistern pumps. 86 ing 1940 and 1941, in figuring their total Division 9: Feed Grinders and 221 Hand and windmill pumps____ 162 Crushers brooder quota; but they can produce for shipment to Canada only the coal, wood, and 174 Power Burr type______183 Division 2: Windmills 175 Hammer______66 222 Windmill heads______86 electric types listed above. 175a Roughage mills______66 223 Windmill towers______85 175b Feed mixer (not? c o n c r e t e Division 8: Egg Cleaners and mixer)______126 Division 3: Pump Jacks , Brushes (hand use only) Division 10: Cleaners and Grad 224 Pump Jacks______160 (x) Egg cleaners and brushes (hand ers (Farm type) use only)______150 GROUP 1 8 : IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT 176 Cleaners and graders (corn and Division 2: Distribution Equip GROUP 1 9 : MISCELLANEOUS FARM grain)______- 100 ment EQUIPMENT Division 11: Potato Sorters and (l) Repairs, sprinklers, valves and Division 4: Harness Hardware Graders gates for truck garden sprin 298 Harness hardware (pounds.)___ 156 177 Potato sorters and graders___ 85 kling equipment, excluding piping and lawn sprinklers: Division 6: Electric Fence Division 16: Other Machines for (1,000 pounds to be allotted). 0 Controllers Preparing Crops for Market Use GROUP 1 8 : DAIRY FARM MACHINES 300 Electric fence controllers_____ 225 AND EQUIPMENT (*) " Roller or crusher type feed cut- 301 Electric fence a c c e s s o r i e s ters______83 Division 1: Milking Machines (pounds)______- 200 (l) Pulper (feed)_t______- __ - 100 Division 8: Farm Wood-Sawing 237 Milking machines (with 2 pails Machines GROUP 9 : FARM ELEVATORS AND BLOWERS per pump)______185 309 Farm wood-sawing machines___ 89 Division 1: Elevators (portable) Division 2: Farm Cream 188 Elevators, portable___ ;______60 Separators Division 10: Farm Lighting 238 Farm cream separators, capacity Plants Division 2: Elevators *' (stationary) 250 lbs. per hour or less.____ 0 311 Wincharger type (battery not 239 Farm cream separators, cap. 261- included)______25 189 Elevators, stationary______0 800 lbs. per hour______186 ATTACHMENTS AND REPAIR PARTS GROUP 1 0 : TRACTORS 240 Farm cream separators, capacity 801-1500 lbs. per hour______186 (*) Repair parts, in the aggregate Division 1: Tractors, Wheel Type, (base is one-half the net by Bated Belt H. P. Division 3: Farm Milk Coolers shipping weight of total 1940- 192 Special purpose under 30 h. p_ 241 Immersion type (200 units to be 1941 shipments of repairs)_ 156 193 Special purpose 80 or over h. p_ allotted)______• 0 (*) Attachments: Quota percentage 194 All purpose under 30 h. p_____ 76 for each attachment item is> 195 All purpose 30 and over h. p_ Division 4: Farm Butter Making the same as that listed above Equipment for the machine or item with Division 2: Garden Tractors 243 Butter churns______80 which the attachment is used, 196 Garden tractors including motor except that the base is net tillers (325 units to be al GROUP 1 7 : BARN AND BARNYARD shipping weight instead of lotted) EQUIPMENT units. However, option may be chosen to lump all attach GROUP 1 1 1 ENGINES Division 2: Hay Unloading ments as provided in para Note: Engines and repairs for same are Equipment graph (d) (3) of Order L- not controlled by this order, but are sched 254 Hay carriers______. . . '103 257-a. uled by the Automotive Division. 255 Track for hay carriers______103 [F. R. Doc. 43-19656; Filed, December 9, 1943; 256 Hay forks, harpoon and grapple. 103 11:15 a. m.] , GROUP 1 2 : FARM WAGONS AND 257 Pulleys and fittings______103 TRUCKS (NOT MOTOR) V Division 4: Livestock Drinking Division 1: Wagons Cups and Watering Bowls 205 Wagons, farm, without boxes_ 90 261 Livestock drinking cups______138 206 Trucks, farm, without boxes__ 97 P art 1075—Construction Division 5: Hog Troughs Division 2: Wagon Bodies [Conservation Order L-41, Direction 2] 264 Hog troughs______50 207 Wagon and truck boxes, farm_ 141 INSTALLATION OR RELOCATION OF MACHINERY Division 8: Other Barn and Barn AND EQUIPMENT GROUP i s : DOMESTIC WATER yard Equipment SYSTEMS 270 Hog waterers_ 60 The following direction is issued pur Division 1: Deep and Shallow 271 Hog rings____ ) (15,000 lbs. to be 0 suant to Conservation ©rder L-41: Well System 272 Bull rings____[ allotted) (a) Installing processing machinery or 213 Deep well, reciprocal..____;__ 135 *No applicable item number on Sched equipment. It is not necessary to get War 214 Deep well, Jet pumps______135 ule A of Order L-257. Production Board permission under Order No. 245----- 2 16650 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943 L-41 to install any piece of processing ma fluorescent lighting fixture, (d) a or copper products shall be used in ac chinery or equipment, if the materials needed Cooper-Hewitt type fixture, (e) a Mer cordance with the limitations estab to Install it cost less than $500 and it is to cury type fixture, and (/) a portable flu lished by General Conservation Order be installed in a factory, plant or other in dustrial unit having a productive floor area orescent lighting fixture known as a me M-9-c; and provided further, that until of 10,000 square feet or more and the process chanic’s lamp, and any other portable the 1st day of December, 1943 a non ing machinery or equipment is to be used fluorescent lighting fixture designed for industrial fluorescent lighting fixture for manufacturing, processing, or assembling use in conjunction with any industrial may only be manufactured or assembled goods which are not listed in Schedule A of machine, tool, assembly bench or other from such materials upon written au the order. It does not make any difference similar factory equipment. thorization from the War Production how much the processing machinery or “Fluorescent lighting fixture” does not Board after application made by letter equipment costs. The term “processing ma include any tube, bulb, or replaceable in duplicate; or chinery or equipment” as used in this para graph means machinery or equipment which fluorescent starter, or portable lamp, (b) Materials which have been put in is directly used in the manufacture, process common^ known as bed lamps, floor process to manufacture fluorescent ing or assembling of a product. It does not lamps, wall lamps, table lamps and desk lighting fixtures and which materials include such equipment as plumbing, heat lamps. were in his possession on April 20, 1942, ing or air conditioning equipment, which is (2) “Industrial fluorescent lighting pursuant to orders placed by him on or not used directly in the manufacture, proc fixture” means a fluorescent lighting fix before April 2, 1942, provided that cop essing or assembling of the product. ture which fixture is designed and con per, copper base alloy or copper products (b) Relocating machinery or equipment. structed to illuminate an area of a fac shall be used in accordance with the It is not necessary to get War Production Board permission under Order L-41 to relo tory, workshop or similar plant in which limitations established by General Con cate any piece of machinery or equipment area manufacturing, assembling or other servation Order M-9-c. (whether used for processing or not) in a industrial functions are performed. For (c) Component parts of a fluorescent factory, plant or other industrial unit which the purpose of this order an office or a lighting fixture acquired by him from does not manufacture, process or assemble drafting room is not an area in which a person having possession of such com goods listed in Schedule A of the order and manufacturing, assembling .or other in ponent parts on April 20, 1942, pursuant which has a productive floor area of 10,000 dustrial functions are performed. to an order placed by such person hav square feet or more, if the machinery or (3) “Non-industrial fluorescent light equipment has previously been used in the ing such physical possession on or before same plant, and the materials needed to ing fixture” means any fluorescent light April 2, 1942. relocate it cost less than $500. It does not ing fixture other than an industrial flu (ii) Any component part of a rectified make any difference what the value of the orescent lighting fixture. fluorescent lighting fixture, provided machinery or equipment is. This paragraph (4) “Maintenance” means the mini that such part is used for purposes of does not give a person the right to install a mum upkeep necessary to the continued maintenance and repair and that cop piece of. machinery or equipment (whether and safe operation of any fluorescent per, copper base alloy or copper products new or second-hand) which he is installing lighting fixture. used in the manufacture or assembly of in his plant for the first time as distinct (5) “Repair” means the restoration of from relocating machinery or equipment pre such component part shall be in accord viously used in the same plant. any fluorescent lighting fixture to a ance with the limitations established by (c) Applications. Where permission to in sound working condition after wear and General Conservation Order M-9-c. stall or relocate machinery is required by tear, damage, destruction or failure of (2) Manufacture of reflectors for in Order L-41, application for such permission any part has made it unfit or unsafe for dustrial fluorescent lighting fixtures. should be made on the appropriate form in service. No person shall manufacture or assem dicated on Schedule C of Order L-41. Also, (6) “Put in process” means the act by ble for an industrial fluorescent lighting such form should be used in applying for pri which a person first changes the form of fixture a reflector containing any metal orities assistance to buy installation ma terials where they cannot be bought under material from that form in which it was except: this direction, even if permission to install received by him. (i) For use with a portable fluorescent or relocate is not required by Order L-41. (7) “Reflector” means that part of a lighting fixture of the type set forth in fluorescent lighting fixture which redi paragraph (a) (1) (ii) (/),er Issued this 9th day of December 1943. rects the light emitted from the tube, (ii) For use with a fluorescent light War P roduction B oard, bulb, tubes or bulbs in such fixture in^a ing fixture designed and constructed for By J. J oseph Whelan, desired direction. Reflector does not in the operation of a 400 watt or a 3,000 Recording Secretary. clude a wiring channel, wireway, race watt mercury vapor tube, bulb, tubes [P. R. Doc. 43-19657; Piled, December 9, 1943; way, or any locknuts, screws, bolts, or bulbs, or 11:14 a. m.] washers or other devices for the purpose (iii) For use with a fluorescent light of connecting a reflector to such chan ing fixture employing a hot or cold cath nel, wirewSy or raceway. ode tube, bulb, tubes or bulbs, provided (8) “Top-housing” means a wiring such fixture is specifically designed and Part 3284—B uilding Materials1 channel, wireway or raceway specifically constructed for use in hazardous loca - [Limitation Order L-78, as Amended designed and constructed to support or tions as defined in paragraphs 5005 and Dec. 9, 1943] • hold any of the following component 5006 of Article 500 of the National Elec parts of a fluorescent lighting fixture, trical Code, 1940 Edition; or FLUORESCENT LIGHTING' FIXTURES the ballast, the transformer, sockets, or (iv) To fill a specific purchase order § 3284.361 General Limitation Order reflector. or contract of the Navy of the United L-78—(a) Definitions. For the purposes (b) Restrictions—(1) Manufacture. States for such reflector to be used on of this order: Notwithstanding any contract or agree board a ship. (1) “Fluorescent lighting fixture” ment to the contrary, no person shall (3) On and after the 9th day of Feb means any equipment employing, or used manufacture or assemble any fluores ruary 1943, no person, without specific in connection with an electric light cent lighting fixture or any component authorization of the War Production source (but excluding an incandescent part of any fluorescent lighting fixture, Board, after application made by letter light source) in which (i) visible light except: • in duplicate, shall put in process any for illuminating purposes is produced by (i) A fluorescent lighting fixture, metal to close the end of a reflector or the passage of electric current through other than a rectified fluorescent light to be used in a shield, louver or baffle of vaporized mercury, or (ii) visible light, ing fixture, or any component part of a fluorescent lighting fixture except in for illuminating purposes is produced any fluorescent lighting fixture manu the minimum amount required to join, due to the effects of ultra-violet radia factured or assembled from: attach or fasten such end, shield, louver tion on substances exposed to such radia (a) Materials which were acquired by or baffle to such fixture. The provisions tion, including, but not limited to the him pursuant to orders or contracts of this paragraph shall not apply or con following: (a) a hot cathode fluorescent bearing a preference rating of A-l-j or trol the manufacture or assembly of a lighting fixture, (b) a cold cathode flu better, or bearing any preference rating fluorescent lighting fixture employing a orescent lighting fixture, (c) a rectified assigned under the Production Require hot or cold cathode tube, bulb, tubes or ments Plan, or Controlled Materials Plan bulbs, provided such fixture, is specifi »Formerly Part 1153, § 1153.1. provided that copper, copper base alloy cally designed and constructed for use FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943 16651 on board ships or in hazardous locations parallel except as specified in subpara is manufactured or assembled in accord as defined in paragraphs 5005 and 5006 of graph (b) (4) (v) of this order; or - ance with the provisions of paragraph (b) Article 500 of the National Electrical (iii) A continuous row of single hot (1) (i) (b) and/or (b) (1) (i) (c) of Code, 1940 Edition, or the manufacture cathode tubes or bulbs of any wattage; this order. or assembly of a fluorescent lighting fix or (/X Sell and deliver any component ture designed and constructed for the (iv) Two or more hot cathode tubes or part of any fluorescent lighting fixture: operation of a 400 watt or a 3000 watt bulbs of any wattage arranged in paral Provided, That such person is engaged in mercury vapor tube, bulb, tubes or bulbs, lel continuous rows except as specified the business of the manufacture and or the manufacture or assembly of a in subparagraphs (b) (4) (iii) and assembly of fluorescent lighting fixtures, portable fluorescent lighting fixture of (b) (4) (iv) of this order. and that the person purchasing or re the type set forth in paragraph (a) (1) (7) Sale and delivery. Notwithstand ceiving such component part is also en (ii) (/) of this order. ing any contract or agreement to the gaged in the same business, and any such (4) On and after the 4th day of May contrary, no person shall sëll or deliver sale and delivery shall be deemed to be 1943, no person shall put in process any any new fluorescent lighting fixture permitted under the provisions of ferrous metal for the manufacture of a (that is any fluorescent lighting fixture Priorities Regulation No. 13; fluorescent lighting fixture employing a which has never been used by an ulti (р) Sell and deliver any component hot cathodé tube, bulb, tubes or bulbs, mate consumer) or any new component part of any fluorescent lighting fixture which fixture, exclusive of ballast, hang part of any fluorescent lighting fixture, which is sold or delivered for the purposes ing or suspension devices, contains: except that: of maintenance or repair; (1) More than three (3) pounds of (i) A person who regularly in the (h) Deliver a fluorescent lighting fix ferrous metal and which fixture is de course of his business sells fluorescent ture or any component part of any signed and constructed for two or three r lighting fixtures or component parts of fluorescent lighting fixture to be used 40 watt hot cathode tubes or bulbs; or ' fluorescent lighting fixtures, may sell solely for purposes of demonstration or (ii) More than four (4) pounds of fer and deliver: test of such fluorescent lighting fixture rous metal and which fixture is designed (a) Prior to the 1st day of September or component part thereof; and a person and Constructed for two 100 watt hot 1943 any such fixture or component having title to a fluorescent lighting fix cathode tubes or bulbs; or part to a manufacturer or assembler of ture or component part thereof may (iii) More than three and one-half fluorescent lighting fixtures, or to any deliver such fluorescent lighting fixture (3Î4) pounds of ferrous metal for each other person who regularly in the course or component part thereof from one four linear feet of fluorescent lighting of his business sells fluorescent lighting branch, division or section of a single fixture (including top-housing) designed fixtures or component parts thereof, but enterprise to another branch, division, or and constructed for two or three con only for resale of such fixture, compo section of such enterprise. tinuous parallel rows of 40 watt hot nent part or component parts assembled (?) [Revoked August 18, 19431. cathode tubes or bulbs; or by-such other person into a fluorescent (с) Blanket MRO ratings. No person (iv) More than four and one-half lighting fixture; or (4%) pounds of ferrous metal for each (b) Any such fixture to any of the may sell or deliver any new fluorescent five linear feet of fluorescent lighting following governmental departments or lighting fixture to fill an order bearing a fixture (including top-housing) designed agencies or to any person buying for the blanket MRO rating lower than AA-2. and constructed for two parallel con account of such departments or agen A “blanket MRO rating” is defined in tinuous rows of 100 watt hot cathode cies: Maritime Commission, Navy De Priorities Regulation 3. tubes or bulbs; or partment, War Department, Metals Re (v) More than six (6) pounds of fer serve Company, War Shipping Adminis (d) Avoidance of excessive inventories. rous metal if the fixture is designed and tration or any corporation organized No person shall accumulate an inventory constructed for four (4) 40 watt hot under Section 5 (d) of the Reconstruc of any material (whether raw, semi- cathode tubes or bulbs in parallel ar tion Finance Corporation Act as processed or processed) for manufacture rangement. amended; into any fluorescent lighting fixture in (5) The provisions of paragraph (b) (ii) And any person may: excess of the minimum amount of such (4) of this order shall not apply to or
port on or before the tenth day of each chinery or equipment for sale 05 lease, Production Board, Textile, Clothing and month on Form WPB 3316, following the shall file a schedule for the purpose of Leather Division, Washington 25, D. C. instructions on the form. This report obtaining approval of his production and (g) Violations. Any person who wil-, ing requirement has been approved by deliveries and shall keep his production fully violates any provision of this order, and deliveries within the limits author or who, in connection with this order, the Bureau of the Budget in accordance ized on these schedules after they have wilfully conceals a material fact or fur with the Federal Reports Act of 19421 been approved. No person whose opera nishes false information to any depart Issued this 9th day. of December 1943. tions are covered by this paragraph shall ment or agency of the United States, is conduct such operations except in ac guilty of a crime, and upon conviction War P roduction B oard, cordance with an approved schedule. may be punished by fine or imprison By J. J oseph Whelan, The schedules filed by manufacturers ment. In addition, any such person may Recording Secretary. of textile machinery shall be on Form be prohibited from making or obtaining [P. R. Doc. 43-19660; Piled, December 9, 1943; WPB-1805 (formerly PD-746) and shall further deliveries of, or from processing 11:13 a. m.] be filed on or before the 15th day of each or using material under priority control month. Schedules of manufacturers of and may be deprived of priorities assist other types of machinery on List A shall ance. P art 3290—T extile, Clothing and be filed on Form WPB-1806 (formerly Leather1 PD-745) not later than 15 days from the Issued this 9th day of December 1943. [General Limitation Order L-215, as Amended end of each calendar quarter. War P roduction B oard, Dec. 9, 1943] (d) Exceptions. It shall not be neces By J. J oseph Whelan, sary to file applications or schedules un Recording Secretary. TEXTILE, CLOTHING AND LEATHER der paragraph (b) or (c) with respect to MACHINERY the following: List A Section 3290.1501 General Limitation Leather working machinery: (1) Used textile machinery. Tanning machinery. Order L-215 is hereby amended to read (2) The following tanning, shoe, shoe Shoe manufacturing machinery. as follows: repairing, and other leather working ma Shoe repairing machinery. The fulfillment of requirements for the chinery, when sold but not when leased. Other leather items. defense of the United States has created (i) Used or rebuilt tanning machinery;Textile machinery and equipment (machin a shortage in the supply of textile, cloth . (ii) Used or rebuilt shoe manufactur ery and mechanical equipment used in ing machinery; mills for carding, combing, spinning, ing and leather machinery for defense, throwing, weaving, winding, knitting, for private account and for export; and (iii) New shoe repairing machinery printing, bleaching, dyeing and otherwise the following order is deemed necessary sold for less than $50, except machinery processing or finishing cotton, wool, silk, and appropriate in the public interest foi* attaching soles with any type of ad flax, hemp, jute and other fibers and prod and to promote the national defense: hesive, and used or rebuilt shoe repairing ucts of these fibers.) machinery; Industrial sewing machines. § 3290.1501 General Limitation Or (iv) All other leather working machin Clothing machinery. der L-315—(a) Applicability of regula ery sold for less than $200. Cotton ginning and delinting machinery. tions. This order and all transactions (3) Used or rebuilt industrial sewing [F. R. Doc. 43-19661; Filed, December 9, 1943; affected thereby are subject to all ap machines, whether sold, leased or rented. 11:14 a. m.] plicable regulations of the War Produc (4) Used or rebuilt clothing making tion Board, as amended from time to machinery, when sold, leased or rented. time. (5) Used ginning and delinting ma (b) Restrictions on purchases of tex P art 3290—Textile, Clothing & chinery. Leather tile, clothing and leather machinery. (6) Parts purchased for repair, main No person (including dealers) shall, in tenance or operating supplies, as defined "[Conservation Order M-298, as Amended any transaction of purchase, lease or in Preference Rating Order P-139. Dec. 9, 1943] rent, accept delivery of any machinery (7) Parts and attachments to indus BLANKETS of the kinds on List A at the end of this trial sewing, clothing, shoe and leather order without obtaining the approval of § 3290.291 Conservation Order M- working machinery, where such attach 298—(a) Applicability of regulations. the War Production Board on Form ments are purchased only for conversion WPB-1823 (formerly PD-744) or Form This order and all transactions affected purposes. thereby are subject to all applicable reg WPB-617 (formerly PD-200). Applica (8) The delivery of n^achinery or at tion for such approval must be filed ulations of the War Production Board, tachments as a part of a transaction in as amended from time to time. whether the machinery in question is volving the transfer of all or substan new, used or rebuilt, unless exempted (b) Definitions. For the purpose of tially all of the'assets of an enterprise, this order: in paragraph (d) below. where no liquidation or dismemberment In determining whether to grant or (1) “Blanket manufacturer” means a of assets is contemplated and where the person engaged in the business of manu deny applications on Form WPB-1823, enterprise is to be continued and the the War Production Board will give con facturing blankets for sale. products to be made are to be substan (2) “Blanket material” means yarn, sideration to the following: availability tially the same in quantity and type. of the type of machinery in question; sewing thread and binding fabric made the essentiality of the output of activity It is not necessary to file any applica from cotton. for which such machinery is to be used; tion or schedule under this order with (3) “Blanket line” has its customary the productive capacity and condition respect to any type of machinery cov trade significance. of the machinery to be replaced or sup ered by General Limitation Order L-91. (4) “Wool” means the fiber from the plemented; the labor supply in the area (e) Appeals. Any appeal from the fleece of the sheep or lamb, or hair of where the machinery is proposed to be provisions of this order shall be made by the Angora or Cashmere goat, camel, used, and any other factors peculiar to filing a letter in triplicate, referring to alpaca, • llama, and vicuna, which has the particular application. the particular provision appealed from never been reclaimed from any woven or .(c) Production and sales schedules of and stating fully the grounds of the felted wool product. machinery manufacturers. Each person appeal. (5) “Reprocessed wool” means the re constructing or assembling for sale or (f) Communications to the War Pro sulting fiber when wool has been woven lease any machinery on List A, or recon duction Board. All reports required to or felted into a wool product which, with ditioning or rebuilding any textile ma- be filed hereunder, and all communica out ever having beemutilized in any way tions concerning this order, shall, unless by the ultimate uonsumer, subsequently 1 Formerly Part 3110, § 3110.1. otherwise directed, be addressed to: War has been made into a fibrous state. 16654 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943
(6) “Reused wool” means the resulting Binding: Not exceeding 4”. (f) Tolerances. 10% plus in wool fiber when wool or reprocessed wool has In pairs or singles of pairs. content and 5% plus or minus in weight (ii) Solid color single: and size of a blanket are permitted. been spun, woven, knitted, or felted into 72” x 84" 2% lbs. per single. a wool product which, after having been 72” x 84” 3% lbsrper single. (g) Exceptions. The restrictions of used in any way by the ultimate con Colors: Rose, blue, green and cedar. this order shall not apply to blankets: sumer, subsequently has been made into Binding: Not exceeding 4” . (1) Manufactured upon specific orders a fibrous state. (iii) Jacquard single: for delivery to oi for thé account of the (7) “Percentages” herein, relating to 72” x 84” 2% lbs. per single. Army or Navy of the United States, the blends of materials, are of the weights Patterns: Only those for which the cards United States Maritime Commission or of finished products. were cut prior to April 17, 1943. the War Shipping Administration. Colors:. Not more than 4 color combina (2) Made entirely by hand. (c) Assignment and application of tions to a pattern. preference rating. Preference rating Bindings: not exceeding 4” . (h) Equitable distribution. (This AA-5 is hereby assigned to purchase or (5) Rayon and other fibers: paragraph does not apply to sales by re (i) Solid color single: tailers, inasmuch as the Fair Distribution manufacturing orders placed by blanket Only one size—not exceeding 72” x 84” Policy for retailers is defined in Declara manufacturers for blanket materials, Only one weight—not exceeding 3 % lbs. - tion of Policy of July 15, 1943.) Prefer subject to paragraph (d), below. Said per single. ence ratings are given to certain orders rating shall be applied and extended in Only one blend—as made during 1942 and to further the war program. It is the the manner provided by Priorities Regu containing not over 25% wool. policy of the War Production Board that lation 3. Colors: Rose, blue, green and cedar. blankets not required to fill rated orders (d) Restrictions on use of blanket ma Bindings: Not exceeding 4” . (ii) Jacquard single: shall be distributed equitably. In mak terials secured pursuant to rating. No Only one size—not exceeding 72” x 84” ing such distribution due regard should blanket manufacturer shall use any Only one weight—not exceeding 3% lbs. be given to essential civilian needs, and blanket materials obtained pursuant to Only one blend—as made during 1942 and there should be na discrimination in the the application of the preference rating containing not over 25% wool. . acceptance or filling of orders as between assigned by paragraph (c), above, in the Patterns: Only those for which the cards persons who meet the seller’s regularly manufacture of blankets, unless the were cut prior to August 25, 1943. established prices and terms 'of sale or blankets manufactured conform to* the Colors: Not more than 4-color combina tions to a pattern. payment. sizes, weights, colors and specifications Bindings: Not to exceed 4” . ' Under this policy every seller of blank applicable to, the respective types and (6) Wool: - ets, so far as practicable, should make kinds of blankets, as set forth below: Blends: Limited to the following ranges: available an equitable proportion of his (1) All cotton: 50% wool, 75% wool, 95% wool. merchandise to his customers periodi (1) Plaid: Width: Not to exceed 72”. cally, without prejudice because of their 66” x 76” 2 lbs. per pair—stitched ends Length: Not to exceed 84”. size, location or relationship as affili only. Weight-: Not to exceed 4% lbs. per single ated outlets. 70” x 80” 2y2 lbs. per pair—stitched ends or 5y2 lbs. per pair. It is not the intention to interfere with only. Colors: In not more than four colors and established channels and methods of dis 72” x 84” 3y2 lbs. per pair—stitched ends white for each blanket line, or in case or maximum 3” binding. of jacquard blankets, in color, combina tribution unless necessary to meet war Colors: Bose and white—blue and white. tions requiring not more than four col or essential civilian needs. If voluntary In pairs or singles of pairs. ors and white. observance of the policy outlined is in (ii) White sheet blankets: Bindings: Not to exceed 4”. adequate to achieve equitable distribu 70” x 90”—single only—stitched ends (7) Crib blankets: tion, the War Production Board may issue only. (i) All cotton receiving blankets specific directions to named concerns. 70” x 95”—single only—stitched ends 26” x 34” A failure to comply with a specific direc only. * Either 27” x 36” or 28” x 37” tion shall be deemed a violation. 80” x 95”—single only—stitched ends 30” x 40” only. 36” x 50” (i) Appeals. Any appeal from the Weight or construction: Only one weight (ii) All cotton Jacquard or double woven: provisions of this order shall be made by or construction produced by the blanket 30” x 40” filing a letter in triplicate, referring to manufacturer during 1942 as regular num 36” x 50” the particular provision appealed from ber. (iii) Rayon blend containing not more and stating fully the grounds of the (iii) Jacquard blankets:. than 25% wool: appeal. 64” x 76” 1% lbs. per single—single only. 36” x 60” (j) Violations. Any person who wil 66” x 80” 2y4 lbs. per single—single only. (iv) 75% cotton and 25% wool: 70” x 80” 5 lbs. per pair. Pairs or sin ' 36” x 50” • fully violates any provision of this order, gles of pairs. Colors: Pink, blue and white. or who, in connection with this order, 72” x 84" 5y2 lbs. per pair. Pairs or sin Binding: Not over 4” or with stitched ends. wilfully conceals a material fact or fur gles of pairs. nishes false information to any depart Stitched or hemmed ends or with bindings (e) General restrictions on manufac ment or agency of the United States is not over 4” . ture of blankets. No person shall manu guilty of a crime, and upon conviction Patterns: Only those for which cards were facture for sale any blankets: may be punished by fine or imprison CUt prior to April 17, 1943. (1) Which exceed 84" in length ex ment. In addition, any such person may Colors: Not more than 4 color combina cept white cotton sheet blankets not be prohibited from making or obtaining tions to a pattern. (2) 95% cotton and 5% wool waste, noils, more than 95" long, or" further deliveries of, or from processing reprocessed or reused wool: (2) In more than four colors and white or using, material under priority con (i) Plaid: for each blanket line, or in the case of trol and may be deprived of priorities 70" x 80” 3 lbs. per pair. jacquard blankets, in color combinations assistance. Colors: Rose and white—blue and white. (k) Communications. All communi Binding: Not exceeding 3”. requiring more than four colors and cations shall, unless otherwise directed, In pairs or singles of pairs. white. in writing, be addressed to: War Produc (3) 95% cotton and 5% wool: No person, after February 29, 1944, tion Board, Textile, Clothing and Leather (i) Plaid: shall manufacture for sale any blankets: 72” x 84" 3% lbs. per pair. Division, Washington 25, D. C., Refer Colors: Rose and white—blue and w h ite- (3) Bound with any rayon or other ence: M-298. cedar and white. synthetic fiber binding wider than three Issued this 9th day of December 1943. Binding: Not exceeding 4”. inches, or In pairs or singles of pairs. War P roduction B oard, (4) 75% cotton arid 25% wool: (4) Containing 95% or more cotton B y J. J oseph W helan, (i) Plaid: (except crib blankets) bound with any Recording Secretary. 72” x 84" 3% lbs. per pair. rayon or other synthetic fiber binding of [P. R. Doc. 43-19663; Piled, December 9, 1943; Colors: Rose and white—blue and w h ite - 11:13 a. m.] cedar and white—green and white. any width. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943 16655
Part 3291—Consumers D urable Goods1 (1) “Special order” means a rated hereafter issued by the Office of Produc [Supplementary Limitation Order L-30-d, purchase order or contract bearing a tion Management or the War Produc as Amended Dec. 9, 1943] statement that the preference ratings tion Board limits the use of any mate were assigned pursuant to Form WPB- rial in the production of any articles to MISCELLANEOUS COOKING UTENSILS AND 547 (formerly PD-1X). It is the policy a greater extent than the limits imposed OTHER ARTICLES of the War Production Board to assign by this order, the restrictions in such § 3291.1651 Supplementary Limitation such ratings only to take care of emer other order shall govern unless other Order L-30-d—(a) Definitions. For the gencies or to fill special needs arising wise specified therein. purposes of this order: from war conditions. (g) Applicability of regulations. This (1) “Manufacturer” means any person (ii) “Total quarterly production” order and all transactions affected there who produces or assembles any article means either the total dpllar value or the by are subject to all applicable provi listed on Schedule A or Schedule B at total number of units of each article pro sions of the regulations of the War Pro tached to this order, or any part for any duced under this order during a calendar duction Board, as amended from time to such article. quarter. Articles produced or sold on time. (2) “To produce” or “to assemble” an preferred orders shall be disregarded in (h) Appeals. Any appeal from this * article does not include the application this calculation. order should be made on Form WPB- of a coating or finish or the attaching of (2) Of his total quarterly production 1477 (formerly PD-500) and should be bails, handles, spouts or ears to articles of any article each manufacturer shall filed with the field office of the War Pro which are otherwise completed. allocate his sales so that 25% are sold duction Board for the district in which (3) “To put into process” means for a on special orders and 75% on other or is located the plant to which the appeal person to perform the first manufactur ders. Fifteen days after the end of the relates. ing or assembly operations on material quarter any balance of the 25% for (i) Violations. Any person who wil or parts received by him. which he has no special orders may be fully violates any provision of this order (4) “Base period” means the twelve sold on other orders. For example, arti or who, in connection with this order, months ending June 30, 1941. cles produced in the third quarter and wilfully conceals a material fact or fur (5) “Joining hardware” means nuts, held for sale on special orders may be nishes false information to any depart screws, nails, bolts, clasps, rivets and sold on or after October 15th on other ment or agency of the United States, is other similar items of small hardware orders. guilty of a crime, and upon conviction used for joining or other similar pur (3) It is hereby declared to be the pol may be punished by fine or imprison poses. icy of the War Production Board that ment. In addition, any person may be (6) “Repair parts” means any part for each manufacturer shall distribute equi prohibited from making or obtaining an article or product which is not pro tably all articles sold on other than spe further deliveries of, or from processing duced for or used in a new article or cial orders. In line with this policy, each or using, material under priority con product. manufacturer should follow his 1942 pat trol, and may be deprived of priorities (7) “Preferred order” means any pur tern of distribution, making any adjust assistance. chase order, contract, or subcontract for ments necessary to take care of popula (j) Reports. On or before January 20, delivery to or for the account of the tion and other changes resulting from April 20, July 20, and .October 20 of each Army or Navy of the United States, the war conditions. Upon complaint of any year, each manufacturer shall file with United States Maritime Commission, or person or without such complaint, the the War Shipping Administration. War Production Board may investigate the War Production Board, Form WPB- (b) Prohibition of production of ar any case of supposed failure of any per 1600, showing his production, shipment ticles on Schedule A. No manufacturer son to distribute his product equitably, and inventory during the preceding shall produce or assemble any of the ar and may issue such instructions as are quarter, of articles produced in accord ticles listed on Schedule A or parts (in necessary to obtain equitable distribu ance with Schedule B. This reporting cluding repair parts) for such articles tion. Any instructions pursuant to this containing any metal. paragraph to be valid must’be in writing. provision has been approved by the (c) Restrictions on production of ar (4) It is hereby further declared to be Bureau of the Budget in accordance with ticles on Schedule B. No manufacturer the policy of the War Production Board the Federal Reports Act of 1942. shall produce or assemble any articles that the following articles produced in (k) Communications. All reports re listed on Schedule B or any parts (in accordance with Schedule B shall be sold quired to be filed hereunder, and all com cluding repair parts) for such articles for use only by commercial or industrial munications concerning this order shall, containing any metal except in accord establishments, and not by the general unless otherwise directed, be addressed ance with the provisions of that schedule. public: to the War Production Board, Consum (d) Exceptions. The provisions of Baking pans—commercial type. ers Durable Goods Division, Washington paragraphs (b) and (c) shall not apply Heavy duty roast pans. 25, D. C., Ref: L-30-d. to: Basting spoons. (1) Articles produced in fulfillment of Cake turners. Issued this 9th day of December 1943. preferred orders; Can openers—institutional type. War P roduction B oard, Ice cream dippers. (2) Articles containing no metal, ex Ice picks. By J^JosEPH Whelan, cept for the minimum amount of iron Scoops. Recording Secretary. and steel not exceeding 5 % of the weight Wire whips. S c h e d u l e A : Prohibited articles. The pro of the article contained in necessary Garpient hangers. duction of the following articles is prohibited joining hardware; (5) In complying with the provisions In accordance with the provisions of para (3) Articles the production of which graph (b) of this order, except as provided of subparagraphs (3) and (4) above, each in paragraph (d) : is governed by Supplementary Limita manufacturer shall fill all rated orders tion Orders L-30-a, L-30-b, or D-30-c, (other than special orders) -in accord Cake coolers as amended from time to time, or ance with applicable War Production Camp grids (4) Articles produced from iron or Candlesticks Board Regulations. However, it should Carpet beaters steel which, on November 17, 1942, had be noted that under Priorities Regula Clothes pins been cut, blanked or otherwise formed tion No. 3, as amended, articles produced Concrete garbage receptacles containing more to size or shape for such article (except under this order are not subject to pref than 5 percent, by weight, of metal, ex material which is in mill standard erence ratings assigned by any Regula clusive of the weight of separate bases or gauges and sizes). tions or. Orders of the War Production blocks (e) Provisions concerning distribution. Board for maintenance, repair or oper Cup frames (1) For the purpose of this paragraph Curtain rods and fixtures and drapery at ating supplies (including CMP Regula tachments tion Nos. 5 and 5A). Cuspidors and spittoons (f) Applicability of other orders. In Dish pans 1 Formerly Part 1052, § 1052.5. so far as any other order heretofore or Dust pans, silent butlers and crumb sets 16656 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943
Ply swatters Order L-30-d, except as provided in para (v) Tin mill black plate rejects, 29 and Funnels graph (d) of that order. 30-gauge; Household storage articles (all articles de No manufacturer shall produce or assemble • (vi) Iron or steel obtained from a ware signed for the storage of foods or house any article falling within any class in col house (as defined in Conservation Order hold supplies, including but not limited umn (1) or any part for such article, con M-21-b); to, vegetable bins, canisters, spice sets, taining any metal, except articles listed in (vii) Rerolled rail steel. bread boxes, cake covers or safes, holders column (2) conforming to the restrictions of (viii) Scroll-sheer butts and slitter waste; for salt, soap or cleanser cartons, step-on column (3) and containing only the metals listed in column (4). (ix) Wire shorts and rejects. cans and window boxes for the storage of Quarterly quotas of iron and steel. Ex food, but excluding (i) pails, buckets and Definitions of terms used in column (4) tubs; and (ii) containers designed for the cept in fulfillment of preferred orders, no packing, shipment or delivery of materials “Iron and steel” means unalloyed iron and manufacturer shall put into process during or products of any kind, including, but not steel. • . any calendar quarter, beginning July 1, 1943, limited to, cans as defined in Conservation “Black steel” means uncoated, polished’or more iron and steel, by weight, in the pro Orders M-81 or M-135, glass containers or lacquered carbon steel. It does not include duction of any articles listed in column (2) closures as defined in Limitation Order any steel which has a metal or vitreous- and parts for such articles, than the per L-103, and drums as defined in Limitation enameled coating. centage specified in column (5) of the aver Order L-197 “Plated” means that the iron or steel may be plated with another metal when not pro age quarterly amount of iron and steel, by Picnic stoves weight, put into process by him in the pro Pot chains hibited by any M Order or any other Order of the War Production Board. duction of such articles and parts during the Pot cover holders base period. Unless otherwise noted, the Sink accessories, including but not limited “Specified materials” means iron or steel to, sink drainers, dish drainers, rinsing pans which falls within one or more of the follow base period production shall include all and pot scourers (except pot scourers pro ing classes: (' articles of the type listed in column (2) duced from wire scrap only) (i) Iron or steel obtained pursuant to a produced by him in the base period, whether Soap savers and soap dishes -special sale as defined in Priorities Regulation or not they conformed to the limitations of Toilet paper holders No. 13, and in accordance with the terms of columns (3) and (4). that regulation; Tooth brush holders (ii) Top cuts of steel (being that portion In addition to his quota as explained Towel bars and racks of steel in ingot normally discarded as not above, a manufacturer may put into process Wash boards meeting special quality requirements of the in the production of any articles during any calendar quarter any unused part of his S chedule B. Permitted articles. The pro customer’s order for which it was melted); (iii) Bessemer processed steel; previous quarter’s quota of iron and steel duction of the articles listed must conform for such articles. to the restrictions of this schedule in accord (iv) Sheet mill seconds, rejects and wast ance with the provisions of paragraph (c) of ers, 28-gauge and heavier; No te: Table amended Dec. 9, 1943.
(l) (2) (3) (4) (6) Restrictions on size, weight, Class oi articles Permitted type in each class etc. Permitted metals Quarterly quotas
Miscellaneous cooking utensils (any utensil contain Utensils containing more Iron and steel; plated. 100% plus 5% for repair ing more than 10%, by weight, of metal which is than 10% but less than parts. designed primarily for use in the preparation or 20% of metal, by weight. cooking of food, whether for household, institu Frying pans...... — Top diameter—8 to 12 Black steel______50%. tional, commercial, governmental or any other inches, inclusive. purpose. Baking pans of a type de Black steel; only Bessemer, July to Sept., 1943—50%; signed for household use. tin mill black plate-rejects Oct. to Dec., 1943, and or material in inventory thereafter—25%. on July 17,1943. Baking pans of a type de Tin plate and black steel__ 75%. signed for use and reuse in commercial bakeries and institutions. Heavy duty roast pans----- Without covers; capacity- Black steel. 35%. 675 cubic inches to 2600 cubic inches, inclusive; . two or three reinforcing straps; wired edges. Kitchen tools (articles containing more than 6% by Basting spoons.....______Over-all length, 14 to 21 Bessemer steel; plated...... 35%. weight, of metal, commonly known as kitchen tools, inches, inclusive. including, but not limited to, can openers, jar open Cake turners______Over-all length, 13 to 21 Bessemer steel; plated...... 35%. ers, bottle openers, strainers, flour sifters, food inches, inclusive______whips, food mills, dippers, scoops, choppers, slicers, Can openers,household type. No* more than 16 oz. of Iron and steel; plated__ __ 50%; corers, mashers, shapers, beaters, graters, grinders, metal. cutters, sieves, cake turners, basting spoons, cork Can openers, institutional Iron and steel; plated; 15%. screws and skewers, but excluding cutlery (which is type. bronze bearings and bush governed by Limitation Order L-140-a), electrical ings. appliances (as governed by Limitation Order L-65), Egg beaters, rotary type...... Over-all length, 10 inches or Iron and steel; plated_____ 35%, gas appliances and power-driven equipment. more. Flour sieves.------With wood rims______Iron and steel...... 35%. Food choppers and grinders. Iron and steel; tinned, if per 75%. mitted under Order M-43, or under relief granted pursuant to an appeal from that Order. . Food mills Iron and steel; platea...... 35%. Ice cream dippers, commer Iron and steel; plated; die- 15%. cial type. cast zinc gears. Ice picks..__ ..... ___ ... Wood handles; metal in fer Iron and steel______50%. rules and blades only; length of blade, including part in handle—5)4 inches or less. Jar wrenches...... No rubber; not more than Iron and steel; plated_____ 35%.' 12 oz. of metal. Scoops, commercial type— Iron and steel in blade only; Iron and steel; plated; only 35%. . Over-all length—6 to 10 specified materials or ma inches, inclusive. terial in inventory on March 26, 1943. Wire strainers Iron and steel; plated...... 35%. Wire whips, commercial Over-all length—12 inches Iron and steel; plated____ 35%. type. or more. Repair parts for any kitchen Any metal, subject to ap 5% of metal in such tool tool. plicable M Orders. in base period. Clothes wringers (except wringers which are integral Hand clothes wringers____ Weight—18 pounds or less; Iron and steel______30%, plus 5% for repair parts of power-driven equipment as covered by not more than 50% of parts. Limitation Orders L-6 and L-91, as amended from metal, by weight. time to time). Carpet sweepers__ ...... __...... Carpet sweepers. Containing 1)4 pounds of Iron and steel. 30%. metal or less. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943 16657
(1) (2) , (3) (4) (5) Restrictions on size, weight, Class of articles Permitted type in each class etc. Permitted metals Quarterly quotas
Vacuum bottles with capac- Iron and steel; plated; zinc 75%. ' •ity of one quart or less. and aluminum to the ex tent permitted by appli cable M Orders. Workers’ lunch boxes of a ■Iron and steel; only specified July-Sept.,1943 and Oct.- type designed to hold a materials and material in Dec., 1943-100%; Jan.- vacuum bottle. inventory on July 17,1943. Mar., 1944 and there after— 75%. Miners’ dinner pails______Iron and steel; tinplate for July-Sept., 1943, and water compartment only, Oct.-Dec., 1943 100% if permitted under Order of average quarterly M-21-e or under relief number of units in base granted pursuant to an period; Jan. to Mar., appeal from that Order. 1944 and thereafter— 75% of same. Closet accessories, including but not limited to coat Garment bags______Metal in hooks and joining Tron and steel... 100%. and garment hangers (whether used in closets or hardware only. elsewhere), tie racks and boot and shoe trees, except Garmenthangers, other than No wire heavier than .1205 Iron and steel; only wire 20%. coat and hat hooks if expressly permitted by Order hangers specifically de- inches for all wire hangers; shorts or rejects, or mate- L-236 or a Schedule under it. signed for trousers or no wire heavier than .135 rial obtained by special skirts only. inches for hangers con sale undei>Priorities Reg taining wire in hooks only. ulation 13 or in inventory on July 17, 1943. Pails, buckets and tubs, except: Pails, buckets and tubs...... Metal in hoops, bails, ears, Iron and steel; zinc coated_ Unlimited. (i) pails or tubs designed expressly for use as handles and joining hard packing or shipping containers; and ware only, not exceeding (ii) dairy pails.-...... *...... 15% of total weight.
[P. R. Doc. 43-19664; Piled, December 9, 1943; 11:14 a. m.]
Part 3293—Chemicals 1 such hull fibre produced after July 31, (e) Imports. The importation of cot COTTON LINTERS AND HULL FIBRE 1943 to any person other than a pro ton linters, if any, shall be made in con ducer of chemical cptton pulp. formity with the provisions of General [General Preference Order M-12, as Amended Iniports Order M-63, as amended from Dec. 9, 1943] (3) Commodity Credit Corporation time to time. § 3293.361 General Preference Order shall deliver cotton linters produced after (f) Applications and reports. In addi M-12— {a) Definitions. (1) “Cotton July 31,1943 only to such persons in such tion to such other reports as may be re linters” means the residual fibres re amounts and from such sources as may quired from time to time by War moved by mechanical process from cot from time to time be designated in writ ing by War Production Board. Production Board: tonseed and produced in three qualities (1) Each person producing cotton commonly referred to as “mill runs”, (4) Producers of chemical cotton pulp linters, hull fibre or motes, except from “first cuts” and “second cuts”. shall use cotton linters and hull fibre the delinting of planting seed, shall file (2) “First cuts” means those linters only in the manufacture of chemical Form WPB-166, (formerly Form PD- resulting from the first delinting of cot cotton pulp. 110), in the manner prescribed therein tonseed by a mill that makes more than (5) The delivery of cotton linters and on or before September 5,1943 and on or one delinting. hull fibre acquired or produced prior before the 5th day of each month there (3) “Second cuts” means all those to August 1,1943, shall be subject to the after. cotton linters resulting from all delint restrictions with respect thereto im posed by General Preference Order M-12 (2) [Revoked Dec. 9,1943.1 ing of cottonseed subsequent to the first. (g) Exemptions. (1) Cotton linters (4) “Mill runs” means all those cot as in effect prior to August 1, 1943. ton linters resulting from the delinting (c) Production of cotton linters, hull produced from the delinting of planting of cottonseed by a mill that makes only fibre and motes. (1) Each producer of seed may be sold and delivered by the one delinting. cotton linters, hull fibre or mqtes shall producer without special permission of (5) “Hull fibre” means the fibres re comply with such written directions as War Production Board, provided that the moved by mechanical process from cot may be given from time to time by War Production Board with respect to the cottonseed so delinted are used solely for tonseed hulls. planting purposes. (6) “Motes” means the fibrous waste delinting operations of his mill. Such materials resulting principally from the directions shall be based primarily upon (2) Specific authorization shall not be mo ting operation of linter machines. insuring that each mill shall be so oper required for deliveries of cotton linters (7) “Chemical cotton pulp” means ated that it shall produce cotton linters between companies which are part of a pulp manufactured by chemically puri or hull fibre in such quantities and of cotton cffl mill group and are under com fying cotton linters or hull fibre, some such quality as shall be suitable for use mon ownership or control, notwithstand times described as “cotton linter pulp” by producers of chemical cotton pulp. ing the provisions of § 944.12 of Priorities or “cottonseed hull shaving's pulp”. (2) First cuts, second cuts, mill runs, Regulation No. 1 as amended. (8) “Mill” means any plant produc hull fibre and motes shall be baled sep ing cotton linters, hull fibre or motes. arately. N ote: Paragraph (h), formerly (g), redes (b) Restrictions on delivery and use. (3) Motes, whether cleaned or un ignated Dec. 9, 1943. (1) No producer of cotton linters shall cleaned, shall not be reintroduced into (g) Miscellaneous provisions—(1) Ap deliver to any person other than Com plicability of *regulations. This order modity Credit Corporation that portion either cotton linters or undelinted cot of his production of cotton linters manu tonseed. and all transactions affected thereby are factured after July 31, 1943 which War (d) Special permits. Special written subject to all applicable regulations of Production Board may direct him in authorization for delivery of cotton lin War Production Board, as amended writing to deliver to Commodity Credit ters and hull fibre may be granted by from time to time. Corporation. The basis for determining War Production Board upon application (2) [Revoked Dec. 9,1943.1 the portion- to be delivered for chemical of any person affected by this order in (3) Violations. Any person who wil use shall be the same for each producer. the following cases, among others: fully violates any provision of this order, (2) No producer of hull fibre which is (1) To permit delivery of cotton lin or who, in connection with this order Suitable for chemical use shall deliver ters to or by agencies of the United wilfully conceals a material fact or fur States Government. nishes false information to any depart 1 Formerly Part 942, § 942.1. v (2) [Revoked Dec. 9,1943.] ment or agency of the United States is No. 245----- 3 16658 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10y 1943 guilty of a crime, and upon conviction unable to make the delivery either be filed with War Production Board. A sup may be punished by fine or imprison cause of receipt of notice of cancellation plier must pot deliver a subject chemical ment. In addition, any such person or otherwise, the subject chemical shall where he knows or has reason to bes may be prohibited from making or ob revert to inventory, and shall not be taining further deliveries of, or from delivered, or used, without further in iieve the purchaser’s certificate is failed processing or using, material under structions. but in the absence of such knowledge~or priority control and may be deprived of (c) Exceptions for small deliveries. reason to believe, he may rely on the priorities assistance. (1) Specific authorization in writing of certiflcateT (4) Communications to War Produc War Production Board is not required (g) Applications by suppliers for leave tion Board. All reports required to be for delivery by any supplier to any person to deliver or use. (1) Each supplier re filed hereunder, and all communications in any calendar month of a subject quiring authorization to make delivery concerning this order, shall, unless chemical in a quantity not exceeding the of, or to use, a subject chemical during otherwise directed, be addressed to: War quantity stated in Column 8 of Ap any calendar month shall file application Production Board, Chemicals Division, pendix B. on or before the 20th day of the pre Washington 25, D. C., Ref.: M-12. (2) The aggregate quantity of a sub ceding month. The application should Issued this'9th day of December 1943. ject chemical which any supplier may be made on Form WPB-294T (formerly deliver in any calendar month pursuant War P roduction Board, PD-602) in the manner set forth in the By J. J oseph Whelan, to paragraph (c) (1), shall not exceed: general instructions appearing on that Recording Secretary. (1) The quantity which he has been form, subject to the special instructions specifically authorized, upon application contained in Appendix D. If there is an [F. B. Doc. 43-19665; Filed, December 9, 1943; inconsistency between the general and 11:13 a. m.] pursuant to Appendix D, to deliver on special instructions, the special instruc small orders; or tions must be followed. (11) If he is a distributor, the quantity (2) War Production Board may issue P art 3293—Chemicals which he acquired upon certification that to any supplier other and further direc [Allocation Order M-340 as Amended it was required to fill small orders or the tions with respect to preparing and filing Dec. 9, 1943] quantity which he acquired himself on Form WPB-2947 (formerly PD-602). such a small order; or (h) Miscellaneous provisions—(1) Ap MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICALS plicability of regulations. This order The fulfillment of requirements for fhe (iii) If he is a distributor who cus and all transactions affected thereby are defense of the United States has created tomarily delivers exclusively on small subject to all applicable regulations of a shortage in the supply of the chemicals orders, any quantity. War Production Board, as amended from subject to this order for defense, for (d) Exceptions for deliveries for other time to time. private account and for export; and the reasons. Specific authorization in writ (2) Violations. Any person who wil following order is deemed necessary and ing of War Production Board is not re fully violates any provision of this order, appropriate in the public interest and to quired for delivery of a subject chemical or who, in connection with this order wil promote the national defense: by any supplier to any other person for fully conceals a material fact or fur § 3293.491 Allocation Order M-340— a purpose stated in Column 4 of Ap nishes false information to any depart (a) Definitions. (1) “Subject chemical” pendix B. ment or agency of the United States is means any chemical listed in Appendix (e) Restrictions on use. (1) On and guilty of a crime, and upon conviction after the applicable effective date stated may be punished by fine or imprison A, as therein defined. in Appendix A, no supplier shall use a ment. In addition, any such person may (2) “Producer” means any person en subject chemical except as specifically be prohibited from making or obtaining gaged in the production of any subject authorized or directed in writing by War further deliveries of, or from processing chemical and includes a person who im Production Board. or using, material under priority control ports any subject chemical or has it (2) Each person who with an order for and may be deprived of priorities assist produced for him pursuant to toll agree a subject chemical furnishes a certificate ance. ment. required by paragraph (f) shall use the (3) Communications to War Produc (3) “Distributor” means any person subject chemical delivered on such order tion Board. All reports required to be who buys any subject chemical for the only as specified on such certificate ex filed hereunder, and all communications purpose of resale without further proc cept as otherwise specifically authorized concerning this order, shall, unless other essing and without changing the form or directed in writing by War Produc wise directed, be addressed to: War Pro thereof. tion Board. duction Board, Chemicals Division, (4) “Supplier” means a producer or (3) War Production Board may from Washington 25, D. C. Ref: M-340. distributor. time to time issue directions with respect (b) Restrictions on deliveries. (1) to the use or uses which may or may not Issued this 9th day of December 1943. On and after the applicable effective be made of a subject chemical to be de W ar P roduction Board, date stated in Appendix A, no supplier livered to, or then in inventory of, the By J. Joseph Whelan, shall deliver a subject chemical to any prospective user. Recording Secretary. person except as specifically authorized Appendix A or directed in writing by War Production (f) Supplier to obtain from customer Board. No person shall accept delivery a certificate of use. No supplier shall in Chemicals subject to this order. (1) “Acet- any calendar month (beginning in the aldol” means the chemical known by that of a subject chemical whiclj he knows or name and by the names aldol, beta hydroxy has reason to believe is delivered in vio case- of each subject chemical with butyric aldehyde, oxybutanol, 3-hydroxy bu- lation of this order. the calendar month in which the tanal. (2) Authorizations or directions as to order becomes - effective as to that Effective date—August 1, 1943. Comes in deliveries to be made by suppliers in the following grades: no grades. each calendar month will generally be chemical, as stated in Appendix A) de (2) “ST-115” means the preparation issued by War Production Board prior liver to any person a greater quantity known by that trade name, as defined and of such subject chemical than is stated specified in Appendix to Regulation No. 3 to the beginning of such month, but may (1942 Revision) of the Bureau of Internal be issued at any time. They will nor in Column 3 of Appendix B, unless he Revenue. mally be issued on Form WPB-2947 (for shall have received from such person a Effective date—August 1, 1943. Comes in merly PD-602) which is to be filed by the certificate as to the use for which such the following grades: no grades. supplier with War Production Board as (3) "Dehydrol-O” means the chemical person is ordering such subject chemical. known by that trade name, as defined and explained in paragraph (g) below. Such certificate must be received by the specified in Appendix to Regulations No. 3 (3) If a supplier is authorized or di supplier not later than the 15th day of (1942 Revision) of the Bureau of Internal rected by War Production Board to de Revenue. liver a subject’chemical to any specific the month preceding the month in which Effective date—August 1, 1943. Comes in customer or group of customers, but is delivery is to be made. It peed not be the following grades: no grades. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943 16659
(4) “G. C.-78” means the chemical known Appendix C—Customer’s Certificate of are to be made; under "Unit of Measure”, by that trade name. I ntended Use specify unit of measure stated in Column 2 Effective date—August 1, 1943 Comes in to Appendix B; under name of company, the following grades: no grades. The undersigned purchaser hereby certifies specify your name and the address of the (5) “By-product—phosphoric acid” means to War Production Board and to his supplier, plant or warehouse from which shipment will phosphoric acid obtained as a by-product in pursuant to Order No. M-340, that the be made. the manufacture of methyl methacrylate." ------(specify subject chemical) (5) Listing of customers. In Column 1 Effective date—September 1, 1943. Comes ordered for delivery i n ______194_, (except for small orders as explained in (7) in the following grades: no grades. Month below) list the name of each customer from (6) “Oxidized petrolatum” means high will be used by him for the manufacture or whom an order for delivery of the subject paraffinic petrolatum oxidized and processed preparation of the following product (s), and chemical during the applicable month has to contain aliphatic ketones, and which is that such product(s), on the basis of order(s) been received. If it is necessary to use more suitable for use as a base in the manufacture filed with the undersigned, will be put to the than one sheet to list customers, number of rust preventive compounds or corrosion following end use(s) : each sheet in order and show the grand total inhibitors meeting specification Nos. AXS- on last sheet which is the only one that need 673, 52-C-18 and AN-C-52, such as those be certified. petrolatums known by the trade marks Parr Quantity Primary product End use (6) Primary product and end use. In Al-Ketone, Alox 707, Alox 701 and Alox 600. Column 1-a (except for small orders as ex Effective date—October 9, 1943. Comes in (A)...... plained in (7) below), specify the product or the following grades: no grades. (B)...... products in the manufacture or preparation (7) “Vinsol” resin and “Truline” binder of which the subject chemical will be used means the resins known by those registered by your customer, the end use to which such trade marks or any similar resin obtained product or products will be put, and military from the oleo-resin of pine wood and having Name of purchaser or Lend-Lease contract numbers, and export the following properties: ------B y------license numbers, all as indicated by the cer Maximum solubility in petroleum naphtha Date Duly authorized official Title tificate obtained under parágraph (f) of this 20%; complete solubility in lower alcohols; Instructions for customer’s certificate. order. The quantity of the subject chemi toluene insoluble 10 to 30 per cent; methoxy (1) The certificate shall be signed by an cal used in the manufacture or preparation content 4 to 6 per cent; acid number 90 to authorized official of the purchaser, either of each primary product for each product 110; softening point (ASTM ball and ring manually or as provided in Priorities Reg use shall be shown separately. If the sub method) 103° to 118° Centigrade. ulation No. 7. ject chemical ordered by a customer is for Effective date—October 9, 1943. Comes in (2 )^ Where a purchaser wishes to receive two or more uses, indicate each use separately the following grades: no grades. more than the exempted quantity of each and indicate the quantity of the subject (8) “Methyl abietate” means the chemical of two or more subject chemicals, a separate chemical ordered for each use. known by that name and by the trade mark certificate ^Jiall be obtained as to each. (7) Small orders. The supplier need not “Abalyn”. (3) The purchaser will specify- under list the name of any customer to whom he Effective date—October 9, 1943. Comes in “Primary product”, the exact product or is to deliver in the applicable month a quan the following grades: no grades. products in the manufacture or preparation tity of the subject chemical not exceeding of which the subject chemical will be used or (9) “Hydrogenated methyl abietate” means the maximum quantity (indicated in Column incorporated. A distributor ordering the 3 of Appendix B) which he is permitted to the chemical known by that name and by subject chemical for resale as such will spec the trade mark “Hercolyn”. deliver to any one person in any calendar month without specific authorization. Also, Effective date—October 9, 1943. Comes In ify “resale” or, if ordering exclusively for resale on exempt small orders, will specify in the case of any such delivery, he need not the following grades: no grades. show the name of the product or the end use. (10) [Deleted Oct. 22, 1943.] “small orders o f______or less” (specify Instead, he must write in Column 1 “Total (11) “DDT” means the chemical 2, 2-bis quantity stated in Column 3 of Appendix B ). small order deliveries (estimated)” and in (para chlorophenyl) 1, 1, 1-tri-chloroethane, If purchase is for inventory, state “inven Golumn 4, must specify the total estimated and Is also known by the trade name tory”. quantity of the subject chemical to be deliv (4) Under “End use”, purchaser will specify ered on such orders. “Neocid”. the ultimate or end use to which the primary (8) Use by producers. A producer requir Effective date—January 1, 1944. Comes in product will be put. He will also indicate ing permission to use a part or all of his own the following grades: no grades. whether civilian, Lend-Lease, other export or production of the subject chemical shall list military, and if the product is for uses fall his own name as customer in Column 1 on * Appendix B ing in two or more such categories, the per Form WPB-2947 (formerly Form PD-602) Note.—Item 11 in the table added Dec. 9, centage falling in each. Also, he will give specifying quantity required and product 1943. contract numbers in the case of military use manufactured. Written approval of War or Lend-Lease, and in the case of export, Production Board on such Form WPB-2947 export license numbers. A distributor order (formerly Form PD-602) shall constitute 1 S 3 4 ing the subject chemical for resale as such authority to the producer to use the subject will leave blank the “End Use” column. chemical in the quantity and for the purposes Maximum Purpose Appendix D—Special I nstructions F or Su p indicated in such approved form. quantity de for which plier’s F orm WPB-2947 (F ormerly PD- (9) Table II. Each producer will report liverable to delivery production, deliveries and stocks as required any one person may be 602) ' ' in any calendar made by Table II, Columns 9 to 16, inclusive. month with- without (1) Obtaining forms. Copies of Form Distributors will fill out only Columns 10, 12 out specific specific and 13. Producers and distributors will chemical1 measure authorization, authoriza WPB-2947 (formerly----- ) Form PD-602 may and without tion, re be obtained at local field offices of the War show in Column 8 Grade, as stated in Ap certificate re gardless of Production Board. pendix A, or if no Grade is there specified, quired by quantity. (2) Number of copies. Prepare an original will leave Column 8 blank. paragraph (f). (See par. (d).) and three copies. File original and two copies [F. R. Doc. 43-19666; Filed, December 9, 1943; with War Production Board, Chemicals Di 11:15 a. m.] vision, Washington 25, D. C., Ref.: M-340, re (1) Acetaldol... Gallon.. 54 gallons___ None. (2) ST-115...... Gallon.. 54 gallons..... None. taining the third copy for your files. The (3) Dehydrol-O. Gallon.. 54 gallons_... None. original filed with the War Production Board (4) G. 0.-78.... Gallon.. 54 gallons___ None. shall be manually signed by a duly authorized (5) By-product official. P art 3175—R egulations Applicable to phosphoric acid... Ton...... (3) Separate set for each chemical. Where . the Controlled Materials Plan (6) Oxidized Pound.. 25 pounds___ None. the supplier’s application relates to deliveries petrola of two or more subject chemicals, he will file [CMP Reg. 5, Direction 15] tum. a separate set of Form WPB-2947 (formerly (7) Vinsol res Pound.. 500 pounds__ None. USE OP MRO SYMBOL AND RATING TO BUY ins. ----- ) Form PD-602 for each. INSTALLATION MATERIALS WHERE AUTHOR (6) Methyl Pound.. 450 pounds__ None. (4) Information at top of form. In the abietate. heading, under “Name of Material”, specify IZATION TO CONSTRUCT IS NOT REQUIRED (8) Hydroge Pound.. 450 pounds__ None. UNDER L—41 nated the subject chemical to which the Form m ethyl WPB-2947 (formerly----- ) Form PD-602 re The following direction is issued pur abietate. lates; under “Grade”, specify grade stated (10) Deleted in Appendix A, or if no grade specified, suant to CMP 5: Oct. 22, 1943. leave blank; under “WPB Order No.”, specify (a) Installing processing machinery or (11) DDT Pound.. 1 pound___ _ None. “Mr-340”; indicate month and year during equipment. Any person engaged In a busi which deliveries covered by the application ness listed on Schedule I or Schedule II of 16660 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943
CMP Regulation No. 5 may use the MRO List 21—R egulations for t h e Manufacture (c) Severe occupational items—Continued. symbol and rating assigned to him for main of R ubber F ootwear tenance, repair and operating supplies by the Average weight regulation, to buy up to $500 worth of mate (a) General provisions. (1) The manufac of crude rub rials needed to Install any piece of processing ture of rubber footwear and canvas rubber ber and latex machinery or equipment which he is per soled shoes shall be limited to the items per pair max- mitted to install under Direction 2 to Order Bhown in sub-divisions (b), (c), (d), and (e) * '. imum (in L-41, without getting an authorization to of this List 21. pounds) (2) All rubber footwear and canvas shoes Men’s work shoe (steel toe)______0.20 construct under that order. Direction 2 to shall be manufactured in black color com-^ Women’s work shoe (plain toe)______. 18 Order Ir-41 is reprinted below. Men’s body boot______... _____ . 65 (b) Relocating machinery and equipment. pound only. Any person engaged in a business listed on (3) Variations from the average weights of (d) Canvas rubber soled shoes of vulcan total crude or latex per pair maximum are ised construction. Schedule I or Schedule II of CMP Regulation permitted as follows: No. 5 may use the MRO symbol and rating Plus 10%. Men’s training shoe—black duck up assigned to him for maintenance, repair and Minus Unlimited. per ------.12 operating supplies by the regulation, to buy This means that any Individual pair may Boys’ training shoe—black duck up up to C500 worth of materials needed to re contain up to 10% in excess of the average per—------. 12 locate any piece of machinery or equipment weight of crude rubber and latex indicated Men’s trimmed lace to toe bal. black (whether used for processing or not) which for the item, but that the total over-all con or brown duck upper______. 09 has previously been used by him In the same sumption of crude rubber and latex for all Boys’ trimmed lace to toe bal. black pi*-it if under Direction 2 to Order L-41 he items manufactured may not exceed the total or brown duck upper______. 08 is permitted to relocate the machinery or amount permitted under the ceilings listed Youths’ trimmed lace to toe bal. black equipment without getting authorization to for those items. or brown duck upper______.07 construct under that order. This paragraph (4) General purpose synthetic rubber and Little gents’ lace to toe bal. black or (b) does not give him the right to use the reclaimed rubber may be consumed in any brown duck upper (trimmed)_____ .06 MRO symbol or rating to buy any materials amount required for the manufacture of Women’s lace to toe gym bal. white for installing a piece of machinery or equip these products. duck upper______1 ______.07 ment ( vhether hew or second-hand) which (b) Essential health items. Misses’ lace to toe gym bal. white duck he is installing in his plant for the first time Average weight of upper------' .06 as distinct from relocating machinery or Men’s untrimmed cir. vamp oxford equipment previously used by him in the crude rubber and latex per* pair white duck upper______.07 same plant. Boys’ untrimmed cir.' vamp oxford (c) MRO quota need not "be charged. A maxi mu m (in pounds) white duck upper______.07 person buying installation materials under Youths’ untrimmed cir. vamp oxford this direction need not charge the amount Men’s short boots—regulation h^%ht— 0.17 white duck upper______.06 he spends for them against his MRO quota Women’s short boots—(molded heel) 10 Women’s untrimmed cir. vamp oxford under paragraph (f) of the regulation. Men’s lumber-over______. 14 white duck upper______.07 (d) Relation to minor capital addition Men’s 2-buckle perfection______* .24 Misses’ untrimmed cir. vamp oxford provision of CMP Regulation No. 5. The Men’s 5-buckle rubber mid-weight white duck upper______.06 purchase of Installation materials under this arctic______1______. 18 Childs’ untrimmed cir. vamp oxford direction is not affected by the restrictions Men’s 4-buckle rubber mid-weight white duck upper___ .... ______. 05 on purchases of minor capital additions un arctic. „______.16 der paragraph (b) (3) of CMP Regulation Men’s 4-buckle rubber light-weight (e) Government order arsenal-ordnance or No. 5. This direction applies only in cases arctic______1______. 18 der and munition plant order items. where machinery or equipment which is in Men’s 4-buckle cloth farm-weight Men’s hip boot (OQMG 15A Rev. 1-19- stalled or relocated is acquired without using arctic______. 11 4 3 )------—...... 88 the MRO rating for a minor capital addition Men’s 4-buckle cloth light-weight Men’s toplace short boot (OQMG 14 under paragraph (b) (3) of the regulation. arctic.______. 10 Rev. 1-20-43)——...... - ...... 20 Under this direction, it does not »matter Boys’ 8-buckle rubber light-weight Men’s lumber-over shell, Yukon type whether the machinery or equipment costs arctic_____ .______, 11 (BQD 57E Rev. 11-2-42)_____ .18 more than $500. However, if machinery or Youths’ 3-buckle rubber light-weight Men’s 4-bkle. rubber arctic (Army- equipment is acquired with the MRO rating arctic______.09 Navy Spec.)______. 19 under paragraph (b) (3) of the regulation, Women’s 4-buckle rubber light-weight Men’s 4-bkle. cashmerette arctic. installation materials are considered part of arctic (low heel)______. 10 (OQMG 56B Rev. ll-14-42_-...... 14 the same capital addition, in which case the Women’s 2-snap gaiter (rubber)____ . 05 Women’s 4-bkls. cashmerette arctic total must not exceed $500 and the cost of Misses’ 2-snap gaiter (rubber).._____ .05 (BQD pending) ______. 08 the installation materials as well as cost of Child’s 2-snap gaiter (rubber)_____ 04 Women’s 2-snap gaiters (rubber) the machinery or equipment must be charged Men’s 2-buckle work rubber.______. 10 (BQD No. 70)...... 06 to the MRO quota. Men’s work rubber-storm & semi- ^ Women’s athletic shoe (tennis) (BQD (e) Applications. Where permission to in storm______.09 No. 73)— ___ .07 stall or relocate machinery is required by Boys’ storm work rubber______.08 Men’s jungle boot (BQD No. 79A)___ . 10 Order L-41, application for such permission Men’s dress rubber-storm over & clog Women’s heavy storm rubber (BQD should be made on the appropriate form (full lined) u______. 06 No. 97)______^______.06 indicated on Schedule C of Order L-41. Also, Men’s clog (molded)______.025 Men’s short legging boot—conductive such form should be used in applying for Boys’ dress rubber-storm & over (soft sole (Army Ord. Spec.)______.__ _ .23 priorities assistance to buy installation mate back only)______.05 Men’s short legging boot (Army Ord. rials where they cannot be bought uniter this Youths’ storm rubbers______.05 Spec.)______.23 direction, even if permission to install or Women’s toe rubbers______j . 02 relocate is not required by Order L-41. Growing girls’ storm rubber______. 04 Men’s powder-plant over-the-shoe Misses’ storm rubber______. 04 boot_____ .______,______• 22 Issued this 9th day of December 1943. Women’s over______Tl__ .04 Women’s 10" pullover boot—conduc Childs’ storm rubber______. 03 tive sole (Army Ord. Spec.)______.10 W ar P roduction B oard, Men’s work shoe — conductive sole By J. J oseph Whelan, Women’s 10%" over the shoe arctic... .05 Recording. Secretary. Misses’ 9" over the shoe arctic______.05 (Army Ord. Spec.)______.19 Child’s 8" over the shoe arctic______. 04 Men’s work rubber—conductive sole (Army Ord. Spec.)______.14 [P. R. Doc. 43-19658; Piled, December 9, 1943; (c^Severe occupational items. 11:13 a. m.] * Men’s clog—conductive sole (Army Men’s short boot (plain toe)______.28 Ord. Spec.)______a.______.10' Men’s short boot (steel toe)______. . . .30 Men’s industrial hip boot—shell con Men’s storm king boot (plain toe)__ _ .38 struction______.______- .42 Subchapter D—Office of the Rubber Director Men’s storm king boot (steel toe)____ .40 Men’s industrial hip boot—shell con Men’s storm king fireman’s boot (plain struction—steel toe______- • 43 Part 4600—R ubber, Synthetic R ubber, toe)_;______... ___ '__ .40 Balata and P roducts Thereof Men’s industrial short boot—shell Men’s hip boot and thigh (plain toe) __ . 48 construction___ 1__ —______- — .25 [Rubber Order R -l, Arndt. 1] Men’s hip boot and thigh (steel toe) . 49 Men’s industrial short boot—shell con Men’s 15" lace pac (plain toe)______.28 struction—steel toe______—- .27 Rubber Order Rr-1 as amended Decem Men’s 15" lace pac (steel toe)___ . . . . .30 ber 4,1943 is hereby amended by amend Men’s 10" mine pac (plain toe)____ _ .24 Aviators’ winter flying boot (Aero. ing List 21, Appendix II, to read as Men’s 10" mine pac (steel toe)_...... 26 Spec. M380-B)...... (*) follows, effective January 1, 1944: Men’s work shoe (plain toe)______. 18 1 Cements only. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943 16661 (e) Government order arsenal-ordnance or directives and miscellaneous supplemen Cut-off wheels. der and munition plant order items—Con. tary orders in printed form. Race wheels. Average weight The material in Appendix III is ar Mounted points other than pot balls. of crude rub ranged in accordance with the following Any abrasive items not listed in (1) above. ber and latex product classifications: § 4600.52 Wire and cable. The fol * per pair max imum (in Mechanical goods: Wire and cable; Tires lowing supplementary orders and direc pounds) and tubes; Footwear; Heels and soles; Proof tives are applicable to wire and cable: Men’s flying boot (A6)------t1). ing and combining of fabrics; Medical, surgi (a) Insulation. After December 31, Men’s flying'boot (A9)------(*) cal, dental, drug sundries; and Miscellaneous. 1943, no crude rubber or natural latex D -l electrically * heated flying boot may be consumed in the manufacture of insert (Used in A9 boot)______0.10 Each of these product classifications insulation for the following: Men’s flying boot (A10)______. 13 has been assigned a section number com Pilots’ shoes—rubber surface—muk- mencing with § 4600.51. Supplementary Wire: luk type (A13)----- .14 orders and directives in each group are Specification Type Pilots’ shoes—canvas and rubber— designated by letter. 71-478______W-110-B muk-luk type (A14)______—‘____ . 10 71—726-1__ W-124, W-125 and W-128 Men’s hip boot, medium weight (Navy § 4600.50 Applicability of Rubber CW—1102______W—146 Spec.)______.38 Order R -l. Supplementary orders and (b) Shipboard cables. After Decem Men’s short boot, heavy weight (Navy directives which appear in Appendix III ber 15, 1943, no crude rubber or natural Spec.)______, 28 shall govern in case of inconsistency with latex may be consumed in the manufac Men’s 4-bkle. cloth arctic (Navy Spec.) . 14 other provisions of Rubber Order R-l. ture of, or applied to any type of ship Men’s storm rubber (Navy Spec.)____ . 07 These orders and directives may be in Men's clog non-slip sole (Navy Spec. board -able for merchant or cargo ves M449)______.06 corporated in the Rubber Order from sels. Men’s clog molded (Navy Spec.).____ .03 time to time, at the discretion of the War (c) Splicing tape. After December 15, Women’s snap gaiter (rubber) (Navy Production Board. 1943, no crude rubber may be consumed Spec.)______.06 § 4600.51 Mechanical goods. The in the manufacture of splicing tape ex Men’s gym shoes (Navy Spec.)______. 07 cept as follows: Not exceeding 3Y2 pounds Men’s training shoe (molded sole) following supplementary orders and (Navy Spec.)______.12 directives are applicable to mechanical of crude rubber per 27,000 square inches Men’s electrically heated flying boot goods: of splicing tape. (Navy-Aero M456)______.=______i. .13 (a) Vibration dampers. Rubber Or Any manufacturer who is prepared to Men’s 5-bkle. arctic—non-slip sole der R -l incorporates by reference the make the foregoing reduction in ¿he (rubber) (Aero Spec. M517)______.17 provisions of conversion directive SA- crude rubber content of his splicing tape Men’s wading suit (Aero Spec.)_____ .66 135 (see Schedule A, Appendix I). The prior to December 15, 1943, is urged to Men’s wading shoe (Aero Spec.)_____ .08 provisions of this directive follow: do so in the interest of rubber conserva Men’s wader overshoe—armpit height tion. (Engineers Spec.)______.65 No crude rubber or natural latex may Men’s wader over-the-foot, waist Height be consumed in the manufacture of com § 4600.53 Tires and tubes. The fol (Signal Corps. Spec.)____ 1______.50 pression type of mountings or insulations lowing supplementary orders and direc Men’s 2-bkle. cloth arctic (Marine of a Shore Durometer hardness of 40 and tives are applicable to tires and tubes: Spec.)------. 14 above. Crude rubber may, however, be (a) Airplane tires, 10 plies and up. Men’s 2-bkle. perfection (diving suits used for bonding cements and for use in and felt Boots) (Merchant Marine Rubber Order R-l permits the manu Spec.)______'______. 17 tie-gum compounds, which shall not facture of airplane tires using ten or Men’s sea boot—non-slip sole, Navy___ . 36 exceed 1/32" thickness. more plies in either AA or BB crude rub Men’s firemen’s storm king boot Navy No crude rubber or natural latex may ber construction (whichever is desig 72B2 revised 8-30-43______,59 be consumed in the manufacture of plate nated opposite each respective size). Men’s 5-bkle. rub. arctic (Navy) 72-A- or sandwich shear type mountings or in After December 31, 1943, all airplane 4 shore arctic N 2______.22 sulations. This restriction covers tires using ten or more plies (except 1 Cements only. • mountings or insulations of a Shore beaching gear tires) shall be manufac (Sec. 2 (a), 64 Stat. 676, as amended by 55 Durometer hardness of 40 and above, and tured in accordance with the regulations Stat. 236 and 56 Stat. 176; E.O. 9024, 7 where the temperatures of application for S-5 synthetic construction (or S-7 are minus 40 and above. Crude rubber synthetic construction, subject to the ap F.R. 329; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; W.P.B.. may be used for bonding cements and Reg. 1 as amended March 24, 1943, 8 F.R. proval of the procuring agency) as set tie-gum compounds, which shall not ex forth in Appendix II, List 22, with the 3666; Pri. Reg. 1 as amended May 15,1943, ceed 1/32" in thickness. 8 F.R. 6727) following exceptions: No crude rubber or natural latex may (1) No maximum content crude rub Issued this 9th day of December 1943. be consumed after January 1, 1944, in ber will be designated. R ubber Director, the manufacture of tubular shear type (2) The tire body for each size in the War P roduction Board, mounting or torsional vibration dampers. S-5 synthetic construction shall be of By J. J oseph Whelan, (b) Industrial abrasive implements. that grade of friction compound desig Recording Secretary. Rubber Order R -l incorporates by ref nated opposite that size in Appendix II, erence conversion directive SA-117 (see [F. R. Doc. 43-19662; Filed, December 9, 1943; List 29. 11:12 a. m.] Schedule A, Appendix I) specifying man (3) Each size in S-7 synthetic con datory dates for the conversion of in struction shall consume no more crude dustrial abrasive implements. The pro rubber than would be consumed in an Part 4600—Rubber, S ynthetic Rubber, visions of this directive follow: S-5 synthetic construction tire of the Balata and P roducts Thereof (1) No crude rubber may be consumed same size, ply and tread type. (b) Industrial solid tires. Rubber Or [Rjibber Order R -l, as Amended Dec. 4, 1943, in the manufacture of the following items: der R-l permits the manufacture of Appendix III] pressed-on industrial solid and industrial Centerless feed wheels. Introductory. Appendix III to Rubber Snagging wheels, all types. tractor solid tires, using crude rubber Order R -l as amended is a compilation Centerless grinding wheels. tread stock of Grade C or better. After of supplementary orders and directives Wheels for grinding and fluting, drills, December 31, 1943, the consumption of of general applicability which affect rub taps and dies, both roughing and finisbipg. crude rubber in the manufacture of ber and rubber products. In the past, Plate mounted wheels. pressed-on industrial solid and industrial these orders and directives have involved Resilient wheels. tractor solid tires shall be limited to that principally the conversion of products Pot balls. amount permitted by Appendix II, List from crude rubber to synthetics and have Cam wheels. 24, subdivision ;b) (2) (i). been issued individually to the manufac (2) Crude rubber may be consumed in (c) Fighter type and ice grip airplane turers of the particular products. The the manufacture of the following items, tires. Rubber Order R -l requires that all purpose of Appendix III is to issue these but only until January 1, 1944: four, six and eight ply airplane tires (ex- 16662 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943 ce'pt beaching gear tires) be manufac The undersigned hereby certifies to____ _ cember 4,1943 permits shoe cements con tured in the S-5 or S-7 synthetic con ______(insert name of seller) and to the War Production Board that the pres taining crude rubber or natural latex struction. Furthermore, after December sure sensitive tape specified In the accom only for shoe repairing after December 31, 1943, all airplane tires using ten or panying purchase order and future purchase 31, 1943. more plies (except beaching gear tires) orders will not be sold or used by him except (Sec. 2 (a), 54 Stat. 676, as amended by 55 must be manufactured in the S-5 or S-7 for one or more of the following purposes: 7 synthetic construction, as outlined in Ap 1. Repair of transportation facilities. Stat. 236 and 56 Stat. 176; E.O. 9024 pendix III, § 4600.53 (a). However, these 2. Maintenance and manufacture of in F.R. 329; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; W.p !b. provisions shall not apply to fighter type dustrial *nd mining equipment. Reg. 1 as amended March 24,1943, 8 F.R. 3. The manufacture of the following prod 3666; Pri. Reg. 1 as amended May 15,1943 and ice grip airplane tires. All fighter ucts and parts thereof: 8 F.R. 6727) type and ice grip airplane tires shall be (a) Aircraft. manufactured using natural rubber com (b) Armored tanks. Issued this 9th day of December 1943, pounds throughout the tire until further (c) Ships. R ubber Director, notice; the compound grades to be used (d) Army transport vehicles. War P roduction Board, shall be B friction and B tread on all (e) Guns. By J. J oseph W helan, sizes except the following which shall be (f) Small arms. Recording Secretary. A friction and A tread. (g) Signalling devices. (h) Precision instruments. [P. R. Doc. 43-19667; Piled, December 9, 1943; (i) Munitions. 11:13 a. m.] Size Ely Type (j) Electrical equipment. (k) Machine tools. (l) Vehicles for common carriers and re 47...... 22 Smooth contour landing. 51...... 14 Do. lated transportation facilities. Chapter XI—Office of Price Administration 56...... 16 Do. 4. Splicing cotton jacketed cellulose gas 65...... 18 Do. kets for sealing drums and paint pails. P art 1340—F uel 65...... 22 Do. 5. Production and shipping of photo 44 x 12...... 14 High pressure special duty. 46 x 13...... 16 Do. graphic and motion picture film and X-ray [MPR 121,1 Arndt. 26] 17.00 x 20...... 12 Low pressure landing. film. 19.00 x 23...... 16 Do. 6. Sealing containers used to maintain ste MISCELLANEOUS SOLID FUELS DELIVERED rility or vacuum in the manufacture of medi* FROM PRODUCING FACILITIES cine and drugs; industrial and wholesale J 4600.54 Footwear. All outstanding packaging of drugs and chemicals. A statement of the considerations in supplementary orders and directives re Name_,______- volved in the issuance of this amend lating to footwear have been superseded ~ By...... ment, issued simultaneously herewith, by Rubber Order R -l as amended De Address. ______.______has been filed with the Division of the cember 4, 1943. City...... Federal Register.* Date______------Maximum Price Regulation No. 121 is § 4600.55 Heels and soles. All out Certification in substantially the above amended in the following respects: standing supplementary orders and di form constitutes the approved form of 1. Section 1340.241 is amended by de rectives relating to heels and soles have certification required for deliveries of leting the phrase “or a coke oven”. been superseded by Rubber Order R -l as pressure sensitive tape. 2. Section 1340.247a (d) is amended by amended December 4,1943. The foregoing certification shall not deleting the phrase “Except in cases in § 4600.56 Proofing and combining of be required for deliveries of pressure volving coke,”. fabrics. All outstanding supplementary sensitive tape to a person who has al 3. Section 1340.248 (a) (2) is amended orders and directives relating to proof ready filed the certification with his to read as follows: ing and combining of fabrics have been supplier. '(2) “Miscellaneous solid fuels” or superseded by Rubber Order Rr-1 as Certification of the purchaser may be “miscellaneous solid fuel” means anthra amended December 4, 1943. relied upon by the seller unless the seller cite other than that produced in the knows or has reason to believe that the § 4600.57 Medical, surgical, dental, State of Pennsylvania; semi-anthracite; drug sundries. All outstanding jsupple- certification is false. lignite; petroleum coke when sold by a mentary orders and directives relating to (3) Effective date. Notwithstanding distributor for use as fuel; briquettes medical, surgical, dental and drug sun the provisions of Rubber Order R -l as made from coke or coal; packaged coal; amended, the foregoing certification re and sea coal used for foundry facings. dries have been superseded by Rubber quirement shall not become effective un Order Rr-1 as amended December 4, til December 15, 1943. 4. Section 1340.248 (3) (ii) is amended 1943. (b) Inflatable or pneumatic mat to read as follows: § 4600.58 Miscellaneous. The follow tresses, cushions and pillows. Rubber (ii) A person engaged in the business ing supplementary orders and directives Order R -l as amended does not permit of manufacturing briquettes or packaged are applicable to miscellaneous rubber the consumption of rubber or synthetic coal, products or materials : rubber in the manufacture of inflatable (a) Pressure sensitive tape. Rubber or pneumatic mattresses, cushions or pil 5. Section 1340.248 (b) is amended by Order R -l permits the consumption of lows, to fill civilian orders. deleting the phrase “or a coke oven”. general purpose synthetics, reclaimed or In addition, the consumption of rub 6. Section 1340.249 (a) (5) is amended scrap rubber in the manufacture of pres ber or synthetic rubber in the manufac by deleting the words "coke oven”. sure sensitive tape for industrial pur ture of the foregoing products to fill 7. Section 1340.249 (b) (5) is amended poses to fill Government and civilian or Government orders is hereby prohibited by deleting the words “coke oven”. ders. Schedule A of the order requires except upon special authorization in 8. Section 1340.249 (d) (1) is amended certification by the purchaser as to his writing by the War Production Board. by deleting the phrase “or a coke oven”. end use. (This supersedes SA-142.) 9. Section 1340.249 (d) (3) is hereby (1) Uses which are classified as “in (c) Shoe cements. Notwithstanding revoked. dustrial” are set forth in the certifica the provisions of any quota directive 4-A 10. Section 1340.249 (f) is hereby re tion. or 4-B, no crude rubber or natural latex voked. (2) Certification. No pèrson shall de- ■ shall be consumed in the manufacture of 11. Section 1340.249 (g) is hereby re liver or accept delivery of pressure sensi shoe cements after December 31, 1943 voked. tive tape (except high heat resistant and without special authorization. non-corrosive electric tape) unless the In order to receive adjustments of This amendment shall be effective De person acquiring the same shall certify quota directives for this purpose, manu cember 8, 1943. to the seller and to the War Production facturers should address a letter to the Board in substantially the following ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office Manager of Allocations, Office of Rubber of Price Administration. form signed by an authorized official Director, Washington 25, D. C. 1 P.R. 3237, 3989, 4483, 6941, 6002, 6386, either manually or as provided in Priori In this connection, it should be noted 8587, 8521, 8938, 8948, 10529; 8 P.R. 1895, 2756, ties Regulation No. 7. that Rubber Order R^l as amended De 4179, 5757, 6261. * FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943 16663 (Pub Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4861) Column 1 prices apply tot Column 2 prices apply to; 1. All sales f. o. b. shipping point, regardless 1. Delivered sales'in which delivery is to be Issued this 8th day of December 1943. of zone. made in Zone II, except where the delivery Chester B owles, 2. Delivered sales in which delivery is to be point is within the limits of the city in Administrator. made in Zone I. which the shipping point is located. (See 8. Delivered sales in which deliyery is to be paragraph 3 in adjoining column.) [F. R. Doc. 43-19641; Filed, December 8, 1943; made within Zone II but within the limits 4:29 p. m.] of the city in which the shipping point is located. Part 1351—F ood and F ood P roducts. [MPR 490,1 Amdt. 2] In all delivered sales to which the i. Paragraph (d) is amended to read EDIBLE TREE NUTS Column 1 prices are applicable, the as follows: actual cost of transportation from ship A statement of the considerations in ping point to destination, by thè cheap (d) Sales by certain sellers to retailers volved in the issuance of this amend and ultimate consumers. (1) The max est, most direct and generally available imum price Which any seller except a ment has been issued and filed with the means, shall be added to the named price Division of the Federal Register.* wholesaler or a wagon wholesaler may in arriving at the maximum delivered charge to retailers is, in each case, the Maximum Price Regulation No. 190 is price. amended in the following respects: price for the item set forth in Column 1 In all delivered sales to which the Col of paragraph (1), plus actual delivery 1. Section 1 is amended to read as fol umn 2 prices are applicable, the named lows: costs incurred, regardless of the zone in price is the maximum delivered price. which delivery is made. Section 1. What this regulation covers. Nothing may be added on account of the (2) The maximum price which any (a) This regulation establishes maxi cost of transportation, since all allow seller except a retailer may charge in mum prices for certain sales of all edible able transportation is included in the sales to ultimate consumers is, in each tree nuts. figures stated. An exception to these case, the price for the item set forth in (b) This regulation does not apply to rules appears in paragraph (d) of this Column 1 of paragraph (1), multiplied by export sales (see Second Revised Maxi section 8. 1.35, and plus actual delivery charges mum Export Price Regulations), nor to b. In the four tables in paragraph (b) incurred, regardless of the zone in which sales between any of the following: the parenthetical statement immediately delivery is made. growers, country dealers, packers, proc following the table number and title in j. In paragraph (e) subparagraph (3) essors or shellers. each case is amended by inserting the is redesignated (4) and a new subpara (c) This regulation is applicable, to words “in bulk or” immediately after the graph (3) is added to read as follows: the 48 states of the United States and the words “The following prices apply to (3) If the seller is a wholesaler and District of Columbia. sales ...” has purchased the item being priced (d) This regulation becomes effective c. In paragraph (b) in the four tables from another wholesaler or if he is a November 3, 1943. the headnote to subparagraph (1) in retailer and has purchased it from an each case is amended to read as follows: 2. In section 2 (a) subparagraphs (2) other retailer, his maximum price shall (1) Maximum prices for sales by grow not exceed his supplier’s maximum price. and (9) are redesignated (9) and (10), ers, country dealers, packers, processors respectively. and shellers to persons other than retail k. Paragraph (g) is redesignated (h) 3. In section 2 (a)j a new subpara ers and ultimate consumers. (See ex and a new paragraph (g) is added to read graph (2) is added to read as follows: ception in section 1 (b).) as follows: (2) “Country dealer” means a person d. In paragraph (b), Table 1, para i (g) Sales by wagon wholesalers. The who buys the kind of edible tree nuts graph (3), in the column under “in maximum price whieh a wagon whole being priced in their raw unshelled con shell”, the following items are added: saler may charge for an item shall be his dition (either graded or not) for resale 50 1-lb. cellophane bags per case______2 y2 net delivered cost of the item plus a in substantially the same form. The 24 1-lb. cellophane bags per case------3 mark-up of 25%. He shall originally term includes, for example, persons com 24 2-lb. saxolin mesh hags per case____ 2% figure his maximum price on the basis of monly known as “accumulators” and 12 4-lb. saxolin mesh bags per case_____ 1 y2 his most recent purchase of that item, “truckers”. e. In paragraph (b), Table 1, para and he shall refigure it after each new 4. Section 4 is amended by adding the graphs (4) and (5) are amended to read purchase. The maximum price so fig following sentence: “This section does ured is the seller’s maximum price for as follows: his entire inventory of that item, and not apply to sales to ultimate consum (4) For salés of Extra Large Willson ers.” it is effective until his first sale after he 5. Section 8 is amended in the follow Wonder, Jumbo Soft Shell, Jumbo Fran receives the next lot. ing respects: quette, and Jumbo Mayette varieties, 2
Done at Washington, D. C., this 8th under the Fair Labor Standards Act of March 13, 1943 (8 P.R. 3079), and Adminis day of December 1943. Witness my 1938. ^ trative Order June 7, 1943 (8 P.R. 7890). hand and the seal of the Department of Notice is hereby given that special Artificial Flowers and Feathers Learner Agriculture. certificates authorizing the employment Regulations, October 24, 1940 (5 P.R. 4203). Glove Findings and Determination of Feb [seal] G rover B. Hill, of learners at hourly wages lower than ruary 20,1940, as amended by Administrative Acting Secretary of Agriculture. the minimum rate applicable under sec Order September 20, 1940 (5 FR. 8748), and tion 6 of the act are issued under section as further amended by Administrative Order [P. R. Doc. 43-19654; Piled, December 9, 1943; March 13, 1943 (8 P.R. 3079). H r 08 a. m.] 14 thereof and § 522.5 (b) of the regula tions issued thereunder (August 16,1940, Hosiery Learner Regulations, September 4 5 F.R. 2862) to the employers listed be 1940 (5 P.R. 3530), as amended by Adminis low effective as of the date specified in trative Order March 18, 1943 (8 P.R. 8079). each listed item below. Independent Telephone Learner Regula TITLE 49—TRANSPORTATION AND tions, September 27, 1940 (5 P.R. 3829). The employment of learners under Knitted Wear Learner Regulations, Octo RAILROADS these certificates is limited to the terms ber 10, 1940 (5 P.R. 3982), as amended by Ad Chapter I—Interstate Commerce and conditions as designated opposite ministrative Order, March 13, 1943 (8 FR Commission the employer’s name. These certificates 8079). are issued upon the employers’ repre Millinery Learner Regulations, Custom P art 120—Annual, S pecial or Periodical sentations that experienced workers for Made and Popular Priced, August 29, 1940' (5 R eports F.R. 3392, 3393). the learner occupations are not available Textile Learner Regulations, May 16, 1941 FORM PRESCRIBED FOR LESSORS TO STEAM for employment and that they are (6 PR. 2446), as amended by Administrative RAILWAYS actually in need of learners at submini Order March 13, 1943 (8 P.R. 8079). mum rates in order to prevent curtail Woolen Learner Regulations, October 30 At a session of the Interstate Com ment of opportunities for employment. 1940 (5 F.R. 4302). merce Commission, Division 1, held at its The certificates may be cancelled in the Notice of Amended Order for the Employ office in Washington, D. C., on the 2d manner provided for in the Regulations, ment of Learners in the Cigar Manufacturing day of December, A. D. 1943. Industry, July 20, 1941 (6 PR. 3753). The matter of annual reports from les and as indicated on the certificate. Any sors to steam railway companies being person aggrieved by the issuance of the The employment of learners under certificates may seek a review or recon these certificates is limited to the terms under consideration: sideration thereof. It is ordered, That the order dated and conditions therein contained and to January 18, 1943, in the Matter of An N ame and Address of F irm , P roduct, Number the provisions of the applicable determi nual Reports from Lessors to Steam of Learners, Learning P eriod, Learner nation and order or regulations cited W age, Learner O ccupation, E xpiration above. The applicable determination Railway Companies (§ 120.14) be and it Date is hereby vacated and set aside, effective and order or regulations, and the effec January 1, 1944, and the following order Julius Berger, 84 Oliver Street, Newark, tive and expiration dates of the certifi shall become effective: New Jersey; infants’ wear, silk and wool cates issued to each employer is listed sacques, bathrobes, afghans, bonnets; 7 below. The certificates may be cancelled § 120.14 Form prescribed for lessors learners (T); machine operating (except cut in the manner provided in the regula to steam railways. All lessors to steam ting), pressing embroidery, finishing opera-" tions and as indicated in the certificates. railway companies subject to the pro tions involving hand-sewing for a learning period of 480 hours at 35 cents per .hour; Any person aggrieved by the Issuance of visions of section 20 Part I of the Inter effective December 8, 1943, expiring December any of these certificates, may seek a re state Commerce Act, are hereby required 7, 1944. view or reconsideration thereof. to file annual reports for the year ended Signed at New York, N. Y., this 7th N ame and Address of F irm , I ndustry, Prod December 31, 1943, and for each suc uct, Number of Learners and E ffective ceeding year until further order in ac day of December 1943. Dates cordance with Annual Report Form E Merle D, Vincent, (Railway Lessor Companies), which is Authorized Representative APPAREL INDUSTRY hereby approved and made a part of of the Administrator. Dublin Pants Company, Dublin, Pennsyl this order.1 The annual report shall be vania; men’s trousers; 5 percent (T); effec [P. R. Doc. 43-19628; Piled, December 8, 1943; tive December 8, 1943, expiring December 7, 'filed, in duplicate, in the Bureau of 2:52 p. m.] 1944. Transport Economics and Statistics, Interstate Commerce Commission, Wash SINGLE PANTS, SHIRTS, AND ALLIED GARMENTS, ington, D. C., on or before March 31, of WOMEN’S APPAREL, SPORTSWEAR, RAINWEAR, ROBES AND LEATHER AND SHEEP-LINED GAR the year following the one to which it Learner Employment Certificates relates, MENTS DIVISIONS OF THE APPAREL INDUSTRY ISSUANCE TO VARIOUS INDUSTRIES Casey Jones, Inc., Elkton, Virginia; Navy (Sec. 20, 24 Stat. 386, sec. 7, 34 Stat. 593, work clothing; 10 learners (T); effective De 35 Stat. 649, sec. 14, 36 Stat. 556, sec. 435, Notice of issuance of special certifi cember 11, 1943, expiring December 10, 1944. 41 Stat. 493, sec. 13, 54 Stat. 916; 49 cates for the employment of learners Casey Jones, Inc., Luray, Virginia; Navy U.S C. 20 (1)—(8)) under the Fair Labor Standards Act of work clothing; 10 percent (T); effective De 1938. cember 11, 1943, expiring December 10, 1944. By the Commission, Division 1. Notice is hereby given that special cer Casey Jones, Inc., Woodstock, Virginia; [seal] W. P. B artel, tificates authorizing the employment of Navy work clothing; 10 learners (T); effective Secretary. learners at hourly wage rates lower than December ltT" 1943, expiring December 10, the minimum wage rate applicable under 1944. [P. R. Doc. 43-19647; Plied, December 9, 1943; 10:29 a. m.] section 6 of the act are issued under sec Happ Brothers Company, Broadway at Pine tion 14 thereof, part 522 of the regula Street, Macon, Georgia; men’s aqd boys’ tions issued thereunder (August 16,1940, pants; 10 percent (T); effective December 11, 5 F.R. 2862, and as amended June 25, 1943, expiring December 10, 1944. Notices 1942, 7 F.R. 4725), and the determination Morgan Shirt Company, Inc., Powell and order or regulation listed below and Avenue, Morgantown, West Virginia; cotton DEPARTMENT OF LABOR. published in the F ederal R egister as dress shirts and pajamas, Army O. D. flannel here stated. shirts; 30 learners (AT); effective December Wage and Hour Division. 10, 1943, expiring June 9, 1944. Apparel Learner Regulations, September 7, Nirenberg and Salzman, Inc., North Mo Learner E mployment Certificates 1940 (5 F.R. 3591), as amended by Adminis trative Order March 13, 1943 (8 P.R. 3079). hawk Street, Cohoes, New York; men’s dress JULIUS BERGER Single Pants, Shirts and Allied Garments, and sport shirts; 5 percent (T); effective De Women’s Apparel, Sportswear, Rainwear, cember 8, 1943, expiring December 7, 1944. Notice of issuance of special certifi Robes and Leather and Sheep-Lined Gar Vesta Corset Company, 25 South Street, Mc- cates for the employment of learners ments Divisions of the Apparel Industry, Graw, New York; corsets and corsellettes; 10 Learner Regulations, July 20, 1942 (7 F.R. percent (T)'; effective December 8, 1943, ex 1 Piled as part of the original document. 4724), as amended by Administrative Order piring December 7, 1944. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943 16667
HOSIERY INDUSTRY [S. O. 164, Special Permit 10] carload minimum weight of 60 net tons. Caldwell Hosiery Mill, Inc., Granite Falls, Common Carrier by R ailroad (40 Stat. 101, sec. 402, 41 Stat. 476, sec. 4, North Carolina; Seamless hosiery; 5 learners 54 Stat. 901; 49 U.S,C. 1 (10)-(17)). (T); effective December 8, 1943, expiring De REFRIGERATION OF TANGERINES AND ORANGES It is further ordered, That this order cember 7, 1944. shall become effective at 12:01 a. m„ Larkwood Hosiery Mills, Inc., 2500 North Pursuant to the authority vested in me Brevard Street, Charlotte, North Carolina; by paragraph (g) of the first ordering December 7, 1943, and expire May 31, full-fashioned hosiery; 5 percent (T); ef paragraph (§ 95.323, 8 F.R. 15491) of 1944, unless otherwise changed or ex fective December 8, 1943, expiring December Service Order No. 164 of November 10, tended; that copies of this order and 7, 1944. 1943, permission is granted for any com direction shall be served upon the Nor Willis Hosiery Mills, Inc., Academy Street, mon carrier by railroad subject to the folk and Western Railway Company Concord, North Carolina; seamless hosiery; Interstate Commerce Act: and upon the Association of American 5 percent (T); effective December 8, 1943, Railroads, Car Service Division, as expiring December 7, 1944. To provide standard refrigeration on car SFRD 20459, tangerines and oranges, from agent of the railroads subscribing to the TEXTILE INDUSTRY Adams Packing Association, Auburndale, car service and per diem agreement Riverside Mills, #1 Kollock Street, Augusta, Florida, December 3, 1943, to North American under the terms of that agreement; and Georgia; jute bagging, machine waste, con Distributors, Ltd., Vancouver, British Colum that notice of this order be given to the verted shoddy cotton yarn; 3 percent (T); bia, Canada. (SAL-MD&StC of Ga-Frisco- general public by depositiing a copy in effective December 8, 1943, expiring December Buriington-GN) the office of the Secretary of the Com 7, 1944. To provide »standard refrigeration on car mission at Washington, D. C., and by Swift Manufacturing Company, 1410 Sixth WFE 63815 tangerines and oranges, from filing it with the Director, Division of Avenue, Columbus, Georgia; cotton textiles; Adams Packing Association, Auburndale, the Federal Register. 3 percent (T); effective December 8, 1943, ex Florida, December 6, 1943, to North American piring June 7, 1944. Distributors, Ltd., Vancouver, British Colum By the Commission, Division 3. Tifton Cotton Mills, Tifton, Georgia; cot bia, Canada. (SAL-MD&S-C of Ga-NC&StL- [seal] W. P. Bartel, ton yarn; 25 learners (AT); effective Decem Burlington-GN) Secretary. ber 8, 1943, expiring June 7, 1944. The waybills shall show reference to this United States Rubber Company, Shelby- special permit. [F. R. Doc. 43-19648; Filed, December 9, 1943; ville Mills, Shelbyville, Tennessee; tire cord A copy of this permit has been served 10:29 a. m.] and fabric; 3 percent (T); effective Decem upon the Association of American Rail ber 8, 1943, expiring December 7, 1944. roads, Car Service Division, as agent of Signed at New York, N. Y., this 7th the railroads subscribing to the car serv OFFICE OF ALIEN PROPERTY CUS day of December 1943. ice and per diem agreement under the TODIAN. terms of that agreement; and notice of Merle D. Vincent, [Vesting Order 2686] Authorized Representative this permit shall be given to the general of the Administrator. public by depositing a copy in the office Nationals of F rance of the Secretary of the Commission at [F. R. Doc. 43-19629; Filed, December 8, 1943; Washington, D. C., and by filing it with In re: Inventions and disclosures 2:52 p. m.J the Director, Division of the Federal thereof of nationals of France. Register. Under the authority of the Trading Issued at'Washington, D. C., this 3d day with the Enemy Act, as amended, and of December, 1943. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMIS and pursuant to law, the undersigned, SION. Homer C. King, after investigation, finding: Director, Bureau of Service. [S. O. 164, Special Permit 9] 1. That each ofc the persons to whom ref [F. R. Doc. 43-19650; Filed, December 9, 1943; erence is made in the column headed “Owner” Common Carrier by Railroad 10:2$ a. m.] in Exhibits A and B attached hereto and made a part hereof, if an individual, is a citizen REFRIGERATION OF TANGERINES and resident of, or if a business organization, Pursuant to the authority vested in is organized under the laws of and has its me by paragraph (g) of the first order principal place of business in, France and is 8 [Corrected S. O. 168J] a national of a foreign country (France); ing paragraph (§ 95.323, F.R. 15491) of 2. That the disclosures and other property Service Order No. 164 of November 10, N orfolk and W estern R ailway Co. related thereto described in subparagraph 3 1943, permission is granted for any com hereof are property of the persons whose mon carrier by railroad subject to the use of large capacity coal cars names appear in the column headed “Owner” Interstate Commerce Act: At a session of the Interstate Com opposite the respective identifications thereof merce Commission, Division 3, held at its in said Exhibits A and B; To provide standard refrigeration on car 3. That the property described as fallows: ART 22186, tangerines, from Rio Grande Val office in Washington, D. C., on the 6th The disclosures identified in Exhibits A and ley Citrus Exchange, Mission, Texas, Decem day of December, A. D. 1943. B attached hereto and made a part hereof, ber 4, J1943, to North American Distributors, It appearing, that certain large ca together with the entire right, title and in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, (MP- pacity coal cars owned by the Norfolk CB&Q-GN) terest throughout the United States and its The waybill shall show reference to this and Western Railway Company are suit territories in and to, together with the right special permit. able for carrying coal only when they can to file applications in the United States Pat be unloaded by a mechanical car dumper, ent Office for Letters Patent for, the invent A copy of this permit has been served and that such cars are not now being tion or inventions shown or described in such upon the Association of American Rail used; in the opinion of the Commission disclosures, roads, Car Service Division, as agent of an emergency exists requiring immediate is property of nationals of a foreign country the railroads subscribing to the car serv action to prevent a shortage of railroad (France); ice and per diem agreement under the And having made all determinations and equipment and congestion of traffic: taken all action required by law, including terms of that agreement; and notice of It is ordered, That the operation of appropriate consultation and certification, this permit shall be given to the general Rule 1 of Norfolk and Western Railway and deeming it necessary in the national in public by depositing a copy in the office Company tariff I. C. C. 3214-B and Sup terest, of the Secretary of the Commission at plements thereto and reissues thereof Washington, D. C., and by filing it with shall be partially suspended to the ex hereby vests in the Alien Property Custo the Director, Division of the Federal tent necessary to allow the use of Nor dian the property described above, to be Register. folk and Western Railway flat bottom held, used, administered, liquidated, sold Issued at Washington, D. C., this 4th high-side gondola cars of 180,000-pound or otherwise dealt with in the interest day of December, 1943. capacity, series 100,000 to 101,749, for the and for the benefit of the United States. H omer C. King, loading of coal at or near Gary, West Such property and any or all of the Director, Bureau of Service. Virginia, destined to Carnegie ¡-Illinois Steel Corporation, Gary, Indiana; with a proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap IF. R. Doc. 43-19649; Filed, December 9, 1943; propriate account or accounts, pending 10:29 a. m.] * 8 FB. 16534. further determination of the Alien Prop- 16668 erty Custodian. This order shall not be erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice territories in and to, together with the right or in part, nor shall it be deemed to deemed to limit the power of'the Alien of claim, together with a request for a to file applications in the United States Pat indicate that compensation will not be e n t Office for L etters P aten t for, th e inven paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should Property Custodian to return such prop- hearing therein. Nothing herein con tion or inventions shown or described in such ■ erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or tained shall be deemed to constitute an disclosures, be determined to take any one or all in part, nor shall it be deemed to indi admission of the existence, validity or of such actions. cate that compensation will not be paid is property of a national of a foreign country Any person, except a national of a right, to allowance of any such claim. (F rance); designated enemy country, asserting any in lieu thereof, if and when it should be The terms “national” and “designated And having made all determinations and determined to take any one or all of suGh claim arising as a result of this order enemy country” as used herein shall have taken all action required by law, including may, within one year from the date actions. the meanings prescribed in section 10 of appropriate consultation and certification, Any person, except a national of a des and deeming it necessary in the national hereof, or within such further time as ignated enemy country, asserting any Executive Order 9095, as amended. interest, may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop claim arising as a result of this order Executed at Washington, D. C., on erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice November 30, 1943. hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus of claim, together with a request for a may, within one year from the date todian the property described above, to hereof, or within such further time as [seal] Leo T. Crowley, hearing thereon. Nothing herein con be held, used, administered, liquidated, tained shall be deemed to constitute an may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop Alien Property Custodian. sold or otherwise dealt with in the in admission of the existence, validity or REGISTER, FEDERAL E xhibit A terest and for the benefit of the United right to allowance of any such claim. States. The terms “national” and “designated TC number Inventor Invention Other identification Owner Such property and any or all of the enemy country” as used herein shall have proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap the meanings prescribed in section 10 of TC-1079 (a)._ Didier Follet____ Level Indicator for Pulverized Corresponding French L’Air Liquide. propriate account or accounts, pending Matter. appln. filed 11-14-41. - further determination of the Alien Prop Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. TC-1079 (b).. Paul LaCourt___ Feeding of Acetylene Genera- Corresponding French L’Air Liquide. Executed at Washington, D. C., on No tors. appln. filed 3-9-42. erty Custodian. This order shall not be TC-1079 (c).. Corresponding French L’Air Liquide. deemed to limit the power of the Alien vember 30, 1943. appln. filed 1-22-42. [seal] Leo T. Crowley, TC-1079 ( Silva. 1943 10, December Friday, TC-1079 (i).. Unknown______Apparatus for the Priming and Corresponding French Etablissements TC-1072 Regulating Device for Electric Meters.. French Appln. Pv 458,901. the Functioning of an Electri appln. PV-464.535. Claude Paz et TC-1072 (b)___ Andre Edouard Valen Method of Extra Rapid Regulation for French Appln. BA 18401. cal Discharge Apparatus. Silva, tine. Electric Machines. TC-1079 (j).. Unknown______Chamber for the Priming and Corresponding French Etablissements T0-1075...... Unknown______.... Apparatus for Reproducing Documents French Appln. 465,016. the Functioning of an Electri appln. 460.047. Claude Paz et on Films. cal Discharge Apparatus. Silva. TC-1075 (a) . System of Binding for Bands of Film---- French Appln. 465,160. T 0-1^96 Comptoir des Tex T0-1075 (b)___ Unknown______Process of Cataloging and Classifying French Appln. Add 39,788. by Viscose Filaments charged tiles Artificiel. the Views of Films and Film Following with Artificial Resins. such Procedure. TC-1075 (c)___ Unknown______.... Support for the Passage of Films------French Appln. E xhibit B [F. R. Doc. 43-19597; Filed, December 8, 1943; 10:56 a. m.] Date of TO-number Inventor Invention execution Owner TC-1083...... Andres Antoine Chauvin.---- Binding Device for Movable Files___ 8-22-42 Andres Antoine [Vesting Order 1991, Amendment] a national of a designated enemy country Chauvin. (G erm any); TC-1084...... Andres Antoine Chauvin____ Filing Cabinets with Vertically Hung 8-22-42 Andres' Antoine Carl J. B auer and Gertrude M. B auer 2. That Carl J. Bauer, also known as Files. Chauvin. Carlos J. Bauer, a citizen and resident of In re; Real properties, insurance poli Bogota, Colombia, is acting or purporting [F.% R. Doc. 45-19594; Filed, December 8, 1943; 10:55 a. m.] cies, bank accounts, mortgage and to act directly or indirectly for the bene claim owned by Carl J. Bauer and Ger fit or on behalf of Gertrude M. Bauer, a trude M. Bauer. national of a designated enemy country (Ger Vesting Order Number 1991, dated Au many) , who is a person within such coun [Vesting Order 2689] 1. That Compagnie Française Thomson- gust 18,‘ 1943, is hereby amended to read try, and that the said Carl J. Bauer is a Houston is a corporation organized under national of a designated enemy country Compagnie Française Thomson-H ouston the laws of France and is a national of a at follows: (G erm any); In re: Inventions and disclosures foreign country (France): Under the authority of the Trading '3. That Carl J. Bauer, also known as Carlos thereof of Compagnie Française Thom 2. That the property described in subpar with the Enemy Act, as amended, and J. Bauer, is the record owner of the prop agraph 3 hereof is property of Compagnie Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, erty described in subparagraph 5-a hereof and son-Houston. Française Thomson-Houston; the nominal owner of the property described Under the authority of the Trading 3. That the property described as follows: and pursuant to law, the undersigned, in subparagraph 5-c hereof; with the Enemy Act, as amended, and The disclosures identified in Exhibit A after investigation, finding: 4. T hat G ertrude M. Bauer Is th e bene Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, attached hereto and made a part hereof, 1. That the last known address of Gertrude ficial owner of the property described in sub- and pursuant to law, the undersigned, together with the entire right, title and in M. Bauer is Pforzheim, Germany, and that paragraph 5—a hereof, which property is held after investigation, finding: terest throughout the United States and its she is a resident and citizen of Germany and in the name of Carl J. Bauer, and the prop- FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943 16669 erty described in subparagraphs 5-b and agraph 5-a hereof, subject to recorded width) at the distance of two hundred ninety 5-c hereof, and that Gertrude M. Bauer is liens, encumbrances and other rights of and eight-seven one hundredths feet North the owner of the property described in sub- eastwardly from the Northeasterly side of paragraphs 5-d and 6-e hereof; record held by or for persons who are Main Street; thence extending along land 5. That the property described as follows: not nationals of designated enemy coun about to be conveyed to Alma J. Miller North a. Real property situated in the County of tries, and hereby vests in the Alien Prop forty-two degrees, ten minutes West one Montgomery, State of Pennsylvania, particu erty Custodian the property described in hundred twenty-four and fifty-eight one hun larly described in Exhibit A, B, C, D and E subparagraphs 5-b, 5-c, 5-d, and 5-e dredths feet to land now or late of Long- hereof, together with all hereditaments, fix hereof, aker; thence extending along said land North tures, improvements and appurtenances All such property so vested to be held, forty-eight degrees, thirty nine minutes East thereto, and any and all claims for rents, used, administered, liquidated, sold or eighty and thirty one-hundredths feet to land refunds, benefits or other payments arising about to be conveyed to Guilliam H. Clamer; from the ownership of such property, otherwise dealt with in the interest, and thence extending along said land South for b. All right, title, interest and claim of for the benefit, of the United States. ty-two degrees, ten minutes East one hun Gertrude M. Bauer and Carl J. Bauer, also Such property and any or all of the dred twenty-six and eight one hundredths known as Carlos J. Bauer, and each of them, proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap feet to a stone on the Northwesterly side of in and to certain insurance policies, particu propriate account, or accounts, pending Clamer Avenue; thence extending along said larly described in Exhibit F attached hereto further determination of the Alien Prop Northwesterly side of Clamer Avenue South and by reference made a part hereof cover erty Custodian. This order shall not be forty-nine degrees, twenty-seven minutes ing the real properties described in subpara deemed to limit the power of the Alien West eighty and thirty one-hundredths feet graph 5-a hereof, to the first mentioned stone and place, of be- c. That certain bank account with the Col- Property Custodian to return such prop • ginning. Being premises known as Nos. 15 legeville National Bank, Collegeville, Pennsyl erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or and 17 Clamer Avenue in said Borough. vania, which account is due and owing to in part, nor shall this order be deemed and held for Gertrude M. Bauer in the name to indicate that compensation will not Exhibit C of Carl J. Bauer, and that certain bank ac be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it All that lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, count with the Collegeville National Bank, should be determined to take any one or lying and being in the City of Collegeville, Collegeville, Pennsylvania, which account is all of such actions. County of Montgomery, State of Pennsyl due and owing to and held for Gertrude M. vania, bounded and described as follows: Bauer in the name of Ralph E. Miller, attor- Any person, except a national of a Beginning at a point in the Northwesterly ney-in-fact for Gertrude Bauer, including but designated enemy country, assorting any side of Glenwood Avenue (forty-six feet in not limited to all security rights in rind to claim arising as a result of this order width) at the distance of two hundred ninety- any and all collateral for any or all of such may, within one year from the date here four and eighty-six one hundredths feet accounts, and the right to enforce and col of, or within syph further time as may Northeastwardly from the Northeasterly side lect the same; be allowed, file with the Alien Property of Main Street; thence extending along land d. A certain mortgage executed by Gayle Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of about to be conveyed to Anna Marie Kelley M. French and Charlotte French, his wife, as North forty degrees, twenty-eight minutes mortgagors, on August 14, 1939 in favor of claim, together with a request for a hear West one hundred thirty-two and five tenths Gertrude M. Bauer, as mortgagee, and re ing thereon. Nothing herein contained feet to a point in the Southeasterly side of a corded on August 15, 1939 in the Office of the shall be deemed to constitute an ad twenty feet wide alley; thence extending Recorder of Deeds of Montgomery County, mission of the existence, validity or right along said side of said alley North forty-nine Pennsylvania, in Mortgage Book No. 1548, to allowance of any such claim. degrees, twenty-one minutes East one hun page 434, and any and all obligations secured The terms “national” and “designated dred nineteen and seven one hundredths feet by said mortgage including but not limited to enemy country” as used herein shall have to a point in line of land about to be conveyed all security rights in and to any and all col to Alma J. Miller; thence extending along said lateral (including the aforesaid mortgage) the meanings prescribed in section 10 of land South forty degrees, twenty-eight min for any and all of such obligations and the Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. utes East one hundred thirty-two and five right -to enforce and collect the same, and the Executed at Washington, D. C., on De tenths feet to a point in the Northwesterly right to possession of any and all notes, bonds, cember 6, 1943. side of Glenwood Avenue; thence extending or other instruments evidencing such obli [seal] Leo T. Crowley, along said side of said Avenue South forty- gations, and • Alien Property Custdian. nine degrees, twenty-one minutes West one e. All right, title and interest of Gertrude hundred nineteen and seven one hundredths M. Bauer in and to any and all obligations, Ex h ib it A feet to the first mentioned point and place of contingent or otherwise and whether or not All that lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, beginning. Being premises known as Nos. 11- matured, owing to Gertrude M. Bauer by lying & being in the City of Collegeville, 13-15 and 17 Glenwood Avenue in said Gayle M. French and Charlotte French, his County of Montgomery, State of Pennsyl Borough. wife, including but not limited to all security vania, bounded and described as follows: Exhibit D rights in and to any and all collateral for Beginning at a point in the Northeasterly All that lot, piece or parcel of land, situate any or all of such obligations, and including side of Main Street, at the distance of one lying and being in the City of Collegeville, particularly any and all claims rising by hundred sixty-eight and eighty-eight one reason of the management of the mortgage County of Montgomery, State of Pennsyl hundredths .feet Northwestwardly from the vania, bounded and described as follows: described in subparagraph 5-d hereof, Northwesterly side of Glenwood Avenue Beginning at a point on the Northwesterly is property within the United States owned or (forty-six feet in width); thence extending side of Glenwood Avenue (forty-six feet in controlled by nationals of a designated enemy along land about to be conveyed to Anna width) at the distance of four hundred forty- country (Germany); Marie Kelly North Sixty-five degrees, thirty- two and eighty-three hundredths feet North six minutes East one hundred and forty- eastwardly from the Northeasterly side of And determining that the property de eight feet to a point in line of land about scribed in subparagraphs 5-b and 5-c hereof Main Street; thence extending along land « is necessary for the maintenance and safe to be conveyed to Guilliam H. Clamer; thence aboux to be conveyed to Alma J. Miller and guarding of other property (namely, that extending along said land North twenty-four passing through the middle of> the partition property described in subparagraph 5-a degrees, twenty-four minutes West sixty and wall between the house thereon erected and hereof) belonging to the same nationals of sixty-two one hundredths feet to other land the house hereon erected North forty de the same designated epemy country and sub aboyt to be conveyed to Guilliam H. Clamer; grees, twenty-eight minutes West one, hun ject to vesting (and fact vested by this thence extending along said land South dred thirty-two and five-tenths feet to a 0rder) pursuant to Section 2 of said Exec sixty-five degrees, thirty-six minutes West point in the Southeasterly side of an alley, utive jprder; ' % one hundred and forty-eight feet to a point twenty feet in width; thence extending along in the Northeasterly side of Main Street; said side of said Alley North forty-nine de And further determining that to the ex thence extending along said side of Main tent that such nationals are persons not Street South twenty four degrees, twenty- grees, twenty-one minutes East thirty-two within a designated enemy country, the four minutes East sixty and sixty-two one and six-tenths feet to line of land herein national interest of the United States re hundredths feet to the first mentioned point after described; thence extending along the quires that such persons be treated as na and place of beginning. Said premises being same South forty degrees, twenty-eight min tionals of a designated enemy country (Ger known as Nos. 439 and 441 Main Street fn said utes East one hundred thirty-two and five- many) ; Borough. tenths feet to a point in the Northwesterly And having made all determinations and Ex h ib it. B side of Glenwood Avenue; thence extending taken all action, after appropriate consulta All that lot, piece or parcel of land situ along the Northwesterly side of Glenwood tion and certification required by law, and ate, lying and being in the City of College- Avenue South forty-nine degrees, twenty-one deeming it necessary in the national interest, ville, County of Montgomery, State of Penn minutes West thirty-two and six-tenths feet sylvania, bounded and described as follows: to the first mentioned point and place of be hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus Beginning at a stone in the Northwesterly ginning. Said premises being known as No. todian the property described in subpar side of Clamer Avenue (forty-five feet in 21 Glenwood Avenue in said Borough. 16670 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943 E xhibit E feet; thence South sixty-five degrees, three OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION. minutes West sixty-five and fifty-five hun All that lot, piece or parcel ot land, situ dredths feet; thence North twenty-four de-. [MPR 120, Order 330] ate, lying and being in the City of College- grees, twenty-eight minutes West sixty-nine ville, County of Montgomery, State of Penn and seven-tenths feet to the place of be Bituminous Coal D elivered F rom'M ine sylvania, bounded and described as follows: ginning. or P reparation Plant Beginning at an iron pipe on line with Together with free ingress, egress and re property of Masonic Temple, said point be gress to and for the said grantee, her heirs order granting adjustment to Mines in ing at a distance of one hundred fifty-four and assigns, her and their tenants, occu SUBDISTRICT NO. 39 (BROAD TOP REGION) and nine-tenths feet Northeasterly from a piers, agents or possessors, of the said gran IN DISTRICT NO. 1 marble monument on the Northeasterly side tee’s messuage or garage, to have the right of Main Street, a corner of this and other to passage at all times and seasons over the For the reasons set forth in the opinion land of G. H. Clamer; thence along the land adjoining land of the said grantors to [the issued herewith and in accordance with of the Masonic Temple and land of G. H. tract] herein described, leading and extend § 1340.207 (a) of Maximum Price Regu Clamer, North forty-eight degrees,' thirty- ing from [the tract herein described] to and lation No. 120, It is ordered: nine minutes East seventy and one-tenth over a private driveway now extending from (a) Coals produced at any mine in feet to a stake and still along the property Glenwood Avenue to Clamer Avenue and Subdistrict No. 39 (Broad Top Region) in of G. H. Clamer, of which this was a part, said right of way shall exist until a public District No. 1, except the Ocean No. 5 South twenty-three degrees, twenty-eight way is provided to give the grantee, her heirs minutes East eighty-nine and five-tenths and assigns, access thereto. Mine of the Shannon Coal Company, Mine Index No. 348, for all methods of E xhibit F transportation and all uses may be sold Policies Issued by Perkiomen Valley M utual Fire Insurance Company and purchased at f. o. b. mine prices not to exceed the following: Property Expira Policy Nos. Amount Kind of Insurance tion date Size groups 439-441 Main St______C-l 36811 . $11,000 Fire 9-16-44 16-17 Clamer A ve______. /C-120806...... 10,000 Fire 3-18-44 \T-3445...... -»6,800 Windstorm___ 3-18-44 Smithing 15-17 Glenwood Ave...... __ C-135-696...... 9.000 Fire 1 2 • 8 4 5 coal (any 21 Glenwood.Ave ______. C-136697...... 4,600 Fire. . 3-2-44 size) 11-13 Glenwood Ave...... /C-136810_._. 7.000 Fire____ 9-15-44 IT-4330...... 4.000 9-18-44 Garage on an alleyway running between Clamer C-131630...... 1.000 Fire 8-30-43 $4.25 $4.25 $3.90 $3.65 $3.50 $4.75 and Glenwood Avenues, east of Main Street. Policy issued by M utual Fire Insurance Company (b) Coals produced at the Ocean No. 5 Mine of the Shannon Coal Company, Property Policy Nos. Amount Kind of Insurance Expira Mine Index No. 348, for all methods of tion Date transportation and all uses may be sold and purchased at f. o. b. mine prices not 16-17 Clamer Ave...... ____ 966106 $2,000 Fire 10-28-44 to exceed the following: [F. R. Doc. 43-19587; Filed, December 8, 1943; 10:54 a. m.] Size groups Smithing OFFICE OF DEFENSE TRANSPORTA points in the States of California, Oregon 1 2 S 4 5 coal (any TION. or Washington. The Section of Tank size) Car Service, Division of Petroleum and , [Rev. ODT 7, Gen. Assignment Order 2] Other Liquid Products, Office of Defense $4.40 $4.40 $4.25 $4.15 $4.16 $4.75 Assignment of Tank Cars Transportation, Washington, D. C., shall be notified within twenty-four (24) Pursuant to the provisions of § 502.103 hours after any such withdrawal has (c) Any producer whose prices are in of General Order ODT 7, Revised (7 P.R. creased by this order and who starts to 10484), It is hereby ordered, That: been made. All such cars, shall be re turned to eastern petroleum service charge the increased prices must imme 1. All tank cars which are used in diately notify the Solid Fuels Branch, eastern petroleum service on and after when they are no longer needed in the December 29, 1942, are hereby assigned service for which withdrawn. Office of Price Administration, Washing to eastern petroleum service exclusively, 2. No tank car of a shell capacity of ton 25, D. C. of the name of the operator and may be withdrawn from such service less than 7000 gallons, other than a tank of the mine for which the prices are in only: car assigned to_eastem petroleum^ serv creased, the name of the mine, the mine (a) When, at the time of withdrawal, ice by this order, shall be used in eastern index number and the seam, subdistrict the person making the withdrawal sub petroleum service unless authorized by and county in which it is located. Such the Office of Defense Transportation. producer shall also include a statement stitutes for the car or cars withdrawn 3. Communications concerning this and forthwith places in eastern petro order should be addressed to the Section on all invoices in connection with the leum service súch number of tank cars, sale of coal priced under this order that each of a shell capacity of 7000 gallons of Tank Car Service, Division of Petro leum and Other Liquid Transport, Office the price charged includes an adjust or more, as have a total capacity equal ment granted under Order No. 330 of the to or exceeding that of the car or cars of Defense Transportation, Washington, withdrawn, and within 24 hours after D. C., and should refer to “General Office of Price Administration. such substitution notifies the Section of Assignment Order ODT 7, Revised-2.” (d) Orders Nos. 25, 189 and 277 and Tank Car Service, Division of Petroleum 4. General Assignment Order ODT 7, Revised Order No. 57 under Maximum and Other liquid Transport, Office of Revised-l is hereby revoked. Price Regulation No. 120, be and the same Defense Transportation, Washington This order shall become effective are hereby revoked. D. C., as to the facts which made such December 9, 1943. (e) This Order No. 330 may be re ■withdrawal and substitution necessary; Issued at Washington, D. C., this 9th voked or amended by the Price Admin (b) When authorized by the Office of day of December 1943. istrator at any time. Defense Transportation pursuant to A. V. B ourque, (f) Unless the context otherwise re § 502.103 of General Order ODT 7, Re Associate Director, quires the definitions in § 1340.208 of vised; or Division of Petroleum and Maximum Price Regulation No. 120 shall (c) For the purpose of transporting Other Liquid Transport. petroleum products from points of ori apply to terms used herein. gin east of the States of Montana, [F. R. Doc. 43-19668; Filed, December 9, 1943; This Order No. 330 shall become effec Wyoming, Colorado, and New Mexico to 11:29 a. m.] tive December 8, 1943. • FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943 16671 (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th Copies of these orders may be obtained Montana, Order No. 30, Amendment No. 1, Cong.; E.O. 9250 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, from the issuing offices. filed 4:40 p. m. 8 F.R 4681) Ervin H. P ollack, REGION VIII N o t e : The reporting and record-keeping Secretary. Los Angeles, Los Angeles-4, Amendment requirehients of this amendment have been No. 19, filed 9:25 a. m. • approved by the Bureau of the Budget in ac [F. R. Doc. 43-19679; Filed, December 9, 1943; Phoenix, Order No. 7—F, Correction to cordance with the Federal Reports Act of 1942. 11:59 a. m.] Amendment No. 1, filed 9:25 a. m. Issued this 8th day of December 1943. San Francisco, Order No. 7, Amendment No. 8, filed 4:42 p. m. Chester B owles, List of Community Ceiling P rice Orders San Francisco, Order No. 7, Amendment Administrator. No. 4, filed 4:42 p. m. The following orders under General [F. R. Doc. 43-19643; Filed, December 8, 1943; Order 51 were filed with the Division Copies of these orders may be obtained 4:30 p. m.] of the Federal Register on December 7, from the issuing offices. 1943. Ervin H. P ollack, REGION I Secretary. List of Community Ceiling P rice Orders Maine, Order No. 5, Amendment No. 2, [F. R. Doc. 43-19680; Filed, December 9, 1943; The following orders under. General filed 9:27 a. m. 11:59 a. m.] Order 51 were filed with the Division of Maine, Order No. 5, Amendment No. 3, the Federal Register on December 6,1943. filed 9:26 a. m. Maine, Order No. 5, Amendment No, 4, Regional and District Office Orders. REGION I filed 9:27 a. m. [Little Rock Order 1 Under Restaurant MPR Massachusetts, Order No. 7, Amendment Maine, Order No. 6, Amendment No. 4, No. 4, filed 12:25 p. m. filed 9:29 a. m. 5-10, Arndt. 2] Massachusetts, Order No. 8, Amendment Providence, Order No. 5, Amendment No. F ood and D rink in Arkansas No. 4, filed 12:26 p. m. 3, filed 9:27 a. m. Amendment No. 2 to Order No. 1 un Massachusetts, Order No. 9, Amendment r e g io n n No. 4, filed 12:25 p. m. der Restaurant Maximum Price Regula Massachusetts, Order No. 10, Amendment Syracuse, Order No. 14, filed 9:29 a. m. tion No. 5-10. Food and drink sold for No. 4, filed 12:26 p. m. Trenton, Order No. 9, Amendment No. 1, immediate consumption. Specific prices Massachusetts, Order No. 11, Amendment filed 9:28 a. m. No. 4, filed 12:27 p. m. Trenton, Order No. 10, Amendment No. 1, for certain food items and meals. Massachusetts, Order No. 12, Amendment filed 9:28*a. m. For the reasons set forth in an opin ion issued simultaneously herewith and No. 3, filed 12:25 p. m. r e g io n m Montpelier, Order No. 7, Amendment No. 1, filed with the Division of the Federal filed 12:27 p. m. Charleston, Order No. 20, filed 4:46 p. m. Register, Order No. 1 under Restaurant Montpelier, Order No. 8, Amendment No. 1, Charleston, Order No. 21, filed 4:46 p. m. Maximum Price Regulation No. 5-10 is filed 12:26 p. m. Charleston, Order No. 22, filed 9:29 a. m. Cleveland, Order No. F-4, Amendment No. amended in the following respects: REGION III 4, filed 4:45 p. m. 1. Section 1 is amended to read as Lexington, Order No. 1-F, Amendment No. Columbus, Order No. 8, Amendment No. 3, follows: filed 4:44 p. m. 6, filed 12:30 p. m. Section 1. Purpose of order. It is the Lexington, Order No. 12, filed 12:25 p. m. Columbus, Order No. 9, Amendment No. 2, Charleston, Order No. 1-F, filed 12:31 p. m. filed 4:45 p. m . purpose of this order to establish spe Cincinnati, Order No. 1-F, Amendment No. Detroit, Order No. 5, Amendment No. 21, cific maximum prices for certain food 6, filed 12:31 p. m. filed 4:43 p. m. items, beverages and certain meals sold Cleveland, Order No, F-3, Amendment No. 4, Louisville, Order No. 11, filed 9:28 a. m. by eating or drinking places covered by filed 12:31 p. m. Saginaw, Order No. 17, filed 4:47 p. m. Restaurant Maximum Price Regulation Iron Mountain, Order No. 17, Amendment Saginaw, Order No. 18, hied 4:46 p. m No. 5-10 in Pulaski County, Arkansas, No. 1, filed 12:31 p. m. r e g io n i v # except boarding houses and cafeterias. Saginaw, Order No. 1-F, Amendment No. 4, filed 12:31 p. m. Birmingham, Order No. 12, filed 4:40 p. m. 2. A new paragraph (c) is added to Birmingham, Order No. 13, filed 4:40 p. m. REGION TV section 6 Definitions, which reads as fol Charlotte, Order No. 1-F, Amendment No. lows: Atlanta, Order No. 10, Amendment No. 4, 3, filed 4:44 p. m. filed 12:29 p. m. Jacksonville, Order No. 12, filed 9:25 a. m. (c) A cafeteria, is an eating and drink Jacksonville, Order No. 2-F, Amendment Jacksonville, Order No. 13, filed 9:29 a. m. ing place, which did not, during the base No. 2, filed 12:31 p. m. Jacksonville, Order No. 14, filed 9 :26 a. m. period, April‘4 to April 10, 1943, custom Montgomery, Order No. 14, filed 12:33 p. m. Jacksonville, Order lio. 15, filed 9:26 a. m. arily offer a basic “noon-day luncheon”, Savannah, Order No. 1-F, Amendment No. Jacksonville, Order No. 16, filed 9:26 a. m. 12, filed 12:28 p. m. Montgomery, Order No. 12, Amendment No. as described in Appendix B, at a stated Savannah, Order No. 2-F, Amendment No. 10, filed 4:44 p. m. price; and a place at which the patrons 7, filed 12:32 p. m. serve themselves from or are served at Savannah, Order No. 3-F, Amendment No. r e g io n v a counter, taking the food to tables to 6, filed 12:28 p. m. Oklahoma City, Order No. G-5, Amendment eat. Savannah, Order No. 4-F, Amendment No. No. 2, filed 9:27 a. m. This amendment shall become effec 4, filed 12:32 p m. Oklahoma City, Order No. G-6, Amendment No. 2, filed 9:27 a. m. tive November 17, 1943. REGION VI Issued at Little Rock, Arkansas, this Chicago, Order No. 5, Amendment No. 8, REGION VI 25th day of November 1943. filed 12:29 p. m. Chicago, Order No.' 6, filed 4:44 p. m. R obert P. Hall, La Crosse, Order No. 9, filed 12:27 p. m. Green Bay, Order No. 9, filed 4.42 p. m. District Director. La Crosse, Order No. 10, filed 12:27 p. m. Peoria, Order No. 9, Amendment No. 1, La Crosse, Order No. 11, filed 12:27 p. m. filed 4:43 p. m. [F. R. Doc. 43-19644; Filed, December 8, 1943; Peoria, Order No. 4, Amendment No. 3, 4:30 p. m.] filed 12:29 p. m. _ Sioux Falls, Order No. 9, filed 4:43 p. m. Milwaukee, Order No. 10, Amendment No. Sioux Falls, Order No. 10, filed 4:43 p. m. 4, filed 12:29 p. m. / REGION VII [Region VII Order G-18 Under RMPR 122] Milwaukee, Order No. 10, Amendment No. 6, filed 12:28 p. m. Montana, Order No. 25, Amendment No. 1, Solid Fuels in N ew Mexico filed 4:42 p. m. jCorrection REGION VIII Montana, Order No. 26, Amendment No. 1, Los Angeles, San Bernardino-1, Amend filed 4:41 p. m. In F.R. Doc. 43-18658, appearing at ment No. 17, filed 12:30 p. m. Montana, Order No. 27, Amendment No. 1, page 15892 of the issue for Tuesday, No Los Angeles, Santa Barbara-1, Amendment filed 4:41 p. m. vember 23, 1943, the ninth price* under No. 15, filed 12:29 p. m. Montana, Order No. 29, Amendment No. 1, Part 2, Yard prices per ton, in Table I— Spokane, Order No. 19, filed 12:30 p. m. filed 4:41 p. m. Maximum Prices, Albuquerque Trade 16672 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, December 10, 1943 Area, should read “9.90.” The tenth front of them, the same to be used as Conservation Order L-41, on the build price under Part 1, Delivered prices per apartments and stores, at an estimated ings located at 284-292 East Exchange ton, should read “9.50.” The last item in cost in excess of $5,000, without having Street, Akron, Ohio, unless hereafter spe the “Size” column should read “#8 buck received authorization from the War cifically authorized in writing by the War wheat and duff.” Production Board. Thereafter, in June Production Board. In the first line of subparagraph (2) *1943, Mr. Vuich made false statements (b) Nothing contained in this order under Table I, “Lar Vegas” should read to the War Production Board in connec shall be deemed to relieve Mike Vuich,. “Las Vegas.” tion with this construction in violation of Priorities Regulation No. 1. In view' his successors or assigns, from any re of the foregoing, Mr. Vuich has consented striction, prohibition, or provision con to the issuance of this order. tained in any other order or regulation WAR PRODUCTION BOARD. Wherefore, upon the agreement and of the War Production Board, except in consent of Mike Vuich, the Regional so far as the same may be inconsistent Mike Vtjich Compliance Chief, the Regional Attorney, with the provisions of this order. CONSENT ORDER and upon the approval of the Compliance (c) This order shall take effect on De Commissioner, 7f is hereby ordered, That: cember 8, 1943. Mike Vuich, of 372 Allyn Street, Akron, (a) Neither Mike Vuich, his successors Issued this 1st day of December 1943. Ohio, is charged by the War Production or assigns nor any other person, shall Board with having violated Conservation order, purchase, accept delivery of, with W ar Production Board, Order L-41 in that subsequent to July 5, draw from inventory, or in any other By J. J oseph Whelan, 1942 he began construction on the re manner secure or use any material or Recording Secretary. modeling of two houses and the construc construction plant in order to continue [P. R. Doc. 43-19630; Filed, December 8, 1943; tion of a one-story building across the or complete construction, as defined in 3:09 p. m.]